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Acts Passed, Parliament Canada 108
Admiralty Division 200
Agriculture, Department of 108
Agriculture Dept. of Out 125
Agriculture Dept. of Quebec . . 130
Alma College 249
Albert College, Belleville 247
Alumni Assn. Victoria University 197
Ancient Order United Workmen 199
Anniversaries 13
Appeal, Court of 201
Area of Canada 42
Assumption College, Sandwich . . 248
Astronomical & Physical Soc y... 196
Astronomical Calculations 13
Asylums for the Insane 124
Attorney-General, Ontario 123
Attorney -General, Quebec 130
Auditor-General s Office 107
Banks and Branches 69
Banks, Foreign Agents of 72
Baptist Ministers 169
Barometer, Average Height of . . 41
Barristers and Solicitors, Ont. .. 221
Benchers, Law Society, Ont 195
Bishop Bethune College 251
Bishop s Col. Medical Faculty . . 254
Bishop s College School 244
Bishops of B. N. A 136
Bishop Strachan School 250
Board of County Judges 202
Board of Health, Ontario 124
Board of Health, Quebec 130
Book Post 257
Brantford Young Ladies College 250
British Columbia, Province of . . 133
British Empire, Population of. . . 42
British Meth. Episcopal Church 167
Cabinet, Dominion 96
Caledonian Society 199
Calendar 16
Calendar, 1897-1898 12
Calendar, Explanat n of Articles 13
Canadian Order of Foresters .... 199
Canada Business College 254
Canada, History of 46
Canadian Institute 195
Canadian Military Institute .... 196
Can. Order of Chosen Friends . . 199
Canadian Press Association .... 196
Canadian Protective Association 199
Canadian Wheelmen s Assoc n.. 197
Census of Canada 45
Central Business College 253
Chancery Division, High Court. . 268
China Inland Mission 168
Chronological Cycles 13
Church of England in Canada . . 136
Ch rchSch l forGirls,Winds r,NS 251
Circuits of the Courts 201
Cities, Towns and Villages 213
Civil Service Examiners 107
Clergy of Canada 1 36
Clerks of the Courts, Quebec.. 219
Close Season for Fish 237
Close Season for Game 237
Coinage in Canada 194
Colonies, British, Population of. 42
Collectors of Customs 104
Collegiate Institutes, Ontario . . 238
Commerce, Dominion of Canada 43
Commercial Trav. Association . . 198
Com ers Affidavits Sup. C rt..l08, 202
Commons, House of 98
Congregational Denomination.. 142
Conservatory of Music, London 254
Consuls, Foreign, in Canada. . . . 335
Controverted Elections Court . . 201
Coroners, Quebec 219
Counties in Ontario -20f)
bounties in Quebec i>is
County Court Clerks, Ontario. . . 204
County Courts 201
County Court Terms -XTI
County and Judicial Officers 205
County Judges Criminal Court. 202
County Registrars, Manitoba . . 219
County Registrars, Ontario 204
County Registrars, Quebec .... 218
Courts of General Sessions 202
Courts, Officers of 201
Courts, Officers of, Quebec 218
Courts of Revision 202
Crown Land Agents, Ontario . . 125
Crown Lands Dep t, Ontario .... 124
Crown Lands Department, Que. 130
Crown Timber Agents Dominion 105
Crown Timber Agents, Ontario. 125
Crown Timber Agents, Quebec.. 130
Customs Department 103
Customs Revenue, cost of col
lecting 67
Customs, Tariff of 52
Dairymen s Assn. West. Ontario 197
Dalhousie College and University 245
" Medical Faculty 254
Debt of Canada 44
Demill Residental Academy .... 252
Demill Ladies College 252
Districts & Registrars, Manitoba. 219
Division Courts 202
Division Court Clerks, Ontario.. 206
Division Court Inspector 206
Dominion of Canada 96
Dominion Lands Agents 105
Dominion Rifle Association 196
Dominion Cattle Breeders Assn 197
Dominion Sheep Breeders Ass n 197
Dominion Swine Breeders Ass n 197
Eclipses 14
Eclipses, Planetary conjunctions 29
Eclipses of Jupiter s Satellites . . 30
Education Department, Ontario. 125
Educational 238
Educational Institutions of Can. 256
Educational Institutions, Total
Number . 238
Educational Museum 238
English Church Union, The 196
Entomological Society 197
Epochs 13
Evangelical Association 151
Evangelical Lutheran New York
Ministerium 168
Evangelical Lutheran Synod. ... 151
Examiners, Legal 195
Examiners, Masters and Mates. . 107
Exchequer, Court of 200
Excise Tariff 66
Exports and Imports, Dominion. 45
Festivals, Fixed and Movable . . 13
Finance Department 104
Fisheries, Dept. of 107
Fisheries Protection and Marine
Service of Canada 260
Foreign Consuls in Canada 335
Foreign Money Orders 260
Foreign Coins, Value of 68
Forms of Government through
out the world 74
Freemasons, Grand Lodge of .... 189
Free Meth. Church of Canada . . 168
French Treaty 67
Game Laws, Ontario 237
Gazetteer Post Office Dominion . 264
Geological Survey Dept 106
Geological Society of America.. 197
Good Roads Association 197
Governor-General and Staff .... 96
Grand Council Royal Arcanum . . 199
Grand Lodge, Freemasons 189
Grand Lodge Orangemen 198
Gregg s Shorthand Academy . . . 253
Guelph Business College 253
Guild of Sculpture, Ontario 329
Halifax Medical College 254
Hamilton Business College 253
Harbour Commissioners 107
Head Masters Co. High Schools. 239
Heir and Devisee Court 201
Hellmuth Ladies College 251
High Commissioner for Canada. 96
High Constables, Quebec 219
High Court of Justice, Ont 200
High School Inspectors 238
History of Canada 46
Historical Events 175
Historical Diary for 1895-1896 . . 177
House of Assembly N. B 131
House of Assembly, Manitoba . . 132
House of Assembly, Ontario .... 126
House of Commons 98
Immigration Agents 106
Imperial Garrison at Halifax .... 18
Imports and Exports 45
Independent Order of Foresters 199
Independent Order Oddfellows . . 329
Indian Affairs, Department of . . 106
Indian Agents 106
Inland Revenue Department . . 104
Insane Asylums 124
Insps. of Boilers and Machinery 107
Inspector of Division Courts. . . . 124
Inspectors of Fisheries 107
Inspectors Inland Revenue 104
Inspectors, Post Office 105
Inspectors, School 238
Interior, Department of 1C5
Intestates Estates, Law of 233
Japan 187
Jewish Calendar 15
Junior Judges, Ontario 207
Justice, Department of 103
Jupiter s Satellites, Eclipses of.. 30
King s Loyalists, The 172
Knights of St. John and Malta . . 199
Knox College 246
Lake St. John Territory 329
Land Agents, Dominion 105
Land Board, Winnipeg 105
Land Registration Dist sN.W.T. 207
Landmarks of History 175
Land Surveyors, Ontario 196
Land Surveyors, Quebec 130
Laval Normal School, Quebec . . 248
Laval University, Quebec 243
Law List, Ontario 221
Law School 195
Law Society of Ontario 195
Legal & Judiciary, Ontario 200
Quebec 202
N. Brunswick 203
Manitoba 203
Nova Scotia.. 203
N. W.T 203
P. E. Island . . 203
B. Columbia. 203
Legislative Assembly, B.C 133
Legislative Assembly, Ontario . . 126
Legislative Assembly, N.S 134
Legislative Assembly, Quebec . . 129
Legislative Assembly, N.W.T.. 135
Legislative Assembly, P.E.I 135
Legislative Council, Quebec 128
Legislature of Manitoba 132
Letter Rates 257
Life Insurance 331
Lundy s Lane Historical Society 253
McGill Normal School 247
McGill University, Montreal 241
McMaster University -n~A
Manitoba, Province of 132
Marine and Fisheries Departm t 107
Marine Court, Ontario 201
Mars and Venus, Discs of 14
Masonic Lodges 189
Mathematical and Physical Soc y 197
Mean places of Stars . 32
Medical Institutions 254
Memoranda for 1897 15
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[NDEX Continued.
Meteorological Averages 217
Meteorological Register, 1895 . . 40
Methodist Church in Canada . . 143
Militia and Defence Department 105
Militia, List of the Dominion . . 109
Artillery, Field 110
Garrison 110
Royal Regiment 110
Cavalry, Corps of 110
School Corps 110
Command in Chief 109
Department of Mil. and Def.. 109
Engineers, Corps of 113
Infantry & Rifles, Battalions . . 113
ludep tCo s 122
Royal Regiment 110
Royal Military College 110
Staff, District 109
Head-Quarters 109
Militia, Strength of 122
Miscellaneous Societies 195
Model Schools, Ontario 239
Money Orders 259
Money Orders, Foreign 259
Montreal Theological College . . 246
Moon s Phases 28
Moon, Times of Rising and Setting 16
Morrin College, Quebec 246
Moulton Ladies College 243
Mount Allison Ladies College . . 250
Municipal Information, Ontario. 208
Municipal Statistics, Ontario. ... 33
Municipalities in Manitoba .... 216
New Brunswick, Province of. ... 131
New Jerusalem Church 157
Newspapers, Rates of Postage . . 258
Ninmo & Harrison Bus. College. 253
Normal College, Ontario 238
Normal and Model Schools 238
North-West Mounted Police 125
North-West Territories 135
Notaries in Quebec 234
Nova Scotia, Province of 134
North American & West Indian
Squadron 188
North America St. George s Union 199
Occupations of Stars 28
Ontario Agricultural College 125& 247
Ontario Archaeological Museum . . 197
Ontario Business College 253
Ontario College of Pharmacy . . 254
Ontario Educational Association 196
Ontario Institute for the Blind.. 247
Ontario Inst. for Deaf and Dumb 247
Ontario Ladies College 251
Ontario, Province of 123
Ontario Society of Artists 196
Ontario Undertakers Association 197
Ontario Veterinary Association . . 197
Ontario Veterinary College 255
Orange Body 198
Ottawa Auxilliary B. & F. Bible
Society . 196
Parcel Post 258
Parliaments of the Dominion ... 95
Patrons of Industry 199
Peel Pioneer s Soci ety 198
Pioneer and Historical Associa n 198
Planets 31
Planetary Conjunctions 29
Pole Star, Upper Transit of 1C
Police Magistrates, N.W.T 203
Police Magistrates, Ontario .... 217
Polytechnic School, Montreal. .. 252
Population of Canada 42 & 45
Postal Information 257
Post Office Department 104
Post Offices, List of 264
Poultry Association 197
Premiums, Life Insurance 333
Presbyterian Church in Canada. 152
Presbyterian College, Halifax... 247
Presbyterian College, Montreal. 246
Presbyterian Ladies College. . . . 253
Prince Ed. Island, Province of. . 135
Prince of Wales College, Char-
lottetown, P. E. I ............ 247
Principals of Model Schools ____ 239
Printing & Stationery, Dept. of. 107
Principals High Schools ........ 239
Privy Council ............ . . . 96
Prohibited Imports ............ 67
Protestant Churchmen s Union.. 199
Provincial Normal School, Truro,
N. S ............. ........... 248
Provincial, Normal and Model
Schools ...................... 238
Provincial Secretary, Ontario . . 123
Provincial Secretary, Quebec. . . 130
Public School Inspectors ...... 238
Public Instruction Dept. of Que. 130
Public Schools, Montreal ....... ^49
Public Schools, Ontario ........ 238
Public Works, Department of . . 104
Public Works Department, Ont. 123
Public Works Dept. of Que ____ 130
Quebec, Province of ............ 128
Queen and Royal Family ...... 94
Queen s Bench Pro. of Quebec.. 202
Queen s University Kingston. . . , 241
Railways and Canals, Dept. of . . 105
Railway Statistics .............. 33
Railroads in the Dominion ...... 262
Railroads and Steamship Lines.. 261
Rain, Total Amount of, 1895 ____ 41
Rain and Snow Principal Cities 217
Receipts and Payments Canada 44
Reformed Episcopal Church .... 167
Registrars, Admiralty Districts. 203
Registrar General, Ontario ...... 123
| Registrar Provincial, Quebec .... 130
Registrar Provincial, Ontario.. . . 123
Registrars, County, Ontario ____ 204
Registrars, County. Manitoba. . . 219
Registrars, County, Quebec ____ 218
Registrars, N.W.T ............. 106
I Registration Divisions, Ontario. 204
j Registration of Letters ........ 257
Religious Statistics of Canada . . 171
Ridley College, St. Catharines. . 329
Rising, Southing and Setting of
Planets ...................... 31
Roman Catholic Church ........ 158
Royal Family .................. 94
Royal Military College ........ 110
Royal Military College Club ____ 196
Royal Society of Canada ........ 195
Royal Templars of Temperance . 199
Sabbath School Association ---- 196
School of Dentistry ....... 255
School of Mining and Agricul
ture, Kingston ............... 247
School of Practical Science .... 247
Secretary of State, Canada ...... 107
Select Knights ................ 199
Semi-Diameter of the Sun&Moon 33
Senate of Canada .............. 97
Senior School, Montreal ........ 249
Sheriffs, Ontario .............. 205
Sheriffs, Quebec ................ 219
Sheriffs, N.W.T ............... 203
.Shingwauk Home for Indian
Children .................... 252
Ships, H.M.S. on our Coasts ____ 188
Shipping, Tonnage of .......... 43
Sittings of the High Court of
Justice ............... 201 and 220
Societies, Miscellaneous ........ 195
Solicitors & Barristers, Ont ____ 221
Sons of England 199
Sons of Ireland Protestant Ass n. 199
Stanstead Wesleyan College 247
Star Table 14
Stars, Mean places of 32
Steamship Lines in the Dominion 261
St. Andrew s Society 198
St. George s Society 198
St. Hilda s College 250
St. Jerome s College 248
St. Michael s College 248
Sundays in 1897 15
Sun on Meridian 16
Sun, Times of Rising and Setting 16
Sun s Declination 16
Sunshine, hours of 40
Supreme Court of the Dominion 200
Sup. Court of Judicature, Out.. 200
Surrogate Courts 202
Tariff of Customs 52
Tariff of Excise 59
Temperature, Average 41
Temperature at Principal Cities 217
Thunder Storms, Number of 40
Time at Various Places 14
Tide Tables, Halifax 35
Tide Tables, Quebec 38
Toronto Church School 248
Toronto College of Music 254
Toronto Collegiate Institute 248
Toronto Conservatory of Music. 254
Toronto Humane Society 197
Toronto School of Languages . . . 329
Towns and Officials of 213
Township Municipalities 208
Trade and Commerce, Dept. of. . 108
Trades and Labor Council 198
Treasurer, Provincial, Ontario.. 124
Treasurer, Provincial, Quebec . . 130
Treasurers, County, Quebec 218
Trinity College School 248
Trinity University 242
Trinity Medical College 255
United Brethren in Christ 157
United Empire Loyalists 172
Universalist Church 151
University of Acadia College. . . . 245
University of King s College,
Windsor 245
University of Bishop s College
Lennoxville 244
University College Corporation 240
University of Mt. Allison College 246
University of Manitoba 245
University of New Brunswick.. 244
University of Ottawa 244
University of Toronto 240
Upper Canada Bible Society ... 196
Upper Canada Tract Society 196
Upper Canada College 248
Upper Transit Polar Star 16
Value of Foreign Coins 68
Veals , Miss, School 249
Venus and Mars, Disc of 14
Victoria University 243
Villages and Officials of 213
Wentworth Pioneer & His. Soc. . 198
Wesley College, Winnipeg 245
Wesleyan Ladies College 252
Wesleyan Theological College . . 246
Western Ontario Shorthand Aca
demy 253
Western University and College
London 246
Woodstock College 243
Wycliffe College^ 246
York Pioneers 198
Young Men s Christian Associa
tion 196
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ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THIS PUBLICATION AT THE MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY IN TORONTO,
FOR THE YEAR 1897.
Chronological Cycles
Golden Number.
Epact
Solar Cycle
17
26
2
Dominical Letter C-
Roman Indiction 16
Julian Period 6610
Epochs.
The year 5658 of the Jewish Era begins Sept. 27. .. 1897
The year 1315 of the Mahommedan Era begins on
June 2 1897
The 61st of Queen Victoria s Reign begins June 20, 1897
The 31st of the Dominion of Canada begins July 1, 189T
The 122nd of the Indep. of the U. S. begins July 4, 189T
Fixed and Movable Festivals and Anniversaries.
St David March 1
Ash Wednesday March 3
St. Patrick March 17
Lady Day March 25
Good Friday April 16
Easter Sunday April 18
St. George April 23
Birth of Queen Victoria May 24
Holy Thursday May 27
Whitsunday June
Midsummer Day June
Dominion Day July
Labour Day Sept.
Michaelmas Day Sept.
Birth of Prince of Wales (1841) Nov.
St. Andrew Nov.
Christmas Day (Saturday) Dec.
6
24
1
6
29
9
30
25
Explanation of the Articles in the Calendar
These pages are calculated for Toronto, Quebec and Winnipeg, and for ordinary purposes will serve with sufficient
accuracy for every city in the Dominion of Canada. For Latitude and Longitude of Observatory see page 16.
NOTE Standard times* are given in all columns headed Toronto, Quebec and Winnipeg.
The times* of the SUN S RISING AND SETTING! are given for the upper limb, and are corrected for refraction for
Toronto, Quebec and Winnipeg.
The standard times* both for the rising and setting of the Moon s centre are given for every day for Toronto,.
Quebec and Winnipeg.
The column, SUN OK MERIDIAN, gives the time that a watch keeping local mean time should show when the
shadow of a sun 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 mean noon.
The column, UPPER TRANSIT OF POLE STAR, shows for every day the mean time* at which the Pole Star makes-
its upper transit across the meridian of longitude 4h. 46m. W. It passes the meridian twice on October 11.
The time at which the lower transit of the Pole Star occurs may be found by adding llh. 58m. 2s. to the time of
the preceding upper transit.
The seven last columns are calculated for Lat. 45, Long. 4h. 46m. W., but will serve with sufficient accuracy for
the whole of Canada.
GREATEST ELONGATION OF THE POLE STAK. 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 correspondiug to any
other Latitude is required, the number given in the column should be corrected by means of the following Table.
Latitude
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50 n
1st Correction for Degrees
2nd Correction for each minute
of latitude
5 10"
+ 1".6
8 32"
+ 1".7
1 49"
+ 1".8
00"
+ 1".9
-H 55"
+ 2".0
+ 3 55"
+ 2".l
+ 6 3"
+ 2". 2
+ 8 17"
+ 2". 4
-1-10 39"
+ 2".6
The 1st correction for the degrees of latitude is to be subtracted from the greatest elongation given in the
calendar or added to it, according as the degrees of latitude are less or greater than 45.
The 2nd correction, which is always additive, is found by multiplying the number given in the third line of the
Table by the number of minutes in the latitude.
Thus for latitude 43 20 . . 1st correction = 3 32" 2nd correction + 1 . 7 X 20 = + 34"
" " 47 40 .. " " = -)- 3 55" " " -f 2.1 X 40 = -f- V 24"
" " 45 10 .." " = 0" " " + 1.9 X 10 = + 19"
MOON S PHASES. This Table gives the times (standard 75th meridian)* when the Moon passes the geocentric
longitudes of 0, 90, 180, and 270 east of the sun. It gives also the times of her greatest and least distance
from the earth.
From the time of the upper transit of the Pole Star may be found the time of its greatest western or eastern
elongation, by adding or subtracting the constants given in the annexed Table.
Latitude
42 C
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
h m s
5 54 31
h in s
5 54 21
h m s
5 54 11
h m s
5 54 1
h m s
5 53 50
h m s
5 53 39
h m s
5 53 27
h m s
5 53 16
h m s
5 53 3
Difference for 10 of latitude.
1.7
-1.7
1.7
1.8
1.8
1.8
2.0
2.2
* In the present Almanac, the hours are numbered from (midnight) to 23.
f Although these times are calculated for Toronto, Quebec and Winnipeg only, the standard times at other places
not differing much from them in latitude may be obtained with sufficient accuracy for ordinary purposes, by
adding four minutes lor every degree west, and subtracting four minutes for every degree east of these places-
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Star Table.
From the times of the upper transit of the Pole Star may be derived, with the aid of the following- Table the
times of culmination, and of the rising- and setting- of the principal fixtfd stars, as seen from the parallel of 45
north latitude.
To ascertain when any star found 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 the star, subtract the number opposite to it in the right-hand column of figures from the time of its
meridian passage. For the settinp of a star, add the same number to the time of its meridian passage. Those
stars marked ( ) revolve in a circle of perpetual apparition, and do not rise or set at places in and to the north
of latitude 45.
NAME OF STAR.
On
Meridian.
and Sets.
NAME OF STAR.
On
Meridian.
Rises
and Sets.
a Andromedse
h. m.
22 38
h. m.
8 10
o Ursae Majoris
h. m.
9 OK
h. m.
IT Pegasi (Algenib)
22 43
6 59
ft Leonis . .
Ifl 91
*7 9
a Cassiopeise
23 10
ft Corvi
nft
ft Ceti
23 14
4 40
a Virginis (Spica)
11 57
51ft
ft Arietis
28
7 25
i? Ursae Majoris
12 9 1
a Arietis
40
7 39
a. Bootis (Arcturus)
1 9 AS
a Ceti
1 36
6 13
ft Ursaa Minoris .
13 28
a Persei
1 56
ft Librae .
i Q 40
500
a Tauri (Aldebaran)
3 9
7 7
a Coronas Borealis
Id 7
89
<r Aurigse (Capella)
3 47
a Serpentis.
14 16
6 CM
ft Orionis (Rigel)
3 48
5 25
ft Scorpii . .
14 36
A Qfl
ft Tauri
3 58
8 10
a Scorpii (Antares)
IK A
f Orionis
4 5
5 57
a Herculis. . . .
15 46
6^0
< Orionis
4 9
5 54
ft Draconis ....
16 5
a Columbse
4 14
3 9
y Draconis
16 31
a Orionis
4 29
6 29
a Lvrse (Vee-a}
17 in
9m
a Canis Majoris (Sirius)
5 20
4 50
o Aquilae (Altair)
18 22
6 33
Canis Majoris
5 33
3 46
a Cvg-ni .
19 14
U99
a*Qeminorum (Castor)
6 6
8 34
a Cephei
19 52
a Canis Minoris (Procyon)
6 12
6 21
ft Aquarii
20 2
5 34
ft Geminorum (Pollux)
6 17
8 9
a Aquarii ....
20 36
5 55
a. Hydrae
8
5 26
a Piscis Aust (Fomalhaut)
91 97
3Qfi
o Leonis (Begulus)
8 41
6 50
a Pegasi
91 ^
7 ft
y Leonis
8 52
7 26
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Table showing the Illuminated Portions of the Discs of Venus an.d Mars.
1897.
Venus.
Mars.
1897.
Venus.
Mars.
January.. 15
0.656
0.951
July 15
537
0.957
February . 14
March ... 15
April .... 15
May 15
June 15
0.523
0.337
0.059
0.088
0.356
0.910
0.898
0.904
0.920
0.939
August . . 15
September 15
October .. 15
November 15
December. 15
0.675
0.783
0.865
0.928
0.968
0.974
6 988
0.996
1 000
0.998
Eclipses.
In the year 1897 there will be two eclipses, both of the sun :
I. An annular eclipse of the sun, February 1st, invisible in Canada.
II. An annular eclipse of the sun, July 29th, visible in Canada as a partial eclipse.
TORONTO The eclipse begins 8h. 46.2m.; middle of eclipse 9h. 49.1m.; ends at lOh. 56.2m.
N point of sun towards the east at the beginning 251 and ending 154 for direct image,
(sun s diameter = 1) 0.362.
WINNIPEG The eclipse begins 7h. 53.8m.; middle of eclipse 8h. 35.7m.; ends at 9h. 19.3m.
N point of sun towards the east at the beginning 233 and ending 164 for direct image,
(sun s diameter = 1) 0.178.
Angle from
Magnitude of eclipse
Angle from
Magnitude of eclipse
Twelve O clock Noon Toronto Standard Time (1V42 Mean Time) Toronto Standard Time 17m. 34 m 6s.
fast of Mean Time, as compared with a Clock shewing Mean Time at the following places :
MEAN TIME.
MEANTIME.
MEANTIME.
Athens
h. m.
6 35 p
Lisbon
h. m.
4 23 p
Rome
h. m.
5 50 p
Berlin .
5 54 p
London, Eng
5 OP
Rotterdam .
18 p
Bombay .
9 51 p
Madras
10 21 p
San Francisco
8 50 a
Boston . .
15 p
Madrid
4 45 p
St Petersburg
7 lp
Calcutta
10 54 p
Melbourne, Aust
*2 40 a
St. John s, Newfoundland
1 29 p
Cape of Good Hope
6 14 p
Montreal
6 p
Suez .
7 10 p
Chicago
11 10 a
Moscow ....
7 30 p
Sydney Aust
*3 5 a
Constantinople
6 56 p
New York
4 p
Vienna
6 S p
Dublin
4 35 p
Paris
5 9 p
Vancouver . ....
8 48 a
Edinburgh
4 47 p
Philadelphia
11 59 a
Victoria, B.C
8 47 a
Glasgow
4 43 p
Pekin China . .
*0 46 a
Winnipeg
10 32 a
Jerusalem
7 21 p
Quebec
15 p
h Of following day.
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MEMORANDA 1897-8 JEWISH CALENDAR 5657-8.
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MEMORANDA FOR TH.E YEAR 1897.
JANUARY.
1. Friday, Circumcision
6. Epiphany
FEBRUARY.
1. Monday
14. Septuagesima Sunday
21. Sexagesima Sunday
28. Quinquagesima Sunday
MARCH.
1. Monday, St. David
3. Ash Wednesday
7. Quadragesima. 1st Sunday in
Lent
14. 2nd Sunday in Lent
17. St. Patrick
21. 3rd Sunday in Lent
25. Annunciation. Lady Day
28. 4th Sunday in Lent
APRIL.
1. Thursday
4. 5th Sunday in Lent
11. Palm Sunday
16. Good Friday
18. Easter Sunday
23. St. George
25. Low Sunday
MAY.
1. Saturday
23. Rogation Sunday
24. Birth of Queen Victoria
27. Ascension Day. Holy Thursday
JUNE.
1. Tuesday
6. Pentecost. Whit Sunday
13. Trinity Sunday
17. Corpus Christi
20. Accession of Queen Victoria
24. St. John Baptist. Midsummer
JULY.
1. Thursday, Dominion Day
AUGUST.
1. Sunday
SEPTEMBER.
1. Wednesday
6. Labour Day
29. St. Michael. Michaelmas Day
OCTOBER.
1. Friday
NOVEMBER.
1. Monday
9. Birth o f Prince of Wales, 1841
28. 1st Sunday in Advent
30 St. Andrew
DECEMBER.
1. Wednesday
21. St. Thomas
25. Christinas Day. Saturday
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18 * " " 2nd day
23 * " " 7th day
24 * " " ends
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13
14
15
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15
16
21
22
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6 *Festival of Weeks Pentecost " 6
7 * " " 2nd day " 7
1 New Moon
18 Fast of takingof Temple
Tamuz 1
18
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August
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December
December
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January
30 New Moon Ab 1
8 *Fast for burning of Temple " 10
29 New Moon Elui 1
27 *First day of New Year Tisri 1
28 *Second Feast for New Year 2
29 Fast of Guedaliah 3
6 *Fast of Reconciliation 10
11 *Feast of Tabernacles 35
*Second feast of Huts ie
17 Feast of Palms Hosana Raba 21
18 *End of Congregation Feast 22
19 *Rejoicing of the Law 23
27 New Moon Marchesran 1
26 New Moon Chislew 1
20 Consecration of Temple
26 New Moon
4 Fast for siege of Jerusalem
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10
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All the Jewish Sabbaths, Festivals and Fasts commence on the previous evening at sunset
MEMORANDA FOR THE YEA.R 1898.
JANUARY.
1. Circumcision. Saturday.
6. Epiphany.
FEBRUARY.
1. Tuesday.
6. Septuagesima Sunday.
13. Sexagesima Sunday.
20. Quinquagesima Sunday.
23. Ash Wednesday.
27. Quadragesima. 1st Sun. in Lent.
MARCH.
1. Tuesday. St. David.
6. 2nd Sunday in Lent.
13. 3rd Sunday in Lent.
17. St. Patrick.
20. 4th Sunday in Lent.
25. Annunciation. Lady Daj - .
27. 5th Sundav in Lent.
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1. Friday.
3. Palm Sunday.
8. Good Friday.
10. Easter Sunday.
17. Low Sunday.
23. St. George.
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15. Rogation Sunday.
19. Ascension Day. Holy Thursday.
24. Birth of Queen Victoria.
Pentecost. Whit Sunday.
JUNE.
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5. Trinity Sunday.
9. Corpus Christi.
20. Accession of Queen Victoria.
24. St. John Baptist. Midsummer D.
JULY.
1. Friday. Dominion Day.
AUGUST.
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SEPTEMBER.
1. Tuesday.
5. Labour Day.
29. St. Michael. Michaelmas Day.
OCTOBER.
1. Saturday.
NOVEMBER.
1. Tuesday.
9. Birth of Prince of Wales, 1841.
27. 1st Sunday in Advent.
30. St. Andrew.
DECEMBER.
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NjOON S PHASES FOR THE YEAR 1897, EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
New Moon.
First Quarter.
Full Moon.
Last Quarter.
Apogee.
Perigee.
D. H. M.
Jany.. 313
Feby.. 1 15 13
March. 3 6 56
April.. 1 23 24
May .. 1 15 46
D. II. M.
Jany . . 10 16 46
Febv . . 9 14 25
March. 11 10 28
April.. 10 3 27
May . . 9 16 37
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Janv . . 18 15 17
Feby.. 17 5 11
March. 18 16 28
April.. 17 1 25
May .. 16 8 54
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Jany . . 25 15 9
Feby.. 23 22 44
March. 25 7
April.. 23 16 48
May . . 23 4 34
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Jany .... 1115
Feby.... 8 12
March ... 87
April .... 4 21
May .... 2 2
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Jany.... 25 10
Feby.... 20 8
March ... 20 7
April 17 16
May. ... 16 2
May .. 31 7 26
June.. 29 21 55 June.. 822
July .. 29 10 58| July .. 7 8 32
Aug . . 27 22 29 Aug . 5 13 24
Sept .. 26 8 46,Sept .. 3 18 13
June . . 14 16 2
July . . 13 23 52
Aug .. 12 9 23
Sept . . 10 21 12
June.. 21 18 24
July . . 21 10 8
Aug .. 20 3 29
Sept . . 18 21 51
June.... 25 17
July .... 23 10
Aug .... 20 4
Sept .... 16 23
June.... 13 10
July.... 11 12
Aug ... 7 16
Sept .... 1 17
Sept.... 28 19
Oct .. 25 18 28
Nov . . 24 4 20
Oct.... 3 31
Nov. .. 1 9 37
Oct ... 10 11 42
Nov . . 9 4 50
Oct. . 18 16 9
Nov... 17 9 2
Oct .... U 17
Nov .... 11 4
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Nov .... 24 9
Deo .. 23 14 55
jNov... 30 22 15
Dec .. 30 14 27
Dec .. 8 23 54
Dec .. 16 23 22
Dec .... 86
Dec .... 22 22
OCCULTATIONS OF STARS BY THE MOON, 1897.
The time given for the disappearance and reappearance is the eastern standard time of the Washington
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Date.
Name.
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238
246
199
236
226
248
234
217
213
221
228
221
261
281
214
286
214
221
284
179
208
250
235
256
245
229
260
334
258
Jan. 13
19
Feb. 13
14
14
15
16
Mar. 14
15
22
24
April 5
5
5
5
5
11
12
16
19
May 3
8
June 1
13
17
July 27
Aug. 6
6
9
9
f- 15
18 Tauri ....
6
4
7
6
6
7
7
6
4
6
6
6
5
7
5
7
6
6
6
5
6
4
5
5
4
3
6
3
5
5
4
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18 42
6 41
11 59
19 37
22 9
21 34
19 20
20 23
2 3
23 35
5 7
19 59
19 59
20 21
20 22
20 24
34
1 39
20 54
4 14
19 25
17 6
20 7
1 40
23 39
3 17
17 19
19 8
29
21 34
31
67
80
85
69
103
108
138
38
82
72
71
143
94
76
121
82
163
93
10S
45
108
78
118
66
118
71
148
54
89
119
42
h. m.
20 20
7 24
14) 1 5
20 41
23 29
22 53
20 20
20 36
2 50
(23) 25
6 26
20 35
21 1
21 21
21 13
21 25
1 17
2 28
21 58
4 57
20 23
18 8
20 57
2 38
(18) 25
4 10
18 25
20 2
1 31
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1 1 51
251
350
320
326
310
311
271
19
332
328
289
210
259
278
233
272
255
320
321
331
265
344
263
304
196
288
257
330
239
205
238
Aug. 20
20
20
20
20
Sept. 4
18
20
Oct. 3
6
8
12
13
13
13
15
17
27
Nov. 1
5
8
10
10
10
10
16
29
Dec. 5
12
27
U Pleiadum . . .
19 Tauri
6
5
7
5
7
5
5
6
7
6
5
5
7
4
6
6
6
3
6
7
6
5
3
4
6
6
7
6
6
4
H. M.
3 19
3 32
4 3
4 3
4 6
17 26
23 25
5 33
20 3
19 24
21 10
20 15
19 53
20 3
20 7
22 21
22 18
16 13
20 38
22 48
18 46
4 2
4 27
5 28
5 24
4 30
15 54
19 56
20 12
18 2
113
78
74
119
83
135
100
150
93
74
60
82
101
60
41
129
82
157
73
3
128
143
103
121
100
175
59
40
50
30
H. M.
4 19
4 58
5 33
5 1
5 35
18 25
(19) 20
6 35
21 10
20 41
22 32
21 16
20 43
21
21
23 44
23 13
16 47
21 46
23 42
19 15
4 42
5 36
6 22
6 27
5 20
19 21
21 18
20 48
19 8
S Cancri
B. A.C. 2363..
7 Cancri
ju. 2 Cancri
68 Cancri ....
21 Tauri
"0 Tauri
22 Tauri
3 Sagittarii . . .
139 Tauri
35 Cancri
8 Cancri
w Geminorum.
53 Sagittarii...
B. A.C. 7774..
2 2 Piscium. . . .
E Arietis
26 Tauri
B. A.C. 5347..
43 Ophinchi. . .
g Pleiadum. . .
27 Tauri
28 Tauri
22 Tauri
125 Tauri
58 Geminorum
TT Scorpii
29 Capricorni .
45 Piscium. . . .
ft. Arietis ....
03 Tauri
TT Cancri
7T 2 Cancri
75 Virginia. . . .
b Scorpii
X Tauri
5 Cancri
139 Tauri
6 Scorpii
t] Tauri
27 Tauri
6 Capricorn! . .
e Geminorum
4 Scorpii
w Scorpii
B. A.C. 6194.
* Sagitarii. . .
A Piscium. . . .
0- Cancri
50 Capricorni .
26 Arietis . . . .
Aquarii
The disappearance always takes place on the right hand side of the moon, and the reappearance on tl
when viewed through an inverting or astronomical telescope.
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THE CANADIAN ALMANAC.
29
Eclipses, Planetary Conjunctions, etc., \r\ the Year 1897.
January.
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D.
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6
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23 9 in ft.
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10 g in ft. 14
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22 d d d 1 42 S
16
12 # d d 5 7 N 18
14 If d d Ip 4 48 S
15
11 15 d d It 5 50 S
16
14 h d d h 7 11 N
22
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22
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21
16 Tl d d 7/ 3 46 N
17
21 9 Stationary.
23
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22
24
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18
21
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25
25
3 ID Stationary.
19 Tl 6 d 11 5 27 N
27
7 d d $ 5 29 N
21
19 9 in ft.
25
22 g d d g 2 35 N
27
9bdd h 7 19 N
21
23 ii n
27
18 d d d 5 6 44 N
30
6 9 in ft.
22
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27
18 g d 11 g 2 17 S
31
4 g d d g 5 11 N
25
7 <J d r, Cancri d 2 S
30
1 $ d d 4 68 N
26
15 g in Aphelion.
30
3 h d d h 6 86 N
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28
30
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30
30
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23 g in ft.
D.
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June.
October.
2
5
11
11
15
16
17
23 g Stationary.
18 9 A d 9 3 48 S
15 $ & d <J 1 51 S
19 01 d d 4! 5 53 S
23 g Great, elong. W. 26 23
2 9 Great, elong. E. 46 39
2 H n (Ti
D.
i
2
4
5
7
10
3 ID d d lt 56S
7 g Stationary.
9 Qreatest brilliancy.
6 6 d <J 1 49 N
27/dd 7/3 43 N
12 IH d
D.
5
6
7
15
15
15
n.
13 g in Perihelion.
21 y Great, elong. W. 18 t
13 9 in Perihelion.
21 g Great. Hel. Lat. N.
22 ID d d * 4 35 S
17
17
18
19
* v i i i -^/.
10 g in ft.
19 Tl d d 7/ 3 33 N
15 h D
16 d d ID <j 4 2 N
12
12
15
16
21 Ijl d d 5 12 N
22 b d d b 7 15 N
19 g Great, elong. W. 23 4
g Great. Hel. Lat. S.
19
23
23
25
16 9 i U 9 28 N
16 Tl 6 (. 11 5 55 N
23 9 d d 9 6 39 N
8gdd- g657N
22
9 TL 8
18
20 b d ID b 2 3 N
26
10 d d d 6 6 12 N
23
23
26
27
13 ^ d d 5 27 N
16 h d d b 7 19 N
4 ID Stationary.
15 gin Aphelion.
20
25
26
28
28
29
23 enters 25 Sum. com.
3 9 m Aphelion.
1 9 d d 9 8 58 S
7gdd S 5 11 S
11 ID d d ID 5 3 S
12 g d it g 14 N
27
27
31
12 d d 4 44 N
16 b d d b 6 14 N
9 <J in ft.
November.
March.
D.
H.
July.
6
11 9 Great, Hel. Lat. N.
D.
H.
D.
H.
8
8 d Superior.
1
8gdd g!57S
1
21 in Aphelion.
8
8 g in ft.
3
10 %t Stationary.
3
21 $ 6 d (J 3 21 N
12
3*d( *4S7S
4
20 9 in Perihelion.
4
14 Tl 6 d 11 * 10 N
12
14 g d d g 22 S
7
8 9 d d 9 1 25 S
5
8 in ft.
16
78d 814S
7
14 re n
7
23 9 Great, elong. W. 44 44
18
13 g in Aphelion.
9
22 b. Stationary.
9
14 g in Perihelion.
18
19 8 d b S 2 54 S
11
4 ID d d ID 5 45 S
10
4b.dd b718N
20
11 71 6 d 11 6 24 N
11
19 <J d 1 6 1 34 S
10
5 M d d M 5 18 N
21
3 $ d .
16
23 I/ d d 11 3 15 N
15
17 g d Superior.
21
4o"d# (J024S
18
17 <$ n
17
16 9 Great. Hel. Lat. S.
21
7 d A -
20
g Great. Hel. Lat. S.
19
22 i Great. Hel. Lat. N.
22
21 9 d d 9 6 39 N
20
21
3 Enters T Spring com.
22 9 Greatest brilliancy.
25
25
10 i A Tl <S07S
12 9 d d 9 6 44 S
24
24
4(Jdd <544N
22
19 d ( 3 18 N
25
24
7 b d (J b. 5 57 N
22
26
23 b, d d h 7 15 N
18 9 Great. Hel. Lat. N.
28
28
Eclipsed, visible in Can.
16 9 d * 9 1 21 S
24
25
21 8 d ( S 2 ON
1 b d
28
20 b Stationary.
27
13 <j d h J 2 2 S
April.
30
20 g d d g 3 18 N
December.
D.
n.
August.
1
2
22 g d Superior.
5 g d ( g 5 54 S
D.
1
6 Tl 6 1 H 4 36 N
D.
8
H.
99d 9047N
4
19 9 d T 9 1 35 N
1
11 d d d <J 4 41 N
8
21 8 Great Hel. Lat. S.
6
7
23 9 Stationary.
12 !t< d d ID 5 29 S
2
6
20 H Stationary.
10 h d d b 7 13 N
9
12
8 * <J ff * 4 26 S
15 9 d b 9 6 S
8
1 g in ft.
6
11 $ d d 5 19 N
12
15 * 8
8
9
9 dEGeminorum^O 2 S
4 d d ( d 50 S
12
13
9 g in ft.
1 8 d 11 S 1 14 S
18
20
27/dd 7/6 50 N
12 8 Great, elong. E. 20 3
12
15 g in Perihelion.
16
2-2 b n
21
8 enters v3 Winter com.
13
6 Tl d d 11 3 8N
17
14 $ D
21
15 Ijl d ( ^ 4 34 N
16
20 <J Great. Hel. Lat. N.
22
6 ID d d ID 4 58 S
21
23 b d d h 5 47 N
17
4gd9 g513S
22
14 g in Aphelion.
22
17 9 d d 9 3 40 N
19
3 ijl d d H 6 8 N
24
13 9 d ( 9 2 31 S
23
Oddd <J226N
19
6bdd b710N
25
19 b d $ h 1 48 N
25
g d ( g 24 S
22
23 g Great. Hel. Lat. X.
26
17 g" Great. elong.E/27 18
27
23 g in ft.
26
11 TI Stationary.
28
23 71 d d 11 5 2 N
28
2 B Stationaiy.
28
10 g Great, elong. E. 20 43
30
2gdd 8150N
30
14 n n .
28
13 9 d Q Inferior.
30
2<Jdd ,J5 32 Nl 30
18 9 d d 9 40 N
30
ECLIPSES OF JUPITER S SATELLITES.
[1897
ECLIPSES, Etc., OF JUPITER S SATELLITES, 1897.
In eastern standard time (Oh.-23h.) tr in, denotes transit of satellite ; tr eg, transit egress ; sh in, shadow in
gress ; sh eg, shadow egress ; ec dis, disappearance of satellite behind planet ; oc dis, disappearance of satellite in
planet s shadow.
January.
February.
D. H. M.
D. H. M.
D. H. M.
26 1 30 IV ec re
27 32 1 tr in
27 23 1 1 tr eg
D. H. M.
D. II. M.
1 48 11 tr in
1 16 1 sh in
28 11 1 sh eg
1 23 44 1 ec dis
1 1 43 1 ec dis
1 55 11 sh in
2 51 1 tr in
21 17 1 ec re
2 10 11 ecdis
2 3 IV tr eg
4 39 11 treg
2 59 111 oc dis
30 22 51 11 tr in
32 1 ocre
4 31 1 oc re
4 48 11 sh eg
3 35 1 sh eij
31 1 16 11 sh in
5 9 11 oc re
4 56 11 xh in
26 19 52 1 treg
21 39 1 oc dit
1 44 11 treg
23 14 1 sh eg
6 1 11 tr in
19 57 1 sh eg
28 41 1 ec re
3 16 1 tr eg
22 58 1 sh in
27 20 46 11 oc din
18 59 1 tr in
May.
23 41 11 tr eij
23 29 1 tr in
23 49 11 ec re
19 44 1 sh in
23 52 111 sh eg
2 1 18 1 sh eg
21 18 1 tr eg
1 20 56 111 oc dis
4 27 111 trin
1 48 1 tr eg
March.
22 3 1 sh eg
2 31 111 oc re
3 56 111 tr eg
20 50 1 ec dis
29 19 9 1 ec re
1 56 111 ec dis
7 42 IV oc dis
22 57 1 oc re
2 3 23 111 tr in
23 58 11 trin
23 11 11 ec re
4 56 IV oc re
23 54 11 ec dis
4 1 111 sh in
30 1 33 11 shin
3 21 18 IV ec dis
8 4 19 1 sh in
3 3 42 11 oc re
3 3 32 1 oc dis
2 50 11 tr eg
4 1 13 1 oc di*
5 18 1 tr in
19 46 1 sh eg
61 1 ecre
19 57 111 sh in
1 21 IV ec re
6 39 1 sh eg
20 14 1 tr eg
4 51 1 tr in
20 17 111 tr eg
22 34 1 tr in
9 1 35 1 ec dis
4 21 6 11 sh eg
13 1 sh in
23 29 111 sh eg
23 47 1 sh in
2 46 11 ec dis
21 59 11 tre;i
3 10 1 tr in
31 1 27 IV oc dis
5 53 1 tr eg
4 49 1 oc re
5 2 9 111 ec dis
3 22 1 sh eg
19 4 11 oc dis
19 42 1 oc di*
22 48 1 sh in
7 6 23 I shin
21 58 1 ocdis
23 31 11 ec re
23 12 1 ec re
23 44 1 tr in
8 3 36 1 ec dis
5 29 1 ec re
6 20 35 1 sh eg
1C 1 8 1 sh eg
6 15 1 oc re
4 1 11 tr in
April.
8 1 23 11 tr in
22 1 tr eg
8 19 41 111 sh eg
4 30 11 sh in
9 46 111 oc dis
23 11 11 tr in
21 3 111 tr eg
19 17 1 tr in
3 2 19 1 tr in
20 29 11 oc dis
23 16 1 oc re
9 52 1 sh in
19 32 1 sh in
3 10 1 sh in
11 20 1 11 sh eg
11 10 11 sh eg
1 13 1 tr in
21 27 111 ec re
23 24 1 oc dis
11 21 15 IV tr eg
C 13 111 sh in
3 8 IV ec dis
21 36 1 treg
4 2 35 I ecre
12 26 1 tr in
2 1 11 tr eg
3 12 1 sh eg
21 51 1 sh eg
20 46 1 tr in
19 53 111 sh in
3 50 3 11 sh eg
3 32 1 tr eg
6 2 14 IV trin
21 39 1 sh in
21 35 1 oc dis
4 111 tr in.
22 5 1 ec dis
4 37 IV sh in
23 5 1 tr eg
23 21 111 sh eq
14 21 14 111 ocre
10 41 1 oc re
18 58 1 ecre
23 58 1 sh eg
13 20 11 1 sh in
22 41 IV sh in
2 30 11 ec dis
23 1 11 oc dis
5 21 4 1 ecre
21 14 1 tr eg
15 3 23 IV sh eg
5 59 11 oc re
7 2 25 11 ec re
6 2 19 11 tr in
22 30 1 sh eg
15 6 13 1 sh in
19 20 11 sh in
8 20 11 treg
20 13 111 tr in
16 23 2 11 oc dis
6 58 IV tr in
19 39 1 tr in
20 39 11 sh eg
23 47 111 tr eg
18 19 48 11 sh in
16 3 28 1 ec dis
21 40 1 sh eg
10 5 16 1 oc dis
23 56 111 sh in
20 7 11 treg
5 22 11 ec dis
21 58 1 tr e/i
11 2 35 1 tr in
7 3 27 111 sh eg
22 38 11 sh eg
6 35 1 oc re
11 19 7 1 ocre
2 58 1 sh in
21 25 11 oc dis
19 22 1 6 111 tr eg
17 42 1 sh in
20 47 11 sh in
4 54 1 tr eg
8 2 7 11 ecre
23 29 1 oc dis
1 32 1 tr in
21 22 11 tr in
5 17 1 sh eg
21 1 IV sh eg
23 52 111 sh in
321 sh eq
23 40 11 sh eg
23 42 1 oc dis
9 20 18 11 sh eg
20 20 49 1 tr in
3 51 1 tr eg
12 13 11 tr eg
12 2 23 1 ec re
11 1 14 1 oc dis
22 6 1 sh in.
21 56 1 ec dis
6 8 111 ec dis
20 15 111 oc dis
22 34 1 tr in
23 8 1 treg
23 50 11 sh in
13 19 6 11 oc re
21 1 1 tr in
23 34 1 sh in
21 25 1 sh eg
18 1 2 1 oc re
15 5 30 1 ec dis
21 26 1 sh in
12 53 1 treg
21 31 1 ec re
1 30 11 tr in
20 4 111 sh in
23 20 1 tr eg
1 53 1 sh eg
25 19 51 11 tr in
2 43 11 sh eg
20 51 111 tr in
23 45 1 sh eg
19 41 1 oc dis
22 25 11 sh in.
4 11 111 sh in
23 39 111 sh eg
13 1 25 111 ec re
22 59 1 ec re
22 44 11 tr eq
4 21 11 treg
16 20 111 tr eg
20 52 1 ec re
13 19 21 1 tr eg
26 22 39 111 tr in
21 30 1 sh eg
2 46 1 sh in
14 1 17 11 oc dis
20 22 1 sh eg
27 20 14 11 ec re
22 17 1 tr eg
2 57 1 tr in
5 1 11 ec re
23 46 111 tr in
22 44 1 tr in
19 23 6 11 oc re
56 1 sh eg
19 28 IV ec re
14 23 49 11 oc dis
28 1 1 sh in
22 40 111 oc re
5 16 1 tr eg
15 19 23 11 tr in
16 20 3 11 sh in
19 54 1 oc dis
23 5 21 1 ec dis
17 2 25 1 oc re
20 22 11 sh in
20 48 11 tr eg
22 42 IV sh in
24 2 35 1 sh in
4 6 11 ec dis
22 15 11 tr eg
21 30 IV oc re
23 26 1 ec re
3 18 1 tr in
21 23 1 tr in
23 14 11 sh eg
22 54 11 sh ect
29 20 48 1 sh eg
4 55 1 sh eg
23 35 1 sh eg
18 4 20 1 tr in
17 21 19 111 ec re
30 21 12 111 ec re
5 36 1 tr eg
23 42 1 tr eg
4 52 1 sh in
19 24 1 tr in
23 49 1 ec dis
18 20 50 1 oc re
19 4 17 1 ec re
1 29 1 sh in
June.
25 2 22 11 sh in
23 21 11 sh in
22 46 1 tr in
2 42 1 tr eg
2 47 1 oc re
23 35 11 tr in
23 21 1 sh in
21 31 1 oc dig
1 22 30 11 tr in
3 47 11 tr in
19 2 14 11 s/t e.</
23 35 111 oc dix
20 53 1 ec re
3 22 49 11 ec re
5 16 11 sh eg
2 26 11 tr eo
20 1 5 1 tr eg
19 57 1 sh in
4 21 50 1 oc di*
6 38 11 tr eg
20 21 21 11 oc re
1 39 1 sh eg
21 10 1 tr eg
5 20 24 1 gh in
21 4 1 sh in
23 2 111 sh in
19 54 1 oc dis
22 16 1 sh eg
21 12 IV oc dif
21 44 1 tr in
6 111 tr in
22 46 1 ec re
21 19 22 1 ec re
21 28 1 tr eg
25 23 24 1 sh eg
3 37 111 xfi. e<7
21 3 34 11 oc din
22 2 15 11 oc dis
22 43 1 sh eg
26 2 1 tr e<t
3 37 111 tr ("i
1!) 32 1 tr eg
23 20 26 11 tr in
6 20 20 111 oc re
26 21 13 1 oc re
4 40 1 sh in
20 1 1 sh eg
22 39 11 sh in
21 55 111 ec di*
21 17 11 ec dis
4 41 1 ; in
22 21 4 IV treg
23 15 11 tr eg
10 20 12 11 oc dis
27 1 25 11 oc re
24 1 49 1 oc dis
21 40 11 tr in
24 1 30 11 sh tfl
12 21 6 1 tr in
28 22 11 111 ec ill*
48 -1 oc re
22 37 IV A in
20 46 111 oc re
22 19 1 sh in
29 4 2 111 oc re
23 7 1 tr in
22 58 11 sh in
21 57 111 ecdis
13 20 53 111 oc dis
31 4 29 1 all in
23 9 1 sh in
23 32 11 tr eg
23 43 IV tr in
21 45 1 ec re
52 1 tr in
25 1 26 1 treg
1 50 11 sh eg
25 1 17 111 ec re
14 20 47 IV sh eg
6 49 1 xfi < <!
1 28 1 sh eg
3 5 IV sh eg
20 36 11 ec re
17 22 52 11 oc <//.-
21 18 IV sh eg
20 15 1 oc din
19 31 111 sh eg
26 2 14 1 tr in
19 20 8 11 tr eg
21 50 IV tr in
20 35 IV oc dis
24 20 55 11 ec re.
27 20 42 1 tr in
22 23 11 sh eg
22 35 1 ec re
26 3 13 1 oc dix
21 52 1 sh in
21 21 1 1 sh eg
1897]
RISING, SOUTHING AND SETTING OF THE PLANETS.
31
ECLIPSES, ETC., OF JUPITER S SATELLITES Continued.
D. H. M.
October.
D. H. M.
D. H. M.
D. H. M.
22 20 48 IV oc re
12 5 27 1 sh eg
4 6 12 1 ec dig
18 6 55 11 tr eg
26 20 11 tr in
D. H. M.
6 21 1 tr eg
5 3 19 1 sh in
20 4 27 1 ec di*
22 12 11 sh in
15 5 24 11 sh in
13 3 42 1 oc re
4 27 1 tr in
21 1 33 1 sh in
11 -2-2 13 1 oc dis
19 5 55 1 ec dis
15 3 19 111 sh in
5 35 1 sh eg
2 10 111 sh eg
28 20 37 1 sh in
20 5 18 1 sh eg
6 25 111 sh eg
6 43 1 tr eg
2 44 1 tr in
21 50 1 tr eg
5 54 1 tr eg
16 4 15 11 tr in
643 1 oe re
3 50 1 sh eg
22 5 17 11 sh in
4 59 11 sh eg
8 3 15 IV oc dis
4 11 111 tr in
July.
27 4 55 1 ah in
18 5 3 1 sh in
4 29 IV oc re
51 1 tr ej
5 36 1 tr in
63 1 tr in
9 4 14 11 ec dis
6 55 111 tr eg
5 21 30 1 trin
28 5 15 1 oc re
23 4 53 11 sh in
10 5 24 111 ec dis
22 2 22 1 oc re
12 20 22 11 ocdis
5 37 111 ec dis
25 3 47 11 oc re
11 1 58 11 sh eg
25 4 25 11 sh in
21 5 111 ec re
31 6 14 11 oc re
26 4 39 111 oc re
4 17 11 tr eg
6 58 11 tr in
13 20 43 1 ocdis
27 4 19 1 ec dis
12 5 11 1 sh in
27 3 44 11 oc re
14 20 18 1 tr eg
November.
28 2 30 1 tr in
6 22 1 tr in
6 20 1 ec din
21 12 1 sk eg
3 42 1 sh eg
13 2 34 1 ec dis
28 3 5 111 sh in
17 20 15 IV tr in
4 3 44 IV ec dis
4 44 1 tr eg
5 59 1 oc re
3 26 1 sh in
21 20 49 1 sh in
4 11 1 ec dis
29 4 43 IV sh in
14 1 57 1 sh eg
4 40 1 trin
22 20 18 1 ec re
5 4 23 1 tr eg
2 51 111 tr eg
5 35 1 sh eg
28 20 33 11 tr in
7 4 39 11 ec dis
December.
37 1 tr eg
6 6 111 sh eg
8 5 54 111 tr eg
16 6 49 11 ec dis
6 55 1 treg
August.
9 4 9 11 treg
2 6 29 11 oc re
18 1 52 11 sh in
29 4 15 1 oc re
11 6 4 1 ec dis
3 4 20 111 ec re
4 21 11 tr in
30 1 24 1 tr eg
6 19 43 111 sh in
12 4 4 1 trin
5 59 111 oc dis
4 32 11 sh eg
RISING, SOUTHING AND SETTING OF THE PLANETS, 1897.
Mercury 9
Venus ? Mars i
Jupiter n |j Saturn T,
Rises
S uths
Sets.
Rises.
S uths
Sets.
Rises.
S uths
Sets.
Rises.
S uths
Sets.
Rises.
S uths
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
II. M.
H. M.
H. M.
II. M.
II. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
II. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
1
8 5t 13 23
17 52
10
15
20 1
14 1
21 56
5 57
21 22
4
10 41
4 7
8 52
13 45
Jany 11
8 33 13 21
18 10
9 45
15 5
20 25
13 17
21 12
5 11
20 40
3 19
10 1
3 33
8 17
13 8
21
7 24 12 17
17 11
9 28
15 8
20 48
12 38
20 33
4 31
19 57
2 37
9 21
2 57
7 41
12 31
1
6 8 ;10 53
15 39
9 6
15 8
21 11
12 1
19 56
3 54
19 8
1 50
8 35
i 2 17
7
11 51
Feby 11
5 49 10 29
15 9
8 43
15 6
21 29
11 30
19 27
3 25
18 22
1 6
7 54
1 41
6 23
11 13
21
5 50
10 33
15 16
8 19
15 3
21 46
11 4
19 1
3
17 36
22
7 12
1 3
5 45
10 35
1
Mar 11
5 54
5 55
10 45
11 6
15 37
16 16
7 59
7 32
14 58
14 48
21 56
22 5
10 44
10 22
18 42
18 21
2 42
2 21
16 59
16 13
23 46
23 2
6 38
5 56
32
23 49
5 14
4 35
10 4
9 25
21
5 53
11 30
17 8
7 2
14 33
22 5
10 3
18 1
2 1
15 28
22 19
5 14
23 9
3 55
8 45
1
5 45
12 4
18 22
6 25
14 6
21 47
9 44
17 41
1 40
14 39
21 32
4 28
22 24
3 11
8 1
Apr 11
5 42
12 40
19 37
5 43
13 27
21 11
9 29
17 24
1 20
L3 57
20 50
4 48
21 44
2 30
7 20
21
5 40
13 10
20 39
4 58
12 33
20 9
9 16
17 7
1
13 16
20 10
3 7
21
1 48
6 40
1
May 11
21
5 32
5 10
4 32
13 16
12 50
11 55
21 1
20 30
19 19
4 14
3 36
3 5
11 82
10 37
9 56
18 51
17 38
16 46
9 4
8 44
8 44
16 51
16 35
16 19
40
19
23 54
12 36
11 59
11 23
19 30
18 52
18 15
2 29
1 49
1 11
20 18
19 35
18 52
1 10
28
23 42
5 59
5 17
4 36
1
June 11
3 49
3 19
10 57
10 29
18 4
17 39
2 38
2.16
9 25
9 8
16 12
15 59
8 35
8 27
16 2
15 46
23 29
23 5
10 45
10 12
17 36
17 1
30
23 49
18 4
17 22
22 55
22 13
3 50
3 8
21
3 4
10 29
17 53
1 58
8 57
15 56
8 20
15 30
22 40
9 40
16 26
23 13
16 35
21 27
2 24
1
July 11
3 12
3 55
10 55
11 44
18 38
19 33
1 44
1 33
8 52
8 51
16
16 9
8 13
8 7
15 14
14 58
22 14
21 49
9 8
8 38
15 53
15 20
22 37
22 1
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15 58
15 17
20 50
20 y
1 46
1 5
21
5 3
12 35
20 7
1 27
8 53
16 20
8
14 41
21 22
8 8
14 47
21 26
,14 37
19 29
25
1
Aug 11
6 13
7 2
13 14
13 33
20 15
20 5
36
1 31
8 59
9 7
16 23
16 43
7 53
7 47
14 23
14 7
20 53
20 27
7 36
7 8
14 12
13 40
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20 12
13 54
13 15
18 46
18 7
23 38
22 59
21
7 35
13 40
19 45
1 42
9 15
16 49
7 41
13 51
20
6 40
13 8
19 37
12 37
17 29
22 21
1
Sept 11
21
7 50
7 25
6 7
13 32
12 59
11 54
19 14
18 33
17 41
2
2 19
2 42
9 26
9 35
9 43
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7 35
7 30
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13 17
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19 31
19 5
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12 33
12 2
11 31
18 59
18 24
17 50
11 57
11 21
10 46
16 47
16 11
15 35
21 88
21 1
20 23
1
Oct 11
21
4 43
4 36
5 18
10 54
10 46
11 4
17 6
16 56
16 50
3 5
3 30
3 54
9 50
9 57
10 3
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16 11
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7 15
12 48
12 34
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17 26
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11
10 28
9 56
17 15
16 40
16 5
10 11
9 37
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1
Nov 11
21
6 14
7 3
7 52
11 29
11 52
12 16
16 44
16 41
16 41
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5 15
10 10
10 16
10 25
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16 23
3 16
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9 21
8 48
8 15
15 26
14 51
14 15
8 25
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7 18
13 9
12 35
12
17 54
17 19
16 42
1
Dec 11
21
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9
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13 11
13 26
16 56
17 21
17 47
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6 9
C. 34
10 35
10 47
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a Arietis
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a Persei
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K Orionis
a Orionis
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fi Geminorum. . . .
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6 Cancri
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<J Aquilae
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y Aquilse
a Aquilae A Itair . .
B Aquilie
B Cancri
TJ Cancri
t Ursfe Majoris. . .
a Cancri
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6 Aquari .
32 Vulpeculae.
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61 Cygni . . .
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a Leonis Regulus.
y Leonis
a Cephei
B Aquari
H Hydrse
B" Cephei
p Leonis
t Leonis
a Leonis
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6 Aquarii
S Leonis
T Leonis
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S Sculptoris .
The Dominion Of Canada has an area of about 3,315,647 square miles, or, including its water surface,
3,456,383 square miles, is about 3,500 miles from east to west and 1,400 miles from north to south, and consists of
the provinces of Ontario and Quebec (formerly Upper and Lower Canada), Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba,
British Columbia, Prince Edward Island and the North-west Territories (which latter contain the vast territory
formerly tinder the control of the Hudson s Bay Company). It therefore comprises the whole of the northern
half of North America, with the exception of the United States Territory of Alaska on the west, and Labrador,
which is under the control of the Government of Newfoundland, on the east. It is bounded on the north by the
Arctic Ocean, on the west by the Territory of Alaska and the Pacific Ocean, on the south by the United States,
and on the east by the Atlantic Ocean.
1897] SEMI-DIAMETER OF SUN AND MOON MUNICIPAL STATISTICS.
33
SEMI-DIAMETER OF THE SUN AND MOON. POLAR DISTANCE AND GREATEST ELONGATION OF a UR.S
MINORIS ON THE 1st, 11th AND 21st OF EACH MONTH, 1897.
Semi-Diameter.
Pole Star.
Semi-Diameter.
Pole Star.
Month.
;?
Greatest
Month.
c?
Greatest
o
Sun.
Moon.
Polar
Elongation
Q
Sun.
Moon.
Polar
Elongation
Distance.
Lat. 45.
Distance
Lat. 45.
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January.
i
16 18
16 15
1 14 3
1 44 44 |j Julv.
1
15 45
15 12
1 14 33
1 45 27
11
16 17
14 48
1 14 2
1 44 43
11
15 46
1C 27
1 14 33
1 45 2(i
21
16 17
16
1 14 2
1 44 43
21
15 46
14 52
1 14 32
1 45 24
Feb.
1
16 15
15 36
1 14 2
1 44 43
Aug.
1
15 47
15 48
1 14 30
1 45 -2-2
11
16 13
15 1
1 14 4
1 44 45
11
15 49
15 58
1 14 28
1 45 19
21
16 11
16 18
1 14 5
1 44 47
21
15 51
14 51
1 14 25
1 45 16
March.
1
16 10
15 23
1 14 7
1 44 50
Sept.
1
15 53
16 13
1 14 22
1 45 11
11
16 10
15
1 14 10
1 44 54
11
15 55
15 17
1 14 19
1 45 6
21
16 4
16 3-2
1 14 13
1 44 57
21
15 58
15 16
1 14 15
1 45 1
April.
1
16 1
14 53
1 14 16
1 45 2
Oct.
1
16 1
16 15
1 14 12
1 44 57
11
15 58
15 34
1 14 19
1 45 (i
11
16 4
14 55
1 14 8
1 44 51
21
15 56
16 11
1 14 22
1 45 10
21
16 6
15 43
1 14 4
1 44 45
May.
1
15 53
14 43
1 14 25
1 45 15
Nov.
1
16 9
15 47
1 14
1 44 40
11
15 51
16 1
1 14 28
1 45 19
11
16 11
14 44
1 13 36
1 44 34
21
15 49
15 45
1 14 30
1 45 -1-1
21
16 13
16 25
1 13 53
1 44 30
June.
1
15 47
14 51
1 14 32
1 45 24
Dec.
1
16 15
15 23
1 13 50
1 44 25
11
15 46
16 31
1 14 33
1 45 26
11
16 16
14 51
1 13 47
1 44 21
21
15 46
15 1
1 14 33
1 45 9ti
21
16 17
15 39
1 13 45
1 44 18
RAILWAY STATISTICS OF CANADA, 1875-95.
YEAR ENDED 30rn
JUNE.
MILES
IX
OPERA
TION.
TRAIN
MILEAGE.
Xl MBKR OK TONS OK
I ASSKNOERS. FREIGHT.
EARXIXGS.
WORKING
EXPENSES.
PROPOR
TION OF
EXPEN S
TO RE
CEIPTS.
1875
4.856A
17 680,168
5 190 416 5 670 836
SI 9 470 539
15 775 532
81"
1876
5,1571
18,103,628
5,544 814 6 331 757
19 358 085
15 80 721
82
1877
5,574}
19,450,813
6,073,233 6 859 796
18 74 053
15 290 091
82
1878
1879
6,143*
6,484A
19,669,447
20,731,689
6,443,924 7,883,472
6,523,816 8 348 810
20,520,078
19 925 066
16,100,102
16 188 102
78-
81-
1880
6.891J
22,427,449
6,462,948 9 938 858
23 561 447
16 840 705
71
1881
7,260
27,301,306
6,943 671 12,065 323
27 987 509
20 121 418
79-
1882
7,530
27,846,411
9,352,335 13,575,787
29 027 790
22 390 709
77-
1883
8 726
30 072 910
9 579 948 13 266 255
33 ?44 585
94 691 6Q7
74
1884
9,575
29,758,676
9,982,358 13,712,269
33 421,705
25 595 341
77-
1885 ....
10,150
30,623 689
9 672 599 14 659 271
32 227 469
94 015 351
75"
1886
10,697
30,481,088
9 861 024 15 670 460
33 389 382
4 177 582
72
1887
11,691
33,638,748
10 698 638 16,356,335
38 84 9 010
27 6 9 4 683
TI
1888
12,163
37,391,206
11,416 791 17,173,759
42 159 153
30 652 048
TS"
1889
12 628
38 819 380
12 151 051 17 9 9 8 6 9 6
42 149 615
31 038 045
74-
1890
13 256
41,849 329
12 821 262 20 787 469
46 843 826
32 913 350
W-
1891
14 009
43 399 178
13 22 568 21 753 021
48 192 099
34 960 449
73-
1892
14 588
44 448 468
13 533 414 22 189 923
51 685 768
36 488 228
70
1893
15 020
44,385 953
13 618 027 22,003,599
52 042 397
36 616 033
70
1894
15,6 7
43,770,029
14 462 498 i 20,721,116
49 55 9 528
35 218 433
71"
1895
15,977
40,661.890
13,987.580 21,524,121
46,785,487
32,749,669
70
During the period covered by the table the train mileage increased 130 per cent.; the number of passengers
carried 169 per cent., and the tons of freight transported 280 per cent. The earnings increased in the same
period 140 per cent., and the working expenses, instead of keeping pace with the earnings, increased only 107 pet-
cent. The last column in the table shows the proportion of expenses to receipts year by year. Taking 1895, there
previous year. The
. ts was 70 per cent.,
being 1 per cent, lower than in 1894.
MUNICIPAL STATISTICS, ONTARIO.
Year.
Population.
Total
Assessment.
Taxes Imposed for all
Purposes.
Bonded Debt.
Floating
Debt.
Interest
Paid on
Loans and
Debentures.
Total.
Rate
per
Head.
Mills
on the
Dollar
Total.
Kate
per
Head.
1893 ... .
1,910,059
1,909,527
1,922,121
1,917,544
1 .906,901
1,880,145
1,848,457
1,328,495
.-825,530,052
825,211,127
818,847,394
798,616,271
761,905,816
748,654,570
717,311, 938
694,380,659
112,522,660
11,803.570
11,767,748
10,897,485
10,248,198
0,019,962
9,300,113
9,009,385
36 56
6 18
6 12
5 68
5 37
5 28
5 03
4 93
15.17
14.30
14.37
13.65
13.45
13.25
12.97
12.97
*48,083,243
47,166,962
43,888,853
40,720,985
38,988,332
34,729,527
81,943,320
29,924,863
J28 17
24 70
22 S3
21 24
20 44
18 47
17 28
16 37
$6,796,422
6,469,899
7,629,730
8,387,186
6,493,519
6,437,363
5,645,208
4,841,717
$2,508,691
2,482,156
2,498,294
2,240,692
2,057,938
1,999,760
1,820,590
1.715,620
1892
1891
1890
1889
1888 . . .
1887
1886
The population and assessed values remain almost the same as compared with
creased at the rate of 38 cents per head of population over 1892, or an advance of
The debenture debt shows an increase of 7,362,268 in the past three years. Over
this item since 1886. The interest charges are equivalent to one-fifth of the taxes
1892, but the tax bills have in-
S1.63 or 33 per cent, since 1886.
60 per cent, has been added to
imposed.
34
TIDE TABLES FOR HALIFAX AND QUEBEC.
[1897
TIDE TABLES FOR HALIFAX AND QUEBEC, 1897.
These Tide Tables, with Tidal Differences for other places, are supplied by the Tidal Survey Branch of the-
Department of Marine and Fisheries of the Dominion of Canada. They are based upon direct observation of the
tides obtained by means of self-registering tide-gauges which are kept in continuous operation day and night
throughout the year. The records are reduced by the latest methods of analysis ; and the computation ol
tables is made by Mr. E. Roberts, F.R.A.S., of the Nautical Almanac Office, London.
The THML DIFFERENCES, when applied to the Tide Tables, give the time of high and low water at other place-
in Standard Time. The differences applicable to the Halifax Tables are derived from the Establishments given ii
the Admiralty list. They will therefore be correct at full and change of the moon, and approximate only at other
times of the month. The differences for places above Quebec are derived from simultaneous observations at
seven points during two complete months, taken by Mr. R. Steckel of the Department of Public Works,
differences are correct while the water in the River St. Lawrence is at its ordinary level; but the times of t,
which they give may be slightly early or late respectively, at the seasons when the water is unusually high o
low The differences below Quebee are based upon direct simultaneous observations from the tide-gauges a
Quebec Father Point, and Anticosti, taken throughout the course of the year 1895; and compared with the
differences of Establishment for intermediate points as given in the Admiralty list. These observations show tl
time of the tide as given by these differences, and will be correct throughout the course of the month.
(Signed) DAwgoN) WM p AKOTMOH)
Engineer in Chanje. Chief Engine*.
HALIFAX TIDE TABLES. QUEBEC TIDE TABLES.
TIDAL DIFFERENCES/OF the Atlantic Coast of Nova Scotia ,, TIDAL DlFrEBENCES for the St. I awrence.
These differences when applied to the Halifax Tide j Thege differences when al) p lied to the Quebec
Tables, give the time of High and Low Water at the places Tables, give the time of High and Low Water at the ]
Tide
named in Intercolonial Standard Time for the 60th m
which is four hours slower than Greenwich Mean Time.
laineci, in eastern scanuaru J.IIIK:
except where otherwise indicated.
LOCALITY.
Correction
to Halifax
Tables.
RANGE.
LOCALITIES.
Difference to be added
to Quebec Tables.
Mean
Range of
Tide.
H. Water.
L. Water.
Springs.
Neaps.
fAbin-f Quebec. J
H. M.
4 45
4 12
3 41
2 44
2 20
2 06
1 41
35
00
H. M.
6 15
5 33
4 51
3 50
3 19
2 51
2 11
35
00
Feet..
ro
2-0
2-5
4 8
6 9
7 5
12 2
14 2
14-8
H. M.
Cape Sable, Clarke Ha r Add 1 17
Shelburne " 22
Feet.
11
7
8
7
7J
7
6
4
4
61
6i
61
6i
6^
6b
5
6
5
5
Feet.
9
B|
5
6
6^
6
5
5
44
4i
Si
41
4i
4
4
4
4
I
Three Rivers
06
" 08
Point Platon
Mahone Bay Sulit. 01
St. Nicholas
QUEBEC
St. Margaret Bay
HALIFAX HARBOUR..
Sable Island, N. Side..
Sable Island, S. Side..
Jeddore Harbour
". 00
" 00
Subt. 33
1 33
06
Add 13
" 05
Subt. 16
Add 02
23
" 11
Subt. 30
03
Add 13
(Btlmo Quebec.)
3iffer ce to
je subtra<- d
for HW&LW
RANOE OF TIDE.
Springs.
Neaps.
H. M.
1 31
1 42
3 07
3 46
4 05
4 04
4 16
4 21
4 25
3 36
4 26
Feet.
19
18
171
16}
16
17
14
14
13r,
5"
6
Feet.
13
13
13
10*
9|
10
8}
f
3
4
L Islet
Liscombe Harbour
Riviere du Loup
Green Island
Tadousac
iBic Island
Father Point
St Peter s Bay
* Gaspc Basin
S.\^. Point, Anticosti
Louisburg Harbour
* In Standard Time for the 60th meridian.
NOTE -A comprehensive survey of the tides and currents of the Gulf ami Atlantic coast of the Dominion
is now bein. prosecuted by the Department of Marine and Fisheries. Tide gauges are in operation at seven mam
stations : Quebec, Father Point, South-west Point of Anticosti, Forteau Bay, St. Paul Island, Ha .tax. and St.
John, N.B , and when sufficient records have been obtained ami reduced, these mam stations will be used as
bases of comparison for other places in their respective neighbourhoods.
The permanent ami tidal sets of currents in various parts of the Gulf are being accurately measured by
Mr Dawson engineer in charge of the survey. The results hitherto obtained have been published, and cop.es of
these publications may be had, on application, from the Department of Marine and Fisher.es, Ottawa.
1897]
TIDE TABLES, HALIFAX.
35
TIDE TABLES, HALIFAX, 1897.
JANUARY.
FEBRUARY.
S
-
G
&
Q
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
CD
>.
1
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time. |H t.
i Time.
H t.
F t.
2 3
21
2
2
21
2 2
2 3
2 5
2 6
2 6
2 5
2 3
2
2-4
2
17
1 4
1-2
1 2
1-3
1 4
1-6
1 9
2
2
1 9
Time.
H t.
F t.
1-4
1 4
1-5
17
1 9
21
2 4
27
2 9
3-0
31
3
2 8
17
1-4
11
i-o
9
I O
1 3
1 6
2
2 4
2 6
2 8
2 8
2 6
1 8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
n
!L
i::
11
15
16
17
18
I ..
I M
L l
L L
33
L 4
2G
36
L 7
38
39
30
99
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tn.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
H. M.
5 58
6 52
7 43
8 31
9 17
10 02
10 46
11 29
I
6 40
1 23
2 10
3 01
3 55
4 52
5 50
6 44
7 34
8 20
9 05
9 51
10 38
11 26
6 44
1 37
2 33
3 33
4 38
5 42
6 38
F t.
6 8
;-
>:>
6 9
6-8
6 7
6 4
61
6 6
5-9
5 8
5 8
5 8
5 9
61
6 3
6 5
67
6 8
6 7
6 6
6 4
6 5
6 3
6 2
61
61
6 2
6 3
H. M.
18 48
19 39
20 26
21 11
21 55
22 38
23 19
23 59
12 13
12 58
13 45
.4 37
15 48
16 53
17 52
18 45
19 32
20 16
20 59
21 42
22 26
23 10
23 55
12 17
13 14
14 17
15 24
16 33
17 40
18 38
19 27
Ft.
>: L
i,:;
6 1
6 5
6 5
6 4
6-3
6 2
5 8
5 5
5 3
51
5 !
51
5 3
5 5
5 8
61
6 3
6 5
6 7
67
6 6
61
5 8
5 6
5 3
5 4
5 5
5 8
6-0
H. M.
i
40
1 34
2 27
3 19
4 10
5 00
5 49
6 39
7 30
8 22
9 13
10 04
10 56
11 46
6 34
1 26
2 14
3 00
3 47
4 36
5 28
6 24
7 24
8 25
9 27
10 30
11 31
6 43
F t.
2 4
2 3
2 3
2 3
2 3
2 3
2 4
2 6
27
2 8
27
2 6
2 4
2 2
2-8
2 6
2 4
2 2
2
1 9
1 9
1 9
1"9
1 9
1 9
1 8
17
2-4
H. M.
12 36
13 29
14 19
15 07
15 54
16 39
17 23
18 08
18 52
19 36
20 21
21 07
21 56
22 47
23 40
12 34
13 20
14 04
14 46
15 27
16 10
16 56
17 44
18 36
19 33
20 33
21 36
22 40
23 44
12 29
13 22
F t.
1 4
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
1-5
17
2-0
2 3
2 6
2 8
2 9
3
3
2 9
1 9
17
1-4
1 3
1-3
1 3
1 4
1 6
1 9
2 2
2 4
2 6
27
2 6
1 5
1 4
i
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
to
ii
12
i.
i!
15
16
17
is
19
L
L l
L L
L :;
24
35
L";
L 7
38
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
11
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
H. M.
7 31
8 19
9 04
9 47
10 28
11 07
11 45
02
41
1 25
2 24
3 34
4 43
5 38
6 29
7 18
8 Co
8 51
9 36
10 22
11 09
11 58
15
1 10
2 14
3 24
4 36
5 43
F t.
6 4
6 5
6 5
6 4
61
5 9
5 6
5 9
5 8
5 6
5-5
5-5
57
6-0
6 3
6 6
6 9
7
7
6 8
6 6
6 2
6 5
6 2
5 9
57
57
5 8
H. M.
20 10
20 51
21 31
22 10
22 48
23 25
12 26
13 13
14 08
15 21
16 40
17 42
18 29
19 14
19 57
20 38
21 19
22 01
22 44
23 28
12 51
14 01
15 16
16 30
17 38
18 31
F t.
6-2
6 4
6 4
6 4
6 2
6
5 4
51
4 9
4 9
5-0
5 3
57
6 2
6 5
6 8
7
71
7
6 8
5 8
5 4
5 2
5 2
5 5
57
H. M.
1 36
2 24
3 09
3 51
4 31
5 08
5 44
6 23
7 14
8 18
9 28
10 32
11 28
6 26
1 13
1 59
2 44
3 28
4 13
5 00
5 51
6 51
8 03
9 14
10 24
11 26
1
H. M.
14 10
14 53
15 32
16 07
16 39
17 10
17 44
18 22
19 09
20 16
21 33
22 42
23 36
12 16
13 00
13 42
14 23
15 03
15 44
16 26
17 11
18 02
19 03
20 16
21 32
22 42
23 47
12 22
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s
-
-
1
X
1
4
C
I
6
7
-
9
Id
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12
13
11
L6
16
17
LS
19
20
L l
L L
L ::
L !
25
36
L 7
28
29
30
:;!
nj
3
a
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
-.
r
-
1
1
i
6
7
fi
9
10
11
12
13
It
15
16
17
Lt
L9
L U
L l
L L
L :;
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
>,
.-3
fi
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon
Afternoon.
Forenoon
Afternoon.
Time.
H t
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time
H t
Time
H t.
Time
H t
Ft
2
1 9
1-9
1 9
2
21
2 2
2 3
2 4
2 4
2 3
2 2
1 9
17
1 6
l - 2
9
07
8
ro
1 3
1 6
1 9
2 2
2 3
2 4
2 4
2-5
3
2 2
Time
H t
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W. I
H. M.
6 38
7 26
8 10
8 51
9 27
"10 02
10 36
11 12
11 50
6 36
1 34
2 48
4 02
5 08
6 08
7 03
7 53
8 39
9 23
10 06
10 51
11 40
6 50
1 52
3 06
4 30
5 40
6 31
7 16
F t.
6
6 2
6 3
6 3
6 2
6
5 8
5 6
5 4
57
5 6
5 5
57
6
6 4
67
7-0
71
71
7
67
6 3
6 2
5 8
5 6
5 5
5 6
5-8
6t)
H. M.
19 16
19 55
20 32
21 08
21 42
22 15
22 48
23 22
23 57
12 33
13 28
14 40
16 02
17 04
17 57
18 46
19 32
20 15
20 57
21 40
22 23
23 08
23 56
12 36
13 43
14 56
16 21
17 32
18 18
18 58
19 32
F t.
6-0
6 2
6 3
6 4
6 3
6-2
61
(5-0
;V!l
5 2
5
5-0
5 2
5 5
6
6 5
i;-,i
7 3
7 4
7 4
r-3
7-0
tVt;
5-9
5-6
5 4
5 4
5 6
5 :>
61
6 3
H. M.
43
1 30
2 12
2 50
3 24
3 54
4 23
4 56
:, 36
6 23
7 19
8 32
9 44
10 43
11 35
50
1 37
2 21
3 05
3 50
4 38
5 32
6 35
7 46
8 59
10 06
11 09
6 30
1 15
F t.
2 4
21
2
1 9
1-9
1 9
2-0
21
2 3
2 4
2 5
2 5
2 4
21
17 1
2 2
17
1 3
I O
8 i
0"8 I
I O !
1-3 1
1 6
1-9
21
2 2 i
21
2-3
2J
H. M.
13 11
13 54
14 32
15 04
15 33
16 01
16 30
17 01
17 34
18 11
19 18
20 40
22 00
23 06
12 24
13 10
13 54
14 37
15 19
16 00
16 43
17 39
18 51
20 15
21 31
22 40
23 39
12 04
12 51
!.;. ;
F t.
17
1-6
1-6
17
1 9
21
2 3
2 5
2 8
3
3 2
3 2
3
27
i 4
1 2
11
I O
1 2
1-4
1 8
2 2
2 6
2 9
2 9
2-8
3 6
2 1
2-0
L -()
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
H. M
7 54
8 29
9 02
9 35
10 09
10 44
11 23
6 "4
1 3
2 13
3 29
4 41
5 43
6 37
7 27
8 15
9 1
9 47
10 36
11 28
6 28
1 31
2 44
4 09
5 16
6 6
6 51
7 31
F t
61
61
61
6-0
5 9
57
5 6
5 9
5 8
57
5 8
61
6 4
67
7
71
71
7
6 8
6 5
6 3
V9
5 6
5 5
5 6
57
5 8
5 9
H. M
20 05
20 37
21 09
21 40
22 12
22 45
23 21
12 10
13 08
14 14
15 21
16 23
17 20
18 09
18 55
19 40
20 24
21 10
21 57
22 45
23 35
12 23
13 24
14 33
15 48
16 53
17 43
18 25
19 03
1938
! .
6 4
6 4
6 4
6 4
6 3
6 2
61
;,-;,
5-4
5-4
5 6
5-9
6 4
6 8
7 2
7 5
77
7-c,
7 4
71
67
6-2
5 9
57
57
5 8
6
6 2
i 3
6 4
H. M
1 53
2 24
2 54
3 23
3 54
4 27
5 04
5 47
6 39
7 48
9 01
10 09
11 04
11 52
24
1 09
1 53
2 37
3 26
4 20
5 19
6 24
7 29
8 33
9 36
10 36
11 30
05
50
1 30
H. M
14 07
14 35
15 01
15 25
15 53
16 25
17 03
17 50
18 51
20 09
21 27
22 36
23 36
12 37
13 21
14 06
14 52
15 40
16 33
17 34
18 44
19 58
21 10
22 18
23 15
i2 ie
12 57
13 32
F t.
21
2 2
2 3
2 4
2 6
2 8
3
3 2
3 3
3 2
3
2 6
21
1-5
1-4
1 4
1 5
1 8
21
2 5
28
2 9
2 9
2 8
2 6
2-5
2 5
2 6
_L.
36
TIDE TABLES, HALIFAX.
[1897
TIDE TABLES, HALIFAX-o" *-
MAY.
JUNE.
&
-
-
A
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
1
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
Forenoon.
Liternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
i
I A
Forenoon.
Afternoon-
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Time. ]
I t. 1
rime. I
I t.
Time. I
rt.
rime. I
I t. f
Time. H t.
rime. H t.
Time. 1
I t.
lime. ]
Tt.
1
2
3
4
5
7
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11
i;
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i;
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21
2
2i
a
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-
J7
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9
31
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
Tu.
W.
Th.
F.
Sa.
Su.
M.
H.M.
8 07
8 41
9 15
9 49
10 25
11 04
11 50
6 40
] 47
2 56
4 04
5 06
6 05
7 01
7 54
8 45
9 34
10 24
11 15
6 12
1 07
2 08
3 18
4 27
5 32
6 24
7 03
7 39
8 14
F t. ]
5 9
5 9
6
5 9
5 9
5 8
5 8
6 i
6
5-9
61
6 3
6 6
6 8
6 9
6 9
6 9
6 8
6 6
6-3
5-9
5 6
5 4
5 4
5 4
5 4
5 5
5 6
5 7
I. M. 1
20 10
20 41
21 12
21 44
22 19
22 58
23 44
12 44
13 41
14 40
15 38
16 33
17 27
18 20
19 12
20 03
20 53
21 42
22 30
23 19
12 08
13 02
13 57
14 54
15 53
16 50
17 40
18 22
18 59
19 35
20 13
? t.
3-5
5-5
3-5
i 4
6 3
6 2
5 8
5 9
61
6 3
6 6
7
7 3
7 5
7 6
7 6
7 4
71
67
6 4
6 2
6
5 9
5 9
5 9
6-0
61
6 2
6 3
6 4
H. M. ]
2 05 !
2 36
3 06
3 35
4 06
4 42
5 25
6 15
7 13
8 20
9 26
10 22
11 15
6 44
1 33
2 22
3 13
4 08
5 06
6 07
7 06
8 03
8 58
9 52
1042
11 28
12
57
1 36
2 10
ft.
2
2
2
21
2 2
2 2
2 3
2 3
2 2
21
1-9
9
8
8
i-o
1-9
2 2
2 4
2 6
27
2 8
2 4
2 3
2-2
21
H.M. ]
14 02
14 28
1455
15 26
16 03
16 46
17 38
18 39
19 52
21 04
22 06
23 03
23 54
12 04
1252
13 40
14 30
15 23
16 22
17 30
18 38
19 39
20 37
21 34
22 30
23 23
12 08
12 44
13 19
13 54
? t.
27
27
2 8
2 9
3
31
3 2
3 2
31
2 8 1 1
2 4 I
2 ]
1-6 1
1-8 1
1-8 1
1-8 1
1-9
2
2 2
2 5
2 6
27
2 8
27
2 6
2 5
2 9
2 9
2 9
2 9
1 Tu.
2 W.
3 Th.
4 F.
5 Sa.
6 Su.
7 M.
8 Tu.
9 W.
Th.
1 F.
2 Sa.
3 Su.
4l M.
5 Tu.
6 W.
17 Th.
18 F.
19 Sa.
20 Su.
21 M.
22 Tu.
23 W.
24 Th.
25 F.
26i Sa.
27 Su.
28 M.
29 Tu.
30 W.
H.M. ]
8 50
9 29
10 11
10 55
11 41
6 27
1 27
2 30
3 34
4 37
5 38
6 36
7 32
8 26
9 18
10 08
10 56
11 43
6 4i
1 37
2 38
3 40
4 40
5 35
6 25
7 12
7 55
8 36
F t.
5 8
5 9
6-0
6
61
61
6
5 9
5 9
6
61
6 3
6 5
6 6
6 6
6 6
6 5
6 4
5 9
5 5
5 2
5
5-0
5
51
5 3
5 5
57
H. M. 1
20 50
21 26
22 04
22 45
23 32
12 29
13 20
14 14
15 10
16 06
17 02
17 56
18 49
19 41
20 32
21 22
22 11
22 59
23 49
12 30
13 18
14 11
15 08
1604
1553
17 36
18 18
19 00
19 43
20 26
n.
5 5
5-5
3 5
5 4
6 3
61
6 2
6 3
6 5
6 6
6 8
7
7 2
7 2
7 2
71
6 9
6 6
6 3
6 2
6
5 9
5 8
57
57
5 8
5 9
61
6 2
6 3
H.M.
2 42
3 14
3 48
4 27
5 10
5 57
6 48
7 44
8 43
9 40
10 35 |
11 32
26
1 17
2 08
3 00
3 53
4 46
5 39
6 33
7 27
8 20
l 9 12
10 03
10 51
11 33
31
1 07
1 40
2 14
F t.
2
1-8
1-8
1-9
2
21
2 2
21
21
1-2
ro
9
9
i-o
1 2
2
2 3
2 6
2 8
2 9
3
2 3
21
1-9
17
H.M.
14 30
15 09
15 51
16 37
17 29
18 26
19 30
20 40
21 42
22 38
23 33
12 28
13 23
14 17
15 12
16 09
17 08
18 09
19 09
20 07
21 04
22 02
22 59
23 49
12 12
12 52
13 33
14 15
F t.
2 9
2 9
2 9
2 9
2 8
27
2 6
2 4
21
1-8
2-i
2-0
2
21
21
2 2
2 3
2 4
2 5
2 6
2 6
2 5
2 4
3 b
2 9
2 8
27
JULY.
AUGUST.
C
-*
3 *
* A
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
1 S
A
HIGH WATER. Low WATER.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon. < Afternoon. Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Time. H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time. H t. Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
1 Th.
2 F.
3 Sa.
4 Su.
5 M.
6 Tu.
7 W.
8 Th.
9 F.
10 Sa.
11 Su.
12 M.
13 Tu.
14 W.
15 Th.
16 F.
17 Sa.
18 Su.
19 M.
20 Tu.
21 W.
22: Th.
23! F.
24 Sa.
25i Su.
26 M.
27 i Tu.
28: W.
29 Th.
so ; F.
31 1 Sa.
H. M.
9 16
9 55
i 10 34
11 14
11 57
10
1 02
1 58
3 03
4 16
5 23
6 21
7 15
- in
8 54
9 41
10 27
11 12
11 58
I 12
1 OC
1 49
2 41
3 45
4 5C
5 se
6 4E
7 2
8 OS
8 5(
9 3(
Ft.
5 9
6
6 2
6 3
6 3
61
5 9
5 7
5 6
5 5
5 6
5 8
6
6 2
6 4
6 4
6 4
6 3
61
5 7
i 5 3
5
tt
4 7
4 7
5 5
i 5 E
1 5 S
) 6 ]
) 6 C
H.M.
21 10
21 53
22 37
23 22
12 43
13 32
14 25
15 26
1630
17 32
18 29
19 22
20 12
21 01
21 49
22 36
23 24
12 43
13 29
14 16
15 06
1600
16 56
17 50
18 40
19 26
20 10
20 53
21 36
F t.
6 4
6 5
6 4
6 3
6-4
6 4
6 4
6 4
6 4
6 5
6 6
67
6 8
67
6 6
6 4
61
5 9
57
5 6
5 5
5 4
5 E
57
5 9
6 2
6 4
6 5
e-e
H. M.
2 50
3 28
4 07
4 47
5 30
6 17
7 10
8 08
9 09
10 09
11 10
05
1 00
1 53
2 44
3 33
4 21
5 08
5 54
6 39
7 23
8 09
8 56
9 50
10 50
11 47
34
1 12
1 49
2 25
3 03
F t.
1-5
1-9
21
2 2
2 3
2 3
11
i-o
i-o
i-o
11
1-3
re
2t
2 c
2 f
2 J
2 !
1 !
I 1
1 *
11
r
H. M.
14 57
15 40
16 24
17 11
18 03
19 00
20 03
21 09
22 10
2309
12 16
13 09
14 07
15 03
15 57
16 50
17 41
18 30
19 19
20 10
21 06
22 04
23 00
2351
i2 35
13 18
14 00
14 41
L 15 21
"t.
2 6
2 4
2 3
2-2
21
21
2
1-9
1 5
2 2
21
2
1 9
2
21
2-3
2 4
2 5
2 5
2 4
2 2
2 8
2 6
2 3
2
1 Su.
2 M.
3 Tu.
4 W.
5 Th.
6] F.
7 Sa.
8 Su.
9 M.
10 Tu.
11 W.
12 Th.
13 F.
14 Sa.
15 Su.
16 M.
17 Tu.
18 W.
19 Th.
20 F.
21 Sa.
22 Su.
23 M.
24 Tu.
25 W.
26 Th.
27 F.
28 Sa.
29 Su.
30 M.
31 Tu.
H.M.
10 10
10 51
11 34
6 45
1 40
2 48
4 04
5 08
6 07
6 59
7 45
8 30
9 14
9 57
10 38
11 17
11 55
17
59
1 48
2 51
4 07
5 16
6 08
6 56
7 40
8 20
8 59
9 40
10 22
F t.
6 5
6 6
6 5
5-9
5 6
5 3
5 2
5 3
5 6
5 8
61
6 3
6 4
6 4
6 3
61
5 9
5-4
51
4 S
47
4 g
5 C
I l
6 1
6 !
7i
H. M.
22 21
23 07
23 55
12 20
13 09
14 02
15 06
16 13
17 18
18 21
19 15
20 02
20 47
21 31
22 14
22 56
23 37
12 34
13 15
14 03
15 04
16 12
17 17
18 13
19 04
19 51
> 20 36
! 21 20
) 22 05
) 22 51
F t
6 6
6 4
61
6 5
6 4
6 2
61
6
61
6-2
6 3
6 4
6 5
6 4
6 2
6
57
57
5 6
5-4
5-;
5 E
5"
61
6-;
6 :
6"
H.M.
3 43
4 25
5 10
5 57
6 47
7 45
8 49
9 57
11 04
02
56
1 43
2 28
3 12
3 54
4 33
5 08
5 41
6 15
6 54
7 51
9 00
10 07
11 07
)
! 41
> 1 1 23
i 2 02
5 2 40
r i 3 19
5 4 01
ll
1-9
2 2
2 4
2 5
2 4
1-3
1-2
13
2 2
2 5
2 8
3
31
31
2 9
1-6
11
11
1-3
H.M.
16 03
16 48
17 38
18 34
19 36
20 44
21 54
23 01
12 09
13 10
14 05
14 54
15 39
16 22
17 03
17 42
18 21
19 07
20 04
21 04
22 06
23 03
23 54
12 01
12 51
13 37
14 19
14 59
15 42
16 29
F t.
It
1 6
1-6
2-3
21
1 9
17
1-9
21
2 2
2 4
2 5
i 2 5
2 4
2 2
2 6
2 2
It
Time
TIM lS ed is Intercolonial Standard, for the 60th meridian ; or four hours slower than Greenwich Mean
It is counted from to 24 hours, from midnight to midnight.
AdmSy Datum, deduct 1-5 feet from the height above given.
1897]
TIDE TABLES, HALIFAX.
37
TIDE TABLES, HALIFAX-
-Continued.
SEPTEMBER.
OCTOBER.
HIGH WATER. Low WATER.
HIGH WATFR.
Low WATER.
CJ
hi
Forenoon.
Afternoon. | Forenoon.
Afternoon.
-
^
Forenoon.
Afternoon. Forenoon.
Afternoon.
a
a
Q
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t. Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
-
-
s
ft
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t. Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
H. M.
Ft
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H.M.
F t. i H. M.
F t.
H.M.
F t.
i
W.
11 06
6 9
23 39
6 3
4 45
1 5
17 22
1-3
1
F.
11 29
6 9
5 14
2 3
18 06
17
2
Th.
11 53
6 6
5 33
1 9
18 20
1 5
2
Sa.
19
6 2
12 26
6 6 6 24
2 6
19 16
1 9
3
F.
30
5 9
12 44
6-4
6 24
2 2
19 27
17
3
Su.
1 20
5 9
13 29
6 2
7 39
2 9
20 25
21
4
Sa.
1 28
5 6
13 43
61
7 31
2 5
20 36
1 9
!
M.
2 26
5 8
14 40
6
8 51
3
21 30
2 2
5
Su.
2 32
5 4
14 46
5 9
8 46
27
21 43
2
:,
Tu.
3 36
57
15 49
5 9 9 58
2 9
22 31
2 3
6
M.
3 46
5 3
15 55
5 8
10 00
2 8
22 46
1 9
6
W.
4 41
5 9
16 54
6 10 58
27
23 26
2 3
7
Tu.
5 00
5 5
17 04
5 9
11 09
2 6
23 43
1 8
7
Th.
5 36
81
17 51
61 H 51
2 5
8
W.
6 01
57
18 01
61
.. 12 06
2-4
8| F.
6 23
6 3
18 39
6 2 13
2 2
12 39
2 3
9
Th.
6 49
6
18 53
6 2
033
17
12 56
2 2
9l Sa.
7 04
6 5
19 23
6 3 54
2 2
13 22
2 2
10
F.
7 30
6 2
19 42
6 3
1 18
17
13 41
2
10 Su.
7 41
6 6
20 03
6 3 1 30
2 3
14 00
21
11
Sa.
8 09
6 4
20 28
6 4
2 00
17
14 23
1 9
11
M.
8 15
6 6
20 40
6 3 2 03
2 4
14 34
21
12
Su.
8 47
6 5
21 10
6 3
2 38
1 8 15 01
1 9
12
Tu.
8 48
6 6
21 16
6 2 2 35
2 6
15 06
2-2
13
M.
9 24
6 4
21 49
6 2
3 13
1 9 15 36
1 9
13 W.
9 20
6 6
21 52
61 3 08
27
15 40
2 3
1 1
Tu.
10 00
6 3
22 25
6
3 46 21 16 10
2
14
Th.
9 53
6 5
22 29
5 9 3 42
2 9
16 17
2 4
L5
W.
10 35
6 2
23 02
5 8 | 4 16
2 3
16 47
2 2
13
F.
10 27
6 4
23 09
5 8 : 4 17
31
16 57
2 5
L6
Th.
11 09
6-1
23 42
5-5
4 48
2 6
17 28
2 3
L6
Sa.
11 03
6 2
23 56
57 4 55
3 3
17 41
2 6
17
F.
11 46
5 9
5 24
2 9 18 14
2 5
17
Su.
11 49
61
5 38
3 4
18 33
27
|,s
Sa.
26
5 3
12 26
5 8
6 08
31
19 09
2 6
IS
M.
48
5 6
12 46
6-0 6 37
3 5
19 38
2 8
19
Su.
1 16
5 1 13 12
57
7 03
3 2
20 11
27
19
Tu.
1 47
5 6
13 53
5 9 7 50
3 5
20 46
27
20
M.
2 18
51 14 20
5 6
8 20
3 3
21 25
2 6
L l)
W.
2 51
5 8
15 06
6 i 9 06
3 3
21 51
2 5
L l
Tu.
3 33
5 2 15 36
57
9 36
3 2
22 2V
2 3
23
Th.
3 55
61 1 16 13
6 2 10 10
2 9
22 42
2 3
22
W.
4 41
5 5
16 46
5 9
10 42
2 9
23 18
21
22
F.
4 51
6 5
17 14
6 5 11 09
2 5
23 29
21
23
Th.
535 5-9
17 46
fi 2
11 36
2 5
23
Sa.
5 41
6 9
18 09
6 8 11 56
2
24
F.
6 21
6 4
18 37
6 6
03
1 8
12 25
2 b
24
Su.
6 28
7 3
19 02
7 12
1 9
12 4i
1-6
25
Sa.
7 03
6 8
19 23
6 9
44
1 5
13 09
1 6
25
M.
7 15
7 6
19 53
7 2 i 53
1-8
13 26
1 3
26
Su.
7 44
71
20 08
71
1 24
1 4
13 52
1 3
26
Tu.
8 01
7 8
20 41
7 3 ! ! 1 36
17
14 12
11
27
M.
8 25
7 4
20 53
71
2 05
1 3
14 36
11
27
W.
8 46
7 8
21 27
7 2 : 2 22
1 8
14 59
11
28
Tu.
9 07
7 5
21 40
7
2 48
1 4
15 22
I D
28
Th.
9 32
77
22 14
7 3 11
2
15 48
1 2
29
W.
9 50
7 4
22 30
6 8
3 33
1-6
16 10
11
29
F.
10 20
7 4
23 04
6 8 4 04
2 3
16 42
1 5
30
Th.
10 36
7 2
23 23
6.5
4 21
1-9
17 02
1-4
30
Sa.
11 12
71
.. 5 06
2 6
17 45
1 8
31
Su.
00
6 6
12 07
67 6 18
2 9
18 54
21
NOVEMBER.
DECEMBER.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
HIGH WATER. Low WATER.
-
bl
Forenoon
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
5
>L
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon .
-
-
ce
ft
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
-
-
a
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H.M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H.M.
F t.
1
M.
58
6 3
13 06
6-4
7 26
3
20 03
2 3
1
W.
1 33
6 4
13 59
61
8 14 2 8
20 38
2 5
2
Tu.
1 59
6 2
14 12
61
8 32
3
21 06
2 4
2
Th.
2 34
6 3
15 05
5 9
9 15
2 8
21 33
27
. ,
W.
3 03
6 2
15 24
6
9 35
2 9
22 03
2 5
3
F.
3 32
6 3
16 08
5 8
10 11
27
22 25
2 8
4
Th.
4 04
6 3
16 33
6
10 36
2 8
22 57
2 6
4
Sa.
4 26
6 2
17 08
57
11 04
2 6
23 14
2 9
;.
F.
5 01
6 4
17 32
61
11 32
2 6
23 46
27
r>
Su.
5 15
6 3
18 05
5 8
11 52
2 6
23 58
3
6
Sa.
5 52
6 5
18 24
61
12 22
2 5
(i
M.
5 58
6 4
18 49
5 8
12 36
2 5
7
Su.
6 36
6 6
19 09
6 2
6 29
2 8
13 05
2 4
7
Tu.
6 38
6 4
19 25
5-9
6 35
3 i
13 15
2 4
8
M.
7 12
6 6
19 46
6 2
1 05
2 9
13 39
2 3
8
W.
7 16
6 5
19 59
5 9
1 08
3 2
13 48
2 3
9
Tu.
7 43
67
20 20
6 2
1 34
3
14 09
2 3
9
Th.
7 53
6 5
20 32
6
1 41
3 2
14 20
2 3
in
W.
8 15
67
20 53
6 2
2 01
31
14 38
2 3
10
F.
8 29
6 5
21 08
61
2 16
3 2
14 53
2 2
11
Th.
8 49
6 6
21 29
61
2 31
3 2
15 10
2 4
11
Sa.
9 05
6 6
21 49
61
2 53
3 2
15 30
2 2
12
F.
9 24
6 6
22 08
6
3 04
3 3
15 45
2 4
12
Su.
9 43
6 5
22 32
6 2
3 33 3 2
16 10
2 2
13
Sa.
10 01
6 5
22 50
6
3 42
3 4
16 24
2 5
13
M.
10 25
6 5
23 16
6 2
4 18
3 2
16 53
2 2
11
Su.
10 40
6 4
23 35
6
4 27
3 4
17 09
2 6
11
Tu.
11 10
6 4
5 07
31
17 38
2 3
15
M.
11 24
6 3
5 19
3 5
18 02
2 6
15
W.
[.V "(
fi . !!
(i ( J
5 58
3
18 25
2 3
L6
Tu.
24
6
i2 ie
6 2
6 18
3 5
18 59
27
n;
Th.
48
6 4
12 5i
6 2
6 52
2 9
19 16
2 4
17
W.
1 15
61
13 14
6 2
7 22
3 4
1957
2 6
17
F.
1 37
6 5
13 55
61
7 56
27
20 11
2 4
L8
Th.
2 08
6 3
14 20
6 2
8 30
31
20 56
2 5
is
Sa.
2 29
6 6
15 02
61
9 03
2 4
21 09
2 5
19
F.
3 06
6 5
15 28
6 3
9 38
2 8
21 52
2 4
111
Su.
3 25
6 8
16 08
6 2
10 04
21
22 08
2 4
20
Sa.
4 04
6 8
16 35
6 5
10 37
2 3
22 44
2 3
2(1
M.
4 24
7
17 10
6 3
10 59
1 8
23 06
2 4
21
Su.
5 00
7 2
17 36
67
11 28
1 9
23 34
2 2
21
Tu.
5 22
7 2
18 08
6 5
11 53
1-5
22
M.
5 53
7-5
18 32
6 9
12 17
1 5
22
W.
6 18
7 4
19 04
67
01
2 3
12 46
i-2
23
Tu.
6 44
7 7
19 26
71
6 23
21
13 05
1 3
23
Th.
7 12
7 5
19 57
6 9
54
2 2
13 38
11
24
W.
7 34
7 8
20 18
7 2
1 13
21
13 53
11
24
F.
8 05
7 5
20 49
7
1 46
21
14 30
11
LV.
Th.
8 23
7 8
21 09
7 2
2 04
21
14 42
11
_ .)
Sa.
8 57
7 4
21 39
7
2 40
21
15 23
11
y,
F.
9 11
77
21 59
71
2 57
2 2
15 33
1-2
LV,
Su.
9 48
7 2
22 27
6 9
3 37
21
16 17
1 3
27
Sa.
10 00
7 4
22 48
7
3 53
2 4
16 27
1-4
27
M.
10 38
6 9
23 14
6 8
4 36
2 2
17 12
1-5
28
Su.
10 52
71
23 39
6 8
4 54
2 6
17 26
17
28 Tu.
11 27
6 6
5 36
2 3
18 08
1-8
29
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11 50
g-8
6 01
27
18 32
2
29
W.
01
6 6
12 17
6 3
6 37
2 4
19 03
21
30
Tu.
34
6 6
12 53
6 4
7 09
2 8
19 38
2 2
M
Th.
50
6 4
13 10
5 9
7 36
2 5
19 57
2 4
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1 42
6 2
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5 6
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2-1;
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27
The TIME used is Intercolonial Standard, for the 60th meridian ; or four hours slower than Greenwich
Mean Time. It is counted from to 24 hours, from midnight to midnight.
The HEIGHT is measured from a datum plane about 1 foot inches below the level of low water at
Ordinary Spring Tides; which is the Datum of the Admiralty Charts. Hence to obtain the heights above the
Admiralty Datum, deduct 1 5 feet from the height above given.
38
TIDE TABLES, QUEBEC.
[1897
TIDE TABLES, QUEBEC
APRIL,
MAY.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
Forenoon. Afternoon. I
Forenoon. Afternoon.
Forenoon. .
Afternoon.
Forenoon. ,
Afternoon.
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Time.
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H. M.
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H. M.
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F t,
H. M.
F t.
H.M.
F t.
H.M.
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5 46 1
5 9
18 4 1
5-8
31
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1 Sa.
5 55 17-5
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27
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21
9
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1 8
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3
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10
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12
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4 9
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21 46
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14
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4 10 15 2 16 25
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10 46
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3 31 16 2
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16 48
16-0
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23 30
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18 16 16
14
27
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11
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6 40
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27
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20
21
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8 30 17 9
9 18 17 1
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22 14
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3-5
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17 1
2 6
31
22
23
21
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F.
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9 35
10 32
11 45
17-3
16 2
15 2
22 31
23 42
13 4
12-7
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5 17
6 18
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4 6
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18 18
19 19
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4 4
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231 Su.
24 M.
10 14 16 1
11 21 15 2
27 13 4
23 20
12 36
13 4
14 ; 4
5 12
6 6
7 2
3 9
4 4
4 8
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18 47 4 2
19 43 4 4
25
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M
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2 14
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13 2
13 10
14 27
14-5
14 5
7 25 4 9
8 33 4 8
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21 29
4 5
25
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W.
1 31 13 9
2 28 14-6
13 48
14 52
14"
14-4
8 6
9 11
4 8
4-5
20 42
21 40
4 4
41
27
2
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W
3 12
3 58
14-2 15 27
15 2 16 16
14-8
9 43 4 2
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27
28
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F.
3 18
4 3
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16 4 16 33 15-0
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11 10
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15 8
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27
2-2
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30
31
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JUNE.
JULY.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
HIGH WATER.
LOW WATER.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon
S
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
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Time.
H t.
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H t.
Time.
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H t.
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7 12
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8 32
9 16
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6 48
1 53
2 54
3 49
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5 27
6 10
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7 32
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18 51
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14 5
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1 29
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2 48
3 26
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441
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6 10
7 16
8 30
9 45
10 51
11 49
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7 27
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3 6
3 8
3 9
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4-0
4-0
4-1
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2 3
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3 9
4 2
4 2
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3 2
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14 53
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18 4
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20 52
21 58
22 57
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18 4
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21 44
22 41
23 34
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27
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3-3
3 6
3 8
3 9
4-0
4-0
4-0
3 8
3 5
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11 16
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16-8
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15 8
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115-8
16-3
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H.M.
19 40
20 15
20 49
21 24
22 3
22 50
23 49
12 34
14 3
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16 13
17 7
17 52
18 35
19 17
19 58
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21 19
22 2
22 50
23 44
12 24
13 32
14 40
15 42
16 35
17 21
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1 18 37
19 10
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F t.
13-9
14-1
14-5
14 9
15-3
15-4
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13-5
13-4
113-5
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13 8
13 8
13 9
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H.M.
1 46
2 25
3 3
3 40
4 18
4 58
5 44
6 51
8 10
9 28
10 38
11 39
6 29
1 20
2 9
2 56
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7 56
9 9
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2-8
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1-6
1-4
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2-0
2-4
3
3 6
3-8
3-8
3 3
2 6
2 7
2-5
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14 30
15 6
15 40
16 13
16 45
17 20
18 8
19 14
20 21
21 28
22 34
23 34
12 34
13 24
14 10
14 53
15 33
16 12
16 50
17 29
18 12
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21 9
22 9
23 3
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14 2
14 36
F t.
2 4
2 6
2 6
2 5
2 6
2 8
3-0
3 2
3-2
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1-2
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8
9
2-0
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2 5
3-0
3-5
3 9
4
3 8
3 4
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1-9
17
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16 9
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13 3
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13 7
13-9
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13-9
6 45
1 53
2 56
3 51
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6 3
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14
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The TIME used is Eastern Standard, for the 75th meridian ; or five hours slower than Greenwich Mean Time.
It is counted from to 24 hours, from midnight to midnight.
The HEIGHT is measured from the level of low water at Ordinary Spring Tides ; that is, from the same datum.
as used for the Admiralty Chart of Quebec Harbour.
1897]
TIDE TABLES, QUEBEC.
39
TIDE TABLES, QUEBEC-Continued.
AUGUST.
SEPTEMBER.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
<D
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
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Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon. Afternoon.
a
S
a
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
Ht.
&
P
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
Ht.
Time.
H t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t,
1
Su.
7 47
16-3
20 15
15 2
2 38
15 9
T6
1
W.
8 44
15 6
20 57 17-2
3 34
0-9
15 48
TO
2
M. 8 23 16-4< 20 50
15-8
3 15
T6
15 42
T5
2
Th.
9 30
14-8
21 44 16 9
4 20
T2
16 31
T3
3
Tu. 94 16 0| 21 28
16-2
3 54
T4
16 16
T4
31 F.
10 26
13-7
22 40 16 2
5 11
T8
17 20
T9
1
W. . 9 51 15-4 22 15
16-2
4 36
Tfi
16 54
T6
4 Sa.
11 34
12 5
23 46 15 2
6 12
2-6
18 17
27
Th 10 50 14 3 93 V*
15 8
5 26
2
17 QO
2
5l Su.
13 1 117
7 22
31
19 26
3"3
6
F
12 6
6 31
2-6
18 37
2-6
6 M.
1 14
14 5
14 33 1T6
8 39
31
20 45
3 4
7
Sa.
27 15-4
13 28
12-3
7 42
3-0
19 46
7 Tu.
2 42 14 4
15 40 12 3
10
2 5
21 57
-
Su.
1 44 15 1
14 50 12-1
8 58
3-0
21 4
3-2
8 W.
3 49 J14-8
16 33 13 1
11 3
T6
23 2
2
9
M. i 257 15-2
16 2
12-4
10 16
2 4
22 15
9| Th.
4 41 15-1
17 18 13-9
11 54
TO
23 58
T3
LO
Tu. 4 2 15-6
16 56
13-11
11 23
T5
23 14
2-0
10 F.
5 27 15-3 17 57 14 5
12 40
6
LI
W
4 58 15-8 17 41
13-4
12 18
0-8
11
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6 9 IS 3 1 18 33 l.VO
46
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13 21
6
12
Th.
5 46 15 9 18 20
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9
T4
13 2
0-4
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6 48 15 2
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13 57
0-8
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6 28 15-8! 18 57
14 2
1
TO
13 42
0-4
13 M.
7 26 15-0
19 40 15-9
2 12
0-6
14 32
11
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Sa.
7 7
15-6 19 33
14-5
1 48
0-8
14 20
0-6
14 Tu.
8 3 14 7
20 14
16 1
2 54
0-8
15 8
T4
15
Su.
7 44
15-4! 20 9
14 9
2 32
0-8
14 57
0-8
15 W.
8 42 14-4
20 51
16 2
3 37
T2
15 45
T8
16
M. 8 23 15-0
20 45
15 2
3 13 9
15 35
11
16 Th.
9 25 13 9
21 33
16-0
4 21
T9
16 23
17
Tu.
9 5 14-6
21 23
15 4
3 56
T3
16 15
1-5
17
F.
10 15 13-1
22 21
15 fi
5 6
2-6
17 4
2 9
-
W.
9 52
14-U
22 5
15 4
4 42
1-8
16 56
L8
Sa.
11 15 12-4
23 20
14-8
5 55
3-3
17 50
3 6
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Th.
10 44
13 2
22 53
15-0
5 30
17 39
2 6
19
Su.
12 25
1T7
6 51
3-9
18 42
20
F.
11 44
12-4
6 22
3 ?,
18 26
3-3
20
M.
28
ii-i
13 37
11 5
7 52
19 50
4 6
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Sa.
14-4
13 2
117
7 26
3-7
19 22
3 9
21
Tu.
1 40 13 9
14 44
1T9
9 3
4-0
20 58
4 5
22
Su.
1 10
14
14 16
1T6
8 38
3-8
20 32 4 2
22 W.
2 51 14-1
15 46 12 7
10 9
3 5
22
3-8
23
M.
2 20
14 1
15 21
11-9
9 49
21 40 I O
23 Th.
3 48 14-6
16 33 13-6
11 5
2-9
22 56
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Tu.
3 23
14-4
16 15
12-5
10 50
2 9
22 40
3 5
24
F.
4 34 !l5 2
17 10 il4 4
11 46
23 46
2 4
25
W.
4 17
14-9
17
13 1
11 40
2 3
23 32
9,-9
25
Sa.
5 14
15-6
17 42 15 3
12 21
2
26
Th.
5 3
15-3
17 38
13-7
12 18
T9
26
Su.
5 52
15 8
18 13 |16 1
34
TS
12 55
11
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F.
5 41
15-6
18 10
14-2
16
fl 4
12 52
17
27
M.
6 29 15 9
18 45 16 8
1 20
T3
13 29
T5
28
Sa.
6 16
15 9
18 40
14-8
56
13 25
T6
28
Tu.
7 7 -15 8
19 19 17-5
2 3
TO
14 4
T3
29
Su.
6 51
16-0
19 10
15-6
1 35
T5
13 59
T4
29
W.
7 46 15 6
19 56 |17 8
2 43 O S
14 42
1-9
30
M.
7 27
16 1
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16-3
2 13
T2
14 33
T2
30 Th.
8 28 15-0
20 37 17 8
3 25 I O
15 23
T4
31
Tu.
8 4
16
20 17
16-91
2 52
I O
15 9
11
1
1
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
HIGH WATER.
Low WATER.
.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
Forenoon.
Afternoon.
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Time.
H t.
Time.
H. 1. 1
Time. I H t
Time.
H t.
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Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
Time.
H t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M. F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t.
H. M.
F t
H. M.
F t
H. M.
F t
i
F.
9 15
14 2
21 22
17 3
4 11
1-4
16 10
1-8
1
M.
11 12-5
23 4
15-0
5 46
2 6
17 49
2
Su.
10 8
U 2
22 13
16 3
5 2
2
17 3 2-4
2
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12 27
6 46
18 56
O.-7
3
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11 22
12-3
23 28
15 3
6 5 27
18 8
3 1
3
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28
14-0
13 39
12-5
7 50
3 3
20 6
3 8
5
M.
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6 59
14 : 2
12 50
14 12
117
1T9
7 16 3 2
8 25 3 3
19 18
20 26
37
3-8
4 Th.
5 F.
1 52 13 7
3 2 13-8
14 43
15 34
13 2
14-2
8 53
9 51
3 2
9, -a
21 16
22 22
3 4
9-8
6
W.
2 24
14
15 17
12 8
9 30 2 9
21 33 3 2
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3 55
14 1
16 18
15-2
10 41
9-4
23 18
3
8
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P.
3 23 J14 3
4 16 14-6
16 8
16 51
13 "/
14-6
10 29
11 19
2 2
17
22 38
23 36
2-4
1-6
7 Su.
8 M.
4 42 14 3
5 24 14 5
16 58
17 36
15-9
16-5
11 26
6
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9-0
9
in
11
Sa.
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M.
5 4
5 46
6 26
14 9
15 -0
14 9
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18 4 16
18 38 16-4
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12 3
12 42
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13 35
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2 33
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13 57
14 36
11
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12
13
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8 3 (13-8 20 1 16-8
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2 58
3 38
1-8
14 56
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9 3
9 48
10 40
11 42
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3 14
3 57
4 42
5 29
6 19
21
27
3 3
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15 57
16 39
17 23
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1 l
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9 27
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5 1
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3 4
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16 56
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20
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30
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P.
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M.
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i 2
2 17
3 14
4 1
4 45
5 27
6 7
6 47
7 28
8 11
8 57
9 53
14-0
W2
14-5
15-0
15 4
15-6
15 6
15 4
15
14 4
13 8
13
13
14 10
15 6
15 51
16 31
17 8
17 43
18 17
18 54
19 35
20 20
21 9
22 2
12 4
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15-4 1
16-3
17-2
17 8
18-2
18-2
17-9
17-2
16-2
7 13
8 14
9 11
10 3
10 51
11 35
6
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1 38
2 23
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3 59
1 4 50
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4 3
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20 15
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1 28
2 36
3 34
4 25
5 9
5 50
6 32
7 16
8 3
8 53
9 46
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14-2
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14-5
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15 51
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17 12
17 53
18 36
19 20
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The TIME used is Eastern Standard, for the 75th meridian ; or five hours slower than Greenwich Mean Time
anted from to 24 hours, from midnight to inidni-nt.
The HEIGHT is measured from the level of low water at Ordinary Spring Tides ; that is, from the same datum
as used for the Admiralty Chart of Quebec Harbour.
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[1891
GENERAL METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER FOR THE YEAR 1895. MAGNETICAL OBSERVATORY, TORONTO, ONTARIO. ,,
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Difference from average (54 years). .
Highest barometer
Lowest barometer
Monthly and annual ranges
Average humidity of the air
Difference from average
Average elasticity of aqueo<is vapour.
Average temperature of dew point . .
Average of cloudiness
Difference from average (41 years).
Resultant direction of wind
Resultant velocity of wind
Average velocity (miles per hour). . . .
Total amount of rain in inches
Difference from average (55 years)..
*Number of davs of rain
Total amount of snow in inches
Difference from average (55 years)..
* Number of days of snow
Number of fair days
Number of days completely clouded..
Number of auroras observed
Possible to see aurora (No. of nights
Number of thunderstorms
Number of fogs
Number of hours of bright sunshine.
Number of hours of possible sunshine
Average temperature
Difference from average (55 years
Tbermic anomaly (Lat 43 40 ). .
Highest temperature
Lowest temperature
Monthly and annual ranges
Average maximum temperature
Average minimum temperature.
Average daily range
Greatest daily range
1897]
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
41
TEMPERATURE.
WIND.
1895.
Ext
mot; Average
95> 17 Years
Extremes.
Average tempera
ture of the year.
Wannest month . .
Aver. temp, of the
warmest month .
Coldest month ....
Aver. temp, of the
coldest month . .
Diff. betw. temp,
of the warmest &
coldest month . .
Aver, of deviations
of monthly means
Month of greatest
deviation .
44-28
June
67-90
Feb.
16-85
51-05
2-85
Feb.
:V74
June 2
80-90
6 Feb.
10-77
May 30
93-4
Feb. 6
21-2
114.6
44-20
July
67-64
Jan.
22-44
45-20
2-71
Jan.
4-11
77-73
2-08
90-92
12-12
103-04
47-09
in 1878
July, 68
75-80
Feb., 75
10-16
3-62
Feb., 75
12-53
July 14,
1868
84-50
Feb. 6,
1855
Jan. 22,
1859
14-33
Aug. 24,
1854
99"2
Jan. 10,
1859
26-5
118-2
40-77
in 1873
Aug., 60
6446
Feb., 48
26-00
July 31,
1844
72-75
Dec. 22,
1842
9 57
Aug. 19,
1840
82-4
Jan. 2,
1842
1-9
87-0
Resultant direct n
Resultant velocity
in miles
S. 78 W
1-36
5-60
Jan.
8-10
Aug.
2-72
Jan. 27
40-87
Aug. 9
0-67
Dec. 31
8-9 a.m.
64-0
N. 61 W
2-51
9-64
March
11-49
July
7 56
28-98
10-54
in 1880
Apr., 80
13-88
July, 78
5-93
Nov. 17,
1870
41-67
8-32
in 1878
Dec., 75
10-42
July, 81
8-43
Feb. 10,
1885
22-79
Av. velocity with
out reg. to direc.
Month of greatest
average velocity
Greatest monthly
average velocity
Month of least av.
velocity
Least month!} av.
velocity
Day of greatest av.
velocity
Greatest daily av.
velocitv .
Correspond magni
tude of deviation
Wannest day
Day of least aver.
velocitv
Aver. temp, of the
warmest day ....
Coldest day
Least daily aver.
Hour of greatest
absolute velocity
Greatest velocity . .
I
45-67
April 20
1893
8-9 a.m.
60-0
Jan. 17,
1885
10-llam
39-0
Av. temp, of cold, d
Date highest temp.
Highest temperat.
Date lowest temp.
Lowest temperat . .
Range of the year.
RAIN.
1895.
Average
55 Years
Extremes.
BAROMETER.
Total depth of rain
in inches
22-531
113
Nov.
4-055
July
14
Nov. 25
i-180
27-404
114
Sept.
3-290
Oct.
13
1-937
43-555
in 1843
145 in 90
Sep., 43
9-760
Jan., 69
Oct., 90
23
Sep., 14,
1843
3-455
17-574
in 1874
80 in 41
June, 87
2-655
May, 41
11
Sept. 14,
1848
1-000
Number of days on
which rain fell . .
Month in which the
greatest depth of
1895.
Average
54 Years
Extremes.
Aver. pres. of year
Month high. av. p.
Highest mon. av.p.
Month lowest av. p.
Lowest mon. av. p.
Date of the highest
pressure in year.
Highest pressure. .
Date of lowest pres
sure in the year.
Lowest pressure . .
Range of the year.
29-6171
Nov.
29-7202
Aug,
29-5422
11 April
30-240
21 Feb.
28-746
1-494
29-6190
Sept.
29-6671
June
29-569(5
30-365
28-697
1-668
29-6779
in 1849
Jan., 49
29-8046
Mar., 59
29-4143
Jan. 8,
1866
30-940
Jan. 2,
1877
28-166
2-240
in 1893
29-5602
in 1864
June, 64
29-6525
Nov., 59
29-5886
Mar. 7,
1878
30-139
June 2,
1894
29-035
1-303
in 1845
Greatest depth of
rain in one month
Month in which the
days of rain were
most frequent . .
Greatest riumberof
rainy days in one
month
Day in which the
greatest amount
of rain fell
Greatest amount of
rain in one day.
SNOW.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY.
1HQ1 Average
l95 1 54 Years
Extremes.
1895.
Average! Fvt rpmpq
52 Years
Av. humid, of year
Month of greatest
humiditv .
75
Dec.
84
Apr, Jne
& July
67
77
Jan.
83
} May
70
82 in 51
Jan., 57
89
Feb., 43
58
73 in 58
Dec., 58
81
Apr., 49
76
Total depth of snow
in inches
54-8
76
Jan.
35-8
Jan.
20
18 Jan.
10-5
68-5
66
Jan.
17-0
Jan.
15
....{
8-9
122-9
in 1870
87 in 59
Mar. , 70
62-4
Dec., 72
24
Feb. 5,
1863
Mar. 27,
1870
16
34-6
in 1888
33 in 48
Dec., 51
10-7
Feb., 48
8
4-6 Jan.
1888
3-0
Number of days in
which snow fell.
Month in which the
greatest depth of
snow fell
Gr st. av. mon. hu.
Mon. of least hu. -j
Least av. mon. hu.
Greatest depth of
snowinonenion.
Month in which the
daysof snow were
most frequent . .
Greatest number of
days of snow in
one month
EXTENT OF SKY CLOUDED.
1895.
Average
42 Years
Extreme?.
Av. cloud, of year.
Most cloudy month
G st monthly aver.
Least cloudy mon.
Least mon thl v av.
0-57
Dec.
0-80
June
0-38
P-61
Dec.
076
July
0-49
0-66 in
69, 76
0-89
0-29
0-57
in 1856
0-73
6.50
Day in which the
greatest amount
of snow fell
Gr test fall of snow
in one dav. .
42
AREA AND POPULATION.
[1897
AREA AND POPULATION.
DOMINION OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND, ETC.
PROVISOES, DISTRICTS, TERRITORIES.
Entered Confederation .
or Organized.
SQUARE MILES.
Popnlat n
Census
1891.
Land.
Water.
Total.
Manitoba Province
Entered Confederation 1870.
Organized 1882 ".
65,000
101,400
89,650
859,600
103,300
105,850
382,300
219,650
28,100
20,550
2,000
227,500
352,300
300,000
267,000
194,300
9,000
7,000
550
46,400
1,200
250
1,000
2,350
100
50
74,000
108,400
90,200
906,000
104,500
106,100
383,300
222,000
28,200
20,600
2,000
228,900
358,000
300,000
282,000
196,800
47,400
152,506
^
V 98,967
98,173
2,114,321
321,263
450,396
109,078
1,488,535
Unknown
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Organized, 1882
Do.
Entered Confederation 1871 .
Entered Confederation 1867.
Do.
Do.
Entered Confederation 1873.
Entered Confederation 1867 .
1,400
5,700
Islands in Arctic Ocean & Hudson s Bay
Organized 1876
15,000
2,500
47,400
Territory east of Keewatin and south of
Great Lakes and River St. Lawrence ease
to Long. 06, and portions within United
Totals
3,318,500
139,900
3,458,400
40,000
42,734
4,833,239
4,000
187,411
10,000
5,034,650
Do. French Shore, from Cape I
NOTE. The population of the Doni
foundland, is estimated to be now 5,083,-
lay to Cape St. John sav
inion of Canada, exclusive of Labrador and New-
124.
here g
THE UNITED KINGDOM AND BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
For the purpose of comparison, the areas of other portions of the British Empire and foreign countries are
j given. For convenience, the population and density of population are also given.
COLONY.
Area in
Square
Miles.
Popula
tion.
Per
sons
o the
Squ re
Mile.
COLONY.
Area in
Square
Miles.
Popula
tion.
Per
sons
;o the
Squ re
Mile.
Europe
120,979
2
119
39,134,166
20,416
168,105
323
10,208
1,413
America
20
3,456,383
7,500
109,000
7,562
162,200
4,466
4,424
166
701
784
1,868
15,640
5,083,424
1,900
289,900
32,900
207,000
50,700
686,200
186,000
127,800
146,800
243,000
782
1 4
0-2
3
4
1
11
155
1,120
182
188
130
Canada
Mal^a and Gozo
Falkland Is. & S. Georgia.
121,100
39,322,687
325
British Honduras
Newfoundl d & Labrador .
West Indies, Bahamas . . .
.lainaica and Turk s Is ...
British India
1,0(58,314
731,944
221,172,952
66,050,479
207
90
1,800,258
287,223,431
160
Leeward Islands
Asia
Aden and Perim
Windward Islands
80
25,365
29
30
1,472
41,910
3,008,466
221,441
5,853
540,000
524
119
7,636
195
367
Trinidad and Tobago
Total America
Ceylon
Hong Kong
3,755,074
7,071,264
2.
Labuan
Australasia
Fiii
8,045
88,460
310,700
104,471
668,497
903,690
26,385
87,884
975,876
121,900
350, 000
1,251,500
686,100
445,200
348,000
157,500
1,179,000
82,100
15
4
4
6
0-65
0-38
6
18
0-08
> \e\v (iiiiana
26,976
3,817,670
141
New South Wales
35
10,293
202,000
705
20,460
47
2,700
15,000
1,071
15,000
140
218,900
1,772,000
376,220
544,000
3,900
13,060
1,500,000
100,000
74,900
1
21
6
584
27
83
5
100
93
fj
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Natal
Western Australia
St. Helena
West African Colonies
Total Australasia ....
3,174,008
4,621,300
1-04
Protectorates
Asia
120,400
2,120,000
1,200.000
35,000,000
10,000
18
16
rf^nlH Pnact
Africa
Lagos
Pacific
Total Protectorate*. .
Total British Empire.
2.240,400
36,210,000
16
357,311
4,603,120
13
Total African
1 11, 475,127
382,869,319
88
Every race and every religion are represented in the British Empire,
there are about 50,000,000. There are 54,865,000 Christians; 83,283,000 Mohammedans; 232,646,000 Buddhists.
Hindus and Confucians, and 31.570,000 heathen in the Empire." Ravenstein makes the population of the Eraplr
over 402 000,000. The figures in this table, with exception of Canada, are from the Statesman s Year-K
1897]
COMMERCE SUMMARY BY PROVINCES.
43
COMMERCE, DOMINION OF CANADA.
Statistical View of the Commerce of the Dominion of Canada during fiscal year ending 30th June, 1895.
COMMERCE.
SHIPPING.
COUNTRIES.
Exports.
Ent d for
Consump
tion.
Duty.
Tonnage of British
und Canadian Vessels.
Tonnage of Foreign
Vessels.
Total.
Entered
Inwards.
Entered
Outwards.
Entered
Inwards.
Entered
Outwards.
British Empire, viz. :
Great Britain ....
British E. Indies . .
British Guiana . . .
British Honduras.
Bri. Poss. in Africa
British \V. Indies .
1
61,856,990
4,132
346,430
1,923
72,910
1,857,017
2,027
417,124
.5,7(50
12,903
1,837,990
11,143
$
31,131,737
319,033
162,176
$ c.
7,006,676 58
67,318 23
68,744 74
Tons.
N
-3,117,561
Tons.
2,930,687
Tons.
2,458,096
Tons.
2,470,485
1
Total of Sea-going vessels Inwards 5,575,657
Total of Sea-going vessels Outwards 5,401,172
Vessels of the Inland Waters l>etween Ontario, Quebec and the U. S. . . 8,124,134 g
Grand Total, Inwards and Outwards, Exclusive of coasting vessels 19,100,963
95,843) 2-2 60
1,244,384 101,056 00!
Australia
113,242
7,248 29
Gibraltar
Hong Kong . .
2,377
739,850
754 70
1,053 95
Newfoundland. . . .
New Zealand
Total Brit. Empire . .
Argentine Republic.
Austria
66,426,355
502,520
33,808,642
23,604
172,398
441,617
91,548
7,252,875 09
55,558 85
93,303 46
5 22
Belgium
251,402
612,639
64,509
115,133
367,853
16,345
Brazil
Gen. Am n States . . .
Chili
Ohina
960,856
4,848
361,113
2,585,174
244
4,794,159
77,352
15
243,900
381,594
1,567,558
319
51
43,511
173
57.140
4,635
4,118
13,829
402,479
423,792
139,102
54,634,521
162,891 41
419 00
29 65
985,945 87
206 07
892,847 04
37,648 01
Denmark
Dutch East Indies.
France
335,282
French Poss., Africa.
Germany
626,976
87
200,167
140,264
34,325
10,307
12,525
48,026
65,551
9,434
58,781
42,967
209,114
46,017
34,101
15,810
Greece
Hayti
Holland
755,251 48
46,697 12
67,999 00
174 47
7 65
6,609 08
36 85
24,361 92
307 35
1,845 00
207 03
184,788 45
18,695 39
31,887 23
6,897,395 04
Italy
Japan
Madeira
Mexico
Norway and Sweden.
Peru
Portugal
Russia
St. Pierre
Sandwich Islands . . .
Spain
Spanish Possessions .
Turkey
United States . . .
34,164,567
19,202
44,455
47,401
18,139
1,453,368
91
19,681
U. S. of Colombia . .
Uruguay
W. Indies Danish. .
do. French .
do. Spanish .
Venezuela
11,714
4,475
3,531,292
191,671
275,067
642 40
108 37
279,108 98
Other Countries
Total all other Coun.
Coin and Bullion . . .
Estimated amount
short
75,193 34
es given in this table show the
he shipping which arrived at and
ious ports in the Dominion during
th June, 1895. The total shows a
ear of 1,000,000 tons. The number
89, manned by a crew of 815,616
itv of freight carried was 5,391,358
135,914 tons measurement.
39,587,039
4,325,319
3,300,090
71,443,869
10,619,870 73
registered tons of 1
cleared from the va
the year ending 30
decrease from last j
of vessels was 60,2
men, and the quan
, tons weight, and 2,J
Additional Duties
14,523 65
17,887,269 47
Grand totals
113,638,803 105,252,51 1
No. 2. SUMMARY BY PROVINCES DURINC THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING 30th JUNE, 1895.
PROVINCES.
Total
Exports.
Total
Imports.
Entered for
Consumption.
Duty.
Ontario
si:; 096 181
41 9 97 141
vjn *.(;} (:QJ
^7 l w> 8 74Q 04
Quebec
50 601 504
48 46 282
4 j 6 9 033
6 <)(}y 9^ 03
Nova Scotia
11 7 - 3 534
9 270 414
8 991 559
1 160 101 08
New Brunswick
6 36 8 657
4 503 7 5
4 5 ? 8 564
942 S10 40
Manitoba . . .
1 611 003
2 191 710
9 1QO ^7O
ivj. or.i KO
British Columbia
9 121 098
4 379 611
4 366 0^2
1 ncq fjqi 1 ^
Prince Edward Island.
1 039 4 ). 5
524 133
530 713
i Qft i -? 7 r;
North-west Territories
77 333
153 366
153 366
1 3 AKi t^O
Totals . .
Sll 3.638.803
S110.781.682
.siof) .>:>> 511
S17.SS7 9fiQ d.7
44
CONSOLIDATED FUND PUBLIC DEBT.
[1897
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS, CANADA.
Statement of the Receipts and Payments from the Consolidated Fund for the year ending 30th June, 1895.
The receipts from the sources of the ordinary revenue of the country are paid into what is called the Con
solidated Fund, and payments therefrom are made to cover the ordinary expenses. These receipts and payments,
therefore, constitute what may be considered as the regular income and expenditure of the country ; receipts
from and expenditure out of loans and all other extraordinary transactions being excluded.
RECEIPTS.
Customs 817,585,741 00
do Chinese Immigration 54,725 00
Excise $ 7,706,086 12
do methylated spirits.. 99,64659
Post Office
Public Works
Minor Public Works
Railways
Canals
Interest on Investments
Patent Fees
Casual
Ordnance Lands
Fines and Forfeitures
Premium, Discount arid Exchange . . .
Mariners Fund
Electric Light Inspection
Steamboat Inspection
Gas Inspection
Weights and Measures
Cullers Fees
Law Stamps
Penitentiaries
Insurance Inspection
Fisheries
Modus Vivendi
" Canada Gazette "
Superannuation Fund
Lighthouse and Coast Service
Dominion Steamers
Military College
Militia
Civil Service Examination Fees
Supreme and Exchequer Court Reports . .
Dominion Lands
Deficit.
817,640,466 00
7,805,732 71
2,792.789 64
109,995 83
13,814 03
3,127,989 84
339,889 72
1,336,046 94
94,603 17
89,145 34
22,645 97
22,469 39
18,875 86
42,715 08
291 25
25,092 61
17,142 25
39,433 29
7,106 57
6,408 60
24,623 84
9,793 70
89,150 42
5,819 62
4,297 29
63,274 88
4,815 33
9,534 74
19,274 05
20,170 98
3,055 00
3,795 95
167,869 58
PAYMENTS.
33,978,129 47
4,153,875 58
838,132,005 05
Interest on Public Debt
Charges of Management
Sinking Funds
Premium, Discount and Exchange
Civil Government
Administration of Justice
Dominion Police
Legislation
Penitentiaries
Arts, Agriculture and Statistics
Immigration
Quarantine
Pensions
Superannuation
Militia f
Mounted Police
Public Works Income
Railways and Canals Income
Mail Subsidies and Steamship Subventions
Ocean and River Service
Lighthouse and Coast Service
Fisheries
Geological Survey
Scientific Institutions
Subsidies to Provinces
Indians
Government of the North-west Territories
Miscellaneous
Collection of Revenue.
Customs
Excise
Weights, Measures and Gas
Post Office
Public Works
Railways and Canals
Dominion Lands
Miscellaneous
$10,466,294 44
162,590 31
2,002,311 36
116,359 91
1,422,227 97
755,082 97
21,943 13
941,570 41
449,599 81
216,740 30
195,652 97
101,320 11
84,349 36
260,385 77
1,574,013 76
646,125 17
1,742,316 89
252,716 00
513,268 03
205,092 65
475,903 32
443,822 95
68,151 41
77,241 56
4,250,674 46
1)55,403 77
303,626 74
292,203 04
917,632 39
471,864 90
91,814 90
3,593,847 47
151,698 22
3,704,126 48
129,727 51
68,904 61
38,132,005 05
PUBLIC DEBT OF CANADA.
Year.
Total Debt.
Total Assets.
Net Debt.
Interest
paid
on Debt.
Interest rec d
from
In vestment.
Rate of
Interest
paid on
Gross Debt.
Rate of
Interest
rec d from
Irives ent.
Net Rate
of Interest
paid.
