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THE CANADIAN ALMANAC,
FOR THE YEAR 1875.
Clironological Cycles.
Golden Number , 14
Epact 23
Salar Cycle . 8
Dominical Letter C
Roman Indicium 3
Julian Period 6588
Epochs.
The year 5636 of the Jewish Era begias Sept. 30 1875
The year 1292 of the Mahometan Era begins Feb. 7 1875
The 39th of Queen Victoria s Reign begins June 20... 1875
The 9th of Dominion of Canada begins July 1 1875
The 100th of the Indep. of the U. S. begins July 4 ... 1875
Fixed and Moveable Festivals and Anniversaries*
Ash Wednesday Feb. 10
St. David ~ March 1
St. Patrick March 17
Lady Day - March 25
Kaster Sunday March 28
St. George April 23
Holy Thursday May G
WhitSunday May
Birth of Queen Victoria May
Midsummer Day June
Dominion D:iy July
Michaelmas Day Sept.
Birth of Prince of Wales Nov.
St. Andrew NOT.
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Explanation of the Articles in (lie Calendar.
These pages are calculated for Toronto, Quabec, Fredericton and Halifax, and for ordinary purposes will serve with
sufficient accuracy for every city in the Dominion of Canada.
The times of the SUN S RISING AVD SETTISO are given fur the upper liinb, and are corrected for refraction for Toronto,
Quebec, Fredericton, Halifax and Fort Garry.
The civil times both for the rising and setting of the Moon s centre are given for every day for Toronto, Quebec,.
Fredericton, Halifax and Fort Garry.
The column, SON ON MEKIDIAN, gives the time that a watch should show when tho shadow of a aan dial is on the
noon mark.
MOON S AGE. This column shows to the nearest tenth of a day the Moon s age at Toronto Noon.
The column, Moov ON THE MERIDIAN, gives the mean time at which the Moon s centre passes the meridian of longi-
i title 4h. 46m. W. When in the column headed Moon s rising or settiu:;, or Moon on meridian, the letters A.M. occur,
unaccompanied by any number, they denote that the numbers given lor the succeeding days relate to the morning,
and those for the preceding days to the afternoon, but tlist the Moon does not rise or set or cross the meridian (as tho
case may be) on tiiat day.
The MOON S MERIDIAN ZENITH DISTANCES are given to the nearest tenth of a degree for a point in latitude 45 anil
longitude 4h. 46m. W. They are not corrected for parallax or refraction.
The column, UPPER TRANSIT OF POLE STAB, phows for every diy the mean time at which the Pole Star makes its
upper transit across the meridian of longitude 4h. 45m. W. It passes the meridian in the morning from April 10 to
October 9. It pisses the meridian twice on October 10; and in the afternoon during the rest of the year.
The time at which the lower transit of the Pole Star occurs may be fjund by adding llh. 5Sm. 2s. to the time of
its preceding upper transit.
The six last columns will serve with sufficient accuracy for the whole of Canada.
From the time of the upper transit of the Pole Star may be found the time of its greatest western or eastern elonga
tion, by adding or subtracting the constants given iu the annexed Table.
latitude
42
43
44
45
40
47
48
49
50
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5 54 6
h m s
5 53 55
h m s
5 53 44
il III S
5 53 33
h m s
5 53 21
h in s
5 53 9
h m a
5 52 56
h m s
5 52 43
h m
5 52 :
Difference for 10 of latitude
1.8
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1.8
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THE CANADIAN ALMANAC.
MOON S PHASES. This Table jives the times for thft four meridians when the Moon passes the geocentric longitudes
cf 90 180, and 270 east of the sun. It gives also the times of her greatest and least distance from the earth.
TWILIGHT. In this TaMa are given the times at which twilight begins in the morning and ends in the evening,
i e., the times when the Sun s centre is 18 below the horizon.
GREATEST ELONGATION or TEE POLE STAR. This column gives the greatest azimuth of the Pole Star east or west
from the meridian as observed at a place in latitude 45. When the greatest elongation corresponding to any other
latitude is required, the number given in the column should be corrected by means of the following Table.
42
43
44
45
46
470
48
49
50
5 38"
3 51"
1 59"
O OO"
-L. 2 4"
+4 16"
+6 35"
-j- 9/2"
+11 37"
2nd Correction for each minute
of latitude
+ 1.8"
-f 1.9"
+ 2.0"
+ 2.1"
+ 2.2"
-f 2.3"
+ 2.4"
+ 2.6"
+ 2.7"
The 1st correction for the degrees of latitude is to bo subtracted from the greatest elongation given in the calendar
or addrd to it, according as the degrees of latitude are less or greater than 45.
The 2nd correction, which h always additive, is found by multiplying the number given in the third line of the
Tuble by the number of minutes in the latitude.
rhus for latitude 43 20 ...lst correction = 3 51" 2nd correction -fl .9X20 = -f 38"
" 47 40 ... " =+4 16" " " +2.3X-10 +1 32"
" " 451(X... " =+0 0" " " +2.1X10 = +0 21"
If the altitude of Polaris above the horizontal plane observed at the time of its meridian transit be corrected for
refraction, the latitude of the place of observation will be found by subtracting the polar distance from the altitude
BO corrected, Ibr the upper trantit, and by adding the polar distance to the corrected altitude, for lower transit
Ey observing Polaris with a horizoni 1 circle at the time of its upper or lower meridian transit, the direction of the
meridian may also be found; bat as its motion in azimuth at these instants is more rep d than at other points of its
course, any error in the time will then produce the greatest possible effect on the azimuth. Near the time of greatest
elongation, on the other hand, the change of azimuth is very slow; so that an error in the supposed time of observa
tion will occasion a comparatively smatt error in the azimuth. On this account the instant of greatest elongation
east or west of the meridian ia the time most favourable for the determination of the meridian.
Again, as the poiut of greatest elongation is the one at which the change of altitude is most rapid, any error in the
time will produce a comparatively large error ia the altitude. Hence this point of the star s path is the worst that
could be talc-n for finding the latitude.
As the transits ot Polaris and the times of its greatest elongation often take place when the sky is clouded, or during
daylight, several days may sometimes pass without the occurrence of an opportunity favourable for these observations
with Polaris.
To remedy to some extant this inconvenience, Tables are herewith given which contain the times of transit of two
ether circumpolar stars, with the intervals between the times of transit and of greatest elongation; and also the
azimuths at the same instant.
In order to harmonize with tie rest of the Calendar, where the times of transit, of Polaris are placed, the transits of
that star are given in civil time; for greater convenience, however, the transit of and Ursje Minoris in the following
Tables art- in astronomical time. For the sak.9 of brevity the times are given for the 1st, llth and 21st of each month,
and also on those days when two transits take place.
The times of meridian passage on any intermediate diy may be found with sufficient accuracy by subtracting the
following numbers from the lecorded time which next precedes it in the Table.
Number of days after day laal recorded
1
2
3
4
5 | 6
7
8
"
10
m s
m e
m s
m s
m aim s
ra s
m s
m s
m B
Corresponding time to be subtracted
3 56
1 52
11 48
15 44
19 40 ) 23 SO
27 32
31 28
35 24
39 20
Mean Astronomical Time of the Upper Transit of 5 Ursie Minoris over tile Meridian
of Longitude Gh. W.
Mean right ascension, 1st July, 1875, ISh. 12m. 30s.
Mean polar distance 3 23 32"
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
April.
May.
June.
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
1
11
21
h m s
23 24 34
22 45 15
22 5 57
h m a
21 22 44
20 43 27
20 4 10
h m 8
19 32 46
18 53 30
18 14 14
h m s
17 31 3
16 51 47
16 12 32
h m s
15 I>3 15
14 53 58
14 14 41
h m s
13 31 27
12 52 8
12 12 49
h m s
11 33 29
10 54 8
10 14 47
h m s
9 31 29
8 52 7
8 12 44
h m 8
7 29 25
6 50 2
6 10 38
h m s
5 31 15
4 51 51
4 12 28
h m s
3 29 9
2 49 46
2 10 24
h m s
1 31 2
51 41
12 21
On Dec. 24, o Ursa: Minoris passes the meridian twice, namely, at Oh. Om. 32s., and again at 23h. 56m 37s.
[647]
THE CANADIAN ALMANAC.
[1875,
Meau Astronomical Time of the Upper Transit of Ursre Minris over the Meridian
of LougiUuIe 61i \V.
Mean right ascension, 1st July, 1875, I6h. 58m. 47g.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
April.
May.
Juilc.
July.
Ausf.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
li m s
h m s
h in s
h m s
h m 8
h in s
h m H
h m H
h ID s
h m s
h in H
h m H
1
22 11 11
20 9 20
18 19 19
16 17 31
14 19 37
12 17 41
10 19 45
8 17 4S
6 15 50
4 17 47
2 15 49
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21 31 52
19 30 3
17 40 2
15 38 13
13 40 IS
11 38 25
9 40 25
7 38 2*
6 36 20
3 38 27
1 38 29
23 34 31
21
20 52 3t
18 50 45
17 44
14 58 55
13 69
10 59 6
915
6 59 7
457 ,8
2 69 6
67 9
22 55 IS
On Dec. 5, Ursa; Minoris passes the meridian twice, namely, at Oh. 2m. 6s., and a^ain at 23h. 53m. 10s.
The following Table gives approximately the intervals in time between the instant of the Uppr Transit of 3 and
TJrsse Minoris, and the instant of their greatest elongations, with (he azimuths of these Stars at greatest elongation.
IATITCI B.
42
43
44 | 45
46
47
48
493
60
(^)- Interval in timn
h m H
5 46 49
h m 8
5 46 22
h m R i h m s
5 4o 6S| 5 45 27
h in s
5 44 5S
h m R
5 44 28
h m s
5 43 57
h m R
5 4"5 20
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5 30 55
5 29 54
5 28 62 5 27 47
6 26 40
5 25 31
5 24 18
5 23 3
5 21 4t
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10 27 57
10 38 11
10 48 811 20
11 12 19
11 24 58
11 38 19
11 52 26
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THE PLANETS. The times of rising and setting of the fivn chief plsnetg are calculated for Toronto, and are correct? d
for refraction. The tiniej of culmination, although computed for the meridian of Toronto, will serve approximately
for the whole of Canada. The moridi-iu zenith distances, being designed merely to aid in finding the planets, have
bsen given only to the nearest tenth of a degree, as seen fi-om the latitude of 45.
Star TJ>le.
From the times of the Upper Transit of the Pole Star my ha derived, with the aid of the following Table, the times of
culmination, and of the rising aud setting of the principal fixed stars, as seen from the parallel of 45 north latitude .
To ascertain when any star f nind in the following Table will be on the meridian, add the number in the left-hand
column of figures to the preceding meridian transit of the pole star given in the calendar. To find the time of rising
of a star, subtract the number opposite to it in the right hand column of figures from the time of its meridian passage-
For the setting of a star, add the Mime number to the time of Its meridian passage. Those stars marked () revolt a
in a circle of perpetual apparition, and do not ri-e or set at places in and to the north of latitude 45.
NAME OF STAB.
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8 10
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9 41
A m
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C 59
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10 28
7 2
a Cassiopeia;
i 3 17
/3 Corvi
11 13
4
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"3 20
4 40
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12 4
516
(3 Arieti.s
35
7 25
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12 8
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47
7 o9
a Boot is ( Arcturus) . . . .
12 55
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13 26
2 2
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13 55
5 "
a Tauri (Aldebiirnrt)
3 15
7 7
o Coronte Borealis
14 14
8
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o 5t
a Serpentis
14 23
6 26
fi Orionis (Rigel)
S 55
5 25
3 Scorpii
14 43
4 36
f-J Tauri
4 5
8 10
a Scorpii (Antares)
15 6
4 2
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4 12
5 57
a Herculis . .
15 53
6 5!
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4 16
5 54
/3 Draconis . . .
16 12
a Columba)
4 21
8 9
y Draconis
16 38
4 35
29
a Lvrre (Vesra) .
17 17
9 31
a Canis Majoris (Sirius)
5 26
4 50
a AquiJse (Altair)
18 29
6 3:;
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6 40
Z 46
a Cvtrni
19 21
11 3:;
a- Geminorum (Castor)
6 13
8 34
19 59
a Canis Minoris (Procvon) . . . ;
6 19
6 21
20 9
S 84
jS Geminorum (Pollux)
6 24
8 9
n Acjiiarii
20 43
5 55
8 7
5 26
a Piscis Aust. (Fomalhaut) . . .
21 34
3 36
8 47
6 50
21 42
1
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8 59
7 26
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THE CANADIAN ALMANAC.
5
Table
Showing Vie Itlwninatfd Portions of th* Discs of Venus and Mars.
1875.
Yen tin.
Mars.
1875.
Venus.
Mars.
273
912
July 15.
0.946
0.9M
February... 11.
Maroh 15.
April 16.
May 15.
0.477
0.615
0.727
0.815
0.8 Jti
0.881
0.906
0.950
August,.... 15.
Sep ember 15.
October . ... 15.
November. 15.
0.983
1 .000
0.995
0.974
0.495
0.856
0.8-17
0.856
0.890
0.990
December.. 15.
0.909
0.873
Eclipses.
lu the year 1875 there will be two eclipses, both of the Sun.
I. A total eclipse of the Sun, April 5, invisible in Canada.
IL An annular eclipse of the Sun, September 29, visible a* a partial eclipse in those portions of the Domiuion which
lie to the oast of longitude 93 west.
The eclipse begins btfora sunrise at all Cinsdian station , except in the extreme east of Nova Scotia and in the
island of Caps Breton, where the first contact tabes place at or soon after sunrise, according to the position of the
place.
At Toronto, tha greatest phase occurs before sunri *. At sunrise, the imguhu le of the eclipse (Sun s diameter = 1 )
is .823.
Eclipse ends Sh. 56. 3m. a.m., Toronto civil time. Angle of list contact from North Pols 122 towards the east fur
4iiect image.
The Greenwich moan time of last contact for places noar Toronto miy be found from the following formulae:
* cos w = 0.08371 [0.17421] H I -f [9.98617] cos I cos (99 1 37" X)
t 111. om. 23s. + [3.62182] sin al [3.60725] sin I [: . 79315] cos I cos (94 42 36" A)
Contact on the Sun s limb, <i> -f- 32 55 from north towards the east.
At Quebec, the magnitude of the eclipse at sunrise is .603. The greatest phase occurs at 6h. 24.2m. a.m., Quebs*
civil time m.ignitudi 1 , .871. Time of last contact, 7h. 33.3m., Quebec time. Angle from North Pole, 129 towards
Ui9 east for direct image.
Tlie Greenwich mean time of last contact for plnces near Quebec miy be found from the following formula;:
* IXM ID = 0.37030 [0.16C87J fin I -f [0.00340] cos I cos (93 51 15" X)
t = Ih. Cm. 50s. H- [3.64041] fin w [3.64318] sin I [3.80772J cos I cos (95 53 43" X)
Contact on the Sun s limb, w -{- 31 25 from north towards the east.
At Halifax, the magnitude of the eclipse at sunrise is 0.169. The greatest phase occurs at 6h. 55.4m. a m., Halifax
ovil tiiuH. Migultude of greatest phase, .899. Time of last contact, Sh. 8m. Angle from N>rth Pole, 12C> J towards
tha east for lirect ima<re.
The Greenwich metn time of last conta-i for pliers near Ilalif-tx may hi found from the following formulas:
* cos w -. 0.3V774 [0.15715] sin I -f [0.02398] cos I cos (100 54 5" X)
t = Ih. Sin 13,s. -f [3.06156] sin w [3.CS1S5] sin I [3.81918] coa I co* (95 39 4t" X)
* In those formula; tin cosifiuients of tho terms are the numbara whose logarithms ara the numbers wiihin the
toracksts [ 1 ; also, I dsuotas the gejeuntric latitude, and X the longitude west of Greenwich.
TABLE SHOWING THE AVERAGES OF CERTAIN METEOROLOGICAL QUANTITIES.
[From observations at the Toronto Observatory.]
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average of 33
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Total Bain and
Suow. j
January...
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22.91
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milf.s
3 18
miles.
8 38
73
in.
1 194
4 59
in.
17 18
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in.
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0229
22 90
V GSW
3 15
8 70
71
851
1 11
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2J 30
N 51 W
3 22
8 97
62
1 MM
6 O- l
12 77
10 * ;( )
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41.01
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2 07
8 2V
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May
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V 14 W
1 64
6 81
56
3 ISt
1 1 91
OB
35
5 i a o
.0734
61 74
V 4 \V
83
5 20
52
2 915
11 74
July
. 5930
67 41
V 76 W
79
4 97
50
3 181
10 74
s lSi
. 6230
66 20
1 11
5 23
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45 85
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1 81
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2 409
12 56
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7 66
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2 855
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20.6156
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16.82
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Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
A TO
156/7
11 57 a
11 14 a
601/>
8 25 a
Men
Zen.
dist.
Venus
A m
601a
2 22 a
1 430
930
708/>
A m
952^
7 Si a
705-
219/-
2290
h m
243/;
046/7
28 p
708p
9 45 a
62.8
.37.4
54.8
62.9
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434o
2 140
1 10
854(;
627/>
A m
9250
7 17 a
6 30
1 44;.
148
A m
2 16 f
021/>
1 1 o ; (/
634p
9 05 a
62.3
59.3
55.2
62.6
27.7
A m
421 a
2 05 a
035
818a
545/7
A m
9090
70U
5540
1 09/7
107 a
o
63.0
61.1
55.5
62.3
27.6
Mars
Saturn
Uranus
NAME or
PLANET.
FEBRUARY 1ST.
FEBRUARY HTH.
FEBRUARY 21ST.
Rises.
Oil
Merid
Sets.
Mer.
Z,-u.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Venus
A TO
4 18 a
154 a
11 51/>
7 38 a
459/j
A m
901(7
643fi
6 140
031/>
021 a
A m
144/>
11 31 a
LO 83
525/7
7 40 .-/
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64.0
62 P
55.7
61. y
27.5
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4 20 a
1 44 a
11 13 p
7020
418//
A 771
9 00 a
6260
436 a
1 1 57 a
11 37/7
A tra
141/>
11 086
954-.
452//
7 00 a
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64.5
64.2
55.7
61.6
27.4
A m
423</
1 32 a
l084jD
6 26 a
886j>
A m
9 03 a
6 09 a
3580
1 1 22 a
1056 /7
A 774
143/?
10 45 a
919a
419/>
6 19 a
o
64.6
65.3
55.7
61.2
27.2
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
NAME OP
MABCI
[ 1ST.
MARCH
llTH.
MARCH
21ST.
PLANET.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Z^u.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zeu.
dist
Venus
A m
4 24 a
A m
907 a
A TO
1 50 p
640
A m
4 24 a
A m
9 13 a
A m
203 p
62.6
A m
4 20 a
A m
9 19a
A m
2 19/>
o
60.4
1 22 a
5 55 a
1027 a
6 1
1 08 a
5 36 a
10 05 a
66.9
052 a
517
9 42 a
67.6
Jupiter
1001 p
326 a
8 47 a
55.G
9 18 p
2 44 a
806o
55.4
834p
2 02 a
7 25 a
55.1
Saturn
5 57 a
1054 a
352c
60
5 20 a
1020 a
3 19^
60 fi
444
9 44 a
245p
60 3
Uranus
303z>
10 23
5 47 a
27.1
2 22 u
943n
5 07 a
27.1
1 41 p
9020
4 26 a
27.0
NAME o?
PLANET.
APRIL IST.
APRIL 11m.
APRIL 21ST.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mur.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zeti.
dit-t.
Venus
A m
413u
032
745?
403a
057/j
A m
9 26 a
4 54 a
1 14 a
i) 03 a
8\8p
A m \
238^ 57 4
9 17 a 68.1
6 3 J a 54.7
208j :59.t
3 43 a 26.9
A m
4 02 a
Oil a
659j
3260:
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A (
931 6
431 6
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830<-
7 38;-
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301p 53.4
851 a 68.0
557 64.2
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3 03 a 26 9
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3 50 a
11 45 /)
613/>
2 49 a
11 38 a
A TO
9 36 a
4 06 a
1142/7
7 53 a
659/7
A TO
322/7
8 23 a
5 15 a
058 jo
2 24 a
o
49.3
68.7
53.9
59.4
26.9
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
NAME OP
PLANET.
MAY 1ST.
MAY HTH.
MAY 218T.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zeu.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zan.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Venus
A 771
3 37 a
11 18/>
527p
2 10 a
10 59 a
A m
940
3 37 a
i056?
7 15 a
6 18 o
A m
344;>
752
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1 40 a
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45.0
69.4
58.2
59.2
26. ft
A TO
3 23 a
1047;
442jo
133</
10 21 a
A m
9 45 a
304a
10 12;?
6 37 a
5 39 p
A TO
406/>
7 17 a
347
11 42 a
101 a
40.5
69.9
52.9,
59.1
27.0.
A m
3 10 a
1012;?
358/7
055 a
9 43 a
A m
9 50
2260
930/7
5 59 a
501 p
A TO
429/7
6 38 a
306a
11 04 a
22 a
o
36.1
70.4
52.6
59.0
27.1
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
NAME OF
PLANET.
JUNE IST.
JUNE llTU.
JUNE 21sT.
Rises.
Ou
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
A m
2 58 (/
927?
3 Up
016p
901
A 771
9 37 a
138 a
844/>
5 21 a
419
A TO
4 55 />
5 44 a
221
10 26 a
11360
o
31.6
71.2
52. H
59. C
27. ?
A wi
2 50 a
843/>
230?
1 1 29 p
8 24 a
A TO
10050
049 a
803 ;>
4 38 a
341
A TO
5 20 j9
4 50 a
1 40 a
9420
1058
o
28.0
71.9
52.2
59.1
27.3
A TO
2 46 a
753/7
1 51 /
1049p
748
h m
10150
11 51/9
723/>
3580
304
A TO
544p
3 55 a
1 00 a
9 02 a
1020
25.1
72.5
52.3
59.1
27.4
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
NOTE. In the above Tables a signifies A. M. and p P. M.
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NAME OP
PLANET.
JULY IST.
JULY IITH.
JULY 218T."
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sots.
J. er.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Her.
Zen.
dist.
v anus
A m
247 a
702p
1 12 p
10 10 p
1 11 a
A OT
10260
10 58 p
645jD
317
220?
A 771
606/7
300
02la
821
942/7
23.1
72.8
52.4
59.2
27.6
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254 a
6 13/7
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6 35
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1039o
lOOSjt,
607?
236^
1 49 ?
A 771
Q 24p
2 08 a
1148?
7 39 a
904?
21.9
73.0
52.6
59. 4
27.7
A m
308
528/>
004?
849?
5 58 a
A m
1053
924?
531 p
155
1 12?
A m
637?
1 19o
11 05/7
6 57 u
826?
o
22.0
72.9
53.0
59.6
27.9
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NAME OP
PLANET.
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AUGUST 21ST.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Her.
Zen.
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" 6
23.3
72,8
63.4
59. 9
28 1
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
A m
3 30 a
A 771
UOTrt
842;
452?
1 13 ( .
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6 45 jo
41 a
1024/7
614
745
A 7/1
354
413p
10 54 a
7 23 p
7 48 (/
A 771
1120
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1 1 55
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646?
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947?
5 26 a
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25.7
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53.9
60.2
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4 19 a
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1028?
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11 30 a
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344?
11 40/7
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911/7
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SEPTEMBER IST.
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Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
dist.
Rises.
On
Mei-id.
Sets.
Mer.
Am.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
/eu.
dist.
Venus
A m
450o
3 20 ?
9 46 a
586/3
3 27 a
A m
1140
719/i
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1054/7
10 38 a
A m
630/5
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828/7
356
548p
o
32.8
724
55.1
60.7
28.6
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516,;
2 59 *j.
9 16 a
516?
2 50 a
A 771
11 48 a
70\p
235/j
1012?
1 00 a
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619/,
11 02/
763/
312"
510?
o
37.4
72. (
55 r
60 9
288
A m
539
238?
8 47 a
-1 35/7
2 14 a
A 7/t
11 54 a
645?
203?
9 30/;
9 23 a
A 77?
6
1060jB
7 18?
230^
432?
o
42.3
71.3
66.5
61.1
290
Mars
Jupiter
.Saturn ..
Uranus
NAME OP
PLANET.
OCTOBER 1ST.
OCTOBiilK Jliii.
OCTOBER 21ST.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zi-n.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Z.-n.
dist.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Ziai.
dist.
Venus
A 771
6 06 a
221 j?
8 18 a
3 54 ?
1 37 a
A m
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630/
1 30jt7
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846
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554?
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643/>
1 48 </
3 r,j ; ,
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47.3
70.5
57.2
6i.2
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A 771
6 35 a
201?
7 50 a
3 Up
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A 7?i
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618./7
1 00?
809?
8 08 <>
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538? 52.8
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1 08 rj 61.3
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A 771
7 03 a
141f
7 22 a
234?
23 a
A 771
01 4 v
605?
029/7
7 29/7
730ff
A 771
525/7
1030/7
6 35?
028 a
2 39 p
o
57.5
67.8
58.6
61.3
29.3
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Jupiter
Saturn .......
Uranus
NAME OP
PLANET.
NOVEMIUCU IST.
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NOVEMBER 21ST.
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Mer.
Zen.
.list.
Rises.
On
Merid
Sets.
Mer.
ZU.
list
Rises.
On
Merid.
Sets.
Her.
Z t .n.
li.t.
Venus
A 771
7 33 a
1 19j(7
6 51 a
151?
11 37 ?
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5 53 p
1 1 55 a
6 46 ?
6 44 a
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5 16;/
1026/-
4 57/i
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1 55 p
o
62.1
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800
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6 24 a
1 13?
1059?
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541?
11 2\u
608?
6 06 a
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60.0
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A 771
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5 29 f
1053(7
530?
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1021?
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1026?
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68.0
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
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Rises.
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Zen.
dist.
Rises.
Merid
Sets.
tter.
Zen.
list.
Rises.
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dipt.
Venus
A 777
8 48
012p
5 28 a
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940/7
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1 05?
517?
1023
453^
4 47 <i
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521?
1022?
3 17?
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1 1 58 a
o
69 t
588
61.2
60.9
29.5
A m
9 04 a
11 47 a\
4 )9 ,i
11 19 a
901?
A in
120?
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952</
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408 ;
A m
5 36 ?
1023?
244?
9 14?
11 19 a
o
69.4
56.0
61.8
60.7
29.5
A m
9 13 a
11 22 a
4 30 a
10 41 a
820?
A 777,
135//
452/>
920
340/-
3 27 a
A 771.
5 57 ?
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2 10/7
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10 39 a
o
68.2
53 2
62.3
60>4
294
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Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
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GENERAL METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER FOR f HE YEAR 1873.
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Difference from average (33 yrs.)...
Tbermie anomaly (lat. 43 -it) )
Highi-Ht temperature
Lowest temperature
Monthly and annual ranges
Mean maximum temperature
Mean minimum temperature
Mean daily range
Greatest daily range
Mean height of the barometer
Difference from average (32 yrs.)...
Highest barometer
Lowest barometf-r
Monthly and annual ranges
Mean elasticity of aqueous vapour ...
Mean of cloudiness
Difference from average (20 yrs.)...
Resultant direction of the wind
" \elocity of the wind
Mean velocity (miles per hour)
Difference from average (25 yrs.)..
Total amouiit of rain
Difference from average (33 yrs.)...
Number ot days rain
Total amount of snow
Difference from average (30 yrs.)...
Number of days snow
Number of fair days
Number of auroras observed
Possible to see aurora (No. nights) ...
Number of thunder storms
[670]
1875.]
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
27
TEMPERATURE.
WIND.
.
1873,
A verage
33 years.
Extremes.
1873.
Rt-sult
25 years.
Extremes.
Mean temperature
42. 94
July.
68.36
January
17.70
50. CO
2.48
Nov.
8.84
JuLe 19.
75.68
Jan. 29.
44.12
July.
67.38
Feb.
22.95
44.43
2.45
January
3.64
77.78
I
4r36
in 1846.
July, 68
75.80
Jan., 57.
12.75
3.63
in 1843.
Jan., 57.
10.3
July 14,
1868
84.50
Feb. 6,
1855.
Jan. 22,
1857.
14.38
Autr. 24,
1854.
89.2
Jan. 10,
1859.
2ii.5
118.2
o
42.16
in 1856.
Aug., 60
C4.46
Feb., 48
26.60
J.uly" 81,
1814.
72.75
DPC. 22,
1842.
9.07
Au. 19,
1840.
82.4
Jan. 2,
1842.
1.9
87.0
Resultant direction
Resultant velocity
N58W
1.98
7.96
March.
11.47
August.
5.56
Mar. 16
31.38
Dec. 12,
16, 17.
0.00
Mar. 30,
1-2 a.m.
45.2
N 62 W
1.95
7.00
March.
8.87
July.
4.93
23.49
39.89
8 "55
in 1860.
Mar., 60
12.41
Aug., 52
3.30
Nov. 15,
1871.
32.16
Dec. 27.
1861,
9-10 a.m.
46.0
i. io
in 1853.
Jan., 48
5.82
Sept., 60
5.79
Dec. 2,
1S48.
15.30
Mar. 14,
11 -noon.
25.6
TVar nest month ...
Mtn i temp. Of the
warmest month...
Coldest month
Mean temp, of the
coldest month....
Ditr. betw.temperat
of the w;i:
coldest months ..
Mean of deviation.-?
of monthly means
Mouths of greatest
Me;. n M-l.-.pity with
out n-g to direct.
Month of greatest
m-au velocity . ...
Greatest monthly
nifHii veli-city. ...
Month of It-ast mean
vt-1 iritY
Least nionthlymean
VelM-itv -
Day pifeMtest mean
%elocitv
Corr, j p;-(ind. magni
tude of deviation
Warmest, d. iy
(in attsc daily mean
veloritv
Day of l"a^t mean
velocity
Least daily mean
ve ccitv
Meau temperut. of
the warmest day.
Hour of (rr<>Mt<-st
absolute velocity.
Greatest velocity ...
Mean tern, of cold. d.
Date highest temp.
Highest temperat...
Date lowest temp...
Lowest tempenxt....
Range of the year..
5.7.-) 1.35
June 19.
89.5 90.9
Jan. 29.
18.4 : ie.4
107.9 103.3
RAIX.
,i 7 ., (Average
I8 d> i 3:5 years
Extremes.
BAROMETER.
Total depth of rain
in inches
20.232
110
April.
3.975
Sept.
14
Sopt. 28
0.950
29.172
110
Sept.
3.679
October.
13
2.056
43.655
in 1S43.
130
in 1861.
Sept.,
1843.
9.760
June, 69
Oct., 64
22
Sept. 14,
1843. ,
3.455
in 1872.
80
in 1S41.
Sept.,!
1848.
3.115
May,
1841.
n
Sept. 14,
1818.
1.000
, o^o Average
181 3 o2 years.
Extremes.
Niiiiilhir (u da> s in
whl-h rain f<il...
Month in which the
greatest depth of
lain fell .. .
Mean press, of year
Month highest m.p.
Hishes-t moan m.p.
M nth 1 v.f-t m.p.
un aVi m.p.
Date o! highest pres-
sure in the >ear..
Highe.it pressure...
D,ito of lowest pres
sure in the ye:.r..
Lowest pressure....
Range of the year..
29.6964
August.
29.6768
April.
29.5310
March 5.
30. -240
Mar 29.
i!>S. 7 97
1.4-19
Jg.eita
Sept.
29.b J79
May.
29.5699
30 .370
1.687
29.6770
in 1849.
Jan.. 4!, .
29.8046
Mr.. 59
29.4143
Jan. 8,
1866.
30.940
Jan. 2.
1870.
28. tee
2.133
in 18C6.
29.5602
June. 64
Nov.. 49
29.6886
Jan. 14.
Ih70.
30.212
Jlrtr. 17,
184.3.
28.939
1 . 303
in 184-i.
Gr,-atist depth of
rain in i tin mouth
Mouth in whi h t ne
().iy- Hi raiu were
in T frequent. ...
GreaTft-t nnurier "f
rainy days i. MI\C
month
Day in which ijr test
aiu nt of rain fell.
GiH.-i^st aniMiintof
rain in one day...
sxow.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
, R -, Average
1S " J> 31 years.
Extremes.
1873.
Average
30 years
Extremes.
Men n h u mid.of year
Month of greatest
humility
78
January
86
May,
June.
70
77
January
S3
Jlay.
71
82in 5i.
J.,n . 57.
y
Feb., 43.
68
73 in 58.
DrC, 58. \
81
Apr., 49
76
Total depth of s> nu
ll: iiichc s
113.8
79
January
S9.2
Nov.
18
Jan. 24.
15.3
69.1
63
Feb.
18.91
January
14
9.7
122.9
in 1870.
87
in 1859.
March,
1870.
62.4
Dec.,
1872.
24
Feb.5, 63
Mar. 27.
1870.
16.0
38.4
in 1>:51.
33
in 1848.
Dec.,
1851.
10.7
Feb.,
1848.
8
Jan. 10,
1857.
5.5
Niir. s in
wl-iich snow fell..
Month in which the
gre.nteM depth of
tell
G st mean nion. hu.
Mouth of It ast hu .
L st mean mon. hu.
Greatest depth of
snow in f>n mon.
Mouth in v.lii -h the
(iaysof simw weie
niiist frt Oin-nt. ...
Grea est number of
days of snow in
one nK ti th
EXTENT OF SKY CLOIIDKD.
1873.
Average
20 years.
Extremes.
Mean cloud, of year
Most, cloudy month
G st monthly nieou
Least cloudy mouth
Lowest mtbly mean
0.60
Deo.
0.81
June,
Sept.
0.48
0.61
Dec.
vO.75
August.
0.49
ft. 66
0.88
0.29
0.57
in 1856.
o! 73
0.50
Day in which the
greatest amount
of snow fell
Greatest fal 1 of snow
in one day
[671]
28
MONTHLY REGISTER.
[18T5.
HOLYDAYS, REMARKABLE EVENTS, &o.
JANUARY.
When the cold north wind bloweth, and the
water is congealed into ice, it abideth upon every
gathering together of water, and clotheth the water
as with a breastplate. Eeclesiasticus xliii, 20.
3
4
5
i
t
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
II
1
1
I.
20
21
21
2-
24
2
9l
2
28
2!
80
31
ircumcision. Bismarck rec. ord. of B. Eagle 1873
Ft. Calvario can. & b d by bes. Cartagena.Sp. 1874
~nd after Christina*.
Marshal Serrano, President new gov. Spain 1874
Duke of York died 1827
Epiphany. Old Christinas Dan.
St. Distaff s Day. Battle of New Orleans.. 1815
ian. B k Frank Younger burned at sea. 1874
Kmperor Napoleon III. died 1873
itj t."r Ejiiphany. Penny post, introduced 1840
Timothy Dwight, theologian, died 1817
SirCharlesBagot, Governor-General Canada 1842
Large fire at Boston, U. S 1874
N^avy Island evac. by Can. under Mackenzie 1838
Large fire at Portsmouth dockyard 1874
Serious election riot, Limerick, Ireland.. .. 1874
, >id after Epipha.H //. St. Anthony.
Fall of railway viaduct, Toquella, Spain .... 1874
Pres. Grant nom. Waite, of Ohio, C. J. of U.S. 1874
^t. Faliiaii. Chang & Kng, Siam.tw. d. aged 62 1874
S/. A/jnes. Australia colonized 17S8
St. Vincent. Waite conf. C. J. by U. S. Senate 1874
Parcel post estab. betw. England and India 1873
SejitiKujKaima. St. Timothy.
Adam Black, publisher, Edin., died, aged 90 1874
St.Polycarp. Disastrous fire in Jeddo, Japan 1874
Chrysostom. R.R.col.bet.Ediu &Glas. lOk ld 1S74
Pres. Thiers signs Treaty ot Com. with Eng. 1873
<>;ympic tlieatre, Philadelphia, burned.... 1874
Charles I. beheaded, aged 49 1649
Sexagesima. Earl of Elgin, Governor-Gen.. 1847
FEBRUARY.
He giveth snow like wool ; he scattereth the
hoarfrost like ashes. He casteth forth his ice like
morsels : who can staaid before his cold ? -Psalm
exlvii, 16-17.
2T
W
Earthquakes in the island of Samos 1873
Purification of Virgin Mary.
| B. L.Bruce, negro, elect. U.S. Sen.fr. Mississip
;Great adv.m price of coal by London dealers
The Caiiists defeated near Jexida, Spain . .
6|S Baron M. A. de Rothschild died at London
7|S Quinquagesima. SirG.Wolseley ent.Coomas.
8 M Ke w bridge freed from toll ................
9JT \Shrove Tuesday. Strauss, Germ, theol. died
10 Wllst day of Lent. Ash irednc*l"/i.
TIT n " *
12|F
lisa
us
Lord Sydenliam, Governor-General
Bk. Hercules wreck, on Irish coast, 11 lives 1.
Eight men kd. by fall of a brewery, Philadel.
Quadrai/enhna. l- alentine s Day.
M Capt. Cook, navigator, killed
16|T JKane, arctic explorer, died, aged 35
W Hon. E. R. Caron, Lieut. -Gov. Prov.Quebec
T Disraeli formally ace. the Eng. Premiership
F Florida ceded to United States by Spain . .
S Tithes abolished in Upper Canada ........
> ,. ,((/ /;(, /.(/(./. Sydney Smith died ..........
\1 Great conflagration ai Avon, N. Y .........
i Shirley Brooks, novelist, died, nu ed 59 .. ..
A Japanese gov. annuls edict ag. Christian rel.
Christopher Wrsn, architect of St. Paul s, d.
Sch. Emma Mm-in wrecked on Scottish coast
Prof. Huxley inst. Rector Univ. of Aberdeen
id in Lent. Tichborue cl. sen. 14 yrs. pen. ser.
1874
1873
1874
1874
1874
1873
1874
1840
1874
1874
1779
185T
1873
1874
1821
1828
1845
1874
1874
1873
1723
1874
1874
1874
MARCH.
Ho sendeth out his word and melteth them : he
causeth his wind to blow, and the waters flow.
Psalm exlvii, 18.
And now men see not the bright light which is
in the clouds ; but the wind passeth, and cleanseth
them. Fair weather cometh out of the north. Job
xxxvii, 21-22.
2iT
3W
4iT
5 I-
6|S
S
M
T
10
11
12 F
138
U S
15 M
16JT
17 W
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25 T
26
V]
WQ
29
30 T
W
St. David. Car b.onG.W.R.nr. London.Skd. 1871
The bark Grace Darling wr.on Scottish coast 1874
jeorge Herbert died 1(533
jrant enters upon his 2nd term as Pres. U.S. 1873
Riot at New Orleans, 1 killed & 12 wounded 1873
Samuel Parr, divine and critic, died 1825
Itthin Lent. B. and F. Bible Society estab. 1801
M. Fillmore, 13th Pres. U.S., died at Buffalo 1874
Americus Vespacius born 1451
Prince of Wales married 1803
Senator Snmner died at Washington 1S74
Gladstone Ministry defeated by ina.j. of 3.. 1873
Christian Sharps, inventor famous rifle, died 1S74
Passion Sunday. 8. Q n Elizabeth wr. off Tarifa 1^74
Fenian amnesty meeting lield in Hyde Park 1874
James Madison, 4th President U. S., born. 1751
St Patrick. Earthq. in Bald Mountain, N.C. 1S74
Maedler, Germ an astronomer, d. at Berlin. 1874
Uheims, in France, taken by the Russians. 1814
Etise and overflow of the Thames at London 1S74
Palm, Siuulai/. Robert Southey, poet, died 1843
Jonathan Edwards died 1758
Sir George Arthur, Lt.-Gov, Upper Canada 1838
,een Elizabeth died 1603
Ceremony of opening Thames tunnel 1843
Good Friday. Archbishop Trench died 1839
Easter Sunday. Canada ceded to Prance . . 1632
Lord Metcalfe, Governor General 1843
Extradition treaty con.betw.Brit.ADan.gov. 1873
APRIL.
Who giveth rain upon the earth, and sendeth
water upon the fields Job v, 10.
When his branch is yet tender, and putteth forth
leaves, ye know that summer is nigh.-3/<iM.xxiv,32.
3
W
State mar. Nap. Bon. with Maria L. of Austria 1*10
Florida discovered by Ponci de Levis 1512
Jolm Wilson (Christopher North) died 1854
Low Sunday. St. Ambrose.
anada discovered 1499
Richard I. (Coiur de Lion) kd. siege of Calais 1 1!>0
Money :hst coined B.C. 869
tludson s Bay Company formed 1692
Simon Fraser (Lord Lovat) ex. on Towerhill 1747
Long Parliament dissolved by Cromwell. . . 1653
id aft. Easter. Gt. si. negroes at Grant P. La. 1873
Adoniram Judsou, missionary, died at sea. 1850
Catholic emancipation 1829
President Lincoln assassinated 1865
Spencer dock, Dublin, form. op. by Lord Lt. 187
First Indian railway opened 18~>3
.onf. at Paris termin. (Crimean war) 1856
3d aft. Easter. Rein. of Livingstone b. in W. A. 1874
Edict of Nantes promulgated 1598
Brit. H. of Com. vote Gen. Wolseley 25,000 1874
New York State Library established 1818
Racine, French tragic poet, died 1099
St. George. Shakspeare died 1616
Karl Cathcart, Governor General 1846
klhaft. Ea*tt .i: Part, build. Montreal, burnt 1849
Imprisonment for debt abolished State N.Y. 18:il
T. i r, into captured (battle of York) ...~. .... 1813
Mutiny of Bounty on voyage from Otaheite 1789
Shock of an earthquake felt at Doncaster.. 1873
Beau Brummell died at Caen, Fiance 1840
[672J
1875.]
MONTHLY REGISTER.
HOLYDAYS, REMARKABLE EVENTS, (fee.
MAY.
The winter is past, the rain is over and gone ;
the flowers appear upon the earth ; the time of
the singing of birds is come. Song of Solomon
li, 11-12.
Great Exhib. of all Nations op. Hyde Park 1S51
Rogation Sunday. Jamaica disc, by Colum. 1494
Pope Alexander V. died 1410
Serious riot in the French set. at Shanghai 1874
Imperial Palace at Jeddo destroyed by fire 1873
Ascension Day. Hamilton, essayist.d.Edin. 1856
Jamaica taken by the English 1655
Senator Churchill of N. 8. died at Ottawa. . 1874
1st after Ascension. Schiller, dramatist, d. 1805
Columbus discovered the Tortugas Islands. 1503
Prince of Wales arrives at Pesth, Hungary 1873
Neph. of the Czar, Pr. Nich. arrest, at St. P. 1874
Czar of Rus. and G. Duke Alexis ar. in Eng. 1874
Opening of the Dublin Exhibition : 1873
Baxter proclaimed legal Gov. of Arkansas 1874
Whit Sunday. Vendome column destroyed. 1871
Vasquez de Gama disc, the contin. of India 1498
Sir Charles Bagot, Governor-General, died 1843
Anne Boleyne, Queen of England, executed 1536
Christopher Columbus died 1506
Confederation B. N. A. proclaimed 1867
Dom. Parl. agrees to un. of Ca. with P. E. I. 1873
Trinity Sunday. Savonarola burnt 1498
Queen Victoria born 1819
Dest. of Royal Opera House, Malta, by fire 1873
Paganini, violinist, died 1840
First steamb. on L. Erie, laun. at Bl. Rock 1818
1st after Trinity. Restoration of Charles II. 1660
Joan of Arc burnt at Rouen 1431
Serious riot in Limerick. Ireland 1874
JUNE.
The hay appeareth, and the tender grass showeth
itself, and herbs of the mountains are gathered.
rerbs xxvii, 25.
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Capt. Jack, leader of Modocs, and band sur. 1873
International Typographical Union, Mont. 1873
Large fires in Nova Scotia woods 1873
Ship Monarch lost ^off coast of Maine, 7 li. lo. 1873
Suit. Zanzibar rati. tr. with Eng. abol si. tr. 1873
lit <l af. Trin. Post. tr. bet. U.S. & Sw. & Nor. 1873
Foundation of the Royal Exchange, London 156.5
Federal Republic proclaimed at Madrid. . . . 1873
Colum. ret. to Spain from his second voyage 1496
N.Y. Court of Ap. grant Stokes a new trial 1873
Dugald Stewart, philosopher, died 1828
Ont Car Works, London, Ont. dest. by fire 1874
Srdaf. Trin. Mrs. Thomson, dau. Burns, d. 1873
Battle of Marengo, in Italy isOO
Washington appointed Com mander-in-Chief 1775
Sir Charles Fox, Civil Engineer, died .... 1874
Battle of Bunker s Hill 1775
The Shah of Persia arrives in London 1873
Jules Janin. author and critic, died 1874
Uh aft. Trin. The crew of the Polaris res 1873
Battle of Vinegar Hill 17 98
Gallileo and his books con<l. by the inqiiis 1632
Cadiz surrendered to the English 1595
Midsummer Day The Khan of Khiva ab. si . 1873
Sismondi, historian, died 1842
Howard Staunton, fam. chess player, died. 1874
5th af. Trin. Laying new Atl. Cable comp. 1873
Lord Raglan died at Sebastopol 1355
Earthquake in Venetia, sev. persons, killed 1873
Henry Griimell, disting. N. Y. merch. died 1874
JULY.
The clouds poured out water ; the skies sent out
a sound : thine arrows also went abroad. The
voice of thy thunder was in the heaven : the light
nings lightened the world : the earth trembled
and shook. Psalm Ixxvii, 17-18.
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The Shah takes leave of Queen at Windsor
X :\v Atlantic Cable successfully laid
6th after Trinity. American Independence
Wreck of str. Cit/i <\f ll n*lii>>!iton on Gull rk.
O niform rate of postage, Sets, thro B. N. A.
Colonel Simcoe, Lieutenant Governor
irthquakeat Valparaiso
Revolution in Russia and alxli. of Peter III.
Burning ot London Bridge, 3,000 inha. per.
71 ii n f. Trin. Yacht Foiun sunk off Niagara
Allied Army evacuated the Crimea
First CKcumen. Council assembled at Nice.
Insurrection at Carthagena, in Spain
Battle bet. Rus, tps. and hos. tribes Khiva.
Bonap. sent flag of truce <t ent. Bellerophon
Tindal s tran. of Pentateuch pub. Mars burg
3th (if . Trin. Papal infallibility declared .t
Havelock defeated Nana Sahib at Bithoor.
Village of Chamouni, Savoy, dest. by tire..
Destructive tornado at Amoy, China
Treaty for union of Scotl. with Eng. signed
Union of the provinces of U. and L. Canada
Gibraltar taken by Sir G. Rook
9th after Trinity. Great fire at Baltimore
Bombardment of Cadiz by insurgent Reds . .
Overth. of Robesp. and end of reign of ter.
Huenos Ayres taken by the British
First Atlantic telegraph cable laid
~irst English newspaper published
London Bridge completed (8 years in cons.)
1867
1873
1873
1776
1873
i792
1873
17o2
1212
1S74
1850
3 25
1873
1873
1815
15:iO
1871
1855
1873
184C
1704
1S73
1S73
1794
1806
186fl
1588
1831
AUGUST.
For the earth brought fruit of herself; first the
blade, then the ear, after that the full corn in
the ear. But when the fruit is brought forth, im
mediately he putteth in the sickle, for the harvest
is come. M ark iv, 28-29.
V
10th nf. Trin. Abol. of slavery in Brit. Em. 1834
Railway acci. at Wigan, 12 persons killed.. 1873
Cattle plague in Missouri 1873
Cape Cod discovered by Hudson 1009
First International Congress at Vienna 1873
Postal treaty signed bet. U. S. and Japan 1S73
Dorchester in England destroyed by fire.. 1613
/ 1th a ft er Trinity. Spanish Armada defeat. 1588
Mar. Bazaine escapes from St. Marguerite. 1874
Madagascar discovered by the Portuguese. 1506
Qrsuline conv. at Charle.stown dest. by mo!
First stamp on English newspapers used.. 1712
Sir Peregrine Maitland, Lieut. -Governor .. 1818
App. Royal Com. to enq. into Pa. Ra. Scan. 1873
nth af. Trinity. Imp. fete at Chislehurst. 1873
Detroit surrendered to the British 1812
Mew planet disc, by Watson of Ann Arbour. l.;7a
Duke of Brunswick died 1873
Opening of the Harbor of Refuge, Holyhead LS73
Am. Asso. of Science met at Portland, Me. Is73
Borelley, at Marseilles, discov, a new comet 1-.73
ISthaf.Trin. Explo. ofstr. Geo. Wolf, Miss. i\73
^p. of Albert bridge, crossing the Thames 1*73
Ocean Monarch burnt in the Irish Channel 1S43
Castelar, President of the Spanish Cortes.. Is73
Wholesale massacre of negroes at Nashville l74
Opening of new pier at Herne Bay 1S73
?he Dudley observatory inaug. at Albany .
Uh after Trin. Blockade of Gold Coast.. 1873
Philidor," celebrated chess player, died. . 1795
Japanese at school in America called home 1*73
[673]
30
MONTHLY REGISTER.
[1875.
IIOLYDAYS, REMARKABLE EVENTS, &c.
SEPTEMBER.
For the seed shall be prosperous ; the vine shall
give her fruit, and the ground shall give, her in-
, .mil the heavens shall give their dew.
Zechariah viii, 12.
1 W Opening of International Congress, Vienna
2 T
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10 F
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15 W
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29 W
600 Pilgr. 1. London to visit shrini
Cincinnati Indus trial Exposition Opened ..
Hudson River discovered
l~ith (i ft. Trin *t a. Fr.gpv.pay Ger.last i;ts.\v.i.
Wreck of steamer Aijm ott Galle
Gd. festival at Rio, anniv. Brazilian indep.
Inauguration of the new ducks at Flushing
a award paid in full by Br. to U.S. gov.
First iuij ortation of tea info England ....
Buttle of Brandy wine
I6ih a Jr. Trinity. Yt. $) lit n .> d i s . 3 lives lost
Gt i mans evacuate the town of Verdun
Duke of Wellington died, a.:ed S3
The fir*t wrial voyage made in England
Complete cvac. by Germans of French ter. .
The l:ist theatre in New York opened ....
ttsit ii of Jay, Cooke & C o
1 it. aft. Trinity. Fatal mine expl. Nevada
New York slock Exchange closed
Gananoqne taken by U. S. troops
The Shah of 1 ersia arr. at Teheran on his ret.
Cape of Good Hope taken by the British . .
Great financial crash in United States ....
Hail way collision near Carlisle, England ..
Ititk aft. Trinity. IHsh. Farrel, Hamilton, d.
Collins by Lotus club, N. Y.
Destructive hurricane in Hayti
The great South Sea bubble burst
John Bright, Chancellor Duchy of Lancaster
1873
1873
is;:;
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1873
18V3
1873
1873
1391
1777
1873
1873
1852
1784
LS73
1753
1873
1873
1873
1812
1873
1795
1873
1873
1873
1873
1873
1720
1873
OCTOBER.
For he maketh small the drops of water : they
pour down rain according to the vapour thereof,
which the clouds drop and distil upon man abun
dantly. Job xxxvi, 27-28.
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Open, of Social Science Congress at Norwich
Sir Edwin Landseer died
1 Jth uft.Ti-iit > ,</. Evangel. Alii, meet in N. Y.
G. T. K. It. reduce their gauge in two days
Polaris survivors arrive in New York
Trial of .Marshal Ea/aine commenced
First col dhigh school est.ib. Louisville, Ky.
Hudson Riv. K.R. opeu.from Albany to N. i" .
Compl. of R. Ii. between Bombay tV .Mai! IMS
ZUth ojt.Trin.it ii. C hur. c\. State sep. iji Mex.
Yacht A /H /K /ji rrss wins cup Cape May race
Shock of ;ui earthquake felt at ranama ....
Parl. of Scotland convened for last time . . .
Daniel O ConnaU ar. on charge of conspiracy
hum. at St. Petersburg by waters of Neva.
The Duke of Edinburgh visit* Sevastopol..
Lit nft. Trin it i/. I eaec of Aix-la-Chapelle
Great lire in Blackstone, Rhode Island ....
Mormon Temple at Nanvoo destr. by lire..
Ports of Portugal shut against Br. shipping
Sir Benjamin Brodie died
Sir William Moics worth died
Dominion Parliament op. by Governor Gen.
,."2d t j t. T ii nit;/. Erie can. op. Utica to Rome
i at Balachu a
North-west passage disc, by Capt. McClure
Stokes corrv. mansl.& sent to Sing-Sing 4 yrs
i he Koyal KxcliMiige, London, opened
King John of Saxony died
; the Tower of London
3M aft. Trinity. Revolution at St. Domingo
1873
1873
1S73
187;;
1873
1873
1873
1851
1873
1873
1873
1813
1705
1843
1873
174S
1873
1807
L*Y>2
1 855
1*73
1819
1854
1850
1873
1844
l*7;s
1841
180C,
NOVEMBER.
With clouds he covereth the light ; and com-
mandeth it nut to shine by the cloud tuat cometh
betwixt. Jub xxxvi, 32, ;
IJI International Bridge, Niagara, completed.. 18.3
2|T Insurrection in Lower Canada; 18.".b
barded I86t;
4 T Ring William ill landed at Torbay ItiSS
5 F Kesig.ut Sir J.A..Macdoiiald,Prem. of Canada 1873
(i S Pope Innocent VII died 1406
7. jUtth aft. Trinity. Battle of Moultan 184s
8 M Spaniards, under Cortez, ent. Cityof Mexico loin
9 T Prince of Wales bom 1841
10 W Frederick William II of Prussia died 1797
11 T Battle of Williamsburg, Canada 1813
12 F ilagua C harta signed 12)5
13 S Kelat taken by the English 1839
14 y ?. jilt <i ft. Trinity. Atlantic S.ti. President lost 1841
15 M Cayuga and Seneca Canal completed 1828
10 T Insurrection at Yucatan 1873
17 W iJiitish gunboats cannonaded Ogdcnslmrg. 1812
18 T Cortez sailed from Cuba for conq. of .Mexico 1518
19 F Loss of str. Hubert Lowe off N. Brunswick. . 1873
20 S Pres. MeMaliou s powers prolonged for 7 yrs. 1873
Ul SS Mthctft. Trinity. Princess Royal born 1840
22JM W. M. Tweed sen. to 12 years in Penitentiary 1873
23 T S.yiUedeJ-hn-i i 1 cul. witn/-oc/iA n(. sk.inlO m 1873
24 W John Kiiox, Scottish reformer, died 1572
25 : T Sir Henry Havelodk died 18J7
26 F Eddystone Lighthouse destroyed 1703
27 S Hoosao tunnel, 5 mis. long, pierced through 1873
28JS A( Washington Irving died.. 1850
29 : M Horace Greeley, journalist, died 1*72
30 T St. Andrew. Bat. Siliope, Turk, squad, des. 1853
DECEMBER.
He sealeth up the hand of every man ; that nil
men may know his work. Then the beasts go into
dens, and remain in their places. Job xxxvii, 7-8.
1 W Commune of Paris ord. all churches closed
2T Louis Napoleon proc. Emperor Nap. ill...
3 p The Isle of Man surrendered to the British.
48 Prop. Qity ef Detroit sunk in Lake Huron..
5 S Sndin Advent. Battle of Leuthen
J; ;,[ Str. Jioyi i <;<!<>nje exploded near Shreveport
- X Father Matliew oied
i -\v Dogma of the Immaculate Conception proc.
q f John Milton born
K,.p Term, trial of .Marshal Bazaine, verd. guilty
11 s Him Oliver Blake, Dom. Senator, dud
JoL ,., .. Hon.John Locke, Seuator.d.
i a ji Str. St. Louis lost in Gulf of Mexico
14 T " Prof. Agassiz died at Boston, U. S
I - \v Viscountess Beacoiisiield, wife of Uisraeli.d.
. v Destruction of tea in Boston ..arbour
L7 v First book jiriut. in England bears this date
iio Samuel Rogers, poet, i lied
lo s M h in -^tifi " - Overflow of the river Seme
.,, , ^ C,eo. P. Putnam, publisher, died in N. Y. ..
01 ! V\ reck of the Allan steamer G< rmany
."., v Talmage s Tabernacle, Brooklyn, burnt
.70 T Simoda, Japan, destroyed by an earl i
o, P Barnum s Museum, Fourteenth St. N. l.,bt.
->-, $ ChriKtMnflMiii. William the Coiiq..cr.atLond.
or s Swndayaft. Christmas. Str. Gipsy ftwewsuni
~>- ;\i John i list died at Ephesus
2$ T Post OlJice established
~)<) \y Steamer Cm irnt
aoT lilr Society of the Jesuits founded
<\ F East India Company established by charter
1793
18,, 2
1810
1873
1754
1873
185(3
1804
ItiOS
1873
187::
1873
1872
1873
1872
1 1 73
1468
1855
1872
1872
1872
1872
1854
1872
1000
187,1
100
lot .O
1837
10UO
[674]
1875.]
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, DOMINION OF CANADA.
31
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, DOMINION OF CANADA.
Nu. 1. Statement of tlie Receipts and Payments of C(nwla //o//^ nil sources, for the year ended June 30th, 1S73.
RECEIPTS.
AMOUNT.
TOTAL.
EXPENDITURE.
AMOUNT.
TOTAL.
CONSOLIDATED FUND.
Customs . ...
8 cts.
12,954,164 05
4,400,681 81
803,053 45
24,:.
6,039 21
1,316,0".5 :MI
201,7u.s .12
;-!9o,403 94
59 092 31
54^308 43
3,819 12
17,S.->() 45
52,477 10
38,363 14
4,043 43
28,041 09
7,383 00
18,28412
10,338 24
4,097 02
3,21540
12,51:-; 2.i
81,038 35
l.Vl i.j 7>
98.0.-.7 94
54,757 30
6,070 79
12,4!>2 t O
2>i.23945
. 24,7:;-! 72
12,: ,79 24
500 00
971 03
$ cts.
20,813,469 45
4,153,193 78
8,338,642 42
2,040,018 54
7,350 70
2,908 21
CONSOLIDATED FUND.
Interest on Public Debt
S cts.
5,209,205 97
172,981 06
407,826 62
5,003 44
750,874 40
. . 0041
320,475 19
614,487 09
64,030 54
10,690 52
57, .
287,308 83
48,150 43
102,!
1,248,1
450.
97,.-.7> 20
480,:;;:, 57
13,206 00
1,597,613 75
2,320 00
69,691 90
2,921.
235,
147,307 91
127,02.! 57
739,470 21
1,007,MT, O .i
1,490,185^8
22,202 12
$ cts.
19,174,647 92
2,807,232 93
13,305,369 40
68,332 79
Excise
Charges of Management
Post Office
Sinking Fund
Money Order Office
Pivm. , Discount and Exchange
Civil Government
Ocean Postage
Public Works
Administration of Justice ....
Police and Penitentiaries ....
Legislation
Bill Stamps
Geolog. Surv. & Obs.-rvaturics
Arts, Agriculture >te Statistics
Census
Ordna:i -i Lands
Fines and Forf., iucl. Seizures
Prem. , Discount aiid Exchange
Immigration and Quarantine ..
Marine Hospitals
! usiona and Superan. Fund.
Militia and Enrolled Force.. . .
Ocean & River Steam Service.
Fisheries
Marine Hospitttlfl
Emi"i ;:tion .
Steamboat Inspection Fund..
Fisheries
Lighthouse and Coast Service
Steamboat Inspection
Lighthouse and Coast Service
Harbour Improvements
Harbour Dues Brit. Columbia
Cullers .
Public Works and Buildings .
N. \V. Ter. Insurrection losses
Culling Timber
Subsidies to Provinces
Militia
Dominion Lands, Manitoba ..
Don.inion Forces, Manitoba..
Miscellaneous . . .
Penitentiaries . .
Disc.oiiSaig.Ind.to Townships
N. W. Terri. Transport Service
Dominion Lands, Manitoba ..
Domin. Steamers, B. Columbia
Sundry Special Receipts ....
Silver Discount
Ch. on Eev. Customs^ Lxcise
Post Office
Public Works . .
Minor Revenues
REDEMPTION.
Redemption
1,072,715 22
1,734,517 71
Sai -s Public Works
Canada Gazette
Savings Banks
LOANS.
Stocks
OPEN ACCOUNTS.
Investments
712,981 36
2,666,021 94
773,590 48
22,386 67
1,794,840 17
146,416 67
140.:
48,777 78
97,555 50
243,
170,722 2:;
243,
407,
100,000 00
100,000 00
1,000,000 00
10,481 70
1,103,811 50
904 2N
801,135 75
1,5
13,297 21
111,07:: :!.s
39,335 59
4,827,1,-.:-; 71
552.;
501,818 44
91,9ii7 3d
221.918 99
34,124 99
225,970 79
4,S5_< 2:;
12,649 27
8,000 00
10,000 00
2,87760
21,684 00
50,000 00
5,100 00
4,187 82
Savings Banks..
Bank Montreal
Dominion Notes
Ontario Bank Special Ac t . ..
ad. Bank Spec l Ac t
Quebec Bank Special Ac t . ..
Jaeq.C artier Bank Special Ac t
Metropolitan BankSpecialAc t
Molson s Bank Spt cial Ac t . .
Merchants Bank Special Ac t.
Union Bank Special Ac t
Banque Nationals Spe.-ialAc t
Bank of Toronto Special Ac t.
c l Circulation Invest. Ac t
Ontario <K Quebec Special Ac t
Province Ontario Debt Ac t..
Province Canada Dent Ac t ..
Province Quebec Debt Ac t . .
Prov. N. braiiswii-k DebtAc t
Prov. Nova Scotia Debt Ac t.
I rov. Brit. Columbia DebtAc t
Province Manitoba Debt Ac t.
Interco]i i,;,il l.nilu av .
OPEN ACCOUNTS.
Consolidated Fund Iiives. Ac t
Sinking Fund, Brit. Columbia
Bank of Montreal Advance Ac t
Bk. Mont. Ii.t. H. H. Coustr. Ac t
Gr.Wes. Ball way Settiem tAc l
Bank of Toronto Special Ac t
Quebec. Bank Special Account
Royal Canad.Bank SpecialAc t
Bank of Montreal Special Ac t
Omai io o. Quebec Special Ac t
Ontario & Quebec Subsidy Ac t
Province of Ontario Debt Ac t
Province of Quebec Debt Ac t
Prov.Brit. Columbia Debt Ae t
Proy.New Brunswick DebtAc t
Pruv. N. Scotia Debt Ac t sus,
Prov.N.Brunsw. DebtAc tsus.
Indian Fund
Bank U. C. Liquidation Ac t.
Widows Pensions, &c .
399,419 97
259,879 98
229,077 64
3,648,147 35
092.058 09
80,000 00
100,000 00
70,01") no
600,000 00
41,057 00
1,713,103 3H
89,258 00
31,451 30
9,352 24
1-,5T .> 89
11,031 51
1,305 39
233,987 61
57,071 58
1,770 15
5,970 28
10,0
1,000 00
300 00
Other 1 ubiic Works
Paciiic Railway
N. W. Territory
Copvri Ht Duty
R.B. Stores Ac t, X. B. K X.S.
Bank U Canada Advance Ac t
Indian Fund
Military Property
Boundary Survey, U.S. & Can.
Oakville Harbour Company..
Inter. R. E. Special Deposit Ac t
Bal.due by.sundryBk. Ac ts, 72
Less, Bal. due 73
Amount Profit on Silver oper
ations, 71-72, credited thro
Co; : Fund Statem t
.Ain t of Cheque drawn on Brit.
Columbia Cash, dur. 1871-72,
caiic. & cred. Con. Fd. State.
Total
Widows Peii.^Uncom. Sti.U. C
( ojiyrji iit Duty
Unpaid Dividends
7,480,345 16
5,440,;iL 02
Ottawa Gas Company
Boundary Survey Out. & X. W.
Interc.R.R. Spec. Deposit Ac t
Subsidy Ac t, I rov. X.B. Adv.
Imp. Fortifications, Spec l Ac t
Stationery Stock Account.. ..
Sundry items
Total..
35,355,583 10
35,355.583 10
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DEBENTTTKE DEBT. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, QUEBEC.
[1875,
No. 3. Statement shevJing that portion nf the Funded Debt of Canada payable therein, June, 30, 1873.
When Re
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Province
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New
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1874....
1875....
1876....
1877....
1878
1883. . . .
$ 667
119.000
61,710
101.447
19,517
10,120
116 825
$ 667
119.0IK1
5 4 8,37 ti
1C4 847
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18*5
188ri
1893
$441,016
7,200,000
$68,400
$48fi,d66
995.234
$4,531,742
$5,577,824
995,234
7.200,000
541,000
40.000
88,500
1,022
$486,666
$68,400
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541,000
Itf.o47
4,591 Sv.
116.825
11,70
1895 . . .
40,000
88,500
1,581,742
1 S^ti ,
1896 . .
1,022,638
1884. . . .
Forw J .
11,700
Tola.
7,641,016
196,900
1,481,900
6,145,380
15,465,196
441,016
68,400
486,666
1,581,742 5,577,824
No. 4. Statement shewing that portion of the, D: ! >t of Canada payable ->n London, June SO, 1873.
When
Redeemable.
Total Sterling.
Canada Ourrencv
When
Redeemable.
Total Sterling.
Canada Currency.
1874, 1st Aug. .
1875, 1st July..
1876, 1st Sept. .