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1 S95
$93,046,051 73
96,896,656 20
112,361,998 39
115,993,706 76
115,492,682 76
122,400,179 36
129,743,432 19
141,163,551 33
151,063,401 62
161,204,687 86
174,675,834 97
174,957,268 96
179,483,871 21
194,634,440 68
199,861,537 51
205.305,251 97
202,159,104 30
242,482,416 21
264,703,607 43
273,164,341 11
273,187,626 43
284,513,841 89
287,722,062 76
286,112,295 10
289,899,22!) <>2
2!C), 333,274 10
300,054,524 74
.!JS,023 96
318.048.754 K7
$17,317,410 36
21,139,531 46
36,502,679 19
37,783,964 31
37,786,165 11
40,213,107 32
29,894,970 55
32,838,586 91
35,655,023 60
36,653,173 78
41,440,525 94
34,595,199 05
36,493,683 85
42,182,8i2 07
44,465,757 11
51,703,001 1!)
43,692,389 84
60,320,565 95
68,295,915 29
50,005,234 02
45,872,850 99
49,982,483 73
50,192,021 11
48,579,083 33
52,090,199 11
54,201,839 66
58.373,485 13
<>2.1C>4,994 48
64 973 827 78
875,728,641 37
75,757,134 74
75,859,319 20
78,209,742 45
77,706,517 65
82,187,072 04
99,848,461 64
108,324,964 42
116,008,378 02
124,551,514 08
133,235,309 03
140,362,069 91
142,990,187 36
152,451,588 61
155,395,780 40
153,661,650 78
158,466,714 46
182,161,850 26
196,407,692 14
223,159,107 09
227,314,775 44
234,531,358 16
237,530,041 65
237,533,211 77
237,809,030 51
241,131,434 44
241,681,039 61
246,183,029 48
, . , 074.927 09
$4,501,568 33
4,907,013 71
5,047,054 24
5,165,304 24
5,257,230 64
5,209,205 97
5,724,436 31
6,590,790 19
6,400,902 07
6,797,227 25
7,048,883 55
7,194,734 14
7,773,868 75
7,591,144 88
7,740,804 47
7,668,552 89
7,700,180 61
9,419,482 19
10,137,008 66
9,682,928 87
9,823,313 00
10,148,931 97
9,656,841 16
9,584,136 74
9 ,763,978 34
9,806,888 45
10,212,596 i::
10.4(56.294 44
$126,419 84
313,021 20
363,955 91
554,383 72
488,041 54
:i!Hi 403 94
619,863 00
840,886 65
798,905 95
717,684 31
605,774 22
592,500 04
834,792 67
751,513 4!)
914,009 27
1,001,192 96
986,698 37
1,997,035 51
2,299,078 91
990,886 69
932,025 35
1,305,392 25
1,082,271 36
1,077,228 14
1,086,419 93
1.150,166 51
1,217,808 97
1,136,046 94
4-64
4-36
4-35
4-47
4-29
4-01
4-05
4-34
3-97
3-89
4-02
4-00
8-flfl
3-79
376
8-79
3-17
3-55
3-71
3-54
3-45
3-52
3-87
3-35
3 30
3 26
8-81
3-29
59
85
96
1-46
I M
1-32
1-85
2-35
2-17
1-73
1 -75
1-62
T97
J-69
1-76
2-29
i <;:;
2 92
4-59
2-16
1-86
2-eo
2-23
2-07
2-00
1-97
1-96
1-75
4-51
4-08
4-02
3-99
3-89
3 70
3-61
3-78
3-47
3-47
3-68
3-67
3-56
3 42
3-32
3-29
2-76
3-80
2-86
3-18
3 12
3-07
2-99
2-93
2-93
2-88
2-91
2-93
1897]
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, CANADA CENSUS OF CANADA.
45
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, DOMINION OF CA.NA.DA..
Statement of the Aggregate Value of the Imports (including Coin and Bullion), and Exports into and from
Canada, of Goods entered for Consumption, and of the Customs Duties collected, during each
Fiscal Year ending 30th June, from 1868 to 1895, inclusive.
Year.
IMPORTS.
Exports.
Total
Imports
Exports.
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.
Duty
Collected.
Dutiable.
Free.
Total.
Dutiable.
Free.
Total.
1868..
1869
1870
1871
A
V
45,256,538
44,085,833
48,669,64-2
70,299,276
72,426,774
74,432,622
77,073,783
81,507,398
58,799,826
63,989,566
61,703,740
57,055,218
68,895,483
85,516,908
93,339,930
100,827,816
88,349,492
79,614,108
75,536,758
85,479,400
77,784,037
80,059,966
86,258,633
81,286,372
81,190,844
77,378,091
73,341,506
64,064,587
t
28,203,106
26,329,332
26,144,697
25,793,695
39,003,753
53,578,659
51,139,799
41,562,885
34,410,520
35,338,396
31,378,047
24,909,209
17,594,264
19,813,932
26,079,570
31,426,206
28,047,5.-)!
29,327,378
28,887,803
27,412,836
33,110,593
35,164,965
35,599,608
38,681 ,266
46.215,224
51,696,177
50,133,434
46,717,095
73,459,644
70,415,165
74,814,339
96,092,971
111,430,527
128,011,281
128,213,582
123,070,283
93,210,346
99,327,962
93,081,787
81,964,427
86,489,747
105,330,840
119,419,500
132,254,022
116,397,043
108,941,486
104,424,561
112,892,2:;ii
110,894,630
115,224,931
121,858,241
119,967,638
127,406,068
129,074,268
123,474,940
110,781,682
8
57,567,888
60,474,781
73,573,490
74,173,618
82,639,663
89,7S9,922
89,351,928
77,886,979
80,966,435
75,875,393
79,323,667
71,491,255
87,911,458
98,290,823
102,137,203
98,085,804
91,406,496
89,238,361
85,251,314
89,515,811
90,203,000
89,189,167
96,749,149
98,417,296
113,963,375
118,564,352
117,524,949
|
131,027, 53-2
130,88l,!40
148,387,829
170,266,589
194,070,190
217,801,203
217,565,510
200,957,262
174,176,781
175,203,355
172,405,454
153,455,682
174,401,205
203,621,663
221,556,703
230,339,826
207,803,539
198,179,847
189,675,875
202,408,047
201,097,630
204,414,098
218,607,390
218,384,934
241,369,443
247,638,620
2^.999,889
ft
43,661,839
41,073,612
45,131,517
60,098,415
68,549,939
71,413,128
76,235,853
78,141,432
60,243,346
60,919,960
59,776,589
55,430,012
54,182,967
71,620,725
85,757,433
91,588,339
80,010,498
73,269,618
70,658,819
78,120,679
69,645,824
74,475,139
77,106,286
74,536,036
69,160,737
60,873,571
62,779,182
$
28,323,467
26,328,558
26,106,086
26,849,067
39,159,177
56,101,466
51,168,316
41,477,225
34,489,872
35,3SO,f>-23
31,422,988
^19,633,466
17,599,382
19,990,879
26,891,494
31,548,680
28,170,146
29,440,401
28,943,875
27,518,749
33,201,276
35,198,308
35,659,298
38,809,088
47,818,206
51,831,459
50,314,811
46,694,856
|
71,985,306
67,402,170
71,237,603
86,947,482
107,709,116
127,514,594
127,404,169
119,618,657
94,733,218
96,300,483
91,199,577
75,063,478
71,782,349
91,611,604
1] 2,648,927
123,137,019
108,180,644
102,710,019
99,60-2,694
105,639,428
102,847,100
109,673,477
112,765,584
113,345,124
1 16,978,943
121,705,030
113,093,983
105,252,511
f
8,819,431 63
8,298,909 71
9,462,940 44
11,843,655 75
13,045,493 50
13,017,730 17
14,421,882 67
15,361,382 12
12,833,114 48
12,548,451 09
12,795,693 17
12,939,540 66
14,138,849 22
18,500,785 97
21,708,837 43
23,172,308 97
20,164,963 37
19,133,558 99
19,448,123 70
22,469,705 83
22,209,641 53
23,784,523 23
24,014,908 07
23,481,069 13
20,550,581 53
21,161,710 93
19,379,822 32
17,887,269 47
1872
1873
1874
1875
1S76.
1877 .
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882 . . .
1883.. ..
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
113,638,803
224,420,485
58,557,655
*$5, 278,130 less than shown in Trade and Navigation Return,
goods entered for consumption.
Value of re Exports erroneously included with
CENSUS OF CA.NADA,.
No. 1. POPULATION OF CANADA, 1871, 1881 AND 1891.
PROVINCES.
1871.
1881.
Increase
Per cent.
1891.
Increase
Per cent.
Ontario
1 620 851
1 926 922
18 6
2 114 3 1
Q-7Q
Quebec
1 191 516
1 359 o->7
14"0
1 488 535
9 53
Nova Scotia
387 800
440 572
13 6
450 396
2 23
New Brunswick
285,594
321 233
12 4
321 63
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Manitoba
18,995
*62 260
247 2
152 506
144 95
British Columbia
36,247
49 459
36 4
98 173
98 49
Prince Edward Island
94,021
108,891
15 8
109 078
17
The Territories
56,446
98 967
75 33
Total . .
3 635 024
4 324 MO
18 97
4 833 39
11 ~(i
* 65, 954 originally ; 3,694 were taken off and added to Ontario when the boundary was changed.
No. 2. BIRTH-PLACES OF THE PEOPLE IN CANADA, 1881 AND 1891.
PROVINCES.
1861.
1891.
Born in
Canada.
Born in other
Countries.
Born in
Canada.
Born in other
Countries.
Ontario
1,496,744
1,282,225
412,589
289,965
45,757
34,957
99,369
53,886
430,211
76,802
27,960
31,268
16,503
14,492
9,522
2,560
1,708,702
1,406,514
423,890
299,154
108,017
56,851
102,652
80,097
405,619
82,021
26,506
22,109
44,489
11,822
8,426
18,870
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Manitoba
British Columbia
Prince Edward Island ....
North-west Territories .......
Canada
3,715,492
609,318
4,185,877
647,362
46
SHOUT HISTORY OF CANADA.
[1897
SHORT HISTORY OF CANADA.
The following brief resume of the principal events in the history of our country is taken from the Statistical
Abstract for 1895, and will be found of interest. The history of the year 1895-96 is given in another portion of the
Almanac. It is noteworthy that it was in 1497, just 400 years ago, that the first portion of Canadian soil was dis
covered by Cabot.
CHR.ONOLOCICA.L LANDMARKS IN THE HISTORY OF CANADA.
1497 June 24. Cabot discovered Cape Breton.
1500 Gasper Cortereal entered the Gulf of St. Law
rence.
1517 -Sebastian Cabot discovered Hudson Bay.
1524 A errazano explored the Atlantic coast of Nova
Scotia.
1534 July 1. Landing- of Jacques Cartier at Esqui
maux Bay. First landing on Canadian soil.
1535 July. Second visit of Cartier.
August 10. Cartier anchored in a small bay at
the mouth of the St. John River, which, in
honour of the day, he named after St. Law
rence. The name was afterwards extended to
the gulf and river.
1540 Third visit of Cartier.
1542-43 -The Sieur de Roberval and his party wintered
at Cap Rouge.
1598 The Marquis de la Roche landed 40 convicts on
Sable Island, where they were left for five
years without relief, only twelve being found
alive at the end of that time.
1603 First visit of Samuel de Champlain to Canada.
1605 -Founding of Port Royal (Annapolis), Acadia (de
rived from an Indian word "Cadie," a place
of abundance), by the Baron de Poutrincourt.
1608 Second visit of Champlain. Founding of Quebec,
the first permanent settlement of Canada.
The name is said to be an Indian one, "Kebec,"
a strait. 28 settlers wintered there, including
Champlain.
1611 Establishment of a trading post at Hochelaga.
Jesuits arrive in Port Royal, Acadia.
1613 St. John s, Newfoundland, founded. Ottawa
River discovered by Champlain. (Champlain
sailed up the Ottawa River, crossed Lake
Nipissing, and descended French River into
Georgian Bay and Lake Huron, returning by
Lake Ontario.)
1617 Canada invaded by the Iroquois.
1620 Population of Quebec, 60 persons.
1621 First mention of the name "Nova Scotia" in a
grant of the Province to Sir W. Alexander by
James I. First code of laws promulgated at
Quebec.
1624 Nova Scotia first settled by the English.
1625 Jesuits first arrive in New France.
1627 Canada granted to the Company of "100 Asso
ciates" by the king of France. Feudal system
established in Canada.
1629 July. Capture of Quebec by the English under
Sir David Kirke. 117 persons wintered there.
1632 Canada, Cape Breton, and Acadia restored to
France by the Treaty of St. Germain-en-Laye.
First school opened in Canada at Quebec.
1634 July 4. The town of Three Rivers founded.
August 13. Fort Richelieu (Sorel) founded.
1635 Sillery founded Jesuits College in Quebec. Lake
Michigan discovered by Nicolet. December
25. Death of Champlain at Quebec.
1639 Ursuline Convent founded at Quebec.
1640 Lake Erie discovered by Chaumonot and Bre-
boeuf.
1642 May 18. Ville Marie (Montreal) founded by
Maisonneuve.
1642-1667 Frequent and serious wars between jthe
French and the Iroquois Indians.
1647 Lake St. John discovered.
1651 Expedition to Hudson Bay.
1654 Acadia taken by the English.
1659 M. de Laval, first Roman Catholic Bishop of
Canada, arrived from France. Lake Superior
discovered by French traders.
1663 Company of " 100 Associates" dissolved. Royal
government established. First courts of law.
1664 Seigniories granted.
1667 Acadia restored to France by Treaty of Breda.
White population of New France, 3,918.
1670 May 13 (n.s.). Hudson s Bay Company founded.
1672 Count de Frontenac appointed governor. Popu
lation, 6,705.
1673 June 13. Cataraqui (Kingston) founded.
1 674 Iroquois established at Caughnawaga.
1689 August 5. Massacre at Lachine by Indians.
1690 Capture of Port Royal by Sir William Phipps,
and unsuccessful attack upon Quebec.
1692 -Population of New France, 12,431.
1695 Iberville took English forts in Hudson Bay.
1697 Treaty of Ryswick. Mutual restoration of places
taken during the war.
1698 Death of Frontenac. Population, 13,355.
1701 August 4. Ratification of a treaty of peace with
the Iroquois at Montreal. Canadians granted
leave to manufacture.
1709-10-11 Canada invaded by the English. Port
Royal (Annapolis) taken by Nicholson (1710).
1713_Treaty of Utrecht, by which Hudson Bay and
adjacent territory, Nova Scotia (Acadia) and
Newfoundland were ceded to the English.
1715 First ships built at Quebec.
1719 First government founded by the English in
Nova Scotia.
1720 Population of New France, 24,434, and of St.
John s Island (Prince Edward Island), about
100. Fort of Louisburg built.
1721 January 27. Mail stages established between
Quebec and Montreal.
1722 Division of settled country in Canada into
parishes.
1739 Population of New France, 42,701. First forge
erected in Canada at St. Maurice.
1745 Louisburg, Cape Breton, taken by the English.
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SHORT HISTORY OF CANADA.
1747 Militia rolls drawn up for Canada. Courts of
Justice constituted in Nova Scotia.
1748 Restoration of Louisburg to the French in
exchange for Madras, by the peace of Aix-la-
Chapelle.
1749 June 21. The city of Halifax founded by Lord
Halifax ; 2,544 British emigrants brought out
by the Hon. Edward Cornvvallis.
1752- March 23. Issue of the Halifax Gazette, the first
paper published in Canada.
1755 Expulsion of the Acadians from Nova Scotia.
About 3,000 were deported at the request of
the New England colonists.
1758 First meeting of Nova Scotian Legislature.
July 26. Final capture of Louisburg- by the
English.
1759 July 26. Capture of Fort Niagara by the Eng
lish under General Prideawx, who was killed
during the assault.
July 25. Commencement of the siege of Quebec.
September 12. Battle of the Plains of Abraham
and defeat of the French by General Wolfe,
who was killed on the field. Loss of the
English, 700 ; and of the French, 1,500.
September 13. Death of General Montcalm,
commander of the French forces.
September 18. Capitulation of Quebec to Gen
eral Townsend.
1760 April. Unsuccessful attack on Quebec by Gen
eral de Levis. Capitulation of Montreal and
completion of the conquest of Canada. Popu
lation of New France, 70,000.
1762 British population of Nova Scotia, 8,104. First
English settlement in New Brunswick.
1763 February 10. Treaty of Paris signed, by which
France ceded and guaranteed to his Britannic
Majesty in full right Canada with all its
dependencies."
Cape Breton annexed to Nova Scotia.
1764 June 21. Issue of the Quebec Gazette. In this
year Pontiac, chief of the Ottawas, organized
a conspiracy for a simultaneous rising among
the Indian tribes, and a general massacre of
the British. The plan was successfully car
ried out in several places and all the inhabi
tants put to death, but finally the Indians
were forced to succumb,
1768 General Carleton, afterwards Lord Dorchester,
appointed Governor-General.
1769 St. John s Island (Prince Edward Island) made
into a separate province, with Walter Patter
son for the first governor. The first meeting
of an elected House of Assembly took place
in July, 1773.
1774 The "Quebec Act" passed. This Act gave the
French Canadians the free exercise of the
Roman Catholic religion, the enjoyment of
their civil rights, and the protection of their
own civil laws and customs. It annexed!
large territories to the Province of Quebec
and provided for the appointment by the
Crown of a Legislative Council, and for the
administration of the criminal law as in use in
England. North-west coast of British Colum
bia explored by Vancouver and Cook.
1775 Outbreak of the American Revolution and inva
sion of Canada by the Americans ; every place
of importance rapidly fell into their hands,
with the exception of Quebec, in an attack
upon which General Montgomery was defeated
and killed on 31st December.
1776 Reinforcements arrived from England, and the
Americans were finally driven out of Canada.
1777 Order of Jesuits abolished by Papal decree and
consequent escheat of their estates in Canada
to the Crown.
1778 June 3. First issue of the Montreal Gazette.
This paper is still published.
1783 September 3. Signing of the Treaty of Ver
sailles and definition of the boundary line be
tween Canada and the United States, viz.,
the great lakes, the St. Lawrence, the 45th
parallel of north latitude, the highlands divid
ing the waters falling into the Atlantic from
those emptying themselves into the St. Law
rence and the Ste. Croix river.
1784 Population of Canada, 113,012. (United Empire
Loyalists in Upper Canada not included.)
Fredericton, N.B., founded. Cape Breton
separated from Nova Scotia politically.
British population of Nova Scotia, 32,000 (about
] 1,000 Acadians not included).
1784 About this time began the migration into
Canada and Nova Scotia of the United Empire
Loyalists, as they were called that is, of
those settlers in the American States who had
remained faithful to the British cause. This
migration lasted for several years, and thougli
it is not possible to arrive at any exact
figures, it is probable that the number alto
gether was not less than 40,000. The Loyal
ists were well treated by the British Govern
ment, and large grants of land were made to
them in various parts of the country. The
banks of the St. Lawrence and the shores of
Lake Ontario, in particular, were settled by
about 10,000 persons, on lands allotted to
them by the Government.
1785 May 18. Date of charter of St. John, N.B., the
oldest incorporated town in Canada. Sydney,
C.B., founded by Lieutenant-Governor Des-
barres.
August 16. New Brunswick made a separate
province ; population, 11,457. Reintroduc-
tion of the right of habeas corpus.
1787 First Colonial See established in the British Em
pire in connection with the Church of Eng
land, in Nova Scotia.
1788 Western Canada (now Ontario) divided into five
districts, and English law introduced. King s
College (N.S.) founded.
1791 Division of the Province of Quebec into two
provinces, viz., Upper and Lower Canada.
Each province to have a lieutenant-governor^
and a legislature composed of a house of
assembly and a legislative council. The
members of the council were to be appointed
by the lieutenant-governor for life; those ,>t
the assembly to be elected by the people for
48
SHORT HISTORY OF CANADA.
four years. Population of the two provinces,
101,311.
1792 September 17. First meeting of the parliament
of Upper Canada at Newark (Niagara), under
Lieutenant-Governor Sinicoe. The House of
Assembly consisted of sixteen members.
December 17. Opening of the Legislature of
Lower Canada, at Quebec, by Gen. Clarke.
The house of assembly consisted of fifty
members.
1793 Abolition of slavery in Upper Canada. Upper
and Lower Canada separated from the Church
of England See of Nova Scotia, and founded
into a separate See. Toronto founded as
York. Rocky Mountains crossed by Mac
kenzie. Public accounts first published.
1796 --The seat of government of Upper Canada re
moved from Niagara to York (Toronto).
1798 The name of St. John s Island changed to that
of Prince Edward Island, in honour of the
Duke of Kent, the change to take effect in
1800. Population, 4,500.
1799 Education Act passed in Upper Canada.
1800 Jesuits estates taken possession of by the Gov
ernment. King s College (N.B.) granted a
royal charter.
1805- -January 1. Founding of the Quebec Mercury.
1806 November 22. Issue of Le Canadien, the first
newspaper printed entirely in French. Popu
lation of Upper Canada, 70,718, and of Lower
Canada, 250,000.
1807 Grammar schools founded in Upper Canada.
1809 First steamer on St. Lawrence river.
1811 Judges excluded from parliament.
1812 War declared between Great Britain and the
United States.
July 17. Mackinaw surrendered to the British.
July 18-20. Americans repulsed at River
Canard.
August 5. Tecumseh defeated Americans at
Brownstown.
August 16. Surrender of Detroit by the Ameri
cans under General Hull to General Brock.
September 16. Americans repulsed at Pres-
qu Ile.
September 21. Gananoque raided by Ameri
cans.
October 12. Americans defeated at Queenston.
November 10. Kingston bombarded by Ameri
cans.
November 20. Americans repulsed at Odell-
town.
November 28. Americans repulsed near Fort
Erie.
1813 January "22. Americans defeated at French-
town.
February 6. Brock\ ille raided by Americans.
February 22. Ogdensburg taken by British.
May 5. Americans defeated before FortMeiirs.
May 29. Americans defeated at Sackett s Har
bour.
June 5. Americans defeated at Stony Creek.
June 19. American stores captured at Great
Sodus.
June 24. Americans surrendered at Beaver
Dam.
July 4. Americans made prisoners at Fort
Schlosser.
October 1. Americans repulsed at Four Corners.
October 26. Americans defeated at Chateau-
guay. Defeat of three thousand Americans
under General Hampton by Colonel de Sala-
berry and four hundred French Canadian
militia.
November 11. Americans defeated at Chrysler s
Farm. Defeat and rout of Gen. Wilkinson
and the Americans by the Canadian militia
under Col. Morrison.
December 19. Fort Niagara captured by British.
December 19. Lewiston destroyed by British.
December 31. Black Rock captured by British.
1814 March 30. Americans repulsed at La Colle Mill.
May 6. Oswego captured by British.
July 19. Prairie du Chien surrendered to
British.
July 25. Americans defeated at Lundy s Lane.
August 12. Americans defeated near Fort Erie.
September 17. Americans repulsed at Fort
Erie.
December 24. War terminated by the Treaty
of Ghent.
Population of Upper Canada, 95,000, and of
Lower Canada, 335,000.
1816 Common schools established in Upper Canada.
1817 First treaty with the North-west Indians; the
Earl of Selkirk signing on behalf of King
George HI. First banks opened in Montreal
and Quebec cities.
1818 October 30. Convention signed at London re
gulating the privileges of Americans in the
British North American fisheries. Halifax
and St. John, N.B., made free ports.
1821 Commencement of the Lachine canal. (First
vessels passed through in 1825.)
Amalgamation of the Hudson Bay Co. and the
North-west Trading Co.
1825 Great fire in the Miramichi district of New
Brunswick. Five hundred lives estimated
lost. Three million acres of forest destroyed.
1827 Guelph founded by John Gait. Treaty of Lon
don. McGill College received its charter. It
was founded in 1811. King s College, Toron
to, founded.
1828 Saguenay district explored. Pictou and Sydney
made free ports.
1829 Upper Canada College opened.
1831 Population Upper Canada, 236,702; Lower
Canada, 553,134.
1833 August 5. The steamer " Royal William " left
Quebec for Pictou, N.S., discharged cargo and
coaled, leaving Pictou on 18th August for
Gravesend, England, at which port she arrived
after a stormy passage, during which she
disabled one of her engines. The boat was
built at Quebec during 1830-31, and was the
first steamer that ever crossed the Atlantic,
the motive power of which was entirely
steam.
1897]
SHORT HISTORY OF CANADA.
49
1836 July 21. Opening of the railway from Laprairie
to St. Johns, the first railway in Canada.
1837-38- Outbreak of rebellion in both provinces. It
was suppressed in Upper Canada by the
militia, and in Lower Canada by the British
troops.
1840 Death of Lord Durham, to whose exertions the
subsequent union of the provinces was mainly
due. Quebec and Montreal incorporated.
Montreal daily Advertiser founded ; first daily
journal in Canada.
1841 February 10. Union of the two provinces under
the name of the Province of Canada, and
establishment of responsible government.
The legislature was to consist of a legislative
council and legislative assembly, each pro
vince to be represented by 62 members, 42
elected by the people and 20 appointed by
the Crown.
Population of Upper Canada, 455,088.
May 17. Land slide from the Citadel rock,
Quebec ; 32 persons killed.
June 13. Opening of the first united parlia
ment, at Kingston, by Lord Sydenham.
1842 August 9. Settlement of the boundary line
between Canada and the United States by
the Ashburton Treaty.
1843 Victoria, B. C., founded by James Douglas.
1844 Population of Lower Canada, 697,084.
1845 Large fires in the city of Quebec ; 25,000 people
rendered homeless. Wetland canal opened.
1846 Oregon Boundary Treaty.
1847 Grand Trunk Railway begun. Navigation laws
repealed.
Electric telegraph line established between
Quebec, Montreal and Toronto.
1848 The St. Lawrence canals open for navigation.
1849 April 25. Riots in Montreal over the passage of
the Rebellion Losses Bill, and burning of the
parliament library at Montreal.
185O The first sod of the Northern Railway turned
by Lady Elgin. The road was opened from
Toronto to Bradford on 13th June, 1853, and
was the first locomotive railway in operation
in Upper Canada. The Robinson Treaties
with the Indians of the northern shores of
Lakes Huron and Superior concluded. The
main features of these treaties, viz. : Annu
ities, reserves of land and liberty to fish on
the domains of the crown not alienated
have been followed in the subsequent treaties.
1851 Transfer of the control of the postal system
from the British to the provincial govern
ments, and adoption of a uniform rate of
postage, viz. ; 3 pence per ^ ounce. The
use of postage stamps was also introduced.
Population of Upper Canada, 952,004 ; of Lower
Canada, 890,261 ; of New Brunswick, 193,800,
and of Nova Scotia, 276,354.
Young Men s Christian Association organized in
Montreal ; first in America.
1852 Commencement of the Grand Trunk Railway.
Trinity College, Toronto, and Laval Uni
versity, Quebec, opened.
1853 The number of members in the legislative
assembly was increased from 84 to 130, being
65 from each province.
May 9. First ocean steamer arrived at Quebec.
1854 January 27. Main line of the Great Western
Railway opened for traffic.
Abolition of Seignorial Tenure in Lower Canada,
and settlement of the Clergy Reserve ques
tion.
June 5. Reciprocity Treaty with the United
States signed at Washington. It provided
for mutual rights of fishing in certain
Canadian and American waters, for free in
terchange of the products of the sea, the
soil, the forest and the mine ; it allowed
Americans the use of the St. Lawrence river
and Canadian canals on the same terms as
British subjects, and gave to Canadians the
right to navigate Lake Michigan. The Treaty
was proclaimed by the President of the
United States on 16th March, 1855, on which
date it came into operation. It was to last
ten years.
First screw steamer from Liverpool to the St.
Lawrence river.
1856 The Legislative Council of the province of
Canada was made an elective chamber. Allan
steamship line commenced regular fortnightly
steam service between Canada and Great
Britain.
1857 March 12. Desjardins canal railway accident ;
70 lives lost.
1858 Adoption of the decimal system of currency.
Selection by the Queen of the City of Ottawa
as the capital of the Dominion and perma
nent seat of Government. Atlantic cable
laid between England and Nova Scotia.
April. Gold found in British Columbia.
September. Gold found in Tangier river, Nova
Scotia.
1859 New Westminster founded by Colonel Moody.
1860 Winnipeg founded.
First Provincial Synod of the Church of Eng
land held in Montreal.
August 25. Opening of the Victoria Bridge by
the Prince of Wales. This bridge crosses the
St. Lawrence at Montreal, on the line of the
Grand Trunk Railway. It is the largest iro
tubular bridge in the world, is 60 feet high in
the centre, and nearly two miles in length.
September 1. Laying of the corner stone of the
Dominion buildings at Ottawa by the Prince
of Wales. These buildings, together with the
departmental buildings, have been erected
at a total cost, up to 30th June, 1894, of
84,979,242.
Art Association founded in Montreal.
1861 Population of Upper Canada, 1,396,091 ; of
Lower Canada, 1,111,566; of New Brunswick,
252,047 ; of Nova Scotia, 330,857 ; of Prince
Edward Island, 80,857 ; of Vancouver Island,
exclusive of Indians, 3,420.
1862 Conference at Charlottetown re Confederation.
Manitoulin Island Treaty with Indians ar
ranged by Hon. William Macdougall.
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SHORT HISTORY OF CANADA.
[1897
1864 Quebec Conference held. Resolutions passed in
favour of Confederation of British North
American provinces. Raid from St. Albans
into Canada.
1866 Nova Scotia and New Brunswick accept Con
federation with Canada.
Great fire in Quebec, 2,129 houses burned in St.
Roch s and St. Sauveur suburb.
March 17. Termination of the Reciprocity
Treaty, in consequence of notice given by the
United States. It lasted 11 years.
June 1. Invasion of Canada by Fenians. Battle
of Ridgeway, and retreat of the volunteers.
June 3. Withdrawal of the Fenians into the
United States.
June 8. First meeting of Parliament in the new
buildings at Ottawa. At this meeting the
final resolutions necessary on the part of the
Province of Canada to effect the Confedera
tion of the provinces were passed.
November 17. Union of Vancouver Island and
British Columbia proclaimed.
1867 February 10. The British North American Act
passed by the Imperial Legislature.
July 1. Union of the provinces of Canada,
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick under the
name of the Dominion of Canada. The names
of Upper and Lower Canada were changed to
Ontario and Quebec respectively.
Lord Monck was the first Governor-General of
the Dominion, and the first Parliament met
on the 6th November, Sir John A. Macdonald
being Premier.
1868 April 7. Hon. T. D Arcy McGee, M.P., mur
dered at Ottawa.
July 31. The Rupert s Land Act passed by the
Imperial Government providing for the ac
quisition by the Dominion of the North-west
Territories.
Uniform rate of 3 cents for letters throughout
the Dominion adopted.
1869 June 22. Bill passed providing for the govern
ment of the North-west Territories.
October 29. Hon. Win. McDougall appointed
Lieutenant-Governor. Red River Rebellion.
November 19. Deed of surrender signed, Hud
son s Bay Company to Her Majesty.
1870 March 4. Thomas Scott shot at Fort Garry.
September 24. Arrival at Fort Garry of the
expedition under Colonel (now Lord) \Vol-
seley, when the rebels were found to have
dispersed.
May 25. Fenians crossed the frontier at Trout
river, in Quebec, but were driven back by the
volunteers.
July 15. Addition of the North-west Terri
tories to the Dominion and admission of the
Province of Manitoba into the Confederation.
This province was created out of a portion of
the newly acquired territory.
1871 Pacific railway surveys begun. Post cards
issued. Stone fort and Manitoba Post Indian
Treaties (Nos. 1 and 2) negotiated.
May 8. Signing of the Treaty of Washington.
July 20. Admission of British Columbia into-
the Confederation.
Population of the four provinces, 3,485,761 ; of
Manitoba, 18,995 ; of British Columbia, 36,-
224, and of Prince Edward Island, 04,021.
Total, 3,635,001.
November 11. The last regular troops left
Quebec.
1872 Abolition of dual representation. Dominion
archives established.
1873 May 20. Death of Sir George E. Cartitr, ii>
London. North-west Anglo Indian Treaty
(No. 3) signed by Hon. Alex. Morris.
July 1. Admission of Prince Edward Island
into the Confederation.
November 7. McKenzie administration formed.
Island of St. Juan awarded to the United
States by the Emperor of Germany.
1874 Qu Appelle Indian Treaty (No 4) signed by Hon.
A. Morris.
1875 Rupert s Land and North-west Territories placed
under jurisdiction of a lieutenant-governor
separate and distinct from Manitoba. Lake
Winnipeg Indian Treaty (No. 5) signed by
Hon. A. Morris and Hon. J. McKay.
Presbyterian Church in Canada formed by the
Union of all the Presbyterian churches.
1876 Opening of the Inter colonial railway from
Quebec to Halifax. Forts Carleton ami Pitt
Indian Treaty (No. 6) signed. Canadians
awarded 300 prizes at Exhibition in Phila-
delphia, U. S. A.
June 5. Supreme Court of Canada first session.
Legislative Council of Manitoba abolished.
District of Keewatin created by Act of Parlia
ment.
1877 Mav. Medical Council of Great Britain decided
to recognize Canadian degrees.
June 20. Great fire in St. John, New Brunswick.
September. First convention of Dom. Y. M. C.
Association in Quebec.
October. First exportation of wheat from
Manitoba to Great Britain.
November 23. Award by Halifax Fisheries
Commission of the sum of $5,500,1X10 to be
paid by the United States to the Imperial
Government. Treaty with the lilackfeet
Indians (No. 7) signed by Hon. David Laird.
1878 Conservatives win in general election. Cana
dians awarded 225 prizes at Paris Exhibition.
1879 Adoption of a protective tarriff, otherwise culled
the "National Policy."
1880 -Death of the Hon. George Brown.
All British possessions on North American con
tinent (excepting Newfoundland) annexed to
Canada b\ Imperial Order in Council from
1st Sept., 1880. The Arctic Archipelago
transferred to Canada by Imperial Order in
Council.
Royal Canadian Academy of Arts founded by
the Marquis of Lome.
October 21. Contract signed for the construc
tion of the Canadian Pacific railway. This,
contract was subsequently ratified by 44 Vic.,
chap. 1 (1881).
1897]
SHORT HISTORY OF CANADA.
51
1881 April 4. Population of the Dominion, 4,324,810.
Royal Society of Canada founded.
May 2. First sod turned by the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company.
1882 May 8. Provisional districts of Assiniboia, Sas- 1891
katchewan, Alberta and Athabaska created.
May 25. First meeting of the Royal Society of
Canada in Ottawa.
June 22. Constitutionality of the Canada
Temperance Act confirmed by Privy Council.
August 23. The new seat of Government for
North-west Territories received name of Regina
1883 Methodist churches in Canada formed into one
body The Methodist Church in Canada.
First congress of the Church of England in
Canada opened in Hamilton.
1884 Boundary between Ontario and Manitoba settled
by decision of Judicial Committee of English
Privy Council and confirmed by Her Majesty 1892
in Council, August 11, 1884.
1885 March 26. Outbreak of Rebellion in North-west;
commencement of hostilities at Duck Luke.
April 2. Massacre at Frog Lake.
April 14. Fort Pitt abandoned. 1892
April 24. Engagement at Fish Creek.
May 12. Battle of Batoche, and defeat of the rebels.
May 26. Surrender of Poundmaker.
July 1. Termination of the fishery clauses of 1893
the Washington Treaty by the United States.
July 2. Capture of Big Bear, and final suppres
sion of the rebellion. Total loss of militia
and volunteers under fire ; killed, 38 ; wound
ed, 115. The rebel loss could not be ascer
tained.
November 7. Driving of last spike of C. P. R.
November 16. Hanging of Kiel.
1886 May 4. Opening of the Indian and Colonial
Exhibition in London.
June 13. Town of Vancouver totally destroyed
by fire: 4 houses left standing ; 50 lives lost.
First through train left Montreal for Van
couver. First Canadian Cardinal, Archbishop
Taschereau.
1887 Intel-provincial Conference held at Quebec. At
this conference Sir Oliver Mowat was presi
dent. Twenty-one fundamental resolutions
were passed one declaring in favour of un
restricted reciprocity in trade with the U. S.
April 4. Important conference in London 1894
between representatives of the principal
colonies and the Imperial Government.
Canada was represented by Sir Alexander
Campbell and Mr. Sandford Fleming.
June 14. First C. P. R. steamship arrived at
Vancouver from Yokohama.
November 15. Meeting of the Fisheries Com
mission at Washington.
1888 Feb. 15. Signing of Fishery Treaty at Washington.
August. Rejection of the Fishery Treaty by
the United States Senate. 1895
1889 September 19. Landslide (second) from Citadel
Rock, Quebec ; 45 persons killed. Boundaries
of Ontario confirmed by Imperial statute.
1880 May <>. Longue Pointe Lunatic Asylum, near NOTE
Montreal, destroyed by fire ; over 70 lives portion
lost. The buildings had been erected at a
cost of $1,132,232.
October 6. McKinley Tariff Bill came into
operation in the United States.
April 6. Population of the Dominion, 4,833,239.
Power given by Parliament to the Government
to refer to the Supreme Court of Canada for
its opinion important questions of law or fact
touching provincial legislation or the appel.
late jurisdiction as to education and any
other matters.
April 29. The first of the new C. P. R. steamers
arrived at Vancouver from Yokohama, beat
ing the record by over two days. The mails
were landed in Montreal in three days and 17
hours from Vancouver.
June 6. The Right Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald,
G.C.B., Premier of the Dominion, died.
April 17. Death of Hon. Alexander Mackenzie.
May 24. Death of Sir Alexander Campbell,
Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
September 28. Legislative Council of New
Brunswick abolished.
December 5. Resignation (from ill-health) of
Sir J. J. C. Abbott, K.C.M.G., Premier of the
Dominion. Sir John S. D. Thompson called
upon to form a Government.
Legislative Council and Assembly of Prince
Edward Island merged into one body.
April 4. The Court of Arbitration, respecting
the seal fisheries in Behring Sea, which met
formally on 23rd March, began its session.
Arbitrators : Baron de Courcel (Belgium),
Lord Hannen (Great Britain), Sir John
Thompson (Canada), John M. Harlan and J.
P. Morgan (U. S.), Marquis Visconti Venosta
(Italy), and M. Gram (Norway and Sweden).
October 30. Death of Hon. Sir J. J. C. Abbott.
June 8. First steamer of the new Australia-
Canada line arrived at Victoria, B.C.
Title "Honourable," as conferred by the Queen
in the Duke of Buckingham s despatch, No.
1<>4, of 24th July, 1868, explained by Earl
Ripon to extend to all parts of Her Majesty s
Dominions. See Official Gazette (Canada)
August 5, 1893.
Canadians awarded 2,126 prizes at Chicago
Exhibition.
June 28. Opening at Ottawa of the Colonial
Conference to discuss matters of interest to
the Empire. The Imperial Government, New
South Wales, Cape Colony, New Zealand,
Victoria, Queensland and Canada represented.
July 23. Canadian readjusted customs tariff
asM-iiU d to by Governor-General.
August 27. U. S. Congress Tariff Bill becomes
law without signature of President Cleveland.
December 12. Death of Right Hon. Sir John
Thompson in Windsor Castle.
October 2. Proclamation giving to the un
organized and unnamed portions of the
North-west the following names: Ungava,
Franklin, Mackenzie and UUon districts.
The events of 1895 !H> are given in another
of the Almanac.
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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[189^
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
NOTE. AC the next Session of Parliament changes will probably be made in the Tariff of Customs, so the
following- list will not be reliable after February, 1897.
$ c. ad :al.
Absinthe, $2.25 per Imp. Gal.
Acetate of Lime 20
Acetate and Nitrate of Lead,
not ground Free
Acid, Acetic and Pyroligneous,
n. e. s., and vinegar, of any
strength not exceeding a
strength of proof, and for each
degree of strength in excess
of the strength of proof an
additional duty of two cents
and 15c. per. gal.
Acid, Acetic and Pyroligneous
of any strength, when imported
by dyers, calico printers or
manufacturers of acetates or
colours, for exclusive use in
dyeing or printing, or for the
manufacture of such acetates
or colours, in their own factor
ies, 25 per cent
Acid, Muriatic and Nitric, and
all mixed acids 20
Acid, Oxalic and Boracic Free
Acid, Phosphate 2c. per Ib.
Acid, Sulphuric . . T V cent per Ib.
Acids used for medicinal, chemi
cal or manufacturing purposes,
not specially provided for in
this Act.... Free
Aconite Root Free
Acorns as Nuis ... 2 cts. per Ib.
Advertising Bills, Stickers, and
Folders . . 15 cents per Ib. and 25
Advertising Pamphlets, Pictures
and Pictorial Show Cards, illus.
Adv ng Periodicals, Illus. Price
Lists, Adv ng Calendars, Adv ng
Almanacs, Tailors and Mantle-
Makers Fashion Plates .. 6 cts.
per. Ib. and 20
Agaric Free
Alabaster, Spar, Terra Cotta or
Composition Ornaments 35
Ale, Beer and Porter, in Bottles
(6 q. or 12 p. to Imp. gal.) 24c.
Imp. gal.
Ale, Beer and Porter, in Casks, or
otherwise than Bottles.. ..16c.
Imp. gal.
Albumenized and other papers
chemically prepared for photo
graphers use 30
Albums, insides of paper Free
Albums or books of views with
out reading matter, 6 cts. per
Ib. and 20
Ale, Ginger 20
Alkanet root, crude, crushed or
ground Free
Almonds, shelled, 5 cents per Ib.
not shelled, 3 cents per Ib.
Almond Paste as Confectionery. 35
Aloes, unground Free
Alum, in bulk only, ground or
unground Free
Alum, burned or calcined 20
Aluminum, or Aluminium and
Alumina and Chloride of Alu
minium orChloralum, Sulphate
of Alumina and Alum Cake . . Free
Chloralum , .Free
Ambergris Free
Ammonia, Sulphate of Free
Anatomical Preparations and
Skeletons or parts thereof Free
Anchors Free
Animals living, n.e.s 20
Animals, for improvement of
Stock Free
$ c. ad val-
Animals, live hogs, lie. per Ib . . .
Animals brought into Can. temp.
& for a period not exceeding 3
months, for the purpose of ex
hibition Free
Aniline Dyes and Coal Tar Dyes,
in bulk or packages of not less
than one pound weight, includ
ing Alizarine and artificial
Alizarine Free
Aniline Oil, Crude Free
Aniline Salts, and Arseniate of . . Free
Annato, liquid or solid and seed. Free
Antimony not ground, pulverized
or otherwise manufactured. . . Free
Antiquities, collections of Free
Anvils 27
Apricots, green 20
Apparatus arid Philosophical
Instruments, imported by and
for use of Colleges, Schools,
Scientific, and Literary Socie
ties, such as are not manu
factured in Canada Free
Ap atus for Colleges and Schools,
which are manufactured in
Canada, to be rated according
to material.
Apparel, wearing, and other per
sonal and household effects
(not merchandise) of British
subjects dying abroad, but
domiciled in Canada Free
Apples, including the barrel
40c. per barrel.
Apples, dried 25
Apple trees of all kinds . . 3c. each
Argols, not refined Free
Artist color boxes Japanned .... 25
Arms, including Muskets, Rifles
and other fire rrms, n.e.s 20
Army and Navy and Canadian
Military Arms, Clothing, Mus.
Instruments for Bands, Mili
tary Stores and Munition of
War Free
Arrowroot 20
Artificial Flowers 25
Arsenic Free
Arseniate of Aniline Free
Articles for the use of Governor-
General Free
Articles imported by and for the
use of the Dominion Govern
ment or any of the Depart
ments thereof, or by or for
the Senate or House of Com
mons Free
Articles for personal use of Con
suls-General, who are natives
or citizens of the country they
represent, and who are not
engaged in any other business
or profession Free
Articles ex- warehoused for ship s
stores Free
Asbestos, in anj form other than
Crude, and all manufactures
thereof 25
Ashes, Pot and Pearl, in pack
ages of not less than twenty-
five pounds weight Free
Asparagus 25
Asphalt or Asphaltum, and Bone
Pitch, Crude only Free
Awnings and Tents 25
Axle Grease 25
Babbit Metal 10
Bacon and Hams, Shoulders and
Sides 2 cents per Ib.
$ c. ad val.
Bagatelle Tables or Boards, with
Cues and Balls 35
Baggage, Travellers Free
Bags, Cot., Seamless 20
Bags, Cotton, made up by the
use of the needle 32J
Bags, Carpet Bags 30
Bags, paper seed bags, illustrat
ed 6 cents per Ib. and 20
Bags, paper 25
Bags, Jute or Hemp 20
Baking Powders. .6 cents per Ib.
Bamboos, unmanufactured ....Free
Bamboo Reeds, not further
manfd. than cut into suitable
lengths for Walking Sticks, or
Canes, or Sticks for Umbrellas,
Parasols, or Sunshades Free
Barilla Free
Bark, Oak and Tanners Free
Barley 15 cents per bushel
Barometers 25
Barrels, Can. manuf.,exp. filled &
ret d empty, under such reg na
as the Min. of Cus. shall direct. Free
Barrels, cont. Petroleum, or its
products, or any mixt.of which
petroleum is a part, when such
contents are chargeable with a
specific duty 20c. each
Beads and Bead Ornaments .... 35
Beans 15 cts. per bush.
Bean, Tonquin, Vanilla & Nux
Vomica, crude only Free
Bed Comforters, or Quilts of
Cotton, white 25
colored 30
Beef, salted in barrels, the barrel
containing the same to be free
of duty 2c. per Ib.
Bees Free
Belladonna Leaves Free
Bells, when imported by and for
the use of churches Free
Bells, n e s 25
Belts, leather 30
Belts, silk 30
Belts, cotton 30
Belting of leather or other ma
terial, n.e.s 20
Benzole, n.e.s., 6c per Imp. gal.
Berries for dyeing, or used for
composing dyes Free
Bicycles, Tricycles or Velocipedes 30
Billiard Tables, with or without
pockets, and bagatelle tables
or boards, cues, balls and cue
racks 35
Billiard Balls, papier mache,
when imported separately 35
Billiard Balls, bone or ivory,
when imported separately .... 35
Billiard Balls celluloid, when im
ported separately 35
Birds, Canary Birds and n.e.s 20
Birds Skins, for taxidermic pur
poses Free
Birdcages 35
Biscuits of all kinds, not sweet
ened 25
Biscuits, sweetened 27
Bismuth, Metallic in its natural
state Free
Bitters (n.e.s.), $2.25 per Im. gal.
Blacking, Shoe and Shoemakers
Ink, shoe, harness and leather
dressing, and harness-soap .... 25
Black Lead, plumbago manufac re 25
Black Book Muslin 30
Blackberries, gooseberries, rasp-
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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
53
$ c. ad val.
berries, strawberries, cherries
and currants, n. e. s. the
weight of the package to be
included in the weight for
duty 2c. per. Ib.
Bladders 20
Blanketing and lapping, and discs
or mills for engraving copper
rollers, imported by cotton
manufacturers, calico printers
and wall paper manufacturers,
for use in their own factories
only Free
Blood albumen, tannic acid, an
timony salts, tartar emetic and
grey tartar Free
Blueing, Laundry, of all kinds.. 25
Blue Vitriol Free
Bolting Cloth, not made up Free
Bone Dust and Ash for manuf.
of Phosphate and Fertilizers . . Free
Bone Dust, unmanufactured. . . . Free
Bone Black Free
Bones, crude, not manuf., burnt,
calcined, ground, or steamed. Free
Bones, burnt, calcined 20
Bone, manufactures of, fancy. .. 35
Bone, manufactures of (n.e.s.). 20
Bone Pitch, crude only 20
Bone, Cuttle Fish Free
Bonnets, n.e.s 30
Booklets, printed on paper,
etc 6c. per Ib.
Book Covers, illustrated paper,
6 cents per Ib. and 20
Books (n.e.s.), printed in two
languages, one of which is
English or French. . .60 per Ib.
Books, printed in an}- of the lan
guages or dialects of any of
the Indian tribes of the Do
minion Free
Books, Printed Periodicals and
Pamphlets.n. e. s. , not being for
eign reprints of British Copy
right works, nor blank ace. bks.
nor copy bks. nor bks. to be
written or drawn upon, nor
Bibles, Prayer Books, Psalm,
and Hymn Books. ..tic. per Ib.
Books, Bibles, Prayer Books,
Psalm Books and Hymn
Books Free
Books, imp. for the use of schools
for the deaf and dumb, and
blind, and embossed for the
blind Free
Books, not being printed or re
printed in Canada, which are
included and used as text
books in the curriculum of any
University or incorporated Col
lege in Canada for the use of
students thereof Free
Books, British Copyright works,
reprint of 6c. per Ib. and 12
Books, printed by any Govt.or by
any Scient. Ass. and supplied
gratuitously, not for trade Free
Books specially imported for use
of public free libraries, not
more than two copies of one
book : and books which shall
have been manufactured more
than twelve years, bound or
unbound Free i
Books, Blank Books, Account
Books, Copy Books or books to
be drawn or written upon 35
Book Binders Cloth Free
Book Binders tools and imple-
ments,includ. Ruling .Machines 10
Boots and Shoes, Leather or
Rubber 25
Boots and Shoes, Rubber with
tops or uppers of cloth, etc ... 30
<P c. ad val
Boot and Shoe Counters, made
from Leather Board 20
Boot and Shoe Dressing 25
Boot, Shoe and Stay Laces, of
any material 30
Botanical Specimens Free
Borax, ground or unground, in
bulk of not less than twenty-
five pounds onty Free
Box Wood Rules 25
Boxes, paper boxes labelled,
empty 15 cents per Ib. and 25
Boxes, paper boxes, empty, plain . 35
Boxes, cash 25
Boxes and Writing Desks, fancy
and ornamental 35
Braces or Suspenders and parts
thereof 35
Braids of all kinds 30
Bran, Mill Feed 20
Brass, drawn, plain and fancy
tubing not bent or otherwise
manufactured in lengths not
less than six feet Free
Brass, old, scrap, and in sheets
or plates Free
Brass Bars & Bolts, drawn, plain
and fancy tubing Free
Brass Cups, being- rough blanks,
for the manufacture of brass
and paper shells and cartridges
for use in their own factor
ies Free
Brass Wire 10
Brass, ribs of iron or steel, run
ners, rings, caps, notches, fer
rules, mounts and sticks or
canes in the rough or not
further manufactured than cut
into lengths suitable for um
brellas, etc., imported by manu
facturers of umbrellas, para
sols and sunshades for use in
their factories in the manufac
ture of umbrellas, etc., onlv. .Free
Brass Pumps 30
Brass, twisted Brass and Copper
Wire, when imported by manu
facturers of boots and shoes
for use in their factories Free
Brass, in strips, for printers
rules, not finished Free
Brass and copper nails, rivets
and burrs 30
Brass tubing, cased 30
Brass, manufactures of, n.e.s... 30
Breadstuffs, Grain and Flour,
and Meal of all kinds, when
damaged by water in transitu,
upon the appraised value .... 20
Brick, hollow and porous 20
Brick, Building 20
Brick, Bath Brick 20
Brick, Fire Brick, not to include
stove linings Free
Brimstone, crude or in roll or
flour Free
Brim Moulds, for gold beaters .. Free
British Gum, Dextrine, Sizing,
Cream and Enamelled Sizing. 10
Bristles Free
Britannia Metal in pigs and bars Free
manufactures of, if not plated. 25
manufactures of, if plated .... 30
Bromine Free
Brooms 20
Brushes ," 25
Broom Corn Free
Bronze or Dutch Metal 30
Buckskins, tanned or dressed
(Glove leather) 10
Bronze Statuettes 35
Buckwheat lOc. per bushel
meal or flour ^ c. per Ib.
Buchu Leaves Free
Buckles, tin, for suspenders. .... 35
<P c. ad val.
Buckram, for the manufacture
of hat and bonnet shapes Free
Builders Hardware 32
Bulbs, Flower Free
Bullion, gold and silver, in bars,
blocks or ingots and bullion
fringe Free
Burr Stones, in blocks, rough
unmanufactured, riot bound
up or prepared for binding
into mill stones Free
Burgundy Pitch Free
Butchers Steels 35
Butter 4 cents per pound
Butter Triers 35
Butterine, or other substitute for
Butter, importation prohibited.
Buttons of Vegetable Ivory, Pearl
or Horn 8c. per gross, and 20
Buttons of hoof, rubber, vulcanite
or composition . . 4c. per gr. and 20
Buttons, Pantaloon, and all
other, n.e.s 20
Button, Shoe, papier mache ... Free
Cabinet of Coins, collection
of medals and other antiqui
ties, including collection of
Postage Stamps Free
Cabinet Ware or Furniture (wood
or iron) 30
Calcareous tufa Free
^alumba Root Free
Camwood and Sumac, and Ex
tract of, for dyeing or tanning.Free
Bandied Peel, lemon, orange and
citron c per Ib. and 35
Candles, Tallow 25
handles, Paraffine Wax,4c per Ib.
Candles and Tapers, all others,
including Sperm 25
andle Wick and Lamp Wicks. . 25
ane or Rattan, split or other
wise manufactured 17J
Canton Flannel, white 25
Canton Flannel, printed or dyed 30
Canvas for manuf. of Floor Oil
Cloth, not less than 45 in. wide,
& not pressed nor calendered. Free
anvas, "Jute," when imported
by manufacturers of Floor Oil
Cloth, for use in their factories. Free
Canvas of flax or henip and sail
twine, to be used for boat and
ship sails 5
Caoutchouc, unmanufactured. ..Free
Caplins.unfinished Leghorn hats. Free
Caps, Hats and Bonnets, n.e.s.. 30
Caps, Percussion, for guns, rifles
and pistols 30
Caps, Percussion Copper for
blasting 3
Capsules for Bottles, to be rated
according to material
Carbons, $2.50 per 1,000 of 12
inches less in proportion ....
Cardboard 35
Cards, show cards, 6 cents per
Ib. and 20
Cards, for play ing, 6cts. per pack.
Carpet Bags, Trunks, and
Valises 30
Carpet, treble ingrain, three-ply
and two-ply carpets, composed
wholly of wool, 5c. per sq. yd.
and 25
Carpets, two-ply and three-ply
ingrain carpets, of which the
warp is composed wholly of
c tton or other material than
wool, worsted, the hair of the
Alpaca goat, or other like
animal, 3c. $er sq. yd. and 25
Carpets, Brussel, tapestry, Dutch,
Venetian and damask ; carpet
mats and rugs of all kinds.
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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1897
$ c. ad val.
n.e.s.; and printed felts and
druggets and all other carpets
and squares n.o.p 30
Carpets, Smyrna mats and rugs. 30
Carpeting, Matting and Mats of
Hemp, Cocoa, Jute and Stair
Pads 25
Cartridges, for guns, rifles and
pistols, and Cartridge Cases . . 30
Carriages, Buggies and Pleasure
Carts, and similar vehicles,
n.e.s., costing not more than
|50, $5 each and 25
Costing more than 50 35
Farm & Freight Wagons, Carts,
Drays and similar vehicles. ... 25
Carriages, Children s Carriages
of all kinds 35
Carriages, parts of, or other
manufactured articles, shall be
charged with same rate of
duty, on a proportionate valu
ation, as that chargeable upon
the finished article.
Carriage Hardware 32y
Carriages of travellers, and Car
riages laden with merchandise,
and not to include circus
troupes or hawkers Free
Cash Boxes 25
Casts, as models for the use of
schools of designs Free
Catgut Strings, or Gut Cord for
Musical Instruments Free
Catgut or Whipgut, unmanufac
tured Free
Caustic Soda Free
Cases, for jewels, watches, silver
and plated ware, cutlery, and
other like articles of any ma
terial 5 cents each and 30
Celluloid, Xylonite or X3 olite, in
sheets, lumps, balls, or blocks,
in rough Free
Celluloid moulded into sizes for
handles of knives and forks,
not bored nor otherwise manf. 10
Celluloid balls and cylinders,
coated with tinfoil, or not, but
not finished or further manu
factured 10
Celluloid Collars 24 cts. per doz.
and 25
Cuffs, 4 cts. pair, and 25
Cement, Hydraulic or Water-
lime, ground, Portland or Ro
man, including barrels, 40 cts.
per barrel
Chalk stone, china or Cornwall
stone, felspar, and cliff stone,
ground or unground Free
Chalk, manufactured 20
Chamomile Flowers Free
Chamomile Flowers, powdered. . 20
Chamois Skins 17 j
Charts, admiralty, Free. Other 20~
Charcoal 20
Cheese, 3 cents per Ib
Cheese Cloths, white 25
coloured 30
Cheques, pro. notes and drafts,
printed 35
Cherry Trees, 3 cents each
Chewing Gum, if sweetened, ic.
per Ib. and 35
Chewing Gum, not sweetened . . 20
Chicory, raw or green, 3c. per Ib.
Chicory, dried roasted or ground,
4 cents per Ib
China Clay, natural or ground. .Free
Chloralum or Chloride of Alum.Free
China and Porcelain .Ware 30
Chloride of Barium 20
Chloride of Lime Free
Chronometer Clocks, as Clocks . 25
Chronometer Watches 25
$ c. ad val.
Chronometers and Compasses for
Ships Free
Chronics, Chromotypes, Oleo
graphs, and other cards, pic
tures, or artistic works of simi
lar kinds, produced by any
process other than hand paint
ing or drawing whether for
business or advertising pur-
posesornot,printed orstamped
on paper, cardboard, or other
material, n.e.s, 6c. per Ib. and 20
Church Vestments 20
Churns, brooms, pails, tubs,
pounders and rolling pins 20
Cider, not clarified or refined, 5
cents per im. gallon
Cider, clarified or refined, lOcents
per im. gallon
Cigars and Cigarettes, $2 per Ib.
and 25
Cinchona Bark Free
Cinchona Bark, powdered 20
Cinnabar Free
Citrons, rinds of, in brine Free
Citric Acid Free
Clays Free
Cliff Stone, unmanufactured Free
Cliff Stone, manufactured 30
Clocks, and clock cases of all
kinds 25
Clock springs and clock move
ments other than for tower
clocks, complete or in parts . . 25
Clothes Wringers. . 25c each and 20
Clothing, Cotton, Silk and Linen 32i
Clothing, readj -made, and wear
ing apparel of ever} descrip
tion, composed wholly or in
part of wool, worsted, the hair
of the alpaca goat or other like
animal, n.o.p. 5c. per Ib. and. 30
Clothing, donations of, for chari
table purposes Free
Clothing, imported by and for
use of army and navy, or for
Canadian Militia. Dutiable ac
cording to material. Duty re
funded upon reference to De
partment
Coal, and Coal Dust, Anthracite. Free
Coal, Bituminous, per ton of
2,000 Ibs 60
Coal Dust and Slack, Bituminous 20
Coke Free
Coal Tar and Coal Pitch Free
Cobalt, ore of Free
Cochineal Free
Cocoa Mats and Matting 25
Cocoanuts, imported from place
of growth by vessel direct to a
Canadian port. . . .50c. per 100.
Cocoanuts, not imported direct,
81 per hundred.
Cocoa Paste and Chocolate Paste,
Cocoas and Cocoa Butter, 4c.
per. Ib
Cocoa Shells and Nibs, Chocolate
and other preparations of
cocoa 20
Cocoanut, dessicated, sweetened
or not, o cents per pound
Cocoa Beans, not roasted,
crushed or ground Free
Coffee, Green, n.e.s 10
Coffee, Green, imported direct
from the country of growth
and production, or purchased
in bond in any country where
coffee is subject to customs
duty Free
Coffee roasted or ground, when
not imported direct from the
country of growth and produc
tion, 2c. per Ib. and 10
Coffee, roasted or ground, and
$ c. ad val.
all imitations of and substi
tutes for, n.e.s., 2 cts. per Ib.
Coffee, extract of, or substitutes
for, of all kinds . . 3 cts. per Ib.
Coffee and Milk 30
Coffee Mills or Roasters 27i
Coffins and Caskets, of any ma
terials 25
Coins, Silver Coins from the U.S. 26
Coins, Gold and Silver, except
U.S. silver coins Free
Coir and Coir Yarn Free
Collars of linen, cotton, celluloid,
xylonite, or xyolite, 24c. per
doz. and 25
Collars, lace collars 30
Collodion, 20c. per I. G. and 20
Cologne water, alcoholic per
fumes, and perfumed spririts,
bay rum, and lavender waters,
hair, tooth and skin washes
and other toilet preparations
containing spirits of any kind,
when in bottles orflasks weigh
ing not more than 4 oz. each . . 50
When in boitles, flasks, or
other packages weighing
more than 4 oz. each. $2.25
p. gal and 40
Combs, dress and toilet, all kinds 35
Combs, curry combs, as Sad
dlers hardware 32J
Commercial blank forms 35
Communion Plate imported by
and for use in Churches Free
Composition Metal for the manu-
f cture of filled g ld watch-cases. 10
Compasses for ships Free
Composition Nails, Spikes and
Sheathing Nails 15
Composition Fuel, in blocks 20
Concentrated Lye 20
Condensed Coffee 30
Condensed Milk 3} cents
Confectionery and Sugar Candy,
sC. per Ib. and 35
Copper, old and scrap in pigs,
bars, rods, bolts, over six feet
in length, ingots and sheating
not planished or coated, and
copper seamless drawn tubing Free
Copper Wire "15
Copper Wire twisted for manu
facture of boots and shoes . . Free
Copper Rollers, for use in calico
printing, when imported by
calico printers for use in their
factory in the printing of calico
and for no other purpose, such
rollers not being manufactured
in Canada Free
Copper, in sheets Free
Copper Bath, finished 30
Copper,all manufactures of,n.e.s. 30
Copper, precipitate of, crude ..Free
Copperas, Sulphate of Iron Free
Copy Books 35
Copying Presses 30
Cords and Tassels of silk or any
other material 30
Cordage, Cotton, of all kinds . . 25
Cordage, n.e.s. IJc per Ib. and . 10
Cordials (see Spirituous Liquors)
Corduroy, white, 25 per cent.
colored 30
Corn, Indian 7ic. per bush.
Cornmeal 40c. per bbl.
Corks and manufactures of Cork
wood or Cork -bark 20
Cork-wood or bark, unmanufa..Free
Corkscrews and Cork Drawers.. 27J
Cornice Poles 30
Corsets 32J
Corset clasps, spoon clasps or
busks, blanks, side steels and
other corset steels, whether
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55
$ c. ad vol.
plain, japanned, lacquered,
tinned or covered with paper
or cloth; also back, bone or
corset wires, covered with paper
or cloth, cut to lengths and
tipped with brass or tin, or un-
tipped, or in coils, 5c. p. Ib. and 20
Cottolene, sub. for lard, 2c. p. Ib.
Cotton, rajv Free
Cotton covered Wire 30
Cotton Seed in bulk 10
Cotton Bed Quilts, white 25
Cotton Quilts with woven col d
border 30
Cotton Belting- 20
Cotton and J ute Tapestry 30
Cotton and Linen Damasks 25
Cottons, grey or unbleached,
Fabrics 22
Cotton fabrics, white or bleached
n.e.s 25
Cottons, Fabrics, printed, dyed,
or colored 30
Cotton, Linen and Silk Clothing,
Corsets and other articles
made from cotton fabrics 32J
Cotton Handkerchiefs,printed or
plain 30
Cotton or Linen Shirts, costing
more than 3 per dozen. 25 per
cent., and a specific duty of
$1 per dozen
Cotton Shirts, n.e.s 35
Cotton Undershirts and Drawers
knitted 35
Cotton-covered flat steel, cut to
lengths, with brass on ends 5c.
per Ib. , and 20
Cotton warps and cotton yarns,
dyed or undyed, n.e.s 25
Cotton Yarns, number forty and
fl ner Free
Cotton Lamp WicK s 25
Cotton or Linen Collars, 24 cts.
per doz. and .... 25
Cotton Parasols and Umbrellas. . 35
Cotton Prunella Free
Cotton Pillow Cases 32i
Cotton, seamless bags 20~
Cotton, sewing thread, in hanks,
black, bleached, or unbleach
ed, three and six cord 12J
Cotton, sewing thread, and crochet
cotton on spools or in balls 25
Cotton thread, all other, n.e.s .. 25
Cotton Twine 25
Cotton Towels and shawls 25
Cotton Velveteens, Cotton Vel
vets and Cotton Plush 30
Cotton Fire Hose, lined with
rubber 301
Cotton wadding, batting, batts
dyed or not 22 J
Cotton warps and cotton yarns,
dyed or undyed, n.e.s. . . 25
Cottons, Jeans and G otitilles, for
corset and dress stay makers,
for use in their factories 25
Cottons, manufactures of, n.e.s.
See Cotton fabrics.
Cotton Waste and Cotton Wool.. Free
Cotton Seed Cake Free
Cow Hair, unmanufactured Free
Cow Hair manufactures, n.e.s ... 20
Cracked Corn and Wheat 20
Cranberries, plums and quinces 25
Crapes, black 20
Crocus, Compositon 25
Crocks, earthenware, per gallon
holding capacity 3 cts.
Crop end of steel rails for the
manuf . of steel, $4 per ton
Crowbars 30
Cream of Tartar in Crystals .... Free
Cream of Tartar, other, n.e.s 20
Crucibles of Plumbago Free
$ c. ad val.
Crucibles, Earthenware 30
Cucumbers 25
Cuffs, of Paper 35
! Cuffs of Linen, Cotton, Celluloid,
Xylonite or Xyolite, 4 cts. per
pair, and 25
Cultivators and parts thereof ... 20
Cups or other prizes won in
bona fide competitions Free
Curry Cards and Combs 32i
Curry Powders &
Curling stones of granite Free
Curtains, trimmed or untrimmed 30
Cutlery : Knives, wholly or in
part plated 35
Cutlery, not elsewhere specified. 25
Cut Flowers 20
Damask of Cotton, or
linen 25
Decalcomanie, or transfer pict s.
Cc. per Ib. and 20
Deer, (glove leather) tinned or
dressed, colored or not colored 10
Deer Hair Free
Degras 20
Degras and Oleo-Stearine, when
imported by manufacturers of
leather for use in the manu
facture of leather in their
factories Free
Dental instruments, of all kinds. 15
Diamonds, set 25
Diamonds, unset, dust or bort,
and black Diamonds for borers. Free
Diamond drills for prospecting
for minerals, not to include
motive power Free
Dice, Ivory or bone, fancy 35
Dogs . .... 20
Doors, for safes and vaults, of
iron or steel 30
Door Knob Tops 32
Dragon s Blood Free
Drain pipes, sewerpipes. chimney
linings or vents, and inverted
blocks glazed or unglazed, and
earthenware tiles 35
Draughts and Chessmen of Ivory
or bone, fancy 35
Drawing Paper, mounted 30
Drawings, n.e.s 20
Dried Flowers 20
Dried Roots, n.e.s Free
Dried Vegetables 25
Druggets (dyed cotton) 30
Drugs, in a crude state, used in
dyeing or tanning Free
Dryer s Japan, 20e. per gal. and.. 20
Dualin, Dynamite, Giant Powder
and Nitro 4c. per Ib.
Duck, for belting and hose, when
imported by mfrs. of rubber
goods for use in their factories. Free
Dutch Metal or bronze 25
Dye Wood, ground logwood and
fustic Free
Dyes, patent prepared Free
Dyes, Aniline, and coal tar dyes,
in bulk or packages of not less
than 1 Ib. weight, including
alizarine and artificial aliza
rine Free
Dyes, Aniline, n. e. s., less than
1H> 20
Dye, jet black Free
Dyeing or Tanning Articles in a
crude state, used in dyeing or
tanning, n.e.s Free
Earth Closets 30
Earthenware Tiles 35
Earthenware Drain Tiles, not
glazed 20
Earthen ware an<l Stoneware
Demijohns or Jugs, Churns
$ c. ad val.
and Crocks, per gal. holding
capacity, 3 cents per gal
E a r t h e n ware and Stoneware,
brown or col d, and Rocking-
ham ware, white granite, or
iron stoneware and C.C. ware,
decorated, printed or sponged,
and all earthenware n.e.s.... 30
Eggs 3c. per doz.
Elastic Rubber Thread Free
Electric and Galvanic Batteries. 25
Electric Lights, apparatus, parts
of, when imported separately. 25
Electro-plated Ware, wholly or
in part electro or gilt 30
Electrotypes, Stereotypes, and
celluloids of books and bases,
and copper shells for the same,
whether composed wholly or
in part of metal or celluloid . Free
Electrot.vpes, Stereotypes, and
celluloids for almanacs, calen
dars, illustrated pamphlets,
newspaper advertisements or
engravings, and all other like
work for commercial, trade or
other purposes, n.e.s. ; and
matrices or copper shells of the
same 2c. per. sq. in.
Electrntypes,Stereotypes,andcel-
luloids of newspaper columns,
and bases for the same, com
posed wholly or partly of metal
or celluloid, gc. per sq. in., and
matrices or copper shells of the
same 2c. per sq. in.
Embalming Boards 30
Embossed Paper, extra heavy,
for cracked and damaged walls 35
Embroideries, n.e.s 30
Emery in bulk, crushed orgroundFree
Emery and Sand Paper 20
Emery Wheels 25
Enamelled Iron Hollowware 35
Engines, Locomotives 35
Engines, Fire 35
Engines, Fire, Chemical 35
Engines, steam, of ships or other
vessels built in any foreign
country, etc 25
Engines, all others, and boilers.
n.e.s 27i
Engravings and Prints 20
Entomology, specimens of Free
Envelopes, paper, of all kinds. . . 35
Ergot Free
Esparto, or Spanish Grass, and
other grasses and pulp of, in
cluding fancy grasses, driei I , but
not colored or otherwise mf d.Free
Essences or Extracts, mixed with
spirits 2.25 peV I.G., and 30
Essential Oils 10
Ether, Sulphuric 5c. per Ib.
Excelsior for Upholsterers use. . 25
Extract of Logwood, fustic, oak,
and of oak bark Free
Extract of Malt, for medicinal
purposes, n.e.s 25
Extract of Fluid Beef, not medi
cated 25
Eyelets of Brass Free
Eye glasses, finished 30
Eye glasses, unfin d, and parts of 20
Fancy Grasses, dried, but not
colored nor otherwise mf d. . ..Free
Fancy workboxes, writing desks,
glove - boxes, handkerchief
boxes, manicure cases, per
fume cases, toilet cases and
fancy cases for smokers seta,
and all similar fancy articles
made of bone, shell, horn,
ivory, wood, leather, plush,
satin, silk, satinette, or paper;
56
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[189"
$ c ad val.
dolls and toys of all kinds,
including sewing machines,
when not more than 2 in
value ; and toy whips, orna
ments of alabaster, spar, am
ber, terra cotta or composition
statuettes and bead ornaments
n.e.s 35
Fans, to be rated accor. to mat.
Farina lc, per Ib.
Feathers, Undressed 2
Feathers, n.e.s 30
Feather Beds, Bolsters and
Pillows 30
Felt, pressed of all kinds, not
filled or covered by or with
any woven fabrics ^7j
Felt, adhesive, for sheathing
vessels Free
Felt, printed as carpets 30
Felt, Roofing, tarred or coated 25
Felt Roofing, not tarred 25
Felt Cloth, n.e.s., 5 c. perlb. and 25
Ferro - manganese and Ferro-
silicon 5
Fertilizers, Artificial and Mineral 10
Fibre, Mexican, Tampico orlstle.Free
Fibre Ware, indurated fibre ware,
vulcanized fibre ware and all
articles of like material . . 25
Fibre, vegetable, for manufactur
ing purposes Free
Fibrilla Free
Filberts 2 cents per Ib.
Files and Rasps 35
Fillets of Cotton and Rubber not
exceeding 7 inches wide, for
manufacture of card clothing. Free
Firearms 20
Fire Bricks, for use exclusively
in processes of manufactures,
not to include stove linings. ..Free
Fire Clay gas logs 2
Fire Clay gas retorts 2
Fire Clay retorts, crucibles 30
FireClay Free
Fire Works 25
Fire Hose, of cotton or linen,
lined with rubber, or of rubber 3
Fire Dogs, iron 27
Fish, and the products thereof,
from Newfoundland Free
Fish Skins and fish offal Free
Fish. Mackerel, fresh, Ic. p. Ib. Free
Herrings, Pickled or Salted,
J cent, per Ib
Salmon, pickled or salted,
Ic. per Ib.
Salmon, Fresh Free
All other Fish, pickled or
salted, in bbls. . . Ic. per Ib.
Foreign caught fish, import
ed otherwise than in bbls.
or half bbls.,whetherfresh,
dried, salted or pickled,
n.e.s , 50 cents per 100 Ibs
Smoked and Boneless Fish,
1 cent per Ib
Anchovies and Sardines,
packedin oil or otherwise,
in tin boxes, measuring
not more than 5 in. long,
4 in. wide, and 3J in. deep,
5c. per box
In half boxes, measuring not
more than 5 in. long, 4 in.
wide, and If deep 2Jc.
per half box
In quarter boxes, measuring
not more than 4J in. long,
3 in. wide, and 1J deep,
2c. per quarter box
Imported in any other form. 30
Fish preserved in oil, except
Anchovies and Sardines . . 30
Salmon and all other fish pre-
20
3$ c. ad val.
pared or preserved,includ-
ing oysters, n.e.s 25
Oysters shelled in bulk, 10
cents per gal
Oysters, canned, in cans not
over one pint, 3 cents per
can, including the cans . .
Oysters in cans,over one pint
and not over one quart, 5c
per can including cans. . .
Oysters in cans exceeding
one qt., 5c. for each qt or
f ractAon of a qt. of the capa
city including the cans 5c.
per quart
Oysters in the shell 25
Oysters Seed and Breeding
imported for the purpose
of being planted in Cana
dian waters Free
Packages containing Oysters
or other Fish, not other
wise provided for 25
Oils, spermaceti, whale and
other fish oils, and all
other articles the produce
of the fisheries, n.e.s
Cans or packages made of
tin or other material, con
taining fish of any kind
admitted free of duty un
der any existing law or
treaty, not exceeding one
qt. in contents, lc. on each
can or package, and when
exceeding one qt. an addi
tional duty of lie. for each
additional qt. or-fractional
part thereof
Fish hooks, nets, seines, lines
and twines, not to include
sporting fishing tackle or hooks
with flies, or trolling spoons,
or threads or twines commonly
used for sewing or manufac
turing purposes Free
Fish Hooks, n.e.s 27J
Fish Nets, Seines 3
Fishing Rods 3
Fishing Hooks, with Flies 30
Flagstones, sawn or otherwise
dressed 30
Flannels, of every description,
n e s. (wool), 5c. per Ib and 25
Flax, fibre Free
Flax, tow of Free
Flax Seed Free
Flax Sail Twine 5
Flax, manufactures of, n.e.s 20
Flint, flints and ground flint
stones Free
Floor Earthenware Tiles 35
Florist Stock, viz., palms, or
chids, azaleas, cacti and flower
bulbs of all kinds Free
Flour, Buckwheat or Meal, Jc.
per Ib
Flour, of Corn He. per Ib.
Flour of Rye 50c. per bbl.
Flour of Wheat 75c. per bbl.
Flour of Rice or Sago 25
Fluting Machine, Iron 27J
Fly Paper 35
Fog Signals, detonating 30
Folding Machines 10
Folia Digitalis Free
Food, Milk, and all similar prep. 30
Foot Grease, refuse of cotton
seed but not when treated
with alkalies Free
Forks, table cast iron, not
handled nor ground, or other
wise further manufactured .. 10
Fossils Free
Fowls, domestic, pure bred, also
Homing or messenger pigeons,
$ c. ad val.
pheasants and quails for im
provement of stock Free
Fowls, other 20
Frames, Clasps and Fasteners,
for purses and chatelaine bags
or reticules, not more than 7
inches in diameter, when im
ported by the manufacturers
of same in their factories 2
Fringes 30
Fruit Syrups, Lime-juice, and
fruit juices, n.o.p 8i>
Fruits dried, dessicated, or evap
orated, Apples, Dates, Figs,
and other dried, etc., fruits,
n.e.s 2&
Fruits, dried, Raisins, Currants,
and Prunes, 1 ct. per Ib
Fruits, Bananas, plantains, pine
apples pomegranates, guavas,
mangoes, and shaddocks ; wild
blueberries, strawberries, and ^
raspberries Free
Fruits, green, Grapes, 2c. per Ib.
Fruits, Green, Blackberries,
Gooseberries, Raspberries,
Strawberries, Cherries, and
Currants. The weight of the
package to be included in the
weight per duty. 2c. per Ib.
n.e.s
Fruits in air-tight cans or other
packages. The weight of the
cans or packages to be included
in the weight for duty, 2J cts.
perlb
Fruits preserved in brandy and
other spirits $2. 00 per I.G.
Fuller s Earth Free
Fuller s Earth, prepared 30
Furniture, of wood, iron or any
other material, for house,
cabinet or office, fin. or in parts,
including hair and spring and
other mattresses, bolsters and
pillows 30
Fur Skins, of all kinds, not
dressed in any manner Free
Fur Skins, wholly or partially
dressed 15
Fur hats, caps, muffs, tippets,
capes, coats, cloaks and other
manufactures of fur 25>
Galvanized Nails and
Spikes, wrought and pressed. 30
Galvanized sheet iron, number
17 gauge and thinner
Galvanic Batteries 25
Game 20
Gannister Free
Gas and Coal Oil, or Kerosene
Fixtures, or parts thereof 27J
Gas Coke Free
Gas Meters 86
Gas, for dentists and others 2
Gelatine 25
Gentian and Ginseng Root Free
German spirits of nitrous ether
(sweet nitre), $2. -25 imperial
gallon, and 30
German and Nickel Silver, manu
factures of, not plated
German and Nickel Silver, plated
n.e.s 30
German Silver, and Silver in
sheets Free
Giant powder, dualin, dynamite
and other explosives 4c. per Ib.
Gilling Twine, imported for the
use of the fisheries Free
Gilling Twines, linen thread 20
Gilt ware, of all kinds, except
jewellery 30
Gin. See Spirituous Liquors . . .
Ginger, Preserved 3
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57
$ c. ad val.
Glacier, window decorations
6c. per Ib. and 20
Glass, crystal and decorated
table-ware, made expressly for
mounting with silver plated
trimmings!, when imported by
manufacturers of plated ware. 20
Glass, ornamented, figured, and
enamelled colored glass; paint
ed and vitrified glass ; figured,
enamelled and obscured white
glass; and rough rolled plate
glass 25
Glass Stained Windows 30
Glass, Carboys and Demijohns,
empty or filled bottles and de
canters, flasks and phials . . 30
Glass, Flasks and Phials. Tele
graph and Lightning Rod In
sulators, Jars and Glass Balls,
and cut, pressed or moulded
tableware 30
Glass, Lamp, Gas and Electric
Light Shades, Lamps and Lamp
Chimneys, side lights and head
lights, Globes for Lanterns,
Lamps.Gas and Electric Lights,
n.e.s 30
Glass bulbs for electric lights ... 10
Glass, common and colorless
window glass ; and plain color
ed, stained, tinted or muffled
glass in sheets 20
Glass, imitation porcelain shades,
and colored glass shades, not
figured, painted, enamelled or
engraved 30
Glass and Emery Paper 20
Glass, Plate, not coloured, in
panes of not over 12 square
feet each, 4 cts. per square ft.,
and when bevelled, 2 cts. per
sq. ft. additional
Glass, German looking glass, un-
silvered 17J
Glass, Plate, not coloured, in
panes of over 12 and not over
30 sq ft. 6c. per sq. ft., when
bevelled, 2c. per sq. ft. add l . .
Glass, Plate, in panes over 30
under 70 sq. ft., Sc. per sq. ft,
when bevelled, 2c. per sq. ft.
additional
Glass, Plate, in panes over 70 sq.
ft. 9c. p. sq. ft., when bevelled
2c.per sq. ft. additional
Glass, Silvered 27J
Glass, silvered, bevelled 32 J
Glass, all other, and manufac
tures of, n.o.p., including bent
plate glass 20
Glazier s hacking and putty
knives 35
Gloves and Mitts, of all kinds.. 35
Glue, sheet, broken sheet and
ground 25
Glue, liquid 25
Glucose and Glucose Syrup, IJc.
per Ib
Glycerine 20
Goat Hair, unmanufactured.. ..Free
Gold Beaters moulds and skins Free
Gold Laces, Gold and SL ver
Cloth or Thread 30
Gold and Silver Bullion, in Bars,
Blocks or Ingots, and Bullion
Fringe Free
Gold and Silver Ware, plated,
n.e.s 30
Gold Medals 25
Gold and Silver leaf, and Dutch
or schlag metal leaf 25
Gold and Silver, manufactures
of, n.e.s 25
Gongs for doors, as bells 25
Gooseberry bushes 20
< c. ad val.
Grafting Stock. (See Seedling
Stock) Free
Grape Vines 20
Grain, of all kinds when dam
aged by water in transitu (on
appraised value) 20
Granite Ware, Enamelleo Iron
Ware 35
Grass, Manilla and Sea Grass. . .Free
Grass, manufactures of, n.e.s 20
Gravels Free
I Grease, rough, the refuse of ani
mal fat, when imported by the
manufacturers of soap for use
in their own factory only . . . .Free
Grease, Axle 25
; Grease, Foot, refuse of cotton
seed after oil is pressed out . . Free
Grease, other, n.e.s 20
Grindstones, not mounted, and
not less than twelve inches in
diameter SI. 75 per ton.
Grindstone Fixtures 27J
Guano, and other animal and
vegetable manures Free
Gums, Amber, Arabic, Australian,
Elemy, Copal, Damar, Kaurie,
Mastic, Sandarac, Senegal, and
Shellac ; and White Shellac in
gum or flake, for manufactur
ing purposes ; and Gum Tra-
gacanth, Gum Gedda and Gum
Barberry Free
Gum, British, Dextrine, Sizing
Cream arid Enamel Sizing... 10
Gum, sappato and chicle, crude.Free
Gum Opium, powdered
SI. 35 per Ib.
Gum Opium, prepared for smok
ing $5 per Ib
Gum, opium (drug), SI per Ib..
Gums, Assafoetida, Camphor and
others n.e.s 20
Gunpowder, Gun, Rifle, Sporting,
Cannon and Musket, Canister.
3c. per Ib.
Gunpowder, blasting and min
ing 2 cents per Ib.
Guns, Rifles and Muskets 20
Gut and Worm Gut, manufac
tured or unmanufactured, for
whip and other cord Free
Gutta Percha clothing or cloth
ing made waterproof with
Gutta Percha 35
Gutta Percha, crude Free
Gutta Percha, manf. of 25
Gypsum, crude (sulphate of lime)Free
Hair, cleaned or uncleaned, but
not curled or otherwise manu
factured Free
Hair, curled 20
Hair Cloth of all kinds 30
Hair Mattresses 30
Hair, Plasterers and manufac
tures of, n.e.s 20
Hair Oils, Pomatums and Pastes,
and all other perfumed prep
arations used for the hair,
mouth and skin 30
I Hair Pins 30
Hammers, Blacksmith Hammers. 35
Hammers, other, n.e.s 35
Hammocks and lawn tennis nets
and other like articles manu
factured of twine, n.e.s 30
Hams, salted, dried or smoked.
2 cts. per Ib.
Harness and saddlery of every
description, and parts of same 30
Hatchets, n.e.s 35
Hat Boxes 30
Hat Covers of rubber 25
Hats, caps and bonnets, n.e.s. ... 30
Hatters bands, bindings, tips and
$ c. ad val.
sides, linings, both tips and
sides, hat sweats, when im
ported by hat manufacturers
for use in their factories in the
manufacture of hats Free
Hatters plush, of silk or cotton,
and furs, not on the skin Free
Hay $2 per ton.
Heinlock, Bark Free
Hemp Paper, made on four-
cylinder machines and calen
dered to between .006 and .008
inch thickness, for manufac
ture of shot shells, primers for
the manufacture of shot shells
and cartridges and felt board,
sized and hydraulic pressed
and covered with paper or
uncovered for the manufac
ture of gun-wads, when such
articles are imported by the
manufacturers of shot shells,
cartridges, and gun-wads to
be used for these purposes
only in their own factories ;
provided always that the said
articles when imported shall
be entered only at such port
or ports as may be named by
the Controller of Customs and
at no other place Free
Hemp undressed Free
Hemp, manufactures of, n.e.s. . . 2*
Hickory Spokes, rough turned,
not tenoned, mitred, throat
ed, faced, sized, cut to length,
round tenoned or polished ..Free
Hides, raw whether dried, salted
or pickled Free
Hob Nails 30
Hoes 35
Holly 20
Hominy, in bbls., 40 cts. per bbl.
Honey, in the comb or other
wise, andadulterationsand imi
tations thereof . . 3 cts. per Ib.
Hoofs, horns and horn tips .... Free
Hoop Skirts & similar goods, n.e.s. 32J
Hops, 6 cents per Ib
Hop extract and hop roots 20
Horns, in the rough Free
Horn Strips Free
Horse Clothing, shaped, n.o.p.,
5c. per Ib. and 30
Horse clothing of jute, shaped or
otherwise manufactured 3t
Horses, n e.s 20
Hosiery, of Silk 35
House Furnishing Hardware,
rated according to material.
Hubs, rough hewn or sawn only,Free
Hymn Books Free
Hydrants, Valves and Watergates
(iron) 27J
Ice Free
Ice Boxes 3
Illuminating Oils, composed
wholly or in part of the pro
ducts of petroleum, coal, shale
or lignite, costing more than
30c. per gal 25
Incense 20
Indian Corn of the varieties
known as " Southern White
Dent Corn," or horse tooth
ensilage corn, and " Western
Yellow Dent Corn," or horse
tooth ensilage corn, when im
ported to be sown for soiling
and ensilage only Free
Indian Corn, 7.\ cents per bush..
Indian Corn Meal, ICc per bbl.
IndianCorn and Corn Meal, when
damaged by water in transitu
on appraised value 20
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1897
<$ c. ad vol.
India Rubber Boots and Shoes
with tops or uppers of cloth or
of material other than rubber. 30
India Rubber Boots and Shoes
and other manufactures of
India Rubber, n.e.s 26
India Rubber Clothing, or cloth
ing made waterproof with
India Rubber, n.e.s 35
India Rubber Hose, Belting,
Packing, Mats and Matting,
and Cotton, and Linen Hose,
lined with rubber 32i
India Rubber, unmanufactured. Free
India Rubber, Crude and Hard
Rubber in sheets, but not fur
ther manufactured, and re
covered Rubber and Rubber
substitute Free
Indigo Free
Indigo Auxiliary or Zinc Dust . . Free
Indigo Paste and Extract of Free
Infants Food, all kinds 30
Ink, for writing 20
Ink, for printing 20
Inkstands, n.e.s 30
Insect Powder, n.e.s 20
Iodine, crude Free
Iodine, resublimed 20
Iris, Orris Root Free
Isinglass 25
Iron Sand or Globules and Dry
Putty, for polishing granite ... 20
Iron Borings Free
Iron Liquor, solution of acetate
of iron for dyeing and calico
printing Free !
Iron, < >xide of, dry 25
IRON & STEEL & MANUFAC. OP:
Adzes 35 i
Anchors Free
Angles, rolled iron or steel
Angles, Channels, Structural
Shapes and Special Sections,
weighing less than 35 Ibs. per
lineal yd.. 35%, but not less
than 10 per ton.
Angles, rolled iron or steel an
gles, channels and special
sections, weighing not less
than 35 Ibs. per lineal yard,
and rolled iron or steel
beams, joists, girders, column
sections, trough sections, and
other building or bridge
.structural sections, weighing
not less than 25 Ibs. per
lineal yard, and rolled iron
or steel bridge plate not less
than | of an inch thick, nor
less than 15 inches wide, and
flat eye bar blanks, not
punched or drilled 12
Angles for iron or composite
ships or vessels Free
Axes, chopping axes 35
Axes of all kinds, Adzes,
Hatchets, andHammers, nes 35
Axles, springs and parts there
of, axle bars and axle blanks
of iron or steel for railway or
tramway vehicles, 820 per
ton, but not less than 35
Axles, springs and parts there
of, axle bars and axle blanks
of iron or steel, not else
where specified, Ic. per Ib.
and 20
Balances 30
Bars, Crowbars 30
Bar Iron, rolled or hammered,
comp. rounds, squares, and
bars and shapes of rolled
iron or steel, not more than
four inches in diameter, and
flats not thinner than No. 16
<P c. ad val.
gauge, whether in coils,
bundles, rods or bars, n.e.s.,
$10 per ton
Barbed Wire Fencing of iron
or steel } cent per Ib.
Steel rails, weighing not less
than 45 Ibs. per lineal yard,
for use in railway tracks ;
but this item shall not ex
tend to rails for use in the
tracks of railways used or
intended for private pur
poses only, nor shall it ex
tend to rails which are not
used or intended to be used
in connection with the busi
ness of common carrying
of either goods or passengers
nor shall this item extend to
rails for use in the tracks of
street railways or tramways. Free
Iron or steel railway bars or
rails of any form, punched
or not punched, n.e.s., for
railways, which term for the
purposes of this item shall
include all kinds of railways,
street railways and tram
ways, even although the
same are used for private
purposes only, and even al
though they are not used or
intended to be used in con
nection with the business of
common carrying of goods
or passengers 30
Boiler tubes of wrought iron or
steel, including corrugated
tubes or flues for marine
boilers 7J
Bowls for Cream Separators,
steel Free
Bolts with or without threads
or nuts, and bolt blanks, Ic.
per Ib. and 20
Bridges, iron and structural
iron works, 30 per cent., but
not less than Ic. per Ib.
Bridge Plate not less than fths
of an inch thick, nor less
than 15 inches wide 12J
Canada plates 5
Cast Iron Vessels, Plates,
Stove Plates and Irons, Sad
Irons, Hatters Irons, Tailors
Irons 27J
Castings, other, n. e. s., iron. . 25
Chain Traces, iron 30
Chains, iron or steel, f s of an
inch in diameter 5
Chains, other, n.e.s 27
Clock Springs 25
Clock Springs and Corset Steels
to be flat wire of steel of
No. 16 gauge or thinner,
to be used in the manufac
ture of dressed stays, crino
line and corset wire ; steel
of No. 20 gauge and thinner,
but not thinner than No. 30
gauge, to be used in the
manufacture of corset steels,
clock springs & shoe shanks,
when imported hy the manu
facturers of such articles for
use in their factories Free
Crowbars 30
Orucible cast steel wire Free
Crucible Sheet Steel, 11 to 16
gauge, 2J to 18 in. wide,
when imported by manufac
turers of mower and reaper
knives for the manufacture
of such knives in their own
factories Free
Wrought Scrap Iron and Scrap
$ c. ad val.
Steel, being waste or refuse
wrought iron or steel, fit only
to be re-manufactured, the
same having been in actual
use, not to include cuttings
or clippings which can be
used as iron or steel without
re-manufacture, and steel
bloom ends and crop ends of
steel rails, 3 per ton ; and
on and after the first day of
January, 1895, #4 per ton.
Iron or Steel, being pieces,
punchings, or clippings of
boiler plate or other plates,
sheets or bars of iron or
steel, whether the same have
had the ragged or cropped
ends or edges sheared off or
not, and crops from iron or
steel rails having both ends
sawn or sheared off, the same
not having been in actual
use and being fit for re-
rolling or re-manufacture
only, 4 per ton.
Engines, Locomotive 35
Engines, Steam Engines, boil
ers and machinery , composed
wholly or in part of iron or
steel, n.e.s 27J
Fencing, Buckthorn and Strip,
iron or steel, i cent per Ib.
Ferro Manganese, Ferro Sili
con, Speigel 5
Files and Rasps 30
Files, Steel, for the manufac
ture of, when imported by
file manufacturers for use
in their factories Free
Fishplates, Railw y Fish Plates
and Tie Plates, $10 per ton.
Forgings of iron and steel, of
whatever shape, or in what
ever stage of manufacture,
n.e.s., 35 per cent., but not
less than 15 per ton.
Forks, table, cast iron, not
handled nor ground or other
wise further manufactured. . 10
Furniture of any material .... 30
Garden Rakes, Hay Knives,
Scythes, Lawn Mowers,
Rakes, n.e.s., pronged Forks
of all kinds and hoes 35
Hinges, T and strap, and Hinge
Blank, Ic. per Ib. and 20
Hollowware, of cast or wrought
iron, n. e. s 27J
Hollowware, enamelled 35
Horse Shots, and horse shoe
nails 30
Hoop Iron, not exceeding three
eighths of an inch in width
and being No. 25 gauge or
thinner, used for the manu
facture of tubular rivets. . Free
Iron or Steel Sheets, Hoops,
Bands and Strips, n.e.s.,
other iron or steel of all
widths sheet iron, common
or black, smoothed, polished,
coated or galvanized, and
Canada plates, No. 17 gauge
and thinner 5
Iron or Steel Hoops, Bands and
Strips S inches and less in
width, No. 18 gauge and
thicker $10 per ton.
Iron or Steel Plates or Sheets,
sheared or unsheared, and
skelp iron or steel, sheared
or rolled in grooves, and iron
or steel of all widths thicker
than No. 17 gauge, n.e.s.,
10 per ton.
1897]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
59
$ c. ad val.
Iron or Steel Ingots, Cogged
Ingots, Blooms and Slabs,
billets and puddled bars,
loops or other forms less
finished than iron or steel
bars, but more advanced
than pig iron, except cast
ings 5 per ton.
Iron or Steel Beams, Sheet s,
Plates, Angles and Knees,
for iron or composite ships
or vessels Free
Iron Masts for ships, or parts of Free
Wrought Iron or Steel Nuts
and Washers, iron or steel
rivets, bolts with or without
threads, nut and bolt
blanks, less than f of an
inch in diameter, Ic. per
Ib. and 25
Wrought Iron or Steel Nuts
and Washers, iron or steel
rivets, bolts with or without
threads, nut and bolt and
hinge blanks, n. e. s., and T
and strap hinges, Ic.p.lb. and 20
Iron, all articles rated as iron
or manufacture of iron shall
be chargeable with the same
rate of duty, if made of steel,
or of steel and iron com
bined, unless otherwise pro
vided for.
Knife Blades or Knife Blanks
in the rough, for use by
electro-platers 10
Knives, Reapers and Mowers
Knives 20
Locks 32J
Locomotive and Car Wheel
Tires of Steel, in the rough . Free
Manufactured articles of iron,
brass or steel which at the
time of their importation
are of a class or kind not
manufactured in Canada,
imported for use in the con
struction or equipment of
ships or vessels Free
Manufactures, Articles, or
Wares not specially enumer
ated or provided for, com
posed wholly or in part of
iron or steel, and whether
partly or wholly manufact d. 27J
Mattocks 35
Nails and Spikes, wrought and
pressed, galvanized or not,
Horseshoe Nails, and all
other Wrought Iron or Steel
Nails, n. e. s., and Horse,
Mule or Ox Shoes 30
Nails, cut Nails and Spikes of
iron or steel, including rail
road spikes fc. per Ib.
Nail Rods, Swedish rolled
iron, under i in. in diameter,
for the manufacture of horse
shoe nails and Swedish
rolled iron, rods, under in.
in diameter and of not less
than l|c. per Ih. value 15
Nails, composition, spikes and
sheathing nails 15
Name Plates, enamelled 35
Needles, steel, viz., Cylinder
Needles. Hand Frame Need
les and Latch Needles 30
Needles, steel, n.o.p 30
Other Steel, ri.e.s 27J
Picks, mattocks, grub-hoes,
adzes, hatchets, and eyes or
poles for same, and tools of
all descriptions, n.e.s 35
Pig: Iron, Iron Kentledge and
Scrap Iron 4 per ton.
ty c. ad val.
Pipes, cast iron, $10 per ton.
but not less than 35
Planing Mills and parts of in
any stage of manufacture. . . 30
Plates, Scraper Plates 27J
Plates engraved on steel 20
Plates, Steel Plates, less than
30 inches wide and not less
than J of an inch thick 12J
Plates, cast-iron plates, and
stove plates, and irons, sad
irons, hatters irons and
tailors irons 27J
Plate, Canada Plate 5
Plates, Saw Plates, cut to shape
onl3 ,not otherwise man f d..Free
Plough Plate, mould boards,
and land sides, and other
plates for agricultural im
plements, when cut to shape
from rolled plates of steel,
but not moulded, punched,
polished or otherwise manu
factured and being of a
greater value than 4c. a Ib . . 5
Portable Steam Engines,
Threshers, Separators, Horse
Power, Portable Saw Mills
and Planing Mills, and parts
of 30
Puddled Bars, 5 per ton
Pumps of all kinds and wind
mills 30
Railway Bars and Rails, iron
or steel, for railwaj s and
tramway?. (See Steel Rails. )
Rivets, iron or steel, Bolts
with or without threads, or
nut or bolt blanks. (See
wrought iron or steel nuts,
etc.)
Rods, of steel, rolled, under
half an inch in diameter, or
under half inch square, im
ported by knob or lock
manufacturers, or cutlers,
for use exclusively in such
manufacture in their own
factories Free
Rolled iron tubes, not welded,
under li inch in diameter.
Angle Iron, 9 and 10 gauge,
not over 1J inch wide, Iron
Tubing, lacquered or brass
covered, not over 1 inch
diameter, all of which are to
be cut to lengths for the
manufacture of bedsteads,
and to be used for no other
purpose ; when imported for
the manufacturers of iron
bedsteads, to be used for
these purposes only, in their
own factories, until such
time as any of the said
articles are manufactured in
Canada Free
Rope, Raw Hide, as Belting,
being so used 20
Safes, doors for safes and
vaults, scales, balances and
weighing beams of iron or
steel 30
Saws of all kinds . . 32J
Scrap iron and scrap steel, old,
and only fit to be remanufac-
tured, being part of or re
covered from any vessel
wrecked in water subject to
the jurisdiction of Canada.. Free
Screws, commonly called Wood
Screws.
2 inches or over in length, 3
cents per i b
1 inch and less than two
inches in length, 6c. per Ib.
$ c. ad val.
Less than 1 inch, 8c. per Ib. ,
provided that the duty shall
not be less than 35 per cent.
Screws, iron, steel, brass, or
other metals, n.e.s 30
Scythes 35
Sheet Iron, common or black,
No. 17 gauge and thinner. . . 5
Sheet Iron Signs, not framed. 25
Sheet Iron. (See iron or steel
sheets, etc.)
Sheet Iron, for iron or compo
site ships Free
Sheets, Crucible Sheets, steel,
11 to 16 gauge,2J to 18 inches
wide, imported by manufac
turers of mower and reaper
knives for manufacture of
such knives in their own fac
tories Free
Shoes, horse, mule and ox
shoes 30
Shovels and spades, shovel and
spade blanks, and iron or
steel cut to shape for same,
50c. per doz. and 25
Skates, 10 cents per pair and. . 30
Skates, steel for, valued at 2i
cents per Ib. and over Free
Sledges 30
Steels, table and butchers
steels 35
Steel of No. 12 gauge and thin
ner, but notthinnerthan No.
30 gauge, imported by manu
facturers of buckle clasps
and ice-creepers, to be used
in the manufacture of such
articles only in their own
factories Free
Steel for the manufacture of
Hammers, Augers, and Au
ger Bits, when imported by
the Manufacturers of such
articles for use in their own
factories only Free
Steel, Nos. 24 and 17 gauge, in
sheets 63 inches long and
from 18 inches to 32 inches
wide for the manufacture of
Tubular Bow Sockets, when
imported by the Manufac
turers for their own factories
only Free
Steel, manufactures of. orparts
of iron and parts steel, n.e.s. 27i
Stoves 27i
Stove Plates 27*
Swords 27J
Wedges 30
Iron and manufactures of, or
part iron or part steel, n.e.s. .. 27 J
Strips specially imported for
the manufacture of buck
thorn and plain strip fencing
for use in their factories. . . .Free
Tacks, cut, brads or sprigs, not
exceeding 16 ounces to the
thousand, U cts. per 1,000.
Tacks, shoe, f to 4 oz. to the
thousand, Ic. per thousand.
Tacks, cut, brads or sprigs, ex
ceeding 16 ounces to the
thousand, H- cents per Ib. . .
Track tools, wedges, crowbars
and sledges 30
Traps 27J
Tubing, wrought iron, over 2
inches diameter 15
Tubing, of lap-welded iron,
threaded and coupled or not,
one and one-quarter to two
inches inclusive in diameter,
for use exclusively in artesian
wells, petroleum pipe lines
and petroleum refineries 20
60
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1897
$1 c ad val.
Tubes not welded nor more
than 1J inch in diameter of
rolled steel 15
Tubes or pipes, other wrought
iron or steel, ,^ of one cent
and 30
Washers, n.e.s., Ic Ib. and. . . 20
Provided that on all iron and
steel bars, rods, strips, or
steel sheets of whatever
shape, and on all iron or
steel bars of irregular shape
or section, cold rolled, cold
hammered or polished in any
way, in addition to the
rdinary process of hot roll
ing or hammering, there
shall be paid one-sixth of one
cent per pound in addition
to the rate imposed on the
said materials
And provided, further, that all
articles rated as iron or
manufactures of iron shall
be chargeable with the same
rate of duty if made of steel,
or of steel and iron combin
ed, unless otherwise special
ly provided for.
Ivory Knives and Folders and
fancy manufactures 35
Ivory and Ivory Nuts, unmanu
factured and" Veneers, sawn
only Free
Ivory Veneer, other 20
Ivory, manufactures of, n.e.s 20
Ivory Vaccine Points Free
Jack Screws of every descrip
tion, n.e.s 35
Jalap Root Free
Jams, Jellies, and Preserves,
3J cts. per Ib
Japanned and Stamped Tinware,
&c 25
Jerseys, ladies , 5 cts. per Ib.
and 30
Jewellery and manufactures of
gold and silver 25
Jews Harps 35
Junk, old Free
Jute and Jute Butts Free
Jute, carpeting or matting&mats 25
Jute Cloth, as taken from the
loom, neither pressed, mangl
ed, calendered, nor in any way
finished Free
Jute, coloured fabrics, part cot
ton yarns or other material.. 30
Jute, manufactures of, n.e.s. ... 20
Jute Yarn, flax or hemp, plain,
dyed or colored, when im
ported by manufacturers of
carpets, rugs, mats, jute web
bing or cloth, and twines, for
use in their own factories Free
Kainite, or German potash
salts for fertilizers Free
Kelp Free
Kerosene and Coal Oil fixtures
or parts thereof 27J
Knives, oyster knives 35
Knitting Machines 27j
Knitting Needles and Machine
Needles and needles of all
kinds 30
Kryolite or Cryolite Free
Labels, for fruit, vegetables,
meat, fish, confectionery, and
other goods, also tickets,
posters, "advertising bills and
folders, whether lithographed
or printed, 15 cts. per Ib. and . 25
<$ c. ad val.
liac-Dye, crude, seed, button,
stick and shell Free
.aces, boot, shoe and stay 30
^aces, braids, fringes, embroi
deries, cords, tassels, and
bracelets elastic round or flat,
including garter elastic, braids,
chains, or cords of hair ; lace
collars and all similar goods,
lace nets and nettings of
cotton, silk, linen or other
materials, table cloths and cur
tains, when made up trimmed
or untrimmed, and belts of all
kinds 30
Lamb and Sheep Skins, tanned
dressed, waxed or glazed 17J
Lamp Reflectors 30
LampShades, made of paper. .. 35
Lamp Wicks 25
Lamp Springs 10
Lamp Black and Ivory Black. . . Free
Lap Robes, rubber 35
Lard and Lard compound, and
similar substances, cottolene
and animal stearine of all
kinds, n.e.s. 2c. per Ib
Lard Oil 20
Lastings, mohair cloth, or other
manufactures of cloth when
imported by manufacturers of
buttons for use in their own
factories and woven or made in
patterns of such size, shape or
form, or cut in such manner as
to be fit for covering buttons
exclusively Free
Lava, unmanufactured Free
Lava, manufactures of, fancy. ... 35
Lead, bars, blocks and sheets,
60 cts. per 100 Ibs
Lead, old scrap and pig, 40 cts.
per 100 Ibs
Lead pipe and shot, ^ of a cent
per Ib. , and 25
Lead, Nitrate and Acetate of,
not ground Free
Lead Pencils of all kinds, in wood
or otherwise 25
Lead, manufactures of, n.e.s. ... 30
Leather, upper, including don-
gola, cordovan, kid, lamb,
sheep, kangaroo, alligator,
chamois, and calf dressed,
waxed or glazed 171
Leather and skins, n.o. p., tanned,
belting leather, and sole leather 15
Leather Belting or other material
n.e.s 20
Leather Board and Leatheroid
and boot and shoe counters
made therefrom 20
Leathers, Glove, when imported
by glove manufacturers for
use in their factories in the
manufacture of gloves, viz.,
lamb, kid, buck, deer, ante
lope and water-hog, tanned
or dressed, coloured or un-
coloured l n
Leather, Morocco Skins, tanned,
but not further manufact d ... 15
Leather, Patent, Japanned or
enamelled, and Morocco leather 22 J
Leather, Sole, tanned, but rough
or undressed 10
Leeches Free
Lentils, Fresh 25
Lime Juice and Fruit Juices
containing not more than
twenty-five per cent, of proof
spirits, 60c. per gal. ; when
more than 25 per cent., $2
per gal
Lime Juice and other fruit juices,
n.o.p.
20
$c. ad. val.
Lime Juice, Crude only Free
Lime 20
Lime, Chloride of Free
Linen, damask 25
Linen Canvas, when to be used
for boats and ships sails 5
Liquorice Paste 20
Liquorice Root, not ground Free
Liquorice, stick or roll 20
Litharge Free
Lithographic Presses 10
Lithographic Stones, not en
graved 20
Litmus and all Lichens, prepared
and not prepared Free
Lobsters, preserved 25
Lobsters, alive 20
Locks, other, n.e.s 32J
Locomotives and Railway Pas
senger, Baggage and Freight
Cars, being the property of
railway companies in the U. S.
running upon any line of road
crossing the frontier so long as
Canadian locomotives and cars
are admitted free under similar
circumstances into the U.S.,
under regulations to be pre
scribed by the Controller of
Customs Free
Locust Beans and Locust Bean
Meal Free
Logwood, Fustic, Oak and Oak
Bark, extracts of Free
Logwood, compound extract of . . 20
Logs and r d unman, tim r, n.e.s.Free
Mace and Nutmegs 25
Maocaroni and Vermicelli 25
Machines, Dating 27
Machinery, n.e.s 27
Machinery, Mining and Smelting,
imported prior to the 16th day
of May, 1896, which is at the
time of its importation of a
class or kind not manufactured
in Canada Free
Madder and Munjeet. or Indian
Madder, ground and prepared,
and all extracts of Free
Magic Lanterns and slides there
for, philosophical, photo
graphic, mathematical and
optical instruments, n.e.s 25
Magnesia 20
Magnesia Fluid 50
Malt, upon entry for Warehouse,
subject to Excise Regulations,
15 cents per bush
Malt, extract of, (non-alcoholic)
for medical purposes, n.e.s 25
Manganese, Oxide of Free
Mangles 27fc
Manilla Hoods 20
Mantels, Slate 30
Manures, Guano, and other man
ures Free
Manuscripts & Insurance Maps.. Free
Maps, Charts, for the use of
schools for the blind, and
Globes, Geographical, Topo
graphical, and Astronomical,
n.e.s Free
Marble Blocks from the quarry,
in the rough Free
Maple Sugar 20
Marble Blocks and Slabs, sawn
on more than two sides 20
Marble Slabs, sawn on not more
than two sides 10
Marble, finished, and all manufs.
of, n. e.s 30
Matches, wax or wood 25
Mattresses, hair, spring and other 30
Matting, Cocoa 25
Meats, fresh, n.e.s., 3 cts. per Ib.
1897]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
61
$ c. ad ml.
Meats, canned, and canned poul
try and game and soups 25
Meats, extract of fluid beef not
medicated 25
Meats, n.e.s., 2c. per lb., when
in barrel the barrel to be free.
Meat Staffers 27J
Meats, Poultry and Game, n.o.p. 20
Meats, Mutton and Lamb, fresh. 35
Medals, gold or silver 25
Medals, German or nickel silver. 25
Medals, brass, bronze, or plated . 30
Medicines, Patent, Proprietary,
viz: all tinctures, pills,
powders, troches or lozenges,
syrups, cordials, bitters, ano
dynes, tonics, plasters, lini
ments, salves, ointments,paste,
drops, waters, essences, oils,
and all medicinal, chemical
and pharmaceutical prepara
tions, when compounded of
more than one substance,
n.o.p., all liquids, 50 per cent.;
provided that this item shall
not be held to include drugs
and preparations recognized
by the British and the United
States Pharmacopoeia and
French Codex as officinal.
Medicines, Patent, all other, n.e.s. 25
All medicinal preparations,
whether chemical or other
wise, usually imported with
the name of the manfr., shall
have the true name of such
manfr., and the place where
they are prepared, perman
ently and legibly affixed
to each parcel, by stamp,
label, or otherwise, and all
medicinal preparations imp.
without such names so
affixed shall be forfeited.
Meerschaum, crude or raw Free
Menageries, horses, cattle, carri
ages and harnesses of, under
regulations prescribed by the
Controller of Customs Free
Mercury or quicksilver Free
Metal Composition, n.e.s 20
Metal, yellow metal in bars,
bolts, and for sheathing Free
Mica 20
Microscopes 25
Milk food and other similar pre
parations SO
Milk condensed, 3Je. per lb. ;
Coffee condensed with Milk. . . 30
Mill board, not straw board. .... 10
Mineral Waters, natural, not in
bottles Free
Mineral Waters, n.e.s 20
Mineral and Bituminous sub
stances, n.e.s 20
Mineralogy Specimens Free
Models (original) of Inventions
and other Improvements in the
Arts; but no article or articles
shall be deemed a model which
can be fitted for use Free
Molasses, produced in the pro
cess of the manufacture of
cane sugar from the juice of
the cane, when imported in
the original packages from
the district where produced
in the country where the cane
was grown, and which has not
been subjected to any process
of treating or mixture after
leaving the country from
which originally shipped.
(a) Testing by polariscope,
forty degrees or over, a
specific duty of 1| c. p. gal.
$ c. ad val.
(b) When testing less than
40 degrees, and not less
than 35 degrees, a specific
duty of 1J cts. per gallon,
and in addition thereto 1
cent, per gallon for each
degree or fraction of a de
gree less than forty degr es
The packages (when of wood)
in which imported to be in
all cases exempt from duty.
Molasses, gates 27J
Molasses and Syrups of all kinds,
n.o.p., the product of the
sugar cane or beet root, n.e.s.,
and all imitations thereof or
substitutes therefor, fc. per
pound.
Moss, Iceland and other Mosses,
and seaweed and seagrass,
crude or in their natural state
or cleaned only Free
Moss, other, n.e.s 20
Mouldings, of wood, plain 20
Mouldings of wood, gilded or
otherwise further manuf. than
plain 25
Mowing Machines, self-binding
harvesters, harvesters without
binders, binding attachments,
reapers, sulky and walking
ploughs, harrows, cultivators,
seed drills and horse rakes.. . 20
Muslin, plant bed muslin, white
cotton 25
Music, printed, bound or in
sheets, lOc per lb
Musical Instruments, n.o.p 25
Musk, in pods or in grains Free
Mustard Cake 15
Mustard, ground 25
Mustard, French mustard, liquid,
as sauce 35
Naptha, wood naptha or wood
alcohol, 2.25 per imp. gal
Naptha, n.e.s., 6c. per imp. gal.
Needles, Knitting 30
Needles, Steel, all other 30
Newspapers or supplemental edi
tions or parts thereof, partly
printed and intended to be
completed and published in
Canada 25
Newspapers and quarterly,
monthly and semi-monthly
Magazines, and weekly literary
papers, unbound Free
Newspapers and Magazines, if
bound 6c. per lb.
Nickel Free
Nickel Anodes 10
Nickel and German Silver, manf.
of, not plated 25
if plated 30
Nitrate of Soda or Cubic Nitre . . Free
Nitrite of Soda Free
Nitrate of Lead, not ground . . . .Free
Nitre-Glycerine 4c. per lb.
Noils, being the short wool
which falls from the combs in
worsted factories Free
Numbering Machines, not to be
classed with ptg. presses,to pay 27J
Nuts, shelled, n.e.s. . ,5c. per lb.
Nuts, Almonds, Walnuts, Brazil
Nuts, Pecans and shelled Pea
nuts, n.e.s 3c. per lb.
Nuts, Cocoa $1 per 100
Nuts, Cocoa, when imported
direct 50c. per 100
Nuts, all kinds, n.o.p.,2cper lb.
Nutgalls Free
Oakum Free
Oak Bark Free
$ c. ad val.
Oats, 10 cts. per bush
Oat Flour 20
Oatmeal 20
Oil, Aniline, crude Free
Oil, Coal, Illuminating Oils com
posed wholly or in part of the
products of petroleum, coal,
shale or lignite costing more
than 30c. per. gal 25
Oil, Coal and Kerosene, distilled,
purified or refined, Naptha,
Petroleum and products of,
n.e.s., cts. per Imp. gal. ...
Oils, Petroleum, Crude, fuel and
gas oils (other than Naptha,
Benzine or Gasoline, when
imported by manufacturers
other than refiners) for use in
their factories for fuel pur
poses, or for the manufacture
of gas, 3c. per gallon
Oil, Carbolic, or heavy oil Free
Oil, Castor 20
Oil, Cod Liver 20
Oils, Cocoanut and Palm, in their
natural state Free
Oil, Colza 20
Oil, Flax Seed or Linseed, raw or
boiled 20
Oil, Hair, perfumed 30
Oil, Lard Oil 20
Oils, Lubricating, composed
wholly or in part of petroleum,
costing less than 25c. imp. gal.,
6c. imp. gal
Oils, Lubricating, all other 25
Oils, Neatsfoot 20
Oil, Olive, for manf g purposes. Free
Oil, Olive, prepared for Salad
purposes 30
Oil, Sesame seed 20
Oil, Tallow 20
Oil, all other, n.e.s 20
Oil Cake and Meal, Cotton Seed
Cake and Meal, Palm Nut Cake
and Meal Free
Oil Cloths and silk India rub
bered, flocked or coated with
rubber, n.o.p 27J
Oil Cloth, table and shelf, en
amelled floor, cork matting or
carpet, and linoleum 30 per
cent., but not less than 4c. per
square yard
Oiled paper 35
Oleo-Stearine and Degras when
imported by manufacturers of
leather for use in the manu
facture of leather in their
factories Free
Opium (crude), $1 per lb. the out
ward ball or covering to be
free of duty
Opium, prepared for smoking,
$5 per lb
Opium, powdered, 81.35 per lb.
Optical Instruments, n.e.s 25
Oranges, Lemons, and Limes in
boxes of capacity not exceed
ing 2| cb. ft., 25 cts. per box . .
In half boxes, capacity 1J cb.
ft. , 13 cts. per box
Incases and all other packages
10 cts. per cb. ft. capacity ....
In bulk, SI. 50 per thousand. . .
In barrels not exceeding in
capacity that of the 196 Ibs.
flour barrel, 55 cts. per bbl. . . .
Ores of metals, of all kinds .. ..Free
Organs, Cabinet 30
Organs, sets or parts of sets of
reeds for Cabinet Organ 25
Organs, Pipe Organs 26
Ornaments of alabaster, spar,
amber and terra cotta, or com
position 35
62
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1897
$ c. ad val.
Osiers Free
Osiers and Willow Furniture .... 30
Ottar of Roses, and Oil of Roses. Free
Oxide of Copper, Black and Pla
tinum, for use in the manufac
ture of Chlorate Free
Pails, tubs, churns, brooms,
washboards, pounders and
rolling pins 20
Paints and Colors, ultra marine
blue, dry or in pulp, metallic
colors, viz : oxides of cobalt,
copper and tin, n.e.s Free
Ochres, Ochrey earths, raw-
siennas and colors dry,
n.e.s 20
Oxides, dry fillers, fire-proofs,
umbers, and burnt siennas,
n.e.s 25
Fire-proof Paint, dry 25
Paints and colors, rough stuff
and fillers, n.e.s 25
Ground in spirits and all
spirit varnishes and lac
quers &1.12J per. gal.
Paris Green, dry. ." 10
Dry White and Red Lead,
Orange mineral and Zinc
white 5
White Lead in Pulp, not
mixed with oil 25
Painters metal graining combs.. 35
Painters pallet knives 35
Paintings in Oil or Water Colors,
by artists of well-known merit,
or copies of Old Masters by
such artists Free
Paintings in Oil or Water Colors,
production of Canadian artists. Free
Paintings, prints, engravings,
drawings and building- plans,
photographs and pictures,
n.e.s 20
Palm Leaf, unmanufactured Free
Palm Leaf, when manuf., n.e.s. 20
Paper Weights, glass 30
Paper Cutters & Printing Presses 10
Paper Bags, plain, n. e. s 25
Paper Boxes, with chronics, but
without any printed matter, 6
cts. per Ib. and 20
Paper Boxes, labelled, empty, 15c
per Ib. and . 25
Paper, drawing, mounted, ena
melled or Parchment 35
Paper Hangings, all other, and
borders, per roll of 8 yds and
under, and proportionately for
greater lengths, He, per rolland 25
Paper, Wall, not including
borders, printed on plain
ungrounded paper, and
colored with any material
except bronze, gilt or flitter 35
Paper files, clips 30
Paper Mache, manufactures of . . 35
Paper of all kinds, n.e.s -25
Paper kites, as toys 35
Paper, ruled, oiled or waxed 35
Paper, Tarred 25
Paper, Union Collar Cloth, in rolls
orsheets,notglossed or finished 15
Paper, Union Cloth, in rolls or
sheets, glossed or finished .... 20
Paper, filter paper, in sheets 25
Paper, fly paper 35
Paper Letters, gummed, plain,
or colored, in bulk 35
Paper Letters, gummed, put up
in envelopes, with printed des-
criptionsfor special advertising
purposes, signs or labels, 15 c.
per Ib. and 25
Paper Sacks or bags of all kinds,
printed or not 25
$ c. ad val.
Paper waste or clippings Free
Paper, pressed, in sheets 35
Paper, Glazed, Plated, Marbled,
Enamelled Paper, and Card
Board, similarly finished, n.e.s. 35
Paper, manufactures of, includ
ing ruled and bordered papers,
papeteries, boxed papers and
envelopes and Blank Books . . 35
Parasols. (See Umbrellas.)
Passover Bread for free distribu
tion among the Hebrew com
munity in connection with
their religious rites Free
Patterns of brass ao
Patterns of iron 27 J
Paving blocks, made from slag of
blast furnace 20
Peaches, n.o.p., the weight of
the packageto be included in
the weight for duty . .lc. p. Ib.
Peach Trees 3c. each.
Pears, green fruit 20
Pear Trees of all kinds . . 3c. each.
Peas, lOc per bush
Pearl, mother of, not manu
factured Free
Pearl card eases 35
Pearl Collar Buttons or Studs as
jewellery 25
Pearl, manufactures of, fancy .. 35
Pelts, raw Free
Pencils, Lead, wood or otherwise 25
Pencils, slate 25
Penholders, wood 25
Pens, steel, 27i p.c.; gold 20
Pen racks, iron 27j
Perfumery, including toilet prep
arations (non-alcoholic), viz :
Hair oils, tooth and other
powders and washes, poma
tums, pastes and all other per
fumed preparations used for
the hair, mouth and skin.... 30
Perfumed Spirits in bottles or
flasks not weighing more than
4 ounces 50
Perfumed Spirits in bottles, flasks
or other packages, weighing
more than 4 oz., 2.25 per i.g.& 40
Persis orext. Archill and Cudb r.Free
Petroleum, crude, fuel and gas
oils (other than Naptha, Ben
zine or Gasoline), when im
ported by manufacturers
(other than refiners), for use
in their factories for fuel
purposes, or for the manu
facture of gas, 3c. per gal.
Petroleum. (See Oils)
Pheasants for improvm t of stock. Free
Pheasants, other 20
Philosophical Instruments and
Apparatus, not manufactured
in the Dominion, and when im
ported by or for the use of
universities, colleges and
schools, and scientific societies Free
Philosophical, Photographic,
Optical and Mathematical In
struments and Apparatus,
n.e.s 25
hosphorus Free
" hosphor Bronze in blocks, bars,
sheet and wire 10
hotograph Albums 35
Albums, insides of paper Free
hotographers albumenized
paper 30
J hotographic Dry Plates 30
iano covers, rubber and cotton 27i
Piano Stools 30"
Pianofortes 35
Pianofortes, parts of 25
Pickers, raw hide, for cotton
looms 20 |
$ c. ad val
Pickles, Sauces and Catsups,
including Soy 35
Pictorial illustrations of insects,
&c., when imported by and for
the use of colleges and schools,
scientific and literary socie
ties Free
Picture & Photographic Frames,
of any material 30
Picture Nails 32^
Pictures, framed 30
Pillows and Bolsters 30
Pins, manufactured from wire of
any metal 30
Pipe Clay, unmanufactured Free
Pitch, Burgundy Free
Pitch (pine) in packages of not
less than 15 gal Free
Pitch (pine) other 20
Pitch coal, for roofing Free
Pitch, bone, Crude only Free
Plaits, straw, Tuscan, grass, chip,
manilla, cotton and mohair. . Free
Planing Mills and parts of, in any
stage of manufacture ". 30
Plants, viz : Fruit, shade, lawn
and ornamental trees, shrubs
and plants, n.e.s 20
Plaster of Paris or Gypsum,
ground not calcined 1&
Plaster of Paris, calcined or
manufactured, 40c. per barrel
of 300 Ibs
Plasters, medicated, all kinds. . . 25
Plated Ware and Gilt Ware, of all
kinds, whether plated wholly
or in part 30
Platinum and Black Oxide of
Copper for the manufacture
of Chlorate Free
Plates, engraved on wood, steel
or other metal, and transfers
taken from the same 20
Playing Cards 6c. per pack
I lum Trees, of all kinds . . 3c. ea.
Plumbago, crude 10
Plumbago, all manf s of, n.e.s. . 25
Plush, of cotton 30
Plush, Silks, other 30
Pocketbooks and Purses 30-
Pomades, French or flower odors,
preserved in fat or oil for the
purpose of conserving the
odors of flowers which do not
bear the heat of distillation,
when imported in tins of not
less than 10 Ibs. each 15
Pomades, all others 30-
Pop Corn, in cakes or balls 35
Porcelain Ware, n.e.s 30
Porcelain Shades 30
Portable machines, portable
steam engines, threshers and
separators, horse powers, port
able saw mills and planing
mills and parts thereof in any
stage of manufacture 30
Potash, muriate and bichromate
of, crude Free
Potash, Chlorate of, in crystals,
or ground only, when imported
for manufacturing purposes
only Free
Potash, German Mineral Free
I otash, red and yellow prussiate
of Free
Potatoes, sweet, 10 cts. per bush.
Pork, barrelled in brine, 2c. per
Ib. Barrels containing same
to be free of duty.
Potatoes, other 25
Poultry and Game of all kinds. . . 20
Precious stones, in the rough. . .Free
Precious Stones, also imitations,
polished, but not set or other
wise manf., n.e.s 10
1897]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
$? c. ad val.
Printing presses and printing
machines, such only as are
used in newspaper, book and
job printing offices ; folding
machines and paper cutters
used in printing and bookbind
ing establishments, and litho
graphic presses 10
Prunella Free
Pulp, wood 25
Pulp of grasses Free
Pumice or Pumice Stone, ground
or unground Free
Pumps, all kinds 30
Pumps, Steam 30
Putty 15
Putty, dry, for polishing granite. Free
Quills, in nat. state or unpl d.Free
Quills, other 20
Quince Trees of all kinds. ,3c. ea.
Quinine, sulphate of, in pjwder.Free
Rags of cotton, linen, jute,
hemp and woollen, paper waste
or clippings, and waste of any
kind except mineral waste .... Free
Eags from Europe, except Great
Britain, Prohibited
Railway Rugs of all materials.. 30
Raisins, Ic. per Ib
Raspberry and Blackberry bushes 20
Rattans and reeds manf. or
partly manf 17
Rattans and reeds in their natural
state Free
Red Liquor for dyg. & calico ptg. Free
Refrigerators 30
Rennet, raw, or prepared Free
Resin , in pkgs not less than 100 IbsFree
Resin or Rosin Oil Free
Kesin, other, n.e.s 20
Ribbons of all kinds and ma
terials 30
Rice, uncleaned, unhulled or
paddy, / of a cent per Ib., but
not less than 30
Rice, other 1 Jc per Ib.
Rice and Sago Flour and Sago . . 25
Rice, when imported by makers
of rice starch, for use in their
factories . . . . } of a cent per Ib.
Rope, Iron Wire 25
Rope, or Cordage, 1 Jc per Ib. and 10
Roots, medicinal, viz : Aconite,
Calumba, Ipecacuanha, Rhu
barb, Sarsaparilla, Squills,
Taraxicurn and Valerian ....Free
The same ground or powdered 20
Rose bushes 20
Rotten Stone 20
Rove, when imported for the
manufacture of twine for har
vest, binders 10
Ruling Pens 30
Rye, (See grain) 10 c. per bush.
Rye Flour, 50 c per bbl.
Saccharine or any product
containing over one-half of one
per cent thereof 20
Saddlers Soap 25
Saddlery of every description . . 30
Saffron and Safflower, and ex
tract of, and Saffron Cake .... Free
Sago 25
Sago Flour 25
Sails, for boats and ships, also
tents and awnings 25
Sal-Ammoniac and Sal-Soda . Free
Saleratus 20
Salt imported from the United
Kingdom or any British pos
session, or imported for the
use of the sea or gulf fisheries,
n.e.s . .Free
$ c. ad val.
Salt, fine, in bulk, and course
salt, n.e.s 5c per 100 Ibs.
Salt.in bags,bbls.,or other pkgs.,
7ic per 100 Ibs. [Pckgs. same
dutv as if imported empty.] . .
Saltpetre Free
Salt Cake, sulphate of soda)crude. Free
Sand Free
Sand, colored 20
Sand Cloth 20
S^rid ( iron) or globules for polish
ing granite Free
Sand, Glass, Flint and Emery
Paper 20
Satchels 30
Sateens, for use of corset manu
facturers, etc 25
Sauces, Catsups and Pickles, in
cluding Soy 35
Sausage Casings, n.e.s 2 i
Sausage SkinsorCasings.not d d.Free
Saw dust, of the following
woods : amaranth, cocoboral,
boxwood, cherry, chesnut, wal
nut, gumwood, mahogany,
pitch pine, rosewood, sandal
wood, sycamore, Spanish cedar,
oak, hickory, white wood, Afri
can teak, black heart ebony,
lignum vitae, red cedar, red
wood, satin wood, white ash,
persimmon and dogwood .... Free
Scales, and Weighing Beams.. .. 30
Scenery, Theatrical and other. 20
School lnk Wells 30
School bags 30
i Screws commonly called wood
screws. 2 in. and over in length,
3c per Ib
1 in. and less than 2, 6c per Ib.
Less than 1 in., Sc. per Ib.
provided that the duty
shall not be less than 35%
Screws of brass, or other metals,
n.e.s 30
Screw Jacks of every description 35
Seeds Beet, Carrot, Turnip,
Annatto, Flax, Mangold, and
Mustard Free
Seeds Flower, garden, field and
other seeds for agricultural or
other purposes, when in bulk
or large parcels, n.o.p 10
The same in small parcels.. 25
Seeds Aromatic, which are not
edible and are in a crude state,
and not advanced in value or
condition by grinding or refin
ing or by any other process of
manufacture, Anise, Anise-star,
Caraway, Cardamon, Corian
der, Cummin, FennelandFenu-
greek Free
Seed Peas imported from the
United Kingdom for the pur
pose of seed Free
Seedling stock for grafting, viz. :
Plum, pear, peach and other
fruit trees Free
Senna leaves Free
Settlers effects, viz. : Wearing
apparel, household furniture,
books, implements and tools
of trade, occupation or em
ployment, musical instru
ments, domestic sewing ma
chines, live stock, carts and
other vehicles and agricultural
implements in use by the
settler for at least six months
before his removal to Canada ;
not to include machinery, or
articles imported for use in any
manufacturing establishment,
or for sale ; also books, pic
tures, family plate or furni-
$ c. ad val.
ture, personal effects and heir
looms left by bequest ; provid
ed that any dutiable article
entered as settlers effects may
not be so entered unless
brought with the settler on
his first arrival, and shall not
be sold or otherwise disposed
of without payment of duty,
until after twelve months
actual use in Canada ; pro
vided also that under regula
tions made by the Controller
of Customs, live stock, when
imported into Manitoba or the
North -West Territories by in
tending settlers, shall be free
until otherwise ordered by the
Governor in Council Free
Sewing Machines, or parts of . . 30
Shades, Glass and Porcelain, for
lamps and gaslights 30
Shawls and Travelling Rugs of all
kinds 25
Shawls, silk 25
Sheep, for improvement of stock Free
Sheep Skins, tanned only 15
Sheep Skins, dressed and waxed,
or glazed 17^
Shellac, white, for manufacturing
purposes Free-
Shells of all kinds, unmanuf Free
Shells, manufactured, fancy 35
Sheet Music, lOc. per Ib
Sheet Iron Signs, not framed .... 25-
Ships built in a foreign country,
on application for Canadian
register, except machinery .... 10
Machinery on same 25
Shirts costing more than 3 per
doz., 1 per doz. and 25
Shirts, n.e.s 35-
Shoemakers Pitch and Wax ... 20
Show Cases 35
Show Cards, framed 30
Silex or Crystallized Quartz Free
Silk, clothing 32J
Silk Hosiery, lOc. per doz. pairs
and 3.1.
Silk, raw, or as reeled from the
cocoon, not being doubled,
twisted or advanced in any
way, silk cocoons, and silk
waste Free
Silk twist, sewing and embroid
ery silk 25
Silk, in the gum or spun, not
more advanced than singles,
tram, and thrown organzine,
not coloured 15
Silk Velvets and all manufac
tures of silk or of which silk is
the component part of chief
value, not elsewhere specified,
except church vestments 30-
, Silver Leaf 25
Silver-plated Ware 30
Skins, Bird, and skins of animals
not native to Canada for taxi-
dermic purposes, not further
manufactured than prepared
for preservation Free
Slates, roofing, 30 per cent, pro
vided that the duty on roofing
slate shall not exceed 75c. per
square for black or blue slate,
and 9<Jc. for slates of other
colors.
. Slates, school and writing 30
Slate Mantels 30
Slate Pencils 25
Slates and manufactures of. n.e.s 30
Sledges 30
Sleighs 3l>
Soap, common or laundry, not
perfumed Ic. per Ib.
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CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
[1897
$ c. ad vol.
Soap, Castile, Mottled or White,
2c. per Ib
Soap, n.e.s. , pearline and other
soap, powders, pumice, silver
and mineral soaps, sapolio and
other like articles 35
Socks or Stockings of cotton,
wool, worsted, the hair of the
alpaca goat or other like
animal, tOc. per doz. pairs and 35
Soda Ash Caustic in drums ;
silicate in crystals or in solu
tion ; bichromate nitrate or
cubic nitre, salsoda, sulphate
of soda, arseniate, binarseniate,
bisulphate, chlorate, chloride
and stannate of soda Free
Soda, Bicarbonate of 20
Soda, Nitrite of Free
Solder 30
Soups 25
Soy 35
Spectacles and Eye Glasses 30
Spectacles, and Eye Glass
frames, parts of 20
Spelter in blocks and pigs Free
Spermaceti 20
Spices of all kinds, except Mace
and Nutmegs, unground \1\
Spices, ground 25
Spices, Mace and Nutmegs &
Spirituous or alcoholic liquors
distilled from any material, or
containing, or compounded
from or with distilled spirits
of any kind and any mixture
thereof with water, for every
gallon thereof of the strength
of proof, and when of a greater
strength than that of proof at
the same rate on the increased
quantity that there would be
if the liquors were reduced to
the strength of proof. When
the liquors are of less strength
than that of proof, the duty
shall be at the rate herein pro
vided, but computed on a re
duced quantity of the liquors
in proportion to the lesser de
gree of strength : provided,
however, that no reduction in
quantity shall be computed or
made on any liquors below the
strength of 15 per c., under
proof, but all such liquors shall
be computed as of the strength
of 15 per c. under proof as
follows, viz :
Ethyl alcohol or the substance
commonly known as alcohol,
hydrated oxide of ethyl, or
spirits of wine ; gin of all
kinds, n.e.s.; rum, whiskey,
and all spirituous or alcoholic
liquors, n.o.p. 2.25 per gal.
Amyl alcohol or fusil oil, or
any substance known as
potato spirit or potato oil,
$2.25 per gal
Methyl alcohol, wood alcohol,
wood naphtha, pyroxylic
spiri t,or anysubstance known
as wood spirit or methylated
spirit ; absinthe, arrack or
palm spirit, brandy including
artificial brandy and itnita-
tions of brandy; cordials and
liqueurs of all kinds, n.e.s.;
mescal, pulque, rum shrub,
schiedam and otherschnapps
tafia, angostura, and similar
alcoholic bitters or bever
ages $2.25 pergal.
Spirits and strong waters of
any kind mixed with any
$ c. ad val.
ingredient or ingredients
and being or known or de
signated as anodynes, elixirs,
essences, extracts, lotions,
tinctures.or medicines, n.e.s.
S2.25 per gal. and 30
Alcoholic perfumes and per
fumed spirits, bay rum, col
ogne and lavender waters,
hair, tooth and skin washes
and other toilet preparations
containing spirits of any
kind, when in bottles or flasks
wf-ighing not more 4 oz. ea . . 50
When in bottles, flasks or
other packages weighing
more than 4 oz. ea., 2.25
per gal. and 40
Nitrous ether, sweet spirits of
nitre and aromatic spirits
of ammonia, $2.25 per gal.
and 30
Vermouth, containing not more
than 30 per cent., and ginger
wine, containing not more
than 26 per cent, of proof
spirits, 80c. per gal. ; if con
taining more than these per
centages, respectively, of
proof spirits, S2.25 per gal.
In all cases where the strength
of any of the foregoing arti
cles cannot be correctly as
certained by the direct ap
plication of the hydrometer,
it shall be ascertained by the
distillation of a sample, or in
such other manner as the
Controller of Customs may
direct.
Sponges 20
Spurs and Stilts, used in the
manufacture of earthenware . . Free
Square Reeds and raw-hide cen
tres, textile leather or rubber
heads, thumbs and tips, and
steel, iron, or nickel caps for
whip ends, when imported by
whip manufacturers for use in
the maiiufacture of whips in
their own factories Free
Starch, including farina, corn
starch or flour, and all prepar
ations having the qualities of
starch, lie. per Ib., the weight
of the package to be included
in the weight for duty.
Stereotypes, see Electrotypes.
Stones, Burr, in blocks, rough or
unmanufactured and not bound
up or prepared for binding
into millstone Free
Stone, rough Freestone, Flag
stones, Granite, Sandstone,
and all building stone, (except
marble) from the quarry, not
hammered or chiselled 20
Stone, Granite, Flagstones and
Freestones, dressed, all other
building stone dressed, except
marble, and all manner of
stone, n.e.s 30
Stone, Lithographic, not eng ved 20
Stone, Grindstones, not mounted
and not less than 12 inches in
diameter, $1.75 per ton.
Strawand manufactures of, n.e.s. 20
Straw Boards in sheets or rolls,
plain or tarred, 3()c per 100 Ibs.
Sugar of Milk 20
Sugar of Milk Tablets, not fur
ther sweetened 20
Sugar, glucose or grape sugar,
1J cent per pound.
Sugar, all above No. 16, Dutch
standard in color, and all re-
$ c. ad vai
fined sugars of whatever kinds,
grades or standards (the usual
packages in which they are
imported to be free, l^c. per Ib
Sugar, Maple 20
Sugar Candy, brown or white,
and Confectionery, including
sweetened gums, candied peels,
and pop corn, Ac. per Ib. and 35
.Sugar Beet Seed Free
Sulphate of Quinine (in powder)Free
Sulphate of Iron (Copperas) and
Sulphate of Copper (Blue Vit-
(trol Free
Sulphur and Brimstone, in roll
or flour Free
Sulphuric Ether 5c. per Ib.
Surgical andDental Instruments
of all kinds 15
Surgical belts or trusses and sus
pensory bandages of all kinds. 25
Syrup, Glucose Syrup and Corn
Syrup, or any Syrups contain
ing any admixture thereof
l^c. per 11).
Syrups See Molasses.
Tags, tin, for plug tobacco .... 25
Tagging, Metal, plain, japanned
or coated, in coils, not over 1J
inches in width, when imp. by
manufs. of Shoe and Corset
Laces, for use in their factories Free
Tails, undressed Free
Tallow and Stearic Acid 20
TallowOil 20
Tape Measures 25
Tapioca 20
Taraxicum Root Free
Tarpaulin, Cotton, plain or
coated with oil, paint, tar or
other composition 30
Tar (Pine), in packages of not
less than fifteen gallons each. .Free
Tarred Paper 25
Tassels " MO
Teas and Green Coffees, import
ed direct from the country of
growth and production Free
(This item shall include teas
and coffees purchased in
bond in any country where
tea and coffee are subject to
customsduty, provided there
be satisfactory proof that
the tea or coffee so purchas
ed in bond is such as might
be entered for home con
sumption in the country
where the same is pur
chased.)
Tea and Green Coffee, n.e.s 10
Teasels Free
Telephones and Telegraph In
struments ; telegraph, tele
phone and electric light cables;
electric and galvanic batteries,
electric motors, generators,
dynamos, sockets and electric
apparatus, n.e.s 25
Telescopes 25
Tents and Awnings 25
Terra Japonica, Gambier or
Cutch Free
Terra Cotta panels, mouldings
and cornices 30
Terraline, Vases and Plaques . . 35
Thermometers, all kinds 25
Terra Alba 20
Thimbles, steel 27|
Thimbles, brass 30
Thread, Linen, n.e.s 20
Tin, in blocks, pigs, bars* sheets,
and plates and tinfoil and tin
strip waste Free
Tin, Crystals and Tea Lead .... Free
1897]
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS.
65
39 c. ad val.
Tin Plates in sheets or strips, de
corated 25
Tin Whisk Holders, lacquered .. 25
Tinned Iron Kettle Ears 27A
Tinware stamped, japanned ware
and galvanized iron ware 25
Tinware, and manufactures of
tin, n.e.s , 25
Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes
*2 per Ib. and 25
Tobacco manufactured and Snuff
35 cts. per Ib. and 12j
Tobacco, cut. ..45c. per Ib. and 12J
Tobacco Pipes of all kinds,
pipe mounts, cigar and cigar
ette holders and cases for the
same 35
Tools, mechanics and edge tools
n.e.s 35
Towels of every description 25
Towel racks and rollers 30
Toys, all kinds and materials ... 35
Tracing Cloth, 30 per cent. , but
not less than 4c. persq. yd.
Travellers Baggage, under regu
lations to be prescribed by the
Minister of Customs Free
Trees, n.e.s Free
Treenails Free
Tripoli 20
Trunks 30
Trunk Trimmings 30
Turmeric Free
Turpentine, raw or crude Free
Turpentine, Spirits of 5
Turtles Free
Twine for harvest binders, of
hemp jute, manilla or sisal,
and of manilla and sisal mixed 12J
Tvpe, for printing 20~
Type Metal 10
Type Writer 27
Typewriters, Tablets with mov
able figures, Geographical Map
and Musical Instruments, when
imported by and for the use of
schools for the blind, and be
ing and remaining, the sole
property of the governing
bodies of said schools, and not
of private individuals, the
above particulars to be veri
fied by special affidavit on
each entry when presented. . . Free
Ultramarine Blue, dry or
in pulp Free
Umbrellas, Parasols and Sun-
Shades of all kinds and ma
terials 35
Umbrella and Parasol, steel and
iron or brass ribs, runners,
rings, caps, notches, tin caps
and ferrules, for the use of
manufacturers of umbrellas. . . Free
Umbrella, Parasol, and Sunshade
sticks or handles, in the rough,
not further manufactured
than cut into suitable lengths. Free
Unenumerated Articles 20
Vaccine and Ivory Vac
cine Points Free
Valerian Root Free
Varnishes, n.e.s., 20c. per gal.
and 20
Varnish, black and bright for ship
use Free
Varnish and Colours ground in
spirits .*1.12A per gal.
V iseline, and all similar prepara
tions of petroleum for toilet,
medicinal or other purposes. 35
, glass, plain or fancy .... 20
Vases, China and Porcelain .... 30
Vases, Earthenware 30
$ c. ad val.
Vegetables, when fresh or dry
salted, n.e.s ". 25
Vegetables, Sweet Potatoes and
Yams lOc. per bush.
Vegetables, Tomatoes, fresh, 20c.
per bush, and 10
Vegetables. Tomatoes and other
vegetables, including Corn and
Baked Beans, in cans or other
packages, n.e.s. . . . l^c. per Ib.
the weight of the cans or other
packages to be included in the
weight for duty
Vegetables, Onions, sets for plant
ing, not fit for table use 20
Velveteens, and Cotton Velvets
and Cotton Plush 30
Veneers of Wood, not over one-
sixteenth of an in. in thickness. 5
Veneers of Wood, not over 1-16
of an inch thick, made from
woods native to Canada 10
Velocipedes 30
Veneers, Ivory, sawn only Free
Veneers, Ivory, other, n.e.s 20
Vents, Fireclay Chimney Linings
glazed or unglazed 35
Verdigris or sub-ac te cop r (dry)Free
Vinegar, 15c per imp. gal., of
any strength not exceeding
the strength of proof, and for
each degree of strength in ex
cess of the strength of proof,
an additional duty of 2 cents.
Vices 35
Wagon and Cart Bushes 35
Wall Decorations, Lincrusta Wal
ton lAc. roll of 8 yds and . . 25
Walking Sticks and Canes of all
kinds, n.e.s 25
Washing Crystal 20
Watches 25
Watch Cases 35
Watch, composition metal for
the manufacture of filled gold
watch cases 10
Watch Keys, of brass 30
Watch Keys, of steel 27^
Watch actions or movements 10
IVater Meters 30
Wax, Paraffine, and Animal
Stearine of all kinds, 2c. per Ib.
Wax, manufactures of, other... 20
Webbing elastic 20
Webbing, non-elastic 20
Whale Bone, unmanufactured.. Free
Whale Bone, manuf res of, n.e.s. 20
Wheat, 1 DC per bushel
Wheat Flour 75c perbbl.
Wheels, parts of, Hubs & Spokes,
in the rough Free
Wheelbarrows and other like art. 30
Whips, of all kinds, including
thongs and lashes 35
Whiting or Whitening, gilders
Whiting and Paris White .... Free
Willow for basket makers Free
Willow and Osier Works, n.e.s.. 25
Window Curtain Poles 30
Window Blind Hollers, finished
or mounted 35
Window Shades, made of paper. 35
Wines of all kinds, except spark
ling wines, including orange,
lemon, strawberry, rasp-
bsrry, elder and currant, con
taining 26% or less of spirits
of strength of proof imported
in wood or bottles 25c per I.G. & 30
Wines for every degree above 26
up to 40 p. c., 3c more for each
degree of strength and 30
Champagne and all other spark -
ling wines, in bottles contain
ing each not more than 1 <]t.
$ c. ad val.
and more than 1 pt., $3.30
per dozen bottles
In bottles, containing not more
than a pint and more than
one-half pint, SI. 65 per doz.
In bottles, containing one-half
pint each or less, 82c per doz.
In bottles, containing more
than one quart each shall
pay, in addition to 3.30 per
doz., bottles, at the rate of
SI. 65 per gallon on the quan
tity in excess of one quart
per bottle, the quarts and
pints in each case being old
wine measure ; in addition
to the above specific duty,
there shall be an ad valorem
duty of 30 per cent
Wire Cloth of brass or copper ... 20
Wire Cloth, iron or steel 30
Wire, Iron or Steel, and all
kinds, n.e.s 25
Wire Ferrules (Iron, or Steel).. 27J
(Brass) 30
Wire phosphor, bronze blocks,
sheets and wire 10
Wire, covered with cotton, linen,
silk or other material 30
Wire Rigging for ships and ves
sels Free
Wire, Barbed Wire Fencing, fc.
per Ib
Wire, Buckthorn and Strip Fen
cing c. per Ib.
Wire, Brass and Copper Wire
twisted, when imported by
manufacturers of boots and
shoes for use in their own
factories Free
Wire, Crucible Cast Steel Free
Wire of Iron or Steel, No. 13
and 14 gauge, flattened and
corrugated, used with the wire
grip machine for the manufac
ture of boots, shoes and leather
belting, imported by manufac
turers of such articles to be
used for these purposes only in
their own factories Free
Wire Rods, Brass, Copper, Iron
or Steel, rolled round, under
f an inch in diameter, when
imported by wire manufac
turers making wire for use
in their own factories Free
Wire, Soft Drawn Bessemer
spring steel wire of Nos. 10, 12
and 13 gauge, and Homo
spring steel wire of Nos. 1] and
12 guage respectively, when
imported by manufacturers of
wire mattrasses, to be used in
their own factories Free
Wire, flat strip and flat steel,
when imported into Canada
by manufacturers of buck
thorns, plain strip or other
fencing, and safety barb wire
fencing, for use in their own
factories in the manufacture
thereof Free
Wire Nails Ic. per Ib.
Wire, brass rods cut to special
length 30
Wire Rope, of iron and steel,
n.o.p 25
Wire Screw Hooks and Eyes
(iron) 27J
Wire, Platinum Sheets ; retorts,
pans, condensers, tubing and
pipe made of platinum, import
ed by manufaot ers of sulphuric
acid for use in the manf. or
concentration of sulphuric
acid Free
66
CANADIAN TARIFF OF CUSTOMS EXCISE TARIFF.
[1897
$ c. ad val.
Wire work, and manfs. of Iron
Wire, n.e.s 27J
Wood, Cord Wood 20
Wire Window Screens 30
Wood Furniture, house, cabinet
or office, including 1 bedsteads,
hair, spring and other mat
tresses, bolsters and pillows,
and picture frames 30
Wood Caskets and Coffins 25
Wood for fuel Free
W T ooden Mallets 35
Wood Pumps 30
Wood, Hubs, Spokes, Felloes and
parts of Wheels, rough hewn or
sawn only Free
Wood, Felloes of Hickory rough
sawn to shape only or rough
sawn and bent to shape not
planed, smoothed or otherwise
manufactured Free
Wood, Shingles 20
Wood, Pails, Tubs and Churns,
brooms, washboards, pound
ers and rolling pins 20
Wood Pulp Free
Wood, manufactures of, n.e.s. . . 25
Wood, Lumberand Timber, man
ufactured 20
Wood, Lumber and Timber,
planks and boards, Amar
anth, Boxwood, Cocoaboral,
Rosewood, Cherry, Walnut,
Chestnut, Gumwood, Maho
gany, Pitch Pine, Redwood,
Sandalwood, Sycamore, Span
ish Cedar,Oak, Hickory, White-
wood, African Teak, Black
Heart, Ebony, Lignumvitse,
Red Cedar, and Satin wood, and
White Ash, when not otherwise
man. than rough sawn or split ;
or creosoted, vulcanized or
treated by any other preserv
ing process, and the wood of
the Persimmon and Dogwood
Trees, Hickory Billets, and
Hickory Lumbersawn to shape
for spokes of wheels, but not
further manf. ; and Hickory
Spokes rough turned, but not
tenoned, mitred, throated,
faced, sized, cut to length,
round tenoned or polished. ..Free
Wood, Sawed boards, planks
and deals planed or dressed on
one or both sides, when the
edges thereof are pointed or
tongued and grooved 25% ail
valorem, provided that such
lumber may be imported free
of duty upon proclamation of
the Governor in Council, which
may be issued whenever it
<P c. ad val.
appears to his satisfaction that
similar lumber from Canada
may be imported into the
United States free of duty.
Wood, Logs, and round unmanu
factured timber Free
Wool, and hair of the Alpaca
Goat, Camel, unmanufactured
and other like animals, not
further prepared than washed,
n.e.s Free
Wool and Woolen manf. of, com
posed wholly or in part of Wool,
Worsted hair of Alpaca Goat
or other like animals, viz :
Blankets and Flannels of every
description, Cloths, Doeskins,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Coatings,
Overcoatings, Felt Cloth, n.e.s.
5c. per Ib. and 25
Wool and Woollens All fabrics
composed wholly or in part of
wool, worsted, hair of Alpaca
Goat, or other like animal,
n.e.s 30
Wool clothing, ready-made, and
wearing apparel of every des
cription, composed wholly or
in part of wool, worsted, the
hair of the Alpaca Goat or
other like animal, n.o.p., 5c.
per Ib. and 30
Wool knitted goods of every
description, including knitted
underwear, n.e.s 35
Wool, viz: Leicester, Cotswold,
Lincolnshire, South Down
combing wools, or wools
known as lustre wools, and
other like combing wools,
such as are grown in Canada,
3 cts. per Ib
Wool Hosiery, shirts, &c 35
Wool Noils Free
Woollen Shawls and shawls of all
kinds 25
Woollen Socks and Stockings,
lOc. per doz. pairs, and 35
Woollen Waste, fit only for the
manufacture of paper Free
Xyolite, or Celluloid, in sheets,
lumps or blocks, in the rough
n.e.s : Free
Yarns, Cotton and Cotton
Warps, dyed or undyed, n.e.s. 25
Yarns, composed wholly or in
part of wool, worsted, the hair
of the Alpaca Goat, or other
like animal, costing 20c. perlb.
and under, 5c. per Ib. and. ... 20
Yarns, Woollen and Worsted,
n.e.s 30
$ c. ad val.
Yarn, jute, flax or hemp, plain,
dyed or colored, when im
ported by the manufacturers
of carpets, rugs and mats, and
of jute webbing- or jute cloth,
and twines for use in their
factories Free-
Yarn, spun from the hair of the
Alpaca or Angora Goat, when
imported by manufacturers of
braids, for use exclusively in
their factories in the manufac
ture of such braids only, under
such regulations as may be
adopted by the Controller of
Customs Free
Yarns, Cotton No. 40 and finer. .Free
Yarn of wool or worsted, when
genapped, dyed and finished,
and imported by the manufs.
of braids, cords, tassels and
fringes, for use in their factories
in the manufacture of such
articles only Free
Tarns, Mohair Free-
Yeast, Compressed Yeast, not
over fifty pounds weight, the
weight of the package to be in
cluded in the weight for duty
6 cts. per Ib
Yeast Cakes and Baking Pow
ders, the weight of the pack
age tobe included in the\\ eight
of duty 6c. per Ib.
Yeast, Compressed, in bulk or
mass of not less than fifty
pounds 3c. per Ib.
Yellow Metal, in Bolts, Bars and
for Sheathing Free-
Zinc, Chloride, and Sulphate
of Free
Zinc, in blocks, pigs and Sheets. Free
Zinc, seamless drawn tubing. . . . Free
Zinc, manufactures of, n.e.s 25
Zinc, Dust Free-
All goods not enumerated a
charged with any duty of Customs
and not declared free of duty, shall
be charged with a duty of 20 per cent.
ad valorem, when imported into
Canada, or taken out of warehouse
for consumption therein.
On imported Indian Corn, to be
kiln-dried and ground into meal for
human food, or ground into meal
and kiln-dried for such use, under-
such regulations as may be made by
the Governor in Council, there may
be allowed a draw-back of 90 per ct.
of the duty paid.
EXCISE TARIFF, CANADA.
Spirits
When made from raw grain, per proof gall 81 70
When made from malted barley, " 1 72
When made from molasses or other sweetened
matter, per proof gall 1 73
Malt, per Ib OH
Malt liquor, when made in whole or part from any
other substance than malt, per g-all 010
Vinegar, per gall 06
Tobacco, per Ib 25
Cigarettes, weighing not more than 3 Ibs. per M.,
per thousand 1 50
Cigarettes, weighing more than 3 Ibs. per M.,
per thousand 6 00
Tobacco, made from Canadian leaf, per Ib $0 Ofc
Canada Twist Tobacco, per Ib 06
Snuff, when containing not more than 40 per cent,
of moisture, or when containing over 40 per
cent, of moisture and put up in packages of
less than 5 Ibs. each, per Ib 25
Snuff, moist when containing over 40 per cent, of
moisture and when in pkgesof 5 Ibs. and over,
per Ib (jig
Cigars, from foreign leaf, per M 6 00
Cigars, from Canadian leaf, per M 3 00
Cigars, from any leaf, when put up in pkges of
less than 10 each, per M 7 (u
1897]
THE FRENCH TREATY.
67
THE FRENCH TREATY.
(Circular fi- i m th>> Customs Department, dated lltth October, 1805.)
I be;, to send herewith, for your information and guidance, text of a proclamation by the Governor in Coun
cil, dated the 10th day of October, 1895, declaring the provisions of the French Treaty Act in force on, from and
after the 14th October, 1895.
Your attention is also directed to ths following 1 pro
visions of "An Act respecting 1 Commercial Treaties
affecting Canada," Chap. 3, 58 59 Viet., viz. :
" 1. So soon as The French Trfntii Act,, 1894, chapte
You are hereby advised that the said Act provides as
follows :
" Wines, sparkling and non-sparkling 1 , common soaps,
savons de Marseille (Castile soaps) and nuts, almonds,
prunes and plums of French origin entering Canada
shall enjoy the following advantages:
1. Non-sparkling- wines gauging 15 degrees by the
centesimal alcoholometer or less, or according to the
Canadian system of testing, containing 1 2t> per cent, or
less of alcohol, and all sparkling wines shall be ex
empted from the surtaxe or ad valorem duty of 30 per
cent.
2. The present duty charged on common soaps,
savons de Marseille (Castile soaps) shall be reduced by
one-half.
3. The present duty charged on nuts, almonds, prunes
and plums shall be reduced by one-third.
The following articles of Canadian origin imported
direct from that country accompanied by certificates of
origin shall receive the advantage of the minimum tariff
on entering France, Algeria or the French colonies:
Canned meats.
Condensed milk, pure.
Fresh water fish, eels.
Fish preserved in their natural form.
Lobsters and crayfish preserved in their natural form.
Apples and pears, fresh, dried or pressed.
Fruits preserved, others.
Building timber in rough or sawn.
Wood pavement.
Staves.
Wood pulp (cellulose).
Extract of chestnut and other tanning extracts.
Common paper, machine-made.
Prepared skins, others, whole.
Boots and shoes.
Furniture of common wood.
Furniture other than chairs, of solid wood, common.
Flooring in pine or soft wood.
Wooden sea-going ships.
It is understood that the advantage of any reduction
of duty granted to any other power on any of the
articles enumerated above shall be extended fully to
Canada."
OTTAWA, Oct. 14, 1895.
two of the Statutes of 1804, is brought into force by
proclamation of the Governor General, the advantages
granted to France by the treaty with that power men
tioned in the said Act, with respect to its commerce
with Canada, shall extend to any and every other
foreign power which by reason of the operation of such
treaty is, under the provisions of a treaty with Great
Britain, entitled, in whole or in part, to the same or to
the like advantages with respect to its commerce with
Canada, to the extent to which in manner aforesaid such
other foreign power is entitled thereto ; and such
advantages shall continue to so extend to such other
foreign power so long as the said Act remains in force,
or until the right of such other foreign power to such
advantages under its treaty with Great Britain is sooner
determined.
3. The advantages so granted to France by the said
treaty shall extend also to Great Britain and to the
several British colonies and possessions with respect to
their commerce with Canada, so long as France con
tinues to be entitled to such advantages ; and during
the period for which France is so entitled to such
advantages, all laws inconsistent with the enjoyment
thereof by Great Britain and such British colonies and
possessions shall be suspended to the extent to which
they are so inconsistent."
The Foreign Powers entitled to the same advantages
under the provisions of the said Act, as are granted to
France by the Treaty in question, with respect to its
commerce with Canada, are :
Argentine Republic. Germany (Zollverein).
Austria Hungary. Muscat.
Belgium. Russia.
Bolivia. Salvador.
Chili. Sweden Norway.
Columbia. Spain.
Costa Rica.
_ Satisfactory proof of the origin of the goods in ques
tion shall be furnished to the collector at the time of
entry.
F. E. KILVERT, Acting Commissioner of
ARTICLES PROHIBITED TO BE IMPORTED INTO CANADA.
Books, printed papers, drawings,
paintings, prints, photographs or
representations of any kind of a
treasonable or seditious, or of an
immoral or indecent character.
Foreign reprints of British Copy
righted Works, copyrighted in
Ciinada.and of Canadian Copyrightel
Works.
Coin, base or counterfeit.
Goods manufactured or produced
wholly or in part by prison labor, or
which have been made within or in
connection with any prison, jail or
penitentiary.
Oleomargarine, Butterine, or simi
lar substitutes for butter
lings from Europe, except Great
Britain.
Tea adulterated with spurious leaf,
or with exhausted leaves, or which
contains so great an admixture of
chemical or other deleterious sub
stances as to make it unfit for
use.
COST OF COLLECTING CUSTOMS REVENUE.
The cost of collecting customs revenue has been re
duced very considerably since the first years of Con
federation. In istjs, for every sion of diitv collected
-=5.41 was expended, as compared with .s">.lii for everj
$100 in 1 ,>!>.-,. The large aiva of the Dominion, the ex
tent of its frontiers, and the number of ports of entrv
it is necessary to keep up being considered, the cost of
collection is moderate In the United States in 1S95 it
was 4.42 per cent., and in the United Kingdom 4.1."> per
cen!.
By ridding together the amounts received from cus
toms and excise dutie- on spirits, wine, beer and cider,
mall liquor, malt, tobacco, smill . cigars and cigarettes
daring 2s years, we have the sum of s212.i:>7,000. The
total amount expended by the Federal Government on
the construction of railways, canals, public buildings,
including the payments on account of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, the North-west Territories, and debts
allowed to provinces, is s2<io, 143,171. The duties col
lected from liquors and tobacco have, therefore, paid
for the cost of the Intercolonial and connecting rail. vavs,
the contribution of the Federal Government in aid ot
the Canadian Pacific Railway, the purchase and subse
quent cost of the North-west Territories, including
Manitoba, tlie public buildings at Ottawa, all the canals,
including the Sault Ste. Marie, and all the pu-t otlice-
and other public buildings erected all over the Dominion
since Confederation. The liquor drinkers and the to
bacco users have been well utilized.
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VALUE OF FOREIGN COINS IN CANADA FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES. [1897
VALUE OF FOREIGN COINS IN CANADA FOR CUSTOMS PURPOSES.
COUNTRY.
STANDARD.
MONETARY
UNIT.
VALUE IN-
CANADIAN
CURRENCY.
COINS.
Argentine Republic . . . <
Sold and Silver.
Gold <
3 eso
8 0.96.5
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4.94.3
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.23.1
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.52.4
1.00
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Sold, Argentine ($4. 82. 4) and J Argentine.
Silver, peso and divisions.
Sold, Former system, 4 florins, ($1.92.9), 8
florins (3.85.8), ducat (12.28.7), and 4
ducats (9.15.8). Silver, 1 and 2 florins.
Present svstem. Gold, 20 crowns ($4.05.2)
and 10 crowns (82. 02. 6).
Gold, 10 and 20 francs. Silver, 5 francs.
Silver, boliviano and divisions.
Gold, 5, 10 and 20 milreis. Silver, J, 1 and
2 milreis.
Silver, peso and divisions.
Gold, escudo (81.82.4), doubloon (84.56.1)
and condor (89.12.3). Silver, peso and
divisions.
Gold, condor (89. 64. 7) and double condor.
Silver, peso.
Gold, doubloon (85.01.7). Silver, peso.
Gold, 10 and 20 crowns.
Gold, condor (89. 64. 7) and double condor.
Silver, sucre and divisions.
Gold, pound (100 piastres), 5, 10, 20 and 50
piastres. Silver, 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20
piastres.
Gold, 20 marks (83.85.9), 10 marks (81.93).
Gold, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 francs. Silver,
5 francs.
Gold, 5, 10 and 20 marks.
Gold, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 drachmas.
Silver, 5 drachmas.
Silver, gourde.
Gold, mohur (87.10.5). Silver, rupee and
divisions.
Gold, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 lire. Silver, 5
lire.
Gold, 1, 2, 5, 10 and 20 yen. Silver, yen.
Gold, dollar (80.98.3), 24,, 5, 10 and 20
dollars. Silver, dollar (or peso) and
divisions.
Gold, 10 florins. Silver, A, 1 and 24 florins.
Gold, 10 and 20 crowns.
Gold, A, 1, and 2 tpmana (13.40.9), Silver,
\, rV,"l, 2, and 5 krans.
Silver, sol and divisions.
Gold, 1, 2, 5 and 10 milreis.
Gold, imperial (87. 71. 8) & A. imperial ($3. 86).
Silver, i, i and 1 ruble.
Gold, 25 pesetas. Silver, 5 pesetas.
Gold, 10 and 20 crowns.
Gold, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 francs. Silver,
5 francs.
Gold, 25, 50 100, 250 and 500 piastres.
Gold, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 bolivars. Silver,
5 bolivars.
Drown
>old and Silver.
Silver . .
Franc
T> _1 v Zn i i
[Boliviano
Brazil Gold
\lilreis
Cen. American States :
Costa Rica ^
(
^ilvei
eso
Nicaragua
Salvador . )
Gold and Silver.
Silver
eso
Phili
Phina
ael:
Shanghai
Silver
Haikwan
(Customs.) ....
Tientsin .
Chefoo ....
eso
Gold and Silver.
Gold
Silver
Peso
Drown
ucre
Egypt
Gold
Gold
Pound
(100 piastres) .
Mark
Gold and Silver
Gold
Franc
German Empire
Mark
Gold and Silver
Gold and Silver
Silver
Drachma
Gourde
Rupee
Gold and Silver
tGold and Silve
Gold
Lira
Yen :
Gold
Silver
Dollar
Silver
Dollar
Gold and Silver
Gold
Silver
Florin
Norway
Drown
Kran
Silver
Sol
Gold
Milreis
Portugal
Russia
JSilver
Gold and Silver
Gold
Ruble :
Gold
Silver
Peseta
Crown
Gold and Silver
Silver
Franc
Switzerland
Mahbub of 2
piastres .
Piastre
Bolivar
. Gold
Venezuela
Gold and Silver
Austrian florin, 40.6 cents.
Si Depreciation of which is measured by the gold
Stat fcofned since 1st January, 1*86. OH half-imperial, $3.98.6.
TftEIR 8MN&IES
PLACES.
Alexandria . .
Alliston, O . .
Almonte
NAMES OP BANKS
. Union ....
MANAGER OR AGENT .
J. R. Proctor.
J. S. Gordon.
E. P. Winslow.
John McKeen.
J. H. Morrison.
H. Lockwood.
J. H. Lombard.
E. D. Arnaud.
0. E. Harris.
PLACE.
Charlottetow
<t
Chatham, O. .
(
Chatham, N.B
(t
Chesley, O...
Chicoutimi, Q
NAMES OK BANK
MERCHANTS.PE
Merchants , H.
Bank of N.S. .
Commerce
* Merchants . . .
MANAGER OR AGENT.
J. M. Davison.
O. A Hornsbv, Act sr
J. Pitblado.
J. E. Thomas.
J. E. Durand.
D. F. B. Glass.
G. P. Scholfleld.
F. E. Winslow.
R. H. Anderson.
J. C. Brown.
J. E. A. Dubuc.
H. C. Brewer.
?. Austin.
E. H. Osier.
J. S.Skeafl.
C. Larke.
ames Brydon.
W. A. Copeland.
R. Mackenzie.
A. Denny.
? . E. Ha lls, Acting.
. Mackinnon.
C. W. Frazer, Acting.
F. W. Taylor,
[erbert Green.
R. P. Foster.
I \ Mallorv
. Hamilton . .
Montreal
Amherst, N.S
it
ii
Annapolis, N.S
Antigonish . .
ii
Arnprior ....
Nova Scotia . .
HalifaxBk.Co..
Montreal
) Nova Scotia. . ..
; Union B. of H . . .
Merchants, H. . .
HalifaxBk.Co...
Standard
Montreal
Nova Scotia. . .
Ottawa
Francis Cole.
p. A. Radeliffe.
3. A. Ambridge.
P. H. MacMahon.
Tohn Wyllie.
M. Atkinson.
3. H. Morris.
F. W. Homer.
"..a Banq. Nat .
Aurora Ontario
Aylmer, O
ii
Ayr . . .
Molsons
Coaticook. . . .
Cobourg
5. Townships. .
Dominion.
Traders
Commerce. .
Barrie Toronto . .
ii
Commerce
HalifaxBk.Co. .
Collingwood .
11
Cornwall
Barr gton.N.S.
Bathurst, N.B.
Beauharnois . .
Bedford, Q
Belleville
ft
Merchants, H. .
Jac. Cartier. . . .
E. Townships. .
* Merchants
MoTitrpfll
J. F. Barrv.
L. Z. Leduc.
. W. Morgan.
W. Hamilton.
R. Richardson.
C. M. Stork.
. W. Murray.
W. R. Travers.
V. C. J. King.
O. S. Clarke.
A. Gariepy.
F. Y. Checkley.
Robt. S. Barrow.
George McGill.
W. J. Jones.
John Elliott.
W. C. Young.
M. E. Holden.
W. A. Machaffie.
R. Butt.
N. G. Leslie.
J. Elmsly.
E. M.Sh adbolt.
Jefferv Hale.
C. Cook.
VV. Caldwell.
\V. S. Tupper.
H. H. Archibald.
3. B. Gearing.
Neil McLean.
E. F. Kohl.
I. A. Bird.
J. A. Stewart.
\V. E. Middleton.
M. Morris.
VV. B. Graveley.
Q. C. McGregor.
E. A. Bog.
C. A. Kennedy.
John Houston.
F. W. Borden.
E. G. Coombs.
If. M. Harrison.
J. A. Banjrs.
W. C. T. Morson.
Montreal
M
^ookshire ....
^owansville. . .
Dartmouth, NS
Deseronto,Ont
Digby, N.S
Dorchester,XB
Drayton
Ontario
eople s of H . .
5. Townships. .
Jnion of Halifax
lontreal
Commerce. .
Berlin
Dominion
* Merchants ....
Commerce
k>va Scotia. . ..
terchants , H. .
raders .
i
Berthier, Q. ..
Blenheim ....
Boissevain, M.
Bowmanville. .
( <
Bradford . .
Brampton . . .
Brandon, M . .
ii
C
Brantford . . .
ii
ii
<t
Bridget n.N.S.
Bridgew r, N.S
Brighton
Hamilton
Ville Marie
Dresden
Drum ndv leQ.
Dundas
Merchants ....
acq. Cartier. . . .
ommerce
. V. Spencer, Acting.
. E. Girouard.
. W. Holmested.
. G. W Conolly.
Kelly.
. R. F. Kirkpatrick.
. E. Laurencelle.
. J. Cochran.
. T. Hillary.
. White.
S T . D. Hurdon, Mgr.
E. Campbell.
. Forrest.
. C. Boddy.
. C. Abbott,
. Leblanc.
. E. Gaudet.
.W. Spurden.
Taylor.
. C. Chalmers.
. F. Mitchell.
X Hughes Charles,
eo. C. Easton.
p S Jar vis.
. G. Hinds.
~J. V. Ketchum.
N". M. Livingstone.
H. D. Mitchell.
VV. L. Eliot
R. S. Williams.
E. N. Robinson.
R. J. Hewat.
A. Pepler.
J. H. Finlay.
A. F. H. Jones.
I. M. Duff.
Commerce
Union
Dunnville
Ontario
Durham
Standard
Edmonton, Alb
ii
Edmundston. .
Elmira
Standard .
acq. Cartier . . .
eople s, Halifax
* Merchants . . . .
Dominion
* Merchants . . . .
BankB.N.A....
Imperial
B. N.America. . .
Montreal
Commerce
Essex. . .
Cxeter
Farnham
Poisons
t. Hyacinthe
"ergus
Forest
mperial
tandard
^ort William . .
Fraserville, O.
t;
Fredericton . . .
ii
ct
ii
Gait
Standard . ...
ac. Cartier
eople sof H
EOPLK Sof N.B.
. N. America. . .
ova Scotia ....
Merchants , H. .
ommerce
nperial ....
Nova Scotia ....
Merchants, II. ..
Halifax Bk.Co. . .
Standard
Brockville ....
ii
Montreal .
Molsons
Toronto
ii
Buckingham Q
Calgary, Alb.
ii
Campbell ford.
Campbellton .
Cannington. .
Canning, N.S
Ontario . . .
Gananoque . . .
Georgetown...
Glencoe
Merchants . . . .
Merchants . . . .
Imperial
Montreal
amilton
raders
Molsons
Standard
Goderich
Xova Scotia.. . .
Standard ....
ii
Granby, Q....
Grimsby
ommerce . . .
Town. Bk.. ..
amilton
HalifaxBk.Co...
People s, H
Union !
Ottawa
Carberry, M.
Carleton Place
Cayuga
Guelph
ominion
* *
ontreal
raders
ommerce. .
ii
t (
Commerce
[69]
70
BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC.
[1897
PLACES. N
Guysboro N.S. M
Halifax, N.S.. H
" .. B
. N
. U
. M
* P
. M
Kami ton t
.... d
. . . . d
. . . . i
. . 1
I i
" >
Harriston S
Hastings, Ont. 1
Hawkesb ry, O (
Hespeler *
Hochelaga, Q.
AMES OF BANKS.
erchants , H... T
ALIFAX B. Co. . . t
ankof B.N.A.. A
OVA SCOTIA T
NION.HALIF X.. I-
ERCIIANTS , H.. E
EOPLE S, H J
North End.. V
MANAGER OR AGENT.
. G. A. Parkes. .\
[. N. Wallace.
.E.Ellis,
homas Fyshe.
. L. Thorne.
. H. uuncan.
ohn Knight.
. Henry Richey.
. M. Cotton.
. Turnbull.
r. J. Lindsev.
. H. Brown.
. J. Morrison.
i. D. Braithwaite.
. Pottenger.
mart Strathy.
Vm. Roberts.
V. H. Draper.
\. E. Grav.
?red. W. Ashe.
Fohn Hood.
?. A. Mann, Acting.
). P. Kiopel.
F. P. de Martigny.
VV. H. Robinson.
1. L. Ledoux.
A. B. Ord.
H. Irwin.
J. A. Richardson.
A. A. Larocque.
W. H. Pegram.
H. Swan.
Jas. Martin.
L. D. V. Chipman.
.1. W. Borden.
A. M. Smith.
G. E. Hague.
VV. D. Hart.
G. A. Robinson.
R. J. B. Crombie.
FLACKS. N
[ontreal y.
. . d
(t *7
( (
it
<(
. . . . 12
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II
.... e
.... i
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.... L
1
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. . . . (
1
1
(
Moosomin . . .
Morden, M . ..
Morrisburg. . .
Mount Forest .
u
Nanaimo,B.C.
AMES OF BANKS.
ontreal i
MANAGER OR AGENT.
^. Macnider, Ch. Insp"
I.V. Meredith, L. Man-
). B. Macpherson,S. Ag.
V. D. Parker, S. Agent.
ji. Hague, Gen. Man.
E. F. Hebden, Sup t Br.
I. S. Meredith.
\.. J. Ferguson, Asst.
R. H. Heward.
P. W. Thomas, G. Man.
J. Elliot.
H. M. Molson, Ast. Mgr.
F. VV. G. Johnson.
M. J. A. F rendergast.
L. E. Guimond.
Jules Trepanier.
C. Langlois.
In liquidation.
T. Bienvenu, Gen. Mgr.
N. Roy, Jr., Mgr.
VV. Weir, Pres.
T. McDougall.
Geo. Leclere.
K. N. King.
T. J. Ooohran.
T. F. How.
J. G. Bird.
A. M. Crombie.
R. VV. Crompton.
Geo. H. Balfonr.
H. Stikeman, Gen. Man.
J. Penfold, Manager.
L. DeGuise, Pro. Man.
F. McDougall.
W. W. Ruthven.
H. VV. Mayrand.
F. Kennedy.
A. E. Christie.
C. R. Dunsford.
L. VV. Howard.
R. S. Bredin.
E. R. Niblett.
i G. Williams.
W. A. Bellhouse.
E. H. Baines.
Thos. McCaffrv.
i G. V. Holt.
A. H. Buchanan.
|G. R. Murray.
t B. C. Wright.
. Boies Deveber.
. C. F. Craig.
do Branch ...
do VV.E.Br. .. 1
o Seigneurs St. u
MERCHANTS . . . <
do .. ]
do ....
456 Notre Dame 1
lOLSONS
A.MILTON J
o Barton St. Br V
o East End Br. T
. X. America. .. J
lontreal ~
Branch
t Cath St
VHOCHELAGA. ..
N. Dame St. W.
St. Cath. St. E.
do Centre Br.
)r PKITLK
ACQ. CARTIER. . .
Ontario St.. . .
ILLK MARIK. . . .
Merchants . . . . i
raders
lommerce >
lolsons . . . )
Merchants
t ille Marie ]
lo St.Cath.St.Br
Ontario
Facq. Cartier . . . ,
<.. Townships. . .
it. Hyacinthe . .
Traders
* Merchants ....
Imperial
Hull, Q i
Huntingdon, Q
Iberville, Q. .
Ingersoll
\ T . End Branch.
lo Pt. St.Ch s Br
Commerce .
io 19Chab lezsq
ii
Joliette
D Hochelaga
British Columbia
Ottawa
B. N. America. . .
LaBanq Nat
Merchants , H. . .
do. N. Dame St.
do VVestmount . .
Nova Scotia
Union
Kamloops.B.C.
Keewatin, O . .
Kemptville, O.
Kentville, N.S.
II
Kincardine
Kingston
H
u
U
Kingston, N.B.
L Assomption.
Lake Megantic
Lachine, Que.
u
Laprairie
Nova Scotia
14 Merchants ....
* Merchants
J. N. America. . .
Union
Molsons
Ontario
Merchants , H...
St. Hyacinthe . .
eople s of H . . .
John Trainor.
M. N. Jarry.
W. H. Gcssip.
C. Langlois.
H. Frost.
T. J. Bourdeax, Mgr.
J. H. Dussault, Mgr.
Jas. Watson.
Philip Vibert.
Jean Tach6.
E. Flood.
A. F. D. MacGachen.
Robt. Ross.
J. H. Stuart.
A. D. McRae.
Win. Haliburton.
E. R. Mullhall.
i;. A. Capstick.
R. Inglis.
A. St. L. Mackintosh.
A. H. Beddome.
D. B. Dewar.
P. VV. D. Brodrick.
Hamilton
British Columbia
* Merchants . . .
Dominion
ii
Neepawa, Man
Nelson, B.C. . .
tt
N.Glasgow.NS
a
Newcastle . . . .
i Newcastle, N B
<(
New HamVi rg
N.Wmnstr.BC
<(
Newmarket. .
Niagara Falls
Nicolet, Que.
North Bav . . .
N.Sydney, C.I
1 Norwich
Yille Marie
Ville Marie
Ville Marie
Traders
Union ... .
Bk. B. Columbi.
L Epephanie . .
Leamington ..
Lethb dge, Alb
Levis
Nova Scotia. . .
Union of Halifa-
Halifax Bk.Co..
Traders
3 eople s of H . . .
Lindsay
Ontario
Montreal
Nova Scotia. . .
Merchants , H.
Western
BkB. Columbia.
i MoTitreal ....
. Blair Robertson.
F. McDougall.
C. J. Fox.
. E. A. Wyld.
G. D. Brvmner.
< t
Dominion
Listowel, Out
Lt. Glace Bay
Liverpool, N.S
Lockport.N.S
London
Union of Halifa>
Nova Scotia. . . .
Union of H. ...
Halifax Bk.Co. .
B. N. America.
* Merchants . . .
Montreal
Ontario C. G. Ross, Acting Man.
Imperial J. A. Langmuir.
Ville Marie L. Belair.
Tv-wipix L P Snvder, Mgr.
? People s of II. . . H. E. Robertson.
Union of Halifax S. I). Boak.
Commerce
Molsons
Molsons J. R- VVainwright.
Londond y N.
Lucknow. . . .
Louiseville,Q
Lunenb g,N.S
1 1
1 1
Magog, Q. . . .
Merchants , H. .
. E. Walsh.
. J. D. Nichol.
Norwood ....
Orangeville, .
ii
nrillll
Union Fred. VV. Ashe.
. Commerce H. T. Wills.
Hamilton H. H. O Reilly.
. D Hochelaga...
Merchants , H..
Halifax Bk.Co. .
People s, Hal if a
E. Township*. .
F. X. Lacoursiere.
R. S. Currie.
D. I. Forbes.
x G. N. C. Hawkins.
. E. P. Olivier.
. D. Cameron.
F. A. Reesor.
Dominion J. Scott.
((
Tradeis E. VV. Strathy.
Oshawa
WKSTKKN ....
. . T.H. McMillan, Cashier.
. . 1,. G. Cassels.
Geo Burn, Gen. Mai .
ii
Dominion ....
Maitland, N.S
Markham . . .
,. Merchants , H. .
Standard . . . .
Ottawa
do Bank St . .
D. M. Finnie, Manager.
H. G. Complin, Man.
F. C. Mulkins.
D. Robertson.
W. J. Anderson.
F. R. Godwin.
Meat ord
Molsons
. D. A. Ferguson.
. do Rideau St
Merriokville .
Middleton,N.
Midland
. Union
S Com.B.of Wnd
Western
S. L. Forrest.
r S. E. Marshall.
. H. J. Craig.
Montreal
. Commerce Robt. Gill.
Ontario A. Simpson.
Milton
Mitchell
Hamilton
* Merchants . .
G. VV . Brent.
. T. E. Merrill.
. F. J. Hunter.
Geo. VV. Daniel.
J. H. Abbott.
. E. S. Clouston, G. Mar
* Merchants ... W. L. Marler.
Quebec II V". Noel.
Montreal
La Banq. Nat. .. A. A. Taillon.
Union .. M. A. Anderson.
. Nova Scotia. . .
"
Merchants of 15
Molsons . i A. B. Brodrick.
Montreal . . .
. MONTREAL ....
1897]
BANKS IN CAXADA, WITH THEIR BRAXCHES, ETC.
71
I LAUr.S.
Owen Sound. .
Oxford, X. S"
Paislev
Paris ."
XAMES OF BANKS.
* Merchants
i Hamilton
MANAGER OR AGENT.
M. S. Hodder.
Ewing Buchan.
E. W. Wand.
J. Mowat.
S. M. Hutchinson.
! J. Cran.
R. C. Macpherson.
H. T. McMillan.
G. M. Wedd.
A. S. Townsend.
Gerald Jarvis,Act g Mgr
J. B. Jennings.
H. D. Wells.
R. J Drummond.
T. F. Cox.
Hector Fraser.
P. Campbell.
F. J. Rogers.
W. Manson.
W. D. Parker, Acting.
VV. F. Cooper.
Geo. Kerr.
Geo Drummond.
VV. T. Shannon.
A. H. Munro.
G. R. Chisholm.
E.G. P. Chevrefils.
W. J. E. Wall.
W. H. Xelson.
.1 II Stidston
FLACKS.
Simcoe
N AMES OF BANKS
Hamilton . .
MANAGER OR AGENT.
J. Butterfleld
F. A. Bethune
S. L. Forrest.
J. McMahon.
Arthur Bruneau.
F. W. S. Crispo.
J. J. Hughes.
E. B. Fairbanks.
S. Stevens.
Sub. to St. Stephen.
J. A, Rousseau.
C. M. Arnold.
F. O. Cross.
G. W. Hodge tts.
J. A. Bernier.
G. X. Ducharme.
X. A Boivin.
H. Dorion.
E. R. Blanchard.
J. Laframboise.
A. Clement.
J. E. Cote.
A. Bover.
G. A. Schofleld.
J. Clawson, Cashier.
H. A. Harvey.
E. C. Jones.
T. B. Blair.
Jas. G. Taylor.
J. X. Gauthier.
H. Wurtele.
A. C. E. Delmege.
). VV. Legault.
L. Drouin.
J. Leslie.
H. S. Rumsey.
C. A. Bedard.
A. Dion.
J F Grant
Smith s Falls..
(t tt
Sorel . . .
Molsons
Xova Scotia
Western
B. N. America.. .
Commerce
Molsons
< t
D Hochelaga. . ..
Souris
14
Souris, P.E.I.
Springhill
Stanstead
St Andr w sXB
Ste. Anne de
la Perade.
St Catharines.
<t
t C
Ste. Cesaire, Q.
St. Cunegonde
St. Francois B.
St. Henri, Q . .
St. Hyacinthe.
tt
tt
St.JeanBapt te
St. John, X.B
tt
tt
tt
St John s, Q..
St. Jerome.. . .
St. Laurent. ..
St. Marie, Q . .
St. Mary s . . .
tt
St. Re-mi, Q . .
St. Sauveur .
St.Stephen NB
I*
St. Thomas. ..
(I
. . .
SteTherese. Q.
Stellarton,N.S.
Stouffville
Stratford ....
Merchants P. E.I.
Halifax Bk.i o...
E. Townships. ..
Xova Scotia
Parkdale
Standard
Parkhill
Commerce
Halifax Bk.Co.
Ottawa
ParrsDoro . . . .
Parry Sound .
Pent ng- sh ene
Perth
Jacq. Cartier
Western
* Merchants ....
Montreal
Quebec
44
Pembroke
Peterborough.
ii
Petrolia
Ottawa . . .
St. Hyacinthe. . .
Jacq. Cartier. . . .
La Banq. Xat . .
Jacq. Cartier. . . .
LA BANQUE DE. .
ST.HYACIXTIIK.
E. Townships.. . .
Jacq. Cartier.. . .
La Banq. Xat . . .
Jacq. Cartier
X. BRUNSWICK. . .
B. X. America. . .
Toronto
Montreal
Commerce ... .
Ontario
Toronto
Pickering
Picton
Ontario
Montreal
Standard
Xova Scotia ....
Merchants
Jac. Cartier ....
Ville Marie
Ontario
Pictou, X. S..
n
Plessisville, Q.
Pt.St.Charl sQ
Port Arthur . .
Port C"lborne.
Port Elgin
P.Hawkesburv
PortHood.C.B
Port Hope ....
Port Perry
Portneuf
Imperial
Xova Scotia ....
Halifax Bk.Co...
BK. BEST. JEAN. .
* Merchants . . . .
^Merchants ....
Ville Marie
La Banq. Xat. . .
Hamilton
A. H. Ridout.
J. A. Mclsaac.
R. H. McDonald.
J. L. Willis.
E. B. Andros.
Win. McGill.
J. H. Theoret.
W. Bell.
A. H. Dickins.
F. Jemmett.
A. V. Spencer.
A. R. B. Hearn.
T. McDougall, G. Man.
A. Van Fulson, Mgr.
P. B. Dumoulin, Mgr.
E. E. Webb, Gen. Man.;
J. O. Billett, Local.
Geo. Veasey, do
Geo. Crebassa, G. Man.
C. Cloutier.
X. Lavoie.
D. Cumberland.
J. Macara.
Merchants. H. ..
People s, Halifax
Traders
Toronto.. ..
W estern
Ville Marie
Imperial
Prt. la Prairie.
Prescott
Traders
Ottawa
Bk. de St. Jean .
Jacq. Cartier. . . .
ST. STEPHEN S.
* Merchants . .
^Merchants
Imperial
Preston
P. Albert, Sask
Quebec
Xova Scotia. . . .
* Merchants .. . .
J. Black.
W. B. Waterburv.
M. A. Gilbert.
L. E. Tate.
M. Boisvert.
T. McUitosh.
M. Br^it, Acting-.
>V. Pringle.
rhos. Plummer.
Wm. Maynard, jun.
L. H. Dampier.
W. T. Smith.
VV. J. C. Harvev.
R. McC. Stavert.
D. R. Laird.
P. VV. Morrison.
G. S. Moore.
J. E. Burehell.
F. O. Cross.
D. B. Crombie.
J. M. Johnston, M<-r.
H. X. Boire.
E. C. Jackson.
F. Bielte.
B. E. Walker, G. Man.
J. II. Plummer, Asst.do.
J C. Kemp, Man.
John Aird, Asst.
1. (!. Boyce.
R,. J. Montgomery,
i. A. Holland.
I- .. M. Playter.
T. S. Harrison.
V. E. Hart.
R. C. McIIarrie.
Chas. McGill, Gen. Man.
W. H. Smith.
R. B. Caldwell.
Geo. P. Reid.
R. D. Gamble, G. Man.
T. G. Brough, Man.
It. M. Gray.
J. Price.
W. W. Xation.
Ql EBEC
do Upper Town
do St. Rochs. . .
U.NMOX
do
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tt
Ville Marie
Nova Scotia . . .
Standard
^Merchants . . .
i
do St. Louis St.
LA BANQ. XAT. . .
do St. John St. .
do St. Joseph St.
B. N. America. . .
Montreal
1 t
tt
*
tt
K
Strathroy
Commerce
tt
Traders
,,
Merchants .
Jacq. Cartier. . . .
do St. John St.
People s of H ...
Imperial
Ottawa
.1. C. More.
X. Dion.
C. S Powell.
Jean Tache.
W. A. Weir,
j H Reeve
Sudhury, O. . .
Sum side, PEL
Ct
II
Sussex, N. B
Sydney, C.B..
Thorold
Ontario
BK. Sf.M KRSIDE..
Bank of X.S
Merchants , H...
Xova Scotia. . . .
Merchants , H. ..
it
Rat Portage . .
Regina
Montreal
J. A. Paddon.
F. A. W. Lister.
C. G. Pennock, Mgr.
W. L. Ball.
E. E. Ward.
John Pool.
L. Couet.
J. S. C. Fraser.
W. T. Oliver.
E. W. MeCurdy.
VV. H. Harrison.
A. D. McLean.
J. F. Winlow.
(i. H. Griffin.
I>. McGregor.
J. M. VVerm ss.
M. Morris.
W. K. Pearce.
F. A. Borden.
Arthur S. Jarvis.
T. W. Magee.
Win. Farwell, G. Man.
S. K.luell, Local.
J. A. Ready.
W. Gabourv.
W. H. Clarke, Acting.
E. Cowdrv.
Renfrew, O. . .
Richmond.. . .
Ridgetown. . . .
tt
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* Merchants ....
Ottawa . .
E. Townships
Molsons
1C
Three Rivers. .
tt
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Toronto
Quebec
Quebec
D Hochelaga. . . .
Traders
La Banq. Xat. . .
Montreal
1>. X. America. .
Merchants , II . ..
Halifax Bk.Co. ..
Commerce
Traders
Rossland, B.C.
Sackville, N.B.
Sarnia ... .
do. Branch. . .
do. E. Br
do. X. Br
do. X.W.Br. ..
lo.Q n St.VV.Br..
io.Yn.&Col.Br..
rto.Parl tSt.Br. ..
lo. Market Br. . .
tt
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Montreal .
SaultSte Marie
14
Seaforth
Commerce
Imperial .
41
Dominion
iac, X. 15. .
Mic!iinie.< >nt
Shelbiirne. NX
Sherbrooke . . .
1 1
Shubenacadie .
Simcoe
People s, Halifax
Union
do. Branch. . .
lo. Q n St.W.Br.
STANDARD
Halifax B. Co. . .
E. TOWNSHIPS. . .
* Merchants ....
La Banq. Xat.. .
Merchants, H. . .
Commerce. .
DOMINION
do. Q nSi.K...
do. Q n St.W..
do. Mk t Br. . .
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BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC.
[189"
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Toronto 1
"
AMES OF BANKS.
)OMiNiON.D ndas
& Q n St. Br. . . 1
MANAGER OR AGENT.
<\ O. Cavley. /
do. Spad.Av. ..
& Col.St.Br.. ,
MPBRIAL
do Branch 1
io. Cor. Yonge
& Queen St.. <
do. N.Toronto..
PRONTO
F. H. Horsey.
. R. VVilkie, Gen. Mgr. B
3. Jennings, Manager.
:>. F. Rice.
3. H. Stanley -Clarke.
Duncan Coulson,G.Maii
VV. R. Wadsworth.
G. J. Cuthbertson.
H. S. Strathy, Gen. M.
C. Brough.
Wm. Grindlay. B
D. Miller, Manager.
A. D. Pringle, Asst.
V. P. Sloane.
C. W. Clinch.
. O. Buchanan.
f 1 . J. Gosling.
L. C. Jennings.
. R. Graham.
1 B. Wilson,
lartin Dickie. ( .
. Moorman.
3. A. Armstrong.
Y. E. Carswell.
j. de Martigny.
3. Fortier.
Yin. Murray.
V. Godfrey.
C. Sweeny.
A. Jukes, Manager.
I. Beaumier.
G.A. Henderson.
G. Gillespie, Man.
i. L. Ker, Asst. Man.
Gavin H. Burns.
A. J. C. Galletly.
A. Marchand.
H. J. Pugh
W. E. Butler.
G. W. McKee.
H. B. Walker.
A. Montizambert.
E. Cowdrv.
W. I. Briggs. i
J. Hespeler.
H. J. Grasett.
S. D. Raymond.
Sub Ag cy to Stellarton
D. Kemp.
E. Thornton.
E. D. Warren.
E. \V. Bourinot.
Arthur G. Smith.
G. V. J. Greenhill.
Geo. Mair.
H. B. Walker.
Walter Lawson.
J. A. Russell.
E. J. Cochrane.
W. Corbould, Acting.
J. H. Baker, Pro. Man.
A. Wickson.
T. B. Phepoe.
Angus Kirkland
C. S. Hoare.
W. H. Pambrun.
J. B. Monk.
F. H. Mathewson.
F. L. Patton.
D. Simpson.
B. Willson.
G. de C. O Grady.
S. B. Ful-ler.
C. M. McCuaig.
Geo. Sanderson.
G. A. White.
G. A. Taylor.
|Geo. W. Munro.
|T. W. Johns.
H. A. Richardson.
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1
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lo.KingSt.W.Br.
^RADERS
Montreal . .
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. .1
i
B. N. America.. .
... * Merchants
Quebec
Molsons
Union
i Hamilton
Toronto Jun..
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Trenton, O. . . .
Truro,N.S
ft
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I/ommerce
VIolsons
Molsons
Merchants , H.. .
Halifax Bk.Co...
Oom. of Windsor
Dominion
Valley field, Q.
Vancouver,BC
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ii
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Vankl kHill.O
Vernon, B.C..
Victoria,B.C..
ii
ii
Victoriaville,Q
Yirden, Man. .
Walkerton . . .
ii
Walkerville"!
Wallacehurg. .
Waterford ....
Waterloo, Q . .
Waterloo, Ont.
fi
Jac. Cartier
D Hochelaga . . .
8k. B. Columbia
B. N. America. . .
Montreal
Imperial .
D Hochelaga . . .
Montreal
B. COLUMBIA
B. N. America. . .
Montreal
Jac. Cartier ....
Union
* Merchants . . . .
Commerce ..
do
Montreal . ...
Commerce ....
B. Townships. ..
Commerce
WpllnnH
Imperial
Westville
Weymouth.NS
Wh itby ....
t(
Nova Scotia. . . .
Merchants ....
Dominion
Western
Wiarton, O. . .
Winchester. . .
Windsor, O. ..
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It
Windsor, N. S.
(t
ii
Wingham ....
Winnipeg ....
WoodstockOnt
Woodstock NB
if
14
Wolfville.N.S.
Yarmouth, N.S
Union
Union
* Merchants . . .
Traders
Commerce ....
COMMERCIAL . . .
Halifax Bk.Co.
People s, Halifa\
Hamilton
La Banq. Nat . .
* Merchants . . .
Molsons ....
Montreal
Imperial
D Hochelaga.. .
Ottawa . . .
Commerce . .
Union ..... .
B. N. America. .
Molsons
Nova Scotia . ...
People s,Halifax
Merchants , H. .
People s, Halifax
YARMOUTH
Nova Scotia
* Merchants Bank of Canada.
FOREIGN AGENTS.
In the following list the Banks are arranged alpha-
beticalli/.
BRITISH COLUMBIA, BANK OF London, Head Office :
San Francisco, Portland (Oregon), Seattle and Ta-
conia, Branches. Eastern Provinces of Canada,
Mer. Bank of Canada ; Bank of Commerce ; Molson s
Bank ; Imperial Bank ; Bank of Nova Scotia; New
York, Can. Bk. of Commerce ; Chicago, Bank of
Nova Scotia ; Mexico and South America, London
Bank of Mexico and South America ; China, Hong
Kong and Shanghai Bank Corporation ; Australia,
Bank of Australasia ; Honolulu, Bishop & Co.
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, BANK OF London, England,
Head Office. New York, W. Lawson and J.
C. Welch, Agents ; Boston, U. S., Merchants
National Bank ; San Francisco, H. J. McMichael and
J. R. Ambrose, Agents; England, Union Bank of
Manchester, and Bank of Liverpool ; Scotland,
National Bank and Commercial Bank ; Ireland,
Provincial Bank and National Bank; Paris, Mar-
cuard, Krauss & Co. ; West Indies, Colonial Bank ;
Australia and New Zealand, Union Bk of Australia.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE London, Bank of Scot
land, London and County Bank, German Bank of
London; Ireland, Northern Banking Co.; Pans,
France, Credit Lyonnais, Lazard, Freres & Cie ;
Germany, Deutsche Bank ; Brussels, Belgium, J.
Matthieu & Fils; India, China and Japan, The
Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China ;
Australia and New Zealand, The Union Bank
of Australia; South America, British Bank of
South America, London and Brazilian Bank ;
Mexico, Banco de Loudres y Mexico ; New York,
The Canadian Bank of Commerce, The American
Exchange Nat. Bank ; British Columbia and San
Francisco, Col., The Bank of British Columbia;
Chicago, The American Exchange Nat. Bank of
Chicago ; Buffalo, Bank of Commerce in Buffalo ;
Hamilton, Bermuda, The Bank of Bermuda; Port
land, Oregon, The Bank of British Columbia ; West
Indies, Bank of Nova Scotia; Kingston, Jamaica,
Colonial Bank and Branches ; Duluth, First
National Bank ; Maritime Prorinces, The Bank of
Nova Scotia.
COMMERCIAL BANK OK WINDSOR London, Union Bank
of London ; New York, Bank of New York ; Halifax,
Bank of Nova Scotia ; St. John. N.B., Bank of Ne\v
Brunswick ; Montreal, Merchants Bank of Canada,
DOMINION BANK London, National Bank of Scotland ;
New York. Bank of British North America, the
National City Bk.; Chicago, Commercial National Bk.
EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK London, National Bank of
Scotland; Boston, National Exch. Bank ; New York,
National Park Bank.
HALIFAX BANKING Co. Dominion of Canada, Molsons
Bank and Merchants Bank of Canada ; Boston,
Suffolk National Bank ; New York, Fourth National
Bank ; London, Eng., Parr s Bank (Limited).
HAMILTON. BANK or New York, Fourth Nat. Bk. and
Hanover National Bank ; Buffalo, Marine Bank of
Buffalo ; London, Nat. Prov. Bank of England, Ld.;
Chicano. Union Nat. Bank and National Bank of
Illinois ; Detroit, Detroit National Bank; llostoii.
International Trust Co. ; Kansax City, The National
Bank of Commerce.
IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA -London, Lloyds Bank,
(Ld.); Paris, Credit ; Lyonnais ; New York, Bank
of Montreal; Chicago, First National Bank;
St Paul, Second National Bank : Detroit, Detroit
National Bank ; Buffalo, Bank of Buffalo ; Boston,
National Bank of the Commonwealth; O-wct/o,
Second National Bank ; Duhith, First National Bk.
LA BANQIIE D HOCHELAGA London, Clydesdale Bank
(Ltd.); Paris, Credit Lyonnais; Neu< York. Natinna?
Park Bank: Boston. National Bank of Redemption,
Third Nat. Bank; Chicago, Nat. Live Stock Bank.
LA BANQ,I:E DE ST. JEAN Canada, Molsons Bank an<t
Branches; New York, Agents Bank of Montreal;
Boston, National Revere Bank; St. All> ,,x, I t.,
Welden National Bank.
1897]
BANKS IN CANADA, WITH THEIR BRANCHES, ETC.
7:3
LA BANQUE JACQUES CARTIBR London, Le Credit Lyon-
nais, Le Comptoir National d escomptes de P.-.ris ;
Paris, Le Credit Lyonnais, Le Comptoir National
d escomptes de Paris ; New York, National Bank of
the Republic, Bank of America ; Boston, The
Merchants National Bank; Chicago, Bank of Mont
real. Correspondents in Canada The Merchants
Bank of Canada, Bank of British North America,
The Molsons Bank.
LA BANQUE NATIONALS London, National Bank of Scot
land ; Paris, Credit L3 onnais; Griimebaum, Freres
& Co.; New York, National Bank of the Re
public ; Boston, The National Revere Bank.
LA BANQUE VILLE-MARIE London, Bank of Montreal ;
Paris, Le Credit Industrie) ; New York, The
National Bank of the Republic ; Ladenburg, Thai-
inann &Co.; Chicago, Bank of Montreal.
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA London, Glasgow, Edin
burgh, and other points in Great Britain, The Cly
desdale Bank (Limited) ; New York, American Ex
change Nat. Bank and Merchants Bank of Canada,
52 William St. , Jno. Gault and J.B. Harris, Jr., Agts;
Chicago, American Exchange National Bank ; St.
Paul, Minn., First National Bank ; Detroit, First
National Bank ; Buffalo, Bank of Buffalo ; San
Francisco, Bank of British Columbia and Anglo-
Californian Bank ; fortland,Tacoma, Seattle, Wash
ington Territory, Bank of British Columbia ; Neiv-
foundland, Bank of Nova Scotia ; Nova Scotia,
Merchants Bank of Halifax ; New Brunsivick, Bank
of Nova Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax ;
British Columbia, Bank of British Columbia.
MERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAX Ontario and Quebec,
Merchants Bank of Canada; St. John, N.B., Bank
of New Brunswick ; New York, Chase National
Bank, N. Y. ; Boston, National Hide and Leather
Bank ; St. John s, Newfoundland, F. H. Arnaud,
Man. Branch ; London, Eng., Bank of Scotland,
London ; Hamilton, Bermuda, The Bk. of Bermuda.
MERCHANTS BANK OF P. E. I. London, City Bank ;
Boston, The Boston National Bank; Montreal, Bank
of Montreal.
MOLSONS BANK London, Parr s Bank (Ltd.), Glynn,
Mills, Currie & Co., Morton, Rose & Co. ; Liverpool,
Bank of Liverpool ; Cork, Minister and Leinster
Bank (Limited) ; Paris, France, Credit Lyonnais ;
Antwerp, Belgium, La Banque D Anvers; Hamburg,
Germany, Hesse Newman & Co y ; Portland, Casco
National Bank ; Butte, Montana, First National
Bank ; Great Falls, Montana, North- Western
National Bank ; New York, Mechanics National
Bank, W. Watson and R. Y. Hebden, Agents;
Bank of Montreal, Morton, Bliss & Co., National
City Bank ; Boston, State National Bank ; Cleve
land, Com. National Bank ; Milwaukee, The Wis
consin National Bank of Milwaukee ; Chicago,
First National Bank ; Detroit, Commercial Na
tional Bank ; Toledo, Second National Bank ;
Buffalo, City Bank ; Nova Scotia, Halifax Bank
ing Co. ; New Brunswick, Bank of New Bruns
wick ; Newfoundland, Bank of Nova Scotia,
St. John s, Nfld. ; Prince Edward Island, Mer
chants Bank of Prince Edward Island and Sum-
merside Bank ; British Columbia, and San Fran
cisco, Bank of British Columbia ; Quebec, Eastern
Townships Bank ; Ontario, Dominion Bank, Im
perial Bank of Canada and Canadian Bank of Com
merce ; Manitoba, Imperial Bank of Canada.
MONTREAL, BANK OK London, Bk. of Montreal, A. Lang,
Manager, H. Hay lock, sub-manager ; Bank of
England, London and Westminster Bank, Union
Bank of London; Liverpool, Bank of Liverpool ;
Scotland, British Linen Company ; New York, W.
Watson, R. Y. Hebden; Boston, Merchants National
Bank ; Chicago, Bank of Montreal, W. Munro, Mgr.;
San Francisco, Bank of British Columbia, Anglo-
Californian Bank ; St. John s, Newfoundland, Bank
of Montreal, J. M. Greata, Manager.
NEW BRUNSWICK, BANK or London, Williams, Deacon
and Manchester and Salford Bank, Limited; New
York, Mechanics National Bank : Boxton, Eliot
National Bank ; Prince Edu-urd Island, Charlotte-
town, Merchants Bank of Halifax ; Fredericton,
People s Bank ; Halifax, N.S., Merchants Bank of
Halifax ; Montreal, Molsons Bank.
NOVA SCOTIA, BANK OF Chicago, H. C. Mcl.eod, Manager,
Alex. Robertson, Asst. Mgr.; Kin/iston, Jamaica,
W.I., W. P. Hunt, Agent; St. John s, Newf lntl,
W. E. Stavert, Manager; Harbour Grace, New
foundland, Calais, Maine. Correspondents Can
ada, Canadian Bank of Commerce and Branches ;
Bank of British Columbia ; Great Britain ; London,
Royal Bank of Scotland : Scotland, Royal Bank of
Scotland and Branches U.S. : New York, Bk. of New-
York, N. B. A., Boston, Merchants National Bank,
San Francisco, Bank of British Columbia ; St. Pierre,
Miquelon, Banque des lies St. Pierre et Miquelon.
ONTARIO BANK London, Parr s Bank (Limited) ;
New York, The Agents Bank of Montreal,
The Fourth National Bank of the City of
New York ; France and Europe, Credit Lyon
nais ; Boston, Tremont National Bank ; Oswego,
First National Bank ; Chicago, Bank of Montreal ;
St. Paul s, Merchants National Bank; Nova Scotia,
People s Bank of Halifax ; New Brunswick, Bank of
Montreal, St. John, N.B.; P.E. Island, Merchants
Bank of Halifax at Charlottetowri.
OTTAWA, BANK OF London, England, Parr s Bank
(Limited); New York, Chicago and Canada, Bank
of Montreal ; Boston, National Bk. of the Republic,
Massachusetts Nat. Bk. and Manufacturers Nat. Bk.
PEOPLE S BANK OF HALIFAX- London, Union Bank;
Boston, New England National Bank ; New York,
Bank of New York, N. B. A.; Montreal, Ba nk of
Toronto ; St. John, Bank of New Brunswick.
PEOPLE S BANK OF N. B. London, Union Bank ; New
York, Fourth National Bank ; Boston, Eliot National
Bank ; Montreal, Union Bank of Can. and Branches.
QUEBEC BANK London, Bank of Scotland ; New York,
Agents, Bank of British North America
ST. HYACINTHE, BANQUE New York, National Bank of
the Republic, Importers and Traders ; Boston,
Merchants National Bank ; Canada, Merchants
Bank of Canada and Branches.
ST. STEPHEN S BANK Boston, Globe Nat. Bk. ; New York,
New York Bk. and Nat. B king Association ; London,
Glyn, Mills, Currie &Co.; Montreal,Bk. ofMontreal.
STANDARD BANK Nerv York, Importers and Traders
National Bank ; Montreal, Can. Bank of Commerce ;
London, Eng., National Bank of Scotland (Limited).
SUM.MERSIDE BANK Montreal, Molson s Bank; Halifax,
Union Bank of Halifax ; St. John, Bank of New
Brunswick; Boston, Blackstone National Bank.
TORONTO, BANK OfGreat Britain, City Bank (Limited)
London; New York, Nat. Bk. Commerce; Chicago,
First National Bank; Ontario, Bank of Hamilton
and Branches; Quebec, La Banque Nationale; Nova
Scotia, Union Bank of Halifax, People s Bank of
Halifax; Manitoba, British Columbia and Nea
Brttnsivick, Bank of British North America.
TRADERS BANK OF CANADA London, National Bank of
Scotland ; New York, American Exchange National
Bk.; Buffalo, Union Bk.; Chicago, First Nat. Bk.;
Osrvego, Second National Bk. ; Quebec, Quebec Bk.
UNION BANK OF CANADA .LondVw, Parr s Bank (Ltd.):
Liverpool, Parr s Bank (Ltd.); New York, National
Park Bank ; Boston, Lincoln National Bank: St.
Paul, St. Paul National Bank ; Buffalo, Ellicott
Square Bank; Chicago, Globe National Bank :
Detroit, First National Bank ; Great Falls, Mont.,
First Nat. Bk. ; Minneapolis, Nat. Bk. of Commerce.
UNION BAVK OF HALIFAX London, London and West
minster Bank, Ltd.; Newfoundland, Merchrui -
Bank ; New York, National Bank of Commerce ;
Boston, Merchants Nat l Bank ; Montreal, Bank of
Toronto ; Toronto, Bk. of Toronto and Branches.
WESTERN BANK New York, Merchants Bank of Canada;
London, England, Royal Bank of Scotland.
YARMOUTH, BANK OF, N. S. Halifax, The Merchants
Bank of Halifax ; St. John, The Bank of Montreal ;
New York, The National Citizens Bank ; Boston,
The Eliot National Bank ; London, G.B., The Union
Bank of London ; Montreal, The Bank of Montreal
and Molsons Bank ; Quebec, Bank of Montreal.
74 FORMS OF GOVERNMENT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. [1897
FORMS OF GOVERNMENT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD/
BY DR. .1. G. BOURINOT, C.M.G., F.R.S.C., CLERK OF THE CANADIAN COMMONS,
AUTHOR OF " How CANADA is GOVERNED," AND OTHER WORKS ON THE
HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT OF CANADA.
I.-INTRODUCTION.
In this necessarily very brief survey of the forms of government throughout the world, I
have found it most convenient for purposes of reference to arrange the subject under the
headings of "countries," "executive power," and "legislative power," with some mention of
local or municipal government under the latter. I commence with the British Empire, as
embracing the countries in which Canadians have naturally the deepest interest. After Great
Britain and Ireland follow the colonies and dependencies of the empire, including India, in
alphabetical order. Then come the other countries of the world in the^ same alphabetical
order, commencing with the absolute monarchy of savage Abyssinia, nominally under the pro
tectorate of Italy, while all colonies and dependencies follow the reference to their particular
sovereign state. I have also thought it advisable, for purposes of reference, to add the area
and population of every country.
A review of the methods of government in the world show a survival of the oldest forms,
though in a more or less modified state. We see still in America examples of triba
communities ; in Asia and Africa the organized patriarchal forms, and the nomadic hordes
and camp nations. We can see illustrations of the division of organized government that was
many centuries ago given by that master of political science, the Greek Aristotle. Although
his analysis of the forms of government was far from exhaustive, and his descriptions are not
quite adapted to modern types, his enumeration still serves as a most excellent frame on which
to hang an exposition of these forms for studies and discussion. We see monarchy, or the
rule of one, in Russia, China and Turkey ; aristocracy, or the rule of the few in a waning
degree in Germany and Austria, where nobles still exercise large power in houses of peers and
in government ; democracy, or the rule of the many, in the United States, in the South
American republics, and in numerous countries to which popular government has extended
itself within this century. We see also the truth of his remarks that monarchy can assume
the degenerate shape of tyranny ; aristocracy, the degenerate shape of oligarchy ; and
democracy, the degenerate shape of anarchy or mob rule. Under modern, conditions aris
tocracy, as a form of government, is fast disappearing before the growth of democracy. In
England the power of the peers was effectually broken by the introduction of responsible
or parliamentary government in the reign of William III. and the passage of the first Reform
Bill of 1832. The peers of the realm now derive their influence chiefly through their con
nection with the political party in power and the ministry that owes its existence to the
commons. On the continent of Europe, the houses of peers are still powerful, but their
power as a house is chiefly derived not from purely aristocratic influence, but from their share
in the work of legislation as a branch of the legislature, and from the presence in the majority
of cases of life or elected members, representing important class, educational, anil other
interests that bring the bodies into touch with the more popular elements of the country.
Monarchy still exists as an important form of government. The present government of
Russia is abnormal in the Europe of to-day, as abnormal as that of the Turk, " a belated
example of those crude forms of politics which the rest of Europe has outgrown." Otherwise
the monarchies of Europe are limited by the resolutions of the popular parliaments. While
monarchy is more or less limited and aristocracy seems on the point of disappearing,
democracy, as a form of government, is in a fair way to prevail universally. Ever since the
rise of popular education in the last century, and the success of parliamentary government in
and corrected from latest available authorities.
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England, and popular government in the United States, the forces of popular thought have
made a steady headway throughout the world. But we have seen that democracy may mean
license and anarchy, as Aristotle long ago foresaw, and none but a Ctesar or a military leader
can at times bring it back to reason and order. Citizens under monarchical rule may be, and
often are, more fortunately placed as far as personal liberty is concerned than the citizens of
pure republics in South America. In those countries tyranny as brutal as that of Caligula or
Commodus has reigned. Out of fourteen presidents of the Bolivian republic, thirteen have
died assassinated or in exile, and no one can safely conjecture the final fate of any of the
former colonies of Spain. Even in the United States, despite the influence of English
institutions and the English governing instinct for law and order the saving principle always
in that great federal republic democracy at times, under the sway of mob rule and party
spirit, has seemed clearly dangerous to public security and good government.
But a close study of forms of government is encouraging since it shows on the whole a
steady growth of i-epresentative institutions, and the extension of popular rights under hopeful
conditions of law and order. The theory of national sovereignty has been fully accepted in
France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Holland, Belgium, Greece, and the Scandinavian States. In
Germany it has not been yet acclimatized, but while the emperor s will is still a powerful factor
in government and legislation, we can see the influence of the English principles of parliament
ary and popular government. In Spain we still see the influence of the military spirit, and
no one would be surprised to see bayonets in the Cortes at certain political crises. In France,
the results of late have been encouraging, and it is quite possible that France may still give
us additional evidences of the strength of parliamentary government outside of countries of
English origin.
England is the mother of free governments throughout the world, even among nations
that do not speak her tongue. Her principles have more or less influenced the great com
munities of Europe, as I have just shown. Her self-governing dependencies have closely
followed her parliamentary system of government, and year by year we see colonies emerging
from a state of pupilage and assuming large rights of self-government. It is true that in
Jamaica there has been a step backward, but it has been forced by abnormal conditions of
depressed trade and the existence of a large and idle coloured population, not equal to the
requirements of freedom and citizenship. The British empire now comprises forty-two
distinct and independent governments. In addition to these there are a number of scattered
dependencies under the dominion or protection of England, which do not possess regularly
formed administrations and vast territories controlled by English chartered companies pro
tected by the queen. Of the forty-two administrations, eleven have elected assemblies and
responsible government ; the others are (1) crown colonies in which the crown "has the sole
control of legislation while the administration is carried on by public officers under the con
trol of the home government"; or (2) colonies "possessing representative institutions but not
responsible government, in which the crown has no more than a veto on legislation, but the
home government retains the control of public officers."
While the old world is the home of the parliament and a responsible ministry, the new
world is that of a congress, and an executive not having seats in or directly responsible to the
legislature. In some countries of Europe, and in England s dependencies, the English model
is directly followed, but the South American republics have taken the American system with
some modifications. In Canada alone, in America, is responsible or English parliamentary
government seen in complete operation. Nevertheless it is England that has given represent
ative government to the world at large. The system of the United States is based on English
institutions of a century ago, and 011 the legislative system of the old English colonies. It is
the principle of federation that has been fully expanded in the United States. It has formed
the model for even Switzerland and Canada, and developed the idea all throughout the world.
In Germany, Austria, Hungary, Norway and Sweden, the West Indies, and in a few South
American republics, we see this federal idea solving important problems of political govern
ment. In Austi-alasia there is now before the legislatures and people a scheme of union based
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on that of the United States and Canada, and the time is probably not far distant when those
distant English communities will enter into the rank of federations with a great future before
them as a united dominion of the empire. The federal idea in co-operation with responsible
or representative government must sooner or later rule the world.
In every country possessing representative government we see a parliament or diet or
congress, or some other assembly conveying the same political thought in the particular
language of a nation or state. In the majority of cases, two houses prevail. Canada occupies
an exceptional position among English dependencies with responsible government, since rive
out of the seven provinces of the dominion have abolished their legislative councils or upper
branches of the legislature. Those countries in America that have followed the model of the
United States possess a senate or upper chamber (Nicaragua excepted). One chambered
legislatures prevail in Servia, Bulgaria, Greece, in the landtags of Austria, and in the diets
of the minor German states except those of the free cities. Apart from these legislative
b. idles, the European communities have two chambers, varying from that of Norway (where,
after a single general election, a certain number of the deputies returned are told to make an
upper house,) to the ultra-aristocratic house of magnates, established from the earliest time
under the ancient Hungarian constitution. Hereditary peers, generally mixed with life peers
and elective peers, are still common in the second chambers of the continent of Europe ; they
are found in Cisleithan Austria, in Prussia, in Bavaria, in some of the smaller German states,
and in Spain and Portugal. Life peers also occur by themselves but the crown is generally
directed by the constitution to select them from certain classes of distinguished men. The
best example of an upper house formed by this method is the Italian senate. In many states
the mode of electing senators or peers is indirect, either the electorate is different, or pro
vinces, or states or communes elect, while the deputies of the popular branch are taken from
the nation at large. Even the senate of the United States is founded on inequality of repre
sentation. This distinction between the elections of the two houses shows a fundamental
doubt as to the safety of the democratic theory.
The second or popular chamber, however, is the most powerful. All elected or second
assemblies have the initiation of money votes, and taxation. The senate of the United States is
probably the sole instance of a legislative body which is not inferior in legislative importance
to the lower house, and possesses special functions the approval or rejection of important
appointments and the confirmation of treaties not enjoyed by any similar body in the world.
In the Spanish cortes, however, either house may take the initiative in all cases of legislation.
In the Netherlands, the upper house cannot amend the bills of the lower branch, but must
accept or reject them in their entirety. The British house of lords cannot initiate or amend a,
money bill ; neither can the Canadian senate nor the upper houses of any of the British
dependencies. The senate of the United States, however, may amend while it cannot
originate a revenue or money bill. The upper house of the Prussian landtag cannot amend
the budget. In some countries there is a union of the two houses to consider and pass bills
on which one or the other disagrees. This is a useful precedent, though it is borrowed from
the system of the United States. In some German states a permanent committee represents
the house or houses then not sitting a nuani responsible government in practice.
Universal suffrage prevails generally in North and South America, including the provinces
of British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. In a.
few South American states, and in Massachusetts some educational tests are necessary.
Costa Rica limits the franchise to those who can live respectably, and Mexico to " all respect
able male adults." Hayti requires her negro citizens to have "some vocation" a mere
euphemism certainly. In the states of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, women can vote at
state, as well as at municipal elections, and the same is true of New Zealand and South Australia.
In Europe, property, income, and the payment of taxes govern. The German reichstag and
French chamber of deputies are chosen by general suffrage. But in no part of Europe except
Austria can women vote even on a property qualification. In some countries a premium is
placed on learning or education, viz. : Victoria, Tasmania, Ecuador, Bolivia, Chili, Cape of
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Good Hope, Malta, Hawaii, Hungary, Bremen, and other states. In Montenegro, men
capable of bearing arms are the electors. In a few countries the age of electors is limited to 2o,
but the ordinary age of manhood, 21, may be considered the rule.
Qualifications for members of the houses are required generally on the lines of age, but
except in a few of the older states of Europe property qualification is now not necessary for
the popular chamber. The age of the elected or appointed members of the upper houses is
generally greater than that of the lower, 30 being the average. The number of members in
tipper houses chiefly those elected or appointed is, as a rule, lower than that of the
popular chamber. The English house of lords, however, is not very much less than that of
the commons, but, it must be remembered that only a small proportion of peers ever take
their seats or vote. The Hungarian house of magnates actually counts a few more than the
popular branch, while the new Japanese parliament preserves a parity.
The relations to the executive show great divergence. Countries of the English type, as
I have already intimated, display the ministerial responsibility well developed. On the
continent generally the connection is somewhat slighter. In Sweden and Norway it is unde
fined. To be sure the German constitution does not create a ministry responsible to the
legislature. But the system of government "seems to be in a transition stage between the
one-man rule of qua/ii absolutism under constitutional forms, and the liberal regime of modern
times." There is no ministerial responsibility in Switzerland. Between the anglo-continental
system and the congressional plan, there is a very wide divergence.
The sovereign of a monarchy and the president of a republic has, with a few exceptions,
some share, often considerable, in legislation. The German emperor has vast powers ; the
other European constitutional sovereigns far less. The American president has far greater
power in legislation than the queen of England, since he can stop any congressional legislation
when there is not a two-thirds majority in both houses to over-ride his veto. The king of
Sweden has an absolute veto in Sweden, and promulgates various laws, though in his office as
k ing of Norway he has a suspensive veto only, and possesses some temporary powers when the
storthing is not sitting.
The French national assembly has the important duty of electing the president of the
republic, while the Swiss federal republic the home of the "initiative" and the "refer
endum" chooses the entire executive or federal council. Members of this council can sit and
speak but not vote in the chambers. The federal assembly elect the president and vice-
president from among the members of this council. Here are more illustrations of distrust of
democracy.
It may be said that the principles of representative and popular government have, indeed,
made remarkable strides within the latter half of this century. The latest acquisition is
Japan, which has already made a claim for a high place among civilized nations and proved its
capacity to understand the principles of parliamentary government as well as the rules and
conditions of modern warfare. Another half-century must witness an extraordinary develop
ment in the same direction of popular government. The great English poet wrote a
political truth when he told us years ago :
" For through all the ages an increasing purpose runs,
And the thoughts of men are widened with the process of the suns."
II. -GOVERNMENT OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.
Population, 345,000,000 ; with protectorates, about | EXECUTIVE POWER.
382,000,000. Area without protected territory, 9,144,-
735 square miles.
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. Monarchy under par
liamentary government. Population in 1891, 37.740,283 :
England, 27,560,000 ; Wales, 1,510,034 ; Scotland, 4,025,
064; Ireland, 4,704,750. Area, 121,115 square miles:
England, 51,000; Wales, 7,378; Scotland, 30,000; Ire
land, 31,759.
A sovereign, at present a queen, exercising all powers
of executive government through a cabinet composed of
certain sworn privy councillors, \vl\o act as advisers of
the crown, and conduct the public administration in
accordance with law and constitutional usage. The
crown is hereditary, but subject to such limitations as
may be imposed by parliament i.e., by the crown, lords
and commons. The head of the administration is the
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premier, or first minister, who is the choice of the
crown ; he selects the members of the cabinet and min
istry, with the approval of the sovereign. The cabinet
consists, at present, of 16 ministers, of whom the
first lord of the treasury is generally premier. In addi
tion to the inner or advisory council, called the cabinet,
there are other ministers holding subordinate positions
in the government, but who also retire with the cabinet
in case of resignation or defeat. The whole number of
persons comprising the government of England, includ
ing the chief officials for Scotland and Ireland, is 56.
The government hold office as long as they retain the
confidence of the house of commons. The common law
is the basis of justice in Great Britain and Ireland, ami
in all colonies and dependencies of the crown. Wher
ever, in the latter, the civil or other law is in force, it
will be stated below in the case of the particular colony.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
The parliament of Great Britain is composed of the
crown, lords and commons. The lords consists at pre
sent of 576 archbishops (2), bishops (24) and peers, the
latter divided into 22 dukes, 22 marquesses, 119 earls,
26 viscounts, and 308 barons. Six princes of the royal
blood have also seats in the house. Scotland is repre
sented by 16 peers, elected for each parliament, and
Ireland by 28 representative peers elected for life. The
speaker is the lord high chancellor of England, who is a
member of the cabinet, and retires with a change of
government. The house of lords has co-ordinate powers
of legislation with the house of commons, except as re
spects taxation or money bills. It cannot initiate or
amend such bills, but it may under exceptional condi
tions reject them as a whole. The house of commons is
the body where the chief political power rests. It con
sists of 670 members, elected by the legal electors of
Great Britain and Ireland, as follows : England 465,
Wales 30, Scotland 72, Ireland 103. All elections are
now by ballot. Since the reform bill of 1832 the fran
chise has been widely extended to all classes who have a
stake in the country. The suffrage is now divided
among freeholders, copyholders, leaseholders, occupants
of lands and tenements , and lodgers of a specified value.
The house of commons lasts for seven years, unless
sooner dissolved by the crown with the advice of the
cabinet. Parliament is summoned, prorogued and dis
solved by the sovereign. The speaker and deputy
speaker of the commons are elected by the house for
the duration of the parliament. Members do not re
quire a property qualification, but they must be English
citizens of the age of 21 years, not bankrupts, or idiots
or criminals. Members are not paid. The system of
local government has been much simplified quite re
cently. England and VVales are now divided into 62
administrative counties, including the city of London.
In every county there is a council composed of alder
men and councillors. Aldermen are elected for six
years, half of them retiring every third year. A coun
cillor is elected for three years. The counties are again
divided into " urban districts" and "rural districts," in
which councils are elected. The parish continues to be
a unit of local government, and the duties formerly
performed by "vestries" are now discharged by
"parish meetings" and "parish councils." In cities
and towns the affairs are administered by municipal
corporations, consisting of mayor, aldermen and bur
gesses ; the mayor and aldermen are elected by the
council, and the burgesses by ratepayers. Women can
be elected only to district councils and parish councils,
including the London vestries. Married as well as
single women can vote at parochial elections. In
Scotland there are parish councils, and municipal
bodies in towns and cities. The councils of the latter
consist of a provost and bailies. In Ireland there is no
system of representative local government, but in
counties the authority is the grand jury. In some
towns and boroughs there are corporations consisting
of mayor, aldermen and councillors. In the majority ot
towns local government is entrusted to commissioners,
appointed by the Irish government.
BRITISH COLONIES AND DEPENDENCIES, viz.
Aden, a British protectorate and fortified station
Btimated population, 42,000, mostly Bedouins; area, 75
estimated population
square miles.
PERIM, a dependency of Aden, has five square miles,
and a population of 2,000.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Under the lieutenant-governor
and council of Bombay, who are represented by a presi-
lent or political resident, who is the commandant of
he English troops in the peninsula.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a penal settle-
iient ; estimated population, 27,000 ; area, 2,508 square
niles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Subject to government of Bengal
see India). A chief commissioner and superintendent
are appointed by the Indian government.
Ascension Island, a naval station ; area, 3S square
niles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. This rocky island is under the
ontrol of the English navy.
Bahamas (West Indies), representative but not re-
.ponsible government ; population, 47,565 ; area, 5,800
square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor appointed by the im-
aerial government, as in other colonies and dependencies
except the provinces of the Dominion of Canada),
assisted by an executive council of nine members,
oartly official and partly unofficial, having seats in one
}f the branches of the legislature.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis-
ative council of nine members, chosen by the crown,,
and a representative assembly of 29 members elected
on a small property qualification. Members must
nave a property qualification.
Bahrein Islands, English protectorate ; estimated
population, 25,000.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary chief or sheik, who is
a Mohammedan. English resident controls affairs.
Baluchistan, an independent feudatory state of
India under the protectorate of England; population,
500,000, largely nomadic ; area 106,000 square miles.
1 EXECUTIVE POWER. A hereditary khan or chief, who
s the head of a confederacy of chiefs, with undefined
powers, and aided by an English political agent so far
as British interests are concerned.
Basutoland, crown colony ; population, 219,000,
nearly all natives ; area estimated at 10,300 square-
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. A resident commissioner, ap
pointed by the crown, acting under the direction of the
high commissioner for South Africa.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative authority is exercised by the commissioner by
proclamation.
Bechuanaland, British crown colony ; population,
70,000 ; area, 71,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. An administrator, deputy high
commissioner, and chief magistrate, representing the
governor of Cape Colony.
LKGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. This
colony is to be annexed immediately to the Cape, at
this time of writing.
Bermudas, with representative, but not responsi
ble government; population, 15,600 ; area, 19 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, assisted by a privy
council, appointed by the crown, and consisting of four
official and two unofficial members.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. A
legislative council of nine members, three of whom are
official, and six unofficial, but all appointed by the
crown. A house of assembly of 36 members, elected by
a freehold qualification. Members must have a pro
perty qualification, and are paid 8s. a day for attend
ance. Hamilton and St. George have corporations.
British Central Africa, comprising Nyasaland
and the British sphere of influence beyond ; an English
protectorate ; estimated population, 5,000,000. Area,
estimated at 500,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. The affairs of Nyasaland are ad
ministered by an imperial commissioner under the-
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instructions of the secretary of state for foreign affairs,
and the territory beyond, under British influence, by a
commissioner directed by the British South Africa
chartered company.
British North Borneo, a British protectorate ;
estimated population, 200,000; area, 30,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. The affairs of this protectorate
are, under a royal charter, administered by a court of
directors in London, with a governor, treasurer-general
a"nd residents appointed by them, but in the case of the
governor the appointment must be approved by the
foreign secretary of state. The Indian penal and other
laws are administered with such modifications as are
necessary. English magistrates are stationed in the
several provinces.
Barbadoes, with representative, but not responsi
ble government ; population, 185,000 ; are.a, 1C6 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, assisted by an execu
tive committee, officials, military officers, and such
other persons as may be nominated by the queen, one
member of the legislative council, and four members of
the assembly, nominated by the governor.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOV.KKX.MEXT. A legis
lative council of nine members, appointed by the queen,
and a house of assembly of 24 members elected annually
by the people on a very liberal franchise, including per
sons enjoying pensions.
Brunei, a British protectorate ; population, 15,000 ;
area, 280,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. A native state, with a Sultan as a
ruler. The consular courts at Borneo have jurisdiction
here, with appeals to the supreme court of the Straits
Settlements.
Canada, Dominion of, a federal dependency, with
representative and responsible government. Popula
tion, about 5,000,000 ; area, 3,315,647 square miles
(exclusive of waters).
EXECUTIVE POWER. The queen represented by a
governor-general, appointed by the crown, and advised
by a cabinet chosen from members of the privy council
of Canada, and consisting of 12 ministers, holding
departmental offices, besides one or more ministers
without office. The government holds office as long
as they have the confidence of the popular branch of
parliament. The principles of parliamentary govern
ment are those of England. The common and criminal
law of England prevails in all the provinces except
Quebec, where the old French civil code and English
criminal law are in force.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The
queen, senate, and house of commons. The senate is
composed of 78 members, when full, appointed by the
crown, possessed of property qualification and of
the age of 30 years. The speaker is chosen by the
crown. It has co-ordinate powers of legislation with
the house of commons, except in the case of revenue,
taxation, or money bills. Though it cannot initiate or
amend such bills, it may reject them under extra
ordinary circumstances. Members are paid 81,000 for a
session of over 30 days, and a sum for travelling
f\l>iises at the rate of 10 cents a mile going and return
ing. The house of commons consists, at present, of 213
members chosen on a very liberal franchise based on
property, income and wage-earning, with residence and
citizenship. Members require no propertv qualification,
but they must be of the age of 21 and British subjects,
not disqualified bylaw. The speaker is chosen }>\ the
commons. Parliament has a legal existence of five
years unless sooner dissolved by the governor-general,
and meets once every year. Members are paid the same
as senators. As Canada possesses a system of federal
government, her legislative powers are limited to certain
subjects of dominion or national import, set forth in the
written constitution, or British North America Act, of
1S67, with the residue of power not expressly given to the
provinces in the federal government. All the provinces
of Canada except Prince Edward Island possess a very
complete system of municipal government which
entrusts certain i/ntixi legislative powers to councils in
municipal divisions known as cities, counties, town
ships, towns, villages and parishes, and elected by rate
payers. The rules and usages of procedure of the
Canadian parliament and of the legislatures are based
on those of the imperial parliament. The closure does
not exist in Canada.
Provinces and Territories of the Dominion,
viz. Nova Scotia, population, 450,396 ; area, 20,600
square miles. New Brunswick, population, 321,263 ;
area, 28,200. Prince Edward Island, population, 109,078 ;
area, 2,000. Quebec, population, 1,438,535; area, 228,-
900. Ontario, population, 2,114.321 ; area, -222,000.
Manitoba, population, 152.506; area, 116,021. British
Columbia, population, 98,173 ; area, 407,300.
EXECUTIVE POWER. In all these provinces there is a
lieutenant-governor, appointed for five years by the
governor-general of the Dominion in council, and aided
by an executive council of eight or less members, who
have seats in the legislature, and are responsible to the
popular house in accordance with the principles of
English parliamentary government.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. In
Nova Scotia and Quebec there is a legislative council of
20 and 24 members respectively, appointed by the ,
lieutenant-governor in council of each province. The
assembly in these provinces consists of 38 and 73 mem
bers respectively, elected for four years in Nova Scotia,
and for five years in Quebec, on a limited franchise
based on property and income. The speaker of the
legislative council is appointed by the crown. In the
five other provinces there is only one house, an elected
assembly, viz., Ontario, 94 members; New Brunswick,
41 ; P. E. Island, 30 ; Manitoba, 40; British Columbia,
33. In all these provinces there is manhood suffrage,
limited by residence and citizenship, but in P. E. Island
15 are elected on a special real estate qualification. In
all of these provinces the duration of the assembly is four
years, unless sooner dissolved. Sessions are "annual.
In all of the provinces the speakers of the assemblies
are elected by the members. In both houses members
are paid. Members require no property qualification.
The legislative powers of the legislatures are defined by
the British North America Act of 1867 Widows and un
married women, when taxed, can vote at municipal
elections in Ontario and the North-West Territories ; in
Manitoba and British Columbia, all women who are
taxed in their own right can vote at such elections.
North-West Territories, divided into districts,
viz. : Alberta, Assiniboia, Athabasca, Saskatchewan,
I with representative but not responsible government.
In addition to these partially settled and organized dis
tricts, the following divisions have also been made in the
unsettled region ; Franklin, Keewatin, Mackenzie. Un-
gava, and Yukon. The total population of the X. W. T.
is now about 106,000 souls ; area, 2,41)7,427 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. A lieutenant-governor, appointed
for five years by the governor-general of Canada in
council, and assisted by an executive committee of four
persons, chosen by the assembly for financial purposes.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. An
assembly of 26 members chosen by ballot on a verv
liberal franchise based on residence and household
qualification, Indians being excluded. It elects its own
speaker, has a duration of four years unless sooner dis
solved, and meets once every year. Members do not
require a property qualification. The legislate e powers
are defined by a dominion act, and are, as nearly as
practicable, those of provincial assemblies. Municipal
institutions have been established in towns and rural
districts, in imitation of the Ontario system.
Cape Of Good Hope, with responsible govern
ment; population, 1,528,000; area. 222,000 square miles.
_ EXEUUTIVF. POWKR. A governor, assisted bv an execu
tive council of six or more members, having seats in the
legislature and holding office on I he principles of respon
sible government, The Roman Dutch civil and English
criminal laws are in force.
LEGISLATIVE POWKR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. A le<ns-
lative council of 22 members elected for seven years,
presided over, r.e n/u-in. by the chief justice, and a
house of assembly of 76 elected members. The members
of the legislative council must have a property qualifi
cation, but any person not an alien or otherwise dis
qualified may be elected a member of assembh. Mem
bers of both houses are elected by ballot on a very
* See Bourinot s " How Canada is Governed," p. 155.
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liberal franchise, based on property, income or wages,
and certain elementary educational requirements.
Members are paid. The debate may be either in English
or Dutch. The assembly elects its own speaker, meets
annually, and has a duration of five years unless sooner
dissolved. A municipal system has been established,
and councillors are elected to boards and councils.
Ceylon, crown colony ; population, 3,100,000 ; area,
25,365 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. Governor, aided by an executive
council of five members, composed of officials and the
commander-in-chief. The Roman Dutch law and Indian
penal code prevail.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. A legis
lative council of 17 members, including the members of
the executive council, four other office-holders, and
eight unofficial members appointed by the crowu. The
governor is president. Government agents administer
local affairs of the nine provinces.
Channel Islands: Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney,
Sark, Henn, representative dependencies ; population,
92,000 ; area, 73 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. One lieut. -governor appointed by
the crown, for Jersey, and another governor in Guernsey
for the other islands.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. States
assembly, partly officials, partly elected members. The
islands have their own laws and customs.
Cyprus, British protectorate by convention with
Turkey; estimated population, 210,000; area, 3,584
square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. High commissioner, or adminis
trator, appointed by the English crown, and aided by
an executive council of five members, including the ad
ministrator and commandant of the garrison.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council composed of the high commissioner
(president fx-ojficio), six non-elective members or
officials, and 12 elected members, nine chosen by the
non-Mahometan population and three by the Mahome
tan population. The franchise, which can be exercised
by British subjects and foreigners after five years resi
dence, is based on the payment of native taxes. The
council may last five years unless sooner dissolved.
The English and Ottoman law prevails, and English or
native judges exercise jurisdiction according as the ease
affects Ottoman or foreign interests. Elective councils
exist in towns for local purposes.
Fiji and dependencies, crown colony; population,
122,000 ; area, 423 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. Governor, aided by an executive
council of three official members. Natives are employed
in administrative positions throughout the islands.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council of 12 members, composed of the governor,
as president, five official and six non-official members,
all appointed by the crown. A system of local govern
ment exists and the natives are represented in village
and district councils. An annual meeting of the high
chiefs and representatives from each province is held
under the presidency of the governor.
Falkland Islands, crown colony ; population,
2,000 ; area, 4,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVH POWKR. Governor, aided by an executive
council, composed of the governor and two officials.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legisla
tive council of six members, including the executive
council, the judge, and two other unofficial members.
The governor is president.
Gambia, crown colony ; population, 15,000 ; area,
2,700 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. -Administrator, aided by an ex
ecutive council of five members.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legisla
tive council of six persons, composed of the administra
tor, the three officials who are executive councillors,
and two non-official members, all appointed by the
Gibraltar, military colony ; population, 20,000 ;
including military ; area, two square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. Governor, who is the general
commanding and exercises all necessary powers of
government.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. --The
management of local matters like water supply, drain
age, health, etc., is entrusted to a body nominated by
the governor, called the sanitary commissioners.
Gold Coast Colony, crown colony ; population,
77,000 ; area, 39,060 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council composed of the commandant and four officials.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council of the governor, the chief justice, mem
bers of the executive council and three non-official
persons. For the purposes of administration the 13
districts of the colony are presided over by a commis
sioner.
Guiana, British, with representative but not re
sponsible government; population, 288,000 ; area, 109,-
000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor assisted by an executive
council chosen from members of the court of policy.
The jurisprudence is the English criminal law and the
Roman-Dutch code.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Com
bined court, consisting of a court of policy of seven
official and eight elective members, and also of six
financial representatives, the elected members being
chosen by a very liberal franchise based on property,
income, taxes and residence. Membership to the com
bined court and court of policy is based on a property
and income qualification. Taxation and finance are
dealt with by the combined court alone. Municipal
institutions have been introduced into this colony.
Honduras, British ; crown colony ; population,
32,000 ; area, 7,562 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Lieutenant-governor, assisted by
an executive council of seven members, three of whom
are unofficial.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council appointed by the crown, and consisting of
three official and five unofficial members. The lieu
tenant-governor is president, ex-ojficio.
Hong-Kong, crown colony ; population, 239,000 ;
area, 30 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of six official persons.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council, composed of the governor (president),
six official and five non-official members, three nomi
nated by the crown, one by the justices of the peace,
and one by the chamber of commerce. A Chinese is
chosen one of the three non-official members.
Isle of Man, representative dependency ; popula
tion, 55,600 ; area, 227 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor and council of ecclesi
astical and judicial dignitaries, appointed by the crown.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Court
of Tynwald, composed of the governor, the council,
which is also an upper house, and house of keys, con
sisting of 24 members, elected on a property qualifica
tion. The island has its own laws and customs, but the
approval of the English crown is essential to every
enactment.
India. 1. British provinces, population, 221,172,095.
2. Feudatory or native states, under British protection,
population, 66,050,574. Total population of India,
287,223,574 ; area, 1,600,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. 1. In England, a secretary of
state for India, a member of the cabinet, aided by a
council of 15 members, mostly former residents of India.
2. In India, a governor-general (or viceroy nominally)
appointed by the queen, acting under secretary of state
for India, and aided by a council of six members, also
appointed oy the queen. 3. British India is divided
into 13 local governments and administrations. The
governors of Madras and Bombay (still called presi
dencies) and their councils are appointed by the queen
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81
or secretary of state ; the lieutenant-governors of Ben
gal and the north-west provinces with Oudh and the
Punjaub, by the governor-general ; the chief commis
sioners of the other provinces by the same. 4. In the
native and feudatory states the government is adminis
tered by the native princes with the assistance of an
English resident or political agent.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. For
India generally there is a legislative council, composed
of the viceroy s council and some 12 or 16 other
appointed members, for the purpose of making laws
and regulations. In Bombay and Madras there are
both executive and legislative councils. In the north
west provinces and Oudh there are only legislative
councils. The chief commissioners have no legislative
powers. In all the large towns there is a municipal
system and committees or councils are elected by the
ratepayers, but they cannot levy new taxes or pass by
laws without the assent of the provincial government.
Jamaica, crown colony ; population, 640,000 ; area,
4,193 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by a privy
council of eight official and other persons appointed by
the crown.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council composed of the governor (president with
only a casting vote), five official members, five others
appointed by the crown, and nine elected. The council
can be dissolved at the end of every five years. Paro
chial boards exist in the parishes for local administra
tive purposes.
Kuria Mura Islands, under government of
Aden. (See Aden above.)
Labuan, crown colony ; population, 6,000 ; area, 31
square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Gover
nor can make ordinances.
Laccadive Islands, population, 15,000 ; none
exceeds a mile in length. Subject to Madras presi
dency. (See India.)
Lagos, crown colony and protectorate, comprising
certain adjacent islands ; estimated population, 100,000 ;
area, 1,069 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of three officials.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legisla
tive council, composed of the governor (president), four
official and four non-official members appointed by the
crown. Commissioners attend to administrative affairs
in the several districts.
Leeward Islands (West Indies), federal colony
with representative government in part ; total popula
tion of islands, 128,000.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by one common
executive council of seven officials for the five presi
dencies or island governments, set forth below.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council consisting of 10 elective and 10 appointed
members. The island council of Antigua elect four of
the elective members ; the legislative council of Dom
inica, two ; the non-official members of the legislative
council of St. Kitts and Nevis, four. The nominated
members comprise four officials, and five non-official
members, one from each of the island councils. The
president is chosen from the latter bodies. The legisla
tive council has concurrent legislative powers with the
island legislature, but the general legislature prevails
in case of clashing between the respective enactments.
The general legislature meets annually, and has a dura
tion of three years.
Presidencies of Leeward Islands Federa
tion, viz. :
1 ANTIGUA, with dependencies of Barbuda and Red-
onda ; population, 37,000 ; area, 106 square miles.
EXKCUTIVK POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
ouncil of nine members, official and non-official.
6
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legisla
tive council of 24 members, divided into 12 crown
nominated persons, and 12 members with a fixed income,
and elected by a liberal franchise based on property.
The council has a duration of five years, and the presi
dent and vice-president are appointed by the crown.
2 ST. CHRISTOPHER (St. Kitts), Nevis and Anguilla ;
population, 45,000 ; area. St. Christopher, 46 square
miles ; Nevis, 50 ; Anguilla, 35.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. Governor for the united presi
dency, aided by one executive council of 11 or more
persons four of whom are officials.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legisla
tive council composed of the governor (president or a
commissioner appointed by him), 10 official and 10
nominated unofficial members, seven of the latter being
selected from the people of St. Kitts and Anguilla, and
three from Nevis.
3 DOMINICA; population, 27,000; area, 291 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, representing the gover
nor of the Leeward Islands, assisted by an executive
council of seven members.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative assembly of seven appointed, and seven elected
members, presided over by the president. Electors
must be tenants or occupiers of land or houses, and
have incomes or pay taxes.
4 MONTSERRAT ; population, 12,000 ; area, 47 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of five members, four of whom are officials.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council of six or more members, all appointed by
the crown.
5 VIRGIN ISLANDS (32 in number) ; population, 4,800 ;
area, 58 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Administrator, representing the
governor of the Leeward Islands, and aided by an ex
ecutive council of three official members.
LEGISLATIVE POWKR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council of two official and three non-official
members, presided over by the administrator.
Malta, partly representative government ; popula
tion, 165,000 ; area, 122 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of 10 members.
LE8ISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Council
of six official and 14 elected members, and having a
duration of three years. Four of the elected members
are returned hy special electors, having rental or income
qualification and chosen from nobles, ecclesiastics,
university graduates and members of the chamber of
commerce respectively. The other elected members
are chosen by electors paying rental or having a certain
income, or competent to serve on a common jury.
Members of the council must have property qualification
or pay a fixed sum for board and lodging annually.
The governor presides ex-nj/icin. The vice-president is
appointed by the crown. Either functionary may
authorize an official member to preside when necessary.
Mauritius and dependencies, partly representative
government ; population, 372,000 ; area, 1,003 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. Governor, aided by an executive
council of five official and two elected members. The
French civil law as codified by the code Napoleon is in
force.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT: Legis
lative council of 27 members, eight officials, nine ap
pointed by the governor and 10 elected on a moderate
franchise, chiefly based on property, rental and income.
Members are not paid and may speak either French or
English. The governor is president.
Natal, with responsible government ; population,
400,000 ; area, 20,500 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of six members having seats in the legislature
and holding office on the principles of responsible gov-
eminent.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council of 11 members summoned by the governor
in council, and holding their seats for 10 years, and
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havin- a property qualification. The assembly consists
of 37 members, elected by a franchise, based on a pro
perty rental or income qualification. It has a duration
of four years, unless sooner dissolved. Members must
be registered as electors, and are only paid an allowance
for travelling expenses. A municipal system exist
the settled districts.
Newfoundland, with responsible government. A
portion of Labrador within its jurisdiction ; population,
203,000 ; area, 42,2uO square miles.
EXECUTIVE PowER.-Governor, aided by an executue
council of not more than seven members, responsible
Cil-iLATlVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVWVSMENT.-Legis-
lative council of not more than 15 members appointed
bv the crown. An assembly of 36 members, elected b>
registered male electors of 25 years of age. Members
must have a property or income qualification and are
paid. The president of the council is appointed by the
crown, and the speaker of the assembly is elected by Us
members.
New Guinea, British, crown colony ; population,
350 000 ; area, 88,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWBK. Administrator, subordinate to the
governor of Queensland, and assisted by an executive
council of four official members.
I "o SLVTIVE POWER AND LOCAL GovERNMEST.-Legis
1-itive council appointed by the crown, and composed
of three official and one unofficial members. The lieu
tenant-governor presides over both councils.
New South Wales, with responsible govern
ment, Norfolk Island, Lord Howe Island and I ittcair
Island areunder its jurisdiction ; population, 1,225,000 ,
ar ExKCCTi\E PoWKE. Governor, aided by an executive
council of 11 ministers responsible to and having s
inder a royal charter by which their sovereign right sii
he territories are recognized.
Nyasaland. (See British Central Africa.)
Queensland, with responsible government ; popu
lation, 395,000; area, 668,500, square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER, Governor, aided by an execul
council of eight ministers having seats in and respon
sible to parliament.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVKRXVKNT. Legis
lative council of 38 members appointed by the crown
for life An assembly of 72 members elected by ballot
under a universal franchise qualified by a short term of
residence No property qualification is required for
members of either house. Members of the assembly
are paid. A municipal system prevails.
Sarawak a British protectorate ; estimated popu
lation, 300,000 ; area, 500,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. The internal administration is-
under a rajah and supreme council of 11 members, com
posed of the rajah, and eminent native officiate. Ine
imperial government control foreign relations.
Seychelles, a dependency of Mauritius, and a
crown colony ; population, 17,000 ; area estimated at
120 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Administrator, aided by an execu
tive council of three officials.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council, composed of the administrator, members
of executive council, and three unofficial members
appointed by the crown.
Sikkem an Indian feudatory state under English
protection ; population, 31,000 ; area, 2.818 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWEK. -Nominally a hereditary maharaja
and council, aided by a British political agent. The
council and agent at present rute.
POWER AND LOCAL GovKKNMENT.-Legis-
Kt ve counci of 64 persons, appointed by the crown
and not paid. An assembly of 125 members, elected b
iniversal suffrage, qualified by citizenship and resi-
"SS^BSSSU voting and the ballot ,s s The
urinciple of " one man one vote prevails. moere
no property qualification, and are paid. The
Sydney. _
New Zealand, with responsible government ; popu
lation about 700,000, including Maoris ; area, 104,4,0
Sq ExmVK>owER.-Governor, aided by an executive
council of eight members, responsible to and having
LEGISLATIVE I-OWEK AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. -Legis-
litive council of 46 members, now appointed t>> t
crown foi seven years only. The house of represuiita-
rTveTconsilts of 74 members, of whom four are Maoris
chosen bv the ,atives. The white representatives are
chosen bv universal suffrage, qualified by resu em-e .ami
citizenship Natives vote on a freehold qualification.
ThemSleof "one man one vote" prevails Mem-
bersC only required to have qualification of electors
Members of both houses are paid. Women can vote
but cannot be chosen to the houses. A municipal
system has been in operation for years in counties,
boroughs, ridings.
Niger Coast Protectorate, population un-
kl ExmTivE PoWRR.-Imperial commissioner, consul
S and consuls have a general supervision but a
n c 1 composed of chiefs manage principally the
Vt "rs of ?h" natives, subject to appeals to the consular
courts. Europeans can appeal from the latter to the
Lagos supreme court.
Nitrer Territories, British protectorate; estim
ated population, 36,000,000 ; area, 500,000 square miles.
Ex XUT F PowER.-Governor, and council in London
admin^ste ing the affairs of the Royal Niger Company,
Socotra, dependency of Aden; population, 10,000;
area, 1 ,382 square miles. (See Aden above.)
Somali, British protectorate ; estimated population,
100 000 ; area, 75,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Political agent-and consul.
St. Helena, crown colony; population, 4,200; area,
4 EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of four members, including the Episcopalian
1 "] "ILLATIVE POWER^AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.-Gover-
nor a one can make ordinances. No municipal syst
^Sierra Leone, including Sherl.ro Island, crown
colof> population, 127,000 ; area, 4,000 square miles.
KMMOTm! POWER.- Governor, aided by an executive
council of seven members.
EG 8LAI1VE POWER AND LOCAL GoVERNMENT.-Leg.S-
lative council composed of the governor (ex-offleio j>rext-
,A,,0 th" executive councillors and three unofficial
members, appointed by the crown.
South Australia, with responsible government p
noDulation 3"l Odd ; area, 903,690 square miles.
T"m ? IVE PowER.-Governor, aided by an executive
council of seven members, of whom the chief justice i
one and six ministers responsible to and having seats
POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMKNT.-Legis-
lativt counci o members elected for three years by
ha lot and qualified by residence, citizenship and the
ull i"eof 30 vears. Electors for this house must have
a pvonertv vilification. An assembly of 54 members
I elected for three rears by ballot, by universal suffrage,
ouanfled bv citizenship an<l residence. Members only
!equ re to be electors. Both legislative eouncinors and
rei resentatives are paid and receive a free pa*s
Lovenmient railwavs. The municipal system estab
lishes elected councils for counties, hundreds, munid-
palities and districts. _
Straits Settlements
Malacca), crown colony ; population,
26,000 square miles.
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83
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of eight officials and officer in command.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council composed of the governor (president
ex offiuio), executive councillors and seven unofficial
members, of whom two are nominated by the chambers
of commerce of Penang and Singapore, and five
appointed by the crown. A municipal system has been
established with certain restrictions.
Tasmania, with responsible government; popula
tion, 116,000; area, 26,215 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of six ministers, responsible to aiid having 1 seats
in parliament.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council of 18 members, elected for six years and
qualified by residence and citizenship and of the age of
30 years. The electors for the house must he freeholders,
leaseholders, barristers, graduates, ministers of religion
or military or naval officers. A house of assembly of
37 members elected by ballot for three years by electors
qualified as owners or occupiers of "property or bv
income. Members are paid and receive free railway
passes. A liberal municipal system exists and women
vote.
Tobag-o, now a dependencv of Trinidad (see below)
population, 19,000 ; area, 114 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Commissioner, appointed by the
governor of Trinidad, and a member of the legislative
council of the united colony. He is aided by a financial
board of five members, two appointed by the governor
and three elected.
Trinidad, crown colony ; population, 210,000 ; area,
1,715 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council of seven members, of whom the majority are
officials.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council composed of the governor (president),
nine official and 11 unofficial members, all appointed by
the crown. Tobago is represented by its commissioner
and an unofficial member in the council.
Tristan D Acunha, Goug-h Island, and adja
cent rocky islets ; with population of about 100.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. -The affairs of this and adjacent
islands, which have only a very insignificant population
are under the "moral rule" of one of the English
inhabitants, whq have founded this settlement.
Turks and Caicos Islands, a dependency of
Jamaica, and crown colony ; population, 4,800 : area
223 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor of Jamaica, with a resi
dent commissioner as administrator.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative board composed of the commissioner, the judge,
and not more than four other persons to regulate taxa
tion and all local matters.
Victoria, with responsible government ; population
1,200,000 ; area, 87,884 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, aided by an executive
council composed of nine ministers, responsible to and
having seats in parliament.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council, or upper house, of parliament of 48 mem
bers, elected for six years on a franchise based on the
ownership or occupancy of freehold or leasehold pro
perty, and certain professional qualification* One-third
ret i re every two years. Members must possess freehold
property, but are not paid. The assembly contains 95
members, returned for three years on manhood suffrage.
Members require no property qualification and receive
an indemnity, besides free passes over government
railways after seven years standing, the latter privilege
extending to legislative councillors. An excellent sys
tem of municipal government exists in cities, towns
boroughs and shires. Women can vote at municipal
elections
Western Australia, with responsible govern
ment; population, 65,000 ; area, 1,060,000 square miles
EXECUTIVE I OWEH. -Governor, aided by a cabinet of
six responsible ministers.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council of 21 members, who must be citizens and
residents for five years, and elected on a property fran
chise for six years. The assembly is composed of 33
members, elected for four years by a liberal franchise,
practically manhood suffrage. Members are not paid.
but travel tree over government railways. A municipal
system exists.
Western Pacific Islands, viz., Southern Solo
mon I.. New Hebrides, Tonga, or Friendly I., Samoa,
Cook, or Hervey I., Navigators I., and Melanesia,
British protectorates ; estimated population, 100,000.
EXECUTIVE POWER. England has appointed high com
missioners, judicial commissioners, and deputy com
missioners for the purpose of guarding English interests
in these seas. Courts exist for the purpose of settling
disputes between British subjects on these islands. In
the Cook I., there is a president, acting under the in
structions of the New Zealand government. A queen is
the head of the government, and has an executive
council to aid her. A general legislature is to be elected
to make laws for these islands. The laws must be ap
proved by the president.
Windward Islands, a federation, viz. :
1 GRENADA, with representative but not responsible
government; population, 56,000; area, 133 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor, exercising jurisdiction
over the united islands, and aided by an executive
council of five members, including the governor, for
administrative purposes.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council, composed of the governor (president
ex-oflicio), six official and seven unofficial members, all
appointed by the crown.
2 ST. LUCIA, as above ; population, 45,000 ; area, 132
square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Administrator, subordinate to
the governor of the Windward Islands, aided by an
executive council of four members, im hiding the ad
ministrator. The French civil law and the English
criminal law prevail.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council, composed of the administrator (as presi
dent ex-offieio), seven official and six unofficial members,
all appointed by the crown.
3 ST. VINCENT, as above ; population, 41,000 ; area
243 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Administrator, subordinate to the
governor of the Windward Islands, aided bv an executive
council composed of five members, including the ad
ministrator.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Legis
lative council, composed of the administrator (president
ex-oflcio), four official and four unofficial members,
appointed by the crown.
Zululand. Dependency of Natal ; estimated pop
ulation, 105,000; area, 13,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Governor of Natal, who is repre
sented by a resident commissioner. The customary
native law prevails as to the natives.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Gover
nor of Natal, legislating by proclamation.
Zanibesia (or Rhodesia), British, including Mata-
beleland and Mashonaland. British protectorate ; pop
ulation unknown, but whites probably number 7,000 ;
urea, about 7f>f,<>00 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKU. - -The affairs of the territory are
administered by the British South Africa Company,
having a council in London and an administrator in
Mashonaland.
Zanzibar. Uganda, and dependencies; English pro
tectorate; estimated population, 250,000; area, about
1,000,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Forms part of the territory on
the east coast of Africa under the influence of the
(barter incorporating the Imperial British Africa Com
pany. I ganda is now administered by an imperial
commissioner.
For names of other islands and rocks which are under
British protectorate, but are not included in any colony
or separate protectorate, see "The Colonial Office List "
for 1895, p. 296.
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III. GOVERNMENT OF ALL OTHER COUNTRIES.
Abyssinia and Shoa (ancient "Ethiopia"), ab
solute monarchy ; population, 3,000,000 ; area. 150,000
square miles. The country is made up of semi-inde
pendent, small states, and is nominally under the pro
tectorate of Italy, though for some time the relations
between King Menelek and Italy have been unfriendly.
Afghanistan, absolute monarchy ; population,
tribal, 4,000,000 ; area, 270,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary king (amir), with a
governor (hakim) in each province.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. No rep
resentative or legislative body. All laws emanate from
the monarch.
Andorra, republic trader Joint sovereignty or trance
and Spain ; population, 6,000 ; area, 175 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. Syndic elected by a council of 24
members, elected for four years by the heads of families
in each commune or parish. A French prefet is ap
pointed by the French government to supervise the
general interests of the republic. Prance and the
Bishop of Urgel, in Spain, alternately appoint a civil
judge and a vicar to exercise judicial functions.
LEGISLATIVE: POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The
council is charged with general administration.
Argentine Republic, federal republic, with rep
resentative but not responsible government, as in Eng
land; population, 4,086,492 ; area, 1,125,086 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for six years
by representatives of the 14 provinces, equal to
double the number of senators and representatives com
bined, and aided by a cabinet of five secretaries of state
appointed by the president, but not having seats in or
responsible to congress. The vice-president is elected
by the same constituencies ; he acts as chairman of the
senate. In the provinces (14) there are elective gover
nors with such executive powers as are exercised by
similar officers in the United States, and remaining in
office for three or four years.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.-- A
national congress of two houses exercising jurisdiction
over national affairs. A senate of 30 members elected
by the legislature of each province and by the capital ;
one-third of the body being renewable every three years.
Senators must be citizens of 30 years of age, have
incomes, and are paid. The house of deputies consists
of *6 members, requiring no property qualification, but
must be citizens for four years; they are elected for
four years, but one-half must retire every two years.
Members are paid. In the provinces there are legisla
tures of two houses elected for three years, and having
full control over provincial affairs.
Austria-Hungary, federal monarchy, under par
liamentary government; population, 41,358,8M>, or
about 43,000,000 with Bosnia and Herzegovina ; area,
264 204 square miles with the last mentioned countries.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Emperor king, who rules by
hereditary right over the united states of Austra and
Hungary with the title of emperor of Austria, king of
Bohemia, king of Hungary, etc., and is aided by a
common supreme ministry or executive council of three
departments of state, responsible to the delegations, or
two bodies of 60 members each, selected each year
by the reichsrath of Austria and the reichstag of
Hungary. Ministers nwy be impeached by the delega
tions. For Austria also there is a ministry of seven
heads of departments responsible to the reichsrath.
In each province there is a provincial council, which is
an executive body, composed of the president < f the
diet and other members elected. The executive of
Hungary is a ministry and nine heads of departments,
responsible to the reichstag. One of these heads is
minister for Croatia and Slavonia. The general ad
ministration of the affairs of the Ottoman provinces of
Bosnia and Herzegovina is exercised under instruc
tions of the imperial finance minister at Vienna. In
these provinces there is a government for internal ad
ministration, judicial and legislative affairs.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The
dele-ations, which transact the foreign, financial and
military affairs of the whole empire 120 members in
all derive their power from the Austrian reichsrath,
and the Hungarian reichstag, 20 from the upper and 40
from the lower house of the parliaments in question
2. The Austrian reichsrath or imperial parliament, con
sists of an upper and lower house. The upper house
consists of princes, nobles, archbishops, bishops, and life
members distinguished in art or science, and who have
rendered signal services to church or state. The
lower house (abgeordnetenhaus) consists at present of
353 members, elected every six years by landowners,
towns, chambers of commerce, taxpayers in rural dis
tricts. Females can vote on a special property qualifi
cation. 3. The parliament meets annually. For Aus
tria there are also 16 provincial diets of one assembly,
having the right to legislate on all matters not ex
pressly reserved for the reichsrath. The deputies to
the diets, who are archbishops, bishops, rectors of
universities, and representatives of great estates,
towns, etc., are elected for six years. Members are paid.
4. The Hungarian reichstag (orszaggyules) consists of an
upper house (forendihar) or house of magnates, arch
bishops, bishops, life peers appointed by the crown,
state dignitaries and judges ex qfficio, delegates, here
ditary peers, archdukes. The lower house or house of
representatives (kepoiselohar) is composed of between
400 and 500 members, of whom the majority are re
turned by direct election every five years frcm towns
and rural constituencies on a very liberal property,
house, or income franchise. Croatia and Slavonia send
40 delegates to this house. Members to the lower house
are paid. 5. For Croatia and Slavonia there is a provincial
diet consisting of 90 members, elected for five years. In
Hungary and Austria there is a very complete system of
local government, based on the representation of com
munes and districts in councils and assemblies.
Belgium, limited monarchy, with parliamentary gov
ernment ; population, 6,069,321 ; area, 11 ,373square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary king, advised by a
council of seven heads of departments, responsible to
and having the right of entry and speech in the
chambers. In addition to this responsible ministry
there is a privy council, composed of "ministers of
state " without portfolio, who may be summoned for
consultation on extraordinary occasions.
LKGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Parlia
ment of two houses, composed of a senate and a chamber
of representatives. The senate consists of half as
many members as the lower chamber, elected for eight
years, partly directly by constituencies and partly in
directly by provincial councils. All senators must be at
least 40 years of age and pay taxes. The house of re
presentatives is composed of members chosen directly
by citizens paying taxes, of the age of 25, and resident
Belgian citizens. Members of this house not resident in
Brussels are paid, and receive a pass over government
railways for the purpose of attending the session. The
chamber is renewed by halves every two years. Both
houses meet annually and nominate their own presi
dents and officers. The king has the power of dissolv
ing the houses either simultaneously or separately.
Belgium has an excellent system of local government in
provinces and communes.
Bhutan, independent state of India ; population,
25,000 ; area 17,000 square miles.
ExECt TivK POWER. Elected deb rujd, or secular head,
in conjunction with a dharm raja, or spiritual head, are
at the head of the government of rhis state, while the
rule is practically in the hands of the chieftains. The
British government exercise a control over the affairs
of the state.
Bolivia, republic, with representative government ;
population, 2,019,549 ; area, 567,300 square miles.
KXK.CI TIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by universal suffrage. Two vice-presidents are elected
at the same time. The head of the executive is aided
by a council of five ministers, who have no seats in con
gress.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses, a senate of 16 members ; a chamber
of deputies of 64 deputies. The franchise is in the
hands of all who can read and write. For the depart-
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ments, provinces and cantons of the republic there are
prefects, sub-prefects and corregidores entrusted with
the administration of their internal affairs.
Bornu, Central Soudan, absolute monarchy ; esti
mated population, 5,000,000 ; area about 50,000 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Jlai or sheik, aided by a council
of chiefs, or kokenawa, for all legislative and adminis
trative purposes.
Brazil, United States of, federal republic with
representative government; population, 9,930,478 ; area,
3,209,878 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years,
but not eligible for a second term. Both the president
and vice-president are elected directly by universal
suffrage, and aided by a cabinet of six secretaries of
state, to be appointed and dismissed by the president,
and not having seats in congress.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses ; a senate of 63 members chosen for
nine years one-third renewable every three years.
The vice-president is president of the body. The
chamber of deputies comprises 205 members elected for
three years by universal suffrage. Members of both
houses are paid. Each of the 20 states of the republic
must have administrative, legislative and judicial author
ities in accordance with the American model, followed
by the new constitution of 1891. The federal district
has an elected council and a prefect appointed by the
president. There is a system of local or municipal
government in parishes and municipalities.
Chili, republic, with representative government ;
population, 3,000, 00 ; area, 293,970 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. President, elected for five years
by delegates chosen for the purpose by ballot of the full
electorate (the American system practicallj ). He is
aided by a responsible council of state of 11 members,
five chosen by the president and six by congress. In
addition there is a cabinet of six secretaries of state.
LEOISLAI IVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. National
congress of tsvo houses ; a senate of 40 members elected
every six years by cumulative voting. Senators must
have a certain income and are not paid ; the chamber
of 110 deputies elected every three years by all male
persons who can read and write ; deputies must have a
small income. In legislation the president has a veto,
but it may be over-ruled by a two-thirds vote of the
members present in the two houses. The republic is
divided into provinces, and the provinces into depart
ments for purposes of local government. Intendants
and governors appointed by the president preside over
the provinces and departments respectively. In the
town districts there are elective councils.
China, absolute monarchy ; population, 403,000,000 ;
area, 4,218,400 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Emperor, who rules by quasi
hereditary right, though the succession is not from
father to son necessarily, b-it it is left to the reigning
sovereign to appoint his successor from his relatives of
imperial blood. He is aided by a grand council (chun
chi ch u) of notables, summoned as occasion demands.
The duties of administration are under the direction of
the neiko or executive council, composed of seven
heads of departments. The emperor s power is despotic
except so far as it is cont rolled by the supreme or grand
council. The public service is based upon superior
education and literary attainments.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. No
system of legislative government exists in the Euro
pean or American sense, but all laws and edicts are
framed and promulgated by the emperor with the aid of
his councils.
Columbia, federal republic, on United States plan,
but with a responsible ministry ; population, about
4,000,000 ; area, 513,940 square miles.
EXRCUTIVB POWER. President, elected for six years by
universal suffrage through electoral colleges, and aided
by a cabinet of eight secretaries responsible to congress.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses ; a senate of 27 members chosen by
the representatives of the nine departments or states.
The house of representatives includes 66 members elected
for four years by universal franchises. The depart
ments are under the administration of presidents or
governors chosen by the federal executive, and have
control of financial and other local matters.
Congo, independent state under the sovereignty of
the government of Belgium; population, 14,000,000,
the whites being about 1,000 in all ; area, 900,000 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. The central authority is at Brus
sels. The local government is in a governor-general
and other officials, appointed by the Belgian authori
ties. Affairs of the provinces (12) are administered by
officials appointed by the governor.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. All
legislative power is in the hands of the local govern
ment, under the instructions of the Belgian authorities.
Corea, absolute monarchy ; population probably
from In,0d0,000 to 17,000,000; area, 82,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary king, called li-hi in
Chinese, and aided by seven departments of state.
The Chinese emperor was for years nominally suzerain
of Corea, but the recent war with Japan for supremacy
in the promontory has given the latter practically abso
lute control. Its government will be henceforth carried
on under Japanese supervision.
Costa Rica, federal republic, with only one legis
lative chamber ; population, 243,205 ; area about 24,000
square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by electoral assemblies, chosen by all persons who live
"respectably," and aided by a cabinet of four ministers.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. House
of representatives of 26 members, chosen in the same
manner as the president, forfouryears, one half retiring
every two years.
Denmark, limited monarchy, with parliamentary
government ; population, 2,185,335 ; area, 15,289 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary king, aided by a coun
cil of state of eight responsible ministers, who can sit
and debate in the legislative assemblies, but vote only in
that of which they are actually members.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Parlia
ment (rigsdag) of two houses. The landsthing or
senate consists of 66 members, partly appointed by the
crown and partly elected by the people for eight years
on a tax-paying franchise. The folkething, or lower
house, consists of 102 members, elected for three years
by universal suffrage. The limitation being that elec
tors must be 30 years of age and residents. Members of
both houses are paid. Denmark has a system of local
government in counties, towns, hundreds, and parishes.
Danish Colonies and Dependencies :
ST. CROIX, ST. THOMAS and ST. JOHN (Danish West
Indies); population, 32,000; area. 118,dOO square miles.
The government is under a governor and*other officials
at St. Thomas.
GREENLAND ; population, 10,516 ; area, 46,740 square
miles ; is governed by a board at Copenhagen and by
officials in two inspectorates or districts.
ICELAND has a legislative assembly (althing) of 36
members, and the chief administration of the govern
ment is under a minister at Copenhagen and two resi
dent governors (amtmands) or eastern and western
divisions.
FAROE ISLANDS ; population, 2,500 ; area, 514 square
miles. An amtmand, or governor, administers affairs.
Dahomey, absolute monarchy, now under French
influence, an I likely to be annexed by France at any
time ; estimated population, 260,1)00 ; area, 4,000 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Elected king, with absolute
power.
Ecuador, republic ; population, about 1,500,000,
the majority Indians ; area, 120,000 square miles.
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EXECUTIVE POWKR. President, elected for four years
by direct vote of the people who can read and write and
are Roman Catholics, and aided by a cabinet of five
ministers. A vice-president is also elected and acts as
president of the council of state, which is composed of
the cabinet and seven other members.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses ; senate of 32 members elected for
four years, one-half retiring every second ye<>r ; a house
of 42 deputies, chosen for two years. The electorate is
the same as that for president. The government of the
16 provinces is entrusted to governors appointed by the
federal executive. The cantons are regulated by politi
cal chiefs, and the parishes by political lieutenants.
France, republic, with representative government
and responsible ministry ; population, about 40,000,000 ;
area, 204,092 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for seven years
by a majority of the votes of the senate and chamber of
deputies meeting as a national assembly. He chooses
his cabinet of responsible ministers from the chamber of
deputies. In case of a vacancy by death or resignation
a new president is immediately elected by the united
houses. He has the right of dissolving the chamber
with the consent of the senate. His ministry, who are
members of and responsible to the chamber, consists of
nine heads of departments. In connection with the
work of administration there is also a council of state.
of which the minister of justice is president. Its special
duty is to act as a consultative body in administrative
matters. Members have the right of speech in both
houses.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress or national assembly of two houses ; a senate of
300 members and a chamber of 584 deputies. Senators
must be 40 years old, and are elected for nine years
one-third retiring every three years. They are elected
indirect! v by an electoral body. The senate still con
tains a number of the life members originally elected
by the united chambers, but henceforth all senators are
elected. The cnamber of deputies is elected for four
years by universal suffrage. Deputies must be 25
years of age. Both senators and deputies are paid.
Both houses have the same powers of legislation ex
cept in the case of financial measures, which must
be first presented in the chamber of deputies. The
departments of France have a system of local govern
ment in which the commune is the unit. The pre
fect or warden of the departments is appointed by
the central government. In the communes there are
elected councils, but their acts are subject to the
approval of the prefect. Centralization is the govern
ing principle in France.
French Colonies and Dependencies :
ALGERIA, colony ; population, 4,200,000 ; area, 184,474
square miles.
Executive Power. Governor, appointed by the
French government (as in all other cases of colonies),
aided by a consultative council.
Legislative, Power and Lncal Government. Repre
sented by three senators and six deputies in the national
assembly of France, which legislates for all the colonies.
ANNAM, French protectorate; population, from two
to three millions ; area, 27,000 square miles.
Executive Power. King, called tham thaii. French
interests are protected by the presence of troops.
CAMBODIA, French protectorate ; population, 2,000,000;
area, 88,600 square miles.
Exfciitirf. Power. King.
Legix/ii i i- Power and Local Government. fne coun
try is divided into arrondissements for local purposes.
COCHIN CHINA, colony ; population, 2,100,000 natives,
with a small French population of about 3,000 ; area,
23,082 square miles.
Leijixlatiee Power rind Lncal Government. One
deputy. The local government is exercised in provinces
and arrondissements.
FRENCH CONGO AND GABUN, colony ; population,
7 000 000 of natives ; area, 300.000 square miles.
Extent iw Power. Military commandant in present
unorganized state of the country.
FRENCH GUINEA AND DEPENDENCIES, colony ; popula
tion, 50,000 ; area. 25,000 square miles.
Executive Power. Governor.
Legislative Power and Local Government. No rep
resentation.
FRENCH INDIA, colony; population, 300,000; area.
200,000 square miles.
Executive Power. Governor.
Lc .iixtatice Power and Local Government. One sena
tor and one deputy.
FRENCH SOUDAN, protectorate ; population, over 3,000,-
000 natives ; area, 54,000 square miles.
Executive Power.- Military commandant subject to
the governor of Senegal.
GrADELOPE AND DEPENDENCIES, colony ; population,
; area, 722 square miles.
Executive Power. Governor and elected council.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Senator
and two deputies ; a local system of arrondissements,
cantons and communes.
GI-IANA, colony ; population, 30,000 ; area, 46,850
square miles.
Kxc- -tttirc Power. Governor.
Legislative Pouter and Local Government. One
MARTINIQUE, colony; population, 180,000; area, 380
square miles.
Executive Power. Governor and an elected general
council.
Legislative Power and Local Gorcnunent. Senator
and two deputies ; municipal councils.
NEW C \LEDOXIA AND DEPENDENCIES. French penal
colony ; population, 63,000 ; area, 7,700 square miles.
Executive Power. Governor.
Legislative Power and Local Government, -ao rep
resentation.
MADAGASCAR; population, 4,000,000 probably; Diego
Suavez, on northern part of the Island, is held by
France. The same is true of Nossi-Beg Island and
St. Marie ; area, 228,500 square mile s.
K.renttir<> Power. Hereditary sovereign, at present
a queen, still controlled by native usages and advised
by a prime minister and several other ministers. The
French government is represented by a French resident-
general ; local governors acting under instructions ot
The general government are placed at important points.
The island is being gradually placed in the same posi
tion as othijr French possessions, as it has been recently
attached to the French ministry of the colonies.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Vuwic
assemblies are at times called together for purposes ot
consultation, but the powers are uncertain arid
defined.
HKI NION, colony ; population, 175,000 ; area, 1,000
square miles.
Executire Power.- Governor.
Legislative Pom-r and Local Government. A senator
and i wo deputies. French municipal law prevails.
SENEGAL, colony ; population, 175,000 ; area, 54,000
square miles. . .
Executive Power. Governor, assisted by a colonial
Leyiis lative Power and Local Government. - One
deputy.
SOCIETY AND MARQUESAS ISLANDS AND FRENCH ESTAB-
LISII.MKNTS IN OCEANIA. Population, about 00,ow ,
area, 9,170 square miles.
Executive Power. Commandant-general at lamti,
exercising jurisdiction over Oceania, and aided by two
councils, one for consultative purposes and another
elected by universal franchise.
ST. PIERRE AND MIQUELOS, fishery station ; population,
6,000 ; area 90 square miles.
Kfi riitive Pouter. Governor.
legislative Power and Local Government. No repre
sentation.
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TONQUIN, colony ; population, 9,000,000 ; area, 34,740
square miles.
Ex"cntive Power. Still without a fixed system of
colonial government. French troops occupy the
country.
Tt .vis, French protectorate ; population, 1,500,000
Including nearly 45,000 French residents ; area, 45,000
square miles.
Executive Power. Native bey or prince, having
hereditary rights to the throne ; the French interests
are guarded by the presence of a minister resident anc
two secretaries, who administer affairs under the in
structions of the French government.
Legislative Power and Loca t;ur>-i-innent. All legis
lative and executive power is nominally in the bey, but
France has a veto.
OTHER FRENCH ISLANDS. St. Paul and Amsterdam,
Karguelan, Obock, Mayotte, and the Comoro Islands are
too insignificant to require special mention here.
Germany (empire of), federal empire, with repre
sentative institutions ; population, 50,000.000 ; area,
203,670 square miles. The empire exercises a protec
torate through imperial commissioners or governors in
certain countries in Africa and the Pacific. In Africa,
Pogoland, Cameroons, German South- \Vest Africa,
German East Africa. In the Pacific, Kaiser Wilhelm s
Land, Bismarck Archipelago, Solomon Island, Marshall
Island, with a probable population, 9,000,000 area
990,000 square miles.
EXECTTIVE POWER. The supreme executive is in the
king of Prussia (hereditary) under the title Deutscher
kaiser or emperor of Germany, who controls the com
bined administration and organization of all the German
states. He has the aid of a chancellor and five heads of
departments. In addition to these ministers (who do
not constitute a responsible cabinet), the bundesrath or
legislative federal council (see below) itself has adminis
trative powers which it exercises through 12 committees.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. In the
bundesrath or federal council and the reichstag or diet
of the realm. The former consists of 58 members repre
senting the individual states of the empire and appointed
for each session by their several governments. The
reichstag is composed of 3!>7 members elected for five
years in the states by ballot and universal suffrage.
Both parliaments meet annually on a summons of the
emperor. The chancellor presides over the bundesrath.
All laws must receive the votes of an absolute majority
of both bodies and be assented to In the emperor.
Germany, States of, viz. :
ALX.U-K-LORKAIN-E; population, 1,700,000; area, 5 600
.square miles.
Executive. Power. Governor-general (statthalter) ap
pointed by the emperor, and aided by a ministry of
three members, and a council of state, of whom three
are recommended by the provincial committee (see
below).
Lftixlittir,- Power and Loral Gun rument.-
sausschuss, or provincial committee of 58 members.
AMIALT; population, 275,0\)0 ; area. 906 square miles
executive Power. Hereditary dake, aided bva minis
ter of state.
Leg- xlnliiv 1 >;>, ,} ] jWM l GDI-, ,-,, ,,i, nt Diet of
!6 members, two appointed by the duke and the rest
chosen by certain classes of the population.
BADEN; population, 1.700,000; area, 5,821 square
miles.
,-utive Power. Hereditary grand duke, aided by
an executive council of responsible ministers.
J.<;,,xi,it,,;- Power and Local <;,-,, ,, ,^. Landta-
t two chambers ; an upper house of ecclesiastical di-ni-
mes princes and nobles, partly nominated by "the
grand duke and the rest representative of the nobility
universities, etc. The second chamber is elected indi
rectly by the towns and rural districts for four years
one half retiring every two years. Members are paid
when they are elected or appointed, and do not sit by
hereditary right in the upper hoiis..
BAVARIA; population, 5,700,000; area, 29,282 square
miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary king with a responsi
ble ministry and a council of state.
Legislative Puice.r and Local Government. Parlia
ment of two houses ; a chamber of reichsrathe or upper
house of princes, hereditary and appointed ; peers and
ecclesiastical dignitaries ; *a house of 159 representa
tives chosen indirectly by electors. Members are paid
and receive passes over railways.
BREMEN, state and city of ; population, 182,000; area,
99 square miles.
Exi ciitiri Pmcrr. Burgomasters and a senate from
which is formed a ministry.
Legislative, Power and Local Gover/nin>i>t.--~Btirger-
sehaft or convent of 150 burgesses, elected bv the
citizens, university men being one of the classes of
voters.
BRUNSWICK ; population, 405,000 ; area, 1,421 square
miles.
Executive Power. At present a regent, through the
failure of the rightful heir, a duke, to claim the throne.
He has the assistance of a responsible ministry of three
heads of departments.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Legisla
tive assembly of 4(5 members, elected by taxpayers,
clergy, towns and rural districts for four years, and
meeting every t\\ o years.
HAMBURG, state and free city of; population, 623,000;
area, 158 square miles.
Executive Power. Senate of 18 carefully selected
members, with special legal, financial, and other qualifi
cations, and elected for life by the house of burgesses.
Two burgomasters, Jhosen by ballot, preside.
Legislative Power and Local Government. House of
burgesses of 100 members, elected by ballot for six
years, one-half retiring every three years, by taxpayers,
guilds, courts of justice, corporations, etc. " The senate
has a veto over legislation. In ca<e of conflict there is
a court of arbitrators chosen equally from the two
chambers.
HESSE ; population, 1,000,000; area, 2,965 square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary grand-duke, aided by
a ministry.
Li /iix/utii-, 1 iitrei- r/iiil Load Government. Legisla
ture of two chambers ; an upper house of princes eccle
siastical dignitaries, elected appointed and hereditary
nenibers ; a lower house of 50 elected members. Meni-
aers of both houses are paid when elected or appointed.
LIPPE; population, 1X0 (Mil) ; area, 469 square miles.
Executive Pouter. Hereditary prince, aided bv a
uinister.
L: iiixlntin I m/;,- and Local Gorern incut. ~ Diet of
21 elected members with also consultative functions.