1877,1st July..
1878, 1st Jan...
1879, 1st Jan...
1880
s. d.
354.500
691,500
274,000
110.200
253,400
1,549.100
1,247,100
271,500
643,100
837,100
303,700
$ ct<
1.725.233 3i
S.365,300 00
1,333,486 67
536.306 67
1,233,213 34
7,538,>53 34
6,069,220 00
1,321,300 00
2,643.086 67
1,640,553 33
1,478,006 67
Forward . ,
; 1885
8. d.
5,935,200
6,712,636 2 7
96,800
116,900
347.200
193,000
143,000
100,000
1,500,000
500,000
$ ots.
28,884,640 03
32,668.162 58
471,093 33
588,918 33
1,689,706 67
339,266 07
095.933 33
4 k 6,666 67
7,300,000 00
2,433,333 33
1886
is7
i 18S8
1889..., ,
1890
1S81
1 1394
1882
1st Oct., 1903 ...
1st Oct., 1903 . .
Tot 1 ....
IS83 .
1884
Forward...
15,644,736 2 7
$76,137,715 94
5,935,200
$28,884,640 03
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, QUEBEC.
Ufa. 1. -Hon. J. G. Robertson, Treasurer, in account with, the. Province of Quebec, for fiscal year ended June, SO, 1873,
1872.
DR.
$ c.
679 809 64
1373. CK.
June 30 Total Expenditure $11
760 659 97
$ c.
1873.
Total Receipts . .
1 999 942 57
I>..R Warrants unpaid
28,909 19
1 731 750 7*
Balance
948 001 \?>
Total . ,
2 679,752 21
Total . . .
2 679 752 21
yo. 2. -Statement of Re -dpta and Payment?,, Prov. Quebec, from (M swrr.es, drying fiscal near mdcd June SO, 1873,
RECEIPTS.
Dominion of Canada*. ,.,.,.,...,..
Reformat y Prison Build., sold to Dominion
Immigration special grant
Orovru Lands Department
Lavr Stamps
Registration Stamps
Law Fees, exclusive of Stamps
Inland Revenue Collectors, Licenses
Education Receipts- . -
Public Works- ...".., .
Provincial Police, from City of Quebec Cor
poration
Refonuatoiy, St. Vincent de Paul
St. John s Lunatic Asylum I
Building and Jury Fund,excJusive of Stamps
Montreal Court House, "
Municipal Loan Fund
Quebec Fire Loan . ,
Sale of Statutes
Printing Private Bills
Quebec Official Gazette
Fees on Private Bills
Administration of Justice
Cisual Revenue . . ,.
Marriage Licenses-
Interest
Refunds
$ c.
800,000 00
110,000 00
13,700 00
578,002 60
106,540 25
9,560 69
7,269 91
122,487 83
22,639 93
520 00
69,072 27
1,417 97
83850
53,850 46
1,603 53
13,465 56
3,470 82
9740
32651
14,959 43
1,745 35
4,936 65
3,030 68
4,932 00
41,40021
14,174 02
PAYMENTS.
Total 11,999,94257
Legislation
Civil Government
Administration of Justice
Police
Reformatories
Prison Inspection
Education, &e : ,
Agriculture
Immigration ,
Colonization
Public. Works and Buildings
Charities
Qusbec Official Gazette
Arbitration under Constitutional Act
Aid to distressed people, Sagueaay
Saguenay Roads and Bridges
Miscellaneous
Registration Service, Surveys, Purchases &
Miscellaneous, through Or. L. Dopurtm t.
Municipalities Fund, C. S., L. C., <;. 110, s. 7
Licenses, Stamps, &o
Marriage Licenses
Payments by Revenue Officers out of Col-
lections made by them
Dominion of Canada, amount credited to
Municipal Loan Fund
Warrants outstanding 30th June, 1872 . ..
163,591 10
135,106 7-1
311,881 07
47,548 12
38,080 00
3,2f>s -1-
315-,it7 IP
rx /, 24S (;(>
4/>
129,291 31
i,60t I).-
8,395 70
2,893 01
7:-0 69
2,819 a
12,331 6f
142, 92 l. e
72 0(-
1,916 9P
4,932 Oi
20,550 65
10,835 64
28,821 9fr
Total 1,760,659 97
[678]
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, ONTARIO AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
35
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, ONTAKIO.
No. I. Hon. Adam Crooks, Treasurer, in account with the Province of Ontario for the year ending Dec. SI, 1S73.
1872.
Dec. 31.
DR.
Balance
$ c.
352,991 24
i 1873. CR.
Dec. 31. Total Payments
~ 9 c.
2 940 803 45
1873.
Dec. 31.
Total Receipts
2,962,315 56
For Investments-Special Deposits
Balance ..
1.4.3:1,340 01
>77 QJQ A^
Withdrawn from Special Deposit.
1,356,784 71
Total
4,672,091 51
Total
4,672,091 51
No. 2. Statement of the entire Receipts and Payments of the Province of Ontario for the year ending Dec. SI, 1813.
RECEIPTS.
Dominion of Canada , 1 1
Municipalities Fund
Common School Lands
Grammar Sehoul Lands Sales
Cro^ n I/unN Sales
Woods and Forests
Wines, Casual Feus, &c
Suspense Account
Municipal Loan Fund
Interest on Investments
Licenses ...
Casual Revenue
Algoma Taxes
Law Stamps
Education Department
Reformatory, Penetanguishene
Lunatic Asylum, Toronto
London
" Rockvrood
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Institution for the Blind
Agricultural Farm, Mimico
Stationery Account
c.
1,207,841 71
150,126 73
73,7.
19,75401
156,646 82
12(1,40068
643,637 5(5
36,852 95
7.402 04
28,951 26
258,040 43
Si ,15- 1 7S
77,355 83
3.801 90
95,249 OS
51,480 21
2. >;i.S 03
19, U
i!,8U 21
1*3!
4,576 10
1,153 94
3,713 14
800 25
PAYMENTS.
Civil Government
Legislation
: Colonization Roads 145, 950 00
; Administration of Justice | 204,604 S4
Public Works and Buildings 554,nSii 71
Asylum Maintenance
Central Prison Maintenance
Ref irmatory Maintenance
ulture and Arts
Immigration
-Agricultural College
Hospitals and Charitias
Literary and Scientific Institutions
Education
Miscellaneous
Mr.::iciptlities Fund
Crown L-u:d.j Kxp -nditure
i.va] Maintenance
Improvement Fund
Debentures
Railway Fund
Total .. 2,962,3155(5
Total
203,401 86
59333
22,506 77
i7 93
159,178 55
1,707 29
43,020 00
1,850 00
463,406 OX
16,859 5<i
114.7:
138,492 44
5,826 51
25,639 58
53,949 22
426,642 ,
2,940,803 45
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, NEW BRUNSWICK.
Kb. I. The Receiver General in, account with Province of New Brunswick for the fiscal year ending October 31. 1873.
1872.
Oct. 31.
DR.
Balance
f c.
123,337 05
1^73. CR.
Oct. SI Total Payments
* c.
1873.
Balance
151 400 38
Oct. 31.
Total Receipts , .. .
568 549 66
Total
691,88671
Total
691,886 71
No. ^.Statement of entire Receipts and Payments of Province of New Brunswick for fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1873.
:IPTS.
Dominion Subsidies
Dominion Government Grant for Immigra
tion ,
Export Duty
Casual and Territorial Revenue
Fees, Supreme Court
Fees, Provincial Secretary s Office
Interest, Commercial Bank
Fees, Lunatic Asylum
Unexpended on York Bye Roads
Auction Duty ,
Amount .from Hay ward Property, St. John
Refund on account Immigration, Miss Rye.
Amount overdrawn on School Warrants . . .
" Sale of old School Books
Refund of School Loans, 1872
Total
c.!
425,000 00
PAYMENTS.
10,000 00
33,999 37
50,944 86 i
L ,000 00 i
6,ni8 39
1,071 50
1,040 CO
2650
17 87
521 53
78000
149 44
2 50
9,529 55
18,448 16
568,549 66
Audit Office
Agriculture !!!!!!!!!
Attorney-fleneral
Board of Health, St. John
Board of Works [..,
Bye Roads
Clerk Pleas . . . . . ..
Crown Lands \\
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Halifax ,
Education
Electi uis . .. . . . . .
Executive Government .,
Fishery Societies
Lieut. -Governor s Private Secretary
Immigration
Judicial and Jury Fees
Legislation \\
Lunatic Asylum .. . . .
Mining and Miscellaneous ,
Pensions and Unforeseen
Public Hospital, St. John
Provincial Secretary and Receiver-General!
Petitcodiac Bridge
Queen s Printer
Railway, Caiieton, and Railway Engineer!!
Settlement of Crown Lands !
Small Pox and Tracadie Lazaretto . . !
Survey of County Lines
Total
1,860 33
12,694 13
2,916 32
3,200 00
123,24251
81,476 15
1,650 48
9,638 29
800 00
154,360 72
416 80
4,152 12
16000
1,236 19
22,000 00
9,122 24
27.636 61
25,000 00
6,918 f.2
6,050 55
1,20000
7,075 95
3,936 84
8,911 66
6,807 06
3,393 11
10,131 75
4,500 Oft
540,4!
L679J
36
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, NOVA SCOTIA COMMERCE.
[1875.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, .NOVA SCOTIA.
;Xo. 1. Hon. W. Annand, Treasurer, in account with Province of Nova Scotia for the year ending Dec. SI, 187J.
1872.
HPP SI
DR.
8 c
38 916 41
1873.
Dec. 31.
OR.
Total Payments
* c-
681,275 -l-A
1ST !
Balance
30,19:5 15
Dec 31
Total Receipts
672,551 97
Total
711 468 38 i
Total
711,468 38
No. 2. Statement of entire Receipts and Payments of Province of Nova Scotia for the year ending Dec. 31, 1873.
RECEIPTS.
Crown Lands Department, for lands sold . .
Fees, &c., Provincial Secretary s Office
Hospital for Insane
Immigration.
Local Works
Mines
Miscellaneous
Marriage Licenses
Private Bills
Pictou County, Special Road Service
Searches, from Commissioner Crown Lands
Royalty on Coal
Road Advances, Refund County of Halifax.
Dominion of Canada, Subsidy
Colchester County
Inverness County, Special Road Service. ..
Interest on Bank Deposits
Trespasses
Total
9 c.
32,013 62
392 30
28,583 52
10,000 00
5200
17,350 30
190 00
3,797 87
SOO 00
8,000 00
3890
83,507 52
44 00
481,106 30
127 95
2,000 00
4,502 69
4500
PAYMENTS.
Agriculture
Blind Asylum
Contingencies
Coroners Inquests
Criminal Prosecutions
Crown Lands Department
Education
Immigration
Lunatic Asylum Construction
Legislative Expenses
Local Works
Mines
Miscellaneous Expenses
Navigation Securities
Poor s Asylum
, Provincial and City Hospitals ....
j Public Printing
Special
Salaries to Officers of Government.
Steamboat Packets and Ferries
Transient Poor
Road Advances
Road Service
Road Compensation
672,551 97
Total 681,27523
8,000 00
1,250 00
900 00
1,990 00
1,619 00
15,500 00
130,000 00
7,77i^4
34,000 00
44,10245
64,000 00
10,500 00
15,440 42
11,468 98
18,676 88
4,000 00
4,818 25
5,959 34
21,497 90
11,776 00
2,587 50
65,042 76
150,202 73
17078
COMMERCE, DOMINION OF CANADA.
No. I. Statistical View of the Commerce of tJie Dominion of Canada during fiscal year ending 30th June, 1873.
COUNTRIES. ETC.
COMMERCE.
SHIPPING.
Value of
Exports.
Value of
Goods En
tered for
Consump.
Duty.
Tonnage of British
Vessels.
Tonnage of Foreign
Vessels.
Total.
Entered
Inwards.
Entered
Outwards.
Entered
Inwards.
Entered
Outwards.
$
31,486,571
40,554,655
31,907
76,553
25,080
191,156
177,232
13,142
17,754
2,288,638
1,939,733
1,614,312
299,060
91,630
1.259,266
46,389
9
68,522,776
47,735,678
2,023,288
1,099,925
477,886
75,032
52,425
216,628
346,702
1,808,997
964,005
1,143,241
43,412
24,274
410,199
1,663,390
120,514
388,352
97,999
293,871
$
7,398,460 17
2,966,11934
627,831 95
334,415 51
102,711 21
21,245 21
9,320 80
294,569 02
94,504 87
97,147 31
401,444 24
412,117 42
9,049 77
9,319 43
182,660 79
157 95
15,994 95
5,126 92
/
Tons.
-3,776,971
Tons.
3,672,611
Tons.
2,250,209
Tons.
2,049,206
Entered Inwards 6,027,180
Cleared Outwards 5,721,817
Grand Total, Inwards & Outwards 11,748,997
Ttalv
Holland
British North American
British West Indies . . .
.Spanish West Indies . .
French West Indies . . .
Other W. India Islands.
40,965
4,978
229,991
9,405,910
Goods not the produce
Amounts for which no
returns were received
by Department
Total
89,789,922
127,514,594 l3,017,730 17
[680]
1875.]
COMMERCE EXPORTS.
37
No. 2.- -Comparative Statement, showing the Total Value of Exports, the ToM Value of Goods Imported and Entered
for Consumption, and the Amount of Duties Collected in the Dominion of Canada, during the fiscal years endinn
respectively oh the 30th June, 1872 and 1873.
PROVINCES.
Fiscal year ending 30th June, 1872.
Fiscal year ending 30th June, 1873.
Total
Exports.
Total
Imports.
Ent rd for
Consump.
Duty.
Total
Exports.
Total
Imports.
Ent rd for
Consump.
tfuty.
Ontario
$
25,560,410
41,823,470
7,538,401
5,719,734
85.541
1,912,107
$
39,506,107
52,060,964
12,555,941
10,066,274
1,020,172
1,767,068
$
36,878,137
47,708,687
11,158,591
9,146,461
1,020,172
1,767,068
$
3,849,419
6,169,487
1,336,951
1,271,221
46,839
342,400
$
29,483,158
44,408,033
7,:;72,086
6,487,315
246,983
1.792.847
$
49,040,825
53,715,459
11,578,252
10,567,393
918,336
2,191,011
$
48,245,440
54,281,158
11,032,717
10,849,673
1,029,130
2,076,476
$ c.
4, 298,169 32
5,878,003 36
1,245,097 21
1,246,238 18
48,074 45
302,14765
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick ..
Manitoba.
British Columbia .
Totals
82,639,663 116,976,526 107,709,116 13,016,317 89,789,922 128,011,281
127,514,59413,017.730 17
No. 3. Totnl Imports into Dominion of Canada from
Fortign West Indies, during fiscal year ending 30th
June, 1873.
No. 4. Statement of Goods in Warehouse under Bond in
the Dominion of Canada, 30th June, 1873, showing the
amount of Duty chargeable thereon at that date.
PROVINCES.
DIRECT.
THROUGH
UNITED STATES.
PROVINCES.
VALUE.
DUTY CHARO BLF
THEREON.
Ontario
$293,948
319,921
1,126
$1,782,215
3,334,212
863.718
730,275
$392,313 57
1,372,896 36
390,666 57
367,572 Gl
Quebec
$196,609
795,688
182,226
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Total
Total
1,174,523 | 614,995
6,710,420
2,523,449 11
No. 5. Statement of the value of Foreign Goods imported into the Dominion of Canada via United States, also Goods
the produce or manufacture of the United States, during the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1873.
DESCRIPTION.
ONTARIO.
QUEBEC.
*NOVA
SCOTIA.
*NJ5W
BRUNSWICK.,
TOTAL.
Foreign Goods via. United States in Bond ....
$8,001,461
849,084
192,302
27,988,252
$9,773,102
7 31,?>21
7,706
10,180,592
....
....
$17,774,563
1,531. Of-5
200.008
38,169,844
pureh d in U. S. markets in Bond
" purchased otherwise than in Bond
Goods produce of United States
Total
37,031,099
20,693,321
57,725,420
* Return.* from the principal ports of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick incomplete.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, DOMINION OF CANADA.
Comparative Statement of Value, of Exports and Imports, Dominion of Canada, since the Confederation of the Pmvincts.
Year ending
30th JUD^,
Total
Exports.
1868 ! 57,o?.7.S
1869 1 60,474,781
1870 : 73,573.490
1871 | 71,173.618
TotMl
Imp >rts
But. fur
OotiSump.
Duty.
Year ending
30th June,
Total
Exports.
Total
Imports.
Ent for
Consump.
Duty.
$
73.459.644
70,415.165
74.81433 ,)
95,092,971
71,985,30
67.402,17.
7 1.237.60:
86.947,482
S
8,819,432
8.298,910
9,462.v)40
11.843,656
1872
$
82.639.663
89.789,922
111.430.527
128,011.281
S
107.709.11C
127,514,594
13.045,493
13,017,7.30
04.4*8.1 fil
1873
Agg. 6 jrs
438,219,362
554,223,927 633,796,271
EXPORTS, DOMINION OF CANADA. .
Summary Statement of the Value of Experts, the growth, produce and manufacture of the Dominion of Canada exported
during ihf. fiscal year ending 30W June, 1873.
DESCRIPTION.
ONTARIO.
QUEBEC.
N. SCOTIA.
N. BRUNS K
B.COLUMBIA
MANITOBA.
TOTAL
Produce of the Mine
" Fisheries
$1.033.726
95.295
8,889.463
6.686.210
5,706.722
588,481
234 057
$274.5S2
803,234
14,157,318
7,030,990
9,004,703
1,097,159
191,517
782,900
2.492,066
7,189.440
781,124
$764.884
3.497.435
1,349,9,3
358,791
216,689
374,767
19,630
$203.608
339,952
3.978,981
184,092
f,4 231
858 791
20,086
$1,224,362
43,361
211.026
259.292
2,885
1,197
$6,471,162
4,779,277
28,586.816
14.243.017
14.995.340
2,921.802
465.292
782.900
3.845.987
9.405.910
3.292,419
" Forest
$55
244,642
110
1,407
Animals and their produce
Agricultural Products
Manufactures
Misccllan-ous Articles
Ships built at Qunbec,18; tons,15,658
Goods not produce
1,248,891
643,018
2,508,295
91.323
695,594
10,707
826,867
50,224
767
Estimated amounts short returned
Totals
29,433,158 $44,408,033
$7.372.083
$6,487,315
$1,792,347 j 246,983 89,789,922
[681]
38
IMPORTS, PROVINCES.
[1875.
IMPORTS, ONTARIO.
Summary Staff me.nt of the Value of Imports. Duty collected, cfe., during the fiscal year ending ?Mh June, 1873.
IMPORTS.
TOTAL
VALUE.
FROM WHAT COUNTRY IMPORTED.
AMOUNT OF
DUTY.
GREAT
BRITAIN.
U. STATES
FRANCE.
GERMANY.
OTHER
COUNTRIES.
Dutiable Goods $
25,003,942
23,238,654
2,844
14,809,777
3,681,681
9,002.940
19.134.446
494,961
637
248,123
1,473
448,141
420,417
4,285.046 00
Frjee Goods
For. Reprints of Brit. Copyright Works
Total *
48.245,440 ; 18,491,458 28,137,386
495,598 i 249,596 1 868,558
4,285,046 00
IMPORTS, QUEBEC.
Summary Statement of the Value of Imports, Duty collected, <c., during the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1873.
IMPORTS
TOTAL
VALUE.
FROM WHAT COUNTRY IMPORTED.
AMOUNT 0*
DUTY.
GREAT
BRITAIN.
U. STATES.
FRANCE.
GERMANY.
OTHER
COUNTRIES.
Dutiable Goods $
Free Goods
31,763,123
22,517.109
926
23.094,196
12.607.330
4.257.02S
7,664,270
1,283.326
40,474
802,450
51,387
2,326,113
2.143,648
5,870,981 00
For. Reprints of Brit. Copyright Works
Total
, " I "
54,281.158 35,701.526
11.951.298
1,323.810 833,537 4,469,7M.
5,870.981 00
IMPORTS, NOVA SCOTIA.
Summary Statement of the Value <>f Imports, Duty collected, die., during the fiscal year ending oOth June, 1873.
IMPORTS.
TOTAL
VALUE.
FROM WHAT COUNTRY IMPORTED.
AMOUNT OP
DUTY.
GREAT
BRITAIN.
BRITISH COLONIES.
U. STATES
OTHER
COUNTRIES.
N. AM ERIC A.
W. IND.
Dutiable Goods $
5.817,256. 4.001.983
5,215,355 < 2,093,969
IHO
8.466
798,847
2S4.203
108,058
925,046
2,028,788
5*3.024
188,748
1,245,090 00
Free Goods
For. Reprints of Brit. Copyright Works
Total $
11,032.717
6,158.952
807.313
302.2*11
2950.779 731.7721 1,245.09000
IMPORTS, NEW BRUNSWICK.
8 immary Statement of the Value of Imports, Duty co lfrftrl, <fr,.. luring t.iirfiwaJ ytir ending 30 June, 173.
IMPORTS.
TOTAL
VALUE.
FROM WHAT COUNTRY IMPORTED.
AMOUNT OF
DUTY.
GREAT
BRITAIN.
BRITISH COLONIES.
17. STATES.
CTHER
COUNTRIES.
>..! EP.ICA.
W. I.NH.
Dutiable Goods $
6,22,63S
4,62*984
56
4,377,704
2,499,539
19,001
491,250
194 174
3.078
1.353.837
l,6ir..217
30ll,!)18
12,894
1,246.238 00
free Goods
For. Reprints of Brit,. Copy right Works
Total . . $
10.849,673 6X77,243
510 257
197.252
2.970.054
313.8L2
1.246,238 00
IMPORTS, BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Summary Statement of the Value of Imports, Duty collected, <fo., during the fiscal year ending 30ih June, 1873.
IMPORTS.
TOTAL
VALUE.
F;<0* WH4T COUNTRY IMPORTED.
AMOUNT OF
DUTY.
GREAT I
BRITAIN. U. S ATES.
FUAXCE.
HONOLULU
OTHER
COUN RIES.
1669, 112
507.364
667,849
62.808
828.171
462,499
2,579
63,403
2 057
7,010
302,147 00
Total $
2.07 6.47 (>
720.757
i.2-<o.H7ii
2.579
05.4-JO, 7,010
31)2,147 00
IMPORTS, MANITOBA.
Summary Statement of the Value of Imports, Duty cnHrr.teit. cfx., durin f thr fi caj. year ending 3?ith June, 1873.
IMPORTS.
TOTAL
VALUE.
FROM WHAT COUNTRY IMPORTED.
AMOUNT OF
DUTY.
GREAT
BRITAIN.
UNITED
STATES,
ONTARIO
i QUEBEC.
OTHER
COUNTRIES.
818,110
211.020
428 594
81,244
311,7831 43.047
129.7761
34,677
....
48,074 00
Total S
1,029.130
609,838
441,559
43,047
34,677
48074 00
* Foreign goodn removed in bond incorrectly btated as imports from these Proviucea.
[682]
1875.]
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, PROVINCES.
39
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, ONTARIO.
Statement of the Value of Exports, the Value, of Goods Imported, and thr. Amount of Duty collected, at each Port in
the. Province of Ontario, during the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1873.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.
DUTY.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.
BUT?.
$154.881
739,500
119.180
165,528
828,003
37,744
381.519
5.867
4,127,900
463.455
17.638
67,841
!7.328
122,069
17n,"US
19,058
60346
12.827
1.545.464
37,4<Ji
2 19. 195
287.831
1,164,500
l,389.54ti
1,3=8.202
137,452
$462,720
247.867
458.918
11,180
640.571
8,909
184,593
12,264
4,364.419
137,229
204.860
262,303
19.499
251.444
23.036
219.716
44.466
15 578
629,349
58.100
146.427
499.518
6,755,654
175.453
8,978.459
1,567
2,066
2,555.767
54,691
75,539
52,824
$5,448 36
37.782 63
82.827 48
701 59
49.228 39 i
642 63
30.071 31
2.964 88
364,979 12
10^309 82
6,998 69
4.1>9 10
859 63
10.292 S8
5.025 66
11.729 94
2,301 92
25 1 85
14 625 99
2,671 82
3,783 35
55,957 50
658,187 38
15.502 07
160,618 28
76 10
247 50
330.584 84
2.391 ><!
7.914 72
8.288 16
$35,820
29.014
102.804
1,5-27,030
26,146
108,558
1,220
87,916
14,718
244 568
4,648
1.241.080
1,028,725
88
221.067
919 966
208,809
14,594,203
16,036
19.128
81.949
803.3 -^
165,916
$4,078 63
614 45
7,618 01
205.160 08
3,040 73
5,812 62
1,097 00
7.-250 14
1.530 78
15.779 86
5.437 31
75,372 45
38,530 91
7 69
22,608 83
8.707 28
21>54 01
1,902.431 62
1.1,26 14
3.355 92
7.524 49
60.525 00
21,807 52
Oakville
$84.320
77,558
2,441,799
Oshawa
Ottawa
Paris
159.906
197,109
Penetan ^uisliene ....
Peterboro
Pictoo
196.499
924.371
90.882
28,072
1,394,0 - I
Pl-i -Jcott
St. Catharines
TV r
22 505
878.701
103.858
408.258
2,282,171
510.808
430.385
4D4.856
289.071
153.385
Sault Ste. Marie
>tjltll"Y
Ur. itforJ
Toronto
Wallaceburgrh
Whitbv
Windsor
H,>pe
Kingston
Estimated Amt. sborl
rot d at Inl d Ports.
26,974,863
2.508,295
49,037,983
2.844
4,298,109 52
1.629.532
126.174
425,706
28.792
Total
29,483,158
49,040,827
4.298,169 32
Kewcastle
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, QUEBEC.
Statement of the Value of Exports, the Value of Goads fm r mt of Duty coUt&ed, at each Port in
the Province of Quebec, during the fiscal yearendiiiy 30th June, 187-i.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.
DUTY.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.
DUTY.
$86,330
2,7-25,372
74,473
372,933
141,637
63,033
3,106
19,679,118
359.445
103,902
13,007
22,669
12,587,276
$6,007
1, 362,064
16,307
6,787
77,449
14,049
10,580
2,182
44,320,646
103,057
3,757
6,455
6,846,976
*S15 55
54 025 12
1,105 17
4-25 72
8,773 38
1,277 36
808 49
773 38
5,011,154 89
16,055 13
9,54:! 92
: ,45 SO
574 82
726,581 29
Him iiiski
818,624
50,211
6,486,112
641,549
53,443
93,070
fl,938
13, 219
663,
109,174
15,619
66,437
Jl ,3!
24,530 15
11.7
l,7fl
5,857 ,;
!{ii-;-;, lt )wn
9hn*s
Frelighsburgh
Hemmiogford
Tiiive Rivers
Estimat. amt. short
at In!. Ports..
Copyrights
Magdalen Islands . .
Montreal
43,623,909
784,124
53,714,533
926
5,878,003 36
New Carlisle
Perce
Total
Pottoa.
44,408,033
55,714,533
5,878,003 30
Quebec
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, NEW BRUNSWICK.
Statement of the Value of Exports, the Value of (foods Imported, and thf amount of Dut>/ collected at each Port in
the Province of ffew Brunswick, during th? fiscal ye"r ending 30th June, 1873.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.
DUTY.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORT?.
DUTY.
$5,029 68
1,894 13
3.-U9 69
22,192 81
1,193 93
950,048 22
46,* .
7s:; r,)
11.7
$95,632
14,9n9
67,947
$48,525
6.194
13,581
4.229
339.987
284.091
17.758
280,747
24,349
37,327
108.0: ,7
336,061
5.68.5
$12215 38
1.809 17
6.409 65
895 15
42.412 31
13342 52
2.:J )0 77
67.5S1 79 :
2,067 50
4.704 06
10.145 90
31.054 56
6.174 76
1.646 40
H n kvillo
$38,041
334.826
37.696
57.765
116,204
4,107.55(1
94,136
7,800
123.952
$48.924
372.374
30.930
81,628
14.172
8,118,75^
368,226
1,278
64,791
Cimpo Bello ( Wels p)
557.992
74.827
67.733
77.270
125.277
60,927
15,321
227,376
184,014
St. John
FrederictMi
Hillsboroivrb.
West I si"
Woodstock.
Me Adam J auction . .
Moncton
6,487,315
10,567.342
56
1,246.233 18
1 Totsl
Richmond Station . .
6,487.315 10.567.393
1.246.238 IS
[683]
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS EXCISE.
[1875.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, NOVA SCOTIA.
Statement of the Value of Exports, the Value of Goods Imported, and the amount of Duty collected at each Port in
the Province, of Nova Scotia, during the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1873.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS
DUTY.
PORTS.
EXPORTS.
IMPORTS.
DUTY.
|1-?0 357
$78 461
$11 639 8
*10 QCQ K.Q
Annapolis
119 886
52 366
5 187 84
*>9 ^ *1
i nj.7 ft&
Antio onishe
112 456
42 371
7 459 95
Q1O QCLQ
4.KA fi79
41 fiSl fid
Arichat
50784
50784
4 983 29
*> Q07 fvft
Baddeck
57 177
3 849
4 632 34
Port Hood
09 <7 ftA
Q OCC
mm
49 H76
41 873
1 292 29
i ^n ^Q
1 ^ ^OQ
con Rfi
1 523
9 829
2 162 34
A Old. 17
Cornwallis
96,705
64,840
3,336 11
41 663
33 020
2 124 04
Ditrbv . .
120 128
61,440
3,776 18
Qi^J. AK1
TQ1 1JA
Oft fvQ7 OQ
Guysboro*
11 135
753
791 41
.* 881
84 702
4 909 88
Halifax
4,114 513
9 283 821
1,024,696 18
Windsor. ...
111 343
169 785
12 661 01
259 541
131 980
10 598 11
qon 7->R
537 318
QQ 010 C-J
6 974
60 207
4 241 43
7,372,086
11,578,146
1,245,097 21
Lunenburg
359,372
93,025
5 251 31
Copyrights
106
15 086
20 628
428 49
Grand Total
7 372 086
11 578 252
1 243 097 21
EXCISE, DOMINION OF CANADA.
No. 1. Statement of the Number of Tobacco Manufactories, the Description and Quantity of Tobacco and other sub
stances used in the Manufacture of Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff, the Quantity Manufactured and the Duties accruing
thereon, during the fiscal year ending 30i/i June. 1873.
Province.
Quantity of Materials used.
Licenses
Tobacco.
Cigars.
Snuff.
Duty.
Produce
of
Canada.
!
1
Ibs.
1,501.382
4,578,899
90.851
596,305
111
Total
Materials
used.
6
-;
3
o
a
o
iJiSo
1,125
300
250
Duty.
Duty.
Duty.
Duty
Collected
ex Manu
factory.
$ c.
,1.?7934
115,06195
1.357 80
5,148 40
Duty
Goods
Ware
housed.
Total Duty
Ontario
Quebec.
N.Brun
Nova S.
Total
Ibs.
112,281
89,551
Ibs.
123,040
705.126
20,737
93,773
Ibs.
1,736,654
5,373.576
111.588
690,078
16
23
6
5
$ c.
205,683 44
614,207 69
13,441 35
86,567 09
c
29.114 8
30,308 &
989 7t
$ c
18 Ou
16,219 20
$ c.
195,661 92
546;79852
13,373 25
81,668 69
$
237,041
661,8604!,
14,681 05
86,817 09
201,782 ! 6,767,437
9)2,676
7.911,896
Si
3,900
919,899 56 60,413 !
16,237 20
162,947 49
837,50238
1000,14990
No. 2. Comparative Statement of Number of Distilleries and Quantity of Spirits produced, Number of Breweries and
quantity of Malt Liffuor produced therefrom, in Canada, during fiscal years ending June 30, 1871, 1812, 1873.
m
S
O
1
Ont.
Qu.
N.B
N.S.
Number of
Distilleries.
Proof Spirits Distilled.
ExciseDuty
collected
and accru
ing, 1873.
Number of
Breweries.
Malt Liquor Brewed.
Duty
collected.
rJ
fe
r^
IN
t~
00
rH
05
5
I-H
1871.
1872.
1873.
pH
te
i 1
ci
t
oo
03
rH
1871.
1872.
1873.
Gallons.
4,958,055
328,693
16.422
Gallons.
4,491.163
343.3 ; 8
35.803
Gallons.
5,547,009
"448
$ e.
3,494,652 81
282 39
Gallons.
4,966.398
2.892,490
152.420
445,788
Gallons.
5.873.300
3,101,618
188,450
393,960
Gallons.
6,969.407
3,491.564
203,590
395,960
$ c.
Ill 51
19,136 04
19
3
i
16
2
2
IS
i
119
21
4
6
118
22
4
5
88
17
3
3
Tot.
23
20
19
5.303 171 4,870.325
5.647,517
3,494,935 20
149
149
111
8,457.09619.657.328 i 11,060.521
19,247 55
No. S. Statement of Bonded Manufactories in the Dominion of Canada, showing the Articles manufactured, and
the Duties accruiny thereon, during the fiscal year ending SOth June, 1813.
INLAND
REVENUE
DIVISIONS.
No. Licenses. 1 1
Amount of
License Fees.
M iterials used.
Products of Manufactures.
Duty accru
ing on Goods
Warehoused.
A 5
gw-Sg
? 2.S
Canadian
Spirits
at Proof.
Beer,
Wine,
& Cider.
Other
Commo
dities.
Other
Commo
dities.
Vinegar
at
3 cents
per gall.
Methylated Aj^jpip^
Spirits at , a., ,
Hamilton
S
9
i
150
150
50
Gallons.
189,OV0.57
50,353.89
9,831.02
Gallons.
50,560
Gallons.
6,585.19
MM.
155
Gallons.
331,916
188,644
42,585
Gallons.
111.801.99
1,177,70
Gallons.
7 2! 25
$ cts.
23,373 28
5,059 32
1,277 55
1,77625
$ cts.
23,448 26
5,819 49
690 80
1,317 56
2,423 24
8040
St. John, N.B..
Halifax, N". 8..
Total
2
100
13,284.49
124.00
101
51,580
8
450
262,539.97 | 50,500
6,709.19
256
614,725
112,979.69
72.25
32,085 40
33,779 75
[684]
1875.]
EXCISE EMIGRATION BILL STAMPS.
No 4 Comparative Statement of the. number of PdroUun R fmers, the Quantity of Crude Oil used, the. Pttroleum
Manufactured, and the Duties accruing thereon, during the fiscal years ending on the SOth June, 1872, 1873.
j B
.
a
a
o
J O
> .
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g
a
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a
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s ^ be
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a
T3 X
5
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. a
31
O i,
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2
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5
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1872
Gallons.
Gallons.
$
$
$
1873
Gallons.
Gallons.
$
$
$
Unt.
45
19,632,131 12,209,182
610,459
11,282
623,865
Out.
38
25,073,725
14,520,196
726,010
9.541
737,426
Uu.
5
301,916
114,808
6,740
391
6,357
Qn.
5
170,713
81,891
4,094
196
4,541
\ B
N.B.
N.S
-
57
57
N.S.
....
89
89
; ot.
50
19.934,047 , 12,323,990
616,199
11,730 630.279
Tot.
43
25,244,438 14.602.087
730,104
9,826
742,056
EMIGRATION.
N o. 1. Return oj the number of Emigrants embarked for Canada, with the number of Births and Deaths during the
voyage and in Quarantine ; the total number landed, with the number fruni each country ; also the number of vessels
arrived, their tonnage and average length of passage, during the season 0/1873.
Whence.
Class.
m
*-,
O
6
a
Average No. of
days on passage.
Tonnage.
No.Embrk d.
||
Is
Deaths on Pass.
Deaths in
Quarantine.
1
-4-J
Landed in Colony.
Cabin
Passengers
Steerage
Passengers
Steerage
Passengers
Cabin
Passengers
3
&
Steamers
73
12
18
5
45 S
12t
46
15
45
127,125
9,i27
2,730
21,288
4,354
2.127
486
227
22,983
28
3,712
38
4,552
27
1
25,111
28
4,198
38
4,779
27
10
3
10
"3
22,974
28
3,712
38
4,549
27
2,127
486
227
25,101
38
4.1 f>S
4.77>
27
lr land
Sailing Vessels
Steamers
Sailing Vessels
So tland
Sailing Vessels
do.
do.
N i wav & Sweden..
Ft United States..
Ot ;r Countries .. .
12
48
7,307
2,024 5
692 ..
31 ..
2.029
692
31
15
4
19
32
2,010
692
31
...
2.010
69 ^
31
36.901
do.
Totals
4
fO
2,409
130
174,340
2,840
34.087
6
36.933
28
4
34,061
2,840
2. Comparative Statement of the number of Immigrants arrived at the port of Quebec since the year 1829 to 1873,
inclusive, the grand total being 1,324,72-J; and the yearly average, 29,438.
En , md ....
1829-60 1861. 1862.
1803.
1H64.
18ti5.
1866.
1867.
1868.
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873.
279.122
164,147
105,022
70.S21
12.733
7,780
,413
1,112
10,618
6,877
4,545
2,979
7,728
47
6,317
4.949
3.959
4,182
12
5.013
3.767
2,914
7,453
9,296
4,682
2,601
4,770
6
7,235
2,230
2,222
16,83(5
125
9,509
2.997
1,793
16,420
38
16.173
2.085
1,924
13,607
11
27.876
2.743
2,867
9,626
2
27,183
2,534
5,356
9,396
6
23.710
2,893
4.P81
6,391
4!
14,86T
3,410
4,16ft
12.282
23
25.129
4236
4.803
2.702
31
(-1:01 and
V ur pe
oth . Ports. .
932.745 19,923
22,176
19,419
19.147 21.355
28,648
30,757
34.300 43,114
44,475
37.020 34,743
3B.901
BILL STAMPS.
ftt.i ,ment of Sill Stamps issued on requisition, &y Inland Revenue D pirtment, during the year ended SOth June, 1873.
SUPPLIED TO DISTRIBUTORS.
1
cent.
2
cents
3
cents.
4
cents.
cents.
6
cents.
7
cents.
8
cents.
9
cents.
lu N va Scotia
10,000
5,000
25,000
5 000
7 000
190 f
4.000
3.000
16 000
Iti N w Brunswick
5,000
6 200
21 OOd
1 800
5 000
18.500
1,500
1.800
13.000
lu rario and Quebec
128,147
118 500
350 619
29 594
51 019
2fi9 883
21,808
23,492
194 472
T-> P, ,st Office Department, Ottawa..
155 000
150 000
235 000
5 000
5 000
9.3 000
50 000
Total
298 147
279 700
631 619
41 394
76 019
402 383
27 308
28 2Q2
273 472
Statement of Bill Stamps, (c. (continued.)
t SUPPLIED TO DISTRIBUTORS.
10
cents.
20
cents.
30
cents.
40
cents.
50
cents.
$1
$2
$3
Gross
Amounts.
In Nrva Scotia
9,000
5 000
4000
100
$7,800 00
1 < Ne.y Brunswick
5900
5 400
4,000
3300
3,900
1,400
11.195 00
i , On ario and Quebec
83381
65 694
59 682
30 731
41 774
19 127
3 859
1 989
16n 779 03
JV Po- 1 Office Department, Ottawa..
15,000
8 700
7 000
1 000
1,000
200
2\690 Oft
Total
113 281
84 794
74 682
35031
40 674
20 827
3 859
1 989
$208,464 Oa
[685]
42
TRADE AND NAVIGATION.
[1875.
CARRYING TRADE AND NAVIGATION OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
No. 1 State-merit shewing Number and Tonnage of Vessels which arrived at and departed from the undermentioned
Provinces in the Dominion of Canada, during the fiscal year ending 30th June., 1873.
PROVINCES.
V CSSELS ARRIVED.
British.
Foreign.
Total.
British.
Foreign
Total.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
Quebec
1165
4836
2557
62
894316
793039
4140(50
30835
330
776
1017
346
178016
261089
331812
129579
1495
5612
3574
408
1072332
1054128
745872
160414
1308
4406
2478
58
950574
735636
477995
26549
320
592
1008
338
168201
238653
328185
126997
1628
4998
3486
396
1118775
974288
806180
153546
Nova Scotia
Ne,\v Brunswick
British Columbia
Total Sea going
8620
11456
2132250
1644721
2469
7504
900466
1349713
11089
18960
3032746
2994434
8250
11035
2190753
1481858
2258
6457
862036
1187170
10508
17492
30527S9
266902S
Ves. empl. in Inland Trade bet.
Ont. and Que. and the U. S.
Total
20076
3776971 9U73
2250209
30049 6027180 19285 3672611 8715 2049206 28000 5721: ; ;17
No. 2 Statement showing the Number and Tonnage of Steamers and Sailing Vessels built and those registered in the
undermentioned Provinces of the Dominion of Canada, during the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1&13.
PROVINCES.
BUILT.
REGISTERED.
Steam.
Sail.
T
No.
)tal.
Steam.
Sail.
Total.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
No.
Tons.
Ontario
29
7
1
7
1
6,682
420
33
774
139
33
65
175
97
1
7,263
20,116
62,968
41,927
48
62
72
176
104
2
13,945
20,536
63,001
42,701
187
29
22
"s
1
6,828! 41
5,691 1 99
:. iis7
787 116
139) 3
8,812
28,814
55,333
44,753
1,069
70
121
187
124
4
15,640
34,503
55,333
45,540
1,208
Nova Scotia
Total
45
8,048
371 i 132,322 416
140,370 60
13,445
446
138,781
506
152,226
No. 3. Summary Staff.mmt nf Traffic on thr imdtr mentioned Canals, shewing the total quantity of each description of
property passing through, and the. amount of Tolls c< Reeled thereon, duriny the fiscal year ended SOtfi June, 1873.
ARTICLES.
Welland Canal.
St. Law. Canals.
liurliugtuu
Chambly Canal. |j. iv p ;um |.
Ottawa aud
Hideau Canals
St.Peter sCm l
Tons.
Tolls.
Tons.
Tolls.
Tuns.
Tolls.
Ton*.
Tolls.
Tons.
Tolls.
Tons.
T.-lls.
Vessels of all kinds...
Passengers (No.)
Produce of Forest.. .
Farm Stock
1,397.388
7,629
1
31,749
Bit
1,267,047
55.473
$
14,693
2.22S
422,789
3.1.92
6,187 243.827
50 8.7(i:
S
1,791
70
59R.7-H
25,36
$
7,788
166
5.998
16
}
12,)
310,376
63
2.979
541.601
56,323
419,287
38,402
14
648
103.299
12,755
72,u26
329.096
308
7,886
186,755
137,729
44,358
11.602
119
1,591
25.870
21,794
7.055
222,988
248
152
15.337
14.34f
116.684
13,936
11
19
1.267
1.765
11,635
10,461
21
4,471
20,697
32,956
7,106
214
2
402
1.306
2.259
521
792,01
7H
1,37
3.46-
2.07.
24,661
>> 3 .
62
171
213
284
1.370
172
S
Animal Produce....
.Agricult. Products. .
518
2!
Merchandize
2.124
91
Grand Total . . .
1,330.629 277.144 706,192
68,031
369.055
28,633 75,712
4.764
.V24.S97
51,438
2,814 124
No. 4. Statement showing the Number, Tnnnnge, and Nationality of Vessel* passed through all the Canals durin,; tit:
flucal year ended 30t/t June, 1873, and the Tolls collected thereon.
VESSELS.
Total
Number.
From Canadian
to Canad. Ports.
From Canad.
to Am. Ports.
From Amer.
to Am. Ports.
From Amer.
to C.t 11. Ports.
Total
Tons.
Amount
01
To Is.
Up.
Down.
Up.
Down.
Up.
Down
Up.
DOWQ.
Canadian Ves. <& Steamers.
Wellauil
3,586
9,877
3,902
1,307
8,090
143
140.320
613.084
29. , 45
86,864
120 074
3897
105.593
492,574
29.381
91,355
290,162
2.010
178,578
23,974
85,518
2,860
19,602
30,542
23,208
117,876
91
191,319
3,998
2,010
6,094
47,693
- 20
876
....
20,690
18.500
25,181
77
220.980
5.801
173,571
686.78P
1.184.495
318.691
226.608
531,049
5,998
Ct-i
14.5 SI 7 ">
13.8 i .
4.S08 4 I
1,704 It
6.4-1 -i
119 ("i
St Lawrence
Chamblv
St. Peter s
Total Canadian Vessels... .
A merican Ves. <6 Strainers.
Welland
26.905
993,590
1,011,075 290,930
896
....
64.418
400.352
2,952,610
711,619
82.552
104 098
17.219
65,700
41,516 :N
2,619
1,365
1,526
149
905
2,329
48,744
70
580
9,041
5.108
11,489
291
2.116
1,377
30,133
4,186
24,090
320.275
2.197
948
261.017
2.5-27
530
3757
8,652
188
8.429
7,589
85.002
2.747
77,931
17.2 >7 :. i
8;-2 . ,
i,r-;8 s<
86 v:
1,?.I6 t
Chamblv
St. Peter s
Total American Vessels... .
Grand Tot. Can. & Amer
6,624
60.764
20,351
68,409
59.795
323 420
234,074
1 28,615
165,730
981.188
20,811 ,V2
33.52911,054.354
1.031.45*
349,339
251,114 324,316 264,074
9306:
566.082 3,933,798
62.328 10
[686]
1875.]
FISHERIES OF THE DOMINION.
43
FISHERIES OF THE DOMINION.
The whole value of fish products, 1873, amounts to
$11,794,975. Tliis sum exhibits the value of fish pro
ducts in the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
Quebec, Ontario, and Prince Edward Island, but does
not include the catch of British Columbia, Manitoba and
the North-west Territories. In addition to the above
mentioned value, it is computed that American lishermen
have also caught on the coast of Canada between six and
eight millions of dollars worth of merchantable fish. The
whole value of the yield from these fisheries last year,
therefore, exceeds eighteen millions of dollars.
Statement of the Yield and Valii* of the Fisheries of the undermentioned Provinces for the season 1813.
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
4. 633 lii-ls Sahnon 818 00 883 394 00 535.035 Ibs. Halibut
. . @ 80 06
|32,102 10
36,896 00
153 60
4,390 02
(1,77-2 74
21,033 00
3ii,;i84 00
865,574 50
302,496 35
4,83 . 00
529 50
504,523 Ibs. " fresh (in ice). @ 015 75,678 45
37,376 " " smoked ...,@ 015 5,66400
161,800 cans " preserved... 025 40,45000
id! AflT brie!- M inli-pvpl Cab 10 00 1 410 050 00
4 ;>1 brls Shad
. . @ 8 00
> 5t50 Ibs Bass
. . @ 06
73 167 " Trout
.. @ 06
112 879 " Smelts
. . ( 06
10.84-2 cans " preserved.. @ 15 1.626 30
ml -V. Uvl TTprrincrq (ob 4 00 712 504 00
- !:17 brls Eels
. . @ 9 00
12 128 " Ovsters
. . @ 3 00
21,4:iO bxs. smoked.. @ 25 5,;!5T 50
U"7Q-* Hrl j AlpTtnvpd ffti ^ r )0 41 240 50
3 46 298 cans Lobsters
. . @ 25
465 379 gals Oil
.. <cb o t;:>
595 567 cwt Cod @ 4 25 2 531,159 75
32- tons Fish Guano
. . @ 15 <>
2^467 bvls. Cod tongues & sn ds. @ 7 00 17,269 00
1,059 brls. Fish for Manure . .
Total..
. . @ 50
44 3 9 1 " Hike @ 3 50 155 l :t 50
$
6,577,086 51
1,625,634.
1 62s o45 Ibs Haddock @ 06 97,682 70
material, $"
Number of men employed, 18,966. Number of weirs, 1,091 Value of boats and fishing
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
1 047 brls Salmon (7^1000 SIS S4ti 00 127 400 Ihs. Halibut
.. @ 006
$7,644 00
23,16800
25,4(1.; 22
6,5 . S N>
41,851 20
::i .S6S 00
45, :
316.925 00
37,674 65
7,237 50
3,894 00
1,433,188 Ibs. " fresh (in ice) @ 15 214,978 20
87 950 " " smoked @ 15 13 192 50
2 896 brls Shad
. . @ 8 00
424 387 Ibs. Bass
. . @ 0(>
-1,121,184 cans " preserved ... @ 025 280,29600
3 ^29 brls Mackerel @ 10 00 32 290 00
109980 " Trout
. . @ 06
697 520 " Smelts
. . @ 06
21^050 cans " preserved. O 15 3,157 00
94,149 brls. Herrings " 4 00 376,596 00
498,840 bxs. " smoked.. 025 124,71000
31 004 brls \lewives @ 3 50 108 514 00
3 652 brls Ef Is
.. @ 900
15160 " Oysters
. . & 3 00
1 387 700 cans Lobsters
. . @ 25
57 961 "als Oil
. . @ f 65
79*694 ewt Cod @ 4 25 338 699 00
4S2i tons Fish Guano
. . @ 15 00
3,605 brls. Cod tongues & s nds 7 00 25,235 00
18 399 cwt Pollack (ft 350 64 i ii ~>o
7,780 brls. Fish for Manure. .
Total..
.. <W 50
05 73--J " Hake & 3 50 90 065 50
f.
2,285,661 93
01,674.
264 681 Ibs. Haddock <3> 06 15,880 86
material, 5
Number of men employed, 8,507. Number of weirs, 273. Value of boats and fishing
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
184,1,06 cwt. Cod, summer fishing.. <3> $4 00 736,42400
31,467 " " autumn " .. (ti> 500 157.:
8 brls. Ling @ 5 00 40 00
6,170 " Mackerel (5) 10 00 61,700 00
34,770 " Herring @ 300 104.31000
816 bxs. " smoked @ 25 204 00
870 brls. Sardines < 5 i>0 4,350 00
458 " Halibut @ 500 2,29000
2,042 " Salmon (pickled) ....@1600 32,67203
632,758 Ibs. " (in ice, fresh) . (g> 005 31,63700
18,000 " " in cans @ 020 3,60000
75 bxs. " smoked <S 30 00 2,250 00
99 brls. Trout @ 10 00 990 00
381 " Sturgeon <ft 500 1,90500
160,543 Eels, per 100 @ 10 00 16,054 00
203 brls.
58,645 gals.
400 "
143 "
91,627 "
479 brls.
24,756 doz.
778 brls.
19,694
21,712 brls.
12,816
15,000 Ibs.
Cod tongues & sounds @
Seal Oil @
Whale OiL O)
Porpoise Oil @
Cod Oil @
Haddock @
Bar and White Fish .. @
Mixed Fish @
Shad, each <5S
Fish used as manure . . @
Seals, each @
Lobsters (in 1 Ib. cans) @
57 00
o ,^0
SO
50
.50
500
200
4 CO
10
25
600
15
1.421 00
I r, 00
320 00
71 00
45,Sl:i oo
2,395 00
49,512 00
3,112 00
1,969 00
5,428 00
76.896 00
2.25000
Total $1,391,56400
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
16.453 brls. White Fish $s2.2ir, 00
1,430,514 Ibs. " 71,52500
43.5N! " 2.17900
brls. Trout 73,50400
7,348 - H.-rrings 36,74000
288 " Scisros 1,44000
143 " Maskinonge 1,43000
Total Fish caught, MH.L .IO ban-els, 1,430,584 Ibs. Valic; Fresh, $223,505; Pickled, 69.585. Number of men
employed, 2,069. Value of vessels, boats and m-i d, $W,454. .
PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWAR]).
7:;l brls. Bass $3,655 00
1 24S " 1 ikc. 6,24000
1,055 " Pickerel 5,27
2,806 " Coarse Fish 8,83800
Total 293,090 00
15,119 qtls. Codfish, Hake, Mackerel .-. $46,31600
13,133 brls. Alewives, Herrings 115,628 00
Sounds, Fish fresh, &c 845,651 03
[687]
Total 207,595 00
BANK STATISTICS.
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BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC.
45
BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, &c.
PLACES. NAMES OF BANKS.
OFFICERS.
Almonte Merchants ....F. A. W. Lister, Agent
Amhf.rit, N.S. Nova Scotia ... J. M. Hay, Agent
^)ia^M/i s..V.5.Uninn, Halifax T. . Whitman, Agent
Antigonishe ... Merchants , H.T. M. King, Agent
Arnvrior B. X. America. RoM. Steven, Agent
Ayr Royal Canad. ..R. Wylie. Agent.
Barkenrille,BCB. Columbia ...W. Powell, Agent
Barrif Toronto T). Campbell, Manager
-i Commerce R. C. Jennings, Manager
fieauliarnois ...Merchants ...D. DeMartigney, Agent
Belleville Merchants ....R. Thomson, Manager
Montreal R. Richardson, Manager
Royal Canad.. ..James Young. Manager
Berlin Merchants ....Charles Cro"kall, Agent
Bowmanville... ONTARIO D. Fisher. Cashier
...Dominion J. A. Codd, Agent
Bradford St. Lawrence. ..T. Dewson, Agent
Bramptan Merchants ...D. Kemp. Agent
Brantford B. N. America. Alex Robertson, Manager
Montreal S. Read, Manager
Commerce James Pollock, Manager
Bridgew r, JV.Merchants , H. Andrew Gow, Agent
Brnclcville Montreal J. N. Travers, Manager
Molsons J. W. B. Rivers, Manager
Cannington ... St. Lawrence. ..R. N. Moir, Agent
Carltlon,Gaspe La Banq. Nat. John Meagher, Agent
Cayuga Commerce W. Roberts, Manager
CharlotMmon.. Merchants , H.Owen Connolly, Agent
Chatham Merchants ...R. N. Rogers, Manager
Royal Canad... A. Richardson, Manager
" Commerce W. S. Ireland, Manager
Clinton Royal Canad... M. Lough, Agent
Coaticook E. Townships. B. Austin, Manager
" Metropolitan.. Wellington Hart, Agent
Cobourg Montreal C. Brough, Manager
Dominion W. D. Barn, Agent
Toronto J. H. Roper, Manager
Oo bcnme St. Lawrence. ..F. R. Schon, Agent
Collingwood ...Commerce Jno. McMaster, Manager
Toronto W. Wadsworth
Cornwall Montreal Neil McLean, Agent
Cmvansville ...E. Townships .W. I. Briggs, Manager
Dundas Commerce C. S. Rumsey, Manager
DunnmlU B. N. America. F. 0. Cross, Agent
flora Merchants ... Wm. Kingsley, Agent
Fergus Montreal G. D Fergusson, Agent
Merchants ....W. Kingsley, Agent
Frederict. N.B.?EOPLS. S S. W. Babbitt, Cashier
B. N. America. Robt. Napier, Acting Agent
..Commerce G. H. Patterson, Manager
" Merchants ....William Cooke. Manager
" Royal Canad... John Cavers, Manager
Gananoque Merchants ... A. Petrie, pro Agent
Gaspe Basin ...La Banq. Nat. John LeBoutillier, Agent
Goderich Montreal J. H. Finlay, Agent
Commerce A. M. Ross, Manager
Guelph Montreal J. Robertson, Manager
Ontario E Morris, Manager
Commerce G. W. Sandilands, Manager
Halifax, N. S. HALIFAX B. Co. S. H. Black. Cashier
NOVA SCOTU ...W. C. Menzies, Cashier
B. N. America. Jeffery Pen fold. Manager
UNION, UALIF..W. S. Stirling, Cashier
MERCHANTS H.George Maclean, Cashier
PEOPLE S Peter Jack, Cashier
Montreal E. C. Jones, Agent
Hamilton HAMILTON H. C. Hammond, Cashier
B. N. America. Thos. Corsan, Manager
Montreal A. Macnider. Manager
Merchants ....J. Bancroft, Manager
Royal Canad ...John M. Burns. Manager
Ca. Commerce. C. R. Murray, Manager
Harriston St. Lawrence. ..C. Hunter, Agent
Ingersoll Merchants ....C. H. Sorley, Agent
Niagara Dist...C. k. Chadwick, Agent
Kentviite, N.S. Nova Scotia ...L. P. V. Chipman. Agent
Kincardine ...Merchants ....T. E. P. Trew, Agent
Kingston Merchants ....D. Fraser, Manager
B. N. America. Qeo. Durnford, Manager
Montreal R. M. Moore, Manager
Levis Merchants ....J. Wells
Lindsay Ontar o g. A. McMurty, Manager
1w -" K " t ...Wm. Hamilton. Agent
PLACES.
NAMES OF BANKS.
OFFICERS.
Lindsay Montreal H. Dunaford, Agent
Lift .weU, Oflt.Hamiltoti W. Covbcmld, Agent
Liverpool, N.S. LIVERPOOL A. H. Patterson, Manager
Lockeport, N.S .People s A. Locke. Agent
London B. N. America. Oswald Weir, Manager
" Merchants ....W. F. Harper, Mann >fr
" St. Lawrence... A. H. Ireland, Sub Manager
" Montreal F. A Despard, Manager
" Commerce E. W. Syer. Manager
" Federal Charles Murray. Manager
" Molsons Joseph JefTery Manager
Lucan Commerce D. S. Redilie, Ageiit
JMnitland, N. S Merchants , H.David Frieze, Agent
Meiford Molsons Peter Fuller, Mai.ager
Mo.rkho.rn, St. Lawrence. ..F. A. Resor, Agent
Mitchell Merchants ....R. D. Freeman, Agent
Moncton, JV. fi.B. N. America.
Montreal C. L. Thomson, Agent
Montreal MONTREAL R. B. Augus, Gen. Manager
do. Branch T. R. Christian. Manager
CITY BANK J. B. Kenny, Cashier
Du PEUPLE A. A. Trottier, Cashier
MOLSONS F. W. Thomas. Cashier
JAOQ. CARTIER.H Cotte, Cashier
MECHANICS ....A. Molson, Managing Direc.
MERCHANTS ...Jackson Rae, Cashier
Montr IBr h.W.W. L. Chipman, Act. M
METROPOLITAN. H. Staines, Man g. Director
B. N". America. R. R Grindley, Manager
Quebec T. McDougall, Manager
Ontario Jno. Smart, Manager
Toronto D. Coulson, Manager
Commerce W. Simpson, Manager
Royal Canad... W. Sache, Manager
Union F. Nash, Manager
La Banq. Nat. Wm. Moffatt, Manager
Exch. B k. Ca.
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Mnrrisburg ....Molsons Geo. K. Morton, Manager
Mount Forest... Ontario Geo. Brown, Manager
Napanee Merchants ....A. Smith, Agent
" B. N. America. J. W. Marsh. Agent
N.Glasgow,NS.Nava. Scotia ...J. W. Carmichael, Agent
Newcastle St. Lawrence.. .J. K. Allen, Agent
Newcaitle,N.BMontrea\ F. K. WiusJuw, Agent
Newmarket ...Royal Canad... Jos. Cawthra, Agent
Norwich Royal Canad. ..E. Cook, Agent.
Orangeville ...Merchants ....A. M. Kirkland, Agent
" ...Commerce T. Y. Greet, Manager
Orillia Dominion H. S. Scadding, Agent
Oshawa Ontario C. Holland, Manager
" St. Lawrence. ..W. F. Cowan, Agent
" Dominion J. H. McClellan, Agent
Ottawa B. N. America. James Robertson, Manager
" Montreal A. Drummond, Manager
" Commerce J. H. Plummer, Manager
" Ontario J. H. Woodman, Manager
" Merchants ....Thomas Kirby, Manager
" Quebec H. A . Noel, Manager
" La Banq. Nat...S. Beuoit, Mauager
" Union D. 3. Eastwood, Manager
Owen Sound ...Merchants ....J. Pottenger, Agent
" ...Molsons T. J. Joy, Manager
Paris B. N. America. John Carnegie, Agent
Perth Merchants ....James Gray, Agent
" Montreal , R. J. Drummond, Agent
Pembroke Quebec J. Walker, Manager
" Merchants ....Hector iraser, Agent
Ontario Wm. Beith, Agent
Peterborough... Toronto J. M. Smith, Manager
...Montreal F. J. Tate, Agent
...Commerce R. W. Smylie, Manager
" ...Ontario G. K. Shaw, Manager
Pictom Montreal A. T. Kerr, Agent
" St. Lawrence ...Wm. Munro, Agent
Pictou, N.S. ...Nova Scotia ...Howard Primrose, Agent
" " ...Merchants H. Wm. Ives. Agent
" " ...PICTOU T. Wafson, Manager
Port Onlb rrne... Niagara Dig. ...T. H. Nasmith, Agent
Port Elgin Hamilton E. A. Colquhqun, Agent
Port Hope Montreal M. Heaton, Agent
Ontario G. H. G. McVity, Manager
" Toronto A. M. Cosby, Manager
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BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC,
[1875,
PLACES. NAMES OF DAWKS. OFFICERS.
Port Perry ...... Ontario ......... A. C. Mowhray, Manager
frescott ......... Merchants ....J. F. Harper, Agent
Pf. Arth. Land. Koya! Canad...C J. Brent, Agent.
Quebec ............ QUEBEC ......... J. Stevenson, Cashier
" ..... .......UNION .. ........ ..P. MacEwen, Cashier
" ............ LAB.ANQ. NAT. F. Vezina, Cashier
" ............ B. N. America C. P. Smith, Manager
...... . ..... Montreal ...... John Porteous, Manager
,ften/rei.........B. N. America - -
" ....... ..Merchants ...C. G. Morgan, Agent
,Richm,0 id ..... .K. Townships ..A. J. Cleveland, Manager
Sarnia. ......... Montreal ...... Alex. Vidal. Agent
....... ..Commerce, ..... T. W. Nisbet, Manager
Sherbrooke ...... E. TOWNSHIPS. Wm. Farwell, jr., Cashier
" ..... .City Bank ...... Wm. Addie. Agent
Seafvrth ......... Koyal Canad...M. P. Hayes, Agent
\3imcoe ............ Commerce ...... F. W. Holmested, Manager
" ............ Montreal ...... F. F. Blackader, Agent
........ ....Federal ......... H. Groff, Manager
Smith s ffeMs... Molsons
.Molsous ....... A. D. Durnford. A g. Manager
., ........... Merchants ... A. A. Taillon, Agent
St.omste.ad ...... R. Townships. A. P. Rail. Manager
St. Catharines NIAGARA DIST. C. M. Arnold, Cashier
" Quebec ......... W. T. Benson, Manager
" Commerce. ... . H. C. Berwick, Manager
Toronto ......... .1. Henderson, Manager
fit. Hyacinths.: Merchants ... H. Barbeau, Agent
T$(. John, N.B. N. BRUNSWICK W. Girvan, Cashier
" " B. N. AmyricaT. Maclellao, >laii;ger
" Montreal ...... Wm Muuro, Man.iger
" Mar.Bk of Do. J. W. H. Rowley, Cashier
" " Nova Scotia... W. L. Pitcaithly, Agent
St. John s, Q, ...Merchants ... W. L. Mai -Ir, Agout
fit. Mary s ...... Montreal ...... R. Hill.vard. Agent
iSt.Steplien,NSSi. STEPHEN S Robert Watson. Cashier
B. N. America Roheit Burns, Manager
fit. Tliomas...... Merchants
A. M. CrombiH,
. Tiio.-s. BlakaM y. Miungar
. H IVn-om, Au-eni
J.fj) * liogsr. Agent
11. Campbell, Ac. ing A .50 H
Jos. S. Small, Manager
KCniiford Mv rch an t s
" ...,s- U iUtl>Vl...
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Mrathroy ......Commerce .
St, Lawrence. J. B. Cummins, Agent
fSuimawMr: ...Merchants , H-Stephgn McNeill. Agent
Sydney, C. B... Merchants , 11. J. E. liurchell, Agent.
Thoroid Commerce ... W. .). Robertson, Agent
" .........Quebec D. B. Crumble, Agent
Three Rivers... Quebec John Smith. Agent
- " " ...La Banq. Nat. John Smith, A^ent
TiUonburg ...... Merchants ... R. W. Ciesswell. Agent
Toronto TORONTO George Hague. Cashier
" ....ROYAL CANAD, T. McOraken, Cashier
" COMMERCE W. N. Anderson. Gem M r
Corn. Br h... J. S. Lockie, Managir.
" .........DOMINION R. H Bethnne, Cashier
Q n St. Br h. J. Price, Manager.
" .........ST. LAWRENCE. K. F. Lockhart. Cashier
" FEDERAL H. S. Strath.v, Cashier
" ....... ..B. N. America Samuel Taylor, Manager
Merchants ... Arch. Cameron, Manager
Montreal W J. Buclnnan, Manager
" .........City Bank J. J. Macculloch, Manager
YongeSt.Br h. A. Green, Manager
Quebec D. R. Wilkie, Manager
( Ontario Alex. Fisher, Manager
...Molsons ....... R. J. Dallas. Manager
Trenton Commerce W. Smith. Manager
Truro,N.S. ....Merchants H. John B. Dickie, Agent
Vxhridc/e Dominion...... W. II. Holland, Agent
VanWinkle-BCK. N. America G. M. Morris, Agent
Victoria, V. I. ...B. COLUMBIA... W. C Ward, Manager
" " ...B N. America John Goodfellow, Manager
Walkerton Merchants ... A. Sproat, Agent
Waterloo, Q* ...B. Townships. Wm. G. Parmelee, Manager
" Ont.. Merchants ... J. S. Meredilh, Agent
Welland Molsons James McGla=han, Manager
\leymouth,N.SMtircha,n.t& H. C. Campbell, Agent
Wkitby Ontario Thomas Dow, Manager
i ., Dominion II. B. Taylor, Agent
Windsor, Ont .Merchants ... II. R. Morton, Agent
" " Molsons C. D. Orasett. Manager
" " Commerce J. G. Orchard, Manager
Windsor, N.S. COMMERCIAL... Walter Lawsou. Cashier
Wingham St. Lawrence.. W. J. Hayward. Agent
Wirmipey Merchants.. .. D. Maearthur, Agent
OFFICERS.
PLACES. NAMES OF BANKS.
Woodstock Ca. Commerce W. A. Sampson, Manager
" Royal Canad .Thos. McDonald. Manager
WoIfvilfatf.S. People s J. W. Bargs, Agent
KtrntOM^^V.&YARMOUTH ....
Nova Scotia... J. Murray, Agent
" " Exchange .... A. J. Murray, Cashier
TorJcmlle St. Lawrence. R. J. Montgomery, Agent
FOREIGN AGENTS.
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA London, Head Office;
Ntw York, Chas. McXab, General Manager; II. A.Tuzo,
and D. B. Davidson, Agents; Boston, U. S., Merchants
Rational Sank; San Francisco, A. McKinlay and II. W.
Glenny, Agents; England, Union Bank of Manches
ter and West of England and South Wales District
Bank; Scotland, National Bank and Commercial
Bank; Ireland, Provincial Bank and National Bank;
Paris, Marcuard, AniiriS & Co. ; Jfcsi fndie.s. Colonial
Bank; Australia and New Zealand, Union Bank of
Australia.
BANK OF HAMILTON New York, Messrs. John J. Cisco &
Son ; London, The National Bank of Scotland.
DANK OF MONTREAL London, Bank of Montreal, F.Gundry,
Secretary, and Bank of New York, N. B. A. ; Liverpool,
Bank of Liverpool ; Scotland, British Linen Company ;
New York, R. Bell & C. F. Smithers, Agents; Boston,
Merchants Bank; Chicago, Bank of Montreal, W.
Richardson, Manager.
LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE London, Glyn, Mills, Carrie & Co.,
New York. National Bank of the Republic.
FEDERAL BANK London. City Bank ; NKVJ York, Ameri
can Exchange National Bank; Buffalo, Bank of Com
mere-; Oswgo, Lake Ontario National Bank; Chicago,
First National Bsnk.
BANK OF TOROVTO London. Citv B-ink . N?.u> York, Nat. 15k.
Commerce, and R. Bell -mi! C F. Suiith^rs: Osumjn,
Like Out. Nat. Bank: ff :>, fax. Merchants Bank o4
Halifax ; ffno Bi-unxwck, Bank t>f New Brunswick ;
Quebec, La Banque Nationale.
MEacHANTS BANK or CANADA London, London Joint
Stock Bank; N- W York, Nat. Bank of Republic and
0. Ashworth; Newfoundland, Commercial Bank, N.
F. ; Neva Scotia, Merchants Bauk of Halifax, and
Bank of Nova Scotia; New Brunswick, Bank of New
Brunswick; Quebec, Onion Bank of L. C.
CITY BANK London, Glyn, Mills, Currie A Co., Alliance
Bank (Limited), and Barclay, Uavaii. Tritten & Co. ;
Ireland, National Bank; New York, Bk. of Republic;
Boston, Kldder, Peubody A; Co.
QUEBEC BANK London, Union Bank of London; NewYork,
Maitland, Phelps & Co.; Paris, G. Bossauge.
ONTARIO BANK London, Bank of Montreal ; New York,
Hell & Smithers ; Boston, Tremout Bank.
ROYAI. CANADIAN BANK England and Scotland, National
Bank of Scotland; Ireland, Ulster Banking Co., Bel
fast, and branches; New York, National Park Bank,
and R. Bell andO F. Smithers; OXIOKIJO, First National
Bauk: Buffalo, Farmers & Mechanics National Bank;
Chicago, Bank of Montreal and branches.
MOLSONS BANK London. Glynn, Mills. Curry & Co.; New
York. Martin, Bliss &Co ; Boston. Merchant s National
Bank; Cleveland, Com. National Bank; Milwaukee,
National Eicbauga Birik ; ChiC U/o. Fifth National
Bank; Toledo. Second National Bank; Oswyo, Lake
Ontario Nat. Bank; Buffalo, Farmers & Mechanics
Nat. Bank.
NIAGARA DISTRICT BASS London, Bosanquet, Salt A Co.
New York, Bank of Manhattan Co.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMKRCE London, Bank of Scotland,
London and County Bank, Agra Bank (Limited),
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Ger
man Bank of London ; Ireland, Northern Bunking
Co.; New York, J. G. Harper, J. H. Goad by and B
K. Walker. Agents; Ohicngo, First National Bank;
Oswuio, First National Bank ; Si/ra>:use, First Na
tional Bank; Buffalo, Bank of Commerce in Buffalo.
LA BANQITB JACQUES OARTIER. London, Glyn. Mills A Co. ;
Paris, de Rothschild freres; NewYork, National Bank
of Republic.
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1875.]
BANKS IN CANADA, ETC. TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
UNIOS BANK OP L. C. London, London & County Bank ;
New York, National Park Bank and Canadian Bank
of Commerce.
LA BASQUE NATIONALS London, National Bank of Scot
land; Paru, F. S. Balliu & Co.; New York, National
Bank of the Republic.
METRO POLITAS BANK London, Bank of Montreal ; New
York, R. Bell and C. F. Smithers.
UNION BANK OP HALIFAX London. London & Westminster
Bank; Newfoundland, Commercial Bank, Newfound-
laud: New York, Allen, Stephens & Co.; Boston,
Williams & Hall ; Montreal, La Banq. du Peuple.
ST. STEPHEN S BANK Boston, Globe National Bank ; New
York, New York Bank ami National Banking Asso
ciation; Lowlon, Glyn. Mills, Currie A Co.
MEBCEANTS BARK, HALIFAX. Boston. National Hide &
Leather Bank; New York, Morton. Bliss & Co.; L<m-
don, Imperial Bank, Williams, Deacon & Co ; Baltimore.
National Bank of Baltimore: St. John s, Newfound
land, Utiion Batik of Newfoundland.
DOMINION Bunt London, City Bank ; New York, R. Bel?
and C. F. Srnitbers.
PEOPLE S BANK OF HALIFAX London, Union Bank; Boston,
Williams & Hall ; New York, Duncan, Sherman & Co.)
Montreal^ Ontario Bank.
BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA London, Williams, Deacon & Co.;
New York, Bank of New York; Boston, Merchants
National Bank.
BANK OF NEW BRUNSWICK London, Williams, Deacon A
Co.; New York, Continental National Bank; Boston.,
Eliot National Bank; Prince. Edward s Island, Bank
of Prince Edward s Island; Fredericton, People s Bk. ;
Halifax, N.S., Bank of Nora Scotia.
EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK London, Bank of Montreal;
Boston, National j^xch. Bank; New York, National
Park Bank.
COMMERCIAL BASK OF WINDSOB London, Union Bank
of London; New York, Bank of New York.
ST. LAWRENCE BAKK /Veto York, Bell & Smithera; Mon
treal, Bank of Montreal.
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS,
AS IK FORCE OS 15TH OCTOBER, 1874.
All Article* not hereafter enumerated as charged with an ad valorem duty, or charged with a specific duly or declared
free of duty, are chargeable with a duty of 174 per cent, on the value thereof.
33 c. ad val,
Acid, Sulphuric ^ c. per Ib.
Acetic Acid . . . lOc per gall.
Acids of every description, except
Acetic and Sulphuric Acid and
Vinegar > Free
Alcohol, on every gallon of the
strength of proof of Sykes Hy
drometer, and so in proportion
for any greater strength and
for every less quantity than a
gallon . $1 00 per gall.
Ale, in casks. 10 per eiit. and oc.
per gall.
Ale. in bottles (5 quarts or lu
pints to gallon) 10 per cent, and
7c. PIT giill.
Alum Free
Aunitto, liquid or solid free
Anatomical Preparations Frw
Anchor.-* i i rei?
Auil:ue Salts tor dyeingpurponeg. Free
Animals of a .l kinds. . . , , 10
Auiaials of all kinds, growih and
pioduce of B N. A. Provinces. . Free
Auimals imported for the im
provement of sto.-k i reo
Antimony . , Free
Antiquities, Cabinet* of Free
Argol Free
Arm*. Clothing, Musical Instrii-
Hienis for Bands, and Military
Stores for the use of the Army
and Navy , Free
Articles for the Public uses of the
Dominion i , . . Free
Articles imported b> and for the
use of the Governor General Free
Articles for the use of Foreign
Consuls General .Free
Ashes, Pot, Pearl and Soda Free
Axles, Crank, Locomotive 10
Axles, Railway Car , 10
Barilla or Kelp Free
Bark, Tanners Free
Bark, used chiefly in dyeing . . . .Free
Bark of the Corkwood Tree. .... .Free
Bars, Guide and Slide, for Loco
motives 10
Bars, Puddled iron Free
Beer, in casks, 10 per cent, and
oc. per gall.
Beer, in bottles (5 quarts or 10
pints to a gallon), 10 per cent.
and 7c. per gall.
Benzole ... 4 15c. per gall.
Berries, used chi ;fly in dyeing . . Free
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer-Books
and Devotional Books 5
$ e. ad val.
Bichromate of Potash Free
Biscuit, from Great Britain and
the B. N. A. Provinces Free
Bittere $1 50 per gall.
Bleaching Powders Free
Blue-black Free
Blocks, Stereotype, for Printing
purposes Free
Blooms and Billets, puddled or
not puddled 5
Blue Vitriol Free
Bolting Cloth , Free
Books Fruited Periodicals, and
Pauipbleis, t>ot oeiug foreign
reprints of British cop 1 rijrht
works, nor Blank Acc t Books,
Copv Books, nor Books to be
written ur drawn upon, in.r
rep i ititH of Hooks printed in
Cariad,nor Printed Sheet Music 6
Bookbinders Tools & Implements,
Millboards and Binders Cloth Free
Books, copyright reprints of .... 12^
Bout* l"i
Boot-felt Free
Borax Free
Botany, Specimens of Free
Bran 10
Bran, growth or produce of B.N.A.
Provinces Free
Brandy (on every gallon of the
strength of proof of Sykes Hy
drometer, and so in proportion
for any greater strength, and
for every less qtiamity than a
gallon) $1 00 per gall.
Brass, in Bars, Rods, Sheets,
Scraps, and Stripes Free
Brass or CopptrWire, round orfla .Free
Brass & Cupper Manufactures oi . 17 i
Bread from Great Britain and the
B. N. A. Provinces Free
Brim Moulds for Gold Beaters . . Free
Brimstone, in roll or flour Free
Bristles Free
British Gnm Free
Broom Corn Free
Bulbs. Free
Biirrstoneg Free
Busts, natural size, not being casts
nor produced by any mere me
chanical process Free
Butter 4c. per lb.
Butter, the produce of B. N. A.
Provinces Free
Cables Iron Chain, over % inch,
Shackled, Swivelled or not, when
used for ships only Free
f> c. ad val
Cables Hemp and Grass, when
nsed for ships only ........... 5
Cabinets of Antiquities, Coins,
Gems, and Medals Free
Candlewick Cotton Free?
Candy Sugar, brown or white
1 c. per )b. and 25
Cane Juice . , . , . %c. per Ib. and 25
j Canvas, for Manufacture of Floor
Oil Cloth, not less than 18 f et
wide, not pressed or calendered Free
Caoutchouc, lujnmniithrtui-ej ...Free
Carriages of Travellers and Carri
ages employed in carrying .Mer
chandise (Hawkers MIX) Circus
Tr< iipes excelled) < . . Free
Cas-w. ground -5
Caats. as models for the use of
uvhools of design Free
Cement, marine or hydraulic, un-
ground .....,,, Free
Cheese , 3c. per lb-
Cheese, the produce of B. N. A.
Provinces. . . ,, Free
Chesnut and Cherry Plank. , ,.. .Free
Chicory, or other Root or Vege
table used as Coffee, raw or
green , 3c, per lb.
Chicory, kiln-dried, roasted or
ground . 4c. per lb
Chinese Blue Free
Church Bells Free
Cigars ,70c per Ib
Cinnamon, ground 25
Citrons, and Rinds of in brine for
candying . < .Free
Clasps, Brass and Tin, for manu
facture of Hoop Skirts Free
| Clays < . Free
\ Clothing or Wearing Apparel,
made by hand or sewing mach. 17?
Clothing for the use of the Army
and Navy .- , .- Free
Clothing, donations of, for chari
table Institutions Free
i Coal and Coke , Free
> Coal Oil, distilled, purified and
refined n , loc. per gall.
Cocoa Paste, from Great Britain
and the B. N. A. Provinces. . . .Free
Cocoa Nute 10
Co-oa, Bean and Shell Free
Coffee, gretm and roasted, frr-m
the United States . , 10
Coffee, green i
Coffee, kiln dried, roasted or
ground 3
Collar Cloth Paper Fre
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48
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1875.
$ c. ad val,
Coin and Bullion, exeept U. S.
Silver Coin Free
Cologne Water and Perfumed
Spirits not in flasks. . $1 50 per gill .
Cologne Water and Perfumed
Spirits when in flasks or bottles
not weighing more than 4oz.
for each flash or bottle 6
Common Soap lo per Ib
Communion Plate Free
Compasses 5
Composition Spikes and Nails . . 5
Confectionery .... lc. per Ib. and 25
Connecting Rods, Locomotive. .,. 10
Copper. Precipitate of Free
Copper, in Pig, Bars, Rods, Bolts,
Sheets and Sheathing Free
Cordage, for ships and vessels only 5
Cordials. $1 50 p?r gall.
Corkwood and Bark Free
Corn, Indian , .Free
Cottons, Manufactures of 17
Cotton, Candle Vick Free
Cotton Thread, in hanks, colored
and unfinished, Nos. 3, 4 and tj
ply, white, not under No. 20
yarn , 10
Cotton Warp, not coarser than
No. 40 10
Cotton Waste Free
Cotton Netting for India Rubber
Shoes and Gloves 10
Cotton Wool Free
Cotton, Weaving or Tram, for
making Elastic Webbing Free
Crank Axles. Locomotive 10
Crank Pins, Locomotive 10
Cranks, Locomotive 10
Cranks. Steam-boat and Mill,
forged in the rough Free
Cream of Tartar, in Crystals . . . .Free
Crinoline Thread, for covering
Crinoline Wire Free
Curled Hair Free
Drawings, not in Oil Free
Diamonds and Precious Stones,
not set Free
Drain Tiles Free
Dried Fruits 17?
Drugs, used chiefly in dyeing. . . .Free
Duck, for Belting and Hose . . . .Free
Earths, Clays and Sand Free
Eggs Free
Electrotype Blocks, for printing
purposes Free
Emery Free
Emery Paper and Cloth 17 j
Fancy Goods, Manufactures of . . 17i
Farming Utencils & Implements,
when imported by Agricultural
Societies for encouragement of
agriculture Free
Felt, Cotton and Woollen Netting,
and Plush used in the manu
facture of gloves and mitts. ... 10
Felt, Cotton and Woollen Netting,
and Plush used in the manu
facture of hats and boots 10
Fibre, vegetable, for manufactur
ing purposes . . .Free
Firebrick and Clay Free
Firewood Free
Fish, Fish Oil, and Fish products
of all kinds, from B.N.A.Prov. Free
Fish, products of, and all other
creatures living in water, from
B. N. A. Provinces Free
Fish in Oil 17 J
Fish of all kinds when imported
from the United States Free
Fish Oil, from the United States-Free
Fish Bait Free
Fishing Nets and Seines, Hooks,
Lines, and Twines Free
Flax, Hump, and Tow, undressed Free
Flax Seed Free
$ c. ad val.
Flax Waste Free
Flour, Wheat and live Free
Flour of any other Grain, includ
ing Indian Meal and Oatmeal. . Free
Fruits, areen or dried, growth or
produce of B.N. A. Provinces ..Free
Fruits preserved in Brandy or
other Spirits $1 50 per gall.
Fruits, green 10
Fruits, dried 17
Furs and Skins, Pelts, or Tails,
undressed .Free
Furs, Manufactures of 17
Gems, ,ind Cabinet*) of Fre
Gin (on every gallon of strength
of proof of Sykes Hydrometer,
and so in proportion for any
greater strength and for every
less quantity than a gallon)
$1 00 per gall.
Ginger, ground 25
Glass and Glass Ware, Plate, and
Silvered, Stained, Painted or
Coloured 17J
Glass Paper and Glass Cloth .... 10
Gold, Silver and Plated Ware,
Manufactures of. 17J
Goldbeaters Brim Moulds and
Skins Free
Grain of all kinds Free
Grain, Wheat Free
Gravels Free
Grease and Scraps Free
Greens, Paris and permanent. . . . Free
Gum, Copal Free
Gum, British Free
Gutta-percha, unmanufactured. .Free
Gypsum, or Plaster of Paris,
neither ground nor calcined . . Free
Gypsum, ground or unground,
from B.N A. Provinces Free
Hair, Angola, Goat, Thibet, un
manufactured Free
Hair, Horse, Hog, or Mohair, un
manufactured Free
Hair, Human Free
Hair, Curled Free
Hardware, Manufactures of .... 17
Harness and Saddlery 17i
Hams Ic. per Ib.
Hat Felts Free
Hay 10
Hay, growth and produce of
B N. A. Provinces Free
Hemp, undressed Free
Hides and Horns Fre
Hops 5c per Ib.
Hops, the growth and produce of
B.N.A. Provinces Free
Imitation of Leather 17
India-rubber, unmanufactured . . Free
ludigo Free
Indian Meal Free
Iron of the descriptions following, viz :
Iron, Canada Plates and Tin Plates 6
Iron, Sheet 6
Iron, Gal vanized Spikes and Bolts 5
Iron, Nail and Spike Rod, round,
square or flat 6
Iron, Bar, Rod or Hoop 5
Iron, Scrap, Galvanized 5
Iron, Hoop or Tire, for Locomotive
Wheels, bent and welded 10
Iron, Boiler Plate 5
Iron. Pig Free
Iron Railr d Bars, Frogs. Wrought
Iron or Steel Chairs, Fish Plates
and Cur Axles 10
Iron Wire 5
Iron, Rolled Plate 5
Iron Bare puddled, Blooms and
Billets puddled or not puddled Free
Ivory Nuts <. Free
Ivory, unmanufactured Free
Jewellery 17i
Junk Free
^ c. ad vol.
Kelp Free
Kerosene Oil, distilled, purified,
and Mined 15c. per gall.
Knees and Riders, Iron, for ship
building purposes Free
Kryolite Free
Lakes, in pulp, scarlet & marone Free
uard lc. per Ib.
Lard, the produce of B. N. A.
Provinces Free
Lead, in Sheet or Jig Free
Lead. Red and White, dry Free
Leather, Sole and Upper ,10
Leather, or Imitation thereof,
Manufactures of. 17
Lemons, aud Rinds of, in bfine,
for candying Free
Linen Machine Thread 10
Litharge Free
Lithographic Stones Free
Locomotive Kngine Frames, Axles,
Cranks. Hoop Iron or Steel for
Tirun of Wheels, bent & welded,
Crank Axles, Piston Rods,Gulde
and Slide Bars, Crank Pins and
Connecting Rods 10
Locomotive and Passenger Bag
gage & Freight Cars, running
upon any line of road crossing
the frontier, so long as Canadian
Locomotives and Oars are ad
mitted free, under similar cir
cumstances in theUnited StatesFree
Lumber, Plank and Sawed, of
Walnut, Rosewood, Cherry,
Chesnpt, Mahogany, and Pitch
Pine Free
Lumber and l~r\ber of all kinds,
round, heweu, but not other
wise manufactured in whole or
in part, from B N.A. Provinces Free
Mace 25
Machine Twist and Silk Twist ... 10
Machinery for Mills & Factories,
which is not manufactured in
the Dominion 10
Malt 40c. per bush.
Manilla Grass Free
Manufactures of Brass or Copper 17
Manufactures of Cottons 17
Manufactures of Silks & Velvets. 17
Manufactures of Hardware 17
Manufactures of Leather, or Imi
tations thereof 17 J
Manufactures of Glassware 17i
Manufactures of Fancy Goods .. 17
Manufactures of Furs 17f
Manufactures of Gold, Silver, and
Plated Ware lit
Manufactures of Leather, includ
ing Boots and Phoes, Harness
and Saddlery 17
Manufactures of Woollens 17-J-
Manures Free
Marble, in Blocks, unwrought, or
sawn on two sides only, or Slabs
sawn from such Blocks, having
at least two edges unwrought .Free
Mastic, Damar, Stndarac & Shellac-Free
Meats, Fresh, Salted or Smoked
lc. per Ib.
Meats, Fresh, Silted, or Smoked,
growth or produce of B. N. A.
Provinces Free
Medals and Cabinets of Free
Medicines Proprietary Medicines
commonly called Patent Medi
cines, or any Medicine or Pre
paration, of which the Recipe is
kept secret, or the ingredients
whereof are kept secret, recom
mended by advertisement, bill
or label, for the relief or cure of
any disease or ailment 26
Medicinal Roots in tlmr natural
state Free
[692]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
49
^ c. ad. val.
Menageries, Horses, Cattle, Car
riages, and Harness of Free
Melado %c. per Ib. and 25
Metallic Oxides, dry, ground or
unground, washed or unwash
ed, not calcined Free
Military and Naval Stores Free
Mineralogy, Specimens of Free
Models Free
Molasses, if used for refining or
for the manufacture of Sugar,
73c. per 100 Ib.
Molasses, if not so used 25
Molasses, concentrated, or Syrup
of %c. per Ib. and 25
Moss, for Cpholstery purposes . .Free
Musical Instruments for Bands,
for the use of the Army & Navy Free
Nails, Composition Free
Nails, Sheathing Free
Naphtha 15c. per gall.
Natural History, Specimens of . .Free
Naval Stores Free
Netting, Cotton and Woollen, for
India rubber shoes Free
Nitrate of Soda Free
Nitre or Saltpetrf Five
Nuts, dried, of all kinds I7i
Nuts, chiefly used in dye ; ng .... Free
Nutmegs 25
Oakum Free
Ochres, dry, ground or unground,
washed or unwashed, not cal
cined Free
Oil Cake Free
Oils, Coal and Kerosene, distilled,
purified and refined . . 15c. per gall.
Oils, Naphtha, Benzole, and refined
Petroleum. . 15c per gall.
Oils, products of Petroleum. Coal,
Shale, and Lignite, not else
where specified lOc per gal!.
Oils, Crude Petroleum . . ..6c per gall.
Oils, Cocoanut, Pine, and Palm,
in their natural state Free
Oils, Heavy or Carbolic, used in
the manufacture of wood block
pavement, and of wood for rail
road ties and buildings Free
Oils, Whale, in the ca*ks from on
ship-board, and in the condition
in which it was first landed . . Free
Orange!*, and Rinds of, iu brine,
for candying Free
Ores of all kinds of Metals Free
Osiers and Willows for Basket-
makers use Free
Packages Bottles. Jars, Demi
johns, Brandy Casks, Barrels or
other Packages, in which Spirit
uous Liquors. Wines and Malt
Liquors are contained, and car
boys containing Sulphuric Acid 17
Paintings, in oil, by artists of well-
known merit, or copies of old
masters by such artists Free
Paris and Permanent Greens. . . .Free
Patent Medicines, or any medi
cine or preparation of which
the recipe is kept secret, or the
Ingredients whereof are kept
secret, recommended by adver
tisement, bill or label, for the
reliefer cure of any disorder or
ailment
Pearl Ashes Free
Pelts Free |
Pepper, ground 25
Perfumery, not elsewhere specif d 25
Perfumed Spirits $1 20 per gall.
Perfumed Spirits, in flasks
4c per flask
Petroleum, crude 6c. per gall.
Petroleum, refined, purified, &c.
ISc. per gall.
Phosphorus Free
D
^ a. ad. val.
Philosophical Instruments and
Apparatus, including Globes,
when imported by and for the
use of colleges, schools, scien
tific or literary societies Free
Pig Iron, Lead and Copper Free
Pimento, ground 25
Pipeclay Free
Piston Rods for Locomotives .... Free
Pitch Free
Plaits Straw, Tuscan, or Grass
Fancy Free
Plants 10
Plants, growth and produce of
B.N.A. Provinces Free
Plaster of Paris, neither ground
nor calcined Free
Plato, rolled Iron 5
Plates, Boiler 5
Plates, Canada and Tinned 5
Playing CanlK 25
Plush for Hatters use and for
Gloves 10
Porter, in casks. .60. per gall, and 10
Porter, in bottles (5 quarts or 10
pints to a gnllon)..7c. per gall. & 10
Pot Aihes , Free
Pov.ltry, growth and produce of
B.N.A. Provinces Free
Precipitate of Copper Free
Precious Stones, not set Free
Printing Ink Free
Printing Presses, except Portable
Hand Priu ing Presses .. .Free
Prod uets of Petroleum, Coal .Shale
and Lignite, not otherwise spe
cified .10c. per gall.
Prunella 10
Rags Free
Railroad Bars Free
Ratan, for chair makers Free
Red Lead, dry Free
Rennet Free
Rosin Free
Rice Ic. per Ib.
Rod. Nail and Spiko, roun.l,tquare
and flat Iron 6
Roots, Medicinal, intheir natural
state Fi ee
Rosewocd . . . .- Free
llurn (on every gallon of strength
of proof of Sykes hydrometer,
and so in proportion for every
greater strength, and for every
less quantity ;uau a gallon)
80e. per gall.
Saddlery 15
Sailcloth or canvas, from No. 1 to
No 6, when imported by ship
builders or S:\ilmukers for ship
building purposes Free
Sal-Ainmoniac Free
Sal-Soda Free
S*lt Free
Saltpetre Free
Sand Free
Satin and fine Washed White. . .Free
Scrr.p Brass Free
Sculpture, Specimens of Free
Sen Grass. Free
Seeds not cla.-sed as Cereals 10
Sesds of all kinds, growth or pro
duce of B.N A Provinces Free
Suttlera effects of every descrip
tion in actual use, not being
merchandize, brought by per
sons making oath that they in
tend bt-coraing permanent get-
tiers within tho Dominion . . . .Free
Shafts, Steamboatand Mill.f irged
in the rongh Free
Ships Binnacle Lamps 6
Ships Blocks and Patent Bushes
for Blocks 5
Ships Bunting 5
Ships Compasses 5
[693]
$ c. ad val.
Ships Cables, iron chain, over one
half inch, shackled or swiveled
or not Free
Ships Cables. Hemp and Grass,
when used for ships only 5
Ships Cordage, when used for
ships only 5
Ships Dead Eyes & Dead Lights 6
Ships Deck Plugt 5
Ships Iron Knees and Riders ... 5
Ships Iron Masts, or parts ot ....Free
Ships Pumps and Pump Gear. . . 5
Ships Sailcloth or Canvas 5
Ships Shackles and Sheaves .... 6
Ships Signal Lamps 5
Ships Steering Apparatus 5
Ships Travelling Trucks 5
Ships Varnish, black and bright,
when used for ships only 5
Ships Wedges 5
Sliips Wire Rigginu 5
Ships Yellow Metal, in bars or
bolts Ffee
Ships Yellow Metal, for sheathing Free
Shoddy Free
Shoes 17 A
Shrubs, growth and produce of
H.N.A. Provinces Free
Shrubs 10
Silicate of Soda Free
Silk, Tram or Weaving, to make
Klastic Webbing Free
Silks, Manufactures of 17
Silk Twist, for Hats. Boots & Shoes Free
Skius, undressed Free
Slate Free
Slides and Spangles, and Slotted
Tapes, for Hoop Skirts Free
Snuff 20cperlb and 12
Soap. Fancy and Perfumed 25
Soap, common Ic per Ib
Soda, Ash Fre
Soda. Caustic Fie
Soda, Mtr*te of Fre
Soda, Silica .e of Fre
Specimens of Natural History,
Mineralogy ami Botany Fre
Specimens of Sculpture Fre
Spelter, in blocks, sheets or pig .Fre
Spices, including Gipger, Pepper,
Pimento, ground 25
Spikes, Composition Free
Spirits, perfumed, in flasks,
5c per flask
Spirits and Strong Wateis, not
having teen sweetened or mix
ed with any article, so that the
degree of strength thereof can
not be ascertained by Sykes
hydrometer, for every gallon of
the strength of proof by such
hydrometer, and so in propor
tion for any greater or less
strength, and for every greater
or le. S quantity than a gallon,
Viz , Brandy. Geneva, Alcohol,
Rum. Gin (Old Tom Gin),
Whiskey, and unenumerated
articles of like kind ..$1 00 per gall
Spirits and Strong Waters, mixed
with any ingredient or ingre
dients, and although thereby
coming under thedenomina ion
of Proprietary Medicines, Tinc
tures, Essences, Extracts, or
any other denomination, are
nevertheless deemed Spirit-i &
Strong Waters," and subject to
duty as such.
Spirits and Strong Waters, being
sweetened or mixed, so that tho
degree of strength cannot be
ascertained, viz., Rum Shrub,
Cordials, Schiedam Schnaps,
Tafia & uneuumerated articles
of like kind $1 50 per gU. .
50
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1875.
"& c. ad vol.
Spirits and Strong Waters, not
elsewhere specified ...$1 50 per gall.
Spirits, perfumed $1 50 per gall
Starch 2c per Ib
Statues, of Bronze, Marble or Ala-
Daster, natural sizo Free
Steel, wrought or cast, in bars or
rods Free
Steering Apparatus for Ships. ... 5
Steel Plates, cut to any form, but
not moulded Free
Stone, Lithographic Free
Stereotype Blocks for printing
purposes Free
Stone, unwrought Free
Straw . 10
Straw, the grow th or produce ot
B.N.A Provinces Free
Straw Plaits, Tuscan and Grass,
Fancy Free
Sugar Candy, brown or white
Ic per Ib and 25
Sugar all Sugar equal to and
above No. 9, Dutch standard
Ic por Ib and 25
Sugar of Lead Free
Satin, and fine washed white. . . .Free
Sulphur, in roll or flour Free
Syrup of Sugar or t>f Sugar Cane
%c per Ib. and 25
Tampico, white and black Free
Tanners Bark Free
TaiU, undressed Kree
Tallow Ic per Ib.
Tillow, growth and produce of
B N.A. Provinces Free
Tapes, slotted for the manulac-
ture of hoop .skirts Free
T.U- Free
Tea, Green and Japan 4c per Ib.
Tea, Black 3c per Ib.
Tea, Green and Black, from the
United States 10
Teasels Free
Tinctures $1 20c per gall.
Tin, granulated or bar Free
Tin, blocks or pigs Free
Tire or Hoop for locoinot. wheels,
bent and welded Free
Tobacco, manufactured,
20c per Ib. and 12
Tobacco, unmanufactured Free
Tow, undressed Free
Travellers Baggage Free
Treenails Free
Trees, Plants and Shrubs, growth
and produce of B.N.A. Prov. ...Free
"$c ad vol.
Trees, Plants and Shrubs 10
Tubes and Piping of Copper, Brass
or Trou, when drawn Free
Turpentine, other than Spirits of
Turpentine Free
Twist, Silk for Mats, Boots and
Shoes Free
Type Metal, in blocks or pigs Free
Type 5
Union Collar Cloth Paper Free
Ultramarine Free
Umber, Raw Free
Tarnish, bright and black, when
usrd for ships and vessels only Free
Vegetables, including Potatoes &
other Roots 10
Vegetables, including Potatoes &
other Roots, growth and pro
duce of B. N T A. Provinces Free
Vegetable Fibres Frte
Vegetables, chiefly used in dyeing Free
Vc] vets. Manufactures of 17
Veneering, of Wood or Ivory. . . .Free
Vinegar lOc per gall.
Vitriol, Blue Free
Walnut, Plank Free
Wearing Apparel, made by hand
or sewing mai .hine l"i
Wearing Apparel of British sub
jects domiciled in Canada, dy
ing abroad Free
Weaving or Train Silk for making
elastic webbing Free
Weaving or Tram Cotton Free
Whale Oil in the casks from on
shipboard and in the condition
in which it was first landed .... Fre
Watches 17
Wheat Free
Whiskey (on every gallon of the
strength of proof of Sykes hy
drometer, and so in proportion
for any greater strengthen*! for
every le.-s quantity than a gall.)
$1 00 per (tall. I
White, fine washed and satin. . . .Free I
White Lead, dry Free ;
Whiting or Whitening Free
Wedges for ships 5
Willow for basket makers use . .Free
Wines of all kinds, including
Ginger, Orange, Lemon, Goose
berry, Strawberry, Raspberry,
Elder, and Currant Wines, and
all other Wines containing less
than 20 degrees of Alcohol (o
quart and 10 pint bottles to
c. ad val.
contain a gall.), and value of the
wine not worth more than 40c
per gall S0c per gall,
All other Wines, except Spark
ling, when imported iu wood
60c per gall.
All other Wines, except Spark-"
ling, when imported in bottle
(5 quarts and 10 pints to con
tain a gall.) $1 50 per doi.
All Sparkling Wines (5 quaits and
10 pints to contain a gal.) $3 per doz.
Wire, of Brass or Copper, round
or flat F ree
Wire Cloth, of Brass or Copper.. . Free
Wire Ringing, for ships Free
Wire, flat or round, uncovered,
for crinoline T?KO
Wood, Cherry & chestnut, plank, Free
Wood, Cork F ree
Wood, Mahogany, plank Free
Woods of all kinds, wholly un
manufactured Free
Woods, used chiefly in dyeing. . . .Free
Woollens. Manufactures" of 15
Woollen Netting for India Rubber
Shoes and Gloves 10
Wrought Iron or Steel Chairs, for
railroads 5
Wool unmanufactured Free
Wo -1 Waste Free
Yellow Metal, in bars or bolts Free
Yellow Metal, for sheathing Free
Zinc or Spelter, in sheet Free
Zinc or Spelter, iu blocks or pigs, Free
Zinc, white, dry Free
PROHIBITIONS.
The following articles are prohi
bited to ba imported under a penalty
of $200, together with the forfeiture
of the parcel or package of goods in
which the same may be found, viz. :
Books, Printed Papers, Drawings,
Paintings, Prints, and Photographs,
of a treasonable or seditious or of an
immoral or indecent character.
Coins, base or counterfeit.
-EXPORT DUTIES.
Shingle Bolts p. cord 128 CUD. ft, $1
Stave Bolts " " $1
Oak Logs per M feet $2
Spruce Logs jl
Pine Logs " $1
INCREMENT OF POPULATION.
This table represents accurately the increase in the com
merce and population of the Christian world during the
last 17 yrs. It is of great interest on account of its bear
ing upon the questions whether the population multiplies
too fast for the good of the race, and whether the general
comfort of the individual is being increased or decreased :
1855.
Great Britain 208,400,000
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
France
United States
Belgium
Germany, imports only
Austria
Russia in Europe
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
Sweden
150,300,000
107,340,000
09,000,000
53,200,000
26,000.000
45.400,000
3-2.200.000
32,500.000
54,000.000
9,000,000
Total 848,340,000
Increase in seventeen years (commerce) 118-5 %
Increase in seventeen years (population) 14-8 %
Increase per cent
The most striking deduction to be made from thia table
is that while there has been a slow growth in the number
of the people, there has been a rapid growth in the com-
1872.
609.600,000
285,800.000
232,800,000
199,800,000
100,000,000
89,400,000
103,000,000
103,600,000
27,800,000
88,000,000
14,600,000
POPULATION.
1S55.
27,620,000
35,760,000
27,600,000
4.530,000
33.500,000
36.500.000
65,000,000
18,850.000
15,600,000
3,433,000
3,660,000
1872.
32,000,000
3:;,100,009
41,000,000
5,100,000
19,400,000
35,900.000
71,000,000
27,000,000
16,370,000
3,650,000
4,100,000
1,855,200,000 271,443,000 311,620,000
I Foreign commerce in 1855 per head of population... 3-13
I Foreign commerce in 1872 per head of population... 5-95
90
merce. Commerce is an index of wealth, and increase of
wealth means, in the highest degree, augmentation of
physical comforts and well-being.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
51
THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY.
THE QUEEN. VICTORIA, of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith.
Her Majesty was born at Kensington Palace, May 24,
1819 ; succeeded to the throne June 20, 1837, on the death
of her uncle, King William IV.; was crowned June 28,
1838; And married, Feb. 10, 1840, to his Royal Highness
Prince A .bert. Her Majesty is the only child of his late
Royal Highness Edward, Duke of Kent, son of King
George III. The children of Her Majesty are
Her Royal Highness Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa,
PRINJESS ROYAL OP .ENGLAND AND PKUSSIA, born Nov. 21,
IHiU, and married to his Royal Highness William, the
Crown Prince of Germany, Jan. 25, 185S, and has had
issue four sons and four daughters.
His Royal Highness Albert Edward, PRINCE OF WALES.
bom Nov. 9, 1841; married, March 10, 1863, Alexandra of
Denmark (Princess of Wales), born Dec. 1, 1844, and has
issue, Prince Albert Victor, born Jan. 8. 1S64, George
Frederick Ernest Albert, born June 3, 1865 ; Louisa Vic
toria Alexandra Dagmar, born Feb. 20, 1807 ; Victoria
AlexHcdra Olga Mary, born July 6, 1868; and Maude
Charlotte Mary Victoria, born Nov. 26, 1869.
Her Royal Highness Alice Maud Mary, born April 25,
1843; married to H.R.H. Prince Frederick Louis of Hesse,
July 1, 1862, and has issue five daughters and one eon :
second ton killed by accident, May, 1873.
His Royal Highness Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Edin
burgh, born Aug. 6, 1844 ; married Her Imperial Highness
ihe Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, Jan. 23, 1874, and has
issue one son.
Her Royal Highness Helena Augusta Victoria, born
May 25, 1846; married to H.R.H. Prince Frederick Chris
tian Charles Augustus of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-
Augustenburg, July 5, 1866, and has issue two aons and
two daughters.
Her Royal Highness Louisa Carolina Alberta, born Mar.
18, 1848 ; married to the Marquis of Lome, eldest son of
the Duke of Argyll, March, 1871.
His Roval Highness Arthur William Patrick Albert,
born May 1, 1850.
His Royal Highness Leopold George Duncan Albert,
born April 7, 1853.
Her Royal Highness Beatrice Mary Victoria Foodore,
born April 14, 1857.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
SEAT OP GOVERNMENT OTTAWA.
AND STAFF [Eastern Block]. His
Excellency Risfht Honourable the Earl of Dufferin, K.P.,
K.C.B., Governor-General of the Dominion of Canada, &c.
Staff Lieut.-Col. H. C. Fletcher, Scots Fusilier Guards,
Military Secretary; Lieut F. Hamilton, 9th Foot, Aide-de-
Camp; J. Baker, Private Secretary; Lieut.-Col. H. C.
Bernard, Lieut.-Col. Duchesnay, Lieut.-Col. Cumberland,
Dominion Aides-de-Camp.
GOVERNOR S SECRETARY S OFFICE (Eastern Block).
Lieut.-Col. H. C. Fletcher, Secretary; H. Cotton, Chief
Clerk; J. Kidd, F. D. Burrows, Clerks; G. Smith, Mes
senger.
D pu y Governors {for signing money warrants), William
A. Himsworth and E. A. Meredith, LL.D.
PRIVY CODNCIL.
Minister of Public Works Hon. Alex. McKenzie.
Minister of Justice Hon. T. Fournier.
Minister of Marine < Fisheries.. .Hon. Albert J. Smith.
Minister of Agricul. < Statistics-lion. Letellier de St. Just.
Minister of Finance Hon. R. J. Cartwright.
Minister of the. Interior Hon. David Laird.
Se.cretary of State Hon. R. W. Scott.
Minister of Customs Hon. Isaac Burpee.
Postmaster General Hon. D. A. Macdonald.
Receiver General Hon. Thomas Coffin.
Minister of Inland Revenue Hon. F. Geoffrion.
Minister of Militia and Defence. .Hon. A. W. Vail.
President of the Privy Council. ..Son. L. S. Huntington.
Officers. William A. Himsworth, Clerk of the Privy
Council; Jos. 0. Cote, Assistant do.
Clerks. F. H. Himsworth, H. Alexander, Wm. Horace
Lee. Doorkeeper, M. Naughten. Messengers, Joseph
Cairns and B. Grenier.
Commissioner per dedimuspotestatem.-W. A. Himsworth
SENATE OF CANADA.
Hon. DAVID CHRISTIE, Speaker (Paris, Ont.). ROBERT LEMOINE, Clerk of the Parliaments.
SENATORS. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Hon. John Hamilton Kingston
" Benjamin Seymour ... Port Hope
" Walter H. Dickson Niagara
James Shaw Smith * Falls
Alexander Campbell... Kingston
David Christie Paris
James Cox Aikins Richview
David Reesor Markham
Elijah Leonard London
William McMaster Toronto
John Simpson Bowmanville
James Skead Ottawa
David L Mac-phwson ... Toronto
Donald McDonald Toronto
Billa Flint Belleville
George W. Allan Toronto
A.B. Foster Waterloo, Q.
Jacques 0. Bureau Montreal
Charles Malhiot... Pointe du Lac
Luc L. de St. Just ... Riv. Ouelle
John Hamilton ... Hawkesbury
Charles Cormier Plossisville
David E. Price Quebec
L. Dumouchel Longueuil
Louis Lacoste Boucherville
J. F. Armand...Riv. des Prairies
SENATORS. P. 0. ADDRESS. I
Hon. Charles Wilson Montreal I Hon
" William H. Chaffers...St.Cesaire
" Jean B. Guevreinont Sorel
" James Ferrier Montreal
" Thomas Ryan Montreal
" Sir Edward Kenny Halifax
" T. D. Archibald ... Sydney, C. B.
" Robert B. Dickey Amherst
" John Holmes Pictou
" John Bouri not Svdney
" William Miller Arichat
A. E. Botslbrd...Westcock,Wmd.
" John Robertson. ..St. John, N.B.
" William H. Odell .... Fredericton
" David Wark Fredericton
" John Ferguson Bathurst
" R. D.Wilmot. Belmont. Sunbury
" A. K.McClelan, Hopewell, Alb.Co.
" J. C. Ohapais ....St. Denis, Kam.
" Ja?. R. Benson ... St. Catharines
" John Glasier Sunbury, N.B.
James Dever St. John, N.B.
" A. W. McLelan Londonderry
" A. Macfarlane Wallace, N. S.
SENATORS. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Frank Smith Toronto
EzraChurchill..,Hant8port, N.S.
Robert Read Belleville
M. A. Girard ....St. Boniface, M.
J. Sutherland Kildonan, M.
A. R. C. DeLery Quebec
R. W. W. Can-all. ..Barkerv. B. C.
C. F. Cornwall ...Ashcroft, B. C.
W. J. McDonald... Victoria, B. C.
H. A. N. Kaulbach...Lunenburg
M. H. Cochrane Compton
Wm. Muirhead... Chatham, N. B.
Alexander Vidal Sarnia
Eugene Chinic Quebec
George Alexander ... Woodstock
J. H. Bellerose...St. Vin. de Paul
D. Montgomery Park Corner
R. P. Haythorne...Charlottetown
T. H. Haviland....Charlottetown
Geo. W. Howlan Alberton
F. X. A. Trudel Montreal
George Brown Toronto
R. W. Scott Ottawa
E. G. Penny Montreal
Pierre Baillargeon Quebec
Charles E. Panet Quebec
Jeremiah Northup Halifax
Ebenezer Perry Cobourg
PERMANENT OFFICERS OF THE SENATE OF CANADA. Robt. LeMoine, Clerk, Master in Chancery, Cashier and Accountant;
Fennings Taylor, Deputy Clerk. Clerk Assistant and Master in Chancery; E. L. Montizambert, Law Clerk, Clerk of
Committees and English Translator: J. Adamson, 1st English Clerk; Peter Miller, 2nd English Clerk; Neil McLean,
English Clerk and Clerk of Private Bills; A. A. Boucher, Chief French Translator; A. Garneau, 1st French Translator
and Clerk; J. de St. Denis LeMoine, Clerk of the French Journals, 2nd French Translator and Sergeant-at-Arms ;
Rev. Canon Johnston, Chsplain ; Ren6 Kimber, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod ; J. B. Myrand. Postmaster ; Peter
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
[1875.
Dunne, Housekeeper; E. Botterell, Doorkeeper; Peter Rattey, Wardrobe Messenger; James Wiugfield. Assistant
Doorkeeper and Speaker s Messenger; Frederick Gilbert, Bank Messenger, permanent; James Dolierty, Messenger;
J. C. Youns; and Joseph H. Peltier, News Room Messengers, permanent; Thos. Wheeler, Louis Robkaille. John Dunne
and John Wingfield, Messengers, Sessional; J. Wingfleld, J. N. Rattey, E. Buck, aud T. Davis, Pages, Sessional.
ADDRESS. To the Honourable the Senate of the Dominion of Canada, in Parliament assembled.
fhe Petition of
[Place and date.] Humbly sheweth, That, Ac.
HOUSE OP COMMONS.
Hon. TIMOTHY SVABREN ANGLIN, Speaker.
OOXSTITDENCIES. MEMBERS. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Addington Schuyler Shibley Murvale
Albf,rt John Wallace Hillsboro , N.B.
AlgnmaDist K. B. Barron Sault Ste. Marie
Annapolis William H. Ray Clementsport, NS
Antiyonish... ...... Angus Molsaac Antigonish, N. S.
Argenteuil . . *
Bagal Joseph A. Mousseau. ...Montreal
Beauce Christian H. Pozer St. George, Q.
B .auharnois Ulisse J. Robillard Beauharnois
B-dlechasse Hon. T. Fournier Ottawa
Ben/tier Anselme H. Paquet ....St. Cuthbert
Bonaventure Hon. T, Robitaiile New Carlisle
Bothwell David Mills Clearville
Brant, N.R Gavin Fleming Glenmorris
Brant, S R William Paterson Brantford
BrockviUe, Tn. ...Jacob D. Buell Brockvilla
Brnme, Nathaniel Pettes Knowlion
Bruce, N.R John Gillies Paisley
Bruce, S.R Hon. Edward Blake . ...Toronto
n n* i 1 William McDonald ...Little Glace Bay
Gj,pe Breton | Newton L Macbay ... Sydne y, N. S.
Cardwell Hon. John H. CameronToronto
Carleton, N.B. ...Stephen B. Appleby . ...Woodstock, N. B.
Oarleton, John Rochester Ottawa
Cariboo Joshua i?. Thompson ...Barkerville, B. C.
Ohambly *
Champlain Hippolyte Montplaisir.C.delaMagdel ne
Charlevoix Pierre A. Tremblay Chicoutimi
Charlotte Arthur Hill Gilimor. ...8t. George, N. B.
Ckateauguay Hon. L. H. Holton Montreal
Chijout.&Saguen.Ernest Cimon Murray Bay
Colchester Thomas McKay Truro, N. S.
Oompton Hon. John H. Pope Cookshire
Cornwall A. F. Macdouald Cornwall
Cumberland Hon. C. Tapper, C. B.... Halifax
Di jby Hon. W. B. Vail Ottawa
Dorchester Fortunat Ronleau Quebec
Drum dd-Arthab. Wilfred Laurier Arthabaskaville
Dundas William Gibson Morrisburgh
Durham, E. R.... Lewis Ross Port Hope
Durham, W. R...H W Burk Bowmanville
Elgin, E. R Colin Macdougall St. Thomas
Elgin, W. B George E.Casey Fingal
fhsex William McGregor Windsor
frontenac George A. Kirkpatrick. Kingston
Gfispe Louis G. Harper Perce
Glengarry Hon. D. A. Macdonald.. Ottawa
Gloucester Hon. T. W. Anglin St. John, N.B.
Orenville, S. -R...Willkru H. Brouse Prescott
Orey, E. R William K. Flesher Flesherton
Grey, N. R George Snider Owen Sound
O ey, S. R George Linderkin Hanover
G .</ thorough John A. Kirk Glenelg, N. 8.
Hildimand David Thompson Indiana, 0.
tr,i;f~ / Alfred G. Jones Halifax
** M V am \ Patiick Power Halifax
Hilton Daniel B. Chisholm Hamilton
T7>,, M . 7/^ /v.. f JEmilius Irving Hamilton
Hamilton, City... j Andrew T- Wo d Hamilton
Hants Monson H. Goudge Windsor, N. S.
Hastings, E. R... John White Koslin
Hayings, N. R... Mackenzie Bowell Belleville
Battings, W. J?...Jaines Brown Belleville
Hochelaga Alphonse Desjardins. ... Montreal
Huntingdon Julius Scriver Hemmingford, Q.
Huron, O. R Horace Hotton Goderich
Huron, IV. R Thomas Farrow Bluevale
Huron, R *
Jberville Francois BSchard Mount Johnson
Inverness Samuel MacDonnell. ...Port Hood, N. S.
Jacques Cdrtir...Rodolphe Laflamme. ...Montreal
Joliette Louis F. G. Baby Joliette, Q.
famouraska C. A. P. Pelletier Quebec
Kent, N. B. George McLeod 3t. John, N. B
CONSTITUENCIES. MEMBERS. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Kent, Rufus Stephenson Chatham
King s, N. B James l>omville St. John, N. B.
King s, If. S Frederick W. Borden... Canning, V. S.
XT,-*,/, , p v T S IIon - Daniel Davies...Charlottetown
King s, r. K. 1... j pe(er A Mclntyre ...g ourig
Kingston. ..Rt. Hon. Sir J.A.Macdonald,K.C.B.. .Ottawa
Lambton Hon. Alex. Mackenzie.. Ottawa
Lanark, N. B.... Daniel Galbraith Almonte
Lanark, S. R. ...John G. Haggart Perth
Laprairie Alfred Pinaouneault..St. Jacq. le Mineur
L Assumption ...Hilaire Hnrteau St. Liu, Q.
Laval Joseph A. Ouimet Montreal
Leeds&Gren.N.R Charles F. Ferguson . ... Kemptville
Leeds, S. R David Ford Jones Gananoque
Lennox Hon. R J. Cartwright. Ottawa
Lcvis Louis H. Frechette Levis, Q.
Lincoln ....*
Lisgar John C. Schultz Winnipeg, M.
L lslet Philippe B. Casgrain.... Quebec
London, City *
Lotbiniere Henry Bernier Lotbiwiere, Q,
Lunenburg Chailes E. Church ......Cheater
Marquette Joseph Ryan Port La Prairle,M
Maskinonge. Louis A. Boyer Montreal
M gantic Edouard E. Richard. ...Arthabaskaville
Middlesex, E. .R.Crowell Wilson Arva
Middlesex, N. R. Thomas Scatcherd London
Middlesex, W. .R.George VV. Ross Stratbroy
Missisquoi William Donohue West Fainham
M<mck Lachlin McCallum Stroinuess
M</ntcalm Firman Dugas Montcalm
Mmtmagny H T. Taschereau Quebec
Montmorency ....Jean Langloia Quebec
Montreal, Centre. Michael P. Ryan Montreal
Montreal, East... Louis A. Jette Montreal
Montreal, West ...*
Muskiika Alex. P. Cockburn Toronto
Napierville S. C. dit la Riene Napierville
Nnw Westminsters xaizs Cunningham.. .. N. Westniia ,B.C-
Niagara ....*
Nicolet Joseph Gaudet Gentilly. Q.
Norfolk, N. R ...John Charlton Lynedoch
Norfolk, S. R John Stuart Hamilton
Norlhum d, N.B.Uou. Peter Mitchell.. ..Montreal
Northum. 0.,E^Jameg L Biggar Murray
NortJCm. 0.,W.R*
Ontario, N. .R....Adam Gordon Manchester
Ontario, S. R. ...Hon. Malcolm CameronOttawa
/rf//,,, rvi . fJ. M. Currier Ottawa
Ottawa, City | pierre gt Jean OUawa
Ottawa, Co Alonzo Wright Ironside. Q.
Oxford, N. R. ...Thomas Oliver Woodstock.
Oxford, S. R James A. Skinner Woodstock
Peel Robert Smith Brampton
Perth, N. R Andrew Monteitb Stratford
P^rlh, S. R James Trow Shakespeare
Peterboro 1 , E. R James Hall Peterboro
Peterboro , W. K.Jobn Bertram Peferboro
p . , f J. W. Carmicbael New Glasgow
ou I John A. l)awson Pictou. N. S.
Pmtiac William McK. Wright.. Ottawa
Portnei(f E. A. D<* Sr. Georges. ...Cap Santg
Prescott Albert Hagar Plantagenot
B T / Stanislaus F. Perry...Tignish
. f. l...
Prince Elward.
Provencher
Quebec, Centre .
Quebec, East
Quebec, West
Quebec County
Queen s, N. B. ..
Queen s, P. S. I.
.Walter Ross Picton
..Louis Riel
.Hon. J. E. Cauchon ....Quebec
.Hon. I. Thibaudeau ....Quebec
.Hon. Thos. McGreevy... Quebec
.P. A. Caron Quebec
.John Ferris Cambridge
f Hon. David Laird ....Ottawa
\Peter Sinclair Summerfield
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
53
CONSTITUENCIES. HBMBER8. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Queen s, ff. S... ..James V. Forbes .......... Liverpool
Renfrew, N. R...*
Renfrew, S. R...*
Riistignuche ....... George Moffat ............ Dalhousie, N.B.
Richelieu .......... George I. Barthe ......... Sorel, Q.
Richmond. N. S. Edmund P. Flynn ....... Arichat
Sich d <& Wolfe, Q.Hoa. H. Aylmer, jun... Melbourne
Rimouski ......... J.B R. Fiset ............. Rimouski
Rouvitle ............ Guillaume Cheval ....... St. Hilaire
RiisffJl ............. Robert Blackburn ....... New Edinburgh
St. Hyacinthe . ...Louis Delorme ............ St. Hyacinthe
,OUy
N. B.
- 8t
fit. John, Q ......... Francois Bourassa ....... Soottsville
St. Maurice ....... Charles Lajoie ............ Yamachiche
Selkirk ............. Donald A. Smith ......... Montreal
Shtford ............ Hon. L. S. HuntingtonOttawa
Shdburns, ......... Hon. Thomas Coffin . ...Ottawa
Stierbrooke ....... Kdward T. Brooks ....... Sherbrooke
Siincoe, N. R ...... Herman H. Cook ......... Toronto
Simcoe, S. R ...... Wm. C Little ............. Allandale
Siulangw .......... Jacques P. Lanthier St. Polycarpe
Slanstead .......... Charles C. Colby ......... Stanstead
Stormont .......... Cyril Archibald .......... Dickinson sLand.
Simbury ............ Charles Burpee ............ Sheffield, N. B.
Temiscouata ...... Jean B. Pouliot ............ R.duLoup(enbas)
Tr.rrebonne ......... Louis F. R. Masson ...... Terrebonne
Three Rivers ...... William McDougall ....Three Rivers
CONSTITUENCIES. MEMBERS. P. 0. ADDBES3.
Toronto, Centre... Robert Wilkes Toronto
Toronto, But John O Donohue Toronto
Toronto, West Thomas Moss Toronto
Two Mountains... Wilfred Prevoat St. Scholastiquo
Vancouver Island\rth\ir Bunster Victoria, B. C.
Vaudreuil Robert Harwood Vaudieuil
Verc ieres .Hon. F. Geoffrion Ottawa
rr- i~.-~ o n f Amor DeCosmos "Victoria
Victoria, B. C..... j Frands j Rogcoe victoria
Victoria, N. B. ...John Costigan Grand Falls
Victoria, If. S. ...
Victoria, O..W.R.3&mes Miclennan Toronto
Victoria, 0.. S. .R.Arthur McQuade Omemee
Waterloo, N. R... Isaac E. Bowman St. Jacob s
Waterloo, S. R.... James Young Gait
~Wf.Va.rid William A. Thomson ...Clifton
Wellington, C. K.George T Orton Fergus
Wellington, N.R.N. Higinbotham Guelph
Wiling/on, S R. David Stirtou Guelph
W^.niworth,N.R. Thomas Bain Strabane
Wcntworth, S R. Joseph Rymal Barton
Westmoreland Hon. A. J. Smith Ottawa
Yale Edgar Dewdney ..Victoria, B.C.
Yamaska Charles Gill Sorel
Ynrmou h Frank Killam Yarmouth, N. 8.
York, N. B. John Pickard." Fredericton
York, O., E R. .. James Metcalfe Yorkville
York, 0., If. R...4.. H. Dymond Toronto
York, 0., W. R... David Blain Toronto
* Seats vacant; elections void.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OP COMMONS. Alfred Patrick, Clerk of the House: Heniy Hartney, Deputy Clerk of the
House and Accountant; Eugene U. Pich6, Clerk Assistant; John G. Bourinot. Second Clerk Assistant. Gustavus W.
Wicksteed, Chiet Law Clerk; William Wilson, Assistant Law Clerk and Chief English Translator; T. G. Coursolles.
Assistant Law Clerk and Chief French Translator; William Fanning, Chief Translator of Votes and Proceedings and
Journals; F. Hayes, Assistant English Translator; J. F. Gingras, E. B. St. Aubin, Assistant French Translators;
R. J. Wicksteed, Assistant English Translator; Joseph Tasse. J. A. Genaud, Assistant French Translators. Joshua
StansMd. Assistant Accountant. F. MacGillivray, Clerk of Routine and Records; Henry B. Stuart, Chief English
Engrossing Clerk; Edouard Denechaud, Chief French Engrossing Clerk; James S. Sloane, Proof-reader and Clerk of
Stationery; R. Mc3. Moffat, Indexing Clerk, &c. Thaddeus Patrick, Acting Chief Clerk of Private Bill Office; Charles
Panet, Assistant and Clerk Standing Orders Committee. E. P. Hartney, Assistant and Clerk Public Accounts Com-
mittss. Jean P. Leprohon, Chief Clerk of Committees and Speaker s Secretary; Frangois X. Blanchet, Asgiitant Clerk
of Committees. Herman Poetter. Chief Clerk of Votes and Proceedings; William C. Bowles, Assistant Clerk of Vote*
and I roceedings and Confidential Sscretary to the Clerk of the House. Wm. B. Ross, Chief English Journal Clerk;
A. G. D. Taylor, Assistant English Journal Clerk and Clerk of Petitions; Henry Lindsay. Clerk of Sessional Papers.
Pierre Rivet, Chief French Journal Clerk; J. H. T. Blais, Assistant French Journal Clerk. Jacob H. Dewitt, Robert
Brewer, Walter Todd, Junior Clerks. P. Poirier, Postmaster ; T. Falardeau. E. Pel ltier, Assistant Postmasters. Donald
W. MacDonell. Sergeant.-at-Arms; Henry R. Smith. Deputy Sergeaut-at-Arms; Lueien Dube, Provisional Chief Mes
senger; J. O Connor, Chief Door-keeper; Edward Storr, Assistant Door-keeper; Joseph Lemoade, N. Turgeon, Mes
sengers; Joseph Brown, Bank Messenger: William Graham, James Hoy. Edward Steacy, 0. Roberge, M. Laflamme,
J. E. AR.=elin, John G. Lorimer, E. Desrochers, Messengers ; Jaa. Fitzsimmons, Geo. Smith. Night Watchmen : James
Sinclair, House Carpenter. Printing of Parliament Henry Hartney, Clerk; E. Botterell. jun., Distributor of Printed
Papers; N. Boulet, Assistant; J. Rivet, E. 0. Bocterell, Messengers.
ADDRESS. To the Honourable the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada, in Parliament assembled.
The Petition of
[Place and Date.] Humbly sheweth, That, Ac.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. Hon. Telesphore Fournier,
Minister of Justice and Attorney-General; H. Bernard,
QC..C.M.G., Deputy Minister of Justice; H. Richardson,
Chief Clerk; Frederick White, Augustus Kesfer, G. Duval
ami J. H. Hall, Clerks; G. D-Jval, Private Secretary;
Patrick Lynch. F. Cur^an, Messengers.
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT [Eastern Block]. Hon. Isaac
Burpee, Minister of Customs: J. Johnson, Commissioner;
J.t Drysdole, Accountant and Chief Book-keeper; J. W.
Pc-achy, Corresponding and Chief CUrk; J. R. Audy, Cleri
of Seizures and Forms; G. A. Maillene, P. E. Sheppaid,
H. C. Hay, J. Barry. V. C. Ryan, W. A. Bell, G. W Grant,
C. F. Stevens, J. S. Fairwea her, G. V. Ince, J . J. Waiters,
C. H. Harding, F. Bennet, A. C. Bleskney, W. C. Baker and
G. H. Fawcett, Clerks; C. V. F. Bliss, Minister s Secretary;
H. Kavanagh. J. J. Kerr and J. W Cudlip, Inspectors of
Pjrts; J. Walls and P. Connolly, Messengers.
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS.
Those marked thus *
A-nherst* J. J. Fox
Amherstburo,,* E. Anderson
Belleville* A. Dixon.
Brantfurd* D. Curtis, jun.
Brighton* M. K. Lockwood
Brockville,* George Eiston.
Bur well, E. A. Dunham.
are. Warehousing Ports.
Chatham* J.G.Pennefather.
Chippawa,* G. St.G.Yarwood.
Ctarencem/le. Chas. Stewart.
Clifton* W Leggett.
dmticook,* W. S. Williams.
Cibourg* George Perry.
Colborne* W. A. Rooth.
Cbrnwtll* R. K. Bullock.
Cramahe,* J. M. Merriman.
Darlington,* John Rankin.
Dover.* T. S. Barrett.
Dmndas,* Thos. Clarke.
Dundee,* E. D. Phillips.
Dunvil/e, W. A. Macree.
Elgin, R. P. McMillan.
F.irt Erie* R. Graham.
Prelighsburgh, F. G. Parker.
Gananoque, J. Ormiston.
Qaspe* K. Totu.
Giderich.* D Doty.
Gue ph, E. Carthew.
Hamilton* W. H. Kittson.
Hemmingford, M. Sweet.
Hope* E. J. W. Burton.
Kingston* W. R,. Mingaya.
Kingfville, S. King.
Lacoile, A. Hoi den.
London,* 3. B. Strathy.
Montreal,* W. B. Simpson.
Morrisburg, Hiram Carman.
ffapanee. John Benson.
N".w Carlisle* L. Robitaille.
Newcastle, F. Farncomb.
Niagara* W. Kirbv.
Oakville* R. K. Chisholm.
Oshawa* C. Walsh.
Ottawa, Z. Wilson.
Owen Sound, W. A. Stephens.
Paris,* F. H. Haycock.
Pen tang shene W.N.Rutledge
Philipsburg. W. W. Smith.
Picton* J. S. Clute.
PiMon, George Gunn.
Prescott,* H. D. Jessup.
Quebec,* J. W. Dunscomb.
Rimouski,* P. L. Gauvreau.
Rowan, P. Bennett.
RussMown. R. Rogers.
Sarnia,* J W. Verner.
Saugeen, G. C. Douglas.
Sault Me. Marie* J. Wilson.
Stanley* J. T. C. Finlfiy.
Stanstead, C. S. Channell.
St. Catharines, J. Clark.
St. Johns* B. Borland.
Stratford, John Hamilton.
Sutton, R. Seaton.
Three Rivers, C. H. Godby.
Toronto* James E. Smith.
Trenton* D. Roblin.
Wallaceburgh. C. Fraser.
Whitby* W. Warren.
Windsor,* Wm. Benson.
Woodstock* W. H. Vanlngen.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
[1875.
DEPARTMENT OF INLAND REVENUE. Hon. F. Qeoffrion,
Minister of Inland Revenue; A. Brunei, Commissioner;
li. Miall, jun., Assistant Commissioner. Accountant s
Branch P. M. Robing, Accountant; F. R. F. Champeau
Assistant. Corresponding Branch W. Himsworth, iun
Corresponding Clerk; Wm. Carter, Assistant Correspoad-
mg Clerk and Short-hand writer Statistical Branch
F. Measam, W. L. Heron, R. Nettle, A. Graham. Canal
Branch E. H. Teakles, N. Stewart, .T. F. Shaw, C E
Chubbuok. Form Branch if. K. Blatch. Standards
Branch J. Brunei. Secretary to Minister A.. Lusignan.
John Fowler and George Fowler, Messengers.
District Inspectors of Inland Revenue. Henry Godson,
of Toronto, Chief Inspector; John Davis, of Windsor, for
Windsor District; C. E. Remain, of Guelph, for London
District; G. P. Dickson, of Toronto, for Toronto District;
R Borraialle, of Ottawa, for Kingston District; R. Belle-
mare, of Montreal, for Montreal District; J. M. Lemoine,
of Quebec, for Quebec District; Thomas Hanford, of St
John, N. B., for New Brunswick District; A. Patterson,
of Halifax, N. S., for Nova Scotia District ; W. F Gouin
of Winnipeg, for Manitoba District; C. T. Dupont, of
Victoria, for British Columbia District ; J. A. MacDonald.
of Cbarlottetown, for Prince Edward Island. John Davis
of Windsor, Inspector of Distilleries.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT. [Eastern Block]. Hon. R. J.