LI-BKCK, free city and state of; population, 80,000;
area, 115 square miles.
Executive Power. Constitution similar to that of
Bremen.
MK< KI.KNBI it(i-Sc-invEuix ; po|>ulation, 600,000; area
,!. >") square miles.
E.n i-iitii-i Power. Ileredilary grand duke, aided bv
a ministry responsible to the head of the executive alone.
Legislative /Vvv /unl Lorul Unri i-mnent. Partly in
he hands of the grand duke through an ancient institu-
1011 that lias come down from feudal times, called the
lomain, and in the landtag, in which the knights
estates and the burgomasters of the towns are alone
represented. The people generally elect no members
except to the German parliament.
MKCKLENDI -HU-STRELITZ ; population, 100,000; area,
,!:;! square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary grand duke, with the
id of a minister of state.
L.-iiisliitive 1 inr, ,- iin.l Loral Gnvi i-iiiin nt.Ita diet
s in common with that of the Duchy of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin, and is composed of land-owners and burgo-
nasters. Only the province of Stargard has a share in
he constitution.
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FORMS OF GOVERNMENT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
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OLDENBURG; population, 360,000; area, 2,479 square
miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary grand duke, aided by
a responsible ministry.
Legislative Power and Local Government. ~La,ndt&g
or diet elected for three years by indirect election.
PRUSSIA ; population, 30,000,000 ; area, 134,463 square
miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary king, who is also empe
ror of Germany, and aided by a ministry appointed by
himself.
Legislative. Power and Local Government. Parlia
ment or landtag of two houses : a house of lords herren-
haus, composed of princes, hereditary peers, life peers,
elected nobles, representatives of universities, burgo
masters of large towns, etc. : a lower house, or abgeord-
neterihaus. of 433 members elected by the people for
five years on a very liberal franchise. Financial ques
tions can only be initiated in the chamber (lower), but
they may be rejected as a whole by the upper house ;
otherwise both houses have equal powers of legislation.
Members of the lower house are paid. The kingdom is
divided into provinces, over which governors preside,
and into Bounties and other minor local divisions for
purposes of local government.
REUSH (Elder Branch); population, 63,000 ; area, 122
square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary prince, aided by a
minister of state.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Legisla
tive body of 12 members, partly elective and partly
nominated by the prince.
REUSS (Younger Branch); population, 120,000 ; area,
319 square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary prince, aided by a small
cabinet.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Diet of
15 elected members and the prince.
SAXE-ALTENBURG ; population, 172,000 ; area, 511
square miles.
Executice Power. Hereditary duke, aided by an
executive council.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Chamber
of 30 members, elected for six years the sessions being
held every three years.
SAXE-OOBOURG GOTHA ; population, 207,000 ; area,
755 square miles.
Exi Cutive Power. Hereditary duke, aided by a minis
ter of state.
Legislative Power and Local Government. In the
duke and two chambers chosen for four years for each
of the two duchies by an ndirect system of election,
and meeting in common for the common affairs of both,
otherwise separately.
SAXB-MBNINQEN ; population, 225,000 ; area, 953 square
miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary duke, aided by a minis
ter of state.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Elective
chamber of 24 members with an existence of six years.
SAXE- WEIMAR ; population, 327,000 ; area, 1,388 square
miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary grand duke, aided by
an executive council responsible to the assembly.
Legislative Poiver and Local Government. Chamber
elected directly arid indirectly on a very liberal fran
chise and meeting every three years.
SAXONY ; population, 3,000,000 ; area, 5,787 square
miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary king, aided by a
council.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Parlia
ment of two chambers : an upper house of princes,
elected, appointed and hereditary nobles, college and
university representatives, burgomasters ; a lower
chamber of 82 members, elected by the towns and rural
oommunes on a very liberal franchise. Members of
both houses are paid, except in the case of hereditary
and official members.
SCHAUMBURG-LIPFE; population, 40,000; area, 131
square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary prince.
Legislative Power and Local Government. lr\ the
prince and diet, partly appointed by the prince and
classes, and partly elected by the people.
SCHWARZBURG-RUDODOLSTADT; population, 86,000 ; area,
363 square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary prince.
Legislative Power and Local Government. House of
representatives elected for three years by taxpayers,
and inhabitants generally.
SCHWARZBURG - SoNDERSHAUSEN ; population, 76,000 ;
area, 333 square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary prince.
Legislative Power and Local Government. In the
prince and diet, partly appointed by the prince and
land-owners, and partly elected by the people.
WALDECK ; population, 60,000 ; area, 433 square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary prince, but the real
power is placed in the king of Prussia, who appoints all
public officials and administers financial and other affairs.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Assembly
of 15 elected members whose functions are confined to
purely local matters.
WrRTEMBURO ; population, 2,000,000 ; area, 7,528-
square miles.
Executive Power. Hereditary king, aided by a.
minister and a privy council the latter consultative.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Legisla
ture or landstande, composed of an upper house of
princes, hereditary and appointed nobles; a house of
deputies, elected by nobles, clergy, university towns,
districts, the electors in the latter case being all citizens-
over 25 years. The ballot is in force. The term of each
member is six years. Members of both houses are paid.
A permanent joint committee represents both houses-
when not sitting.
German Dependencies or Protectorates :
IN AFRICA:
TOGOLAND ; estimated population, 820,000 ; area, 19,-
960 square miles. .
CAMEROONS ; estimated population, 5,000,000 ; area
193,570 square miles.
SOUTH-WF.ST AFRICA ; estimated population, 220,000 ;
area, 320,450 square miles.
EAST AFRICA ; estimated population, 3,000,000 ; area,
351,040 square miles.
Executive Power. For above, commissioners or gov
ernors.
IN THE PACIFIC :
MARSHALL ISLANDS ; estimated population, 10,000 ;
area, 150 square miles.
SOLOMON ISLANDS ; estimated population, 100,000 ;
area, 9,000 square miles.
BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO; estimated population, 100,-
000 ; area, 21,000 square miles.
KAISER WILHELM S LAND; estimated population, 115,-
000; area, 72,000 square miles.
Executive Power. For above, commissioners.
Greece, constitutional monarchy ; population,
2,200 000; area, 25 041 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. King (elected in the present caser
but the succession to he in his heirs under constitu
tional limitations), aided by a ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT, legis
lative assembly (boule) of 207 representatives, electee!
by universal suffrage for four years. Members are
paid. A municipal system exists in the nomarchies or
provincial divisions.
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Guatemala, republic ; population, 1,600,000, mostly
Indians; area , 46,800 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for six years,
by universal suffrage.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. National
assembly, elected by universal suffrage for four years.
Hayti, republic ; population, 1,000,000, negroes
mostly ; area, 10,204 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, generally chosen by
the national legislature, though the constitution re
quires his direct election by the people for seven years.
Rebellions are frequent and political conditions uncer
tain. The president has a ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND Loc At, Go VKRNMENT. National
legislature of two houses : a senate of 39 members, ap
pointed for six years by the house of representatives
from lists submitted by the executive and electoral col
leges one-third retiring every two years; a house of
representatives, elected for three years by manhood
suffrage. Members are paid.
Hawaii, republic ; population, 90,000 ; area, 6,640
square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President elected for six years by
the two houses in united session and aided by a council
appointed by the president and the houses.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. National
legislature of two houses ; a seriate of 15 members,
elected by indirect vote for six years one-third retiring
every two years. A house of 15 representatives elected
by indirect vote for two years. Members of both houses
require a property or income qualification. Legislature
meets biennially.
Honduras, republic ; estimated population, 400,-
00, mostly Indians ; area, 43,00u square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected by universal
suffrage for four years, and aided by a ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Single
ongress of 37 deputies, elected for two years by uni
versal suffrage.
Italy, constitutional monarchy; population, 31,000,-
00 ; area, 110,6 23 square miles. Its foreign possessions
are Eritrei, Massowah, Keren, Asmara and Dahlak Arch
ipelago, on the Red Sea, in which a civil governor is
appointed by the king ; Abyssinia and Shoa.Ubbia Habab,
Bogos. Assab, Aussa, Somali, and Gallaaland in Africa
are under Italian influence or protectorate. The total
population of these dependencies is probably over 7,-
000,000 ; area, 54(5,000 square miles.
EXBCUTIVR POWER. Hereditary king, aided by a re
sponsible ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.- -Parlia
ment of two houses ; a senate of 390 members, com
posed of princes and life members appointed by the
king, and conspicuous for their position, scientific,
literary or other attainments ; a chamber of 50.S
deputies, elected by a very liberal franchise in which
educational qualifications have a prominent place.
Members of the two houses are not paid but they travel
free. An excellent system of local government is exer
cised by means of provincial, municipal and communal
councils.
Japan, constitutional monarchy ; population, 42,-
000,000 ; area, 147,760 square miles.
EXBCL-TIVB POWER. Hereditary Emperor (mikado),
aided by a resp .nsible ministry and a consultative privy
council. The mikado has the power of dissolving the
legislature and of giving sanction to all bills as a branch
of the legislature.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Impe
rial parliament or diet of two houses ; a house of 300
peers composed of princes, hereditary, elected or ap
pointed nobles, who hold their seats for life or for seven
years, according as their position is hereditary or elected
or appointed ; a house of 300 representatives elected on
a very liberal franchise for four years. Members of
both houses are paid, excepting hereditary peers ; the
legislative powers of both houses are equal ; voting is
by secret ballot. The provinces of the empire are
governed by governors, appointed by the emperor, and
by representative assemblies for purposes of local ad
ministration.
Liberia, African republic ; population, 1,100,000 ;
area, 14 360 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for two years
by universal suffrage, and aided by a ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. National
legislature of two houses : a senate of eight members
and house of representatives of 13 members the former
elected for four and the latter for two years by universal
suffrage.
Luxemburg, independent grand duchy ; popula
tion, 212,000 ; area, 998 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary grand duke.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Cham
ber of 45 deputies, elected for six years by the cantons
or townships, one half being renewed every three years,
Mexico, federal republic; population, 12,300,000;
area, 767,005 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by electors chosen by universal suffrage, and aided by a
council.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses : a senate of 56 members, elected by
universal suffrage, two for each state; a house of 227 re
presentatives elected for two years by manhood suf
frage. Members of the two houses are paid. Each of
the 28 states of the federation has a governor and a
legislature of two houses elected by the people.
Monaco, independent principality ; population, 14,-
000 ; area, eight square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary prince, having exclu
sive executive and legislative power, aided by a governor-
general and a council of state.
Montenegro, independent principality, with a
measure of constitutional government ; population,
210,000 ; area, 3,630 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary prince, aided by a
ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. State
council of eight members, four appointed by the prince^
four elected by the inhabitants who can serve as soldiers.
Morocco, absolute despotism ; population, 4,500,-
000 ; area, 220,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Sultan, spiritual as well as ciril
head of the state, with a consultative ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. All leg
islative as well as executive power is in the sultan.
Nepaul, military oligarchy ; population, 2,000,000 ;
area, 54,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Nominal hereditary sovereign, but
the chief authority is in the prime minister.
Netherlands, constitutional monarchy ; popula
tion, 5,000,000 ; area, 12.648 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary sovereign, at present
a queen, a minor, for whom a queen regent acts ; a re
sponsible council of ministers aids the sovereign.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. States-
general of two houses ; a first chamber of 50 members,
elected for nine years one-third retiring every three
years by the provincial states from the highest tax
payers or important officials ; a second chamber of 100-
deputies, elected by male tax-payers and lodgers of the
age of 23, for four years. Members of both houses are
paid. Ministers can attend the proceedings of both
chambers, but they have only a deliberative voice except
when they are members of either. New legislation can
only be initiated in the second chamber and by the
government. The upper house can only reject or ap
prove, but not amend measures. Each province has a
representative system of only one elected chamber. la
every commune there is an elected council for local
affairs.
Netherlands, Colonies of the, viz. :
IN THE DUTCH EAST INDIES :
JAVA, MADURA, with the following outposts: Sumatra,-
Borneo, Riau, Lingga Archipelago, Banca, Billiton,
Celebes Moluccas Sunda Islands, New Guinea (itt
part) ; total population, 33,000,000 ; area, 736,400
square miles.
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Executive Poive.r. Governor-general, assisted by a
purely consultative council, administers affairs of Dutch
India. Java and Madura are governed by a resident
and assistant residents, and controllers in the provinces.
The outposts are governed by governors, residents,
assistant residents, controllers.
Legislative Poicer and Local Government. Legisla
tive power is in the council and governor. All power
vested as opposite and in the supreme government.
IN THE DUTCH WKST INDIES :
SURINAM or DUTCH GUIANA ; population, 62,000 ; area,
46,000 square miles.
Executive Power. Governor, aided by a council, all
appointed by the king.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Colonial
states, whose members are partly appointed by the gov
ernor and partly elected.
CURACAO and its dependent islands ; population, 47,-
000 ; area. 403 square miles.
Executive Power. Governor, aided by a council, all
appointed by the king.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Colonial
council, composed of the four members of the council
and eight members appointed by the king. The inter
nal affairs of the several islands are administered by
chiefs appointed by the king.
Nicaragua, republic ; population, 283,000 ; area,
49,500 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by universal suffrage and aided by a responsible -min
istry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses ; a senate of 18 members, and a
house of representatives of 21 members, the former
elected for six, and the latter for four years by universal
suffrage.
Oman, independent state in Arabia ; population,
1,550,000 ; area, 82,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary sultan, with absolute
power, as in all similar states of the east.
Orange Free State, with representative govern
ment ; estimated population, 210,000, of whom 80,000
are white ; area, 48,326 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President elected for five years by
universal suffrage, and aided by an executive council,
several of whom are elected by the popular assembly.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Assem
bly (volksraad) of 58 members, elected for four years,
one half retiring every two years by universal suffrage.
Members are paid.
Paraguay, republic ; estimated population, 330,-
Oi li ) ; area, 98,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by universal suffrage, and aided by a council of respon
sible ministers. A vice-president is also elected.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses, a senate and house of representa
tives elected by universal suffrage. The members are
paid.
Persia, absolute monarchy ; population, 8,000,000 ;
area, 628,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary shah (shahenshah),
aided by a consultative council of ministers. The
country is divided into provinces, each governed by a
governor-general and lieutenant-governor, all acting
under the instructions of the central government.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVKRNMI:NT. In the
shah, whose powers are only limited by the principles of
the Koran and of the Mohammedan tenets.
Peru, republic ; population, 2,700,000 ; area, 463,750
.square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by universal suffrage, and aided by an executive coun
cil. Two vice-presidents are also elected to act in case
of death or incapacity of the president .
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.- Con-
- of two houses ; a senate of 40 members, chosen by
the provinces or departments, and a house of 110 repre
sentatives, elected by an indirect vote of electors. There
are municipal councils for local purposes.
Portugal, constitutional monarchy ; population,
4,800,000 ; area. 34,038 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary king, aided by a re
sponsible cabinet and a consultative privy council.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Cortes
geraes or parliament of two houses ; a house of peers,
(camara dos pares) hereditary peers elected or appointed
for life, peers, universities, and literary and scientific
bodies having representatives ; a house of 149 deputies
(camara dos deputados), elected for four years by a very
liberal franchise, regard being had to educational quali
fications. Colonial members are paid, other deputies
travel free by state railways. The sovereign cannot veto
a law passed twice by the cortes. Madeira and the
Azores form an integral part of the kingdom for legisla
tive and administrative purposes. Portugal has a muni
cipal system.
Portuguese Colonies and Dependencies.
IN AFRICA :
CAPK, VKRDE ISLANDS, Guinea, Prince s and St. Thomas
Islands, Angola, Ambriz, Benguela and Massavnedes
and Congo, East Africa, .Mozambique, and Lowrengo
Marques. Total population, 5,400,000; area, 735,300
square miles.
IN ASIA:
GOA, Damao, Diu, Timor, etc., Macao, etc. Total
population, 5,400,000 ; area, 743,204 square miles.
Executive Power. Portuguese colonies have no legis
latures or representation in the national cortes, like
Spanish or French colonies, but their affairs are ad
ministered by governors, judges, and other function
aries appointed by the king, and all laws are initiated
and promulgated by the same authority.
Roumania (Wallachia and Moldavia), constitutional
monarchy; estimated population, 6,000,000; area, 48,-
310 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. King, aided by an executive
council.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMKNT. Parlia
ment of two houses ; a senate of 120 members, elected
for eight years, by electoral colleges, universities being
represented ; a chamber of 183 deputies elected by
electoral colleges for four years. The franchise is very-
liberal and encourages educational qualifications. Mem
bers are paid. Senators must be 40 years of age ; depu
ties, 25. The districts or provinces have a system of
local government fairly liberal.
Russia, the empire of, absolute monarchy ; popula-
tion 119,000,000; area, 8,044,100 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWKR. Hereditary emperor (or czar of
all the Puissias), aided by a council of state, a
ruling senate, a holy synod and a committee of min
isters, in whose hands are entrusted the super
vision of all the secular and religious affairs of the
empire. All the work of government is in the hands
of committees, cabinets or departments, bureaucracy
is the essence of government in the Russias.
LEGISLATIVE POWER. AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. All
legislative and administrative power is in the emperor
and his councils. The empire is divided into vice-
royalties, governments and districts, governed by gov
ernors-general, appointed and controlled directly by the
emperor. Military governors are established in some
provinces. Centralized government rules in Russia.
The only shadow of local self-government is to be seen
in the inirs or assemblies of the communes or parishes
of European Russia. These " mirs " elect certain
officers for taxation and purely loc-al purposes, and are
relics of old Aryan institutions which survived in the
village assemblies of India and Germany, and originated
the township government of Kngland and New England
In the provinces, towns and cities there are municipal
institutions, but almost exclusively controlled by the
large powers of the imperial authorities.
Russian Dependencies, viz. :
FINLAND, gram) duchy ; population, 2,500,000 ; area,
144,2 r >f> square miles.
K.ri 1-nHrr Power. Governor-general, appointed by
and instructed by the secretary of state and four mem-
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bers of a council for the affairs of Finland ; a senate aids
the government in administrative affairs.
Legislative Power and Local Government. A nation
al parliament composed of four members, representing
the nobles, clergy, burghers and peasants, severally
called together by the emperor every four or five years.
Laws are prepared by the council at St. Petersburg, and
discussed by the parliament. The emperor has a veto.
BOKHARA, under control of Russia ; population, 2,600,-
000 ; area. 92,000 square miles.
Executive Power. Ameer, ruling by hereditary right.
A Russian resident watches over Russian interests.
KHIVA, under control of Russia; population, 750,-
000 ; area. 22,340 square miles.
Executive Poiver. Khan, ruling by hereditary right.
Salvador, republic ; estimated population, 660,000 ;
area, 7,225 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by universal suffrage and aided by a ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Single
chamber, or national congress of 70 deputies, elected for
one year by universal suffrage.
Samoa Islands, independent ; population, 35,000 ;
area, 11,701 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Chief, elected by the natives.
Germany, Great Britain and the United States have
guaranteed the independence of the islands. Justice is
administered in the interests of Europeans by a supreme
court. Apia has a form of local government and is the
capital.
Santo Domingo (part of Hayti), republic ; popula
tion, 615,000 ; area, 18,045 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
by universal suffrage and aided by a ministry. The
provinces and districts are administered by governors
appointed bv the president.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AXD LOCAL GOVERNMENT. National
congress of 22 members, elected for two years on a
limited franchise. In the communes there are councils
elected by the ratepayers, for municipal purposes.
Servia. constitutional monarchy; population, 2,600,-
000 ; area, 19,100 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary prince, now a king,
aided by a responsible ministry.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. National
assembly (narodna skupshtina) of two houses ; a senate
of eight members, four appointed by the king, and four
elected by the assembly, which is composed of deputies
elected for three years indirectly by the taxpayers. A
certain number of deputies must be university men.
Deputies are paid. The constitution is in process of
radical changes. The kingdom is divided into counties,
districts and municipalities, which have representative
assemblies for administrative purposes.
Siam (Thai) and dependencies of Kedah, Patani,
Kelantan, etc.; absolute monarchy; estimated popula
tion. 5,<. tx i.i I ; area, 300,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary king, aided by a coun
cil (senabodi) from wnich the king has formed a cabinet.
LEGISLATIVE PMWBR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. All
legislative pmver is in king and council. The kingdom
is divided into provinces or districts administered by
governors appointed by the king.
Soudan (Egyptian), or Darfur, Kordofun, Nubia
(upper and lower), Tenba, and region about Strait of
Bab el-Mandeb ; population about I2,ooo,000; area,
l,OOn,iKKP square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. These countries are now in a
transition stage, and under the influence of the English
or Italians, or included within Egypt. It is impossible
to give here an exact account of its government.
Spain, const itntional kingdom; population in 1887,
17,663,632 ; area. 197,670 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary king, with powers
limited by the constitution of 1876, aided by responsible
ministers, nine in number.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Parlia
ment (cortes) of two houses ; a senate composed of
three classes (1) 80 senators by their own right princes
grandees, captains-general, archbishops, admirals
judges of the courts, patriarchs of the Indies, presidents
of the council of state ; (2) 100 life senators appointed
by the crown ; (3) 180 elected for five years by the com
munal and provincial states, clergy, universities aca
demies and largest taxpayers, one-half of the number
being renewed every five years ; a congress of 431 mem
bers elected on a very liberal franchise based on land
income, educational, professional and public services
The principle of the representation of minorities is ob
served in large constituencies. The cortes meet annually
and the congress is elected for five years. The kin"- has
the power of summoning or dissolving the congress and
the elected part of the senate. The senate is a court of
impeachment when charges are laid against ministers
by the congress. Cuba and Canary Islands are repre
sented in the cortes, but imperial misgovernment has
periodically caused revolution in Cuba, as at present
Although Spam has sent between 120,000 and 150 000
regular forces a remarkable number to quell the rebel
lion, it is still dominant in a large section of the un
happy island. In the provinces and communes of Spain
there is a representative system of local government.
Spanish Colonies and Dependencies
IN AMERICA:
CUBA; population, 1,631,687; area, 41,655 sq miles
PORTO Rico ; population, 806,708 ; area, 3,550 square
miles.
Executive Poieer. Governor-general, aided by a
council, appointed by the king
Legislative Power and Local Government. Spanish
cortes, 16 senators and 30 deputies.
IN ASIA :
PHILIPPINE ISLAND ; population, 7,000,000; area, 114 -
326 square miles. Sum Island; population, 76,000;
Caroline Island and Palaos ; population, 36,000
Marianne Island ; population, 10,172 ; total area,
116,256 square miles.
Executive Poiver. Governor-general and a captain-
general. The provinces are under lieutenant-governor,
Alcaldes or commandants.
IN AFRICA :
ADRAR AND Rio DE ORO ; population, 100,000. Ifni
population, 6,000. Fernudo Po, etc., Annabon,
Consco, Elobey, San .iuan ; population, 32 (mo-
total area in Africa, 243,880 square miles.
Executive Power. Subordinate to the government of
the Canary Islands.
Sweden and Norway ; federal or constitutional
monarchical government. Sweden; population, 4,
150; area, 172.S70 square miles. Norway; population
2,100,000; area, 1 24,44 r, square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. The united kingdoms are under
the king of Sweden, now a hereditary sovereign, thougii
each kingdom maintains its separate government and
laws. The diets of the two countries are to choose a
successor to the throne in case of a failure of regular
succession; and should they not agree on a suitable
person, the choice is made by Swedish and Norwegian
deputies. The common affairs of the united kingdoms
are considered by the king, with the assistance of a
council of state, composed of Swedish and Norwegian
ministers
LKGIS.LATIVK POWER AXD LOCAL GOVERNMENT.!. In
Sweden there is a council of state of lomembers ; a diet
or parliament of two houses ; an upper or first house of
150 members elected by provinces and town corpora
tions for nine years ; a lower or second chamber of 230
members, elected by residents of rural districts and
towns for three years on a franchise based on property
and income. Members of the second chamber are alone
paid. The ballot is in use.
2. In Norway there is a council of state to advise the
king, and a storthing, or great court, of 118 members
elected for three years on a franchise based on property
and income, or public service. The system of eU-ctioh
is indirect. The people elect certain deputies every
three years, these latter assemble and choose the re
presentatives to the storthing. The storthing, when
elected and assembled for business, is divided into two
houses, the "lagthing," or one-fourth of the storthing,
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and the "odelsthing" or remaining members of the
storthing. The odelsthing has the whole right to in
spect and consider public accounts. All new laws are
initiated in the lower house, and are accepted or re
jected by the lagthing. If the two houses do not agree,
they assemble in joint session, and a majority of two-
thirds decide. Members are paid.
3. A system of local government exists in both Nor
way and Sweden, and the representative principle
prevails to a modified extent.
Turkey, absolute monarchy ; population, about
40,000,000 ; area, 461,662 square miles (including Samos.
Egypt and other dependencies). Turkey in Europe has
a population of 4,780,000, and an area of 61,200 square
miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Hereditary sultan, whose execu
tive and legislative authority is only limited by the
precepts of Mahomet. The sultan is aided by a sadr-
azam (grand-vizier), and a sheik-ul-islam, who are
respectively at the head of temporal and spiritual
affairs under the direction of the sultan.
LBGIISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The
people have no legislative or popular assemblies or
councils. The whole country is divided into govern
ments, appointed by and subject to the decrees of the
sultan.
Switzerland, federal republic ; population, 300,-
000; area, 15,976 square miles.
EXHCUTIVB POWER. The supreme executive and legis
lative power is in a parliament called, when united in
joint session, the bundes-versammlungor federal assem
bly, composed of two houses, a standerath or state
council of 44 members, or two chosen by each canton ;
a nationalriith or national council of 147 representa
tives elected by direct vote every three ypars. The
federal assembly elects president and vice-president one
year and a bundesrath or federal council for three
years. Members of the council can sit and debate but
not vote in the two chambers.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The
principles of initiating measures by popular vote (the
initiative), and of submitting acts to direct vote (the
" referendum") are in force in this republic The legis
lative powers of the nation are set forth in the consti
tution. Each of the cantons has a system of local
government based on the fullest possible expression of
the popular will. Legislative assemblies and executive
councils exist, and in a few cantons there are lands-
gemeinden or assemblies of the male citizens for the
purpose of making laws and appointing- their adminis
trators. The "initiative" and "referendum" also
exist to a considerable extent. The cantons or states
are sovereign and only limited by the constitution.
Transvaal, or South African republic ; population,
120,000 ; area, 119,139 square miles. Swaziland ; popu
lation, 62,OuO; area, 16,150 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for five years
by "first-class burghers" or residents before May 29,
1876, aided by a council, appointed and elected. Eng
land has a restricted suzerainty over this republic, and
is represented by a diplomatic agent. The king of
Swaziland is now subject to Transvaal rule.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Parlia
ment of two houses of 24 members each, chosen for four
years by classes of burghers. Bills must be passed by
both chambers.
BULGARIA, principality, under the suzerainty of
Turkey; population, 3J309.816 ; area, 37,860 square
miles. This state includes eastern Rpumelia.
Executive Power. The present prince was elected in
1887 by the national assembly, but the title is heredi
tary. The prince is aided by a council of eight ministers.
Legislative Power and Local Government. Single
house, called the national assembly, elected by manhood
suffrage for five years. Members are paid.
SAMOS, ISLAND OP, principality and dependency of
Turkey ; population, about 50,000 ; area, 232 square
miles.
Executive Power. Vizier or mushir of Turkey, ap
pointed by the sultan, and aided by a council of four
Greeks.
EGYPT, under the nominal stizerainty of the sultan :
population, 6,817,265 ; area, 400,000 square miles.
Executive Power. A hereditary khedive, aided by a
council of six ministers. He has also the benefit of the
advice of an English financial adviser appointed by him
self, and whose consent is necessary to every decision
on financial matters. He can sit on the council though
not a member of the executive. English influence pre
vails in administration.
Legislative Power and Local Government. The khe
dive has promulgated a constitution intended to give
the people a share in legislation, but so far it is practi
cally nugatory. Egypt is divided into governorships of
towns and provinces with extensive powers, but all
under the control of the khedive and executive.
United States of America, federal republic ;
population in 1890, 62,830,621, including Alaska ; area,
3,501,000.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years
under th^ constitution by electoral colleges in each state
equal to the whole number of its senators and represen
tatives in congress ; but practically the election is by the
direct vote of the people. Each political party nomi
nates a set of electors on a presidental ticket and the
people vote directly for them. Under the constitution
the electors meet in each state on a particular day and
invariably cast their votes in accordance with the result
of the election. There is also a vice-president elected
by the same political method. The president is head of
the executive, and has a veto over the legislation of con
gress, but it can be over-ridden by a two-thirds majority
in each house. He is aided by a cabinet of eight secre
taries of state and heads of departments, appointed by
himself with the approval of the senate, but having no
seats in or responsibility to congress. In case of death,
resignation or disability of the president, the vice-presi
dent succeeds, and after the latter, the secretary of state
or other members of cabinet in order of seniority until a
new president is appointed or the disability is removed.
Elections for president and vice-president take place
on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November
every leap year, and they take office on the 4th March
following.
LEOISALTIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses ; a senate of 90 members, or two
from each state, chosen by the legislatures for six years;
a house of 357 representatives elected every second year
by the electors of the states in accordance with their re
spective election laws; universal suffrage limited in a
few cases by residence, registration and payment of
taxes. Senators must be 30 years of age, citizens for
nine years, and residents of the states which elect them.
Representatives must be about 25 years of age, citizens
for seven years, and residents of the states in which
they are elected. The senate has the power of approv
ing or rejecting the higher appointments and treaties
made by the president, and of acting as a court of im
peachment for the president, judges of the supreme
court, and other high functionaries. It can also amend
bills for raising revenue, which alone can originate in
the house of representatives. The vice-president is ex
offlcio president of the senate, which may also appoint a
temporary president. The speaker of the house is
elected by its members. Members of both houses re
ceive $5,000 and travelling expenses every year. The
territories are represented by one elected delegate
in each case, who cannot vote in the house. The legis
lative powers of the congress are enumerated in the con
stitution. The supreme court of the United States can
hear and determine issues of laws as to the interpretation
of the constitution and may declare the acts of congress
unconstitutional or intra vires, as the case may be. The
federal judges are appointed by the president with the
approval of the senate. A permanent civil service is
being gradually built up, and removals from office in
the case of officials, not political in their nature, are very
much less frequent of late years with the institution of
civil service rules.
United States, federation of the :
ALABAMA ; pop. in 1890, 1,513,017 ; area, 51,549 sq. m.
ARKANSAS ; pop., 1,128,179; area, 53,045 sq. m.
CALIFORNIA ; pop., 1,208,130; area, 155,980 sq. m.
1897]
FORMS OF GOVERNMENT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
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COLORADO; pop., 412,198; area, 103,645 sq. m.
CONNECTICUT ; pop., 746,258 ; area, 4,845 sq. m.
DELAWARE ; pop., 16S,493 ; area, 1,900 sq. m.
FLORIDA ; pop., 391,422 ; area, 54,140 sq. in.
GKORGIA ; pop., 1,837,353 ; area, 58,980 sq. m.
IDAHO ; pop., 84,385 ; area, 84,290 sq. m.
ILLINOIS ; pop., 3,826,357 ; area, 5(5,000 sq. m.
INDIANA ; pop., 2,192,404 ; area, 35,910 sq. m.
IOWA ; pop., 1,911,896 ; area, 55,475 sq. in.
KANSAS ; pop., 1,427,096 ; area, 81,700 sq. m.
KENTUCKY ; pop., 1,858,635 ; area, 40,000 sq. in.
LOUISIANA; pop., 1,118,587; area, 45,420 sq. m.
MAINE ; pop., 661,086 ; area, 29,895 sq. m.
MARYLAND ; pop., 1,042,390 ; area, 9,860 sq. m.
MASSACHUSETTS ; pop., 2,238,943 ; area, 8,040 sq. m.
MICHIGAN ; pop., 2,093,889 ; area, 57,430 sq. m.
MINNESOTA ; 1,301,826 ; area, 79,205 sq. m.
MISSISSIPPI; pop., 1,289,600; area, 46,430 sq. m.
MISSOURI ; pop., 2,679,184 ; area, 68,731 sq. m.
MONTANA ; pop., 132,159 ; area, 145,310 sq.m.
NEBRASKA ; pop., 1,058,910 ; area, 76,840 sq. m.
NEVADA ; pop., 45,761 ; area. 109,740 sq. m.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ; pop., 376,530 ; area, 9,005 sq. m.
NEW JERSEY ; pop., 1,444,933 ; area, 7,455 sq. m.
NEW YORK ; pop., 5,997,853 ; area, 47,260 sq. m.
NORTH CAROLINA ; pop., 1,617,947; area, 48,580 sq. m,
NORTH DAKOTA; pop., 182,719 ; area, 70,095 sq. m.
OHIO ; pop., 3,672,316 ; area, 40,760 sq in.
OREGON ; pop., 313,767 ; area, 94,560 sq. m.
PENNSYLVANIA ; pop., 5,258,014 ; area, 44,985 sq. m.
RHODE ISLAND ; pop., 345,506 ; area, 1,085 sq. m.
SOUTH CAROLINA ; pop., 1,157,149 ; area, 30,170 sq. m.
SOUTH DAKOTA; pop , 328,808 ; area, 76,850 sq. in.
TENNESSEE; pop., 1,767,518 ; area, 41, 750 sq. m.
TEXAS; pop., 2,235,523; area, 262,290 sq. m.
UTAH; pop., 207,705 ; area, 82,190.
VERMONT ; pop., 332,422 ; area, 9,135 sq. m.
VIRGINIA; pop., 1,655,980; area, 40,125 sq. m.
WASHINGTON ; pop., 349,340 ; area, 69,180 sq. m.
WEST VIRGINIA ; pop., 349,390; area, 24,645 sq. m.
WISCONSIN ; pop., 1,686 880 ; area, 54,450 sq. m.
WYOMING; pop., 60,705 ; area, 97,575 sq. m.
Executive Power. In each state there is a governor
and a lieutenant-governor and officers to administer the
government. The governor and lieutenant-governor
are elected by the people for four years in following
states: California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi,
Missouri, Montana, Nevada, North Carolina, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and
Wyoming. In the following states the term is three years:
New Jersey and New York. In the following, two years :
Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North
Dakota, Ohio, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennes
see, Texas, Vermont, Wisconsin. In the following, the
term is one year : Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts
and Rhode Island. All the governors have the power
of veto over legislation except in Delaware, North
Carolina, Ohio, Rhode Island. It requires a majority
or two-thirds vote to over-ride the veto. The governor
ia the head of the executive and has no responsible
ministers in the English or Canadian sense, but the
executive or administrative officers are generally
elected.
Legislative Power and Local Government. In all the
forty-five states there is a legislature of two houses ;
an upper house, generally called senate, and a house of
representatives, both elected by the people of the state.
In the following states the senate is elected for four
years, the house of representatives for two years, and
sessions are biennial, with the exception of the states
mentioned : Alabama, Arkansas. California, Colorado,
Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mi-sissippi
(annual), Missouri, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota,
Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina (annual), Texas,
Utah, Virginia Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming.
In the following states the term is for the senate two, for
the house, two, and sessions biennial : Idaho, Michigan,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina. Ohio,
South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont. In the following
states the term is one for both senate and house, and
sessions annual: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island. In Minnesota the term of the senate is
two years, of the house one, and sessions annual. In
New York the senate two, the house one, and the sessions
annual. In New Jersey the senate three, the house one,
and the sessions annual. Universal suffrage is the rule,
though Delaware has a tax qualification in state senate
elections. In some states the payment of a poll tax,
illiteracy and residence enter into qualifications. In
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming women can vote. Mem
bers of the legislature are paid. All public officials,
state and municipal, are elected as a rule, but the
tendency in the older states is to have a permanent
public service apart from political heads. In 31 states
the judges are elected by the people ; in five, by the
legislature ; in eight, appointed by the governor, sub
ject to conformation by the legislature or council. The
Australian or Canadian ballot is now in force in 40
states ; nine have passed stringent laws against corrupt
practices at elections, but they are effective in only two
or three states.
Throughout the union there is a very complete sys
tem of township, county, and city government. Town
ship local government prevails in the New England
states, the county is generally the unit in the south ;
in the middle and north-western states there is a mixed
system. In several of the western states women can
vote and be elected for councils. In all cases councils
are elective. In the large cities there have been cases of
gross corruption and mismanagement, and the best
methods of improving municipal government are now
attracting much serious attention.
United States Territories.
ALASKA ; pop., 32,052 ; area, 531,000 sq. m.
ARIZONA ; pop., 207,495 ; area, 112,920 sq. m.
NEW MEXICO ; pop., 153,593 ; area, 122,460.
OKLAHOMA ; pop., 61,834 ; area, 38,830.
INDIAN TERRITORY ; pop., 180,182 ; area, 31,000.
Executive Power. In the territories the governors
and other officials, including judges, are appointed for
four years bv the president of the United States. The
legislatures (council and house of representatives) of
the organized territories of Arizona, New Mexico, Okla
homa, are elected for two years, but their powers
of legislation are large, though subject to federal restric
tions. In the other territories there are only governors
and officials appointed by the president.
Uruguay, republic ; estimated population in 1895,
850,000 ; area, 72,110 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, elected for four years,
and aided by a council of five ministers.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses ; a senate of 19 chosen by an elect
oral college for six years, one-third retiring every two
years ; a house of 69 representatives elected every "three
years by all male adults who can read and write.
Venezuela, republic; population, about 2,500,000;
area, 593,943 square miles, but England claims about
50,000 square miles as forming part of British Guiana
a question in dispute for years.
EXECUTIVE POWER. President, chosen for two years,
without veto power, and aided by a responsible minis-
tr}- of six members, and a federal council of 19 mem
bers. Congress appoints the council every two years,
and the latter choose the president.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Con
gress of two houses ; a senate of 24 members or two
elected for each state legislature for four years ; a house
of 52 representatives, elected by direct vote for four
years.
Wadai (Central Soudan), and subject states of Kanem
and Bagirmi, absolute monarchy ; estimated population,
2,750,000; area, 302,000 square miles.
EXECUTIVE POWER. Sultan, aided by a council (fashir).
The country is divided into provinces, governed by vice
roys.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The
koran or law is interpreted by a council of ulemas or
fakirs, as in all Mohammedan countries.
HER MOST GRACIOUS MA.IESTV, QCKEN VICTORIA.
THE QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY.
THE QUEEN. Victoria, of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith,
Empress of India. Her Majesty was born at Kensing
ton 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 late Royal Highness Prince Albert PRINCE CON
SORT who was born August 26, 1819, and died Decem
ber U 1861. Her Majesty is the only child of his
late Royal Highness Edward, Duke of Kent, son of
Kino- George III. The children of Her Majesty are
Her Imperial Majesty Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa,
PRINCESS ROYAL, Empress Frederick of Germany born
Nov 21, 1840, and married Jan. 25, 1858, to Frederick,
Crown Prince of Prussia, afterwards (March to June,
1888) second German Emperor, who died June 15, 1888,
and has issue four sons, the eldest William, the present
German Emperor, and four daughters.
His Royal Highness Albert Edward, PRINCE OF WALES,
born Nov 9 1841 ; married March 10, 1863, Alexandra
of Denmark (Princess of Wales), born Dec. 1, 1844, and
has issue, Albert Victor, Duke of Clarence and
Avondale, born Jan. 8, 1864, died Jan. 14 189
George Frederick Ernest Albert, Duke of \ ork, born
June s, 1865, married July 6, 1893, to Princess Victoria
Mary (May) of Teck, and has issue a son Edward A. 0.
G A P D born June 23, 1894, the third in direct line
of succession to the throne, and Albert F. A. G., born
Dec 14 1895 Louisa Victoria Alexandra Dagmar, born
Feb "O 1867, married July 27, 1889, to Alexander, Duke
of Fife ; Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary, born July 6,
1868 Maude Charlotte Mary Victoria, born Nov. 26,
1869 married July 22, 1896, to Prince Charles second
son of Crown Prince of Denmark ; and Alexander, born
April 6, died April 7, 1871.
Her Royal Highness Alice Maud 31arj/,bom April 25,
1843, married July 1, 1862, to Prince Frederick Louis of
Hesse (afterwards Louis IV., Grand Duke of Hesse), and
died, December 14, 1878 ; haying had issue two sons,
one the present Grand Duke of Hesse, and one acci
dentally killed, also five daughters, one of whom married
Nov. 26, 1894, the Czar of Russia, Nicholas II.
His Royal Highness Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of
Edinburgh, born Aug. 6, 1844, succeeded his uncle, the
elder brother of Prince Albert, as Duke of Saxe-
Cobourg-Gotha, Aug. 23, 1893, married Her Imperial
Highness the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia, Jan. 23,
1874, and has issue two sons and three daughters.
Her Royal Highness Helena Augusta Victoria, born
May 25, 1846 ; married to H. R. H. Prince Frederick
Christian Charles Augustus of Schles\vig-Holstein-Son-
derburg-Augustenburg, July 5, 1866, and has issue three
sons and two daughters.
Her Royal Highness Louisa Carolina Alberta, born
March 18," 1848 ; married March 21, 1871, to the Marquis
of Lome, eldest son of the Duke of Argyll.
His Royal Highness Arthur William Patrick Albert,
Duke of Connaught, born May 1, 1850 ; married March
13, 1879, to Princess Louise Margaret, daughter of the
late Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, and has issue
one son and two daughters.
His Royal Highness Leopold George Duncan Albert,
Duke of Albany, born April 7, 1853 ; married April 27,
1882, to Princess Helen of Waldeck, and died March 28>
1884, having had issue one son, now Duke of Albany,
and one daughter.
Her Royal Highness Beatrice Mary Victoria Feodora,
born April 14,1857: married July "23, 1S85, to Prince Henry
of Battenburg, who died Jan. 20, 1896 ; and has issue
three sons and one daughter.
On Sept 23rd 1896 Queen Victoria s reign exceeded that of any other English Sovereign.
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HON. WILFRED LAURIER,
PREMIER OF CANADA.
DOMINION PARLIAMENTS SINCE 1867.
No. OF PARLIAMENTS.
SESSION.
DATE OF
OPENING.
PROROGATION.
DlSSOH TION.
1st Parliament
*lst
November 6,
April 15,
February 15,
15,
April 11,
March 15,
October 23,
March 26,
February 4,
10,
8,
7,
February 13,
12,
December 9,
February 9,
February 8,
January 17,
" 29,
February 25,
April 13,
February 23,
January 31,
16,
April 29,
February 25,
January 26,
March " 15,
April 18,
January 2,
August 19,
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July S, 1872.
January 2, 1874.
August 17, 1878.
May 18, 1882.
January 15, 1887.
February 3, 1891.
April 24, I -
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3rd Parliament
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3rd
4th
5th
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4th Parliament
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*Ad.journed from 21st December, 1867, to 12th March ]
t Adjourned 23rd May till 13th August.
.868, to allow the Local Legislatu
res to meet.
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DOMINION COAT OF ARMS.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Population 1891, 4,829,411.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OTTAWA.
EOOVBRNOR-GKNBRAL. His Excellency The Right Honourable JOHN CAMPBELL HAMILTON GORDON, EARL or
ABERDKEN. 10,000 and residence.
STAFF.
Ghnernor-General s Secretary and Military Sec.
wjohn Sinclair, Esq., late Captain 5th Lancers. . .$3,000
A. D. C. Captain B. C. Urquhart, Q. O.
Cameron Highlanders ; Lieutenant H. W.
Wilberforce, 2nd Dragoon Guards
Extra, A. D.C. Robert M. Ferguson, Esq., Royal
Scottish Archers, and David Erskine, Esq., Royal
Scottish Archers ; A. J. Marjoribanks, Esq
Comptroller of the Household David Erskine, Esq.
Personal Private Secretary W. T. S Hewett, Esq.,
barrister-at-law
Physician Dr. T. Gibson
Honorary Aides-de-camp Lieut. -Col. Hon. J. M.
Gibson, 13th Batt.; Lieut. -Colonel H. R. Smith,
14th Batt.; Lieut. -Colonel Hon. A. C. P. R. Lan-
dry ; Lieut. -Colonel Hector Provost, 65th Bait.;
Lieut. -Colonel Jas. A. L. Strathy, Royal Scots of
Canada; Lieut. -Colonel A. E. Curren, Canadian
Art y ; Lieut. -Colonel C. M. Boswell, 90th Batt.;
Lieut. -Colonel Hon. E. G. Prior, Canadian Art y ;
Maj. H. C. Sheppard ; Maj. Griesbach. North-
West Mounted Police ; Capt. D. H. Macpher-son.
" GOVBRNOR-OENERAL S SECRETARY S OFFICE.
Secretary 3. Sinclair, Esq., late Capt. 5th Lancers
Chief Clerk C. J. Jones 2,400
ADDRESS "To His Excellency the Gov.-Genenl
in Council." All documents, petitions, etc., to
be enclosed to the Hon., the Secretary of State,
Ottawa.
CABINET.
(Ministry formed 13th July, 1896.)
Prime Minister lion. Wilfrid Laurier, President
of the Queen s Privy Council 18,000
Minister of Trade and Commerce, Hon. Sir Richard
J. Cartwright, K.C.M.G 7,000
Secretary of State Hon. Richard William Scott. . 7,000
Minister of Justice Hon. Sir Oliver Mowat,
K.C.M.G: 7,ooo
Minister of Marine and Fisheries Hon. Louis
Henry Davies 7,000
Minister of Militia and Defence lion. Frederick
William Borden , 37,000
Postmaster General Hon. William Mulock 7,000
Minister of Agriculture Hon. Sydney Arthur
Kisher 7,000
Minister of Public Works Hon. Joseph Israel
Tarte 7,000
Without Portfolio Hon. Richard Reid Dobell
Minister of Finance Hon. Wm. Stevens Fielding 7,000
Minister of Railways and Canals Hon. Andrew
George Blair 7,000
Without Portfolio Hon. Christopher Alphonse
Geoffrion
Minister of the Interior and Supt. General of
Indian Affair* Vacant 7,000
Clerk of the Queen s Privy Council John Joseph
McGee, Esquire
Members of Cabinet in addition to regular salary
receive $1,000 sessional allowance.
Not in the Cabinet.
Solicitor General of Canada Hon. Charles Fitz-
patrick
Controller of Customs Hon. William Paterson. . .
Controller of Inland Revenue -Hon. Sir Henn
Joly de Lotbiniere, K.C.M.G
PRIVY COUNCIL OFFICE.
Clerks.
Assistant Clerk of the Privy Council Vacant
Clerk of the Crown in Chancery Samuel E. St.
Onge Chapleau
Firnt Claxs Clerks W. H. Lee, F. K. Bennetts...
Deputy Cleric of the Crown in Chancery James
G. Foley
Hiah Commixxioner for Cam da in London Hon.
Sir Donald A. Smith, K.C.M.G
Secretary Canadian Govt. Office in London
Joseph G. Colmer, C.M.G
Assist. Secretary and Accountant A.. Reynolds.
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PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, OTTAWA.
SENATE OF CANADA.
Hon. C. A. P. PELLKTIER, C.M.G., Speaker (Quebec). E. J. LANGEVIN, Clerk of the Senate and Clerk of the
Parliaments, 3,400. Senators sessional allowance, 81,000.
SENATORS. P. O. ADDRKSS.
Hon. A. C. P. R. Landry . . . .Quebec
" T. A. Bernier. .St. Boniface, M.
" Clarence Primrose. Pictou, N.S.
" Sir Mackenzie Bowell. . .Ottawa
" JohnN. Kirchoffer. Brandon, M.
" Donald Ferguson, Marshfleld,
[P.E.I.
" J. O. Arsenault, Abranis Vil-
[lage P.E.I.
" Geo. T. Baird, Perth Centre,
[X.B.
" Sir William Kingston, Montreal
" Josiah Wood. ...Sackville. N.B.
" James O Brien Montreal
" Joseph O. Villeneuve, Montreal
" William Owens Montreal
" James Cox Aikins Toronto
" Geo. B. Baker, Sweetsburg,Que.
" Michael Adams, Newcastle.N.B.
" David Mackeen, Little Glace
[Bay, N.S.
" Sir John Carling London
" Thomas Temple .... Fredericton
" Sir Oliver Mowat Ottawa
" Louis J. Forget Montreal
" Francois Beohard, St. Johns, Q.
" Alfred A.Thibaudeau, Montreal
8KNATORS. P. O. ADDRESS.
Hon. David Heesor Yorkville
George W. Allan Toronto
J. F. Armand . . Riv. des Prairies
Robert B. Dickey. . . . Amherst
William Miller Arichat
David Wark Fredericton
A.R.McClelan, Riverside.AlbCo
James Dever .. St. John, N.B.
A. Macfarliine . . Wallace, N.S.
Sir Frank Smith Toror.to
J. Sutherland Fernton, M.
W. J. Macdonald, Victoria, B.C
M. H. Cochrane Compton
Alexander Vidal Sarnia
J.H.Bellerose. .St. Vin. de Paul
E. W. Scott Ottawa -
J. D. Lewin St. John, N.B. !
L. G. Power Halifax
C. A. P. Pelletier Quebec
Jos. R. Thibaudeau.. Montreal
C. H .B de Boucherville, Bouch.
William J. Almon ....Halifax
Thos McKay Truro, N.S.
Alex.W. Ogilvie. . ...Montreal
Donald Maclnnes Hamilton
T.R. Mclnnes Victoria, B.C.
John O Uonohoe Toronto
P. A. De Blois . . Quebec. Q.
SENATORS. P. 0. ADDRKSS.
Hon. Donald McMillan. ..Alexandria
Geo. C. McKindsey. Milton, O.
W. McDonald, L tleGlace B.,NS
J. Bolduc.St. Victor de Tring,Q
T. R, bitaille..New Carlisle, Q.
J. R. Gowan Barrie
M. Sullivan Kingston
F. Clemow Ottawa
P. Poirier .. Shediac, N.B.
s . Merner. ..New Hamburg, O.
C. E. Casgrain .... Windsor, O.
L. McCallum. . . .Stromness, O.
W. E. Sanford Hamilton
J.J Ross, Ste.AnnedelaPerade
W. D. Perley, Wolsely, N.W.T.
James Keid .... Quesnelle, B.C
Evan Jchn Price Quebec
Geo. A. Drummond. ..Montreal
S. Prowse, Murray Har., P.E.I.
C A. Boulton..Shellmouth, M.
J. A. Lougheed. . Calirary, Alta
L. R. Masson . .Terrebonne, Q.
Peter McLaren Perth, O.
H. Montplaisir, C.de la Vlag. Q.
J. B. Snowball. .Chatham, N.B.
A. A. Macdonald, Charlottetown
John Dobson Lindsay
I KRMANKXT OFFICERS OF THE 8BSATK OF CANADA.
Clerk, Master in Chancery and Accountant E. J.
Lantrevin. S3,4( K)
Clerk Axxixtant, Master in Chancery and Chief
French Translator A. A. Boucher 2,500
Law Clerk, .Ifaxter in Chauceri! uml l- .imti^li
Translator J. G. A. Creighton . 2,500
Chaplain The Venerable Archdeacon l.auder. . . . 400
First EnfiUxli Clerk-R. W. Stephen 1,800
Second English Clerk Alex. Souter 1,650
Third English Clerk Chas. Young 1,400
First French Translator A\fred Garneau 2,00
Second French Translator, 3. B. Trudel 1,200
Sergeaiit-at-Arinx and Clerk of French Journals
- J. de St. 1). LeMoine . $1,600
Assistant Accountant C. T. Gibbs 1,500
Junior Clerk A. Adamson 900
Assistant Clerk, French Journalx^. L. Garneau. 950
Gcntleiixin L xlieroftlie niack Rod R.E. Kimber 1,350
Postmaster J. B. Slyrand 1,400
Housekeeper John Carleton 1,000
Doorkeeper Pierre Rattey 906
Xewsroom Keeper F. Gilbert 860
Official Reporters G. C. Holland, A. Holland.
ADDRESS. To the Honourable the Senate of the Dominion of Canada, in Parliament assembled.
The Petition of
[Place and date.] Humbly sheweth. That, &c.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
[1897
HOUSE OF COMMONS, CANADA.
EIGHTH PARLIAMENT.
Hon. J. D. EDGAR, Speaker.
Jour* GEORGE BOURINOT, ESQ., C.M.G., LL.D., D.C.L., D.L., Clerk of the House.
Member s Sessional Allowance, $1,000.
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS. --Con., Conservative; Lib., Liberal ; hid., Independent; Pat., Patron.
NOTE. The political party is given according to the best information obtainable. If there should be an>-
errors the Editor will be glad to correct them on advice. The population given is from the census of 1891.
CONSTITUENCY,
POPU-
LAT10X
1891.
NAME OK MEMBER.
V. O. ADDRESS.
NO. OF
VOTES
REC V l)
NAME OF DEFEATED CAN
DIDATE AND NO. OF VOTES
RECEIVED.
MEMBER S
MA.TORm
Addinqton ... .
24,151
John W Bell Con
Desmond O
2 587
G W W Dawson ? 500
07-
Albert
10,971
William J. Lewis Ind.
Hillsborough,N.B
1,170
R. C Weldon 9-^8
242
Alberta
25,277
Frank Oliver Lib
Edmonton N W T
3 647
/ T. B. H. Cochrane 2,863
784
1 S. .1. Clarke 71
A Igoina
41 856
Albert E Dyment Lib
Thessalon O
3 176
1897
Annapolis
19.350
J. B. Mills Con.
Annapolis N.S. . .
2 012
J W Longlev 1 815
Anti/ionish
16,114
Colin F. Mclsaac . .Lib
Antigonish, N.S.
1,341
J A Chisholm 1 224
117
Argenteuil
15,158
Thomas Christie Lib.
Laohute, Q
1,125
H. Abbott l o50
75
Asgmiboia Kast.
20,482
J. M. Douglas Pat.
Dongola, N.W.T.
3,556
W. W McDonald 2*502
1054
Assiniboia West.
Bagot
9,890
21,f95
N. F. Davin Con.
Flavien Dtipont . . . .Con.
Regina, N.W.T...
St. Liboire, Q.
1,502
Accl.
J. K. Mclnnis. . . . l ,502
1
Beauce
37,222
Joseph Godbout Lib.
St. Francois, B.,Q.
3,003
George Coultier ^ 576
427
Beauharnois. . . .
Bellechaase
16,662
18,368
J. G. H. Bergeron . . . Con.
O. E. Talbot Lib.
St. Clements, Q . .
StM.BellechasseQ
1.582
1,537
Hon. J. I. Tarte. .. L534
J L Roy 1 927
48
310
B&rthier
19 836
Cleophas Beausoleil Lib
Montreal O
Accl
Bonaventure. . .
20,835
Wm. Le B. Fauvel . .Lib.
Haspebiac, Q
1,644
G. P. Roy 1 SSI
313
Bothwell
25,593
James Clancv ... .Con.
Wallaceburgh, O.
2,587
Hon David Mills 2*528
59-
Brandon
Brant S Riding
23 359
Robert Henrv Con
Brantford O
2 538
Hon W Paterson 447
91
Brockville
15,853
Hon. John F Wood. Con.
Brockville, O .
1,781
/J. Camming 1,549
232
\ W. J. Cluff. 148
Brome . . ...
14,709
Hon. S. A Fisher . Lib.
Ottawa O . .
1,677
G G Foster 1 344
3S3
Bruce, E. Riding
21 355
Henry Car"il1 . Con
Cargill, O . .
2 048
James Tolton 1 881
167
Bruce N. Hiding
22 530
Alex. McNeill Con
Wiarton O
] 702
/ H. A. Bonner 1,671
31
\ H. T. Potts. 991
Bruce, W. Riding
Burrard
20,718
John Tolmie ... Pot.
Geo. R Maxwell . . . Lib
Kincardine, O
Vancouver, B.C . .
2,110
1,512
P. H. McKenzie. .. 1,622
(G. H. Cowan 1,214
488
298
\W. J. Brown. 420
Cape Breton
34,244
f H. F. McDougall. . . .Con.
\ Sir C Tupper Bart. Con.
Christinas I., N.S.
Ottawa, O .
3,430
3 630
Jos. McPherson. .. 2,328
A O Kendall 2 813
617
817
Cardwell
15,382
William Stubbs . Ind
Caledon, O . .
1,825
W L Walsh 1 441
384
Carleton (A r .B.).
22,529
Frederic H. Hale .... Con.
Woodstock; N.B..
2,667
N. R. Colter 2 261
40&
Carleton (0.). . . .
21,746
Wm. T. Hodgins Con.
Hazeldean, O. . . .
1,337
f T. Butler 50
{ J. McKellar. . . 1 1^8
209
Chambly & \
Verdures. . . J
Chmnplain
11,704
29,267
Hon. C. A. Geoffrion . Lib.
F A. Marcotte Con.
Montreal, Q
St AnnedelaP.,Q
2,511
2,411
1. J. S. Heinrichs. .. 299
Hon. L. O. Taillon. 2,117
P Trudel 2 035
394
S76
Charlev dx
19,038
L C. A Angers . Lib
Murray Bay, Q. .
1,403
Simon Cimon 1 313
90
Charlotte
23,752
Gilbert W. Ganong. . . Con.
St. Stephen, N.B.
2,453
A. H. Gillmor. 1 981
472
Chatenuguay . . .
13,864
J. P. Brown... . .Lib.
St.Chrysostome Q
1 594
S Lacavalier 894
700
Chicoutimi & )
38,281
Paul V Savard . . Lib.
Chiooutimi, Q.
3 059
L G Belley 1 973
1086
Saguenay . . /
Colchester
27,160
Wilbert D Dimock Con.
Truro N.S
2 483
F McClure 2 306
177
Cotnpton
22 779
R H Pope Con
Cookshire t^.
1 948
F F Willard 1 475
473
Cormoall and \
27,156
Darby Berlin . Con
Cornwall, O
1,838
J. G. Snetsinsrer. . . 1 456
325
Stormont ...)
Cumberland ....
Digby
34,529
19,897
Hance .1. Logan Lib.
A. J. S. Copp Lib.
Aniherst, N.S... .
Digbv, N.S
3,462
1,636
Hon. A. R. Dickey 3,307
J. E. Jones 1,591
165-
4.")
Dorcheater
19 017
Jean B. Morin . . Con.
St. Hen&line, Q. .
1,480
C. E. Vaillancourt. 1 150
330
Drummond & \
43 923
Joseph Lavergne . Lib
Arthabaskaville Q
1,593
E. Desev 1 128
46f>
A rthabaska. )
Dundas
20,132
Andrew Broder Con.
Morrisburg, O
1,932
/Adam Johnson. .. 1,870
62
Durham, E. R..
17,053
Thomas D. Craig. . . .Con.
Port Hope, O . . .
1,767
Win. McLean 1,598
/D. F. Walsh.. . . 1,406
169
52-
Durhinn, W R
15 374
Robert Beith . . . Lib.
Bowmanville, O . .
1,458
\ C. J. Thornton . . . 428
1 Dr. Wilson . . . . 2 684
178
Elgin E R
90 724
A B Ingram . Co?i
St. Thomas, O
2,862
( J. P. Martin . . . 492
Elftin W R
23 925
George E Casey Lib
Fin<*al, O
2 585
A McKillop 1 859
795
Essex N R
31 523
Wm McGregor Lib
Windsor, O . . .
2,511
/D. B. Odette 2,038
473
Essex S. R
24 022
Mahlon K. Cowan. . . .Lib.
Windsor, O
2,426
\ D. W. Mason 605
S. A. King 2,244
182
Frontenac
13,445
David D. Rogers Pat.
Kinerston, O
Accl.
Gattpe . .
26.875
Rodolphe Lemieux . . . Lib.
Montreal, Q. . .
1,658
Dr. Ennis.. . 1,616
42
1897]
DOMINION OF CANADA.
99
CONSTITUENCY.
POPU
LATION
1891.
NAME OF MEMBER.
P. O. ADDRESS.
NO. OP
VOTES
REC V D
NAME OF DEFEATED CAN
DIDATE AND NO. OF VOTES
RECEIVED.
MEMBER S
MAJORITY
Glengarry
22,447
R. R McLennan Con
2 486
J L Wilson 1 752
784
Gloucester
24 897
Caraquet N B
1 947
/C. Turgeon 1,140
807
\R Young.. . . 736
GrenvllU, S. R..
12,929
John D. Reid. Con.
Cardinal O
1,397
John Carruthers 1,290
107
Grey, E. Riding.
Grey, N. Riding.
26,225
26,341
Thos. 8. Sproule Con.
Hon. Wm. Paterson. Lib
Markdale, O. .. .
Ottawa O . .
2,560
2,840
Jas. Bowes 2,039
J. McLaiiehlan 2,416
521
424
Grey, S. Riding.
23,672
Geo. Landerkin Lib.
Hanover, O
1,819
/ Dr. Jamieson 1,753
6
Guyxborouqh. . . .
17,195
D. C. Fraser Lib.
NewGlasgow,N.S.
1,533
E. Gregory ... . 1,455
78
Haldimand }
J A A Davis 1 484
71S
16,307
Hon.W. H. Montague COM
Dunnville O
2,197
and Munck. . )
1 S. A, Beck.. . . 728
/ Robert. L. Borden . . Con .
6,170
( E. Keefe 5,482
688
\ Benjamin Russell. ..Lib
5,997
\T Kennv 5,616
381
Halton
21,982
D. Henderson . Con
Acton O
2 460
John Waldie 2 376
84
( Boville . . 3 773
91
_
/T. H. MacPherson..irt.
)
3,797
- Barker 3,546
151
( Andrew T. Wood. . .Lib.
3,837
Buchanan . 928
Watkins. . . 806
Hants
22,052
Allen Haley Lib
Windsor N S
1 838
Alf Putnam 1 803
OK
Hastings, E. R. .
18,050
Jeremiah M. Hurley. Lib.
Belleville, O ..
1,508
/W. B. Northrup.. 1,285
223
Hastings, N. R. .
22,213
A. W. Carscallen. . . .Con.
Marmora, O
2,478
\ W. Balconquil 908
S. Harry ot . 1,735
743
Haatinfjs, W. R. .
18.964
Henry Corby Con.
Belleville O .
1 836
Thos Ritchie 1 591
245
Hocheluga
80,998
J A. C. M adore Lib
Montreal Q
2 127
S Lachapelle 1 621
f.f\f
Huntingdon. . ..
14,385
Julius Scriver Lib.
Hemmin ford, Q
1,546
W J White 827
71 <>
Huron, E. R . . . .
Huron, S. R..
18,968
19.184
Peter Macdonald Lib.
John McMillan Lib
Wingham, O. . . .
Constance O
2,079
1 831
E. L. Dickenson . . 1,920
Thos E Hays 1 526
15i)
OPIE;
Huron, W.K
1 837
/R. McLean 1,520
31T
\ Wm. Kilty 725
9i) 779
/Dr. Cameron 1,532
144
Jacques-Cartier.
13,832
Frederick D. Monk.. Cow.
Montreal, Q. . .
2 329
\ G. McKeen 737
A Boyer 2 216
Joliette
22,921
Charles Basinet Lib
1 769
Dr Lavalle 1 453
Kainouraska . . .
20,454
Henrv G. Carroll .. . .Lib.
Quebec, Q . . .
1,414
L Taschereau 1 403
H
Kent(N.B.)
23,845
Geo V Mclnerney Con
Richibucto N B
9 041
O J Leblanc 1 514
Kent (0.)
31,434
Arch. Campbell. Lib
Toronto June O
3 315
Win Ball 3 158
1^*7
Kim s (N.B.)...
23,087
James Domville Lib .
Rothsay, N.B . .
2,389
F E Morton 1 b74
515
Kinq x (N.S.)...
22,489
Hon. F. W. Borden.. Lib.
Ottawa, O . .
2,252
Win. C Bill 1 781
471
Kini/ n (P.E.I.). .
Kingkt,,,n
26,633
19,263
A. C. Macdonald. . . .Con.
Byron M. Britton . Lib
Montague B, P E I
Kingston O
1,939
1 671
P. Mclntyre 1,924
D Mclntyre 1 519
16
1^9
Labelle
J H N. Bourassa Lib
2 175
R Poulin 1 706
<1O
Larnbton, E.R..
24,269
John Fraser. . . . Lib
Petrolea O
2 144
/Geo. Moncrieff . .. 2,104
40
Lambton, W.R..
23,446
J. F. Lister Lib.
Sarnia, O
2 366
1 J. A. Armstrong . 1,383
/A. C. I ewar 1,208
1158
\ W. J. Hanna. . 878
Lanark N R
19 260
| Jas. Millar 1,481
276
") D. McElrov 208
Lanark, S. R. . .
19,862
Hon. J. G. Haggart. .Con.
Ottawa, O
1 939
17Q
Laprnirie and \
10,900
Dominique Monet . . .Lib.
St. Remi, Q
1,734
C Pelletier 1 45S
276
L Asnomption. . .
13,674
Joseph Gauthier Lib
1 335
Laval
9,436
Ste Rose O
1 ^41
Leeds & Gren- \
t-nflff AT P f
13,521
Francis T. Frost Lib.
Smith s Falls, O . .
1,432
J. R. Lavell . 1 423
9
Leeds, S. Riding.
22,449
George Taylor Con .
Gananoque, O. . . .
2,501
/W. H. Fredenburg 2,013
1 S. Horton 263
438
Lennox
14 900
Uriah Wilson Con
1 1Q9
/E. B. Switzer .... 1,043
14J>
1 C. Stevens 690
Levi*
25,995
Pierre M Guay Lib
Etch em in O
9 271
Efifllpv 1 Qfil
Lincoln and \
21,806
Wm. Gibson Lib
Beamsville O
2 945
J C Rvkert 2 523
199
Niagara. . . . j
Lig iar
22,103
R. L Richardson Lib
2 657
RRnirprq 9 fift^
L lslet
13,823
A. M Dechene Llh
1 038
London
22,281
Thomas Beattie Con
London O
2 325
Cc TTvmnn 9 9>J4
Lotbiniere
20,688
Come I. Rinfret Lib.
Ste. Croix Q
1 620
Dr Lord 1 214
40ft
Lunenbura ....
31,075
C. E. Kaulbach Con .
Lunenburg. N.S. .
2,403
J D Sperrv 2 318
85
Macdonald
Nathaniel Boyd . Con
Carberry M
2 436
j Dr. Rutherford .. 2,038
398
Maisnnneuve . . .
H. Pr6fontaine Lib.
Montreal, Q
3 912
( C. Braithwaite.. . 1,259
Dr Baril > 342
i c7jk
Marquette . . .
36 069
Wm J Roche Con
i p;3^
/ J. H. Ashdown.. . 1,466
67
Sfagkinonrji. ....
17,829
Joseph H. Legris. . . .Lib.
Louiseville, Q. . . .
1,384
\ J. A. Marshall 472
Dr. Coloumbe. .. 1,094
290
Me iantic.
22,233
George Turcot Lib
9 O7S
Middlesex, E. R
25.569
James Gilmour Con
9 (j51
66<
Middlesex, N. R.
19,01)0
Valentine Katz . Lib
Mount Carmul ()
2~ 184
WTT TTntnhma 9 199
Middhxex, S. R.
18,806
Malcolm McGugan. . . Lib.
Mt. Brydges, Q. .
2,035
Hume Elliott 1 295
740
Middlesex, W. R.
17,288
William S. Calvert. . . Lib.
Napier, O
2.274
Dr Roome 1 933
341
Misxiisquoi.
18 549
Daniel B Meigs Lib
1 K87
Montcalm
12,131
Louis E. Dugas Con .
Montcalm, Q
1,202
E Labelle 907
9Qt;
Montinairny . . .
14,726
P. A. Choquette Lib.
Montmaufny, Q. .
1 143
A J Bender 901
949
Montmorency. . .
12,309
Thomas C Casgrain . Con .
Quebec, Q
1,001;
C Langelier 1 046
r i!>
Montreal,S.A ne
28,122
Michael J. F. Quinn.(7o/i.
Montreal, Q. . .
3,104
Jas. McShane.. . 2.919
185
100
DOMINION OF CANADA.
[1897
CONSTITUENCY.
POPU
LATION
1891.
NAME OF MEMBER.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
NO. OF
VOTES
REC V D
NAME OF DEFEATED CAN-
DIDATF, AND NO. OF VOTES
RECEIVED.
MEMBER S
MAJORITY I
Montreal, S.Ant
Montreal, S. Jas
Montreal, St. L e
Montreal, S. M y
9-2,065
62,510
Thomas G. Roddick.. Con.
Odilon Desmarais. . . .Lib.
Edward G. Penny. . ..Lib.
Hercule Dupr6 Lib.
George McCormick . . Con.
Montreal, Q
3,077
3,423
3,632
3,341
2,249
1,758
2,377
2,477
2,142
2,383
2,225
2,410
1,200
2,328
2,165
1,832
2,942
3,227
2,811
2,347
1,891
2,916
2,069
2,353
1,485
3,577
3,503
1,984
2,086
1,334
1,916
1,593
2,188
1,476
1,469
3,202
1,057
1,982
2,175
1,985
1,900
1,846
794
1,609
1,078
2,782
2,443
1,840
2,983
Accl.
3,249
3,924
Accl.
1,713
2,191
Accl.
1,478
2,775
2,517
2,146
Robt McKay ... 2^904
173
1369
717
1363
258
298
138
964
544
273
507
397
70
1
144
739
191
476
1801
750
466
46
218
615
319
228
154
643
36
338
117
45
221
666
319
2191
231
924
354
334
63
422
44
134
22
238
266
970
1603
722
191
1
465
257
246
1107
496
Montreal, Q.
L A. Lavalle . . 2,054
Montreal, Q
R. Wilson Smith... 2,915
A. T. Lepine 1,978
Montreal, Q
Orillia, O
26,515
42,226
28,735
/ W. H. Pratt 1,991
\W. E. O Brien.... 1,068
McBride 1 ,460
NewWestminxt r
N.Westminst rBO
Nicolet, Q
Fabien Boisvert . . Con
J. H. Leduc 2,239
James B. Klock Con.
Klock s Mills, O . .
Lynedoch, O
Jas. Conmee 1,513
Norfolk, N.R. .
Norfolk, S. R...
Northurnberl d \
19,400
17,780
25,713
21,995
14,947
21,385
18,371
18,792
44,144
26,131
22,421
15,466
26,907
19,400
21,919
15,808
34,541
22,084
25,813
24,173
Wm. McGuire 1,598
Geo. W T alker 2,110
Hon. David Tisdale .Con.
James Robinson Con.
Simcoe O
Millerton, N.B. . .
Edville O.
j Hon. P. Mitchell.. 1,718
\ .1 Morriey . 660
(JV.ii.) 1
Northumberl d \
(0.), E. R... f
Northumberl d \
(0.), W. R.. /
Ontario, N. R...
Ontario, S. R...
Ontario, W. R..
Ottawa City . . . .
Oxford, N. R...
Oxford, S. R.. ..
Peel
Perth, N.R
Perth S R
Edward Cochrane. . .Con.
George Guillet Con.
C. A. Mallory 2,013
Cobourg, O
j J B McColl . 1 130
3. A. McGillivray Con.
Uxbridge, O
Greenbank, O. . . .
Toronto, O.
D. Graham 2,327
Wm. Smith 2,021
Hon. James D. Edgar . Lib.
/ Nap. A. Beloourt . . . Lib.
\ William Hutchison.. Lib.
James Sutherland. . .Lib.
/ Hon. Sir Kichard Cart-
\ wright, K.C.M.G. . Lib.
J Featherston .. Lib.
W. McCormick ... 1,093
N. Champagne 2,657
H. Robinson 2,751
Ottawa, O
Ottawa, O
Woodstock, O . . . .
I Ottawa O
W McVeity . 2,100
D W Karn .. 1,010
T. R. May berry ... 1,597
A. F. Campbell ... 1,425
Jas. Grieve 2,870
Streetsville, O. . . .
Stratford O.
Dilman K. Erb Lib.
Seabringville, O. .
Jermvn, O
Wm. Pridham .... 1,851
J Donald 551
Peterboro , E. R.
Peterboro , W. R.
J. Burnhani 1,738
James Kendry Con .
fHon. Sir C. H. Tapper,
1 K O.M G (Jon.
Peterborough, O.
Halifax, N. S . . . .
NewGlasgow,N.S.
Morrisburg, O . . .
I Ottawa, O
R. Hall . 1,166
R Newman . . 622
J. W. Carmichael . 3,337
E. M. McDonald... 3,349
Dr. Gaboury 1,341
I^Adam C Bell Con.
W J Poupore Con.
/ Hon. Sir H. Joly de Lot
t liiniere, K.C.M.G.. Lib
Isidore Proulx Lib
L. H. Stafford .... 2,050
D. Sabourin 902
H J Cloran 996
/
Plantagenet, O. . .
Port Hill, P.E.I..
Tignish, P.E.I...
West Lake, O.. ..
St. Boniface, M. .
Quebec, Q
Prince, E(PEI)
Prince, W(PEl)
Prince Edward.
John Yeo Lib
R. Hunt 1,799
Edward Hackett Con
William V. Pettet ...Pat
A. A. C. LaRiviere . .Con
S. F. Perry 1,548
18,889
15,469
17,649
36,200
9,241
19,503
Jas Yeo . 321
W Boulter . 1,967
G. Walton 810
Quebec Centre . .
Quebec East
Quebec West
Quebec Count if. .
Queen s E (PE1]
Queen s W(PEl]
Renfrew, N.R..
Renfrew, S. R.
Restiqoucht
Hon. A. R. Angus. 1,150
C. Leclerc 1,011
Ottawa, O . . .
Hon. R. R. Dobell...Li6
Hon. 0. Fitzpatrick . . Lib
Quebec, Q
Ottawa, O . .
T McGreevv 826
J. J. Fremont .... 1,058-
Wm. Welsh 1,821
VaUeyfleld,P.E.I.
Ottawa, O
Hon. L. H. Davies . . Lib
Dr. Jenkins 1,651
Hon. P. White ... 1,837
R. A. Jamieson . . . 1,424
George Haddow . . 750
Hon. A. Desjardins 1,475
E. P. Flvnn 1,056
23,005
23,971
8,308
21,354
14,399
31,347
33,430
16,012
31,043
21,433
24,184
25,390
12,282
11,150
53,226
23,263
Pembroke, O
John Ferguson Con
John McAlister Con
Admaston O.
Campbellt n.N.B.
Sorel, Q
A A Bruneau Lib
Richmond (X.S.]
Richmond & \
Wolfe (Q.)..f
3 A Gillies Con
Sydney, N.S
Wotton, Q
M T Stenson Lib
C. C. Cleveland . . . 2,544
L. Tache 2,177
J B R Fiset Lib
Rimouski, Q
Montreal, Q
Rockland, O
RowvVlC
Louis P. Brodeur. . . .Lib
| Wm. C. Edwards .... Lib
M E Bernier . Lib
J. A. Fournier .... 870
E. H. Hurtubise . . 1,380
G. J. Wilson 1,093
J. A. Cheslev 2,527
St. Hyacinthe.
8t;John(N.B.)\
City 1
St. Hyacinthe, Q.
St John, N.B
John V Fllis Lib
Jos J Tucker Lib.
St. John, N.B....
Ottawa, O
W. Pugsley 1,427
J. D. Hazen 3,733
J. McLaughlin 1,495
H. Armstrong 1.712
P. J. S. Pelletier . . 1,726
Henry Aylmer .... 1,221
H. H Cook 2,529
St.John(N.B.)\
City and Co. I
St. John and }
Iberville . . .. 1
Soskatchewnn .
Hon J I Tarte Lib
J. A. Macdonell Lib
Winnipeg, M.. ..
Waterloo, Q. ...
Ottawa, O
Ottawa, O
Midland O
Shefford
Ohas. H. Parmaiee . . Lib
Hon. W. S. Fielding. Lib
Hon. Wm. B. Ives. . .Con
Shelburne and \
Queen n . . . . )
Sherbrooke .....
Simcoe, E. R. . .
Simcoe, N.R.. .
fHntf.ni> R R. .
16,088
35,803
28,203
20.824
Dalton McCarthy .... Ind
R. Tvrwhitt. . ..Con
Toronto O
D. Anderson 1,197
E Stewart 1,410
Bradford, O
H Lennox . ... 875
T. W. Lennox .... 1,650
1897]
DOMINION OF CANADA.
101
CONSTITUENCY.
POPU
LATION
1891.
NAME OF MEMBER.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
NO. OF
VOTES
RISC V D
NAME OF DEFEATED CAN
DIDATE AND NO. OF VOTES
RECEIVED.
MEMBER S
MAJORITY
Soulangex
9,608
18,067
A Bourboiinais . Lib
Coteau Land g, Q.
Magog, Q
Ottawa, O
1,054
2,018
2,310
2,171
1,862
1,691
2,394
4,631
5,147
5,370
1,227
1,024
1,296
1,551
1,647
1,864
1,049
1,715
2,051
2,706
2,543
2,705
1,916
2,712
2,578
1,824
2,673
3,442
2,961
2,975
1,824
1,342
1,640
3,306
3,907
2,712
5,018
E Lanthier 861
193
435
624
567
128
269
240
1616
636
413
17
197
495
216
195
546
172
251
62
309
89
169
621
162
138
1121
187
16
126
382
345
18
444
1542
3
676
4068
Stanstead
A. H. Moore Con.
Hon. A. G. Blair ...Lib.
C. E. Pouliot Lib.
L A. Chauvin . . .Con
T. B. Rider 1,583
R. D. Wilmot 1,6:0
P. K. Grandbois. . . 1,604
P. F. E. Pettet.. .. 1,734
Dr. Fiset 1,422
Sunbury and \
Queen s .... f
Temiseouata. . . .
Terrebonne
25,698
23,128
8,834
26,632
43,565
73,826
15,027
18,229
10,792
18,538
18.217
12,432
16,849
20,245
25,325
25,139
25,132
23,387
24,956
24,373
14,591
16,770
41,477
25,639
/ RiviereduL up \
\ (en bas), Q. . f
Montreal Q
Three Rivers & \
St. Ma tirice. /
Toronto Centre. .
Toronto East . . .
Toronto West . . .
Two Mountains.
Vancouver
f Hon. Sir Adolphe Caron,
\ Ottawa . .
William Lount ...Lib
J
Toronto, O
G. R. R. Cockburn 2,154
E. Coatsworth, jr. . 3,015
W. T. R. Preston.. 4,734
A T Hunter 4 9 2f>
J. Ross Robertson. . .Ind.
/ E. F. Clarke Con.
Toronto, O. .
Toronto, O.
\ E. B. Osier Con .
Toronto, O
J. A. C. Ethier . . .Lib.
St. Scholastique Q
Nanaimo, B.C. . .
Vaudreuil, Q
Victoria, B.C
Victoria, B.C
Ottawa, O
J Girouard 1 210
W. W. B. McInnes...Li6.
H. S. Harvvood . ... Lib.
A Haslam 823
Vaudreuil
Haggart 647
Seguin 801
Dr. Milne 1,335
Victoria (B C.)..
Victoria (N.B.).
Victor ia(N.S.). .
Victoria(0.)N.R.
VK,toria(0.)S.R.
Waterloo, N. R. .
Waterloo, S. R. .
Wetland
/ Thomas Earle Con.
t Hon. E. G. Prior Con.
Hon. John Costigan . Con.
John L. Bethune. . ..Con.
Samuel Hughes Con.
George McHugh .... Lib .
Joseph E. Seagram. .Con.
James Livingston .... Lib .
Win. McCleary Con .
W. Templeman.. . . 1,452
F. Leforest 1 318
Baddeck, N.S....
Lindsay, O
Lindsay, O
S.C.Campbell.... 877
R, J. McLaughlin. 1,464
A. Vrooman 1,989
Waterloo, O. .
E. W. B. Snider... 2,397
G. A. Clare 2 454
Baden, O
Thorold, O
j _A Lowell 2 Vtti
Wellington, C.R.
Wellington,N. R.
Wellington, S.R.
Wentworth and
Brant, N.R. . .
Went worth, S.R.
Westmoreland . .
Winnipeg
Andrew Semple Lib.
James McMullen. . . .Lib.
Christian Kloepf er . . Con .
James Somerville .... Lib .
Thomas Bain Lib.
Fergus, O. . .
Dr. Lewis . . . 1,295
Mount Forest, O. .
Guelph, O.
Groves . 752
Gordon ... 599
L H. Clark 2,550
J Mclnnes 2 440
Dundas, O
C. A. Muma 703
A H Pettit 2 486
Dundas, O
Henry A. Powell. .. .Co n.
Hon. H.J.Macdonald. C<m.
Charles R. Devlin .... Lib .
Hewitt Bostock Lib
Sackville, N.B
Winnipeg, M
Aylmer, Q
MonteCreekK ch,
Ducks, B.C. ..
St. Michel d Yam-
ask-i, Q
Yarmouth, N.S. .
Ottawa, O. .. .
G. W. Robinson. .. 3,427
Joseph Martin 2,835
\TpT~Vni io"ll 9 PiU3
Wright
Yale & Cariboo .
Yainaska .
13,661
16,058
22,216
30,979
35,148
20,284
41,857
J A. Mara .... 1,479
R. M. S. Migneault. . .Lib.
Thomas B. Flint Lib.
F Vanasse 1 324
Yarmouth
j Bino-ay 1 196
York(N.B.\ ....
York(0.\E. R.
York(O.\ N. R.
York (O.), W. R.
Hon. G. E. Foster. ..Con.
Win. F. Maclean .... Con.
Hon. Win. Mulock. . .Lib.
N. Clarke Wallace. . Con .
E H Allen 1 764
Toronto, O.
H. R. Frankland . . 3,904
F. W. Strange .... 2,036
S. Platt. .. . 745
Ottawa, O .
Woodbridge, O. . .
J. Brown 950
ALPHABETICAL LIST
OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
O., Ontario ; Q., Quebec ; N.S., Nova Scotia ; N.B., New Brunswick ; B.C., British Columbia ; P.E.I., Prince
Edward Island ; M., Manitoba ; N.W.T., North-West Territories.
NAME OF MEMBER.
Angers, Louis Charles A
Bain, Thomas
Bazinet, Charles
Beattie, Thomas
Beausoleil, Cleophas
Beith, Robert
Belcourt, Napoleon A
Bell, John W
Bell, Adam Carr
Bennett, Win. H
Bergeron, J. G. H
Bergin, Darby
Bernier, Michel E
Bethune, John L
Blair, Hon. Andrew George
Blanchard, Theotime
Boisvert, Fabien
Borden, Hon. Frederick W..
CONSTITUENCY.
Charlevoix.
Wentworth, South Riding.
Joliette.
London.
Berthier.
Durham, West Riding.
Ottawa.
Addington.
Pictou.
Simcoe, East Riding.
Beauharnois.
Cornwall and Stormont.
St. Hvacinthe.
Victoria (N.S.).
SudburyandQueens(N. B.)
Gloucester.
Nicolet.
King s (N.S.).
NAME OF MEMBER.
Borden, Robert L
Bostock, Hewitt
Bourassa, J. Henri N
Bourbonnais, August in
Boyd, Nathaniel
Britton, Byron Moffat
Broder, Andrew
Brodeur, Louis P
Brown, James P
Bruneau, Arthur A
Burnett, Leonard
Calvert, William Samuel
Cameron, Malcolm Colin
Campbell, Archibald
Cargill, Henry
Caron, Hon. Sir Adolphe,
K.C.M.G
Carroll, Henry G
CONSTITUENCY.
Halifax.
Yale and Cariboo.
Labelle.
Soxilanges.
Macdonald.
Kingston.
Dundas.
Rouville.
Chateauguay.
Richelieu.
Ontario, South Riding-.
.Middlesex, W. Riding.
Huron, W. Riding.
Kent (O.).
Bruce, East Riding.
ThreeRivers&St.Mauriee.
Kamouraska.
102
DOMINION OF CANADA.
[1897
NAME OF MEMBER.
Carscallen, A. W
Cartwright, Hon. Sir Rich
ard, K.C.M.G
Casey, George Elliott
Casgrain, Thomas Chase. . . .
Charlton, John
Chauvin, L. A
Choquette, Philippe A
Christie, Thomas
Clancy, James
Clarke, Edward Frederick . .
Cochrane, Edward
Copp, Albert J . S
Corby, Henry
Costigan, Hon. John
Cowan, Mahlon K
Craig, Thomas D
Davies, Hon. Louis Henry. .
Davin, Nicholas F
Dechene, Arthur M
Desmarais, Odilon
Devlin, Charles R
Dimock, Wilbert D
Dobell, Hon. Richard Reid.
Domville, James
Doug-las, James Moffat
Dugas, Louis E
Dupont, Flavien
Dupre, H . . . .
Dyment, A. E
Earle, Thomas
Edgar, Hon. James D
Edwards, Wm. C
Ellis, John V
Erb, Oilman Kinsey
Ethier, Joseph Arthur C. . .
Fauvel, Win. Le Boutillier. .
Featherston, Joseph
Ferguson, John
Fielding, Hon. W. S
Fiset, J. B. Romuald
Fisher, Hon. Sidney Arthur
Fitzpatrick, Hon. Charles..
Flint, Thomas B
Fortin, Thomas
Foster, Hon. George E
Fraser, Duncan C
Fraser, John
Frost, Francis Theodore. . . .
Ganorig, Gilbert W
Gauthier, Joseph
Geoffrion, Hon. C. A
Gibson, Win
Gillies, Joseph A
Gilmour, James
Godbout, Joseph
Guay, Pierre M
Guillet, George
Hackett, Edward
Haggart, Hon. John G
Hale, Frederick Harding. . .
Haley, Allen
Harwood, Henry S.
Henderson, David
Henry, Robert
Hodgins, VVm. T
Hughes, Samuel
Hurley, Jeremiah M
Hutchison, William
Ing-ram, Andrew B
Ives, Hon. Wm. B
Joly de Lotbiniere, Hon. Sir
Henri, K.C.M.G
Kaulbach, Charles E
Kenrlry, James
Klock, James B
Kloepfer, Christian
Landerkin, George
Lang, John
Langelier, Francois
LaRiviere, A. A. C
Laurier. Hon. Wilfred
Lavergne, Joseph
CONSTITUKNCY.
Hastings, North Riding-,
Oxford, South Riding.
Elgin, West Riding.
Montmorency.
Norfolk, North Riding.
Terrebonne.
Montmagny.
Argenteuil.
Bothwell.
Toronto, West.
Northumberl d (O.), E. R.
Digby.
Hastings, West Riding.
Victoria (N.B.).
Essex, South Riding.
Durham, East Riding.
Queen s, West (P.E.I.).
Assiniboia, West.
L Islet.
Montreal, St. James.
Wright.
Colchester.
Quebec, West.
King s (N.B.).
Assiniboia, East.
Montcalm.
Bagot.
Montreal, St. Mary s.
Algoma.
Victoria (B.C.).
Ontario, West Riding.
Russell.
St. John City (N.I!.).
Perth, South Riding.
Two Mountains.
Bonaventure.
Peel.
Renfrew, South Riding.
Shelbiirne&Queen s (N.S.)
Rimouski.
Brome.
Quebec (County).
Yarmouth.
Laval.
York (N.B.).
Guysborough.
Lainhton, East Riding.
Leeds and Grenville.
Charlotte.
L Assomption.
Chambly and Vercheres.
Lincoln and Niagara.
Richmond (N.S.).
.Middlesex, East Riding.
Beauce.
Tjevis.
Northumberl d (O.), W. R.
Prince, West (P.E.I.).
Lanark, South Riding.
Carleton (N.B.).
Hants.
Vaudreuil.
Haltou.
Brant, South Riding.
Carleton (O.).
Victoria (O.), N. Riding.
Hastings, East Riding.
Ottawa.
Elgin, East Riding.
Sherbrooke.
Portneuf.
Lunenburg.
Peterboro , West Riding.
Nipissing.
Wellington, South Riding-.
Grey, South Riding.
Peterboro , East Riding.
Quebec, Centre.
Provencher.
Quebec, East.
Drummond & Arthabaska.
NAME OF MEMHKR.
Legris, Joseph H
Lemieux, Rodolphe
Lewis, William J
Lister, James F
Livingston, James
Logan, Hance J
Lount, William
Macdonald, Augustine C...
Macdonald, Peter
Macdonald, Hon. Hugh John
Macdonell, John Alexander.
Mackie, Thomas
MaoLaren, Alexander F. . . .
Maclean, Win. F
MacPherson, Thomas H . . . .
McAlister, John
McCarthy, Dalton
McCleary, William
McCormick, George
McDongall, H. F
McGillivray, John Alex. . . .
McGregor, Win
McGugan, Malcolm
McIIugh, George
Mclnerney, G. V
Mclnnes, William W. B
Mclsaac, Colin F
McLennan, R. R
McLennan, Angus
McMillan, John
McMullen, James
McNeill, Alexander
Madore, J. Alex- Camille
Marcotte, Franc.ois A. ...
Martin, Alexander
Maxwell, George Ritchie.. . .
Meigs, Daniel Bishop. ...
Migneault, R. M. S
Mills, John B
Monet, Dominique
Monk, Frederick D. . .
Montague, Hon. W. H
Moore, Alvin Head
Morin, Jean Baptiste
Morrison, Aulay
Mulock, Hon. Wm
Oliver, Frank
Osier, Edmund Boyd
Parmalee, Charles Henry. . .
Paterson, Hon. Wm
Penny, Edwa- d Goff
Pettet, William Varney ....
Pope, Rufua H
Pouliot, Charles E
Poupore, William Joseph. . .
Powell, H. A
Prefojntaine, Raymond
Prior, Hon. Edward G
Proulx, Isidore ...
Quinn, Michael J. F
Rat.z, Valentine
Reid, John D
Richardson, Robert Lome. .
Rinf ret, Come I
Robertson, John Ross
Robinson, James
Roche, William James
Roddick, Thomas G
Rogers, David Dickson
Rosamond, Bennett
Russell, Benjamin
Savard, Paul Vilmond
Scriver, Julius
Seagram, Joseph E
Semple, Andrew
Somerville, James
Sproule, Thomas S
Stenson, Michael Thomas. . .
S tubhs, William
Sutherland, James
Talbot, Onosiphore Ernest. .
Tarte, Hon. J. Israel
Taylor, George
CONSTITUENCY.
Maskinonge.
Albert.
Lambton, West Riding.
Waterloo, South Riding.
Cumberland.
Toronto, Centre
King s (P.E.I.).
Huron, East Riding.
Winnipeg.
Selkirk.
Renfrew, North Riding.
Perth, North Riding.
York (O.), East Riding.
Hamilton.
Restigouche.
Simcoe, N. Riding.
Welland.
Muskoka and Parry Sound .
Cape Breton.
Ontario", North Riding.
Kssex, North Riding.
Middlesex, South Riding.
Victoria (O.), S. Riding.
Kent(N.B.).
Vancouver.
Antigonish.
Glengarry.
Inverness.
Huron, South Riding.
Wellington, North Riding.
Bruce, North Riding.
Hochelaga.
Champlain.
Queen s, East (P.E.I.).
Burrard.
Missisquoi.
Yamaska.
Annapolis.
Laprairie and Napierville.
Jacques Cartier.
Haldimand and Monck.
Stanstead.
Dorchester.
New Westminster.
York (O.), North Riding.
Alberta.
Toronto, West.
Shefford.
Grey, North Riding.
Montreal, St. Lawrence.
Prince Edward.
Compton.
Temiscouata.
Pontiao.
Westmoreland.
Maisonneuve.
Victoria (B.C.).
Prescott.
Montreal, St. Ann s.
Middlesex, North Riding.
Grenville, South Riding.
Lisgar.
Lotbiniere.
Toronto, East.
Northumberland (N.B.).
Marqtiette.
Montreal, St. Antoine.
Frontenac.
Lanark, North Riding.
Halifax.
Chicoutimi and Saguenay.
Huntingdon.
Waterloo, North Riding.
Wellington, Centre Riding
Wentworth, N. and Brant.
Grey, East Riding.
Richmond and Wolfe.
Card well.
Oxford, North Riding.
Bellechasse.
St. John and Iberville.
Leeds, South Riding.
1897]
DOMINION OF CANADA.
103
NAMB OK MEMBER.
CONSTITUENCY.
XAMK OF MEMBER.
CONSTITUE: CT.
Tisdale, Hon. David
Norfolk, South Riding.
Turcot Geor*e
Tolmie, John
Bruce, West Riding
Tyrwhitt Richard
Tucker, Joseph John
St. John (N.B.), City & Co.
Wallace N Clarke
Ynrk (C\ \ Wof- WiHino-
Tupper, Hon. Sir Charles,
Wilson, Uriah. .
Bart
Cape Breton
Wood Hon John F
"Tapper. Hon. Sir Charles
Wood, Andrew Trevv . . .
Hamilton
Hibbert, K.C.M.GL...
Piotou.
Yeo, John
Priiipp Fa;t /P F T "\
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Clerk of the House, J. G. Bourinot, C.M.G., LLD ,
D.C.L..D.L . $3,400
Sergeant-at- Arms, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry R.
Smith 2,400
Clerk Assistant, F. F. Rouleau 2,800
Deputy Sergeant -at- Arms, H. W. Bowie l ,150
Chief Sranch.
Clerk of Votes and Proceedings, ami Secretary
to the Clerk of the House, William C. Bowles. . 2,400
Aggt. Clerk Votes and Proceedings, I. B. Taylor.. 1,800
Clerk of Routine and Records, F. MaoGillivray . . 2,400
Clerk of English Journals, A. G. D. Taylor . ... 2,400
Assistant do, and Clerk of Petitions, J. Dalton. . 1,750
Translator Votes and Proc w, J. R. E. Chapleau 2,400
Clerk of French Journals, T. Ouimet 1,600
Clerk of Sessional Papers, J. A. Polkinghorne .. 1,400
Assistant French Journal Clerk, E. Tasse 1,150
Examiner of Private Bills, Clerk of Com. on
Pub. Accounts, E. P. Hartney 2,000
Clerk of Standing Committee on Private Bills
and Standing Orders, Walter Todd 1,750
Assistant do, L. Charles Panet 1,400
Clerk of Railways and Banking and Commerce
Committee, R. McG. Moffat 1,406
Clerk, 2nd Clans, R. P. King l l50
Clerk, 3rd Class, J. H. McLeod ...."" 1^000
Law and Translation Branch.
Law Clerk, F. A. McCord 3,200
Assist. Law Clerk, A. H. O Brien 1 800
Chief Fr. Trans., T. G. Coursolles 2, 400
Translators (each from .-*2,400 to 51,400), J. A.
Genand, F. X. Demers, L. A. Frechette, L.
Laframboise, J. M. A. D. Desaulniers, F. B.
Hayes, H. H. Loucks, E. Perrin, E. Query.
Miscellaneous Branch.
Accountant, D. C. Chamberlain 1,950
Assistant Accountant, D. \V. Cameron 1/250
Clerk of Stationery, and Supt. of Printing of Ses -
sional Papers of Parliament, C. E. Clarke 1,600
Assistant Clerk of Stationery, L. B. Scott 900
ADDRESS To the Honourable the House of Commons
The Petition of
[Place and Date.]
Clerk, 2nd Clans, N. Robidoux $1 250
Clerks, 3rd Class, H. P. Macdonell, William Cairns
and W. Dube, each 1,000
Postmaster, J. Stansfeld 1,800
Asst. do., F. X. Lemieux [ i, oOO
Curator of Reading Room, John L. Deacon 800
Sergeant-at- Arms Branch.
Chief Messenger, Lucien Dube
Assist ant do., N. Turgeon
Doorkeeper, C. R. Stewart . . .
1,300
1,000
330
Official Stenographers. *
Chief Reporter, George B. Bradley, M.D
Asst. Reporter, S. A. Abbott
E. J. Duggan
A. Horton
F. R. Marceau
T. P. Owens
A. Desjardines
A. C. Campbell
Asst. to Chief Reporter, J. C. Boyce
Printing of Parliament.
Clerk of Joint Committee, John A. Polkinghorne
Supt. of Distribution, K. TBotterell
Assistant " H. A. Botterell
Library of Parliament.
General Librarian, Alfred Duclos DeCelles
Parliamentary Librarian, Martin Joseph Griffin
First Class Clerk, Alfred Hamlyn Todd
L. P. Sylvain
Second Class Clerk, M. C. MacCormac
E Stewart Thayne
Third Class Clerk, John Smith . .
C. A. Martin
T. Chalmers Gilmour
Chief Messenger and Caretaker, L. J. Casault
Messenger, J. H. Dunlope
T. C. W. Lynton
J. A. Beaudry
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
1,200
300
1,800
1.250
3,200
3.200
1,800
1,700
1,400
1,200
1,000
500
600
900
700
50
500
of the Dominion of Canada, in Parliament assembled.
Humbly sheweth.
That, etc.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Minister of Justice, Hon. Sir Oliver Mowat
K.C.M.G., Q.C $7,000
Deputy Minister and Solicitor of Indian A/airs,
Edmund L. Newcombe, Q.C 4 000
Chief Clerks, A. Power, Q.C ......!. 2, tiOi)
G. L. B. Fraser .."!. !. ! 2^300
Minister g Private Secretary, L. J. Burpee 1,150
Deputy s Secretary, John Leslie 1, 800
Accountant, J. E. Narraway 1,250
Penitentiary Branch.
Inspector of Penitentiaries, Douglas Stewart. 2 600
Accountant, George L. Foster 1 800
Clerk, H. B. S. Lane. . . . !!."!."! 1^300
Dominion Police.
Commissioner, A. P. Sherwood 2,050
The Supreme Court of Canada.
Registrar ot Supreme Court and Editor of
Supreme Court Reports, R. Cassels, Q.C 3,200
Reporter, C. H. Masters
Assistant Reporter, L. W. Coutlee. .........
The Exchequer Court of Canada.
Registrar, L. A. Audette
Clerk, Charles Morse .
*1,4CO
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT.
Controller of Customs, William Paterson
Commissioner, John MeDougald
Minister s Private Secretary, John Bain.
Accountant, R. R. Farrow
Chief Clerk of Statistics, F. G. Berinet ......
Inspectors of Ports, D. D. O Meara, W. H. Hill, J.
8. MacLaren, Geo. H. Young, J. S. Clute,
Alfred Boultbee, Alex. McKay, each
Chief Inspector, S. W. McMichael . .
Board of Appraisers.
Chairman, John MeDougald
Dominion Appraiser and Secretary, Geo. W
Jessup
2,000
1.450
5,000
2,800
1,200
1,650
1,750
2,000
2,500
1,300
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[1897
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS From $4,000 to $300 each.
Amherst, W. D. Main.
Amherstburg, Geo. Gott.
Annapolis, E. McCormack.
Antigonish, A. Bpyd.
Arichat, R. Benoit.
Baddeck, J. McDonald.
Barrington, D. Sargeant.
Bathurst, J. E. Baldwin.
Berlin, A. Shaw, Acting.
Belleville, W. Webster.
Bowmanville, J. Rankin.
B ant ford, H. B. Leeming.
Bridgetown, S. S. Ruggles.
Brockville, W. H. Jones.
Calgary, Amos Rowe.
<?anso, Thos. C. Cook.
Charlottetown, Jas. Currie.
Chatham,NB., D.Ferguson
Chatham, 0, R. Stephenson
Coaticook, John B. I)aly.
Cobourg, Ch. E. Ewing.
Collingwood, Geo. Watson.
Cookshire, A. Ross.
Cornwall, John Bergin.
Dalhomie, W.Montgomery.
Deseronto, R. Rayburn.
Digby, J. AI. Viets.
/ ort /i rie, James Lawson.
Fredericton, A. F. Street.
(?aft, Thos. Peck.
Gananoque,J. Ormiston.
Gaspe, A. J. Kavanagh.
Goderich, Asher Farrow.
Guelph, J. Hallett.
Halifax,W.D. Harrington.
Hamilton, F. E. Kilvert.
Hemiiir/ford, F. S. Proper.
Hope, E. J. W. Burton.
Kent mile, F. C. Rand.
Kingston, Clarke Hamilton.
Lindsay, D. Browne.
Liverpool, J. H. Dunlop.
Lockport, Jas. R. Ruggles.
London, Robert Reid.
Lunenburg, A. B. Cold well.
Marg tsville, D. W. Landers
Moncton, I. W. Binney.
Montreal, R. S. White.
Morrisb g,GS Robertson, Ag
Nanaimo, B. H. Smith
Napanee, Geo. M. Elliott.
JV. Carl le, P. C. Beauchesne
Newcastle, N.B., W. A. Park
Niagara Falls, A. Boyle.
JVor</iS?/dne;/,A.G.Hamirn
Oshaiva, Geo. F. Blarney.
Ottawa, B. Batson.
Owen Sound, J.C.Stephens
Paris, Thomas Hall.
Parrsboro , E. Gillespie.
Perce, W. Flynn.
Peterboro , R. Stevenson.
Pit-ton, Walter T. Ross.
Pictou, N.S., D. McDonald
Port Arthur, A. M. Wiley.
Pt.Hawkesb y, JCBourinot
Pi. //ood, E. D Tremaine.
Potion, W. Lynch.
Prescott, E. Jessup.
Quebec, J. B. Forsyth.
Rimouski, J. A. Martin.
Sackville, W. C. Milner.
Sarnia, G. N. Matheson.
Saw 5 <e Jl/arie,H Plummet
Shelburne, W. W. Atwood.
Sherbrooke , W. H . Carter, Ag
Simcoe, John Matthews,
SoreJ, J. Mathieu.
St. Andrew s, C. M. Gove.
S*. Armand, E. A. Bourret
St Catharines, J. E. Cuffe
St. Hyannthe, J. A. Hamel
S. Jo/in, iV./J., J. R. Ruel.
St. John s, Q., H. W. Wood.
:. Stephen, H y Graham.
_J. Thomas, W. Y. Emery.
Stanstead, S.T. Merriman.
Stratford, J. G Hess.
Summerside, C. W. Strong.
Button, J. Dunn.
Sydney, R. McDonald.
2Viree Rivers, P. B. Vanasse
Toronto, John Small.
Trenton, F. J. McGuire.
Truro, G. P. Nelson.
Fa?icoMi-er, J. M. Bowell.
Victoria, A. R. Milne.
WaKaeeoV/.H v Deeming Ag
Weymouth, N. B. Jones.
BTiitb!/, J. R. Philp.
JFmdsor, A T S. , H . W. Di mock
Windsor, O., S. E. Martin.
Winnipeg, Thos. Scott.
TFdst cfc, A . B. , D. F. Merritt
JT dst cfc,0.,W.H.VanIngen
Yarmouth, W. H. Moody.
DEPARTMENT OF INLAND REVENUE.
Control r of In. Rev., Sir Henri Jolyde Lotbiniere. $5,000
Commissioner, E. Miall ---- ..................... 3> ^S
Assistant Commissioner, W. J. Gerald .......... 3,OO
Secretary s Branch.
Chief Clerk and Secretary, W. Himsworth .......
^Iss t Sec. and S/wrt //and Writer, W. Carter . . .
S/wrt Hand and Typewriter, J. P. McCarthy...
Cterfc, F. Newby ......... . ......................
Cfcrfc, A. McCulloch ...........................
CTrt-, C. W. Winter ............................
Cter/k, Printing and Forms, F. K. Blatch .......
Cterfc, Stamps, Instruments, &c., Geo. Fowler. . .
Analyst s Branch.
Chief Analyst, Thos. Macfarlane
Assistant Analysts, A. McGill, F. W. Bebbington
and A. L. Tourehot
Laboratory Clerk, Jas. Watson
Inspectors of Inland Revenue.
. W. J. Gerald Ottawa
.James Go w Windsor
. John Morrow Toronto
.W. L. Hamilton.. Belleville
. R. Bellemare . . . . M ontreal
J. M. Lemoine . .Quebec
.T. Burke St.John,N.B.
. . J. K. Barrett Winnipeg.. . .
. Win. Gill Victoria
Manufac s, J. Morrow, Toronto.
Chief Inspector . .
Windsor District .
Toronto "
Kingston
Montreal
Quebec
N. Br nsw k
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
B. Columbia
P. E. Island
Inspector Bonded
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Minister of Finance, Hon. William S. Fielding. .
Deputy Minister and Secretary Treasury Board,
J. M. Courtney
Assistant Deputy Minister, W. Fitzgerald (Super
intendent of Insurance)
Comptroller of Dominion Currency, F. Toller
Chief Clerk Savings Bank Branch, C. J. Anderson
Dominion Bookkeeper, M. G. Dickieson
Secretary, C. W. Treadwell
Secretary to Minister, Clement B. Burns
First Class Clerks, G. Lowe, C. A. Gough, J. Mc-
Nicol, J. Fraser, N. S. Garland, each, *1,800 to
Accountant of Contingencies, W. H. Hayes
Insurance Branch.
Superintendent, W. Fitzgerald
Chief Clerk, A. K. Blackadar
2,350
1,750
1,350
1,400
530
1,400
1,300
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Minister of Public Works, Hon. J. Israel Tarte . .
Deputy Minister, A. Gobeil .....................
Secretary, E. F. E. Roy
Chief Engineer, Louis Coste
Chief Architect, Thomas Fuller
Chief Accountant, O. Dionne
Private Secretary, Fred. Gelinas
2,50
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,400
2,000-
2,500
2,500-
2,500
2,500
$7,000
4,200
2,600
2,400
2,400-
2,000
1,000
1,600
1,300
3,200
1,900
$7,000
3,200
2,000
3,400
3,200
2,400
Engineering Branch.
Chief Clerk, R. Steckel
2,40O
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Postmaster-General, Hon. Wm. Mulock f7,00(>
Private Secretary to Postmaster-General, E. H.
Laschinger
Deputy Postmaster-General, ** M
Secretary s Branch.
Accountant s Branch.
Chief Clerk and Accountant, F. R. E. Campeau. 1,800
Assistant Accountant, C. R. Hall ............. 1,800
Clerks, J. E. Valin, J. Byrnes, R. Quain, 1,400 to 1,800
Statistical Branch.
Clerks, W. L. Heron, J. F. Shaw, G. Brunei, R.
Nettle ............ ................... ,000 to 1,800
Standards Branch.
J. A. Doyon .................................... M 00
J. P. Dunn and John Burns, each ............. 1,20
Secretary to Controller, Alex. Clement .......... 1,600
2.60O
1,400
Chief Clerk and Secretary, W. D. LeSueur, B.A. .
First Class Clerks, A. W. Throop, G. G. V.
Ardouin, C. Pope each $1,800 to
Second Class Clerks, J. M. O Leary, F. G. Moon,
T H Brown, B. M. Northrop, A. Lampman,
B.A., E. Bunel each $1,400 to 1.10O
Accountant s Branch.
Chief Clerk and Accountant, W. J. Barrett
First Class Clerks, W. J. Johnstone, John
Graham, G. C. Anderson 1,800 to
Second Class Clerks, E. H. Benjamin, L. Blanchet,
A. H. McLennan, D. F. McCarthy, L. H. Pouliot,
N G D Auteuil, W. Greaves, W. Rowan, D. A.
Barrett, T. McGrail, M. K. Dunlevie, C. W.
Lally, H. S. Shaw, C. O. Doucet $1,400 to
Money Order Branch.
Chief Clerk and Superintendent, G. F. Everett . .
First Class Clerk, S. S. Thorne
Second Class Clerks, J. F. Wall, 81,400, J. C. Bonnet-
1,800
1,400
1,100
2,400
1,600
1,100
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Savings Bank Branch.
Chief Clerk and Superintendent, D. Matheson. . . 82,400
First Clans Clerk, W. H. Harrington 1,800
Second Class Clerics, J. Rose Smith, W. II. Eagle-
son, J. H. Fairweather E. B. Bell, W. H. Kreps,
W. H. McCuaig each 1,400
Postal Stores Branch.
Chief Clerk and Controller, Sidney Smith 2,400
First Class Clerk, (vacant)
Second Class Clerks, W. D. O Brien, H. H. Gray,
each 1,400
Dead Letter Branch.
Chief Clerk and Superintendent, John Walsh 2,050
First Class Clerk, G. R. White 1,600
Second Class Clerk, G. J. Binks 1,400
Hail Service Branch.
Chief Clerk and Superintendent, A. Lindsay 2,000
Second Clans Clerks, H. W. Griffin, W T . Smith,
B.A., P. J. Brennan 1,400 to 1,100
Postage Stamp Branch.
Chief Clerk and Superintendent, E. P. Stanton . . 1,800
First Class Clerk, E. Daubney 1,400
Second Class Clerk. A. Devine 1,400
Post Offi.ee Inspectors.
Chief Inspector, M. Sweetnam, Toronto 2,800
Nova Scotia, C. J. Macdonald, Halifax 2,400
Prince Edward Island, F. de St. Croix Brecken
(Postmaster of Charlottetown, and Assistant
P. O. Inspector), Charlottetown 2,200
New Brunswick, S. J. King, St. John 2,200
Quebec, A. Bolduc, Quebec 2,000
Three Rivers, G. Desilets, Three Rivers 2,000
Montreal, J. W. Bain 2,000
Ottawa, F. Hawken, Ottawa 2,200
Kingston, H. Merrick 2.000
Toronto, R. W. Barker, Toronto 2,000
Barrie, A. Jones, Barrie 2,200
London, D. Spry, London 2,600
Stratford, Henry G. Hopkirk, Stratford 2,200
ManitobaandN. W.Ter., W.W. McLeod.Winnipeg 2,400
British Columbia, E. H. Fletcher, Victoria 2,200
DEPARTMENT OF RAILWAYS AND CANALS.
Minister of Railways <{ Canals. Hon. A. G. Blair $7,000
Deputy -Minister & Chief Engineer, C. Schreiber. 6,000
Secretary, Chief Clerk, John H. Balderson 2,300
Chief Clerk, Chief Engineer s Office, L. K. Jones. 2,000
Chief Clerk Records, M. W. Maynard 1,950
Accountant, Firxt Class Clerk, Leonard Shannon . 1,800
First Class Clerks F.A.Dixon.81,800; Neil Stew
art, $1,8GO ; L. H. Filteau, 1,800 ; J. E. W.
Currier, $1,450; C. E. D. Chubbuck, $1,400;
J. W. Pugsley, $1,400.
Second Class Clerks A. U. Almon, $1,400; Rich d
Devlin, $1,400; H. L. B. Ross, 81,300; W. B.
Almon Hill, 11,300 ; C. W. Ross, $1,250 ; Walter
Doull, 81,150 ; L. N. Fortier, $1,100.
DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE.
Minister of Militia and Defence, Hon. F. W.
Borden 87,000
Deputy Minister, Col. The Hon. C. Eugene Panet 3,200
Chief Clerk, Benjamin Suite 2,000
Secretary of Department, Capt. Alphonse Benoit 1,750
Account Branch.
Chief Clerk and Accountant, C. H. O Meara 2,400
Stores Branch.
Director of Stores and Keeper oj Militia Proper
ties, Lieut.-Col. John Macpherson 3,000
Engineer Branch.
Acting Architect, Lieut. F. W. White 1,400
Military Branch.
General Officer Commanding, Major Gen. William
Julius Gascoigne pay and allowances $4,000
A.D.C., Captain Alex. Maclean pay 1,000
Adjutant-General, Col. the Honourable Matthew
Aylmer salary and allowance 3,200
De/mty Assistant Adjutant-General, Major D. C.
F. Bliss 1,800
Quarter-Master-General, Col. P. H. N. Lake .... 3,200
Assistant Adjutant- General fur Artillery, In
spector of A rtillery and Warlike Stores, Lieut.-
Col. de la Cherois T. Irwin 2,756-
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Minister of the Interior, .-
Deputy Minister of the Interior, A. M. Burgess. . 3,200
Private Secretary to Minister,
Secretary s Branch.
Secretary, John R. Hall 2,800
Assistant Secretary, L. C. Pereira 1,800
Clerk in Charge of Timber and Mines, G. U.
Ryley J ,800
Clerk in Charge of Ordnance and Admiralty
Lands, P. G. Keyes 1,400
Clerk in Charge of Immigration, L. M. Fortier. . 1,500
Registrar of Correspondence, K. J. Henry 1,800
Law Clerk, 1. G. Rothwell 1,700
Patents Branch.
Chief Clerk, W. M. Goodeve
2,350
Accountant s Branch.
Accountant, Chief Clerk, .T. A. Pinard 2,300
Assistant Accountant, C. H. Beddoe 1,800-
Surveys Branch.
Surveyor General, E. Deville 2,600-
Geographer, J. Johnston 2,050
Astronomer, W. F. King 2,054
Clerk in Charge of Survey Records, F. Clayton. . 1,800
Chief Inspector of Surveys, J. S. Dennis 1,800
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Ol TSIDE SERVICE.
Land Board, Winnipeg.
Commissioner of Dominion Lands, H. H. Smith. $4,000
Superintendent of Mines, W. Pearce 3,000
Inspector Dominion Lands Agencies, J. M. Gordon 2,000-
Secretary, T. R. Burpe 1,800
Dominion Lands Agents.
Winnipeg E. F. Stephenson . 1,800-
Brandon W. H. Hiam 1,400
Minnedosa John Flesher 1,20(>
Regina A. J. Fraser 1,095
Calgary W. Pearce 1,200
Prinee Albert John McTaggart. . 1,400
Edmonton R. A. Ruttan 1,400
Estevan A. E. Hetherington 1,000
Battleford E. Brokovski 1,200
Lethbridge W. H. Cottingham 1,200
Wetaskiwin T. B. Ferguson . . . 1,200-
Yorkton F. K. Herchmer. . . 1,200
Red Deer J. G. Jessup 1,295
Lake Dauphin Robert Gunne 900
New Westminster, B.C John McKenzie . . 1,400
Kamloops, B.C E. A. Nash 1,400
Crown Timber Agents.
Winnipeg E. F. Stephenson . .
Edmonton R. A. Ruttan
Calgary W. Pearce
Prince Albert John McTaggart . .
New Westminster, B.C T. S. Higginson. . . $1,650
Clerk of Legis. Assembly A 7 . W. T., and Sec y to
Lt.-Governor, R. B. Gordon 2,400
Secretary to the Lieut. -Governor of the District
of Keewatin, Charles C. Patterson 600>
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Registrars of the N. W. Territories.
Inspector of Land Titles Offices, P. M. Barker. .. $2,000
West Saskatchewan District . . W. J. Scott 2,000
East Saskatchewan District. . S. Brewster 1,200
District of South Alberta T. A. McLean 1,600
District of North Alberta Georges Roy 1,600
District of Assiniboia G. A. Montgomery 1,600
Rocky Mountains Park of Canada, Banff, N.W.T.,
Superintendent, Geo. A. Stewart 1,800
Immigration Agents.
Montreal J. Hoolahan 1,200
Quebec p. Doyle 1,400
Halifax, N.S E. M. Clay 1,200
St. John, N.B S. Gardner 1,000
Caretakers of Ordnance Lands.
Chambly, Q J. O. Dion 60 flO
Grand Falls, N.B Bertram Currier. . 200 00
Leamington, Out Peter Conover 75 00
Blenheim, Ont W. R. Fellows, Jr. . 20 00
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT.
Minister of the Interior,
Deputy Head and Director, Dr. G. M. Dawson,
C.M.G., LL.D., F.R.s 3> 200
Assistant Director and Geologist, Robert Bell,
LL.D., M.D., F.R.S.C 2,400
Asgietant Director, Palaeontologist and Zoologist,
J. F. Whiteaves, F.R.S.C., F.G.S 2,400
Assistant Director, Chemist and Mineralogist,
G. C. Hoffmann, LL.D., F.I.C., F.R.S.C 2,400
Assistant Director, Botanist and Naturalist,
John Macoun, F.L.S., F.R.S.C 2,200
Mining Engineer and Geologist, E. D. Ingall,
M.E., A.R.S.M 1,850
First Class Clerk and Accountant, John Marshall. 1,800
First Claxs Clerk, Chief Draughtsman and
Geographer, Jas. White 1,500
Geologists, R. W. Ells, M.A., LL.D., Hugh Flet
cher, B.A., each 2,050 ; R. G. McConnell, B.A.,
J. B. Tyrrell, B.A., B.Sc., each $1,850; Albert
P. Low, B.A.Sc., 81,600; Robert Chalmers,
1,550; Wm. Mclnnes, B.A.Sc., $1,450, E. R.
Faribault, SI, 450; Napoleon J. Giroux, P.L.S.,
$1,350; Alfred E. Barlow, M.A., -11,350; Jas.
McEvoy, B.A.Sc., 1,162.50, D. B. Dowling,
B.A.Sc., 1,162.50.
Artist and Assistant Palaeontologist, L. M.
Lambe, F.G.S 1,600
Lithologist, Walter Ferrier, B.A.Sc., F.G.S 1,600
Assistant Curator, C. W. Willimott 1,400
Assistant Chemists. F. G. Wait, M.A., 1,412.50,
R. A. A. Johnston, 1,125.
Assistant Palaeontologist, Henry M. Ami, M.A.,
D.Sc., F.G.S 1,400
Assistant Draughtsmen, C. O. Senecal, C.E.,
$1,162.50, L. N. Ricbard. B.A. s c ., l,0i)0.
Museum Assistant, R. L. Broadbent 1,400
Librarian, John Thorburn, LL.D 800
Caretaker, Thos. Burke 700
Messenjer, Allan McKinnon 500
DEPARTMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
INSIDE SERVICE.
Superintendent-General,
Deputy Supt. -General, Hayter Reed 3,200
Chief Clerk, Duncan C. Scott 1,850
Solicitor, E. L. Newcombe 400
First Class Clerks, Win. A. Austin, 1,800 ; Allan
N. McNeil!, 1,800; J. D. McLean, $1,800;
William McGirr, 1,800; F. W. Smith, $1,650 ;
Samuel Stewart, 1,600 ; John McGirr, 1,600 ;
RobertG. Dalton, 1,5 I )0; Wm. A. Orr, 1,450.
Second Class Clerks, Martin Benson, 1,400 ; H.
C. Ross, 1,400 ; Samuel Brav, D.L.S., $1,400;
James A. J. Mckenna, 1,400; James J. Camp
bell, $1,400 ; Edwin Rochester, 1,400 ; Hiram
McKay, 1,150.
Packer, Benjamin Hayter 490
Messenger, William Scale 390
OFFICERS OF OUTSIDE SERVICE AT HEADQUARTERS.
Inspector of Indian Agencies and Reserves, J. A.
Macrae, $1,400.
Inspector of Timber, Geo. Lang Chitty, 1,000.
Axxixtant Surveyor of Indian Reserves in Manitoba,
Keewatin and North-west Territories, Thos. D. Green.
D.L.S., 1,400.
OUTSIDE SERVICE.
Ontario.
Indian Superintendent!, Edwin D. Cameron, Brantford;
Benjamin W. Ross, Manitowaning ; Thomas S.
Walton, M.D., Parry Sound.
Clerk, Alexander G. Smith, Brantford.
Mediad Officers, R. M. Stephen, M.U., Manitowaning;
John A. Langrill, M.D., Ohsweken ; F. II. Mitchell,
M.JJ., Delaware.
Guardian of Islands, John G. Wallace, Ivy Lea.
Indian Lands Agents, Wm. Simpson, Wiarton; E. P.
Watson, Sarnia; Wm. H. Price, Gor Bay; Samuel
Hagan, Thessalon ; Chas. J. Bloir..jd, "Lakefield ;
Wm. Van Abbott, Sault Ste Marie.
Indian Agents.
Bateman, Win., Port Perry
Beattie, J., Highgate.
Bennett, E., Castile.
Crowe, J., Chippawa Hill.
Donnelly, J. P., Port Arthur
Egar, W. G., Deseronto.
English, A., Sarnia.
Jermyn, J. W., Cape Croker
Jones, P.E ,MD, Hagersville
McDougall,A.S , Melbourne
McKelvev, A .Wallaceburg.
McPhee, D. J., Atherley.
Thackeray, J., Roserieath.
Quebec Indian Agents.
Bastien , A.O. , Jeune Lorette
Brosseau, A., Caughnawaga
Desilets, C. O. H., M.D.,
Becancour.
Gagne, Rev. J., Maria.
LeBel, Narcisse, Cacouna.
Long, George, St. Regis.
Martin, James, Maniwaki.
Mondou, J. A. A., Pierreville
Otis, L. E., Pointe Bleue.
Vernier, V. J. A., M. D.,
Campbellton, N.B.
Medical Officer, Ed. A. Mulligan, M.D., Maniwaki.
Nova Scotia Indian Agents.
Beck with,C. E. , Steam Mills.
Butler, Re v.T.J., Caledonia.
Cameron, Rev. A., D. D.,
Christmas Island.
Campbell, J. E., Baddeck.
Chisholm, Rev. J. C., St.
Peter s.
Chisholm W. C., Heather-
ton.
De Molitor, J. J. E., Shel-
burne.
McDonald, Rev. R.,Pictou.
McDormand, F., Bear
River.
Mclsaac, Rev. D.,Glendale.
Muir, D. H., M.D., Truro.
O Sullivan, Rev. D., Sheet
Harbour.
Rand, F. A., M.D., Parrs-
boro .
Smith, Geo. R., Yarmouth.
Wells, George, Annapolis.
Gass, James, Shubenacadie.
New Brunswick.
Indian Agents, Wm. D. Carter, Richibucto; James
Farrell, Fredericton.
Medical Officers, John S. Benson, M. D., Chatham ; Geo.
C. Van wart, M.D.
Prince Edward Island.
Indian Superintendent, John O. Arsenault, Biggins
Road.
British Columbia.
Indian Superintendent, A. W. Vowell, Victoria.
Clerks, Joseph W. Mackay, Victoria ; William B. Mac-
Laughlin, Victoria.
Indian Reserve Commissioner, P. O Reilly, Victoria.
Indian Agents.
Lomas, W. H., Quamichan.
Bell, Ewen, Clinton.
Devlin, F., New Westmins r
Galbraith, R. L. T., Fort
Steele.
Guillod, H., Alberni.
Loring, R. E., Hazelton.
Pidcock, R. H., Alert Bay.
Todd, Chas., Metlakahtla.
j Wood, W. F., Kamloops.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
107
North-west Territories, Manitoba and Keeivatin.
Indian Commissioner, A. E. Forget, Regina 82,400
Chief Inspector of Indian Agencies, T. P. Wads-
worth, Regina 2,200
Inspector of Indian Agencies, A. McGibbon,
Regina , 2,200
Surveyor in charije of Surveys Reserves, A. W.
Ponton, D.L.S., Regina 1,800
Injector of II. C. Indian Schools, G. A. Betournay,
M.A., Regina 1,200
Keeper of Stores, William B. Pocklington, Regina. 1,300
Clerks at Retina, F. H. Paget, J. A. Mitchell,
J. W. Jowett, A. W. L. Gompertz, each 1,400 to 900
Interpreter, Peter Hourie, Regina 900
Indian Superintendent for Manitoba, Ebenezer
McColl, Winnipeg 2,400
Clerk at Winnipeg, L. J. A. L6veque 1,400
Geo. E.Jean 900
Medical Officer, Geo. T. Orton, M.D., Winnipeg.. . 800
Indian Agents.
Begg, Magnus, Gleichen.
Campbell, J. J., Cannington
Manor.
Clink, D. L., Hollbroke.
Cornish, F. C., M.D., Fort
Frances.
De Gazes, C., Edmonton.
Grant, W. S., Indian Head.
Jones, W. E., O6t6.
Keith, Hilton, Aldina.
Lash, J. B., Muscowpetung,
Regina.
Lucas, S. B., Calgary.
Mann, G. G., Onion Lake.
Markle, J. A., Birtle.
Martineau, H., Manitoba
House.
McDonald, A., Broadview.
Mclntyre, J., Savanne, O.
McKenzie, R. S., Stobart.
McNeill, A. J., Battleford.
Muckle, A.M. .Selkirk.
Nash, Harry H., Macleod.
Ogletree, F., Port, la Prairie
Pither, R. J. N.,Rat Portage
Reader. J., The Pas.
Ross, John, Pakan.
iVilliams, P. J., Battleford.
Wilson, James, Macleod.
Wright, J. P., Kutawa.
McKay, A., Grand Rapids.
Clerks, Win. Anderson, Muscowpetung; H. A. Car-
ruthers, Kutawa ; A. E. Lake, Edmonton.
Storeinan, John Carney, Onion Lake.
Medical Officer, F.-X. Girard, M.D., Macleod.
AUDITOR GENERAL S OFFICE.
Auditor General, John Lorn MeDougall $4,000
Chief Clerk, Exchequer Branch, K. D. Sutherland 2,100
Chief Clerk, Revenue. Branch, J. Gorman 2,100
Chief Clerk, Expenditure Branch, F. Hayter 2,10<i
First Class Clerk, J. B. Simpson 1,800
Also 6 Second Class Clerks and lit Third Class Clerks.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING AND
STATIONERY.
Queen s Printer and Comptroller of Stationery,
S. E. Dawson $3,200
Accountant s Branch.
Accountant, VV. Gliddon 2,200
Printing Branch.
Superintendent of Printing, VV. McMahon 1,950
Stationery Branch.
Superintendent of Stationery, Thos. Roxborough 1,600
DEPARTMENT OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
OF CANADA.
Secretary of State, Hon. R. W. Scott $7,000
Under Secretary of State and Deputy Registrar-
General, Joseph Pope 3,200
Chief Clerk, P. Pelletier 2,150
Private Secretary to the Minister, W. F. Kehoe. . 1,330
Correspondence Branch.
First-class Clerks, F. Colson, Accountant, $1,800 ;
G. Emond, 1,550 ; J. F. Waters, M.A., $1,500.
Five second and three third-class clerks.
Registry Branch.
first-class Clerks, I. W. Storr, $1,550 ; A. G. Lea-
royd, $1,500 ; P. T. Kirwan, $1,500. Four
second and two third-class clerks.
Records Branch.
Chief Clerk, Keeper of Records, A. Audet $2,400
And two third-class clerks.
Board of Civil Service Examiners.
Chairman, J. Thovburn, M.A., LL.D., 400;
A. D. DeCelles, $400; J. C. Glashan, $250.
Secretary, J. F. Waters, M. A 150
DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES.
Minister of Marine and Fisheries, Hon. Louis
H. Davies $7,000
Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries, F.
Gourdeau 3,200
Chief Clerk, J. Hardie 2,400
Chief Clerk and Accountant,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent of
Lighthouses, W. P. Anderson 2,600
Commissioner and General Inspector of Fisheries,
E. E. Prince, B.A., F.L.S 2,200
Axm stunt h n iini er, W. B. Dawson, C.E 2,050
Hydrographic Surveyor, W. J. Stewart l,t>50
Chief Clerk, VV. L. Magee 1,950
Chief Cleik, R. N. Yenning 1,850
Private Secretary to the Minister, E. Bay-field
Williams
29 Clerks with salaries ranging from $400 to $1,650
per annum.
Agents (From $2,200 to $1,400 each).
Quebec J. U. Gregory
St.John, N.B. F.J. Harding
Halifax, N.S J. Parsons
Victoria, B.C. . Jas. Gaudin
Charlottetown, "\ , i ~,A
P.E.I / A Ll0r
Superintendents of Lights.
Halifax, N.S., C. A. Hutching $1,600
Ottawa, P. Harty 1,400
St. John, N.R., John Kelly 1,200
Quebec, G: D. O Farrell 1,000
Board of Examiners, Musters and Mates.
Chairman, W. H. Smith, R.N.R., Halifax 1,800
Clerk, A. G. Gilpin 500
Halifax D. Hunter
St. John, N.B.VV. Thomas
St. Catharines. W.McIhvain
Ottawa.. M. P. McElhinney
Kingston T. F. Taylor
Quebec W. C. Seaton
Victoria, B.C. .Jas. Gaudin
Inspectors of Boilers and Machinery.
Chairman Board S.S. Inspectors, E. Adams,
Ottawa $1,700
Halifax, N.S...T. P. Esdaile
St.John, N.B.W. L. Waring
Toronto Jas. Johnston
Toronto John Dodds
Kingston, T. P. Thompson ] Victoria, B.C.. J.A.Thomson
Quebec J. Samson
Rat Portage. .G. P. Phillips
Montreal W. Laurie
Montreal L. Ai pin
Inspectors of Hulls.
Toronto W. Evans
Quebec P. Brunelle
Ottawa.. M. P. McElhinney
St. John, N.B....I. J. Olive
Halifax, N.S S. R. Hill
Kingston T. Donelly
Victoria, B.C., R. Collister
Inspector of Government Steamers and Fog Alarms,
D. Stevens.
Harbour Commissioners Chairmen.
Toronto A. B. Lee
Montreal H. Buhner
Quebec E. Giroux
Superintendent Meteorological Service, Toronto,
R. F. Stupart residence and $1,700
Director of Observatory, St. John, N.H., D. L.
Hutchinson 950
Inspectors of Fisheries.
Nova Scotia, District No. 1, A. C. Bertram,
North Sydney 900
NovaScotta, District No. 2, Roht. Hockin, Pictou 900
Nova Scotia, District No. , , . . ..L. S. Ford, Milton 700
108
DOMINION OF CANADA.
[1897
New Brunsivick, District No. 1, J. H. Pratt,
St. Andrews $900
New Brunsivick, District No. %, Robt. A. Chap
man, Moncton 900
New Brunswick, District No. 3, H. S. Miles,
Oromocto 600
Ontario, O. B. Sheppard, Toronto 1,500
Prince Edward Island,
Quebec, W. Wakeham, Ottawa, Out 1 ,600
British Columbia, John McXab, New West
minster 1,000
N. W. Ter., G. S. Davidson, Fort Qu Appelle .... 705
Manitoba, R. Latouche Tupper, Selkirk 600
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Minister of Agriculture, Hon. Sidney Fisher $7,000
Deputy Minister, W. B. Scarth 3,200
Secretary, A. L. Jarvis 1,800
Private Secretary, T. K. Doherty 1,100
Acting Accountant, F. C. Chittick 1,100
Archives Branch.
Archivist, D. Brymner
2,100
Copyrights and Trade Marks Branch.
Registrar, J. B. Jackson $2,200
Patents Branch.
Deputy Commissioner, R. Pope 2,800
Chief Clerk, J. F. Dionne 1,887
Cashier, W. J. Lynch 1,800
Statistics Branch
Statistician, George Johnson 2,400
Assistant Statistician, E. H. St. Denis 1,625
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Minister of Trade and Commerce, Hon. Sir Rich
ard J. Cartwright $7,000
Deputy Minister and Chief Controller of Chinese
Immigration, W. G. Parmelee 4,000
Minister s Secretary, F. 0. T. O Hara 1,200
Clerks-J. P. Nutting 1,400
H. P. Buck 700
Miss Edith Belford 650
Miss A. M Robertson 450
Miss M. Shaw 400
SUMMARY OF THE ACTS
OF THE PARLIAMENT OF CA.NADA, PA.SSED IN THE SIXTH SESSION OF THE SEVENTH PARLIAMENT,
FIFTY-fJINTH VICTORIA (1896) ; SCHEDULE OF TITLES ATTA.CH.ED.
CHAPTER 1. Is the Supply Bill.
CHAPTRR 2. Provides for giving effect to the Behring
Sea Claims Convention of 8th February, 1896.
CHAPTER 3. Authorizes the Governor-in-Council to
enter into a contract for a term not exceeding ten
years for the performance of a fast weekly steamship
service between Canada and the United Kingdom for
a subsidy not exceeding 750,000 per year ; and also
to enter into a contract for a fortnightly steamship
service between Canada and France and Belgium
for a subsidy not exceeding 50,000 a year.
CHAPTER 4. Authorizes the exchange by the Govern
ment of Canada of certain debentures of the Mont
real Turnpike Trust now held by them.
CHAPTER 5. Provides for the payment out of securities
deposited by contractors of public works of the
wages due the workmen and mechanics ; makes pro
vision for the retention of railway subsidies as
security for wages.
CHAPTER 6. Continues the Voters Lists for 1896 in force
for one year.
CHAFFER 7. Provides that the deduction for absence
from the sessional indemnity shall not be made in
the case of a member of the Senate or House of
Commons who has been absent for twelve da3 r s
during the present session.
CHAPTER 8. Amends the Customs Tariff, 1894, in respect.
to mining and smelting machinery imported prior to
1st July, 1897.
CHAPTER 9. Amends the Railway Act in respect of reso
lutions or by-laws made for certain purposes.
CHAPTER 10. Provides for an advance of 12,000,000 to
the Montreal Harbour Commissioners upon certain
debentures to be issued by them, and also authorizes
the Company to borrow $1,000,000 for the purpose
of redeeming debentures and bonds now held by the
Government of Canada.
CHAPTER 11. Provides that any loan company author
ized to issue debentures may make such debentures
payable to order, or to bearer, or to the registered
holder, or otherwise, as the company deems advisable.
CHAPTER 12. Makes further provision against the adul
teration of honey.
CHAPTER 13. Makes certain amendments to the Animal
Contagious Diseases Act.
CHAPTER 14. Provides in amendment of the constitu
tion of the Supreme Court that such court shall
consist of a chief justice, to be called the Chief
Justice of Canada, and five Puisne Judges ; also
that any four judges shall constitute a quorum of
the Court.
CHAPTERS 15 to 53 are Private Acts of Parliament.
COMMISSIONERS FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS FOR USE IN THE SUPREME AND EXCHEQUER COURTS
OF CANADA.
NAMK,.
George Duval
Robert Cassels, jr.
Winslow Warren . .
Louis A. Audette.
Charles Morse
Robert T. Litton. .
Frank J. Leslie . . .
Fred. E. Grant... .
John Proffitt
James Duribar. . . .
L. W. DesBarres..
Robt. O. Stockton .
ADDRESS.
APPOINTED.
Ottawa, Ont Aug. 19, 1876
Ottawa, Ont Aug. 19, 1876
Boston, U.S.A Dec. 13, 1886
Ottawa, Ont Jan. 30. 1888
Ottawa, Ont April 26, 1889
Jan. 3, 1890
.Liverpool, England.. .. April IS, 1891
.Melbourne, Victoria. ..June 1, 1891
. Westminster, England . July 14. 1891
. Quebec, Que April 25, 1892
Halifax, N.S April 25, 1892
.St. John, N.B April 25, 1892
ADDRESS.
APPOINTKl).
J. A. Longworth. ..Charlottetown, P.E.I.. April 25, 1892
James C. Prevost . .Victoria, B.C April 25, 1892
John Bruce .Toronto, Ont.. April 25, 1892
Louis H. Collard. . .Montreal, Que April 25, 1892
Geof. H.Y. Walker. . Winnipeg, Man April 25, 1892
Dixie Watson Regina, N.W.T April 25, 1892
C. G. Johnson Vancouver, B.C April 25, 1892
Edwin R. Kogers. . .Calirarv, N.W.T June 2, 1892
W. E. Peters Sydney, N.S April 25, 1892
H F. A. Gourlay. . . Melbourne, Victoria. . .Feb. 7, 1894
Fred. W. Walker. . .New South Wales Feb. 23, 1895
Jean A. Charlebois. Quebec, Que April 23, 1896
THE MILITIA LIST DOMINION OF CANADA.
( Condensed and corrected, by the Militia General Orders, to October, 1SO/J.)
^Ollu <Quten.
AIDE-DE-CAMP TO THE QUEEN, Col. Sir Casimir S. Gzowski, K.C.M.G., (Honorary).
GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN CAMPBELL HAMILTON- GORDON, EARL OF ABKRDEKX, G.C.M.G.
Governor-General s Secretary : John Sinclair, Esq., late Captain 5th Roval Irish Lancers.
dides-de-C&mp : Captain B. C. Urquhart, The Queen s Own Cameron Highlanders, and Captain
Herbert W. Wilberforce, Queen s Hays.
Extra Aideg-de- Camp: David Erskine, Esq., Royal Scottish Archers, and Hon. A. J. Marjoribanks,
Royal Scottish Archers.
Honorary Aides-de-Camp : Lt.-Col. Hon. J. M. Gibson, 13th Battalion ; Lt.-Col. H. R. Smith, 14th Battalion ;
Lt.-Col. Hon. A. C. P. R. Landry ; Lt.-Col. Hector Prevost, 65th Battalion; Lt.-Col. J. A. L. Strathy, oth
Royal Scots of Canada ; Lt.-Col. A. E. Curren, Canadian Artillery ; Lt.-Col. C. M. Boswell, 90th Battalion;
Lt.-Col. Hon. E. G. Prior, Canadian Artillery; Major Henry C. Sheppard ; Major Griesbach ; Captain D.
H. Macpherson.
DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE.
(Ottawa.)
MINISTER OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE, Hon. Frederick
William Borden, M.D., M.P. (Surgeon Lt. -Colonel 68th
" King s County " Batt. of Infantry).
Private Secretar//, Harry W. Brown, Esq., B.A.
Deputy Minister of Militia and Defence, Colonel Chas.
Eugene Panel.
Chief Clerk, Benjamin Suite, Esq., F.R.S.C.
Secretary of the Department, Capt. Alphonse Benoit.
Accountant. C. Herbert O Meara, Esq.
Director of Stores and Keeper of Mil. Properties, Lt.-Col.
John Macpherson.
tnspector of Stores, Lt.-Col. John Gray.
Architect, Lieut. Fredk. W. White.
HEAD QUARTERS STAFF OF THE MILITIA.
Major-General Commanding the Militia, Major General
William Julius Gascoigne.
A ide-de-Camp, Capt. Alex. MacLean, 43rd Batt. Ottawa
and Carleton Rifles.
Adjutant-General of Militia t Head Quarters, Colonel
Hon. Matthew Aylmer.
Axxt. Adjutant-General of Militia at H<-il Quarters,
I- . -Col. De La Cherois T. Invin.
De/ruti/ Axxt. Adjutant-General at Head Quartern,
Major J). C. F. Bliss.
Quarter-Jfatter-General of Militia at Head Qnarti i-x,
Col. P. H. N. Lake.
Inspector of Cavalry, Major F. L. Lessard, Royal Can.
Dragoons (Toronto).
Inspectors of Artillery, Lt.-Col. C. E. Montizambert
(Quebec), Lt.-Col. W. H. Cotton (Kingst-m).