Cartwright, Minister of Finance; J. Langtou, Deputy and
Auditor; Wm. Dickinscm, Deputy Inspector General-
Hon. John Simpson, Assistant Auditor; Thomas Ho -is
Clerk of Contingencies; Norris Godard, Chief Clerk-
Ihos. Cruse, Jas. Patterson, M. A. Higgins, First Class
Clerks ; Thomas Hector. Insurance Clerk: C. J. Anderson
H R. Fripp, C. J. Tabker, J. A. Clayton, Savings Bank
Uerks; A. Gary, E. C. Barber, G. M. Jarvis, R W
Baxter, J. A. Torrance, W. A. Blackmore, Fred. Toller
Cross H. A. Jones, R. O Reilly, Seymour Tabin, J B
Simpson, J. G. Aumond, and W. E. Orde. Clerks: C J
Bliss, Private Secretary ; Patrick Fender, John Pender,
Thomas Coacl, .\!jssengors.
DEPARTME T OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE. [Western Block."!
Hon. A. W. Vail, Minister of Militia and Defence Major
George Futvoye. Deputy of the Minister. Office of Minister
of MMia and Defence. V. Suite, H. D. J. Lane, J R E
Chipleau, Clerks; John W. Gow, Messenger. Account
Branch Lieut.-Col. John Macpherson, Chief Clerk and
Accountant; C. H. O Meara, M. F. X. Huot W H
Aumond, A. Benoit, Clerks; Napol. Casault, Messenger
Stare Branch. Lieut. Col. T. Wily, Director of Stores and
Keeper of Militia Properties; Chas. Walkem, Geo. Grant,
D. A. Macdonold, J. Yeomans, Clerks. Adjutant-General s
S^~^ 1?U ,V C n!;-T/ 0we11 - Acting Ad )tant-General;
W. R. Wright, Chief Clerk; Lieut.-Col. C. Stuart. Grant
Seymour. F. X. Lambert, G. E. M. Sherwood, C. Junot,
T. C. La Rose, Colin Campbell, (Private Secretary to Min
ister,) Clerks ; C. Dion, M. Ryan, Messengers.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS [Western Block] Hon
AJex. Mackenzie, Minister of Public Works; T. Trudeau
Deputy; F. Braiin, Secretary. Engineering Branch j
Page, Chief Engineer: G. F. Baillairge, Assist Engineer-
3. McCarthy, J. LeB. Ross, Draughtsmen; Thos. 87 Scott
Chief Architect; S. McLaughlin. Photographer. Finan
cial Branch James Baine, Book-keeper and Accountant
O. Dionne, A. P. Bradley, Assistant Book-keepers and
Accountants: J. W. Harper. Clerk and Paymaster. Cor
responding Branch It. B. French, C. F. Street J F N
Bonneville, L E. St. 0. Chapleau. A. E. Evanturel L H
Pilteau, L. Lefebvre, W, J. Tilley, L. N. Fortier. L D
Dion, A. J. Duffy, A. Fisher, Clerks; Wm. Buckin^h^m
Clerk and Minister s Private Secretary; H. A. Fisskult
Law Clerk ; M. Walsh, H. Potvin, J. Deslaurierg, Messen
gers. Arbitrators James Cowan, Isidore Hnrteau Wm
Oompton. Secretary to Arbitrators F. H. Ennis.
OFFICE OP MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR Hon. David
Laird, Minister of the Interior, and S lperintendent-
Generalof Indian Affairs; G. Powell, Chief Clerk: H E
Steele, 1st Class Clerk; N. Tetu, Clerk; Wm Howe
Clerk and Private Secretary ; C. Owne and H. J. Brook!
Messengers.
Indian Branch [Eastern Block]. William Spraarge
Deputy Superintendent; C. T. Walcot, Accountant- L
Vankoughnet, Clerk; J. P. M. Lecourt, Draftsman; G V
DeBo icherville, French Translator; J. K Butler Asst
Accountant, and Fred. Smith. Clerk. Western Saperin-
tendencyK,. Mackenzie, V. S. and Commissioner, Sarnia;
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W. Livingston, Agent and Commissioner, Delaware ; Rev
W. P Chase Missionary, Caradoc; Rev. A. Jamieson,
do Walpole Island ; Dr. W. Lambert, Medical Attendant
Ainherstb gh. Central and E-istern 8up.W. R. Bartlett,
V. S. and Com., Toronto ; R. Dalton, Clerk, Toronto Rev
T Stanton, Missionary, Tyendinaga: Dr. G. H. Corbett,
Med. Attend., Orilha Grand River Sup.-J. T . Gilkison
V. S. and Com , Brantford; H. Andrews, Clerk, Brantford
Dr. K H. Dee, Middleport, Dr. W. McCargow. Caledonia^
Dr. T. Pyne, Hagersville, Med. Attendants. Northern Sup
Wm. Plummer, V. S. and Commis., Mauatowaning ;
McGregor Ironsides, Clerk, do.; Dr. T. Simpson, Medical
Attendant, do. w>er Canada Rev. F. Boucher, Lorette
Rev. F. X. Marcoux, St. Regis ; Rev. L. Trahan and Rev
A. L. fortin, St. Francis, Roman Catholic Missionaries
Manitoba Indian Commissioner W. M. Simpson.
DEPARTMENT OF SECRETARY OF STATE OF CANVIU Hon
David Christie, Secretary of State : E. J. Lsngevin, Under"
.Secretary of State. Correspondence Branch R. Pope
(Clerk of the Crown in Chancery,) G. Powell, Chief Clerks;
W. H. Jones. H. E. Steele, I. M. Tetu (Supernumerary)
H. J. Morgan (m charge of Records), First Class Clerks ;
8. lot>m,jun., (Private Secretary) Second Class Clerk.
Registry Branch I. A. Catellier, Deputy Registrar ;
J. A. Belanger, E. Brousseau, J. Burns, C. Ballentyne
A. G. Learoyd and W. S. Gliddon, Clerks.
Office, of the Queen s Printer. Brown Chamberlm,
Queens Printer; W. Gliddon, A. G. Kingston and A
Potvin, Clerks.
Stationery Office Branch J. Young. John Rhodes-
inomas Roxborough and Thomas Robertson, Clerks P-
Logan, T. O Keefo, J. Hughes, J. Larkin, Messengers.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Hon. D. A. Macdonald,
Postmaster-General; William U. Griffin, Deputy Post
master-General; Wm. White, Secretary; Office Keeper
and Messenger, G. Ranee; Messengers, M. Bennett E
Daughtry, John Bell. See page 65.
MARINE AND FISHERIES DEPARTMENT. Hon. A. J Smith
Minister of Marine and Fisheries; Wm. Smith. Deputy
Minister; W. F. Whitcher, Commissioner of Fisheries-
John Hardie. Chief Clerk; J. Tomlinson, General Super
intendent of Lighthouses; John Tilton, Accountant and
First Class Clerk; S. P. Bauset and Wm. L. Ma^ee First
Class Clerks; W. S. Pettegrew and F. F. Gourdeau Senior
Second Class Clerks; W. H. Alexander, R. N. Vennin" and
George Trudeau, Junior Secoud Class Clerks; Arthur
Chisholm, Stenographic Writer and Third Class Clerk
W. B. Carleton and J. B. Halkett, Third Class Clerks
F. E. A. Gautier, Extra Clerk; Jules Morin and James
Robertson, Messengers.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE [Western Block]. Hon.
L. de St. Just, Minister of Agriculture ; J. C. Tache, Dep.
Minister; John Lowe, Secretary; A. J. Gamble, Patent and
Chief Clerk; F. J. S. Dore, First Class Clerk and Account-
ant of Immigration Branch; Rev. C. Tanguay, Attichfi;
S. Drapeau, Statistical and Senior Second Class Clerk; D!
Brymnev. Archivist, and Senior Second Class Clerk; W.
II. Johnston and C. C. Neville. Statistical and Junior
Secoud Class Clerks; S. Ferland, Trade Mark. Copyright,
&c . and Junir.r Second Class Clerk ; H. Casgraiu. 4jWiatDt
Patentand Junior Second Olass Clerk: H. B. Small, Junior
Second Class Clerk : N F. Boissonault, Curator of Patent
Models, and Third Class Clers ; E. Tetu (Private Secretary
to the Minister), D. Kouthier. J. E. D Autuil, D. Lanig;tn.
J. B. Jackson, J. F. Dionne, W. J. Lynch, and Thomas
McCabe. Third Class Clerks; J. E. Lemieux. Housekeeper;
J. Leveillee, Model Repairer; J. Boily, B. Moreau and
J. B. Lacroix, Messengers.
RECEIVER GENERAL S OFFICE [Eastern Block]. Hon. T.
Coffin, Receiver General; T. D. Harington, Dep. Receiver
General; Thos. C. Bramley, Book-keeper; F. Lewis, Bank
Accounts and Public Debt Accountant; J. B. gtanton.
Receipts Clerk ; L. F. Dufresne, Clerk in charge of Dominion
Stock and Savings Banks Accounts; C. W. Shay. General
Clerk; F. Hunter, Assistant Book-keeper : J. B. H. Neeve,
Stamp Act and Correspondence Clerk : J. R. Nash War
rant Clerk; C. E Tnrgeon, Assistant S;ock and Savings
Bank Clerk; H. G. Dunlevie, Sub Accountant: C. Gou2;h,
Assistant Bank and Public Debt Clerk; J. F. Pellant,
Extra Clerk : F. L. Casuult. Office Keeper and Messenger ;
F. McCaffrey. Messenger; J. F. McCaffrey, Assistant Mea-
senger and Fireman.
1875.]
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
SEAT OP GOVERNMENT TORONTO.
LIEITENANT GOVERNOR. The Hon. John Crawford, Toronto. E. G. Curtis, Private Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Attorney General Hon. Oliver Mowat.
Onmmis. of Agric. cESec. & Registrar.. Arch. McKellar.
Treasurer " Adam Crooks.
Cmmissioner of Crown Lands lion. T B. Pardee.
Commissioner <if Public Wjrhs " C. F. Fraser.
J. G. Scott, Clerk of Executive. Council,
H. Kinloch, Assistant Clerk.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon. RUPERT MFAESE WELLS. Speaker.
CONSTITUENCIES.
NAME.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
Addington H. M. Deroche Napanae
Algoma F. W. Cumberland ...Toronto
Bot/iwell :...Hon. A. McKellar. ...Chatham
Brant, JV. It H. Finlayson Paris
Brant. S. It A. S. Hardy Brentford
Brockville W. Fitzsimmong Brochville
Bru^N. R D. Sinclair Paisley
Bruce, S. R R. M. Wells Toronto
CardweU G. McManu? Mono Mills
Carleton W. G. Monk South March
Cornwall J. G. Setsinger Cornwall
Dundas Simon Cook Morrislmrgh
Durham. E. R A. T. H. Williams. ...Port Hope
Durham, W. R J. McLeod Bowmanville
Elgin, E. R J. H. Wilson St. Thomas
Elgin, W. R T. Hod gins Toronto
Essex A. Prince Windsor
Frontenac D. D. Calvin Kingston
Glengarry J. Craig Cornwall
Grenville, S M Hon. C. F. Fraser Presrott
Grey, N. R T. Scott Owen Sound
Grey, S. R A. W. Lauder Toronto
Haldimand J. Baxter Cayuga
ffalton W. Barber Streeturille
Hamilton J. M. Williams Hamilton
Hastings, n.R K.Graham Belleville
Hastings, E. R H. Corhy Belleville
Hastings, N. R G. H. Boulter Stirling
Huron, N. R T. Gibson Wroxeter
Huron, S R Archibald Bishop Hay
Kent J. Dawson Sombra
Kingston W. Robinson Kingston
LamMnn Hon T. B. Pardee . ...Sarnia
Lanark, N. R W. Caldwell Lanark
Lanark, S. R A. Code Innisville
Leeds, N. .R H. Me. rick Merrickville
Leeds, S. R .T.G.Giles Farmersville
L nmtx J. T. Grange Napanee
Lincoln .T..C. Rykert St. Catharines
London W. R. Meredith London
Middlesex, E. R R. Tooloy Belmont
NAME.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
CONSTITUENCIES.
Middlesex, N R J. S. Smith Ailsa Craig
Middlesex, W.R J Watterworth Wardsvillo
M-mck H R. Hanoy Fenwick
Ni.igo.ra Hon. S. Richards Toronto
N-n-thumhfrVd E ...W. W. Webb.., Brighton
Nnrihwn.bf.rVd W...G. Gifford Coboun;
IfnrfoVe, S. R S. McCall Vittoria
NiirfoU:,~E. R J. Clarke Simi oe
Ontario, N. R Tho?. Pax ton Port Perry
Ontario, S. R A. Farewell Oshawa
01-iwa D. J. O Dnnoghue ....Ottawa
Oxford, N. R Hon. 0. Mowat Toronto
Oxford, S. R A. Oliver Ingersoll
Peel . v . K. Chisholra Brumpton
P-rth, N. R T. M. Daly S ratfurd
Perth, S. R T. B. Guest St. Mary s
Pettrborit, E. R ....G. Read Keene
Peterboro , W. R.... Scott
Prescott G. W. Hamilton Montreal
Prince, Edward.. ...G. Striker Picton
Renfrew. S. /I......E. Harrington Arnprior
Renfrew, N~. R T. Deacon Pembroke
Russell W. Cral* Russell
ftimane, N. R W D. Ardagb flarri*
Simcoe, S. ft D Arcy Boulton Toronto
Stormont J. Bethune Toronto
Toronto, Eaxt Hon. M.C.Cameron. ..Toronto
Toronto, Wr.st Hon. A. Crooks Toronto
Victoria, N. R D. McRae Bolsover
Victoria, S R S. C. Wood Lindsay
Waterloo, N. R M. Springer Waterloo
Waterloo, S. R I. Clemen* Preston
WMand Hon J. G. Currie St. Catharines
Wellington, N. R....J. McGowan Alma
Wellington, G. R....Ci. Clarke Elora
WMinyton, .ST. JJ....Hon. P. Gow Guelph
W.-ntworth, N. S....R. Christie Flamboro West
Wtntionrth, S. R....W. Sexton Jeraeyville
York, E. R H. P.Crosby Unionville
York, W. R P.Patterson Patterson
York, N. R A. Boultbee Toronto
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OP ASSEMBLY. C. T. Gillmr.r. Clerk of the House; Arthur H. Sydere, Clerk Assistant and
Clerk of Routine ; John Xotman, Queen s Printer, Accountant and Clerk of Stationery ; J. J. Vance, Clerk of Private
Bills; S. J. Watson. Librarian; A. Leith, Law Clerk; F. J. Glackmever, Serreant-at-Arms; S. J. Vankougbnet. Clerk
of Crown in Chancery ; J. M Detainers and W. P. Gundy, Clerks. Messengers : T. Phillips. Housekeeper and Chief
Messenger; W. Johnson, J. Bowman, W. Kennedy. J. Wells, Night Watchman. J. Foley. Fireman.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL S OFFICE. H^n Oliver Mowat. Attor
ney-General; J. G. Scott. Cnief Clerk; H. Kinloch, Pricate
Secretary; G. B. Nicol. E. H. T. Heward. Clerks; Michael
Smith, Housekeeper; Matthew Currey, Messenger.
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY S OFFICE. Hon. C. F. Fraser. Pro-
Tincial Secretary; Isaac R. Echar:, Acting Assistant Secre
tary ; Henry Alley, Frank Jones, Clerks.
PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR S OFFICE. Hon. Arch. McKellar.
Provincial Registrar; J. F. C Ussher, Deputy Registrar:
George Hobbs, John A. Innes. Clerks.
TREASURER S DEPARIMENT. Hon. Mam Crooks, Treas
urer; W. K. Harris. Accountant; Henry Totten, A. T.
Deacon, Henry Alley, A. J. R-Utrny, Clerks; Hon. W.
Cayley, Auditor; C. H. Sproule, Book-keeper; P. Simser,
Clerk and Messenger.
IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT (connected with the Depart
ment of the Hon. the Provincial Treasurer), Secretary,
David Spence; Clerk, Edwin Jeukinson.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. Commissioner, HOD.
C. F. Fraser; Secretary, Wm. Edwards: Architect, Kivas -
Tullv; Engineer, T. N. Moles worth; Accountant nud Law
Clerk, F. T. Jones: Draughtsmen, W. J. S. H .lw.-ll. R.
Purdom, John C. McNabb; Clerks, Marmaduke Wilson,
James P. Edwards; Messenger, C. McDonald.
CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT, ONT. Hon. T. B. Parflop.
Commissioner; Thomas II. Johnson, Assistant Commie
sioner: G. Kennedy, Law Clerk. Free Grants and Hairs
Branch. J. C. Tarbutt, Chief Clerk; A. Kirk wood. J. M.
Grant, P. Alma. J. Murphy. Clerks. Surreys, P.t/mts. rru/i
Roads. Thos. Devine, F.R.G.S . Deputy Surveyor General . :
E. Pox, P.L. S, G. B. Kirkpatrick. P.L. S, Clerks: H .) .
Jones, Chief Clerk. Patents; J. Inaes. W. (I Uell,Cleiks< .
J. W. Bridgland, Superintendent, of Colonization Ro.ids.
W Xtds and F.rr sts Branch. G. B. Cowper, Chief Cl.ik:
A. J. Tavlor, H. G. Langlois, E. G. Kirby, Clerks. Ac--
counts Branch. Wm. Ford, Accountant: D. G. B. Ross.
Book keeper ; R. H. Browne, Clerk. J. M )rphy. Registrar;
J. Biadshaw, Office Keeper; A. McDonald, Messenger.
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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO QUEBEC.
[1875.
Crown, Timber Agents. Ottawa. A. .T. Russell, Agent;
C S. McNutt. Assistant; J Ritchie, E. T. Smith, Clerks;
K. Mills. Messenger. Belleville. J. F. Way, Agent; J. A.
Macinnes, J. A. G. Crozier, Clerks.
Grown Land Agents.
Apslf.y ....Duncan Anderson
Berlin H. S. Huber
B ibcaygenn Jas. Graham
Bracr.bridge C. W Lount
Bfucf Mines. ..John Bowker
Bucksh it E Play fair
Durham Wm. Jacks >n
JSganville James Reaves
fllora. A S. t adeuhtad
GoJmch .. H Hamilton
Kingston K. Macpherson
L Amablt T R. Tail
Lindsay Jus. McKibbon
McMawa, M. Reed
Parry S >und...3. f>. Beat.ty
Pembroke \dttm Kennedy
Renfrew Wm. II-ilpenny
Saugetn A. McNabb
SaultStt.Ma.ri* ..C. P. Brown
Stratford John Sharmau
Titmworth E. Perry
Vanbrugh ... C. P. Lo! e man
Mining Inspector. A.. A. Campbell, Belleville.
OP Ex\jnNr.Rs OP P. L. SURVEYORS. The Hon.
Commissioner of Crown Lauds. President, ex-nfficin ; Thos.
DeTine, D .-puty Surveyor General. Ch iirmin. Members.
J. 8. Dennlft, Ottawa; P. P. P^ssmore, Toronto: T. K.
Gibbs, Adolphu-town ; A. C. Webh, Brighton; H. Wilson,
Mount Fores ; P. S. Gibon. Wi .lowflale; Prof Chapman
(Examiner in Geology), Toronto. George B. Kirkpatrick,
Secretary, Toronto
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. ONTARIO. For th
general administration of the Grammar and Common
Sch ol Laws. Education Office. Rev. Egerton Ryerson.
D.D., LL.D.. Chief Superintendent of Education; J.George
HoJgins, LL.D. B:irmter-iit-Law. Deputy Superintendent
of Education and Editor of the Jmirnal of Education for
Ontario; Alex. Marling, LL.B.. Senior Clerk and Accoun
tant, having also charge of High School Meteorological
Returns; K. J. Tavlnr. Clerk of Statistics; J. T. R. Stinson,
Clerk of Records; W. H. Atkinson, Clerk of Correspon
dence; A. C. Paull, Clerk ^f References; J. H. Kerr,
Assistant. Clerk 01 Correspondence; J. S. Barber, Junior
Clerk: Frank Nudel. General Assistant and Copying
Clerk; Foster Canniff, Junior Assistant and Copying
Clark : Caretaker, James Moore. Depnsitory Branch.
8 P. May, M D. Clerk of Libraries. Henry M. Wilkinson,
I) -positorv Cashier and Assistant Clerk of Libraries. Geo.
P,;irb-r. Despatch Clerk; W. Sweeten, Clerk of Stores;
S. A. May. Clerk of Sales; S. B. Sykes, Assistant in Deposi
tory: R. J. Bryce. Packing Room Assistant; J. A. Sanc-
ster. Copying Clerk; Wm. Lemon. Labourer. Offices in
the Departmental Buildings. Victoria Square, Toronto.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENP QUEBEC.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Hon. Ren6 Edouurd Caron; J. B. Amyot, Major, Aide-de-Carop; Geo. Workman, Messenger.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
^ p ,,,. R,...!.......:,!,, I C-mm.i.ssfoner nf Public Works. ..Hon. P. Garneau
* Spealvr Legislative Council ....... Felix Lemaire
r. Prm. &c v, cR y^.
mdMwiitornf Public T**r.
Qnmission*r of Crown Lands...
H. G. Mtlhiot Snlicit n- General ...................... " A.R.Angus
awrr.r .............................. " J.L.Robertson Attorney General. ..................... " T. R. Church
OFFICERS. P. Fortier, Clerk of Executive Cmncll; G.G.Grenier, Clerk; 0. Valles, Messenger; W. Dube, Housekeeper.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. FELIX LEMAIRE, Speaker.
DIVI3I -N.
NAME.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
A mi Hon. Jean Louis Bsaudry.. Montreal
Thorn** Wood Dunham Flats
Pierre K. D istalsr ...Rerthier
Jos. 0. Baaubiea Nicolet
!> la Valiifrt. Jem Bca. Gt Proulx... Montreal
D", L irimi r... Charles S. Hodisr . ...Montreal
H^ury Starnes Ste An. de la Poc.
DIVISION.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
LaSalle
Mille Ixlex ......
Mfiniarville ....
Lriwmtides ...Hon. Jane Elie Gingras. ...Quebec
A. R. C. dd Lery ...... Quebec
Felix II. Lemaire ....St. Bunoit
C. B. de Boucherville..Boucherville
Louis Archambeault.J/Assomption
E. Prudhomme ....... Parish Montreal
John Fraser ............ St. Marc
John Jones Ross ...... Ste. An.de la Per.
P E Roy ............... Sorel
John Sharpies ......... Quebec
James Ferrier ......... Montreal
Edward Hale .......... Sherbrooke
Rujaud
Rougf.mnnt . ...
Sa-rJL
Stadacona ......
Victoria .........
Wdlmgton
Grandvitte Elisee Dionne Perce
Gulf. Thomas Sa\age Cape Cove
Inter nan George Bryson Quebec
Louis Richard Stanfold
Louis Panel Quebec
O?FIO RS OP TITS L3<j;sL\T[VE COUNCIL. G}. B. de Boucherville, Clerk. Master in Chancery and Accountant; Pierre
Le^are, First Assistant Clerk, Master in Chancery, French Translator and Assistant Accountant; Thomas W. Lloyd,
Second Assistant Clerk. Clerk of the Rn^lish Journals, and Knglii-h Translator: Isa ie Jodoin, Chief Clerk of the Offices
and Committees, and Translator: B. Globenski. Clerk of French Journals, Clerk of Permanent Orders and Private
Bills, and Translator; N. Faucher. jnn.. Clerk of Special Committees and Petitions, Translator, and Copying Clerk ;
A A. Labile. Permanent Clerk; S S. Hatt. Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod; T. E. Roy, Sergoant-at-Arms; F. X.
Brault, Chief Messenger; F aneois Bhiis and Richard Clancy, Messengers.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. J 8EPH G. BLA^CHET, Speaker.
CONSTITUENCIES. NAMB. P. O ADDRESS.
ArgentR-j,\l S. Bellingham Montreal
Bigot P. S. G^ndrou Ste. Rosalie
Bwucf, F. X. Dulac St. George
R .auharnois E. II. Bisson St. Louis de Gonzague
li Ms.clia.ssi . Onesime Pelletier ....St Charles
Rrthif,r Ij<iuis Sylvestre Berthier
/} intioc.nture Theoilore Ribitaille.. New C.trlisle
W. W. Lynch Knowlton
G Larocque Longuauil
n/iamplain F. Trud-)l Montreal
.Ti irlertiix Ad. Gannon Baie So. Paul
"Vitez /<7ay ....Kdouard Laberge Ste. Pbiloinâ‰
<7iicout. &Sagw,.Vf. W. B*by Quebec
:~!inpton W. Siwyer Sawyerville
Dordvxter L. N. Larochelle St Anselme
; Dram. & Arthab.W. J. Watts Ar habaskaville
$a.-<p<l Hon. P. Fortin Laprairio
COSTITUEN(IES. FAME. P. 0. ADDRESS.
H jcJi laga Louis Beaubien Montreal
Huntingdon Thomas Sandera Havelock
Iberoille Louis Molleur St. Jean
Jacques Ctirtier...N. M. Le Cavalier. ...St. Laurent
Joli-tt: V. P. Larallge St. F^lix de Valojs.
Ki.mo iraska ....Charles F. Koy Ste. Anne da la Po.
L iprairif And. Esinhart Laprairie
L Awmptian ....On>i!phe Pelletier L Epipbanie
Laval J. H. Bollerose St. Vincent de Pa.nl
Ltvis Hon. J. G. Blanchet..I.6vis
UttM P. G. Verrault St. Jean, Port Joly
Lnlbl.niere H. G. Joly Quebec
Miskinnnqi Moi se Iloude Riv. du Loup(enh.)
Mrgantic Hon. G. Irvine Quebec
Missisquoi Josiah S. Brigham ...Philipsburg
Mnntcaln Louis J. Martin Montcalm.
Mnntmagny Frangoia Langelier ...Quebec
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PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
57
CONSTITUENCIES. NAMS. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Montm trency Auguste R. Angers. ..Quebec
Montreal, Centre. Charles Alexander. ...Montreal
Montreal. Rixt ...F David Montreal
M intrral. West...J. W. McGanorau ....Montreal
Napitreille L D. Lafontaine St. Edouard
Niailel, 0. Motlmt St, Pierre les Bee
Ottawj. (County)..^. B. Fddy Hull
Pimtiac John Pouprire Chichester
Pwtntuf P.axede La Rue St. Augustin
Qwbr.c, G>.nt.re. ...m. Rintret Quebec
Quebec, E-ist P. V. Valin Quebec
Quebec, West John Hearti Quebec
Quebec (Cminty).. I". Ganieau Quebec
Hichmn d ct H-o /eJacque H Picard Wotton
Rii.h .lieu I. A. Dorion St. Ours
Rimnuski Alex. Chauveau Quebec
OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. George M. Muir. Cierk of the Houfle; Etierine Siniard. Assistant, Clerk;
A. T. Marsau, Law Cli-rk; C. A. Parii-eault. Assistant, Law Clerk; A. J. Arrfouin, Chief Office Clerk, Distributor of
Stationery, and Superintendent of Supernumeraries: Thomas Preudergast. Cyiille Pettigrew. A. J. Demers, Copying
Clerks; J. L. Blahrhet. Clerk of Routine and Records; Cbaiios I . Linds<iy, Chief Committee Clerk and Clerk of
Elections; Edouard Lemoine, Clerk of Private Bills i. ommittee ; Ed. Belleau, Assistant Clerk; A. N. Moutpetit, Chief
French Translator; Bemmi Marquette. 1st Assistant Translator; J. Buteau Turcottv, 2nd Assistant Translator; Wm.
Cook, Chief English Transistor: J- hn B. Dublin. Assistant Translator: Edouard Demers, Speaker s Secretary,
Assistant Clerk of Committees, and Permanent Copying Clark; Paul E. Smith, Clerk of the Englisu Journals; 0. C.
de Lachevrotiere. Clerk of the French Journals; Loui Fortier, Assistant French Clerk; Joseph Whydden, Ensli.sh
Assistant Clerk; Leon P. Lemay, Librarian; L. P. Turcotto, Assistant Librarian: Louis Morel, Postmaster: F. X.
Gagnon, Assistant Postmaster; Charlss Garneau. Si-rtteant-at-Arms; Olivier Kobitaille, Chief Messenger; A. Pclletiei,
Speaker s Messenger; Martial Roy, Kd. Littlejohn, Joseph Trudel. Simeon Gating, Clerk s Messengers: E. Gauvreau,
Jacques Moiin, Librarian Messengers; Eugene Balzmetu, Queen s Printer Messenger; Robert Angers, Messenger.
CONSTITUENCIES. NAME. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Rouvilie V. Robert Ste. Angele
.S?. Hyacinttut ....P. Bachand St. Hyacintha
St. J l/ui i! F. G. Marchand St. Jean d lberr.
St. Maurice Elzear Gorin Three Rivers
SHeff.rd Hon. M. La framboise.. Montreal
Shf.rbrool t, J oumllon. J. Q. Robertson. .Sherbrooke
Soulanges R. De Beuujeu Coteau du Lac.
Stanstead Thomas Locke Stausteud
Teniscuunta Klie Mailloux ....Ste. Arsene
T-rrebimne lion. J. A. Chaplean... Montreal
Three Riv?rs,Oityll. G Malhiot Three Kivers
Two Muntawis...lL~>n. 0. Ouimet Montreal
Vaudreutf. Em. Lalonde Ste. Martha
Vcrclieres J. Daigle Beloeil
Yamaska Joseph Norbert Duguay
QUEER S PRINTER S OFFICE Officers Ohas. F. Lauglol-i.
Queen s Printer: Oharlns Pas jau, Fivnch Translator and
Book-keeper; Thomas Molouy, English Translator.
SECRETARY S OFFICE. Hon. C. B. de Bouch^rville, Pro- I
vincitl Secretary; P. ,1, Jolicosur. Assistant Secretary; j
F. Campeau, Accountant: J. W. Colter. Clerk of the j
English Correspondwncn; J. B Lenoir. Clerk; Joseph 0.
tjaurin and Z. Duhamel, Copying Clerks; Pierre Prevost,
Messenger.
PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR S DEPARTMENT. Hon. 0. B. de
BiuoherviLe, Provincial Registrar; J. B. Meiileur. M.l>.,
LL.D., Deputy Registrar; A. Belanger, E. Poitras, Clerks;
Jean Lebiecque, Messenger
DEPARTMENT OF PUULIC INSTRUCTION. Hori. C. B. <R
BoucherviHe, Miuistwr ot Public Instructiou ; Dr. LOUJM
Giard, Secretary to Minister of Public Instruction: H H
Miles, Assistant Secretary; Napoleon Legendre, Clerk of
Freish Corresp .mlence, Assistant Editor of the Journal
df. Pliutntotton fuhliqitf.. and Librarian ; Patrick Delaney.
Clerk of Kugli-ih Correspondence and Assistant Editor of
the Jnurnnl <>/ EiwMtimi ; A. Thomas, Clerk of Accounts
and Statistics; Leopolj Devisuie. Assist. Clerk of French
Correspondence: J. 11. Richardson, First Assistant Clerk
of Accounts and Statis ics: L Lefebvre. Second Assistant
Clerk: Jacques Lapparre, Copy ing Clerk and Storekeeper;
Paul Blouin, Messenger.
DEPARTMENT OF LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWN. Hon.
T. R. Church, Attorney General ; Hon. A. R. Angus.
Solicitor General; Joseph A. Defoy, Assistant to the Law J
Officers of the Crown : Gustave Ouimet and Crawford
Lindsay, Clerks ; Isa ie Vfironneau, Messenger.
TREASURER S OFFICE. Hon. J. L. Robertson. Provincial
Treasurer; Joseph Elliott, Assistant, Treasurer; Gaspard
Drolet, Auditor: Henry Hemming and F. D. Tims. Hook-
keepers: li.T. Marti in, Inspector of Offices: T. R. Nelson,
Judicial Deposits Clerk: Arthur N. Giard. J. T. Harrower,
S auley H. Holt. J. K. Marmette and G. T. A. Evanturel,
Clerks; Henry Hughes, Office Keeper and Messenger; G.
Trudel, S-icond Messenger.
DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS. Hon. H. G. Malbiot,
Commissioner; K. E. Tache, Assistant Commissioner; J.
Buichette, Deputy Surveyor General; John V. Gale,
Aooountant aud Cashier; K. T. Fletcher, Surveyor and
Draughtsman, and Iiispactor of Surveys; G. G. Dunlevie
and Jules Tache, Surveyors and Draughtsmen; P. M. A.
Genest. Draughtsman; W. F. Collinn. Clerk in charge;
Alfred Par6, Superintendent of Woods and Forests; J. J.
Prendergast. Registrar for Department: L. D. Lumoine,
L. L Rivard, Clerks in charge; F. D. Dugal. F. Chasse
T. Morkill, W. E. Collins, D. C. Mackedie. L. BerthelotJ
J. B. N. Proulx, Victor Derome. J. E. Lepage, Clerks; P.
I otvin, Office Keeper; P. Cahill, C. Dumontier, Messengers.
Cadastre Offi -e, Quebec. P. Ij. Morin, Director of Cadas
tre; F. LH haine, Surveyor; G. Gauvin. R. C. D Estiiaon-
ville, Clerks.
Cnnvn Timber and Land Agents. Mon roal, C. E. Bell,
Agent: Chamblay, Charles De SHliib-rry. Crown Forester;
Three Rivers, A. Dabord, Agent; Murray Bay, G. Duberger,
Agent; Chicoutiini, J. 0. Trernblay, Agent ; Roberval, I.
Dumas, 8ub-Age,nt; v.arleton,L J. Riopel, Agent : Quebec,
McL. Stewart, Collector of Crown Timber Dues; Leeds, J.
Hume. Inspector of Agencies; Clarendon, Edmund Heath,
Agent; Hull. R Farley. Agent; Thursa, G. W. Cameron,
Agent; Gre:mvicle, A B Filion, Agent: Waterloo, 0. B.
Kemp. Age.it; Robinson, William Farwell. Agent; Artha-
IwskHville. A. Oagnon. Agent; St. Joseph de la Beauce,
J A. Fortin. Ag*nt; Montmagny, E. Kenaud. Agent;
Riinouski, J. B. Lepiige. Agent; Rimouski, L. M. Gotseiin,
C;owti Forester: Gaspo Basin, John Eden, Agent; Cap
Chutte, Louis Roy, sen.. Agent; Quebec, L Z. Roussean,
Agent; Joliette, J. B. Drflfkusse. Agent: Ottawa. A. J.
Russell, Agent; John Macdonald, Deputy Slide Master,
Ottawa.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND PUBLIC WORKS. Hon.
P. Garneau. Commissioner : L. Simeon Lesage,, Assistant
Commissi ner; K. Moreau, Secretary and Accountant, and
Superintendent of Colonization; Pierre Gauvreau, Archi
tect and Superintendent of Public Works; J. B. Darome,
Assistant Engineer and Secretary of Board of Arbitration ;
K. H. Nosbitt, First Book-keeper; C. Lesperance. Stcond
Bookkeeper; Jos. Fontaine, Assistant Superintendent
of Colonization; Tho. T. Nesbitt, Registrar :C Guilbault,
First Clerk: J. B. Sirois, First Messenger; P. Areham-
bault, Second Messenger.
Council of Agriculture. J. M Browning, Vice- President;
George Leelere. Secretary-Treasurer: Hons. L. Archam-
beault, 1 Assomption; J. N. E Faribault. I Assoinption ;
J. 0. Beaubien. Mratmagn"; G.O aimet, Montreal; M. H.
Cochrane. Compton; D. E. Price. Quebec; J. J. Rots. Ste.
Anne d la Perado : Messrs ^,. Beaubien. M. P P., Mon
treal ; B Kenoit, M.P., St. Hubert; 8. N. Blackwood,
Shefford: J. M. Browning, Beauharnois; A, Casavant, St.
Dominique; E J Deblois Quebec; J. Gaudet, M. P. P.,
Gentilly ; F. Wood Gray, Quebec; L. Levesque, M. P. P.,
J Aillebout: L. H. Massue, Varennes; A. Marsan, 1 Ai-
somption: Rev F. Pilotte. Ste. Anne de la Pocati6re; Rev.
S. T.isse, Ste. Therese; L. Landry, St. Pierre, Moutmaguy ;
Office, 63 St. Gabriel.
BOARD OF EXAMINATION OF P. L. SURVEYORS. Hon . the
Commissioner of Crown Lands, ex officin ; Jos. Bouchette,
Deputy Surveyor-General; Adolphus Larue, President;
F. W. Blaiklock, C. F. Bailiairge, E. T. Fletcher, L. P.
Guuvreau, John Bignell, Examiners and Provincial Land
Surveyors : Alexander Sewell, Secretary. Quebec; Alfred
R. C. Selwyn, Examiner in Geology and Mineralogy.
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PROVINCE OP NEW BRUNSWICK.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT FREDERICTON.
LtECrENANT Govsa\9R ma Excellency Samuel Leonard Tilley, C.B. Private Secretary :
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
President H ,n. Kibort Young
Attorney General G-. K King
Provincial, Secretary " J. J. Praser
Surveyor G neral B. R. Stevenson
Chief C)tnmis. Biard of W-ks . " W. M. Kolly
Member of Council Hon. E. Willis
" A. McQusen
" J.H.Crawford
F. A. H. Straton, Clerk.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
COUNTIES.
Albert ............ Hoa
Girleton .........
Ctrleton .........
Charlotte .......
Gloucester ......
Kintfs ............
ffbrthvmberl d
Q .-teen s ..........
OFFICE/IS OF THE
of Biai-.k Rod ; Rav.
Hon. J. S. SAUNDERS, President.
NAME. P. 1. ADDRESS.
. J. Ljwis nnisboro
C Parley Woodstock
Wai. Lindsay WooJ-ito-k
F. Hiihbird St. Gairgj
R. Young Oiraqunte
0. Melutscney... ..Richibucto
COUNTIES, NAME.
Restigouche ...Hon. W. Hamilton ...
St. John " A. VlcL.Seely....
St. John " T. R. Jones
Sunvury A. Harrison
Victoria
Westmorland...
,s> norland...
York
B. Bsveridge....
E. B. Chandler.,
D. Hanington . ,
J. S. Saundars...
Gideon D. BuIey...C inning
LEGISLATIVE CJUfori Gdor;^ Bitxford, Clerk: J. H. Phalr, Assistant Clerk
John M. Brooks. D.D., ChapHiu; urfsnrge F. Gregory, Engrossing Clerk.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
...Dalhousie
..St. John
..St.. Jon a
..Maugerville
..Tobique
..Dorchester
..Shodiac
..Fredericton
B. R. Jouott, Hshar
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon.
-, Speaker.
CONSTITUENCIES. NAME.
Albert Alex. Rogers
James Ryan
Carleton
Charlotte
Gloucester
King s
CONSTITUENCIES. NAME.
Qucei s Walter S. Butler
P. 0. ADDHES3.
...Hopewell
...Coverdale
...R. K. Jones Woodstock
...J. S. Leighton Centreville
...Hon. B. R. Stevenson St. Andrews
...J. Murchie
...J. MacKay
...Thos. Cotterell
...Kennedy F. Burns ...Bathurst
Theotime Blanchard.Caraquete
Kent H. O Leary
...TJ. Johnson St. Marys
...R, E. McLeod Sussex
... John Fiewelling ...Hampton
H>n. J. H Crawford. St. Jolin
Madawaska L. Theriault St. Leonard
Northumberland Hon. W. M. Kelly.. ..Chatham
Wm. Swim Chatham
A. A. Davidson Chatham
L. J. Tweedie Newcastle
Queen s Francis Wood Petersville
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ?. J. Bliss. Clark; J. Richards, Clerk Assistant; H.
at-Arms; Rev. Charles Spnrden, D.D , Chaplain; E. R. Wetmore, Engrossing Clerk.
Hestit/ouchc .
H
St. John
u
St. John ...
H
St. John (City)
(( u
Sunbury ...
a
Victoria
Westmorland
York
.A, McKenzie
....John Phillips . ...
...Hon.G. E. King
... J. Coram
...H. A.. Amti i ...
... Kdvrard Willis ...
...W. a A. Keans
Wm Wndderburn
...W. R Perley ...
... J. S. Covert
...B. B-tveridge, jun.
...E. J. Smith
...lion A. McQueen
...J. A. Humphrey
...Thos. Pickard ...
...Robert, Robinson
...Hon. J. J. Fraser
...H. Dow
...T. F. Barker ...
P. 0. ADDRESS.
..Svphor s Cove, G.
..Dalhousie
..Diilhonsie
..St. John
..Carleton, St. John
..Portland, St. John
...St. John
..St. John
...St. John
...Blissville
...Tobique
...Shediac
...Mount Whatley
...Moncton
...Sackvflle
...Canterl>ury
...Fredericton
...Frederioton
...St. Mary s
Beckwith, Sergoanl-
PROVIXCIAL SECRETARY S OFFICE. Hon. John J. Fraser.
Provincial Secretary; J W Smith, Chief Clerk; G. N .
Babbitt and E. Hanson, Clerks.
BOARD OF WORKS DEPARTMENT. Hon. W. M. Kelly, Chief i
Commissioner: B. Winslow, Chief Clerk; Adolphug G.
B-ck with, Civil Engineer.
SURVEYOR GENERAL S DEPARTMENT. Hon. B. R Steven
son, Surveyor General; Andrew Inches, Deputy Surveyor
General ; W. P. Flewelling, jun., Crown Land Clerk ;
Timothy O Connor and A. Sibbald. Draushtsmon.
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS. J. S. B^ek, Auditor General ;
Theodore H. Rind. Chief Superitrenc .ent of Schools:
George Thompson, Chief Clerk Education Om ;e; Georgn
K. Feaety, Queen s Printer: William Carman, Clerk of
Supreme Court at Law and Bqnity; George J. Bliss,
Assistant Clerk: W. H. Tuck, Clerk of Crown in Supreme
Court: Edward L. Wetmove, A. B . Deputy Clork of
Crown in Supreme Court; H. G. C. Wotmorj, Librarian
to Legislative Library.
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT HALIFAX.
GOVERNOR (and Dsputy Governo-- for signing Mtrria^ Lie -rises) His Honour the Hon. Adams George
Archibald. John Hicks, Private Secretary; Liaut. C >1. H. W. Clarke, N. S. M., Mijor M. B. Daly, 1st Brig. Mil.
Artillery, Provincial Aidcs-de-Canip.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
...Hon. R. A. McIIaffp
... " R Ribertnon
... " John Ferguson
... " Jam 33 Cochrun
Trtasurer ant President Hon. Wai. Annand MemberofC.mn.nl
Attorney General " W. H. Smith
Provincial 8cretam " Wm. B. Vail
Onmviis. of PMioWjrk* < Mint* " Daniel Me Donald
Cimmfs. of Grown Lands " Alonzo J. White
Retired M>,mh<>rs of Executive Council retnim .nij their rank and precedence, by special permission of ITer Majesty.
Hon. Sir Wm. Young, Hon. Charles Tupper, C B., Kon. William A. Henry, Hon Jamas McDonald^ Hon. Samuel L.
Shannon, Hon. Alexander McFarlane, Hon. Adamg G. Archibald.
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. STAYLEY BROWN, President.
NAME AND P. 0. ADDRESS.
Hon. Peter Smyth, Port Hand
" Samuel Creelman, Stewiaclfe
" Wm. 0. Heffernan. Guysborougk
" D. Mc\. Parker, HaUfax
" James Fraser. Pictnu
" Wm. Annand, Halifax
NAME AND P. 0. ADDRESS.
Hoa. Robt. M. Cutler, Guysborough
Stayley Brown, Yarmouth
R. A. McHeffy, Windsor
John Creighton, Lunerikrnrgh
Wm. C. Whitman, Annapolis
Froeman Tupper. Liverpool
John McKinnon, Antigonisht
OFFICERS. John 0. Halliburton, Clerk: Robert L. Weatherbe. Law Cle^k and Clerk of Parliament; Rev. George W.
Hill. A.M-. Chaplain ; , Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod.
NAME AND P. 0. ADDRESS.
Hon. James Cochran. Halifax
Henry Martell, Arichat
Gilbert McKenna, Shelburne
Charles Dickie. CnrnwaUis
Robert Boak, jr.. HaUfax
Charles J. Campbell, Baddtxk, C. 3.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Hon.
Speaker.
CONSTITUENCIES. NAMB. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Annapolis Jared G. Troop Bridgetown
" ...David C. Landers ...Wilmot
Antigonishe ...Hon. D. McDonald ...Halifax
...Joseph McDonald ...Antigonishe
Colchester Thomas F. Morrison. .Londonderry
...Samuel Rettie Truro
Cumberland
Oapt Breton
u
Digby
ft
Guysbarough
a
Bali fax ...
Hants ...
...Edward Vickery ...Parrsboro
...Hon. J. Ferguson ....Sydney, C.B.
...Hon. A. J. White ...Halifax
...Hnn Wm. B. Tail ...Halifax
...Urbine Doucett ...Clare
...Wm. H. Wylde...
.. .John Taylor, ...
...John Flinn
...Donald Archibald
...Thos. B. Smith...
...Port Malgrave
...Halifax
...Halifax
...Musquodoboit
...Windsor
CONSTITUENCIES. NAME. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Inverness Hiram Blanchard ...Halifax
" Duncan Campbell ...Mabou
King s Daniel C. Moore ...Kentville
...Henry L. Yeomans... Walton
tunenburgh ...Mather B. Desbrisay Bridgewater
" ...James Eisenhauer ...Lunen burgh
Pictou Hugh Cameron New Glasgow
" Pinion H. Holmes ...Pictou
" Alex. McKay West River
Queen s Hon. W. H. Smith ...Halifax
Samuel Freeman ...Liverpool
Richmond Charles Boudrot ...Arichat
" Murdoch McRae ...Arichar,
Stielburne Hon. R. Robertson. ..Barrington
" Thomns Johnson ...Locke s Island
Victoria John Ross Badd^ck
" David McCurdy ...Baddech
Yarmouth John K. Ryerson ...Yarmouth
Albert G-tyton Pubnico
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. Clerk, H. C. D. Twining: Assistant ClerK, L. Power > Chaplain, Rev. Canon
Cochran : Sergeant-at-arms, A. M. Gidney ; Assistant Sergeant-at-arms, James L. Griffln ; Messenger, J. Fitzgerald.
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY S OFFICE Hon Wm B. Vail,
Provincial Secretary: H. Crosskill, Deputy Provincial
Secretary ; H. Kerr. Thos. Robertson, Clerks.
PROVINCIAL TREASURER S OFF I E. Hon. Wm. Annand,
Provincial Treasurer : W. E. Brine, Clerk.
ATTORNEY GENERAL S OFFICE. Hon. W. H. Smith, Attor
ney General.
CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT. Hon. A. J. White, Commis
sioner; Assistant Commissioner, W. A. Hendrv; Kdward
Morris, F. LeBlanc, M. Cuppiadge, E. C. Fairbanks and
J. H. Austin, Clerks.
DEPARTMENT OF MINES AND PUBLIC WORKS. Hon. D.
McDonald, Commissioner; Deputy Commissioner, John
Kelly; Inspector of Mines, Henry S. Poole; Inspector of
Works, H B. Reid.
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. Hon. R. A. MeHeffry, Presi
dent; H. Yeomans, V. P.; Professor Lawjon, Secretary.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. Superintend of Education,
Rev. A. S. Hunt, M.A.: Council of Public Instruction,
Members of Executive Council.
PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL FOR INSANE. Medical Superinten
dent, Jamea R. Del1o,(>le, M.D.
PKOYLNCE OF PKLNCE EDWARD ISLAND.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT CHARLOTTETOWN.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR Sir Robert Hodgson, Knight. H. F. A. Robinson, Private Secretary.
John Longworth and Lt.-CoL Robt. Robinson Hodgson, Provincial Aides-de-Camp.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Lt.-Col. Hon.
Hon. Robert Poore Haythorne
Edward Palmer
" Peter Sinclair
Hon. James R. McLean
James Muirhead
Henry Beer
Hon. James Yeo
" James Ilogan
Albert Hensley and Charles DesBrisay, Clerks. William C. DesBrisay, Assistant Clerk.
Queen s Co.
f Charlottetown
\ and Royalty
1st District
:
District
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. DONALD MONTGOMERY, President.
Thomas W. Dodd ^ n S s Co - ~ lsi District . .
Hon. D. Montgomery
" John Balderston
" Edward Palmer
" R. P. Haythorne
2nd District.
Prince Co. 1st District..
Hon. Patrick Walker
" James DingweUer
" A. A. Macdonald
Richard B. Reids
Herbert Bell
Hon. James Muirhead
2nd District. .
.... William G. Strong
OFFICERS OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. John Ball, Clerk; Henry Palmer, Usher of Black Rod and Sergeant-at-
Arms ; Rev. George Webber, Chaplain ; Jobji Hobb.s, Messenger ; Patrick Breeu, Door-keeper.
Queen s Co.Charlottetown . . Hon. F. de St. C. Brecken
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
- Speaker.
1st District
James C. Pope
Peter Sinclair
Queen s Co. 1st District .
" 2nd District
. ... William C. Lea
. . . Henry J . Callbeck
.. W. S. MoNeill
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[1875.
Queen s Co. 3rd District ..
*<
" Jiih District ..
Kiug s Co. Georgetown . . .
" 1st District ...
ft
" 2nd District ..
ti
" 3rd District ..
. Hon. Henry Beer
. John Angus McDonald
. Hon. Benjamin Davies
. David Laird
. Hon. T. Heath Haviland
. Archibald J. Macdonald
. Hon. James R. McLean
. W. W. Sullivan
. William Hooper
. Hon. James Hogan
. Augustine C. Macdonald
, John Scrimgeour
King s Co. Uh District .
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Prince Co. 1st District .
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" 2nd District.
" 3rd District .
Itth District .
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" 5th District .
Louis Henry Davies
Manoah Rowe
. Hou, Geo. W. Howlan
" Stanislaus F. Perry
John Yeo
" James Yeo
, Joseph O. Arsenault
John A. Macdonald
. Cornelius Howat
. John Beer
Hon. John Lefurgey
Thomas Kelly
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA.
SEAT OP GOVERNMENT PORT GARRY.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR or MANITOBA AND NORTH WEST TERRITORIES Hon. Alex. Morris, D C.L.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
President Hon. James McKay
Attorney-General H. J. Clarke, Q. C.
Treasurer " Thos. Howard
Sedley Blanchard, Clerk.
Minister Pnb. Wnrks <t Agricidt...llm. John Norquay
Provincial Secretory Joseph Royal
Minister of Education " Alfred Boyd
Hon. Francois Dauphiuais St. Franc iis Xavier
" Donald Qunn St. Andrew s
; Solom >n Hamlin St. Vital
" Colin lukster Seven Oaks, Kildonan
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. JAMES McKAT, Speaker.
Hon Jamas McKay Fort Garry
John Harrison O Donnell.... Winnipeg
Francis Ogletree Portage La Prairie
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. CURTIS J.
Adolphus Fred. Bird Portage La Prairie
Hon. Curtis J. Bird Winnipeg
Edwin Bourke St. James
Hou. Alfred B >yd Fort Garry
Hon Pa--cal Brwland Whit Horse Plains
Thomas Bunn Maplcton
Hon. H^nry Jame-i Clarke, Q.C. ...Winnipeg
Jajnes Cunningham Headiogly
Pierre De L Orrae St. Norbert
Hon. Joseph Duhuc Winnipeg
Hon. Marc tmabla Girvtrd Winnipeg
Edward II. G. G. Hay St. Andrew s, South
BIRD, M.D., Spe kor.
Hon. Thomas Howard Winnipeg
George Klyne St. Agatha
Joseph Lemay St. Norbert
Angus McKay St. Francois Xavier
John H. McTavish Fort Gurry
Hon. John Norquay High Bluff, Winnipeg
Hon. Joseph Royal Winnipeg
David Spaace Poplar Point
Liuis Schmidt St. Boniface
Hon. Donald A Smith Fort Garry
John Sutherland Kildonan
A. Beauohemin St. Vital
BOARD OP EDUCATION. Right Rev. Bishop of St. Boni
face. Plight Rev. Bishop of Kuoert s L*nd, Revs. J. Lavoie,
J. Black, C. Pinkhun, G. Young, J. Atlord, Dujas,
Hon. Joseph Royal. John Norquay, Dr. Bird, Molyneux
St. John, Pierre De L Orme, Joseph Dubuc. Hon. Joseph
Royal. Superintendent of Catholic Schools; Rev. Cyprian
Pirikbain, Superintendent of Protestant Schools.
OFFICIALS. John Armstrong, Sheriff; G. B. Spencer,
Cnlloctor of Customs; Hon. Jfi. B. Wood, Chief J ustiee ;
Daniel Casey, Prothouotary.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
SEAT OP GOVERNMENT VICTORIA, V. I.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR Hon. Joseph W. Trutch. Private Secretary A.. G. J. Finder.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Attorney-General and Premier Hon. G. A. Walkem
Chief Com. Lands and Works " Robert Beavan
J. J. Young, Clerk.
Provincial Clerk Hon. John Ash, M D.
(Without office) " W. J. Armstrong
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. JAMES TRIMBLE, M.D, Speaker.
Cariboo John G. Barnston . ...Barkerville
Joseph Hunter Victoria
Hon. 0. A. Walkem... Victoria
Camox Hon. John Ash Victoria
Oowichan John P. Biot.h Salt Spring Isl d
William Smithe Maple Bay
Esquimau Henry Cogan Craigflower
" A. R Robertson Victoria
Kootenay John A. Mara Kamloops
Charles Todd Victoria
Littooet Hon .T. B. Humphreys. Victoria
William Saul Clinton
Nanaimo John Robson Victoria
New Westminster... Hon.W.J. Armstrong. Victoria
" ...Josiah C. Hughes ....Burrard Inlet
N.W, ,itminster City f-Ienry Holbrook N. Westminster
Victoria W. A. Robertson Victoria
" William F. Tolmie. ...Victoria
Victoria Oily Hon. Robt. Beaven ...Victoria
" " Simeon Dick Victoria
" John F. McCreight ...Victoria
" Hon. James Trimble. Victoria
Yale James t Robinson Yale
" Charles A. Semlin. ...Cache Creek
" Robert Smith Victoria
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FOREIGN CONSULS IN CANADA.
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION. Vice-Consul, Three Rivers,
Geo. B. Day.
AUSTRIA t HUNGAHY. Consul, Montreal, Ed. Schultze,
BRAZIL. Vice-Consul, Halifax, N.S., M. Tobin.
CHILI. Consul-General, Montreal, Geo. B. Day. Consul,
Quebec, John Laird; Vice-Consuls, Chicoutimi, Hon.
David Price; Three, Rivers, J. F. Gaudet ; St. John,
N.B., J. W. ScamraelJ.
DENMARK. Consuls, Halifax, 8. Tobin ; Montreal, J. F.
WultT. Vice-Consuls, Quebec, George T. Peuiberton ; j
Sayuenay, David E. Price.
FRANCE. Consul-General, Quebec, Martial Chevalier.
Vice Consuls, Montreal, Dr. P. E. Picault ; Halifax,
N.S., J. B. Morrow ; Sydney, N.S , Hon. J. Bourinot ;
St. John s, Newfoundland, J. C. Toossaint. Consular
Agents, Toronto, W. J. Maodonell; St. John, N.B.
George Carvill ; CharlotMoivn, P E.I., Dr. Hobkirck.
GERMAN EMPIRE. Consuls, Toronto, J. A. Simmers ;
Quebec, C. Pitl ; Montreal, W. C. Muuderloh.
NETHERLANDS. Consul-General, Toronto, B. H. Dixon,
K.N. L. Vice-Consul, Quebec, C. Johnson; Halifax,
!f.S., W. N. Wickwire, M.D.; St. John, N.B., T. E.
G. Tisdale.
PF.RV. Consul, Montreal, Goo. B. Day. Vice-Consuls,
Quebec, John Laird ; Chicoutimi, Hon. David Price ;
Three Rivers, J. F. Gaudet; St. John, N.B., J. W.
BcammelL
SPAIN. Consul-General, Quebec, Senor Don Mariano
Alvarez. Vice-Consuls, Quebec, Don Jose Navarro ; |
Montreal, Dr. J. L. Leprohon ; Gasps., Antony Pain- i
chaud. Vice-Consul, St. John, N. B., Henry Jack.
Consular Agents, St. Stephen s, Davis Brown ; St. \
George s. Samuel Johnson ; Caraquette and Shippigan, !
John R. Dawn. Vice-Consuls, Halifax, N.S., Don
Antonio M. de Zea ; Sydney, Wm. Purves. Consular
Agents, Yarmouth, George. S. Brown; Lunenburg,
Daniel Owen, sen. ; Liverpool, Robie L. Sterns ; Little
Glace Bay, Charles H. Rigby ; Pictow; Howard Prim
rose. Vice-Consul, CharlotMown, P.E.I., T. S. Carvell, !
Vice-Consul, St. John s, Newfoundland, Don Jose
Fronski. Consular Agent.*, Trinity, A. H. Cole ;
Greenspond, James L. Noonan ; Tulinguet, Duder ;
Fogo, Hay Findlater ; Jiurin, Francis Bertcau ; Har
bour Rritnn, Philip Hubert ; Gnnllois, William Galloze.
Vice-Consul, Harbour Grace, Thomas H. Ridley.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY. Consul, Quebec, W. A. Schwartz.
Vice-Consuls, Montreal, John P. Wnltf ; Escoumains,
John E. Barry ; Saguenay, D. Price Hoble ; Trois
Pistnles, Nazaire Tetu ; Eimouski and Matane, George
Sylvain ; Gaspe, J. J. Lowndes ; Dalhousie, N.B., Ge.o.
Haddon ; Miramichi, Richard Hutchison; Ricliibiu-lu,
R. Hutchinson ; Buctouchc,, J. Bowser ; Shedinc, Wm.
S. M. Harrington ; St. John, John Cudlip ; Bathurst,
John Ferguson, jun.; Halifax, N.S., James B. Oxley ;
Pugu ash, II. G. Pirieo, jun. ; Yarmouth, J. M. Moody,
Sydney, C.B., Wm. H. Archibald, jun.; Pictow, N.S.,
J. R. Noonan ; St. John s, Newfoundland, Robert H.
Prowse ; Hamilton, Ont , Silas E. Gregory.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Consul-General, Montreal,
W. A. Dart. Vice and Dep. Consul-General, Montreal,
Orlando P. Bloss. Consuls, Clifton, R. S. Chilton ;
Fo>t Erie, A. C. Phillips ; Goderich, A. A. Thompson ;
iliihiliton. H. Ray Myers; Kingston, James M. True;
Prescott, C. S. Sims ; Port Simla, S. D. Pace; Toronto,
A. D. Shaw. Vice-Consuls, La Rue Peck, Windsor,
John L. Near ; Coaticook, Edward Vaughan ; Quebec,
W. C. Howells : Halifax, N.S., M. M. Jackson ; Pictou,
N.S., Oscar Malmros; St. John, N.B., Darius B..
Warner; St. John s, Newfoundland, T. N. Malloy ;.
Charlotte/own, P.K.I., David M. Dunn; St. John s, (j.,
; Winnipeg, M., James W. Taylor; Pictoriu,
B.C., D. Eckstein.
URUGUAY. Co nsul, Montreal, F. W. Henshaw. Vice.
Consuls, Montreal, F. C. Henshaw ; Sydney, C. B.,
H. H. Archibald; PictoU, N.S., Charles W. Ives;
Bristol, S. C. Tapper; St. Mary s Bay, Charles B.
Everett ; Annapolis, Tims. A. Gavaza ; Quebec, C. P.
Champion ; Three Rivers, >ames McDougall ; St. John,
N.B., A. D. Goodwin.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC.
AGRICULTURAL AND ARTS ASSOCIATION. Members of
thf, Council, 187U. Arch. McNab, Lochiel, Ira Morgan,
O.sgoode, Andrew Wilson, Maitland, J. B. Aylsworth,
Newtrargh, Samuel Wihnot, Newcastle, George Graham,
Brampton, Thos. Stock, Hamilton, J. C. Rykcrt, M.P.P.,
St. Catharines, Hon. David Christie, Paris, Robert
Gibbous, Goderich, Lionel E. Shipley, Falkirk, Stephen
White, Charing Cross. Ex-officio Members. Hon. A.
McKellar, Commissioner of Agriculture, &c., Toronto;
James Young, M.P , Gait, President of the Mechanics
Institute Association of Ontario ; Rev. R. Burnet, Ham
ilton, President of tiie Fruit Growers Association ; Geo.
Backland, Toronto, Professor of Agriculture in the.
University of Toronto ; Rev. Dr. Ryerson, Chief Super
intendent of Education. Ontario ; Rev. C. J. S. B.-thune,
President of the Ontario Entomological Society, Port
Hope ; K. Grahame, President of the Dairymen s Asso
ciation, Belleville. President, Robt. Gibbons, Goderich ;
Vice-President, Arch. Mo Nab, Lochiel; Treasurer, Geo.
Graham, Brampton ; Secretary, II. C. Thomson, Toronto ;
ConSttltvng Chemist, Professor Croft, University College ;
Veterinary Surgeon and Referee, A. Smith, Licentiate
Edinburgh Veterinary College ; Seedsman, Jas. Fleming,
Toronto ; Bankers^ Bank of Commerce ; General Superin-
tendcnt of the. Exhibition, Henry Anderson, London.
FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO. Officers
ft i 1 1875: President, Rev. R. Burnet, Hamilton; Vice-
President. George Leslie, jun., Leslie; Secretary and
Treasurer, D. W. Beadle, St. Catharines. Directors,
P. C. Dempsey, Albury ; Charles Arnold, Paris ; John
Grey, Toronto; Jas. Uougall, Windsor; Peter Murray,
Hamilton ; William Saunders, London ; James SkeadJ
Ottawa; Henry MacPtiewon. Owen Sound; G. Elliott
Guelph. Auditors, W. J. McCalla, James Taylor, St!
Catharines. Every year the Association makes a Report
t/"l ftnt7<VI*nimartt r\f ill ifo -f .-n na.-> f i,^r .- IWF!I J rtV. T5 ,.- i- _ .
to Government of all its transactions, which Report con
tains a great deal of very valuable information respect
ing fruit culture. A copy of this Report is forwarded
i from the office of the Commissioner of Agriculture to
every member. Besides this, the Association distributes
annually to each of its members some valuable fruit tree,
vine or plant which gives promise of being valuable in
our climate, in this way making an experimental garden
of the whole Province. The membership is nearly 3,000.
CANADIAN INSTITUTE. Officers : President, Rev. H
^adding, D. D. ; 1st Vice-President, W. M. Clark, Esq.
2nd Vice-President, C. B. Hall, M. D. ; 3rd Vice- President
Prof. H. A. Nicholson, D Sc., etc. ; Recording Secretary
G. Murray; Corresponding Secrelar;/, J. London, M.A.
Treasurer, S. Spreull ; Librarian, M. Gumming, LL.B. T
Curator, R. A. Reeve, M. D. ; Council J. Kirkland, M.A.
A. McMurchy, M.A., Prof. D. Wilson, LL.D., W. H.
Ellis, M.A., M.B., Prof. J. B. Cherriman, M.A., W
Outright, M.A., M.I).
CANADIAN INSTITUTE MEDICAL SECTION. Organized
April, 1863. Dr. W. Oldright, Chairman ; Drs. Coleman,
Agnew and Hillary, Committee: Dr. Archibald, Secretary.
ONTARIO DENTAL SOCIETY. Instituted 1SG7. Officers
for 1874-5: President, S. Clements, fj.D.S., Kingston;
Vice-Preiident., N. Pearson. L. D.S., Newmarket; Secre
tary. S. Teakey, Toronto; Trw-snrer. J. Bowes, L.D.S.,
Hamilton. The Society meets annually for the discus
sion of questions of praoticil interest to tha profession.
DENTAL ASSOCIATION OF THS PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Incorporated ISOS. Dental Board of Examiners Presi
dent, A. Bernard, Montreal ; Secretary, W. G. Beers,
Montreal; Treasurer. C. Brewster, Montreal; Registrar
C. F. F. Trestler, M.D., Montreal.
TORONTO MECHANICS INSTITUTE. Established 1830
Incorporated 184(5. President, Matthew Sweetnam ; 1st
Vice-President, Thos. Davison; 2/wZ Vice-President, John
Shankliu ; Treasurer, T. Maclear ; Secretary, John Davy,
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[1875.
ONTARIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE ASSOCIATION. Pre
sident, Jas. Young, M.P., Gait ; Vice-President, Matthew
Sweetnara, Toronto ; Secretary and Treasurer, William
Edwards, Toronto ; Executive Committee, D. McCrae,
Guelpli ; Otto Klptz, Preston ; Peter Begg, Brighton ;
D. Ormiston, Whitby.
CANADIAN CHESS ASSOCIATION. Organized 1872.
Officers for 1874-5 : President, Prof. Cherriman, Toronto ;
Vice- Presidents, Dr. H. A. Howe, Montreal ; Dr. J. B.
Huiibert, Ottawa ; Mr. G. E. Jackson, Seaforth ; Mr.
Alfred Miles, Halifax ; Secretary and Treasurer, Rev.
T. D. Phillipps, M.A. , Ottawa; Committee of Management.
Messrs. J. Henderson, St. Liboire ; J. G. Ascher, Mon
treal ; J. T. Wylde, Halifax; G. P. Baker. Ottawa;
J. G. Gordon, Toronto ; S. KBIT, St. John ; Judges of
Problems, Prof. Cherriman and Messrs. Northcote and
Jones, Toronto. The fourth Annual Meeting and Tourna
ment of the Association will be held in Ottawa, at 7.30
p.m. of Tuesday, August 16th. 1875.
OTTAWA LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY. Patron,
His PJxcellency the Governor General ; President, J.
Thorburn, M.A. ; 1st Vicc-President, Thos. Kirby ; 2nd
Vice-P resident, E. A. Meredith, LL.D. ; Secretary, H. P.
Hill, M.A. ; Treasurer, J. G. White ; Librarian, W. D.
Le Sueui, B.A. ; Curator, Major White; Members of
Council, G. W. Wicksteed, Q.C., Thos. Hector, F. H.
Chrysler ; Custodian, John Jackson.
NUMISMATIC AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY OF MON
TREAL. Organized 1862. Incorporated 1870. Officers,
1874: President, H. Mott ; Vice-Presidents, D. Rose and
Major Latour ; Treasurer and Curator, R. W. McLachlan ;
Secretary, Gerald E. Hart. Meets in its Rooms in the
Natural History Society s Building, corner of University
and Cathcart Streets, every second Wednesday in each
month. Visitors to Museum are admitted free on appli
cation to the Secretary for a pass. Canadian Antiquarian
and Numismatic Journal published quarterly by the
Society ; price $1.50 per annum.
ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF ONTARIO. Organized
1863. Incorporated 1871. President, Rev. C. J. S.
Bethune, M. A., Port Hope; Vice-President, E. Baynes
Reed, London; Secretary-Treasurer, J. H. McMeclum,
London; Curator, J. M. Dsnton, London. Directors,
Win. Saunders, London; R. V. Rogers, jun., Kingston;
Rev. Canon Innes, London ; Geo. W. Bowles, Montreal ;
J. M. Denton, London. Auditors, J. H. Griffith and C.
Chapman, London. The Society publish an illustrated
Annual Report on Noxious and Beneficial InsecU, present
ed to the Hon. Commissioner of Agriculture of Ontario,
and Tlie Canadian Entomologist, a monthly illustrated
magazine ; General Editor, Wm. Saunders, London ;
Editing Committee, Rev. C. J. S. Bethune, M.A., and
E. B. Reed. The Society has brunches at London,
Hamilton, Kingston and Montreal. The General Meet
ing of the Society is held each year during the Annual
Exhibition of the Agriculture and Arts Association of
Ontario.
LONDON BRANCH. Officers : President, A. Pnddi-
combe; Vicc-President, H P. Bocljfc Secretary-Treas-urer,
J. Geddes ; Curator, F. Osborue.
KINGSTON BRANCH. Officers : President, Prof. N. F.
Dupuis ; Vice-president, E. H. Collins ; Secretary-Trea
surer, R. V. Rogers, jun.
MONTREAL BRANCH. Officers : President, William
Coupcr; Vice-President, M. Kollmar ; Secretary-Trea
surer, F. B. Caulfield ; Curator, W. Hibbins ; Council,
G. J. Bowles, P. Kuetying, and C. W. Pearson.
ONTARIO BEE-KEEPERS ASSOCIATION. President, Rev.
W. F. Clarke, Guelph ; Vice-President, J. H. Thomas,
Brooklin ; Secretary-Treasurer, A C. Attwood, London ;
Executive Committee, Messrs. B. Losie, Cobourg ; Hugh
Lipsett, Campbell s Cross ; John Jewett, Lucknow ; D.
Reekie, Wilfrid ; George Ott, Arkona. Association
patronage given to the "American Bee Journal."
ONTARIO TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. President, Pro
fessor Gold win Smith, M.A. ; 1st Vice-President, M. J.
Kelly, M.D., Inspector of Brant; 2nd Vice-President,
D. I. Johnston, Cobourg ; 3rd Vice-President, Jas. Turn- j
bull, B.A. ; Uth V ice-President, E. Scarlett, Cobourg; 5th
Vice-President, W. Watson, Weston ; 6th Vice-President,
Dr. Thorburn, Ottawa ; Corresponding Secretary, Thos.
Kii-kland, M.A. ; Recording Secretary, A. McMurchy,
M.A. ; Treasurer, Samuel McAllister.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Hon
orary President, Rev. Prof. G. P. Young, M.A. ; 1st
Vice-President, P. Straith, B.A. ; Snd Vice- President, C.
Fletcher, M.A. ; Secretary and Treasurer, W. J. Robert
son, B.A. ; Corresponding Secretary, J J. Henry.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION OF THE UNI
VERSITY OF VICTORIA COLLF.GE. Established 1857.
Meets every Friday evening at Alumni Hall. There is a
debate each evening, President, Rev. S. S. Nelles, D. D.,
LL.D.; 1st Vice-President, G. C. Workman; 2nd V-ice-
President, R. B. Hare ; Critic, A. Coleman ; Assistant
Critic, J. G. Douse ; Corresponding Secretary, F. W.
Barrett; Recording Secretary, B. E. McKenzie; Assistant
Recording Secretary, S. C. Edmunds; Treasurer, S. Bur-
wash ; Librarian, J. Fawcett ; Assistant Librarian, S.
Stewart ; Board of Directors, J. G. Douse, G. Beavers,
J. Mills, J. Fawcett, J. W. Bell and B. E. McKenzie.
THE JACKSON SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIC
TORIA COLLEGE. Meetings every Friday evening in
Wesley Hall. Discussion, readings and recitations each
evening. President, Rev. Prof. Burwash, M.A., B.D. ;
1st Vice-President, A. M. Phillips ; 2nd Vice-P resident,
T. W. Campbell ; Secretary, J. W. Freeman ; Assistant
Secretary, J. Mills ; Treasurer, J. Edmonds ; Critic, J. W.
Annis ; Assistant Critic, W. S. Jamieson ; Reading Room
Committee, S. Sillery, J. W. Bell and J. R. Smith.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SO
CIETY. Established 1854. Number of members, 504.
Meets every Friday evening at University College.
Public debates once ill each month. Patrons, the Presi
dent and Professors of University College. President,
JohnG. Robinson, M.A. ; 1st Vice-President, W. Fletcher;
2nd Vice-President, W. G. Eakins ; Jtecording Secretary,
L. Harstone; Treasurer, W. Grant; Curator, F. L. Boyd ;
Corresponding Secretary, J. J. Henry; Secretary of Com
mittees, W. N. Ponton ; Councillors, J. A. Wright, J.
McCoy, H. E. Morphy, E. B. Brown, I. L. Cox.
ALBERT COLLF.GE THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. President,
Rev. E. I. Badgley, M. A.. B.D. ; 1st Vice-President, G. S.
Wright, Ph.D.; Snd Vice-President, Rev. W. H. zVnger ;
3rd Vice-President, T. Graham : Secretary, A. W. Ban
nister ; Chaplain, Rev. J. VauWyck.
ALBERT COLLKGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. President,
J. W. Wright ; 1st Vice-President, A. M Morris ; Snd
Vice-President, W. S. McLaohlan ; Critic, E. McMahon,
B.A. ; Assistant Critic, G. W. Andrews ; Secretary, F. W.
Davis ; Assistant Secretary, A. W. Bannister ; Corres
ponding Secretary, W. P. Dyer; Chaplain, J. H. Ford.
ALBERT COLLEGE NEOPHYTE SOCIETY. President, S.
W. Vance ; Vice-President, A. W. Peart : Secretary, F. E.
O. Flynn ; Treasurer, G. Campbell ; Critic, S. G. Briggs ;
Chaplain, R. M. Johnston.
ALBERT COLLEGE ADELPHIAN SOCIETY. President,
Miss S. Bartholomew ; Vice-President, Miss M. Dawson ;
Secretary, Miss S. Ashton ; Treasurer, Miss Striker ;
Librarian, Miss Vermilyea.
TRINITY COLLEGE LITERARY INSTITUTE. Council for
1874-5 : President, R. L. M. Houston, B.A. ; Treasurer,
H. B. Patton, B.A. ; Secretary, E. L. Dickinson ; Libra
rian, J. A. Houston ; Curator, W. H. Wood, B.A. ;
Member for III Year, A. Elliott ; Member for II Year,
J. Farncomb.
TRINITY COLLEGE READING CLUB. Officers for 1874-5 :
President, R. L. M. Houston, B.A. ; Treasurer. D. C.
Pattee ; Secretary, J. Farnoomb ; Non-Official Members,
C. R. Gunne and C. L. Ingles.
KNOX COLLEGE METAPHYSICAL AND LITERARY SOCIETY.
President, P. Straith, B. A. ; 1st Vice-President, William
Reid; 2nd Vice-President, D. B. McRae ; Recording
Secretary, C. Fletcher, M. A. : Corresponding Secretary,
J.Johnston; Treasurer, D. G. McKay; Curator, P. C.
Gnldie ; Crimmitteemen. A. M. Hamilton, M.A., C. Cam
eron and W. Fitzsimmons.
ALMA MATER SOCIETY, QUEEN S COLLEGE, KINGSTOK.
Established 1S5S. President, John Mclntyre, M.A. ;
Non-resident Vice-President, Rev. George Bell, LL.D. ;
Resident Vice-President, Malcolm MacGillivray, M.A. ;
Secretary, John Ball Dow; Treasurer, John M. Duff;
Executive Committee, T. H. McGuire, B.A., Alex. Mao-
Gillivray, James Cumberland, D. P. Clapp, M. Oxley
and J. Ferguson.
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T. M. C. ASSOCIATIONS ODD FELLOWS.
YOUNG MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS,
ONTARIO AND QUEBEC.
CONVENTION or 1874-75. Officers President, Thomas
Muir, London. ^ice-Presidents, W. J. B. Patterson, Mon
treal ; James Gordon, Iiigersoll ; R. Baldwin, Toronto ;
Sheriff Hall, Peterboro ; G. Foster, Brantford. Minute
Secretary, T. C. Robinson, Goderich. Recording Secre
taries, D. A. Budge, Montreal ; E. H. Fogarty, Port Hope,
Executive Committee, G. Hague, Chairman; R. Baldwin,
Assistant Chairman; S. C. Duncan Clark, Treasurer;
T. J. Wilkie, Secretary; M. S. Richmond, James Hughes
Corresponding M<:mi>r., s, 0. A. Budge, Montreal G. A.
Young, Hamilton; Thos. Muir, London; W. P. Crombie
Brantford ; J. Rothwell, Kingston ; R. Gray Port Hope
D. McCrea, Guelph ; P. W. Radford, Ottawa; T C
Robinson, Goderich ; J. C. Thompson. Quebec ; A Alison
London ; R. Shields, Toronto.
ASSOCIATIONS IN ONTARIO.
NAME.
Almonte
PRESIDENT.
J. Jamieson
J. Dewitt
COR. SEC.
J Wilkie
MEMB.
74
NAME.
New Aberdeen.
Napauee
PRESIDENT.
Win. Stark
Stephen Gibson.
COR. SEO. MEMB.
Wm. Lockie
Berlin
J. G. Mowatt .
F. Yellowlees.
W. P. Crombie
.. 45
.. 53
.. 233
100
Bowman ville.. .
Brantford
P. Trebilcock...
W T . Wilkinson . . .
W. N. Van Tassel
A. Laws
J. Snow
North Dumfries
O liemee
J. Kd <r ar
W. Brundrett . .
W. H. Leaf
J. Carmichael ..
W. J. Topley . . .
Dr. Ryall
W. E. Adams . ..
W. Craig, jun. ..
J. Smith
A. Burns
A. Maekinon.. ..
Hon. A. Vidal . .
James Keele
C. Davis
J. E. Wilson.. ..
A. E. St. Dalmas
W. Clark
W. H. Davis....
Thos. Neelands. .
J. D. Collins....
G. Franklin
J. Huston
60
76
150
200
48
17.5
70
65
97
Belleville
Orillia
Oshawa
Cobourg
Thos. S. Cole. .
T Edwards .
.. 120
45
Dundas
Elora
39
Paisley
Fergus
Gait .
J. Grant
J Woods
W. Smellie..
.. 50
Paris
Port Hope
Peterborough. ..
St. Thomas
Stratford
Sarnia
J.Kay
E. Seaker
.. 55
156
Guelph
E. W. McGuire..
K F. Moore ....
J. Watson
(Railway Reaa
Goderich
Hamilton
Harrisburg Stat.
F. Mason ....
.50
Win. Shawcross.. 210
ing Room.)
Kincardine
D. Cameron ....
R. V. Rogers.. ,.
S. A. McMurtry.
T. Muir
Re v. J . Carmichae
PRESIDENT.
T. J. Claxton...
H. Fry
A. Andrews . .
John Rothwell
W. Flavell....
. . an
.. 40
.. 130
.. 42
Stavner
Toronto
Thomas Earl ....
John Macdonald
J. McLeod
J. McLeod.. .
Norton Millar. ..
Thos. J. Wilkie..
J. Reverson . .
13
525
Kingston
Lindsay
London
Markham
Walkorton
Woodstock
Win Clark
A. J. Campbell
. 137
Whitby
.T TTr>l,loT>
J. McMillian..
83
MB.
Winnipeg Hon.W.N.Kenuitz
I N QUEBEC.
NAME. PRESIDENT.
St. John
NAME.
Montreal
ASSOCIA
COR. SEC.
D. A. Budge..
W. Brown
TIONS
MEMB.
. 1518
.. 328
COR. SEO. ME
Quebec
Sherbrook
R. Duff
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Wm. Fitzsimmons. M. W. Grand Master Brockville
H. E. Buttery R.W. Deputy Grand Master London
J. T. Hornibrook.. " Grand Warden Toronto
J. B. King " " Secretary Brantford
George Irwin " " Treasurer Windsor
James Woodyatt. . " " Representative Brantford
Grand Lodge of Ontario.
John Barr R. W.Grand Representative. Hamilton
Georga Wales. . . " Marshall. ... St. Catharines
P. W. Johnston. Conductor Goderich
Joseph Graig ... " " Guardian St Mary s
Wm. Bissoll .... " Chaplain London
SUBORDINATE LODGES
LODGE.
NO.
LOCATION.
NIGHT OF MEETING.
LODGE.
NO.
LOCATION.
NIGHT OF MEETING.
Brock
9
16
29
30
33
34
35
36
38
40
41
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
61
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
Brockville
St. Catharines .
Chatham
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday "
Wednesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Friday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Friday
Friday
Thursday
Thursday
Barrio
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Wednesday
Thursday
Alternate Friday
Friday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday"
Tuesday
Friday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Monday
Monday
Thursday
Thursday
Alternate Tuesday
Union
Hamilton
Chatham
Eureka
Friendship . . .
Fl. Nightingale
Exeter
Bowman ville. ..
Exeter
Erie
Port Burwell . .
Brantford
In;rersoll
!8t. Mary s
London
Gore
Samaritan ....
St Mary s
Forest City. ..
Rondeau
Avon
North Star . ..
Hope ....
Stayner
Harriets ville. ..
Lucan. .. .
Lucan
The Toronto..
Eastern Star..
Blenheim
Whitbv
Stratford
Excelsior
Frontier
Hamilton
Bothwell
Warriner
St. Thomas . ..
Oxford
Bothwell
Windsor
Port Perry
St. Thomas.. ..
Mount Zion. .,
Unity
Newbury .. .
Hamilton
Dominion ....
Canada
London
Durham
Nipissing
Amity
Port Hope
Toronto
Otter
Tilsonburg ..
Prescott
Covenant
Niagara Falls..
Colliiigwood . .
Fidelity
Mitchell
Toronto
Belleville
Beaver .
Belleville
Clifton
Clinton .
(, ollingwood . . .
Seaforth. .
Walkerton
Constellation..
Napanee
Empire
Walkerton
Burgessville . ..
Queen City . . .
Maple Leaf . . .
Howard
Toronto
Orungovillc.. ..
Strathroy
Kingston
St. Catharines..
\Voo<lstoek ....
Guelph
Olive Branch..
Reliance
Ivy
Kingston
Wardsville . . .
Corinthian . . .
Wardsville
Oshawa
Park Hill
Grand River..
Paris
Milton
[707]
ODD FELLOWS.
[1875.
LODGE.
NO.
LOCATION.
NIGHT OF MEETING.
LODGI-:.
NO.
LOCATION.
NIGHT OF MEETING.
Western City. .
93
94
95
!6
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
Chatham
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Wednesday
Thursday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday-
Friday
Tuesday
Monday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saxon . .
121
122
123
124
125
12(3
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
1-10
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
Ailsa Craig ....
Streetsville ....
Palmerston
Dresden
Wednesday
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
Monday
Monday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Friday
Friday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Friday
Monday
Aylmer
Streetsville . ..
Palmerston.. .
Dresden.. .
Port Stanley..
Nith
Port Stanley...
New Hamburg.
Berlin
Grand Union. .
Stella
Carlton Place . .
Sarnia
Belleville
Kilbride
Sarnia
Mizpah
Mystic .
Watford
Lindsay
Golden Star. . .
Dosoronto ....
Cataract
Lindsay
Brampton
Charity
Sunderland
Thorold
Mill Point
Livingstone ..
Marion
Drummondville
Hamilton
Renfrew
Crescent . .
Oakville
Oakville
Manilla
Glencoe
Orient
Glencoe
Welland
St. Clair
Pt Kdwavd....
Gait
Peaceful Dove.
Coboura 1
Caiinington.. ..
Royal Oak
Orion ........
Forest
Georgetown . ..
Vorkville
St. Lawrence..
Ancaster
Brockville
Laurel .
Peterborough.
Lucknow
Trenton . .
Peterborough . .
Lucknow
Trenton
Garnet
Mount Forest..
Lsamington . ..
i Leamington. . .
Capital
Gananoque . ..
Harmony ....
Gananoque ....
Brantford
Concord
Bay of Quinte.
Riogetown. . . .
Riverside
Vivian . . .
Pioton
Markhani
Valley City....
Shannonville. .
Mait and
Dundas
Slianuonville. ..
Wingham
Arnprior
Model
SydenhamVal.
Wallaceburg. ..
Right Worthy Grand Encampment of Ontario.
OFFICERS.
John Gibson. .. M. W. Grd. Patriarch .... Stratford
Harper Wilson. M. W.
Hugh Blain.... R. W.
M. D. Dawson. . "
Adam Purves .. "
High Priest .. St. Catharines
Sen Warden.. Toronto
Scribe &Treas. I/.mdon
Rep.G.L.,U.S. St. Catharines
SUBORDINATE K N C AMPM SN T S AND OFFICERS.
3. Ham Perry. R. W.Grd. Rep. G. L., U. 8. .. Whitby
W. H. Cole. .. " " Junior Warden.. .. Brockville
Jas. H. Young W. " Sontinsl Chatham
J. Fullerton.. " Outside Sentinel.. Strathroy
NO.
ENCAMPMBNT.
P03T OFFICE.
NtGHT OF MEF/TING.
CHIEF PATRIARCH.
HIGH PRIEST.
SCRIBE.
1
g
;-!
4
5
6
7
i!
11
12
IS
14
15
it;
17
18
19
20
21
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24
2.0
Union .
St. Catharines.
Windsor.
1st & 3rd Wednesday..
2nd & 4th Friday
2nd & 4th Thursday. ..
1st & 3rd Fridav . .
W A Rawlins
J. M. Laurie.. .. R- S. Ness
Jos. S. Ed^ar
\V. R. Brown
A. R. Narraway. ..
John Humphry. ..
Geo. Wilson
J. F. Bell
\V. Woods . ..
W. A. Allen
W. A. Warren
F. J. Grennev
F. H. Cowley
T. Greenville
A. H. McKenzie
Brint
Brantford ....
Stratford
St. Mary s
Hamilton ....
Toronto . . .
J Doimead
Charity
2nd & 4th Friday
1st & 3rd Thursday ...
2nd & 4th Monday
2nd & 4th Thursday. ..
1st & 3rd Friday
James Sinisun . .
P. Goodbow ....
H. Allen
Beaver
Burlington . ..
Toronto
Brock .
W Fricker . . .
G H Carey
J. F Crai ... .
Robt. Dodds
W. H. Cole
A. J. Powell
James Cowdrey
R. Young
Geo. A. Carson
Geo. A. Rose
W. Perry
S. A. Parsons
E. Frost
J. A. Sterling
W. A. Rohlin
J. C. Lindop
J. E. D.Crawford
J. A. McLean
R. C. Green
John Walker
J. A. McMurtrey
Brockville ....
Chatham
James Briggs
T. S Stanton
J. E. Hawkins ....
D Weir
A. S. Manhard..
R. M. M. Patton.
James Pellow. ..
T. Burden
Chatham
1st & 3rd Thursday . ..
2nd & 4th Friday
2nd & 4th Monday ....
1st & 3rd Friday
\lh"rt
Bowinanville. .
Whitby
Whitby
W Adams
John Killip
S. G. Chaaibeii n
J. B. Mclver . ..
S. J. Potter ....
D. Eccles
J. J. Davis
W. S. Fanning..
A, Murray
James Harris. ..
A. Edwards ....
J Bo wen
Fidelity
Strathroy ....
Kingston
Napanee
1st & 3rd Tuesday
2nd <i 4th Monday ....
2nd & 4th Thursday. ..
2nd & 4th Monday ....
1st & 3rd Wednesday..
2nd & 4th Wednesday .
1st A 3rd Monday
2nd & 4th Friday
D. M. Telford
Geo. Lee
R L. Chatterson..
Henry Harrison. . .
W. H. Marsh
L H. Post
Kingston
Mount Ararat.
Parkhill
Northern Star.
Port Perry . . .
Belleville
St. Thomas . ..
Ingersoll
Manilla . .
Elgin
Unity
Guiding Star. .
Niagara Falls..
Friendship . . .
J M Green
H Kerr
1st A 3rd Monday
2nd & 4th Wednesday .
2nd A 4th Tuesday
K. E. Henderson..
Clifton
Petrolia
Ed. A. Archer ....
R d flha.nt, . .
J. E. Durham. ..
B. D. Deering. ..
Port Hope ....
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND PATRIARCHS.
J. B. Mclntyre..
F. T. Rice
George Shaw . . . .
Thos. Woodyatt.
Dr. Campbell . . .
A. W. Knox
George Midgley .
Win. Badenaeh . .
Win. Cook
John P Young..
Dr. Rae
Samuel Burden. .
John Parker.. . .
Union Encamp t
Frontier
Harmony
Brant "
Charity
Beaver
Burlington "
Toronto
Brock "
Chatham
Ontario "
Albert
Whitby
No. 1, St. Catharines
2, Windsor
3, London
4, Brantford
6, Stratford
6, St. Mary s
7, Hamilton
8, Toronto
9, Broekville
10, Chatham
11, Oshawa
12, BowmanviUe
13, Whitby
[708J
Hector Urquhart
Dr. Fowler
Robt. Mr.D.mald.
D. McGregor
II. Warrincr
John G. Moore. . .
George Shaw
J. F. McDonald..
R. Warriner
John Murray
J. Elias Durham.
C. S. Male . .
Fidelity Encamp t
Kingston
Mount Ararat "
Hebron "
Northern Star
Quinte
Elgin
Unity
Guiding Star
Niagara Falls
Friendship
Victoria
No. 14, Strathroy
15, Kingston
16, Napanee
17, Parkhill
IS, Port Perry
19, Belleville
20, St. Thomas
21, Ingersoll
22, Manilla
23, Clifton
24, Petrolia
25, Port Hope
1875.]
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
65
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, DOMINION OF CANADA.
GENERAL P03T OFFICE. OTTAWA.
Postmaster-General. Hon. D. A. Macdonald; Deputy
Postmaster-General. W. H. Griffin. Secretary s Branch:
Secretary, W. White; Firrt CUss Clerks, W. D. Le Sueur,
H. S. Weatherley, 8. King; Senior Second Class Clerks,
G. II. Har?r*ve, U. W. Griffin, J. Piunkstt, J. Walsh,
J.Graham; Junior Second Class Clerks, H. G. Hopkirk,
W. A. Msingy. Sidney Smith, jun., J. F. Ruttan; Third
Class Clerks, A. W. Thr .op. C. B. Brodie, W. L. Blair,
R. A. Salter. G. R. White. J. M. O Leary, J. Lemuine,
0. Fortier; Temporary Clerks. A. J. MeDermid. D. Mc-
Dmald. A. W. McLennan, W. A. Jonas. P. D. Mclntyre,
G. Binks. L. A. Casgrain. J. A. McDonnell, J. Mooney, W.
Frechette. A. Dorion. Savinf/if Bank Branch: Superin
tendent. J. C. Stewart; Senior Second Class Clerk, D.
Matheson: Junior Second Class Clers, J. Rose Smith;
Third Class Clerks, A. J. Boswell, E. B. Bell, N. Garland,
H. Kreps. W. H. Harrington, W. H. Kagleson, W. H. >!>
Cuaig, G. R. Major: Probationary, G. L. Plnnkett, H. J.
Larkin; Temporary Clerk. J. Berry. Mowy Order Branch:
Superintendent, P. Le Sueur; First Class Clerk, C. W.
Jenkins; Senior Second Class Clerk, J. Brophy; Junior
Second Class Clerks, J. MeDougall, R. J. Shaw, C. J.
Higo-ins; Third Cla=s Clerk?, C. Sangster, M. K. Dnnlevie,
J. F. Wall, J. C. Bonner. A. W. Wai!, J. H. Spencer, F. W.
Mills L.W.Travis; Probationary, W. Brophy; Temporary
Clerks, A. McGillis, C. P. Le Sueur, W. Bristow, D. D.
McPherson, W. J. Barrett. Accountant s Branch: Ac
countant, II. A. Wicksteed ; Assistant Accountant, W. H.
Smithson; First Class Clerk, P. E. Bnoke; First Class
Clerks (Supernumeraries of old organization), R. Oliver,
J. Audette; Senior Se,-ond Class Clerks, B. H. Benjamin,
H. J. Garrett A. Lindsay: Junior Second Class <Jierks,
J. McNab, C. Roger, L. Blanchet. G. M. Patrick. W.
Blanchard. T. H. Allen ; Third Class Clerks, R. J. Oliver,
D. McCarthy, J. E. Hopkirk, C. G. Falconer, E. A. D.
Jones, J. G. Fortier, H. M. Jarvin, E. C. Coffin; Proba
tionary, H. A. Ferguson; Temporary Clerks, B. Wallis,
P. J. Leahy. Cashier s Branch : Cashier, J. Aghworth.
Office Keeper and Messenger, G. Ranee; Messengers, M.
Bennett, E. D.uightry, J. Bell.
Post Office Inspectors: John Dewg. Chief Inspector, Ot
tawa, Ont.; Arthur Woodgate, Halifax, N. S.; John Mc
Millan, St. John, N. B.; W. G. Sheppard, Quebec, Q.; Ed.
F. King, Mon-real. Q.: R. W. Barker, Kingst n, Ont.; M.
Sweetnam, Toronto, Ont.; G. E. Griffln, London, Ont. ;
Thos. P. French, Ottawa, Ont. ; R. Wallace, Victoria, B. C.
LETTER RATES, ETC.
Canada. Letters posted in Canada addresped to any
place wit hie the Dominion (including Manitoba, Hiit;
Co umbi:t and fi in :-a E Iward Island) pass, if prepaid, for
3 cents per \% oz., but if posted unpaid such letters are
charged 5 cents per ^ oz. Letters mailed at any office
for delivery by or from thtt same office, are charged one
cent esch and must be prepaid, otherwise they are sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
ffp.wfmmrVimt. Postage on letters 6 cents per % oz.
Newspapers 2 cents each. Prepayment necessary.
Bermuda (via Halifax). Letters 6 cents per % oz.
Newspapers 2 cent" each. Printed matter 6 cents for 4 oz.
United States. The rate on letters to the United States
is 6 cents per % oz. if prepai 1, 10 cents if unpaid. News
papers 2 cents each.
MAILS FOR CANADA PROM EJTGLAXD.
Two Ocean Steamars carrying nvtils for Canada leave
Liverpool in each wtwk. viz. : a Canadian Packet on every
Thursday, via Derry on Friday, sailing to Quebec in sum
mer and Portland in winter, by which thw Postage rate
is 3d. stg. per % oz. ; and a Canard Packet every Satur
day, via Cork on Sunday, bringing Mails to New iork, by
which the Postage rate to Canada is 4d. stg. per % oz.
A Canadian Packet leaves Liverpool every alternate Tues
day for Halifax, calling at Queenstown e riute. Postage
3d. ster. per % oz., same as by Canadian Packet to Quebec.
The British Post Office forwards letters to Canada by the
first packet sailing after the letter is posted, unless the
letters bear a special direction - By Canadian Packet" or
By British Packet" and in that cape they are kept over
for the packet designated. "By Canadian Mail" is not a
distinctive superscription ; for any Mail for Canada is a
" Canadian Mail," by whatever packet forwarded.
WBST INDIES, VIA HALIFAX.
Letters for the West Indies. British and Foreign, are
sent via Halifax and Bermuda, monthly : postage 12 cents
per % oz.; newspapers - cents each ; books cents for 4 oz.
No unpaid correspondence forwardtd by this route.
REGISTRATION OF LETTERS.
Persons posting letters containing value, should lie
caretul to require them to be registered, and to obtain from
the Postmaster a Certificate of receipt for Kegistration.
The charge for Registration, in addition to the postage,
i s as follows, viz. :
Ou Letters to any place in Canada or B. N. A. 2 cents.
On Letters for the United States 5 >
Oa Letters for the United Kingdom 8 "
Qn Letters for British Colonies or Possessions,
sentt i a England 16 "
On Letters for France and other Foreign Countries, via
France (see Table).
On Parcels, Patterns, or Samples, in Canada - - 5 cent?.
On Book Packets & Newspapers to United Kingdom, 8 ct.
Book Packets for delivery within the Dominion cannot
be registered.
Both the postage charge and registration fee must in all
cases be prepaid.
PARCEL POST.
The charge on Parcels by the Parcel Post, which is
limited to places within the Dominion, is 12J/ cents per 8
oz. (with 5 cents additional if Registered.)
BOOK POST.
A Book Packet may contain any number of separate
books, publications, works of litertture aiid art, maps or
prints, photographs, daguerreotypes, when not on glass,
or in frames containing glass ; any quantity of paper, vellum
or parchment [to the exclusion of letters] : an j the books,
maps, papers, Ac., may be either written, printed or plain,
and may be either British, Colonial or Foreign.
Book Packages must be open at both ends or both sides.
The rite on Book Packets between any place in Canada,
and to .Newfoundland, is one cent per ounce.
BOOK POST RATES.
WEIGHT.
By Can
adian Pkt-
By
Cun d Pkt
To France
by Can. Sirs.
Not exceeding 1 oz.
2 cents
4
4 cents
e
4 cents
4 "
2 to 4 oz
6
8
8 "
4 to 8 oz
12
16
16 "
18
24
24 "
12 oz to 1 Ib
24
32
32 "
and so on, increasing one rate for every 4 oz.
POST CARDS TO AND FROM THE U.MTED STATES.
Post Cards of Canada may be addressed and mailed from
Canada to any place in the United States, and will be de
livered there without charge, if prepaid two cents each,
by affixing an ordinary one cent Canada postage stamp in
addition to the one cent stamp impressed on the card.
Unless so prepaid, Post Cards addressed to the United
States will not be forwarded.
No. 1. Table shewing the Postage, including Registration Fte, to b* collected on Registered Lf.lkrs sent from Canada.
COUNTRIES.
Not exceed
ing $ oz.
Over 3- and not
exceeding | oz.
Over i and not
exceeding } oz
Over J and not
exceeding 1 oz.
Over 1 and not
exceeding 1 oz.
Over 1 and not
exceeding H z -
26 cents.
36 cents
36 cents.
46 cents.
46 cents.
28 "
40 "
60 "
72 "
92
104 "
26 "
26 "
36 "
36
46
46 "
India
3R "
*
CO
60 "
82
82 "
au
3U
4 1 "
44
58
6S
32 "
a-2 <
48 "
48 li
64
64 "
26 "
26 "
36 "
36 "
46
4fi
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66
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
[1875.
British and Foreign Postage Table. VIA ENGLAND.
No. 2. Shewing tlte artiount of Postage in ><e collected in the Dominion of Canada, upon Letters. Newspapers, and Book
Packets, forwarded by Canadian Mail Steamers tn the United Kingdom, and, through the United
Kingdom, tn the undermentioned Colonies and Foreign Countries.
*n. all cases the postage imist be prepaid. Letters for the United Kingdom, if p^ted unpaid or insufficiently prepaid,
will be forwarded bur charged on delivery with amount of deficient postage, and a line of 3d. st?, each letter.
Letters may be registered to all places, except where the letters n r occur after the name.
The Registration Fee on letters addressed to the United Kinordom is 8 cents each. In all other cases the Registration
Fee is 16 cents from Canada to the place of destination, except to Egypt (Alexandria and Suez exempted, the
Registration Fees to which are 30 cents each letter) and to places marked a, in which coses a Registration Pe of
8 cents each ltter. and. \n addition, double the ordinary rates of postage as given in this Table, must be collected.
No Book Packet addressed to Portugal, Mndeira, the Azores, or Caps da Verds, must exceed I ft. in weight ; to Rusia
and Poland no such packet must exceed 8 oz. A. Packet of Patterns for Qermnny or Bilaium. or any Country via
Belgium, must not exceed 8 oz. A Book Packet for Greece must not exceed 3 S>s , nor be larger than 2 ft. x 1 ft.
Upon Letters and Book Packets forwarded through the United States, the following additional rates must lie collected,
viz: 2 cents per J^ oz on Letters, and 2 cents per 4 oz. on Book Packets.
An additional postage of (3 cents per % oz. must be collected on Letters, 2 cents each on Newspapers, and 8 cents per
4 oz. on Book Packets and Patterns for places marked thus *, when addressed to be sent via Briodisi.
On Book Packets for the United Kinzdom, not exceeding 1 oz. in weight, the postsge is 2 cents; on Book Packets
weighing more than 1 07.. the progressive rnts of postage will be found in Table below.
COUNTRIES, ETC.
FOR A LETTER.
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22
16
20
16
10
28
16
10
16
10
24
40
28
24
28
10
28
16
16
28
22
40
28
12
28
16
10
40
24
20
6
16
10
10
16
16
20
28
10
28
10
10
cents
22
16
20
16
16
28
16
10
28
10
24
40
28
24
28
10
28
28
16
28
22
40
28
12
28
28
10
40
24
20
6
16
16
10
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16
20
28
10
28
10
10
cents
44
32
40
32
26
66
32
20
44
20
4<*
80
56
48
56
20
56
44
32
56
44
80
56
24
56
44
20
80
48
40
12
32
26
20
44
32
40
56
20
66
20
20
cents
6
12
12
12
6
12
cents
22
16
20
16
4
28
16
10
4
10
24
40
28
24
28
10
28
4
16
28
22
40
2S
12
28
4
10
40
24
20
6
16
4
10
4
16
20
28
10
28
10
10
6 cents
4 cents
6 cents
4 outs
Book rate
4 cents
6 cents
Book rate
do.
do. }
12 cents
6 cents
6 cents
8 cents
4 cents
Book rate
4 cents
Book rate
do.
4 cents
6 cents
cents
6 cents
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4 cents
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do.
6 C7lt8
8 cents
6 cents
2 cents
4 centg
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do.
4 cents
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4 cents
Book rate
4 cents
Book rate
do.
cents
10
8
14
8
6
8
10
8
6
8
6
14
10
10
14
8
8
8
8
6
8
10
10
10
8
8
6
8
10
14
10
4
8
4
8
6
8
8
8
8
8
8
6
cents
12
10
16
10
12
10
12
16
12
16
12
16
12
12
16
10
16
10
16
12
10
12
12
12
16
10
12
16
12
16
12
6
10
8
16
12
10
16
10
16
10
16
12
cents
24
20
30
iO
24
20
24
32
24
32
24
32
24
24
32
20
32
20
32
24
20
24
24
2+
32
20
24
32
24
32
24
12
20
16
32
24
20
32
20
32
20
S2
24
cents
36
30
45
30
36
30
36
48
36
48
36
48
36
36
48
30
48
30
43
36
30
36
36
36
48
30
36
48
36
48
36
18
30
24
48
36
SO
48
30
48
30
48
36
cants
48
40
60
40
43
40
48
64
48
64
43
64
48
48
64
40
64
40
64
48
40
48
48
48
64
40
48
6-1
48
64
48
24
40
32
64
48
40
64
40
64
40
64
48
ctmte
12
10
16
10
12
10
12
IS
10
12
16
13
12
16
10
16
ia
16
10
12
12
IS
16
10
12
16
12
16
12
6
10
8
16
12
10
16
10
16
10
16
12
Africa, West Coast of, n r
Alexandria via Brindini ..
" via Southampton
* Australia, South >
*Australia, Western . . . J
Biivaria >
aBourbon
Cape do Verds. . . .
Cape of Good Hope
*Ceylon
Chili nr
*China(ex Houg Kong) n r
Constantinople
Cuba n T )
Egypt,Alexandria&Suez (
Egypt, Cairo & all places ]
exceptAlexand (fcSuez >
tjia Southampton j
Falkland Islaadg )
Fernando Po n T \
Frankfort
aGalatz )
Gallipoli .,.....,,, nrj
Gambia )
Gibraltar t
Gold Coast i
Grey Town n T \
Guatemala n r I
Hamburg )
Hayti nr
Hease A Hesee Hamburg.
Holland
[710]
1875.]
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
67
BRITISH AND FOREIGN POSTAOE TABLE Continued.
COUNTRIES, ET .
FOR A LETT-IR.
FOR EACH
NEWSPAPER.
FOR A BOOK PACKET.
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28
16
14
10
28
40
16
28
16
10
16
24
10
16
14
28
16
10
6
16
16
28
16
20
20
16
28
14
10
14
16
16
16
16
28
16
14
28
10
cents
28
22
28
6
14
28
16
10
16
10
16
16
24
10
28
14
28
23
10
28
16
14
10
28
40
16
28
23
10
16
24
10
28
14
28
28
10
6
16
16
28
28
20
20
16
28
14
10
24
28
16
16
28
23
16
14
28
10
cents
56
44
40
12
23
56
32
20
32
20
32
32
48
20
56
23
56
44
20
56
32
28
20
56
80
32
56
41
20
32
48
20
44
28
56
44
20
12
32
32
56
44
40
40
32
56
28
20
38
44
32
32
44
56
32
28
56
20
cents
12
12
12
12
12
10
12
12
cents
28
22
20
6
14
28
16
10
16
10
16
16
24
10
23
14
23
4
10
23
16
14
10
28
40
16
28
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10
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24
10
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6
16
16
28
4
20
20
16
28
14
10
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4
16
16
4
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14
28
10
6 cents
6 cents
Book rat}
2 csjnts
Book rate
6 cents
Book M*e
do.
4 cents
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4 cents
8 cents
Book rate
4 cents
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4 cents
Book rate
do.
4 cents
6 cents
Book rate
do.
6 cents
6 c^ntj
Book rate
4 cents
Book rate
do.
6 cents
8 cents
Book rate
do.
do.
4 cents
Book rate
do.
2 cents
Book rate
4 cents
6 cents
Book rate
do.
6 cents
4 cents
4 cents
Book rate
do.
do.
do.
6 cent*
Book rate
do.
4 cents
6 cents
Book rate
4 cents
Book rate
cents
10
10
8
4
8
10
8
8
8
8
6
8
14
8
8
8
8
6
8
8
10
8
8
10
10
8
8
6
8
10
14
8
6
8
8
6
8
4
8
8
10
6
8
14
8
8
8
8
6
6
10
8
6
8
10
8
8
8
cents
12
12
16
6
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12
16
16
10
16
12
10
16
16
10
16
10
12
16
10
12
16
16
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12
16
10
12,
2&
12
16
16
12
16
10
12
16
6
16 .
10
12
12
16
16
10
10
16
16
13
12
12
16
12
10
12
16
10
16
cents
24
24
32
12
32
24
32
32
20
32
24
20
32
32
20
32
20
24
32
20
24
32
32
24
24
32
20
24
32
24
32
32
24
32
20
24
32
12
32
20
24
24
32
30
20
20
32
32
24
24
24
32
24
20
24
32
20
32
cents
36
36
48
18
48
36
48
48
30
48
36
30
48
48
30
48
30
30
43
30
36
43
43
36
36
30
36
48
36
48
48
36
30
36
48
18
48
30
36
36
48
46
30
3)
48
48
36
36
36
43
36
30
36
48
30
48
cents
48
48
64
2-t
64
48
64
64
40
64
48
40
64
64
40
64
40
48
64
40
48
64
64
48
48
40
48
64
48
64
64
48
40
48
64
24
64
40
48
48
64
60
40
40
64
64
48
48
48
64
43
40
48
64
40
64
i cent?
10
12
16
6
16
12
16
16
10
16-
10
16
16
30
16
10
12
16
10
12
16
16
12
12
10
16
12
16
16
12
10
12
16
6
16
10
12
12
16
16
10
l(r
16
16
12
12
12
16
12
10
12
16
10
16
*lndia
Ireland
Italy .
*Labuan
Larnaca
Lippe DetmoJd \
Lubeck j
Malta
Monte ^ ideo n T
Natal 1
New Grenada n T \
*\ew S -uth Wales )
*Ne\v Zealand . . j
*Penanp
Peru n T
Poland
Porto Rico n T
Portugal
Prussia
*Queen 4i land
aSalonJca 1
Saxe Altenburg, Saxe Co-
burg Gotha, Saxe Mein-
ingen, Saxe Weira:ir,
Saxony, Schaumburg
Lippe, Schwartzburg
Rudolstadt, Schwartbg.
Sonderhausen
Scotland
Scutari 1
^Singapore >
Suez, via Brindisi
" via Southampton . .
aSwitz- \ via Belgium. . . .
erland j via Franca ....
aTrebizond "1
aTultcha
aTunis f
*Victoria
Wallachia
West Indies, British. . .)
W. Indies, Foreign n r v
(ex places specified;, j
Wurtemburg
[711J
68
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
[1875.
No. 3. {shewing the Rates of Postage, to be collected in Canada on Letters, Newspapers, and other Pi inted Matter, sent
by way of the United States to the undermentioned Colonies and Foreign Countries.
COUNTRIES.
LETTERS
PER % OONCE.
NEWSPAPERS
EACH.
OTHER PRINTED
MATTER.
REGISTRATION
FEE.
cts.
Argentine Republic (Buenos Ayres) 21
Aspin wall (Colon). Registered Letters 21
" Unregistered Letters 13
Australia (ex New South Wales and New Zealand) 10
Bahamas 3
(6) Belize, British Honduras 21
Bermuda 10
Bolivia 25
* Brazil 18
Chili 25
(a) China (ex Hong Kong and dependent ports) 10
Costa Rica 13
C^ba 10
(6) East Indies (British and Strtits Settlements) 13
Ecuador 23
Fiji Islands 10
(6) Guatemala 13
(c) Hawaiian Kingdom, Sandwich Islands 9
Honduras (not British) 13
(6) Hong Kong and dependent ports
Jamaica . . . . T 10
(a) Japan 10
* Mexico 13
New South Wales 15
New Zealand 15
Nicaragua
Panama 13
Peru 25
(6) San Salvador 13
St. Domingo 10
U, S. of Columbia, ex Panama and Aspinwall (Colon). . 21
(6) Venezuela 13
West Indies (Danish) 13
(6) " not otherwise specified, including British 1 ,
Guiana I
cts.
6
4
4
4
6
4
6
3
6
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
6
4
4
6
4
4
cts.
12 $ 4 oz.
3 tfr 2 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
12 $ 4 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
12 <$ 4 oz.
2 $ 2 oz.
12 fi 4 oz.
3 ip 2 oz.
8 $ 2 oz.
&$ 2 oz.
10 $ 4 oz.
H 4 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
6 $ 1 oz.
3^2 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
2 $ 2 oz.
6 $ 4 oz.
6 f> 4 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
3 ^ 2 oz.
12 ^ 4 oz.
3 <p 2 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
12 $ 4 oz.
3 "$ 2 oz.
3 $ 2 oz.
12 ffi 4 oz.
cts.
10
16
io
12
10
10
10
10
12
io
10
10
10
10
(a) Letters can be registered to Shanghae, in China, and to Yokohama, in Japan, by San Francisco, but to no other
place in either country.
(6) Printed Prices Current and Mercantile Circulars can, where this letter is prefixed, be forwarded as Newspapers.
(c) The postage to be collected on Newspapers for the Sandwich Islands is two cents for each paper, and an addi
tional charge of one cent for each two ounces weight or fraction thereof; thus, on a single paper weighing three
ounces, collect four cents
* Where an asterisk is prefixed, an additional charge of one cent per two ounces weight on Newspapers and one
cent per ounce on printed matter must be collected.
Registration can be effected on correspondence for those places only to which the fee is given.
POSTAGE RAT Cg, ETC., ON PATTERNS AND SAMPLES WITHIN
THE DOMINION.
Patterns or samples of merchandise and go"ds for sale,
not exceeding 24 oz. in weight, may be posted in Canada
to be forwatded to any place within the Dominion, on pre
payment by postage stamp of a rate of 1 cent per 2 oz.,
under the following regulations.-
If such rate be not fully prepaid by the stamps affixed,
the packet is to be rated with the deficient postage and a
fine of five cents in addition.
Packets of samples and patterns may be registered on
prepay mort by postage stamp of a registration fee of 5
cents in addition to the postage rate, and provided such
packet be handed in to the Post Office for registration.
Patterns or samples must be sent in covers open at the
ends, so as to bs easy of examination. Samples, however,
of seeds, drugs, and so forth, which cannot be sent in open
covers, may be enclosed in bags of linen or other material,
fastened in such a manner that they may be readily
opened ; or in bags entirely closed, provided that they be
transparent, so that the officers of the Post Office may be
able to satisfy themselves as to the nature of the contents.
The packet may bear on the outside the address of the
sender, in addition to the address of the person for whom
it may be intended; also a trade mark and numbers, and
the price of the article enclosed ; inside, there must be no
enclosure but the samples or patterns themselves; the
particulars, however, of the trade marks, numbers, and
price, may be marked on the articles themselves, instead
of on the outside of the packet, At the option of the sender.
Patterns or camples of merchandise cannot be forwarded
by mail between Canada and the United States.
POSTAGE RATES, ETC., ON PATTERNS AND SAMPLES TO
UNITED KINGDOM AND FOREIGN PARTS.
Patterns of merchandise, and samples, may be forwarded
between Canada and 1 1. e United Kingdom. France, It_Jy,
German Empire, Netherlands, Portugal. Switzerland, and
Denmark, by the Canadian Packet mails, at book post
rates, and subject to the following conditions:
There must be no writing or printing other than the
address of the person for whom the packet is intended, the
manufacturer s or trade mart and number, and price of
the article.
Samples of seeds, drugs, and similar articles intended
fir delivery within the United Kingdom, may be sent in
bags entirely closed, provided such bags be transparent.
Bags entirely closed must not be used for the transmission
of seeds to foreign parts.
Scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails, keys,
watch machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore,
and such like articles, are now allowed to be forwarded
by the post as samples, provided they are packed and
guarded in so secure a manner as to afford complete pro
tection to the contents of the mail bags, and to the
persons of the officers of the Post Office. Such articles,
however, must be so packed that they may be easily
examined; and any packet containing such articles,
which may be found to be insufficiently guarded, will
not be forwarded by post
None of the articles named in the next preceding
paragraph may be sent as patterns or samples to any
i p ace abroad, except Germany, Belgium, and the British
! Colonies, and not to these places when addressed via
[712]
1875.]
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
69
PATTERNS, LIMIT OP SIZE ANrv WEIGHT.
The limits of weight and size are as follow :
Places.
Weight.
Length.
Breadth or
Depth.
Azores
16 oz.
18 inches.
12 inches.
Belgium
8oz.
24 "
12
Canada
24 oz.
24
12
Cape de Verds
16oz.
18 "
12 <
Denni ik
48 oz.
24
12
France
36 oz.
18 "
12
German Empire
8oz.
24 "
12
Greece
48 oz.
24 "
12 <
Italy
36 oz.
24
12
Madeira
16 oz.
18 "
12
Netherlands
16 oz.
24 "
12
Poland
8 oz.
Portugal... ... ...
16 oz.
18 "
12 "
Russia
8oz.
Switzerland
48 oz.
24 "
12
Uuited Kingdom ...
24 oz.
24
12 "
Any infringement of the conditions laid down will ren
der the packet liable to be treated and charged as a letter.
ORDERS OX THE UNITED KINGDOM.
The Money Order Offices throughout the Dominion draw
upon all the Mony Ord^r Offices in England, Ireland and
Scotland, the Channel Islands, and British India, for auy
aum np to 10 sterling, and grant as many Orders for 10
sterling each as may be needed to make up the amount to
be remitted. The terms are as under:
On Orders up to 2 $0 25
over 2 and up to 5 50
" over 5 " 7 75
" over 7 " 10 ... 1 00
MONET ORDERS IX CAMADA.
All the Money Order Post Offices in Canada are autho
rizeil to draw Money Orders on each other for any sum up
to $100, and for as many Orders of $100 each as the Appli
cant may require, upon the following terms :
In Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia. Manitoba, New Bruns
wick, Prince Edward Island and British Columbia,
On Orders up to $4 2 cents.
Over $4 and up to 10 5
10 20 10
20 " 40 20
40 " 60 30
60 " 80 40
80
100
50
MONEY ORDERS ON NEWFOUNDLAND.
The Money Order Offices in Ontario, Quebec, Nova
S<-otia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Prince Kdward Island
and British Columbia, draw also upon the Money Order
Offices in Newfoundland. Tile Orders, like those of the
Uuited Kingdom, are payable in sterling money, and for
sums u(> to 10 sterling. The terms are:
For Orders up to 5 25 cents.
" over 5, and np to 10 ... 50 "
The Money Order Post Offices are furnished with Lifts
of all the Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom,
Ontario. Quebec. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. Prince
Edward Island, Newfoundland, and British Columbia ; and
the Postmasters are instructed to afford every information
in their power in respect of the places upon which they
draw, together with any other information relating to
such issues as the intending Remitters may desire.
POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS. For Regulations, see
page 130, Almanac 1874.
FOB PDNAL CLAISEB. See Almanac for 1871.
No. 4. Bates of Postage on all matter transmissible by Post, not of the character of a Utter.
NOTE. The Postage upon all matter included in this table should be prepaid by postage stamps.
DESCRIPTION OF MATTER.
7 /-i ^ To Great Britain, Mail Steam
Between any place in Canada Packetg gailinLr f rom Ol , fih<w
or Portland :
and to Newfoundland.
Q
Halifax.
Books
Cartes de Visite ...
irculars Printed
Handbills
Lithographed Letters and Circulars
Newspapers. Canadian, from Publishing Office
Newspapers, transient
Pamphlets and occasional Publications
Parcel Post" Packages
Patterns of Merchandise for sale (see p. 68)
Periodicals
Photographs in Cases, not containing glass ...
Albums
Prices Current
Book and Newspaper MS., Printers Proofs Maps. Ac....
Printed matter character of Circulars, Handbills, Ac.
Samples of Merchandise (see p. 68).
School Rsturns. half-yearly
School Returns by School Trustees to Superintendent,
even although rilled up in writing ...
Seeds. Ac., samples of, including Cuttings. Bulbs, Roots.
Scions, or (5 rafts (see p. 68)
Parliamentary Papers
Petitions and \ddresscs to Provincial LegisIatures,Votes
and Proceedings, and other papers printed by order
of said Legislatures
1 cent per 2 oz
" "
1 cent each when sent singly,
or 1 cent per 2 oz
1 cent per 2 oz
1 cent each when sent singly,
or 1 cent per 2 oz
|" Once a Week. 5c per Qr. ]
Twice " lOc "
\ Thrice " 15c " f
[Daily ... 30c " j
2 cents each
1 cent per 2 oz
(see Rates, p. t!5)
1 cent per 2 oz
1 cent per 4 oz., whether pack
age contains one or more
Numbers. Weighing less
than 1 oz., J^ cent each if
sent separately.
Parcel Post (see p. 65) ...
H
1 cent per 2 oz
1 cent each or 1 cent per 2 oz.
I cent per 2 oz
] See P. 0. Act and regnla-
j. lations for conditions of
transmission.
Canadian Packet Book Post.
..
..
..
>.
At commuted rate, if prepaid
from office of publication, or
at 2 cents each.
2 cents each.
Canadian Packet Book Post.
Canadian Packet Book Post.
2c each Number, if published
in Canada; Canadian Packet
Book Post, if foreign.
Canadian Packet Book Post.
(> tt
2 cents each, or in bulk at
Canadian Packet Book Post.
Canadian Packet Book Post.
All the mutter described in the above table may be sent
to Great Britain by Cunard and other Steamers sailing
from New York, at Cunard Packet Book Post Rates, except
newspapers and prices current, which are charged 4 cents
each. To France, by Canadian Steamer from Quebec, at
French Book Post Rates ; and to the United States at the
ordinary Canadian rates, subject, on delivery, to United
States postage.
[713]
70
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
List of Post Offices iu Canada on tlxe 1st July, 1874.
The Offices printed in Italics are authorized to grant and pay Money Orders. The Offices marked * are Savings Bank
Ogives The letters " W. 0." /Mowing the name of a Post Office, signify " Way Office." The capital Utters on the
right of the County column indicate the several Provinces of the Dominion.
To meet the wishes of many of our friends in Ontario, we have, though only in the case of that Province, substituted
t hi- name of the Township in whL h the Post Office is situated for that ot the Electoral Division. Should the name
of the County also be required, reference may be made to the list of Township Municipalities (see Index).
POST OFFICE.
TP. & ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTKR.
POST OFFICE.
TP. & EIECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Abbott s Corners ...
Missisquoi Q
Charles Hope
0. Crosefield
Win. Johnston
Befljamin Seato
S. Faleonbridge
John Millar
R. P. Scidmore
Robert Forman
J. Matthews
A. Qu.dit Duboi
^ George Adams
: Mrs. Agues La ve I
John F. Taylor
|N. McDonald
Ccileman Lewis
John S. Hoare
Miss J. Pattorso
J. J. Watson
Nathan B.Morri
.Ichu Milne
Shackleton Hay
H. A Hawley
Richard Bradley
B. II. Akerly
Jame.-* Dom-lly
Richard Jones
Thomas Bourke
John L. Harris
John Prentice
R. M. Costin
George Kvans
James H. Peck
S. Kirkpatiick
Alex. Brown
F. J. Daigle
F. Alexander
D. A.Macdonald
J .hn B Lawlor
W. L. McKeuzie
Richard Tucker
A. Mitcamp ell
C. F. Goodeve
Thomas Bryson
Willium Allan
Wm. sharp
Alien McNicol
J. G. Dii kiusou
Benjamin Titus
George Fletcher
M. Silverthorn
John Lynch
f/evi Philip
George Kiersted
A. II. Fraser
John Bowman
J.H. Wylie.jun
W H. Taylor
Mrs. A. Meek
J. Monkhouse
C. Tupling
J. W. Branan
Archibald Lamb
James Wilkie
Wm. Zinger
iwen Roblin
Mrs. A. Chipman
Ernest G. Park
D. Pu^sley
Touathau Pipes
lohn McArthur
Anna M. McKay
Louis Robitaille
Jeorite Dufresne
John G. Smith
H. White
A.rch. Simpson
Anderson s Corners.
Andover
Huntingdon (J
Victoria N B
James Anderson
Onesime Boiyert
L. ivloncion
J. R Brown
Stauford Palmer
Wm. Speedie
Thos. A. Gavaza
H. P. Hill
John Chisholm
John Wilson
Samuel Kerr
O. A. B-irberie
A. McKenzie
James W. Cotter
John G. Christie
W. R. Elderkin
Albert Teskey
Henry Efistland
C. McLaughUn
R. Ai-chibald
Wm. B Mills
E. R. Jacob!
Wm. Blair, sen
John McKay
Mrs. S. Ryder
W. G. Ballam
Wm. Gillis
Wm. Watson
Miss L. Schooley
W. F. Suhes
Thomas Kidd
Geo Stoaehouse
C. Roy
Paschal Lebel
Alex. Gardner
John C. Bent
George Mills
Wm. G. Murray
Ezra A. Bates
A D. Olmstead
Chas. Mclnnes
L(.uis Foisy
James Qoodhue
Mrs. Janet SmaU
Wm. Thomson
Wm Scarrow
F. G. Stacey
Edward Oliver
H. P. Cornwall
James Ashdowa
Robert Smyth
George Fullis
James Conn
John Mustard
James Asp lin
M. J. Hogan
John M. Bell
Joshua Breadnei
R. Bingham
S. C Willson
John Kidd
M. A. Fisher
F A. Donkin
lames Crowther
P. G. Aubry
J. Li^tVbvre
3 Caldwell
Daniel McBrady
). McKeune
<:iiza M. Kenzie
Ira II Patterson
[. R. Ault
Moutmorency ... ^
Rouville Q
Puslinch
Ottawa Q
E^sa
Middleton
Kitj^- s N B
Colchester N 8
Esquesin<*
Annan
Annapolis .... N S
Antigonishe... N S
Autigon she ... N S
Fitzroy . .
Bagot Q
Brome ... Q
A u tig. Harbour, WO
Adare
Mc-iillivray
Megantic Q
Antigonishe ... N S
Elizabethtown ...
Adelaide .
\dde4 ley
Antrim W
Halifax N S
AcidingtonF rksWO
Vddison
Appln
Appleby
Kkfrid
Nelson O
Admaston
Apple Grove
gfmstead Q
Adolphustown
Advocate Harbor ...
Adolphustown...
Cumberland ... N S
?carboro .. . .
Apple River, W 0..
Cumberland ...N
Anstruther
Flos
Ailsa Craig
East Williams ...
Missisquoi Q
Mulmur
Ami
Archibald Sett. W
Kestigouche ... N B
Airlie
Akerly, W
Queens N B
Clarendon
Orillia
Prince P E I
Albert
Tiendinaga C
Cape Breton ... N S
Albert N B
Argyle
Argyle W
EWon
Yarmouth N S
Richmond .... N S
Antigonishe... N S
Puslinch
Albert Bridge, W
AUwrt Miueh,W 0..
Arisaig W
Alberton
Prince P E I
Arkell
*Albion
Albion
Wirwick
Albury
Ameliasburg ... C
Aldboro
Arkwright
Arran . . . .
Aldboro
Adjala
Aldershot
Flamboro , East.
Alnwick
Alderville
Armagh
Belchasse Q
Aldouaue, W.
Alexander s Pt.W
Kent N B
Gloucester N B
Lochiel
Armow
Kincardine
Hestigouche ... N B
Queen s N B
Armstrong s Bk WO
Armstrong s Cor. WO
Alfred
Alfred
Augusta
Thorold
Holland
Allanburg
*Arnprifir
Aroo>took, W
MeNabb
Victoria N B
Allandale
Inniofil O
Allan Park
Bentinck
Bcxley ..
Allan s Corners
Allan s Mills
Chateauguay Q
Burgess, N O
Arthabaska Station.
Artlmbaskaville
* Arthur
Arlhabaska Q
Arthabaska ..... Q
Alteftyrd
Amabel
Arthur
Victoria N B
Allensville
Stephenson
Flo--
Arthurette, W ...
Hallowell
Tecumseth
Ascot Corner
herbrooke Q
Whitby
Alloa
Chinguacousy ...
Pontiac Q
Ashburn
Allumette Island ...
AshiTOt t
Yale B C
Peel.,
Humphrey
Alma
Albert N B
Alma, W
Pictou N S
Derby
Harkham o
Goulburn . -.0
*Almonte
Ash worth ,
Scott
Muskoka
Stiated
Alton
Jonaventure ... Q
Vicolet Q
Alvanley
Derby
Brooke . .... . .
Atha.....
Athelstixn
luntin^don Q
Amaranth Station...
Amaranth O
S^ott
Amberley .,
Ashfield
Atherley
Mara
Carrick
Windham
Anwliasburg ...
Cumberland... N S
Maiden 0>
Adjala
\thol
Keuyon
*Ainhf.rsU>Hrph
Amuerst Hill, W. 0.
Amherst Point,W
Amiens ,
Athol
Cumberland ... N S
Caistor ,
Cumberland.. ..N S
Cumberland ... N S
Lobo
Ancaster ... .
Ottawa Q
jlmteauguay ... Q
Ancienne Lorette ...
Anc. Lorette (sub)...
Dudley
Aughrim
Augustine Cove
Au Lac. WO
Mckering
trooke
>rince P E I
Vestmoreland.N B
Dsnabruck ... L
Anderdon
Jlanchard ol
Anderson, W. 0...,
Westmoreland.N B
iuUsvttU ...
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
71
POST OFFICE.
TP. * ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
TP. A ELECTORAL CO .
POSTMASTER.
A
Wbitchurch
Nottawasaga ...
Charles Doan
R. Morris
Octave Martin
John McCallum
G. C. Smith
John McMillan
J. E. McCready
Robt. McDonald
E. N. Shaver
W. A. Reid
J. B. Newcomb
J. McKellar
C. Ayer
T. R. Harris
J. R. Woods
P. Hodgkiuson
J. Little
Robert Wylie
Edward Keeley
William Doyle
R. Klmsly
C. McDonald
Alex McRae
Jacob Beck
Patrick Kennedy
K. Levesque
Felix Chunier
Chas. A. Read
John Oopp. jun.
D D Mardonald
J. D. Perrin
BYs. X. Bilodeau
W. S. Robinson
Henry Baird
Thomas Burgess
John W. Cowie
Robert Hill
John Hysop
John S Appelbe
Peter Small
J. C. Williamson
T. W. Johnson
George B. Lundy
Ira Palmer
Arch. Russell
F. Walter
John Cleminger
James AllHn
Wm. H. Wilson
Thomas Gallang
Thomas Tapp
Charles Bard
John Bowron
James Whelan
Mrs. E. J. Dal ton
Thomas Worrell
James Elmslie
Donald Nicolsnn
Samuel Goodhue
William Glover
James Edwards
Oliver Lyttle
R. H. Crowell
Leonard Knowles
Benj. Boudrot
Wm. Baker
Robert Wall
W. J. Gage
Asa A. Cooke
Robert Brown
Mrs. A. Dickey
Margaret Love
J. A. Cameron
John Belfour
E. D. W. Phillips
Helen J. Waitt
J. Ferguson, jun.
D. Lncourciere
N. Pugere
W. J. Anglin
John Baxter
Alex. Williston
James Graham
James Gairdner
Bavfield. WO
Westmoreland N B
Antigonishe ...N h
Kings P E I
C. Van Bnskirk
E. W. Randall
J. Nejdham
George Laing
John Mnwatt
AriL us Mclntosb.
Whitney Wait
Wm, H Brown
George Surtees
Charles Mason
J. B. Osborne
Isaiah Parent
David Smith
V. T. Hard wick
Richard Lance
0. McArrfcur
George Mason
Prudent Blais
George Couture
Margaret O Brien
Ovven Louirhrey
1) miel Hallisey
W. R. Brewster
Stephen Me Neill
Leonard Bettt
S. P. Raymond
W. S. Raymond
Donald Cameron
Miss M. liivard
R. St. Pierre
Major Wriuht
(i. Clayes, jun.
Wm. Stevens, jun
J. L. House
Edmund Quigley
H. Boucher
W. Phillips
James Moore
Israel Burton
\oah Herring
S. Armstrong
Daniel Prosser
Janirs Conk
A. Messier
John Chalmers
M. Killoran
Val Troop
Thos. Davis
Hosm > P. McLnod
P Demiuchelle
C. Robertson
J. 11. Meacham
James Martin
P. Ed Drake
Urb. Belliveaux
Lewis Kichard
Kdward Walker
Geore Arnold
W. H. Odell
Peter Terriff
Wm. Gonllette
J. B. Brillon
G. N. Belyea
A McLaughlan
Jon. Mi .ler
John Crnasley
ilobprt Heron
Alex. Galloway
Julius Guild
John E. Murchie
.(>hn Benton
V. Charbonneau
^rs. C. Petitclerc
John Fleming
Wm. Jaffray
John Grandy
Edward Berry
W. S. Church
P. S. .Toncas
Miss Zoe Kitson
Nichol McTntyre
MOHOS A. Tobin
J. M. Parker
3. J Ninhnla
Bayfield, WO
Bay Fortune
Argenteuil Q
Dorchester North
Downie
Hay ham
Bayside. W
Bay ham O
Ch irlotte N B
Ray St. Lawrence, WO
Victoria N S
St. Vincent
Avoudale, W
Avondalo, W
Pictou N S
Bayville
Beachtrurg
McLean
Westmeath
Oxford. West ...
Townseud
Avonport, W
Avonport Station. ...
King s N S
Kino- s N S
Bealion
* B?a msville
Clinton
Bear Brook
Cumberland
Bear 1 sslaud
York N B
^Ayhner East Ottawa Q
Bear P.. Int. W ...
Bear R.(W.sidf) ...
Sbelburue N S
Digby N S
Aylwin Ottawa Q
Watt
*Beauharnois
B^anharnois ... Q
Montcalm Q
Beaulac
Beaulieu
Montmorency . ... Q
Bellechitsse Q
Back Bay W
Charlotte N B
Antigonishe. ...N S
Victoria N S
Victoria N S
Victoria N S
Beaumont
Back Lands, WO....
Beauport
Beaurivage
Lotbiniere Q
BaddeckBay. W ..
Baddwk Bridge, WO
Beaver Bank, WO..
Beaver Brook. W 0.
Beiver Cove
Halifax N S
Albert N B
Wilmot, .. ...
Cape Breton ...N .-
Charlotte N B
Beaver Harbor, W
Beaver River, W .