Inspector of Kii iineerx, the Professor of Fortification,
R. M. College.
/n.i>, ct,,n< of Infantry, Lt.-Col. G. J. Maunsell, R. R.C.I.
(Fre,l, ricton, X.li.), Lt.-Col. W. I). Otter, R.R.C.I.
(Toronto).
Ataff Offii-cr to Engineer Force, Col. Sir C. 8. Gzowski,
K.C.M.G. (Honorary A.D.C. to the Queen), Toronto.
DISTRICT STAFF.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Dfi>. Surgeons-General, Surg. Lt.-Cols. F. W. Strange
(R.R.C.I., Toronto); J. L. H. Neilson (H.C.A., Kini>x-
ton, Out.); F. W. Campbell (R R.C.I., St. John s, Que.);
C. C. Sewell (R.( .A., Quebec); G. S. Ryerson (Toronto);
William Tobin (Halifd.r).
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 1, Hd. Qrs. London. District
Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. Henry Smith ; Dist.
I inimr. and Supt. of Stores, Hon y Lieut. -Col. M.
DeB. Dawson.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 2, Hd. Qrs. Toronto. District
Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. W. D. Otter; Dint.
Pai/mr. and Supt. of Stores, Lt.-Col. (ret.) John V.
Graveley.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 3, Hd. Qrs. Kingston. District
Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. W. H. Cotton ; J)ixt.
Paymaster and Supt. of Stores, Hon y Captain F.
Strange.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 4, Hd. Qrs. Ottawa. Officer Com -
mandiny the District, Colonel Hon. M. Aylmer, A.G.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 5, Hd. Qrs. Montreal. District
Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. C. F. Houghton ; Dix-
trict Staff Officer, Major Alexandre Rov : Supt. of
Stores, Hon y Lt.-Col. G. Mattice; Dift. Paymaster,
Hon y Major L. E. Frenette.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 6, Hd. Qrs. St. John s, P. Q.
District Officer Coniinaiidiii : i, Lieut. -Col. G. d O.
d Orsonnen s ; District Staff Officer, Major F. M. Pope
(Sherbrooke); D/*t. Paymr and Supt. of Storex,llon \
Capt. L. E. Frenette (Montreal).
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 7, Hd. Qrs. Quebec. Dixtrict
Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. T. J. Duchesnay ; Itixt.
l ni,iiir. (mil Supt. of Stores, Hon y Lt.-Col. W. H.
Forrest.
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 8, Hd. Qrs. Fredericton, N. B.
Dixtrict Officer ( nnnnii nd inti, Lt.-Col. G. J. Maunsell ;
Dixt. f ai/inr. inn/ Sn/it. of Stores, Hon y Major And.
J. Armstrong (St. John, N. B.).
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. !), Hd. Qrs. Halifax. Dixtrict
Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. J. D. Irving; District
Staff Officer, Major J. A. Black (Ainherxt); Svpt, ,,f
Stores and Dixt. / tii/m,:, ( apt. J. E. Curren.
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DOMINION OF CANADA MILITIA LIST.
[189T
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA. ALGOMA WBST OF NEPIQON,
N.-W. TERRITORIES AND DISTRICT OF KEBWATIN.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 10, Hd. Qrs. Winnipeg. District
Officer Command/Hi/, Lt.-Col. J. G. Holmes ; Dist.
Pagrnr. and Supt. of Stores, Hony. Major J. Fraser.
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 11, Hd. Qrs. Victoria. District
Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. J. Peters ; Dist. Paymr.
and Supt. of Stores, Hony. Maj. A. W. Jones.
PROVINCE OF PRINCF, EDWARD ISLAND.
MILITARY DISTRICT No. 12, Hd. Qrs. Charlottetown.
District Officer Commanding, Lt.-Col. F. S. Moore.
Dist. Paymaster and Supt. of Stores, Hony. Maj. G.
L. Dogherty.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLKGE OF CANADA.
Kingston, Ont.
Commandant,
; Staff-AdAt., Lt.-Col. S. C. McGill; Prof,
oj Military History, Surveying, Military Topography,
Reconnaissance, &c., Capt. A.H. Lee (Lt., R.A.); Pro
fessor of Mathematics, Jcc., I. E. Martin, Esq., B.A.;
l"roj essor of Fortification, Military Engineering, ifcc.,
Capt. P. G. Twinning 1 (Capt., R.E.) ; Professor of
Artillery, &c., Capt. C. E. English (R.A .) ; Instructor
tn Fortification, Military Engineering, etc., Lieut. W.
B. Lesslie (It. E.) ; Assistant Instructor in Mathe
matics, Captain A. G. G. Wurtele; Assistant In
structor in, Surveying, Military Topography, Jcc.,
Captain J. B. Cochrane ; Assistant Instructor in
Mathematics, Lieutenant F. H. Vercoe ; Professor of
English, Rev. C. L. Worrell, M.A. ; Professor of
Freehand Drawing, <l-e., Forshaw Day, Esq. (R.C.A );
Pro lessor of French, A. D. Du val, Esq., M.D. ; Professor
erf Civil Engineering, itr., R. C. Harris, Esq., C. E. ;
Professor of Physics, <kc. , John Waddell, Esq.. B.A.,
Ph. D., D.Sc.; Medical Officer, Surg. Lt.-Col. J. L. H.
Neilson, M.D., D.S.G. (R. C. Arty.); Paymaster,
Hony. Capt. F. Strange.
ACTIVE MILITIA.
PERMANENT FORCE.
ROYAL CANADIAN DRAGOONS.
The Imperial Cypher, V. R. I., surmounted by the Im
perial Crown. Uniform, scarlet ; facings, blue.
STATIONS: "A" Squadron, Toronto, Ont. "B" Squad
ron, Winnipeg, Man.
Majors : " A," Maj. F. L. Lessard. " B," Maj. T. D. B.
Evans.
Lieutenants : " B," Bt. Capt. E. H. T. Heward ; " A,"
Bt. Capt. V. A. S. Williams; "A," Bt. Capt. W.
Forester; " B," Bt. Capt E. W. G. Gardiner; F. H.
C. Sutton; "A," Chas. St. A. Pearse.
Surgeon Lt.-Col.: " B," A. Codd, M.D.
Vet. Captain: "A," W. B. Hall.
ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY.
The Royal Arms and Supporters with a Gun. " Canada "
(above), "Quo Fas et Gloria ducunt" (below the
Gun). The Imperial Cypher, V. R. I., surmounted
by the Imperial Crown. Uniform, blue ; facings,
scarlet.
Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding : De la C. T. Irwin,
Asst. Adjt. General for Artillery at Head Quarters;
Lieutenant-Colonels on the Staff: C. E. Montizambert,
Inspector of Arty. (Quebec, P. Q.) ; W. H. Cotton,
Inspector of Arty, and D.O.C. (Kingston, Ont.); J. G.
Holmes, D O.C. (Winnipeg, Man.).
FIELD BATTF.RIES : "A," Kingston, Ont. Major, C. W.
Drury ; Captain, J. A. G. Hudon ; Lieutenants, Bt.
Capt. G. H. Ogilvie, Bt. Capt. F. M. Gaudet
(seconded as Govt. Cartridge Factory), Lieut. H. E.
Burscall, Bt. Capt. W. E. Cook, Lt. A. F. March ;
Surgeon Lt.-Col., 3. L. H. Neilson, D.S.G. ; Vet. Cap
tain, J. Massie. " B," Quebec, P. Q. Major, Lt.-Col.
J. F. Wilson ; Lieutenants, Bt. Capt. O. C. C. Pelletier,
Lieut. J. A. Benyon ; Vet. Lieut., J. Edmond Couture.
GARRISON COMPANIES : No. 1, Quebec, P. Q. Major \
R. W. Rutherford ; Captain, V. B. Rivers ; Lieu
tenants, J. H. C. Ogilvy, H A. Panet ; Surgeon Lt.-
Col., C. C. Sewell, D.S.G"; Quarter Master, Hony. Maj.
W. E. Imlah. No. 2, Quebec, P. Q Major, A. A.
Farley ; Captain, Thos. Benson. Lieutenants, Bt.
Capt. J. A. Fages, H. C. Thacker, J. E. L. du Plessis.
ROYAL REGIMENT OF CANADIAN INFANTRY.
The Imperial Cypher, V. R. I., surmounted by the Im
perial Crown. Uniform, scarlet ; facings, blue.
Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding: George J. Maunsell,
D.O.C., No. 8.
Lieutenant-Colonels on the, Staff Commanding Regi
mental l>epots: Reg. Depot No. 1, London, Ont.:
Henrv Smith (D.O.C., M. D. No. 1). Reg. Depot No.
2, Toronto, Ont.: W. D. Otter (D.O.C., M.D. No. 2).
Reg. Kept. No. 3, St. John s, P.Q. : G. d O. d Orsonnens
(D.O.C., M. D. No. 6). Reg. Depot No. 4, Fredericton,
N. B. : G. J. Maunsell (D.O.C., M. D. No. 8).
Majors : 4, Bt. Lt.-Col. W. D. Gordon ; 1, Bt. Lt.-Col. B.
H. Vidal; 2, Bt. Lt.-Col. L. Buchan ; 3, Maj. D. D.
Young.
Lieutenants: \, Bt. Capt. T. D. R. Hemming: 4, Bt.
Capt. R. L. Wadmore, Adjt. and Qr. Mr.; 3, Bt. Capt.
J. C. McDougall, Adjt. and Qr. Mr.; 2, Bt. Capt. R.
Cart wright, Adjt. and Qr. Mr.; 4, Bt. Capt. E. Chinic;
1, Bt Capt. is. J. A. Denison, Adjt. and Qr. Mr. ;
3, Bt. Capt. A. O. Fages ; 3, Bt. Capt, C. F. O. Fiset;
4, Bt. Capt. A. H. Macdonell ; 1, Lt. A. E. Carpenter,
2, Lt. P. E. I hacker ; 4, Lt. D. I. V. Eaton.
Surgeon Lt. -Colonels : 3, Surg. Lt.-Col., F. W. Campbell,
D.S.G.; 2, Surg. Lt.-Col., K. W. Strange, D.S.G.; 1,
Surg. Lt.-Col., M. J. Hanavan ; 4, Surg. Lt.-Col., R.
McLearn.
CAVALRY.
Royal Canadian Dragoons (see PERMANENT FORCE above).
The Governor General s Body Guard. Dragoons.
(Toronto.) Motto: " Nulli Secundus." Uniform,
blue ; facings, white ; plume, white ; lace, silver.
Lt. -Colonel, George T. Denison. Major, Bt. Lieut. -
Col. Orlando Dunn.
Four Troops, Toronto : Captains, Bt. Major C. A. K.
Denison, Bt. Maj. J. R. Button, F. "A. Fleming, G.
T. Denison, jr. ; Paymaster, A. E. S. Thompson ;
Adjutant, Capt. W. H. Merritt ; Qr. Mr., Hon y
Major John Sloan ; Surg. Lt.-Col., F. LeM. Grassett.
Hussars (Hd. Qrs., London, Ont.). Uniform, blue ;
facings, buff. Lt.-Col., W M. Gartshore ; Major,
Troops: "A," St. Thomas, Capt. ;
"B," London, Capt. J. B. Stothers ; "C," Moore-
town, Capt. Robert G. Stewart; "D," Kingsville,
Capt. A. H. King ; Paymaster, T. S. Hobbs ;
Adjutant, Lieut. J. G. Merrison ; Qr. Mr., Hon y
Major Benj. Higgins, Jr. ; Suiy. Lt.-Col., S. A.
King, M.D.
9n rl Dragoons (Hd. Qrs., St. Catharines, Ont.). Uni-
_I1<1 form, blue; facings, white; plume, white.
Lt.-Colonel, Wm. Buchner (Welland); Major, R. W.
Gregory (St. Catharines).
Troops : " A," St. Catharines, Capt. W. P. Stulf
(Homer) ; " B," St. Ann s, Capt. and Bt. Major F. O.
Burch; "C," Burford, Capt. and Bt. Maj. T. L. Jones;
"D," Queenston, Capt. A. D. K. Servos (Niagara);
" E," Welland, Capt. W R Ferguson (Niagara Falls);
Adjutant. Capt. J. B. Baldwin (Toronto); Qr. Mr.,
Hon. Capt. James Sheppard ; Surg. Maj., G. M.
Warren.
O T , r l "The Prince of Wales Canadian Dragoons"
}I (Hd. Qrs., Peterboro Ont.). Uniform, scarlet ;
facings, yellow ; plume, black and red. Ornaments
and badges : Front plate for helmet, two maple
leaves, stems crossed, above which a beaver couchant,
surmounted by the Prince of Wales plume and
motto. The whole surrounded by a band from which
issue stellar rays, ends of band drooping. Inscrip
tion "Prince of Wales Canadian Dragoons" on
band. Pouch and sabretache ornament : the Prince
of Wales plume. Lt.-Colonel, H. C. Rogers.
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INFANTRY RANK AND FILE.
Troops: " A," Colborne, Capt. W. W. Brown ; "B," Mill-
brook, Capt David Sutton ; " C," Peterborough, Capt.
W. D. Johnstone; "D," Wellington, Capt. Hugh
McCuIloch ; Paymaster, Hon y Maj. J. O. Hagerman ;
Adjutant, Lt. R. A. Cockburn (Millbrook) ; Qr. Mr.,
Hon y Capt. Chas. Stapleton ; 6Mra. Lt. Col., Henry
Turner, M. D.
4f K Hussars (fid. Qrs., Kingston. Ont.). Uniform,
blue ; facings, buff. Lt.-Colonel, John Duff.
Troopt: "A," Kingston, Capt. and Bt. Maj. Arohd
Knight; " B," Wilton, Capt. Thomas Clyde; " 0,"
Loughborough, . " D ," Prescott,
Capt. and Bt Maj. John Raney; Pai/maxter, Hony.
Capt. M. VV Strange ; Adjutant, 2nd Lt. Alfred Bin-
nington ; Qr. Mr., Thos. Todd ; Sura. Mai., H. R.
Duff, M.D.
prf-l. Dragoons (Hd. Qrs., Cookshire, Que.). Uni
form, blue ; facings, white ; plume, white. Lt.-
Colonel, J. H. Taylor ; Major, J. F. Learned.
Troop* : "A," Cookshire, Capt. H. S. Farnsworth ; "B,"
Sherbrooke, Capt. G. L. McNicol ; "C," Stanstead,
Capt. John Clarke ; " D," Compton, Capt. A. L.
Poiuroy ; "E," Sutton, Capt. J. S Billings; I aymr.,
Hony. Capt. H. A. Taylor; Adjutant,
; Qr.-Mr., H. H. Pope; Surg. Maj., Alex.
Dewar, M.D.
ftf-V, "Duke of Connaught s Royal Canadian Hus
sars." (Hd. Qrs., Montreal, Que.). Uniform,
blue ; facings, buff. Lt.-Colonel, Colin Me Arthur.
Troops : " A, " Montreal, Capt. Frederick Whitely ;
"B, " St. Andrews, Captain and Bt. Maj. Martin
Wan) ess ; " C, " Havelock, Captain John G. Barr
(Frontier P. <).); " D," Clarenceville, Captain G. H.
Macfie ; Paymaster, Hony Captain C. A. Lockerby ;
Adjutant, 2nd Lieut. John Scriver ; Qr. Mr , D. W.
Lockerby ; Sunj. Maj., J. R. Spier, M.D.
Qf]-> "Princess Louise s New Brunswick Hussars."
Badge and Motto : A " Garter " surmounted by
the Coronet of H.R.H. the Princess Louise; within
the "Garter" the Number VIII., with the motto,
" Regi patriceque fidelis " (Hd. Qrs., Rothesay,
N. B.) Uniform, blue ; facings, buff. Lt.-Colonel,
James Domville (St. John) ; Majors, Alfd. Markham
(St. John), H. M. Campbell (Apohaqui) and F. V.
Wedderburn (Hampton).
Troops: "A," Hampton, Capt. F. B. Black; " B,"
Ossekeag, Capt. A. J. Markham; " C," Apohaqui,
Capt. U. H. Kairweather; "D," Sackville, Capt. D.
J. Fowler (Hammondvale) ; "E," Johnston, Capt.
; " F," McDougall Settlement,
Capt J. A. McDougall; " G," Springfield, Capt J.
H. McRobbie(St. John). "H," Sackville, Capt. J. W.
Domville ; Paymaster, Hon y Maj. J. J. Woodward ;
Adjutant,
Qr. Mr., C. F. Harrison; Surg. Maj.. J. E. March,
M.D.
The Queen s Own Canadian Hussars (Quebec). Uni
form, blue ; facings, buff. Major, T. S. Hetherington.
Two Troops, Quebec: Captains G. B. Lawrence and R. E.
W. Turner ; Paymaster, Hony. Maj. W. W. Martin ;
Adjutant, Capt. A. H. D. W. Breakey ; (Qr. Mr., A.
E. Clint; Surg. Maj., C. E. Elliott, M. D.
INDEPENDENT TROOPS.
The Princess Louise Dragoon Guards (Ottawa). Badge :
The joint monogram of H.R.H. the Princess Louise
and of His Excy. the Governor-General, the Marquis
of Lome, and consists of a Princess coronet and
Marquis coronet, the former above and the latter in
the centre of two inverted L s, representing Lome
and Louise. Uniform, blue ; facings, white ; plume,
white. Capt., Robert Brown.
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King s Canadian Hussars (Kentville, N. S.). Badge
and Motto : A wreath of Mayflowers supporting the
Imperial Crown. Below the Crown and overlying
the wreath, a scroll, with the motto, "Vota Vita Mea."
Under the wreath, a ribbon bearing the designation,
" King s Canadian Hussars." Uniform, blue ; facings,
white: plume, white. Major, 3. W. Ryan; Capt.,
H. S. Masters.
Manitoba Dragoons : Uniform, scarlet ; facings, white.
"A" Troop (Tirden, Man.). Capt., E. A. C. Hosmer.
"B" Troop (Portage La Prairie, Man.). Captain,
H. J. Woodside.
Winnipeg Troop of Dragoons (Winnipeg, Man.). Uni
form, blue ; facings, buff. Capt., Cornelius Knight.
CANADIAN ARTILLERY.
The Royal Arms and Supporters with a Gun. " Canada"
(above), " Q Fan et Gloria ducunt" (below the
Gun). Uniform, blue ; facings, scarlet.
{For Royal Canadian Artillery See PERMANENT FORCE
above.)
FIELD BATTERIES.
1st Brigade (Brigade Hd. Qrs., Guelph, Out.). Lt.-CoL,
Wm. Nicoll.
Battery Hd. Qrs.: llth Battery, Guelph, Capt. Alex.
Murchison. 16th Battery, Guelph, Maj. John David
son ; Capt. J. L. Simpson; Adjutant, Captain H. D.
Merewether; Surg. Maj., Jas. Lindsay, M.D.
1st " Quebec " F. B. Major, T. Lefebre dit Boulanger ;
Capt. , Edmond Laliberte; Sur. Maj. , J. M. Turcot, M. D.
2nd, "Ottawa" F. B. (Ont.). Major, W. G. Hurdman ;
Capt , Pai/mr., Hony. Maj. A. S.
Woodburn; Surg. Lt.-CoL, W. R. Bell, M.D.
3rd, "Montreal" F. B. (Que.). Major, G. R. Hooper;
Capt., Richard tostigan ; Surg. Maj., C. W. Wilson,
M.I).
4th, " Hamilton" F. B. (Ont.). Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. H. P.
Van Wagner (Stony Creek); Capt. ami Rt. Maj., J. S.
Hendrie ; Surg. Maj., A. B Osborne, M.D.
5th, "Kingston" F.B. (Ont.). Major, Wm. M. Drennan ;
Capt., J. M. Caines; Surg. Maj., David Cunningham.
6th "London" F.B. (Ont.). Major, B. S. Wood ; Capt.,
; Surg. Maj., G. H. Wilson, M.I).
7th, "Wetland Canal" F. B. (St. Catharine*, Ont.).
Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. Frank King; Capt., J. E. Arm
strong; Surg. Maj., Klisha Jessop, M.D.
8th, "Gananoque" F. B. (Ont.). Major, Bt. Lt.-Col.
William McKenzie ; Capt., S. A. McKenzie; Surg.
Maj., G. H. Bowen, M.D.
9th, "Toronto" F. B. (Ont.). Major, J. H. Mead;
Capt., Robert Myles ; Surg. Maj., J. E. Elliott, M.D.
10th, "Woodstock" F. B. (N. B.). Major. Bt. Lt.-Col.
F H. J. Dibblee; Capt., C. H. Emery; Surg. Maj..
W. N. Hand, M.D.
llth, " Guelph "nee above, at 1st Brigade Hd. Qrs.
12th, "Newcastle" F. B. (N.B.). Major,
; Capt., R. L. Maltby ; Surg. Maj.,
Robert Nicholson.
13th, "Winnipeg" F. B. (Man.). Major, Bt. Lt.-Col
L. W. P. Coutlee; Capt., Edwin Doidge ; Surg. Maj.,
R. J. Blanchard, M.D.
14th, "Durham" F. B. (Port Hope, Ont.). Major,
Bt. Lt.-Col. William McLean; rapt., C. J. Snyder ;
Surg. Maj., H. A. Turner, M.D.
15th, "Shefford" F. B. (Granby, Que.\ Major, Bt. Lt.-
Col. Theophile Amyrauld ; Capt. , Win. Kay ; Surg.
Lt.-Col., J. B. Gibson, M.D.
16th, "Guelph" see above, at 1st Brigade Hd. Qrs.
17th, "Sydney" F. B. (N.S.). Major, W. McK. McLeod ;
Capt., Walter Crowe ;Sirrg. Maj.,M. A. McDonald, M.I >.
GARRISON BATTALIONS AND COMPANIES.
1st, "Halifax" Regiment (N. S.). Lieut. -Colonel, A.
E. Curren, A.D.C. Majors, W. A. Garrison, Jas.
Maxwell. W. .T iStewart, A. G. Hesslein, F. H. Oxley.
Captain*, F. W. Parker, J. S. Diinock, Henry Flowers,
W. M. Botsford. Paymaster, Hon y Capt. E. D.
Adams. Adjutant, Maj. F. H. Oxley. Q.M., Hon y
Captain H. J. Harris. Surg. Lt -Col., T. R. Almon,
M.D. Surg. Lt., Guy C. Jones, M.D.
2nd, " Montreal " Regiment (Que.). Lt. Colonel. F. M.
Cole. Majors. John Ogilvy, R. H. Reid, W. N. King.
Captains, W. H. Featherstone, E. R. Barton. W. A.
Collins. Paymaster, Hon y Major W. C. Trotter.
Adjutant, Capt. F. K. W. Hibbard. Q. M., J. H.
Wvnne. Surg. -Majors, F. G. Finley, M.D., and J. M.
Elder, M D.
3rd, " New Brunswick " Regiment (Hd. Qr., St, John,
N. B.). Lt. Colonel, John R. Armstrong. Major, G.
W. Jones. Companies : No. 1, St. John, Capt. S. D.
Crawford ; No. 2, Carleton, Capt, J. B. M. Baxter ;
No. 3, Portland, Capt. R. H. Gordon ; No. 4, St. John,
Capt. T. E. G. Armstrong ; No. o, Fairville, Capt. F.
L. Temple. Prnintst,<r, : Adjt., Capt. W.
W. White. Qr. Mr., Hon y Maj. J. J. Gordon. Sury.
Lt.-CoL, J. W. Daniel, M.D. Surg. Capt., Joseph
Andrews, M.D.
4th, "Prince Edward Island" Regiment (Hd. Qrs., Char-
Mtetoirn, P. E. I.). Lt.-Colonel, J. A. Longworth.
Major, \f. A. C. Morson. Companies.- No. 1, Charlotte-
town, Capt. II. McL. Davison; No. -2, Charlotte! own,
Capt. F. W. L. More ; No. 8, Georgetown, Capt, (.. has.
Owen ; No. 4, Souris, Capt. Jas. Brenan ; No. 5, M<m
tao-ue, Capt. ; Paym-r., S. F. Hodgson. Adjt.,
Lt. F. P. Corvell. Qr. Mr., Hon y Maj. Edmund
Cameron. Surg. Maj., S. R Jenkins. Surg. Capt.,
G. Gillis, M.D.
5th, "British Columbia" Regiment (lid. Qrs., Victoria,
B C.). Lt.-Colonel, Hon. E. G. Prior, A.D.C. Majors,
T O Townley, F. B. Gregory, Benj. Williams, A. G.
Sargison. Captains, K. R. Munro, M. G. Blanchard.
Paymaster, . Adjutant, Capt. C. St.
A Pearse. Qr. M., A. C. Flumerfelt. Surg. Maj.,
G. H. Duncan, M. D. Surg. Lt., A. M. Robertson, M.D.
No. 1 Company, Levis (Que.). Major, J. O. Martineau ;
Capt., Laparre Marsan.
No. 2 Company, Levis (Que.). Major, G. S. Vien ; Capt.,
J. P. Bergeron.
Cobourg Company (Ont.). Capt., N. F. MacNat-htan.
Mahone Bay Company (X.S.). Capt., P. A. Ernst.
Digby Company (N.S.). Capt., Bt. Maj. John Daley.
Pictou Company (N.S.). Capt., A. J. Craig.
Yarmouth Company (N.S.). Capt., Bt.-Maj. T. R. Jolly.
Quebec Company (Que.). Major, L. A. Hudon. Capt.,
G. P. Roy.
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CAVALRY OFFICER OF DRAGOONS.
ENGINEERS.
Uniform, scarlet ; facings, blue.
Charlottetown Company (P. E. I.). Capt., Bt.-Maj.
W. A. Weeks.
Brighton Company (X.B.). Major. D. McLeod Vince,
(Loirer Brighton). Capt., J. R. Tomkins.
INFANTRY AND RIFLES.
Infantry Uniform, scarlet ; facings, blue. Rifles Uni
form, green ; facings, scarlet.
Royal Regiment of Canadian Infantry (see PERMANENT
FORCE above).
The Governor General s Foot Guards (Ottawa.). Lt.-
Colonel, W. E. Hodgins. Major, A. L. Jarvis.
Six Companies, Ottawa : Captains, S. C. D. Roper, H.
P. H. Brumell, E. E. F. Taylor, J. B. Tyrrell, H. A.
Bate, D. R. Street, Adjutant, Capt. P. B. Taylor.
Q.M., Hon y Maj. W. L. Hferon. fiurr/. Maj., A. J.
Horsey, M.D. Surg. Capt., J. A. Grant, jr., M.D.
1 of- Battalion, "Prince of Wales Regiment" (Mon-
* u treat). Motto :" Nulli Secundus." Lt. -Colonel,
T. P. Butler. Majors, J. P. Cooke, W. H. Laurie.
Six Companies, Montreal : Captainx, John Porteous,
J. A. Finlayson, Bt. Lt.-Col. John Hood. Pat/mfixfi r,
Hony. Capt. J. D. G. Lefebvre. Adjt., Capt. W. L.
Bond. Qr. Mr., Win. Simpson. Surg. Maj., T. G.
Roddick, M. D. Surg. Capt. , G. T. Ross.
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Oji/1 Battalion, "Queen s Own Rifles of Canada"
"* (Toronto). Badge and Device : A maple leaf (in
silver for officers, and bronze for non-commissioned
officers and men) on which a scroll or garter, clasped
with a buckle and bearing the legend, " Queen s Own
Rifles," and the motto, " In pace paratus," encircling
the figure 2 and surmounted by the Imperial Crown.
Cross belt ornaments : A lion s head, chain and whistle
in silver, with a centre ornament on a silver plate be
tween two wreaths of maple leaves (silver) conjoined
at the base encircling a Maltese cross of black enamel
fimbriated, between the arms of the cross four lioncels
(silver) passant-gardant charged upon the cross a
plate of black enamel inscribed with the figure 2 with
a border also of black enamel and fimbriated, inscribed
with the words "Queen s Own Rifles." Over all the
Imperial Crown in silver resting upon a supporting
tablet of the same. Lt. Colonel, R. B. Hamilton.
Major*. J. M. Delamere and H. M. Pellatt,
Ten Companies, Toronto : Captains, Bt. Maj. J. A.
Murray, Bt. Maj. J. C. McGee, Bt. Maj. W. G. Mutton,
P.I. Maj. J. B. Thompson, P. L. Mason, E. F. Gunther,
Robt. Rennie, A. G. Peuchen, T. D. D. Lhvyd. Pay
master, A. B. Lee. Adjutant, Capt. M. S. Mercer.
Qr. Mr., Hony. Maj. J. H. Heakes. Surg. Maj., Wm.
Nattrass, M.D. Surg. Lt., L. L. Palmer, M.D.
Battalion, "Victoria Rifles of Canada" (Montreal).
This Battalion is allowed to bear the words
" Eocles Hill," in recognition of the services rendered
by it at that engagement. Lt. -Colonel, G. R. Starke.
Majors, A. H. Sims, E. B. Busteed.
Six Companies, Montreal : Captainit, C. W. Meakins,
A. T. Ogilvie, Wm. Rodden, Morley Pope, J. N. S.
Leslie, E. W. Wilson. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. < . \V.
Radiger. Adjutant, Capt. G. A. S. Hamilton. (Jr.
Mr., Hony. Capt. Andrew Bell. Surg. Maj., H. S,
Birkett, M.D. Sury. Lt., W. H. Jamieson, M.D.
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Battalion, " Royal Scots of Canada" (Montreal).
Badge: A boar s head with the motto, "Ne
obliviscaris," in the Garter under it. Lt. -Colonel, 3. A.
L. Strathy, A.D.C. Majors, E. B. Ibbotson, W. M.
Blaiklock.
Six Compani"S, Montreal : Captains, G. W. Ca?neron,
G. S. Cantlie, J. S. Ibbotson, 3. Carson, T. H.
Browne, Hy Shams. Paymr., Hony. Maj. William
Foulis. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. F. L. Lydon. Qr. Mr.,
Hon y Maj. R. G. Foster. Sura. Men., Rollo Camp
bell, M.D.
Battalion, "Fusiliers" (Montreal). Badge:
Quarterly : First, or, a beaver proper on a
mount, vert. Second, gules, a lion passant, or. Third,
azure, a grenade, argent, embellished, or. Fourth,
argent, a sprig of three maple leaves proper. The
whole within a garter, azure, buckled and fimbriated,
or. Crest : An Indian warrior proper, holding a bow
in his dexter hand, and having a quiver of arrows over
the sinister shoulder. Motto: " Vestigia nulla retror-
sum." Lt-Colonel, J. II. Burland. Majors, J. D. Mac-
lennan, J. B. MacLean.
Six Companies, Montreal : Captains, V. E. Mitchell,
W. E. Findlay, A. K. Shorey, W. B. Converse, G. J.
Henderson, W. M. Andrews. Paymaster, Hony. Maj.
David Seath. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Thos Atkinson.
Qr. Mr., Hon y Maj. \V. D. McLaren. Surg. Maj., J.
H. Bell, M.D. Surg. Capt., H. D. Kemp, M.D.
7f1-, Battalion, " Fusiliers " (London). Lt.-Colonel, W.
Lli H. Lindsay. Majors, Thos. Beattie, Geo. W.
Hayes.
Six Companies, London : Captains, L. H. Dawson, John
Graham, F. J. Fitzgerald, J. A. Thomas, E. O. Graves,
P. J. Watt. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Duncan Mac-
millan. Adjutant, Capt. H. A. Kingsmill. Qr. Mr.,
J. M: Moore. Surg. Maj., W. J. Mitchell, M.IX Surg.
Lt., Jno. Piper, M.D.
Qf|- Battalion, "Royal Rifles" (Quebec). Badge and
O LH m otto : A lion s head and whistle to be connected
with three chains, all in silver, a centre ornament on a
polished silver plate between two wreaths of laurel
leaves of frosted silver, conjoined at the base, includ
ing a Maltese cross of frosted silver, between the arms
of the cross four lion eels passant, gardant; charged
upon the centre of the cross a plate of frosted silver
inscribed with VIII surrounded with a border also of
frosted silver inscribed with the words "Royal
Rifles " ; on a silver scroll charged on the base of this
centre ornament where the wreaths are joined, and
inscribed with the regimental motto, " Volens et
Valens." Overall the Imperial Crown in silver rest
ing upon a supportive tablet of the same. The pouch-
belt ornaments of sergeants to be of similar form, but
of bronze, instead of silver. Lt.-Colonel, G. R. White.
Majors, G. E. A. Jones, J. S. Dunbar
Six Companies, Quebec : Cantains, W. J. Ray, C. J.
Dunn, J. B. Pelers, G. L. Van Felson, H. J. Lamb,
W. H. Davidson. Adjutant, Capt. W. C. H. Wood.
Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt. T. H. Argue. Surg. Maj., H.
R. Ross, M.D. Sura. Lt., G. H. Parke, M.D.
Qfl-> Battalion Rifles, " Voltigeurs de Quebec." Badges
vLll an( j Motto: A St. Louis Cross, surmounted by
the Imperial Crown, having at each of its angles,
Fleurs de Lys, and in the centre the numeral 9 en
circled by the designation " Voltigeurs de Quebec" ;
on a scroll at foot, the Regimental motto, " Force a
Superbe Mercy a Foible." Cross-belt ornaments : A
lion s head, chain and whistle in silver. The centre
ornament to consist of the above-described badge in
silver. Forage Cap Badge : A bugle in silver with the
numeral 9 in its centre. Ornament for Pouch : A
bugle suspended by a knotted ribbon, with cords and
tassels. Lt.-Colonel. T. A. H. Roy. Major, Bt. Lt-Col.
Arthur Evanturel, L. F. Pinault.
Eight Companies, Quebec : Captains, P. G. Roy, A.
Garant, J. A. W. LeBel, Osc. Evanturel, L. F. L. Stein,
Edmond Trudel, Luc Routier. Paymaster, Hon y
Maj. N. Z. LeVasseur. Adjutant, Capt. J. P. G.
Ouellet. Qr. Mr., Hony. Maj. Aim6 Talbot. Surg.
Mai., Arthur Watters, M.D. Sury. Capt., Z. S.
Giasson, M.D.
1 Oth Battanon "RoyM Grenadiers." Authority has
been given this Battalion to wear upon it*
colours the word " Batoche," in recognition of the
Corps having been in that engagement during the
North-west campaign of 18s5. (Toronto.) Badge:
In centre on shield, figure 1O with crown on top,
behind both and showing above crown and 1O;
a sheaf of spears ; on dexter side Thistle and Sham
rock ; on sinister side Roses, and in base Maple
Leaves. The shield surrounded with Garter bearing
the motto. " Ready, Aye Ready," which is surrounded
by a wreath of laurel leaves, behind which and extend
ing outside wreath a military star. The whole
surmounted by a Royal Crown. Lt.-Color,el, James
Mason. Majors, J. D. Hay, John Bruce.
Ten Companies, Toronto :" Captains, F. A. Caston,.
R. G. Trotter, A. B. Cameron, W. T. Tassie, Win.
Lehmann, G. A. Stimson, A. J. Boyd, A. E. Gooder-
hani, H. A. Willis. Adjt., Capt. J. D. Mackay. Qr.
Mr., R. O. Montgomery. Surg. Maj.,
Surg. Maj., E. E. King, M.D. Hon y Chaplain, Rev.
A. H. Baldwin.
lltll Battal on of Infantry, "Argenteuil Rangers :
L j. til ( jj a Q TS St Andrews, Qua.). Badge : A Mili
tary star, in the centre the numeral 11, encircled b\
the additional designation of the Battalion. The
whole encircled by a wreath of Maple Leaves sur
mounted by the Imperial Crown, with the motto " No
Surrender " on a scroll underneath. Lt.-Colonel, J. B.
Gushing (Gushing, (jue.). Majors, Wm. Hoy (Carillon)-
and G. B. Martin (Gushing).
Companies : No. 1, St. Andrews, Capt. Thos. Weight-
man ; No. 2, West Gore, Capt. William Good (Shrews
bury); No. 3, Morin Flats, Capt. A. Watchorn; No. 4,
Laehute, Capt. G. D. Walker ; No. Ji, East Gore, Capt.
John Rogers ; No. 6, Mille Isles, Capt. John Pollock :
No. 7, Carillon, Capt. A. E. Hodgson ; No. 8, Chat
ham, Capt. John Earle. Paymaster, Hony. Major-
Thomas Lamb. Adjutant, Capt. William Williamson.
Qr. Mr., Win. Pollock. Surg. Lt.-Col., W. H. May-
rand, M.D. Surg. Lt., G. F. Shaw, M.D.
Battalion of Infantry, "York Rangers" (Hd.
Qrs. Aurora, Ont.). Motto: "Celeret Audax.
12th
Lt.-Col<mel, James Wayling (Sharon). Majors, T. H.
Lloyd (Newmarket) and J. T. Thompson (Toronto).
Companies: No. 1, Riverside, Capt. George Vennell ;.
No. 2, Aurora, Capt. A. tr. Nicol ; No. 3, Seator* Vil
lage, Capt. J. K. Leslie (Toronto) ; No. 4, Newmarket,
Capt. J. A. W. Allan ; No. 5, Richmond Hill. Capt.
Alf. Curran ; No. 6, Parkdale, Capt. F. W. Brown ;
No. 7, Sutton West, Capt. Frederick Wm. Unitt ; No.
8, Yorkville, Capt. J. E. Verral. Paymaster, Hony.
Maj. J. R. Stevenson (Sutton). A djiitant, Capt.
James Wayling (Sharon). Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt.
Alex. Gillies. Surg. Maj., R. M. Hillary, M.D.
Battalion of Infantry (Hamilton, Ont.) Hon y
Lt.-Colonel, Hon. John M. Gibson, A.D.C. Lt.-
Colonel, A. H. Moore. Majors, Henry McLaren, John
Stoneman.
Eight Companies, Hamilton : Captains, Bt. Maj. E. G.
Zealand, Bt. Maj. E. E. W. Moore, S. C. Mewburn,
F. B. Ross, W. O. Tidswell, W. W. Osborne, R. H.
Labatt, J. H. Herring. Paymaster, Hon y Maj.
Charles Armstrong. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. J. J. Stuart.
Qr. Mr., Hon y Maj. J. J. Mason. Surg. Maj., H S.
Griffin, M.D. Surg. Capt., G. S. Renriie, M.D.
14-th Battalion > "The Princess of Wales Own Rifles "
J tl.ll (Kingston, Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, Henry R. Smith,
A.D.C. Major, J. S. Skinner.
Six Companies, Kingston : Captains, Wilfred Hora,
R. E. Kent, F. L. Cartwright, C. M. Strange. Pay
master, Hon y Capt. A. J. Sinclair. Adjutant, Bt.
Maj. James Galloway, jun. Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt. W.
J. A. White. Surg. Maj.,R. W. Garrett, M.D. Surg.
Lt., John Herald, M.D.
Battalion, "Argyle Light Infantry" (Belleville,
Ont.). Device and Motto : The Garter, sur-
15th
mounted by a crown, and inscribed thereon, " Argyle
Light Infantry." Within the Garter the numeral XV
surmounted by a boar s head. The Garter surmounted
by a wreath of Maple Leaves supported by the colours.
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of the Battalion, and, underneath, the motto, " Nulli
Secundus." Lt.-Colonel, W. N. Ponton. Major, J.
E. Halliwell.
Sia; Companies, Belleville : Captains, W. W. Pope, J. E.
Walmsley, Stewart Muir, S. W. Vermilyea, W. J.
Osborne, R. A. McGuinness. Paymaster, Hon y Maj.
J. L. Biggar. Adjutant, . (,>/. Mr.,
Hon y Capt. Edward Donald. Surg. Maj., J. E.
Eakins, M.D. Chaplain, Rev. M. W. Maclean.
St. Catharines, Capt. J. S. Campbell ; No. 3, St. Cathar
ines, Capt. Frederick H. Fitzgerald ; No. 4, Beams-
ville, Capt. W. A. Vosburgh ; No. 5, St. Catharines,
Capt. F. W. Wilson ; No. ti, Virgil, Capt. T. E. His-
cott. Paymaster, Hony. Capt. T. C. Dawson. Adjt.,
Capt. Geo. Thairs. Qr. Mr., Hony. Capt. J. T. Groves.
Surg. Maj., W. H. Merritt, M.D.
1 ftf li
J.UL1J
Edward". Battalion of Infantry (Hd.
Q rg-) pi etoilt Qnt.). Lt.-Colonel, Alex. Mc
Donnell. Majors, F. J. Horrigan, Angus Lighthall.
Companies : No. 1, Picton, Capt. F. W. Adams ; No.
2, Milford, Capt. R. G. Ostrander ; No. 3, Consecon,
Capt. A. S. McCornock ; No. 4, Picton, Captain C. H.
Ferguson ; No. 5, Rossmore, Captain A. W. Weese ;
No. 6, Rednersville, . Pay
master, . Adjutant,
Qr. Mr., Hon y Maj. Donald Ross. Surg. Maj.,
Edward Kidd, M.D.
" Levis " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrg., Livit,
Q ue ,j_ IJ. -Colonel, L. G. Desjardins. Majors,
Bt. Lt.-Col. Auguste Fournier (3t. Raphael), A. E.
Dealers.
Companies: No. 1, Point Levis, Capt. and Bt. Maj. R. G.
Bourget ; No. 2, Levis, Capt. and Bt. Maj. Alt. Lefran-
cois ; No. 3, Levis, Cap. P. Begin ; No. 4, New Liver
pool, Capt. and Bt. Maj. I. E. Demers ; No. 5, St.
Henri, Capt. J. A. Guenet (Montreal) ; No. (i, St.
Lambert, Capt. A. Gagne ; No. 7, St. Raphael, Capt.
Joseph Bolduc; No. 8, Ste. Claire, Capt. Francois
Morin. Paymaster. Hon y Capt. C. G. Beaulieu.
Adjutant, J. A. Morin. Qr. Mr., Ulric Valiquette.
Surg. Maj., J. A. P. Lord.
1 Qf-l-. " Lincoln" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., St.
J. Otu Catharines, Ont.). Lt.-Uolonel, G. C. Carlisle.
Majorx, James Hiscott (V iryil), W. H. Day.
Companies : No, 1, Niagara, Capt. H. G. Ball ; No. 2,
9Otll " Halton " Battalion, " Lome Rifles " (Hd. Qrs.,
W l Milton, Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, Wm. Kerns(Burling-
ton). Majors, W.P. Appelbe (Stewartown,Halton)&nA
G. S Goodwillie (Georgetown).
Companies : No. 1, Oakville, Capt. J. E. Cullingworth
(Trafalgar); No. 2, Stewartown, Capt. A. L. Noble,
(Norval) ; No. 3, Georgetown, Capt. W. P. Moore ;
No. 4, Campbellville, Capt. Matthew Beattie ; No. 5,
Burlington,. Capt, A. Galloway (Burlington) ; No. 6,
Acton, ; No. 7, Milton, Capt.
and Bt. Major, Wm. Panton. Pai/master, J. R. Barber.
Adjutant, Bt. Major T. W. Fox. Qr. Mr., Lachlan
Grant. Sur i. Majors, Clarkson Freeman, M.D., and
Milton McCrimmon, M.D.
91 of Battalion, "Essex Fusiliers," (Hd. Qrg. Wind-
-J.O . g r t Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, J. H. Beattie. Major,
James C. Guillot.
Companies: No. 1, Windsor, Capt. George Cheyne ; No.
2, Leamington, Capt. J. E. Johnson ; No. 3, Essex
Centre, Capt. W. H. Russell ; No. 4, Walkerville,
Capt. S. C. Robinson ; No. 5, Windsor, Capt. W.
W. Dewson. Paymaster, Honv. Maj., F. X. Meloche.
Adjutant, Capt. S. T. Reeves Qr. Mr., E. S. Wigle.
Surg. Maj., H. R. Casgrain, M.D.
99 nH Battalion " Oxford Rifles" (Hd. Qrg., Wood-
^^ ll xtiH-k, Ont.). Badge and Motto: A Maltese
cross having at each of its angles a British Lion, and
in the centre the numerals 22 encircled by the desig
nation, "The Oxford Rifles." The whole encircled by
a wreath of Maple Leaves surmounted by the Imperial
Crown, with the motto, " Pro aris et focis," on the
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wreath at base of badge. Lt.-Colonel, James Munro
(Embro). Majors, J. C. Hegler (Ingersoll), F. W.
Macqueen ( Woodstock).
Companies : No. 1, Woodstock, Capt. E. L. Morton ;
No 2 Embro, Capt. J. G. Ross ; No. 3, Princeton,
Capt A. D. Muir ; No. 4, Ingersoll, Lieut. J. Vance ;
No 5, Norwich, Capt. George Bleakley ; No. 6,
Strathallan, Capt. Wm. Andison ; No. 7, Wood
stock, Captain H. V. Knight; No. 8, Thamesford,
Capt. Daniel Quinn (East Nissouri). Paymaster,
Hon v Maj. James Sutherland. Adjutant, Bt, Maj.
W H Davis. Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt. A. S. Ball ; Surg.
Maj. , John McWilliam, M.D. Surg. Capt., A. T. Rice,
M.D.
00 A "Beauce" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
ZoFQ Lambton, Que.). Lt.-Colonel, J. Geo. Bignell.
Major, Thos. J. de M. Taschereau.
Companies: No. 1, St. Vital de Lambton Capt Ed -
mond Fortier ; No. 2, Aylmer, Capt. and Bt. -Major
Damase Paradis ; No. 3, St. Vital de Lambton, Capt.
and Bt Maj. Louis Paradis ; No. 4. Ste. Mane, Oapt.
George Morissette. Paymaster, G. L. Taschereau
(Ste. Marie, Beauce). Adjutant,
Qr Mr., L. J. A. Rosa. Surg. Maj., J. A. Samson,
M.D.
" El<nn " Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrx., St.
Thomas, Ont.). Badge and Motto : The Seal of
the County of Elgin, within a Garter bearing the
words "Elgin Infantry," and the numerals XX\,
surrounded by a Maple wreath, having at top a beaver.
Below the wreath, a scroll with the motto, " Offlcium
Primum " In rear of all and extending beyond the
wreath, an eight pointed star, surmounted by the Im
perial Crown. For front plate of helmet, the above-
described badge will be of gilt metal, except that the
Seal of County, the beaver and the scroll bearing the
motto, will be of silver. Lt.-Colonel, John Stacey.
Four J Companies, St. Thomas : Captains, A. F. McLach-
lin F T. Stacey, W. J. Green, W. N. Andrews. Pay
master, J. J. Teetzel. Adjutant,
Qr Mr Archd. Bingham. Surg. Maj., Robert
Kains M.D. Surg. Lt., A. A. McCrimmon.
26th
29th
"Waterloo" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
Berlin, Out.). Lt.-Colonel, J. L. Cowan (Gait).
Majors, W. H. Cooper, George Acheson.
Companies: No. 1, Berlin, Capt. H. J. Bowman ;
No. 2, Gait, Capt. W. M. Kerr ; No. 3, New Hamburg,
Capt. F. H. McCallum; No. 4, Gait, Capt. Wm. Picker
ing ; No. 5, Hespeler, Capt. J. H. Ellis ; No. 6,
Berlin, Capt. H. Martin. Paymaster, Hon y Major
Adam Cranston. Adjutant, Q.M.,
James Jardine. Surg. Maj., R. J. Lockhart, M.D.
" Middlesex" Battalion of Light Infantry (Hd.
Qrs London, Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, John Irwin
(Strathroy). Major, Robert McEwen (Byron).
Companies : No. 1, Delaware, Capt. H C. Garnett ;
No 2 Delaware Station, Capt. G. W. Marsh ; No. 3,
Glencoe, Capt. D. E. M. Stuart ; No. 4, Dreaney s
Corners, Capt. T. E. Robson ; No 5, Lucan Capt.
J B. Milliken; No. 6, Park Hill, Capt. \V J.
McRoberts; No. 7, Strathroy, Captain T B. Welch ;
No. 8, Ilderton, Captain Bart. Robson. Paymaster,
Hon v Mai. John Stevenson. Adjutant,
Qr Mr., J. H. Mclntosh. Surg. Maj., W. F. Roome,
M.D.
O^V. "Lambton" Battalion of Infantry, " St. Clair
Z7tll Borderers" (Hd. Qr*., Sarnia, Ont .). Motto:
" Semper paratus et fldelis." Lt.-Colonel, C. b. Ellis.
Major, J. F. Kenward (Watford).
Companies: No. 1. Petrolea, Capt H, J Dawson ;
No 51 Forest, Capt. W. M. Bryant ; No. 3, Widder,
Capt, W. H. Douthwaite ; No. 4, Warwick Capt
No. 5, Point Edward, Capt. J. F.
O Neil ; No. 6, Watford, Capt. ; No. 7,
Sarnia, Capt. Robert Mackenzie. r Pa >" as % r < K}
Mai S. A. Macvicar. Adjutant, Capt. F W. Kitter-
master. Qr. Mr., T. F. Towers. Surg. Map., Robert
(iibson, M.D. Surg. Capt., A. N. Hayes, M.D.
004.1^ "Perth" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs. Strat-
2ytn for ,i out.). Lt.-Colonel, -R.S. McKmght. Majors,
H A. L. White (St. Mary ") and W. C. Moscrip.
Companies: No. 1, Stratford, Capt. G Alexander; No.
2, Stratford, Capt. and Bt. Maj.G. T. Cooke ; No 3 St.
Marv s.Capt. David W. Jameson; No 4 St. Marys.
Capt. Jas. Hamilton ; No. 5, Stratford, Capt. H. \V.
COPUS- No. 6, Stratford, Capt, Williamson Guy. Pay-
master, Hon y Maj. W^Lawrence. Adjutant,
Surg. Maj., W. T. Parke, M.D.
Wellington" Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs.,
G ue iph, Out.). Lt.-Col. W. W. White (Arthur).
Majors, John Mutrie (Ouxtic), D. M. Allan (Nichol).
Companies: No. 1, Harriston, Capt. Robert Holtom ;
No. 2, Guelph. Capt. D. L. Schultz ; No. 3, Fergus,
Capt. J. J. Craig ; No. 4, Elora, Capt. Alex. Moir
(Nichol) ; No. 5, Mount Forest, Capt. J. H. Coyne ;
No. 6, Eramosa, Capt. Arch. Johnson ; No. 7, Erin,
Capt. T. E. Carbery; No. 8, Palmerston, Capt., Bt. Maj.
Wm. Jamieson ; No. 9, Guelph, Capt. L. C. Wideman ;
No. 10, Arthur, Capt. . Paymaster,
Hon y Maj. Edmund Harvey. Adjutant,
Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt. W. M. Mann. Surg. Maj., W.
H. Johnson, M.D. Surg. Capt., J. G. Mennie, M.D.
31st
"Grey" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Owen
Sound, Ont.). Lt.-Col., J. P. Telford (Leith).
Majors, J. Rorke (Clarksburg), A. G. Campbell (Col-
lingwood).
Companies: No. 1, Owen Sound, Capt. A. J. Spencer;
No. 2, Meaford, Capt. H. R. Cleland ; No. 3, Owen
Sound, Capt. Robt. McKniarht ; No. 4, Durham, Capt.
Saml. Jas. McGirr ; No. 5, Chatsworth, Capt. John Mc
Donald ; No. 6, Flesherton, Capt, C. J. Sproule ; No.
7 Clarksburg, Capt. Edward Rorke (Thornbury);
No. 8, Owen Sound, Capt. C. K. Grigg. Paymaster,
Wm. Masson. Adjutant, Qr.
Mr., J. D. Mclntosh. Surg. Lt.-Col., C. R. Maclean,
M.D. Surg. Capt., Edmund Oldham, M.D.
Bruce" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
Walkerton, Ont.). Badge: Front plate for
helmet, gilt dull maple leaf, raised garter with
" Bruce Infantry " in burnished gilt Roman letters.
Burnished gilt numerals "32" in "centre. On scroll
below, the motto " Amor Patrirtj." Lt.-Colonel, J. H.
Scott (Kincardine). Majors, Adam Weir (Walker-
ton), Ainsley Megraw.
Companies : No. 1, Port Elgin, Capt, W. C. Forrester ;
No. 2, Kincardine, Capt. Hugh Clarke ; No. 3,
Lucknow, Capt. ; No. 4, Paisley, Capt.
John Nelson ; No. 5, Walkerton, Capt. John Hen
derson ; No. 6, Tara, Capt. W. J. Douglass ; No. 7,
Wiarton, Capt. R. L. Graham ; No. 8. Teeswater,
Capt. V. R. Waldo. Pay muster, Hon y Maj. A. B.
Klein. Adjutant, Capt. W. J. Holden (Southampton).
Q M , William M. Shaw. Surg. Ma/., De W. H. Martin,
M.D. Surg. Lt., P. J. Scott, M.D.
Huron" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
. aoderich Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, John G. Wilson
(Seaforth). Majm-s, J. A. S. Varcoe (Carlow), J. A.
Wilson (Seaforth).
Companies : No. 1, Goderich, Capt. Dudley Holmes ,
No. 2, Wingham, Capt. C. E. Williams; No. 3, Seaforth;
Capt Alex Wilson; No. 4, Clinton, Capt. H. B. Combe;
No 5, Brussels, Capt. R. S. Hays ; No. 6, Exeter,
Capt. H. T. Ranee ; No. 7, Porter s Hill, Capt.
J W. Shaw (Goderich Township); No. 8, Gome,
Capt. J. Kaines ; No. 9, Dungannon, Capt. Wm.
Young. Pay Caster, Hon y Maj. Fras. Jordan. Adju
tant, Capt. C. J. A. Cunningham-Dunlop. Q. M.,
Hon v Maj. Joseph Beck. Snrg. Lt.-Cnl., W. J. R.
Holmes, M.D. Surg. Capt., J. R. Shannon.
"Ontario" Battalion of Infantry (lid. Qrs.,
Whitby, Ont.). Badge and Motto : Maltese
Cross surmounted with the motto "Fidelis et Paratus."
The regimental number in Roman numerals in the
centre. The whole encircled with a wreath of Maple
Leaves and surmounted with a Royal Crown. Lt.-
Colonel, N. F. Paterson (Port Pc.rry). Majors, J. E.
Farewell, J. A. McGillivray (Uxbndge).
Companies: No. 1, Whitby, Capt, A. G. Henderson ; No.
2 Greenwood, Capt. T. A. McGillivray ; No. 3, Oshawa,
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Capt. J. F. Grierson ; No. 4, Beaverton, Capt. C. A.
Paterson ; No. 5, Uxbridge, Capt. S. S. Sharpe ; No.
6, Brooklin, Capt. William Smith ; No. 7, Cannington,
Capt. C. F. Bick. Paymaster, Hon y Capt. Horace
Bascom. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. James Rutledge. Qr.
Mr., Robert Dillon. Surg. Lt.-Col., Francis Kae, M.D.
Sury. Maj., D. P. Bogart, M.D.
35th
Battalion of Infantry, "Simcoe Foresters" (Hd.
Qrs., Barrie, Ont.). Motto : " Spectemur
Agendo." Lt.-Colone!, W. E. O Brien (Shanty Bay).
Majors, James Ward (Barrie), R. G. Campbell (Col-
lingwood).
Companies: No. 1, Barrie, Capt. A. H. O Brien (Shanty
Bay); No. 2, Collingwood, Capt. George W. Bruce; No.
3, Coldwater, Capt. John Gray; No. 4, Vespra,
Capt. Fredk. Sneath ; No. 5, Barrie, Capt. J. B. Mc-
Phee ; No. 6, Huntsville, Capt., Bt. Maj. Christopher
Peacock ; No. 7, Orillia, Capt. T. H. Drinkwater ; No.
8, Midland, Capt. B. H. Ardagh. Paymaster, Hon y
Maj. Joseph Rogers. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Jos. F. Smith.
Q.M., J. F. Deane. Sun]. Maj., J. L. G. McCarthy,
M.D. Sury. Capt., Richard Raikes.
"Peel" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Bramp-
ton> Out.). Motto: "Pro aris et focis." Lt.-
Colonel, Richard Tyrwhitt (Bradford). Majors, G. T.
Evans (Toronto), J. A. Duff (Cookstown).
Companies: No. 1, Brampton, Capt. J. S. Brown; No. 2,
Port Credit, Capt. R. C. Windeyer ; No. 3, Cookstown,
Capt. John Knifton ; No. 4, Albion,
; No. 5, Bond Head, Capt. A. L. Arm
strong; No. 6, Alliston, Capt. H. Graham (Went
Essa) ; No. 7, Shelburne, Capt. O. Heron ; No. 8,
Orangeville, Capt. W. Wallace. Paymaster, Hon y
Major Christopher Cooke (Cookstoivn). Adjutant,
. Q.M., Hon y Capt. E. J. Carter.
Surg. Maj., James Henry, M.D. Surg. Lt., W. DeW.
C. Law, M.D.
074-]-, "Haldimand" Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs.,
Ot III York, Ont.). Lt. -Colonel, Robert H. Davis.
Major, R. L. Nelles.
Companies : No. 1, York, Capt. Andw. Williamson ; No.
2, Cayuga, Capt. A. T. Thompson ; No. 3, Caledonia,
Capt. Joseph Clench ; No. 4, Hagarsville, Capt. B. A.
Griffith ; No. 5, Jarvis, Capt. Win. C. Vanloon ; No.
6, Dunnville, Capt. A. E. Rastrick ; No. 7, Caledonia,
Capt. S. N. Davis. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. John H.
Rogers. Adjutant, Lieut. W. M. Weir. Q.M., Hon y
Capt. J. A. Gill. Sury. Lt.-Col., Jacob Baxter, M.D.
Surg. Capt., David Thompson, M.D.
Battalion, " Dufferin Rifles of Canada " (Brant-
f or d, Ont.). Badge, &c.: the Earl of Dutferin s
crest (comprising a cap of maintenance surmounted
by a crescent) underneath which are the numerals 38,
the whole encircled by a scroll or garter clasped with
a buckle and bearing the legend " Dufferin Rifles,"
and his Lordship s motto, " Per vias rectas," the
whole surmounted by the Imperial Crown. The badge
shall be silver for officers and bronze for non-commis
sioned officers and men. Cross-belt ornaments : A
lion s head, chain and whistle in silver with a centre
ornament on a polished silver plate between two
wreaths of Maple J^eaves of frosted silver conjoined at
the base, encircling a .Maltese cross of frosted silver,
flmbriated with polished silver between the arms of
the cross four lioncelspoMOnt-tfardant charged upon
the cross a plate of frosted silver inscribed with the
numerals 38, surrounded with a border also of frosted
silver, inscribed with the words " Dufferin Rifles."
Over all the Imperial Crown in silver resting upon a
supporting tablet of the same. A centre ornament of
silver on pouch at back of belt consisting of the
numerals 38, surrounded by a bugle, the whole sur
mounted by the Imperial Crown. Lt.-i olonel, David
Spence. Majors, W. A. Wilkes, H. F. Leonard.
Six Companies, Brantford: Captains, .J. W. Fuller, E. D.
Cameron. M. F. Muir, E. C. Ashton, F. A. Howard, 1).
S. Gibson. Paymaster, Hon y Capt. J. S. Hamilton.
Adjutant, Capt, C. M. Nelles. Q.M., Hon y Capt. J.
E. H. Stratford. Sun/. Mai., W. T. Harris, M. D.
Surg. Capt., Herbert A Mine-bin, M.D.
39th
" Norfolk" Battalion of Rifles (Hd.Qrg., Simcoe,
Ont.). Badge : A Maltese cross surmounted by
the Imperial crown, at each angle of the cross a
British Lion. In the centre of the cross the numeral
39 encircled by the designation, " Norfolk Kifles,
Canada." Badge for cross-belt : A Maltese cross as
above described, encircled by a wreath of Maple
Leaves" surmounted by the Imperial Crown. Badges
to be silver for officers, bronze for non-commissioned
officers and men. Lt. -Colonel, H. L. Coombs. Majors,
I. E. York (Waterford), T. R. Atkinson.
Companies : No. 1, Simcoe, Capt. Geo. A. Curtis ; No. 2,
Hartford, Capt. Win. Renton ; No. 3, Port Rowan,
Capt. Geo. Price (St. Williams) ; No. 4, Kingslake,
Capt. C. B. Matthews ; No. 5, Waterford, Capt. W.
K. Langs ; No. 6, Simcoe, Capt. F. D. Coombs ; No. 7,
Walsingham Centre, Capt. William Martin ; No. 8,
Fredericksburg, Capt. Thomas Brearly. Paymaster,
J. M. Tweedale. Adjutant,
Qr. Mr. , G. H. Luscombe. Sura. Lt. , J. C. Grasette.
40th
Xorthumberland " Battalion of Infantry (Hd.
Qrs., Cobourg, Ont.). Motto: "Excelsior."
Lt.-Col., R. Z. Rogers (Grafton). Majors, G. L. Dun
can (Monianxton), John McCaughey.
Companies: No. 1, Cobourg, Capt. Edwin Campbell ; No.
2, Cobourg, Capt. W. H. Floyd ; No. 3, Campbell-
ford, Capt. R. H. Bonnycastle; No. 4, Brighton, Capt.
W. C. Butler ; No. 6, Grafton, Capt. R. P. Rogers ;
No. 7, Colborne, Capt. F. C. B. Greer ; No. 8, Castle-
ton, Capt. R. E. Birdsall ; No. 9, Hastings, Capt. H.
W. Fowlds. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. A. J. Van Ingen.
Adjutant, Capt, W. J. Hamilton. Qr. Mr., Hony.
Maj. H. J. Snelgrove. Surg. Majors, W. A. Willough-
by, M.D., and Const. O Gorman, M.D.
Brock ville" Battalion of Rifles(Hd. Qrs., Brock-
ville, Ont.). Badge and Motto : A Maltese cross
surmounted by a Crown. In the centre the numeral
41, crossed rifles above, a beaver below. Under the
beaver the motto, " Semper Paratus." The whole sur
rounded by a wreath of Maple Leaves, outside of
which are the words, " Brockville Battalion of Rifles."
Lt. -Colonel, W. H. Cole. Majors, D. E. Jackson (Gan-
anoque),J3r. M. Cole.
Companies : No. 1. Brockville, Capt. Win. Cook ; No. 2,
Gananoque, Capt. F. M. Turner ; No. 3, Delta, Capt.
M. L. Day ; No. 4, Brockville, Capt. G. L. Starr ;
No. 5, Carleton Place, Capt. and Bt. Maj. Jos. McKay ;
No. ti, Goulburn, Capt. Wm. Garvin. Paymaster,
Hon y. Capt. Wm. J. Wright. Adit.,
Qr. Mr., Hon y Maj. J. E. Kincaid. Surf). Lt.-Col.,
V. H. Moore, M.D. Sun/. Capt., R. H. Preston, M.D.
zL*7nrl "Brockville" Battalion of Infantry (lid. Qrs.,
tlJU Perth. Ont.}. Lt.-Cohncl, Arthur J. Mathe-
son. Majors, T. W. Sparham (Brockville) and Geo-
ghegan Hollinsworth (I nnbroke).
Companies: No. 1, Almonte, Capt. George Williams ;
No. 2, Brockville, Capt. A. B. McCle.an ; No. 3, Perth,
Capt. W. M. Kellock ; No. 4, Lansdowne, Capt.
W. N. Bowen ; No. 5, Renfrew, Capt. James Craig ;
No. 6, Pembroke, Capt. Lennox Irving. Adjutant, Lt.
W.T. Wodden. Qr. Mr., J. S. Tullis. Surg. Mai.,
D. P. Lynch, M.D. Surg. Capt, R. N. Horton, M.D.
Ottawa and Carleton" Battalion of Rifles
(Hd. Qrs., City of Ottawa). Ornaments
and Devices: Cross-belt, a lion s head, chain and
whistle. The centre ornament to consist of a Maltese
cross having in each of its angles a lion, in centre the
regimental motto, "Advance," in a double circle
round the numeral 43, the whole encircled by a
wreath of Maple Leaves surmounted by a Royal
Crown, with the words "Ottawa and Carleton Kifles"
on a scroll at foot. Badge for Forage Cap : The Maltese
cross forming the centre ornament of the cross-belt.
Ornament for Pouch : A bugle suspended by a knotted
ribbon with cord and tassels. The ornaments with
devices in silver for officers, bronze for non-commis
sioned officers and men. Lt.-Colonel, Joshua Wright
(Hull, Que.). Majors, A. P. Sherwood, B. H. Bell.
Six Companies, Ottawa: Ca/>t<iinx. W. M. McKay,
R. A. Helmer, Alex. McLean, F. K. Stuart, Henry
Walters. I viiuuister, Hon y ( apt. K. I). Sutherland.
Adjutant, Capt. S. Haynard Rogers. Qr. Mr., W. A.
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Jamieson. Surg. Lt.-CoL, R. H. W. Powell, M.D.
Surg. Maj., W. F. Scott, M.D.
"Welland" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
tfiajara Falls, Ont.). Motto: " Mors aut Vic
toria." Lt.-Colonel, James Worm (Ridgeu ay). Major,
L. C. Raymond (Welland).
Companies: No. 1, Niagara Falls, Capt. J.A.Vandersluys;
No. 3, Chippewa, Capt. J. A. Greenwood; No. 4, Fort
Erie Capt and Bt. Major E. A. Cruikshank ; No. 5,
Welland, Capt. J. E. Cohoe ; No. 6, Niagara Falls,
Capt. G. A. McMicking ; No. 7, Stevensville, Capt.
Jno. Edgeworth ; No. 8, Welland Port, Capt. and
Bt -Maj. John Barwell Paymeutrr, Hon y Maj. H.
Bender. Adjt. Capt. F. W. Hill {Niagara Falls). Qr.
Mr., Hon y Major Joseph Clark. Surg. Majors, J W
Oliver, M.D., and S. H. Glasgow, Ml).
"West Durham" Battalion of Infantry (Hd.
Q,. A ._ ? Boivmanwlle, Ont). Lt.-Colonel, John
Hughes (Newtonville). Major, Samuel Hughes (Lind-
Companiei : No. 1, Bowmanville, Capt. and Bt. Maj.
P. J. Rowe (Darlington) ; No. 2, Fenelon Falls, Capt.
W. D. Hunter (Lindsay); No. 3, Burtonville, Capt.
and Bt Maj. W. J. Brown (Burton); No. 4, Lind
say Capt J. W. Wallace ; No. 5, Omemee, Capt. and
Bt Maj J. Evans ; No. 6, Lindsay, Capt. W. Holtorf.
Paymaster, Hon y Capt. W. S. Russell. Adjutant,
Capt. Robert Sylvester. Qr. Mr., Eustace Hopkins.
Surg. Maj., J. W. McLaughlin, M.D. Surg. Lieut.,
D. W. Shier.
A Af >> " East Durham " Battalion of Infantryfffci.Qrs.
<OLI1 p ort Hope, Ont.). Motto: "Semper Paratus."
Lt.-Colonel, F. A. Benson. Majors, R. Dingwall, H.
A. Ward.
Companies: No. 2, Port Hope, Capt. Robert Deyell ;
No. 3, Port Hope, Capt. W. J. Robertson ; No. 4, Mill-
brook, Capt. C. H. Winslow ; No. 5, Springville, Capt.
T. J. Johnston ; No. 6, Bethany, Lieut. J. H. Staples ;
No. 7, Janetville, Capt. J. W. Gray (Baillieboro). Pay
master Hon y Maj. Richard Howden. Adjutant,
Capt. J. A. V. Preston (Millbrook). Qr. Mr., Hony.
Capt. J. P. Clemes. Surg. Maj., Jas. Might, M.D.
"Frontenac" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
- - - Kingston, Ont.). Lt. -Colonel, George H. Hunter
(Kepler, Co. Frontenac). Majors, Chas. N. Spooner
(jKlginburg) and Robert Cox.
Companies: No. 1, Inverary, Capt. Fredk. Ferguson;
No. 2, Sydenham, Capt. Stephen Knight ; No. 3, Mos
cow, Capt. J. A. Amey ; No. 4, Napanee, Capt. Alex.
Sharpe ; No. 5, Harrowsmith, Capt. J. A. Hunter ;
No 6, Enterprise, Capt. A. D. Cartwright. No. 7,
Odessa, Capt. and Bt. Maj. J. E. Mabee. Par/matter,
Adjutant, Capt. O. E. Hewton.
Qr Mr., Capt. James Byrne. Surg. Maj., M. I. Bee-
man, M.D. Surg. Lt., C. L. Curtis, M.D.
Battalion, "Highlanders" (Toronto, Ont.). Lt-
Colonel, J. I. Davidson. Majors, W. C. Mac-
donald, A. M. Cosby.
Eight Companies, Toronto : Captains, D. M. Robertson,
Bt Maj. Wilbur Henderson, Wm. Hendne, J. A.
Currie, J. F. Michie, W. H. Orchard, J. F. Ramsay,
H C MftcLean. Pa-innnxter, Hon y Capt. D. Mac-
Gillivray Adjutant , Capt. Duncan Donald. Qr.
Mr., James Adams. Surg. Maj., W. T. Stuart, M.D.
Surg. Lt., A. A. Dame, M.D.
Hastings" Battalion of Rifles (Hd. Qrs., Stir-
ung^ Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, Jas. Brown (Belle
ville) Major, Bt. Lt.-Col. P. H. Harnbly (Belleville).
Companies: No. 1, Belleville, Capt. and Bt. Maj. Edward
Harrison ; No. 2, Stirling, Capt. J. C. Wilson (Raw-
don)- No. 3, Sidney, Capt. J. Graham ; No. 4, Madoo,
Capt. J. R. Orr ; No. 5, Tyendenaga, Capt. and Bt.
Maj. H. J. Lennox ; No. (5, Trenton,
Paymaster, R. Grass. Adjutant, Capt. A. H. Smith.
Qr Mr., Hon y Capt. W. S.. Volume. Swrg.Lt.-CoL,
Robt. Tracy, M.D. Surg. Maj., 3. J. Farley, M.D.
Battalion of Infantry, " Huntingdon Borderers,"
([id. q rg ^ Huntingdon, Que.). On Batta
lion Colour the words, "Trout River." Device and
Motto : The Garter, surmounted by a crown, on which
47th
is inscribed the words "Huntingdon Borderers."
Within the Garter the numeral L. The Garter sur
rounded by a wreath of Maple Leaves, and, under
neath, the motto, " Nee aspera terrent," inscribed on
a scroll. In three corners of the Colour, a Maple
Leaf. Lt.-Colonel, Archd. Maclaren (Rockburn).
Major,
Companies : No 1, Huntingdon, Capt. and Bt. Maj.
Isaac Gardner ; No. 2, Ormstown, Capt. Jno. Gilbert ;
No. 3, Rockburn, Capt. S. H. Henderson ; No. 4,
Athelstan, Capt. P. C. McGinnis. Paymaster, J. J.
Ross(()nnstou-n). Adjutant, Qr. Mr.,
James Rennie. Surg. Maj., Peter McLaren, M.D.
- -i j. "Hemmingford Rangers" Battalion of Infantry,
t)Lbl Hd. Qrs., Hemmingford, Que.). Lt.-Colonel,
Richard Lucas (Roxham, St. John s). Major, John
McFee.
Companies : No. 1, Havelock, Capt. Samuel Orr ; No. 2,
Lacolle, Capt. W. Waters ; No. 3, Hemmingford,
Capt. G. J. McKay; No. 4, Roxham, Capt. Robert
Hoyle : No. 5, Rive rlield, Capt. J. McG. Stewart ; No.
6, St. Remi, Capt. Louis Ste. Marie. Paymaster,
Hon y Maj. W. B. Johnson. Adjutant,
. Qr. Mr., Wm. Allen. Surg. Maj., Walter de
Monilpied, M.D.
3.) .1 "Brome" Battalion of Light Infantry (Hd. Qrs.
~ IJ Knowlton, Que.). Lt.-Colonel,
Major, C. C. Perkins (Mansonville).
Companies: No. 1, Abercorn, Capt. C. M. Willey ; No.
2, Knowlton, Capt. L. R. Whitman ; No, 3, Sutton,
Capt. C. C. Dyer ; No. 4, East Farnham, Capt.
Clark Hall ; No" 5, Mansonville, Capt. C. M. Bowen ;
No. 6, Bolton, Capt. J. K. Latty ; No. 7. Magog,
Capt. Paymastev, Hon y Capt. G.
B. Hall. Adjutant, . Qr. Mr., W. H.
O Reagan. Surg. Maj., R. T. E. MacDonald, M D.
Surg. Capt., H. W. Wood, M.D.
r Qrrl "Sherbrooke" Battalion of Infantry(Sfter6roofre,
i)Ol(l Quf,.). Device and Motto : The numeral LIII,
surrounded by a circle inscribed with the word " Sher
brooke." The whole enclosed by a wreath of Roses,
Shamrocks, Thistles and Maple Leaves, surmounted
by a Royal Crown. Underneath, a Beaver above a
scroll bearing the motto, " In hoc signo vinces."
Lt.-CoL, Majors, E. B. Worthing-
ton, H. R. Fraser.
Four Companies, Sherbrooke : Captains, E. W. Farwell,
R. Jas. Spearing, G. K. Addie, Thos. Sommers. Pan-
master, Hon v Major Henry A. Odell. Adjutant,
. Qr. Mr. , Hon y Capt. Thomas
Rawson. Si^rg. Maj,, A. N. Worthington, M.D.
" \ f Vi " Richmond" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
D-lrIl Richmond, Que.). Badge: Shield arg., bearing
a cross sa., with figures 54 in centre between four
Cornish choughs ppr. ; surmounted by a Ducal Coro
net, or, a chough rising ppr. Mofto, " Steady." The
whole surrounded by a wreath of Maple Leaves with
Beaver. Lt.-Colonel, J. W. Harkom (Melbourne).
Companies : No. 1, Danville, Capt. C. C. Cleveland ; No.
2, Melbourne, Capt. T. D. Newell ; No. 3, Richmond,
Capt J V T. Brooks; No. 4, Windsor Mills, Capt. M.
H HeaVv; No. 5, Kirkdale, Capt. Christopher N.
Lyster ; No. 6, Kirkdale, Capt. W. R. Stevens. Pay
master, Adjutant, _ -
Qr Mr Hon y Major T. P. Cleveland Surg. Ma)., I.
L Brown, M.D. Surgeon Lt., L. F. MacKenzie, M.D.
K. " f Vi " Megantic Light Infantry " Battalion(//(Z. Qrs.,
DOLQ Inverness, Que.). Device and Motto : The Gar
ter surmounted by a Crown, on which the word
"Megantic" is inscribed. Within the Garter the
numeral LV. The Garter is surrounded by a w-reath
of Maple Leaves and supported by the Regimental
Colours, and, underneath, the motto, " Semper Para-
tus" inscribed on a scroll. Lt.-Colonel, W. J. Ward
(Lower Ireland). Majors, Bt, Lt.-Col. Wm. Thompson
(Coaticook), Bt. Lt.-Col. Oswald Hunter.
Companies : No. J , Kinnear s Mills, Capt. Edward
Lipsev ; No. 2, Inverness, Capt.C. M. Brocklesby; No. 3,
New Ireland, Capt. W. J. Briggs ; No. 4, Maple Hill,
Capt. Jas. Watkins ; No. 5, Ste. Julie de Somerset,
Capt. Alphonse Pelletier ; No. 6, St. Sylvestre, Capt.
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Francis Carroll. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. T. R. Porter.
Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Thos. McKenzie. Qr. Mr., Hony.
Capt. Arthur Cross. Surg. Maj., \V. Thompson, M.U.
^ififll "Grenville" Battalion, "Lisgar Rifles." (Hd.
1 Qrs.,Prescott,Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, R.O.Campbell
(Burritt s Rapid*). Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. A. Carmichael
(Spencerville), J. B. Checkley (North Augusta).
Companies : No. 1, Cardinal, Capt. William Stitt ; No.
2, Prescott, Capt. O. S. Davvson ; No. 3, Burritt s
Rapids, Capt. T. A. Kidd ; No. 4, Kemptville, Capt.
D. W. Beckett; No. 5, North Augusta, Capt. Jas.
Morrison ; No. 6, Spencerville, Capt. G. A. Drum-
niond; No. 7, Metcalfe, Capt. A. P. Imlay. Pay
master, . Adiutant, Bt. Maj. W.
H. Burritt (Burritt s Rapids). Qr. Mr., 3. A. Tripp.
Surf/. Maj., J. A. McCamnion, M.D. Surg. Caut.,
J. A. Jones, M.D.
oTtll Battal i n of Infantry, Peterborough Rangers"
1 (Peterborough, Ont.). Device and Motto : A
Beaver, under which are the numerals LVII encircled
by a scroll or garter clasped by a buckle, and bearing
the designation, "Peterborough Rangers." The whole
surrounded by a wreath of Maple Leaves entwined
with the Rose, the Thistle and the Shamrock, and sur
mounted by the Imperial Crown. Underneath all, the
motto, "Quis Separabit." Lt.-Col met, R. W. Bell.
Majors, E. B. Edwards, F. H. Brennan.
Six Companies, Peterborough: Captains, J. W. Millar,
W. H. Hill, K. G. Lech, Arthur Stevenson, L. M.
Hayes, E. B. Clegg. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. J. A.
Howard. Adjutant, Capt. E. F. Mason. Qr. Mr.,
Hony Maj. Win. Langford. Surg. Maj., J. T. I.
Halliday, M.D.
^CfU "Compton" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
1 Bury, Que.). Lt.-Colonel, M. B. McAuley (Scots-
town). Major, E. S. Baker (Cttoksliirc).
Companies: No. 1, Bury (Robinson), Capt. O. L.
Pope ; No. 2, Scotstown, Capt. P. J. Gillies ; No. 3,
Marsborough, Capt. J. T. Mclver ; No. 4, Marbleton,
Capt. Richard W. Weyland ; No. 5, Milan, Capt.
Donald Beaton ; No. 6, Massawippi, Capt. G. P. H.
Hitchcock ; No. 7, Coaticook, Capt. R. G. Trenholm ;
No. 8, Beebe Plain, Capt. H. T Elder ; No. 9, Win-
slow, Capt. ; No. 10, Cookshire, Capt.
S. H. Botterill. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Edmund
Lockett. Adjutant, . Qr. Mr., Robert
Wright. Surg. Maj., R. H. Phillimore, M.D.
"SQHl "Stormont and Glengarry" Battalion of In-
1 fantry (Hd. Qrx., Cornwall, Ont.). Devices and
Mottoes on the Regimental Colour : tyi the first corner
the Crown and Beaver, with the motto, "Quis Separa
bit " ; in the second corner, two axes crossed ; in the
third corner, a ship ; and in the fourth corner, a sheaf
of grain surrounded by Maple Leaves. Principal
motto: "Foy pour devoir." Lt.-Colonel, James H.
Bredin (Woodlands). Majors, Roderick R. McLennan
(Cornwall), Gordon Baker, jun. (Osnabruck Centre).
Companies: No. 1, Cornwall, Capt. C. H. Wood; No >,
Cornwall, Capt. Robert Smyth; No. 3, Alexandria,
Capt. J. A. Macdonell ; No. 4, Township of Finch,
Capt. F. D. F. Macnaughton ; No. 5, Farran s Point,
Capt Hiram A. Morgan ; No. 6, Lunenburg, Capt.
A. H. Tinkess; No. 7, Roxborough, Capt. Francis
Trousdale. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Henry Turner.
Adjutant, Capt. J. L. Weller. Qr. Mr., A. F.
Milliken. Surg. Maj., E. A. Graveley, M.D. Surg.
Capt., H. J. Harrisson. M.D.
"M ssisquoi" Battalion of Infantry (fid. Qrs.,
Clarencemtte, Qua.). Motto, etc.: In recognition
of the services rendered by a detachment of the 60th
Battalion on the 25th of May, 1870, the Battalion is per
mitted to bear on its Regimental Colour the words
" Eccles Hill," with the motto, "Watch the Front-
Watch Well." Lt.-Colonel, A. H. Gilmour (Stan-
bndge). Majors, J. A. Hawley, C. B. Jameson.
Companies: No 1, Philipsburg, Capt.
No. 2, Clarenceville, Capt. D. J. A. Maclie ; No. 3,
Dunham, Capt. Joel H. Baker ; No. 4, West Farnham
Capt. G. Higgins ; No. 5, Stanbridge, Capt. D. A.
Hart ; No. 6, Frelighsburg, Capt.
Paymaster, Hon y Maj. I). Westover. Adjutant.
Qr. Mr., R. F. Derick. Surg. Maj., G. F. Slack, M.D.
"Montmagny and L Islet " Battalion of Infantry
( Hd Q,. S! Montmagny, Que.). Lt.-Colonel,
Phillippe Landry, A.D.C. (tit. Pierre, Riv. Du Sud.)
Major, Edouard Lemieux (Chicoutimi).
Companies: No. 1, St. Thomas, Capt. J. B. C. Fournier ;
No. 2, St. Pierre, Riv. du Sud, Capt. J. Nap. Roy ;
No. 3, Cap St. Ignace, Capt. Alfred Gamache ; No. 4,
St. Jean Port Joli, Capt. C. E. Bourgault ; No. 5,
L Islet, Capt. J. A. F. Bernier ; No. 6, Chicoutimi, Bt.
Maj. B. A. Scott. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. J. B. A.
Lepine. Adjutant, Capt. J. P. Land TV. Qr. Mr., D.
Talbot. Surg. Maj., J. G. Paradis, M.D.
"* Jolln Fusiliers" Battalion (St. John,
jf. B.). Badge and motto: Two moose ram
pant, confrontee, supporting a Garter clasped with a
buckle, whereupon is inscribed " St. John Fusiliers,"
surmounted by a Royal Crown. Within the Garter a
hand grenade, flamant, with the numerals 62 under
neath. On an escrol below, the motto, "Semper
Paratus." Lt.-Colonel, 3. J. Tucker. Majors, H. H.
McLean, E. T. Sturdee.
Six Companies, St. John : Captains, Bt. Maj. W. C.
Magee, Bt. Maj. M. B. Edwards, J. F. Fraser, David
Churchill, S. B. Lordly, James Manning. Adjutant,
Bt. Maj. F. H. Hartt. Qr. Mr., Hony. Capt. H. H.
Godard. Surg. Maj., Thos. Walker, M.D. Sury.
Capt., Murray MacLaren, M.D.
6v> rr j "Halifax" Battalion of Rifles (Ha lifax, N.S.).
Badge and Motto: An eight-pointed Star
(fluted). The number 63 at upper point, with the
words "Halifax Rifles" on a ribbon attached. From
the regimental number a bugle suspended by cords
and tassels. In the circle of the bugle a Maple Leaf
bearing the word "Canada." Motto: " Cede Nullis,"
on a ribbon interlaced with bow of bugle cord. The
whole surmounted with the Royal Crown. Lt.-Coloiiel,
T. J. Egan. Majors, J. N. Crane, A. G. Cunningham.
Six Companies, Halifax : Captains, H. Hechler. Bt.
Maj., J. T. Twining, T. C. James, S. J. R. Sircom, C.
W. Gunning, Louis Dixon. Paymaster, Hon y Maj.
J. G. Corbin. Adjutant, Lieut. C. de W. MacDonald.
Qr. Mr., Hony. Maj. Wm. Bishop. Surg. Mai., D. A.
Campbell, M.D. Surg. Capt., A. W. Cogswell, M.D.
Battalion of Rifles, " Voltigeurs de Beauhar-
nois" (Hd. Qrs., Beauharnois, Que.). Motto:
"Toujours Pret. " Lt.-Colonel, Joseph Deslauriers.
Major, Pierre Boyer.
Companies: No. 1, Beauharnois, Capt. Andre Leduc ;
No. 2, Beauharnois, Capt. ; No. 3,
Valleylield, Capt. Alfred Lefebvre ; No. 4, St. I.ouis de
Gonzague, Capt. ; No. 9, St. Timotlie e,
Capt. Eustache Bergevin dit Langevin. Adjutant,
. Qr. Mr., Ed. Tellier. Surg. Maj.,
N. A. Brossoit, M.D. Surg. Capt., G. Huot, M.D.
Battalion, "Mount Royal Rifles" (Montreal,
Q ue _)_ Motto :" Nunqiiam Retrorsum. Lt.-
Colonel, Hector Prevost, A.D.C. Majors, A. E. La-
belle, Z. J. R. Hebert.
Eight Companies, Montreal : Captains, C. A. A.
Lfram noise, M. G. C. E. Desnoyers, F. S. Mackay,
J. E. Peltier, J. H. Labelle, P. M. J. Trudel, L. G. De
Tounancour, J. E. de B. Thibaudeau. Paymaster,
Hon y Capt. J. T. Ostell. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Arthur
d Orsonnens. Qr. Mr., Hon y Maj. Alfred LaRocque.
Surg. Maj., G K. Hoy, M.D. Surg. Capt., H. A.
Arcliambault, M. L).
Battalion, "Princess Louise Fusiliers " (llali-
fax, ff. S.). It -Colonel, W. M. Humphrey.
Majors, B. A. Weston, John Monger.
Eight Companies, Halifax : Captains, H. L. Chipman,
Alfred Browne, Alfred Whitman, Andrew King, T. E,
Davison, J. 1). Kitcliie, A. P. B. Nagle, H. B. Stairs.
Paymaster, Robert H. Humphrey. Adjutant. Bt.
Maj. E. G. Kenny. Qr. Mr., J. T. Lithgow. Surg.
Maj., M. A. Curry, M.D. Surg. Capt.,K. A. Kirk-
patriek, M.D.
Battalion, "Carleton Light Infantry " (Hd. Qrs.,
Woodstock, N. li.) M,)tto : "Fidelis Patriie."
Lt.-Co ond, J. D. Baird. Majors, G. E. Boyer (Hart-
land), A. D. Hartley (East Florencevitle).
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Companies: No. 1, Woodstock, Capt. H. W. Bourne-
No. 2, Centreville, Capt. J. W. Adams ; No. 3, Debee,
Capt. J. R. Kirkpatrick ; No. 4, Brighton, Capt. L. R
Harding; No. 5, Waterville, Capt. P. B. Carvell ; No. 6,
Andover, Capt. J. J. Kupkey ; No. 7, Baker
Brook, Capt. J. W. Baker; No. 8, Centreville, Capt.
G. D. Perkins ; No. 9, Wilraot, Capt. J. W. Williams.
Paymaster, Hon y Maj. J. D. Ketchnm. Adjutant,
Capt. Arthur J. Raymond. Qr. M., Hon y Maj Ham
ilton Emery. Surg. Maj., Isaac B. Curtis, M.b
" Kln g s County" Battalion of Infantry (lid.
Qrs., Kentville, JV. S.). U.-Colonel, L. OeV
Chipman. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. W. H. Belcher, Mai
C. E. Borden (Canning/).
Companies : No. 1, Kentville, Capt. G. A. Dodge ; No
2, Sheffield s Mills, Capt. and Bt. Maj. E. M. Beck-
with ; No. 3, Kentville, Capt. Jno. Redden ; No. 4,
Billtown, Capt. Edward Steadman ; No. 5, Ross
Corner, Capt. W. E. Roscoe ; No. 6, Canning, Capt.
G. W. Neucombe ; No. 7, Aylesford, Capt. George
William West; No. fe Aylesford, Capt Holmes Cas-
sidy (Kingston Station; ; No. 9, Wolfville, Capt. 8. S.
Naylor ; No. 10, Buckley s Corner, Capt. and Bt. Maj.
D. E. Ross. Paymaster, Hon y Capt. Barclay Web
ster. Adjutant, Capt. J. A. Northup(Ca?mwM/> Qr.
Mr., Hon y Capt. W. R. L. Foster. Surg. Lt.-Col F
W. Bordeu, M.D. Surg. Maj., H. B. Webster, M.D
"1st Annapolis "Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs
Paradise, N . S.). Lt.-Colonel, W. E. Starratt
Major, C. 8. Cole (Paradise).
Companiex: No. 1, Wilniot, Capt. L. W. Elliott; No. 2,
Paradise, Capt. and Bt. Maj. E. M. Morse; No. 3,
Grunville, Capt. and Bt. Maj. D. Wade ; No. 4, Port
Williams, Capt. and Bt. Maj., J. Charlton ; No. 5,
Annapolis Royal, Capt. G. A. LeCaiu ; No. 6, Bear
River, Capt. J. N. Kelly ; No. 7, Paradise, Capt. and
Bt. Maj. J. J. Buckler ; No. 8, Bear River, Capt. Obed
Miller; No. 9, Clementsport, Capt. Walter Purdy
(Deep Brook). Paymaster, Hon y Maj. T. H. Millar
(Sear River). Adjutant. Lt. John H. Charlton. Qr.
M., Hon y Maj. W. H. Bishop. Surg. Lt.-Col.,
Primrose. Surg. Capt., R. J. Ellison, M. L.
701" ll "Cham plain" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
* * Ste. Genevieve deBatistan, Que.). Lt.-Colonel, N.
P. Massicotte. Majors, Bt. Lt.-Cols. Napoleon St.
Arnaud and Philippe Trudel.
Companies: Ko. 1, Ste. Genevieve de Batiscan, Capt.
Geo. Massicotte ; No. 2, St. Narcisse, Capt. Adolphe
Cossette; No. 3, yte. Genevieve, Capt. Tancrede Tru
del (Champlain) ; No. 4, St. Prosper, Capt. J. B. Mas
sicotte ; No. 5, Ste. Anne de la Perade, Capt. and
Bt. Maj., J. A. Rousseau ; No. 6, St. Tite, Capt. F. X.
Baril. Paymaster, Hon y Maj Achille Beauehet,
Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Come P. Trudel. Qr. Mr., Hon y
Maj. F. W. Germain. Surg. Lt.-Col.. Jacques Pelle-
tier, M.D. Surg. Capt., A. S. Alain, M.D. .
71 cf "York" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., F ed-
t lot er icton, N. B.). Lt.-Colonel, 1. L. Alexander,
(Fredericton, Junction). Majors, T. G. J. Loggie, H. A.
Cropley.
Companies : No. 1, St. Mary s, Capt. and Bt. Maj. Jared
Boone ; No. 2, Burt s Corners, Capt. J. S. Burt; No. 3,
Stanley, Capt. J. E. Sanson ; No. 4, Fredericton, Capt.
J. H. Hawthorn; No. 5, Blissville, Capt. W. D. Hartt ;
No. t>, St. Stephen, Capt. J. S. DeW. Chipman; No. 7,
Fredericton, Capt. J. D. Perkins. Paymaster, Hon y
Maj. A. G. Beckwith. Adjutant, Capt. J. V. John
ston (St. Mary s). Qr. Mr., Hon y Al;ij. A;id. Lipsett.
Sum. Maj.,J. W. Bridges, M.D. Sum. Lt., F. I.
Blair.
"2nd Annapolis" Battalion of Infantry (Hd.
Qrs., Wilmot, N. S.). Lt.-Colonel, Snippy Spurr;
Majors, C. W. Shatfner (Soutli Farmington), C. Jacques,
(Melvern Square).
Companies: No. 1, Wilmot, Capt. J. H. Hawkins;
No. 2, Wilmot, Capt. F. A. Pales ; No. 3, Wilmot,
Capt. M. S. Elliott ; No. 4, Nictaux Falls, Capt. D. G.
Ritcey ; No. 5, Farmington, Capt. J. L. Phinney; No.
6, Nictaux, Capt. H. H. Forster. Paymaster, Hon y
Capt. A. Gates (Middleton). Adjutant, Capt. E. F.
McNeil (Melvern Sq.). Qr. if., Hon y Capt. G. D.
Morse. Surg. Maj., S. N. Miller, M.D. Surg. Capt.,
J. A. Sponagle, M.D.
" Northumberland " Battalion of Infantry (Hd.
Qrs., Chatham, Miramichi,N. .). Lt.-Colonel,
Samuel U. McCulley. Major,
Companies: No. 1, Buctouche, Capt. John Sheridan;
No. 2, Chatham, Capt. J. D. B. F. Mackenzie ; No. 3,
Doaktown, Capt. G. W. Mesereau ; No 4, Black
River, Capt. Wm. McNaughtou; No. 5, Bay du Vin,
Capt Hugh Cameron. Paymaster, Lemuel J.Tweedie.
Adjutant, . Qr. M., Robert Murray,
jr. Surg. Maj., J. M. Baxter, M.D.
74-tli Battalion of Infantry /Hd. Qrs., Sussex, N.B.).
1 ^ tu Lt.-Colonel, E. B. Beer. Majors, J. M. Baird
(Sackville), Bedford Harper.
Companies: No. 1, Clifton, Capt. O W. Wetmore; No.
2, Moncton, Capt. ; No. 3, Sussex, Capt.
and Bt. Maj. C. H. Fairweather; No. 4, Moncton, Cant.
H. C. Hauington; No. 5, Sackville, Capt. J. A. Bowes ;
No. 6, Baie Verte, Capt. Ainasa J. Tingley. Pay
master, Hon y Maj. T. E. Arnold. Adjutant, Capt.
H. S. Langstroth (Nauwigewauk). Qr. Mr., Hon y
Maj. W. C. Murray. Surg. Maj., S. F. Wilson, M.D.
Surg. Lt., Frederick White, M.D.
"Lunenburg" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
Lunenburg, N. S.). Lt.-Colonel, C. Edwin
Kaulbach. Major, R. H. Griffiths.
Companies : No. 1, Lunenburg, Capt. J. W. King ; No.
2, Lunenburg, ; No. 3, Bridgewater,
; No. 4, Mahone Bay, Capt. G. W.
Hamm ; No. 5, Martin s River, Capt. J. A. L angille ;
No. 6, New Ross, Capt. A. M. Ross. Paymaster, A. B.
Coldwell. Adjutant. Lieut. A. H. Anderson. Qr.
M., 3. W. Young. Surg. Maj., G. A. Pickels, M.D.
Battalion of Rifles, " Voltigeurs de Chateau-
guay"(tfd. Qrs.,Me. Marline, Que.). Lt.-Colonel,
Joseph Beaudreau. Majors, Louis Turcot (North
Georgetown), Charles D Amonr (Ste. Philomene).
Companies : No. 1, Ste. Pmloinene, Capt. J. B. Damour ;
No. 2, Ste. Martine, Capt. Hilaire Cote ; No. 3, St.
Urbain, Capt. , Ant. Viuette ; No. 4, Ste. Martine,
Capt. Francois Laberge ; No. 5, Ste. Martine. Capt.
N. Beaudreau; No. 6. Chateauguay, Capt. Zotique
Reid. Paymaster, F. X. Roy. Adjutant,
. Qr. M., Hon y Capt. J. O. A. Beaudreau.
Surg. Maj., O. Normandin, M.L).
" Went worth " Battalion of Infantry {Hd. Qrs.
Dundas. Ont.). Lt.-Colonel, H. C. Gwyn.
Majors, F. M. Carpenter (Stoney Creek), Alex. Bertram.
Companies : No 1, Dundas, Capt. Win. E. S. Knowles ;
No. 2, Waterdown, Capt. L. J. Mullock ; No. 3, Bin-
brook, Capt. T. C. Ptolemy ; No. 4, Ancaster, Capt. J. N.
Middleton; No. 5. Stony Creek, Capt. Marcus Lee;
No. (i, North Glanford, Capt. Asa Choate. Paymaster.
Hon y Capt. J J. Grafton. Adjutant, Capt W. H.
Ptolemy (Unit Fleet). Qr. Mr., Wm. Roddick. Surg.
Maj., James Ross, M.D. Surg. Lt., T. A. Bertram,
M.D.
7 8 Hi "Colchester, Hants and Pictou" Battalion of In-
O^il fan try, " Highlanders " (Hd. Qrs. Truro, N.S.).
Lt.-Colonel, G. H. Sutherland (Millbrook). Majors,
H. T. Laurence.
Companies : No. 1, Truro, Capt. J. Suckling ; No. 2, Ons
low Capt. Geo. Rayne; No. 3, Shubeiiacadie, Capt. J.
L. Barnhill ; No. 4, Windsor, Capt. J. H. Smith ; No. 5,
Mill Brook, Capt. John T. Sutherland; No. 6, Mount
Thorn, Capt. Wm. Maxwell ; No. 7, NewLang, Capt. I).
Sutherland. Pa</mr.,Hou y Maj. LL. Barnhill (Shuben-
acadie). Adjt , Capt. T. A. Blackburn (Milford). Qr.M. -
Oliver Johnson. Sunj. Maj., Duncan McLean, M.D,
Surg. Capt. W. S. Muir, M.D.
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"Shetford" Battalion of Infantry, "Highland-
ers " (ffd. Qrs. Waterloo, Que.). Lt.-Colonei,
. Majors, Bt.. Lt. Col. James Maynes
(Water/,00), J. D. Buliuan (Siveetsourg).
Companies: No. 1, Waterloo, Cspt. H. M. Whitoomh ;
No. 2, West Shefford, Capt. and Bt. Ma.]. It. E. Bell ;
No. 3, Granby, Capt. Richard Seale ; No. 4, South
Roxton, Capt. W. J. A. Galbraith ; No. 5, Boscobel,
Capt. and Bt. Maj. Robert Hackwell ; No. 6, Lawrence-
vine, (Japt. A. J. Brown ; No. 7, Bethel, Capt. George
Davidson. Pagmaster, Hon y Maj. L. H. Brooks.
Adjutant, . Qr. Mr., S. S. Martin.
Surg. Majors, H. L. Fuller, M.D. , and J. A. E. Brun,
M. D.
Q Af V, " Nicolet" Battalion of Infantry (lid. Qrs., Gen-
JVMJ. ti ny t q ue )_ Lt. -Colonel, Edouard de Foy.
Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. C. H. Giroux (Nicolet).
Companies : No. 1, St. Edouard de Gentilly, Capt.
; No. 2, Nicolet, Capt. and Bt. Maj. J. B.
Rousseau ; No. 3, Becancour, Capt. J. A. Piche ;
No. 4, Ste. Gertrude, Capt. Joseph Piche ; No. 5,
St. Gregoire, Capt. J. A. Pratte ; No. t>. Victoriaville,
Capt. . Paymaster, Narcisse Beauchemin
(Nicolet). Adjutant, Capt. George d O. d Orsonnens
(St. John s). Qr. Mr., Wm. Courchene. Surg. Maj.,
Henri Trudel, M.D.
"Portneuf" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
Pont Rouge, Que.). Lt.-Colonel, Isaie Dussault
(Les Eoureuils). Major, Alfred Parent (Ottawa).
Companies: No. 1, Pointe aux Trembles, Capt. Alfred
Rochon (St. Augustin) ; No. 2, St. Raymond, Capt.
Elie Frenette ; No. 3, St. Raymond, Capt. Cyprien
Pare ; No. 4, Deschambault, Capt. J. G. Paquin ; No.
5, Cap Sante, Capt. J. L. Freiiet ; No. 6, Lotbiniere,
Capt. V. E. Courteau. Paymaster,
Adjutant, Lt. J. E. Savery. Qr. Mr., V. E.
Parent Surg. Maj., A. G. E. Beaudry, M.D.
QO nr I "Queen s County" Battalion of Infantry (Hd.
O^llU. Q TS f Charlottetown, P.E.I.). Lt.-Col., Francis
Dogherty. Major, T. S. McLeod (Hunter River).
Companies : No. 1, Charlottetown, Captain David L.
Hooper; No. 3, Charlottetown, Captain Daniel Stew
art ; No. 4, Little York, Captain George Crockett ;
No. 5, Brooktield, Capt. Angus Beaton ; No. 6, Cove-
head, Capt. J. R. Allan ; No. 7, Alberton, Capt.
E. C. Maxfield; No. 8, Tryou, Capt. John G. Sheriff
(North Carleton). Paymaster, Hon y Major John
McPhail. Adjutant, Bt. Maj. Elijah Purdy. Qr. Mr.,
Hon y Maj. G. D. Davidson. Surg. Maj., James War-
burton, M.D. Surg. Capt., H. D. Johnson, M.D.
QO rr ) "Juliette" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Town
ouiu O f Jniiette, Que.). Lt.-Colonel, John J. Sheppard.
Majors, J. U. Foucher and M. D A. Dostaler.
Companies : No. 1, Joliette, Bt. Maj., J. H. B. Delfausse;
No. 2, L Assomption, Capt. J. E. B. Norraandeau ; No.
3, St. Felix de Valois, Capt. ; No. 4,
Ste. Elizabeth, Capt. E. G. Piche ; No. 5, Rawdor.,
Capt. J. C. Mason ; No. 6, Kawdon, Capt. J. H.
Rowan. Adjutant, Capt. Godfroi Coffin. Qr. Mr.,
Denis Giulbault. Surg. Lt.-Col., A. M. ttivard, M.D.
Surg. Capt., J. L. Leprohon, M.D.
" St Hyacinthe" Battalion of Infantry (Hd.
Qrs., Town of St. Hyacinthe. Que.). Lt.-Colonel,
Alpho&M Denis. Major, M. MacDonald (Actonvale).
Companies: No. 1, St. Hyacinthe. Captain A. Cote;
No. 2, St. Pie, Capt. L. M. Morin ; No. 3, St. Simon,
Capt. L. A. Rousseau (St. Hugues); No. 4, Sorel,
Capt. Arch. Johnston; No. 5. St. Hyacinthe, Capt.
N. A. Maranda ; No. 6, Acton Vale, Capt. L. H. Gauvin.
Paymaster, Eusebe Morin. Adjutant,
Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt. O. Desmarais. Surg. Maj.,
J. C. P. F. Despars, M.D. Surg. Capt., J. A.
Trempe, M.D.
Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs., Montreal, Que.).
Motto :" Bon coenr et bon bras." Lt.-Colonel,
A. D. Aubry. Majors, J. P. A. de.s Trois Maisons,
Companies : No. 1, St. Jerome, Capt. F X. A. Car-
riere; No. 2, St. Jean Baptiste Village, Capt. W. H.
Jackson; No. 3, Longueuil, Capt. Arthur Vincent;
No. 4, Laprairie, Capt. J. P. J. Rosenvinge ; No. 5,
Cote St. Paul, Capt. A. T. Patterson ; No. 6, Longueuil,
Capt. C. A. H. Lippe. Paymaster, Hony. Maj. Joseph
Dunn. Adjutant, Capt. Tancrede Pagnuelo. Qr. Mr.,
Patrick Kelley. Surg. Maj., T. A. Brisson, M.D.
Surg. Capt., O. R. de Cotret, M.D.
Three Rivers" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
Three Rivers, Que.). Badge : A shield bearing
in centre, on a black ground, the number 86, above
that number the motto, " Adsum," and below the
name, "Trois Rivieres." The shield encircled by a
wreatli of Maple Leaves crossed at base, upon which
rests a Beaver. The whole surmounted by a Royal
Crown. All in gold. Lt.-Colonel, H. G. S. Dixon
(Montreal) Majors, L. A. Dupuis, John Houliston.
Companies : No. 1, Yamachiche, Capt. Joseph Du Sault;
No. 2, Riviere du Loup (en haut), Capt. J. L. Desaul-
niers; No. 3, Three Rivers, Capt. G. A. Tessier; No. 4,
St. Boniface de Shawenegan, Capt. P.de Varennes ; No.
5 Berthier, Capt. F. J. A. Demers ; No. 6. St. Justin,
Capt. . Paymaster, Hon y Capt. C. J.
Coulombe (St. Justin). Adjutant.
Qr. Mr., Eugene Godin. Surg. Maj., L. R. C. Lafon-
taine, M.D. Surg. Capt., J. M. P. Sylvestre, M.D.
0^4-U "Quebec" Battalion of Infantry (Hd.Qrs.,
O< l/ll L Ancienne Lorette, Qua.). Lt.-Colonel, V. d
L. Laurin (Quebec). Majors, Bt. Lt.-Col. Michel Fiset
(L Ancienne Lorette), L. N. Laurin.
Companies: No. 1, Ancienne Lorette, Capt. A. deL. Panet;
No. 2, Ancienne Lorette, Capt. H. T. Pageot; No. 3, St.
Ambroise, Capt. J. Blondeau ; No. 4, Ste. Foye, Capt.
F. A O Farrell ; No. 5, Beauport, Capt. J. A. Guay ;
No. 6, Ste. Famille d Orleans, Capt. J. Blouin. Pay
master, Hon y Major T. P. Morin (Ste. Foye). Adju
tant, Capt. and Bt. Major H. Octave Roy (Ancienne
Lorette). Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt. Eugene De Blois.
Surg. Maj., J. E. Grondin , M.D. Surg. Capt., W. A.
Giroux, M.D.
Kamouraska and Charlevoix" Battalion of In-
fantry (Hd. Qrs., Riviere Ouelle, Que.). Lt.-
Colonel, Achilles Fraser. Majors, Bt. Lt. Col. Romuald
Tetu (St. Gervais), G. E. Tache (Kamouraska).
Companies: No. 1, Ste. Anne de la Pocatiere, Capt.
Alfred Potvin ; No. 2, St. Paul s Bay, Capt. J. E.
Savard ; No. 3, Kamouraska, Captain J. E. Ros-
signol (St. Denis) ; No. 4, St. Pacome, Captain
J. F. X. Bosse ; No. 5, St. Denis, Capt. B. M.
Deschenes (St. Paschal) ; No. 6, Baie St. Paul,
Capt. G. N. Cimon (Ls Eboulements). Paymaster,
Hon y Capt. Pierre d Auteuil. Adjutant, Lt. J. E. Mill
(Maria). Qr. Mr., C. T. Dugal. Surg. Maj., H. W.
BJagdou, M.D. Surg. Capt., C. H. A. Clement, M.D.
QQf U " Temiscouata and Kimouski" Battalion of In-
t7L;U fantry (Hd.Qr*.,Fraiterville,Que.). Lt. -Colonel,
Louis E. Hudon. Majors, L. D. Hudon (Quebec);
David Freve.
Companies : No. 1, Fraserville, Capt. George LeBel ;
No. 2, St. George de Cacouna, Capt. J. A. Gilbert ; No.
3, St. Arsene, Capt. and Bt. Maj. Zache Blanchet ;
No. 4, Isle Verte, Capt. J. E. Marceau ; No. 5, Ste.
Cecile du Bic, Capt. L. N. Cote ; No 6, L Ause au
S-ible, Capt. Michel Rinquet (Rimouski); No. 7, Ri-
mouski, Capt. J. A. Martin; No. 8, St. Octave, Capt.
This. Lebel. Paymaster. Hon y Maj J. N. Pouliot
(Rimouski). Adjutant, Capt. John Hill. Qr. Mr.,
Hon y Major Kvnest Ouellet. Surg. Lt.-Col., J. B. R.
Fiset, M.D. Surg. Maj., P. E. Grandbois, M.D.
QHfVi "Winnipeg" Battalion of Rifles (Winnipeg,
wV/tll ;j/, (yi .). Lt.-Colonel, H. N. Ruttan. Majors,
H. M. Arnold, H. W. A. Chambre.
Eight Companies, Winnipeg: Captains, F. H. Allardyce,
C. N. Mitchell, Heath Jackson, J. H. Mulvey, J. D.
Irvine, E. W. Mermagen. Paymaster. Hon y Major
Herbert Swinford. Adjutant. Capt. T. H. Billman.
Qr. Mr., Hon y Capt. J. R. Wynne. Surg. Lt.-Col.,
G.T. Orton, M.D. Surg. Capt., H. Y. Baldwin, M.D.
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QOnrl "Dorchester" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
1 St. Isidore, Que.). Lt.-Colonel, Achille Chabot.
ilajor,
Companies: No. 1, Ste. Claire, Capt. A. Fortier; No. 2,
St. Isidore, Oapt. Jos. Turgeon ; No. 3, St Isidore,
Capt. F. D. Turgeon ; No. 4, Ste. Justine, Capt. Louis
Mercier. Adjt., . Qr. Mr., F. X.
Chabot, Surg. Maj., L. M. Genest, M.D.
"Cumberland" Battalion of Infantry (Hd. Qrs.,
Spring Hill, N. S.). Lt.-Colonel, Matthew B.
Harrison. Major,
Companies: No. 1, Salem, Capt. G. H. Black; No.
2, Spring Hill, Capt. Win. Letcher ; No. 3, Maccan
and River Hebert, Capt. Jeptha Harrison ; No. 4.
Maccan and Mountain, Capt. H. C. Mills (Mapelton) ;
No. 5, Oxford, Capt. Win. Oxley ; No. 6, Spring Hill,
Capt. E. A. Potler; No. 7, Parrsborough, Capt. C. A.
E. Kelly. Paymaster, Hon y Maj. Geo. E. Church.
Adjutant, Capt. L. B. Donkin (Spring Hill). Q>: Mi-.,
H. J. Harrison. Surg. Maj., Jos. Hayes, M.D.
Q Af Vi "Victoria " Battalion of Infantry, " Argyle High-
1 landers " (Hd. Qrs.,Baddeck,N.S.). Lt.-Colonel,
J. L. Bethune. Major, C. W. Hill (Sydney).
Companies: No. 1, Baddeck, Capt. A. P. McRae ; No. 2,
Middle hiver, Capt. J. D. McHae; No. 3, Grand Nar
rows, Capt. J. P. McNeil ; No. 4, Baddeck, Capt. M. H.
Mackenzie ; No. 5, Forks Bridge, Capt. Ron. Gillis ;
No. 6, Big Intervale (Margaree), Capt. W. R. McKenzie.
Adjutant, Capt. and Bt. Maj. H. A. Foyle. Qr. Mr.,
John McDonald. Surg. Lt.-Col., A. D. MacGillvray,
M.D.
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES.
Saint John Rifle Company (N.B.), Badge : A Bugle.
Motto : "Quo Patria vocat." Captain, E. A. Smith.
Brandon Infantry Company (Man.). Capt., F. J. Clark.
Sau It Ste. Marie Rifle Company (Ont.). Captain, Bt.
Maj. T. H. Elliott,
MILITIA AND DEFENCE OF CANADA
Previous to the confederation of the Provinces, the de
fence of this country was entirely in the hands of the
Imperial Government, who for that purpose maintained
troops in each Province, supported by various local
volunteer militia corps. This volunteer militia had,
when called upon, rendered most efficient service in
times of trouble.
AfterConfederation the British Government gradually
withdrew all the Imperial troops from this country, and
at present only maintain a garrison at Halifax, and u
naval establishment there and on the Pacific coast.
By the British North America Act the command in
chief of all naval and military forces of and in Canada was
vested in the Queen, and the control of the same was
placed in the hands o( the Dominion Parliament. A De
partment of Militia and Defence was at the same time
established, the first Minister being Sir George E. Cartier,
and the first Militia Act was passed in 1868, 31 Vic., chap.
40. The Act was subsequently amended in various ways,
but. is practically embodied in the present Militia Act,
49 Vic., chap. 41 (Revised Statutes, 1886). By it the
militia of Canada is declared to consist of all the male
inhabitants of Canada of the age of 18 years or upwards
and under 60, not exempted or disqualified by
law, this population being divided into four classes, as
follows :
The first class comprises those aged IS or upwards
and under 30, being unmarried or widowers without
-children.
The second class comprises those between the ages of
30 and 45, being unmarried or widowers -without children.
The third class comprises those between 18 and 45,
being married, or widowers with children.
The fourth class comprises those between 45 and 60.
The following persons are exempt from enrolment and
active service at any time : Judges, clergymen and
ministers of all religious denominations, professors in
colleges and teachers in religious orders, the wardens and
officials of all penitentiaries and lunatic asylums, persons
physically disabled, and any person being the only son
of a widow and her only support. Certain other persons
are exempt from service except in case of war.
The number of men to be trained and drilled annually
is limited to forty thousand, except as specially author
ized, and the period ol drill is to be sixteen days and not
less than eight days each year.
The Militia is divided into Active and Reserve land and
marine force. The Ac-five land and marine force is com
posed of men raised either by voluntary enlistment or
by ballot, and the Reserve force consists, practically, of
the whole of the efficient men not serving in the Active
Militia of the time being.
The period of service is three years.
The following is an analysis of the Units which com
pose the Permanent and Active Militia of Canada, by
arms of the service :
PERMANENT FORCE.
Royal Canadian Dragoons " A " Squadron. Toronto;
"B" Squadron, Winnipeg .
Royal Canadian Artillery " A" Field Battery, King
ston ; " B" Field Battery, Quebec ; Nos. land 2 Gar
rison Companies, Quebec.
Royal Regiment of Canadian Infantry Regimental De
pots : No. 1, London, Ont.; No. 2, Toronto, Ont.; No.
;;, St. John, P.Q.; No. 4, Fredericton, N.B.
ACTIVE MILITIA.
Cavalry 7 Regiments of 4 Squadrons each.
1 Regiment of 3 Squadrons.-
5 Independent Squadrons.
Artillery, Field 1 Brigade of 2 Batteries each.
15 Independent Batteries.
Artillery, Garrison 2 Regiments of 5 Companies each.
1 " 4 "
3 " 3 "
8 Independent Companies.
Engineers 2 Independent Companies.
Infantry and Rifles 5 Battalions of 10 Companies each.
3
18
13
44
3
5
4
9
8
7
e
Independent Companies.
TOTAL ESTABLISHMENT OK THE PERMANENT FORCE AND
ACTIVE MILITIA.
Permanent Force.
MEN.
Cavalry, all ranks 1 45
Artillery, " 340
Infantry, " 316
Total of Permanent Force 801
Active Mil/tin.
Cavalry, all ranks 2,295
Artillery, " 4,028
Engineers, " 212
Infantry, " 28,962
Total Active Militia 35,497
Total Permanent Force 801
Grand Total Permanent Force and
Acme Militia 36,298
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Entered Confederation 1st July, 1867. Population 18912,112,989.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT TORONTO.
LIBUTENANT-GOVBRNOR, Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. G. A. Kirkpatrick, $10,000 ; Official Secretary, Commander F. C.
Law, R. N., fl,200 ; Private Secretary, Arthur T. Kirkpatrick, $800.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Attorney -General, Hon. A. S. Hardy 87,1)00
Commissioner of Crown Lands, Hon. J. M. Gibson. 4,000
Commissioner of Public Works, Hon. W. Harty .. 4,000
Secretary, Hon. E. J. Davis 4,000
Treasurer, Hon. Richard Haroourt 4,000
Clerk, Executive Council, John R. Cartwriaht ; Assistant Clerk, J. Lonsdale Capreol.
Minister of Education, Hon. G. W. Ross $4,000
Minister of Agriculture and Registrar, Hon.
John Drydeti 4,000
Without Portfolio, Hon. E. H. Bronson
OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Clerk of the House and Clerk of the Crown in
Chancery, Charles Clarke $1,800
Assistant Clerk, Arthur H. Sydere 1,500
Clerk, J. M. Delamere . 1,000
Accountant, Lurt. K. Cameron $400
Law Clerk, A. M. Dymond
Sergeant-at-Arms, F. J. Glaokmeyer 600
House Keeper and Chief Messenger, P. O Brien.. 900
ATTORNEY GENERAL S OFFICE.
Attorney-General, Hon. A. S. Hardy $7,000
Deputy Attorney-General, J. R. Cartwright 3,000
Legal Secretary, A. M. Dymond 800
Assistant Clerk Executive Council, J. L. Capreol, 1,600
Cleric and Private Secretary, S. T. Bastedo 1,750
Government Detectives, J. W. Murray, $1,650; J.
E. Rogers, $1,350 ; Wm. Greer, $1,000
INSPECTOR OF REGISTRY OFFICES.
Inspector, D. Guthrie, Q.C., Guelph 1,500
REGISTRAR-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT.
Registrar-General, Hon. R. Harcourt
Deputy Registrar-General, Dr. P. H. Bryce
Inspector, Col. R. B. Hamilton
Clerks, J. M. Ridley, T. F. Callaghan, C. M. Par-
dee, F. Jones, and C. S. Horrocks
Stenographer, H. J. Scobie
PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR S OFFICE-
Deputy Registrar, J. F. C. Ussher $1,400
Chief Clerk, George Hobbs
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY S DEPARTMENT.
Provincial Secretary, Hon. E. J. Davis 84,000
Assistant Keen tary, Geo. E. Lumsden 2,300
Cli ief Clerk. J. B. MeLaohlan 1,250
Minister s Secretary, J. I. Mclntosh 1,250
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commissioner, Hon. \Vm. Harty
Secretary, Wm. Edwards
Consulting Architect and Engineer, Kivas Tully.
Engineer, R. McCallum
Law Clerk and Accountant, J. P. Edwards
Architect, F. A. Heakes
Engineering Draughtsman, R. P. Fairbairn ....
Ass t Engineering Draughtsman, C. G. Horetzky.
Ass t Architectural Draughtsman, T. M. Hennessy
First Clerk and Shorthand Writer, M. Wilson . . .
Clerk and Paymaster of Outlying Works, S. G.
O Grady .
Clerk and Stenographer, Edith H. Brown
Messenger, etc., C. A. McDonald
INSPECTOR OF INSURANCE.
Inspector, J. Howard Hunter, M.A
OFFICE OF PRISONS AND PUBLIC CHARITIES.
Inspectors of Prisons and Public Charities, T. F.
Chamberlain. M.D., $2,500; James Noxon
Chief Clerk, J. Mann
Public Institution*.
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville
Superintendent, R. Mathison
Bursar, A. Matheson
$4,000
2,200
2,000
2,100
1,300
1,650
1,350
1,100
1,050
1,250
Institution for the Blind, Brantford
Principal, A. H. Dymond
lliirsnr, W. N. Ilossie
Central Prison for Ontario, Toronto
Warden, J. T. Gilmour, M.D
Bursar, Alex. Jaffray
Reformatory for Boys, Penetanguishene
Superintendent, Thos. McCrosson
Bursar, W. P. Band
Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Females and In-
1,050 dustrial Refuge for Girls, Toronto
500 Superintendent, Mrs. O Reilly
600 Bursar, R. W. Laird .
[123]
2,800
2,400
1,300
1,600
1,000
1,600
1,100
2,000
1,300
1,600
950
1,000
1,100
HON. ARTHUR STUROBS HARDY, PREMIER OF ONTARIO.
PROVINCIAL TREASURER S DEPARTMENT.
Treasurer, Hon. Richard Harcourt $4,000
Assistant Treasurer, W. N. Anderson 2,300
Chief Clerk, F. A. Carrell 1,350
Treas.,Sec.&Cl kofAlgoma Taxes, L. V. Percival. 1,550
Cashier, W. C. Noxon 1,150
PROVINCIAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
Chairman, Dr. J. J. Cassidy
Secretary, Dr. P. H. Bryce
Analyst, J. J. Mackenzie
Clerk, Q. B. Lindsay (Acting)
Stenographer, M. H. Smith
PROVINCIAL AUDITOR S BRANCH.
Provincial Auditor, C H. Sproule 2,400
Book-keeper, A. J. Rattray 1,500
INSPECTOR OF DIVISION COURTS.
Inspector, Joseph Dickey 1,700
LICENSF. AND ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACCOUNTS
BRANCH.
First Officer, Henry Totten 2,000
Acting Accountant, J. F. Mowat 1,300
QUEEN S PRINTER.
Queen s Printer, L. K. Cameron 1,800
Assistant Queen s Printer, G. E. Thomas 1,200
ASYLUMS FOR THE INHAXE.
Inspector, R. Christie 2,600
Toronto
Medical Superintendent, D. Clark, M.D 2,000
Bursar, Wm. Tracy 1,400
London
Medical Superintendent, R. M. Bucke, M.D. . 2,000
Bursar, C. A. Sippi 1,400
Kingston
Medical Superintendent, C. K. Clarke, M.D . . 2,000
Bursar, William Anglin 1,300
Hamilton
Medical Superintendent, J. Russell, M.D. . . .
Bursar, B. Way
Mimico
Medical Superintendent, N. H. Beemer, M.D.
Bursar, James Corcoran
Brockville
Medical Superintendent, B. Murphy, M.D.
Bursar, J. W. Baker
Asylum for Idiots, Orillia--
Medical Superintendent, A. H. Beaton, M.D.
Bursar, T. J. Muir
DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS.
Commissioner of Crown Lands, Hon. J. M. Gibson
Assistant Commissioner, Aubrey White
Law Clerk, Q. Kennedy
Shorthand Writer
Sales and Free Grants Branch.
Chief Clerk, A. Kirkwood
Surveys, Patents and Roads.
Director of Surveys, G. B. Kirkpatrick, P.L.S . . .
Draughtsman, W. Revell
Chief Clerk of Patents, C. S. Jones
Superintendent Colonization lioads, H. Smith . .
Woods and Forests Branch.
Chief Clerk, J. A. G. Crozier
Forest ri!.
Clerk of Forestry, Thomas Southworth, Parlia
ment Buildings, Toronto
Accounts Branch.
Accountant, D. G. Ross
Registrar, Frank Yeigh
$2,0(K>
1,400
1,700
1,000
1,700
1,200
1,800
1,000
$4,000
2,800
2,000
1,900
2,000
1,300
1,400
1,900
1,750
1,800
1,400
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1897]
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO. MOUNTED POLICE FORCE.
125
Mining Bureau.
Director of Mines, A. Blue $2,500
Crown Timber Agents.
Ottawa. . E. J. Darby (Act g) | Quebec B. Nicholson
Parry Sd F. Halliday j Peterboro, J.B.McWilliams
Port Arthur . . . .H. Munro
S. Ste. Marie,P.C.Ca,mpbe\\
Rat Portage . .W. Margach
Crown Land Agents.
Bracebridge Wm. Kirk
Brudenell John Whelan
Eganville . . . James Reeves
Emsdale E. Handy
Rainy River. .R. J. F. Marsh
Fort Frances.C.J. Hollands
" W.Stephenson
Liskeard. . . . J. Armstrong
Haliburton . . 0. R. Stewart
Kingston ..R. Macpherson
L Amable J. R. Tait
Magnetewan . . . . S. G. Best
Mattawa , . . . B. J. Gilligan
Minden W. Hartle
Powassan J. S. Scarlett
Plevna A. W. Wood
Parry ffd . . Mrs. T. McKay
Pembroke . . James Stewart
Port Arthur. . J. F. Ruttan
Rat Portage . . W. Margach
(Acting).
Rd s Landing. G. Hamilton
Sault Ste. Marie, W.Turner
Sudbury. .Thomas J. Ryan
Sturgeon F"s. J.D.Cockburn
Thessalon . . . W. L. Nichols
Massey Station P.O.,
D. G. McDonald
SUPERINTENDENT NEGLECTED CHILDREN.
Superintendent, J. J. Kelso $1,200
GAME WARDEN.
Chief Game Warden, Edwin Tinsley 850
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
(ST. JAMES SQUARE.)
Minister of Education, Hon. G. W. Ross, LL.D. . $4,000
Deputy Minister of Education, John Millar, B.A. 2,300
Chief Clerk and Accountant, F. J. Taylor 1,600
Minister s Private Secretary, Henry Alley 1,350
SeniorClerks, J. T. R. Stinson, H. M. Wilkinson, ea. 1,300
A. C. Paull, F. N. Nudel each 1,100
Librarian & Historiographer, J.G. Hodgins, LIj.D. 2,000
Sup. Mech. Insts. < Arts Schools, S. P. May, M.D. 1,700
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Minister, Hon. John Dryden
Private Secretary, W. B . Varley
Dep y Minister and Secr y Bureau of Industries
C. C. James .
Assistant Secretary of Bureau, W. F. McMaster .
First Clerk, W. O. Galloway
Shorthand Writer, Thos. McGUlicuddy
Supt. of Farmers Institutes, F. W. Hodson
Instructor in Road Making, A. W. Campbell, C.E.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, GUELPII.
President, James Mills, LL.D
Prof, of Chemistry, A. E. Shuttleworth, B.A.Sc. .
Prof, of Nat. History, J. H. Panton, M.A
Farm Superintendent, Wm. Rennie
Agriculturist, G. E. Day, B.S. A
Horticulturist, H. L. Hutt, B.S. A
Bacteriologist, F. C. Harrison, B.S.A
Prof, of Dairying, H. H. Dean, B.S.A
English Master, J B. Reynolds, B.A
Lecturer on Agriculture, R. F. Holtermann
Prof, of Veterinary Science, J. H. Reed, V.S. . . .
Asst. Resident Master, T. F. Clark, B.S.A
Experimentalist, C. A. Zavitz, B.S.A
Poultry Manager, L. G. Jarvis
Assistant Chemist, R. Harcourt, B.S.A
Drill Instructor. Capt. W. Clarke
Physician, W. O. Stewart, M.D
Bursar, A McCallum
Stenographer, G. A. Putnam
ONTARIO FACTORIES INSPECTORS.
Robert Barber, Parliament Buildings. Toronto. . .
J. R. Brown, Parliament Buildings, Toronto
O. A. Rocque, ( )rleans, Ont
Miss Margaret Carlyle.Parliament Bldgs., Toronto
IMMIGRATION OFFICE.
Secretary, David Spence
Agent in Liverpool, P. Byrne
$4,000
1,000
2,300
1,700
1,400
1,000
1,200
1,500
2,000
1,800
1,800
1,200
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,500
1,200
950
500
1.500
700
800
300
300
1,000
650
1,300
2,360
THE NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE FORCE OF CANADA.
Since our descriptive article upon the organization
and development of the North-West Mounted Police
Force in the CANADIAN ALMANAC for 1896, page 233,
there have been no special changes to note. Two
Maxim guns have been added to the armament of the
Force since that time. The present strength of the
Force is 750, Officers, Non-commissioned Officers and
men, and will probably remain at that figure.
The Department of North-West Mounted Police is a
branch of the civil government at Ottawa, under the
control and management of the President of the Privy
Council, the Honourable Wilfred Laurier, Mr. Frederick
White, the Comptroller, being Deputy Minister. The
territorial organization of the force is at present as
follows :
HEAD QUARTERS, Regina.
Commissioner, L. W. Herchmer.
Assistant Commissioner, J. H. Mclllree.
REGINA DISTRICT.
Superintendent, A. B. Perry.
Inspectors, J. A. McGibbon, J. O. Wilson, C. Starnes,
M. Baker, R. Belcher, W. H. Irwin, E. G. Brown,
A. C. Macdonell, W. H. Scarth.
Sw-fieon, G. P. Bell.
Vet. Sur/ieitn, J. Burnett.
"A" DIVISION, MAPLE CREEK DISTRICT (Hd. Qrs., Maple
Creek).
Superintendent, S. Gagnon.
Inspectors, M. H. White-Fraser, W. Routledge.
Surgeon, S. M. Fraser.
"C" DIVISION, BATTLEFORD DISTRICT (Hd. Qrs., Battle-
ford).
Sii[ierintendent, J, Cotton.
Inspectors, J. D. Hoodie, J. V. Begin.
Surgeon, L. A. Part.
"D" DIVISION, MACLEOD DISTRICT (Hd. Qrs., Macleod).
Superintendent, S. B. Steele.
Inspectors, G. E. Sanders, A. E. R. Cuthbert, W. S.
Casey, H. J. A. Davidson, A. M. Jarvis, P. C. H.
Primrose.
Surgeon, C. S. Haultain.
Asst. Vet. Surgeon, T. A. Wroughton.
"E" DIVISION, CALGARY DISTRICT (Hd. Qrs., Calgarv)
Superintendent, J. Howe.
Inspectors, Z. T. Wood, F. Harper, D. H. Macpherson.
"F" DIVISION, PRINCE ALBERT DISTRICT (Hd. Qrs.,
Prince Albert).
Si/jii i-iiitenili Ht, G. B. Moffatt.
Inspector, 3. B. Allan.
" G " DIVISION, EDMONTON DISTRICT (Hd. Qrs., Fort
Saskatchewan).
Superiiitemli iit, A. II. Griesbach.
Inspectors, A. E. Snyder, D. M. Howard.
"K" DIVISION, LETHiiRiDGE DISTRICT (Hd. Qrs., Leth-
bridge).
Siitierhiti inli nt, R. B. Deane.
Inspectors, W. S. Morris, W. M. de Ray Williams.
DETACHMENT FROM HKAD QUARTERS, YUKON DISTRICT.
Inspectors, C. Constantine, D. E. Strickland.
Surgeon, A. E. Wills.
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PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
[1897
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
EIGHTH LEGISLATURE*
Lib., Liberal ; Con., Conservative ; Pat. , Patron ; Jnd., Independent ; P. P. A., Protestant Protective
Association.
NOTE. The political party is given according to the best information obtainable. If there should be any
errors the Editor will gladly correct them on advice.
CONSTITUENCY.
POPU
LATION.
NAME OF MEMBER.
P. O. ADDRESS.
NO. OF
VOTES
RBCBIV D
NAME OF DEFEATED
CANDIDATE AND NO. OP VOTES
RECEIVED.
MEMBER S j
MA.TOR TY. |
Addington
17,584
26,028
15,829
11,406
21,811
17,787
22,154
19,575
22,874
20,195
21,807
22,183
20,132
17,053
15,374
18,445
24,932
28,423
26,917
14,689
24,447
21,609
24,068
22,817
24,329
18,216
21,982
48,973
18,050
18,964
22,070
20,891
22,5o8
23,332
25,229
32,790
24,586
23,148
35,662
18,434
19,291
21,492
14,900
25,394
31,977
22,292
18,615
19,460
15,408
17,850
13,163
15, 886
21,995
14,947
20,324
25,031
James Reid Cow.
Centreville ... .
1849
1882
1398
Frank Halliday 1647
202
66
269
ei7
267
151
531
246
345
850
609
187
401
61
366
171
246
131
384
492
213
789
542
280
111
457
100
161
81
50
553
76
12
432
515
432
199
88
26
523
373
112
122
803
399
128
112
67
168
647
21
287
179
146
75
Algoma, East . .
Algoma, West . .
Brant, N. R....
Brant, S. R....
Brockville
Charles F. Farwell .... Lib.
James Conmee Lib.
Sault Stre. Marie . .
Port Arthur. . .
W. H. Hearst 1816
Joseph G. King 1129
Daniel Burt.
St. George ....
Hon. A.S. Hardy Lib.
Toronto
2597
2045
1913
1932
1369 1
1888 i
1986
24(55
2110
1746
1646
1700 -f
2851
1843 |
1517
2030
1826 [
1646 1
2401
1735 |
1920
2269
2468
2348
1574
1473
1782
2129
2263
2335
2365
3106
2282
2070
3044
1499
1830 1
1999
1089 1
2548
3820
2280
2015
1970
1519
1803
1345
1424
1690
1701 j
1402 j
2114
2884
J. E. Hopkins 1980
George A. Dana Lib.
Brockville
R. J. Jelly . . 1778
Bruce, if. R
Reuben E. Truax Lib.
Walkerton
W. Valens . ... 1762
Bruce, C. R
Bruce, N. R. . . .
John S. McDonald Pat.
D. McNaughton..P.P..4. &
[Pat.
Riplev
W. M. Dack 1401
Underwood
A. D. McConnell 1123 \
William Mclntosh ... 987 /
E. Jeffs 1543 \
Carleton
Geo. Nelson Kidd . . . .Pat.
William Dynes Pat.
Carp
Chas. Robinson. ... 6/
G Monk 1136
Dufferin
Grange
Dr. Barr. . . 1856
Dundas
James P. Whitney Con.
William A. Fallis Con.
Wm. Henry Reid Con.
Charles A. Brovver. . . .Con.
Donald McNish Lib.
Morrisburgh ...
J. P. Fox . 1923
Durham, E. R.
Durham, W. R.
Elgin, E. R....
Elgin, W. R.. ..
Essex, N. R....
Essex, S. R. . ..
Millbrook
George Campbell . . .1345
W T Lockhart 1585
Clarke
New Sarum
J. C. Dance 1334 )
W. Ford 854 |
Fingal
D. McColl 2680
William J. MoKee Lib.
Election to be held 20th
Joseph L. Haycock . . . Pat.
David Al. AlcPherson. .fat.
Windsor
G. A. Wintermule...l597\
SWhitp Qfn r
October, 1896.
Cataraqui
J. S Gallagher 1386
Frontenac
Glengarry . .
Lancaster ....
G. H. McGillivray. . .1646
A. Buchanan 1334 \
Grev, N. R..
James Cleland Lib.
Meaford
Joseph Scott 654 /
Charles Medcalf 1433\
W. Read . 1252 /
Grey, S R
David McNichol. .. Pat.
Lamlash
G McKechnie 1612
Grey C R .
Thomas Gamey . Pat
Maxwell
Joseph Rorke 1193 \
Haldimand
Halton
Hon J Baxter . Lib
D. W. Hartman 1138 /
John Senn 1640
William Kerns Con.
Burlington
J. Husband 2158
Hamilton, WR \
Hamilton,ER j
Hastings, E. R.
Hastings, W. R.
Hastings, N. R.
Huron, E. R...
Huron, W. R...
Huron, S. R....
Kent, E. R. . ..
1 Hon. J. M. Gibson . . . Lib.
1 James T. Middle ton . Lib.
Alexander McLaren ..Pat.
W. H. Biggar Lib.
Toronto
W. Hancock 2011
Hamilton
C. R. Smith 2248
Melrose
N. Vennilyea 1413
Belleville .
R. J Graham 1392
James Haggerty Ind.
West Huntingdon.
Wroxeter . .
A. F Wood 1732
Thomas Gibson Lib.
W. Milne 1676
James T. Garrow Lib.
Goderich ... .
James Connolly 2187
R. Weismiller 2313
Murdo Y. McLean Lib.
Robert Ferguson Lib.
Seaforth
Thamesville
C. Darling 1933
Kent, W. R
Thos. L. Pardo. . Pat. & Lib.
Hon. W. Harty Lib.
Oedar Springs . .
Toronto
James Clancy . . . 2591
Kingston
Lambton, E. R.
Lambton, W. R.
Lanark, N. R. .
Lanark, S. R. ..
Leeds ...
Ed. II Smythe 1850
P. D. McCallum . . P. P.A.&
[Ind.
A. T. Gurd. .P. P. A. & Ind.
Richard F. Preston . . . Con.
Forest .
R. J. McCormick . .1871
Chas. Mackenzie. . . .2956
W. C. Caldwell 1473
Petrolea
Carleton Place. . . .
Perth
J. M. Clarke 1207 \
Walter Beatty Con.
Delta
James Ferguson .... 414 /
I. B Wilson . 1626
Lenn-ox
W. W. Meacham . . . Con.
Odessa
Virgil . .
Thos. Symington . . . 977 )
R. M. Briscoe . 720 ?
Lincoln
J. Hiscott..P.P.^4. & Con.
T. S. Hobbs Lib.
R. W. Thompson 24-26
E. T Essery 3017
London
London
Middlesex, E. R.
Middlesex, N.R.
Middlesex, W.R.
Monck
William Shore Pat.
White Oak
R. W. Jackson 1881
Win H. Tavlor . Lib.
Parkhill
J. H. Alexander 1887
J. A. Leitch 1858
Hug-h Crawford 1452
A. P. Cockburn 1635
Stephen Fournier... 698
G. Cruise . 1403
Hon. G. W. Ross. . . Lib.
I oronto
Hon. R. Harcourt Lib.
Geo. E. Langford ... . Con.
Toronto
Muskoka
Bracebridge ....
Nipissing . . .
John Loughrin Lib.
Mattawa
Norfolk, S.R...
Norfolk, N.H..
Northumb ld, E.
Northumb ld, W.
Ontario, N. R..
Ontario, S. R...
Wm. A. Charlton Lib.
E. C. Carpenter Lib.
W. A. Willoughby .... Con.
Corelli C. Field Lib.
Toronto
Simcoe
D. Dal ton . . . 1403
F. L. Webb 1522)
Cobourg
J. R Irvino- 1166 I
George Mitchell . . . .12561
. Kirk 24 /
Jas. Glendinning . . . 2039
R. Miller ..2564
Thos. W. Chappie Lib*
Hon. John Dryd en . . . . Lib.
Ux bridge
Toronto .
1897]
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
127
CONSTITUENCY.
POPU
LATION.
NAME OF MEMBER.
P. O. ADDRESS.
SO. OF
VOTES
RECEIV D
SAME OF DEFEATED CANDI
DATE AND NUMBER
OK VOTES RECEIVED.
^,_, I MEMBERS
gg5 | MA.TOR TY.
Ottawa (2 Mem
bers)
44,H2
27,037
22,812
18,967
J George O Keef e ... . Lib.
\ Hon.E.H.Bronson. ..Lib.
Ottawa
3381
3316
A F. Mclntyre . . . 1923 ~|
Ottawa.
HT R^^lr O 1
Oxford, N.R...
Oxford, S.R....
Parry Sound . . .
Peel
Woodstock
Angus McKay . . Lib
Ingersoll
2454
1968
W. Nancekivele . . . .2073
James Sharpe. . . . 1488
381
480-
Win. Rabb Beatty Con.
John Smith
Parry Sound
Brampton
Perth, N.R....
Perth S R
29,602
22,114
16,803
18,887
24,173
18,889
23,972
23,005
29,970
26,597
19,910
19,910
27,156
181,209
20,693
18,648
25,325
25,139
25,132
21,394
20,303
17,582
14,591
13,550
23,702
18,327
21,863
Thos Ma^wood Con.
Poole
2957
2232
1621
2280
2038
2149 j
1802 |
1978
1976
2021 1
1509
1170 1
1809 [
2494
3401
4007
6073
1688
1785 |
2042 |
2212
2579
1993
1318 {
1449
G. G. McPherson 2849
Thos. Ballantyne.. . .220!)
John Lancaster . . . .1156
H. C. Winch 1520
108
23
465
760
1208
667
231
320
789
124
87
79-
394
1014
1658
805
2077
273
470-
918
448
91
686-
65
74
John McNeil Pat.
Fullarton
Peterbnro , E. R.
Peterboro , W.R.
Westwood . .
Tas R Stratton Lib
Peterboro
F. E. Alfred Evanturel . Lib.
John Caven Pat.
Alfred
J. Cross 830
Prince Edward .
Renfrew, S. R..
Renfrew, N. R.
Picton
James Gibson 1482 |
Robt. A. Campbell Lib.
Henr3" Barr Lib
Douglas
Dr. Dowling.. ..15711
John Teirney. . . Ij
Douglas . .
John Shaw, jr. . . .1658
Alex Robillard Lib
Ottawa .
John Tytler 1187
Simcoe, E. R. . .
Simcoe, W.R...
Simcoe, C. R. . .
Stormont
A. Miscampbell Con.
Midland
W. M. Harvey 1897 1
Archibald Currie .Pat
Creemore
J. S. Duff 1422
. Coutts 1091 1
John Bennett .... Pat.