Beaver River Corner
Chicoutiuii Q
Marquette M
WMtmoreland N B
Westmoreland N B
Pictou . N S
Digby N S
Baie St. Paul
Digby N S
1 horah
BdeVerteRoad,WO
Btiley s Brook.WO.
Bfcancuur
Becancour Station...
Bedeque
Nicolet Q
Megautic Q
Prince P E I
S.mth Mona^ban
Levis Q
Bedford
Missisquoi Q
Baillie VV
Charlotte N B
Victoria N B
Bedford B;isia,WO.
Beebe Plain
Beech Hill, WO
Begon
Halifax N S
Bairdsville,W
Bala
Staristead Q
King s N S
Temiscouata ... Q
Ashneld
Medora
Whitchurch
Pittsburg
Belfast
Ballantyne s Station
Belfast
Belford
Queen s P E 1
Markham
Ballycroy
Ballyduff
Ballymote
Adjala
Manvers
London
Belfountain
Cxledon
BelTave
Morris
Belhaven
N Gwillimburv.
Queen s P E 1
Belle Creek
Balsam
* BfiUi tn>ftf&
Pickering
Hamilton
Belle Alodie .
St John s Q
Belledune, W
Belledune Riv. W O
Belleisle. W
Jkucester ... N B
Gloucester ... ^ B
\tinapolis N S
Welle-ley
Mulmur
Hullet . .
Belleisle Bay. W 0...
Belleisle Creek. W
Bfllf, River
Belle Riviere
Madoc
Westmoreland N B
Barachois, W
Barachois de Malbay
Rochester * }
Two Mountains . Q
Thai-low
Crlton N B
Tnnisnl "
Monck
Belleville. WO .
Bell Ewart
Barkttmlle
Cariboo B C
Barnaby River. W
Barnes villn, WO ...
XortlmmbeiTd N B
King s N B
Belliveaux Cove.\VO
Belliveaux Vili.W *}
Bellrock
Bell s Owners
Portland
Nichol
Barney s River, W
Barnston
Barrett s Cross
Pi-tou N 8
Stanstead Q
Prince P E I
Belmont ... .
Westminsttr . ...
Belmore
*Iiarrie
Belosil Station
Beloeil Village ...
Belyea s Cove, W 0.
B^nacadie WO
Vercheres Q
Vercheres Q
Queen s N B
Caoe Breton ...N S
Colbome
Barrington
Huntingdon ... Q
>helburne ... N S
Borrinffton
Barrington Pas.WO
Barrio s Beach. W
Barronsfield, W 0...
Bartibog. W
Shelburne ... N S
Antigonishe.. N S
Cumberland....N S
Northumborl d N B
Barton
Benmiller
Bennie s Corneis....
Bennington
W. 7o.r;i
South Monagliau
Bassin du Livre. ...
Bass River, W ...
Bass River. WO ...
Basswood Ridge, WO
Ottawa Q
Kent N B
Benton,WO Caileton NB
BetltOUV ille P,mhriHc*ft O
Coliihester N S
Charlotte N B
Fisher
Ten-ebon ne Q
Quebec Q
Holland
Bath
Krnestown
Carleton N B
Bath
* Berlin
Waterloo, North.
Hay
Bathurst
Gloucester ... N B
Gloucester ... N B
Champlain Q
Champlain Q
Storrington
Kin^s N S
Bathurst Vill. W 0.
Batiscan
Berryton, W
Bersimis
Albert N B
Batiscan Bridge
Battersea
Montmagny Q
Rerthier Q
*Be.rthir,r, en haut ...
Bervie
Baxter s Harboi W
Bay du Vin. W O ...
BavduVinMills.WO
* Bavfield .
Kincardine
Northumberl d N B
Northumberl d N B
Stanley
Berwick
Berwick King s N S
Berwick Stat n.W O Kinu s N S
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[18T5.
POST OFFICE.
IP. 4 ELECTORAL CO. POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
TP. t ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
S thany
Bethel
Manvcrs S W. M. Graham
Shefford Q G Bartlett
Bord a Plouffe
Laval
C OOC OOOO*- M &O P3 o O 03 W PS <yO C C^O i-n^Oi- COOOOOOWOOOOOcaOOO Ji/jccOajfqC OOcooOCOO C <y<y<x mmwcrOOG O><y<yo>.<^ OC"=!nC^o2CKai
V. Lemay
Robert Keys
John Doyle
Wm Hack well
Oliver C. Rouse
W. H. Edwards
C. McBrayne
John Taylor
David McV ane
Wm. Farrow
L. Normandin
Henry W. Ford
Alex. Bourdrot
A. Munro
Jas. Wilson, sen.
R. B. C. Weldon
John D. Baird
John Bourgeois
John Hewtoa
Robert Magwood
J. B. Fairbairn
John McCaffrey
Wm. Galbrai .h
John Crosby
Robert E Perry
James Shaw
W. L. Rodd
Robt. Maconchy
J. M.:Leau
Alex. Anderson
John Gillis
.Jas. Bliick. jun.
M. M. Elliott
Wm Pickering
E. R. Croinby
A. D Clmit
John McMillan
John Bernard
James Grahtvm
M wen Moyer
Kolx rt Anglin
W. McDr.ugall
Millidge Steeves
Marcus S. Dean
Elias Eby
George Burchell
E. Dodge, jun.
John A. Camtron
Edwin James
Joseuh Whitford
Joel Kstabrooks
K. 0. Krigham
John Cimeron
T. C. Lock wood
John McAdam
Allen Williams
George Brown
Charles Lock
G. J. Mackeican
Wm. King
Joseph Gardner
Mrs. H. Gnilbert
Geo. Hamilti n
A!PX. MoLellan
I. McLeod
Klktnah Teel
Donald Macleod
Melvin Adams
Mrs. A. Church
John Crawford
Chas. Brodhagen
Walter Lynch
C. II. .lows
Henry Addison
J. R McDonnell
Fred. Mullett
Chas. K. Jones
R. Rowe
JHUIHS Graham
W. IJt-ndry
R. Darlington
H. C >mptou
J.R Hull
John Bagrie
Mrs. M. Fowlie
11 ash Hannah
Bethesda
Whitchurch H. Pretty
Hamilton John Sidey
East Williams ...
Bfwdley
Baxley
Bexley Go Boadway
Bic
Rimouski Q J R Colclougn
Bosworth
Peel
Biuuville
Levis Q p Morin
Big Bank, W
Big Bras d Or, WO.
Big Brook, W
Big Cove, W
Big Harbour, W 0...
Big Iuter.(G. N.) WO
Big Inter. (Mar.) WO
Big Island, W
Big Lorraine, WO...
Big Marsh
BiePond, W
BU Port le Bear, WO
Big Tracadie. W 0...
Billinors Bridge
Bill Town, W
Binbrook
Victoria N S Donald McLean
Victoria N Si J. A. Fraser
*Botf>well
Both well
Zone
Kinfr c P K
Inverness N S M. McLeod
Queen s N B Jas. Humphrey
Botsford Port ge,WO Westmoreland N
Inverness N S D. McKav
Inverness N S Donald Gillis
Vi.-toria N S Malcolm McLeon
Bourck s Hill
Williamsburg. ...
Westmoreland N
Victoria N
Carlow
Boudreau Vil. W 0.
I ictou N S J. Cameron
Boulter
Cape Breton... N S George Jewell
King s P E I D. McDonald,
Ctpe Breton... N 8 M. McLellan
Shelburne ... N S Thos. Richards^ii
Antigonishe... N S William Giroir
Gloucester Oi William Smith
Boundary Cr k, W
Boundary, Pres.W
Bourgeois, W
Westmoreland N
Carleton N
Kent N
Povtneuf
Bowling Green
Darlington
Markham
Kiug s N S Stubbard Sweet
Box Grove
Biubrook Henry Hall
Bingham Road
Birchtou
Cayu^-a. South... 01 Jos. Goehringer
Birdton, W L)
York N B Robert Bird
Bracklev Point
BracMey Point R d.
* Bradford
Queeu s P E
Queen s P E
W. Gwillimbury.
Prince P E
Birmingham
Birr
Pittsburg Mrs. Birmingham
London OjJosepli M Younj;
Bishop s Mills
Bismarck
Oxford O Asa W. Bishop
Gainsborough.... O W H. Trunim
Mnlmur O John Newel
East Zorra
Brutnidt
McNab
Innisfil
Black Bauk
Black Brook. W 0...
Biack Brook, WO...
Black Creek
North mb rl d. N B ; Robert Blake
Cape Breton.... N S H. Livingstone
Willoughby Isaac H. Allen
Biobrook ...... .. Alex Simpson
Chinguacoufy ...
Dumfries, North .
Windham
Black Heath
Black Land, W ...
Bla"k Poiut, W ...
Black Point, W ...
Black River, W ...
Black Kiver
Black River, W ...
Black River Br. WO
Black River Station.
Black Rock. W ...
Blackville, W
Blair
Jil jirton
Restigouche... N B^m. Cook
Restigouche ... N B H. Coimacher
Halifax N S Jatnes Hubley
Breadalbane, WO...
Resligouche... N
Mara
North mb rl d. M B R. McNanghton
St. John N B Robert Stewart
Antigonishe... N S| Colin McDonald
North mb rl d. N B Mrs. I. Cameron
Brest aw
Brewer s Mills
Brew^ter . ....
Pittsburg
Stephen
Bridgedale, W ...
Bridgenorth
Albert N
Smith
Waterloo, North .
Cape Breton... N
Annapolis . ... N
Cumberland . N S James Williger
North mb rl d. N B W. H. Griudley
Waterloo J. Renshaw
Belinont . . O Roger Bates
Bridgeport, W ...
Bridgeville, W ...
Blskenev
Ramsay Peter McDougall
Klz^vir
Blancha.d Rd. WO.
Blanche
Pictou N S Donald Ross
Bridgetvaier
Brigg rj Corner,WO.
Rrigham.
*Brfffht
Lunenburg ... N
Brome
Blandford, W
Blantyre
Lnneiiburg ... N S Mrs. Publicover
Brighton
Antigonishe ... N
Fliyney Ridge, WO
Blessington
Briloy g Brook, WO.
Tvendina ir a Isaac Mott
Biissfield, W
North mb rl d. N B John A. Arbo
Sunbury NB Hezekiuh Hoyt
Hillowell Jonathan Strikei
McGilHvray
Matilda
Brinston s Corners .
3 loomfipld
Prince P E I
Bristol
Britannia
Britannia Mills
A/nriac
Toronto
Bloomfield,W
Bloomfirld, W
Bloorningdale
Carle.ton N B C. T. Allerton
King s N B John Leavitt
Waterloo Michul Martell
Areenteuil
Inverness N
Inverness N
Lunenburg ... N
Inverness N
Bonaventure
York
Wbitchurch Maxin Jones
Townsend L W Kitchen
Broad CoveCh..WO
Broad Cove (Int.)WO
Broad Cove (Lu.)WO
Broad Cove (Ma.) WO
Bloomsbur"
BlueM .ii itdin. W
Blue s Mill, W ...
Pictou N 8 Wm. McDonald
Inverness ... N Pi Malcolm Blue
Hlyth
Morris OJD B. McKinnon
Blytheswood
Mersea John Miller
"Verulft.nl R I,a T. Tupper
Elizabethtown ...
Losran ..
Borah^c, W
Charlotte NBlWm. Erskine
Hungerford OJ Abraham Bogart
North mb rl d. N B Miles McMillen
Cape Breton... .N SjM. McTntyre
S Sherbrooke ... Ol.Tohn Korry
Rldon Oj Duncan McRae
Broroe Q Mrs E Blaisdell
T! HP stown
Richmond
Bondale Chapel, WO
Bo ingbroke
ftrmnpton ffldts ......
Richmond
Dungannon
Trafalgar
Conipton
B)lsover
Bolton Centre
BoUon Forest. .. .
Bronte
Brome QIJ T Channell
Brookfldld
Colchester ... N
B >manton
HaHimand Richard Knight
Bnaventure Q Fred. Forest
W.Gwillimbury. A. H. Carter
Marysbnrg Job D Bongard
Queen s P E llA. Robertson
Winrihnm O P M MfTntnaVi
Brook field, "Vf
*Rrnoklin
B iiaventvire River.
Whilby . .
Brooklyn
Brooklyn. W
King s P E
Queen s N
West Zorra
Queen s N
Halifax ... .. N
Bongard s Corners...
Bookton
Brookvale, W 0.
Rrookvalp W 0...
Boom. WO Inverness N S Alex. McEachern
[716]
1875.]
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
POST OFFICE.
TP. & ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
T P. 4 ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Brookville, W
Brookville, W
Cumberland... N S
Pictou N S
J. A. Hatfield
James McDonald
John B. Burhe
C. H. J. Hall
Hiram Brown
Alex. McGibbon
Mrs. Sponenburg
Robert Marks
J. B. Dobie
Jas. Cosiello
Henry Gropp
S. R Beamish
John R Grant
T. B Gouldiug
W. 3. L^ Roy
T. H. Stripp
James Wilson
Eusebe Couture
M Macleod
Thomas Buckley
E. Plavfair
B II. Foley
James McAulay
Wm. J. Mordan
! George Daulh
Robert Cairns
John Catton
E. W. Burgess
Alfred Shell
John M.-Donald
Joseph Davison
Alex. Donald
George Savage
Wm. Lawler
Oran Phillips
Donald McRae
F. II. McKnight
Robert Faulkner
Simon Moire
M. Midland
Then. A. Kidd
George Taylor
James McGill
M. E. A. Burpee
John Fell
James Lynn
John Kelso
C. Israel Keith
T. Thomson
D. C. Echlin
J. M. Thomson
Pulaski Clark
Robert Sadler
John ilclntyre
James Campbell
J. B. Beaulieu
J. McKinnon
John Elliott
Mrs. C. Murdoch
A. Chittenden
W.Tennant, jun
Francis Brown
A. Spears, jun.
D. Dillon
Wm. Campbell .
Patrick Murphy
George Bell
James Munsie
James Walker
Geo. Middlemas
John Boyle
Angus McOonald
James Reed
J. D Cameron
D. McLaughlan
.John Cahill
Thos. Douglas
William Stuart
Wm. H. White
Handly Starrat
John C. Neiley
Benjamin Clark
James Bryson
Andrew Cameron
[
Camilla
Hugh Currie
Thomas Houston
Jamn M. Ferris
K. T. Ilagyard
D. K. Campbell
HenryMcFarlane
A. W. Kendrick
Thoma Christie
H. W. Mover
Luke- Bvron
W. J. Wallace
Robert Phillips
Reuben R. Baker
C. Ea on
J. E. Lockwooi
Louis Drouillard
John Folmsbee
John M. Gulp
A. I attison
./. Canniff. jun.
Siinuvl Allchin
J. W. Borden
Robert Talbot
E. D. Fulkrton
R. P. Ritchie
Francois Meunier
C. Cuiininsihtini
R-bert Clark
C. E Grosvenor
William Main
S- Stopben-on
.ln-wph Ir-.vard
Telesphore Roy
John ^ \\ffin
Peter Wh.il in
W Ili.irn Ti 1 .!--
P. Lanwandiere
Robert McDonald
Donald Mo.f onald
Hugh Mel
John Val court
A. McQuarne
Jnsiah Siai h
Neil McAfkil
Donald McLaren
W. Cunningham
John McKay
J. L. Muttart
NT. 11 >-,var4
\ David Kerr
0. Toupin
D. Thivierge
Mips H. C. Larue
J. Bernard
r l.G.C. Blackball
i Jacob Belfrey
Genrtre F. Ovv en
|P. Banbrlck
G. J Hajek
Wra. Fletcher
Joseph Meagher
lames R. Reed
D. Morrison
Pat. Struthers
James Hamilton
T. W. Colcleugh
J. McDor.agh
S. Cummins
a. Knechti-1, jun.
John P. Miller
Jamos Calder
Alfred Moore
Tlmniaa Kwart
T. Pelltier
WJ. Feather? tone
J. Malcolm, sen.
M Ferguson
G. J. Kidd
Wm. Cook
Benj Eastman
John MoLeod
C. Schneider
Hugh Mcl hail
I homas M. Reid
Plj inpton
*Campbellfm d
Seymour
Campbell s Cross ....
C tmpbell Settl. W
Campbell Settl. W
Chinguacousy ...
King s N B
Brown s Brook, W Cumberland ... N S
York N B
Rcftigouche ... N B
Nassagiweya ....
Clinton
Tuckersmith
Algoma
Brudenell
Campbellville
Bruce Mines
Charlotte N B
King s N S
Fllice
Canaan W
Canaan Ripids, WO
Canaan Road, WO...
Canada Creek, WO.
Canard, W
Queen s N B
Grey
King s N S
King s N S
King s N S
Sandwich
Buckboru Harwich
Oanbori
Canboro
Gai isborough ...
Cayuga. North...
Thuriow
Bcllechasse Q
Victoria N S
Bucklaw, W
Buckley s, W
Bucksliot
Canflfld
Kind s N S
Cannifton
Clarendon
Kent N B
Kind s N S
Bull Creek
King s PEI
West Flamboro . O
Arthabiska Q
*fAinn>.nqttfn
Cannon ville. W ...
Brock
BullocK s Corners ...
Cumberland .. N S
Cariboo B C
Guysboro N S
Compton Q
BurgeSSville IVnrwiob North. O
Bufgoyne
Burl^igh
Burlington
Arran
York N B
Canffrbtiry St/Mon .
York N B
Prince PEI
Ottawa Q
Burlington, W ...
King s N S
Canton
Capal Aigle(sub)...
C-ip Chat
Hope
Burnhamthorpe
Toronto
Haldimand
Mornington
C*pdeMrs>elleCk.WO
Cap cles Rollers .. ..
Ailvrt N 13
Burns
Gaspe Q
Cape Cove
Cape Vo be*
C:pe George
Cape George (N.)WO
Cape John, WO
Uaspe Q
Albenmrle
Antigonishe... N S
Antigonishe... N S
Pictou N S
Burnstown
Burnt Chureh,W 0.
Burutcoat, WO
McNab
Northumberl a N B
Hants . ... N S
Burrard Inlet
N. Westminster B C
Oxford
Sherbrooke Q
Inverness N S
Sherbourns N S
Victoria N S
St Vincent
Burritt s Rapids ....
Burtch
Cape M*bou,W ...
Cape Negro. W ...
Cape \orth, W ...
Cape Rich
Brantford
Burton, W
Sunbury N B
Bury s Green
Somerville .
Cape Sable Isl d,WO
Cape Sppar W
Sh-lburno N S
Bushfield
Westmoreland N B
Prince P E I
Bute
Megautic Q
King s N B
Markham
Cape Traverse
Cape Wolfe
Butternut Ridge . ...
Buttonville
Prince P E I
Caplin
Bonav-nture ... Q
Chftmplain Q
Buxton
Raleigh
Ctp Magdeleine
Cap Rouge
Cap St. Ignace
I) u n n
Will bridge
Byron
Westminster ... O
King s P El
Yale B C
Teiuiscouata Q
Cartwriaht
Cartwright
North mb rl d. N B
Brantford E.
f ottrenf Q
Cable Head
Cache Creek
Gloucester ... N B
Carden O
Kind s P E T
Carden
Cur ligau Bridge . ...
Cardigan Roal
C-mlwell
Detrition
King s PEI
Marysburg
Ar^entouil Q
Cassarea
Cains River, W ...
Cainsville
Carleton
Bonaventure Q
St John ... . N B
Caintown
Cairngorm
Caistnrville
Metcalfe
Caistor
Prince P E I
Oarleton Place . .
Bfckwith
Calabogie
Calder
Delaware .
Flamboro , East.
Oolborne
Oarlflton N B
Carrick
Caldwell
Cal Ar/n
Caledon, East
Caledonia
Crtledon
Onl. don
Cal-don
Queen s P El
Carlow
Carl.vw W
Carl ton W
Yarmouth N S
Calidvnio. Ourn T . ...
Caledonii Mills. W
Ctl<-donia(St.M.)WO
Caledonii Set.W 0...
Caledonia Springs...
Calton
Queen s N P
Antigonishe... N S
Guvsboro . ... N S
Albert N B
Gtrluke
Carnarvon .
\ncaster
S*anhope
Elderslie
Caron Brouk, WO..
Carp
Carriboo Cove.W 0.
Carriboo Cove. W
Carroll sCorner.,,WO
Victoria N B
Caledonia
Huntlev
Richmond N S
Cape Breton ...N S
Halifax N S
Calumet Island
Oamliiay
Pontiac Q
Cambria
Cambridge. W
Cambridge, W
Cambrdg Sta n ,WO
Camden. East
Hibbert
Queen s X B
Halifax N S
Oarrville
North ^osver ...
King s N B
Kind s N S
Carsonville. W ...
Camden, East ...
Fenelon
Charlottenburg .
Mornington
Cartwright
Ottawa Q
Cameron
Cameroutown
Cartwnght
ri7T C
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
POST OFFICE.
IP. i ELECTORAL CX
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFIC*.
TP. & ELECTORAL CO. | POSTMASTER.
Case Settlement.W
Cashel
King s NB
George Case
Colin Shell
Mrs. C. Cushion
George Mansfield
Jos Cass, jun.
M. Oasselman
J. Loth, jun.
James Pringle
Kdmd. Bennett
D. U. Graveline
John Warnock
George Dale
J. C. Penuock
Richard Chu:ch
Jos. Northmore
Alex. Kennedy
W. D. Lorimer
Kdwin L. Strange
David Walker
A. M. McXeiil
G. W. McKay
D. Cameron
0. Quenneville
W. Coleuian
John Schnell
ThomasFreshette
S S. Dickson
Ambrose Poole
Tbotnas Marcoux
Thomas Rogers
Luke E. Bailey
Amos Mott
R. Woodwrorth
Wm. Greenway
Silas Raymond
Hugh Dickson
A. B Cummins
T. H. McAulay
Timothy Copp
Cvrus Ash
Wm. Woodwortl)
Ludlow B. Clark
J. M. Rosco
William Vallee
Tohn Hackett
Job Rilodeau
N. Hardy
James Bo> le
Thomas Kemp
Delptiin,Morin
Samuel Chant
Alx. Chapman
B. Chapman
John I/. Brodie
A.Ddsparoisdit C
M. Tremblay
P. P. Green
John Lipsett
Rufus S. Throop
Henrv Lindon
A. A. McDonald
Chas.A. Bradford
N. Mallett
Robert Lang
Mine. L.Rousseau
S. Barfoot
T. Vondy, .jun.
Tho*. N. Hart
Henry Cardwell
Antoine Lemieux
J0chlenscblaeg : r
Wm. Pugsler
Ansell Rohbins
Edward Bates
H. B. Prentiss
H. Kedy
C. H. King
Thos. G. Askew
Win Ilenesy
William Mains
Joseph McAulay
Allen McDonald
Thos. illiver
A. McLellan
Cherry wood
Pickering
Elderslie
Charles Petty
Mark Me Man us
Nelson Chesley
Thomas Booth
Chas. A. Brown
John Hennigar
Jos. Kiesnhaur
\Vm. Brown
Ed. Briard
John Burgess
Ai.dw. McLean
I onild McLaren
Horace Landon
T 0. Tremblay
Thomas Lindsay
J. McCutcheou
Hector McKay
George G. King
Thos. Murphey
Samuel Chtpman
J. S. Macklem
GelcstiuBelanger
M. McKweii
J. MacKinnon
H. Sloane
Alex. Bayley
W. M. *altr
Wui. Gilliat
Markham
Charlotcenburg...
Uosa
ChesIey sCorn rsWO
Lunenburg ... N S
Arthabaska Q
Lunenburg ... N S
Luuenburg ... N S
Lunenburg N S
Cashmere
Cass Bridge
Winchester
Chester
Casselman
Chester Grant, W 0.
Chester Bsin,WO...
Chesterfield
Cassel
E Zorra O
Cassiar
B
Algoma, South...
Richmond Q
Cheticamp. W
Cheverie W
Inverness N S
[{ants N S
Castlebar
C-tstleftrd
Horton
Cheviot
Castlemore
Gore of Toronto.
Crainahe
Chezzetcook, W ...
TT-lUfow W O
O-istkton
Pontiac Q
Catalone, WO
Cape Breton... N S
Q&iddoD ~ ...
Chicoutimi Q
Cataract
China gacnaiseR.,WO
Chil.iwark
Cataraqui
Catheart
Kingston
Burford
N.Westminster, B C
Invernnss N S
Chimney Corner.WO
Chipraan. W
Ohipman sBro k.WO
Chipman s Cors.W
Caughnawaga
Causapscal
Laprairie Q
Kind s N S
Cavan
Civan O
K"ncr c TV ^
Cnvendish
Queen s P E I
Stamford
Cavendish Road
* -ayui/a
Queen s P E I
Ohlorvdormes
Ohorkfish, \V
0/iristinas Island ...
Churchill
Church Hill. W 0...
Church Point W 0...
Churchtreet,W 0...
Ohurchville . .
Gaspe Q
Kent V B
Cayu- a
Caz-iville ....
Huntingdon .... Q
K Whitby
Cape Breton ... N S
Tnuisfil
Albert \ B
Cedar Dale
Cedar Giove
Markham
Cedar Hall
Vorthumberl d N B
Kind s N S
Cedar Hill
Cedar Like, W ...
Cedars
Digby N S
Soulanges Q
Ohurchville, W ...
Chute an Blondeau.
Chute s Cove, W 0...
Pirtou N S
B. Hftwkesbury.
Annapolis .... N S
Orford
Allan Weir
.las. McAllister
H. M. Foster
D. McColl, jun.
K Liirouche
Thos. Stoddiirt
R. McKinlay
S. Johnston
A. F. Oomeau
J McM M -Xnb
Cedarville
Proton
Ceufl Blissville.WO
Ceu l Cambridge, WO
Oent lChebogue,WO
Ceiitralia
Sunbury N B
Queen s N B
Yarmouth ... N S
Stph .>n ... .
Clnirvaux (sub)
Cl,m Harbour, W
Charlevoix Q
Halifax N S
CenflKingscle r.WO
Central \.~.rtou. WO
Central Onslow,W
Centre Augusta
York N B
Tluntlev
King s N B
Coli hesrer . ... N S
Augusta
Glare. W
Dlffby N S
Centreton
Haldimaml
Westmoreland N B
Camden East ...
Albert . N B
Claremont, W
Cumberland... N S
J. C. Black
Thomas Wilson
S. G. A Raicha
Charles Stewart
Wm. Heath
J. McCutcheon
R. T. McDonnell
-azaire Giroux
James Locktwrt
I. L. Nickerson
Walter Hunter
Fas Westsrvett
H. Canimidge
O. Banning. JUD.
Henry Watson
Jam s P. Roop
Rich d. Sandford
Francis Brown
W. W. Woodruff
J. Shears
A. J. Seaman
G. H. Flewelling
C F. Clinch.
Chas. E. Pope
Thomas Fair
Andrew Cnrbett
J. R. McDonald
T. M. Banting
Bibius Clark
George Hall
Chirles Walker
.lames Brown
Thomas Coates
Horace Cutting
J R. McDonald
Wm. Sykes
James Lucas
Sylvan Le Blanc
James B. Lay
C. F. Cody
Charles Thomas
Win. Colbeck
C. R. Ford
Alex Ilackett
Henry Porter
Centre Village, W
Ceutrevjlle
Clarence Creek
Clarenceville
Olarc iidonFr nt(sub)
Clarendon, W
Olareview
Centreville, W ....
Missisquoi Q
Pontiac Q
Centreville
Centreville, WO
Chambly Basin
*C/u!)ibly Canton ...
Chainbord
Chaniplain
Carletou N B
King s N S
Charlotte N B
Sheffield
Shelford Q
Chambly Q
Chi. outimi Q
niarl-f
Clarke ....
Clarke s Harb r.W O
^hclburne N S
Change Harbour, W
Chtndos
St, John N B
Collingwood
Chinguacousy ...
Oini idos
Chiutelle
Chantry
Ciiapuiuu
Montcalm Q
Bastard
llungerford
Westmoreland N B
Harwich
L Asscmiption.... Q
Quebec Q
Escott
Carleton N B
Augusta . . .0
Clayton
Cleir Cree <
*0tearvil1e
Rimsay
Iloushton
Orford
Annapolis .... N S
Annapolis .... N S
Minto
Chapman. W
Charing Cross
Charlemagne
Clc-mentsvale,W 0...
CfUpord
Charlesbourg
Charleston
Charleston, W
Cnarleville
*Clifbm
Stamford
Olifton House (sub).
Clifton, W
Clifton
Gloucester. ... N B
King s \ R
Charlo s Cove, W 0.
Charlottetown
Guvsboro N S
Queen s P E I
Clinch s Mills, W. 0.
Clinton
* Clinton
St John N B
Chatboro
Cariboo B C
Tuckersmith ....
Ciuiteangnay ... Q
Ohateaiiguay ... Q
Montmorency ... Q
Kalftigh . .
Chateauguay Basin.
Chateau Richer
*(Jfl>lthfi,rti
Clones W
Clontarf
Sebastopol
f lnvfr Hill
Chatham
N orthumb rl d N B
Yamai-ka Q
Holland . f>
Oloyne
Clyde
ChatiUou
Qhotsworth
Clyde River . ..
Shelburna N S
Kent N B
Queen s N B
Chaurtiere Mills Levis .. Q
Chiuiiiire Station ... 1 Levis Q
CUeupside W. tlpole
Ch.-bo, ue, WO Yarmouth . ... N S
Cheddar Cardiff .
Coal Branch. W 0...
Coal Mines, W ...
Oolites Mills, W 0...
Kent N B
Ross
f Ch,"lse,a j Ottawa O
Chelsea. W
Lunenburg ... N S
Chinguacousy ...
Vancouver B C
Greenock ...
Kent N B
Cheltenham
Cocagne River, W 0.
Ki-nt N B
Cheps-tow ...
tody s, W
Cherry Creek
Cherry Grove
Innisfil
King s ... PET
Cogmagun Riv. W
Clbeck
flants N S
Luther
Ctierry Vile. W ...
Cherry Valley
Cherry Valley
Quean s N B
Oillinriw
Atbol
^olf hest er
Onlchfstnr O
Queen s P E I
Cold Brook Stat. WO Kind s .. .. N S
[718]
1875.]
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
75
POST OFFICE.
Cold Spriags
Coldstream
Coldstream, W
* Coldwater
Colebrook
Cole Haibour, WO.
TP. * ELECTORAL CO. ! POSTMASTER.
Hamilton D. Mclntosh
Lobo Jacob Marsh
Carleton N B Saml. Dickinson
Medonte S. Drew Eplett.
Camden, East.... Charles Warner
Guysboro N SiGeorge Jamieso:
Coleraine I Toronto Gore .... OJMrs. M. Kelly
Cole s Island, W 0...
Colinville
Collfield
Collina, W
*Collingwood
Collins Bay
Collins Inlet
Colpoy s Bay.
Columbus Wnitby
Queen s N BjJohn Cole
Moore OlJohn Butler
Pontiac Q M. Hughes
King s N B Jauies M. Gibbou
Nottawasaga ( W. B. Hamilton
Kingston 01 Joseph Losie.
Algoina
Albemarle
Comber .
Combermere
Como
Comox
*0ompton
Concord
Concord. W 0.
Tilbury Wtst ....
liadcliffe
Vaudreuil Q
Vancouver B C
Coinpton Q
Vaughan U
Pictou N S
Condon Sett..W O...J King s N S
Conestogo ...
Coningsby
Conn
Connaught
Connor .
Silas Staples
Jobn Shackletoi
Robert Ashton
D. McAlister
Daniel Johnson
John Hodgson
Alex. Kodell
A. W. Kendrick
Henry McKlroy
A. Nicholson
W. McConnell
Charles Hendry
Woolwich
Erin O.John W. Burt
Arthur OIR W. Conn
Winchester 0| Patrick Jordan
Adjala Robert Lee
ConquerallB nk,WOjLunenburg.... N s|jas. MrFarlane
Conroy [Downie.
Oonttetm \ [Ameliasburgh....
Constance iHullett.
Contrecceur .
Conway
Cook s Brook, W 0..
Cook s Creek
Vercheres Q
Edward Flynn
A. Marsh
R. Thompson
0. Lauioureux
S Fredericksourg G. B. Sills
Colchester N S Mrs. M. Mitchell
. u vi x, U u Lisgar M George Miller
Oookshire Coinpton QjThos. B. Terrill
*Cookstown Tecumseth Henry Coleman
Oooksville
Cooper
Copenhagen
Cope town
Copies ton
Corbett
Corbin
Corinth
Cork Stttion, W 0...
Corn Hill, WO
* Cornwall
King s NB
Cornwall
Cornwall iQueen s P E I
Toronto Mrs. H. Peaker
Madoc 1 Thomas Allen
Malahide OiG. A. Wannacott
Beverley Thomas Milne
Enniskillen
McGiilivray 0, J. F. Macey
Huntingdon Q;Alex. Fiddes
Bayham O F. A. Best
York N B John Sullivan
Cornwallis, East, WO
Cbnmna
C3teaudu Lac
Coteau Landing
Coteau Station
Cote des Neiges
Cote St. Paul
Cotswold
Couchiciiing
Coulson
Courtland
Courtriaht
Covehead
Covehead Road
Coventry
. Coverda le, W
Coverley
Covey Hill
Cowal
Gbwa.nsville
Cow Bay
Cowichan
Coxheath, WO
Oraighurst
Craigleith
Craigsholme
Craigs Road Station.
Craigvale
Cranbourne.
John Keith
G. McDonell
John Corbin
Missisquoi Q
Cape Breton... N S
Vancouver B C
Cape Breton... N S
Medonte
Collingwood
Garafraxa
Levis Q
Tnnisfil
Dorchester Q
urgess
Crapaud iQueen s P E I
King s N SIC. B. Dickey
Moore
Soulanges Q
Soulanges Q
Soulanges Q
Hochelaga Q
Hochelaga Q
Minto
South Orillia
Medonte... .
Mjddleton
Moore
Queen s P E I
Queen s P E I
Albion
Albert N B
Bentinck
Huntingdon Q
Dunwich
Cranworth J Burgess
Crathie ! Adelaide ..
Crawford Bentinck .
Credit Toronto ..
Crediton Stephen ..
H. J. Miller
Gedeon Deguire
A. B. Prieur
Roger Ducket
Odile vialboeuf
Edmond Latour
A. McKillop.
James Fenuell.
James Coulson
C. S. Harris
B. Woodbury
D. Lawson
John Whelan
John Reynar
David Smith
James Grant
Alex. Brishin
Grant Silcox
Dr. Chas. Brown
Anthouy Marte)
Samuel Harris
P. T. Clarke
Thomas Craig
A. G. Fleming
Murdoch Craig
N. Frechette
Robert Black
John Colgan
Peter Jones
Wm. Worth
James Anderson
Hector Mcltae
Emerson Taylor
John Parsons
POST OFFICE.
Creek Bank
Creighton ...........
Cressy .................
Crieff ....................
Crinan .................
Crot ton .................
Cromarty ..............
Cromwell, W .....
Crossbill ..............
Crosspoint ...........
Cross A </s.. Cy. Har. i Guysborough
Cross Rds.Lk Ainslie
Cross R.M.Mel d.WO
TP. & ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Cross Rds. Ohio.WO
Cross R.St.G.Chl.WO
Crowell.
Crow Harbour, W
Crowland
Croydon
Cruickshank
Crumlin
Crvsler
Culloden
Cumberland.
Peel Jas. Graham
Nottawataga Alex, Gillespie
Medonte M. Cavanagh
Marysburg S. W. Carson
Puslinch ; Lewis Gregor
Aldboro 0|D. Mclntyre
Sophiasburg O HYnry Covert
Ilibbert Ojjoseph Reading
King s N B Sus. Wetmore
Wellesley John Halloway
Bona venture Q John Fraser
N S Donald Gunn
Inverness N S Charles Fraser
Guysborough. N S Jesse Anderson
Cumberland Bay, WO j Queen s N B
Cumberland Mills... ] Cumberland
Queen s N B
Cumberland Pt.WO
Cumminsville
Cuinock
Curran
Curry Hill
Curry ville, WO
u.^hing
Dacre
Daillebout
Dalesville
Antigonishe... N S Jno. MePherson
Richmond N S Alexander Hill
Shelburne N S Israel Crowell
Guysborough. N S John Ehler
Crowland L. Boardman
Camdeu, East .... Ira Williams
Keppel 0>J. Cruickshank
Dorchester, North Robert Dreany
Finch 00. W. Binaham
Dereham Oj Andrew Smart
Cumberland G. G. Dunning
A.Branscomb, ar.
Wm. Lough, jun.
Wm. Smith
Nelson Robt. Thomson
Nichol John Anderson
Plantagenet Philippe Gareau
Lancaster
Alex. McLeod
John Beaumont
Albert N B
Argeuteuil Q Jas. B. Cushing
Brougham John Morrow
Joliette Q L. I. Deziel
Argenteuil Q| Peter Me Arthur
Dalhousie Restigouche ... N B II. J. Juhusou
Jalhour-ie, East, W.O King s N S Melissa Starratt
Qalhousie Mills Lancaster Wm. Chisholm
Dalhousie Road.W Lunenburg.... N S Ribett Frayney
Dalhousie Sett. W Pictou ;.. N S!W. Ross
Rimouski Q
O.A. Lamontagne
Joseph Fowler
J. Burge
James Anderton
Dalibaire
Oalkeith Lochiel..
Dalrymple Garden . .
Oalston I Vespra ...
Damascus ! Luther .
Darihy jDrummond Q JthnR Reece
O tnford Lake Poutiac Q Henry Heuey
Danforth Scarboro 01 Henry Hogarth
* Danville Richmond QJJ. W. Sto-kwell
Darlington ^Queen s P E llj. Mclnues
Darnley | Prince P E I,Geo. Thompson
Darrell Chatham Ed ward Hall
Jartford Percy Win. Bailey
[(artmoor iDalton Jobn Gardiner
Dartmouth Halifax N Sj Luther Sterns
Ja^hwood Hay OiXoih Fried
davenport :York O.Joseph Green
Davisville York John Davis
Gore of Camden. W. A. Ward
Albert N Bllsaac Dawson
lawn Mills.
Dawson Sett. W 0...
)aywood Sydenham A. S. Cameron
)ealtown I Raleigh 0, Isaac Lambert
Dean, W Halifax N S, Charles Dean
Debeck Station W O Carleton N B Alex. Harrou
)e Cewsville
)eep Brook, W ...
Jeerdock
Deerfield. W
Cayuga W. S. Wood
Annapolis NSC Purdy
Oso 0! John Warren
Yarmouth N S R. N. Crosby
)eei burst JW. Gwillimbury. 0| Samuel Walker
)ee Side iBonaveuture Q 1 John Mowat
)e Gros Marsli [King s P E IjH. McLean
Ddnware. Delaware ( C. J. Ladd
Middleton] 0, James Whitsideg
Delta Bastard W. H. Duuaut
)emorstville Sophiasburg 0;B. Smith
)empsey s Cor. W King s N S, Andrew Lee
)enbi>;h
)enfleld
Jenison s Mills
)eniston
)ensmore s, W 0....
Denbigh U
London ...
Samuel Lane
I!enj. H Rosser
Richmond Q Jos. R. Denison
Hinchinbrooke... OjB. C. Kreeman
Hants N S;John Frager
Jensmore e M lsWO Hants N SIR. T. Densmore
)e Itamsay Joliette Q James Read
Derby, W Northumherl d N B Wm. Hartt
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
POST OFFICE.
TP. 4 ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
TP. & ELECTORAL ; O.
POSTMASTEK.
Brock
rhomaa Allin
Michael Dibb
A.. McCitlder
George Smith
A. D. Hamlin
Tohn M. Snook
William Irvine
Mdme.A.Cloutier
Robert Hanson
Peter riarr
J. Q. Shoebottom
John Oliver
Nelson Parker
R. Walker, jun.
L. N. Phelps
Peter Forbes
G. W. Nelson
Mrs. C. W. Bent
Gso. Cairns
P. D. Mclnness
D. Bel more
David Grouchy
J. Kennedy
Wm. Wood
R. C. Baldwin
Hiram Freeze
James Dobbin
Herman Kelly
Wm. Wye tt
Jos. G. Cormier
Agnes Heron
T. Lafleche
John Hogg
James Young
Mary Mason
John Lockhart
Thomas Slee
Win. Doran
3. W. liogley
J. N. Hardy
Adam Dnitz
D. Ferguson
Edward Dunphy
Abncr Balmain
amul A. Veit
Wm.Russell.jun
Wm. Steeves
r. Bourassa
William Baker
Michael 0\Vwl
Robert Clarke
John Murchie
,WC. Wortley
C. P. Watson
Wm. Card well
Alex. Taylor
Isabella Harrison
Jos. fj. Buritss
Miss C. M. Milla
T. W. Woodruff
T. H Patterson
ilobt. Drysdale
James Tait
Thomas Smith
James Duck
Zerah Evans
Mrs. Jas. Cossar
Donald Fraser
Wm. Whitehead
Samuel Smith
A. C. Allison
John Parker
Win. McRae
Daniel Duncan
C. Walker
James May
J. J. Middleton
J. M. Thornton
R. Burdett
David Baker
James Innis
Rev. D. lioss
J. E. Tuttle
John Barker
Nottawasaga
Wawanosh
R Clendinning
John McVey
Edward Baker.
T. Whitehead
Allan Graham
Thos. Armour
George Dunphy
John Letts
H. Younghusb d
Wm. Graham
James Russell
W. Urquhart
F. J. Hebert
Archd. McKenzie
John McCoul
A. T. Rothwell
P. J. Lindermann
Chas. Wecsley
John Monkman
W. H. McLean
W. J. McKay
P. N. Pacaud
W. Chisholm
J. P. McKinnon
Alex. Sargent
L. Bt-audouin
Joseph Jutras
Hollis A. Cairn
Robert A. Wales
W. Lawrence
Rod. Hutchins
John Smith
M. Maneely
Holbrook
David Webber
Wm. J. Smyth
D. H. Eastman
H. S. Easton
Gilbert L. Bell
A. Beaton
F. P. Armstrong
Geo. Campbell
A.W. Sutherland
John King
E. Oldmixon
Byron Hiuea
George Craig
Daniel Shaw
Levi E. Dunning
James R. Ellis
H. E. Snyder
John Shaw
M. Lebourveau
W. A. Fulmer
M. Bradley
John Nethercott
A. Jackson
Jesse Smith
Ward Edgett
James Wadtiell
Wm. Tomalty
Ewen Cameron
J. T. Hodgson
Wm. S. Aiken
i
John Fraser
Leon Porter
Mrs. E. Craig
George Redpath
John Quealy
Arch. Thorn
James Hunter
Joseph Hargrave
Geo. E. Jackson
Thomas Smith
J. Depot
Mrs. M. Smith
Chas. Smilh.
D. Sensabaugh
C. Conn
W. Irvine
Joseph Best
N. Dorchester....
Queen s P E I
Sullivan . ...
Dunfiven WO
Westmoreland N B
Missisquoi ....... , Q
De Sable
Brant ... .
Deschambault
Portneuf Q
Dunkld
Cariboo B C
Loughborough ...
Caiuden, East. ...
TSmiscouata Q
Dist. of Nipissing
Snowdon
Moulton
Duuphy W
Northumb N B
Detour du Lac
Deux Rivieres
Devil s Creek
Torbolton
Veruiam
Nottawasaga
Kenyon
Huntingdon Q
Dexter
Jnpey s Corner,WO
Westmoreland. N B
Bentinck
Diamond
Fitzroy
Yonge
Pictou N S
Dirf.insm f Landing
Dii kson s Store, W
Diitb i
Dwyer Hill
Colchester N B
nitrhv N s
Aldborough
Ea^le Lake
Guildtord
IKilimton l Brome Q
Ottawa Q
Dipper HHrbour,WO
Pi~(MO.se. W
Dixie
St John N B
Earltown, W
Bast Arthabaska ...
East Bay
Colchester N S
Arthabaska Q
Cape Breton... N S
Cape Breton... N S
Brome Q
Richmond N 8
Dixon s Corners
Dixville
Doakfown, W O
Dobbington,WO....
Doctor s Cove
Matilda
Kast Bay, N.SideWO
Bast Bolton
Stanstead Q
Northumb N B
Eldrrflie
Shelburne N S
Cariboo . ...B C
East Broughton
Arthabaska Q
East Clifton
East Dunham
Missisquoi Q
D .Iwrty s Mills.W
Dollar
Kent N B
Eastern Har hour. WO
East Farnham
Inverness N S
Brome Q
Domaine de Gentilly
Don . ..
Arthabaska Q
York
Eist Glassville, W.O
East Hawkesbury ...
fiarleton N B
Hawkesbury, E..
Compton Q
York
Rlma ...
East Jeddore, W 0...
Halifax N S
Donegal, AV
King s N B
Waterloo, South.
Bithurst
Me^antic Q
Eastman s Springs .
E<istwi s Corners
Gloucester (
Wolford
Westmoreland N B
Oro
Dorchester Station...
East Point
King s P E I
Maryborough . ... O
E. Port Madway.W
EastR.St.Mary s,WO
EastRiv. St. M.,WO
East. Scotch Sett. WO
E sideChezz cookWO
E side Pub.Harb.WO
E side Ragged I. W
RsideW.Bh.E.R.WO
East Templeton
Eastvill", W
East AVilliamsburgh
Queen s N S
Pictou N S
Douglas. W
Douglas Harb r.WO
York N R
Queen s .. N B
Guysborough. N S
King s N B
Halifax N 8
Douglastown, W 0...
Dover, W
North umb N B
Westmoreland N B
Pover
Yarmouth N S
Shelburne N S
Dovei, South
Dovf r, Wot. W ...
Doivneyville
Halifax N 8
Ottawa Q
Emily
York
Colchester N S
Williamsburgh .
Oxford. East . ...
Compton Q
Doyle Sett W
K^tigouche ... N B
p ee l o
Gore of Camden.
Minto
Colchester N S
Halifax N S
Haldiirand
E-um Secum, W 0...
Dromore
Drum
Eicrcrmnt
Manvers Q
Blenheim . .
Eden Mills
Drumtnnndrillf, Bust
* Drumirwndvitte, W
Oro
Stamfird
Vaughan
Trafalgar
Ediiett s Land g.WO
A!!;-Vt N B
Drv**dale
Stanlnv ... .. O
Tilbury, East....
Araenteuil Q
Chinguacousy ...
Victoria N B
Duai-t Ortbrd
Dublin Shore,WO... ;Luneuburg ... N S
Duck arid Pringle ... Yale B C
Dudwell ... Wolfe Q
Edina
Edwardsburgh
Edwardsburgh...
Yarmouth N S
Cumberland ... N S
Yarmouth N S
Restigouche ... N E
Pelham
Grattan
DuftVrin .. ... nnoirta O
Eel Brook. W O
Kel Creek. AV
Eel Lake, W
EM Kiver, WO
Effinz iam
Dumbarton R.St.WO
Dumblane
Dumfries, W
Charlotte N B
Saugeen
York N B
Argenteuil Q
Williamsburg ....
Pickering
ftunbarton
Egbt,rt
Egerton
Essa
Luther
York
Duncan. W
Grey. E.R
Lunfmbnrg N
T uckersmith . ... (
Prince P E 1
Duiri tlk
Duutltlk Station ...
Vmtin
Flamboro , West
Kind s PE I
Huntingdon (J
IRestistouehe ... N I
^Huntingdon C
Mitilriu f
Kgvpte
Eisi Mountain, WO...
Elba
Elcho
Sheff.ird C
Antigonishe... N S
Mono C
Duiidas
Dundee, W
Dundee Centre
Duncloldr
Gainsborough. ... C
Mono C
airier
El lerN Mills
Dundonald ... ...Cramahe C
Eldorado
Madoc C
[720]
1875.]
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
77
POKT OFFICE.
TP. * ELECTORAL CO POSTMA8TEU. POST OFFICE. TP. i ELECTORAL CO.] P08TMASTEE.
Saltfleet I
I Sweazie
. Pennock
1. D. Kobinson
Ui Mtecham
latthew Glass
ames Crocker
r. Beatty
ainea Brownlee
f. Beckman
V. Glendinning
iV. McLellau
tfrs. N. Smith
lohn Truemau
ihomas Gordon
} eter Winger
\lex. Dunbar
X McDonald
rVm. Harvey
J. Reinhardt
iV.H.LaPinotierc
Isaac Bloomberg
Jos. Johnston
0. Matheson
Joseph Lalonde
John Hitching
rhos. Tomkins
S. P. Emerson
Charles Mulrine
B. Carrigan
P. McArdle
Win. Martyn
H. F. Donaldson
James Thomson
D. Carmichael
D. McDonald
D. W. McLeod
Joseph Brittain
Francis J. Daly
Alex. McDonald
Robert Graham
John Jinkins
Newbry Munro
Robt. Dryden
Jobn L. Erb
R. McBurney
Wm. Cornock
Patrick Walsh
Charles Kenny
J. R Hewson
George Whiting
Jos. L. Dowsley
John Campbell
James McLean
Henry V. Bown
John Murray
John T Howard
D. B. McGie
Thomas Rush
D. V. Bourque
James Spence
R. McL. Purdy
John Burns
W. C. Bradshaw
James Tinline
R. Morrison
Wm. Sanders
Robert R. Ray
Wm. J. Cryan
Edward Holland
A. C. Johns
J. A. Floyd
Elijah Forsyth
Caleb Greene
Richard Forrest
C. F. Tilton
M. Rankin
Mathias Moore
T. Stephenson
M. Stally
Wm. Smith
John Leamy
James Wolf
W. Armtron:r
Angus McAuley
! James Lawson
?armerston, W O ... <
Farmersville 1
Carleton N B
Win. E. Estey
Arza Parish
John Curry
L,. Doyle
Leonard Wella
Seth N. Ross
Adam Clark
N. J. Clark
James Roddy
P. D. Rouleau
Isaac S. Ward ell
John W. Mather
R. B. Jameson
J. G. Feigehan
James W. Taylor
Joseph Wiley
John D. Davidson
James McQueen
John Gumming
Joseph C. Rogers
JenkinOwea
R. O Donell
James Hemphill
Mary Sproul
Aime Richard
Samuel Tubby
R. J. Lamon
T. W. Bell
Jacob Lammer
B. M. Rider
W. A. ihirreff
A. K. Graham
Joseph McLaren
Arch. McKenzie
R. K. McKenzie
.lame* Morrow
Robert J. tproul
Edward Largie
William Gray
E. J. Matthews
Isaac Devitt
John A. Young
S. G. Burpee
John Lovely
Tho. Williamson
Thorn-is Barber
John McLean
U. M. McElman
R. Fraser
Danson Kinsman
John Forbes
Arthur Mitchell
W. Farquharson
Dr. Alex Scott
Jos. Blanchard
Oliver Forester
1 William Breeze
Daniel B. Gray
W. A. Miller
Ricbm-d Hales
J. Kierstead
A. R. Watson
F. X. Mesn^r
John Forristall
Thomas Brvs-.n
Hon. F. Kelly
George Lewis
John Macdougall
J. A. Hiltz
Mis.s C. McVicar
James McCool
Henry Foster
| John Trafton
Albert B. Hooper
A. S. McLennan
Edward Philpot
Eustaohe Burke
Archd. Robertson
, J. C. Parent
J. L. Ha (field
John Foy
K. .- tra< han
, M. Fitzieialcl
> John Gluminn
Crosby, South ... J
ilbert N B I
fonae.... ,..
Elgin
Farmington Amaranth
Fariningcon King s P E I
Farnboro Brome Q
Eiimville
Jsborne .
Farnbarn Centre ...
Farquhar
:irome Q
Jsborne
Ellershausen, W 0...
Elants N S
Karrau s Point <
Father Point
)snalruck
Kimouski Q
Elliott
Bathurst "
IlllntlpV 1
F.iwkhani Rama
Fenaghvale , Caledonia
Fenella Haldimand U
K*sa
*Fendonfhlls Fonelon
Woolwich
Fennells
tniiisfll
ll JTitq X S*
I elharn
Elmsville, WO
Fenwick W
Kiug s N B
FI O(S o
Fenwick, WO
Cumberland... N S
Nichol
Krant O
*Ilorfi
Pilkin^ton
Ferguson s Falls
Fergusonvale
Drummond
El phi n
Nort 1 SherbrookeO
Amm 0|
Zorva West ;
Flos
Bedford
Elsinore
Fernhill
Lobo
Russell
Ferris, W
Queen s N B
Amherst Island.
Tnverness N S
Ferry ville, W
Carleton N B
Osprey
Fifteen Point
Priuce P E I
Emigrant Road.W
Emigrant Sett. W
Westmoreland N B
Westmoreland N B
Queen s P E I
Southwold
Adjala
Fish Creek
TT T1 fipl f l
Fi"herville
Rainham
Enfield
Hants N S
Fitch Bay
Stanstead Q
English Corner, W
English Sett. W 0...
Halifax N S
Fitzroy Harbour ....
Fitzroy O
Queen s N B
Colchester N S
Hants N S
Victoria N S
Five Mile River, WO
Flatlands
Darlington
Restigouche... N B
Queeu s P E I
Manvers
Enniekilleu Stat.WO
EnOB W
Cape Breton... N S
Camden, East. ...
Artemesia
Fletcher Station.WO;
Fleurant
Halifax N S
"^nninsr
Bonaventure Q
Kaladar
Flora
Woolwich
Erbsville . Watering O
Florence
Euphemia
Erie ..
Walpole
Florenceville
Carleton N B
*Erin
Erin
Florenceville E. W
Foley
Carleton N B
Erinsville
Erinville W
Sheffield
Guysboro N S
Whitby
Folly Lake, W ...
Fully Mountain, W
folly River, W ...
Colchester N S
Ernestown Station .
Erroll
Colchester N S
Colchester N S
ESCOtt W.Rf-ntt O
Escuminac (sub)
Escuminac, W
Eskasoni, W.
Esouesing
! Bonaventure .... Q
\orthumb N B
*f\mt,hill
Pelham
Colchester N S
Forbes W
Cape Breton ... N S
Fordyce
Wawauosb.
Esquimalt
Esquimaux Point ...
Essex Centre
Victoria B C
Forest City, W ...
Forester s Falls
Forest Mills
York N B
Colchester
Ross
Etang du Nord (sub)
Ethel
Gaspe . . Q
Grey
Foreston, W
Carleton N B
Charlottevil!e ...
Bastard
Evelyn .... . ..
Nissouri, West ...
Tosorontio
Forfar
Forks, W O
Queen s N B
EversJey
King
Forks, BaddecK, W
Victoria N S
Everton
Carrick
*Exeter
Factory Dale, W 0..
Fafard
Stephen
King s N S
Forristall s.WO
Guygborough. N S
Lotbiniere Q
Furt Augustus
*R>rt Erie
Queen s P El
Bertie
.Fairfield
Harwich
Fairfield
King s .P E I
Fairfte d, East
Fairfiold,
Elizahethtown... C
St John . N B
Fortie s Sett. W 0...
Fort William
Lnnenburg ... N S
Fairfield Plain
Fairhaven, W
Fairview
Burford
Fort William
Pontiac Q
Charlotte N B
. Gore of Downie .
St John N B
. Foley C
Foster s, W
Foster s Cove, WO..
Fouchie W
Lunenburg. ... N S
Victoria N B
Fairville
Falding
Richmond N S
Plantagenet, S ... C
Thurlow (
Falkenburg
Falkirk
. "Williami, East C
Fox Creek, W O
Fox Harbour, W 0...
Fox River
Westmoreland N E
Cumberland... N S
Gaspfi ... C
Falkland
. Brantford C
Fallbrook
. Bathurst C
Fallowfield
Fox River, W
Cumberland ... N
Sebastopol C
Falmouth, W ....
Falmonth,W.B.,W<
False Bay Bwach-W
Farley s Mills, W
Hants N S
3 Hsntp N f
) Cape Breton ... N S
. Carleton . . .. N I
Fnm^oia?, W
r.ichmond X 5
Dorchester. C
Pr^nk/urii ..
Sidney .. ... (.
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
POST OFFICB.
TP. t ELECTORAL CO
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
TP. t ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Frank Hill
Franklin
Emily
Manvers
Thomas Fianks
! Win Maguire
Win. Caotwel]
B. Me E wen
W. II. Leavitt
John Fraser
Alex. Gr-uit
A s. Phair
C. TI KHsrKton
J. Sullivan
James Hirst
Elia* B. Siivdur
D. Auld
F. Rombich
Dr !:. Rowell
Arthur 11 ;imit
Mrs .0 McDonald
ane Mi Kay
Helloni G HHhro
Francois P,,thie
0. Mclntyre
George Bcatty
Thoina^ Sharon
John Williams
Philo England
John Bnchi.ii
John Grassie
11. 11 Morrison
Frederick Junker
Reward Simpson
Smmn Daiile
,1 seph M-itfhie
John Davidson
Kriward M irshal
VVilliam Glover
D. F. Britton
A. Lightbody
James Dyre
George Gumming
Mrs.D McGregor
Malcolm McRae
W. Rutletlge
William Wallace
Klie Chouinard
W. 8. Colver
David Grenier
J. J. Kavanagh
W. Lewelluyn
J. A. Caldwell
S. Caldwell
Thos. Trott
M. Frame
Robt. B Taylor
Asa Carr
James Stalker
G. A. Hooker
James Gordon
L. Brnnelle
C. McQuarrle
W. Wightman
L Goodenow
Increase Bullock
J R. Bonrchler
Wm. Fillmore
W. F. Marlowe
George McKean
John McN-il
John Glen
William Gibson
H. S. Mallet
John T). Gilbert
Thos Maconchv
R. A. McDonald
L. McMurray
R. W. Harrison
Kendall Kennedy
John Atkinson
Tobn Ray
John Turnbull
Dennis Quirk
Benjamin Parker
Hugh Miller
J. A. Carscallen
D. McMillan
Gleorge Allan
Glenarm
Fenelou (
1 Soth Rickby
i George Hunter
M. N. Stephens
W. 0. Lumley
W. McDonald
\ Richard Howes
J. McKinnon
Mat. Archibald
John Fraser
A. R. McLfinnan
11. M. Frame
J. Rockin<;ham
Edward Majar
Geo. E. Meyer
|0. Latshaw
John Murray
Alex. E. McRae
W. D. McMillan
C. McGillivry
;C J. McRaa
Mrs. Me Kaa
Mrs. M Smith
Donald Campbell
William Stewart
James Fsty
James Kearng
Robert Gibson
D. J. Deruchll
Charles Williams
Arch. Watson
Alfred Draper
J. G. Goble
A. Dickson
Peter Brennan
Peter Jeffrey
JesseCumminijer
Gar ixe Corhett
Benj.-imin Reddy
John Gibbnns
Archibald Good
Chas. Way
M. Chapman
John Prescott
David Patterson
M. McDonald
D. Thompson
Wm. East
James Gormley
Henry Besanson
E. A. Robinson
Donald Sinclair
William Fraser
Georga Germain
Alex. Ross
J. Cunningham
Chas. Smith
Thos. M.Carswell
Wm. McKenzie
J. Gillard
Eneas Brenan
Peter Lamphier
S. W. Tracy
Horace Lyman
Allan McLean
Francis LeG resley
David Hamm
John Ironside
its D. Nugent
Charles Esnouf
R. A. Girardin
Neil McPhail
J. Lambert drt C
Z. Collfrette
Louis Fournier
Path. McMillan
W. Roach
Turner Wooster
Fidele Legere
David Fraser
E. Daggett
D. McDougall
Donald GillirS
3. S. McNeil
rhomas Soucj
Joseph 0. Sirota
Franklin Centre
Franktown
Frankvjlle
Fraser s Grant, W
Fraser s Mills, W
Fredf.riekttm
Huntingdon C
Beekwith
KHley
Antigonlshe ... N S
I ictou N S
Gleucairn
Glsnce
Kkfrid .... f
Gln Donild
Chnrlottenburg..
Bedford C
Inverness N 5
Glemlovvnr
Glentdale, W
Glenel*
York N fi
Fredericton Junction
Fredericton lid. W
Sunbury . , , N fl
Ulengarry .station ...IPictou N J
Hnn (Gordon !Phfli-lnftpnliiro C
Westmoreland N B
Flamb ro . West,
Waterloo, South.
Prince V E T
Glen Huron
tjilcnloyd
Glen Maj r
Noitawasaga C
Meiantic Q
Freetown
Freiburg
Waterloo, North,
Missisqnoi Q
Glenmeyer .
* Fretiffhiburg
French bake, WO...
French River,W 0...
French River
French Vale, W 0...
French Village
French Village
French Village
Frome
Ulen Morris ... .
Dumfries C
Snnbury N B
Pictou N 8
Oltiiinevis
Queen s P El
Cape Breton ... N 8
Drnmmond Q
Queen s P E I
King s N B
Sonfhwold
Glen Norman
Lancaster
Antiuouishe ...N S
Charlotten burg... C
Lochiel
Glen Road. W
Glunroy
Glen Jiandfield
Glenshee
Charlotteville....
Pictou N S
Glenshee, W
Glen Stewart
Frost Village
Shefford Q
Matilda
Fnlthrd
Glen Sutton
Fiillarton
Fnllnrton <>
Glen Tay
Bat hurst
Fulton
Oriinsby
Cap* Breton... N S
Ellice
Queen s N f!
Glenvale
Glen Waltt-r
Charlottenburg...
Gad s Hill
Glen Williams
Glen wood, W
Glidden .
Yarmouth N S
1 ompton Q
Giiiley, W
Kent N B
Galbraiih
Lanark
Goble s Corners
*Ga!t
Dumfries. North
tiabruck
Gallingertown
Gauiobridire
(3 Men iJrove
Golden Lake
St. John N B
Thorah
^Gdnd no^uf . . .
I,ee<!<:
Guysborough... N S
Colchester". N S
Lunenburg N S
Peel
Gold Fields, W ...
Gold River, W ...
Goldstone
Good Corner, W 0...
Gooderb.ani
Garden Hill
Garden Island
Garden of Eden, WO
Garden River
Gardiner Mines WO
Gardener s Creek ...
Hope
Garden Island ...
Pictou N S
Garden River
Cape Breton ... N S
St. John N B
L Islet Q
Glamorgan
Uxbrid fl
Goodwood
Goose Cre^k, W ...
Goose River
St. John N B
Cumberland ... N S
King s P E I
Walpole
Garthby
Wolfe Q
Gordon^ville, W 0...
(lore. WO
Oaspi Basin
Gaspe Q
Hants ... N S
Kin B P E I
Sore s Landing
Hamilton
Queen s N B
Gaspereaux, W. 0...
Gaspereaux Station.
Gay s River ,.
King s N S
Howick ....
Queen s N B
Goshen, W
Albert N B
Halifax N S
Goshen W ..
Antigonishe ...N S
Colchester N S
Adolphustown ...
Compton . . . Q
Gay sRiver Road,WO
Geary, W
Halifax N S
Goshen, WO
S inbnry N B
Miller
Gould
Argenteuil Q
]lourock
Guelph
Wallace ...
Gentilly
Nlcolet Q
Gowor Point . ...
Wostmeath
Albert N B
George s River, W
Cape Breton ... N 8
[Cing s P E 1
Gowland Mount. WO
H*ldimand
Queen s P E I
Toronto Gore
Shefforl Q
Jraham s Road
Georgeville
Stanstead Q
Gerniantown, W 0...
Albert N B
Shefford Q
}rand Anse. W ...
Grand Aunce. W
Grand Bay. WO
Richmond N S
Gloucester N B
St. John NB
Getson s Point. W
Giant s Lake, W 0...
Lunenburg. ... N S
Guysborough. N S
Collingwood
Tiney O
Grand B^nd
Gibson ..
Chicontlml Q
Gaspe Q
St. John s Q
Gilbert Cove. W 0...
Gilbert s Mills
Digbv N S
JrandeGreve
Sophiasburgh ...
Gwilliinbury, W.
CspeBretun.... NS
Gilford
}rand Entry, WO...
Grandei CoudSss. ...
G--and Etang, W. 0.
Qasp6 Q
Gillies Lake, W 0...
Beauce Q
Inverness N. S
Gasp6 Q
Kincardine
Grand Fatts
Grand F Portage, WO
Grand Harbour, WO
Grandlguo. W
}randitrueFerry,WO
Grand M;inan
Victoria NB
Victoria N B
Glanford
Glanford
Tudor
Charlotte N B
Kent N B
Westminster. . . . O
Glenelg O
Richmond N S
Charlotte N B
Cape Breton ... N S
Cape Breton ... N S
Oape Breton ...N 8
Gtaspe Q
Glagpe ... ... Q
Oxbridge .. .0
Gliissville, WO
Glastonbury
Glen, W
Carleton N B
Knladar
Antigoniahe ... N 8
Peel O,
Antiaonishe ...N. dl
Grand Mira N , W
Grand Mira S., W
Grand Nairows.W
Irand Pabos
Grand River ..
*GUn Allan
Glen Aloine. W. 0...
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
79
POST OFFICE.
IP. 4 ELECTORAL co-
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFIOE.
TP- 4 ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Grand River, WO...
Grand River
Grand Tracadie
Victoria N B
F. Vi lettd
II. Murchison
S. McDonald
Henry Harvey
R. Corr*tt
W. B. Troop
; Alfred Troop
J. Edmonstont
John C. Munro
James Qraut
John Crawford
Robert Qnance
J. P. Cockburn
Mirk Greystock
Wm. Avard
A. W. MeLellan
George Flint, jui
Din Bl*ti chard
Alex. Mi-Oougal
Thomas Wakem
Mrs. L. Freeman
Wm. Grnndy
Philip Roblin
George April
J. H. Smith
Daniel Dart
Andrew Black
J. Fitzgerald
Allan G. Purdy
J. S. lorsbner
Albert McKiel
Frederick Meen
D. Mclntosh
Kdward P idh-m
K. J. Brown
W. J. Vlellow
A. M-.-Nair
Daniel Boyle
Robert Burdett
H. E. N elles
f\ X. Thibodeau
G. H. Lovitt
Samuel O Niel
Wm. Both well
M. McDonald
M. Gueguen
Wm. Kingsmill
VV. Wauijh
VI r s, M Doane
J. W. Doyle
B.J.Cunningham
Robert McKay
Klias Grono
Charles Ha^er
S. Kennedy
John Digdon
Wm. Fisher
G. D. FulUrton
D McFarlane
B W. Oochron
James Blair
James P Hopkins
James Stewart
d. R. Thorp
A. D. Fraser
Fred. K. Ritchie
Chas. Stewart,
Michael Stanley
J.Hammond. jun.
W. VV. Dodge
W. Fowler
J. T. Schneider
E. W. Slipp
H. Jilliot
John Flewelling
Nathaniel Smith
Henry Hindron
Thomas Cowie
T. S. Coppinger
Wm. Davison
John Kingston
Edmd. C./rbet
H. McGiUivi-av
Harbourville, VV l>...
King s N S
D. B. Parker
Mrs A. Hntton
Thomas Tapping
George Kirk
Robert Noble
James Grant
Maurice Healy
Wm. Hint-aid
A. McWilliama
Richmond N S
Queen s P E I
N Westminster^ C
Queen s P E I
Annapilig N S
Annapolis N S
Hoi ton
Barrie O
Hard Lrd^e, W O ...
Hardwioke. \V ...
Hardwood LnMs.WU
Harewood, W
Westmoreland, N I
Northnmb X I!
1 Colchester ...N c*
Granville
Granville OenD. WO
GranviUe Rrri/
Westmoreland. N U
(Bastard .
Wiiliuusburg ....
Biddulph ....
Burford
Hullett .
Gravel Hill
Koxborousrh
Middleton
Harmoiiy
South Easthope . C
King s N fc
[Kdmund Corbett
Austin Spinney
A. McWiiliams
Joseph Warren
T. N Haytnr
John McMillan
John Fraser
D. B. Campbell
Donald Reid
James Galloway
A 11 McGillis
A. Macready
Frederkk Goble
Siiuil F. Stewart
B. W Thomas
Wm. Kennedy
S. II Shaw
Archd. Campbell
David Terry
T Coleman
M Mc-Leod
J. M. Stevens
George Lester
J. JL Brown
Jas. Hutchinson
K, Drope
Thomas Hase
Henry Fowlds
G. [I. Chapman
J. C. Mc-Quaid
J. B. LeBaron
Giles Stone
Thos. E. Wilde
J. G Nowlan
J. G. Higginson
James Houston
Ro^t. Morrison
H. F. Graham
Geo Soutbwick
John Currelly
Wm. Broad
Mii-hael Flayefl
Rod. McDougall
M Somerville
Richard Bagnall
Adam Abbott
John Tavlor
Harmony, W
Harold
Gravenhurst
Mu-koka
Bath jrit . i
Great Shemogue
G ?iit Vilftigp
Westmoreland N B
Colchester N S
Keach
Elizabethtown...
Kemon
Carleton X B
Steph n
Greenbank
Greenbush
Harrigan Cove. W
Harrington. Kast ...
Harrington, West ...
Halifax N S
Arguntpuil C
Zorra. West
Dumfries, South
Greenfield
Greenfield, W
Greenfield, W
Green Hill, WO
Greenock
Harrison s Corners .
Pictou N S
Minto
Greenock
Colchester
Sophiashurg
Temiscouata Q
Pickering
Harrowsmith
Hartford .
Portland..
Townsend
Green River
lartington
Poitland. . . C
Green River, WO.
Green s Ureek, W
Greensville
Victoria N B
Carleton N B
Colchester N S
West Flamboro
Hartley
Eldou
Hartinan
Gwillimbury, E
Greenview
Hart s Mills, W ...
hartsville
Greenvill-, WO
Greenville Station..
Greenwich Hill, WO
Grentell . ....
GrenvilU
Gresham
Cumberland . ... N S
Cumberland. ... N S
Kind s N B
Qu-eu s P E 1
Albert ... . V B
Pi. kering
Vespra O
Arg. ntenil Q
Hane.y Station
Harvey Hill Mines...
York N B
Uarwood . .
Hamilton
N Fredericksb rg
Grey U
Toronto Gore . ...
St. Vincent
Haseville
Grey
Hastings. W O
Hastings, W
Hat./r,y
Cumberland ...N S
Albert N Li
Griffitn
*Grimiby
Griffith
Grimsby
St-uisfead
Haul rain . . .
Burlei"h . ..
Grondines
Portnout Q
Hivelock
Grosses C-iqnes. W O
Grosvenor. W
Grove^end
Di^bv N S
Havelook, W O
* Hawktsbury
Digby N S
Hawkesbury, W.
Oro
Wellesley
Guysboro N S
Malahide
H.twkestoue
Groves Point, W. 0.
Guegueu, W.
Victoria N. S
Kent. NB
Guelph O
Hawthorne
Gloucester
Norwich, South
Hay . .
Gulf Shore, W ...
Gunning Cove, WO ..
Gnysborou^h
Giiyibontuyh
Guvsboro Inter W
Hacketi s Cove, W
Hige.rsoille
Cumberland ...N S
Shelburne N S
Hay
H.iydon ... .
Darlington
Middteton
West Flamboro
Inverness N S
Wilmot
Juyshoro N S
Guysb -ro N S
lUlifax N S
Hiy s Ri^er, W ...
Haysville .
H izel Grove
Queen s P E I
Goulbourn
Walp .le
Hazledean
Hagerimn s Corners
Halflsl nd.Oove.W I
Hallway Hrook, W
HUfw.ty River, W O
* H iliburton
Markham
Headford ... . ,.
Mtrkham ...
3uysboro N S
Head i ugly
Selkirk M
Colchester N S
3urnberland ...N S
T)\l*:rt... -O
Head Lake
Laxton
W. A. Maxwell
E. Finlay
Thomas Holden
J. Little
Samuel Shatford
I. McG. Fraser
Wm. H Young
Bdward Drain
Hugh McNeil
Wm. Dobson
R. Gerard
G. H. D. Forshner
Jeorge Brown
Thomas J. Rorke
\. Manning
f Smyth, sen.
3. Cahan
lugh Hughes
1. de B Gregoire
Tohn Krassler
r. Holbrooke
R. W. L. Tibbitts
fohn Edwards
Vm. Henderson
. M. Henderson
Wm. Dickson
HeadofAmhnrst.WO
HeadJordanRiv.VVO
Head Millstre m.WO
H StMargt sBy.WO
H.St.M.B.(M Di..)W()
H.St.Mary sBay.WO
Head St. Peter s Bay
H.SonthR.Lake.WO
H.Tatamago e.B.WO
Head of Iide, WO...
H d. Wallace Bay,WO
U.VVall eB.(N.S.)WO
fleathi!ote
Hebb n Cross. W 0...
Hebr ;n W
Cumberland ...N S
Shelburne N S
King s N B
Halifax iHalifix MS
Hallerton
Huntingdon Q
Thurlow
Halifax N S
Halifax \ S
Hall s Bridge
Hull s Harbour, W U
Harvey
Kind s N S
King s P E I
S Fredericks b rg
Bartou
Autigonishe ...N S
Colchester N S
Restigouehe ...N B
Cumberland ...N S
Cumberland ...N S
tiuphrasia
*Harnill in
BamiUon
Hamlet
Prioco P E I
Burgess, North...
Elma
Hammond ltiver,WO
HiimmondvaU
Hatnpstead 1
King s... N B
King s N B
Lunenburg. ... N S
Albert N B
North Kasthope...O
Queen s N B
Hiiiupstead
Yarmouth N S
Hamptim
LMtlington
South Gower
Hampton
Kind s N B
Hedleyville
Hamtown. W O ....
Han ford Brook W u
Hannon
Yoik N B
Woolwich i ,
Kiog s N B,
Huntingdon Q
Victoria N B
Barton
Hellertip W O
Hanover
Bentiuck
Hantsport
Hants ?J S
Huntingdon Q
Hsnwell, W (}
York N B
lenderion S8t..W
Henderson Set..W O
Har.au Bonche.WO
Harbour Road, WO...
Aniigonishe ...N S
Autigoaishe ...N 3
3umberland... N S
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
POST OFFICE.
TP. 4 ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
P03T OFFICE.
TP. ft ELECTORAL rQ.
POSTMASTER.
Henrysburg
St. John s Q
Wra. Corkerline
F. Lafond
Thos. Bricgs
M. Gear
Rev. Huirh Niven
Aaron Workm-u
\ George Brown
George Dutch
John Chapman
R. Breckenridge
ilu.;h Kont
D.ivid Girdn^r
Wm. Htinry
J.HclJ.Sweetmai
Mrs. Dillon
H. Dutchb-irn
\Vm. Crowell
John Beattie
Wm. Tredway
Benj. Palmer
A. Noxen
Thomas L. Hill
Mdcolm McNeil
R. K. Steeves
Wm Howe, sen.
Mrs. K Faraghei
N. P.Wanamake
Hivih Love, sen.
P. Collicutt
Walter 0. Hill
A. A. Becker
Wm. Hinch
L. Schwedfeger
R. Hoath
F. Painchaud
John Hackett
A. M. Whitfield
Alex. Williams
T. Thompson
Edward Kelly
Isaac Broad
N. D. McKenzie
John Quibell
A. T. Campb-ll
Peter A. Cavers
George Lawrence
John G. Wirtb.
John White, jun
Joseph Daly
Felix Murphy
.lames Wright
John Gunn
G. II. Steadman
W tu. C. Pipes
Joseph Me Vlmon
John McMillan
Win. Airth
George R*eve
Fred. G. Curry
George Bundy
1 Mward Paquet
Thos. Thompson
Thomas Gebbie
J. E. Stratford
Albert Vipond
H. L. Loucfcg
John .intou
John Thompson
Honry Fry
Jno. Macdonald
E. Malloc
John Hunter
W. Marshall
J. W. Gitnsby
John Johnston
Wm. Innis
James F. Hanes
Isaac N. Hurd
David Callaway
Jas. P. Hutton
P. C. Thompson
Alex. Baptie
Ooni-fr" Orrt
D. Mcf* nnan
Theo. Samson
Indian Harbour, WO
Indian Harbour, WO
Indian Island.W 0...
Indian Point, W 0...
Indian River
Halifax N S
Charles Covey
David Suttis
J. B. W. Chaffey
I James Moser
John Smith
J. McLellan
Peter McPhee
Wm. G. Brown
Joseph Thirkell
Richard Smith
J. W. Burke
Jos. G. Diiinck
II. Armstrong
Alva Corrigan
Mrs. Sarah Begg
Benjamin Ross
Thomas Code
David Horseman
D. J. Walker
Hugh Matheaon
A. Neelands
John McKinnon
Fred. McDonald
Edmund Roche
M. McDonald
John Larracey
John D. Shutelt
Napoleon Lafosse
James Grier
Wm. K. Bisbop
S. B. Thurbr
A. McMillan, jr.
David Buckley
W. W. Bailey
B.G.L.ditJolicre r
Albert Birbeau
Rev. V. flinguet
Marie S. Jobin
Louis A. Bertrand
Thomas Musson
Thomas Emo
Wm. II. Davis
Wm. Jackson
G.R Wright
Alex. Nichol
Fred. L. Palmer
James Simonson
Robert C. Caie
Charles Jarratt
Robert Sill
1 . B. Webster
Wm. BUkeny
N. B. Cottle
Joel Jenkins
Michael Cahill
A. Hendershot
B. B. Bogga
Wm. Johastone
Henry Hayrock
Edward Babcock
P. Gormley
Thomas Mison
Charles Smith
John Boyd
Rufus C. Wry
Eusebo Asselin
Xavier Brassard
Clark Snure
John Dowuie
Hugh McDonnell
Byron Boyd
Arthur Graham
C. F. Dunham
W. B. Wilson
Louis C. Begin
James Lindsay
Wm. Worden
Joseph Sorel
S. C. Ivenny
Alx. Tfu?hBS
James Gi.ciiriat
K. F. K^ith.
G. P. Hughes
Iberville Q
Guysboro N S
Charlotte N B
Lunenburg N S
Otonabee .
Keppel .
Herbert
Herdmau s Corners
Hereford
Huntingdon Q
Compton Q
Prince PET
Indian Road, W 0...
linl/an Intan
Hants N S
St. John N B
Oxford, North ...
Minden
Victoria N S
Huron s Island, W O
*H .spder
Haj Worth
Re~tisrouche ...N B
Waterloo, S
Ottawa Q
Ingoldsby
In^ooiih W
Ingram River, W 0.
[nistioge
tnkerman
Hiawatha
Otonabee
Hibernia. WO
lli^iin.-> Road
Queen s N B
Halifax . . N S
Prince P K I
Proton
HUli Blutt
Marquette M
High Falls
Blithfi. kl
Ktobicoke
Kast Zorra
Iiinisfil
Htehfield
Uightield, W
Hi:, h^ate
Hauts N S
Innisville ..
DiuuiQiond
Westmoreland, \ B
Storrington
Bruce
Orford
Intervale, W
Highland Creek
Hilda,
Scarborough
Thurlow
I nverhur f n
Hillier
Hillier
Hillsborough
Plyrapton
Hillsboro , C.B., W
Hillskoro uijh
Inverness N S
Albert N B
Inverness
Prince P E I
!!riu ... ..
Irish Cove, W
Irishtown, WO
Iron Hil
i. ape Breton ...N S
Westinoreland,N B
Hillsdale ,
Medonte
Hillsdale
King s N 1!
Hill s Greoa
Hillside, W O
Hillside, WO
Hav
Albert N B
Cape Breton ...N S
Brighton . .
Ottawa Q
Matilda . .
Irving Settl. W ...
Albert N B
Hilton
Me^antic Q
Cfvuiden, East. ...
Williamsburg ...
Svdenham
Isaac s Harbour, W
Isaac s Har (e.s.)W
Island Brook .
Guyaooro N S
Guysboro N S
Oompto* .... . Q
Heath Road
Hoehelaga
Hockley
Holbrook
Adjala
Norwich, North
Gwillirabury, E.
Maryborough ...
Goderich
Isle auxCoudres(sub
I.^le aux Grues ... ..
Charlevoix Q
L Islet Q
Jl illand Landing ...
HnUfM
Inle Bizard
Jacques Cartier Q
Berthier .. . Q
Isle Dupaa
Holinsville
Vaudreuil Q
Holmssville, WO...
Holstein
Carle ton N B
Isle Verte
Temiscouata Q
Etobicoke ....
Egremont
Islington
Holt ,
Gwillimbury, E.
Kinloss ... ..
Grantham
Ivanhoe
Huntingdon
Holyrood
Cumberland ... N S
Derby
King s . ... N S
Jackson
Jackson Road, W 0.
Jaeksontown, W 0...
Jackson \i!le, W 0...
Hope
Yale BC
Carleton N B
Carleton ....N B
Hopefield
Radcliffe
Hope River
Queen s P E I
Hopewell, W
Albert N
Janeville, W
Jarratt a Corners ...
Gloucester N B
Oro
Walpole
Hopewell, WO
Hnpeivtll Cape
Hopewell Corner ...
Hopewell Hill, W
Pictou \ S
Albert N B
Albert N B
Albert V 1!
\Vollbrd .. ..
Jeddore. WO
Halifax N S
Jrtin ^eg, W
Queen s .N B
Homing s Mills
Hornsey, W
HortoQ landing, WO
Houghton
MeUucthon
Cumberland... .N 8
Kind s NS
Jenkins W
Queen s N B
lersey, R.Chaudiere.
Aucaster
Jog^in Mines WO .
Cumberland ...N S
House Harbour(sub)
Gasp Q
Pittsburg
Johnson s Mills
Johnson -lills, WO
Johnston s River ...
Johnston, W
Johnville
Hay
Westmoreland, N B
Queen s .......PEI
Queen s N B
Chateauguay ... Q
Halifax N S
Vaudreuil Q
Hubbtrd s Cove
*HuU
Ottawa Q
Etobicoke
Johnville. W
Jolicure, W
Carleton N B
Huraberstone ...
Albion
Westmoreland, N B
Joliette Q
*Joli?Ue
Hunter s Mtun.,WO
Victoria N S
3hicoutimi Q
rfeuth
M*skinong6 Q
Hunt^rsville. .,,.., .
Jordan Bay, W ...
Judiijne, W
Shelburne N S
Inverness N S
Sherbrooke Q
Huntley
Juvenile Sttlmt., WO
Sunbury N B
Hunt s Point, W
Queen s N S
Kaladar
Chaffey
Kamloops
K unouraska
Yale BC
Kamouraska ... Q
McKellsr
Maryborough ...
Chinguacousy....
Kars
North Gower
King s N B
Hutton^ville
Kars, W O
Hyde Park Corner...
Ida
Cavan
K Kubazua
Ottawa Q
Tlrterfmi
Virgin O
Smiec* O
Kav Sttlinent.W
LY;*iay
Kn.-ttB
Westmorelsm). N T?
^ ^ ^
Westmoreland N B
Adiala... ...
Iniian Bronk, W 0.
Victoria . N !>
Levis ... ... Q
Keenanaville ...
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81
POST OFFICE.
l P. & ELECTORAL CO.
*/ v w<e lOconabee
POST.-.lASTEt..
W. J. Hall
Keith ............
Keithley Creek.
Kelly s Cross ...
E>lso
jChatham OiLewis Huff
Cariboo B C Ge.>. Keith
Queen s P E IP. Mcljimid
Huntingdon Q PeterMact arlane
Kelvin Wiiidham G W. 1 bipps
Keuible
Keppel 0;Wm. HeaiM
Kempt, W j Queen s N S E. P. fc rteman
Seuipt Bridge. W ! Yarmouth N S Elkanah Travis
Kempt Head, WO... i Victoria N 3 K. McKenzie
KetnpC Kuad. W 0... | Richmond NS Hugh Cameron
Keuipt Tuwn.W 0...
Kemptville, W 0..
Keudal ...............
Keunebec Line ...,
Keail worth .........
Keumore ............
Keunetcook, W ...
Colchester N SiA. S. Hingley
Oxford Robert Leslie
Yarmcuth N S;J. 11. Haiu.lton
Clarke J. R Anderson
Beaut-e Q George Hartley
Arthur Robert Hay ward
Osgoode Johu B. BrannaL
Hints N >S I. S. Sanford
KennetcookCor.WO; Hants NS Mrs. L. DeiiMnor c
Keut Bridge Chatham J. A. Langford
Kf.nH illK Kind s N 3 G. E. Calkin
Kepler Kingston Isaac J Uoglan
Keppoch, W Antigotrfshc. .v.W S A. McDonald
Ken-wood Adelaide James Irving
Kerry | Plantaseiiet, S ... Mrs L. Parent
Kertch : Plyrupton A. McPhedrain
Kertch Hsrbour, WO ! Halifax N S
\. Gwillimbury 3. Montgomery
Y..rk
N B
Keswick
Keswick Ridge, W O
Kettleby Kin.; Jacob Walton
Kewstoke, WO Inverness N S Alex. MeQuain
Koyser Adelaide Samuel Cooper
Kilbride Nelnoc 0; Robert Parker
Kildare Joliette QlO. Vigneault
Kildare IPrince PE I
Selkirk M James FrasRr
Moutcalm Q Damase Thouiu
Algoma P. Lainoraudier
.. Puslirroh D. Fruson
Kilrtonan.
Kilkenny..
Killarney.
Killeau
Killerby.
Kilrnanagh
Kilmaraock
Kilmartin
Kilmaurs
Kilsyth
Kimberley
Kitiburn
* Kincardine
Kincardine, W ....
King
King Creek
Yarmouth
Calf-dou O
Woltbrd
M-tcalfe
Torbolton
Derby
Kuphrasia
Fitzroy
Kincardine
Victoria N B
King
King
John Hicks
T. Sanderson
George Ne*som
D. McKellar
Wm. Munro
Thomas Sloan
A. H. McLean
M. McKendrick
Taylor
Benjamin Lloyd
William Stokes
Kiugsbridge ;Ashfleld 01 Francis L.Eagan
Richmond QlGeo. Williamson
Kingsbury
Kiugsbury. WO ....
Kiugsclear
Kingsey
Kingsey Falls
Kiugsley
King.smill
* Kingston
Kingston
Kingston
Kingston Mills
Kingston Station
Luuenburg ... N B
York N S
Drummond Q
Drummond Q
Edw. Mosman
J. A. Hammond
Smith Leith
G. N. Foster
Kingston o
Frontenac
Kingston Village,WO King s N 3
*Kingsvillt Gosfield ,
Kinkora
Kinloss...
Kinlough
Kinmount
Kinnear s Mills
Kinross
Kirmle
Kinsman s Cor. W
Kintail
Kintore
Kipptn
Kippewa
Kirby
Kirkdale
Ktrkjtsld
Kirkhill
Kirkhill, WO
Kirkiand.WO
Kirk s Ferry
JF
York N B
Malahide 0|S. W. Tuple
Kingston Oj Robert Deacon
[King s N B Sarnuel Foster
Kent N BJJohn Harnett
Chas. Harrison
John McMillan
John Wheelock
lames H. Smart
James Moriarty
John Harrison
R -bert Pax ton
Charles Mofiitt
James Kinnear
David Ross
Levi Mackay
Benj. Kinsman
U. T. Fellow
Wm. Easson
Kobert Mellis
Thos. Anderson
James Jackson
Wm. Burril
Wm McLeod
Wm. Smith
John Nicholson
John Kirk
iKllice
Kinloss
Kialoss (>
Somerville
Megantic Q
Queen s P E I
Pickering
King s NS
Ashfiuld
East Nissouri ...
Tuckersmith
I ontiac Q
Clarke O
Drummond Q
Eldon
Lochiel
Cumberland ...N S
Carleton N B
Ottawa Q
>OST OFFICE. TP. 4 ELECTORAL 70. POSTMASTER.
virkton lUsborne J hn McCurdy
Kirkwall Beverley W McMillan
Kiinetmry Vaughan 0: Thomas White
vnapdale Mosa Oj Hector .McLean
vuutehbull . Nassagiweya 0, Wm. Reid
Kno .vlesville, WO... ,(Jarletou N Bj RoDert Ri<:ker
f Kn"tvlton IBrome Q Albert Kimball
inov/lton Lauding. IBrome Q; J. i. Tuck
\noxtord, W ICarleton N B Thomas Fulton
Kuoydart, WO Pictou N S
Kolbeik, W Cumberland ...N S W. B. Henley
Konuika jLobo 0, Robert H> rd
Kooteuay (sub) Yale B C} J. Mormaustll
Kossuth Waterloo Charles Theller
Koncliibouguac Kent NB
La i aie Yamaska Q J. L. Belcourt
L<abarre Chicoutimi QjC. Hebert
La Beauce Beauce Q;Mrne Bonnevill<v
L Acadie St. John s Q C T.Charbonueau.
Lacheuaie L Assomptk D Q|J. 0. Laurier
*L i<:kint Jacques Carder... Q;L. J. liet ebrs
*Lachute Argeuteuil Q Geo. L Meikle-
Lac Masson Terreboune Q C. C. Lajuunesst
Lac Noir L Islet Q J. B. Pelletier
LacoLle St. John s Q T. VauViiet
Lafontaine Tiny O
Kenyon DonaldCattanach
Huntingdon QlJohu .McDonald
Luuenburg N Si Isaac Heckuiau
Luuenburg.... N S Mr.s.M A.Cron.m
Inxernoss N.S
Inverness N S
Inverness N
La Guerre
Li HaveCr.Rds.,Wv>
La Have River. W
Lake Ainslie, W 0...
L Ainslin (e.s.j W
L. Aiuslie(s. s.) WO
Lake Aylmer
k i Beauport
Lake bui4
Like Kt
L;iku
d, WO
W 0...
Lake George. W 0...
Lakn George, W 0...
Lfkehuml .. .........
Lake La H che ......
Lakelands. WO ......
Lake Law, W ......
L-kelet ................
Lake Megant C ......
Lake Opi^icon .......
Lake Road.W ......
Lake Sulem t,W 0.
Lakeside ...............
Mclnuis
Clias. Mci)un;tld
John Mi-Kiuuon
Wolfe Q,Geo. Champoux
Quebec Q>A. Simmons
Wili.erforce ...... OJJohn Shaw.jtm.
Dorchester Q Joseph Begiu
Argenteuil Q George Rogerb
King s N 1!
York N li Leveret S. Tilley
King s IV S A. P. Hudgens
Yarmouth N S i Charles Crosby
Harvey O John Tarlington
Cariboo B C,P- Gannon
Cumberland ,...N S James E. Brown
Inverness N S James Fortune
Howick 0> Myles Young
Compton Q J. McDonald
Storrington U|B. T. Davidson
Cumberland ... N .S Gains Lewis
Ket.t N B M. Hannigan
Niss.uri, East ... Robt. Arumtrong
Lake TeuiiKCamingu Pontiac Q
Lakevale, WO j Antig.mshe ....N S A. McDonald
Lak-view WO Queen s N B| i. O Liouuell
Lakevillp, W t arfoton N B J- S. Car veil
Lakeville, W King s N 8!Reubeu Chase
Lukeviile Cor. WO Sunbury N B James S.Jewett
Lake Woedoo ^Wolfu Q Francois Briere
L Amable Dnngannon
Johu R. Tait
Li Amar<>ux I York V\ iiliam Nash
Lamartine \Vls\ft Q P.C.Couliier
Lambeth Westminster O
Lambton
Lambton Mills
* Lanark I Lanark
Lancaster
Landrevil .t).
George ili-lley
. l>eaiice Q Dr. L. Labrn-qu*
F. A. llowlatid
W. Robertson
John Fniser
Yoik
Lancaster
Beauharnnis Q Walter Bryden
Lang ..i [Otooabee ( R- Short, sen.
Laugevin (Dorchester Q
Lnnirford iBranttord
Langill s, W ! Lunenberg . ... N S
Lttugl-.y N. We.-tm ster.B C
Langside Kiuloss
Langstaff (sub) j Mark ham
Langtun WalMnitham
Lanoraie Berthier Q
Lansdowne jLansdowue
L Anse a Giles L Islet Q
Louis
Alex. Milue
J. 1 . Langille
W. W. (.l:jl
Wm. Gleeson
Johu Langstaff
James Fulton
T. It. Latour
JosephA.Bradlny
J. F. Giassou
L Anse au Foin |Chicoutimi QlP. Potvin
L Anse aux Gascons; Bonaventuro .... Q
Lansing [York
L Anse St. Jean
Lantz, W. 0.
L.iP.R.St.Franc.(s.o.)
Chieoutimi Q
Lunenburg N S
Charlevoix Q
La Pigeonniire Napierville Q
Joseph Acteson
Joseph Shepard
Rev. M. Giiaiu
H. B. i.autz
Flavien Robert
[725]
82
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
POST OFFICE.
1 P. ft ELECTORAL CO
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
IP. i ELECTORAL CO. | POSTMASTER.
*Liprairie
Laprairie .... Q
J. Brosseau
Aloxi* Millet
Michael McNiel
A. MePherson
J. T. Hebert
Jos. Fougere
Henry Baldwin
L. Guilbault
Geo. McKeuzie
Silas Coverley
Mark Appleby
M. S. Gray
Cbas. Bourget
John Keough
Joseph Charlan
Arch. Browning
I. B. Mastin
C. Gagnon
Chas. Lawrence
John Taylor
J. W. James
Samuel Hiltz
E. Lawrence
J. Sornbarger
i Warren Kimbal
E. Learned
George Leask
James W. Huff
Joseph Lord
Mrs. B. Conley
Sarah Jtegena
H. McCutcheon
David Davidson
D. Lockhart
M. Jordan
Alex. McDonald
James Ross, jun.
John Wilkin
W. L. White
Daniel Clough
E. W. Abbott
P. Le Blanc
W. K. Reynolds
Alfred Hoyt
Cleophe Cote
Pierre Page
John C. Barry
John Proctor
Geo. Leslie, jun.
R. Bouilliane
George Dick, sen.
Klzear Bedard
Donald Gillis
Wm. Herkins
Jas. Lounsbury
Stephen Mills
Alex. Smith
Miss J. Fowler
Chas. Lilley
Alfred Smith
John Newton
J. Henderson
Mrs.M.McDonalcl
[saac S. Tavler
Daniel B. Hall
Thomas Adam
Alex. Lindsay
James W. House
ftonald McDonald
Joseph Lynn
A. Johnson
Robert Y. Fish
John Zinkann
[)aniel Teskey
James Hemlow
Mrs M.Ballan tine
W. H. Hacking
Alex. Cameron
John H. Christie
Tohn Broad
9. B. Abrey
D. McDonald
Andrew Mooney
lames Stewart
Angus Beaton
L le Lepreaux, W.O
Little L -rraine, Wf
Little Narrows, W I
Little Rideau . .
Charlotte N 1
1 W. McGowan
3
5 Hugh McAskil
) Thomas Uoss
} Geo. .Bar tie tt
t R Thompson
tjW. Leemans
i Hiram Killam
i M. H. Cobum
5 Levi Irish
5 J. L. Purdy
> P. W. Frost
, T. McMullen
. J. Richardson
D. Munn
Thomas Oulton
Mary Wilson
Joseph Symonds
A. Littlewood
, Robert Lawson
A. J. Campbell
John Livingston
|A. Eastwood
T. S. Edwards
.Mrs. M Sears
Arch. Campbell
George King
James Fraser
D. B. McMillan
> Simon Fraser
Daniel Robeitsont
Rod k Bethune
|D. McDougall
i R. Hammond
W. M. Walford
W. Wallace
I. Dillabough
Dugald Logan
D. Hossie
James 0. Mars
Hugh Wallace
L. Lawless
James Douglas
R. S. Crowe
J. C. Spencer
W. McKinnon
John Secord, juc
J. W. Eldrige
James Bender
John Coulter
D. McDonald
Henry Ogilvie
Jas. M. Smith
Arch. Cousins
James H. Sproo!
P. Lesperance
Thos. Gordon 1
Oliver White
R. Wildmau
P. Lambert
J. G. Vincent
W. easterly
C. Johnson
James Jack
T. Morrison
John Mills
M. Lemay
P. Dal ton
D. Carrol
W. Hardy
A. Ramsey
W. Vincent
W. Hayes
I. O Connor
D. Campbell
P. Trainer
ff. McLeod
a. McDonald
W. Norton
K. McDonald
3. Bingham
La Hr6sentatiou
L Ardoise, W
Largie
St. Hy acinthe ... C
Richmond N
Duuwirn C
> Cape Breton... N
> Inverness N
Hawkesbury, E.. (
Albert Nl
Larochelle
Litrle Ridge, W 0..
Little Ridge, W 0.,
Lit. River (Cov.)WC
Lit. Riv. (Elgin) WC
Little River, W ...
Little River, WO..
Little River, W ...
Little River, W ...
L.Riv.(Mid.Mus)WO
Little Rocher, WO...
Little Sands
Larry s River, W
Laskay
*L Assompti<m
Guysboro N8
King
L Assomption C
Chiroutlmi Q
Charlotte N ]
Albert N 1
Albert N I
Sunbpry N 1
Antigonishe ... N S
Cumberland .. N S
Digby N 5
Storrington C
Glenelg
Latona
Laurel
L6vis .. . Q
Halifax N S
Lval
Montmorency Q
Berthier Q
Albert ... . N I
King s P E I
Lavaut
Little Shemogue.WO
LittleShippe<an,WO
Little Tii nish
Albert . N B
Lavender
Gloucester .... N E
Prince P E I
Drummond Ci
Cumberland ... N
Charlotte N B
Annapolis N S
Lawrence Fctry.WO
Lawrence Stat n,WO
Lawr& ncftfnvn
Little Tracadis. W
Little Wood, W 0...
Little York
Antigonishe.. N S
Shelburne N S
Queen s P E I
Queen s ... N S
Lawrencetown,W 0.
Lawrenceville
Halifax NS
Shefford Q
Livingston Cove. WO
Antigonishe... N S
King ...
Layton
Brock
* Leamington
Mersea
Lobo
Learned Plain
Compton .... Q
Lochaber, WO
Lochaber Bay,...
Antigonishe... N S
Ottawa Q
Leaskdale
Scott
Maryboro .
Lockhartville, W .
King s . . N S
Lotbiniere Q
Kenyon . .
Ledge, W
Charlotte N B
Lochiel
Megantic .... Q
Lochinvar ....
Lochiel ...
Leeds Village
Vlegantic C
Innisfil
St. John NB
Richmond N S
Richmond N S
Suelburne N S
Alice
Loch Lomond, W 0.
Lochside, WO
Leicester, WO
Cumberland ....N 5
Richmond
Leitch s Creek, W 0.
Leith
3ape Breton... N S
Sydenham
Locksley
Albion
Mountain
Lemonville ...
Whitchurch
Innisfil
boganville, W
Pictou ... . N S
Lennox
Moore
Lennox Ferry, W 0.
*JjWnoxville
[lichmond ... N 8
Sherbrooke Q
j Assomption ... Q
Charlotte N B
Annapolis .... N g
Lombardy
South Elmsley...
Hullett
Londesboro
Lf.prea.ux
Londonderry, W 0...
King s N B
Lequille, W
Colchester N S
Colchester . ... N S
Queen s PE I
Queen s N B
Les Kboulemens
Les Ecureuils
Londonderry Stat n
Portneuf Q
Los Escoumains
^a^uenav
jong Creek, W ...
Lescard ... .
Clarke ...
Dicby N S
York
jong Island Locks...
Gloucester
Les Pet.Bergeronnes
L Etete W
Saguenay Q
Olden
Charlotte N B
Levis Q
Hochelaga Q
Long Point, W
King s N B
Lewis Bay, W
Lewis Head, W ...
Lewis Moun., W 0...
Lewisville, WO
Lieury , .
Cape Breton ...N S
Shelburne N S
Westmoreland N B
Westmoreland N B
McGillivray
Long Point, W ...
jong Point, W ...
Inverness N S
King s N S
King s NB
Lon^ 1 River
Queen s P E I
Carleton NB
Chaunbly Q
Long Settlem t, W
Lnngufuil
Lifford
Manvers
Lilley s Corners
Lilloet . . . .
London
Lffligwoocl ......
Ekfrid O
Cariboo B C
..ongwood Station...
Limehouse
Esquesing .
Tyendinaga O
Charlotte N B
Huugerford
Pictou N S
Sunbury N B
Cord s Cove, W ...
;Lime Rock, W ....
Lincoln, WO
Quebec Q
x>retto
L Original
Adjala
Lona;ueuil
Compton .. Q
Ops
Carleton N B
Stanstead ... Q
*Limlsay
Lindsay W
Kincardine
Kldon
Lineboro* .
Mono
Lingan j
Cape Breton... N S
King . ...
Lorway Mines, W
Dape Breton.... N S
jotbiniere Q
Linton s, W
Sunbury N B
Wellesley
Lot 1
" 4.
6..".""!. .. .". ". "
8
Prince P E I
} rince P E I
Prince P E I
Linwood
Lisbon ,.
STorth Easthope.
Prince PET
Quysboro .... N S
L Islet Q
10
11
12
14
16
30
35
Prince P E I
L Islet
Prince P E I
Prince PEI
Prince PEI
Prince PEI
J rince PEI
Jueen s PE II
king s PEI I
*iwiotoel
Wallace
Little Branch, W 0.
Little Bras d Or
Little Britain
\ T orthumb d...N. B
Cape Breton... N S
Mariposa ....
Little Current
Little GlaceBay
Little Harbour
Little Harbour, W
Little Judiaue. WO
Dape Brston... N S
King s ,. P Et
Pictou .. . N S
45
56
King s PEI
67 <
iueen s PEI!
Inverness N g
[726]
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
83
POST OFFICE.
TP. ft ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Lfiughnir>nigh I Lough borough... 0;Hugh Madden
Louisburg, W ...... Cape Breion... N S
Louisville ........ .... [Chatham .........
Lovat .................. Greenock .........
Low
Lowbanks
Ot
Jo-eph Kennedy
Il.C. Struthers
Thomas Allen
Caleb Brooks
vsiiawn ............ vt
Moulton ......... 1 Isaac Michensr
Lower Argyle, W 0. j Yarmouth N S
Lo. Bar. Riv . W 0... | V ictou N S
Lower Brighton, WO ;Carlton N B
L. Canterbury, WO. York N B
Lower Cape WO ...1 Albert N B
J. F. McLarren
John L. Dow
D. J. Langstaff
Joseph Taylor
Lower Cove, WO ... I Cumberland.. . N S ; Amos Seaman
L. Coverdale, W 0... Albert .7. N B I James Rogers
li. EastPubuico,WO Yarmouth N S Win. Killam
Lower Fort Garry... SLisgar M | Donald Gunn
Lower Freetown .... Prine P B I
L. Frt- nch Vil., W 0.
LowerGranville.W
L. Hayneville, W 0..
York
N B
Annapolis ... N S
George Burns
George Risteen
A. i,. Delap
POST OFFICE.
TP.t ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
N S Robert Koach
N S i W. B. Lodge
N BiRobt. V. Hanson
Linear Hwlon King s N S E. McLatchy
Lower Ireland iMegantic QjK. Redman
Lower IA Have, W0| Lunenburg ... N S \ Joseph Oxner
L. L Ardoise, W 0... I Richmond Is SI James Matheson
L.LiaeQueens y.WOl York N B J. H. Tapper
Lower Montague .... | King s P E I
, W 0...|North mb rl d. N B
K, WO King s X S
L PocKrnoiicue,W 01 Gloucester X B
L. Newcastle
Lower Pereaux
Wm. Johnston
John Delany
Philip Brown
P. Robieheau
York ............ N B JohnWasson
Halitax ......... N S S. F. Blackburn
Lower Pr.Wm., WO
Lower Prospect, W
L. Queensbury, WO
L. Riv. Inhabit., W Richmond X S Joseph McCarthy
York
B James W. Brown
Lower Selmah, W
L. Set. Mid. Riv., WO
L. Set. S. Riv., W 0..
L.ShipHarbour.WO
L.Southainpton,WO
Lower Stewiacke ....
L. Turtle Creek. W
L. Wukefield, WO...
L. W. Pubnico, W 0.
Hants N S Wm. Creelman
Victoria N S Finlay McRae
Antiironishe .. N S 0. McKenzie
Halifax N S Mrs. M. O Brien
York N B Geo. Grosvenor
Colchester N S F. H. Holesworth
Albert J B Geo. A. Fillmore
Carleton N B Stephen Brittain
Yarmouth N S M D Entremont
Mabou Inverness N S Wm. Grant
MabonCoalM s. WO Inverness N S Donald Beaton
Mabou Harbor, W Invt TOHFS N S j Donald McDonald
Macbeth Hswkshurv. K.. Arch. McBesn
Maccan, W Cumberland...
MaccanMoun:.,W .0. Cumberland..
Mace s Bay Charlotte
Macnider Kitn ,uski Q F. Sauc-ier
Mactaquack, W O ... Y^rk N B James Mitchtll
Macton PeM J. M. McCormick
Macville Albion Seth Wilsoa
Maddington Avthabask* Q F.H St. Germain
Madisco.W Gloucester N K Mrs. Des Brisay
*Ma4oc Madoc Wm. H. O Hynn
Magaguadavic. W York XE Solomon Vail
Magdalen Islands.... Gaspe (> John D. Tuzo
Magenta R juville Q Jacques Fournier
Magnetawan Chapman James Miller
Magog Staustead QjGeo. 0. -SomerR
Magoon s Point S anstead Q Aaron Magoou
Magpie Soguenay Q Philippe Bisson
Magundy, WO York N B james Henry
Mahnne Bay i Lunenburg ... N S. Lewis Knaut
Maidstone Sandwich
Mai n adieu, W I Cape Breton... N S Clara Rigby
Maitland Augusta
N S
NS
Geo. C. Longley
Alexander P*oy
W. H.Dukeshire
N S Charles Steele
N S Robt. McDonald
N S L. McDonald
; W. J. Pierce
Geo. Richardson
L. Wood Harbor W Suelburne NS S. K. Mood
1 ti- _J_j._.l_ 1TT j~v .. 1 - f. TkTT T^.l,^.l>:^,.^
L. Wuodstock, W 0..
Low Point, WO
Lowville
"Lucan
Lucerne
*Lucknmo
Ludlow,WO
Lumley
Lunenburg
Lunenburg
Lurgan.
Inverness- N S
Nelson
Biddulph
Ottawa Q
iiinlnss
North mb rl d. N B
Usborne
Osnabruok
Lunenburg ... N S
Huron
Westmoreland N B
Luther
Malahide
EliZHbethtown ...
Beverley
Lansdown
Charlotteviile .... O
Lynnfiuld, W iCharlotte N B
.
Lutes Muunt n, W
Luther ...
Luton
*Lyn
Li/nden
Lyndhurst
Lynedtic/i .
Uarleton N B John Riordon
Lynnville Windham
Lyons Dorchester, S.
Lyster jMegantic
^. p **
Lyster Station |Megantic Q
Lyttletpn, W 1 Northumbeii d N B
Lytton jYale BC
McAdam June. W 1 York N B
McAdain sLake.WO iCape Breton ...N S
McAIpine, W Queen s N B
McAulay s, WO Victoria NS
McDonald s Cor. WO Queen s N B
McDonald s Corners. | Dalhousie
McDonald s Pt., W Queen s N B
Angus Me Master
Wm. J. Hawkins
William Porte
H. Blackburn
M. Campbell
John Nelson
Wm. Dinnin
F. Kirkpatrick
MrsA M.Rudolpb
Jas. McCrindle
A. M. Bunnell
Wm. Dawson
L. R. Tyrell
Joshua Lillie
James E. Orr
John Roddick
Wm. A. Charlton
John J Getchell
E. B. Myers
John King
Francois Leclere
David Somers
John Boyd
James Haddock
Daniel Mclsaac
McDougall Sett.W
McQUlivray .
Mclntyre.
Westmoreland N B
McGillivray O
Osprey
McKay s Point, W Victoria N S
McKellar
McKenzie sCor^WO
McLaughlanR d.WO
McLellan s Mtn. WO
McKeilar O
Carleton
Kent
NB
NB
Pictou NS
McLennan s B k.WO Pictou N S
Mcl^eod s Mills,W OJKent N B
McPherson gF yWOlRichmond N S
Maberly Sherbrooke, S.... O!R. Mayberry
Nevine Me Alpine
N. McAulay
H. Humphries
Wm. Lock
D. N. Smith
Col. McDougall
D. Shoff
Edward Potts
Michael McLean
S. Armstrong
John Y. Hoyt
Ira Hicks
Donald Fraser
Alex. Fraser
George McLeod
James Smith
Maitland Hants.
Maitland, W Annapolis ...
Maitland, W (Yarmouth
Malagash, W Cumberland..
Malagawatch, W 0... | Inverness
MalakofT | Marlborough
Malcolm Brant Daniel Sullivan
Malignant Core.W Antigonishe.... N SJ Donald McLean
Mallorytown jYonge Frederick F. Lee
Malmaison Missisqnoi Q
Malone Marmora
Malton Toronto J. B. Allen
Malvern Scarborough Oi Smith Thomson
*Manchester Reach John Taylor
Manchester, W ... jGuysboro N S Jas. M. Whitman
Mandamin [Plympton K. S. Dunlop
Manilla jMnriposa Mary Douglas
Manitowaning Assiginack A. McG. Ironside
Manners Button, WO 1 York N B:
Mannheim Wilmot ,... Chas. Lederman
Manotic j North Gower ... G. L. Dickiusou
Mansfield Mulmur Win. Gilbert
Mansonville-Potton... j Brome Q David A. Manson
Maple (Vaughan J. P. Rupert
Maple Bay Vancouver BC Wm. Beaumont
Maple Green, WO... Restigojche... N B James Fraser
Maple Grove !Megantic Q H. Cross, jun.
Maple Hill Brant Geo. Ingli>, jun.
Maple Leaf jComnton Q Win. G. Planch
Mapleton Yarmouth Wm. Appleford
Mapleton iLisgar M.John Peers
Mapleton, WO Albert N B W. A. Cnlpits
Maple Valley JNottawasaga James Dick
Maplewood jWest Zorra Chris. G. Bean
Maquapit Lake, W Queen s N B John Stone
Mar lAlbemarle , Thomas H . Lee
Marathon |Fitzroy
Marble Mount.W . | Inverness > S ( N. J. Brown
Leeds 0| George Kmery
Wolfe Q J. B. Bishop
March 0|W. H. Berry
Marchmont jOrillia, North ... O 1 Charles Powley
Warden iGuelph C. McD. blyth
Marble Rock..
Marbleton
March
Margaree, W
Inverness N S
Colin Gillies
Margaree (Forks) ... Inverness N S Donald Campboll
Margaretsville, W Annapolis ._N S T. A. Muraeson
Margate
Maria
Marie Bridge
Prince P E I|Reuben Tuplta
Bonaventure Q Frangiis S. Cyr
King s P E I Wm. Bowley
Marie Joseph. W O.JGuysboro N B BUthA Hawholt
Marion Bridge. W OjCape Breton... N SJ Hector Mo Veil
Maritana . . Huntingdon Q:Wm. Edwards
... Glenelg . OJ W. J. McFarland
Afarkdale
*Markham
Markhamville, W
Marlbank
Marlow
Marmion
Marmora
Marnoch
Markham O
King s N B
Hungerford
Beauce Q
Sullivan
Marmora
Wawanosh P. Poterfleld
Jas. J. Barker
Alfred Markham
Alex. D. Allan
Jos. Thompson
Jobn Hislop
D. Ben tie v
[797]
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875,
POST OFFICE.
IP. k ELECTORAL CO. POSTMASTER.
Marriott s Cove, WO|Lunenburg ... N S Betij. Millet
Marshall s CoTe,WO I Anna polls N S
Marshall s Tn., W Dig by N S
Marsh Hill (Reach
Marshville jWainfleet
Marshy Hope, W O..J Antigonishe... N S
Mars ton
Mar.-ville .
Martin s River, W
Martintown
Mirtinville
Mary dale, W ,
-tiarysville
ilarysville. W ,
Mary vale, W ,
Mascouche Rapids...
Msscouche
Masbam Mills
MaskinoHge 1
Mason ville ,
JHassaunjipi
Massie
Mas-t Town, W. ...
Natatie.
Alatapvlia
Matawatcban
Matlnck
Mattawa
Maugerville
Mawcook
Maxwell
Maytair
May field
Maynard
Maynootb
Mayo
JHeadowvale
*Mraford.
Meagher sGrant.WO
Mechanic* Set., WO
Medford, W
Medina
Medonte
Melancthon
* Melbourne
Melbourne Ridge ....
Melissa ...
Meloclieville
Mel rose
Mel rose
Meivern Sqnare,WO! Annapolis....
Melville iHillier
o
N S
Oarafraxa
Lunenburg
Charlottenburg .
Com p ton Q
Antigonishe... N S
James P. Foster
K. J. Hnines
Wm. Tomlinson
h. dward Lee
JammMcDvagal
Kdwin Cridlnud
W. McCornmck
Joseph Strum
K. Jilackwood
din Chisholm
Tyendinaga Daniel Black
York N R Baig. Df unison
Antigonishe .. N S James C. Ross
L Assomption
L Assomption
Ottawa
Maskinonge
Q M. Delfause
Q ). O. L.-unarcbe
<J. Wm. Btmuott
Q;.). o. Btlanger
London : Robert Mason
Stanstead QlJLiu lier Abbot
Holland sbua Milligan
Colchester ... N SJGeo. C. Staphens
Riinnuski y
Bouaventure liil). Fraser
Murawatchan ... 0|Joun McGregor
I lympton J. P. .liinnain
Mattawa .lolin Bangs
Sunbury N B|
Shefford Q L N. Hun,<*erford
Osprey \Vesle\ L -IU
LktVid .)<>hu "Daltuu
Ihiuguacousy ... Wm. Spiers
Augunta
Monteagle O Wnv Fitzgerald
Ottawa Qi
Toronto O 0. H. Gooderban
St. Vincent D. L. Layton
Halifax
N S Daniel . illman
King s N B Alex. Moore
King s NSWm.West
Missouri, East ... u!.). II. Ko.-k
Medonte..... O Robert J. Moon
Melanctbon O James Brown
Richmond Q Wm. Beatlia
Richmond Q R. Woodard
Chuffd.y 0:W. II. Bak-r
Beauharnois .... Q 1 George Kllis
Tyendinaga Geo. JJiiucan
Guyshoro N S James Stewart
N S B. Spinney
Caleb -Johnson
JUsmramcnok I Westmoreland N B S. C Charters
Menie
Merigonish, W 0. ...
Merivale
Merlin
* M-rrickvitle
Merritton
Mermaid Farm
Metab chouan
Metaghan
Metaghan Riv. WO
Metbot s Mills
Metis
Metz
Meyereburg
Michael s Bay
Micbipicoton River.
Middlebnro , W ...
Middle Cliurch
Mid. Clyde Rip., WO
Si vinour James Mather
( ictou N S! K. Finlayson
Nepean 0|E. B. Hopper
Raleigh Patrick Sullivan
Wolford Samuel .lakes
Grantham
Queen s P B I
Chicoutimi Q
Wm. Parnal)
J. Farqubarson
Jacques Bergeron
German
l%by N S
Digbv N S Just. Comeau
Lotbiniere QUosepU Kournier
Rimouski QJW. fc. Pago
Garafraxa OjJohn Mitchell
Se\mour OlCor. O Stillivan
Tekermagh H. A. Lyon
Algoma O P. W. Bell
Cumberland ...N S]0. Bdlatd
Lisgar MlJas Clonston
Slielburne N S
Mid. Coverdale, W Albert N B
Middlefield, W ...|Uueen s N S
Mid.LalldVeFer.WOjLunenburg
Mid. Musquodoboit.. Halifax
Middle Ohio, W )...
Middle Pereaux.WO
Middle River, WO...
Middle River, W 0...
Mid. St. Francis W
M.Sec.N.K. Mar.WO
M.Sei.Kiv.Inbab.WO
Mid. Set. S. Riv.. WO
Middle Simonds.WO
M,Southampton,WO
N S
N S
Slielburne N
King s N
I ictou N
Victoria N S
Victoria N B
Inverness N S
Inverness N S
Autigouishe... N S
Carlelon
Vork
N B
NB
0. D. McKay
S S. Ryan
B. Morton
0. R Pemette
R. A. Kaulback
James Mc:iay
K. C. West
George McLeod
Chas L. McLeod
\. Douglas
J. G. Crowdis
1>. Mcliouald
Jas McDonnell
D N. Raymond
Geo. W. McKay
POST OFFICE. IP. t ELP.CTOHAL CO.
John Dickie
Albert Beals
Wm. Roberts
William Croft
Westmoreland N B ( Mariner Hick?
Vespra
Mid. Siewiacke, WO Colchester N S
Middleton (Annapolis N t 1
Middleton | I rince PE I
Middleville Lnisark
Midgic, WO
Midhurst
Midland
Midland, W
Milby
MUdmay
Mile End
Milfia-d
Milford, W Annapolis
Milf.Hav.Bridge,WO .Guysburo : ...
Mil/lian/c JMoruington
Mill Bridge j Tudor
POSTMASTER.
Tay
King s
Eherbroohe
Q
T B. Gladstone
W. M. Ca,-e
Allan Cole
Carnck 0:M. Campbell
QJJ. R. Lupuinte
Marystiurg
.... O James Conke
N S S Chad ton
N S T. McDonald
*Mill Brook
Mill Br..ok, WO
Mill Brook, W
Mill Cove, W
Mill Cove. W
Mill Creek, WO
Milledgeville
Mille Isles
*MMe Rnches
Miller s Creek, W 0.
Mille Vaches
Millfield
Mill Grove
Mill Haven
Milliken ..
Cavan
I ictou N &
Queen s N B
Lunt-nburg ... N S
Qnten s IN B
Keut NB
Johu
Argeiireuil
N li
Q
Wm. Rutherford
K. M Norman
Wm Vance
M. G. Ross
David Hughes
J. W. Jollyinore-
Mrs. N. Sparks
N. Beck with
John G. Toliin
Solomon Pollocfe
Cornwall O Wm. N. Tait
Hants N Sillirarn Miller
Saguenay Q J. A. Piuze
Megautic Q Thos. MacKenzie
OjW. H. Berney
Flamboro , W.
ICine.stown
iU.tiliham
Mill Point Tyendiuaga
Millstream. W
Millsville, W ......
Milltown ...............
Mill Village ..........
Mihillle, W .........
Milhille.W O .........
Milnesville ............
Milton ..................
Milton, East ..........
Milverlim
Miuiico
Miminegash
Mimosa
JHi-nden.~
Minesing
Minudie, W 0..
Mira Gut, W
N B
A. \ e 11 ton
W. GorTett
James Bowen
J. A Fen wick
King s
Pictou N S Juhn McKay-
Charlotte N IVPdtiick Curran
Qm-en s N 8; J. N. Mack
Kiiiu H N S Kmerfon Gates
York N B
Maikham O]H. H. Read
Qiifen s N S 1 E Kerapton
Shellord QiChaa. Gillesple
Irrtfalgar OjW. D Lyoii
Moruington 0|John Pierson
Etobicoke George Srott
Prince P K I j Richard CostaiE
Krin Nathaniel Read
Suowdon S. S. Peck
Vespra Mrs M. Ronald
Paguenay Q Ut-nj. !- cntt
Cumberland... N S : Gilbert Seamar
Cape Breton... N s! Susan. Martt-11
Miranda [MlRfUqnoi Q!S. B. Deriik
Mohr s Corners
Moira
Moisic
Moleeworth
Mouighari
Monck ,
Monckland
Fitzny
Huntijigdon
Prince I B I H. V. Desroches
Mispec, WO St. John N B
* Mitchell LoL-an O Wm. W. Hicks
Mitchell s Bay Dover, East OlG. W. Raymond
Mow s River l. uuipton Ql David K. Btown
Moffat Na.s^agiweya ... Peter Little
Brantford, West. OjThos. Racey
O Charles Mohr
Henry Ostrom
Ql Samuel ttrong
Wailace O. w am l J.on xheec!
P E l James Wisnsr
Luther O:Wm. Seii worth
Roxborough OiJobu Brown
Mnncton |Westrucrel ind,N B Joseph Craudal!
Moncton Road, W 0. Westmoreland, N B 1 Wm. G. Batemats
Hun^ert ord John Thompson
Vaudreuil 0JJ. Sicart
Maikham O t Kol>ert Curtis
0;E. i_Jreensides
Mono O John Wi^on
Albion O John Allen
Ciiiuguacousy ... John J*ls?e
Montague 1 eter (;lark
Money more
.Mongenais
Monuolia
Uonkton ,
Mono Centre
Mono Mills
Mono Road Station.
Montague
Montague Bridge ...
Montague Cross
Montaxuaa.Mi.WO
Moutcalm
Monteaale Valley ...
Monte Bello
MontEli-i
Mont Louis
* Mimtmagny
MontBJoreccy FnUs.
King s PKl
PEl
Halifax
VVilliam Auncar
W. CalUghan
N S Mrs. V. Barker
Muntcalm ........ Q E. Copping
Monteagle OjRobt. T. Itertlett
Ottawa Q Charles Major
St. M- iurice Q i tiH Chamherlin
Gape Q Jog. Lcmieux
Montmgn.y Q J. S. Vall6e
QJ Joseph Cazeau
[728]
1875.]
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
85
POST OFFICE.
TP. t ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Montmorin jTerrebonne Q
^Montreal .Montreal Q
Montrose | Stamford O
Montro^e
Mt. St Hilaire
Princo P E I
Kouville Q
Monument Set., WOiCarlet n JV K
Moody ville |N Westminster, B C
Moore
Maryborough ...
iloore
Afoorefleld
Moore - Mills. W 0... iCharlotta N B
Moore s Station Mis.sisu.uoi Q
Moose Brook, W 0... Hunts N S
Moose Creak Roxborough
Moray i MrGillivray
Morden, W j Kind s N S
Moreil (Kind s P K t
Merell Rear j Kind s P E I
Winchester
Crauiithe
Morewood
Morgitnstuti
Morley .................. JSt. Vincent, ......
Morningdale Mills... Morninglon ......
*Mrptli ............... IHoward ............ Oi
M irrisbanlt ............ i Morris ............ 0,
*Morri,xburg ......... iWiiliamsburg ...
. X S
N S
Antigouishe .
ttvrritton
Morrisfovvu, W 0. ...
Morristowu, W ...
Morton Crosby, South ... 0,
Morton s Cor., W . I Unenburg ... N S;
Vfortonville, W ... [Hints N S!
Morvea lErnestown
Moscow iCamden, East ...
Moser s River. W 0. i Halifax N Si
Mosherville. W ...
M.i-sley
Mossman sGr nt,WO
Hants N S
Dorchester, N. ...
Luneuburg ... N *
Fullarton
Motherwall
Moulies River. W O.jKent ............ N B
Mountain Grove ...... jOl len ...............
Mountain V 7 iew ...... j Ainellftsbarg ...... O
Mount Albert ......... Gwilliiubury, E..
.Mount Albion ......... ISaltfleet ............ O
s ...... ICaradoc ............
Mount Carmel Kamouraska Q
Mount Charles Toronto
Mount iMnison.W 1 Hants X S
Mi int Elyin jDerehain
f -M>unt Fnrmt i.Vrthur
M>unt Hanly, WO. | A<.n.-ij>.ilis N Si
Mount II>aiy . lOnnida
Mount Hjreb jOps
Mount Flurst
M unit Johnson ......
All. i.
Tbervillii ............ Q
Mountjuy ............... ISoulaueea ......... Q
Mount Loyal ........ jMoutcilm ......... Q
Mount Ocar ......... JVaudreuil ......... Q
Mount Pleasant ...... Oivau ...............
Mount Ploiis int ...... il niii-H ........ P K I
Moutr Ple*s.inr,WO Onnibsrlaud.., N S.
Mount Pl8agant,WO King s ......... N B
Mount St. Louis ...... [Hedonte .........
Mount St. Patrick...! Brougham .........
Mount Salem ......... IMalahide. .........
Mountsberg ......... ! Klaiuboro", East.
M.JUII .Stewart ...... Queen s ...... PEI
Miunt Thorn. W 0. H ietou ......... X S
Mount. Uniaclve ...... [(ants ......... NS
Mr/ant Vnrti iii... ..... ;Brantfi>rd. West.
M lit Wlnttey, W O. \7e-tuioreland,X
Mount Wolfe
Month Jemseg, W
Mouth Keswit-k.WO York X B
Mouth of Xerepis ... King s XB
Muddy Creek ,. i Prince PEI
*Mnir i London
Mulanve Bertie
Mull River, W ...
Mnlmur
Muiicey
Munroe s Mills
Munro s, W
Muoster
Murray
* Murray Bay
Murray Harbour, X
Murray Harbour, Rd
Albion
Queen s X B
Inverness X S
Mulmur
Car.nloe i)
Chat lottenburg .
Victoria N S
Goulbourri
Murray
Charlevoix Q
King s P E I
Queea s P E I
Jos. Belisle
G. La Mothe
Arch. Thompson
A. Brouillette
Jarne^ Kennedy
I) S. Milliiian
John Morrison
Henry Mandsley
Joseph Cormick
P. C. Moore
Thomas M. Reiil
W. McKillican
H. Hagerman
Thos. Farusworth
W. Sterns
James
A.
Wm. J. Newman
James Lemon
J Nu-klin
J. C. Nation
James Orr
Patrick Gormely
R. B. Morrison
A. McGillivray
John Palmer
James R. Leake
James Morton
Josiah Smith
J. b. P.Gordanier
Zara Vanluven
J. H. Dimmock
Joseph Mosher
Reuben Lane
Jas. Mossman
Jas. Brown, sen.
A. McEaoheren
E. L. Godfrey
W. H. Way
Andrew Clifford
Jumes R. Cook
Edward Handy
R Lavois
Robert MeLeod
Mrs. J. E. Shaw
Jamas Stevens
T. G. Smith
a-deb Miller
W. Donaldson
Wm. Reynolds
John Wallace
Louis A. Auger
Oamillrt Lalonde
Win. Smiley
L. Lapointe
Abraham Bets
D. Campbell
Istwe Simpson
Merritt Jones
. B Hussey
Bridget Brady
Geo. llillaker
Oron Thompson
D. Egan
George McKay
: (i.-h ird McLean
William Perrin
Dixon " hapman
John Wolfe, jun.
Elias Scribner
Mrs. M Zerxa
.f. M. N ase
JrtTin Dickie
Wm. Mills
I . L arn, sen.
Donald Mclsaac
John Murphy
!!. K. Whiting
M. Munroe
M. Munro
Thos. Tubman
Peter Rowe
Elie Angers
Pavid Maclure
John Mct herson
POST OFFICE.
TP. & EU3CTORAL CO.
Murray Harbour, 8. King s P E I
Mu-ray River.
P E I
PC8T IIASTER.
H. T. B ehiut
Root. Sounders
Murray s Cor.. W O..J Westmoreland, X B Joseph Murray
Murvale Portland 0. Miehtel Davy
Drap-r Hv. A. Clifford
St. John X B|L. D. Carman
Muskoka
Musquash, W
Musquob t (Iar.,WO , Halifax X Si
Musselbur^; I Mornington j Geo. Shearer
Myrehall I ^y^ndiuaga OiMrs E. Harris
Whitby ..* (i Ruben Hurlburt
Missisquoi Q J. A. Phelps
Myrtle ,
Mystic
Xackawick, W ....
X-inaimo .
York X B Wm. H. Clark
Vancouver . . . .B C|Cuas. Wormesley
Nairn i Williams, East... Anh, Bell
Namicoke j VValpole O.W. M. Alderson
Napane.e JRichuiond Gilbert Bogart
Napaneo Mills if :itndeu, East ... II. M. VVri-.ht
ffapier
Nupiervittf. ............
Xappan, W .........
Napperton ............
Narrows ..............
Xashwaak St n.W
Nashwaak, W 0......
Nashwaak.-is ... ......
Xashwaak Vil.. W
Natashguan
Xavan
Xecum Tench, W
Neigette
Xelson
Xenagh
Nerepis Station. W i
Netherby
Netistadt
Nevis
Xew Aberdeen
New Albany, W 0...
Xew Annan, W ...
Xewark
\ew B^nclon, W 0...
Newbliss
Newhois
*Nf,wboroi<i/h
iVewboyne
Xewbridite
New Bridge, W ...
Xewbnrgh, W ......
Xew Caledonia. W
XewCampbrflto ,, .V i
Xew Canau. W ..
Xew Canadi, W 0...
Xew Carlisle ...... ...
Newcastle
f5ri<L r > ...
Newcastle (Jr.. W. O
Xewcombe
Xewcomb Cor.,W
Xewcombe Mills
New Cornw.ai, W
New Dublin
New Vuwlf"
Xew Durhtm
*New Edit* 1 1
, WO.
M-icalfe John Arthurs
Napierville Q A. Brassarii, jun.
Cumberland.. X S S. b;. Freeman
Adelaide Thomas Jury
Queen s N B Henry Todd
York N B James Young
York X B James R. Garden
York N B
York N B John L. Fletcher
Nassigiweya E. Easterbrook
Si^iieuay Q Rev. J-icobGagne
Cumberland M. O Meara
Halifax X S Wm. Smith
Uimouski Q F. X. Gagnier
Xelson D- W. Springer
Xormanby 0:Thos. Duuuaa
Kiins s X B David McKenzia
Humbsrsitone ... Joshua Fares
Xoi-manby 0,D. Winkler
Oro J. Greeushields
Waterloo. South. Wm. Key
Annapolis X SI Albert Oaks
Colchester N SI Wellington Blair
Xorwich, N E. F. Sohooley
Gloucester N B
James Kerr
Kitley John Edj,ar
(.otbiniere Q K B-nsouueau
Crosby. Xorth ... 0|Thos. Webster
Bastard O .lames Lvtle
Howick Mrs. S Carson
Inverness X 8j D. L. McDonald
n amden. East ... 0: Robert Hops
C trleton X Bi R. McKinney
.f.:wi Thos. Robinson
H-ilifax N S John Hittoe
Victoria X S. C C Caiiipl.rH, jr
Queen s N H 1 Lewis Keith
Luaenburg N S J. Mider
Bouaventtire Q M. Caldwell
Clarke Hiram Hodges
Northumb rl d X B S Johnston
Queen s X B li. P. Yeomaud
Queen s X Bid. D. Bailey
[lanrerman
O Arthur Millin
Halifax ......... X S.John Barron
Brighton .......... KJ*-ard Clark
... N S S. ii. Hallamore
i:iiz:ibe htovvn ... 0| J. A. Browne
Wilrnot ............ O LymtD Beach
!!u;ford ............ 0!Cha<. Cochran
Gloucester ....... O J. VV. Proctor
I ii-tou ......... X S John MoPherson
Xew Germany, W ! Lunenburg ... X S
Xew Glasgow .........