Athol
A. B. Thompson 922 J
W. Mack. 1405 1
Toronto, W..~\
Toronto, E... \
Toronto. N...[
Toronto, S. . . .
Victoria, E. R. .
Victoria, W. R.
Waterloo, N. R.
Waterloo, S. R. .
Welland
( Thomas Crawford. . .Con.
1 Geo. S. Ryerson . . . .Con.
j George F. Marter. . . Con.
1^ Oliver A. Howland. .Con.
John H. Carnegie Con.
John McKay Lib.
Toronto
0. Fulton 633 (
G. G. S. Lindsay ... 1480
John Armstrong. . . .1743
Joseph Tait 3202
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Charles Moss 3996
Coboconk
Win. Thurston 1415
Woodville
R Bryans 1315 I
Alex. B. Robertson . . . Lib.
John D. Moore Lib.
Nithburg
John Campbell 570 1
V. Otterbein . . .1124 )
F. G. Gardiner . . 829 )
Gait
J. N. Sipes 1764
Wm. M. German.. .. Lib.
Welland
W. McClearv 2488
Wellington, S.R.
Wellington,E. R.
Wellington, W.R
Wentworth,ff.R.
Wentworth, S.R.
York, N.R
York, E.R
York, W. R
John Mutrie Lib.
Oustic
G. A. Darby 1307
John Craig.. . ..Lib.
Fergus
James Parks 1253 ^
Joseph Hampton . . . 984 )
John Nicholson 1375
James Tucker
Parker
John Ira Flatt . . . Lib
Hamilton
John Dickenson
Glanford
E. J. Davis Lib
King
2035
1959
2151
J. ttutchinson 1714
321
434
53-
John Richardson . . . Lib
Scarboro"
E. B. Rvckman 1525
W. J. Hill 2098
Joseph W. St. John. . .Con
Toronto Junction
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS AND ELECTORAL DISTRICTS-ONTARIO.
Representatives. Constituencies.
Barr, Henry Renfrew, N.R.
Baxter, Hon. J Haldimatid
Beatty, Walter Leeds
Beatty, Win. Rabb Parry Sound
Bennett, John Stormont
Biggar, Wm. Hodgins. .Hastings, W.R.
Blezard, Thomas. .Peterborough, E.R.
Bronson, Hon. Erakine Hy Ottawa
Brower, Chas. And Elgin, E.R.
Burt, Daniel Brant, N.R.
Bush, Orlando Grenville
Campbell, Robert A Renfrew, S.R.
Carnegie, John H Victoria, E.R.
Carpenter, E. C Norfolk, N.R.
Caven, John Prince Edward
Chappie, Thomas W Ontario, N.R.
Charlton, Wm. A Norfolk, S.R.
Cleland, James Grey, N.R.
Conmee, James Algonia, W.
Craig, John Wellington, E.R.
Crawford, Thomas Toronto, W.
Currie, Arch Simcoe, W.R.
Dana, Geo. Augustus Brockville
Davis, Hon. Elihu J York.N.R.
Dickenson, John Wentworth, S.
Dryden, Hon. John Ontario, S.R.
Dynes, Wm Dufferin
Evanturel, F. E. A Prescott
Fallis, Wm. A Durham, E.R.
Farwell, Charles Franklin.. Algoma, E.
Ferguson, Robt Kent, E.R.
Representatives. Constituencies.
Field, C. C Northumberland, W.R.
Flatt, John Ira Wenfcworth, N.R.
Gamey , Thomas Grey, C. R.
Garrow, James T Huron, W.R.
German, Wm. Manley Welland
Gibson, Hon. J. M Hamilton, W.
Gibson, Thomas Huron, E.R.
Gunl, Alfred T Lambton, W.R.
Haggerty, James Hastings, N.R.
Harcourt, Hon. Richard Monck
Hardy, Hon. A. S Brant, S.R.
Harty, Hon. W Kingston
Haycock, Joseph L Frontenac
Hiscott, James Lincoln
Hobbs, T. S London
Howland, O. A Toronto, S.
Kerns, Wm Halton
Kidd, Geo. Nelson Carleton
Langford, Geo. Ed Muskoka
Little, Ed. Alf Cardwell
Loughrin, John Nipissing
McCauum, Peter D. . . .Lambton, E.R.
McDonald, John S Bruce, C.R.
McKay, Angus Oxford, S.R.
McKay, John Victoria, W.R.
McKee, Wm. J Essex, N.R.
McLaren, Alex Hastings, E. R.
McLean, Murdo Y Huron, S.R.
McNaughton, Daniel Bruce, N.R.
McNeil, John. .., Perth, S.R.
McNichol, David Grey, S.R.
Representatives. Constituencies.-
Macnish, Donald Elgin, W.R
McPherson, David M Glengarry
Magwood, Thomas Perth, N.R.
Marter, G. F Toronto, N.
Matheson, Arthur Jas. . . .Lanark, S.R
Meacham, W. W Lennox
Middleton, Jas. T Hamilton, E.
Miscampbell, A Simcoe, E.R.
Moore, John D Waterloo, S.R.
Mutrie, John Wellington, S.R.
O Keefe, Geo Ottawa
Pardo, T. L Kent, W.R.
Paton, Robert Simcoe, C.R.
Pattullo, Andrew Oxford, N.R
Preston, R. F Lanark, N.R.
Reid, James Addington
Reid, Wm. H Durham, W.R.
Richardson, John York, E.R.
Robertson, A. B Waterloo, N.R.
Robillard, Alex Russell
Ross, Hon. G. W Middlesex, W.R.
Ryerson, G. S Toronto, E
Shore, Wm Middlesex, E.R.
Smith, John Peel
St. John, J. W. York, W.R.
Stratton, Jas. R. .Peterborough, W R
Taylor, Win. H Middlesex, N.R.
Truax, Reuben E Bruce, S. R.
Tucker, James Wellington, W.
Whitney, James P Dutidas
Willoughby, W. A. . . Northumberl d.E.R
OFFICERS OF THE A SSEMBLY. Charles Clarke, Clerk of the Souse; Arthur H. Sydere, Clerk Assistant ;
W. T. Preston, Librarian ; J. M. Delamere, Clerk and Postmaster; Lud. K.Cameron, Accountant; A. M. Dymonrl.
Law Clerk -; F. J. Glackmeyer, Sergeant-at-Arms ; P. O Brien, Housekeeper and Chief Messenger.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Entered Confederation 1st July, 1867. Population 18911,488,586.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT QUEBEC.
LIHUTENANT-GOVERNOR. Hon. J. A. Chapleau, $10,000; Capt. H. F. Sheppard, Aide-de-Camp ; Edouard Delpit,
Private Secretary; WalterLannen, Messenger.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. L. P. Pelletier Attorney-General.
T. Chapais President of Council.
M. F. Haokett Secretary and Registrar.
A. W. Atwater. . . .Treasurer.
Hon. B. J. Flynn Premier and Commissioner
of Public Works.
" Louis Beaubien Commissioner of Agriculture
and Colonization.
" G. A. Nantel Commissioner ofCrownLands
OFFICERS. G. Grenier, Clerk Executive Council; W. Learnmouth and A. Genereux, Clerks; and two Messengers.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. THOMAS CHAPAIS, Speaker.
DIVISION.
Alma Hon
Bedford
DeLaDurantaye
De Lanandiere . "
De la Valliere . . "
De Lorimier ....
De Salaberry...
Golfe
Grandville
Inkerman
Kennebec
La Salle
Lauzon
NAME. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Louis Tourville, Lift. Montreal.
Thos. Wood .... Con. Dunham Flats
Pierre Garneau.Z/io.Quebec.
L. Sylvestre Li&.Isle du Pad.
, ,-, C St. Pierre les
F.X.O.MethotCon.-j Becquets .
J. G. Laviolette.Cow.Montreal.
David A. Ross. .it&.Quebec.
G. Bryson, Jr. . . ii&.FortCoulonge
N. C. Cormier. .Lib. Plessisville.
V. W. Larue. . . Con. Quebec.
N. Audet Con. St. Anselme.
DIVISION.
Les Laurentides.
Mille Isles
Montarville
Hepentigny
Rigaud
Rougemont
Shawinigan ....
Saurel
Stadacona
Victoria
Wellington
NAME.
P. O. ADDRESS.
Hon. T. Chapais Con. Quebec.
" David Marsil. . .-Lift. St. Eustache.
" CBdeBouchervilleC.Boucherville.
" H. Archambeault,L.Montreal.
Wilf red Prevost, Lib. Montreal.
ii
n f Ste. Anne de
John Jones Ross, C | la P e rade .
" Jos. A. Dorion .Con.St. Ours.
" J. Sharpies Con.Quebec.
T ( CoteSt.Antoine
" Jas - K.Ward.LJ MontreaL
" Francis E. Gilman, L.Montreal.
OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Clerk, Louis Frechette.
Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, Sam l Staunton Hatt.
Clerk Assistant, R. Campbell.
Clerk of English Journal and English Translator, R.
Campbell.
Clerk of French Journal and French Translator, Nap.
Legendre.
Sergeant-at-Arms, and
Clerk of Committees, J. E. Baribeau.
OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, L. G. Desjardins.
Sergeant-at-Arms, Dr. Gedeon Laroque.
Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms, Jos. Laroque.
Asst Clerknf the Legislative Assembly, A. C. Guilbault.
Deputy Clerk, Clerk of the English Journal and Records,
Paul E. Smith.
Asst. Clerk of the English Journal, Alfred K. Austin.
Cleric of French Journal and Petitions, etc., Louis
Assistant Clerk of French Journal and Petitions, etc.,
A. J. MacDonald.
Accountant, Laurent Simoneau.
Clerks of the Private Bills Committee and Permanent
Orders, Charles Delagrave, Frs. L. Desaulniers.
Chief French Translator, Leon Ledieu.
Assistant French Translators, Ernest Tremblay, Honore
Joannette.
Chief English Translator, Crawford Lindsay.
Asst. English Translators, E. R. Alleyn, Jos. E. Treffry.
Clerk of Votes and Proceedings, N. F. de St. Maurice.
A sat. Clerk of Votes and Proceedings, Achillas Mercier.
Clerk of Committees. Frs. L. Desaulniers.
Clerk of Printing and Records, Chs. Pageau.
Stationery, Patrick Kerwin.
Postmaster, Z. Duhamel.
Asst. Postmaster, Victor Lacroix.
Chief Copying Clerk, P. P. Daunais.
Clerk in Chancery, L. G. Desjardins.
Chief Messenger, Ph. Simard.
Library.
Librarian, N. E. Dionne.
Clerks, Joseph TruJel and Joseph Desjardins.
Law Clerk s Office.
Law Clerk, L. J. Cannon.
Special Officers at Law, J. H. Oliver, C. Lanctot,
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HON. E. J. FLYNN, PREMIER OF QUEBEC.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. P. Ev. LEBLANC, Speaker.
CONSTITUENCIES.
Argenteuil
Arthab&ska
NAME.
Simpson, Wm. John. . .
Girouard Jos Ena
P. O. ADDRESS.
Lachute.
Drum ndville.
CONSTITUENCIES.
Montmagny
Montmorency. _
NAME.
Bernatchez, N
Boufifard, Ed
P. 0. ADDRESS.
StThos. Mont y
Quebec.
Bagot
McDonald, Milton
St Andre d Act.
Montreal No. 1..
Martineau, Frangois . .
Montreal.
Beauce
Poirier, Joseph
St JosdelaB ce
Montreal No. 2..
Auge, Olivier M
Montreal.
Beauharnois
Bisson, E. H
Beauharnois . .
Montreal No. S..
Parizeau, Damase
Montreal.
Bellechasse
Berthier
Turgeon, Adelard
Allard, Victor
N.-D. de Levis.
Berthierville.
Montreal No. It. .
Montreal No. 5..
Atvvater, Hon. A. W...
Hall, Hon. J. S
Montreal.
Montreal.
Bonct venture
Mercier Hon Honore
Montreal.
Montreal No. 6. .
Dr. Guerin
Montreal.
Brome
England RufusN...
Knowlton.
Napierville
Ste-Marie, Louis
St. Remi.
Chainbly
Nicolet
Beaubien, Hon. L. . . . .
Montreal.
Champlain
Grenier, Dr. Pierre
St. Maurice.
Ottawa
Tetreau, Neree
Hull.
Charler/oix .
Morin, Joseph . .
Bale St. Paul.
Pontiae
Gillies, David
Braeside.
Chate&uguay
Grei^ 1 , William
Ste Mai. d Orm.
Portneuf
Tessier, Jules
Quebec.
Chicout et Sag
Petit Honore ..
Chicoutimi.
Quebec (Centre).
Chauteauvert, V ...
Quebec.
Compton
MeClary, Chs
Clifton.
Quebec, (Comte)
Deux-Montaon s
Beauchamp Benj
St. Hernias.
Quebec-Est
Shehyn, Hon. Jos
Quebec.
Dorchester
Pelletier Hon L. P .
Quebec.
Quebec-Ouest.. . .
Carbray, Felix
Quebec.
Drumrno/id .
Cooke, Peter Joseph
Montreal.
Richelieu
Lacouture, Louis
Sorel.
Gasp&
Flynn, Hon. E. J
Quebec.
Richmond
Bedard, Joseph
Richmond.
Bochelaqa
Rirnouski
Tessier Auguste
Rimouski.
Huntingdon .
Stephens Geo VV
Montreal.
Rouville
Girard, Alfred .
Marieville.
Iberville . . .
Gosselin F. (flls) .
St. Alexandre.
St. Hyacinthe .
Cartier, Dr. A. P. .
Ste. Madeleine.
Jacques-Cartier.
St. Jean
Marchand, Hon. F. G
St J. d Iberville
Joliette
Tellier, Jos. M . .
Joliette.
St. Maurice ....
Duplessis.L.T.N L
Trois-Rivieres.
Kamouraska . . .
Desjardins, 0. A . .
St And. deKam
St. Sauwur ....
Parent, S. Napoleon . .
St. Sauveur.
Lac St. Jean. . . .
Girard, Joseph
St. Gedeon.
She/ord
Savaria Adolphe F. . . .
Waterloo.
Laprairie . . .
DOVOH, Cvrille . ..
St. Isidore.
Sherbrooke . . .
Panneton, L. E
Sherbrooke.
L Assumption . .
Marion, Joseph.
St. P. 1 Ermite.
Soulanges . . . .
Bourbonnais, A G . . .
Montreal.
Laval
LeBlanc Pierre Ev
Montreal.
Stanstead
Hackett Hon M F
Stanstead.
Levis
Baker, Ignace A
St. Nicholas.
Ttmiscouata. . . .
Rioux, Napoleon
Trois-Pistoles.
L Islet .
Dcehene, F G M
Quebec.
Terrebonne .
Nantel, Hon G A
Montreal.
Lotbiniere
Laliberte, E. Hip
Warwick.
Trois-Rivifres
Normand T. E
Three Rivers.
Maskinonge . . . .
Caron, Hector
St. Leon.
Vaudreuil
Cholette, Hilaire
Rigaud.
Matane . .
Pinault L. F ..
Quebec.
Vercheres.
Lussier A A E E
Varennes.
M&yantic. . . .
King, James
Quebec.
Wolfe ..
Chicoyne Jerome A
Sherbrooke.
Missisir/uoi
Spencer, Elijah E
Frelighsburg.
Yamaska.
Gladu, Victor
St. Fran du Lao
Montcalm . .
Masrnan. Octave . .
St. Alexis.
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PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
[1897
PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR S OFFICE.
Provincial Registrar, Hon. M. F. Hackett.
Deputy Registrar, Jos. Boivin.
Secretary to the Registrar, T. Nap. Pelletier.
Clerks, Alfred Simard, Pierre Gagnon.
Clerk of Archives, Eudore Evanturel.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commissioner, Hon. E. J. Flynn, Premier P.Q.
Assistant Commissioner, Simeon LeSage.
Secretary, Ernest Gagnon.
Engineer and Supt. of Public Works, Elzear Charest.
Assistant Engineer, T. A. Trudelle.
Accountant, G. W. Petry.
Asst. Accountant, Elliott Fraser.
Clsrk, Joseph Roy.
Director of Railways, L. A. Vallee.
Accountant Railway Office, M. J. Murphy.
Clerks, Claude D6n6chaud, J. B. Gosselin.
Registrar, F. X. Boileau.
Deputy Registrar, J. E. Garneau.
Draughtsmen, G. St. Michel and L. P. Vallerand.
Stenographer, Alphonse Gagnon.
Private Secretary, J. A. Lefebvre.
SECRETARY S OFFICE.
Provincial Secretary, Hon. M. F. Hackett.
Assistant Secretary, Jos. Boivin.
Private Secretary,
Inspector of Registry Offices, A. Geoff rion.
Inspectors of Public Offices, Gaols and Asylums, L. L.
L. Desaulniers, M.D., A. L. de Martigny, M.D., and
John Aylen, M.D.
Chief Clerk, Jos. Dumont.
English Correspondence, T. J. Molony.
Recording Clerk, J. O. Laurin.
Clerks of Statistics, and Clerks of Accounts for Lunatic
Asylums, Reformatory and Industrial Schools, G. E.
Deschamps and L. P. Robitaille.
Accountant, Felix. Campeau.
Assistant Accountant, Eric Dorion.
Clerks, J. B. Gagnon, S, Bergeron.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
Attorney-General, Hon. L. P. Pelletier, Q.C.
Assistant A ttorney-General, L. J. Cannon.
Inspector of Registry Offices, Aime Geoff rion.
Clerks, H. Delagrave, VV T . Chapman, St. George Legendre.
Messenger, W. Dube.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Treasurer, Hon. A. W. Atwater.
As t Treas. and Sec. of Treas y Board, H. T. Machin.
Book-keeper, Alex. Hyde.
Stenographer, R. H. O Regan.
Minister s Private Secretary, J. W. Wright.
Audit Branch Provincial Auditor, A. H. Verret ; De
puty Auditor, F. D. Tims.
Revenue Branch Comptroller, A. Brosnan ; Inspector,
T. A. Poston.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Hon. P. Boucher
de La Bruere, D.C.L.
French Secretary of the Department, Paul de Cazes.LL. D.
English See // of the Department, Geo. W. Parmelee.B.A.
Special O fleer, J. N. Miller.
Curator of the Museum, D. N. St-Cyr.
Accountant, John Strang.
Clerk of Statistics, F. Couillard.
Recording Clerk, L. J. Prejen.
Librarian & Clerk of French Correspondence, G. Ouimet.
Clerk of English Correspondence, W. G. L. Paxman.
Clerk of Accounts, L. Lefebvre.
Assistant Book-keeper, Charles Blanchet.
Clerks, A. Dessane, C. Levesque and P. Prevost.
DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE & COLONIZATION.
Commissioner, Hon. Louis Beaubien.
Assistant Commissioner, George Auguste Gigault.
Secretary, S. Sylvestre.
Secretary of Council of Agriculture, E A. Barnard.
Accountant, A. M. Fleury, D Eschambault.
Assistant Accountant, J. Arthur Paquet.
Colonization Branch, Sergius Dufault.
Registrar, N. O. Demers.
BOARD OF HEALTH, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Offices : 76 St. Gabriel Street, Montreal.
President, E. P. Lachapelle, M.D., Montreal.
Secretary, Elzear Pelletier, M.D., Montreal.
Inspector of Health, J. A. Beaudry, M.D., Montreal.
Bacteriologist, VVvatt Johnston, M.D., Montreal.
Chemist, R. F. Ruttan, M.D., Montreal.
Recorder of Vital Statistics, L. J. H. Roy, M.D., Montreal.
Members The President, ex-officio, H. R. Gray, Esq.,
Montreal; Robert Craik, M.D., Montreal; Alphonse
Methot, Trois-Rivieres ; J. I. DesRoches, M. D., Mon
treal ; Laurent Catellier, M.D., Quebec.
DEPARTMENT OF CROWN LANDS.
Commissioner, Hon. G. A. Nantel.
Assistant Commissioner, Eugene E. Tache.
Registrar, J. N. Proulx.
Assistant Registrar, L. H. B. Garneau.
Private Secretai y, E. Rodier.
Superintendent of Surveys, C. E. Gauvin.
Draughtsmen and Clerks, J. Tache, P. M. A. Genest, G.
Rinfret, F. O. Farrell, N. V. Lefrancois, F. Kewack,
W. Waddell, G. A. Boily.
Inspectors of Surveys, H. O Sullivan and D. C. Morency.
Accountant and Cashier, Victor Derome.
Assistant Accountant and Cashier, J. Creighton.
Clerk and Controller of Stationery, Arthur Gagnon.
Clerk, A. P. Caron.
Superintendent of Woods and Forests, P. Blouin.
Clerks, Wm. Delaney, W. H. Hatch, P. R. Hamoredan,
W. C. J. Hall.
Superintendent of Land Sales (Sec. West), C. O. Lavoie.
Clerks, J. Grenier, A. Woods and Hy. Thomson.
Superintendent of Land Sales (Sec. East), E. Rouillard.
Clerks, A. Dumais, J. M. Turcot, J. Martineau, B.
Duvrel and H. Talbot.
Superintendent of Fisheries and Game, H. Chasse.
Clerk and Draughtsman, E. Hamel.
Law Clerk, E. Boufford.
Secretary of Bureau of Mines, Jules Cot6.
Mining Inspector, J. Obalski.
Stenographers and Typewriters, J. A. Bellisle, A. J. Huot.
Cadastre Offices G. A. Varin, Secretary, F. W. Blaik-
lock, Surveyor, Montreal ; C. Chartre, Secretary, F. X.
Genest, Inspector, P. Gosselin, Assist. Inspector, L. N.
Dufresne, G. B. Du Tremblay, Draughtsmen, J. A.
Rouleau, Clerk, Quebec.
Office Keeper, J. Caron.
Messengers, J. Fiset, E. Grenier, F. I. Giroux, J. Tre-
panier and A. Lacasse.
Crown Timber and Land Agents.
Morehead P.O ..W. Clarke
Baie des Peres . . A. E. Guay
Maniwaki J. Comeau
Hull H. MacGrady
" R.W. Farley (sub A).
Gracefield A. Synek
Thurso J. A. Cameron
Sherbrooke.. Jacques Picard
Arthabaskaville . A.Gagnon
St. Francis, N. E.
W. B. C. De Lery
Ste. Claire.. J. E. Cayouette
Fraserville . . T. C. Michaud
Rimouski,W..L.N.A.sae\int
Matam A. Fraser
New Carlisle. .W. Maguire
He.bertville S. Dumais
Chicoutimi A. Sturton
Roberval G. Audet
Quebec ........ J. E. Boily
Three Rivers ---- E. Lacerte
Joliette ...... J. A. Martin
St.Agathe des Monts, C. J.
Marchand.
L.
Carleton IF...N. Arseneau
Montreal ____ J. P. Landry
Quebec. ..H. J. W. Carbray
Gaspt Basin . .John Carter
Tadousac ..... Eug. Caron
Perct ............ E. Flynn
Cap Chat ....... Louis Roy
L Islet ....... C. F. Leolerc
Mailloux ...L. J. Turgeon
Grenville ...... A. B. Filion
Cheneville . . Hercule Chene
St. Jovite ____ T. A. Christin
Waterloo, O. B. Kemp.Insp.
Western Sec.
St. Felicien,Arth. Poliquin
Constable of Beauce Mines, Geo. Lecauteur.
CORPORATION OF LAND SURVEYORS OF QUEBEC.
Honorary Member, Hon. Com. des Terres de la Couronne.
President, Ant. Painchaud.
1st Vice-president, W. McLea Walbank.
2nd Vice- President, P. H. Dumais.
Secretary -Treasurer, C. E. Gauvin.
Syndic., George Roy.
Thos. Breen, J. N. Gastonguay, P. C. Talbot, Jos. E.
Sirois, John Sullivan. D. C. Morency, Jos. P. B. Cas-
grain, Jos. E. Mailhot, J. Ls. Michaud, F. X. Genest.
QUEEN S PRINTER S OFFICE.
Queen s Printer, C. F. Langlois. Clerk, Ed. Trudelle.
Book-keeper, C. Pageau Messgr., J. N. Bourre.
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
Entered Confederation 1st July, 1865.
Population 1891, 321,294.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT FREDERICTON.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR The Hon. John James Eraser, $9,000. Aide-de-Camp Major Gordon, I.S.C.
Extra Aides-de-Camp Lieut. -Col. Armstrong, N. B. Artillery ; Capt. Henry Montgomery Campbell.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Leader and Attorney-General, Hon. Jas. Mitchell $2,100
Provincial Secretary and Receiver-General, Hon.
L* J. Tweedie 2,100
Surveyor-General, Hon. A. T. Dunn 1,700
Chief Commissioner Board of Works, Hon. H. B.
Emmerson 1,700
Solicitor-General, Hon. A. S. White 81,200
Members of Council, Hon. Charles H. Labillois,
Hon. L. P. Farris
Clerk, F. A. H. Stratton
Agent-General, C. A. D. Miller
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Clerk, H. B. Rainsford. Sergeant-at-Arrnx, H. Rutter.
Assist. Clerk, J. Richards. Engrossing Clerk,
COUNTY.
MEMBERS.
Albert Hon. H. R. Emmerson. One vacant.
Carleton Allan Dibblee, C. L. Smith, H. McCain.
Charlotte Hon. Jas. Mitchell, James Russell, Jas.
O Brien, Geo. F. Hill.
Gloucester.... John Sivewright, P. J. Venoit, F. K.
Paulin.
Kent Jas. Barnes, Urbain Johnston, P. Leger.
Kings Hon. Albert S. White, G. G. Scovil, G.
W. Fowler.
Madau aska . . . Cyprien Martin, A. Bertrand.
Sforthumber ld John P. Burchill, Hon. L. J. Tweedie,
John O Brien, A. A. Davidson.
COUNTY.
Queens
Restigouche ....
St. John (City).
St . John
Sunbury
Victoria
Westmoreland . .
York..
MEMBERS.
L. P. Farris, I. W. Carpenter.
Hon. C. H. Labillois, A. H. Mott.
Silas Alward, C. B. Lockhart, Wm.
Shaw, A. A. Stockton.
Albert T. Dunn, John McLeod.
C. B. Harrison, David Morrow.
Jas. Porter, Adam Beveridge.
W. W. Wells, Hon. A. D. Richard,
F. W. Sumner, A. E. Killam.
J. Black, H. H. Pitts, Jas. K. Finder,
Win. T. Howe.
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY S OFFICE.
Prov. Sec )/ & Receiver-Gen l, Hon. L. J. Tweedie $2,100
Deputy Provincial Secretary, and Deputy Regis
trar-General, R. W. L. Tibbitts 1,500
Deputy Receiver-General, G. N. Babbitt 1,600
Clerks, E. Hanson, $900 ; T. Otty Crookshank,
6CO ; C. Sterling Brannen, $700
SURVEYOR-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT.
Deputy Surveyor-General, Andrew Inches $1,400
Chief Draughtsman, T. G. Loggie 1,400
Assistant Draughtsman, R. S. Barker 900
Accountant and Lumber Agent, W. P. Flewelling. 1,400
BOARD OF WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Chief Commissioner, Hon. H. R. Emmerson $1,700
Secretary to Board of Work.", T. B. Winslow 1,500
Engineer, A. R. Wetmove
Clerk, G. Fred. Coy
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Commissioner, Hon. L. J. Tweedie . .
Secretary, J. L. Inches
Solicitor-General, Hon. A. S. White.
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICERS.
Auditor-General, Jas. S. Beek
Clerk, T. Otty Crookshank
Clerk of the Pleas, T. Carleton Allen
Deputy Clerk of the Pleas, Robt. G. Wetmore . .
Librarian, H. G. C. Wetmore
Caretaker Parliament Building, John Lister. . .
Queen * Printer, R. W. L. Tibbitts
$1,500
700
82,100
1,000
1,200
SI, 600
600
2,200
600
500
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r ~3^^^~ "^^TB
PROVINCE OF MANITOBA.
Entered Confederation July 15th, 1870. Population in 1891 154,442.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT WINNIPEG.
LlBUTENANT-GOVBRNOR HON. JAMES COLEBROOKE PATTERSON, $10,000.
PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE.
Premier, President of Council, Minister of Agriculture,
Railway Commissioner, etc., Hon. Thos. Greenway.
Attorney-General, Hon. J. D. Cameron.
Minister of Public Works, Hon. Robert Watson.
Provincial Secretary,
Provincial Treasurer and Land Commissioner, Hon.
D. H. McMillan.
Chief Clerk Att y-General s Department, H. A. McLean.
Chief Clerk Treasury Department, Wm. J. Ptolemy.
Chief Clerk Dept. Agriculture, Hugh Mc-Kellar.
Chief Clerk Public Works Dept., J. W. Sifton.
Clerk of Executive Council, C. Graburn.
Provincial Auditor, Geo. Black.
Chief Clerk Provincial Secretary s Department and.
Queen s Printer, D. Philip.
Librarian, J. P. Robertson.
Sergeant-at-Arms, J. Macdougall.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Speaker, Hon.
Clerk of Legislative Assembly, E. G. Conklin.
CONSTITUENCIES.
NAME. P. 0. ADDRESS.
Thos Dickie Lib. Souris.
CONSTITUENCIES.
Mountain
NAME. P. 0. ADDRESS
Hon.T. Greenway. L Crystal City.
Beautiful Plains.
Birtle
W. F. Sirett.. ..Pat. Neepawa.
Chas. J. Hickle.Lib. Birtle.
Norfolk
North Brandon . .
Geo. Rogers Lib. Carberry.
Hon. C. Sifton.itft. Brandon.
Brandon City ....
Charles Adams .Lib. Brandon.
Roger Marion Con. St. Boniface.
Portage la Prairie
Rhineland
Hon. R. Watson. Lib. Ptge. La Prairie
V. Winkler Lib. Morden.
A Doig Lib. Glenboro".
Hockwood
S. J. Jackson . .Lib. Stonewall.
Theo Burrows Lib. Winnipeg.
Rosenfeldt
E. Winkler . . . .Lib. Gretna.
C A Young Lib Deloraine.
Russell
James Fisher.. Con. Winnipeg.
Watson Crosby Pat Virden.
St. Andrews
Sig. Jonasson . .Lib. Winnipeg.
D H McFadden Co?i. Emerson.
St. Boniface
J.E.Prendergast/L. St. Boniface.
H. Sutherland.. Con. Fernton.
Saskatchewan
D. McNaught. .Lib. Rapid City.
F M Young Lib Killarnev.
Souris
A.McI. Campbell. L. Mehta.
South Brandon. . .
H. C. Graham. ,Lib. Hayfield.
T C Norris Lib Griswold.
Springfield
T. H. Smith... Lib. Springfield.
La Verandrye. . . .
Theo. Par6 Con. St. Anne.
Jas Riddell Lib Rosebank.
Turtle Mountain . .
Westbourne
John Hettle .... Lib. Boissevain.
T. L. Morton . . . Lib. Gladstone.
Manitou
Minnedosa
J. D. Mclntosh. .Lib. Manitou.
R. H. Myers Lib. Minnedosa.
Winnipeg Centre . .
Winnipeg North . .
Hon. D.McMillan.i. Winnipeg.
P. C. McIntyre.Lto. Winnipeg.
Thos. Duncan . .Lib. Morden.
Winnipeg South . .
Hon. J.D. Cameron. L Winnipeg.
Morris
Stewart Mulvey. Lib. Winnipeg.
Woodlands
R. P. Roblin . . . Con. Winnipeg.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Chairman, Most Rev. Metropolitan of Rupert s Land.
Secretary, Dr. Blakety, Winnipeg.
Rev. Dr. Bryce, R. R. Cochrane, Dr. E. W. Montgomery,
D! Mclntyre, Winnipeg ; J. D. Hunt, G. D. Wilson,
Brandon.
MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONER S OFFICE.
Commissioner, Hon. J. D. Cameron.
Chief Clerk, E. M. Wood.
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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Entered Confederation July 20th, 1871. Population 189197,613.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT VICTORIA, V. I.
LIKUTENANT-GOVERXOR Hon. Edgar Dewdney, $9,000. Private Secretary, Capt. Walcott Richardson, |1,200.
EXRCCTWE COUNCIL.
President Hon. C. E. Pooley.
Attorney-General & Clerk of Executive Council,
Hon. D. M. Eberts, Q.C $4,000
Chief Commissioner of Lands & Works, Hon. G. B.
Martin 4,000
Premier and Min. of Finance & Agriculture,
Hon. J. H. Turner $5,000
Min. of Education & Immigration, Prov. Sec. &
Min. of Mines, Hon. Jas. Baker 4,000
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Hon. D. W. Higgins, Speaker, $500. Thornton Fell, Clerk of Legislative Assembly, $600.
CONSTITUENCIES.
Cariboo |
Cassiar
Chilliwack
Comox
Cowichan- f
Alberni. I
Delta
Dewdney
Esquimau . . . j
Kootenay Nurth.
South.
East..
Lillooet East . . .
West . . .
Kanaimo City . .
NAME.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
S. A. Rogers Barkerville
Wm. Adams LightmngCre k
John Irving Victoria
Thos. E. Kitchen Chilliwack
Joseph L. Hunter Victoria
G. A. Huff Alberni
Major Mutter Victoria
Thomas Forster Clayton
C. B. Sword Matsqui
Hon. D. W. Higgins . . Victoria
C. E. Pooley "
J. M . Kellie Revelstoke
J. F. Hume Nelson
Hon. Jas. Baker Victoria
D. A. Stoddart Clinton
A. W. Smith Lillooet
Jas. McGregor Nanaimo
CON STITUEXCIES.
Nanaimo North .
South.
N. Westmins- \
ter City .... j
Richmond
Vancouv rCityl.
NAME.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
Victoria City.
I
Victoria North .
South.
Yale North
" East
" West..
J. Brydon Wellington
W. W. Walkens Nanaimo
J. B. Kennedy N.Westminster
Thos. Kidd Lulu Island
F. C. Cotton Vancouver
A. Williams
R. McPherson
R. P. Rithet Victoria
Hon. J. H. Turner
H. D. Helmcken
J. Braden
J. P. Booth Vesuvius Bay
Hon. D. M. Eberts .... Victoria
Hon. G. B. Martin ....
Donald Graham Armstrong
C. A. Semlin . . . Cache Creek
Members Sessional Allowance 8600 and Mileage.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL S DEPARTMENT.
Attorney-General, Hon. D. M. Eberts, Q.C $4,000
Deputy Attorney-General, Arthur G. Smith 2,400
Registrar General of Titles, C. J. Leggatt 1,890
Dep. Reg. New Westminster, J. E. Gaynor 1,668
" " Vancouver, T. O. Townley 1,890
LAND AND WORKS DEPARTMENT.
Chief Commissioner, Hon. G. B. Martin $4,000
Deputy Commissioner, W. S. Gore 2,400
Chief Clerk, B. H. John 1,782
Clerk of Records, S. Phipps 1,224
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY S DEPARTMENT.
Provincial Secretary, Hon. James Baker $4,000
Deputy Provincial Secretary, A. C. Reddie 2,040
Superintendent Printing Branch, R. Wolfenden. 2,160
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Min. of Fin. & Agriculture, Hon. J. H. Turner. . $4,000
Deputy Treasurer, A. Flett 2,280
Auditor, J. McB. Smith 2,28O
EDUCATION & IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT.
Minister of Edu n <fc Immigration and Minister
of Mines, Hon. Jas. Baker $4,000
Supt. of Education, S. D. Pope 2,400
Inspector of Schools, D. Wilson 1,665
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PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Entered Confederation 1st July, 1867. Population, 1891450,523.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT HALIFAX.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR (and Deputy Governor for signing Marriage Licenses) His Honour M. B. Daly, $9,000,
Lt.-Col. H. W. Clerke, Private Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Pres. of Council & Prov. Sec. . Hon. G. H. Murray . .
A ttorney-General .
Com,, of Works and Mines. . .
Members without Office
J. W. Longley.
C. E. Church . .
Thos. Johnson .
$4,000
3,200
3,200
Members without Office ........... Hon. A. H. Co-mean.
A. McGillivrav.
Wm. Roche.
T. K. Black.
Retired Members of Executive Council retaining their rank and precedence, by special permission of Her
Majesty Hon. Charles Tapper, C.B., Hon. James McDonald, Hon. Alex. McFarlane.
President of Legislative Council, Hon. Robert Boak.
Clerk of Legislative Council, A. G. Troop.
| Speaker of Legis. Assembly, Hon. F. A. Laurence, Truro,
I Clerk of Legislative Assembly, John W. Ouseley.
CROWN LANDS DEPARTMENT.
Commissioner of Crown Lands, The Attorney-General.
Chief Clerk, Jas. H. Austen.
DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL SECRETARY.
Provincial Secretary and Treasurer, Hon. G. H. Murray.
Deputy Secretary, Herbert Crosskill.
Marriage License Clerk, Edwin C. Fairbanks.
Provincial Cashier, Wm. K. Reynolds.
AGRICULTURE.
Secretary for Agriculture, B. W. Chipman.
Provincial Veterinary Surgeon, Win. Jakeman.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND MINES
Commissioner, Hon. C. E. Church.
Dep y Com. and Inspector of Mines, Edwin Gilpin, jr.
Provincial Engineer, Martin Murphy.
PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL FOR INSANE.
Medical Superintendent, Geo. L. Sinclair, M.D.
VICTORIA GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Medical Superintendent, A. P. Reid, M.D.
PROVINCIAL LIBRARY.
Librarian, F. Blake Crofton.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
HON. F. A. LAURENCE, SPEAK KR.
CONSTITUENCIES.
NAME.
P. 0. ADDRESS.
Annapolis Hon. J. W. Longley. . . Halifax.
Joseph A. Bancroft.. . . Round Hill.
Antigoninh Chris. P. Chisholm. . . . Antigonish.
" Angus Macgillivray. . .
Colchester F. A. Laurence Truro.
" Firman McClure "
Cumberland .... Thomas R. Black Amherst.
Alex E. Fraser Spring Hill.
Cape Breton. . . . Win. McKay Reserve Mine.
" .... John McCormack Sydney Mines.
Digby A. N. Gidney Mink Cove.
" A. H. Comeau Meteghan Riv.
Guysborough ... D. H. McKinnon Guysboro.
" ... John H. Sinclair New Glasgow.
Halifax W. B. Wallace Halifax.
" Wm. A. Black "
" Wm. Roche "
Hants Arthur Drysdale "
" . . Chas. S. Wilcox Windsor.
CONSTITUENCIES.
NAMK.
Inverness John H. Jamieson. . .
" Alex. Campbell
Kings Harry H. Wickwire. .
Brenton H. Dodge . . .
Lunenburg Hon. Chas. E. Church
" A. R. Morash
Pictou C. E. Tanner
" Wm. Cameron
" Alex. Grant
Queens E. M. Farrell
Richard Hunt
Richmond Simon Joyce
" Joseph Matheson
Shelburne Hon. Thos. Johnson. .
" Thomas Robertson . . .
Victoria John G. Morrison
" Hon. Geo. H. Murray.
Yarmouth Wm. Law
" . A. A. Pothier
p. o. ADDRESS.
Port Hood.
Strath Lome.
Kentville.
Kentville.
Halifax.
Lunenburg.
Pictou.
Merigonishe.
Stellarton.
Liverpool.
Brookfield.
D Escouse.
Low.L Ardoise.
Lockeport.
Barrington.
Englishtown.
Baddeck.
Yarmouth.
Tusket Wedge .
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PROVINCE OP PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Entered Confederation 1st July, 1873. Population, 1891109,088.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT CHARLOTTETOWN. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR HON. GEO. W. HOWL AN, ESQ., $7,000.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Member of Council Hon. Peter Sinclair
" " " Jas. W. Richards
" " " George Forbes
" " A. McLaughlin
Clerk, Arthur Newbery.
Attorney-General, President Hon. Fred k Peters
Provincial Secretary-Treasurer
and Com. of Pub. Latids " A. Macmillan
Commis. of Public Works " Jas. B. McLean
Member of Council " D. Farquharson
" " . " Vacant.
PROVINCIAL GOVE
Attorney General Hon Frederick Peters $1 250
RNMENT OFFICERS.
Chief Supt of Education D J. McLeod . $1 200
Provincial Secy.-Treas. and Com. of Public
Lands Hon Angus Macmillan . 1,250
Clerk to Supt. of Education, Rev. D. McNeill 600
Stenographer, Type Writer and Librarian, Wm.
H. Crosskill 1,000
Draughtsman, Thos. May 356
Clerks R. Smith James "Calling .... 500
Reg. of Deeds, Charlottetown, Win. C. White 1,000
" " Summerside, D. Montgomery.. ..
Asst Reg of Deeds Michael Laverty 600
Asst. Prov. Sec.-Treas. and Clerk Exec. Council,
A Newbery 1 000
Com. of Pub. Works, Hon. Jas. R. Maclean 1,250
Clerks, A. Callaghan, J. C. McKenzie, George
McKenzie, W. C Hobkirk each 500
Sec of Pub Works J W Morrison 956
Draughtsman, H. C. McMillan 600
Keeptr Provincial Building, Duncan Kennedy..
Messenger to Public Offices L. B. McMillan
Prov Auditor Benj Balderston 1.000
LEGISLATIVE
DISTRICT. COUNCILLORS. ASSEMBLYMEN.
QUEEN S co.
Charlottetown Benj. Rogers L. E Prowse
: ASSEMBLY.
DISTRICT. COUNCILLORS. ASSEMBLYMEN.
Third District.. ..Jas. E. McDonald . .Cyrus Shaw
Fourth District. G. B. Aitken D. A. Mackinnon
First District Hon. P. Sinclair A. B. Warburton
Second District. ..Hn.D.Farquharson. Joseph Wise
Third District.. . . J. H. Cummiskey . .Hon. F. Peters
Fourth District. ..Hon. Geo. Forbes . .H. C. McDonald
KINO S co.
First District .... Alex. Robertson . . . Hon. J. R. McLean
Second District ... A. McLaughlin Arthur Peters
Fifth District Hon. D. Gordon A. J. Macdonald
PRINCE CO.
First District Benj. Rogers J. E. Blanchard
Second District.. ..A. McWilliams Hon. J. Richards
Third District John McDonald S. E. Gallant
Fourth District Vacant. . ..J. H. Bell
Fifth District Hon. A. McMillan . .George Godkin
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT REGINA. LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR HON. C. H. MACKINTOSH, $7,000.
Executive Committee F. W. G. Haultain, John Ryerson Neff, James H. Ross, Hillyard Mitchell.
Indian Commissioner A. E. Forget.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Speaker, John F. Betts. Clerk of Assembly a,nd Sec y to Lieut.-Governor, R. B. Gordon.
CONSTITUENCIES. NAME.
Ban/ R. G. Brett
Batoche C. E. Boucher
Battleford James Clinkskill . .
Calgary East ... Jos. Bannerman ..
Calgary West. . . Oswald A. Critchley
Cannington .... Samuel S. Page. . .
Edmonton M. McCauley .
High River John Lineham. . . .
Kinistino Wm. F. Meyers . . .
Lethbridge Chas. A. Magrath .
Macleod F. W. G. Haultain
Medicine Hat . . . Alex. Fearon
Mitchell Hillyard Mitchell .
Moosejaw James H. Ross. . . .
Moosomin . . .. John R. Neff .
P. O. ADDRESS.
Banff, Alb.
Batoche, Sask.
Battleford, Sask.
Calgary.
Calgary.
Cannington, Assa.
Edmonton, Alb.
Dewdney, Alb.
Kinistino, Sask.
Lethbridge.
Macleod, Alb.
Maple Creek.
Stobart, Sask.
Moos ! Jaw, Assa.
Moosomin, Assa.
CONSTITUENCIES.
Prince Albert W
Prince Albert E
Qu Appelle S. .
Qu Appelle N. .
Red Deer
Regina North . .
Regina South. .
Saltcoals
St. Albert
Souris
Victoria
Whitewood ....
Wolseley
Yorkton . .
NAME.
Jno. L. Reid
Jno. F. Betts
Geo. H. V. Bulyea
Wm. Sutherland . .
Jno. A. Simpson. .
Geo. W. Brown . . .
Daniel Mowat ....
Wm. Eakin
Daniel Maloney. . .
Geo. H. Knowling.
F. F. Tims
A. B. Gillis
James P. Dill
F. R. Insinger ....
P. O. ADDRESS.
Prince Albert.
Prince Albert.
Qu Appelle.
Fort Qu Appelle.
Innisfail, Alb.
Regina.
Regina, Assa.
CrescentL ke,Assa.
St. Albert, Alb.
Alameda, Assa.
F tSaskatch n.Alb
Whitewood.
Wolseley, Assa.
Yorkton, Assa.
Council of Public Instruction F. W. G. Haultain, Chairman; Jas. H. Ross, J. R. Neff, H. Mitchell, Right Rev.
The Bishop of Saskatchewan and Calgary, A. E. Forget, A. H. Smith, Esq., B.A. ; 2nd R. C. representative,
vacant at present. Supt. of Education, D. J. Goggin, M.A., Regina. Secretary, E. J. Wright, Regina.
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IN (AN ADA
Alphabetically arranged with their Post Office Address, except in a few instances where the return has been made
with the name of the Congregation attached. This, however, is generally the same as the address.
ARCHBISHOPS.
Most Rev. R. Machray, D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., Archbishop of Rupert s Land and Primate of all Canada ; Prelate
of the Order of St. Michael and St. George.
" " 3. T. Lewis, D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., Archbishop of Ontario and Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Pro
vince of Canada.
BISHOPS.
Right Rev.VV. C. Bompas, D.D.... 1891 Selkirk.
(Consecrated 1874 Bishop of Athabasca.)
Llewelyn Jones, D.D. . . 1878 Newfoundland
W. B. Bond,D.D.,LL.D. 1879 Montreal.
A. Sweatman,ZXD.,DC.L 1879 Toronto.
W. Ridley, D.D 1879 Caledonia.
H.T. K.mgdon,DD.,DCL 1881 Fredericton.
M. S. Baldwin, D.D .... 1883 Huron.
R. Young, D.D.,D.C.L.. 1884 Athabasca.
C.Hamilton, D.D.,D.C.L 1896 Ottawa.
(Consecrated 1885 Bishop of Niagara.)
Right Rev.W.C.Pinkham,Z)Z).ICZ/ 1887 Saskatchewan
and Calgary.
1888 Nova Scotia.
1891 Mackenzie Riv
1892 Quebec.
1893 Columbia.
1893 Moosonee.
1895 N. Westm str.
1896 Niagara.
1896 Qu Appelle.
1896 Algoma.
F. Courtney ,D. D. ,S.T.D
W. D. Reeve, D.D
A. Hunter Dunn, D.D. .
W. W. Perrin, D.D
J. A. Newnham, D.D. ..
John Dart, D.D
J.P.DuMoulin,jf4,Z)e//
J. Grisdale, D.D.,D.C.L
GENERAL SYNOI) OF CANADA.
Comprising Clerical and Lay Representatives of all the Dioceses in Canada.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROVINCE OF CANADA.
Comprising the Dioceses of Toronto, Niagara, Huron, Ontario, Montreal, Quebec, Nova Scotia, Fredericton,
Algoma and Ottawa.
Most Rev. J. T. Lewis, D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., Archbishop of Ontario.
DIOCESE OF MONTREAL.
Eight Rev. W. B. Bond, D.D.,LL.D.,
Lord Bishop (Wf 9).
V. Rev. J. Carmichael, D.D., D.C.L.,
Deem, and Bishop s Commissary.
Ven. D. Lindsay, D.C.L., Archd.
Yen. Lewis Evans, D.C.L., Archd.
Ven. W. H. Naylor, M.A., Archd.
Ven. W. L. Mills, D.D., Archd.
Rev. W. Anderson,
Rev. J. Ellegood, M.A.
Rev. W. Henderson, D.D.
Rev. J. B. Davidson, M.A.
Rev. J. Empson, M.A.
Rev. T. W. Mussen, M.A.
Rev. J. Rollit.
Rev. J. G. Norton, D.D.
Rev. Jas. H. Dixon.
f Bishop s
Ven. Archd. Mills, D.D. -f Exam ng
V Chaplain.
Ven. Archd. Evans, D.C.L., D. Chap.
Rev. Canon Empson, M. A., Sec. Synod
Abbott, C. P Boscobel
Allen, A. A., M.A Chelsea
Anderson, W. (Rector) (C<mcm).Sorel
Ball, T. W., B.A Milton
Barnes, F. W Montreal
Hon.
Canons.
Baylis, J. G., B.D. (Rector) Longueuil
Beattie, W. J. M Franklin
Bell, J. H Danf ord Lake
Bernard, W. C., M.A. (Rec.). .Lacolle
Borthwick, J. D., LL.D. ...Montreal
Boulden, C. J., M.A. (Rector)
Berthier en haut
Bourne, N.A.F.,B.A.(Rec). . Dunham
Boyd, Cha.s.,LL.D. .North Wakefleld
Brewer, R. C River Desert
Brown, W. R. (R.D.). . . .Mansonville
Bushell, E. , M . A (Rec)Cote St Antoine
Capel, E. T. (Rec) Sutton
Carmichael, J., D.D., D.C.L. (St.
Georc/e s) Montreal
Carmichael, J. S Hudson
Cattermole, J Adamsville
Chambers, W. P., Jf.^l(.Rec)Knowlton
Charters,F.(_Rec.S <.S imo;i <s i )Mo]itreal
Clayton, F. H New Glasgow
Coffin, J. W . . Upper Thorne Centre
Cunningham, T.E.,. \f ^4(/?c)Montreal
Dart, W. J., M.A. (Rec). St. Lambert
Davidson, J.B., Jf.^.(^tec)FrelighsVg
Davies, W Rawdon
Dennis, J. W. (Rec) ... St. A ndrews E.
Dilworth, W. C Bristol
Dixon, J.H . (Rec.St.Jude s) Montreal
Ellegood, J.,iW.^l(.3.,7ams)Montreal
Elliott, Alex Eardley
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Elliott, J. A., B.A (Bec.)Cowansville
Emmett, R Monte Bello
Empson, J., M.A Montreal
Evans, H. J., M.A Montreal
Eva,na,L.,D.C.L.(Ven.Ar.). Montreal
Everett, T., Westmount. . ..Montreal
Flanagan, James L Thorne
French, A., B.A Montreal
Fyles, W. A., B.A Onslow
Garland, J. W South Stukeley
Given, A. B Lachute
Gomery, H Montreal
Graham, F. H., B.A Montreal
Groulx, A. B Waterloo
Hamilton, W. J Iron Hill
Harris, W. (Rector) Grenville
Henderson, W., D.D Montreal
Hewton, R., M.A. (Rec) Lachine
Horsey, H. E., M.A.(Rec) Abbotsford
Hutchings, R. F Arundel
Irwin, R. D. (Kec.) Chambly
James, C. J., M.A Montreal
Jeakins, T. B Huntingdon
Jekill, H., B.A Montreal
Johnson, George(J?ec)Mont real Junet
Judge, E. P. (Rec) Mascouche
Kaneen, W. E Aylwin
Ker, 3., D.D (Rec) Grace Ch. Montreal
King, W. T Poltimore
Kittson, H., M.A Montreal
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Lackey, I. H Glen Sutton
Lackey, J. A Hemmingford
Lariviere, D., B.A Montreal
Lewis, B. P., -B.A. (Rector). Iberville
Lewis, W. P. R., B. A Montreal
Lindsay, D. ,D. C.L.( V.Ar.). Waterloo
Lockhart, A. D. (Rector). .Ormstown
Loiselle, H. O Pierreville
Longhurst, W. B. {Rector) . . .Granby
Marriott, B. S. T Buckingham
Mason, G. A Bolton
Massey, Samuel Montreal
.McEwan, S. R St. Chrysostome
McManus, E Montreal
Mills, W.L.,Z>.Z>. (F.^reArf.)Montreal
Mills, S. A West Shefford
Mills, R. D., M.A Brig-ham
Mount, E. A Lakefield
Mussen, T. W., M.A.(Rec.)Fa.rnha,m
Naylor, W.H., M.A (7.A.).Shawville
Norton, J. G., D.D. (Rec.).. Montreal
Nye, H. W., M.A. (Rector). .Bedford
Plaisted, H., M.A.. Portage du Fort
Pratt, F., B A Brome
Renaud, J. F. (Rector) .... Montreal
Rexford, E. 1., B.A Montreal
Robinson, W. ,/J./).(^fec)Clarenceville
Rollit, C. G. ffic.)..Stanbridge East
Rollit, John St. Vincent de Paul
Roy, J Sabrevois
Sanders, W., S.A.(R.Dean) Montreal
Smith, F. R , R.D. (Rector) Hull
Smith, G. Abbott, B.A Montreal
Strong, J. Irwin . Waterloo
Sutton, E. G St. Chrysostome
Taylor, R. F Montreal
Thompson, J., B.A Montreal
Troop, G. O., M.A. (.Recor).Montreal
Waterson, W. J. M Rougemont
Waller, C. C., M.A Montreal
Weaver, W Kildare
Wilson, A. C. (.Rector)... Philipsburg
Windsor, W. (Rec.). .St. John s, Que.
Wood, ~E.,M.A.(Rec.St.Johrix) Mont l
Wright, W., 31. D Montreal
DIOCESE OF QUEBEC.
Right Rev. A. Hunter Dunn, D.D.,
Lord Bishop (1892).
Very Rev. R. W. Norman, D.D., Dean
Ven. Henry Roe, D.D., Archd.
Rev. A. A.VonIffland,Jf.4^j
Rev. Thomas Richardson, I
Rev. John Foster, M.A., f
Rev.Geo.Thorneloe.-D.C.Z/J
Adams, Thos., D.C.L., Prin. Bp. Cnl.
Lennoxville
Adcock, VV. C East Angus
Allnatt,J.B.,Z).I(S.CoO Lennoxville
Balfour, A. J.,M.A. (R. St. P.) (Sec.
Church Society) Quebec
Ball, T. L.,M.A. (Ret d).. Lennoxville
Bayne, N. M., B. A. .Peninsula Gasp6
Bishop, C. E., B.A Labrador
Blaylock, Thomas, M.A Danville
Boyle, F., M.A East Frampton
Brooke, H. A., B.A Scotstown
Burrage, H. G., M.A.(Retired)H&t\ey
Chapman, T.,M.A.(Retired)V\ids\vel\
Curran, W. J Melbourne
Debbage, J. B., B.D Bourg Louis
Dickson, H. A. (Rector). . . .Inverness
Dunn, E. A., B.A ..S. Paul s, Quebec
Ethering-ton, E.J.(Triu. Church)Que.
Faulconer, W. G. (Rector). . ..Ireland
Forsythe, W. T. (Rector).. Stanstead
Foster, Canon, M. A. (/i.Z).).Coaticook
Fothergill, R. J Shigawake
Fuller, H. S Portneuf
Fyles, T. W., M.A.,Ch.fm g ntn.Lfvis
Harding, G. T. . .Sandy Beach, Gaspe
Harte, H. S. , B. A Beebe Plain
Hepburn, J., M.A. (R.).. Richmond
Hibbard, G. F., B. A . . . Montmorency
Horner, D Durham
Hunter, J. N Lake Megantic
-Canons.
Husband, E. B. (Rec). . .New Carlisle
Kemp, John, B.D. (Retired) . . Leeds
Kerr, I. N., B.A Hall s Stream
King, E. A. W., M.A Waterville
Lyster,W.G.,fl.^.(.R.Z>ean)CapeCove
Moore, A. H., B.A Randboro
Murray, G. H., B.A ...... .. Dixville
Nicolls, G.G., M.A . .Riviere du Loup
Norman, R.W., D.D. (Dean) Quebec
Parker, G. H. (Rector) Compton
Parrock , R. A. , B. A . Bp. Coll. Len x ville
Petry,H.J.,M.A.(As8 ntCrte)Q\iebec
Prout, I Magdalen Islands
Richmond, J. P Gaspe Basin
Richardson, Canon (Ret d). . .Quebec
Riopel, S., M.D Valcartier
Roe, Ven. Arc., D.D. .Windsor Mills
Robertson, A. H. (Rector) Cookshire
Rothera, J Leeds
Rudd, T., B.A..St. George s, Beauce
Scarth, A..C.,M.A.(Rec) Lennoxville
Scott,F.G.M.A.(Cur.S.Matt.)Qaebec
Smith, F. A. (Retired) Montreal
Stevens, A., M.A. (Rec.) Hatley
Stuart, H.C ,M A(Rec).1hree Rivers
Sykes, J. S Kingsey
Tambs, R.C., M.A Magog
Thompson, I. M. (Rec.) Levis
Thorneloe, Canon, D. C. L. (Rec.)
Sherbrooke
Vonlffland, Canon, M.A. (St.M.), Cler.
Sec. Dioc. Board & Synod.. Quebec
Walters, G. R . Pt. St. Peter
Washer, C. B Bury
Whatham, A. E Ways Mill s
Wilkinson B.G.3/. A. Bp.Col.Len xv le
Williams, L.W., M.A. (Rec.St.M.) Que
Wilson, E. K. , B. A Marbleton
Wright,H.E.,B.4.(CM-ate).Sherbr ke
Wright, R. W. E., M.A . . . .Fitch Bay
Wurtele, L. C., M.A Actonvale
DIOCESE OF TORONTO.
Rt. Rev. A. Sweatman, D.D.,D.C.L.,
Lord Bishop (1879).
Ven. S. J. Boddy, M.A., Archd. York
Ven. Thos. W. Allen, M. A., Arch
deacon of Peterborough.
Rev. H. Scadding, D. D. \ Bishop s
Rev. A. J. Broughall, M. A. } Chapl ns
Rev.A..J.Brougha,\\,MA.Exam.Chap.
St. Alban s, Canons, Residentiary
Rt.Rev. Ed.Sullivan, D.D., Sub-Dean
Rev. H. Scadding, D.D., Chap.
Rev. E. A. Welch, M. A., D.C.L.,
Chancellor.
Rev. J.D Arcy Cayley.3/. A. Precentor
Rev. A. W. Macnab, Canon Mifssioner
Canons, Non-Reaident.
Rev. H. Bath Osier.
Rev. F. Tremayne, M.A.
Rev. A. Sanson.
Rev. C. C. Johnson.
Rev. E. W. Murphy, B.A.
Rev. R. W. E. Greene, L.Th.
Rev. P. Harding.
Rev. A. W. Spragge, M.A.
Rev. John Farncomb, M.A.
Rev. W. Reiner.
Rev. J. P. Sheraton, D. D. ~
Rev. Jas. F. Sweeny, D.D.
Rev.C.H.Mockridge,.D..D ,
Rev. Canon Sweeny, D.D.
Rev. E. H. Musson, M.A.
Rev. Joseph Fletcher, M.A.
Rev. J. A. Hanna.
Rev. G. M. Kingston.
Rev. W. E. Carroll, M.A.
Rev. W. C. Allen, M.A.
Rev. Canon Harding.
Rev. W. F. Swallow.
Rev.W.E Cooper,M.A.,STB
Aborn, Thos. L Toronto
Rural
Deans
Allen, W. C., Jf.A.(.D.).Millbrook
Andrews, B. C. H ........... Toronto
Ashcrof t, R. , M. A ......... Toronto
Baldwin, Arthur H., M.A. . .Toronto
Baldwin, H. G., M.A ...... On Leave
Ball, Thos .........................
Ballard, J. McL., M.A ...... Toronto
Bates, W. W., B.A ........ Thornbill
Bilkey, R. A ........... Bowmanville
Blackler, J. W .............. Toronto
Boddy, S.J.Sf.A.(Arch. ForA;)Toronto
Bourne, H. T ............. Essonville
Broughall,A.J.,3f.A.(.StSe.)Toronto
Broughall, G. H., B.A . . . . Port Hope
Broughall, Jas. S., M.A ..... Whitby
Bryan, Bernard ............ Parkdale
Surges, H. F., B.A ........ Bethany
Burns, VVm .......... Price s Corners
Burt,F ..................... Toronto
Capp, Edw. H .............. Toronto
Card, Gerald ............... Toronto
Carroll, W. E., B.A. (R.D.). .Alliston
Carson, R. J ............ Sunderland
Cay ley, E. C., M.A ......... Toronto
Cayley, J. D., M.A. (Canon) Toronto
Chafee, A. B., B. A ........ Coboconk
Chilcott, E., B.A ......... Bradford
Clark, Vf.,D.C.L. (Pro. Trin.Col.)1or.
Clarke, W. H., M.A ........ Toronto
dementi, Vincent, B.A . . Peterboro
Cody, H. J., M.A .......... Toronto
Cooper, J. E ............ Shanty Bay
Cooper, W. E., M.A., S.T.B. (R. D.)
Campbellford
Creighton, J., B.D ....... Blackstock
Creighton, W. J., M.A . .Bobcaygeon
Creswick, W ........... East Toronto
Croft, O. T. B ............. Markham
Daniel, Edwin, B.A ...... Port Hope
Darling, Charles, M.A ...... Toronto
Davidson, G. F ............. Toronto
Davidson, J. C., M. A ..... Peterboro
DePencier, A. U., M.A ..... Toronto
DesBarres, T. C., M.A ...... Toronto
Dixon, H. C. (Deacon) ...... Toronto
Dreyer, W. G. G ................ Ivy
DuVernet, F. H., B.D.. Toronto Jun.
Farncomb, John, 3/.A.(C.).Newcastle
Farncomb, Wm., .B.^A.Fenelon Falls
Farncomb, F. E., B.A .............
Fidler, A. J., B.A .......... Toronto
Fletcher, Joseph,J/.A.(ft.D.)P tPerry
French, W. H. A ............ Grafton
Gadd, A. J ................ Longford
Gibson, John, M.A ........ Norwood
Gillespie, John ............ Toronto
Goodman, C. S ................ King
Grant, William, D.D ...... On Leave
Greene, R.W.E.,L.2\ (Canon).. Orillia
Gwyn, H. B ................ Toronto
Hanna, J. A. (R.D.) ......... Midland
Harding, Philip (Can.) (R.D.).Ap*\ey
Harris, Jas. H ............. Brooklin
Harris, R. H., M.A ........ On Leave
Harrison, Richard, M.A ... .Toronto
Hart, Anthony ............. Toronto
Hartley, F. H ........ Young s Point
Heathcote, F. C. C., L.T . . .Toronto
Hindes,R.W.,B.^.Spr gf d-on-Credit
Hodgins, F. B., B.A ........ Toronto
Hodgkin, T. J., M.D ..... Deer Park
Howard, J. Scott, M.A ...... Toronto
Hunting-ford E.\\.(Prof. T. C.)Tor nto
Ingles, Charles L., M.A ____ Parkdale
Johnson, C. C. (Canon) ---- On Leave
Jones, J. Hughes ........ Streetsville
Jones, Septimus, M.A ....... Toronto
Jones, W,MA , DCL(Prof.T.C)Tronto
Jupp, Wm ...................... ...
Kenrick, C. B., M.A ...... Port Hope
Kingston,G.M.,Af.A.(-ff.D.)Penetang.
Kirkby, L. H ........... Collingwood
Kuhring, G., M.A ........... Toronto
Lampman, A., B.A ......... Toronto
Langtry, J., M.A., D.C.L. . .Toronto
Lewis, J. Pitt, M.A ......... Toronto
Lindsay, John ............ Duntroon
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Little H. M Holland Landing
Lord, Christopher Apsley
Lowe, H. P Toronto
Lynch, F. J Rosemont
Mackenzie, A. W Lakefield
Macklem, T. C. S., M.A Toronto
Macnah, A. W. (Canon) Toronto
Madill, A. S Caledon East
Major, W Gore s Landing
Marsh, C. H Lindsay
McCann, Wilson, B.A Omemee
McCollum, J. H., A Jtf.Seaton Village
McGinnis, R. H Hastings
McLean, Wm Elm vale
McLennan, J. M. K Toronto
Miles, A. C., B.A Honey wood
Mitchell, F. G., M.A Toronto
Mockridge, O.K., D.D.(C n) Toronto
Mockridge, J. C. H., M.A . . .Toronto
Moore, R. J., M.A Toronto
Morley, George B Tullamore
Murphy, E. W., B.A. (C.) . . Painswick
Mussen, E. H., M. A.(R.D.). .Aurora
Neshitt, G., M.A. (Sus.)
Norrie, F. B Toronto
O Malley, H. R. A Lindsay
Osier, H. Bath (Canon) . . York Mill s
Owen, C. H. P Creemore
Owen, H. B., F.R.S.L. . . .Unionville
O Meara, T. R., B.A Toronto
Paterson, T. W., M.A Deer Park
Pearson, J., D.C.L Toronto
Pickford, E. W Orangeville
Plummer, F. G., L.Th Toronto
Powell, T. W York Mills
Reed, W. L. B Keene
Reid, Alfred John Uxbridge
Reiner, W. (Canon) Barrie
Rich, Chas. H Weston
Rigby, Oswald (Prof. T. C,). Toronto
Rix, G. A Cannington
Robinson, R. A Toronto
Rooney, Robt. A Perry town
Roper, J. C., M.A Toronto
Rutherford, A. McK Sutton West
Ruttan, C Norway
Sanson, Alex. (Canon) Toronto
Scadding, Henry, D..D.(Ca?i. /Toronto
Scott, George
Seaborn, R Toronto
Seager, C. A., B.A Toronto
Sheppard, J. H Coldwater
Shepherd, F. W Haliburton
Sheraton, 3.V..D.D(C.P. W C)Toronto
Shortt, C. Harper, M.A .... Toronto
Smith, C. S Peterborough
Softley, Henry Toronto
Soward, Edward Kinmount
Spragge, Albert W.,Jtf.^.(C.)Cobourg
Starr, G. L Norway
Stevenson, E. V., M. ^.Peterborough
Sullivan, Ed., D. I)., Bishop. .Toronto
Swallow, W. F. (.R.Z)ean)Woodbridge
Sweeny, J. F., D.D. (Canon)(Rnral
Dean) Toronto
Symonds, H., M.A Ashburnham
Talbot, Jas. H Oshawa
Tarrant, A. O Havelock
Taylor, George I., M.A Toronto
Teiiey, J. H Craighurst
Thompson, H.V., M.A . ...Newmarket
Thomson, C.E.,3f.^l..Canobie,W.T.J
Tocque, P. (Retired) Toronto
Tremayne, F., M.A. (Canon). Mimico
Tremayne, H. O., M.A Islington
Usborne, John Toronto
Vicars, John, B.A Cannington
Walker, T., B.A West Hill
Walsh, W _ Brampton
Warren, George Lakefield
Watt, A. C Bond Head
Watson, J. G On leave
Weaver, R. L Lucille
Webb, Geo. H Colborne
Welch, E. \.,M.A., D.C.L. (Provost
T. C., Canon) Toronto
Westmacott, A. G. E Brighton
Westney,W.S.,Af.^l., B.D.. Allandale
White, Wm. C .............. Toronto
White, W. E ..... ......... On leave
Williams, A., M.A ......... Toronto
Williams, L. T. W ........ Lloydtown
Wood, E. J ................. Toronto
Wood, Louis G .............. Toronto
Wright, A. R ............... Stayner
Wrong, Geo. M., M.A ...... Toronto
DIOCESE OF ONTARIO.
Most Rev. J. Travers Lewis, D.D.,
LL.D., D.C.L., Kingston, Lord
Archbishop, 1S62-1895.
Very Rev. Buxton B. Smith, M.A.,
D.D., Kingston, Dean.
Ven . T. Bedford -Jon es,LL.D., D. C.L.,
Archdeacon of Kingston, Brockville
Rev. John A. Mulock. ^
Rev. F. R. Tane.
Rev. C. B. Pettit, M.A. r Canons.
Rev. J. W. Burke, B.A.
Rev. Albert Spencer.
Ven.Archd. Bedford- Jones,
I
J
LL.D., D. C. L.
Bishop s
Rev. W. B. Carey, M.A. f Chapl s.
Rev. C. L. Worrell, M.A. J
Rural Deans.
Archdeaconry of Kingston.
Rev. W. B. Carey, M. A., Frontenac
Rev. C. P. Emery, Grenville.
Rev. T. Stanton, B.A., Hastings.
Rev. G. W. G. Grout, M.A., Leeds.
Rev.E.H.M. Baker, Lennox&Addi gt n
Rev. E. Loucks, Prince Edward.
Priests.
Armstrong, F. W. (Rector). .Trenton
Auston, H., M.A ........ Gananoque
Bate, Wm. John .......... Sydenham
Beamish, G.R., .J/\ ^l(CMra<e)Kingst n
Beaven, E. Vf.,M.A.(Ret ed)Montre&\
Bedford-Jones, H. H., M. ^..Toronto
Bedford -Jones T., D.C.L., LL.D.
(Archdeacon) .......... Brockville
Blacklock, Henry ......... Kingston
Bogert, D. F., M.A ........ Belleville
Burke,J.W..^.(flec.,Can)BelleviMe
Burton, Wm. Webster ........ Madoc
Carey, W. B., M.A.(R.D J.Kingston
Codd, Francis ............ Frankford
Coleman,J.H.H.,if.A(Cte)t>eseronto
Coleman, Richard .......... Kingston
Cooke, A. W ............ Kingston
Oostigan, Edw ...... Queensborough
Creeggan, A . H ............. Milford
Dibb, Frederick T ...... ...... Odessa
Dobbs, F. W ............ Portsmouth
Dobbs, O. G., M.A ........ Brockville
Elliott, Joseph ...... North Augusta
Emery,C.P.f.R:<or,,R.Z>.)Kemptville
Fisher, John ........... Thomasburg
Forster, J. W ............... Murray
Forsythe, J. W., M.A . . Oxford Mills
French, Charles Albert ____ Lombardy
Godden, T. , -B. A ....... Shannonville
Grout, G.W.G., -.;!. C^ec.,fl. 7). JLyn
Grout, G. H. P., M.A ...... Newbnro
Halliwell, John (Super d) . .Stirling
Harris, C. M .............. Marmora
Harvey, R. Jas., 7/.&3 ....Frankville
Huttoh, Charles James ..... Belleville
Jarvis, A. , M. A ............ Napanee
Jones, John Wm .......... Westport
Leech, Thos., B.A ......... Bancroft
Lewin, W., B.A. (Super d). Kingston
Lewis, Charles Thomas ....... Tweed
Lewis, R., M.A., Rec.,Ret. .Maitland
Lipton, W. T., B.A ..... Wolfe Island
Loucks, E. (Rector, R. D.). . .Picton
McMorine, J. K., M.A ..... Kingston
McTear, A.L., Lie. Th.(Cte). Maitland
Metzler, G., B.A ............ Cardinal
Moore, William, M.A ..... Lyndhurst
Mulock, J.A. (Canon, Ret.). Winnipeg
Newham, Frederic ........... Stirling
Nimmo, J.H., B.A.,M.D... Brockville
Patton, H. B., M.A ......... Prescott
Rayson, Robert Winter ---- Kingston
Roberts, Wm.(^fus.Bac.)Merrickville
Robinson, James ............ Parham
Rollin, Geo. A.V .............. Hillier
Rowland, E. M ............. Ompah
Scammell, E .............. Joyceville
Serson, J. R., M . A ....... Tamworth
Smith, A. G ............ Deseronto
Smith,B.B.,.Jf.4.,Z>.I>. (D. J.Kingston
Smith, Thomas Austin.. Sharbot Lake
Smythe, W. H. (Siip t d) ..Kingston
Spencer, A. (Can.,Cler. Sec. ^Kingston
Spencer, H. J.,L.Th ........ Flinton
Stanton, 1.,B. A. (R.Dean) Deseronto
Tane, F. R. (Rector, Canon, Retired)
Eastbourne, Sussex, Eng.
Tighe, S. M.A. .Emerald, Amherst Is d
Woodcock, Francis D. .Camden East
Worrell, C. L., M. A ........ Kingston
Wright, Wm ................ Athens
Young, C. J., B.A ....... Lansdowne
Deacons.
*Geen, Albert L .......... Belleville
Lord, A. H .............. Wellington
Swayne, W. G .............. Selby
* Ordained under Canon XVIII. of
Provincial Synod.
DIOCESE OF OTTAWA.
Right Rev. C. Hamilton, M.A., D.D.,
D.C.L., Lord Bishop, Ottawa.
Ven. John S. Lander, D.C.L., Arch
deacon of Ottawa, Ottawa.
Canon.
Rev. C. B. Pettit, M.A., Cornwall.
Rural Deans.
Rev. J. J. Bogert, M.A., Carleton.
Rev. A. C. Nesbitt, Lanark.
Rev. H. Pollard, Prescott & Russell.
Rev. C. V. Forster Bliss, Renfrew.
Rev.R.L.M. Houston, Jf.^l.,Stormont.
Rev. William A. Read, Pembroke.
Priests.
Anderson, G. S .......... Morrisbursi
Bailey, T., B.A .............. Ottawa.
Bliss," C. V. Forster (.R.I>.).Eganville
Bogert, J. J., M.A.(R.D.)... Ottawa
Bousfield, George . . . Billings Bridge
Butler, W. A. K.,M.A . .Combermere
Carson.Chas. Oliver.B.^l. .Micksburg-
Christie, I. J .......... North Gower
Clarke, Charles Burton ..... Metcalfe
Clay ton, D Arcy Thos. B. A . Bearbrook
Coleman, A. H., M.A ...... Arnprior
Daykin, W. Y., LL.B ..... Mattawa
Dumbrille, R. J., Lic.Th ..... Crysler
Elliott, A., B.A ...... Carleton Place
Empringham, Jas .......... Manotick
Fairburn, John ........... Petawawa
Fleming, W., M.A ........... Ashton
Fraser, J. F., B.A. (Sup.)- ..Ottawa
Garrett, T., B.A ............ Ottawa
Gorman, J. F ................ Ottawa
Green, Wm. Hy ........ Hintonburg
Hague, Spencer D., B.A . .Balderson
Ha.nmgton,E.A.W.B.A.(Cle>: Sec.)
Ottawa.
Houston, R.L.M-.Jlf.
Jones, R. N., B.A ........ Pakenham
Lauder, J.S., D.C.L.(Arch). .Ottawa
Loucks, W. M., M.A. (CTte). . .Ottawa
Low, G. J .................. Almonte
Mackay, A. W. (Curate) ..... Ottawa
Mercer, W. D.B.A .(Super d)Fra.nkto n
Moody, W. J., B.A ....... Beachburg
Mountain, J.J.S.,Z.C.L.,I>.-D.C rnw l
1897]
CLERGY CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
Muck\eston,W.J.,M.A.(Rector) Perth
Nesbitt, A. C.(R. Dean)Smith s Falls
Newhara, F ............. Winchester
Orr, Robt. Lic.Th ........... Navan
Osborne, John .............. Clayton
Phillips, A ............ Hawkesbury
Pick, Edward ...... Fitzroy Harbour
Pollard, H. (Rural Dean). . .Ottawa
Poole, M. G. (Rector) ____ Morrisburg
Poole, S. Gower (Curate) . . Cornwall
Quartermaine, W. M. H ____ Renfrew
Read, Wm. Ashley ........ Pembroke
Saddington,Chas.(jR<?c.)RichmondW.
Samwell, Robert Walter ...... Wales
Scantlebury, Geo .............. Carp
Shaw, J. Arthur, M.A ....... Cobden
Sills, Chas. E., M.A.. South Mountain
Snowdon, J. F., L.Th ..... Newington
Snowdon, J. M., M.A ........ Ottawa
Stiles, Thomas J ........... Iroquois
Stiles, W. H ........... South March
Waterman, Robt. B.(fiee.)Franktown
Whalley, Arthur Henry . .Bell s Corn.
Deacons.
Lloyd, T. H., M.A . . . . Vankleek Hill
Ritchie, F. W., B.A ...... Fenaghvale
DIOCESE OF HURON.
Right Rev. M S. Baldwin, D.D.,
Lord Bishop (1883).
Very Rev. G. M. Innes, M.A., D.D.,
Dean.
Ven. J.W.Marsh, M.A., Archd Huron
Ven A. H,RJMulholland,4rcAd.ery
Ven. E. Davis, M.A., Archd. London
Rev. J. P. Hincks,
Rev. J. W. P. Smith,
Rev. A. C. Hill, If. A.,
Rev. J.B. Richardson, M.A. \Canons.
Rev. James Chance,
Rev. W: A. Young, B D.,
Rev. C. R.Matthews,3T4.,
Rev. Canon Hill, M.A., Exam. Chap.
Rev.Canon Richardson, MA,Ex.Chap
Ven Archd. Marsh, M. A, Dom.Chap
Ven Archd. Davis, M.A., Dom.Chap.
Rural Deans.
Rev. G. C. Mackenzie, Brant.
Rev. S. F. Robinson, Bruce.
Rev. Canon Hill, M.A., Elgin.
Rev. D. H. Hind, B.A., Essex.
Rev. W. A. Graham, B.A., Grey.
Rev. J. W. Hodgins, Huron.
Rev. R. McCosh, Kent.
Rev. T. R. Davis, M.A., Lambton.
Rev. Canon Smith, Middlesex.
Rev. R. Hicks, B.D., Norfolk.
Rev. J. T. Wright, Oxford.
Rev. D. Deacon, M. A., Perth.
Rev. J. Ridley, Waterloo.
Adamson, R. J. S ........ Brookholm
Anderson, C. A. E. J ...... Alvinston
Andrew, J. W. J ..... . ...... Aylmer
Ardill, James .......... Owen Sound
Armitage, Wm L ........... London
Armstrong, Thos. L ..... Dungannon
Asbury, S. R., B.A., B.D.. . Atwood
Ashton, R ................ Brantford
Baldwin, F. M .......... Woodstock
Ball, John A .............. Muncey
Battersby, Wm. H., M.A. . .S. Zorr a
Bearfoot, I ................ Caledonia
Beaumont, J. W., Af.D, D.D. Parkhill
Berry, John, M.A.,B.D. Amherstburg
Beverly, A ................... Essex
Bloodsworth, J. A ...... Thamesford
Bray, H. E .................. Exeter
Brown, Alfred, B. A ........... Paris
Brown, T. H .............. Delaware
Brownlee, W. F ............. London
Burgess (Prof.) M.A ......... London
Carrie, James (Sup d) ...... Goderich
Caswell, D. J., B.D., Ph.B. .Meaford
Chance, J. (Canon) (Sup.). . .London
Chase, H. P. (Sup.) Sarnia
Cluff, W. T Dresden
Colles, W. H. G Chatham
Collins, D. W Oil Springs
Condell, H. J Heathcote
Connor, W. J Durham
Corbett, Alex Wallaceburg
Cox, Geo. M Tuscarora
Craig, W., B.D Petrolea
Curran, J. P. (Sup.) Brantford
Dann, A. G., B.A London
Daunt, v?.,M.A . (Sup d) Ridgetown
Davis, E., M.A. (Arch.) London
Davis, T. R., M.A. (R.D.) Sarnia
Deacon, D., M.A. (R.D.) ..Stratford
Diehl, H. R Florence
Diehl, L. W Ailsa Craig
Downie, J., B.D Watford
Durnford, V. M Pt. Edward
Duthie, Wm. N Lucknow
Edelstein, S. E. G Glan worth
Edmonds, J Preston
Elliott, Geo Glencoe
English, E. N., M.A London
Fairlie, J. H On Leave
Farney , A. B Mohawk
Farthing. J. C., M.A Woodstock
Ferrier, James Maxwell
Fisher, A Beachville
Fletcher.R (SupJConstableville.NY
Franklin, G. M Ripley
Freeborn, R. J Blenheim
Freeman, M. G Tyrconnell
Gander, Jabez Pelee Island
Ghent, F. R Walkerville
Goldberg, M. M Markdale
Graham, W. A., B.AOR.D.)Shelburne
Griffin, A. K Brussels
Guillemont, C B., B.A London
Gunne, C. R., M.A Gorrie
Gunne, J. M Wyoming
Hall, E. A .Bervie
Headley, C. W., B.A Brantford
Henderson, W Wiarton
Hicks, R., B.D.(R.D.) Simcoe
Higley.T. E Blyth
Hill, A. C., M.A.(R.D.)(C.)St.1homAS
Hill, Jeffrey, M.A Southampton
Hill, W. T., M.A London
Hincks, J. P. (Canon) Windsor
Hind, D. H , B.A. (R.D.). .Sandwich
Hinde, William St. Thomas
Hodgins, J. W. (R.D.) Seaforth
Holmes, F. M Leamington
Holmes, J Burford
Hooper, J. G Morpeth
Howard, R. S. W., B.A. . .Courtright
Hughes, Edward W Tilsonburg
Hutchinson, E Forest
Innes.G.M ,M.A.,D.D.(D.). .London
Jacobs, J Sarnia
Jeanes, Henry W Listowel
Jennings, E. C Hanover
Johnson, Wm Wardsville
Johnstone,R.W. (Sup)..^. Pt. Huron
Jones, J. W Tara
Kerrin, J. T Mitchell
Keys, G Clarksburg
Lee, Edwin Princeton
Leigh, Francis Delhi
Lowe, W Wingham
Mackenzie, G. C. (R.D.). . .Brantford
Marsh, J. W., M.A. (Arch.).. London
Matthew, (C),M.A.(R.D).Kingsvme
May, E. G., M.A Woodstock
Miles, C., B.A Kincardine
Miller, A. K. (Sup.) Hamilton
Mills, C. L Hensall
Moore, A. P Paisley
Moorhouse, J. H London
Mulholland.A.H.R.C^lrc/UOwenS nd
Murphy, A., M.A Ingersoll
Murphy, R. J., B.A. . .Walter s Falls
McCosh, R. (R. D.) Chatham
McCracken, J. C Chesley
McLeod, J. H Lion s Head
McQuillin, George Kirkton
Newell, J. R Port Dover
Newton, F. G Strathroy
Parke, J. F Clinton
Racey, G. W Belmont
Reilly, W. G Chatsworth
Rhodes, A. H Hyde Park
Richardson, J. B., M. A( Can. ^London
Ridley, John (Rural Dean) Gait
Roberts, R. J.fSitp.JChemainus^.C.
Robinson, S. F. (R.D.). . .Walkerton
Roy, Franklin E Clandeboye
Ryan, F., B.D Adelaide
Sage, G. B., B.A., B.D London
Scott, W. E Ridgetown
Seaborn, W. M London
Shaw, R. H Lucan
Sherwood, G. F., B.A . . .Thamesville
Shore, A Port Rowan
Shore, W. Murton Pt. Burwell
Shortt, W., B.D. (Sup.) Barrie
Sims, Robert A., B.A Chatham.
Smith, Carl Berlin
Smith (C.)(R.D.) (Sup d). .London
Smith, S. L. (R.D.) Bayneld
Smith, Thomas B., B.A Windsor
Softley, E., sr., B.D. (Sup.) London
Softley, E., jr Kingsville
Steele, H. D West Lome
Stout, W Clinton
Strong, J. L Brantford
Taylor, W. J St. Mary s
Ten Eyck, J. W Comber
Thomas, H. A Warwick
Turnbull, M Goderich
Ward, G. B., M.A Eastwood
Ward, J Haysville
Watkins, B. (Provost), M.A . .London
Watson, Thomas (Sup.). . . .Wiarton
Whealen.T. F Colchester
Williams, David, M.A Stratford
Wilson, R Birr
Wright, J. T. (R.D.) Norwich
Wright, T. A Brantford
Wright, T. G. A., B.A Millbank
Wye, G. W. (on leave). .Bay City, M.
Young, W. A..,B.D.(Canon). .Simcoe
DIOCESE OF NIAGARA.
Right Rev. John Philip DuMoulin,
M.A., D.C.L., Lord Bishop (1896).
Ven. A. Dixon, B.A., D.C.L., and S.
Houston, M.A., Archdeacons.
Rev. R. Arnold, A.B.
Rev. W. Belt, M.A.
Rev. G. A. Bull, M.A.
Rev. A. Henderson, B.A.
Rev. W. J. Mackenzie.
Rev. R. G. Sutherland, M.A
Rev. J. B. Worrell, M.A.
Rev. E. M. Bland.
Rev. John Gribble.
Rev. W.R.Clark, M.A. )
Rural Deans.
Rev. W. J. Armitage, St. Catharines-
Rev. Wm. Bevan, Mount Forest.
Rev. E. A. Irving, Hamilton.
Rev. Joseph Fennell, Georgetown.
Rev. Wm. Massey, Hamilton.
Archer, R. H Stamford
Armitage.W. J. (R.D.) St. Catharines
Arnold, R., A.B. (Can.) Niagara
Ballard, J. Allan, B.A Guelph
Belt, A. J. , M.A Guelph
Belt, C. E., B.A Stony Creek
Be\t,Vf.,M.A.(Can.)(Rec.)K\ir}wgton
Bennetts, S Arthur
Bevan, W. (R.D.) Mt. Forest
Bland, E. M. (Can.) Hamilton
Bonny, A Port Colborne
Britton, M. W Dunnville
Bull.G.A., Jf.4.(Can..Rec)X.Falls,S
Clark, W. R., M.A. (Can.). .Hamilton
Cordner, Robert Waterdown
}- Canons.
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CLERGY CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
[1897
Daw, Samuel ............. Hamilton
Fennell, Joseph (R.D.). .Georgetown
Fielding-, J. H ............ Woodburn
Fletcher, John H .......... Palermo
Forneret,Geo., Jf.^1 ....... Hamilton
Francis, J., B.D ............ Cayuga
Garden, A. W. S .......... Nanticoke
Gardiner, R ............. Palmerston
Garrett, John C. (Rec.) ...... Niagara
Oeoghegan, T ............ Hamilton
Godden, J. K ................ Acton
Gribble,J. (Can.,Rec.)Port Dalhousie
Henderson, A. ,.B^l.(<7ai.).Orangeville
Howitt, F. E .............. Hamilton
Irving, E. A. (R.D.) ......... Dundas
Johnstone, Gabriel, D.D. . . .Welland
Ker, R. (Rector) ....... St. Catharines
Leake, H. J. , M . A .......... Drayton
Lee, C. R., M.A ........... Grimsby
Locke, R.S., M.A .......... Toronto
.Mackenzie, W. J. (Canon). .Chippawa
Massey, W., M.A. (R.D). . .Hamilton
Hellish, H. F ............. Caledonia
Mignot, P. T ................. Milton
Miller, J. O., M. A ____ St. Catharines
Molony, Edgar Hely ........... Erin
Morton, James ............. Toronto
Morton, John J .......... Greensville
Motherwell, Thos., B.A. . . Dunnville
Munson, J. C .......... Wellandport
Pigott, W. J ................ Palermo
Piper, F. C ................... Jarvis
Robinson, Rawlings A ....... Fergus
Scudamore, Cornelius ......... York
Seaman, J ................. Lowville
Shutt, C. H., M.A.. ..St. Catharines
Smith, P. W. (Rector) ..... Fort Erie
Smith, Thomas .......... "... Elora
Spencer, P. L. (Rector) ...... Thorold
Sutherland , R. G. , M. A . (C. ) Hamilton
Vesey, Eustace A ......... Harriston
Wade, W. H .............. Hamilton
Whitcombe, C. E .......... Hamilton
Woodroofe, S. J ............. Homer
Worrell, J. B., M.A. (Can.). .Oakville
DIOCESE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Rt Rev. Frederick Courtney, ft.T.D.,
D.D., Lord Bishop, Halifax (1888).
Very Rev. Edwin Gilpin, D.D.,
D.C.L., Dean of Nova Scotia.
Ven. J. A. Kaulbach, M.A.. Arch
deacon of Nova Scotia, Trorn.
Ven. David Smith, D.D., Archdeacon
of Cape Breton, Sydney.
Ven. S. Weston .lories, Archdeacon
of P. E. Island, Windsor, N. S.
Canons.
Ven. Archdeacon Kaulbach, M.A.
Rev. Thos. Maynard, D.D., Windsor.
Rev. Isaac Brock, D.D.
Rev.F. W. Vroom, A.M., Sec. Trea.
of the Diocese, Windsor.
Rev. W. J. Ancient, Church of Eng
land Institute, Halifax.
A. E. Silver, Esq., LL.B., Registrar,
Sackville street, Halifax.
Rural Deans.
Rev. V. E. Harris, M.A ____ Amherst
Rev T. C. Mellor ......... St. George
Rev. F. J. H. Axford .......... Avon
Rev. H. de Blois, M.A ... .Annapolis
Kev. E. Roy ............... Tangier
Rev. W. E. Gelling ...... Lunenburg
Rev. W. J. Lockyer, A.M.. . .Sydney
Rev. H. Almond, B.A ........ Halifax
Rev. A. Harley, M.A ..... Shelburne
Abbott, C. G., M.A.. .Sydney Mines
Almon, F. H., B.A ..... . ____ Halifax
Almon, H. L. A., B.D ........ Pictou
Ambrose, J., D.C.L ........ Sackville
Amor, L St. Margaret s Bay
Ancient, W. J Halifax
Ansell, E., B.A Arichat
Archbold, F. H. W., A.M . . . .Halifax
Arnold, W. J Harrietsfield
A very, R. (Retired) Kentville
Axford, F. J. H Port Williams
Ball, E. H Chester
Bambrick, R. D., M. A.. . .Yarmouth
Bent, A. M Pugwash
Berry, F. J Port Mulgrave
Bowman, C., D.D Windsor
Brine, R. F., B.A Summerside
Brock, 1., D.D Kentville
Bullock, R. H., D.C.L Halifax
Bullock, W., M.A Halifax
Crawford, E. P., M.A Halifax
Clerk, C. R Falkland
Currie, Adam, A.M
Davies, S Seaforth
De Blois, H., M.A Rosette
Donaldson, L. J Guysboro
Downing, J. L River John
Draper, T. F., M.A Louisburg
Edwards, D St. Marv s
Ellis, W. (Retired} Berwick
Filleul, P. J., D.D. ( Kef. ).Wey mouth
Forsythe, J. (Retired). Cardinal, Ont.
Foster, G. J Lockeport
Gale, A Londonderry
Gelling, W. E Bridge water
Gibbons, S Parrsboro
Greatorex. F. P Bridgetown
Gwillim, T. R Baddeck
Hague, Dyson, M.A Halifax
Harlev, A". W., M.A Liverpool
Harley, H. A., M.A Digby
Harris, E. A., M.A Mahone Bay
Harris, G. D Weymouth
Harris, V. E., M.A. (Vicar) Amherst
Harvey, H. (Ret.) Windsor
Haslam G., M.A Lunenburg
Heath, R. A Beaver Harbor
Hind, H. C., M.A Wolfville
How, H., B.A Annapolis
Howcroft, George Falmouth
Hurley, E. P Bay field
Johnson, New Germany
.lohnson, R Liscombe
Johnston, T. W Newport
Jones, S. Weston (Arch.).. .Windsor
Kaulbach, J. A., M.A. (Vicar) Truro
Lea, A. , A.M New Glasgow
Leigh. R. M Canso
Lemoine, N Halifax
Lockward, J Clementspprt
Lockyer, W. J., A.M Port Morien
Martell, G. R. . M. A Maitland
Maynard T., D.D. (Ret.). . .Windsor
Mellor, T. C Guysboro
Mellor, C. P Petite Riviere
Miller, W. F Church Over
Morris, W. S. H., M.A. . ..Shelburne
Neish, D Halifax
Norwood, J. W Hubbard s Cove
Parry, E. D. P Rawdon
Perry, N. I Halifax
Pittman, H H., B.A Halifax
Raven, N. R Sackville
Reeks, John Sydney
Richardson, K., M.A. West La Have
Ferry
Roy, E Eastern Passage
Shatford, A. P Petite Riviere
Simmonds, J. A Halifax
Smith, Frederick Halifax
Smith, R. A Neill s Harbor
Smith, D., D.D Sydney
Smith, Richmond Stewiacke
Smith, John Ship Harbor
Sterns, H.,B.A. (.Reared). Yarmouth
Taylor, M., M. A Stellarton
Underwood, E Truro
Uniacke, J. B., M.A. (Ret.). .Halifax
Vernon, C. W Windsor
Vroom, F. W., B.D Windsor
Wade, J. M. C., B.A Aylesford
Warner, John E ............. Wilmot
Webster, F. M . , M. A ........ Halifax
White, T. H..D.D ....... Shelburne
White, C. de W.,A.M ..... New Ross
Willets, C. E., D.C.L ........ Windsor
Willis, Cuthbert ............. Halifax
Williams, A. R. P .......... Westville
Wilkinson, F ............ Dartmouth
Wilson, W. C ............. Springhill
PRIXCE EDWARD ISLAND..
Andrews, P. J .............. Crapaud
Andrew, A. E ........ Charlottetown
Beers, Henry J., A.M. ..Georgetown
Dobie, R. (Ret.) ........ St. Eleanors
Forbes, J. M ............. Alberton
Harper, Henry ............ Port Hill
Hunt, T. H., M.A ____ Charlottetown
Osborne, A., D.D ....... St. Eleanors
Reagh, T. B ................. Milton
Simpson, J., M.A ..... Charlottetown
West, T. F., A.M ..... Charlottetown
DIOCESE OF FREDERICTON.
The Right Rev. Hollingworth Tully
Kingdon, D.D., D.C.L. , Bishop (1892).
Aiton, W. (Curate) ......... Bathurst
Armstrong, W. B., M.A ____ Welsford
Bareham, A .............. Musquash
Baylee, C. O Dell ............. Derby
Bliss, D. M., B.A ....... Mt. Whately
Brigstocke,F.H.J.,DD.^r <f?iS.John
Bryant, A. A ...............
Burt, A. F .................. Shediac
Campbell, J. Roy, B.D. ..Dorchester
Colston, R. W .............. Douglas
Covert, W. S., B.A ____ Grand Manan
Cresswell, A. J., S.A.C.. .Springfield
Daniel, A ................ .Rothesay
Davenport, J. M., M.A ---- St. John
DeSoyres, John, M.A ...... St. John
DeVeher,W.H.,M.^.(Ca7io?i)St. John
Dewdney , A. D. A .......... St. John
Dibblee, H. E., M.A ____ Maugerville
Dicker, A. G. H ....... ...... St. John
Eatough, W. (Curate) ...... St. John
Flewelling, J. E ......... Centreville
Forsyth, D., B.A. (Canon). . Chatham
Freebern, G. L ............ Harcourt
Fullerton, C. H .......... Petitcodiac
Gollmer, A. J. A ......... Cambridge
Hanford, S. Jones, B.A ----
Hanington, C. P., B.A ...... Norton
Hansen, N. C., M.A ...... Gagetown
Hays, W ................... St. John
Hooper, E. B., B.A ........ Moncton
Hopkins, J. R ......... Birch Ridge
Hoyt, Leo. A. , B.A ........ Simonds
Jaffrey, Win. (Retired) ---- St. Mary s
Jones, P. O., M.D ........ St. John
Ketchum, W.Q..D.D. (Canon).
St. Andrews
Lloyd, Geo. E., M.A ....... Rothesay
Maimann, C. E ....... New Denmark
Mathers, Richard .......... St. John
Millidge, J. W. ............ Oak Bay
Montgomery, H., M.A . . Fredericton
Morris, H. B., M.A .........
Murray, A. B., B.A ......... Stanley
McKiel, W. LeB., B.A ...... Fairville
McKim, R. P ............... St. John
Neales, T., M. A. (Archd.) Woodstock
Neales, Scovil, M.A ........ Andover
Parkinson, J., S.A.C ...... St. Mary s
Parlee, H. T., B.A ......... Westfield
Partridge, F. (Dean) ---- Fredericton
Pickett, D. W., M.A ..... Round Hill
Raymond, W. O., M.A. (Sec. D.C.S.)
St. John
Roberts, G.G.,M.A.(Crn) Fredericton
Robertson, F ............ St. Stephen
Sampson, W. H ............ St. John
Schofield, Geo. (Retired). . ..St. John
Scovil, J. F., B.A ____ Prince William
Simonds, R., B.A. (Retired). St. John
1897]
CLERGY CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
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Simonson, E.W. (Curate) St. Andrews
Slipper, A. A St. Martin s
Smith, Ranald E., M.A.. St. George
Smithers, A. \V., B.A Waterford
Snow, P. G Newcastle
Spencer, J Campbellton
Spike, H.M., B.A. (Retired).^. John
Street, W. H., A Campobello
Street, T. W Bathurst
Tweed, A. W., M.A Richmond
Wainwright, H. S., B.A.. . .Kingston
Warneford, E. A. ..Hampton Village
Warneford, C. A. S Johnston
Wetmore, D, I., B.A Clifton
Whalley,H.K.E.,S.^.C. .Fredericton
Wiggins, C. F., B.A Sackville
Whityconib, J. M., B.^.St. John.N.B
Wilkinson, Wm. J., M.A. .BayduVin
MISSIONARY DIOCESE OF
ALGOMA.
Election of Bishop on Nov. 11, 1896.
Bishophurst, Sault Ste. Marie.
Commissary.
Ven. Arch. Lly wdd Huntsville
Examining Chaplains.
Rev. Jas. Boydell, M.A. Bracebridge
ReT. W. A. J. Burt, Pt. Carling.
Rural Deans.
Rev. M. C. Kirby, Thunder Bay.
Rev. R. Renison, Algoma.
Rev. A. W. H. Chowne.-B.Z*., P.Sound
Rev. C. J. Machin, Muskoka.
Rev. A. J. Young, Nipissing.
Rev. F. Frost, Manitoulin Island.
Editor of " Missionary News."
Rev. Chas. Piercy.
Allman, A. H Ufflngton
Aylwin, H. C Manitowaning
Boydell, Jas., M.A . . . Bracebridge
Buckland, C. H. (D.) Powassan
Burt, W. A. J Port Carling
Chowne A. H. W., B.D Emsdale
Cobb, A. J North Seguin
Eccleston, W. J..St. Joseph s Island
Evans, W Parry Sound
Frost, F Sheguiandah
Gander, G South River
Gillmor, G . Rosseau
Harper, E. J Ft. William
Hazlehurst, A. H Baysville
Hunter, W. (D.) : . . . .Gore Bay
Johnston, D. A Magnettawaii
Kirby, M. C Murillo
Lawlor, E Schrieber
Llywdd, Thos. (Archd.) . .Huntsville
Machin, C. J Gravenhurst
McConnell, J. (D.) Bruce Mines
Mitchell, A. R Port Sydney
Morgan, S. H. (D.) Webbwood
Pardoe, J Novar
Piercy, C Burk s Falls
Renison, R., A.B .. .Sault Ste. Marie
Seaborn, W Cook s Mills
Smitheman, J. P Korah
Thursby, J. W Port Arthur
Ulbricht, F. C. H Sudbury
Young, A. J North Bay
Catechists.
Hay, T. J Dunchurch
Hickland, I Temiscamingue
Godolphin, F. G Sturgeon Falls
ECCLESIASTICAL PROVINCE OF
RUPERT S LAND.
Comprising the Dioceses of Rupert s
Land, Moosonee, Saskatchewan,
Athabaska, Qu Appelle, Mackenzie
River, Calgary and Selkirk.
^Canons
Most Rev. R. Machray, D.D., LL.D.,
D.C.L , Winnipeg, Primate of all
Canada, Archbishop and Metro
politan^ consecrated 1865, ap
pointed Metropolitan 1874, Pri
mate 1893, Prelate of the Most
Distinguished Order of St. Michael
and St. George, 1892.
DIOCESE OF RUPERT S LAND.
Most Rev. R. Machray, D.D., LL.D.,
D.C.L. , Archbishop, Winnipeg.
, Dean,
the Deanery, Winnipeg.
Ven. O. Fortin, B.A., Archdeacon of
Winnipeg.
Ven. R. Phair, Archd n of Islington.
Rev. J. B. O Meara, M.A..}
Rev. S. P. Matheson, B.D.. I
Rev. G. F. Coombes, M.A.. f
Rev.E.S.W. Pentreath,B.D. J
Anderson, JG,BA. St. Peter s, Dy never
Archibald, E Brandon
Baker, F. V. , M.A Winnipeg
Baldock, H. W., B.A Stonewall
Bruce, G., C.M.S. .Fairford, Kinosota
Bunn, T. W., B.D Westbourne
Burman, W. A., B.D Winnipeg
Butterworth, \V. A Hartney
Cheney, W. L McGregor
Clarke , W. , B. A Morden
Coates.R. E.,. A . Brokenhead, Peguis
Cochrane, H Rat Portage
Coombes, G. F., M.A.(C"n). Winnipeg
Cooper, H. D., M.A Holland
Coggs, T. C. , B. D Carberry
Cook, Gilbert. . .Staggville, Kinosota
Cowley, A. E . St. James
Dearden, J. C Rathwell
Dove, W., B.A Arrow River
Dransfield, H Stonewall
Fairlie, J. H., M.A.. . . Middlechurch
Fortin, O., B.A. (Archd n). Winnipeg
Gahan, W. P., B.A Carman
Garrioch, A Portage la Prairie
Carton, W. J Emerson
Gill, E. A. W Minnedosa
Gill, Geo Russell
Girling, R. H., B.A Gladstone
Goulding, A. W., B.D Stony Mt.
Harding, McA., B.A Bra ndon
Hewitt, M., B.A Manitou
Hill, G. C Boissevain
Hobbes, W. E Neepawa
Hole, F. R., M.A Minnedosa
Hooper, G. H. . . . Shoal Lake
Houghton, C. W Cartwright
Johnson, J Rainy River
Johnson, W. R St. Andrews
Kimberley, W., B.A. . .Rounthwaite
King, E. L., B.A Virden
King, H. J., M.A Rapid City
Leslie, H. T., B.A Winnipeg
Littler, C. R., B D Selkirk
Mackenzie, B Posen
Macmorine, S Portage la Prairie
Maggrah, J. A Islington
Matheson, J. W., B.A Souris
Matheson, S. P., B.D. (Cn). Winnipeg
Mercer, F. C., B.A Elkhorn
Middleton, H. G., B.A
Mitton, W. T., M.A Winnipeg
Nichols, E. P., M.A Manitou
Nie, R. F.,B.A Oswald
Norquay, A. T., B.A Barclay, O.
Owen, C. C., B. A Winnipeg
Owen, A. De B Little Mountain
O Meara, F. C Deloraine
O Meara, J. B., M.A. (Cn) . .Winnipeg
Page, J. W. B., B A .... Rat Portage
Peritreath, E. S. W., B.D. (Canon)
Brainerd, Minn.
Phair, R.,C.M.S. (Archd n). Winnipeg
Prewer, G., B.A. (C.Jf.S.).Wabigoon
Pritchard, T., Lac Seul, care H. B. Co.
Richardson, J. A., B.A. . . .Winnipeg
Robertson, W Alexander
Rogers, G., B.A Winnipeg
Roy, J. J., M.A Winnipeg
Settee, J., C.M.S. Dynevor
Stevenson, R. G., B.A Winnipeg
Stocker, W Melita
Stoddart, D. A. B., B.A . Bradwardine
Sykes, J. H Oak Lake
Tansey, A Somerset
Thomas, E Fort Alexander
Turnbull, G Binscarth
Wakefield.H.G., Jf.^.Lake Dauphin
White, A. S., B.A .... Middleehurch
Wood, C Birtle
Woods, A. W., B.A Clearwater
DIOCESE OF MOOSONEE.
Rt. Rev. Jervois A. Newnham, D.D.,
Bishop (1893). Moose Fort, James
Bay, via Temiscamingue, Ottawa
River.
Ven. T. Vincent, D.D., Albany, Arch
deacon of Albanv.
Ven. J. E. Lofthouse, Fort Churchill,.
Archdeacon of York.
Dick, Rev. W Trout Lake
Taylor, Rev. J. J Moose Fort
Richards, Rev. E Rupert House
Walton, Rev. W. G Fort George
Sanders, Rev. J Biscotasing
Faries, Rev. R Fort Hope
Bareham, Rev. A Chapleau
Peck, Rev. E. J. and Mr. Parker,
Cumberland Sound
DIOCESE OF CALEDONIA.
Right Rev. William Ridley, D D
Bishop (1879). Metlakatla, B.C.
Field, J Hazleton, Skeena River
Gurd, R. W Kitkatla, B.C.
Keen, J. H Massett, Q. C. I.
McCullagh, J. B. . . .Ayansh, Naas R.
Price, A. E. .Gitwung-gak, Skeena R.
Stephenson, F. L. . Port Simpson, B.C.
Hogan, W Metlakatla, B.C.
Appeyard, B Port Essington
MISSIONARY DIOCESE OF
MACKENZIE RIVER.
Right Rev.W. D. Reeve, D.D., Bishop
(1891). Fort Simpson, via Edmon
ton, Alta.
Ven. Archdn. McDonald, Peel River.
Hawksley, J Fort Norman
Itssiettla, John Peel River
Marriott, Fort Wrigley
Marsh, T. J . . Hay River, Gt. Slave L
Spendlove, W.,Fort Resolution.G.S.L
Stringer, I. O. , B. A. . Fort Macpherson
DIOCESE OF SASKATCHEWAN.
Right Rev. Cyprian Pinkham D.D.*
D.C.L., Bishop (1887). Calgary.
Ven. Archdeacon J. A. MacKay, D.D.,
Prince Albert.
Badger, John. . .St. James, Pukahn
Beal, W. R , B. A Battleford
Chilcott, T. E., M.A Duck Lake
Cook, Edward (Retired). Cumberland
Foote, Harold Prince Albert
Hines, John Devon (Pas) Cumberland
Inkster, R .. Red Pheasant, Battleford
Lambert, J. H., M.A . . Prince Albert
McDonald, D. l>... Thun., Battleford
McLennan, R.,B.,D. Stanley, Pr. Albert
Matheson, J. R Onion Lake
Matheson, E Battlcford
Moore, G. (Rec.) Prince Albert
Parker, J. F. D Prince Albert
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[1897
Pritehard, 0. J Fort a la Corne
Settee, J. R Cumberland
Sinclair, John (Retired). .Cedar Lake
Taylor, J Sandy Lake
Williams, N Brahspeth
Winter, G. S Sturgeon Lake
DIOCESE OF ATHABASCA.
Rt. Rev. R. Young, D.D., Bishop
(1884). Athabasca Landing.
Holmes, G Lesser Slave Lake
Lucas, J. R Chipewyaun
Robinson, H Smoky River
Scott, M Fort Vermillion
Warwick, A. J Fort Vermillion
Weaver, C. R Wabiskaw
White, G. W White Fish Lake
DIOCESE OF QU APPELLE.
Rt. Rev. J. Grisdale, D.D., D.C.L.,
Bishop (1896). Indian Head.
Barton, B Cannington
Beal, G. T., S.A.C Grenfell
Brown, W. E Regina
Chi vers, J. S. , A . K. C Yorkton
Cook, A., B.A Kutawa
Cunliffe, T. W Maple Creek
Dobie, G. N Indian Head
Johnson, W. F Fort Qu Appelle
Kettle, A. C., M.A Fishing Lake
Lallemand, C. F Kutawa
Marcon , H. A Craven
Nicolls, W., B.A Medicine Hat
Owens, O Fort Felly
Pulgrave, F., M.A Kutawa
Sargent, J. P., B.A Qu Appelle
Tatham, F. H., B. A Broadview
Teitelbaum, T. A Saltcoats
Terry, Guy P. , L.Th Oxbow
Watson, W Moose Jaw
Williams, C Moosomin
Williams, J., S.A.C Whitewood
Winder, M. H Estevan
DIOCESE OF CALGARY.
Rt. Rev. Cyprian Pinkham, D.D.,
D.C.L., Bishop (1888). Calgary.
Andras, C. H. , M.A Wetaskiwin
Burns, W. R., M.A Banff
Connell, Robert Beaver Lake
Cooper (Archdeacon), D.D.. . Calgary
D Easum, G. C., B.A. . . Ft. Saskat wn
Gray, H. A., B.A S. Edmonton
Goodman, F. W Lethbridge
Hilton, R Macleod
Hinchliffe, J Macleod
Hockley, E. F Macleod
Hogbin, G. H Calgary
Newton, W. (Canon) Ph. D . Clover Bar
Pen-in, W. E Calgary
Smith, S. C. C . Mitford
Smith, Henry H Pincher Creek
Stocken, S. J Calgary
Stocken, H.W.G . . .Gleichen
Stunden, A. , B. A Edmonton
Swainson, F Macleod
Tims (Archdeacon) Calgary
Webb, W. F., B.A Mitford
Webb-Peploe, M., M A.. Sheep Creek
Wooden, L. J. H Innisfail
MISSIONARY DIOCESE OF
SELKIRK.
Rt. Rev. W. C. Bompas, D.D., Bishop
(1874-1891). Buxton, Upper Yukon
River.
Ven. Archdeacon Canham,T. H., Sel
kirk, Pelly River.
Totty, Benjamin, Rampart House,
Porcupine River.
Wallis, G. C. Rampart House, Porcu
pine River.
CONCI{ECJ\TIONAL DENOMINATION.
The Congregational Union of Ontario and Quebec will hold its next Annual Meeting in Kingston, on Wed
nesday, June 2nd, 1897.
Chairman for 1896 Mr. S. P. Leet, B.C.L Montreal.
Chairman for 1897 Rev. J. I. Hindley, Mi.D Forest.
Secretary-Treasurer Rev. J. P. Gerrie, B.A Toronto.
Statistical Secretary Rev. D. S. Hamilton, B.A Montreal.
The Congregational Union of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Chairman Rev. Wm. B. Forbush, Ph.D Yarmouth, N.S.
Secretary Rev. J. W. Cox, B.A Economy, N.S.
Treasurer -James Woodrow, Esq .St. John, N.B.
Statistical Secretary Rev. J. Shipperley Maitland, N.S.
Austin, J. M Sheffield, N B
Ball, G. W Liverpool, N.S
Barbour. W. M., D D... Montreal, Q
Barker, E Toronto, O
Barker, Joseph De Bee, N.B
Bentley, Hugh Pine Grove, O
Black, R. K Granby, Q
Black, J. R., B. A Kingston.O
Blesedell, James. Pleasant River.N.S
Bolton, Charles E Behvood, O
Brown, J. L Franklin Centre
Burgess, E. J Edgeworth, O
Bushell , Jonas Victoria, B. C
Carr, G. T Stratford, O
Claris, W. H. A London, O
Clarke, W. F Guelph, O
Cox, Jacob W., B.A..L. Selmah.N.S
Currie, W T., B.A ..African Mission
Craik, Galen H., B.A .. Waterville, Q
Daley, James T., B.A Burford, O
Day, B. J Granby, Q
Dearborn, P. F Rock Island, Q
Duff, C., M.A Toronto, O
Duay, F. J. B Sherhrooke, Q
Evans, E. C., D.D Montreal, Q
Fenwick, K. M Montreal, Q
Gerrie, J. P., B A Toronto, O
Goran, J. W Barrie, O
Goddard, Henry Milton, N S
Gray, M. S " Lanrel.O
Gunn, W.T., B.A Cowansville, Q
Gunner, Frederick, JW.D..Listowel,O
Hall, Thomas Montrel,Q
Hamilton, D. S., B.A Montreal, Q
Hay, William Scotland, O
Hay, James Rockport, O
i Hay, R Eaton, Q
Hill, E. M., M.A Montreal, Q
Hindley, J. I., Ph.D Forest, O
Hindley, W. J Embro, O
Horsey, H. J Toronto, O
Hopkins, Robt Montreal, Q
Hyde, T. B Toronto, O
i Jacobs, D. H Winnipeg, Man.
Jackson, W. P Brigham, Q
Johnston, Wm Toronto, O
Kelly, Matthew Listowel, O
Lee, Wilberforce Toronto, O
Macallum, Daniel Kingston, O
i Macallum, F. W. , B.A . Turkish Mission
Macaulay, Middleville, O
Mason, H. C., B.A Brandon, M
Mason, H. E Wingham, O
Madill, J. C Toronto, O
Madill, W. H
Main, A. W Cowansville, O
Margrett, Albert Watford, O
McAdie, J St. A ndre ws, Q
McCuaig, J. A. C Toronto, O
MacColl.E.C. W.^.^.Kingsport.N.S
McCormack, A Cold Springs, O
McEwen, John D Stouffville, O
McGregor, A. P., B.A.. Woodstock, O
Mclntosh, D. C Lanark, O
Macintosh, W uttawa, O
McKillican, J Montreal, Q
Minchin, W. J St. Johns, N B
Morton, J Hamilton, O
Moore, Churchill Ayer s Flats, Q
Moson, H. C Vancouver, B.C
Pedley, Hugh, B.A Winnipeg, M
Pedley, J. W., B.A London, O
Pedley, Hilton Japan Mission
Peckover, H Toronto, O
Pardon, D. W Cheyboyne, N S
Read, F. W African Mission
Read, G E Fitch Bay, Q
Reikie, T. M Toronto, O
Richardson, A. W.,B. A.. Kingston, O
Robinson, R Toronto, O
Salmon, John, B.A Toronto, O
Schoefield, John Brantford, O
Sharratt, J Twillingate, Nfld
Shipperley, J Maitland, N S
Shore, G Kingston, O
Silcox. E. D Paris, O
Sims, Thos., D.D Toronto, O
Skinner, George Frome, O
Smith, W. W St. Catharines, O
Squires. John Random, Nfld
Sykes, S Keswick Ridge, N.B
Unsworth, Joseph Toronto, O
ITnsworth, J. K., B.A.. ..Scotland. O
Wall, E. C Fortune Bay, Nfld
Warriner, W. H..B.D. . ..Montreal, O
Watson, W. H Hamilton, O
Webb, Thomas Toronto, O
Whitman, J Cornwallis, N S
Wild, Joseph, D.D Bronte, O
Williams, B. B Guelph, O
Williams, Wm Milton, N.B
Wilmot, W. F Toronto, O
Wood, John Truro, NS
N ANADA
General Superintendent Rev. Albert Carman, D.D.
TORONTO CONFERENCE.
Rev. Alexander Lang-ford, President.
Rev. Lewis W. Hill, B. A., Secretary.
rson, B.A., \ t?/f
s, ) -
Rev. E. A. Pearson,
Col. C. S. Jones,
Rev. E. Barrass, M. A., D. D., Journal
Secretary.
Abbs, George (Sup d) ...... Grimsby
Adams, Geo. K ............. Toronto
Adams, E. J ............. Mono Mills
Addison, Peter (Sup d) ...... Toronto
Addison, Arthur P ....... Cooksville
Agar, Gilbert ................ Angus
Aikenhead, J. R ............. Toronto
Allen, James, M.A .......... Toronto
Bacon, William (Stip y) ...... Orilha
Baker, Isaac (Sup d) ........ Meaford
Baker, Ernest ............. At College
Baker, Edward .......... At College
Baker, Edmund .......... Ardtrea
Balfour, George C .......... Eugenia
Barker, William R ............ Orillia
Barkwell, W.J., M.A.fF.S.). Toronto
Barlow, T. G ....... Victoria Harbor
Barrass, K.,M.A.,D.D. (S d) Toronto
Hartley, Thos. E. (Ch.). .Colliugwood
Bedford, J ................ Creemore
Bedford, A ................... Maple
Bee, Wm. (Sup d) .......... Toronto
Belfry, C. A ................. Beeton
Berry, Henry ......... Walter s Falls
Beynon, R. B., B.A . .Holland Centre
Birks, Wm. (Sup d) ......... Toronto
Bishop, G. J. (Chair.) ....... Toronto
Blackstock, W. 8. . DD. (Sup d) Toronto
Booth, Wm. B. , Ph. D ...... Islington
Bowles, R.P., M.A.,B.D ____ Toronto
Bowles,I.G.,^4.,,BZ>.. St. Joseph s Id
Brace, A. Philip, S.T.L. .Lemonville
Brett, R. H ....... Manitoulin South
Briggs, Wm., D.D ........... Toronto
Brown, Geo. M ............. Toronto
Brown, W. P ............. Woodford
Brown, Alfred (Chair.).. Owen Sound
Brown, H. A ................ Dalston
Brown, F. L., B.A .......... Klmvale
Browning, Arthur (Sup d). . .Toronto
Buchanan, Win ............. Alliston
Buley, Thomas M ...... Windermere
Burns, Wm. (Sup d) ........ Toronto
Burns, R. N., B.A ........... Toronto
Bin-wash, J.,D.Sc.,M.A., Prof. V. Un.
Caldwell. J. T., M.A., B.P.
(Fin. Sec.) ............... Midland
Cameron, D. E ......... South River
Campbell, Tlios ......... Streetsville
Campbell, Peter ........... Ravenna
Campbell, W.F., Ph.D ..... Parkdale
Cannom, J. W. (Sup d) . . . Whitevale
Card, S. (Sup d)- . . Penetanguishene
Carscadden, A. J. G At College
Cattanach, D. (Sup d). . .Burk s Falls
Chambers. A. B., LL.B Toronto
Chapman, J. A., M.A. . . Bond Head
Chapman, M. R., B.A King
Chapman, A. R Woodf t rd
Chown, S. D Toronto
Churchill, J. W Mulmur
Clarke, George (Sup d) Barrie
Clubine, John O Mono Road
Cobb, Thos. (Sup d) Toronto
C. .burn, John At College
Cocking, C. T Kleinburg
Cochiane, G., D.D. Los Angeles.
California
Couch, Isaac Gore Bay
Crews, A. C. (Sec. Ep. Z/(/#.). Toronto
Crockett, E Utterson
Dean, Wesley (F.S.).. Little Current
Dewart, E. H., D.D. (Sup d). Toronto
Dewey, George W Mount Albert
Dinnick, S. Dunn At College
Doel, John (Sup y) Toronto
Douglas, E. T Christian Island
Dowler, J. A. (Sup d) Toronto
Dunlop, Thomas (Fin. Sec.). .Aurora
Edwards, S. H Markham
E lwards, Thomas Barrie
Egan, James Emsdale
Egan, W. E At College
Ellis, T. H At College
Emory, Vernon H Toronto
Evans, Wm. G Iroquois Indians
Faircloth, G. S., B. A At College
Fallis, R. J Dundalk
Farewell, Frank L At College
Faweett, Michael (Sup d). . .Toronto
Ferguson, T. A. (Sup d) Toronto
Ferguson, J. J., M.A.. B.D..Weston
Ferguson, H.T.,-B^.,BD. Collingwood
Ferguson, J. J. , B.A. . .Woodbridge
Ferrier, W. F Chats worth
Fish, Charles (Sup d) Parkdale
j Fish, H. A Toronto
Fitzpatriok, J. D East Toronto
Fox, Thomas (Siip d) Aurora
i Fox, J. Wesley Mulmur
Franks, D. D West Essa
Fralick, Reuben S At College
Freebury, J. B At College
Galbraith, W., LL.B. (Sup d). Toronto
Gardner, J. E Honey wood
German, J. F. M.A ., D.D... Toronto
Glover, T. W. (Sup y) Toronto
Godfrey, Robert Sup d) . .Parkdale
Goodman. John (Sup d). .Orangeville
Graham, John W., B.A. .Gravenhurst
Hasrer. W. K. , ^..k.Penetangulsliene
Hall, William Bramptou \\Yst
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Harper, E. B., D.D. (Sup d). .Barrie
Harper, Henry Bolton
Harris, Henry (Sup d) Toronto
Hart, V. C., D.D China
Hart, E. I Centennial
Hart, V. R Starrat
Hartley, George (Sttp d J.Owen Sound
Hassard, W. E., B.A Avening
Henderson, James, D.D Toronto
Henderson, Albert E Rosseau
Herridge, Wm. (Sup d) .... Brampton
Hewitt, G. W.,M.A Bruce Mines
Hill, Lewis W., B.A (Sec. of
Con.) Toronto Junct.
Hincks, Wm. H.. LL.B. . . .Toronto
Hodgson, John (Sup d) Toronto
Holmes, J. H. (Sup y) Toronto
Howson, W. G Meaford
Hudson, Albert G., B.A Barrie
Hughan, Wm. S. (Sup d) .. ..Alliston
Humphreys, John S Priceville
Hunt, John (Sup d) Toronto
Hunt, Geo. S Stayner
Husband, Robert J Palgrave
Ingram, Thomas Owen Sound
Jackson, John A At College
Jeffrey, Charles B Malton
Johnston, C.O Toronto
Jones, Philip Coldwater
Jones, C. A. (Sup d) Toronto
Ream, Frank C Beeton
Kemp, H. E. W Homing s Mills
Keough, Thos. S. (Svp y) . . .Toronto
Kerr, J. McD Toronto
Kerr, Samuel Ophir
Lanceley, John E. (Chair.) .Brampton
Langford, Alexander (Pres.
of Conf.) Orange ville
Langford, Charles Mono Road
Langford, F., B. A..B.D. Gravenhurst
Laidlaw, W. H Port Carling
Laker, Ed. C Don Mills
Large, Richard Innisfll
Large, R. S. E., B. A At College
Latimer, J. F. (Sup y) Toronto
Latter, A. P . Alton
Lawrence, George At College
Lawrence, Charles At College
Lawrence. John Rama
Learoyd, Wm. H Epsom
Lee, George F. (Sup d) Alliston
Lee, Herbert Temperanceville
Leech, George (Sup d) .... Davenpoi t
Legate, Thomas Maxwell
Leonard, Thomas Queensville
Livingstone, F. J., B.A., M.B.,
African Missionary
Locke, Joseph H Toronto
Locke, John Bradford
Loinas, William (Sup d) ....Toronto
Long, Jas. A Rosemont
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[1897
Loree, W. H Novar
Lucas, D. V., D.D.(Sup d).. Toronto
Madden, William H Etobicoke
Magee, H. S Manitowaning
Mahan, John Flesherton
Manly, John G. (Sup y) Toronto
Manning, H. M. (Chr.) Uxbridge
Manning, Charles E.. (Chairman)
SaultSte. Marie
Marshall, Wm. G Magnetawan
Martin, Alexander (Sup d). .Toronto
Matheson, Jas. (Sup d) Toronto
Matthews H. S. (Chair.).. Newmarket
Metcalf, J. F Without Station
Milner, John (Sup d). Toronto
Moore, Herman (Ch n) . . . Braoebridge
Moore, Wm. H Dorset
More, John H At College
Morgan, John Thornhill
Morris, John T Davenport
McAteer, Thos. G At College
McBrien, E. W Newtonbrook
McCulloch, George. . .Richmond Hill
McDonald, Peter A Union ville
McDowell, Henry (Sup d) Aurora
McKee, Robert Westmoreland
McKenzie, A Fort Finley
McKinley, Geo.,B.D.(F.S.).McK.e\\a.r
McLaughlin, J. F.,Prof. Vic. College
McNeil, A Severn Bridge
Neil, T. W Scarboro
Nixon, W Oro Station
Noble, S. G Without a Station
Norman, Daniel At College
Nurse, Frederick Warminster
Ockley, J. F. (Chair.) loronto
Odery, Joseph Toronto
Oke, John H Whitevale
Oliver, Jos. H Cooksville
Parker, W. R., D.D Toronto
Partridge, H. L At College
Paull, Ernest F. (Sup d) Toronto
Paul, A.J., B.A. ,B.D., Richmond Hill
Peacock, Percy At College
Peacock, Geo At College
Pearen, Jas. A., M.A Davisvilje
Pearson, M. L. (Chair.) Barrie
Pearson, E. A., B.A Newtonbrook
Pepper, John, B.A Heathcote
Perry, Charles E Mimico
Fetch, John A...Korah, Goulais Bay
Pickett, T. W Willowdale
Plunkett, J. V New Lowell
Potter, Wm. A At College
Potts, 3.. D.D. (Sec. of Ed. ) . . Toronto
Powell, Gideon L Sutton West
Power, John Vroomanton
Rankin, J. A Parkdale
Rear, S. E At College
Redditt, J. J Brampton
Reynolds, C. W Sundridge
Richard, A Malton
Richardson, Wm. (Sup d).. .. Weston
Roach, Wm. R. (Sup d) Eglinton
Roach, Wm. F Singhampton
Robinson, Geo. W.,B.A. . .Lloydtown
Robinson , Gilbert W. , B. A .... China
Rodwell, Wm. A Toronto
Rogers, James G At College
Rowe, E. S. (Fin. Sec.) Toronto
Rupert,E.8., M.A. (Chair.) Py. Sound
Rutledge, Geo. N.. Without a Station
Ruddell, Thos. W. . .On Reserve List
Salt, Allan Parry Sound
Sanderson, J. E., M. A. . ..Brampton
Sanderson, A. R Maple
Sanderson, J. R Streetsville
Savage, J. W. (Sitp d) Toronto
Sawdon, J. E Day Mills
Scott, E. E Toronto
Scott, Thos. G Euphrasia
Scott, N. E. (Sup d) Eglinton
Scott, Thomas, S.T.L Corbetton
Seeley, W Thessalon
Service, Emerson B Uffington
Shannon, Wm. (Sup d) Toronto
Shore, T. E. E., B.A Toront
ihuttleworth, J. (Sup d) .... Toronto
Jimpson, James M Markdale
Simpson, J. (Sup y) Orangeville
Simpson, C.A.(F.6 .)CampbeH s Cross
Simpson, R. J. D At College
Smith. James (Sup d) Parkdale
Smith, W. J., M.A. (F. S.). . .Toronto
Smith, G. S Dunchurch
Smith, C.M Day Mills
Sparling, J. J Cookstown
Speer, Jas. C. (Chair.) Toronto
Spencer, R. A Queensville
Stafford, F. B At College
Starr, J. H. (Sup d) Toronto
Stevenson, George W Unionville
Stewart, John W Sunderland
Stillwell, R. J King
Strachan, Richard Brookholm
Strangways, B. R., B.A Hillsdale
Stone, S. G., D.D Shelburne
Stonehouse, John H . . . . Burk s Falls
Sutherland, A., D.D Toronto
Thornley, Wm Goodwood
Taylor, Charles (Sup d) Barrie
Thurlow, I. E. (Sup d) Toronto
Toye, Reuben . . Schomberg
Toye, A. J Lambton
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Trollope, J. A Laurtl
Tucker, Samuel (Sup d) Toronto
Vickery, John Scarboro
Walker, Geo Cookstown
Walker,SWm. W. ..Without a Station
Wallace, Wm At College
Wallace, F. H. (Professor Victoria
University) Toronto
Wass, John B., M.A St. Vincent
Washington, Geo., M.A Sandford
Washington, W. C., M.A ..Minesing
Watson, Wm. G., B.A At College
Waugh, George At College
Webster, William Mount Albert
Webber, George Eglinton
Webber, Geo., jr At College
White, T. R Dufferin
Wellwood, N., F.R.H.S. (Fin,
Sec.) Thornbury
Wilkinson, J. R At College
Will, P. D. (Sup d) Toronto
Williams, Thos. (Sup d) Orillia
Wilson, Richard (Sup d) . . . Parkdale
Wilson, W. F Toronto
Wilson, Jos. E.,B.A.(F.S.) Huntsville
Withrow.W.H, D.D(Ed.Mag) Toronto
Wood, George (Sup d) Bolton
Young, Geo., D.D.( Sup d).. .Toronto
Young, E. R Without Station
Young, Joseph (F. Sec.). .Stouff ville
Young, E. R., jr., B.A Toronto
LONDON CONFERENCE.
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Rev. G. F. Salton, Ph.B., Asst. Sec y.
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Alexander, A. O.. Montreal Theo. Coll.
Allin, S. J Brussels
Anderson, S. A Warwick
Andrews, G. W., B.A Holmesville
Andrews, J. W Londesboro
Antliff, J. C., D.D. , Prof. Montreal
Theo. College London
Ashton, W. J Elimville
Austin,B.F.,M.^.,B.D.(/ > .) Alma Col
Ayearst, J. A., B. A Oil Springs
Ayeis, Walter W oodslee
Aylesworth, I.E., M.A.. LL.D.
Port Stanley
Baird, John W., B.A Newbury
Baker, Geo South Mersea
Baker, E. N., M.A., B.D. ..Chatham
Ball, John Atwood
Barker, A Dorchester
Barltrop, Charles Ailsa Craig
Barnby, R. H., B.D Wallace
Bartlett, Leonard. .Mont. Theo. Coll.
Baugh, Wm Appin
Bennett, Geo. (Sup d) Lambeth
Birks, Wm. (Sup d) Toronto
Birks,Alex.K.,-B.^l.,iI/..Teeswater
Blatchford, T. W., B.A. .Westminster
Bond, Stephen Seat orth
Bristol, Charles Arkona
Brown, C. W.,B.A.,B.D. Amherstburg
Brown, George (Sup d) Toronto
Brown, Asa I. . .Montreal Theo. Coll.
Brown, A. H., B.A Pelee Island
Buggin, George Wallaceburg
Burdette, C. (Sup d) Ridgetown
Burton, Robt. C Varna
Burwash, Nathaniel S Salem
Butt, W. H. (Fin. Sec.).... Centralia
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Chapman, Wm. (Sup d) London
Chappie, John (Sup d) Cleveland
Chown, Edwin A., B.D. Without Sta.
Clarke, C. F Montreal Theo. ColL
Clement, B London W
Cobbledick,G.H.,3f..4.,.B.D.Glencoe
Collins, J. M. (Sup d) Thedford
Cook, Jos. S., Ph.D Walkerville
Cooper, Wm. H Harrow
Cornell, C. J Victoria College
Cosens, Thos. Wesley Fordwich
Coulter, Joseph Florence
Coupland, T. B Sparta.
Couzens, C. C Auburn
Crews, H.W., M.A. (F.S.). .Chatham
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Creighton,W.B.,B.^l.fi.ATu)i)>erville
Crichton, Charles Malahide
Crossley , H . F. (Evangelist) .S t Thorn as
Cunningham, Andrew... .Kincardine
Currie, Henry E Victoria College
Daniel, Geo., M.A., Ph.D. .. London
Deacon, Jos Shedden and lona
Dever, A. W Merlin
Edge, Joseph (Chairman). .Goderich
Edmunds, Sol. C., B.D Monkton
Edwards, A. S .. St. Clair
Edwards, E. W. . ..Sheddon and lona
Elias, W. A Walpoie Island
Fair, Hugh J : St. John
Fallis, J. G., PA. B Point Edwaid
Fansher, W Bothwell
Fansher, Fen ton Ethel
Fear, Ezra A. (Fin. Sec.) . .Milverton
Ferguson, John A London
Fessant, E ..Straffordville
Findlay, W. A Wanstead
Fisher* John S Gorrie
Ford, James K Lucan
Ford, W. J., LL.B Clinton
Freeman, J. W., B.D Ontario-
Galloway, Joseph Leamington
Garbutt, R. J., LL.B Birr
George, T. T Delaware
Gifford.G. A.,P/i.D(CA H)..Winghani
Godwin, \\m. (Jour. Sec.).. .Goderich
Going, A. H , B.A Springfield
Graham, Wm. H Camlachie
Greene, Josias Fullarton
Griffin, Michael Fairneld
Griffith, A. E. (Sup d)... St. Thomas
Gundy, James (Sup d) Brantford
Gundy, J. R. (Chairman). . .Windsor
Graham, Humphrey A Fullarton
Hadwin, Thos. (Sup d) Bervie
Hall, Robt. H Ashfleld
Hamilton,R.D.(.4,s-t. Sec.).Alvinston
Hannon, Jas., D.D. (Ch n). . Stratford
Harris, A. G London-
Harrison, T. E Grariton
Hart, John Sylvan
Hayhurst, Wm Fingal
Haylock, J. J Harwich
Hazeu, G. N. , B.A Strathroy
Hobbs, R London
Henderson, G. W. (Chairman) Sarnia
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Hill, John (Sup y) Oneida
Hill, Joseph (Sup d) Brigden
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Holmes, James E West Lome
Holmes, John (Chairman). Blenheim
Holmes, Jos. W Mitchell
Hosking, Robt. J Nissouri
Huggins, W. (Sup d) Uttoxeter
Hunter, J. E. (Eoanyeligt)St. Thomas
Husser, James Louisville
Hutton, Benj. L Kipley
Irvine, Henry St. Thomas
Invin, Robt. Fulton. . Adelaide
Jackson, J. A Victoria College
Jackson, Geo. (Pres.) London
Jackson, Thomas Belmont
Jewett, George Elimville
Johnson, George H Marthaville
Jones, A. E Bervie
Jones, P. W Tiverton
Kaine, C. O Hensall
Keenleyside, C. B., B.A., B.D.
Without Station
Keilington, H. E Thorndale
Kennedy, D.M. (Fin. Secretary)
Thames ville
Kennedy, James (Sup d). . . . London
Kennedy, John, B.D Florence
Kennedy, J. B Kerrwood
Kennedy, C. W Gesto
Kenner, John Staffa
Kerr, G. J. (Fin. Sec. )XIount Brydges
Kerr, John L. (Sup d) Brussels
Kerr, Wesley E Hensall
KeTshaw, Edward Embro
Kirkland, John H Comber
Knott, Stephen Kin tore
Knowles, R. W London
Laird, J. G. (Sup d) London
Lake, Chaa. V Cedar Springs
Lanceley, E. B. (Fin. Sec.). .London
Langford. A. J Morpeth
Learoyd, John St. Mary s
Leech, Webster W Whitechurch
Livingstone, Jas Alyiner
Lloyd, A. K Rutherford
Locke, H. W Exeter
Malott, F. E Victoria College
Martin, D. E Melbourne
Mason, Thomas Muncey
McAllister, W.G.H., M.A. Brownsville
McCulloch, Andrew M . . . . Thorudale
McCutcheon.T. L.(Sup d)..St. Thomas
McD-magh, Win Kingsville
McKelvie, Irving Camlachie
McKibbon, Archibald Wroxeter
McLean, H. (Sup d) St. Thomas
McMnllen, Wm. , B. A Romney
McNair, T. R Brigden
MeTavish, H. W Dresden
MoVittie, Samuel Rodney
Medd, TS.,Ph.B Ruthven
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Miller, R. A Westminster
Mills, John Parkhill
Mills, Wm. (Sup d) Toronto-
Millson, W Sombra
Millyard, R Clinton
Millyard, E. J Union
Moore, Jas. E Button
Morden, John P. (Sup d). .St. John s
Morrison, John Goldsmith
Mortimer, W. J Delaware
Moss, W. H Bluevale
Moyer, Harvey D Thamesford
Muxworthy, L. W. .. . Charing Cross
Myers, Peter Dover
Nattrass, Timothy London
Neelands, John (Sup d). . ..Strathroy
Nethercott, J. C Woodham
Newcombe, Henry A. (Sup d). Clinton
Noble, Jabez J Harmony
Norton, Wm. (Sup d) Brussels
Oaten, F. J Bayfield
Olivant, E. (Fin. Sec.) Benmiller
Orme, J. H. (Sup d) London
Parsons, R. C. (Sup d).,., St. Thomas
Pascoe, W. S., D.D Essex
Patterson, T. A Victoria College
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Paul, Richard (Sup d) Brussels
Peiihall, Wm Corunna
Phillips. John R. (Sup d). St Thomas
Philp, Jos., B.D (Ch n). . -Ridge town
Pickard, Mahlon Merlia
Pomeroy, Daniel (Sup d) . . . Highgate
Pomeroy. Wm. M Bethel
Preston, W. (Su^ d). ..Port Lambton
Pring, Jos. W Nile
Powell, E G Victoria College
Quance, Win Lambeth
Rapson, A Napier
Redmond, Richard Dorchester
Reid, L. W., Montreal Theological Col.
Reynolds, John (Sup d) Windsor
Rice, J. P. (Fin. Agent Alma Col
lege) St. Thomas
Rigsby, W Blyth
Robinson, John W Trowbridge
Rogers, David Talbotville
Russell, A. L London
Russell, John Siloam
Ryan, David (Sup d) London
Raven, Alfred R King-lake
Scratch, A. (Sup d) Leamington
Salton, G.P". (Asst. Secretary)
St. Thomas
Salton, Samuel Watford
Sanderson, G.B. ,D. D.(Sup d .London
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Sawyer, Thos. E Tuokersmith
Scott, C.T., B.A St. Thomas
Service, Richard (Sup y) . . St. Mary s
Shaw, Edward A Belgrave
Shaw, W. H Cottam
Shepherd, W. W. (Prin.).. ..Muncey
Sherlock, Benj. (Sup d) Toronto
Sinclair, J. J Victoria College
Smith, Charles, Secretary of Confer
ence Wyoming
Smith, Findlay M. (Sup d)
Smith, Geo. (Sup d) Mitchell
Smith, W. A. (S.T.L.) Oil City
Smy the, Wm Petrolea
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Snell, J. A Corinth
Snider, A. L, Ph.B Wardsville
Snowdon, Thos. J., Ph.B. . . Kirkton
Staples, S. G., B.A Avon
Stinson, Joseph H.f Sup d).. ..Sarnia
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Swann, Francis Dungannon
Swift, John R. (Sup d) Newbury
Steadman, T. A Malahide
Thibadeau, Alexander. . . . Maidstone
Thompson, G. H Grand Bend
Thompson. Robert Lyons
Tiffin, A. C Victoria College
Tyler, Henry D Bosanquet
Tole, S. L
Uren, H. J London
Vance, W. R Victoria College
Veale, John Highgate
Vollick, C. W Oneida
Waddell, Wm. J Kippen
Walker, James Ethel
Walker, John (Sup d) Lucknow
Wallwin,! B, MA. (Fin. Secretary)
Lucknow
Ward, Joseph, M.A., B.D. . Stratford
Warner, R. I . AT. A. St. Thomas
Watts. John H.(Sup d). ...Walkerton
Webster, T., D.D. (*tp d)..Ncwburv
Wells, C. P., B.A., B.D. ..Tilbury C.
Westman, J. P Walton
Whiting, Richard, B.A Forest
Wickett, L. W. (Sup d).. Marthaville
Wilkinson, G. A. .Montreal Theo. Col
Williams, R. W Vienna
Williams, Wm., D.D Listowel
Willimot, W. (Sup d) London
Willoughby , Gerald Sarnia
Willoughby.N. R.,W.A.,D.D.. Exeter
Wilson, Martin J Sombra
Wilson, Jasper, M.A Strathroy
Wilson, R. L Dawn Mills
Yelland, J. G Crediton
MONTREAL CONFERENCE.
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Rev. A. Lee Holmes, M. A., Secretary.
Rev. W. H. Sparling, B.A., and Rev.
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Ainsworth, J. Harrison (Sup d)
Allin, P. H., B.A Beebe Plain
Allum, Garl Manotick
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Black, Richard Victoria College
Blair, William. B.A North Bay
Bland, C. E., B.A., B.D.. ..Waterloo
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Brown, Thos Seeley s Bay
Brown, Thos. C Cornwall
Brown, Win. Thos. ..Wes. Theo. Col.
Brown, William T. G Moulinette
Brundage, Manly Schreiber
Burke, Thos. E., B.D Westport
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Corrigan, R., B.A., B.D Magog
Courtice, A. C.,B.A. B.D. . .Kingston
Crabb, G. J Maple Grove
Craig, William Clarendon
Crane, E. W Ottawa
Cummings, D. T., F.T.L. . . Richmond
Curtis, C. J Inverary
Davies, John. (Sup d) Stanstead
Davis, E. A., B.A., B. D. . Georgeville
Davis, George H. H Laeolle
Deeprose, Chas. S Inverness
DeGruchy, Edward Montreal
DeLong, Albert M Beachburg
DeLong, Francis Avonmore
Desmarais, Win. H Bethel
Diome, John A Caughnawaga
Dorion, Jos. A. (Sup d) Montreal
Dorman, J. A Montreal
Dowson, J. L. . .Wesleyan Theo. Col.
Drennan, Alex. (Sup d) .... Kingston
Eagleson, R., S.T.L. . .West Shefford
Earl, Daniel, B.A Oxford Mills
Eason, Richard Portage du Fort
Easton, W. H., M.A Copper Cliff
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Edwards, John A Savry erville
Elliott, D. D Gaspe
Elliott. James, B.A Ottawa
Ellis, John D., B.A Montreal
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Emsley, Wm H Montre* I
England, Luther M..B. A ...Montreal
Ewan, Robt. B., M.D Montreal
Farrer, W. D Chelmsford
Fairbairn, Audrew Combermere
Farnsworth, A. H Cape Ozo
Ferguson, John (Supd.) Athens
Ferguson, John Clarenceville
Finch, C.W.B.^1 ,B.D Cookshire
Flanders, C. R., K.A., D.D., Prin.
Stanstead Wesleyan College
Follick, Joseph (Sup d) Stella
Fowkes, John South Stukely
Fowler, J. H., Jil.A. (Sup d) .Suttou
Fowler, Hiram (Sup d.) Sutton
Garvin, John Quyon, Q.
Geoffrey, Antoine E.(Sitjp d)Montreal
Gibson, John Sudbury
Greaves, R. H. ..Wesleyan Theo Col.
Grenfell, John Kingston
Griffith, Thos. M.A. Ph. D. Brock ville
Hagar, Joseph M., M.A Prescott
Hall, Isaac Lancaster
Halpenny, Wm Wes. Theo. Coll.
Halpenny, E. W Wes. Theo. Coll.
Hamilton, W. A Warren
Hammond, R. M. (Sup d) .. Kingston
Hanna, William A Clayton
Harris, Thomas ..(Sup d). .Montreal
Harris, Wm., M.A., B.D., Prof.,
Wes. Theo. Col Montreal
Harton, S. L. W Powassan
Hartwell, G.V.,B.A. .B.D. Brockville
Henderson, Win Co wansville
Henderson, W. G Brockville
Hewitt, Wm. J. (Sup d) Quebec
Hicks, James B., B.A Aultsville
Hill, Harry Lake Talon
Hiscocks, John (Sup y) Lachute
Hodgson, Jonathan R. .Island Brook
Holmes, John (Sup d) Kingston
Holmes, A. Lee, M.A Coaticook
Howard, Erastus S..Phillipsburg E.
Howitt, Win., B.A., B.D Sutton
Hughes, Jacob I Cardinal
Hughes, Silas J., M. A Ottawa
Humphrey, James W.Lawrenceville
Hunter, W. J., Ph.D.,D.D. (Sup d).
Montreal
Huntington, Silas . . .Nipissing June.
Huxtable, Charles Lanark
Huxtable, George G Perth
Jackson, W., D.D Gananoque
Jamieson, W. S., M.A Bydenham
Johnston, Alex. B HtUburg
Jones, Alfred Thos Windsor Mills
Jones, S. H Agnes
Jourdan, Philip A Webbwood
Kelly, E. Richardson Montreal
Kendall, S. C. (Sup d) Quebec
Keough, W. 1.,B.A Rawdon
Kilborn, O. L., M.D Kingston
Knapp, A. E Wes. Theo. Coll.
Knox, William Ashton
Krupp, Henry Riceville
Lannour,J ,B.A.,BD. PhD.. .Cobden
Lawson, Elwood Opinicon
Lawson, James North Augusta
Lennon, W. S Mascouche Rapids
Lett, Francis G Iroquois
Lidstone, Joseph E Matt MM
Lough, Daniel A., S.T.L.. ..Montreal
Mansell, Thomas J Montreal
Mark, R. , M.D. (Sup d). . Ottawa Cent.
Massicotte. Leo., S.T.L. ..Actonvale
Maudsley, S. E. (Sup d) Hudson
Ma vety, John E Granby
McAmmond, F., B.A Winchester
McAmmond, R. B Montague
McAmmond, T South Mountain
McCann. Alfred Kemptville
McConnell, James H Eaton
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McRitchie, George Aylmer
Meredith, Thos Verona
Meyer,FWA.,jlf.4.,P/i.<B.. Richmond
Meyers, Henry Ormstown
Mitrlit, Samuel (Sup d) .Smith s Kails
Miller, J. II Pittsburg
Miller, R. H Arundel
Mills, Arthur W Sharbot Lake
Mick. D Wes. Theo. Coll.
Morrison, Edmund S.. . .Three Rivers
Mossop, George Leeds
Murray, J. Holt Maibletou
Nelson, Isaac East Bolton
Newton, S. F Clarendon
O Hara, James (Sup d) Elginlmrg
Oke, John J Oka
Oliver, Robert F Nepean
Orser, A. R. (Sup d) Gananoqne
Osborne, Heman S., B.A Berwick
Parent, Amand (Sup d) Waterloo
Pates, A. E Little Metis
Patton, W. M., B.A., B.D. (Prof, of
Hebrew, Wes. Theo. Col . . Montreal
Pearson, William Huntingdon
Peck, Win. (Sup d) Kingston
Peever, Rich. G., S.T.L. .Westmeath
Pergeau, Paul, B.A . . . Minton
Perley, William F Lyn
Phillips, A.M., B.D Montreal
Phillips, F. T Vankleek Hill
Phillips, S. B. (Sup d) Lyn
Philp, W., B.A., B.D Spencerville
Pierce, Barry Augusta
Pimlott, Wm Addison
Pinel, Joseph, S.T.L Montreal
Pitcher, J. Tallman Stanstead
Pletts, Jas Battersea
Porter, G. H., M.A., B.D. .St. John s
Powell, T Commarida
Poyser. G.C., F.T.L Delta
Pyke, Win Bishop s Mills
Quincey, John Andrew Arundel
Quinn, Samuel Hendersonville
Radley, A. A Sawyerville
Raney, William Carle! on Place
Raney, W. H., B.A Robinson
Read, F. A Lennoxville
Rennie, Thomas (Sup y) Waterloo
Reynolds, Francis C Montreal
Reynolds, Geo. S Mallorytown
Reynolds, Wm. E Lansdowne
Richards, Thos. H Metcalfe
Richardson, J. E North Gower
Richardson, P. L., B.A., B.D., Prof.
Wes. Theo. Col Montreal
Rilance, William Cardinal
Roadhouse, Job Playfair
Robertson, Arch. G Escott
Robeson, J. B. . . , Harrowsmith
Robinson, Fred. G Mattawa
Robinson, Richard Danville
Rogers, George Almonte
Rose, Samuel P., D.D Montreal
Rowan, W. L Wes. Theo. Col.
Roy, Louis E Roxton Pond
Roy, Telesphore Montreal
Runnells, A. E Abbottsford
Ryan, William W . . . Chambly Canton
Ryckman,E.B.. M.A., D.D. Kingston
Sadler, Mitchell (Sup y).. . . Montreal
Sanders-m, A. E., S.T.L.. W. Brome
Sanderson, D. Cook Montreal
Saunders, Jabez B., M.D. .Ottawa C.
Scanlon,: John Athens
Scott, W. L. (Sup d).. Ottawa Centre
Seller, Johnson Greenwood
Service, William Inkerman
Shaw, W. \.,M.A.,D.D.,LL.r>.,Prin.
Wes. Theo. Col Montreal
Shibley, Samuel Kingston
Short, W n. (SM//W Kingston
Sliortt, Wm. K., M.A . .. ..NewboiV
Simpson, James Vai.kleek Hill
Smith, Isaac C French Mission
Smith, Robert Complon
Smith, William Knowlton
Smith, Win. T. . .Winchester Springs
Snell, Geo. W Cataraqui
Sparling, W., B.A., B.D Quebec
Sparling, Wm. H., B.A Montreal
Stafford, George Barnston
Starr, J. E Kingston
Stevens, Wm. H St. Lambert
Stevenson, John Victoria Uni.
Stewart, John H Cataraqui
Stilwell, Reuben Frankville
Sykes, Charles A Mansonville
Taggart, C. (Sup d) Ottawa W.
Taylor, Ernest M., M. A . Cowansville
Taylor, Melvin Merrickville
Teeson, Samuel Odelltowu
Tennant, Elisha(,Swy d)Cornwall Isl d
Thomas, Ernest Franklin Centre
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Timberlake, Wm Morrishurg
Tippett, E. H Sturgeon Falls-
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Tredrea, J. M Carp
Tripp, Fred Frelitihsburg
Varley, F. W., B.A .. ..St. Catharines-
Vaughan, Chas. S. . . . Prin. Madura
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Vickery , T. J Walford
Visser, A. H Maberly
Walker, Harry, B.D Powassan-
Warden, Fred. A South Barnstora
Warren, Herman E., .B.^L.Chapleau
Watson, James, F.T.L. .. Hudson, Q.
Watts, Asa O Bedford
Webster, John Renfrew
Weese, W. W Elginburg
Wells, William Maitland
Wheatley, Isaac Fitzroy Haibor
White, G. S. (Sup d) Kingston
Whiting, Richard {Sup d). Kingston
Wiggins, M. E Thurso, Q.
Wilkinson, Arthur. . .Haley s Station
Wilkinson, Isaac... .Easton s Corners-
Williams, George H Hatley
Williams, T. G., ./>.Sherbrooke,Q.
Williams, W. J Wes. Theo. Col.
Williamson, A. W. ..Wes. Theo. CoL
Williamson, J. H Victoria College
Williamson, W., Ph. B. ..Gananoque E
Wilson, Jo\m,B.A Wolford
Wilson, W.A., S.T.-L.. . .Shawbridge
Winter, David Ottawa West
Wood, George C Newingtore
Wood, Wm Magog
Wood, Wm. J Montreal
Wright, John H. . . . Wes. Theo. Coll.
Wright, Thomai H Ulverton
Young, Henry A Lachine
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Adams, Ezra (Xup d) Courtlaud
Ames, W. (Sup d) Woodstock
Amy, Thomas Nassagaweya
Archer. J os, . . . . Louth and Gratham
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Atkins. Thomas J. (F.S.) ..Norwich
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Barker, Geo. W...Vic. Uni., Toronto.
Bell, James P Fei> wick
Bell, R. H. . .Drumbo and Richwood
Bennett, C. T.,B.A.(Ch.). .Port Dover
Bielby, W. M Saugeen
Bowers, A. A., B.A Ridgeway
Bowlby, Charles L Peel
Boyd, Thomas Jarvis
Brand, H Clavering
Brandon, W. J Port Rowan
Brethour.D.L.,/ > A.Z) Hamilton
Bristol, BurneM (Wd). Jerseyville
Brown,W.G.,Af.X.(Sttj) (i).. Hamilton
Bryers, Win. (Sup d) <\cton
Burns, A., S.T D., LL.D. .Hamilton
Burns, R., Ph.B Hamilton
Caldwell, Henry, S.T.L Ker
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Calvert, Geo. W. (Chair). . .Oakville
Calvert, R., S.T.Z/..Walsingham Cen.
Carpenter, George Strathallan
Carson, Robert Kemble
Cassidy, F. A., M.A . .St. Catharines
Cassou. Wesley (Fin.Sec.)..Tmnnv Me
Caswell, James (Sup d). . .. Grimsby
Caswell, W. C . .Victoria University
Cavers, Charles A Tobermory
Chalmers, David Cainsville
Charltpn, James (F.S) Hanover
Christie, Herbert B. . .St. Catharines
Clark, George, Ph.D(F.S.)..Thoro[d
Clarke, Andrew (Sup d) .... Hanover
Clarke, E. J Ancaster
Clarke, T. R Trafalgar
Clement, Epliraini (Sup d) Tilsonburg
Cohoe, B. L , . Springford
Cole, Charles G. F Viet. Uni.
Coleraan.F. (Su/i d) Hamilton
Collamore, O.G. (Supd). Kewanee. III.
Colling, Joseph S.(Fin. Sec.).Elmira
Colling, T., B. A Paisley
Collins, J. H Dereham
Col well, Andrew E.. ..Grand Valley
Cook, H. A Oxford Centre
Cookman, C. . .Burford and Fail-field
Cooley, John W St. George
Corcoran, John S.... South Cay uga
Cornish, G. H., LL.D Niagara
Cosens, Charles W Beainsville
Couoh, S. G Elm wood
Crane, Isaac (fittp rl) Woodstock
Crawford, A. W., B.A Brantford
Crosby, A. H Erin
Cross, Wm. (Sup d) Cainsville
Crowle, Fred. W., M.A Fonthill
Cnlp, Josephus Sheffield
Cutler, J. B. (Sup d) Smithville
Danard, W. B ... . ...Cape Croker
Davey, Robert (C/tair?a?i)...Cheslev
Davis, John T. (Sup d) Ingersoll
Deacon, Charles Waterdown
Dobson, C. J., B.D. (Ch n) . .Wetland
Dougall, H. S., B.A., B.D. .Stamford
Down, George W . . . Wes. Theo. Col.
Doyle, John A. . .Viet. Uni. Toronto
Draper, C. D Townsend
Duff, Robert Bellwood
Dyer, James E.(Sup d). .Stony Creek
Dyke, Jabez H Norval
Ecker, Daniel Teviotdale
Eddy, Arthur C., B. A.. Without Sta.
Elliott, R. J Burlington
Facey, Robert. A Oxford Centre
Fallis, Samuel W York
Ferguson, James Southampton
Ferguss >n, George Binbrook
Flagg, Edwin L., B.I>....Courtiand
Foote, James G Cay nga
Forman, R. J. (Sup d) Grimsby
Fydell, Thomas R Minto
Garner, John (Sup d i Hanover
Garnham, Wm. H.. B.A Erin
Gee, A.L., Ph.B(Fin.See.).. Hamilton
Gee, Thomas (Sup d) Alma
German, John W. I Sup d) Berlin
German, Peter (Sup d) Cainsville
Oil pin, John M Stirton
Gil pin, Victor J Evert on
Glazier, Adam Onondaga
Goodwin, James (Sup d) ...Grimshy
Grandy, Thomas Caistorville
Green, Robt. G Springford
Griffin, W. S.. D.D Guelpta
Haith, John M. . Jarvis
Hall, Harvey M Millgrove
Hall, Henry (Sup y) Arkwright
Hall, Theophilus (Sup y) Tara
Hamilton, A., B.A. .Mount Pleasant
Hamilton, C. (Sup d) Palmerston
Harnwell, H. J Hepworth
Harris, James (Sup d) Guelph
Harvey, Wm. H.,B.A Clifford
Haynes, Frederick (Sup y) Beainsville
Hazlewood, J. H Paris
Renders, Rich dC. (Sup d). Hamilton
Henderson, W.C., M.A., D.D.. Berlin
Hill, Henry E Freelton
Hilts, Joseph (Sup d) Dundas
Histon, John (Sup d). . . . Burlington
Hockey, John E. \F.S.). .Waterdown
Holder), Samuel W Arkwright
Hollin ake, F. W., B.A.. . .Hamilton
Holmes, Ctias. P Otterville
Holmes, James H . . . Victoria College
Honey, G. E. , S. A. , B. I). . Wellandport
Hough, John (Sup d) Guelph
Howard, T. S. (Sup d). . .Hagersville
Howell, J. E., M.A Acton
Hunt, David (Sup d) Woodstock
Irwin, Alexander J., B.A Ayr
Isaac, John R Holstem
Jackson, J. A. (Fin 51c.)..Harriston
Jackson, T. W Fergus
Jamieson, Walter S. (F.S.) Tara
Jefferis, Thomas M. (Sup d) Oakvillt
Johnston, Alfred J Alma
Johnston, Georve W. . ..Colpoy s Bay
Jolley, W. C. (Sup y). .. Norwich
Kappelle. Stephen (Sup d). Hamilton
Kay, John Hamilton
Kay, J. Fred., B.A . . . Port Robinson
Kearns, David (Sup d) Freelton
Keefer, Robert Wellesley
Kelly, D. Ward (Sup d) Norwich
Kelly, Samuel Judson Glanford
Kelly, T. W. , B.A Palermo
Kennedy, Albert Princeton
Kennedy, James H Hamilton
Kerby, G. W., B.A St. Catharines
Kerruish, T. L Port Elgin
Kestle, James Rockwood
Kettlewell, Wm. (Chair.) Gait
Kitcliing, John VV Varney
Laidtnan, Samuel A Kelvin
Laird, James (Sup d) Caledonia
Lavell, A. E., M.A Rockford
Lawrence, G. (Sup d) Ingersoll
Leith, Hamilton (Sup d). . .Hamilton
Linscott, T. 8. (Sup y) Brantford
Livingston, H. G Caledonia
Louuds, George Grand Valley
Lounsbury, E. (Sup d) Hamilton
Magwood, Wesley J . ...Kenil worth
Markham, Jos. (Sup d) Arthur
Marshall, C. M Cedarville
Marshall, Edson E., B.A . .Canboro
Marshall,S.E.,B./i. .B.D.Washington
Masson, Jas. (Siip d) . .St. Catharines
Masson, Wm. D Dyer s Bay
Mathers, F. M., S.T.L.... Aberfoyle
Maudson, Geo. A Reserve List
Miller, Amasa B Eastwood
Miller, Geo. (Sup d) Woodstock
Misener, Austin P Trafalgar
Mitchell, G. A., B.A Georgetown
Moir, David A., B.D Walkerton
Monsinger, H. ..Wes. Col., Montreal
Mooney, James Bartonville
Moore, T. Albert (C/iair ).Palmerston
Morris, G. Francis Bridgeburg
Morrow, C. R Port Col borne
Me Alister, Jas. (Sup d) Gait
Mi-Bain, James H., B.A. ..Mildrnay
McCartney, James H Jersey ville
Mclntyre, Kobert J. . . .Victoria Uni.
Mclrvine, C. L. Victoria Uni.
McLachlan, Jas., M.A Waterloo
Neeley, David B Victoria Uni.
Nelson, Francis E Fonthill
Nicholson, S. W Dobbinton
Nugent,F.E.(Se<;. of C<m/.)..Hespeler
Ockley. R. L Otterville
Orme,T.H.,M..4.,/VL.D..Bridgebur
Ottawell, Win Allenford
Parr, Theo. J., B.A Merritton
Patterson, Joshua R. . . .Deeewsville
Peart, M.C., B.A Walsh
Perry, Thomas P.. ..Viet. University
Pescott, W. E., B.A.(F.S.)..8imcoe
Phillips, Robert Alma
Philp, John, M.A. , D.D Hamilton
Pickering, John Woodstock
Pomeroy, J. C., B. A.(F.S.) . . Durham
Potter. Austin Hagersville
Pool, Thomas W Reserve List
Preston, J. (Sup d) Brantford
Prudham, W. W. . . .Wes. Tneo. Coll.
Railton, Richard... Victoiia College
Richardson, Geo Ingersoll
Richardson, Jos. D... Victoria Coll.
Robb, Andrew Burford
Robinson, J. H. (Chair.). Tilsonburg
Rolston, David D. (flup d) Walkerton
Ross , J . S. , M. A . , D. D. (Ch. ) . Bran tf ord
Rowe, Richard B Lynedooh
Russ, A. E.,M.A.(Ch).. Niagara Falls
Russ, James E Lowville
Rutledge,W.L.,B.^.(F.5 .) Brantford
Sabine, Thos. J Drew
Sanderson, John W. . . . Eden Grove
Saunders, John, M.A Drayton
Savage, Wm. (Sup d) Guelph
Scanlon, R. W., Ph.D., M.A. Oakland
Scott, John G. (Chair.) Guelph
Sellery, S , M.A., B.D Guelph
Sharpe, Dixon Eramosa
Sheppard, E Victoria College
Shepperson, Albert W. . . ..Cainsville
Sheridan, Wm. (Sup d).. .Bearnsville
Sheridan, Walter L.. Victoria College
Shilton, J. W., B.A... Niagara Falls
Sifcon, J.W., M.A., Ph.D. (Sup y)
Hamilton
Sipprell, W. J Woodstock
Smith, Alfred E., B.D Platts ville
Smith, Geo. (Sup d) Wiarton
Smith, John S Bright
Smith, J.V., D.D Hamilton
Sni th, Thos. James Lion s Head
Smith, Wrn. B Victoria College
Smith, Wray R Stony Creek
Smitherman, Geo. ..Victoria College
Snider, David W Milton
Sparling, W. W Salford
Stafford, Chas. E. (Chair.). .Wiarton
Stafford, W. E Arkwright
Stallwood, Wm. . . .Without a Station
Stapleford, E. W Stevensville
Stevenson, E. B., B.A Freeman
Stevenson, John C. (F.Sec.) Elpra
Stewart, John Carlisle
Stobbs, T. (Sup d) Hamilton
Stringfollow, C. (SMp d)..Hagersville
Strongman, W. A ., LL. D . . Moorefield
Swann, Matthew (Sup d) Fergus
Swinnerton, G. F Victoria College
Taylor, D. H Smithville
Taylor, E. H New Credit
Teeple, Win. M Townsend
Terryberry, Arthur I. . . Victoria Col.
Thompson, F. W Guelph
Tindall, Wm. (Swp d) .. .. Walkerton
Tovell, I., D.D Hamilton
Treleaven, R. J Brantford
Treleaven, W. E New Hamburg
Trimble, T. B Teeterville
Truax, Judson Ponsonby
Tyler, Reuben J. (Sup d) .Mt. Forest
VanWyck,J.,B.J. (Pren.).. Hamilton
Voaden, T., B.A. (Sup d) ..Cathcart
Vollick, W. N Sweaborg
W;ikerield, John Dundas
Walker, Robert (Fin. Sec. (.Norwich
Walker, Wm Grand River
Wass, Jabez Preston
Watson, George (Sup d)... Walkerton
Watson, W. C., M.A Brantford
Webb, James Tmtern
Webster, John (Sup d) Tara
Whitworth, Edward . . ..Tapleytown
Wilkinson, Alfred T Preston
Wilkinson, T. L West Flmnboro
Williams, David (Snp d).. .Townsend
Williamson, J.S.,D.D.(C7i.) Mt.Forest
Wilson, J. V. (Sup d).... Dunnville
Wilson, Robert R Stromness
Wilson, Samuel (Sup d) Niagara
Wood, John (Snp d) Norwich
Woodsworth, R.W.(C7t.).. Woodstock
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Wright, James M Troy
Wright, R. W., B.D Delhi
Zeigler, J. A Reserve List
BAY OF QUINTE CONFERENCE.
Rev. T. M. Campbell, President.
Rev. W. J. Young, Secretary.
B. W. Clarke, Esq., Rev. J J. Rae,
5 Assistant Secretaries.
Rev. D. Scott Houck, Journal Sec.
Adam, Alex. L Foxboro
Adams, C Flinton
Adams, R. N. (Fin.Sec). . . Cannifton
Adams, W. H Orono
Allen, H. I Columbus
Allin, R Bethany
Anderson, F. J Cambray
Anderson, J Belleville
Anderson, J. C South Dnminer
Anderson, R. S Reserve List
Anderson, T. H. P Point Traverse
Badgley, E.I., M.A., LL.D.,
Professor Victoria College
Balfour, D Marmora
Bamforth, R Hallowell
Barnes, 3., B.A Kinmount
Bartlett, S. T. (Fin. Sec.). . .Cobourg
Bates, M. J. (Evangelist) . . .Cobourg
Batstone, J Coe Hill
Bayley, H. E., B.A Napanee
Beer, W. C Peterboro
Bell, J. C Wellington
Berry, J. P At College
Bird, W. (Sup d) Belleville
Bodle, G. (Sup y) Belleville
Boyce, W. S. P At College
Brown, A. L Bancroft
Browne, G. (Sup d) Claremont
Brown, G Madoc
Brown, T Queensboro
Buckler, W. H Demorestville
Burwash, N., S.T.D., LL.D..
Chancellor Victoria College
Butler, J. R. (Fin. Sec.) Roblin
Bunner, W. A Myrtle
Bunner, J. W Haliburton
Cade, R Belleville
Campbell A. (Sup d) Belleville
Campbell, A. R. (Sup d) Hastings
Campbell,T.M.(Pr*.). . Campbellford
Carman, A., D.D.(G.Sup.). .Belleville
Chapman, Fletcher Reserve List
Clare, G. R Bridgenorth
Clarke, J. S. (Sup d) Whitby
Clarke, W. G., B.A Yarker
Clarke, W. H Fort Stewart
Clarkson, J. B., M. A. (&d)..Port Hope
Connell, J. A Victoria Road
Cooke, E At College
Cook, W. H Coboconk
Coombe, W Wilton
Coone, A. W Gooderham
Coon, C. H Janetville
Coone, James W. J Wilberforce
Copeland, G. H Deseronto
Courtice, R. T Seymour
Cragg, C. E Oakwood
Cragg, E. (Siip d) Peterboro
Cragg, W. J At College
Crossley, D. O Napanee
Crothers, W.J., M.A.,DD.(Chair.)
Port Hope
Crouter, D. (Sup y) Hilton
Cruikshanks, S Rawdon
Curts, H. E Tyrone
Day, D. C Cavin South
Delve, A. R Little Britain
Dernill, A. B. (S 1 y) (Pres. Col. ). . Oshawa
Denike, R. B. (Sup y). .Campbellford
Depew, S. F. (Sup d) Frankford
Dingman, G. J. (Sup d) Belleville
Dixon, S. F Cannifton
Dove, E. A. W At College
Down, J. (Sup d) Bobcaygeon
Down, W Newtonville
Doxsee, A. (Sup d) Belleville
Doxsee, E.R., S. A. (Prof.).. Belleville
Drew, N. D Cartwright
Duke, R. (Fin.Sec.) Thomasburg
Dunkley, G. (Sup d) Picton
Duprau, S. A Rednersville
Dyer, W.P., D.D. (Prin.).. Belleville
Edmison, T.J., B.A., B.D. .Lakefield
Edwards, R. L West Huntingdon
Elliott, W Seagrave
Emberson, R At College
English, J. (Sup d) Cobourg
Farnsworth, E Plevna
Faull, J Shannonville
Ferguson, S Centreton
Findlay, R. E . . Roblin and Marlbank
Foster, A. H Norland
Fulford, W. H At College
Fusee, C. H Roseneath
Garbutt, J Bethel
Garbutt, H. C Lonsdale
Gardmer,J.,D.C.L.(Sup d)..Be\\evme
Greatrix, B. (Chair.) Cannington
Green, A. T. (Sup d) Port Hope
Green, S. J At College
Greener, J. (Sup d) Lindsay
Hare, J J., M.A. Ph.D. (Pres.)
Ontario Ladies College . . . Whitby
Harris, J Bloomfield
Harris, N Beaverton
Harrison, D. G Bethany
Harrison, W. D Consecon
Hassard R. (Sup d) Wilfrid
Higgs, W Frankford
Hill, N Oniemee
Houck, D. S Picton
Horton, G Trenton
Howard, E. E Hampton
Howard, F. H Reserve List
Huffman, A. H. C Plainville
Hudgins, W. G. (Sup d) .... Belleville
Hall, T. R. (Sup y) Port Hope
Irwin, A. M Welcome
Jewell, J. A., B.A. (F.S.). .Hastings
Johnston, W. (Chair.) Trenton
Johnston, R. (Sup d) Bethany
Johnston, F Welcome
Jolliffe, T. W Colborne
Jolliffe, W. (Sup d) Bowmanville
Jolliffe, W. J., B.C.L. (Ch.). . .Picton
Kenney, G. H Arden
Kines, J Coboursr
Kenner, W (Sup d) . . .Prince Albert
Kenny, H.B Grafton
Kilgour, J Cavan
Knight, C. E Hallowell
Ladu, S. W. (Sup d).. ..Coral, Mich.
Lambly, O. R., M.A., Z>.D..Brooklin
Laughh n, W. A Stanhope
Leggott, T.W, (Fin.Sec.).. Claremont
Leigh, M. W., B.A Vennachar
Leitch, R. H Greenbank
Lewis, H. T., B.A ..Orono
Lewis, J. G., .fi.^.(CVMZ(>.)..Tamworth
Liddy, J Keene
Limbert, W .Selby
Madden, D. R. (Sup d). .Prince Albert
Mallet, A. W Without Station
Mallett, J. H Scugog
Marsh, R. W. (Sup d) Belleville
Marvin, G.W., M.A., B.D., Ph.D.,
South Darlington
Manning, T. A., B.A. (Ch.). .Whitby
Maybee, A. C. (Sup d) Belleville
Mearing, C Cressey
Mears, J. F Plainville
Metherell, M Dunsford
Meyers, T. (Sup d) Belleville
Miller, A. D. (Sup d) Picton
Moore, S. C Bobcaygeon
Moran, J. X Ameliasburg
Mounteer, H. V Smithfield
McCamus, D. N Port Perry
McCamus, J. A Norwood
McCauley, S Oakwood
McCulloch, R.(Fin.Sec.). .Newburgh
McColl, G. W., B.A., B.D. (Fin.
Sec.) Oshawa
McConnell, G At College
McDiarmid, N. A. (Ch n) Napanee
McDowell, T>.C. (Sup d).. Bowmanville
McDonald, T. H Greenwood
McFarlane, J Wark worth
Mclntyre, C. E Belleville
McKee, T. S South Monaghan
McMullen, J. S Atherley
McQuade, H Havelock
Neville, P. H At College
Nickle, G Ivanhoe
Parker, C. (Chairman). Bowmanville
Peake, J. R Minden
Peake, W. H Norham
Phelps, L Millbrook
Philp, S. C. (Sup d). . . .Prince Albert
Philp, S. C., jr Canton
Pope, R. M Morven
Potts, G. H Harvey
Price, Wilber T Reserve List
Puffer, T.W Maynooth
Rae, J. J. (Fin. Sec.) Peterboro
Real. J. R Woodville
Reynar, A.H., M.A., LL.D. Prof.
Victoria College
Rice, J. J Centreville
Roberts, E. (Chairman) Belleville
Robeson, J. E Salem
Robinson, G Warsavf
Rogers, W. P At College
Rorke, S. G Enniskillen
Ross, G. E Dalrymple
Rowe, H. B Eldorado
Sanders, W. J Bayside
Sanderson, E. A Blairton
Sanderson, R. (Sup d) Wilton
Sanderson, W. (Sup d). .Rednersville
Scales, W. (Sup d) Oshawa
Seccombe, W. B Odessa
Sexsmith, M. E Bridgewater
Sexsmith, W. V Pontypool
Seymour, J. C. (Sup d) Paisley
Shepherd, C. H Ompah
Shier, J. W Bobcaygeon
Shorey, E. S Adolphustown
Shorey, S. J. (Chairman).... Lindsay
Sing, S Northport
Smith, W. E., M.D. . ..China Miss y.
Snowden, T Bay
Spence, H. S., B.A Apsley
Steel, T. P Fenelon Falls
Stillman, R. F At College
Stratton, C.M At College
Stratton, F. B. (F.S.). .Little Britain
Strike, A. J. H Carrying Place
Taylor, R . Newcastle
Terrill, A. J., B.A Bridgenorth
Thorn, J., B.A Welcome
Thomas, H Castleton
Thompson, C. L Stirling
Tink, S. J North Marmora
Tomblin, W Alderville
Tonkin, E. A Milford
Totten, J. W. (Fin. Sec.) Lindsay
Tucker, S. T . At College
Tucker, W. B., B.A Manilla
Tucker, W. B., Ph.D Bath
Tucker, W. (Sup d) Manilla
Wagg, W. W Vennachar
Watch, C. W. (Fin. Sec.). . .Brighton
Weatherill, W. J Prince Albert
White, F. W., B.A St. Ola
Whitlock, J. (Sup d) Scugog
Whyte, J. M., B.A .Newburgh
Wickett, W. T Mountain Grove
Wight, L. S At College
Wilkinson, J. W Frankford
Williams, D Plainfield
Willmott, J. C., M.A Sidney
Wilson, A. C Tyrone
Wilson, J. C. (Chairman) Tweed
Wilson, J. P., B.A Oshawa
Wilson, J. S. I., B.A Wilfrid
Wilson, D. (Sup d) Napanee
Wilson, M. E., Ph.B Baltimore
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Woodcock, E. (Sup d) Belleville
Woodger, W. F Wooler
Workman, G. C., Ph.D Cobourg
Wright, A. (Sup d)... Hastings
Young, W.J.(Sec. Con.) Cherry Valley
Young, W. R. , B. A .(Ch n) . . Peterboro
MANITOBA AND NORTH-WEST
CONFERENCE.
Rev. J. Woodsworth, Brandon, Man.,
Superindent of Missions.
Rev. G. W. Dean, Portage la Prairie,
President.
Rev. T. C. Buchanan, Secretary.
Rev. W. B. Goard and M. E. Bough-
ton, Esq., Assistant Secretaries.
Rev. J. H. J. Joselrn, Journal Sec y.
Abbott, W. W., B.A At College
Adamson, W. W Maple Creek
Aldridge, A. R., B.A. (F.S.).. Fleming-
Allen, Lewis Valley River
Allison, B. W Kemnay
Anderson, A. H. (Sup d). . .Killarney
Andrews, Alfred Rat Portage
-Apetakun, F. . Without Station
Argue, Thomas (Chair.). . .Moosomin
Armstrong, W. L., B.A Treherne
Attwood, W. J College
August, F. A. (Fin. See.) Souris
Barker, E. S., B.A . .Without Station
Earner, A Red Deer Hill
Bell, J. W., B.D Manitou
Benriee, G. H At College
Bennett, M. M., B.A At College
Bethell, T. G., B.D Prospect
Benvon, T. B., B.A Wapella
Blackie, W. R At College
Blewett, G. J At College
Blewett, W. G. . . .White Whale Lake
Bowering, J., B A College
Bridgman, W. (Chair.) Deloraine
Brown. S. R., B.A. (F.S.).. Ft. Rouge
Bruce, J. W At College
Buchanan, T. C. (Fin. Sec. ) . . Regina
Bunt, W. C Qu Appelle
Burrow, J. H., B.A Indian Head
Campbell, G. E. At College
Carter, E. T Gilbert Plains
Chegwin, E. J. . B. A . (F. S.). . Laoombe
Chegwin, W. B Edmonton South
Clarkson, S. J Austin
Colpitts, W. W. (Sup d)..R&t Portage
Colwill, S. E Stockton
Cooke, W. A., B. A Winnipeg
Crookshanks, J. J. (F.S.). .Oak River
Cross, C. H., B.A Wellwood
Crux, W. S. A., B.A Oxbow
Darwin, O Fort William
Davies, P. W Gladstone
Dean.G. W.(Pr.s\).. Portage la Prairie
Dickinson, J. W Selkirk
Dimmick, M. (Sup d) . . . .Moosomin
Douglas, W. H Carlyle
Dyer, J. D Elkhorn
Dyke, J., B.D. (Chair.). . .Edmonton
Elliott, G. J At College
Ehnitt, Geo Dundas
Endicott, J., B.A Miss y to China
Ferrier, T. (CVmV.) Moose Jaw
Finn, F. M. (,S"d). .Portage la Prairie
Flatl, M. C Glenboro
Fletcher, F. E., B.A Virden
Gaetz, Leonard (Chair.) Brandon
Galley, A Cartwright
Galley, H. J Kiuwino
Gaudin, S. D Nelson House
German, O. (If in. Sec.). .Battle River
Gilbart, H. H Beaconsfidd
Glass, E. B., B. A.. White Fish Lake
Goard, W. B. (Fin. Sec.)..Lethbridge
Goodwin, H. A At College
Gordon, A High Bluff
Gordon, J. W Without Station
Greenway, J. (Sup y). . .Crystal City
Halliday, A. P . Pipestone
Halstead, W. (S"d).. Portage la Prairie
Hames, A. B., Ph. B. (Chair). .Birtle
Hardman, W At College
Harrison, J. M. (Ch.). .Cypress River
Harrison, J. T Blythfield
Hastings, H. S Alta
Hartley, J. C Carnduff
Haw, J. A At College
Helliwell, T. L. (Sup y). . .St. Charles
Hellyar, J Newdale
Henderson, A Winnipeg
Hetherington, A. E., B. A.. At College
Hodgins, E. J Kenlis
Rolling, T. E Wolseley
Hopper, E. J., B.A . . .Lake Dauphin
Hoskin, J Grenfell
Howarth, J. R Rapid City
Hughes, W. R Beulah
Hull, Hiram At College
Huntsman, F. G At College
Ireland, H. A Russell
Irvine, S. O Meadow Lea
Johnston, J. W SpringfieM
Johnstone, T. J Franklin
Joselin, J. H. J. (Fin. Sec.) . . Baldur
Kenner, A. W Barber
Kenner, H Thornhill
Kinley, W. (Sup d) Boissevain
Kinley , H. J At College
Kitching, G. R Red Deer Hill
Laidlev, R. B. (Sup d) Kamloops
Lawford, C. H At College
Lawson, T Griswold
Laycock, J Morden
Lewis, H . . Holland
Lewis, John Brandon Hills
Lewis, W. A., B.A McGregor
Linton, J Saskatoon
Locke, F. W Red Deer
Logan, H Ninga
Long, G. H. (Fin. Sec.). ..Minnedosa
Lousley , A At College
Maclean, J., M.A., Ph.D. (Chair
man) Neepawa
Michener, E Banff
Miller, H. J Yorkton
Milliken, R., S.T.L Prince Albert
Mordon.T. K.,B.A.(Stip y). .Winnipeg
Morgan, J. H Winnipeg
Murchison, J At College
McConnell, H Rosedale
McClung, J. A Stonewall
McCrossan, T. J., B.A., B.D.,
sup y in British Columbia
McCullagh, G. F Methven
McDougall, J. (Chairman).. . . Morley
McGhee, R. J At College
McIIaffie, W. P Emerson
McKittrick, A. G Saddle Lake
McLachlan, J. A Beren s River
Nelson, J Norway House
Noice, H. S Wetaskewin
Oaten, C. R Pierson
Osterhout, A. B Arden
Paupanakis, E Crops Lake
Peters, John Rossburn
Peters, N. D. (Sup y) Rapid Citv
Post, L. D At College
Rawson, J. (Sup i/) . . Fleming
Reid, W. S At College
Richardson, F. B Saltcoats
Ridd, J. W Bradwardine
Riddell, S. P At College
Riddell, J. H., B.A.,B.D.. Profexxor
Weslev College Winnipeg
Roberts, A. E At College
Robinson, A. R Olds
Robinson, Jos At College
Robson, S. T At College
Rosbach, A Reston
Ross, A. W. (Chairman) Calgary
Ross, H. R Napinka
Runions, J. W Chater
Rust, V. H Shoal Lake
Rutledge, R. A At College
Button, J. H., (Sup d).. P. la Prairie
Saunby, J. W., B.A Port Arthur
Scarlett, R. A Medicine Hat
Scott, J Estevan
Semmens, J Brandon
Shaver, M. A Oak Lake
Shaw, Wm Dominion City
Sing, C. R., S.T.L Innisfail
Sipprell, W. A At College
Small, T. J Hayfield
Smith, A. E At College
Smith, H. L Sidney
Somerset, C. E Red Deer
Somerville, W. (Fin. Sec.). .Melgund
Sparling, J. W., M.A., D.D., Prin
cipal Wesley College. . . .Winnipeg
Spence, J. M/A Without Station
Spence, R. E At College
Spence, B. H Glendale
Stacey , F. B. , B. A . (Ch n). .Crystal City
Steed, G. E Winnipeg
Steinhauer, E. R Fisher River
Steinhauer, R. B., B.A Morley
Stewart, A., B.D., Professor Wesley
College Winnipeg
Stewart, J. (Sup d) Winnipeg
Stewart, S. W. L Binscarth
Stevens, F. G Oxford House
Switzer, J. C., B.A Melita
Talbot, T. M., B.A., B.D Miami
Taylor, W H At College
Taylor, J.B At College
Taylor, T. E Wascana
Teeter, Chancellor Roland
Thacker, P. I Daly
Thompson, A. A At College
Thorne, J. I At College
Tozelan 1, J Killarney
Tufts, A. J., B.A Douglas
Turk, G. R. (Ch n) Winnipeg
VanNorman, C. F Macleod
Vernon, N. I McKellar
Vrooman , W. A. (Fin. Sec. ). . Boissevain
Walker, J. C Winnipeg
Waiters, R Pheasant Forks
Whiteside, A Beaver Creek
Whitmore, H Pilot Mound
Wigle, H., B.A Carman
Willis, C. H. (Sup d) Theodore
Wilson, T. B. (Fin. Sec.).. . .Carberry
Wilson, W. G Morris
Wilson, Jos Murillo
Woodsworth, J.(Sup tofllf.). Brandon
Wood, E. W At College
Wooten, F. M Boharm
Wray, T. J . .Keewatin
BRITISH COLUMBIA CONFER
ENCE.
Rev. Charles Ladner, President.
Rev. John P. Bowell, Secretary.
Rev. Jas. Calvert and T. R. Pearson,
Esq., Assistant Secretaries.
Rev. A. M. Miller, Journal Secretary.
Ashton,J. J.,B.A., B.D. .No Station
Baer, Walter W. (F.S.). . .Vancouver
Barraclough, Wm. H., B.A . . .Sardis
Beavis, Reuben B Bella Bella
Betts, John F. (Chair.). . . .Victoria
Birks, David D No Station
Bowell, John P.(Sec. of Con.).. Sidney
Bryant, C. (Sup d) Mount Tolmie
Calvert, J. (Fin.Sec.). . .Salmon Arm
Cleaver, Sol., M.A Victoria
Chan Sing Kai Victoria
Crosby, Thos. (Chair.). Port Simpson
Eby, C. S., D.D Vancouver
Freeman, B. C . . Queen Charlotte Ids.
Gardiner, John E Vancouver
Green, Alfred E. (Chair.). . . .Eburne
Hall, Thomas W Nanaimo
Hall, Joseph Sardis
Hall, William L Enderby
Hard wick, Edward E Nicola
Hicks, John P. (Fin. Sec.). ..Victoria
Hicks, James No Station
Hicks, William Union
Irwin, Robert J No Station
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Jennings, D. (I* 1 .,?.). .Port Essington
Knox, John D. P Nanaimo
Ladner, Charles (Pres.). . . .Rossland
Liu Yick Pang . . New Westminster
Love, G. A No Station
Maitland, R. R., LL.B. . . Vancouver
Manuel, Elihu Lang-ley
Miller, Arthur N Mission City
Misener, William D Duncan s
Moody, Wm. E. . . .New Westminster
Morden, Geo. H Nelson
Neville, Thomas Upper Skeena
Osterhout, Smith S Naas
Pearson, T.D.(5up d).N. Westminster
Peck, H W., M.A., B.Sc..~$o Station
Pierce, Wm. H Bella Coola
Proeunier,C.A.,J/..4.(/ T m.>S ec. )Kaslo
Raley, Geo. H Kitamaat
Robins, J. U Similkaineen
Robson, E. (Chair.) Ladner
Robson, J. A Kamloops
Rosoman, J. E. (Sup y) Mara
Sharpe, Allen K Hammond
Spencer, John C Victoria
Stone, Wm. J Nitenat
Sutherland, Chas. II. M. .Wellington
Tate, Chas. M Victoria
Thompson, Samuel J Vernon
Turner, James Clinton
Watson, C New Westminster
White, James II Chilli wack
Whittington, K.,M.A., B.Sc.(Prin.)
C. M. College, New Westminster
Wilkinson, Samuel Winnipeg
Wilkinson, Robt...New Westminster
Winslow, Joseph W Shopland
Wood, Jas. A. (Chair.). ..Revelstoke
NOVA SCOTIA CONFERENCE.
Rev. John. Johnson, President.
Rev. D. W. Johnson, M.A., Sec y.
Rev. O. Gronlund, A.M., S
Rev. H. C. McNeil,
Rev. C. E. Crowell, A.M.,)
Ackman, S. R Boylston
Ainley, William Halifax
Aikins, John W Petite Riviere
Allen, Geo. P Reserve List
Andrews, W. W. (Pro/.). . . . Sackville
Angwiri, Jos. G Burlington
Anthony, John P . . At College
Appleby, Jabez Port Maitland
Astbury, John Wallace
Armstrong, R. O., A.B. . . .Mulgrave
Baird, Hazen B Baddeck
Batty, James L Amherst
Bigney, John G. (Sup y). ..Hantsport
Bond, G. J., A.B. (Editor). ..Halifax
Borden, B. C., M.A Sackville
Bowen, T. A Caledonia
Brown, W. C. (Sup y) Middleton
Brown, William Horton
Brown, Robert M Louisburg
Buckley, F. A., B.A . . . Brldgewater
Burgess, H.. .St. George s, Bermuda
Cann, W. F River Hebert
Cassidy, John (Sup y). ..Bridgetown
Coffin, Jos. S Aylesford
Craig, John Bear River
Croft, W.I New Glasgow
Crowell, C. E Lockport
Daniel, Leander Leicester
Daniel, Alban Newport
Davis, J. H Port LaTour
Dawson, J. L., B.A Windsor
Day, Geo. F Mahone Bay
Deindstadt, Trios. J Yarmouth
DeBarres, F. W. W., A.B. . ..Hebron
Dobson, W Halifax
Donkin, J. E Liverpool
Edyvean, W. II Port Mouton
England, E. E Yarmouth
Evans, W. H Nappan
Farquhar, D River John
Fisher, Jos. M Hantsport
Friggens, Fred Gabarus
Gaetz, Joseph Middleton
Gaetz, Wilfred F ... Halifax-
Giles, Jesse B Granville Ferry
! Gee, John Petite Riviere
| Genge, W. Q Berwick
; Glendenning, G.W.F., B.A., S.T.B.
Berwick
Gronlund, O., A.M Ritcey s Cove
Hale, Joseph Wolf ville
Hart, Jas. R. (Sup y). . . .Bridgetown
Hart, Thos. D. (Sup y). .... Amherst
Hart, Jos. A Stormont
Heal, J. B . . . . Acadia Mines
ffeartz, W. H., D.D Springhill
Hemmeon, J. B. (Sup y). . ..Wolf ville
Hemmeon, D.B., A.B. .Sandy s, Bur.
Hickey, D St. Georges, Bermuda
Higgins, A. B., B. A Canning
Hills, Benjamin, B.A . . . .Lunenburg
Hockin, Arthur .Halifax
Howie, John W. (Sup y) . . Middleton
Heustis, Geo. O. (Sup y). . .Aylesford
Huestis, S.F.(Book Steivard) . Halifax
Huestis, C. H., M.A Barrington
Hughson, Jas. E Halifax
Johnston, G. P., A.B. .Southampton
Johnston, John Stellarton
Johnston, D. W. . M.A Canso
Jost, C., M.A., D.D Sydney
Jost, R. M., B.A Shubenacadie
Jost, Wm. B., B.A Eureka
Lane, W. G North Sydney
Langille, W. H Oxford
Lathern. John, D.D Dartmouth
Lumsden, James Mill Village
Lund, A Mt. Mission
Mack, Charles At College
Mack, R. Barry Onslow
Mader. Joel At College
McArthtir, Robert Pictou
McLaren, C. H Lunenburg
Mitchell, Geo. F White Haven
Moore, E. B Annapolis
Morton, A. B., M.A Shelburne
Mosher, J. A. (Sup y) Windsor
McNeil, H. C Maitland
McNeil, H. H Student
Munro, C. A Ingonish
Nicolson, A. W Chester
Nightingale, William. . . River Philip
Outerbridge,W.A. .Bailey s Bay.Ber.
Parker, Walton, B Five Islands
Patterson, Henry P Reserve List
Pentelow, Fred. J. .Advocate Harbor
Perry, W. C Glen Margaret
I halen, John N. E. Harbor
Phillips, William Digbv
Prestwood, Paul (Sup y). . . .Berwick
Prestwood, J. W., B.A., B.D. . .
Hamilton, Bermuda
Purvis, William Guysboro
Reynolds, A. J .... Without Circuit
Rogers, J. A Truro
Richard, D. A Aspy Bay
Ryan, William Nichols ville
Ryan, W. M Avondale
Sanford, Albert M., B.A Truro
Scott, D. B Amherst Head
Sharp, James Parrsboro
Shepherdson, J. W Arcadia
Smith, Richard (Sup y) Halifax
Smith, T. W., D.D Halifax
Smith, J. A Digby Neck
Sponagle, J. L. (Sup y) Middleton
Stevens, R. S Kentville
Strothard, James Bridgetown
Swallow,C.W.,B.4..Pt.Ha\vkesl.iiry
Taylor, James (Sup y) Berwick
Temple, K.A., D.D. (Sup y). .Halifax
Toole, J. H Lawrencetown
Townsend, H. D., B.A Brenton
Turner, J. W Went worth
Turner, W. R Sambro
Tuttle, G. W. (Sup y) Pugwash
Tuttle, A. S. (Sup y) Berwick
Tweedie, James Port Hood
Tyler, C. M Weymouth
Walker, David, B.A Walton
Wpotton, T. . .Musquodoboit Harbor
Williams, Robert Pugwash
Wright, Fred. H., A.M. Halifax
Whitman, G. W. .Mid. Musquodoboit
Wilson, Thos. A., B.D On Leave
NEW BRUNSWICK AND PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND CONFERENCE.
Rev. Thos. Marshall, President.
Rev. George Steel, Secretary.
Rev. J. W. McConnell, B.A., and
Rev. J. B. Gough, Assist. Secg.
Rev. Geo. W. Fisher, Journal See.
Allen, John S.. Murray Harbor, P E I
Allen, Thomas Hillsboro , N B
Bayley, D. B., B.A . .Springfield, NB
Bayley, S. A Grand Marian, N B
Baker, H. R., M.A . .Cornwall, P E I
Balderston, B. H.,.B.A..Bocabec, N B
Bell, A. C., S.T.B Bayfield, N B
Bell, Edward Nashwaak, N B
Berrie, J. C St. Andrews, N B
Brecken, K.,M. A, DD. Sackville, N B
Brewer, W. W Moncton, N B
Bryenton, W. H. . .Leave of Absence
Buchanan, W. J Uphani, N B
Campbell, G. M.Charlottetown, P E I
Campbell, R. J Jerusalem, N B
Champion, Josiah Student
Chapman, A. E., B.A .... Alma. N B
Chapman, D., D.D.. Woodstock, N B
Chowen, Daniel R Reserve List
Clarke, H. J. (Sup d). .Bocabec, N B
Clark, J. A., M.A . . ..Newcastle, N B
Clements, R. W. J. . .Boiestown, N B
Colpitts, R. A Leave of Absence
Colter, J. J., S.T.B. (Sup d)
Fredericton, N B
Comben, Charles Albert, N B
Crisp, James St. John, N B
Crisp, R. S Moncton, N B
Daniel, Henry (Sup d). St. John, N B
Dawson, G. F., B.A. Dorchester, N B
Duke, J. A. (Sup d). .Hampton, N B
Dysant, John ..Richmond, N B
Estey, J. F Souris P E I
V\a.us,E.,DD. (Sup d). Hampton, NB
Fisher, G. W Fairville, N B
Frizzel, Frank Richmond, N B
Fulton, R. G Kingston, N B
Goldsmith, Jno Alberton, P E I
Gough, J. B Hartland, N B
Gregg, J. S., B.A. .St. Martin s, N B
Hamilton. 0. W Sussex, N B
Harrison.F. Vf.(S d). . . .Sackville, N B
Harrison, G. (Sup d). Newcastle, N B
Harrison, H. A. B. .Canterbury, N B
Harrison, Win Bathurst, N B
Hicks, Thomas Tryon, P E I
Howard, S., B.A Sackville, N B
Howard, W. J., B.A . .Winsloe, P E I
Howie, Isaac St. David, N B
Ives, John A Florenceville, N B
James, Silas Baie Verte, N B
Johnson. W. E., .A..Harcourt, N B
King, J. K Salisbury, N B
Kirby, W. J. . . .Charlotte town, P E I
Knight, . R., A.M. St. James. N B
Lawson, Wm Richibucto, N B
Leard, L. J Student
Lepage, A. E Upper Kent, N B
Lodge, D. II. (Swy d)Charlottetown,
P E I
Lodge, W. W Marysville, N B
Lucas, Aquila (Field Sec. of N.B.ft.S.
Association) Sussex, N B
McConnell, J.W.,. A. .Vernen River,
PEI
McCully, A. D., B.D. .Welsford, N B
McDonald, L. R Student
McLaughlin, N., B.A .Gagetown, N B
McLeod, A. D.. Mount Stewart, PEI
Manaton, C. H Bideford, P E B
Marr, Hedley D Kingsclear, N B
Marshall, T. (Pres.)... St. John, N B
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Matthews, W. C Shediac, N B
Opie, Richard Little York, P E I
Palmer, G. C. P. . . .Bedeque, P E I
Paieley, C. H., .V.A. .Sackville, N B
Parker, I. N Grand Lake, N B
Parkins, Joseph Sheffield. X B
Pascoe, J. (Sup d). . Petitoodiac, N B
Payson, G. B. (Sup d) Fred rict n, N B
Penna, Henry Montigue, P E 1
Penna, William St. John, N B
Pepper, W. R Andover, N B
Pickles, F. H. W St. John, N B
Pierce, H., B.A Granville, P E I
Pierce, Thomas Apohaqui, N B
Pope, H., D.D. (Sup d). St. John, N B
Prince, John (Sup d). .Moncton, N B
Ramsay, Edmund . . . Buetouche, N B
Reed, John St. John, N B
Rice, S. H Milltown, N E
Rice, H. C Old Ridge, N B
Ross, George A. . ..Sunny Brae, N B
Seller, Geo. A . Florenceville, N B
Seller, Joseph, M.A. . . . Gibson, N B
Shenton, Job St. John, N B
Slackford, Elias . . . West Cape, P E I
Smith, E. M Reserve List
Smith, Win. E Leave of Absence
Spargo, W. H Jacksonville, N B
Sprague, H., D.D. .St. Stephen, N B
Stebbings, Thomas. Petitcodiac, N B
Steel, George. Chatham, N B
Stewart, C, DD.(Prof.). Sackville, N B
Teasdale, J. J Fredericton, N B
Teed, S. T. (Sup d) Moncton, N B
Tennant, W. B . . Courtenay Bay, N B
Thomas, H. E Stanley, N B
Thomas, W. B Derby , N B
Thomson, W. A. . .Campbellton, N B
Turner, E. C Pownal, P E I
Tweedie, Wm. (Sup d). Hampton, N B
Wason, L. J Deer Island, N B
Wass, Win Keswick, N B
Weddall, R W, A B . Summerside, P E I
Wightman, F. A Margate, P E I
Williams, T. L. .. Point de Bute, N B
Wilson, R, PhD (Sup d).St. John, N B
Young, G. M Hampton, N B
Young, H. Stanley Student
Young, John B Elgin, N B
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA.
CANADA CONFBRESCK.
The next Annual Session convenes at Port Elgin, Ont.,
Bishop Rev. W. Horn
Secretary Rev. J. G. Litt
Conference Treasurer Rev. S. R. Knechtel
Mission President Rev. J. Umbach
Mission Treasurer Rev. L. H. Wagner
Bean, E. H Hespeler, Ont.
Bean, J. W. (Stu.). ...Naperville, 111.
Becker, Emil Benmiller
Beese, W. (Stu.) Naperville, 111.
Boleuder, C Pembroke
Brand, D. H Zurich
Braun, G Hamilton
Braun. G. F Diemerton
Braun, G. K. (Local) Oediton
Burn, K Hanover
Burn, G Rye, Ont.
Clemens, M Plattsville
Clemens, D. H. (Local) . . Washington
Damm, G. D Attercliffe Station
Devitt, I. K Rodney
Dierlamm, H Chesley
Dippel, D. (Sup y) Elmira
Eby, E Dashwood
Eidt, L. K Rockingham
Finkbeiner, G Mil verton
Finkbeiner, C. S Listowel
Finkbeiner, S Creditor!
Garret, J. C. (Local) Tilsonbiirg
Grenzebach, J. H Pelham Centre
Grenzebacli, J. C Elm wood
Haist, G. F Mildmay
Haist, A. Y St. Jacobs
Hardy, Bristol (Local) Stratford
Hauch, Theo Port Elgin
Hauch, J. P. (Pres. Eld ).. ..Berlin
Hauch, S. M (Student) Naperville, 111
Hoehn, W. O. (Stu.).. Naperville, 111.
Holtzman, H. J. (SM.)..Sebringville j
Klingbeil, W. (Stu.) Naperville, 111. j
Knechtel, S. R. Berlin
Koenig, D. B, (Stu).. Naperville, 111. !
Kreh, D. (Pres. Eld.) Stratford
Krug, Win. (Local) Chesley
Kmpp, S Glenshee
Kaatz, C. G Golden Lake ;
Leibold, H. H Killaloe Station ;
Litt, J. G Campden
Maurer, M Gowanstown
Meyer, F Tavistock
Miller, J. (Local) Elmira
Morlock, J. C South Cayr.ga
Moyer, J. M Stratford
Naergarth, J. (Local) Winslow
Rieder, D Elmira
Rife, E. E Selkirk
Saner, A. W Morriston
Scuarrfe, F. (Local) Dashwood
Shettler, A. (Local) Dashwood
Schmidt, H. G. G Golden Lnke
April 17th, 1897.
.......... Cleveland, Ohio.
.......... Campden, Ont.
.......... Berlin, Ont.
.......... New Hamburg, Ont.
......... Stratford, Ont.
Schmitt, J. A .............. Crediton
Schneider, U. (Local) . . South Cayuga
Sob walm, J. K .......... Fhilipsburg
Seh wandt, W .......... Williamsford
Seito, Hiruma. (Stu)..Tok\o, Japan
Spies, F. S .............. Hawksville
Staebler, J ................ Crediton
Steueruagel, C ............. Waterloo
Thomas, H. A ............. Alsteldt
Thomas, E. H. (Local) ...... Norwich
Umbach, J ........... New Hainburg
Umbach, S. L. (Prof. Union Biblical
Institute) ......... Naperville, 111.
Wagner, U H .......... Sebvingvilie
Wagner, G. H ........ New Hamburg
Walter, J. (Local) ......... Listowel
Werner II., (Sup d) ......... Rodney
Wildfang, L. (Local) ...... Tavistock
Wilhelm, J ................ Am prior
Wing, L. M. (Pres. Eld.) ...... Berlin
Wirikler, Ph. (Sup d) ..... St. Jacobs
Wittich, L. . . . ..... Rye, Muskoka
Yaeger, W. J .............. Waterloo
Yenni, J. O ............ Waterdown
Zumstein, E. H. (Local) ....... Elcho
Zimmermann.W (Stu.)Naperville,Ill.
THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF CANADA.
The next Annual Meeting of the Synod will be held at Waterloo, Ont., beginning Thursdfy, June 10th, 1807.
Arendt, M Waterloo
Badke, J Humberstone
Berner, U Elmwood
Berthold, E. G Langenburg, Assa.
Blunck, A Rostock
Brackebusch, G Eganville
Bredlow, F Wetaskiwin, Alb.
Briich. F Buttonville
Christiansen, B. .Grand Haven, Mich
Dachsel, G Listowel
Eggers, A Hespeler
Genzmer, E. M. (Secretary). .A\\\>\\rn
Goos, J. (Treasurer) Hanover !
Henkel, H Rankin j
Hahn, F Pembroke i
Hoffman, E. (President). Hamilton
Holm, E Wellesley
Keller, S. L MorrisVmrg
Langholz, J Philipsburg
Loeb, F Baden
Maass, J Preston
Mueller, P. W Toronto
Miiller, B New Hamburg
Muller, P.,M.D Walkerton !
Miinzinger, F. N Wellesley i
Neudcirffer, E. (Vice- Pres.) Neustad t
Petsfhke, H Heidelberg I
Pempeit, F Edmonton, Alb. i
Ramthun, E New Dundee
Rembe, H Desboro
Ruccius, M Winnipeg
Sander, H Wellesley
Schmieder, II. C Edenwald, Assa
Sehuelke, E Zurich
Schulz, A. R. Elmira
Schneider Denbigh
Schroder, (_ . . .Up. Thome Centre, Q
Shunk, J. . . . . North Williamsburg
Strempfer, J East Toledo, Ohio
Twietmeier H Hanover
Veit, F Tavistock
Walbaum, H Conestogo
Weizand, H Brodhagen
Willing, W Gretna, Man.
Zaruke, C Arnprior
Zocher, G. de Ottawa
President 3 M. Mallory, Bloomfield.
Treasurer Thos. Theal, Fulton, 6.
Secretary B. Johnson, West Lake,
Ont.
Trustees Jas. Jacks m, Bloomfield,
Ont.; Geo. Whitall, Olinda, Ont.;
Geo. D. Hart, Pic-ton, Ont.
UNIVER.SALIST CHURCH.
Mixxion Fund J. T.
Midclleton, M. P. P., Hamilton,
Ont. ; Joseph B. Leavitt, Picton,
Ont.; John McBride, Port Dover,
Ont.
Fortney , L. F .......... Waterloo, Q
Gregory, T. B .......... Halifax, N S
Lavelle, Rev. J. R Fulton, O
Leonard, Rev. F. G. . . Moe s River, Q
McLaughlin, J. W Huntville, Q
Miller, F North Hatley, Q
Pratt, W. A Halifax, N S
Smith, H. M. Picton and Bloomlield.O
Vates, St. Ethbert.. Blenheim and
Olinda, Ont
HURGH
IN (ANAIDA
The General Assembly will meet in St. Andrew s Church, Winnipeg, on the second Thursday of June, 1897,
at 8 p.m.
Officers 1896-97.
Moderator : Rev. D. M. Gordon, D.D Halifax.
Clerks : Rev. Robert Campbell, D.D Montreal.
Rev. Robert H. Warden, D.D Toronto.
SYNOD OF THE MARITIME
PROVINCES.
Rev. T. Sedgwick, Tatamagouche,
N.S., Cleric.
Aitken, Wm. Newcastle, N B
Allan, J. M Waterville
Annand, J., M.A. (Miss).. . . .N. Heb.
Archibald, W. P., B.D. . .Sunny Brae
Barker, J Escuminac
Bayne, E. S Hillsboro
Bearisto, J. K Glassville, N B
Begg, W. P., M.A .... Kentville, N S
Bennett.J., D.D. (Ret.). St. John,NB
Black, J. S Halifax
Bowman A New Glasgow
Boyd, A Kempt, N S
Boyd, Samuel Wallace, N S
Bruce, Geo., D.D St. John, N B
Bruce, W. T Church Point
Burrows, Andw., D.D Bermuda
Burgess, Jas Carleton, St. John
Cairns, J.A., M.A Scotsburn, N S
Calder, W. C Loggieville
Calder, William R Mira, C B
Cameron, Alex. (Ret. )L. Stewiacke.N S
Cameron, John Bridgetown
Cameron, J. G. .Murray Har. N., PEI
Campbell, Alexander. .. Merigornish
Campbell, M Strathalbyn
Carr, A. F.,Af.^.,Campbelltown,N B
Carruthers, J . . . . New Glasgow, N S
Carson, G. S. , B. A Pictou, N S
Chase, J.H., Jf.^1. .OnslowStat., NS
Clarke, D. McD Chipman, N B
Clarke, G. M Halifax
Coffin, J. R Durham
Coffin, F. S... Lower Stewiacke, NS
Coffin, F. J
Corbett, T Kirkland, N B
Craise, A Mount Stewart
Crawford, H Dublin Shore, N S
Crawford, J. W. . . .Mahone Bay, N
Gumming, Robert .... Westville, N S
Camming, Thomas Truro, N S
Currie, John, D.D. (Prof.).. Halifax
Darragh, W. S. (Ret.).. Linden, N S
Dawson, Win., B.D.... Folly Vil.,NS
Dickie, A. B Milford, N S
Dickie, H Windsor
Dill, E. M., B.i>..Summerside, PEI
Drummond, D Boulardine, C B
Dustan, John F Halifax
Falconer, Alex Pictou, N S
Falconer, J. P Bedford
Falconer, J. W Newport
Falconer, R. A Halifax
Fisher, George, /?.^4..Dalhousie, N B
fisher, J. M Princetown
Fiske, D., B.D Florenceville, NB
Forbes, J. A Glace Bay, C B
Forbes, J. F Sydney, N S
Forrest, J.,D.D.(Pr.D.Col.) Halifax
Fotheringham, T. F St. John, NB
Fowler, Thomas, M.A. .Halifax, N S
Fowler, W. J Sherbrooke
Fraser, D.S.. BA . . U. Stewiacke, N S
Fraser, D Hampton
Fraser, John North Shore
Fraser, J. R Alberton, PEI
Fraser, W. M., B. Sc Halifax
Fraser, A. D Matapedia
Fullerton, T. F Charlottetown
Gandier, A Halifax
Geggie, A. L Truro, N S
Gillies, E. .Murray Harbour S., P E I
Gillis, J Dundas. PEI
Gordon, D. M., D.D. (Prof.). .Halifax
Gordon, G. L River John, N S
Grant, Alex Whycocomah C B
Grant, H. R Trenton
Grant, K. J., D.D. .S.Fernando, Trin.
Grant, Wm Port Morien
Gratz, G. C Tobique
Gray, A Economy
Gray, J., B.D. (Ret.)... .Sussex, N B
Greenless, J. A St. Peter s
Gunn, A., B.A Cardigan, PEI
Gunn, Arch Bloomfleld
Gunn, A. D. . .Upper Stewiacke, N S
Hamilton, W., Kingston, Kent Co. N B
Harvey, M., B.A ... .St. John s, Nfld
Harvey, McL Quoddy
Hawlsy, John Milltown, N B
Henderson, Duncan.. Blue Mt.. N S
Herdman, A. W. K Port Elgin
Jack, L. (Ret.) Buctouche, N B
Jack, T. C., B.A North Sydney
Job, F. L River Hebert
Johnson, Joseph Covehead
Johnston, T. G Blackville, NB
Kinnear, G. F. .New Richmond, N B
Kirk, J. N Linden
Laing, Robert, M.A Halifax
Lawson, O. G Riversdale
Layton, Jacob. . . Elmsdale
Leek, George A La Have, N S
Lodds, A. J Edmunston
McArthur, S. J Bedeque, North
McClure, J. K Harcourt
McCoy, Joseph, M.A.. Chatham, NS
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McCulloch, W. ,D.D.(Ret.). Truro.N S
McCurdy , J. F Hampton
McDonald, A. D Montrose
McDonald, A. J Union Centre
McDonald,D.,B^.JSD.. .Strathborne
McDonald, J. R ... Fairview
McDonald, Willard.Fredericton, N B
McDougall, Donald . . . Baddeck, C B
McFarlane, J. D. ...East River, St. M
McGillivray, Daniel Lunenburg
McGillivray, J, D Truro
McGlashen, J. A Bridgeport
McGregor, D Amherst, N S
Molntosh, A. D Pugwash
Mclvor, J. G , Fairvievr
McKay, H. B Wallace, N S
McKay, J. McG.(.Ref.)N.Glasgow, N B
McKay, Neil Chatham, N B
McKenzie,A.A.,3f^,ZJSc.St.Stephen
McKenzie, J. A Pugwash, N S
McKenzie, J. A Acadia Mines
McKenzie, J. W., jB.^.Midgell, PEI
McKenzie.J.W. (Miss) New Hebrides
McKenzie, M. A Grand River, C B
McKinnon, C., B.D M. Stewiacke
McKichan, A. J Barney River
McKinnon, Duncan . . Lockeport, N S
McLean, A., Jf.4.(fT.C.;New Glasgow-
McLean J.A Harvey, N B
McLean, J. A Starkey s
McLean, J. B., B.D . . Little Harbour
McLean, Jas Great Village, N S
McLean, H. K Parsboro
McLean, Roderick.. Valleyfield, PEI
McLeod, A. B Valley Station
McLeod, A. W., Pfc.D.Thorburn, N S
McLeod, D. B., M.A . . . .Kinross, P E I
McLeod, J. M., M.A New Mills
McLeod, M Loch Lomond, C B
McLeod, Mai Englishtown
McLeod, Wm Labrador
McMillan, Angus West Bay
McMillan, Uonald.Sydney Mines, CB
McMillan, John, B.D Halifax
McNeill, L. G., M.A .. St. John, N B
McNichol, W Hopewell
McPherson, H. U., M.A.... Halifax
McRae, .Baddeck
McRae, P. K Earltown
MaoKay, J. D Dorchester
Mahon, A. W St. Andrews, N B
Ma9on,W.A.,.4..Georgetown,P.E.I
Maxwell, W Durham
Millar, E. D., B.A . . .Yarmouth, N S
Millar, Thos Debeo Junction
Milligan, G. S. .Harbour Grace, NM
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Morrison, P. M.,D.D.(Agt.Ch. )Halif ax
Morash, A. V Upper Caledonia
Morton, A. S Shediao, N B
Morton, J., D.D Tunapuna, Trin.
Morrison, W. C Bay of Islands
Moss, W. T. D Marshfield, P E I
Mullen, J. S Stanley, N B
Munro, J. R., B.A. .Antigonish, N S
Munro, Chris Oxford
Murray, I., D.D.. North Sydney, C B
Murray, F.W Bass River, N B
Murray, Jas Montrose
Murray, John Shubenacadie, C B
Murray, J. D Red Bank, N B
Murray, Jas. (W.C.)... Montrose, PEI
Murray, T. H Lawrencetown
Ness, W. H Portapique
Nicholson, T. (Ret.).Hi\ erCharlo, NB
Parker, L. W Clifton
Patterson, G., D.D. (W.C.), New
Glasgow, NS
Peacock, W Sch. Bdg., Charlotte
Polley, Jas. F L. Musquodoboit
Pollok, A., D.D. (Prof.) . . . Halifax
Pringle, G. C Pisarinco
Rankin, E. B Sydney
Rainnie, W.W St. John
Rattle, E. J Noel
Raulston, A Salt Springs
Robbins, John Truro, N S
Robertson, A.. . . New Glasgow, N.S
Robertson, H. A Erromanga
Robertson, J., M.A.. Black River, NB
Robinson, J. M., .B.4..Moncton, NB
Rogers, A., B.A New Glasgow
Rosborough, J.M. A. Musquodoboit H
Rose, John Malagawatch
Ross, Alex Whycocomah
Ross, Geo. E Halifax
Ross, James West St. John
Ross, Wm., B.A.Priwe William, N B
Soott, Wm Charlottetown
Sedgwick,T.,D.D. Tatamagouche.N S
Simpson, Allan Halifax
Simpson, F. C Bridgewater
Sinclair, A. McLean Belfast, PEI
Sinclair, Jas Bridgeville
Sinclair, R. G Canard
Spenser, W. H Montague, PEI
Smith, E M. Musquodoboit
Smith, W. H Ferrona
Stirling, Alex Clifton, PEI
Stewart, A. S Woodville
Stewart, Thos Dartmouth, N S
Stewart, W. A Sheet Harbour
Sutherland, D., Charlottetown, PEI
Sutherland, Donald Gabarus, C B
Sutherland, J Caledonia, P E I
Sutherland, J. M New Carlisle
Sutherland, J. S Sussex-
Thomson, A. F..Bathurst Vill., N B
Thomson, A. M. ..Margaree Harbour
Thomson, A. W Conva
Thompson, F.W. Upper Musquodoboit
Tuff ts, W. M Stellarton
Turnbull, J.H., Jf.^..Stellarton,N S
Vans, R Buctouche
Vert, A. E St. Croix
Whidden, R. S Bridgetown
Whiteside, Jas Woodstock, N B
Wright, D Springhill, N S
SYNOD OF MONTREAL
AND OTTAWA.
Rer. K. Maclennan, Levis, Clerk.
Anderson, D. , M. A . (JJet)Chaudiere Bn
Amaron, C. E Montreal
Armstrong, W. D., Ph.D.. Ottawa. O
Aston, E Merrickville
Barclay, James, M.A.,D.D. Montreal
Bayne, G.Dunlop, B. A. Pembroke, O
Bayne.G. T., B.A Ashton, O
Beauchamp, P Anders
Beatt, J. H Rockburn, Q
Bennett, Orr Russell, O
Bennet, J L Orignal, O
Bennett, Thos Montreal
Blakely,W.D.M.,B.AFor tersFalls,O
Bouchard, L. R Juliette, Q
Boudreau, M. F St. Hyacinthe,Q
Bourgoin, Jules P.A.Trembles
Boyd, J. M., B.D Beauharnois, Q
Bruneau, J. O Quebec
Bryant, J Richmond, O
Buchanan, D. M Lanark
Burnet, John S Martintown, O
Burns, S. S Westport
Ca*neron, C. J., M.A ..Brockville, O
Cameron, Hugh, B.A. .Morrisburg O
Cameron, Jno. 3., M.A. ...Athens, O.
Campbell, Isaac Ottawa
Campbell, J. MA.LL. D(/Vo)Montreal
Campbell, John C. (W.C.). Russell, O
Campbell, J Dunvegan
Campbell, R., D.D Montreal
Campbell, R., D. Sc Renfrew, O
Charles, J. E Cornwall
Chiniquv, Charles Montreal
Cooke, C. H., B.A. .Smith s Falls, O
Connery, D. G. , Sc Winchester
Cormack, James Maxville, O
Oote, Jos. E Namur, Q
Coussirat,D.,.Z).(Pro/.) . . Montreal
Crow, A. W Douglas
Crombie, George.. Fort Coulonge, Q
Crombie, J. Myles.Cotedes Neiges, Q
Crombie,John,D.Z>.(/i<.).S. Falls, O
Cruikshank, W.R., B.A Montreal
Currie, D., B.D Perth
Dauby M N. Augusta
Dewey, Fmlay M., A.M. ...Montreal
Dobson, J. R Montreal
Doudiet, Chas. A Buckingham, Q
Drummond, D. R Russettown
Duclos, J. E Valleyfleld, Q
Duclos, R. P Montreal
Eadie, R Hintonburg
Findlay, D., M.A Manotick, U
Fleck, James, B.A Montreal
Florence, E. W White Lake
Forlong, Wm Montreal
Fraser, James Gushing, Q
Gamble, Robert, B.^..Wakefield, O
Gilmour, T. C. (IT. C.) Ottawa
gjiroubc, L. R Grenville
TSivan, Arpad Williamstown, O
Good willie, J. M., M.A Vernon, O
Gourlay, I. L Chelsea
Grant, A. S., B.A. , B.D. .Almonte, O
Graham, Arch., B.A Lancaster
Hardie, W. W Plantagenet
Hastie, James Cornwall, O
Heine, Geo. C Montreal
Herridge, W.T., B.D Ottawa, O
Higgins, Jos. H., B.A.. .Mountain, O
Hutchison, D Cumberland
Hutchinson, P. H Huntingdon
Hyland, David J . Fitzroy Harbour, O
Internoscia, A Montreal
Jenkins, Jno, D.D. (Ret.)
London, Eng
Kalem, Hagope T Earldley, Q
Kellock,D.,.M. J <l.,PA.Z>.Richmond,Q
Kellock, J. McC Morewood
King, Alex Scotstown
Knowles, Robt Pembroke, O
Knowles, Robt. E Ottawa, O
Lament, Hugh, D.D.. Grand Metis,Q
Leitch, J. A Dalhousie
Lochead, J. S N. Gower
Logie, E. S Pakenham
Love, A. T., B.A Quebec
McAlister, John M., JS.^i.Iroquois, O
McArthur, Geo., B.A Cardinal, O
McCarter, J Mille Isles
Macrae, Don., D.D Quebec
McClung, J Kingsbury
McColl, D., B.A St. Sylvester
McCusker.S.F, 5^.St.L.deGonzagu
McDiannid, H. J Kemptville, O
McDonald, D., A. M., Ph.D., St.
Agnes de Dundee, Q
McDougall, J.B.A Holton.
McDonald, J. A Whitney
McEachern, D N. Williamsburg
McFarlane, A. H Franktown, O
McFarlane, J. A Ottawa
McFarland, J. F S. Mountain
McGillivray, J., B.D.. Westmount, Q
McGregor, Alex . . . Portage du Fort
MacKay, A. B., D.D Montreal
McKay, Neil Marsboro
McKay, N. T. C. ...Summerstown, O
McKay, R., B.D. . .Hemmingford, O
McKenzie, John Moose Creek, O
McKenzie, W. A Brockville, O
McKerracher, Chas. M Howick, Q
McKercher. Colin St. Elmo
McKibbin, R. V., B.A Bryson, Q
McLaren, D., B.A Alexandria,O
McLaren, John Kinburn, O
McLaren, N River Desert
McLean, J. M Blakeny, O
McLean, Don d J., B.A. . Arnprior.O
McLean, Hugh Casselman
McLennan, D.D Apple Hill, O
McLennan, J. M Stornovvay
Maclennan, K Levis
McLennan, M., B.A. . . .Kirk Hill, G
McLennan, A.~K..,B.A. Dalhousie Mills
McLeod; John, B.A... VankleekHill
McLeod, J. W South Finch
McLeod, J. R Three Rivers, Q
McLeod, N. A Woodlands
McLeod, Roderick Dunregan, O
McNab, E Malta wa
McNabb, Robert, B.A.Be&cbburg, O
McNair, R Carleton Place
McNicol, J Alymer
McNish, Neil, LL.D .. . .Cornwall, O
McPhee, Norman Lost River
McQueen, A. F Whitwick
Mcllraith, John S Balderson, O
Me Vicar,D.H.,D.Z>., LL.D., Montreal
Mackie, John Lachute, Q
Madill, J Bishop s Mills
Matheson, John Martintown, O
Menard, M St. Scholastique
Millar, D. D E. Gloucester
Mitchell, A. E., B. A .. ..Almonte, O
Mitchell, T. A Avonmore
Moore, Wm., D.D Ottawa, O
Morin, Jos. L., it. A Montreal, Q
Morison, W. T Ste. Therese
Morrison, D. W., B. >..Onnstown, Q
Morrison, J. D Billings Bridge
Mbwatt, A. J Montreal, Q
Muir, P. D A voca
Muir, J. B., D.D Huntingdon, Q
Muir, T Chicoutimi
Mylne, Solomon(.ffe(.) San Diego, Cal.
Nelson, Thos. A Bristol, Q
Nichols, John Montreal
Nixon, Thos Smith s Falls, O
Oxley.M. S., B.A. (O.M.). ..Montreal
Paterson, D., D.D. . .St. Andrew s, Q
Patterson, A., B.A Pakenham, O
Patterson. James (Clerk). .. Montreal
Pidgeon, G. C Montreal June.
Pugh, David New Rockland, Q
Ratteray, J Eganville
Reid, W. D Montreal
Ross, C. B., B.D Lachine, Q
Ross, James, B.D Montreal
Rowat, Andrew Athelstane, Q
Russell, Andrew Lunenburg
St. Germain, P. E Duclos, Q
Scott, Alex. A., ^..Jf.Carleton PI., O
Scott, Alex. H., A. M Perth, O
Scott, Eph Montreal
Scott, M. H., M.A Hull, Q
Scrimger, J., M.A., D.D. (Prof.)
Montreal
Seylaz, E. F Ottawa
Sharp, J McDougall
Shearer, Win Sherbrooke, Q;
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Sinclair, J. A Spencerville
Sinclair, R. C. H Oliver s Ferry
Smith, W. S Middleville
Smyth, W. J., Ph.D Montreal
Steele, Jacob Massawippi
Stevenson, A Danville
Stewart, James Montreal
Stewart, Donald Dunbar, Q
Stuart, James Prescott, O
Suekiing, A. E Cantley, O
Sutherland, James Inverness, Q
Tait, Donald, B.A Quebec
Tanner, Chas. A ... Windsor Mills, Q
Tanner, J. W Sawyerville
Taylor, Hugh Loch Winnoch, O
Taylor, Jas Ay 1 win
Taylor, S. J. , B A Montreal, Q
Thompson, J. C., M.D Montreal
Turn bull, J Marlow
Vernier, Paul S New Glasgow, Q
Waddell, N., B.D Lachute, Q
Watson, M St. Lambert
Whillans, G.,B. A.. N. Georgetown, Q
Whillans, Robt., Jf.^.Hintonbury.O
Whitelaw,J.W.,B.J.Kinnear sMls,O
Wilson, James, A.M Lanark, Q
Winfield, T. VV Ottawa
Wright, J. J Mallorytown, O
SYNOD OF TORONTO AND
KINGSTON.
Rev. John Gray, M.A., D.D., Orillia,
Clerk.
Abraham, J ^Vhitby
Aoheson , S Wiarton
Atkinson, R Berlin
Amos, Walter . . Aurora
Anderson, J Williamsford
Anderson, W. , Af . A Bobcaygeon
Andrews, Francis Keene
Armstrong, W. C Thessalon
Aall, Jno. M Palmerston
Bail, W. S Toronto
Ballantyne, Jas., B.D Toronto
Ballantyne, R. L. T Tamworth
Ballantyne, W. D Toronto
Bell, Geo., LL.D. (W. C.) ..Kingston
Bell, J. R Laurel
Bennett, William Peterborough
Bethune, M. N Toronto
Binnie, J., R.D McDonald s Cor.
Black, J. A Roslin
Blair, Archibald, B. ^...Nassagaweya
Boyd, J. D., B.A Kingston
Brown, J. A Agincourt
Buchanan. J Uptergrove
Burnett, J Keady
Burnett, J. R. S Alliston
Burns, Win. (A<jt. Knox CW.)Toronto
Burten, J Gravenhurst
Cameron, Jas., B.D Toronto
Cameron, J. M Wick
Cameron, Charles (W C.) Durham
Cameron, D Oakville
Cameron, M. C., B.D Harriston
Campbell, D. L Ballinafad
Campbell, J. L., B.A . . .Cheltenham
Campbell, Chas. (W.C.) Toronto
Campbell, A. U.. Uxbridge
Campbell, Charles A Maple
Campbell, N Mitchell Square
Carmichael, James, D.D.. . .Strange
Carruthers, S Toronto
Carswell, James Burk s Falls
Cattanach, J S. Monaghan
Caren, Wm.,D.D.(Pr.K.C.). Toronto
Childerhose, S. , B. A .... Parry Sound
Chisholm, J Dunbarton
Christie, W. M Poltimore
Clark, W. C Brampton
Clarke, W., M.C.P.& S. Bracebridge
Claxton, J. A., D.D Eldorado
Cleland, James (Ret.) . . . .Port Hope
Cleland, Wm. (Ret.) Toronto
Cochrane, J. J., M.A Sundridge
Coulthard, Walter Toronto
Craig, R. J., M.A Stuttgart, Ger.
Craig, S. S Oakville
Craw, G. J Vasey
Croil, R. M Maple Valley
Crozier, Hugh Grand Valley
Cumberland, J., M.A Stella
Currie, Arch d. , M.A. (Ret.) .Sonya
Currie, H Kirkfleld
Dawson, A Toronto
Dickson, Jas. A. R., Ph.D Gait
Davidson, J. S Blantyre
Dobson, A. B Fordwich
Inincan, J. B Woodville
Duncan, J. McD., B.A.. . .Woodville
Duncan, Peter Colborne
Duncan, W. A Sault Ste. Marie
Eastman, S. H. , B.A Oshawa
Edmison, Henry, M.A Rothsay
Elliott, J. J Hillsburgh
Ewing, John Mount Pleasant
Fairlie, John Lansdowne
Farquherson, Wm Claude
Ferguson, G. D., M.A Kingston
Findlay, A. (Supt. Mign.) Barrie
Findlay, D. Toronto
Fleming, D Harrowsrnith
Fleming, P Caledon East
Forrest, Win. (Ret.) Owen Sound
Fowlie, R Erin
Fowler, James, M.A Kingston
Eraser, James Sutton
Fraser, J. B., M.D Annan
Fraser, R. D., M.A.. . . Bowman ville
Frizzell, Wm., Ph.B Toronto
Gallaher, John, B.A Dufferin
Gallaher, W Airlie
Galloway, Wm Hillsdale
Gandier, Jos Newburgh
Garrioch, John (O.M.) Sowerby
Gilchrist, J. R., B.A Baltimore
Gilray, Alex Toronto
Glassford, R. J. M Guelph
Goldsmith, Thos. (Ret.) Toronto
Gracey, Henry Gananoque
Grant, G., M.A. ([. P. Schools). Ori\\i&
Grant,GM,D.D.(P.Q Col.). Kingston
Grant, Jas. A Richmond Hill
Grant, R. N., D.D Orillia
Gray, James M Sterling*
Gray, R Toronto
Gray, J., D.D. (Pag. Em.). . . .Orillia
Gregg, W., D.D. (Prof.) Toronto
Greig, G. B Cookstown
Haddon, R Toronto
Hamilton, A. M.,3/..4 .. Winterbourne
Hamilton, Jos Mimico
Hanna, W. G., B.A Uxbridge
Harrison, E. A Dundalk
Hay, John, B.D Cobourg
Henry, J. K Creemore
Hewitt, W. J Cookstown
Home, H. R Elora
Hossark, U.C., M.A Toronto
Hudson. A Maxwell
Houston, Samuel, M.A . ..Kingston
Hughes, Robert Rosemont
Hume, R. (W.C.) Toronto
Hunter, John Markdale
Hunter, W. A., Ph.D Toronto
Hutcheson, Smith (tiet.) Shanty Bay
Hyde, Richard ... Warsaw
Inglis, Wm. (W.C.) Toronto
Jackson, Alex., Ph.D Gait
James, J., D.D Midland
James, David Midland
Jamieson, A Toronto
Jamieson, D M Lakehurst
Jansen, A. G Durham
Johnstone, G. L Marmora
Johnston, J. R East Toronto
Johnston, W Millbrook
Johnston, W. R... Penetanguishene
Jordan, L. H., B.D Toronto
Knox, H. (Ord. Mian.). . .Hawkesville
Lang, G. R Wolfe Island
Laird, A Port Hope
Laird, Robert Sunbury
Laird, R Campbellford
Leask, Robert (W. C.) Toronto
Leishman, John New Lowell
Lindsay, Peter (Ret.) Toronto
Linton, A. R , B.D Port Credit
Little, J Dornoch
Lougheed, G. E Webbwood
Lord, ( . S., B.A Grafton
McAdam, T North Bay
McAlpine, John Toronto
McArthur, D. O Melrose
McAulay A., B.A Pickering
McCaul, J Toronto
McClelland, A. D. C. L. . . . Havelock
McConnell, J. A Orangeville
McConnell, W Craigvale
McConnell, Wm Craigvale
McC rae, I)., Ph.D Collingwood
McCurdy,J.F.,Pft.r>.(Pro/.). Toronto
McDonald, A Napanee
McDonald, D Glenarm
McDonald, D. B Bendale
Macdonald, D. D Lorneville
Macdonald, J. A Toronto
Macdonald, S Minden
McEwen, J Toronto
McFadden, A. L Mt. Albert
McGillivray, Alex Toronto
McGillivray, M., M.A Kingston
Mcllroy, James Watson s Corners
Mclnnes, John Elora
Mclntosh, D. (Ret.) Swansea
Mclntosh, W. R Allandale
McKay, A., D.D Toronto
McKay, E. W Madoc
McKay, G., M.A Sunderland
McKay, R. P., M.A Toronto
McKay, W. A Norval
McKee, Thos., B.A. (W.C.) . ..Barrie
McKeen, J. A., M. A Orono
McKellar, Hugh Mt. Forest
McKenzie, A Kingston
McKenzie, J. A Cambray
McKenzie, D .".... Orangeville
McKinnon, M. , M.A . .Fenelon Falls
McKinnon, N. D Glenallan
McLachlan, T Bolton
McLaren, J. B Columbus
McLaren, Peter J., B.D Belwood
McLaren, J. F., B.D Rocklyn
MacLaren, Wm.,Z).D.(Pro/.)Toronto
McLean, D. A Kemble
McLean, J Claremont
McLean, L Duntroon
McLean, M.W., M.A Belleville
McLennan, D. H Bruce Mines
McLeod, A. K Brighton
McLeod, I). D Barrie
McLeod, Donald, B.A Priceville
McLeod, G. B Newcastle
McLeod, P. A., B.A Sonya
McMechan, J Port Perry
McMillan, A Toronto
McMillan, J Camilla
McMillan, J Mt. Forest
McMillen, J. W Lindsay
McNabb, Alt-x Meaford
McNabb, Peter . Kilsyth
McNair, J Waterloo
McNaughton, A Port Hope
McNaughton, D. (Ret.) N. Keppel
McNaughton, J., M.A Kingston
McPhail, D. G., B.A Picton
McRobbie, G. G., Ph.B Shelburne
McTavish, Daniel, D. Sc.. . . Toronto
McTavish, W. S Deseronto
Me Vicar, D. , B.A Dromore
Me Vicar. .1 . H Fergus
Me William, W., LL. /J.Toronto June.
Mahaff v, A Milton
Martini W. A. J Guelph
Mackie, John, Af. A Kingston
Martin D. M Tweed
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Meikle, William (Ret.) Toronto
Middlemiss, Jas., D. D (Ret.).. .Elora
Millar, D Coboconk
Miller, J. M Holstein
Millican, W. (Ret.) Gait
Milligan, George M., D.D. . .Toronto
Milne, Jas. W. H., B.A. . .Mansewood
Moodie, Robt Barrie
Moore, John, B.A Burnbrae
Moffat, R. C., D.D. (W.C.). . .Toronto
Morrison, J. A Toronto
Morrison, John Cedarville
Morrison, N Corbetton
Mowat, J. B., D.D. (Prof.) Kingston
Mullari, Elias (W.C.) Toronto
Mullan, James B Fergus
Munro, G., M.A Harriston
Murison, R. G Toronto
Mutch, John, M.A Toronto
Neil, John, B.A Toronto
Neilly, A. E Homing s Mills
Nicol, Peter Tottenham
Nichol, P. E Toronto
Nicholson, A. B., B.A Kingston
Orr, J. W Mono Mills
Oswald, D. P Janetville
Parsons, H. M., D.D Toronto
Patterson , Wm Toronto
Peattie, Wm. (W.C.) Toronto
Peck, W. W Napanee
Pelletier, E Chelmsford
Perrin, L., B.A Georgetown
Phalen, R. M., B.A Blackstock
Pogue, R Stayner
Porteous, George L Amable
Potter, Jas. C Peterborough
Pullar, J Rosseau
Rae, James W.. ..Toronto Junction
Ramsay, D. M., B.D Mt. Forest
Reeves, A. C Lakefield
Reid, Walter Weston
Reid, H. E. A., B.A Stouffviile
Reid, W. M Leaskdale
Rennie, J Manitowaning
Robertson, J. L. (O.M.).. . . Gore Bay
Robertson, Wm., M.A Morriston
Robinson, G. L., Ph.D Toronto
Rochester, W. N Toronto
Rodgers, E. B Sault Ste. Marie
Rodgers, Hobt. (O.M.). . .Owen Sound
Rollins, J Elmvale
Rondeau, S Sudbury
Ross, Donald, M.A., D.D. .Kingston
Ross, James, B.A Harwood
Ross, J. A., B.A Churchill
Russell, A Hepworth
Scott, J. McP., B.A Toronto
Scott, T. B. Ceylon
Shore, G Kingston
Sieveright, James, Jf.4...Huntsville
Simpson, J. L Thornbury
Sinclair, Henry (W.C.) Toronto
Skene, J Hillsdale
Smellie, George, D.D. (Ret).. Kergus
Smith, Jas. C., M.A., B.D... Guelph
Smith, Frederick Bradford
Smith, J. K., D.D Port Hope
Smith, T. G. , D. D Kingston
Smith, T Johnstone
Smith, W. G Callander
Smith, W. S Toronto
Somerville, John, D.D. .Owen Sound
Somer ville, J. F Norwood
Strachan, Donald Rockwood
Strachan, Daniel .Hespeler
Stenhouse, J. , M.A., M.D... Toronto
Stewart, A. C Belmore
Stewart, J. S Coboconk
Sturgeon, R Queensville
Sutherland, D., M.A Warkworth
Syrn, F. P Wiarton
Tanner, J. U Omemee
Thorn, L. W Arthur
Thomas, H. F Preston
Thompson, T. J Belleville
Thompson, A., B.D Chats worth
Thomson, D. A Hastings
Thynne, Robert Markham
Tibb, J. C Streetsville
Tibb, R. C., B.A Toronto
Torrance, E. F., D.D Peterboro
Torrance, Robt., D.D. ( W. C.). Guelph
Tough, C. T Hernby
Tully, A. F Peterborough
Turnbull, J. A., LL.B Toronto
Turnbull, M Victoria Harbour
Waits, E. W., D. Sc Owen Sound
Wallace, Robt. (tiet.\ Toronto
Wallace, W. G., M. A., B.D. Toronto
Wallace, W. E Midhurst
Warden. Robt, H. (Agt.Ch.). .Toronto
Wardrope, Thos., D. D Guelph
Watson, T. A Alma
Watt, Joseph Laskay
Webster, A. F Jarratt s Corner
Wells, John, M.A Flesherton
White, Win. (Retired) Peterboro
White, J. H., M.A..D r Park, Toronto
Whiteman, R., B.A Port Perry
Wilkins, Win. Thos., B.A .. .Trenton
Wilkie, W. D Eramosa
Wilson, Andrew Rosemount
Wilson, Thomas (Ret.) Toronto
Windell, W. C. (Retired).. Pontypoo]
Wishavt, David Madoc
Wylie, W. A.., B.A Wauhaushene
Young, Stephen Clifford
Young, W. 0. (W.C.) Toronto
SYNOD OF HAMILTON AND
LONDON.
Rev. W. Cochrane, D. D., Brantford,
Clerk.
Abraham, R. H.,Sc.D Burlington
Acheson, Samuel Kippen
Anderson, J. A Goderich
Anderson, John Tiverton
Anderson, R.S.G.,MA,BD. .Wroxeter
Anderson, P. W Mohawk
Anderson, W. H Aylmer
Argo, J Diiart
Aylward. R Parkhill
Ball, J. E Napier
Ballantyne, G Molesworth
Ballantyne, F Kirkwall
Barclay, A Lynedoch
Barnett, J. H Kintyre
Barr, Matthew (Hetired).. ..Seaforth
Battisby, J. R.,Ph.D Chatham
Beavis, H. S Hamilton
Becket, John Thamesville
Bell, J Buiyojne
Black, James (Ret.) Hamilton
Bradley, W. A Mitchell
Brant, J Merriton
Brown, H Tempo
Budge, A. E Mandamin
Cameron, D. G Strabam
Cameron, J. W. Burns
Cameron, R. F Shakespeare
Carriere, S. A Grand Bend
Chestnut, E. B Carluke
Chambers, R Turkev
Clark, W. J London
Coohrane, W., D.D Brantt ord
Cockburn, E., M.A Paris
Colter, A. F Comber
Conning, J. S Caledonia
Cosgrove, T. A St. Mary s
Cook, W. A Thorold
Courtney, J. H Port Stanley
Cowper, W Listowel
Craigie, J. R. , M.A Hanover
Cranston, J. A Verschoyle
Cruickshank, W. M St. Ann s
Craw, W. W., B.A Thorndale
Crawford, Jno., B.A.. .Niagara Falls
Currie, Archd. (Ret.) Duart
Ourrie, Donald Wallaceburg
Currie, John Belmont
Currie, Hector, B.A Thedford
Outhbertson, George Wyoming
Daly, C. H Oil Springs
Davidson, John Both well
Davidson, T. , M. A Wroxeter
Dewar, D. L Ailsa Craig
Dey, W. J., M.A Simcos
Drinnan, R Camlachie
Druinn, A H Port Elgin
Duff, Daniel Malcolm
tiadie, J dim Point Edward
Kdgar, J. D Cayuga
Elliott, J. E., B.A Ailsa Craig
Fair bairn, R., B.A Dungarmou
Fenton, S. (Retired) Brantford
Ferguson, I. D Hickson
Fisher, S. W., B.A Christie *
Fleming, Wm. M Essex
Fletcher, D. H. , D. D Hamilton
Fletcher, Colin, M.A Exeter
Forrest, David Walton
Fortune, W. G Alvinston
Fitzpatrick, Jas Underwood
Fraser, Mungo, D.D Hamilton
Gauld, John (W.C.) Hamilton
Geddes, W. H St. Catharines
Gilchrist, Jas Blytheswood
Gillie, John Paisley
Gordon, Jas., M.A. (Ret.) Londoa
Gourlay, James, M.A Hamilton
Graham, John H., B.A Watford
Graham, W BayfieW
Grant, A St. Mary s
Grant, Alex. (Ret.) Lucknow
Gray, Robt Toronto
Greab, S. C Port Dalhoueie
Guthrie, D Walkerton
Haig, W. M Hyde Park
Hall, W. T BelgraTe
Hamilton, J. A.,M. A . Londesborough
Hamilton, J. B Hamilton
Hamilton, J Goderich
Hamilton, Robt, D.D. . .Motherwell
Hamilton, R. M Brantford
Hannahson, A. E Arkona
Hardie, J. S Ayr
Hartley, Alex. Y BluevaLe
Henderson, Alex Appiu
Henderson, A., A.M Atwood
Henderson, J. S Hensall
Henderson, R Auburn
Hodges. J Tilbury Centre
Hunter, R. J., B. A Ridgetown
Hutt, E. R IngersoU
Jamieson, W. H., Ph.D.. . Blenheim
Johnson, D. C London
Johnson, W. H Chesterfield
Johnston, John Paisley
Johnston, R London
Jones, S. (Ret.) Brussels
Jordan, G. W., B.A Strathroy
Kay, John Milverton
Kav, W. Malcolm Dorchester
(Lelan, Donald Wallacetown
Kipr-an. A. H Tara
Laing, John, D.D Dundas
Langill, P. L Bridgeburgh
Parkin, F. H., B.A Chatham
Law, George Stratford
Lawrence, S Vanneck
Lees, John (W.C.) Springbaiik
Leslie, A Gobies
Leiti-h, Robert W Delawars
Leitch, M. L Stratford
Lindsay, N Ivan
Little, James Bin-
Livingston, S. G Sarnia
Lochead, W Brantford
Lowry, C. H HagarsviUe
Luwry, M London
Lyle, Samuel, D.D Hamilton
MrColl, Angus (Ret.) Chatham
McCullough, T. D Dresden
McDiarmid, Arch Napier
McQuaig, F Welland
McDonald, A. D., D.D Seaforth
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McDonald, I Glammis
McDonald, J. A Varna
McDonald, K Kintail
McEachern, P. M Waterdown
McFarlane, John Pine River
McGregor, M Tilsonburg
Mclnnis, J. P Price
Mclntyre, D. C., Ph. D.. ..Beams ville
Mclntyre, R St. Thomas
McKay, Angus Lucknow
McKay, Geo. , M.D . Armow
McKay, Wm. A.,D.D Woodstock
McKee, J. C Brigden
McKibbin, W. M., A.M. . . . Millbank
McKinnon, J. , B.D Springbank
McKenzie, E. A Chesley
McLaren, Alex Hamilton
McLaren, J. M., B.A... ..Blenheim
McLachlin, A. G., B.A. ..Harrington
McLean, Archd Blytli
McLeod, Rodk Ripley
McLennan, F. A Lucknow
McLennan, George Pinkerton
McLennan, G. A., B.A Jarvis
McLennan, M. C Dunnville
McLintock, J. W. (W.C.) .. Dover C.
McMnllen, W. T., D.D.. .Woodstock
Macnab, A Whitechurch
McNabb, John (Retired).. . Lucknow
McNeil, J Cowal
McPherson, N Petrolea
McQuarrie, Hector Queen Hill
McQuarrie, J. P Tansley
McKae, Donald B Cranbrook
McRobie, John (JF.C) Petrolea
McWilliams, A Hamilton
Malcolm, James Teeswater
Mann, A. J Smith ville
Manson, Alex. L Valetta
Marsh, D. B Blackheath
Martin, Win. M., B.D Exeter
Miller, Alex Eilmarton
Millar, J. M Norwich
Millov, John West Lome
Mitchell, J. W., M.A Thorold
Morin, W., M.A Port Colborne
Morrison, J. A Rutherford
Mowat, W Allenford
Muir, J Grimsby
Muir, Walter Brucetield
Munro, John M Kintore
Murray, John G . ..Grimsby
Murray, J. L., M.A Kincardine
Murray,Jas,.W.^l.,B.D.St. Catharines
Musgrave, Peter Seaforth
Mustard, J. A Kent Bridge
Nattress, Thos., B.A. . .Amherstburg
Nichol, F. O Sarnia
Niven, D. P St. Catharines
Panton, E. W Stratford
Patterson, G. C Embro
Patterson, W Leamington
Penman, W. J Hamilton
Perrie, D Wingham
Pettigrew, Robt., M.A.. Glenmorris
Pritchard, James Forest
Proudfuot, J. J. A., D.D. (Lee. K.
College) London
Pyke, R Shakespeare
Ratcliffe, J. H St. Catharines
Robertson, D London
Robertson, J., M.A Port Dover
Robertson, J. L Merritton
Roger, Walter TA.,JH.A. North Pelham
Ross, D. Y St. George
Ross, John. B.A Brussels
Ross, R. W Glencoe
Sawyers, E. H Wilton Grove
Scott, John B. (W. C.). ..Leamington
Scott, J. F Rodney
Scott, Peter Ciomarty
Shaw, Neil, B.A Egmond ville
Shearer, J. G., B.A Hamilton
Shearer, W. K., B.A Drumbo
Smith, G. H Thamesford
Smith, N Niagara
Stewart, Alex., B.A Clinton
Stewart, Arch London
Stewart, John Kincardine
Stewart, R Melbourne
Steven, J Tiverton
Stevenson , J Morpeth
Straith, Peter Innerkip
Stuart, J. G London
Sutherland, Alex Ripley
Sutherland, George, D.D Fingal
Sutherland, W. R. (Ret.) Strathburn
Tailing, M. P London
Taylor, J. B. (W.C.) Blyth
Thomson, John, M.A Ayr
Thomson, T. G Hamilton
Thompson, John, D.D Saruia
Tolmie, Andrew Southampton
Tolmie, J. C Windsor
Turnbull, J. A Clanbrassil
Ure, Robert, D.D. (.Re.)...Goderich
Walker, W. P Elfrida
Wardrope, David (Ret.) Teeswater
Watts, J. B Port Nelson
Webster, C. A Bevrout, Syria
Whaley, S. M St. Helen s
Wilson, A Newbury
Wilson, J Niagara Falls South
Wilson, Thomas Dutton
Young, J. H Hamilton
SYNOD OF MANITOBA AND THE
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
Rev. S.C. Murray, Port Arthur, Ont.,
Clerk.
Andrew, J Cartwright
Arthur, G Fort Qu Appelle
Baird, A.B., B.D. (Pf.) Winnipeg, M
Baikie, J Miami
Beattie, Walter Virden
Beveridge, T. B. A Griswold
Borthwick, H. J., M.A.(Ret.) Morden
Bowman, J. A Crystal City
Bryce, G., LL.D. (Prof.) Winnipeg.M
Bryden, C. W., M.A Willoughby
Bremner, G Treherne
Cairns, J Carnduff
Cameron, A. H Arden
Cameron, J. C Moose J aw
Cameron, J. H Russell
Campbell, A Wolseley, Assa.
Campbell, D Holland
Carrnichael, J. A Regina, Assa
Carswell. D Carberry
Caven, W Manitou, M
Chestnut, W. B Nesbit
Chisholm, A Rapid City
Court. T. Collins Petrel
Curne, A Wawanesa
Dewar, W Breadalbane
Dobbin, J. S Fairmede
Douglas, James High Bluff, M
Driscoll, A. E., B.A Souri8
Duval, Fredk. B., ./>.. Winnipeg, M
Ernes, L. C McGregor
Farquharson, J Pilot Mound, M
Kerry, John Broadview
Fisher, Peter Boissevain
Flett, George Elphiustone, M
Fotheringham , 3. (Ret. ). Grenfell, Assa
Fowler, Alfred Winnipeg
Frew, Robt., M.A Birtle
Geddes, J >hn (Ret.) Arcola
Gollrtii, K. A Hilton
Gordon, C. W Winnipeg
Gordon, W Shellmouth
Gourlay, J. J. S Lake Dauphin
Haig, Alex. McD Glenboro , M
Hamilton, A., B.A Stonewall
Hargrave, J. L Portage la Prairie
Ha.n,T.,M.A., B.D.(PJ.) Winnipeg.M
Henry, E. A Brandon
Hodges, D. H Oak Lake, M
Hodnett, Wm Arcola
Hofstrand, C. O Ohlen
Hogg, John Winnipeg, M
Hogg, Joseph Winnipeg, M
Hosie, John Glasgow, Scotland
Innis, B Winnipeg
Johnson, Jonas Winnipeg
Kemlo, A Grenfell
King, J. M. , D. D. (Prin. ) Winni peg, M
Kovaco, J Oxbow
Lamb, F Breadalbane
Laing, J Battleford
Laird, G Broadview
Lang, J Binscarth
Lantrow, David (W.C.) . . . .Langvale
Lawrence, James Winnipeg
Lee, A Prince Albert
McArthur, J Beulah, M
McBeth, R. G., M.A.. .Winnipeg, M
McDiarmid, C Alexander
McFarlane, Alex Dugald, M
McKay, Hugh Whitewood, Assa
McKay, J Strathclair
McKay, M. S
McKechnie, J. G Wolseley
McKenzie, A. F Deloraine
McKinlay, Win Winnipeg
McLennan, H Thornhill
McLeod, A. J., B.A Regina
McLeod, D Balmoral
McLeod, D., M.A Saltcoats
McMillan, D. F Earlswood
McMillan, D Wapella
McRae, Farquher Burnside
McTavish, Alex., B.A Treherne
Matheson, A Springfield
Matheson, A Qu Appelle Station
Moore, A Brandon
Moore, C Hamiota
Moore, W. S., B.A Aldina
Mowatt, John Indian Ford
Munro, Donald Deloraine, M
Munro, J. E Gladstone
Muirhead, J. W Whitewood
Murray, S. C., B.A Port Arthur
Nairn, R., B.A Rat Portage, Ont
Omand, W. McK., B.A... Keewatin
Patterson, J Midway
Patterson, Jas Aikenside
Patterson, R Neepawa
Pitblado, C. B . . . , Winnipeg
Poison, S Hartney
Reddon, J. A Mopsomin
Richmond, T. H Winnipeg
Robertson, A Shoal Lake
Robertson, J..D.D (Spt.M) Winnipeg
Robertson , D Emerson
Robson, Alex Indian Head
Roddick, G
Rogerson, W Rapid City
Ross, H Portage la Prairie
Ross, W. R Belmont
Rowand, W. L. H Fort William,
Rumball, M. C Mordere
Scott, T. R Oxbow
Shearer, T. R., B.A. .. Rounthwaite
Smith, Alex Minnedosa, M
Sturgeon, R Schrieber
Sutherland, J. A. F Minnedosa, M
Sutherland, H. C Carman
Thompson, S. W.. Qu Appelle Station
Welsh, J K. (O.M) Indian Head
White, Joseph Macdonald
Whyte, W.C., B.A Kamsack
Wray, J Yorkton
Wright, Peter, B.D..P. la Prairie, M
SYNOD OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Rev. John A. Logan, Union, Clerk.
Adamson, R. J Alberni
Barkholder, J Worthfield
Black, W Banff
Brandon, J Sooke
Buchanan, Jas Eburne
Cameron, T. C Ladner s Landing-
Campbell, l.,Ph.t> Victoria
Clay, W. L Victoria
Dunn, Alex Warnock
Fernie, John Lacombe
Forbes, A Fort Saskatchewan
Foster, J. C Victoria
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<}lassford, T. S Donald
Gordon, J. S Vancouver
Grant, J. P Pincher Creek
Hamilton, G Macleod
Herdman, I. C Calgary
Jaffray, J. A., B.A Medicine Hat
Logan, J. A Union
McCrae, D Victoria
McCrae, D. A Nanaimo
McElmon, B. K Cloverdale
McKee, M Ashcroft
McKiliop, C-, B.A Lethbridge
McKinnon, Barkerville
McLaren, E. D., B.D . . ..Vancouver
McLeod, J. M Vancouver
McQueen, D.G. ,B. A . . Edmonton . Alta
McVicar, Arch Nelson
Maxwell, G. R Vancouver i
Menzies, C. H Pender Island I
Menzies, F Alberni !
Mogec, A Langley !
Morrow, J. W Medicine Hat I
Murray, G., M.A Nicota Lake
Nan-Hing, N. G Victoria
Paton, T Kettle River
Puck, E. W Shuswap
Rogers, Thos. H., B. A.. Wellington
Scott, G. S Dewdney I
Scouler, T New Westminster |
Spear, D., B.A Innisfail
Swartout, M Ucluclet |
Tait, A., Ph. B Sandwick j
Thompson, T. C Mission City j
Walker, E. G Pine Creek |
Wallace, J. E Rossland
Wilson, G. A Vernon
Winchester, A. B Victoria
Wright, J. K., B.D Chilliwack
Young, Alex. (Ret) Nanaimo
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
I. NEW HEBRIDES.
Rev. J. W. McKenzie Efate
H. A. Robertson . . Erromanga
" Jos. Annand, D.D Santo
II. TRINIDAD.
Rev. John Morton, D.D. .Tunapuna
" K. J. Grant,Z).Z>. San Fernando
Lai Bihari (Assistant).
" W. L. Macrae . . . .Princestown
" A. W. Thompson Couva
LADY MISSIONARIES.
Misses A. Blackadder, M. Kirk-
patrick, A. J. Archibald, L. Fisher.
III. INDIANS, NORTH-WEST
AND BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Rev. A. Wm. Lewis,.Z). .Mistawasis
G. Flett Okanase
C. W. Whyte, B.A. .Crowstand
H. McKay Round Lake
W. S. Moore, B.A... Lakes End
J. McArthur Bird Tail
A. J. McLeod (Gov.In.S.) Regina
TEACHERS.
Miss Laura Mclntosh . . . .Mistawasis
Miss M. S. Mclntosh Okanase
Mr. G. G. McLaren, Principal. .Birtle
>Tiss McLaren, Matron "
Miss McLeod "
Mrs. C. W. White, Matron, Crowstand
Mr. J. S. White
Miss K. Gillespie "
MissB. Scott
Mr. Alex. Skene, Principal, File Hills
Mrs. Skene, Matron "
Mrs. McKay, Matron. .. Round Lake
Mr. Sahlmark
Mrs. Moore, Matron Lakes End
Miss Annie Fraser . . Port, la Prairie
" Sarah Laidlaw "
" Luoy Baker Prince Albert
" A. Cameron
Mr. D. H. McLeod Regina
Mr. D. C. Munro "
Mrs. Leckie, Matron "
Miss Lily Russel "
Mr.J. Urquhart..Pipestone, Sioux Re.
Mr. W. J. Wright Rolling River
IV, CHINA.
1. FORMOSA.
Rev. G. L. Mackay, M.D Tamsui
Rev. Wm. Gauld.
" Tan He
" Giam Cheng H6a
2. PRESBYTERY OF HONAN.
Rev. Jonathan Goforth.
" Donald McGillivray.
\Ncttive if in.
Rev. W. McClure, M. D.
" Jas. Menzies, M.D.
Wm. Malcolm, M.D.
" Frank McLennan, B.D.
" W. Harvey Grant.
" Jas. Slimmon.
" R. A. Mitchell.
" M. McKenzie, M.A.
" J. F. Smith, M.D.
1 J. H. McVicar, M.A.
" Kenneth MacLennan.
Mrs. Jeanie Dow, M.B.
Miss M. Mclntosh, Trained Nurse.
(Address care of H. J. Bostwick,
Tientsin, Northern China.)
V. CENTRAL INDIA.
PRESBYTERY OF ISDORB.
Rev. Jas. Fraser Campbell . . Rutlam
" W. A. Wilson, M.A. . .Neemuoh
Rev. John Wilkie, M.A Indore
1 J. Fraser Smith, M.D... "
W. J. Jamieson Neemuch
" J. Buchanan, M.D Ujjain
" N. H. Russell, B.A M how
" F. H. Russell, B.A Mhow
Mr. C. R. Woods, M.D..., Neemuch
" A. P. Ledi ngham
" J. J. Thompson, M.D
LADY MISSIONARIES.
Misses Oliver, M.D., Sinclair,
O Hara, M. D., Turnbull, M. D..
Grier, White, Dougan, Jamiesonj
McKellar, M. D., Duncan, Ross,
Fraser, M.D., Calder, Ptolemy, R.
Chase, C. Calder, Campbell.
VI. CHINESE, B.C.
Rev. A. B. Winchester Victoria
Mr. C. A. Coleman "
" L. W. Hall
VII. ALBERNI, B.C.
Mr. M. Swartout, Miss M. Minnes,
Miss Bella L. Johnston.
VIII. JEWS IN PALESTINE.
Rev. Chas. A. Webster. M.A., M D.
President Rev. F. W. Tuerk, Berlin.
Recording Secretary J. B. Mc-
Lachlan, Parkdale.
Corresponding Secretary Rev. L.
H. Tafel, Berlin.
Treasurer C. A. Ahrens, jr. Berlin.
NEW JERUSALEM CH.URCH.
Ecclesiastical Committee.
Cleare, Rev. A. J Toronto
Gould, Rev. Edwin Montreal
Tafel, Rev. L. H Berlin
Tuerk, Rev. F. W Berlin
Members of the Executive Committee
Ahrens, Chas. A., Sr Berlin
Taylor, W. L Toronto
Hendry, William Waterloo
Law, W. H Toronto
Ronald, J. D Brussels
Zinkann, John N Wellesley
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.
, (OLD CONSTITUTION) ONTARIO CONFERENCE.
Bishop Rev. H. T. Barnaby, D.D., Corinth, Mich.
The Next Annual Conference will be held at Roseville, Ont., beginning on Good Friday, 1897.
Backus, C. W New Dundee, Ont.
Bowman, J. B Berlin, Ont.
Clark, R. A Port Elgin, Ont.
Gribbte, W Berlin, Ont.
Howe, J. (Sfecr<!<an/)Stevensville,Ont.
Love, Thos Trout Creek, Ont.
Learn, J. A Ridgeway, Ont.
Michener, J Elmer, Mich.
Sherk, D. B. (Pres. A Wer)Berlin, Ont.
Springer, A. R Kossuth, Ont.
Thamer, E. H Dundee, Ont.
(List supplied by I. W. Groh, Conference Secretary.)
Superintendent
Backus, G., Sr.. Griffin s Corner, Ont.
Backus, Geo. H . . Attercliffe Sta n, O.
Backus, J. B.. .Griffin s Corner, Ont.
Cooper, A Vienna, Ont.
Cornell, W Stafford ville, Ont.
Comfort, M. I Scotia, Ont.
Cowling, J. P.(Pres.JSW.)Berlin, Ont.
Dafoe, W. H Underwood, Ont.
Dafoe, D. C New Dundee, Ont.
Bishop J. W. Holt, D.D., LL.D.
Durkee, J. F Listowel, Ont.
Elliott, C. H Vienna, Ont
Ferguson, D. H Shelburne, Ont.
Geach, J Markdale, Ont.
Groh, I. W. (Con. Sec.). . . .Sherkston
Gamble, E. W Vienna, Ont.
Hawkly, W Novar, Ont.
Houseman, Wm Novar, Ont.
Cedar Rapids, Indiana.
Head, R Westerville, Ohio
Jamieson, R Hawksville, Ont.
Mager. J Forks Road, Ont.
McColms, J Franconia, Ont.
Showers, J Sheffield, Ont.
Rott, G West Montrose, Ont.
Vaughn, L Elcho, Ont.
Welsch, F Novar, Ont.
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[1897
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN CANADA.
THE HIERARCHY.
PROVINCE OF HALIFAX.
Mt Rev. Cornelius O Brien, D.D. 1S83 Halifax
Rt Rev. John Cameron, D.D 1870 Antignnish
Rt Rev. J. C. McDonald. D.D 1890 Charlottetown
Rt. Rev. James Rogers, D.D 1860 Chatham
Rt. Rev. John Sweeny, D.D 1860 St. John
PROVINCE OF KINGSTON.
Mt. Rev. Jas. Vincent Cleary, D.D. 1893 Kingston
Rt Rev. Alex. MacDonell, D.D.... 1890 Alexandria
Rt. Rev. R. A. O Connor, D.D.. .. 1889 Peterborough
PROVINCE OF MONTREAL.
MtRev.Edouard Chas. Fabre, D.D. 1873 Montreal
Rt Rev. Louis Zeph. Moreau, D.D. 1876 St. Hyacinth
Rt. Rev. M. Decelles, D.D., Coad.. 1893 St. Hyacinth
Rt Rev. Paul Larocque, D.D 1893 Sherbrooke
Rt Rev. J. M. Emard, D.D 1892 Valleyfield
PROVINCE OF OTTAWA.
Mt Rev. Jos. Thos. Duhamel, D.D. 1874 Ottawa
Rt Rev. Narcisse-Z. Lorrain, D.D. 1885 Pontiac
PBOVINCB OP QUEBEC.
Hia Em. E. A. Cardinal Tasohereau 1886 Quebec
Mt. Rev. L. N. Begin, D.D., Coad 1888 Quebec.
Rt. Rev. M. T. Labrecque, D.D 1892 Chicoutimi.
Rt. Rev. Elphege Gravel, D.D 1885 Nicolet
Rt. R^v. A. A. Blais, D. D 1890 Riiuouski
Rt. Rev. Louis Franc,. Lafleche, D.D 1867 Three Rivers
Rt. Rev. M. T. Labrecque, D.D. ... 1892 St. Laurent
PROVINCE OF ST. BONIFACE.
Mt.Rev.L.Ph.Langevin,O..Jf./.,Z>/>. 1895 St. Boniface
Rt. Rev. Paul Durieu, O.W.I., D.D. 1875 N. Westm nstr
Rt. Rev. V.J. Grandin, O.M.I., D.D. 1859 St. Albert
Rt. Rev E. Girouard.O.Jf./., D.D. 1891 /Athabaska-
Rt.Rev. J. Clut,O.Af./.,D.D., Coad. 1867 \ Mackenzie
Rt Rev. Albert Pascal, O.M.I., D.D. 1891 Saskatchewan.
PROVINCE OF TORONTO.
Mt. Rev. John Walsh, D. 1867 Toronto
Rt. Rev. T. J. Dowling, D.D 1887 Hamilton
Rt. Kev. D. O Connor, C.S.S., D.D. 1890 London
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Mt. Rev. R. McDonald, D.D 1881 Harbor Grace
Rt. Rev. M. F. Howley, D.D St. John
Rt. Rev. N. McNeil, D.D 1895 St. George
ARCHDIOCESE OF HALIFAX.
Archbishop Most Rev. Cornelius
O Brien, D.D.
Vicar-General Very Rev. E. F.
Murphy, D.D.
CITY OF HALIFAX.
St Mary s Cathedral Most Rev. C.
O Brien, D.D., Rev. Edward F.
Murphy, D.D.,V.G., rector ; Revs.
Wm. J. Foley, D.D., J. 15. Moriarty,
C. Campbell, D.D., M. Carroll.
St. Patrick s Revs. E. J. McCarthy,
Gerald Murphy, D. F. Forbes, Ch.
McManus.
St. Joseph s Rev. T. J. Daly.
Amherst, Wm. J. Mihan.
Annapolis, D. J. Summers.
Bridgewater, W. J. Doody.
Caledonia, T. J. Butler.
Ohezzetcooke, P. H. Labrecque.
Dartmouth, Charles Underwood,
fflbrook, J. Crouzier.
Hnfield, W. E. Young.
Herring Cove, T. J. Grace.
Joggins Mines, J. D. Curry.
Kentville, P. M. Holden.
Londonderry, P. Walsh, D.D.
Meteghan, James Daly.
Parsboro, J. T. Bresnan.
Plympton, J. Sirvis.
Prospect, J. Hamlin.
Pubnico, E. A. Dechesneau.
Salmon River, A. B. Cote.
Sheet Harbor, D. O Sullivan.
Spring Hill, P. Eagan.
Truro, M. J. Kinsella.
Tusket Wedge, J. M. Gay.
Weymouth, J. J. Sullivan.
Windsor, E. Kennedy.
Yarmouth, Wm. B. Hamilton.
BERMUDA ISLANDS
Hamilton, A. B. Parker.
St. George s, T. Foran, Post Chaplain.
ARCHDIOCESE OF KINGSTON.
Archbishop Most Rev. James Vin-
oent Cleary, D.D.
Archdeacon Ven. Thos. Kelly.
Vicars-General Right Rev. Mgr.
James Farrelly, Very Rev. C. H.
Gauthier and Very Rev. Thomas
Kelly.
C icars- Fora ne Very Revs. J. S.
O Connor, C. B. Murray, and J.
Masterson.
Secretary Very Rev. Thomas Kelly
V.G. "
CITY OF KINGSTON.
Cathedral of St. Mary Immaculate
Most Rev. J. V. Cleary, D.D.;
Very Rev. Thomas Kelly, V.G.,
Bishop s Secretary and rector of the
Cathedral ; Revs. Jas. V. Neville,
James Collins, Rev. P. C. O Brien
and P. Beecher.
Bedford, Fathers of the Congrega
tion of Mary.
Belleville, Rt. Rev. Mgr. Jas. Far
relly, V.G. ; Rev. I. J. Connolly,
assistant.
Blessington, Thomas McCarthy.
Brewer s Mills, Thos. Carey.
Brockville, Very Rev. C. H. Gauthier,
V.G. ; Rev. John O Brien, assistant.
Burgess, T. P. O Connor.
Camden, Patrick J. Hartigan.
Carleton Place, M. O Rourke.
Chesterville, Very Rev. John S.
O Connor, V.F.
Erinsville, G. Cicolari.
Frankford, Alex. Carson.
Gananoque, John D. O Gorman.
Kemptville, M. MacDonald.
Kitley, M. J. Spratt.
Loborough, C. A. McWilliams.
Madoc, Thomas Davis.
Marmora, Thomas Murtagh.
Merrickville, John McCarthy.
Morrisburg 1 , Denis A. Twomey.
Napanee, John T. Hogan.
Perth, Charles J. Duffus.
Picton, J. H. McDonagh.
Prescott, Very Rev. John Masterson,
M. Meagher, assistant.
Smith s Falls, Michael Stanton.
Spencerville, W. E. Walshe.
Trenton, Charles B. Murray, V.F.
Tweed, John Fleming.
Tyendinaga, John S. Quinn
Westport, P. A. Twohey.
Wolfe Island, T. J. Spratt.
Yonge, John J. Kelly.
ARCHDIOCESE OF MONTREAL.
Archbishop of Montreal Most Rev.
Edward Charles Fabre, D.D.
Vicar-Genl. V.Rev. F. Bourgeault.
Rural Deans Very Rev. Ls. Colin,.
Superior S.S., Revs. A. Nantel, F.
Dorval, Prosper Beaudrv, Jos. Nap.
Marechal, J. Morin, R. Hetu, J. O_
Dubois, J. U. Leclere, M. Taillori,
J. B. Champeau, L. J. Lafortune,
J. S. Theberge, H. Verreau, M.
Tasse.
Official Very Rv. F.Bourgeault, V.G.
Assessors Rev. Z. Racicot, Canon:
Revs. F. Dorval, A. Nantel.
Promotor Rev. P.N.Bruchesi,D.D. ,
Canon.
Vice- Promotor Rev. F. L. T. Adam.
Chancellor Rev. Alf. Archambault,
D.D., Canon.
Vice-ChancellorRev. L. Cousineau.
CITY OF MONTREAL.
Cathedral of St. James. Most Rev.
E. C. Fabre, D.D., Very Rev. F.
Bourgeault, Dean ot Chapter, V.G.;
Canons, P. Leblanc, Z. Racicot, J.
A. Vaillant, P. N. Bruchesi, D.D.,
Alf. Archambault, D.D., chan
cellor, W. C. Martin : L. Cousin-
eau, vice - chancellor, Revs. G.
Dauth, A. Perron.
Notre Dame, Place d armes, Very
Rev. F. L. Colin, S.S., Sup r, N.
Troie, S. S., cure, F. Daniel,
S.S., H. Lenoir, S.S., J. B. Larue,
S.S., P. Rousseau, S.S., J. T. Tal-
let, S.S., V. Sorin, S.S., J. F. X.
Leveille, S.S., J. Thibault, S.S., H.
Bedard, S.S., J.B. Pelletier, S.S.,
O. Hebert, S.S., J. A. Gaudin, S.S.,
J. B. Brasseur, S.S., R. Labelle,
S.S., W. Hebert, S.S., A. Luche,
S. S., U. Lafontaine, S. S., H.
Laurier.
St. Patrick s, J. Quinlivan, rector, J.
Toupin, S.S., J. A. McCallen, S.S.,
M. Callaghan, S.S., J. Fahey, S.S.,
F. X. Lussier, vies.
St. James , Charrier, S.S., cure,
J. Palatin, S.S., R. Rousseau, S.S.,
Cel. Maillet, S.S., J. E. Filiatrault,
S.S., William Duckett, S.S., H.
Guibert, S.S., S. Charrier, S.S.,
D. Chevrier, S.S., A. Cloutier, S.
Dubeau, vies.
St. Joseph s, J. U. Leclere, cure, N.
Gauthier, J. A. Foucher, Jos.
Cabana, vies,, F. Kavanagh, a.c.
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St. Anne s, J. Catulle, C.SS.R., supr.,
H. Banckaert, C.SS.R., rector;
L. De Bidder, C.S.S.R., W. Godts,
G.SS.R., E. Sternon, C.SS.K., G.
Vermeiren, C.SS.R., E. Strubbe,
O.SS.R., P. Rioux, C.SS R., A.
Caron, C.SS.R., L. Savard, C.SS.R.,
J. A. Mercier, C.SS.R., Ph. Schelf-
haut, C.SS.R., vies.
St. Bridget s, J. Lonergan, cure, Jos
Robillard, Zenon Therien, Mou-
yeau, vies.
St. Vincent de Paul s, A. Dubue,
cure, H. Langevin, J. M. Roux,
N. L. Dubuc, vies.
Hochelaga, H. Brissette, cure, A. A.
Dequoy, vie.
Sacred Heart, F. L. T. Adam, cure,
J. Reid, W.Chauvin, J. Uesrosiers,
J. E. Lafortune, O. Valois, vies.
St. John Baptist, M. Auclair, cnre,
M. G. Casey, J. A. Laliberte, B.
Prefontaine, J. L. P. A. Dequoy,
A. Guay, vies.
Notre Dame du Bon Conseil, P.
O Donnell, cure, P. Shea, vie.
St. Anthony s, J. E. Donnelly, cure.
St. Charles , Jos. Bonin, cure, J.
Bruyere, Desrosiers, C. Filia-
treault, vies.
St. Gabriel s, M. O Meara, cure, -
Heffernan, viu.
St. Louis, C. Larocque, cure, O.
Forest, D. Meloche, vies.
Berthierville, J. B. Champeau, cure,
Ed. Beaulas.
Boucherville, J. Primeau, cure, H.
Ducharme.
Brandon, Vinceslas Clement.
Caughnawaga, J. G. L. Forbes, cure,
Aug. Aribour, vie.
Chambly, M. Lesage, cure, G. A.
Fourouge, vie.
Chertsey, O. Laferriere, cure.
Contrecceur, J. Dequoy, cure, D.
Cote, vie.
Cote St. Paul, Jos. A. Brault, cure,
E. Provost, vie.
Coteau St. Louis, G. Lesage, cure,
A. Geoffrion, A. J. B. Desnoyers,
vies.
He Bizard, J. Mallet, cure.
lie Dupas, P. F. Mondor, cure.
Joliette, Prosper Beaudry, V. F.,
cure, Jos. Lafortune, V. Therien,
vies., F. X. Geoffrey.
Kildare, Damien Laporte.
L Acadie, J. L. Gaudet, cure.
Lac des De*ix Montagnes (Oka), D.
Lefebvre, S.S., cure, A. Cuoq, S.S.,
E. E. Girot, S.S., vies.
Lachenaie, J. B. Durivage, cure.
Lachine, N. Piche, cure, A. Maude-
ville, vie.
Lachute, A. Carriere, cure.
Lacplle, Em. Pepin, cure, A. Perras,
vie.
Lanoraie, T. Kavanagh, cure, J. B.
Desrosiers, vie.
Laprairie, A. Larose, cure, Jos. Blais,
U Dupras, vies.
L Assomption, Jos. Giguere, cure,
V.F., D. Lafortune, vie.
Lavaltrie, C. Huet, cure.
L Epiphanie, J. T. Gaudet, cure, P.
Andre.
Longue Pointe, H. Lecourt, cure.
Longueuil M. Tasse, cure, J. B.
Beauchemin, vies., J. M. Bour-
ass.i, T. Hurteau, a. es.
Maisonneuve, George M. Le Pailleur,
cure, O. Gpdin, chap.
Mascouche, Jos. Lauzon, cure T.
Proulx. vie., P. O. Renaud, a. c.
Napierville, A. P. Tasse, cure.
Notre Dame de Grace, Jos. Nap.
Marechal, V.F., cure, A. Daignault,
F. X. Chalifour, vies.
Notre Dame de La Merci, L. J.
Vignault, cure.
Pointe-aux-Trembles, A. Provost, cure
I ointe-Claire, F. X. Laberge, cure,
J. Charette, vie.
Rawdon, F. A. Baillarge, cure.
Rerentigny, Jos Gaudet. cure.
Riviere des Prairies, S. L. Bonin,
cure.
Ste. Adele, J. O. Roussin, cure.
St. Alexis, Jos. N. Lussier, cure.
St. Alphonse de Rodriguez, F. Pari-
zeau, cure.
St. Andre, A. Dugast, cure.
Ste. Anne de Bellevue, G. F. O. Che-
vrefils, cure U. Pare, vie.
Ste. Anne des Plaines, J. E. Dugas,
cure, G. Dugas, a.c.
St. Augustin, P. A. Laporte, cure.
St. Barthelemy, J. Charette, cure.
St. Basile le Grand, A. Cornell.
Ste. Beatrix, A. Meunier, cure.
St. Benoit, F. Corbeil, cure.
St. Blaise, R. Bonin, cure, Chas.
Boissonneault, a.c.
St. Bruno, N. A. Valois, cure.
St. Calixte, A. Lajeunesse, cure.
St. Canut, L. Pineault.
St. Colomban, J. F. Forget, cure.
St. t 6me, Jos. Deschenes, cur6.
St. Constant, P. Bedard, cure.
St. Cunegonde, F. X. E. Ecrement,
cure, C. Duprat.
St. Cuthbert, Andre Brien, cure, C.
Robillard, vie.
St. Damien, J. Brien, cure.
Ste. Dorothee, L. de G. Casaubon,
cure.
St. Edouard, S. Maynard, cur&.
Ste. Elizabeth, D. Brien, cure,
St. Elizabeth, A. Lacasse, cur6, J.
Thibaudeau, vie.
Ste. Emilie, S. Laporte, cure.
St. Esprit, O. Dubois, cure, J. B.
Desrosiers, vie.
St. Eustache, C. Ouimet, cure, C.
Villeneuve, vie.
St. Felix de Valois, P. Pelletier.cure,
U. Archambeault, a.c.
St. Frangois de Sales, D. Casaubon,
cure, F. X. Vezina, a.c.
Ste. Genevieve, J. B. Bourget, cure.
St. Henri, R. Decarie, cure, T. De-
carie, F. X. Plante, J. Piette, vies.,
J. B. Rioux, anc. cure.
St. Hennas, P. Leduc, cure.
St. Hippolite, C. Rochon, cure.
St. Hubert, R. Giroux, cure.
St. Isidore, O. Blanchard, cure.
St. Jacques de 1 Achigan, T. Mare
chal, cure, J. Saint-Denis, vie.
St. Jacques le Mineur, J. Morin,
V. F., cure, R. Pflletier, vie.
St. Janvier, J. O. Laboute, cure, Frs
Laboute, vie., J. B. Lemonde, a. c.
St. Jean de Dorchester, C. Collin,
curt 1 , A. Chevalier, vie.
St. Jean de Matha, I. Prevost, cure.
St. Jerome, L. J. Lafortune, V.F.,
cure, Landry, Arc. Magnan, vies.
St. Joseph du Lac, D. Piche, cure.
Ste. Julie, C. Daignault, cure.
Ste. Julienne, A. Viau, cure.
St Lambert, Frs. Rabeau, dess.
St. Laurent, G. Dion, C.S.C.,cure.
St. Leonard de Port-Maurice, A.
Houle.
St. Ligouri, L. Thvfault, cure.
St. Lin, J. B. Proulx. Hon. Can.,
cure, A. Martel, J. Chagnon, vies.
St. Luc, N. A. Dugas, cure.
Ste. Lucie, J. Limoges, cure.
Ste. Marguerite, G. Moreau, cure.
Ste. M. Solomee, C.T. E.Viger, cure.
St. Martin, M. Leblanc, cure, G.
Milaneon, vie.
Ste. Melanie, L. Fr. Bonin, cure, F.
S. Jeannotte, a.c.
St. Michel de Napierville, L. M. Tail-
Ion, V.F., cure.
St. Michel des Saints, O. Guimond,
cure.
Ste. Monique, Jos. F. Archambeault,
cure.
St. Norbert, C. Durocher, cure.
St. Paul. J. D. Dupont, cure.
St. Paul 1 Ermite, J. Huot, cure, J.
Richard, vie.
St. Philippe, G. H. Laporte. cure.
St. Placide, J. B. Beauchamp, cure.
St. Remi, A. Baril, cure, G. Plouffe,
vie.
St. Roch de 1 Achigan, T. Dagenais,
cure, L. Laporte, vie
St. Rose, J. Aubin, cure, J. Cloutier,
vie.
St. Sauveur, P. S. Pierre, cure.
Ste. Scholastique, R. Hetu, cure, R.
Coutant, vie.
Ste. Sophie, E. Prieur, cure.
St. Sulpice, F. X. Arneault, cure.
Ste. Therese, Very Rev. A. Vailla
court, cure, A. Carrieres, vie.
Ste. Theodosie, L. Perreault, cure.
St. Thomas, J. O. Chicoine, cure, M.
Vigneault, vie
St. Valentin, V.Dupuis, cure.
St. Vincent de Paul, T. Coutu, cure..
H. Bellerose, vie., O. Harel.
St. Zenon, L. Gagnon, cure.
Sault-au-Recollet, C.Beaubien, cure.
Sherrington, Jos. A. Peladeau cure.
Terrebonne, J. Piche, cure, L. Labrie,
vie.
Varennes, J. S. Theberge, V. F.,
cure, J. A. Lavallee, vie., J. F. X.
Bourbonnais, anc. cure.
Verchf-res, A. Berard, cure\
ARCHDIOCESE OF OTTAWA,
Arclibishop Most Rev. Jos. Thtmas
Duhamel, D.D.
Vicar-General Very Rev. J. O.
Routhier.
Chancellor V. Rev. P. McCarthy.
Vice-Chancellor Hev. J. C. W. De-
guire, D.D.
CITT OP OTTAWA.
Cathedral of the Immaculate Con
ception V. Rev. J. O. Routhier,
V.G.; L. N. Campeau, G. Bouillon,
J. A. Plantin, P. Beauchamp, J.
C. W. Deguire, D.D., E. Groulx.
St. Anne s S. A. Moreau.
St. Bridget s P. McCarthy.
St. Jean Baptiste P. Jacques, O.S.
D., A. Cote, Stephen Gauvreaia,
O.S.D., V. Charland, O.S.D., A.
Benoit, O.S.D.
St. Francis Revs. Louis-Marie, Leon
ard. Moise, Victor, Maurice, Se-
bastien, Alexis, Candide, Patrick.
St. Joseph s H. Constantineau, O.
M.I.. J. W. Howe, O.M.I.
St. Patrick s J. M. Whelan.
Notre Dame du bon Conseil, T. Cole.
Sacred Heart A. T. Valiquette, J.
E. Jeannotte, O.M.I.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Angers, J. Bte. Langlais.
Arundel, A. Casbron, T. Droussais,
S.M.
Aylmer, A Labelle, J. A. Carriere.
Bouchette, J. Allard.
Buckingham. F. Michel. J. Routhier.
Cantley, A. Motard, J. E. Charlebois.
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Chelsea, C. Poulin.
Chiite aux-Iroquois, F. Le Gendre.
Farrelton, J. Foley.
GracefieM, C. Gay.
Grenville, J. Gascon.
Hartwell, A. Guillaume.
Hull, P. Lecomte, O.M.I., supr., M.
Prevost, J. B. Grandfils, J. Dozois,
A. E. Duhaut, F. M. Georget,
O.M.I.
Labelle, A. Desjarding.
Maniwaki, C. Laporte, supr., F. Plan,
O.M.I., J. P. Gueguen, O.M.I., J.
Laniel, O. M. I., M. Desjardins,
O.M.I.
Masham Mills, J. Lyonnais.
Masson, \V. D. Richen.
Monte Bello, T. Allard, A. Lemonde.
Moritfort, L. Vallais, J. M. Castex,
S.M.
Notre dame de la Salette, J. Lprtie.
Notre dame du Laus, E. Trinquier.
Papineauville, E. Rochon.O. Drolet.
Plantagenet, E. 0. Croteau.
Rapide de L Original, A. Desjardins.
Ripon, J. Guay.
Ste. Agatha, A. Corbeil.