NewGlaseow
Nf.w
Hamburg ......
Xew Harbour, W 0.
New Haven ............
Xew Horton, W 0...
Queen s P E I
Terreboniie
Win. Xichols
K.Gk McContrey
Furse
Pictou .......... X S William Fraser
Wilmot ............ O O. Ernst
Guysborough. X S Daniel Kirby
Queen s P R (
Albert
N B
H. M.-Millan
Mariner Cannon
Xewin^ton [Osnabruck F. Jordine
Xew Ireland
Xewlrelaml. W 0...
M gin He Q,R. C. Porter
Albert X B John Carrens
N. Ireland Iload,WO| Albert X B
Xew Jerusalem, WOi Queen s X B
Xew Larig, W
Xew Liverpool
Xew London
M MeFadden
Mbert M Short
New Lowell iSunnidule
Pictou X S Robert Mi: Ueod
Levis Q Dainase Robeige
Queen s P E I D. Melntyre
P. Patton
[729]
POST OFFICES IN CANADA. ("1875.
POST OFFICE.
IP. 4 ELECTORAL CO
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
TP. & ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
* Newmarket
New Maryland, W
New Mills
Whitchurch
York N B
William Roe
Lewis Fisher
D McAlister
John A. Fuller
R. H. Plummer
Colin Milloy
C. Desforges
J. F. Cochrane
James Brown
J. W. Allison
Philip Hamon
J. L. Sweet
Richard Brash
J. E. Knight
Thos. Currie
John Pratt
Owen McGarry
R. L Alexander
Wm. H. Elliott
J. T. Murphy
W. W. Cummer
Jas. Creelman
J. G. Chantler
J. B Pearce
Thos. McBain
C Sabean
V. B. Tait
G. Easter
Robert Warren
D. Nichols
John Clapperton
Mi*s M. Chillas
John Nicol
Charles Berteaux
John McDonald
Thad. Allison
Samuel Pollock
J. R. L. Waugh
Gilbert Bell
E. Thompson
John Shaw
A. McBrayne
James Brown
Wm. Mnnsie
Osmond O Brien
Alex. Douglas
A. A. McLauglin
J. W. Sheppard
Aaton Tomkins
John Chapman
H. Clark
Wm Shirley
Geo M. Fraser
Arnold Ross
R Casement
John Rose
A. R. Greenwood
Jas. Hutchinson
BfUj. G. Runiont
Jonathan Weltou
Heli Mac.key
Joseph Turcot
K. Dickenson
Hiram Scott
Patrick Blais
B. LeBaron
John G. Read
Oavid Dewar
\Vm. Morrow
Wm. Foster
Charles Leclair
James Cleland
Wm. Bennett
Thos. Cole
John O Donnell
Mrs. M. McQueen
V. Barnes
W. II. Morden
Charles McNiel
Wm. E. Wagstaff
John Sellars
J Taylor
W. H. Higgins
Henry Blair
[7
N. River Bridge.W
N.Riv.Platform,W
North Rustico
North Salem, WO...
N.Sec.Earltown,W
Victoria N S
John McKenzie
P. Hopkins
Geortce Budd
N Nelson
Wm. Ross
John Fuchor
D. McKinnon
0. McDonald
Male. I m McNiel
A. M. Stone
F. H. Lothrop
Am Andette
S Sweet
John Forbes
A. Reid
A. Pritchard
G. K. Ball
Ed. Sinclair
Daniel Nnonan
J. 3. Whittaker
Joseph S. Kyle
John Hayes
Wm. Dinnigan
Wm. Cox
S. McCready
William Clay
Gilbert Moore
J. A. Buttf rfield
Peter Kennedy
Miss A. Michaud
Andrew Melville
Archd. KeiT
T. B. Derick
David Nutt
Walter Gilley
Mrs. F. Laurie
Andrew Lammoa
Robert Staples
Wm. McCau
John Toyne
N. N Adams
Vvm. Cbrke
J. L.Flewelling
Alex. Davidson
K. Curtis
R. Baliner
1!. P. Butler
\Vm. Carrick
P. S. Tiramerman
John G. Quarry
Tuns. Anthony
John McDonald
.James Styres
J. A. Thompson
James Keating
C. Obaurette
0. O Ket-fe
l-.li l.equin
Ebn. Archibald
Kdwsird i^heffer
Horatio Mills
Wm. Smilliuan
John C. Fox
Win. Tilley
Thomas Little
Robert Graudy
Franci* P.ige
Henry Dunham
Ueo. W. Cook
J. T. Mutchm ore
W. S. Buckwell
Walton Smith
S McKiulay
Guy Leslie
J. G. Orchard
Wesley Bim:ham
Hugh Dupuis
Ira Morgan
R. N. WaNb.
Chas. McPherson
J. L Tucker
D. Sutherland
B. Loughrau
E. Morrisey
Westmoreland. N B
Restigouche ... N B
King s N S
New Minas, W ....
New Perth
Hants N S
Kind s PEI
Colchester N S
Newport
Brantford
Newport
North Shore, W 0...
North Shore. W 0...
N.SBasR.Den isWO
North Stanbridge....
North ct n v A
Cumberland... N S
Newport
Hants .... N S
Newport Cor., WO..
Viewport Landing...
Newport Point
Hants..*. N S
Hants N S
Gaspe Q
Newport Station ...
New Richmond
New River, WO ....
New Ross
Hants N S
North Stukely
Shefford Q
Bonaventure Q
Brome Q
Charlotte N B
Matilda
Cape Breton.... N S
New Ross
Lunenburg ... N S
King s N S
North Wakefleld
North West Arm....
N. W. Bridge. W 0.
N. W. Cove, W O ....
North Williamsburg
North Winchester...
Norton W
New Ross Road, W
Newry
Cape Breton... N S
Northumb N B
Lunenhurg.... N S
Williamsburg....
Elma
New Sarum
Newton Prince PEI
Newton Bi-ook York n
Newton Mills, W 0.
Newton Robinson ...
Newtown, W
New Town, W
New Tuskrtt, W 0...
New Westminster. .
New Wiltshire
Colchester N S
King s N B
Tecnmseth
King s N B
Chat*auguay Q
York N B
Norton Dale, W ...
Norton Station
Norval
Gnysborough, N S
Dighy N S
V.Westminster B C
Queen s P E I
Niagara
King s N B
Esquesing
York . .
Norwich. North,
* Niagara..
iAr ,
Nichol s Cor.,W 0...
Nicola Lake
Annapolis N S
Notfield
Yale B C
Notre Dame du Port.
Temiscouata Q
Nottawasaga
Bonaventure ... Q
Missisquni Q
Nicolet
Nicolet Q
N icolston
E*>sa
Nouvelle (sub) .
Noyan
Nutt s Corners
Nict.aux Falls
Niel t. Harbour, W
Niely Road
Victoria N S
King s N S
Charlotte N B
Nile
Colborne
Nilestown
Dorchester.North
Queen s P E I
Oakham W
OnAen a N U
Nine Mile Creek
Nine Mile Riv.,W 0.
Nipi.ssingan
Niwouri
Oak Hill
Hants N S
Oak Hill, WO
Oakland
Charlotte N B
Oakland
IMst. of Nipissing, U
Nissouri, East ...
North Easthcpe,
King
O&k Park, W
Shelburne N S
Nithburg
Nobleton
Oak Point, W
Oak Point, WO
Noel, W
Hants N S
Northumb N B
Whitchurch
Noel Shore, W
Norham
Hants N S
Percy
* O&l ville,
Norland
Lax ton
Muriposa
Normandale
Cliarlottevilie ...
Carletou N B
Augutta
Oban
Northampton, W .
North Augusta
North Bedeque
*0dessa
Krnestowu O
Stephen
King s N ^
Offa
O ir ilvie- W
Prince P E I
North Hristol
Pontiac . Q
OViin W O
Antigonishe... N S
N. Brookfield, W 0..
North Bruce
North Ditu.ro
Queen s N S
Bruce
Douro ....
Oil City
Knniskilltm. ...
Enniskillen
Twc Mountains . Q
Yale B
Yale BO
Colchester N S
Halifax N N S
N.K.Br.MargareeWO
N. E. Harbour, W
N. Esk Boom, W 0.
NorthSeid
Inverness N S
Oka
Shelburne N S
Nortlmuib N B
Okanagon
Okanagon Mission...
Old Barns. W
Oldham W
Northfield, W
Sunbury N B
Luneuburg ... N S
Chateauguay Q
Glantbi-d
\ orth Gower
Wolfe Q
Northfield, W
North Georgetown...
North Gianford
North, G twer
Romnev ... .
Prince P E
Olinda
flosfield O
Queen s N B
Trafalgar
Olinville, W
North Hani
North Hatley
North Jogging. W
North Keppel..
North Liikt,. ......
Stanstead Q
Westmoreland. N U
Keppl
Kj H o- g PEI
*Onie r mee
Emily O
Cariboo ... BC
Palmers ton
150 Mile House
Oneida
North Lake, W ...
North Lake, W ...
North Lancaster
North Mountain ....
N. Mountain, W 0...
North Nation Mills..
North Ouslow
Wnstinoreland.N B
York N B
Oneida
Rria-hton O
Lancaster
Mountain
King s N S
Pontiac
Onflow, W O ,
Colchester N S
Ottawa Q
Pontiac . Q
North Pelhtm
North Pinnacle
Pnlham
Midsisquoi Q
*Oritlia
Orillia
Gloucester, North
Winchester
Chateauguay Q
Sunbury N B
Clarke
North Purl
Snphiasburg
Dighy N S
N. Range Cor., W 0.
North Kiilge
Gosfield . .
North River
North River, W 0...
North River, WO...
N. River Briige.WO
Queen s P E T
Westmoreland. N B
Colchester .... N S
Colchester N S
i
Orwell
Orwell
Queen s P E I
Orwell Cove
Queen s P El
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
8T
POST OFFICE.
Osaea .....................
Oxceola ..................
Osgoode ...............
IP. * ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Hope ()|David Gord >n
Bromley 0;Alex. McLaren
Osgoode Z. McMillan
Whitby David Smith
Ospringe M>in 0|V\m.Svmon
Ossf.ktag
Ossian
Otnab-g, WO
^Ottawa
Otter Lake
OtterviJle
Oungah
Oustic
Outram
Overton
*0wen Sound
Oxenden
Oxford
Oxford Centre
Oxford Mills
Oxford Station
Kind s N B A. McN. Travis
Enuiskillen G. S. McPherson
Queen s N B Joseph B. Slipp
Nepean G. P. Baker
Pontiac Q John Mather
Norwich, South, Wm P. Kay
Chatham Thomas Kinny
Rramosa
Brant
Camden, East ...
Svdenham
Keppel
Cumberland... N S
Robert Scott
David Smith
G. W. Fox
John G. Francis
H. S. Smith
Oxford, East Oj Nelson Schooley
Oxford OJChas. Jones, jun
Oxford Andrew Holmes
Oiley Colchester Robert Ivison
Oyster Ponds, W 0.. Guysbnrongh, N S James W. Carr
Oznabruck Centre... 0/nabruck O 1 Jacob J. Poaps
Painsec, W j Westmoreland NB Knfache Babin
Painswick Innisfll J. Hugeard
*Pnisley Elderslie James Sannders
*Pakenfiam iPakenham R. H. Duvie
Palermo Trafalgar 0|H.M Switzer
Palestine j Marquette M|
Palgrave (Albion Robert Wylie
Palmer Rapids lltaglan
Palmers Road, W King s N S
Palmers ton.
Palmerston, W
Wallace
Kent
Panmure I Fitzroy
N B
H. F. McLachlin
Geo. W. Eaton
R. Johnston
Honor6 Landry
Papineauville .
Paquetto
Paradise Lane, W 0..
.Tames Ring
Ottawa QIF.S McKay
Compton QJF. Paqnette
Annapolis N S W. F. Morse
Parham ! Hinchinbrooke, 0; John Griffith
Park Corner Queen s P ET .Tamcs Dnyle
*Pans iDumfries, South, O^Geo. Stanton
Paris Station Dumfries, South, ! M. X. Carr
Parker Peel Wm. McKim
Parker s Cove, W Annapolis N SlThomas Milner
Park Head Amabfl
Park Hill
i West Williams...
Parkhurst .. .Lotbiniere Q
Wm. Simpson
John Noble
Thomas Walker
Park s Creek iLisgar M John Tait
Parma : S.Fredericksburer David Griffith
Parrsborouc/h I Cumberland... N S , John W. Jinks
Parrsboro Shore, WO Cumberland... N S,Wm. Grant
Parry bound McDougall 0|John McClelland
PartridgeIsland,WO
Cumberland ...N SJT?aa^ Wasnn
Paspebiac Bonaventure Q P. de N. Loisal
Patillo Maidstone OjWm. Richardson
Paffj^rson- Vanghan W. C. Patterson
Patterson Set., W Sunbury N Bj Nelson White
Paudash Cardiff Oj.Tolm Dickson
Peabody . Sullivan O.John MilHiurn
Pearceton iMissisquoi QJJas. Brings
Pearson s, W (King s N B| W. W. Pearson
Peel. WO ! Carleton NB Chas. A. Harmor
Peepabun.
Pefferlaw
Peggy s Cove, W 0...
Luther ............ OJRobt. Dickson
Gcorgina .......... Geo. Johnson
Halifax
8!W. Crooks
Pelissier lOttawa Q!P. N. E. Pelissier
Pelham Union (Pelhim Oj.Tosepb Johnson
Pemberton Rdg.WG.York N B C. B. McKnney
*Pembrnl-e Pembroke Alex. MofTutt
Pendleton iPlantagenet, S.,
Penetanguishene
Peninsnla-G tspe
Pennfield, W
PenntteldRidge.WO
P .nobsr/uis
Pentland
Penville
Ptrcf,
Perch Station
Perkins
Perm
Perretton
Perry boro"
Henry Moffatt
Tiny J. S. Darling
Oaspfi Q Wm Miller
Charlotte N B Jesse Prescot.t
Charlotte N BJ-Tohn B Young
King s N B Georste Morton
Pilkington George Ford
Tec-umseth O
Gaspe Q
E. T. Turner
J. E. Tnzo
*arnia John Trwin
Ottawa Q John Freney
Mulmur OiPaul Gallagher
VfMtmeath OlMrsK McCracken
Compton Q Calvin Perry
Perry SettlementWO I King s ......... N B
Perrytown ............ Hope
R. Elders
R. A. CJorbett
POST OFFICE.
1 P. * ELECTORAL CO. POSTMASTER.
Thomas Cairns
Petersburg
Peterson ...
Peter s Road
* Perth iDruinmond
Perth, W Victoria N B James Bishop
Perth Road JLoughborough... James Stoneness
Petawawa Petawawa Solomon Devine
N Monaghan ... j H. C. Rogers
Wilmot Oj John Ernst
Miuden 0|Wm. Jarvis
King** P E I Wm. Johnston
Peteraville, WO |Queen s N B;Tiraothy Malona
Petersviile(sub) London W. Loughrey
Petersville Ch., W Queen s N B Thomas Leonard
Prtthertou Arthur O Thos Bunston.
P titcudiac Westmoreland.N B,W. W. Price
Petite de Grat, W 0.: Richmond N S.Georue M. Jean
Petite Passaze, W 0. Digby N SjChas. Outhouse
Petite Riv. Br., W O. Lunenburg ... N S, Wm. HoMeu
Petit Metis Rimouski Q John MacNider
*Pdrn!ea iEnniskillen 0, P. Barclay
Petworth .... Portland Alfred Knight
Peveril |VaudreuU Q Alex. Morrison
iFlos O.Robert H. Platt
MisMMjuoi Q D. T. R. Nye
Wilmot OjDanielLohr
Thurlow 1 George Philips
Bastard OjGeorge Brown
Pfiilipsburg, East ...
Philipsburg, West ...
Philipston
Philipsville
Pickering ...............
Pickering .......... OiEliza Wh)tney
Pirate Harbour
Pisarinci,WO
Pisquid,
*Picton Hallowell , Thos. Shannon
Pictnu jPictou N^ Alex. McVhail
Piedmont Val., W Plctou N sl jas McDconald
Pierreville Yamaska QjH. Pitt
Pierrevillo Mills Yamaska Q Heniy Vassal
Pig Brook Prince P E 1 1 Peter Richard
Wgeon Hill Missisquoi Q.Xoah Sager
Pia;eot, Lake | Marquette M J- M. House
Pike River Missisquoi Q A. L. Taylor
Pinedale Brock Charles Will
Pine Grove Vaughan A - L. Gooderham
Pine Orchard Whitchurch Nelson May
Pine Ridge, WO.... Kent N B T. D. Holmden
Pine River Huron D. McDermid
Pinkerton Greenock Samuel A. King
Piopolis Compton Q C. F. X. Langtois
Guysboro N S J- Hartley
St. John N B|Thos. Galbraith
Queen s P E 1
Pisquid Road Queen s P K I M. Curran
Pittsferry Pittsburg o|l*wtBot
Pittston Kdwardsburg ... Wm. Pitt, sen
Pliinfi^ld Tbnrlow E- N. Gould
Plainfield, W Pictou N S: A. Sutherland
* P/aMayencl Plantagenet, N., O.Henry Smith
Piattsville Blenheim 0;Jnn Smart
Playfair ,Bathnrst Jones Grant
Pleasant Bay, W . 1 Inverness N S Angus Mclntosh
PleaaantHlll Walsingham Wm. Morgan
Pleasant Point, W Halifax N S John Nauffts
I lea- ant Ridge. WO Charlotte N B ; Thomas i-teen
Pleasant River. W Queen s N S Jos. M. Freeman
Pleasant Vale W O. Alhert N B B. A. Colpitrs
Pleasant Valley,WO Disrby N S Leslie M. C.tiig
Plum Hollow i Bastard .. D. Derbyshire
Plymouth, WO (Yarmouth N S W.G.Sims
Pockmoucbp, W0... ! Gloucester N B Thos. Maher
Pockshaw. W Gloucester N B J- D. Foley
Point Alexander , : Rolph F. Armstrong
Point Bruley, WO... Colchester N S Jas. W. Cassidy
Point Clear. WO.... (Victoria NS Niel Gillis
"ointe a Grouette-.JPfovencher M Miss Lacerte
Pointe a Pic iCharlevoix Q J. M. Bouchard
Pointe au Bouleau . Saguenay Q 0. Savard
Park W. G. Foot
Pointe aux Pins
Pointe aux Trembles
Hoohelaga Q A. Lamoureux
Pointe aux Trembles Portneuf .......... Q Narcisse Blais
Pointe Claire ......... I Jacques Cartier... QiL. B. Daoust
Westmoreland.N B W. Hanington
Point duChene,WO
Pointe du Lac
P tint, Fdward
Point Fortune
Point. Kaye
Point la Nim, WO...
.
St. Maurice ...... Q Louis Corneau,jr
Sarnia ............... O, Louis Ernst
Vaudreuil ......... Q . K. A. St Denis
Monck ............ ( harles Kaye
Kestigouche... N B Peter
Point of Cape, W J Antigonishe... N S Hugh Mclnnis
Point Petr ........... ! Athol ............... O Jame* Scott
Point Platrn ......... Lotbiniere ......... Q Joseph Ang6
Point Prim ............ Qn^en ~ ....... P E t M. N. Murchison
*Print S. Charles... Jacques Cartier... Q John S. Keith
Point St. Peter ...... Gaspe ............... Q Geo. Pack wood
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[1875.
POST OFFICE.
TP. 4 ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
TP. & ELECTORAL CO. POSTMASTER.
Point S.ipin, W 0...
Point Traverse
Point Wolfe, W ...
Poland
Pollett River, WO...
Pomeroy Ridge.W
Pomona
Kent N 13
Marvsburg
Albert N B
N. Merzeroll
\brahamCannoi
Win. McGibbon
Cuts Connor
Benj. R. Colpitts
Wm. Pomeroy
William Purdy
Constant Dion
Mrs.M.Chifholm
A. S. Gray
Jas. L. Halley
J B. Besner
A J. Lefreniere
Thos. Lariviere
James Faulkner
John Kugel
.Joseph Aub
Geo. Morrison
David Tail
Michael Dohert3
J. G. Hopgood
C. M. Melan9on
John Amey
Ch tries Mair
Alex. McO. rmiti
Thos. Hawkins
T Davidson
Daniel Giddens
Seraphin Guerin
T. Thompson
Thos. Pilcher
Miss M. Boutiliei
B. II. Johnston
W. Greenwood.
L. G. Carter
Robert Cotton
Richard Wood
1". Sweet man
David Abel
Mrs.M. M. Roy
John Elliott
Jiimes Hendiy
George Orman
Stephen Boudrot
John DaUiel
G. B Reid
DavH M.irch
Jane Klderkia
J G. McKt-in
Ant! us Grant
Anirus VtcDonalcl
Mrs. J. Smith
!l C. Shaver
Robt. W Soiart
L. Robertson
,1 hu II Sewell
*Pr,StOn !Wt.rlnn Siiufli f\
Conrad Nispel
J. S. Griffin
George Diskette
D. A. Ghent
G. orge Dodds
John McPherson
John Cairns
Mrs. E. Ambrose
i II. C. Fors\ th
H. E. McKay
A linn R. Spencse
T. W. Saunder
G R. German
Wm. Burrows
Mrs. M. Booth
D. H. Bceinan
J. McComisky
John Garland,
I.evi Borden
Thos. A. Frazer
W. Lake
S. W. Peterman
VVm. Leslie
Selh Barr
B. D. Kirkpatrick
Je;m B Pruceau
! D. Thompson]
James Wynn
Jis. II. \\lward
D. ,). Mi Masters
Alex. Harlow
W. P. Barry
Thomas Luby
R. Bruce
Mrs. Mary Still
Mrs. Mary Walsh
1. Honsberger
H. Zimmerman
Jas. M l herson
R ibt. Ramsay
W Paikhill
Benjamin Lake
Wm. P. Edwards
Wm. Spence
T. Cuddahee
.Tc.si ph Morrow
R Minamin
M Stouteiibuig
James Sharp
George. Glover
James Paisley
Michael skelly
Thomas Moxon
A. Suffern
John Holbert
Eliphalet Read
John C. Hinley
R. Donaldson
John Morrison
D. McMillan
Wm Urquha.-t
W. S. Brown
A. McKenzie
.Taints Redner
Robert Crawford
D Robertson
W. Lown , sen.
Robert Wilson
Robt. Mahew
Wm. Mackay
R. Jardine
Michael Hayes
Mrs. A Keuton
T Wilkinson
F. X. O Brien
Jfihn Macdonald
Wm. Rhodes
Simon Lambkin.
1". M"L:iurin
J. C. Vantour
l"v)i iin 1 Jr. all
[vory Kilburn
!. K. Foster
W. H. Butler
Preston R .ad, W C
Price s Corner
Pi-icRville
Halifax N fr
Oro C
Dalhousie
Westmoreland. \ B
Charlotte N B
Primrose
Mono
*Pfince. Alhe.rt
Prince of Wales, WO
Priuceport, W
Pfinceton
Roach
Glenelg
Pomquet Chaptl.W
Pomquet Forks, W
Ponds, WO
Ponsonby
Antigonishe ... N S
Antuonishe.... N S
Pic ou N S
Pilkinton
C-lchester N S
Princetown
Princetovvn Road ...
Prince William, WO
Prinyer
Pros[>ect
Prospect. W
Prosser Brook, W 0.
Pubnico Beach, W
Pubiiico Har., W 0..
Prince P E I
Queen s P K 1
Pont, Chateau
Soulanges Q
York N B
1 t. tie Maskinonge...
I ont, ROUTO
Maskinonge Q
Portneuf
N. Maryhbury ...
Beckwilh
Halifax N S
Albert V B
I oodiar, W
Ponle
King s N J^
Momington
Gloucester N B
Pictou N S
Popl-ir Grove. W
! ]. l.r Hill, WO....
Poplar Point
Shelburne N S
Yarmouth N ^
Marqnette M
Cumberland... N S
Cumberland... N S
Poquio.-k, WO
Port Hill
York N B
Prince P E I
Piuwash Hiver.W O
Purdy
1 ort Acaiii?
*Purtagedu Fart.-,,..,
Portage la Prairie ...
V n-tage River. W 0.
! orf. Albert
Digby N S
Pontiac Q
Purpieville Vaughan
Pllslincll Piialinch A
Marquette M
Dorchester, N....
St.John N B
Quebec Q
Elzevir
Niagara
North umberl d.N B
Ashtield
Quaco Road, W ...
*Que!>ec
Qneensborough
P Ttapiqi-e, W ....
Purtapique Jit.. W
Port au Persil
Colchester N S
Colchester N S
riharlevoix Q
Malahide
E Gwillimburv
t ort Bruce
Queensville. W ...
Quesuel . .
*P,,H DtirwM
Bayham
Port Caledonia, WO
Prt C irliny
Cape Breton... N S
Merlora
Quesnelle Forks
Radstork
Ragged Head. W 0...
Ragged Ibland. W
Raglan
Cariboo B
Joliette Q
Guysboro N S
Shelburne N S
Whiiby
Port Clyde Wu
Shelburne N S
Humbcrstone ...
Toronto
*P<irt C ulliorne
Port Credit
* Pi>rt DilliiMsie
Grantham
Raiifon .. . .
L u^hboro
Rairiham
Port Daniel
Bonaventure Q
Woodhouse
Sangeen
Weatmrreland. N B
North Elrusley... O
G iderich
Halifax N S
Guysboro N S
R;iiuhrtm . .
*P<>rt Dmer
Riiuham Centre
Rtuia
*P. rl El:jin
Port Kl in
Rxmu
Ramsay s Corners ...
Gloucester
Mulmur
Port Klrnslev
Porter s Hill
P -ner s LaKe, W 0..
Port Felix, W
Port V rar< ks
Windham ...
Rfinkin
!!.-ipids des Joachims
R tthburu
Rutho
rtatt^r s Corner. W
Mara O
P.landford
Kind s N B
Port George, W 0...
Port Granbv
Port Crevilio, W 0...
P irt Hastings
Annapolis N S
Clarke.
Cumberland ... N S
Inverness N S
Inverness N S
Inverness N S
Inverness N S
Mariposa
Ciillini Wiunl . ... O
Rtivenscliffe r.ii.-iffuv n
I uft Hmok&ibury ...
Psrt Hond
Pt. Hood Island, WO
Port Hoover
K. Gwillimbury,
iio*anquet
fiuvenswood
Ra\vdon
llawdon WO Hints NS
*Port Hop?,
Hope
Pi.ivinmd . Watt
Port Jolly, WO
Port LaoibtuD
Shelburne . N S
Westmoreland N B
Tvendinaga
Port! ind
Port la Tour, W 0...
Port Lovris, . .
Bastard
Shelburne N S
Huntingdon Q
Sliei bi-ooke
Queen s N S
Queen s . N
S. S. Scovil
Nancy H. Snow
!j. !i. Carson
.lames Moss
Wm. T. Le.-lie
V. Cohoon
G. B. Hadley
G. H. Green
K. X. T. llamelir.
II (Jordan
Joshua King
J G Murray
James McCoppen
Mis.s Mcl-eun:iu
Robert Abbott
J. M. A. Le Blanc
Wni.II. Kyerse
Alex. R Christie
i/ j orge Mcljcod
Minuril Payne
t. C. Ladell
T. Sullivan
C. Cr.VMi
Albert Chase
K. A. Forsyth
Denis K tn
i). W. Johnson
Siunuel Brown
Johu Dowslev
Read, WO
Ri adini
RsarBlnckRiv.,WO
Rear Judeque. W. 0.
Rr.L., Sport Mt ,WO
Red Buik, W
Red Islands, W ...
Richni ind N S
Inverness N S
Richmond N S
Vorthiimberl il.N B
Richmond N S
Ameliasbiirg
Port Mail laud
Port AUtoon, W 0...
Port M dtvay
I O t Mu!f/rave
Port Nelson
Guysborough, N S
Portnnf
Portneuf . . Q
Red Rnrks
PortPerry
Port Pailip. W 0. ...
port Hicftinoud, WO
*P /rt Ri)hins<m
*Pt/rt H tWtin
Rea.h
;uinberlauti ... N S
Richmond X S
ThoroH .. ..
Kcd Point
Kings PEI
R^lessey JMono
Wal-.ini.-ham O
Walijn"haiu .
Horion
P rt Royal
Hunts N S
P,,rt Royal, W ....
P r . 1, jti if:
l ( rt Severn (eub) ..
Richm.nd N S
Woodhouse
Tay
Renous Bridge, W
Keuous River, W
Renton
Heuton Station
Kepentignv
Ues-Tve Mines, W U
Rhodes, W
Ric -burg
Kic ville
Northumberl d.N B
Vorthuniberl d.N B
Townseud
Gletfird
L Asaoinption Q
Cape Br. ton... N ?
King s N S
Mis<isquoi Q
Mantageuet, S ..
K^nt N B
Kingston
*P>trt S anlry
a Port Sydney
Pjrtugue.se Cove, WO
Port Union
P,/rt Williams
Port Williams Slat.
Powell
Stc-phenson
H.ilitax N S
Pick-ring
King s N S
King s N S
ffichibucto i
Huntlev
Hichibncto Vil.,WO
Richmond C-trner..
*Rickmimd, East ....
Ric/inwnd, Wtut
Kel.t N H
Huntingdon Q
Qn-en s P E i
Auausta
Cirleton N B
Richmond Ql
Soulbum Ol
Pownall
*Pnsmtt ...
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POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
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POST OFFICE.
T J .4 ELECTORAL CO.
* Rich mimd Hill
Richmond Station...
Rich dTmuinus.WO
Richview
Richwood
Ridgetnwn
Rid|;eville
Ridgeway
Rigaud
Riley Brook, W 0...
Rimington
* Rimouski
Ringwood
River Beaudette
Riv.Bourgeoise,W
River Ohrlo,W 0...
River D,n-id
Kiver de Chute, WO
River Dennis, W 0..
Riv.DennisKoad.WO
River Desert
River Gilb-Tt
River Hebert, W 0...
River John
River Lnnison, W 0.
River Philip
Riversdale
Riversdale, W
River Side, W
Riverstown
Riviere ai*x Varhes
Riviere Bois Glair ...
Riviere des Prairies.
Vaughan
POSTMASTER.
Matthew Teefy
Richmond Q Philip Maher
Halifax N S]
Toronto O R. M. Burgess
Blenheim David Kyte
Howard L. S. Hancock
Pelham 0: Jonas Steele
Berti 0! Ralph Disher
Viiudreuil QlA.W.Charleboise
Victoria N B John Mitchell
Madoc John Rimington
Rimouski Q A. G. Dion
Wbitchurch G. H. Silvester
Soulanges Q Stephen Leblanc
Richmond N S.Geo. H. Bicsett
Kestiirouehe... N B 1 Alex. McPhersoi
Yamaska Ql J. B Comuieaul
Carleton
NB
Inverness N S
Inverness N S
Ottawa
Joseph B. Porter
A. Mclntyre
John Morrison
Cumberland.
Pictou .......
Reetigouche .
Cumberland.
Greenock
Charles Logue
. ... Q G. W. Chapman
\ S Mi hael Pugsley
N S John D. Gauld
, N B I Donald Stewart
N- S Mrs. G. Phillips
.0
Colchester N S R. J. Hingley
Albert N B Hiram Kdgett
Arthur
Yamaska Q
Alex. Allan
Edousrd Cote
R.tiu Lnup (en haul)
Riviere li Madeleine
Riviere Ouelle
Riviere Raisin
Lotbiniere Q I George Bernard
Hoohelaga Q j Louis Belanger
Chas. A. Gaudry
L. A. Ba r ibeavi
Maskinonge
Q
Gaspe Q Edward Vai-hon
Kamouraska QiJohn Belleau
Lancaster Jas. McPherson
Riv. Trois Pistoles... jTemiscouata QJEd. Marchement
Roach s Point N. Gwillimbury, R.. McCordick
Roberval ,
Robinson .
Roblin ....
... ury, .
Chicoutimi Q;Theodule Boldu
Co ipton Q Lemuel Pope
Richmond : Wm. M. Paul
Rob Roy I Os prey
Shefford Q
Nepean
Huntingdon Q
Rochelle
!Roch,esterville
Rockburn
Rockford
Hock Forest
*Rockingham
Rock hl ind
Rockland
Rockland, W
RocklifFe (sub)
Rocklin. WO ;
Roekly.W.
Rockport
Rockport, WO
Rockside
Rockton
Rock Village
Rockville, \VO
Rockville. W
Rockwell Set., W O.I Cumberland
jRockwond
Roekwood
ffogerville
Rodney
Roebuck
Roger s Hill, W 0...
Rokeby
Rollo Bay
Rollo Bay Cross
Rolling Dam. WO ..
Rouian s Valley,W
Romney
Ronaldsay
Rona
Wm. Holdeu
A. DepauHs
Wm. Patterson
Andrew Oliver
Townsend
Sherbrooke Q, Gerard J. Nagle
Brudenell J. S. J.Watson
Stanstead QiA A. Barry
Clarence.. 0|Wm. C. Bdwarde
Westmoreland N B 1 Jonas Taylor
Head W. II. Mclntyre
Pictou N S Robt. Fraser
Cumberland ...N 8 D. McKiunon
Kscott 00 Cornwall
Westmorc Iand.N B Rufus Ward
Caledon D. Kirkwood
Beverley B Cornell
Gloucester Miss K.M.Evan
King s N B J. L. Harrison
Yarmouth N S
N S
Wilson Haley
Aaron Rockwell
Kobt. Pasmore
Eramosa
Lisgar .M j John Robinson
Usborne O Jas. Bonthron
AMerboro A. Mumphrey
Augusta
Pictou N S
Sherbrooke, S .
Kinz s PE I
King s P KI
A. Lawn- nee
Wm. Carson
R. McDougall
L. Chaisson
Charlotte N B j Jacob Stvles
Guysboro N S I atrick Rogers
Romney
Protou Joseph McArdle
jQueen s P EI,W. McQueen
*Ron eau j Harwich 0,J. K. Morris
Rondeau Harboui ... Harwich OjR. Brigh tm
Ronson Middleton James Cowan
Rosa Murray H. Fieldhouse
Rosebank South Dumfries. Mrs S.A.Durni
Rosedale I Fenelon Moses McNeil
Rosedene ; Gainsboro Cor. McKay
Rosehall [Hillier 01. G. Ferguson
POST OFFICE.
TP. * ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Mulmur ............ Geo. Gumming
Ah. wick ............ 0; Alfred Metcaife
Lanark ............ 0;Robt McFarlaue
Albert ......... N B John Stevens
Que-n s ...... ...P E i H. McDonald
Dumfries, North, 0; Moses Gingrich
Shelhurne ...... N S| Klijah H.tirtir
Thurlow ............ Mies J. Hewitt
Cumberland ...N S David Stewart
Ross .................. Mrs M. McLaren
King s ........ N S D. E. Koss
Humphrey ......... Wm Ditchburn
*Rosemont
Hoseueaih
llosetta
Hose Vale, WO
Rose Valley
Eloseville
Rosi-way, W
Roslin
Roslin, W
Ross
Ross Corner, W 0...
Rosseau
Russway, W Digby
Rothsay Maryborough
Rothsay. W
Rouge Hill
Rougeiuont
Round Hil .W
Ru iiid Hill, W ... Annapolis
Round Lake Bi-lmont
Round Plains
Rowanton
Roxburgh, W
Roxham
Roxton Iblls
Roxton Pond
Royal Road. WO ... -
Rn gby ;0ro
Rnis.-eau desChenes Drummond Q
Runnymede Bonaventure Q
Rupert (Ottawa Q
Kusagornis, W ...[Sunbury NB
Rusagornis Sta ,W Sunbury N B
N S
King s.. N B
Pickering
Rouville Q
King s N B
N S
jTownsend
jPontiac Q
David Cowan
Wm Smith
C. K. McCready
Iluu b Grabain
D Bachelder
Wm. MtLeod
C. E. Spurr
H. N. Co.per
Oeoige Gillesby
David West
Albert N B John Kelly
St. Johns QThos Wal lis
Shefford Q
iShefford Q
A. T. BeauchemJn
H. A. Kimpton
Rnscom River
Russell
Russeldale
Russeltown
Rustico
Rutherford
Kuthvm
Ryi kman s Corners
Kyegate
Rylstone
[York N BJChas. W. Estey
James Ball
C. 1 aradis
Mrs. B. Wheeler
W. D. Leslie
Abner Smith
John SlcGill
J. Duprey
W. R. Petrie
Roi-hestei*
Russ.ll
FnlUrton O lohn Wilson
Chateauguay .... Q
Queen s
P E I
Dawn O
Gostield
Barton O
S ndwirh, East...
Cyrille Turcotte
J. Gallant
John Brown
HughRuthven
Joseph Christie
Seymour Oil 1 . All in
Ste. Adeie iTeirebonne Q Odile Laflenr
St. Agatha Wilmot 0<Aiithouy Kaiser
5ta. A;,-athe Lotbiniere Q L. Boulanger
Ste. Agnes Charlevoix Q Kev. J. A. Bureau
St. Agnes de Dundee! Huntingdon Q 1 Pierre Tremblay
St. Ainie [Richelieu Q S. Cartier
St. Alban Portnenf Q .1. D. McCormick
St. Albert |Arthabiiska
St.Alex de Kam rskai Kamouraska Q
Prud. Lainebse
E. LeNeque
St. Alex.d Iberville. ;Iberville Q A. A. L. Hrien
St. Alexis iMontcalra Q Miss M. Omon
St. Alphonse Jjoliette Q,E. Genereux
St. Anaclet.
St. Andre.
St. Andie Avellin...
Rimouski Q Couture
Kamouraska Q
P. C Marquia
H. N. Kaby
Ottawa Q
St. Andrews Charlotte N B G. F. Campbell
St. Andrews ..: iAntigonishe ...N SjDuncanChisholm
St. Andrews, W 0...
^t. Andrews, East.,
St. Andrews, West...
Colchester N S A. B. Sil>Hv
Argentcuil.. Q
Cornwall
Thomas Lamb
L. Masterson
St. Andrews | District of Lisgar M Andrew Mowat
St. Andrews i King s P E I j John Ryan
Ste.An . elcrieMonn r Kouvillc- Q
Ste. Angelede Laval iNicolet Q
St. Anicet Huntingdon Q
Ste.Auue Bout del I. JaciiuesCartier... Q
Ste. Anna de Beaufort Montmorency.... Q
Michael 0. Caron
Olivier Desilets
F. S. Bourni-ault
A Ducal. M.D.
Adolpbe Pare
Ste. Anne de la Per. ChaniplHin Q Jos. U. Marcotte
Ste.Anne des Munts. Gaspe Q J. Perre
Ste. Anne des Plains Terrebonne Q D Gaudette. M.D.
Ste.Anne, la Pocafre Kamouraska Q Joseph Dionue
St. Ann s, W j Victoria N S M. McKen/ie
St. Ann s iProvem-her M Alex. Chisholm
St. Ann s (Queen s P E I j Michael Vturphy
St. Ann s Gainsborough ... G. Secord
Dorchester Q Pierre Fortitr
St. Anselme
-t. Anthony, W 0...
St. Antoine. Lotbi re
St. Antoine. Riv. Ric.
St. Antonin
St. Apollinaire
Kent ........... N B l yprien Dionne
lx)tbiniere ......... Q Edmond Larue
Vercheres ......... QJNar. Cartier
Q Felix Queen
Lotbiniere ......... Q E. Boucher
St. Armand Centre... Misms iuoi Q Abram Titemore
Si. Armand Station. [Missisquoi Q| Peter Smith
[733]
90
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
POST OFFICE.
IP. & ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Teiniscouata Q
Tberville Q
L Islet Q
Elie Martin .
P. Reguier
Alexis Blais
C. East
L. Paquette
Alexis Bouvier
J. B. L. Duaime
J. Fauteux
G. Jobin
Eusebe Lalumier
G. Lemlre
Ernest Lemaire
Pierre Plante
J. E. Trudeau
0. Salois
Joseph Dubugue
Win. Murray
Narcisse Rivet
A. P. Pare
Guillau. Crepeau
John Mikereth
P. X. Gingras
Rev. H. Gagnon
W. L. Copeland
C. E. Houde
J. E. Gaboury
Mary Adshead
L. C. Gauvin
T. Montminy
J. E. LeBlano
L. V. Rover
John Stroh
A. Borque
C. Gelinas
M. J Phelan
Venant Gaudet
.T. 0. Longtin
Daniel Mosher
A. H. Bruuing
J. Himel
F. X. R. Biron
Jean Oeschone
J. B. Clontier
P. H. Petit
J. A. Ecreinent
C. Fisher
Paschal Dionne
J. E. Mignault
Klzeai Germain
Trefle Lapalnie
L. C>wn
C. Valiquette
T. Blain
James Butler
F. Courteunnche
0. H. Coutu
J. T. fr raser
l>. L Hudon
J. Theriault
Jean Bllodeau
P. A. Liporte
Olivier Begin
S. B. Warner
C. D. Pariseau
John Matheson
J. B. de Courville
Louis Poulin
Uldoric Brunellii
Simon Labrosse
.Philias Gauthier
M. Montrnignv
Vital Roy
Jos. Fremont
.1. B. LeBel
Max Crepaau
L. I. Frechette
A. Bherour
J. Fournier
L. Bedard
F. Vincent
D. St. Pierre
Felix Bt-lleau
Hilaire Poulin
S. St. Amour
Einilien Pepin
St. Atlianase
St Aubert
St. August in, P tneuf
St. Augustin,Two M.
St. Barnabe, R.Y.im.
St. Barnabe, St.Mau.
Portneuf Q
Two Mountains.. Q
St. Hyaciuthe ... Q
St. Maurice Q
Berthier Q
St Bazile |
St. Bazile le Grand.
Ste Beatrix
Chauibly Q
Joliette Q
St Benoit
Two Mountains.. Q
St. Bernard (sub. ...
St. Bouaventure
St. John s Q
Drumtnond Q
Salkirk M
Ste Bri ir ide
Iberville Q
Ste.Brigitte des S lts
Chambly Q
St Catnille
Wolfe Q
St Canute
Two Mountains.. Q
St. Cathirines, Kas-t.
*St. Catharines, West.
St Celestin
Portneuf Q
Nicolet Q
* Sff rgxaire
St Ch trl^s
Selkirk M
St.Ch. deStaubridge
St.Chas., Kiv. Boyer
St. Cbas. Riv. Rich u
Ste Claire
St. Hyacinths ... Q
Wellesloy
gt Clet
Soulan jfes Q
Ste. CUvhilde
St Colu.-nbin
Arthabaska Q
Two Mountains.. Q
Joliette Q
St Come
St. Constant
St. Croix, W
St. Cr-.ix, W
Ste Qrnix
Hants N S
York N B
St Cutlibert
St Cyriac
St Cyrille
L Islet Q
St. Hyacinths ... Q
Birtliier Q
St.Damie deBrandon
St Davids
St. Denis dfilaBout re
St. Ddiiis, Riv. Rich.
St. Didace
St. Hyaciuthe ... Q
Maskinong6 Q
Ba^ot Q
St. Doin. des Oedres
Ste. Dnrothue
St Edouard
Lavtl . Q
St.Ed.de Kram (sub.)
St. Elie
St. Maurice Q
Prince P E I
Bnrthier Q
Temiscouata CJ
St. Eleanors
Ste. Elizabeth
St Eloi
St Elzear
Ste.Emu.de 1 Energie
St. Ephrein de Tring.
St. Ephrem d CJpton
Joliette Q
Bi ot Q
Mootcaltn Q
St. Esprit. W
St. Et. de Beauhar s.
St.EtiennedeBolt n
St. Etienue des GrSi
St Eugene
Richmond N S
Beauharnois Q
St. Maurice Q
Hawkesbury. E.
Two Mountains.. Q
St. Eattache
St. Evar. de Forsyth.
St Fabien
Ste Fatnille
Montmorency Q
St Felicit6
St. Felix de Valois...
Joliette Q
St.Fereol (sub-office)
St FidSle
Montmorency ... Q
St Flavie
Rimouski Q
St Flavien
Ste. Flore
Chsimplain Q
Wolfe Q
gt. Foy
Quebec Q
St. Francois, Baauce.
gt. Franijais de Sales
gt. Fran. d Orleans.
Laval Q
Montmorency ... (]
POST OFFIt E.
TP. & ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
Yainaska QjO. H. Coutu
St. Friiugois du Lac
Ste. Frangois Teiniscouata Q N. Beauline
St.Francois,Mont ny,Montmagny Q E. C. Boulet
St. Francois Xavier. ; Marquette M J. B. Thibeault
St. Fran. X. d. Viger j Temiscouata QiG. Caron
St. Frederic Beauce Q:L.G.A. Legendre
3t. Gab. de Brandon.
Ste. Genevieve
St. George..
St. George, Beauce...
St. Gwrge, Brant ...
St. Geo. de Windsor.
St.Geo.Channel.W
St. Ger. deGrantham
Ste. Gertrude
St. Gervais
St. Giles
3t. Grfigoire
St. GuiU me.d Upton
Ste. Helene
Ste. Helene deBagot
St. Helens
3te. Henedine
St. Henri
St. Henri Station ...
St. Hormas
Berthier Q M. O Ueir
JucquesCartier... Q Godfroi Boileau
Charlotte N B
E. R. O Brien
Beauce Q Hubert Catellier
St. Hermenegilde ...
St. Hilaire, WO
St. Hilaire Station...
St. Hilaire Village...
St.Hipp.de Kilkenny
St. Honore
St. Hubert
St. H-iQu.es
*St.Htiacinthe
St. Irenee
St. Isidore, Dorch ter
St. Isidore, Laprairie
Dumt jies, South.
Richmond Q
Richmond N S
Drummond Q
C. Batty
F. X. Roy
Wm. McKenzie
H. P. Pare
Nicolet Qj L. Champoux
Bellechasse Q Marcel Aub6
Lotbiniere Q George CotS
Nicolet QJJ. A. Poirier
Drummond QJH. Mercier
Kamouraska Q[B. Michaud
Bagot Q Pierre Fafard
Huron N. R John Gordon
Dorchester Q Joseph Mercier
Levis Q Chas. A. Collet
Levis Q 1 George Deniers
Two Mountains.. Q
Stanstead Q
Victoria N B
Rouville Q
Rouville Q
Terrebonne Q
Beauce Q
Cuambly Q
Uagot
St. Hyaciuthe ... Q
Charlevoix Q
Dorchester Q
Ijaprairie Q
P. E. Clairoux
Calixte Dupuis
Peter Michand
Thos. Valiquet
E. Goulet
J. Dagenais
Pierre Boucher
F. Robert
E. Lafontaine
E.L. R.C. Despres
Joseph Gosselin
B. Morin
F. T. Langevin
Thos. Howard
J. L. Wideman
James McKay
St. Jaques Montcalm Q J. F. Ecrement
St Jacques le Min... Laprairie Q; Jos. 0. Poirier
St.James Park(sub) ! Westminster .... 0] John Taylor
St. Janvier iTerrebonne Q D. Desroches
St. J.Bp. de Montreal Uochelaga Q G. Filiatreault
St. J. Bp.de Rouville j Rouville Q L. G. E. Goulet
St.J.CIir.Chateaug y Chateauguay Q I. J. L. Derome
St. Jean Chry. Levis; Levis Q M. Goslin
St. Jean desChaillons; Lotbiniere Q E Chandonnais
St. Jean de Matha... I Joliette Q F. X. Lasalle
St. Jean d Orleins ... Montmorency.... Q F. X. Tureotte
L Islet Q Marie Fournier
St. Ives West Nissouri ...
St. Jactbs..
St. James.,
. ;Woolwich
! Selkirk M
St. Jean Port Joli...
*St. Jerome .
St. Joachim
Terrebonne Q E. Marchand
. Montmorency ... Qilsaie Siinard
8t.Joaeh.de Shefford Shefford Q 1 Jos. Bachand
St. John ! St. John N B;John Howe
*St, JnJins, East St. Johns QjW. A. Osgood
St. Johns, West jThorold 0|A. B. Brown
St. Joseph Beauce Q! MissFAA.Arcand
St. Joseph, WO Westmoreland, N B:Rtniel Etbier
St. Joseph duLac ... |Two Mountains.. Q John McColl
St. Jude ;St. Hyacinthe ... Q Hubert Lemay
Ste. Julie i Vercheres Q Joseph Collette
Ste. Julie de Somer t. ! Megantic Q Louis Roberge
Ste. Julienne
St. Justin.,
Ste. Just.de Newton.
Montcalm Q Jos. Racette
Maskinonge Q L. St. Antoine
Vaudreuil Q P. J. Laloude
St. Lambert Levis Q M. Brochu
St. Lambert, Mo ut l. Chambly Q Andrew Irving
St. Laure t d Orleans Montmoroncy Q!J. Bte Gosselin
St. Laurent, Mont l.. Jacques Gartier... Q J. LeC^yalier
Marquette M Rev. J. Mulvihill
St. Laurent .
St. Lazare JBelleehasse Q Rev. E. Duibur
St. Leon Maskinonge Q F. X. A. Rivard
St. Leonard
St. Leonards, W 0...
St. Lib lire
St. Liguori
St. Lin
Nicolet Q M. Carbonneau
Victoria N B Patrick Martin
Bagot Q J. C. Bachand
Montcalm Q U. B. Desrocheg
L Assomption Q Thomas Gerault
St. Louis deGonzague Beauharnois Q L6andre Vachon
Ste. Louise L Islet Q Nazaire Caron
St. Luc
Ste. Luce ,
St. Migloire..
St. Malachie
St. John s Q Sam. Hamilton
Rimouski Q: James Miller
Bellechasse Qj Pierre Tanguay
Dorchester QJGeorge Duncan
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1875.] POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
91
POST OFFICE.
TP. 4 ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
POST OFFICE.
TP. t ELECTORAL CO.
POSTMASTER.
St Malo
Moyse Roy
Pierre Duvernay
A. Plamondon
J. S. Brine
J. McConnack
F. E. Genest
F. H Gatien
E. H. Lalonde
Leon Sauriol
Antoinn Hehert
Andr. S. Killen
J. Berry
Edward Everett
Peter M. Nichnl
Oiivier LeBlanc
C. L. Estabrook
James Gormley
Paul Bertrand
T. Leveque
G. E. Bistodeau
JB Beanchemic
E. S. Belleau
Rv J.A.Dagnanlt
Narcisse Miville
Macavie Morin
Godfroi Roeseau
D. Leonard
Morris Scott
\. Roch
Joseph Lemay
Nardsse Richard
William Morton
L. Onlette
L. Chapelaine
Alex Hudon
E. Chapeleau
Richard Dyer
J. McNaughton
J. S. !:eaudetttt
Joseph Gnilb iul
Rev. W. Couture
Olivier Lafond
Joseph Marion
Wm. Thompson
P. Belliveau
0. A. Clement
0. Rousseau
R G. Morrison
Edward Thomas
Z. M,r. r. tnd
F. Naub^rt
Fr. Deschene
Mrs. D Amour
A. Gauthier
P. A. Drolet
F. Fort in
Thomas Phillips
Snrah D. Bacon
7>. Raymond
John Taylor
Rev. A. Auclair
Joseph Prison
P. C. A.Fouriiie
Mrs. M McDonel
Ed. Plamondon
Rober TV re
Charles Bedard
Olivier Dupre
Louis P. Huot
L B. Paquerte
George Gagnon
"). P,-Hier
E. Belanger
Ant. Cabana
i A. E. Leonard
L. L J. Lorango
J. L. Saucier
A. Fortier
Luc Ln;oureux
Adolphe Lsmy
J. B. Champagne
Antoine Bernier
Alfred Brien
Joseph Vigneau
Dlric Leveque
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St. Stanislas
Champlain ... Q
A. J. Lacourciero
OnesimeDoraiH
James A. Grant
Jacques Royal
John Machell
Jean Lessard
Paul Decelle
Marcel Lepine
David Mori is
Joseph La tour
F. E. Ermatinger
A. Lesperance
P. 0. Trudel
Rev. E. Marceau
A. G. Troftier
J. B. Matthieu
J. Girouard
L. Lupien
Z. 0. Lainarche
P. S. Grandpre
F. Belunger
C. P. Clotier
F. Gosselin, jun.
C. Germain, jun.
A. Goudry
F. Therien
Harriet KitcheQ
K. M Trmleau
Nestor Duguay
0. F. Prieur
A. McDonald
W. Dunlop
Thomas Jones
Jos. Dixon
Donald McKnv
John R Wilier
Joshua Sieves
E. Black
J. F. Snider
J. Taylor
R Buttemer
James Fow ler
Jacob Sellin
Ed H. Foster
J, Huutingtoa
D. Lawlor
A) n Gallagher
Thomas O Ntdl
Simon Plewes
George McEwan
E. Smith
Thos. Hurley, jr.
Wm. R Piuhney
Edward Taylor
W. C. Hughes
Wm. Hill
Edward Derenzy
Alex. J. Fox
C. St. Louis
Nicholas Bailey
Isaac Cleveland
John C. Morse
John Purney
John McKenzie
Wm. Reynolds
Wm. Murphy
Thomas Lee
S. McCormack
H. A Stenton
Ed. Dauphin
Mrs. Pirn
A. H. Savage
Rich. Harris
W. S. Schofitld
Geo. Taylor, senr.
J. McGiunis
Thos. Bearman
.VI. D. Gleeson
viel McDougall
John R. Carle
John T. Cofhran,
A. McDonald
H. Lymaii
D. Jess
St Marc
St. Stanis. de Kostka
Beauharnois Q
Charlotte N B
L Assumption . ... Q
St. Marcel
St. Margaret s Bay...
Richelieu Q
Halifax ....N S
St. Sulpice
King s . . .P E 1
Ste. Marguerite
Ste. Mar. de Monnoir
Ste Marthe
Dorchester Q
Rouville . . Q
St. Sylvester. East...
St Theodore
Ba^ot Q
St.Theod.deChertsey
Ste.Jherei<ede Blain.
St. Thomas, East ....
*St.. Thomas, West...
St Timothee
Montcalm Q
St Martin
Laval Q
Terrebonne Q
.Toliette Q
St Martine ..
gf Martin s
St John . . .N B
Yarmouth .
St. Martin s, W ...
St. Mary s Bay
*St. Mary s
St. John N B
Beauharnois Q
Dk by NS
Blanchard
St.Tite
Champlain Q
St Tite des Caps .
Montmorency .... Q
Portnpiif . ... O
St. Mary s, W
St. Mary s Per.. W
St. Mary s Road
St. Mathias
Kent N B
St TTbi de
York NB
St Urhain Chateauguay Q
Kin * s P K I
St Urhain ... PVmrWniv " O
Rouville Q
Maskinonge Q
St.. John s O
St. Mathieu
Rimouski Q
St Valentin
St Maurice
Champlain Q
St Valerien .. ShpflYirn O
St. Maurice Forges..
St Michel
St Vallier
Bellechasse Q
Bellecbasse Q
Berthier Q
St. Michel des Saints
St. Modeste
St. Victor de Tring
St. Vincent de Paul
Pt Vital
Temiscoiiata Q
Laval Q
St. Moise
Prnvencher M
St. Monique
St. Monique, Mont.
St Narcisse
Nicolet Q
Two Mountains . Q
Pt WencesUs Nicolet. O
St. Williams
Walsjr gham
Berthier Q
St Nicholas
Levis Q
St Zephirin
Yamaska Q
Soulantres .. .
St. Norbert
Berthier Q
St Zotique
St. Norbert ...
Provencher . . . . M
Rimouski Q
Sable
West Williams ...
Shelr,urne N S
Iberville Q
St. Octave
?ble River, W ...
St. Ola
St Onezime
Kamouraska Q
Richelieu . ... Q
Sackville
Westmoreland, N B
Reach
St. Ours
Saintfield
St PacSme
Kamouraeka Q
Kamouraska Q
Charlotte N B
Victoria N S
Salem
\ichol
St. Paschal
Salem W
Albert N B
St. Patrick, W ...
St. Pat kChan..W
St. Patrick * Hill ...
St. Paul d Tndustrie
St. Paul du Baton...
St. Paulin
Salem, W
Cumberland ...N S
Dereham
?alford
Arthabaska Q
Jolietf e Q
Westmoreland, N B
Montrna^ny Q
Maskinong6 Q
IXAssomption. ... Q
Piotou N S
Salmon Creek. W
Salmon Hole, W 0...
Salmon River. W 0.
Sain on River, W 0..
Salmon River
Salmon River. W O.
Salmon River. WO..
Salmon R.(L. S.) WO
Salmonville
Sunbury N B
Halifax N S
St.Paull Hermite...
St. Paul s, W
St. Paul s, W
St John NB
Cape Breton ...N S
Dighy N S
Guvsboro N S
Halifax N S
Kent N B
*St. Paul s Bay
St. Perpetue
St. Peter s
Charlevoix Q
Nil-diet Q
Richmond NS
Lisgar M
Laprairie Q
Argentuuil Q
Kamouraska Q
r hateauguav Q
fl igot " Q
Guy shore N S
Chinguacousy ...
Kino- s N 15
St. Peter s
St. Philippe
Salt Sprincs, W 0...
Sambro W
St. Phil d Argenteuil
St. Philippe de Nery
Ste. Philomene
St. Pie
Halifax N S
Sanborn
Wolfe Q
Sand Beach, W ...
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Scott ...
St. Pierre Baptiste .
St. Pierre d Orleans..
St. Pierre lesBecquets
St. Pierre. Montma y
St. Placide
Mcgantic . . . Q
Sandhill .
Chinguaconsy....
S.Fredericksburg
M -Nah
Montmorency Q
Xioolet Q
gund Point
Moutnia^ny . Q
Sand Point. W ...
Guvsboro N 8
Sandwich, West.
Two Mountains . Q
St. Ptil jcarpe
St. Prime
Sandy Beaches, W
Smdy Ome
Sandy Point, WO...
Halifax NS
Digby N S
Shelburne N S
St. Prosper
St. Raphael. East....
St. Raphael. West...
St. Ravmond
Rellechasse ..... . Q
Charlottenburg .
Portneuf Q
St. Regis
Huntingdon Q
*Sarnia
Sarnia
St. Kiini
St. Robert
Richelieu Q
Sauluierville W 0...
Snult au Cochon ....
Sault an Recollet ...
Siiult Ste. Marie
Savage s Mill
Digby N S
Saguenay O
*St. Eochde Quebec
St.Rooh de Richflien
St. Roch desAulnais
St.Rochl Achigan...
St. Romaine
Quebec (City) E.. Q
Richelieu Q
Hochelaga Q
Algoma
Shefford Q
L lslet Q
L Assomption Q
Compton Q
Bugot Q
Saw Mill Creek.W
Annapolis N S
St. Rosalie
Ste. Hose
Laval . Q
**Sc<2T&orf>*
Scarboro
St. Sauveur
Terrehonne Q
Quebec Q
Srfivb^ro Junction.
Scarboro
St. SnuveHrt.lt. Quebec
Ste. Schnlastique
King
JTwo Mountains.. Q
[berville Q
St. Maurice Q
Lothiniere Q
ElderMee
St. Sebaitien
St. Severe
Scotch Ridge
Charlotte N B
Westmoreland, N B
Sr-otch Settlem.W
Scotch Town, W 0...
S -otch Village, W
St. S. de Beaurivage
St.Sim.deliininn-.ki
St.Simou deYamas a
St Sophie
Hants N S
Bugor
Queen s P El
Oakland
St. Sophie de Lac ce Terrebonne (J
Scott s Bay
Kind s N S
35]
POST OFFICES IN CANADA.
[1875.
POST OFFICE.
Scott s Town .........
Scovill s Mills. W
Scrati-hiug Kiver....
Scugog ..................
Seaforth ...............
Saagrove ...............
Seaton .................
Searletowu ............
Sebright ...............
Sebringville ..........
Second Kalis, W 0...
Seely s Bay .........
Seely s Mills, W
Seely .....................
Sdgeun Falls .........
Selby ..... . ...............
Selkirk ..................
Selkirk
Selmah,
SrtltOll
Sehvyn
TP. & ELECTORAL O.
POSTMASTER.
Compton Q J. Sc >tt. jun.
Kent NB;f,. M White
Provencher MjW. C. Cowan
Isaac Fin ley
Samuel Didwon
A Coryell
Tucki-rsmith
| Reach
York OlAllnn Orr
Prince P 13 I i II. Trueman
Rama 0| E. L. II. Herring
Elliee 0;J Kastner
Charlotte N B J C. Pratt
Leeds Win. Coleman
King s N B!. \drew McAfee
Brunei Obadiah .Seely
Vlonteith O;D. F. Buvk
Richmond David Wartman
W
Settriugton ............
Sr veru tindge, .........
Shag Hirbour, WO
SI i ake, fjte.are ..........
Shamrock .............
Shani /k ...............
Shanklin, WO ......
Shanly ..................
Shanuonval-, WO...
SAannonvMe ...........
Shauty Hay ............
Sharon ..................
Sharpton ...............
Shawbridge ...........
Shawenegan .........
Shawville ..........
Shea s River, WO..
Shackle!! ...............
Sfiediac ..................
Shedhc Bridge.WO
Shediac Road, W
Sheen noro ............
S if.f.t, Harbour .........
Sheffield ...............
Sheffwl ................
Sheffield Aead., W
Sheffield .Mills, W
ShetTonl Mountain ..
Shelburne ............
S/iel >arni>, ...............
Sheldon ...............
Sheldrake ............
Shepody (load, WO
Walpole
Queen s P E I
Hants N S
Howard
Smith
Seneca O
Charievoix Q
Morrison
R. J. Winyard
J. Dogherty
Arch. Frame
James Robinson
Richard Nnrthej
John Scott
Rev. ME. Roy
J H. Jackson
Ilercule Cbenier
Orawa Q
Shclburne N SiS- \V. Nickerson
South Kastuope . George Brown
Admaston
M mnora
.P Gorman
James B.iilev
St .film s NB8.J Shankliu
Kdwardsburgh...
lllestigouehe... N B
Wm. Clark
N. Perrett
Tyeudinaga 01 Hiram Hilden
Oro T. Fletcher
Gwillimbury, E. OlJohn J. Stokes
Kingston OiR. McKechuie
Terrebonne Qi William ShiW
St. Maurice QlJ. De-tauiuiers
I ontia^ Q J. Shaw
Inverness , N S R. Fri/.zle
Bexley OiMrs. X I^eRoy
Westmoreland, X H A. R Weldon
Westmoreland, MBA. Gallant
Westmoreland, N li! Jas. Rogerson
Pontiac Q|
Halifax NS Wm. Hall
Beverley O
,NB
Ed win Bond
C J Burpee
Skerbrookt ............
Sheridau ...............
Sherkstou .............
Sherriugton ...........
Sherwood Spring ..
Shetland ..............
Shigawake ............
.Shiklehawk, W ...
Shiluh ..................
Stiinernicas Bridge .
Ship Harbour, W
Shipley ..................
Shippigan .............
Shirley .................
Shoolbred ............
Short Baich, W ...
Shrewsbury ...........
Shrigley ...............
ShuliH. WO ............
Shdoicadie, W 0....
Sidney Crossing ......
Sight Point. W ...
Sillery Cove ..........
Sillrtv ille ...............
Siloam ............
Silver Hill ............
Silver Islet ............
Silver Lake ........... ..
Suobury N B W.
King s N S. Watson Ells
Shefford Qi Vim. Saxby
.M"laiicthon 1 Ed ward Berwick
Shelburne XS : R. R Thomson
Adjala OH. Webster
Sa<ueuay Q P. T-u/el
Kind s ., N B;.!OS. Wallace
Sherbrooke Q Samuel J. Foss
Guysboro N Sj.l II. McDonald
Trafalgar 0|W. R. Kellv
i Humherstone ... OiH. B Zavjtz
j Xapiarville. Q Ilaym.-md R .lieri
Yonge Jas. Simp-con
Euphetnia Iti -hard Laird
B mavt iiture Qi Andrew Younj
Carleton N B EUivin Phillips
Ivramor- a O J. Mitchell
t Cumberland ... N S!
Halifax N SI Charles D^an
| Wallace O Kdward lir.stow
Gloucester N B John Oorron
Re.u h O, Win. Martyn
Bonaventure Q J. Trottier
Yarmouth N S James Bent
; Argenteuil Q John Chambers
... OiGeorje Brtiley
N S A. Kirkpatrick
N S A. W. Grant
Melanethon
Colchester ...
Cumberland .
Cape Breton ... N S
Sidnoy
Inverness N S
Quebec Q
Freriericksburg .
S. McTnnis
MR Vandi-rvoorl
D. McEachean
.1. Brown
S. H. Mellow
Ux bridge 08. Widdt-rfield
SChirlotteville ... OH. C. Gilford
Algomt 0-1. Livingstone
iSomerville 0! J. Clemens
POST OFFICE.
TP. & ELECTORAL CO
POSTMASTER.
, W 0... Victoria N B Bte Guiniond
* Sim ".of, jWoodhonse 0, Henry Mulkins
Sin ! tirville i Binbrook
i)
Siui/tiampion
iNottawasaga
Six Mile Brook. WO Pictou N S
Six Mile Road, W Cumberland ... N S
Portages [Ottawa
Q
Skead s Mills Nepean
E Wilson
James Hamilton
John McKay
C Cook
John SproUle
Rebecca Pratt
T Hinkin
J Dovle 