St. Andre Avellin, J. P. Belanger, M.
Boisseau, curate.
St. Faustin, P. Garon.
St. Ignace de Nomininque, T. Cottet,
L. M. Vuaillet, E. Rion, J. A. Mon-
tel.
St. Rerni, S. Amherst, O. Lemay.
St. Jovite, S. Ouimet.
St. Malachie, F. X. Brunette.
St. Philippe d Argenteuil, P. Mon-
tour, D. Belanger.
Suffolk, M. Chamberland.
Templeton, I. Champagne.
Thurso, J. Chatelain.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Alfred, P. Lombard.
Almonte, D. F. Foley.
Casselman, A. Beausoleil, L.H. Major.
Clarence Creek, Thos. Caron, L. H.
Levac.
Curran, J. Pilon.
Cyrville, H. Richard, J. Leclech, T.
Rotutin.
Dawson, W. McCauley.
Embrun, J. U. Forget.
Fallowfield, J. A. Sloan.
Fournier, E. G. Dacier.
Gateville, J. Myrand.
Gloucester, J. Dunn.
Hawkesbury Mills, S. Philip.
Huntley (West), P. Corkery.
Lefaivre, P. Bedard.
L Orignal, O. Berube.
Notre Dame de Lourdes, J. Pineau,
L. Houben, S.M.
Orleans, L. A. Lavpie.
Pakenham, D. Lavin.
Plantagenet, E. C. Croteau.
Richmond, F. J. McGovern.
Rocklarid, J. Hudon.
St. Albert de Cambridge, A. Gau
thier.
St. Anne, E. Coderre.
St. Eugene, F. Towner, H. Touchette
St. Isidore, J. Boulay.
Sarsfield, Osc. Cousineau.
The Brook, A. Larose.
Vankleek Hill, P. Dussere Telmon.
Wendover, O. Ferron.
ARCHDIOCESE OF QUEBEC.
Archbishop His Eminence, Elzear
Alexander Cardinal T aschereau, DD
Coadjutor-Bishop Right Rev. L. N
Begin, D.D.
Vicars-General Mgr. T. E. Hame
and M&jr. Cyrille A. Marois.
Secretary Rev. B. Ph. Garneau.
Sub-SeretaryRev. J. C. Arsenault.
Official Mgr. C. A. Marois, V.G.
Assessors Mgr. B. Paquet, Mgr. J. C.
K. Laflamme, Revs. F. X. Faguy, L.
A. Paquet.
romotor Mgr. H. Tetu.
Vice-PromotorlAgr. C. O. Gagnon.
hancellor Rev. B. Ph. Garneau.
Vice-Chancellor Rev. J. C. Arsen
ault.
CITY OF QUEBEC.
Archbishop s Palace His Eminence
E. A. Cardinal Taschereau, D.D. ;
Mgr. L. N. Begin, coadjutor and
administrator ; Mgr. C. A. Marois,
V.G.; Mgr. H. Tetu; Mgr. C. O.
Gagnon ; Rev. B. Ph. Garneau,
Secretary ; Rev. J. C. Arsenault,
sub-secretary ; Rev. L. H. Paquet.
Notre Dame Parish Cathedral of
the Immaculate Conception, F. X.
Faguy, P.P., H. DeFoy, A. Faucher,
curates, D. Pampalon.
St. Roch Parish St. Roch s, A. A.
Gauvreau, P.P., A. Lachance, Ph.
Roy, G. Remillard, B. Paradis, A.
Laeasse, Ph. Cote.
St. Sauveur Parish St. Sauveur, P.
Drouet, O.M.I., supr. and P.P., F.
A. Grenier, M. J. Royer, O.M.I.,
Ch. Boissonault, O.M.I., V. Burtin,
O.M.I., Ls. Charles, O.M.I., J. W.
Perron, O.M.I., A. Desilets, O.M.I.,
M. Desjardins, O.M.I.
Notre Dame de la Garde Parish
Notre Dame de la Garde, F. X. La-
plante, P.P.
St. John Baptist Parish St. John
the Baptist s, B. Demers, A. Tasch
ereau, Em. Martin, U. Brunei, A.
Morissette, curates.
St. Patrick s Haute Ville, P. Rossback,
C.SS.R., rector, J. McCarthy, M.
Maloney, C.SS.R., M. A. Ander
son, C.SS.R., M. Bonia, C.SS.R.
Limoilou Parish A. Cote, P.P.
Stadacona Parish L. P. Delisle, P.P.
Ancienne Lorette, J. O. Faucher,
P.P., J. Rouleau, curate.
Ange Gardien, A. Vailla7icourt, P.P.
Armagh, B. Dionne, P.P.
Beaumont, H. Bernier, P.P.
Beauport, A.Deziel.P.P., H.Michaud,
curate. Chapel at the Insane Asy
lum, Rev. A. Rousseau, chaplain,
P. Leclerc, assist.
Beaurivage, P. O Reilly, P.P.
Berthier, F. Dupuis, P.P., M. Hudon,
retired.
Bienville, L. Gauvreau, P.P.
Broughton, F. Pelletier, P.P.
Buckland, P. Roy, P.P. St. Damien,
J. O. Guimont, P.P.
Cap Rouge, Od. Marois, P.P.
Cap St. Ignace, N. J. Sirois, P.P.,
O. Blanchet, curate.
Cap-Sante, D. Gosselin, P.P.
Charlesbourg, J. Hoffman. P.P., J.
Kirouac, curate, J. B. Villeneuve,
retired.
Chateau Richer, A. Gingras, P.P.
Chaudiere-Station, A. Rouleau, P.P.
Cranbourne, J. G. DeBlois, P.P.
Deschambault, U. Rousseau, P.P.,
A. Lemay, curate.
East Broughton, 0. D. Naud, P.P.
Elgin Road, Sal. Richard, P.P.
Fortierville, A. A. Beaudet, P.P.
Frampton, J. O Farrell, PP.
Fraserville, Ludger Blais, P.P., K.
Hudon, E. Cote, curates.
Grondines, J. D Ballantyne, P.P.
Grosse He, J. B. Derome, P.P.
:ie aux Grues, J. B. Gosselin, P.P.
Inverness, S. Turcotte, P.P.
iamouraska, N. H. Leclerc, P.P.
Kennebec, J. Elie Breton, P.P.
~,a Beauce, J. E. Feuiltault, P.P., E.
Pelletier, curate.
Lac Etchemin, Thos, Lauze, P.P.
Lac Noir, P. Ouellet, P.P.
Lambton, A. Belleau, P.P., Ls. Bel-
leau, curate.
Langevin, T. Trudel, P.P.
Laval, Ths. P. Begin, P.P.
Leclercville, P. Dube, P.P.
Les Ecureuils, Jos. B. Soulard, P.P.
Levis, F. X. Gosselin, P.P., L. Garon,
J. Cinq-Mars, A. Roy, curates.
Hospice St. Joseph de la Delivr-
ance, W. O. Plaisance, chaplain,
F. Dumontier, P. Golfer, F. Mc-
Donell, J. Neville, L. E. Grondin.
L Islet, C. Bacon, P.P., A. Proulx,
curate.
Lorette, G. Giroux, P.P., A Lamothe
and A. Hudon, curates.
Lotbiniere, L. L. Paradis, P.P.
Lyster, R. Labbe, P.P.
Mt. Carmel, G. Goudreau, P.P.
Montmagny, L. Rousseau, P.P., P.
Godbout and J. Morin, curates.
Newbois, F. Rouleau, P.P.
New Ireland, J. O. Langlois, P.P.
New Liverpool, P. Lessard, P.P., C.
Picher, curate.
Notre Dame des Anges de Montau-
ban, S. Garon, P.P.
Notre Dame du St. Roeaire, A.
Talbot, P.P.
Notre Dame du Portage, J. Z. A.
Girard, P.P., W. Clavet, curate.
Point-aux-Trembles, A. Boucher.P.P.
Pont-Rouge, E. Hudon, P.H.
Portneuf, Nap. Cinqmars, P.P., A.
Bourassa, curate.
Riviere Boisclair, H. Gagnon, P.P.
Riviere Ouelle, A. Michaud, P.P.
Sacre Coeurde Marie, G. Auclair.P.P
St. Agapit de Beaurivage, A. Poulict,
P.P.
Ste. Agathe, P. Kelly, P.P.
St. Alban, E. F. Casault, P.P.
St. Alexandre, Chs. Bourque, P.P.,
C. Roy, a. c.
St. Alphonse de Thetford, J. A.
D Auteuil, P.P., L. Gosselin, cur
ate.
St. Andre, L. Halle, P.P., E. Roy.
Sts. Anges de Beauce, D. Guimont,
P.P.
Ste. Anne de Beaupre, J. Tielen,
C.SS.R., P.P., R. Allad, C.SS.R.,
minister, P. Pampalon, C.SS.R.,
Ed. Flynn, C.SS.R., 01. Leclerc,
C.SS.R., J. Hoyois, C.SS.R., Ls.
St. Pierre, C.SS.R., E. Lamon-
tasrne, C.SS.R.
Ste. Anne de Lapocatiere, G. Fraser,
P.P., S. Chenard, curate. C. E.
Poire, retired.
St. Anselme, F. Morisset, P.P., P.
Vincent, curate.
St. Antoine, H. Blanchet, P.P., B.
Robin, retired.
St. Antonin, B. Desjardins, P.P., E.
V. Dion, retired.
St. Apollinaire, C. N. Paquet, P.P.
St. Aubert, C. Leclerc, P.P.
St. Augustin, A. O. Godin, P.P., A.
Verreau, curate.
St. Basile, A. Gauthier, P.P., L. B.
Chabot, retired.
St. Bernard, H. L. O. Moisan, P.P.
St. Bernardin de Sienna, Ls. Garon,
P.P.
St. Bruno, P. Grondin, P.P.
St. Casimir, A. H. Paquet, P.P.,
D. Chenard and O. Martin, curates.
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Ste. Catherine, S. Jolicoeur, P.P.
St. Charles, J. D. Beaudoin, P.P.
Ste. Christine, A. Fortin, P P
Ste. Claire, W. H. Couture, P.P.
Ste. Croix, G. Cote, P.P., J.
Houde, curate.
St. Cyrille, M. FilJion, P.P.
St. Damase, Ls. Dion, P.P.
St. David de 1 Aube-Riviere, H. Des-
jardines, P.P.
St. Denis de la Bouteillerie, C. S
Brochu, P.P.
St. Eleuthere, A. Caron, P P
St. Elzear, J. E. Roy, P.P.
St. Ephrem de Tring, L. M. Morisset
P.P., Th. Mercier, curate.
St. Eugene, F. Boutin, P.P.
St. Evariste de Forsyth, N. Proulx,
Ste. Famille. lie d Orleans, L. J
Gagnon, P.P.
St. Ferdinand de Halifax, L. Gagne
P.P., L. E. Grondin, retired.
St. Ferreol, G. Lemieux, P.P
St. Flavien, Ach. Vallee, P.P
Ste. Foye, A. Scott, P.P
St. Frangois, L. Z. Lambert, P.P.,
L. N. Fiset, curate.
St. Francois, He d Orleans, J. E
Leclerc, P.P.
St. Francois Riv. du Sud, F A
Oliva, P.P., A. Langlais, curate.
St. Prederic, J. E. Martin, P.P.
St. Georges, Th. Montminy, P.P B
Martin, curate.
St. Germain, J. H. Frechette, P.P
St. Gilles, A. Mag-nan, P.P.
St.Gervais, J. C. Richard, P.P.
St. Gilbert, L. Coulombe, P.P
Ste. Henedine, A. Paquet, P P
Ste. Helene, B. C. Guy, P.P.
St. Henri de Lauzon, F. Laliberte,
P.P., E. Paquet, curate,
p Honore de Shenley, A. Feuiltault,
St. Isidore, P. Da Sylva, P.P O
Grenier.
St. Jean-Chrysostome, P. V. Legare,
St. Jean Deschaillons, P < ) Drolet
P.P., T. Thihaudeau, curate
St. Jean Port Joli, F. Frenette P P
O. Savard, curate, H. Dube, retired
fet Jean He d Orleans, L. Mayrand,
r. f., j. B. Blouin, retired.
St. Joachim, C. McCrea P P
St. Joseph, N. F. Fortier, P.P. H
Fortier, curate.
St. Joseph, E. S. Fafard, P P E
Cloutier and L. Picher, curates!
Mgr. C Guay, retired.
St .Julie de Somerset, P. P. Dube
B. Leclerc, curate.
St. Lambert, F. X. Methot P P
St^ Laurent, He d Orleans, W. Blais,
St. Lazare, D. Lemieux. P.P.
Ste. Louise, G. Guy, P.P
St. Magloire de Ro ux, J. Boulet,P.P.
St. Malachie, J. H. Frechette P P
St. Marcel, F. X. A. Dulac, P P
Ste Marguerite, E. Laliberte, P P
at. Martin, A. Lafrance, P P
St. Maxime de Scott, H Dionne.P.P.
bt. Methode, Jos. Valin, P P
St. Michel, J. A. Bureau, P.P j o
Veilleux, curate.
St. Neree, Geo. T. Pelletier P P
St. lucolas, J. E. Page P P
St. Onesime, P. A. Ouellet, p.P
St. Pacome, C. Galerneau, P P M
Moreau, retired.
St. Pamphile, H. Lessard, P.P
St. Paschal, Chs. Baillargeon, P.P.
Paul de Montminy, J. E. Galer-
Ste. Petroniile, E. O. Corriveau, P.P.
St. Philemon, C. C. Leveque, P.P.
St. Philippe de Neri, A. Boissinot,
St. Pierre-Baptiste, J. B. Thiboutot,
St. Pierre, Riv. du Sud., T. Dela-
grave, P.P.
St. Pierre, He d Orleans, C. Halle, P.P
St. Prosper, A. Vezina. P.P.
St. Raphael, F. L Paradis, P.P., O
Dupuis, curate.
St. Raymond, F. A. Bergeron, P.P.
H. Hudon, curate.
St. Rochdes Aulnets,F.Garneau, P.P
St. Samuel, L. P. M. Deschenes, P.P.,
S. Deschenes, curate.
St. Severin de Beaurivage, F. X.
Couture, P.P.
St Sophie d Halifax, C. S. Richard,
St. Sylvestre, O. E. Verret, P.P.
St. Theophile, L. Rochette, P.P.
St. Tite des Caps, L. Perusse, P.P.
St. Ubald, J. E. Rouleau, P.P.
St. Valier, J. A. Rainville, P.P.
St. Victor de Tring, C. Benibe, P.P.,
J. Blais, curate.
St. Zacharie, R. Morissette, P.P.
Sault Montmorency, J. B. Ruel P P
Sillery, A. E. Maguire, P.P
Somerset, D. Matte, P.P., J. Dumais
and J. F. Gagnon, curates.
Standon, A. Gouin, P.P., Chs. Gouin
assistant.
Stoneham, M. Bernard, P.P.
Valcartier, H. McGratty, P.P
Valletort, P. M. Meunier, P.P.
ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. BONIFACE.
Archbishop Most Rev. L P Ad
Langevin, O.M.I., D.D.
Vicar-General Very Rev. J. Allard,
Secretary Arthur Beliveau, pro tern
MANITOBA ST. BONIFACE.
St. Boniface Cathedral -Rev. J. Mes
sier, P.P., rector ; Rev. J.Georges
O.M.I., curate ; Rev. G. Cloutier
J. U. Poitras, O.M.I., bursar-
Rev. E. Gravel, chaplain of Gray
Nuns ; Rev. H. Heyuen, Rev. F
Woodcutter.
Brandon, Rev. W. J. Jubinville.
Deloraine, Rev. E. Proth.
Fort Alexander, Rev. James Mao-nan
O.M.I., and Rev. P. Chaumont,
O . AI . I .
Fort Ellice. P. St. Germain, O M I
P. Favreau, O.M.I.
Lorette, Joseph Dufresne.
N. D. de Lourdes, the Rev. Canons
of the Immaculate Conception :
Rev. Dom Paul Benoit, supr., Dorri
Agnes Patel, Dom Marie Antoine
Straube and Brother Felix
Peguis and Selkirk, Rev. J. Allard
O.M.I., V.G.; Rev. J. B. Baudin,
St. Leon, N. Pelletier, P.P., Rev N
Poulin, curate.
St. Malo, Rev. A. Noret.
St. Norbert, J. N. Ritchot, V.G
St. Norbert Monastery of Rev
Trappist Fathers, Dom. Louis, Dom
Paul, Dom. Pie.
St. Pie and Emerson, J. N. Jutras
Winnipeg St. Mary s, Rev P D
""let, O.M. I., Jos. McCarthyi
O.M.I., O Dwyer.O.M.I.; tamac^
late Conception, A. A. Cherrier.
NORTH-WEST TERRITORY.
La Montagne des bois,
Lac Qu Appelle, Prisque Magnan, O.
M.I., J. Campeau, O.M.I., Rev P
Perrault, O.M.I. Industrial School!
F. Hugonnard, O.M.I., Rev. P
Jacob, O.M.I.
Fannystelle, Rev. Lebrault.
Pine Creek, Revs. Chaumont and
Dorais, O.M.I.
Qu Appelle Station, J. A. Rov
Regina, Rev. M. Zerback.
St. Boniface Industrial School Rev
Father Dorais, O.M.I.
o ifi se du Lac> Rev " F Lecoq
St ^Hubert (Whitewood), J. A. Roy.
ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO.
Archbishop Most Rev. John Walsh,
View GeneralVery Rev J J
McCann.
Archdeacon
Secretary Rev. James Walsh, St
John s Grove, Toronto.
Bishop s Council Very Revs Vicar
General and Deans.
Deans- Very Rev. W. R. Harris, St.
Catherines ; Very Rev. J. J. Egan
Barne.
CITY OF TORONTO.
Rivere aux Rats, M. Jolys, P. P. ; Rev.
Maisonneuve, curate.
Ste. Agathe, A. Bourret.
Ste. Anne (des Chenes), R. Giroux
St. Adolphe, Rev. M. Derome.
St. Alphonse, F. Perquis.
St. Andrews, D. Gillis.
St. Athanase, Sept. Lemieux.
St. Charles, D. Dandurand, O.M I
St. Eustache. A. Martin.
St. Francis Xavier. F. X. Kavanaugh
St. Hyacinthe, E. B. Rocan.
St. John Baptiste s, D. Fillion.
St. Joseph, T. Campeau.
St. Laurent, Revs. C. T. Camper, O
M.I., Z. Gascon, O.M.I., Rev. P
Comeau, O.M.I., Bro. Mulvihill,
O.M.I.
St. Michael s Cathedral Rev Francis
Ryan, Rector ; F. F. Rohleder
James Tracey and Ambrose Small
bt. Basil s L. Brennan
St. Helen s Very Rev. John Cruise
bt. John s, East Toronto Village A
Lafontaine, Win. Hart.
St. Joseph s J. J. McEntee
St Mary s- Very Rev. J. J. McCann,
V.G William McCann and John
Kelly.
Our Lady of Lourdes Jas. Walsh
St Patrick s-Rev.Fr.Wynn.C.SS.R
Rector.
St -, Paul s Rev. J. L. Hand, Rector
M. Cline and H. J. Cannino-
St. Peter s, L. Minehan.
Sacred Heart^-P. Lamarche.
House of Providence Chaplain L
Gibra.
Sacred Heart Orphanage (Sunny-
side) Chaplain, Wm. Bergart.
Alliston, H. Gibney.
Apto, M. J. Gearin.
Barrie Very Rev. J. J. Egan, Dean ;
H. J. Sweeney.
Brechin, K. McRae
Caldwell, P. Whitney.
Colgan, J. Kilcullen, P. Kiernan.
Colhngwood, E. J. Kiernan and P
McEcheran.
Dixie, J. Coyle.
Falls View, A. J. Kreidt, O C C
Philip Best, O.C.C., Dionvsius
Best, O.C.C.
Fort Erie, P. McColl.
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Lafontaine, J. F. Beaudoin.
Merritton, Rev. F. Smith.
Midland, J. Colin.
Newmarket, D. Morris.
Niagara, J. J. Lynch.
Niagara Falls, Dominic O Malley, U.
C?C., rector.
Orangeville, J. Minehan.
Orillia, F. W. Duffy.
Oshawa, M. J. Jeffcott.
Pickering, Eug. Gallagher.
Penetanguishene, Th. F. Laboureau.
Chaplaincy, Provincial Reform
atory, J. Gibbons.
Port Colborne, J. J. McEntee.
Schomberg, J. Carberry.
Smith ville, E. Crinnon.
Stayner, M. Moyna.
St. Catharines, Very Rev. Dean W.
R. Harris and M. D. Whelan ; St.
Mary s, L. A. H. Allain.
Thornhill, P. McMahon.
Thorold, T. Sullivan.
Toronto Junction, Wm. Benn.
Uptergrove, H. A. McPhillips.
Uxbridge, A. O Malley.
VroomMiton, T. Cantillon.
Wildfleld (Gore of Toronto), J. Kea
den.
DIOCESE OF ALEXANDRIA.
Bishop Hi. Rev. Alexander Mac-
Donell, D.D.
Alexandria, Rt, Rev. Alexander Mac-
Donell, D.D., Rev. D. R. Macdonald
Cornwall, George Corbett, pastor;
D A. Campbell, assistant.
Cornwall East, Paul de Saunhac, pas
tor ; A. Robus, assistant.
Crysler, Wm. McKinnon.
Glennevis, Donald C. MacRae
Glen Robertson, Duncan Macdonald.
Greenfield, R. A. McDonald.
Lochiel, William Fox.
Moose Creek, M. J. Leahy.
St Andrews, W. MacDonell.
St Raphael, Terence Fitzpatrick.
Williamstown, John Twomey.
DIOCESE OF ANTIGONISH.
Bishop Rt.Rev.Jno. Cameron D.D.
Vicar-General Very Rev. J. Ai-
Quinan, D.D.
Secretary -Rev. A. Thompson, D.D.
Antigonish, Rt. Rev. John Cameron,
D Hugh Gillis, rector.
Acadiaville, Alex Beaton
Arichat, Jas. M. Quinan, D.D. , V. Or.,
Lubin Gallant.
Arisaig, R. McKenzie
Boisdale, Alex. F. McGilhvray.
Bridgeport, Chas. Macdonald.
Broad Cove, D. Chisholm.
Canso, D. V. Phelan.
Cheticamp, Peter Fiset.
Christmas Island, A. Cameron, D.D
Creignish, Arch. J. Chisholm.
Descousse, L. McPherson.
East Bay, M. McKenzie.
Ferrona, Roderick McDonald.
Friar s Head, Th. Richard.
Georgeville, Dougald Cameron.
Glendale, D. Mclsaac.
Grand Mira, Rodk. McNeil.
Guysborough, M. Tompkms.
Havre-a-Bouche, M. Coady.
Heatherton, R. Grant.
Ingonish, W. B. McPherson.
lona, J. J. .McNeil.
Judique, Arch. Chisholm.
Lake Ainslie, Alex. Chisholm, D.D.
Lakevale, John Shaw.
L Ardoise, Hugh McPherson.
Listnore, Andrew McGillivray.
Little Glace Bay, Fmlay Chisholm.
Lourdes, W. B. McDonald.
Low Point, A. McKenzie and A. Mac-
Donald.
Mabou, John McMaster, Ph.D.
Mainadieu, Wm. Kiely.
Margaree, R. McDougall. Southwest,
F. J. Chisholm.
New Glasgow, Ronald Macdonald.
Petit Bras d Or, M. A. McPherson.
Pictou, J. J. Chisholm.
Pomquef, Jos. Macdonald.
Port Felix, D. Chisholm.
Port Hawkesbury, Alex.L. McDonald.
Port Hood, C. Chisholm.
Port Morien, D. P. McDonald.
Port Mulgrave, B. Mulling.
Red Islands, Neil Macdonald.
Reserve Mine, R. Mclnnis.
River Bourgeois, A. M. O Handley.
St. Andrew s. James Fraser.
St. Francis Harbor, A. G. McAulay.
St. Joseph s, J. J. Fraser.
St. Peter s, John C. Chisholm.
Sydney, James Quinan. North Syd
ney, D. J. Mclntosh.
Sydney Mines, C. F. McKinnon.
Thorburn, A. M. Monbourquette.
Tracadie, M. Laffin.
DIOCESE OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
Bishop Right Rev. James Charles
McDonald, D.D.
Vicars-General Very Rev. Mgr. Jas.
McDonald and Very Rev. James
Phelan.
Secretary Rev. I. TheriaxUt.
Charlottetown, Rt. Rev. James
Charles McDonald, D.D., James
Morrison, D.D., P. P. Arsenault
I. Theriault.
Alberton, Alfred E. Burke.
Baldwin s Road, Michael J. McMillan.
Bloomfield, F. X. Gallant.
Cardigan Bridge, J.C. McMillan,D.D.
De Sable, D. B. Reid.
East Point, A. J. Mclntyre.
Egmont Bay, Stanislas Boudreault.
Fort Augustus, Allan J. McDonald.
Georgetown, Stephen T. Phelan.
Grand River, Lot 14, Laughhn J.
McDonald.
Grand River, Lot 55, J. C. McLean.
Hope River, James /Eneas McDonald.
Indian River, Mgr. D. J. Gillis.
Kinkora, J. J. McDonald.
Kinkora, Lot 11, E. P. O N. Boyd.
Miscouche, John A. McDonald.
Montague, West, Right Rev. James
Phelan, V.G.
Palmer Road, John Chaisson, D.D.
Rollo Bay, Edward Walker, D.D.
Rustico, Ronald B. McDonald.
St. Andrew s, Very Rev. Mgr. James
McDonald, V.G.
St. Margaret s, A. P. McLellan.
St. Peter s Bay, R. J. Gillis.
Souris, Donald Frs. McDonald.
Sturgeon, William Phelan.
Summerside, D. J. G. McDonald.
Tignish, D. M. McDonald.
Tracadie, P. J. Hogan
Vernon River, Patrick Doyle, D.D.
MAQDALKN 1SLAXDS.
Bassin Alphonsus Pouliot.
Etang du Nord, G. DeFinance
Havre aux Maisons, J. Blacqmere.
St Dunstan s College, Rev. Peter
Curran, A. J. McDougal, I. R. A.
McDonald.
DIOCESE OF CHATHAM.
Bixhop Right Rev. James Rogers,
D.D.
Vicar-General-Very Rev. Thos. F.
Barrv.
Secretary Rev. John S. Knight. .
Chatham, Right Rev. James Rogers,
D. D., Henry Joyner.J. S. Knight,,
and Edward McAxiley.
Acadiaville, Andrew Berube.
Barnaby River, F. C. P. Campbell.
Bartibogue, William A. Morrisey.
Bathurst (Town), Very Rev. Thomas
F. Barry, V.G.
Bathurst Village, William Varrilly.
Belledune, Theo. Van de Moortel.
Campbellton, Edward P. Wallace.
Caraquet, Theophilus Allard,
Ozaime.
Charlo, A. A. Boucher.
Dalhousie, Rev. S. J. Crumley.
Drummond, Felix Dugal.
Edmondston, Comas D Amour.
Grand Anse, Joseph Trudelle.
Grand Falls, Michael O Keefe.
Jacquet River, Hilarion Doucet.
L Amec, Joseph li. Doucet.
Neguac, Joseph Theberge.
Nelson, Nicholas Power.
Newcastle, P. W. Dixon, M. O Brien.
Pacquet-Ville, Joseph Levasseur.
Petit Rocher, John Carter.
Pokemouche, Thomas J. Fitzgerald.
Pokemouchelsland, Inkerman.Azade
Trudelle.
Red Bank (North-west Miramicni),
Rev. Peter V. Duffy.
Renous Bridge, Edward S. Murdoch.
Richibucto, Edw. J. Bannon.
Rogersville, M. F. Richard.
Shippegan, S. J. Doucet.
St. Ann, Maximus Babineau.
St. Basil, L. N. Dugal.
St Charles Borromeo, W.W.Venner.
St. Francis Xavier, J. N. Dumont.
St. Francis of Assisi, G. B. Gauvm.
St! Hilaire, Anthony Comeau.
St! Isidore, Louis Gagnon.
St. Jacques, Rev. F. Regis Gagnon
St. Leonard, L. A. Launiere. John J,
Nugent.
St Louis des Francois, Jos. Pelletier.
St. Theresa, Wilfred E. Sormany.
Tracadie, J. A. Babineau.
Upper Bay du Vin, Edm. Pattenaude.
DIOCESE OF CHICOUTIMI.
Bishop -Rt. Rev. M. T. Labrecque,
D.D.
Vicars-General Very Rev. .B. E.
Leclerc, Malbaie, Charlevoix Co.;
Very Rev. F. Gendron, Point aux
Esquimaux ; Very Rev. F. X. Belly,
Chicoutimi.
Vicars-ForaneRev. A. Fafard, Baie
St. Paul ; Rev. Leon Parent, Semin
ary, Chicoutimi; Rev. F. X.
Delage, Chambord, L. St. J.
Secretary Rev. F. X. Eugene Fre-
nette, Chicoutimi, P.Q.
rrocure-ur M.I abbe Alt. Labrecque.
Chicoutimi, F. X. Belly, V.G Elz.
Lavoie vicar. Convent of the
Good Shepherd, F. X. Belly, chap
lain. Hotel Dieu, E. Delamarre,
chaplain.
Ause St. Jean, Jean S. Pelletier.
Bagotville, Jos. Sirois
Ba\e St. Paul, A. Fafard, V.F., N.
Rouillard, vicar.
Bergeronnes, A. Guay.
Eboulements, Joseph Dumas, Med.
Boily, vicar.
Escoumins, On. Lavoie.
Grande-Baie, Thos. Roberge, Hypp.
Neron, vicar.
Hebertville, L. W. Barabe 1
Dufresne, vicar. St. 1 no, e
mas Laroache.
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163
He aux Coudres, Ones. Lavoie.
Jonquiere, H. Kerouack.
Lac St Jean, L. Babel, O.M.I., J
Barou, O.M.I.
Laterriere, Hil. Marceau.
Malbaie, B. E. Leclerc, V. G., Ed.
Boily and N. Falbot, vicars.
Metabetchouan, F. X. Delage, V.F
Mille Vaches, Jos. Perron.
Petite Riviere, Geo. Gannon, sr.
Roberval, Jos. Lizotte and Eugene
Hubert, vicar.
Sacre Coeur de Jesus, M. Tremblay.
Sacre Coeur de Marie*, Jos. Renaud.
Ste. Agnes, Louis Gagnon and Bug.
B&iard, vicar.
Ste. Anne, D. Roussel, and Ern.
Hervieux, vicar
St. Charles, C. R. Tremblay.
St. Cyriac, Sam. Bouchard.
St. Cyrille, Dyd. Tremblay.
St. Felicien, I,s. Tremblav
St. Fidele, N. Parant.
St. Fulgence, Ov. Larouche.
St. Gedeon, Jos. Paradis
St. Hilarion, Et. Simard.
St. Irenee, M. Tremblay.
St. Jerome, J. fi. Vallee, Elz. Ber
geron, vicar.
St. Joseph d Alma, H. Lavoie.
i. Methode, M. J. F. R. Gauthier.
St. Placide and St. Joseph, Louis
Boily.
St. Prime, L. E. Lauriot.
St. Simeon, M. Hudon.
St. Thomas d Aquin, J. F. Roy.
St. Urbain, Ad. Girard and Am.
Gaudreault, vicar.
Tadousac, Jos. E. Lemieux.
Brantford, P. Lennon, pastor, J J
Feeny.
Caledonia,. L. M. Lynch.
Cnrlsruhe, R. C. Lehmann.
Cayuga, Archdeacon Laussier
Chepstow, Stephen Wadel.
Deemerton, Jos. Wey
Dundalk, J. H. Coty.
Dundas, Very Rev. E. J. Heenan,
V.G., P. J. Madigan.
Dunville, E. Crinnon.
Durham, P. H. Hauck.
Elora, P. Cosgrove.
Formosa, Geo. Brohmann.
Freelton, G. Murphy
Gait, E. P. Slavin
Guelph, G. Kenny, S.J., rector, F.
Kavanagh, S.J., J. O Loane, S.J.
IT. Dumortier, S.J.
Macton, J. O Leary.
Mildmay. M. Halm.
Mount Forest, Very Rev. Dean O Con-
nell.
New Germany, Stephen Foerster
Oakville, R. T. Burke.
Owen Sound, Fr. Granottier, C S B
supr.; P. Shaughnessv, C.S.B P
Buckley, C.S.B.
Paris, Very Rev. J. Keough V G
St. Agatha, F. Hubert Aymans, C.R.,
St. Clement, J. Gehl.
Teeswater, J. Corcoran.
Walkerton, J. Kelly.
DIOCESE OF LONDON.
St. Francis (Trudel P.O.),P.Langlois.
ht. Joseph (Canard River P O) F
Marseilles.
St. Mary, Perth Co., P. Brennan.
St. Patrick (Fletcher P.O.), P. McCabe
st. Peter s, A. Loiselle.
St. Thomas, W. Flannery
Stony Point, N. D. St. Cyr
Stratford, E. B. Kilroy, D D D
Downey, and D. Foster
Strathroy, A. McKeon
Walkerville, L. A. Beaudoin.
Wallaceburgh and Dresden, John
Ronan.
Wawanosh (St. Augustine, P O)
Thos. Quiglev.
Windsor, S. Rochelau, dean, P L He-
reux, J. Scanlan.
Woodslee, E. Hodgkinson
W T oodstock, M. T. Brady
Wyoming, Philip Gnam.
Zurich, Th. J. Valentine.
DIOCESE OF NEW WEST
MINSTER.
Bishop Rt. Rev. Paul Durieu, O.M.
NEW WESTMINSTER.
Cathedral of St. Peter Rt. Rev. P.
DIOCESE OF HAMILTON.
Bishop Rt. Rev. Thomas Joseph
Dowling, D.D.
Vicars-Generals ~Rt. Rev E J
Heenan, Very Rev. J. Keough ,
Very Rev. L. Elena.
Seeretary and Supt. of Schools Rev
J. P. Holden.
Bishop s Council Rt. Rev E J
Heenan, V.G., V. Rev. J. Keough!
V.G., Very Rev. L. Elena, V.G.
Very Rev. G. Kenny, S.J., Very
Rev. Dr. Kloepfer, C.R., and Rt.
Rev. F. P. McEvay.
CITY OP HAMILTON.
Cathedral of St. Mary of the Imma
culate Conception F. P. McEvay
administrator, J. M. Mahony, J. P
Holden.
St. Joseph s J. J. Hinchey, adminis
trator.
St. Patrick s John J. Craven F
O Reilly.
St. Lawrence s K. E. Brady, admin
istrator.
OUTSIDE OP THE CITY OK HAMILTON.
Acton, P. Haley.
Arthur, J. Doh erty, pastor. R. Dube
Ayton, P. U Owens.
Berlin, W. Kloepfer, C.R., D.D St
Joseph s Chapel for the Poles, Rev
Stanislaus Rogalski, C. R Ph D
chaplain.
Berlin College, St. Jerome s- Rev
Theo. Spetz, C.R.,D D., superior;
Rev. Jos. Schweitzer, C.R Kev
A. Weiler, C.H., Ph.D.; Rev. Jos
Halter, C.R.; Rev. J. Kosinski,
C.R. ; Rev. A. Waechter CR-
Rev. Wm. V. Kloepfer, C.R.; Rev
Win. Kloepfer, C.R., DD- Verv
RCT. L. Elena, V.G.
Bishop Rt. Rev. Denis O Connor
C.S.B., D.D.
Chancellor Rev. M. J. Tiernan.
Secretari/T. Noonan.
Bishop s CoMwctZ Revs. J. Murphy
Joseph Bayard, E. B. Kilroy D D
D. Gushing, C.S.B.
CITY OF LONDON.
St. Peter s Cathedral M. J. Tiernan
rector T. Noonan, P. J. McKeon.
St. Mary s M. McCormack.
Alvmston, J. V. Tobin
Amherstburg, P. R yan C . S-B L
Renaud, C.S.B.
Ashfield (Kingsbridge P. O ) N
Dixon.
Belle River, J. E. Meunier
Bethune (Hessen P -) J - J - G "am.
Biddulph (Lucan P.O.), N. Gahan.
Bothwell, M. Cummins
Big Point, C. Parent.
Bismark, P. Quinlan.
Chatham, Paul Alf, O.S.F., supr and
rector, Leopold Ostermann, Henry
Berberich, O.S.F.
Conmna, J. Mugan.
French Settlement (Drysdale P O )
P. Courtois.
Goderich, T. West.
Ingersoll, J. Connolly.
Irishtown (Dublin P.O.), J. Murphv
dean, J. A. Kealv.
Kiakora, John O Neil.
La Salette, P. Corcoran.
Maidstone, C. E. McGee.
McGregor s, P. Bechard.
Mount Carmel, H. G. Traher
Paincourt (Dover South, P.O.) P
Andrieux.
Parkhill, D. McCrae and William
Fogarty.
Port Lambton, J. Aylward.
Ruscom River, A. Lorion.
Sandwich, F. Semeride, C.S B
Sarnia, Joseph Bayard.
Seaforth, J. Kennedy.
Simcoe, D. P. McMenamin.
St. Anne (Tecumseh P.O.), A. P
Villeneuve.
oAf -- " -ayar,
O.M.I F. Jayol, O.M.I., A. Dou-
tenville,O.M.I.,W.Morgan,O.M I
J. Audio, O.M.I.
Fort St. James, G. Blanchet O M I
A. G. Morice, O.M.I.
William s Lake, J. M. LeLacq O M I
OM , -
O.M.I., Ch. de Vriendt, O.M I
Kamloops City, J. M. Lejene, O.M I
Fred Guertin, O.M.I., A. Canon,
O.M.I.
Kootenay, N. Coccola, O. M. I N
Ouellette, O.M.I.
Matsqui (St. Mary s), C. E. Chirouse
O.M.I., P.Richard, O. M I P
Dommeau, O.M.I., F. Thoma s ;
O.M.I., Z. Picotte, O.M.I
Nazareth Seminary, E. Bunoz, O.M I
Nelson, L. Poitras.
Okanagan Mission, O. Cornellier O
Walsh, S h M.I MarCha1 - M - I - j:
Rossland, A. Lemay.
Vancouver, Henry Emmelen.
DIOCESE OF NICOLET
Bishop Right Rev. Elphege Gravel,
Vicars-General Very Rev. Mgr
Isaac Gelinas, and Very Rev L
V. Thibaudier.
Procurator and Chancellor Very
Rev. L.V. Thibaudier, F. A. Saint-
Germain, assistant.
E. de Chatillon, Maitre de Chapelle
a la Cathedrale.
Nicolet, Cathedral, Rev. P A Gouin
rector, Rev. B. Morin, vicar. Rev
Ph. Pratte, vicar ; St. Joseph
residence, Rev. Ph. H. Suzor,
V G. H. Rev. H. Alexandre
chaplain of the Sisters of the
Assumption of Nicolet.
Seminaire de Nicolet, Rev. Fr Dou-
yille, Sup. et Prefet des Etudes
Is. Gelinas, V. G., P.A A N
Bellemare ; M. G. Proulx, Ptre
Procureur ; Z. Lahaye, Ptre As
sistant Procureur et Econome H
Brunault, Ptre., Directeur- E
B a "l, F. Cantin, G. Desilets, A!
McDonald.
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Arthabaskaville, F.X. Lessard, cure;
R. Genereux, vie. ; D. L. Boucher,
chaplain, M. Lambert, chap.
Becancourt, E. Raiche, O. Melangon,
vicar.
Blandford, Ch. Ed. Mailhot.
St. Paul de Chester, J. B. H. Belle-
mare, cure ; P. Cardin, vie.
Drummondville, T. Quinn, cure, E.
Provancher, vicar.
Gentilly, M. Marchand, V.F.; C.Cot<5,
vie.
St. Felix de Kingsey, E. J. Roberge.
Kingsey Falls, G. Caron.
Le Baie du Febvre, J. N. Heroux,
cure; R. Joyal et O. Dubois, vies.
Maddington Falls, L. H. Lavallee, cure
Mission des Abenakis, Joseph D.
Gonzague.
Malades, E. Panneton, N. O. Larue,
O. Manseau, A. Savoie.
Notre Dame de Pierreville, L. E.
Boisvert.
Pierreville, St. Thomas , M. Roy,
cure. A. Houle, vicar.
Riviere David, A. Paquin, cure ; V.
Saint-Germain, vicar.
Rome, etudiant au college canadien
Alb. Gladu.
St. Albert, T. Lemire.
Ste. Angele de Laval, V.S. de
Carufel.
St. Bonaventure, A. Blondm, cure
Ste Brigitte des Saults, F. Connolly.
St. Celestin, Jos. Tessier, Mgr. J. 0.
Marquis, retired.
Ste. Christine, L. Toungny.
Ste. Clothilde, E. P. de Courval.
St. Cyrille de Wendover, E. Belle-
mare, L. Comeau, vicar.
Ste. Elizabeth, Geo. Beliveau, cure.
St Elphege, Ph. Bourassa.
St. Eugene de Grantham, Jos.Forcier.
Ste. Eulalie, B. Prince.
St. Frangoisdu Lac, E. Bulsson.cure;
S. Beliveau, vicar.
St Fulgence de Durham, I. Beland.
St. Germain, P. A. Lebrun, cure ;
C. Lafond, vie.
St. Gregoire, E. Grenier, cure ; Chs.
Ed. Joyal, vie.
Ste. Gertrude, A. O. Papillon, Ptre.,
Desservant.
St. Guillaume, J. A. Blais ; Jos.
Lalancette, vicar; E. Blais, retired.
Ste.Helene de Chester, M.Lapemere.
St. Leonard, E. Dauth.
Ste Marie de Blandford, A. Longval.
Ste! Monique, P. A. A. Bellemare,
M. Manseau, vicar.
St.Norbertd Arthab ka,L.A.Buisson.
St. Patrick, V. P . Jutras.
Ste. Perpetue, E. Tessier.
St. Pie de Guire, L. A. Cote.
St Pierre de Durham, O. Milot.
St. Pierre lesBecquets, C. Z. Garceau,
S. Poirier, vicar.
St Remi de Tingwick, O. Is. Hamel.
St. Samuel, A. P. de Courval.
Ste. Sophie de Levard, G. Brunei.
St. Sylvere, N. Deseoeatux.
St. Valere, E. Brunei.
St. Wenceslas, Thos. Boucher.
St. Zephirin, N. E. Ricard, cure ; A.
Desilets, vie.
Stanfold, A. Desaulmers, cure; G.
Bourbeau, vie.
Tres S. Rosaire, J A. Mauseau.
Trois-Rivieres, N. O. Larue, Ptre.,
retire a 1 Hopital.
Victoriaville, U. Tessier, cure ; b.
Eflge, vie.
Warwick (East), L. Pothier, cure ; H.
Boisvert, vie.
Wickham (West). G. Landry. ;
Yamaska, A. Smith, cure; G. Gang
nan, vie.
DIOCESE OF PETERBOROUGH.
Bishop Right Rev. Richard Alphon-
sus O Connor, D.D.
Vicars-General Very Rev. P. D.
Laurent, Lindsay, and Very Rev.
Joseph Browne, Douro.
Archdeacon and Rector of Cathedral,
Yen. D. J. Casey.
Chancellor and Secretary Rev. T.
Scanlan, Peterborough.
Peterborough, Right Rev. R. A.
O Connor, D.D., Ven. D. J. Casey,
M. F. Fitzpatrick, D. O Connell
and T. Scanlan.
Bracebridge, P. J. McGuire, P.P.,
Thos. Fleming.
Brighton, T. F. Collins.
Burnley, T. B. O Connell.
Byng Inlet, S. Dufresne, S. J.
Campbellford, W. J. MeCloskey.
Cobourg, Edward H. Murray.
Douro, W. J. Keilty.
Emily (Downeyville P. O.), C. S.
Bretherton.
Ennismore, W. J. McColl.
Fenelon Falls, J. Nolan.
Fort William, L. Arpin, S.J.,
Specht, S.J., P. Nadeau, S.J.
Garden River, V. Artus, S. J., J.
Brault, S.J., J. Drolet, S.J.
Grafton, Michael Larkin.
Hastings, M. Connelly.
Keene & Young s Point (Douro P.O.),
Jos. Browne.
Lindsay, P. D. Laurent, M. J.
McGuire.
Massey Station, E. Lefebvre, S.J., J.
Richard, S.J.
North Bay, D. J. Scollard, C. J.
Phelan.
Norwood, P. Conway.
Port Arthur, D. Donovan, S.J., J.
Forhan, S.J.
Port Hope, M. Lynch.
Sault Ste. Marie. A Primeau, S.J.
Sturgeon Falls, J. Gingras, P.O Leary.
Sudbury Junction, T. Lussier, S.J.,
H. Caron, S.J., L. Cote.
Trout Creek, A. F. Kelly.
Verner, A. L. Desaulniers.
Victoria Road, J. Sweeney.
WickwemikonK, D. Du Ranquet, S. J.,
J. Paquin, S.J., A. Baudin, S.J.,
P. Lamarche, S.J.
}ap d Espoir, P. C. C&te.
3ap des Rosiers, F. X. Delage.
>plan, Mgr. F. X. Bosse, C.S.S.S.
^arleton, V. Rev. J. O. Narmandin,
V.F., F. X. Lebel, vicar.
Cascapediac, J. A. Chalifour.
Causapscal, D. S. Giguere.
Cedar Hall, P. Brillant.
Cloridorme, C. W. Freve.
Douglastown, D. Gillis.
Gaspe Basin, F. Gauthier.
Grande Riviere, V. Rev. C. Larnvee,
J. A. Ouellet, vicar.
He Verte, Rev. C. A. Carbonneau.
Lac Temiscouata, Ph. Moreault.
McXider, D. Morisset.
Maria, Jao. Gagne.
Matane, N. Levesque.
Mechins, F. X. Dumais.
Metis, Ant. Chouinard.
Mont Louis, Jos. Perron.
New Carlisle, J. A. Belles- Isles.
Newport, Jos. St. Laurent.
N. D. des Sept Douleurs, J. R. A.
Cayouette.
N. D. du Sacre Coeur, J. A. Perusse
Pabos, Jos. Dechamplain.
Paspebiac, T. C. Duret.
Perce, L. C. Lavoie.
Pointe au Pere, L. N. Bernier.
Port Daniel, Aug. Gagnon.
Ristigouche, R. P. Pacifique, F.M.C.,
Sup., RR. PP. Bonaventure, Cas-
sien, Albert and a brother.
Riviere au Renard, Elias Morris.
St Alexis Matapediac, J. E. Pelletier.
St. Anaclet, M. R. Bilodeau, J. E.
Rov, vicar.
Ste. Anne des Monts, A. A. houcy,
O. Savard, vicar.
Ste Angele de Merici, Cyp. Gagne.
St. Arsene, F. M. Fournier.
St. Blandine, Ls. Arpin.
St. Bonaventure, N. Thivierge, lh.
Gravel, asst, parish priest.
St. Clement, J. B. Ruest.
St. Damase, Elz. Dufour.
St. Donat, D. Lebel.
St. Eloi, L. Alph. Lamontagne.
DIOCESE OF RIMOUSKI.
Bishop Rt. Rev. Andre-Albert
Blais, D.D.
Procurer V. Rev. L. J. Langis.
Vicar-G eneral V. Rev. L. J. Langis.
Canons Revs. J. B. Blanchet, M.
R. Bilodeau, D. Vezina, C. A.
Carbonneau, L. J. Langis, P. J. Sau
cier, P. Audet, F. M. Fournier, L.
Rouleau. L. N. Bernier. R. P.
Sylvain. .
Honorary Canons Revs. N. Thiyi-
erge M. Bolduc, J. O. Narmandin.
AggeMor* Reva. J. B. Blanchet, J.
Saucier, P. Audet.
Promoter Rev. C. A. Carbonneau.
Vice-Promotor Rev. J. O. Norman-
din.
Pro-Secretary 3 . R. Leonard.
CITY OF RIMOUSKI.
Cathedral of St. Germain Rt. Rev.
Andre- Albert Blais, D.D., L. Rou
leau, parish priest, M. Caisse, vicar.
Amqui, L. D Auteuil.
Anse a Griffon. Th. Smith.
Bic, P. J. Saucier, J. F. E. Martin,
asst. parish priest.
Cacpuna, Maj. Bolduc, A. Audet,
vicar.
Cap Chat, P. C. Saindon.
;. Epiphane, A. D. Jobin.
ou. Fabien, Pierre Audet, A.B.
Ste, Felicite, J. H. Lavoie, J. R.
Sasseville, vicar.
Ste. Flavie, Charles G. Fournier, J.
A Verreau, vicar, J. C. Berufe, a.c.
Ste. Flavie Station, J. D. Rioux, A.
Duval, a.c.
Ste. Frangoise, Z. Jean.
St. Gabriel, Arth. LeBlanc.
St. Godefroi, P. Beaulieu.
St. Hubert, G. Gagnon.
St Jean de Dieu, Jos. Ouellet.
St Jean 1 Evangeliste, J. O. Drapeau.
St. Joseph of Lepage, N. Gagnon.
St Lawrence Matapediac, P . A. Ross.
St Louis du Ha-Ha. A. P. Berube.
St Luc, Eug. Pelletier.
Ste. Luce, J. B. Blanchet.
St. Mathieu, H. Tremblay.
St. Modeste, J. H. Bernier, H. N.
Therriault, malade.
St. Moise, P. Chouinard.
St Paul de la Croix, F. A. Lavoie.
St Pierre de Malbaie, P. F. Sirois.
Ste. Rose du Degele, Ach. Thibault.
St. Simon, Lud. Rioux.
St. Ulric, J. O. Drapeau.
St. Valerien, J. Amiot.
Sayabec, J. C. Saindon.
Trois Pistoles, D. Vezina, J. r.
Biron, vioar.
DIOCESE OF ST. ALBERT.
Bis/iop-Right Rev. Vital J. Gran-
din, O.M.I., D.D.
Vicars-General, Alb. Lacombe ,O. M. i. ,
H. Leduc, O.M.I.
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DISTRICT OF ST. ALBERT.
Vicars-General Very Revs. A. La-
combe, O.M.I., H. Leduc, O.M.I.
Cathedral, Rt. Rev. Vital J. Grandin,
O.M.I., D.D., H. Leduc, O.M.I.,
Sup., M. Merer, O.M.I., V. Vegre-
ville, O.M.I., Geo. Nordmann, O.
M.I., Rev. J. B. Morin.
Cold Lake, Rev. L. Le Goflf, O M.I.
Fort Saskatchewan, Rev. E. Dorais.
Lac La Biche, H. Grandin, O.M.I , C
Tissier, O.M.I., P. Simonin, O.M.I.
Morinville, J. Jolicoeur.
Onion Lake, A. Therien, O.M.I., Ed.
Cunningham, O.M.I.
Saddle Lake, C. Boulenc, O.M.I.
St. Alexander, L. Dauphin, O.M I
Ste. Anne, Z. Lyzee, O.M.I.
Ste. Emerence, F. Blanchette.O.M.I
St. Pierre, Rev. T. Quevillon.
DISTRICT OF EDMONTON.
N. Edmonton, A. Lacombe, O.M.I.,
V.G., A. Lemarchand, O.M.I.
Duhamel, Rev. H. Beillevaire.
Hobbema, O. Perreault, O.M.I.
Stoney Plain, R. Remas, O.M.I.
Witaskiwin, Rev. E. M. J. Poitras.
DISTRICT OF CALOARY.
Calgary, J. M. Lestanc, O. M. L,
sup., L. Fouquet, O.M.I., W. Co-
mire, O.M.I.
Fort McLeod, Rev. L. LeBret,O.M I
Lethbridge, L. Vantighem, O.M.I.
DISTRICT OF BLACKFEET INDIANS.
Belly River, Don. Foisy, O.M.I.
Blackfoot Crossing, L. Doucet.O M I
Blood Reserve, E. Legal, O.M.I.
High River, A. Naessans, O.M.I., J
Danis, O.M.I.
DIOCESE OF ST. HYACINTHE.
Monseigneur Louis Zephirin Moreau,
Eveque de St. Hyacinthe.
Monseigneur Maxime Decelles, Eve
que de Druzipara, Coadjuteur.
Vicaires-GencrauxTT. RR. \ X
Bernard, J. A. Gravel.
Eveche MM. A. X. Bernard, V.G.;
C. A. Beaudry, Procureur; P. Z.
Decelles, Secretaire ; A. M. Daoust
Asst. Secretaire ; L. H. Duhamel
cure de la Cathedrale; M. Beau-
regard, J. M. Cadieux, J. N C
Maynard, J. A. Cadotte, vicaires ;
G. C. Richard, G. E. Dion, chape-
lains.
Chapitre de la Cathedrale MM
A. X. Bernard, V.G., Prevot, J.
A. Gravel, V.G., A. O Donnell, J.
R. Ouellette, Theologal ; F X
Jeannotte, J. B. Dupuy, A. Du-
mesnil, L. H. Duhamel, peniten-
cier; C..A. Beaudry, P. Z. Decelles,
M. Godard, Chan, titulaires; O
Desorcy, C. St. Georges, J. B.
Michon, Chan, honoraires.
OJlcialite diocesaine -T. Rev. A X
Bernard, V. G., Official ; MM. j
A. Gravel, V. G., J. R. Ouellette,
* . A. Jeannotte, O. Desorcy, Asses-
seurs; M. P. LaRochelle, Promo-
teur ; M. N. C. Leduc, Vice-Promo-
teur; M. P.Z. Decelles, Chancelier ;
M. C. A. Beaudry, Vice-Chancelier.
Semmaire dp St. Hyacinthe MM.
A. Dumesnil, Sup<5rieur; J. R.
Ouellette, Vice-Superieur F T6-
treau, J. B. Chartier, L. Girard
P. S. Gendron, Procureur; C. PJ
Choquet, J. A. Balthazard, J. O.
Blanchard, L. Guertin, G. Roy, T.
Proulx, L. Pratte, Directeur; J.
A. Dubreuil, Econome ; J. P
O Gara, A. Blais, P. A. Lafond,
Chs. Lescault ; F. Z. Decelles : J
E. E. Pelletier, I. Soly, anc. cure.
Petit Seminaire de Ste. Marie de
Monnoir MM. J. A, Lernieux, Su-
p<rieur ; V. Larose, Vice. Sup. et
Proc.; J. N. Brodeur, J. A. Robert,
S. Caron, Directeur ; J. B. Houle,
J. T. Barre, R. Lamoureux, H.
Bergeron, F. Labonte, H. Cha-
bot, P. Hamel.
Convent des Dominicains de St
Hyacinthe T. R. P. Jos. Argaut,
Prieur; T. R. P. L. A. Rondot,
Sous-Prieur et cure de Notre
Dame ; RR. PP. A. Maricourt, re
gent des etudes ; R. Rouleau,
maitre des novices ; A. Dallaire,
procureur ; J. Bellemare, vicaire
a Notre-Daroe ; A. Knapp, L
Archambault, T. Gill, L. Vari
Becelaere, P. Beaudet, J. Bacon.
Metairie St. Joseph P. O. Allaire,
A. Desnoyers, I. Bissette, anciens
cures.
Hotel-DieuJ. Chaffers, chapelain ;
J. E. Letourneau, assistant.
Presentation G. C. Richard, Chape-
lain.
Precieux-SangG. E. Dion, Chape-
lain.
Sceurs St. Joseph A. X. Bernard,
V.G., chapelain.
Sceurs Ste. Marthe J. R. Ouel
lette, chapelain.
Freres Maristes A. Balthazard,
chapelain.
Cures du Diocese.
L. H. Duhamel, St. Hyacinthe; M
Beauregard, J. M. Cadieux, J. N
C. Maynard, J. A. Cadotte, vicaires
L. A. Rondot, N. D. St. Hyacinthe.
J. Bellemare, vicaire.
L. A. Senecal, St. Thomas d Aquin
O. Guy, Ste. Rosalie.
J. E. Roy, vicaire.
P. LaRochelle, St. Dominique.
L. L. Dupre, a. c.
Isid. Hardy. St. Pie.
J. H. Beaudry, vicaire.
F. Pratte, St. Simon.
L. M. Letourneau, vicaire.
E. Lessard, St. Ephrem d Upton.
C. A. Perrault, vicaire.
F. X. Bertrand, St. Liboire.
A. A. Cormier, vicaire.
L. L. Boivin, St. Andre d Acton.
L. A. Dutilly, vicaire.
E. H. Guilbert, St. Theod. d Acton.
L. Lemonde, vicaire.
J. L. Marcorelles, St. Naz. d Acton.
J. U. Charbonneau, St. H61ene.
G. J. Browne, St. Hugues.
A. F. Keroack, vicaire.
J. Noiseux, St. Jude.
J. Loiselle, vicaire.
A. St. Louis, St. Barnabe.
P. L. Pare, LaPrt sentation.
V. Chartier, Ste. Madeleine.
N. Gauthier, St. Daniase.
A. D. Limoges, ancien cur6.
A. O Donnell, St. Denis.
A. Allaire, vicaire.
R. P. Forest, direct, du college.
E. Springer, Hop. St. Louis.
J. S. Taupier, St. Charles.
J. M. Laflamme, St. Hilaire.
J. H. Nadeau, St. Mathias.
J. C. Cormier, N. D. de Richelieu.
J. A. Lemieux, Ste Marie de Mon.
P. E. Noiseux, vicaire.
J. D. Meunier, St. Angele de Monnoir.
N. Poirier, vicaire.
J. B. Veronneau, St. Jean Baotiste
de Rouville.
J. O. Gadbois, vicaire.
T. Boivin, St. C<5saire.
J. P. Laberge, vicaire.
R. P. G. B. Leonard, dir. du college.
L. H. Lassalle, ancien cur6.
RR.PP. J. B. Langlais, Elph. Guer
tin, C. S. C.
E. Filiatrault, Rougemont.
A. S. Dupuy, St. Paul d Abbotsford.
J. B. Durocher, Ange Gardien de
Rouville.
G. S. Derome, vicaire.
O. Desorcy, St. Ours.
M. Beaudry, vicaire.
J. C. Bernard, Sorel.
N. Be Ianger, vicaire.
J. A. Bonin, vicaire.
L. E. Cormier, vicaire.
F. Z. Mondor, ancien cure.
R.P. Z. N. Blais, direct, du college.
R. P. A. Hudon, C. S. C.
F. X. Jeannotte, Ste. Anne de
Sorel.
E. A. Rivard, St. Joseph de Sorel.
J. Jodoin, Ste. Victoire.
Is. Courtemanche, St. Roch Rich
O. Leduc, St. Robert.
M. Godard, St. Aime.
L. H. Lariviere, vicaire.
P. U. Brunelle, St. Louis de Bon-
secours.
J. Beaudry, St. Marcel.
J. B. Dupuy, St. Ant. de Vercheres.
J. A. Gatien, vicaire
F. X. Vanasse, St. Marc.
J. I. Larose, vicaire.
J. A. Gravel, V.G., Beloeil.
H. Barsalou, vicaire.
T. Berard, Couvent St. Victor.
C. St. Georges, St. Athanase.
J. C. Guertin, vicaire.
A. V6zina, chapelain des Freres Mar
istes.
J. B. Tetreau, Ste. Anne de Sabre-
vois.
A. Bouvier, St. Georges de Henry-
ville.
G. Gaudreau, St. Sebastien
J. P. Cardin, Pike River.
P. Boulay, Clarenceville.
V. Gatineau, St. Alexandre d lber-
ville.
A. Benoit, vicaire.
J.Z. Vincent.St.GriSgoire, d Iberville.
H. Balthazard, Ste. Brigide d Iber
J. B. Michon, N. D. de Stanbridge.
H. Belisle, vicaire.
J. C. Blanchard, St. Ignace de Stan-
bridge.
A. V. Roy, Ste. Sabine.
R. Desnoyers, St. Damien de Bed
ford.
N. Latraverse, St. Armand Station.
P. A. St. Pierre, Frelighsburg.
J. A. Archambault, Dunham.
J. A. Laurence, Sweetsburg.
J. P. Dupuy, Farriham.
J. B. E. Decelles, vicaire.
C. H. Tetreau, vicaire.
R. P. J. B. LeCavalier, dir. du col.
H. Leblanc, C. S. C
M. Gill, Granby.
E. Caron, vicaire.
F. Coderre, St. Alph. de Granby.
C. L. N. Angers, Adamsville.
P. M. A. Hogue, West Shefford.
C. N. Leduc.St.Joachim de Shefford.
L. Beauregard, Waterloo.
P. D. Darche, vicaire.
H. Messier, Knowlton.
J. F. Santenac, Roxton Falls.
C. A. Guillet, vioaire.
A. T. Guertin, Ste. Ci-cile de Milton.
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[1897
J. A. Foisy, Ste. Pudentienne.
F. P. Cote, St. Valerien.
J. A. Saint- Amour, vicaire.
DIOCESE OF ST. JOHN, N. B.
Bishop Rt. Rev. John Sweeny, D.D.
Vicar-General Rt. Rev. Monsignor
Thomas Connolly.
CITY OF ST. JOHN.
Cathedral Rt. Rev. J. Sweeny, D.D.,
T. Casey, F. McMurray, A. J.
O Neill, A. Robichaud.
St. John the Baptist Rt. Rev. Mon-
signor T. Connolly, V.G., rector,
W. C. Gayiior, assistant.
St. Peter s Edw. Weigel, C.SS.R.,
rector, James Rein, C.SS.R., Ste
phen Krein, C.SS.R., Peter Trim-
pel, C. SS. R., Thos. Donohue,
C.SS.R., S. Connolly, C.SS.R.
Holy Trinity, John J. Walsh.
Aboushagan, F. X. Cormier.
Assumption, J. O Donovan.
Albert, John Carson.
Barachois, L. Belliveau.
Buctouche, F. X. Michaud, F.
Lapointe. Our Lady of Mount
Carmel, Joseph Ouellet. St Paul
Ap., J. Hebert.
Cape Bald, P. Bradley, T. Martineau.
Central Kingsclear, W. O Leary.
Cocagne, P. Larcheveque.
Dorchester, A. D. Cormier, C.S.C.
Fairville, C. Collins.
Florenceville, Francis Bradley.
Fox Creek, D. Leger.
Fredericton, J. C. MoDevitt, D.
Corbett,
Grand Digue, Napoleon Masse, C.S.C.
Johnville, John Murray. St. Bona-
venture, F. Bradley.
Kingston, Louis: LeBlanc.
Memramcook, A. Roy, C.S.C.
Milltown, E. Doyle, M. J. Coughlin.
Monotou, H. A. Meahan, D. LeBlanc.
Norton and Grand Lake, E. Byrne.
Notre Dame, H. Ouelett.
Petersville, P. Farrell, Jos. McDer-
mott.
Quaco, F. X. Collerette.
Richibucto Village, A. C. Hudon.
St. Andrew s, J. O Flaherty.
St. George s. T. Lavery.
St. Mary s, J. J. Ryan.
St. Stephen s, W. Dollard.
St. Thomas of Canterbury, F. L.
Carney.
Shediac, A. Ouelett, Paul Dufour.
Silver Falls, D. Gallagher.
Sussex, E. Savage.
Woodstock, Wm. F. Chapman.
DIOCESE OF SHERBROOKE.
Bishop Paul LaRocque.
Bishop x Counsellors Revs. H. O.
Begin, Dir. des Seminaristes et
Prof, de Sciences ; A. Maltais,
Prof, de Theologie et de Phil
osophic ; E. C. Tanguay, Procur-
eur ; A. Castonguay, T. H. O Neil,
J. O. Martin, C. A. Gariepy, J. E.
Lemieux and U. Hebert, Profs.
Hospital of the Sacred Heart, J. B.
Ponton and.F. X. Michon, retired.
Ascot Corner, J. E. Gosselin.
Auckland, L. E. Gendron.
Barford, P. D. Picotte.
Barnston, A. Goyette.
Bolton, E. O. D. Ouellet, L. N. Cas
tonguay.
Brompton Falls, Jos. Laporte.
Brompton, F. Desrosiers.
Coaticooke, M. McAuley, V.G., and
N. F. Rousseau, vicar.
Chesham, J. D. Bellemare.
Clifton, J. W. Morache.
Cookshire, T. Hannon.
Compton, J. E. Choquette.
Danville, L. A. Masson.
Ditchfield, J. B. A. Cousineau.
Dudswell, J. R. A. Plamondon.
Emberton, A. Tremblay.
Garthly, J. W. Carrier, J. A. Hamel.
Ham, J. N. Lemire, P. L. Theberge,
J. N. Bar-m.
Hatley, L. N. A. Caron.
Hereford, L. M. Hamelin.
La Patrie, N. A. Gariepy.
Lennoxville, F. N. Seguin.
Magog, E. C. Milette, J. L. A. Cote,
vicar.
Mansonville, J. E. B. de Beaufort.
Piopolis, J. E. Simard.
Richmond, P. Quinn, J. A. Pelletier,
vicar.
Sawyerville, J. A. Lavallee.
St. Caniille de Wolfe, L. A. Levesque.
St. Elie d Ovford, J. D. O. Godin.
St. Fortunat s, E. O. Plante.
St. Joseph d Ely, L. T. Descarries.
St. Mary d Ely, L. H. Nichol.
St. Roch de Roche-Forest,T.H.Masse.
Scotstown, J. A. Rousseau.
Stanstead, M. Cordeau, J. W. Du-
fresne.
Stoke, E. A. Martel.
Stratford, L. X. Francceur.
Sutton, F. X. Brassard.
Stukeley, M. Deschamps, N. E. Mal-
hiot.
Weedon, P. Brassard.
Westbury, E. F. Boudreau.
Whitton, N. H. G. Gaulin.
Windsor, G. Vaillancourt, J. A. Du-
fresne and H. Lavallee, vicar.
Winslow, J. O. Bernier.
Wolfestown, Paul Cote.
Wotton, H. C. Hamelin, V. Dodier,
vicar.
Marston, J. D. Bernier.
DIOCESE OF THREE RIVERS.
Chalifoux, V.G., M. McAuley,
VG., H. C. Hamelin, P. Quinn,
L. A Masson, P. J. A. Lefebvre,
J.C.D.
CITY OF SHERBROOKE.
Union s Plncr, Paul LaRocque,
bishop; H. O. Chalifoux, V.G. ; F.
V. Charest, missionary of agricul
ture, and Bug. St. Jean, secretary.
Cathedral, J. A. H. Gignac, J.C.D.,
pastor: J. S. LaRocque and J. C
Roy, vicars.
St. J ean-Baptiste s, J. A. Lefebvre,
L. O. Huard, vicar.
St. Patrick s, E. C. Fisette.
Seminary St. Chs. B., J. L. H. Roy,
sup. ; P. J. A. Lefebvre, J.C.D.,
Dir. et Prefet des Etudes; P. A.
Bishop Rt. Rev. Louis Francois
Lafleche, D.D.
Vicar-General Very Rev. M. L. bev.
Rheault,
Chancellor- Rev. J. F. Beland.
Vice-Chancellor Rev. E. A. Beland.
Canons Rev. J. O. Prince, prevost,
Revs. Ls. S. Rheault, Y.G., archidi
acre, Ls. Richard, primicier, J. B.
Comeau, theologal, F. X. Cloutier,
pcnitentier, B. C. Bochet, Th. Mar
tel, N. Caron, J. N. Tessier, H.
Baril and J. F. Beland, tit. can.
Honorary Canons Rev. Mgr. J.
Boucher, Canon of Lorette, Rev.
H. Trahan.
CITY OF THREB RIVERS.
Cathedral Rt. Rev. L. F. Lafleche,
D.D., F. X. Cloutier, L. Lamothe,
E. Deguise, L. Lafleche, C. Le-
blanc, E. Dussault (retired).
Immaculate Conception L. Lamothe
Seminary H. Baril, sup.; Ls. Rich
ard, Chs. Beaudet, A. Moreau,
Leon Arcand, Ls. Denoncourt, E.
Pannelton, A. Landry, A.Dusablon,
O. Lacroix and Aug. Tapin.
Providence Jos. Caron, chap. ; N.
O. Larue, H. Thibodeau and D.
Houde retired.
Ursnlines Nuns L. S. Rheault, chap.
Brothers of Christian Schools J. F.
Beland, chap.
Precious Blood H. Baril, chap.
Commissariate of Holy Land Rev.
Father Frederic of Ghynelde and
Father Augustin.
Batiscan, T. Lafleche.
Cap de la Magdeleine, E. Duguay, Ad.
Lamy, vicar.
Champlain, P. H. Marchand, E. Pois-
son.
Louiseville, J. N. Tessier, cure, G.
Laguerre, vicar, Mgr. J. Boucher,
Hon. Canon of Lorette (retired).
Maskinonge, N. Caron, N. Villeneuve,
vicar.
Pointe du Lac, J. F. X. Desaulmers,
D. Comeau (retired).
St. Adelphe. F. Gauthier.
St. Alexis, C. A. Savoie.
Ste. Anne de Laperade, B. B. Bochet,
H. Brousseau, vicar, Ed. Lafleche
(retired).
St. Barnabe, T. Martel, Jos. Garceau,
vicar.
St. Didace, Th. .loyal, Chs. Carnfel,
vicar.
St. Elie de Caxton, A. Bellemare.
St. Etienne des Ores, P. Cloutier.
Jos. Cloutier.
Ste. Flore, F. Verville, E. Carnfel,
vicar.
Ste. Genevieve, C. T. Bellemare, Jos.
Heroux, vicar.
St. Jacques des Piles, F. Boiilay.
St. Justin, D. Gerin, M. Masson,
vicar.
St. Leon, J. E. Mayrand.
St. Matthieu, E. Poirier.
St. Maurice, J. Prince, Ph. Hebert
and O. Baribeau, vicars.
St. Narcisse, J. B. Chretien, Chs.
Boutet, vicar.
St. Paulin, J. E. Lafleche.
St. Prosper, O. Lacerte.
St. Severe, H. Trahan.
St. Severin, P. Proulx.
St. Stanislas, J. E. R. Caisse, Joa.
Caron.
Ste. Thecle, M. Janelle.
St. Theophile, P. Boulay.
St. Theodore of the Grand Anse, Paul
Pt "losVph of Mekinac, C. E. Pintal.
St. Tite, J. B. Grenier, M. Boucher,
vicar; A. Beliveau and A. Milot,
retired.
Ste. Ursule, E. Beliveau, E. Heroux,
vicar.
Shawenegan, T. Gravel.
Valmont, O. Carufel, Arthur Beland,
vicar.
Vincennes, Thos. Caron.
Yamaehiche, J. B. Comeau, N. Com
eau, vicar, D. Gelinas, J. B. Le-
clair, chapelain.
DIOCESE OF VALLEYFIELD.
Vallevfield, Ste. Cecile s Cathedral
m. Rev. J. M. Emard, D.D., Rev.
C A. Santoire, V.G., Rev. J. C.
Allard, secretary ; Revs. J. A. Cas
tonguay, cure, Edw. Lachapelle,
1897]
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anc. cure, F. X. Gpyette, vie.,
O. Defour, M. Mainville, a. os.
College of Valleyfleld, Rev. J. C.
Allard, director ; Rev. T. A. Sab-
ourin, procurator ; Revs. Chs. D.
Guilbeault, A. L. Gagnier, J. H.
Martel, priests.
Beauharnois, P. E.Lussier,V.F.,cure,
A. Perreault, vie.
Chateauguaj-, I. R. Chaput, cure, E.
J. D. Cecyre, chaplain.
Coteau du Lac, A. Fatibert, cure.
Hemmingford, J. Ducharme, cure.
Hinchinbrooke, C. B. O Hara, cure.
Howick, T. J. Theoret, cure.
Huntingdon, T. Nepveu, cure.
He Perrot, J. Duhamel, cure.
Les Cedres, T. Chagnon, cure, E.
Gauthier, vie., G. Watier, a.c.
Ormstown, J. A. Quesnel, cure.
Rigaud, N. E. Demers, care, J. A.
Keid, vie. College Bourget
J. A. Charlebois, C.S.V. dir., A.
Boucher, C.S.V..F. X. Pelland, M.
Marleau, Ths. Preville, J. A.
Leeuyer, Profs.
Ste. Agnes, J. A. Derome, cure.
St. Anicet, Z. Auclair, cure.
St. Antoine Abbe, R.H.Laberge, cure.
St. Barbe, N. Reinillard, cure.
St. Clet, Chs. Dugas, cure.
Ste. Clothilde, A. de Lig. Laporte, c.
St. Etienne, T. Z. Allard, cure.
St. Jean Chrysostome, W. N. Seers, c.
Ste. Justine, 0. Dufault, cure".
St. Lazare, A. Desautels, cure.
St. Louis de Gonzague, E. Desmarais,
V.F., cure, J. N. Bourbonnais, vie.
Ste. Marthe, F. X. Sauriol, cure.
Ste. Martine, N. Aubry, cure.
St. Medard, J. A. Lippe, dess.
Ste. Philomene, J. Ed. Duprat, cure.
St. Polycarpe, mgr., L. Z. Champoux,
P.N.A., V.F., cure, N. Preville, vie.
St. Regis, P. J. Bourget, vie.
St. Stanislas de Kostka, J. Desrosiers,
cure.
St. Telesphpre, Frs. Reid, cure.
St. Timothee, A.L.Charbonneau.cure
St. Urbain, M. Laporte, cure.
St. Zotique, E. A. Coallier, cure.
Tres-St. Redempteur, J. A. Primeau,
cure.
Vaudreueil, J. O. Godin, cure, O.
Lagace, vie.
VICARIATE - APOSTOLIC OF
ATHABASKA-MACKENZIE.
Vicar-Apostolic Right Rev. Einile
Grouard, O.M.I., p.D.
Coadjutor Right Rev. I. Glut, O.
M. I., D.D. Residence, Lesser
Slave Lake (via Edmonton),N. W.T.
First Vicar- Apostolic Right Rev.
Henry Faraud, O.M.I., D.D.
Athabaska Lake, Right Rev. E.
Grouard, O.M.I., D.D., Revs. I,.
LeDoussal, O.M.I., A. H. deCham-
breuil, O.M.I.
Fond du Lac, G. Breynat, O.M.I.
Fort Dunvegan, P. Letreste, O.M.I.
FortNormin, X. G. Ducot, O.M.I.,
E. Guoy, O.M.I.
Fort Raei B. C. Roure, O.M.I., V.F.
Ladet, O.M.I.
Fort Simpson, C. Brochu, O.M.I.
Fort Smith, P. Laity, O.M.I.
Good Hope, J. Seguin, O.M.I., P.
Houssaye, O.M.I.
Great Slave Lake, L. F. Dupire, O.
M.I., C. J. Audemard, O. M. L, P.
Breniont, O.M.I.
Lesser Slave Lake, I. Glut, O.M.I.,
R. P. Desmarais, O.M.I., J. M.
Dupe, O.M.I., P. Falher, O.M.I.,
J. Laferriere, O.M.I.
Liards River, C. Gourdon, O.M.I., F.
Legueu, O.M.I.
Peel s River, P. Giroux, O.M.I., P.
Lefebvre, O.M.I.
Providence, A. L. Leeorre, O.M.I.,
supr., P. Ladet, O.M.I., P. Le-
vacher, O.M.I.
Smoky River, A. Husson, O.M.I., P.
Leserrec, O.M.I.
Vermillion, C. H. Joussard, O.M.I.,
C. Dupin, O.M.I.
N.B. Address to all parts of the
Vicariate via Edmonton, N. W. T.
VICARIATE APOSTOLIC OF PON-
TIAC.
Vicar-Apostolic Right Rev. Nar-
cisse-Zephirin Lorrain, D.D., Pem
broke.
Secretary Rev. J. J. Mcluerney.
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Pembroke, Right Rev. N. Z. Lorrain,
D.D. ; E. A. Latulipe, rector.
Albany, F. X. Fafard, O.M.I., A.
Guegnard, O.M.I.
Avnprior, A. M. Chaine.
Brudenell, F. French.
Douglas, H. S. Marion.
Eganville, P. S. Dowdall ; A. Renaud,
curate.
Gower Point, T. N. Le Moyne.
Hagarty (Emmet), B. Jankowski.
Mattawa, P. E. Gendreau, O.M.I., A.
Bellemare, O.M.I., B. Desroches
O.M.I.
Maynooth, J. O. Barrette.
Mount St. Patrick, R. J. McEachen.
Nosbonsing Lake, H. Martel.
Osceola, F. M. Devine.
Renfrew, P. T. Ryan.
PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Calumet Island, G. A. Picotte.
Chapeau (Allumettes Island), D.
Leduc,
Portage-du-Fort, A. Brunet.
Quyon, B. J. Kiernan, A. Nolin.
Sheenboro, P. J. Kiernan.
Temiskaming (Hudson Bay), F. X.
Therien, O.M.L.C.Mourier, O.M.I.,
J. II. Peneault, O.M.I., Sup., H.
Beaudry, O.M.I., A. Valiquetts,
O.M.I.
Vinton, Vine. Ferreri.
East Aldfield, J. N. Garon.
Maniwaki, R.R. J. P. Gueguen,
O.M.I., L. Lauiel, O.M.I.
VICARIATE-APOSTOLIC OF SAS
KATCHEWAN.
Vicar-Apostolic Right Rev. Albert
Pascal, O.M.I., D.D., Prince Albert.
General Assistants Revs. H. Bigon-
esse, O.M.I., G. Michel, O.M.I., M.
Paquette, O.M.I.
Prince Albert, Right Rev. Albert Pas
cal, O.M.I., D.D., G. Michel.O.M.L.
V. Gabillon, O.M.I.
Batoche, J. Moulin, O.M.I.
Duck Lake, H. Bigonesse, O.M.I.
St. John of Domremy, J. Berthelot.
St. Laurent, P. Barbier.
St. Louis de Langevin, M. Fournier.
Battlefprd, V. Pineau, O.M.I.
Jack Fish Lake, L. Bondoux.
Maskeg Lake, A. Vachon, O.M.I.
Pound Maker, L. Cochin, O.M.I.
Grand Portage, M. Penard, O.M.I.
Green Lake, J. Teston, O.M.I.
He a la Crosse, A. Rapet, O.M.I., F.
Jouan, O.M.I.
Fort Cumberland, O. Charlebois, O.
M.I.
Lac Caribou, M. J. Gaste, O.M.I., F.
J. Ancel, O.M.I.
Lac Pelican, L. Bonald, O.M.I.
Nelson River, A. Maisonneuve, O.M.I
PREFECTURE- APOSTOLIC OF
THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE.
Administrator Right Rev. M. T.
Labrecque, D.D.
Vicar General V. Rev. F. Gendron.
Point of Esquimaux, Very Rev. F.
Gendron, V.G.
Betsiamits, C. O. Arnaud, O.M.I.,
L. Babel, O.M.I., B. Royer, O.M.I.
English Bay, P. Bouchard.
Natashqouan, J. F. R. Gauthier.
River Magpie, S. Bouchard.
Itiver Pentecost, P. LeMay.
St. Joseph de la Tabatiere, E. Bosse.
Sept Isles, Abr. Villeneuve.
BRITISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Superintendent-Rev. Charles A. Washington 94 Queen Street West, Toronto, Ont.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Bishop -Right Rev. T. W. Campbell, B.D
FIRST SYNOD IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA
Binhop Right Rev T. W. Campbell, B.D
.Brooklyn, N.Y.
Brown, J. Easttvurn ..Monet on, N B
Campbell, T. \V.,B.D. Brooklyn, N.Y.
Cuthbert, T. H . Oshawa
De Randon-Pos, W ... Montreal , P.Q.
Dobbs, C. E Portsmouth
Donaldson, J. B Ottawa
Fisher, O. M., Ph.D Toronto
Goodchild, Win Brigus, Nfld.
Hubly, A.M Sussex, N.B
Hubbard, C. F. ..New Harbor, Nfld.
Hartley, Win Nipissing, O
McGrath, W. M Brooklyn, N.Y
Quicke, W. W Ottawa
Trotter, J. S Belleville
Tucker, J. C Barrie, Out.
Witten, W Ottawa
Brooklyn, N.N.
Wood, J. H . ..St. George, Bermuda
Wilson, Rt. Rev. E. ..Metuchen, N.J
Jurisdiction of the Pacific Coast.
Cridge, Right Rev- E. .Victoria, B C
Haddon, T. . .New Westminster, B C
Reid, J.,D.D.New Westminster, B C
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH IN CA.NA.DA.
General Superintendents Revs. E. P. Hart, G. W. Coleman and B. R. Jones.
District Elders, .East -Rev. James Craig, Uxbridge, Ont.; Rev. Albert Sims, 630 Princess street, Kingston, Ont.
West-Rev. W. C. Walls, Kelvin, Ont., and Rev. J. M. Eagle, Ridgeway, Ont.
Secretary of Conference, East Rev. W. H. Wilson, 60 Allen avenue, Toronto, Ont.
Went Rev. J. M. Eagle, Ridgeway, Ont.
Treasurer of Conference, East Rev. R. Burnham, Trent Bridge, Ont.
" WestRev. W. 0. Walls, Kelvin, Ont.
EAST ONTARIO CONFERENCE.
Allguire. A Barkway
Boone, B Huntsville
Burnham, R Trent Bridge
Clink, James Armadale
Commodore, J Moberly
Cunningham, C Bracebridge
Drury, T. A Barrie
Featherston, J Port Credit
Fletcher, T Swindon
Foreman, James Marmora
Gunter, S Vennachar
McBride, G. D Westport
Miner, H. L Burnley
Overpaugh, Geo Cataraqui
Reynolds, W. H Verona
Rogers, S Lansdowne
Sager, L. A Yarker
Sexsmith. J Perth Road
Snyder, E Uxbridge
Walker, S Belhaven
Wilson, W. H Toronto
Evanf/elists.
Babcook, Lottie Baysville
Buck, Emma Gunter
Craig, M. C Uxbridge
Diller, Maw Gunter
Robinson. Jennie Orillia
Snyder, Emma Orillia
WEST ONTARIO CONFERENCE.
Allan, David Walsingham Centre
Benn, M. S Kelvin
Bretz, Joseph Gait
Campbell, W. J Brantf ord
Coates, >I. O Harmon
Eagle, John M Ridgeway
Hamilton, Robt Gait
Maitland. J. P Keith
Miller, Wm Dresden
Reed, C. H Kimbo
Singer, Chas : . . . Middlemiss
Smith, C. M Ebenezer
Timbers, John Point Edward
Walls, W. C Kelvin
Wees, Fred Shetland
Winter, Jas. H Clyde
Evangelists.
Coates, Mrs. Jennie Hannon
Green, Miss Annie L Niagara
Macklin,Miss Jemima Tilsontmrg
Reed, Mrs. Victoria Kimbo
Rusk, Miss Josephine Tilsonburg
Sipprell, Miss Matilda. Houghton Cen.
Slingerland, Mrs. Ada Thedford
Smith, Miss Alma. .Houghton Centre
Underbill, Miss Alice Thedford
Warren, Mrs. Laura J Niagara
General Director Rev. J. Hudson
Taylor.
Home Director Mr. H. W. Frost.
Secretary Rev. F. A. Steven.
Treasurer Mr. J. S. Helmer.
Office of the Mission 632 Church
Street, Toronto, Canada.
Total number of Foreign Missionaries
from England, Australia, North
America, etc., about700(December,
1896). Native Helpers, 461 (119
not being supported by the mis
sion). Stations, 135. Out-stations,
126. Converts now in fellowship
over 5500 (December, 1896).
Total income for 1895 from all
sources. North America, Great
Britain, Continent of Europe, Aus
tralasia, China, etc., $208,449.86.
MISSIONARIES FROM NORTH AMERICA.
Anderson, Dr. J. A.
Anderson, Mrs. J. A.
Bance, Miss H.
Batty, Miss L. A.
Best, Chas.
Bevis, Ed. G.
Bolton, H. E.
Bridge, Miss L. F.
Burton, Miss E.
Collins, Miss F.
Chambers, Miss A. C.
Crofts, D. W.
Davis, Miss Jane.
Dooly, J. S.
Dreyer, F. C. H.
Duff, J. E.
Duff, Mrs. J. E.
Elliott, Miss E.
Emerick, Miss I. J.
CHINA INLAND MISSION.
Evans, R. L.
Ewing, Mrs. A. (at home).
Ferguson, H. S.
Fiddler, J. S.
Forsberg, Miss E.
Fuller, Miss E.
Giffen, E. E.
Giffen, Mrs. E. E.
Gray, A. V.
Hall, Miss E. E.
Hastings, Miss Harriette.
Hastings, Miss L.
Hancock, Miss M.
Haight, Geo. L.
Hollander, T. J.
Home, W. S.
Home, Mrs. W. S.
Hunt, Miss M. C.
Irvin, Miss G.
Kay, Miss L. J.
King , Miss M.
Kellar, Dr. F. A.
Knickerbocker, E. F.
Knickerbocker, Mrs. E. F.
Knight, Mrs.W. P. (at home).
Lagerquist, W. G.
Lagerquist, Mrs. W. G.
Lawson, J.
Lewis, Chas. J.
Manchester, Miss M. E.
Marshall, Geo. J.
Marty, Adam.
McBrier, E. M. (at home).
McCarthy, Frank.
McCarthy, Mrs. Frank.
McKenzie, Miss R.
McLenasrhan, Miss Mary.
Meikle, J.
Miller, J. B.
Miller, Miss T.
Moodie, R. T.
Muldoon. Miss C.
Nilson, Miss M.
Ogden, Miss E.
Palmer, Miss Rose.
Pasmore, Miss L. M.
Paul, Alex.
Pearson, Miss M.
Quirmbach, A. P.
Ramsay, H. Clarence.
Randall, Miss Effie.
Randall, Miss Emma,
Rice, Miss H. J. -
Riggs, Miss M. E.
Ririe, Mrs. B.
Robson, Miss I. A,
Ross, Miss I.
Rough, J. S.
Rough, Mrs. J. S.
Saunders, A. R.
Saunders, Mrs. A. R.
Saure, Ernest B.
Sibley, H. A.
Sibley, Mrs. H. A.
Smith, Miss Julia A.
Smith, Miss M.
Smith, Miss E.
Smith, Ralph De Witt,
Stayner, Miss K. B.
Stratton. O. L.
Taylor, Wm.
Taylr, Mrs. Wm.
Thomson, Mrs. C.
Thompson. Miss J.
Thor, A. E.
Thor, Mrs. A. E.
Urry, T.
Waterman, Miss M.
Walter, Miss Gertrude.
Webb, Mrs. F. B.
Wilcox, J. W.
Williams, B. T.
Whittlesey, R. B.
Windsor, Mrs. T.
Wood, Miss M. Anna.
Worthington, Miss M.
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Adams, K Shedden
Ains worth, W Brighton
Alexander, John Toronto
Anderson, J Waterdown
Anderson, P. H St. Mary s
Anderson, W. K Vankleek Hill
Anns, A. L Abbot s Corners
Auvache, F W Neepawa, N.W.T.
Baker, A. C Sawyersville.Q
Baker, J. J Sparta
Baldwin, J. A Arkona
Banton, J. A Walkerton
Barker, J. F Hamilton
Barker, W. S Campbellford
Bates, S. S., B.A Toronto
Becker. S Zurich
Bennett, T J Hamilton
Best, A. R Springford
Best, J. H.. New Westminster, B.C.
Bill, I. E Poplar Hill
Binga, A Amhertsburg
Bingham, T Lynedoch
Blatherwick, J Marchmount
Bone, T St. Catharines
Booker, Theoph Stouff ville
Boone, C. S. G Smith s Falls
Born shl egel, G Arnprior
Bos worth, E Tilson burg
Bowie, M. P Collingwood
Brackeu, J Binbrook
Bridgtnan, E. J Sunderland
Bridgman, H Aylmer
Brouillet, T Roxton Pond, Q
Brown, G. B Salford
Brown, J. G., B.A. . .Vuyyuru, India
Brown, J. B Eden
Bulloch, W. S Maskinonge, Q
Burtcli, D. D Villa Nova
Bunt, W Listowel
Burns, George Lamlash
Cain, J. C Parry Sound
Cald -T, I. G A I vinston
Cameron, C. J Vankleek Hill
Cameron, P. C Stouff ville
Cameron, J. (Ret.) Tiverton
Campbell, A Lochabar Bay
Campbell, M. P Essex
Carey, O. C Renfrew
Carey, P. R Port Burwell
Carey, W tfood wood
Charles worth, T.W London
Chase. G. S Beebe Plains, Q
Chittenden, G Brantford
Cheetham, W Brockville
Chute, J. E Cocanada, India
Clark, J. W North Lancaster
Cline, W. H., M.A Paris
Cohoe, D. B Scotland
Coles, L. H Moe s River, Que.
Conk, K. B. (Ket.) Acton
Cook, C. W Goble s
Corkery, W. M Windsor
Cote, L. C. F Sorel, Q
Coutts, Jas Ailsa Craig
Coutts, J. R Ormond
Cowsert, Geo Belleville
Craig, J., B. A Akidu, India
Cripps, 8 Oak Lake, Man
Cross, Geo., B.A Carleton Place
Cross, J Lanark
Cunningham, R. M Burgessville
Cunningham, 8 Waterford
Curry, J Cornwall
Cuthbert, W. F Delhi
Back, D Simcoe
Dadson, E. W.. B.A., D.D. .Montreal
Davis, G. B., B.D Sparta
Davis, J. E..B.A. Samulcotta, India
Davis, S. H Sandwich
Day, C. H Quebec
Dayfoot, P. K ,M.A Port Hope
Dempsey, John Ingersoll
Dennis, R Burgessville
Denovan, J Wolfville, N.S
Deteaud, L 1< St. Pic, Q
Dewar, A Thamesville
Dewey , C. N Louisville
Doolittle, Thos., B.A Thurso, Q
Dougherty, G. A., M.A. . Leamington
Dowling, J. T Woodstock
Dowling, R. M Amherstburg
Dunlop, A Neepawa
Dunlop. J. C Stayner
Dyke, S. A Toronto
Eaton, C. A Toronto
Elliott, O. C Toronto
Emerson, C. H Hamilton
Everton, G Victoria, B. C.
Farmer, J. H., Prof., B.A. ..Toronto
Fanner, S. J., B.A Wallaceburg-
Fanjoy, A. A Toronto
Fetzer, J Berlin
Faulkner, J. W Sandwich
Fotliergill, T Strathroy
Fox, E. F Toronto
Fraser, Jas Fenelon Falls
Freed, W Lobo
Frith, A. N Ottawa
Frost, T. A. P Calgary-
Gardiner, J. L Dalkeith
Garside, R., B.A St Catharines
Gibson, J Toronto
Gilmour, J. L., B. A., PhD.. Hamilton
Gooch, F. W India
Goodspeed, C., ProJ., D.D ..Toronto
Gold, M Medicine Hat
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Graham, W. T Montreal
Grant, Alexander ... Winnipeg, Man
Grant, J Ingersoll
Grant, W Lakefield
Grant, Donald Montreal
Gray, J New Sarum
Gregoire, N South Ely, Q
Gregory, J. W Dix ville, Q
Greitzner, E New Dundee
Green, J. (Bible Society) . . .Montreal
Grenier, C. W Quebec
Grigg, E Chatham
Gunton, W. A Nanaimo, B.C.
Hagan, T Almonte
Haines, E. J Leith
Hall, H. H Portage la Prairie
Hammett, T Holt
Hamilton, Jas .. Wingham
Harryet, W Toronto
Harris, E. , B. A Toronto
Harris, E. J., B.A Clinton
Harris, S. G Boston
Hartley, W St. Thomas
Haviland, W. H Waterford
Haviland, H. J Listowel
Heinemann Killaloe
Helmrich, A Sebastopol, Q
Herrington, R. D Kingsville
Hind, G Durham
Higgins, J Ottawa
Holbein, W White Lake
Hollingshead, J Emerson
Holt, J. A Amherstburg
Hooper, E., M.D Toronto
Hoyt, J. W Gladstone
Hughson, L. S Lindsay
Hunter, J. H., B.A. . ..Coaticook, Q
Hutchinson, D Brantford
Huff, J. B Port Elgin
Her, L Ridgetown
Her, Jacob (Ret.) Cottam
Jackson, S C> mrtland
Jackson, J. R Kenmore
Johnson, T. S London
Johnson, W. A Stirling
Keay, J. A Toronto
Kelley, R. W Hillsburg
Kelley, J. H Onondaga
Kendill, James Burlington
Kennedy, J. B., B.A Toronto
Kennedy, A. P Baker Hill
Kenned} , J. A Athens
Kimball, C. H Aylmer
King, C. W Kingston
Kirkpatrick, J. W Bailieboro
Kose. H Hanover
Laflamme, II. F. . . . Cocanada, India
Lafleur, T., M.A Montreal,
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Laing, D Kingston
Langford, O. G., B.A . . . Georgetown
Lebeau. A. J Marieville
Leehy, G. M Brandon, Man.
Lennie, R Mt. Forest
Longford, O. G Georgetown
Luckens, T Collingwood
Lyman, W Sylvan
Me Arthur, D. D Hartney, Man
McDonald, A. R., B.A Lakefleld
McDonald, P. A Dundas
McDonald, A Edmonton, Man
McDianmd, A. P., M.A Toronto
McDiarmid, D dominion ville
McEweu, J Wiarton
McEwen, J. P Toronto
McEwen, P. H Victoria, B.C.
McEwen, P. A Berlin
McFadyen, A Fullarton
MoFaul, J. R., B.A Rockland
McGregor, W Durham
Mclntyre, A Crecmore
Mclntyre, J. P., M.D Birtle
McKay, W. J., M.A Stratford
McKinnon, J. B Kemptville
McKinnon, John Ready
McKinnon, L Glammis
McKay, D. U Pembroke
McKay, R. R., B.A Ottawa j
McLatchey, E. D Morden, Man.
McLeod,A. A.Ramachandrapuram,In
McLeod, C. E Peterboro
MeLaurin, D. (Ret.) Meaford
McLaurin, C. C Gait
MeLaurin, J., D.D.. Bangalore, India
McLennan, D Farewell
McMaster, W. W Tiverton
McMinnis, S Rosemount, M.
McNeil, D Toronto
McNeill, A Castleton
McQuarrie, H Vernon
McQuarrie, J. M Strathavon
Mack, H. W Rodney
Mackie, J Bearnsville
Magee, W. D Palmerston
Mapn, J. W Port Rowan
Marquardt. C. L Zurich
Marshall, R Beainsville
Marshall, T. M Carman, Man
Mason, G Bayham
Mason, W Rockford
Masse, S. F Montreal
Massie, A., B.A Grand Ligne Q.
Massie, G. N., B.A. . .Grand Ligne, Q
Matzicb, J. F Neustadt
Medcof, J. D Halford
Mellick, H. G., B.D Winnipeg
Merrill, B. W. , B.A . . ..Fort William
Miht-11, 1). M., M.A St. George
Miller, James Bancroft
Mitchell, C. M., B.A Forest
Moore, J. B Toronto
Morgan, H Beachville
Moyle, J. E Bracebridge
Munro, A. H St. Thomas
Munt, Joseph Kinmount
Muir, Wm Toronto
Murden, W Gladstone, Man
Murdoch, A., M.A., LL.I>..Waterford
Murdoch, Thos Algonquin
Myers, J. H Woolwich
Newman, A. H.,LL.D.,D.D., Toronto
Newton, L Norwich
Norton, W. E Owen Sound
O Neill, J Cheltenham
Palframan, W St. Mary s
Parsons, C. A Oil Springs
Parent, M. B., B.A Grande Ligne
Parker, P. C Toronto
Peer, W Hespeler
Phillimore, C. H Chesley
Phillips, E Bunyan
Priest, H. C., B.A. ..Cocanada, Ind.
Prosser, W Ridgetown
Pilkey, J.C Mt. Brydges
Pocock, W., B.A Hagersville
Porter, W. H. , M. A Brantford
Porter, J. W Strathclair, Man.
Pugsley, W Port Dover
Pugsley, W.,jr Toronto
Puttenham, J Delta
Quinn, A. E Dunnville
Katcliff. Frederick Stouffville
Randall, L. M West Lome
Reeve, J. J Pembroke
Richardson, G Ottawa
Roberts, Joshua Woodstock
Roberts, Chas Petrolea
Robinson, J Dominionville, Q
Robinson, T. C Listowel
Rock, G. C Perth
Ross R Shoal Lake, Man
Roughley, E. W Wood
Sauuders, H Burnside, Man.
Schmidt, R. A Hanover
Scott. F. L Windsor
Scott, W. J SaultSte. Marie
Segsworth, C Uhthoff
Shaw, Hugh Brownsville
Sheldon, S. S.. Barrie
Sherman, E. D Harrow
Shields, T Vittoria
Silcox, J. W Osnabruch
Siple, E. M Whitevale
Slaght, A Waterford
Smith, H VValsh
Smith, Ira London
Smith, J. M Port Colborne
Smith, E. G., M.D. .Cocanada, India
Smither, J Courtright
Souter, T. C Dalesville, Q
Sowerby, J. H Guelph
Spencer, D Brantford
Spencer, Wm Freelton
Speller, H. C Sarnia
St. Dalmas, A. E. de Fonthill
Stillwell, R.J., B. A .Sa mulcotta, Ind.
Stillwell, H.E., B.A..Coeauada, Ind.
Sleeves, E. L Blenheim
Stevens, W. H Paisley
Schmidt, K. A Hanover
Stewart, Wm., D.D Toronto
Stewart, A Durham
Stewart, H. J Brampton
Sweet, H. Shoal Lake.M.
Stobo, E. J Quebec
Stobo, E. J., jr North Bay
Sycamore, J. C Brockville
Tapscott, W. T Niagara Falls
Tapscott, F. T Toronto
Tennant, J - Brantford
Therrien, A. L Montreal
Thomas, B. D. , D. D Toronto
Topping, E Woodstoc k
Teal, J. H Victoria, B.C
Tread well, W. H Langton
Trotter, T., B. A Wolfville, N. S.
Trotter, J. E St. Catharines
Trotter, R Victoria, B. C.
Trickey, John Selkirk
Turner, C. B Barnston , Q
Turner, E.. Turtle Mountain Citj , M
VanLoon, J Delhi
Vansickle, M Moosomin
Van Tassell. S Selkirk
Vining, A. J Winnipeg
Walker, Wm. M., B.A. London South
Walker, Wm. S Mt. Forest
Walker, Wm Teeswater
Walker, J. A. K..Peddapuram, India
Walker, E. S Meaford
Wallace, O. C. S., M.A Toronto
Warnicker, J. B Montreal
Washington, J. H London
Watson, T Colborne
Weaver, R Toronto
Weaver, S. S Brighton
Webb, J. R Toronto June.
Weeks, J. W Guelph
Weeks, L. M Cornwall
Weeks, W. W Toronto
Welton, D. M., Ph.D., D.D.. Toronto
Welton, H. P., D.D Toronto
Whidden, H. P., B.A.. Morden, Man
White, A Claremont
Williams, J .(Retired) Vienna
Wright, D Lindsay
Yorston, Jno Jersey ville
BAPTIST MINISTERS IN NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Adams, H. F . . .Truro, N S
Achilles, Henry . . Parker s Cove, N S
Addison, Milton Salisbury, N B
Allaby, E. A Clemen tsvale, N S
Archibald, E.N., B.A . .Lunenburg.NS
Archibald, I.C., 3/".J..Chicacole,India
Armstrong, J. J . .New Glasgow, N S
Atkinson, F. N Westchester, N S
Baker, C. E. . .North Brookfield, N S
Bancroft, J. W., B.A. .Springhill, N S
Barss, J. H., K.A.... Wolfville, N. S
Beals, F. H., B.A Canso, N S
Bishop, Trueman, B.A Ohio, N S
Bishop, R. H., B.A . . .Wolfville, N S
Black, S. McC., M.A. ..St. John, NB
Blackadar, T. A., B.J.Brazil Lake, N S
Bleakney, J. C Woodstock, N B
Bleakney, W. A. J. . .New Ross, N S
Bleakney, J. E New Ross, N S
Bleakney, D Petitcodiac, N B
Bool, Henry Truro, N S
Browne, Addison F . . Lockeport, N S
Brown, J. W., A. B. . .Middleton, N S
Brown, M. W., B. A . .French Village
Brown, A. F Campbellton, N B
Burgess, C. C Wolfville, N S
Cahill, Jos. A Centreville, N B
Carey, G. M., M.A . . . .St. John, N B
Carpenter, I. W . . . . Sable River, N S
Champion, J. B Sussex, N B
Carter, Henry.. Maddock, Lot 8, P E I
Charlton, H. A Centreville, N B
Churchill, George Bobbili, India
Chute, A. C., M.A Halifax, N S
Cogswell, Aaron . .Clements West.N S
Colwell, I. B Riverside, N B
Cohoon, Atwood.AT. A . . Wolfville,N S
Coombs, J . . Cumberland Point, N B
Corey, W. T Havelock, N B
Corey, E. C Penobsquis, N B
Corey, C.W., DA .Charlottetown, PEI
Corey, W. W.. Boundary Creek, NB
Corey, H. Y. . . .Vizianagram, India
Cornwall S. H., B.A . . .Surrey, N B
Cox, J. H Canning, X s
Crabble, Geo. C. Pleasant Valley, N S
Crandall, D. W Wolfville, N S
Camp, W Hillsboro, N B
Currie, Calvin. ..Richmond Cor., NB
Cooney, L. A Kempt, N S
OoldweU, E. P. , B. A . . Port Lome, N S
Davidson, F. D Gibson, N 1!
Daley, E. E., B.A St. John, N B
Denovan, J Wolfville, N S
Dimock, J. T New Annan, X S
Dimock, D. W. C., A/. A . .Truro, N S
Dixon, Edvv., Africville, Halifax City
Dunn, N. B Osbprne, N S
Dykeman, A. T Digby, N S
Eaton, J. T Clementsport, N S
Ervine. S. I) .Cumberland Bay, N 1:
Estabrook,H.E.,B..4.Petitcodiac,NB
] Foshay, H. J Yarmouth, N S
Foster, P. R Arcadia, N S
Freeman, M. P., B.A ..Billtown, N S
Freeman, A., B.A . .Maugerville, N B
Freeman, J. I). . . Fredericton, N B
Fields, M. L Brookfield, N S
Fillmore, J. E Turtle Creek, N B
189:
CLERGY BAPTIST. RELIGIOUS STATISTICS.
171
Ganong, E. K St. John, N B
Gates, G. O., M.A St. John, N B
Griffin, H. A Weymouth, N S
Gardner, James Guysboro, N S
Gordon, J. A., If. A.. St. John, West
Goucher, J. E., M.A. . . .Halifax, N S
Goucher, W. C., A/.^.St.Stephen,NB
Grant, E. J Sussex, N B
Gross, Michael Surrey, N B
Gullison, Ralph India
Hall, W. E Halifax, N S
Harvey, J. G Centreville, N B
Hatt, Daniel E Hantsport, N S
Haverstock, C. H Pugwash, N S
Hayward, A. H . . .Florenceville, N S
Henderson, Chas. . .Swan Creek, N B
Hickson, Edw., Af.X.. Carleton, N B
Higgins, W.V., M. A . Chicacole, Ind.
Higgins, Thos.A.,Z).Z). Wolfville, NS
Higgins, M.C., B.A. .North R. P E I
Hopper, Ezekiel Gagetown, N B
Howard, Geo. .Hampton Village, NB
Howe, Edwin H Parrsboro, N B
Hughes, B. N Riverside, N B
Hughes, John H St. John, N S
Hutohins, W. N., M. A.. Canning, N S
Jackson, J. E Halifax, NS
Jewett, Benj. .Hartland Sta.,Co.,NB
Johnson, J. W. .Windsor Plains, N S
Keirstead, Elias Collina, N B
Keirstead, Prof . EM. ,MA . Wolf ville NS
Keirstead, S. W Dorchester, N B
Keith, Oswald N . . Midjic Station, NB
Kempton, hi. B., 3f.^.Dartmouth,NS
Kidson, F. A Annadale, P E I
King, J. H Lawrencetown, N S
King, M. P Doaktown, N B
Knight, P. R. Lower French Vil.,NB
Kinlay, R. B Paradise, N S
Langford, P. R. .Weymouth Falls, NS
Langille, Stephen.. Clemen tsvale, N S
Lavers, A. H St. George, N B
Layton, T. B Truro, N S
Lewis, Milledge Lumsden, NB
Lewis, John New Glasgow, N S
Locke, E. E Middleton, N S
Haider, H. E. S. . .St. Andrews, N S
Marple, J. A Belmont, N B
Manning, J. W., B.A . .St. John, N B
Manzer, W. D St. Mary s, N B
March, Stephen. . . Bridgewater, N S
Martell, C. A., B.A..Vp. Cunard, N B
Miles, John Bozlston, N S
Moore, S. C Waterside, N B
Morse, J. C., D.D. . Sandy Cove, NS
Munro, T. M Tusket, N S
Murray, Jos., B.A Falmouth, N S
Mutch, R. . . .Port Hawkesbury, N S
Martell, A Wolf ville, N S
Macdonald, A. B Jemseg, NB
McDonald R. N. E. . .Margaree, N S
McDonald, D.G.,B.7Vi.N. S.vdney,NS
McDonald, J. H. , B.A . . Amherst, N S
Morse, L. D., B.A India
McGregor, P. S Ohio, N S
Mclntyre, W.E., .^..Chipman, NB
McKeen, David Athol, N S
McQuarrie, D. H.,B.A..Weatport, NS
MacArthur, Alex Carleton, N S
McPhee, E. A Port Morien, N S
McNeil, N. A Havelock, N B
HcLane, C. J. . .Wood s Harbor, N S
McGregor, Wm Barton, N S
Nobles, B. N Bear River, N S
Normandy, M. .McLauehlan R., N B
Neal. G. R Preston, NS
Nowlan, P. D Oxford, N S
Parker, D. O., M.A . . .Wolfville, N S
Parker, J.M.,B.^l..RiverHerbert,NS
Parker, W. L Digby, NS
Parker, W. F Truro, N S
Parry, H. N Chester, N S
Philp, R. R., B.A Halifax, NS
Pineo, David Long Point, N S
Porter, R. D., M.A... Middleton, NS
Porter, J. A Blissfield, N B
Porter, H. A Kentville, N S
Price, David Tryon, P E I
Ray mond,G. P. , B. A . New Glasgow, NS
Read, E. O Waterville, N S
Read, James L...New Germany, N S
Rees, P. O Zealand Station, X B
Rees, W. W Newport, N S
Robinson, W. H. , .4 . Summerside PEI
Rutledge, J. W Woodstock, N B
Sables, C. W Shelburne, N S
Sanford, Rufus, M.A India
Saunders, E. M., D.D. . .Halifax, N S
Saunders, J. H Milton, N S
Sawyer,AW,>.#.,L/,.Z>.WolfvilleNS
Scott, James Crow Harbour, NS
Shaw, H. J Windsor, N B
Shaw, J. L St. John, N B
Skinner, I. J., B.A Milton, N S
Skinner, I. R., B.A.. . .Oak Bay, N B
Smith, H. B., M.A Sydney, NB
Smith, John A Cornwallis, N S
Spidel, J. D Onslow, N S
Springer, G. W Jemseg, N B
Spurr, J. C., B.A. . .Cavendish, PEI
Steadman, J. C Elgin, N B
Steele, D. A. , M.A Amherst, N S
Shaw, A. A Windsor, N S
Shaw, A. C East Point, PEI
Streeves, O. E . . Keswick Ridge, N B
Schurman, G. W Carleton, N B
Saunders, H. H., B.A Elgin, N B
Tiner, J. E Murray River, PEI
Tingley, L. J . Freeport, N S
Todd, Thomas Woodstock, N B
Townsend, W.C. Cumberland Bay.NB
Trotter, Thomas, B.A. Wolf ville, N S
Vincent, W. C Sackville, N B
Vincent, A. J Isaac s Harbor, N S
Whitman, Asaph Sackville, N S
Wallace, Isa., M.A Wolfville, N S
Warren, W.H.,Jlf.^.C lBedeque, PEI
Washburn, A St. Martin s, N B
Weathers, Geo. A . . Summerville, N S
Webb, Josiah S. T. B.Springfield, NS
Wetmore, J. D Musquash, N B
Wright, F. C Harvey, N B
Wilson, C. P., .Z>..Port Elgin, N B
White, Geo. R., B.A. .Fairville, N B
Wprden, H. D Rockland, N B
Williams, John Gaspereaux, N S
Young, J. W.S Green Bush, N B
Young, F. M.,PA.B..Bridgetown,NS
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS OF CANADA.
The following table is a comparative statement of the numbers of the leading denominations in 1881 and 1891
showing also the proportion each denomination bore to the whole populatioYi at each census :
188
L.
18
91.
RELIGIONS.
Number.
Proportion
to Total
Population.
Number.
Proportion
to Total
Population.
Roman Catholics. . . .
1 791 98 ^
Methodists
749 OS1
Presbvterians
fiVfi Ifi^i
17 54
Church of England . .
r;77 A-\A
15 63
Baptists
13 37
Lutherans
303,839
6 29
Congregationalists. .
9fi OAfl
63,982
1 32
Disciples ....
9O IQ^t
558,157
58
Brethren
1*2, j 63
26
Adventists .
7 91 1
11,637
24
{Quakers
6,354
13
Protestants
" 15
4,650
10
Universalists
"15
12,253
25
Jews
10
3,186
07
Unitarians
06
0,414
13
Salvation Army. .
05
1,7/7
04
Other denominations
U9ftQ
"29
Not specified
*93,88l
2 IT
33,756
*89,355
70
1 85
Of the total number of churches, the Methodists have
nearly 32 per cent, the Presbyterians and Roman
Catholics 17 per cent, each, the Church of England 16
per cent., the Baptists 12 per cent., leaving per cent
for "all others."
During the decade 1881-91, the Church of England
appears to have been the most active in providhi"
places of worship for the people, the Presbyterians
coming next, the Baptists third, the Methodists fourth
and the Roman Catholics fifth.
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THE KING S LOYALISTS.
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THE KING S LOYALISTS.
BY E. A. HART, MONTREAL.
INTRODUCTION.
In the good old times in Canada, before steamboats
came into use, there were no good hotels, and travellers
of high position, to secure comfort invariably carried
letters of introduction to any wealthy hospitable family
on their route. Between Quebec and Montreal in those
days, only the North Shore land route was in use, and
the voyage by calash was tedious and tiresome. The
Harts, of Three Rivers, kept open house there from 1760
to 1840, and entertained almost every one of distinction
who passed through Three Rivers during those eighty
eventful years. The dukes of Clarence, Kent and Rich
mond were entertained by them, and from these and
other notables information was obtained which now
first appears in print. So far as regards the travel in
summer, with the advent of the enlarged Swiftsure
(1817) and the Lady Sherbrouke (1820) on the river,
passengers began to travel by the steamboats, and the
number of guests in summer fell off considerably, but
no difference was seen in the winter until after 1840,
when the family was obliged from illness and death to
cease their hospitality. Their fine old library is des
troyed, and not one stone is left of the famous old
mansion occupied by them, and which was built by the
French Intendant in the seventeenth century. A dili
gent reader in his youth, the writer obtained a fund of
information from old family letters, pamphlets, and
orally from members of the family, now dead, which he
thinks should be made public, before he, too. joins his
ancestrv in their rest.
THE KING S LOYALISTS.
The King s American Loyalists was the name they
called themselves by, and King s Loyalists for short.
How, when, why or where the term United Empire
Loyalists arose, I cannot say. It was not in common
use to designate the loyalists by until the new immigra
tion after 1815 set in. I have been told that the Right
Hon. Edmund Burke first applied the term United
Empire Loyalists to the King s Loyalists. If so, I have
not seen it in his speeches, but the ponderous term
sounds very much as if Burke did originate it. Be this
as it may, the term was never used by the loyalists
themselves, though their children adopted it, for the
term King s Loyalists was obnoxious to other loyal
Canadians, since it inferred that the American loyalists
were the only loyalists in Canada. This is why the
term United Empire Loyalists came into common use,
clumsy as it is.
THE LOYALIST REGIMENTS.
Having recently been asked for what information I
possess regarding these regiments, in order to trace up
a family record, it may interest many persons to be told
about them.
The first regiment raised for service in the colonies
was the
60TH ROYAL AMERICAN REGIMENT.
This corps was a regular regiment of the line. 11
was raised at the beginning of the French and Indian
war which resulted in the conquest of Canada. The
regiment consisted of five battalions, a strength it re
tained until the close of the Napoleonic wars in 1815.
When first raised, in the Carolinas, it was mainly re
cruited in the British Isles, the colonists disliking the
restraints of military discipline, but during the revolu
tionary war the loyalists flocked into its ranks. At the
close of this last war, the loyalists were allowed by the
British Government to leave the regiment.provided they
would settle in the provinces, and New Brunswick in>
particular was the gainer by this arrangement. When^
the loyalists left it, the regiment changed its uniform
from scarlet to rifle green, and became noted as the
King s Royal Rifle Corps, the title it now has.
78 ni HIGHLANDERS.
This regiment was raised by the Fraser clan for service
in the colonies, and served with distinction at the battle
of the Plains of Abraham on the 13th of September,
1759. The regiment was disbanded in Nova Scotia at
the peace of 1763, and the men were given lands to
settle on in the north of that colony.
84TH ROYAL HIGHLAND EMIGRANTS.
This regiment was also raised in the Scottish High
lands, mainly from the Macdonalds, Macdonuils or Mac-
donnells, at the outset of the revolutionary war. It
served with distinction, defending Quebec from assaults
and siege of the American forces in the winter of 1775-
and 76, and was disbanded in Canada in 1784, the men
settling on government land in Glengarry, Ontario, and
in Cape Breton.
THE ROYAL NEW YORK REGIMENT.
Commonly called the King s Royal New Yorkers, to-
distinguish them from other loyalist corps raised in the
same colony. This regiment was raised by Sir John
Johnson, Bart., of Johnson Hall, Tryon County (Mohawk
Valley), for service in the revolutionary war. Though
not a line regiment like the preceding, it was a regular
British regiment for local service, similar to the Royal
Canadian Rifles of our own times. Sir John Johnson
remained as the colonel until the disbandment of the
regiment in Montreal in 1784. The men settled on the
north shore of the St. Lawrence, from Kingston to
Coteau.
ROYAL NEW YORK RANGERS.
The preceding regiments wore the scarlet uniform.
The Royal New York Rangers was raised as a fencible
regiment, and wore the fenoible uniform of Lincoln
green. It was hence always styled by the loyalists the
Royal Greens, but was known as Butler s Rangers by
the Continentals, Colonel Butler, its commanding officer,
making the regiment a thorn in the side of the Ameri
cans. It was disbanded on the Niagara frontier in 1784,
and the men settled on the Canada side. All the
western posts in 1783, Chicago, Mackinaw, Detroit,
Presqu isle, near Buffalo, and Fort George, were garri
soned by detachments of the three last named regiments.
THE PRINCE OK WALES REGIMENT.
Its full name was the Prince of Wales Regiment of
Loyal New York Volunteers. It was a partisan corps..
1897]
THE KINGS LOYALISTS.
173
and not a regular regiment like the foregoing. The
men settled in New Brunswick.
THE LOYAL AMERICAN RANGERS.
Also a partisan corps, often confounded by the Ameri
cans with the Royal Greens, because the uniform was
Lincoln green. It was, however, a distinct regiment, one
battalion of which met the misfortune of being captured
in a transport. The men having given their parole not
to serve against the Congress during the continuance of
the war, the transport was released and the regiment
proceeded on its way to Quebec. From Quebec they
were sent to Fort Frontenac, now Kingston, and the
entire regiment was disbanded there in 1784, and the
men settled along the Bay of Quinte.
KINO S AMERICAN LEGION.
Also a partisan corps, of three battalions, disbanded at
Halifax in 1783, and the men were settled along the
western shore, at Annapolis, Digby and Windsor, in
Nova Scotia. I cannot trace where the other regiments
settled, there were a dozen other loyalist regiments,
but the information, when necessary, can be obtained
by searching the archives of the Horse Guards in Lon
don. The above-named regiments were those most
noted in the war, and bore the brunt of the fighting, the
line regiments not being of any use in the woods.
THE KING S GERMAN LEGION.
American writers make the mistake of calling the
above regiment Hessians. The Hessians proper were of
no earthly use in the war. They were mercenaries and
would not fight. They ran away at Trenton, they
broke ranks at Saratoga. The Hessians were com
manded by General Kuyphausen, a Wurtemberg noble,
and when they surrendered to the Continentals, were
sent into East Pennsylvania, where they became the
ancestors of the "Pennsylvania Dutchmen," a well
known element of the population in the anthracite coal
regions. The King s Own Hanoverian subjects were
very different to the Hessians. They were good, stub
born fighters, and when the war was over they would
not settle where the Hessians were, but were sent to
Nova Scotia, where the soldiers of the King s German
Legion founded the settlements in Lunenburgh, while
one battalion founded Charlottenburgh, and settled
with the other loyalists along the Bay of Quinte, and
along the St. Lawrence river. The thirty battalions of
loyalist soldiers at the close of the war, who settled in
the provinces, must have numbered little less than
twenty thousand men. They were encouraged to
many before disbandment to fit them for being mili
tary colonists, and they brought their families with
them. The civilian loyalist settlers outnumbered the
soldiers, they all brought their families with them, and
it is absolutely certain that the loyalist exodus con
sisted of not less than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
women and children. They settled on the west shore
of Lake Ontario, and in the region north of Vermont
and Lake Champlain. The county of Leinster, in
Lower Canada, was set apart for their settlement ; it
has sinc e then been formed into three counties, Terre-
bonne, Two Mountains and Argenteuil. All along the
Ottawa and the St. Lawrence rivers they settled. They
were in the District of Three Rivers in large numbers;
Sorel, or William Henry, as they called it, was founded
by them. The common statement that only ten thou
sand loyalists settled in the Dominion is one of the
most absurd and ridiculous statements that could be
imagined. There was no other immigration at that
time, so there need be no mistake made. They did not
come together, far from it; they could not because they
could not sell their property, but they came when they
could, between 1781 and 1810.
Butler s Rangers and Brant s Indians fought together
in war, and when the peace came Brant s Indians
settled on the Grand River, in rear of the Royal Greens.
Many of the six hundred Canada Militia whom Brock
led to the capture of Detroit, and who repelled the
invaders at the battle of Queenston Heights, were sons
of fathers who served in the Royal Greens. The child
ren of the Royal New Yorkers fought and won the
victory of Chrysler s Farm. The children of the 84th
Sons of the Mist, but this time wearing the Lincoln
green of the Glengary Fencibles, repelled the foes of
their fathers at Chateauguay. The sons of the men
who had served in the Royal Americans and the Prince
of Wales regiments drove the Americans from the
New Brunswick frontier, and reconquered the whole of
the Acadian part of the State of Maine, a conquest they
held until the peace, and which should never have been
given up. The story of the march of the New Bruns
wick regiments to the Penobscot river vies in heroism
with any of the brilliant achievements of the Canada
Militia.
His Blessed Majesty King George the Third, as the
loyalists called him, was ever deeply interested in the
welfare of his American subjects, for so he styled them.
Writing to his third son, Prince William Henry, duke of
Clarence, then serving in the North American fleet, and
about to visit Canada, the king charged his son particu
larly to inquire into the condition and modes of living
of my American subjects, and whether they were
prospering in their new homes, and to relieve any cases
of distress he may find among them." This letter was
shown to many in Canada by the duke of Clarence, who
eventually became King William the Fourth. That the
faithfulness of the loyalists had touched the king to his
innermost soul was evident, for the duke of Kent told
many in Canada that when his father s mind became
clouded, theie was no subject of conversation that he
seemed to take any interest in, except when they spoke
of the loyalists.
Now let us inquire into the results of the loyalist
exodus so far as they affected the United States. That
the removal of one hundred thousand people whose
maxim in politics and in social life was "to fear God
and honour the king," should have a very bad effect on
those they left behind them, was a natural sequence.
In the course of two generations, among the lower
classes in the new states, a marked impatience of all the
old time restraints was manifested. They had less fear
of God, less respect for the law, less respect for vested
rights, less respect for the marriage tie, than their
colony bred revolutionary fathers had. All authority
was more or less derided ; there was little respect
shown to grey hairs or old age, and when they grew to
manhood, neither their parents nor their clergy had any
restraining influence over them. So much did these
evils show themselves that Puritan New England be
came alarmed at the probable disintegration of society,
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THE KING S LOYALISTS.
[1897
and rightly ascribing the cause to the removal of the
loyalists, the Massachusetts Puritans heartily wished
for the success of the king in the war of 1812, that it
may have a chastening effect on the people. The
Puritans then saw that the loyalists were a bulwark
against the tide of scepticism, agnosticism and infidelity
which, set in motion by the French revolution, rolled
across the Atlantic from Europe to America. Puritan
New England, which started the revolution, to arrest its
harmful effects gave its support to that political party
which strove to oppose the principles of Hancock and
Jefferson, and to this day the Republican party, which
embodies in its politics the ideas of strength of govern
ment, respect for the la-.v, and a fundamental respect
for the vested rights of property, as opposed to the
principles of the Jeffevsoirian democracy, finds its
leaders in Puritan New England.
THE LOYALISTS WERE CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS.
Never was a civil war in the history of the world so
humanely carried on. The loyalists would not permit
of any outrages, even on the rebels, by the German and
British soldiers in the revolutionary war, and they were
powerful enough to restrain their barbarity. This cle
mency was a terrible mistake, politically speaking. It
was the sole reason for the ultimate success of the rebels.
They came into Canada with their sword in one hand
and their Bible in the other. The first Protestant
church in Canada was established by them, for Christ
Church at Montreal was founded by Sir John Johnson
and other loyalists, the gentlemen and officers, members
of the Loyal Colonial Club of Montreal. By 1810 the
Anglican Church had a number of small but flourishing
congregations, wherever there was a considerable loyal
ist settlement, from Newark to Quebec, a distance of
six hundred miles.
The 84th Regiment was raised from Scottish Jacobite
clans. They were all, or nearly all, Scotch Catholics.
Their exemplary behaviour in Canada, and the uniform
good conduct of the many Irish Catholic soldiers in the
loyalist regiments, their courage and fortitude, had a
far reaching effect. Prior to this time, no Irish Catholics
were allowed to enlist into the army, but the British
Government, disgusted with the Hessians, began to re
place them with Irish Catholics. The two first Irish
regiments, the 18th and 27th, were Protestant corps.
After the misconduct of Baron Reidesel s Hessians at
Saratoga, an Irish Catholic regiment, the Loyal Irish,
was raised in Ireland for service in the West Indies.
Here they distinguished themselves greatly, and they
became a line regiment, the 85th King s Loyal Irish.
Subsequently two more Catholic regiments were raised,
the 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers and the 88th Royal Con-
naught Rangers. The title of the 85th being objected
to by the last two regiments, the K. L. I. became the
King s Light Infantry.
Without the Irish Catholic soldiers, the Peniiisular
War would not have been carried on, and AVaterloo
would have been a French victory. How much, then,
does not the British Empire, Europe and the world owe
to the American loyalists who first made use of the Irish
Catholics as British soldiers.
Without the assistance rendered by the sons of the
loyalists Britain would have had a hard task to have
repulsed the American invasion of Canada in 1812 and
1813. She could not spare 5,000 soldiers from Welling
ton s army in those two years, while 50,000 Americans
volunteered to invade the country, which they were
sure was defenceless and would prove an easy conquest.
The sons of the Royal Greens met the first array of the
Americans, and that same array of the Americans,
marched into Montreal, without arms, as prisoners of
war, the British drums and fifes of the Canadian
Fencibles playing the Americans in to the tune of
"Yankee Doodle !" At the end of the summer of 1814
there was not an American soldier in Canada, except as.
a prisoner of war. That a powerful British kingdom
was founded and maintained in Canada by the King s
Loyalists and their descendants there can be no ques
tion. It exists to-day, serving to bind the British
Empire together. Many there are who dream of a time
coming when Canada will have a larger population
than will be then in the British Isles, and that the
better order, security and justice of its people, their
better form of government, the inheritance given to-
their Canadian posterity by the loyalists, will attract tc-
Canada the best elements of the population of the
United States. The King s Loyalists moulder in their
Canadian graves, but their bodies hallow the soil, and
Canada can never forget what it owes them. Long
may their memory be cherished !
AFTER THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
was over the fugitive loyalists at Three Rivers would
often talk over the causes which led to the British defeat.
The non-use of military severity to crush the rebellion,
the loyalists alone were responsible for, but they blamed
the generals for their incapacity also. General Burgoyne
was considered a splendid officer, and so also was Sir
William Howe, but Burgoyne alone was unfit to fight
his way through the wilderness with a large army, and
when General Fraser was killed Burgoyne seemed to
have no officer he could rely on to do effective work.
Outside the lords, Rawdon and Cornwallis, Tarleton
and the Butlers, the army leaders inspired no confi
dence in the troops. The loyalists themselves produced
no good leaders except the Butlers, for Sir John
Johnston had no military ability, and the Butlers were
not American loyalists, though placed in command of
two of their regiments. The officers of the line regi
ments from Britain were greatly blamed by the
loyalists for seeking after social pleasures and spending
their time and money in giving balls and fetes to the
American belles whose fathers and brothers were in the
Continental army, or if they were with their families
were disloyal to their king. This was a very sore
subject to the loyalists, who bore the brunt of the
hardships in the woods, while the line regiments served
in the cities. The officers spent their money lavishly at
New York, Newport and Philadelphia in entertainments
which did not buy the loyalty of the people who might
have been awed by severity, but who were of too
vulgar a class, pioneers and adventurers, to be seduced
or cajoled by music, dancing and fine suppers.
Sir Henry Clinton was hated and despised by the
loyalists. Through bis connection with the ducal house
of Newcastle he could baffle all the efforts made by
the good generals like Howe, Burgoyne and Cornwallis,
for if Clinton could ruin a rival he would do it, though
his king lost an empire. Howe left America in disgust.
Burgoyne was ruined, and Cornwallis only missed the
same fate through Clinton s treachery being found out.
The loyalists always styled Clinton a traitor, even
charging him with giving important information to the
rebels. His cowardice was well known to them.
HISTORICAL EVENTS.
The Creation (Bible Chron.)
The Deluge "
The Exodus from Egj pt
Fall of Troy
David King of Israel
Dedication of Solomon s Temple
Foundation of Rome
Jerusalem taken by Nebuchadnezzar.
Battle of Marathon
Battle of Thermopylae
Battle of Cannae
Caesar s invasion of Britain
Birth of Our Lord. .
The Crucifixion of Our Lord
Revolt of Brito-is under Boadicea
Jerusalem destroyed by Titus
Constantino converted to Christianity
Romans quitted Britain
St. Augustine arrived in England
Mohammedan Hegira
Egbert, first king of all England
Alfred the Great, succeeded to the Crown
Foundation of Oxford University
Battle of Hastings
The Crusades began
King John signed Magna Charta
First Parliament held at Winchester
Battle of Cressy
Capture of ( alais
The French defeated at Poictiers and king captured
Rebellion of Wat Tyler
Battle of Agincourt
Joan of Arc burnt
Constantinople taken by the Turks
Wars of the Roses began
The Bible first printed at Mentz
Caxton set up his Printing-press in England
Houses of York and Lancaster united
Discovery of America by Columbus
Newfoundland discovered
Battle of Flodden
Field of Cloth of Gold
Authority of the Pope disallowed
The first English Bible printed :
Jacques Cartier arrived at Montreal
Execution of Lady Jane Grey
Archbishop Cranmer burnt
Calais taken from the English
Accession of Queen Elizabeth
Massacre of St. Bartholomew
Virginia taken possession of by Raleigh
Mary Queen of Scots beheaded
The Spanish Armada defeated
East India Company chartered
Union of England and Scotland . .
B.C. First visit of Champlain to Canada 1603:
4004 James I. , first king of Great Britain, Oct. 24 1604
2348 The Gunpowder Plot, November 5 1(505
1491 Quebec founded by Champlain ic08
1183 St. John s, Newfoundland, founded 1613
1049 Death of William Shakespeare 1516
1004 Pilgrims by the Mayflower landed 1320
753 Nova Scotia settled by the Scotch 1622
588 Capture of Quebec by Sir David Kirke 1629
490 Canada ceded to France \2, >
480 The Long Parliament met 1640 .
216 Montreal founded by Maisonneuve if^z
55 Charles I. defeated at Naseby .1645
4 Charles I. beheaded January 30 1649
A.D. Oliver Cromwell became Lord Protector 1653
29 Jamaica captured ^55
61 Restoration of the Stuarts 1660
70 The Long Parliament dissolved i66i
312 Bombay ceded to England by Portugal 1662
410 New York taken from the Dutch 1664
597 The Great Plague of London 1664
622 The Great Fire of London 1666
827 Hudson Bay Company founded 1670
871 Habeas Corpus Act passed IQ79
886 Pennsylvania settled by the Quakers 1682
1066 Trial of the Seven Bishops j^gg
1096 James II. abdicated jggg
1215 William and Mary declared King and Queen 1689
1265 Battle of the Boyne 1690
1346 First newspaper in America (Boston) 1690
1347 Massacre of Glencoe ^593
1356 Society for Propagation of the Gospel founded 1701
1381 Prussia made a kingdom 1701
1415 Gibraltar taken 1704
1431 Battle of Blenheim 1704
1453 Legislative Union of England with Scotland 1707
1455 Peace of Utrecht .1713
1462 Accession of the House of Hanover 1714
1473 The South Sea Bubble .1720
1486 Battle of Culloden 1746
1492 Halifax, N.S., founded by Lord Halifax .1749
1500 First newspaper published in Canada . 1752
1513 " New Style " adopted, September 3 1752
1520 Great Earthquake at Lisbon 1755
1534 The Black-hole Suffocation in Calcutta 1756
1535 Clive won the Battle of Plassey . 1 757
1535 Canada taken from the French 1759
1554 Steam engine perfected by Watt 1773
1556 Battle of Lexington _ 1775
1558 Declaration of American Independence, July 4.. .. 1776
1558 United States first so styled, September 9 1770
1572 Captain Cook killed iy 76
1584 Independence of U.S.A. acknowledged 1782
1587 First Colonial Bishopric, Nova Scotia I7g7
1588 First Settlement in Australia (convicts) 1733
1600 The French Revolution began i7gg
1603 George Washington first President of U.S 1789
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First Parliament of Upper Canada
Louis XVI. of France executed
Invention of the Cotton-gin
Lord Howe s Victory, "The Glorious First of June"
London Missionary Society founded
Mutiny at the Nore
Battle of the Nile
Malta taken
Union of Great Britain and Ireland
Treaty of Amiens
Bonaparte, Emperor of French
Battle of Trafalgar : death of Nelson, October 21. . .
Cape of Good Hope taken from the Dutch
Fulton s first Steamboat Voyage
Battle of Corunna ; death of Sir J. Moore
The French Expedition to Russia
Battle of Queenston Heights
Capture of " Chesapeake " by " Shannon," June 1.
Invention of the Printing Machine
Ceylon taken
Battle of Waterloo, June 18
Algiers bombarded by Lord Exmouth
Death of Napoleon Bonaparte
Commencement of Lachine Canal.
Battle of Navarino
Revolution in France (Louis Phillipe, King of the
French)
Liverpool and Manchester Railway opened
Slavery abolished in British colonies, August 1
First Railroad in Canada
Accession of Queen Victoria, June 20
Rebellion in Canada
" Great Western " steamed to New York
First Electric Telegraph constructed
Marriage of Queen Victoria
Penny Postage in Great Britain
Hong Kong taken from the Chinese
Birth of the Prince of Wales, November 9
Disastrous Retreat from Cabul
Thames Tunnel opened
Cabul re-taken
Sir John Franklin s last Expedition
Sewing Machine invented by Howe
The Irish Potato Famine
War between United States and Mexico
Repeal of the Corn Laws
Oregon Dispute
Gold discovered in California, September
French Revolution, Republic formed
Surrender of the Sikhs
The Koh-i-noor presented to the Queen
First International Exhibition in Hyde Park ......
Gold discovered in Australia, April
First Submarine Telegraph
Wreck of the " Birkenhead "
The Duke of Wellington died
Battles of Balaklava and Inkerman
Reciprocity Treaty with the United States
Fall of Sebastopol, September
Fall of Kars, November
Bessemer s discovery in Iron Manufacture
Opening of Grand Trunk Ry. to Toronto, Nov. 12.
Indian Mutiny commenced, May 10
Relief of Lucknow by Havelock
Great Eastern launched
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First Atlantic Cable laid, August 5 1858
Queen proclaimed in India, November 1 1858
Commencement of the Volunteer Movement 1859
Victoria Bridge, Montreal, opened 1860
Visit of Prince of Wales to Canada 1860
Launch of "Warrior," first ironclad 1860
Battle of Bull Run, July 21 1861
The " Trent " affair 1861
Death of the Prince Consort, December 14 1861
Kingdom of Italy formed 1861
Slavery abolished in United States 1S62
Lee surrendered at Appomatox 1865
Battle of Sadowa, defeat of Austria 1866
Fenian Invasion at Fort Erie 1866
Confederation of Canada, July 1 1867
Abvssinian War, capture of Magdala 1868
Opening of Suez Canal 1 869
The Capitulation at Sedan 1870
Rome again made the Capital of Italy 1870
Manitoba admitted to Confederation 1870
Fenian Raid, Vermont 1870
The German Empire re-established 1870
Surrender of Paris, January 28 1871
The Geneva Arbitration 1872
The great Fire in Chicago 1872
Prince Edward Island admitted to Confederation . . 1873
" Challenger" returned from voyage, 68,000 miles. 1876
Queen Victoria proclaimed Empress of India 1877
Fisheries Commission 1877
Afghanistan again occupied by British 1878
Cyprus acquired 1878
" Cleopatra s Needle " erected in London. 1878
Defeat of Isandula 1879
Emperor Alexander assassinated 1881
Revised Testament published, May 17 1881
Death of Lord Beaconsfield ." 1881
End of Afghan War 1882
English occupation of Egypt 1882
Battle of Tel-el-Kebir 1882
Phoenix Park Murders 1882
Death of Comte de Chambord 1883
Revised Bible published 1885
Rebellion in North- West Territories 3 *S5
Completion of Canadian Pacific Railway 1885
Death of General Gordon at Khartoum 1885
Jubilee of Queen Victoria 1887
Emperors William and Frederick of Germany died. 1888
McKinley Tariff in operation in United States 1890
Division of Africa 1S90
Telephone London to Paris 1891
Copyright Bill passed by Congress 1891
The Baring Crisis in London 1892
Birth of Prince, 3rd in succession to Throne 1893
Sinking of Battleship " Victoria "
World s Fair at (. hicago 1893
Jap-Chinese War 1894
Discoverv of Unknown Constituent in Air 1894
President < leveland s threat re Venezuela 1895
Jameson s Raid into Transvaal 1895
Flying Squadron commissioned, January 1 896
Opening of Black Sea and Baltic Canal 1896
Queen entered on 60th Year of Reign, June 20, and
on September 23 had . reigned longer than any
other English Sovereign 1896
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AN HISTORICAL DIARY FOR 1895-96.
BY Miss NELLIE SPENCE, B.A.
NOVEMBER, 1895.
1 Completion of French Ministry (Bourgeois), M.
Berthelot becoming Minister of Foreign Affairs.
4 Death of Eugene Field, poet and journalist.
5 Elections held in 13 of the United States, the
Republicans successful in all but two.
6 Dismissal of Kiamil Pasha, Grand Vizier of Turkey.
7 Fight at Saffi between the Sultan s troops and
rebels.
Halil Rifot Pacha becomes Grand Vizier of Turkey.
9 Lord Salisbury, in a speech at the Lord Mayor s
banquet, defines England s policy towards Turkey.
10 Death of Prof. Lawson, of Nova Scotia, a well-
known scientist and writer.
11 Resignation of Nubar Pacha, Premier of Egypt;
appointment of Mustapha Tehmy Pacha in his place.
13 15,000 Armenians capture the fort of Zeitoun,
occupied by Turkish troops.
The convention to settle the claims of Canadian sealers
is finished by Sir Julian Pauncefote and Secy. Olney.
14 Battle between Chinese and Japanese in For
mosa the only battle in the Formosan campaign in
which the Japanese loss exceeds the Chinese.
Missions of American Board in Hurpoot, Armenia,
are pillaged and burned by Kurds and Turks ; 500
massacred.
15 Birth of a daughter to the Czar of Russia.
17 Dreadful massacre at Aintah, Armenia.
19 Lord Salisbury, at a meeting of the National
Conservative Union, reads a letter from the Sultan ask
ing the British Premier to make a speech neutralizing
that made by him at the Lord Mayor s banquet of
Nov. 9.
Battle at Shoi Lan, Formosa, between Chinese and
Japanese. Chinese loss, 1,000 ; Japanese, 30.
Death of Cardinal Lucien Bonaparte.
20 Death of Rustem Pasha, Turkish Ambassador to
Great Britain.
21 Death of Sir Henry Ponsonby, Keeper of the
Privy Purse and Private Secretary to the Queen.
Massacre of missionaries in Madagascar.
22 Sir Herbert Murray, the new Governor of New
foundland, sails for that island.
23 12,000 Spanish troops embark for Cuba.
The Dominion Line Steamship Labrador brings 450
British soldiers to Halifax.
Arrival of Sir Philip Currie, British Ambassador, at
Constantinople.
Britain s proposal for arbitration in regard to Trinidad
is submitted to the Brazilian Government.
24 Death of Saint Hilaire, the French writer and
statesman.
25 Complimentary dinner given to Hall Caine by
the citizens of Ottawa.
Austrian Emperor grants permission to women to
study medicine.
26 Terrible storm moves from the Gulf of Mexico up
the Mississippi Valley to Lake Simcoe.
A draft copyright bill is presented to the Canadian
Government.
Earthquake shocks in Greece and Bulgaria.
27 Death of Alexandre Dumas (Fils).
Madagascar is declared a French dependency.
The " One-man-one- vote " and Women s Suffrage
measures pass their second reading in the Assembly at
Melbourne.
28 Jabez Spencer Balfour, convicted of fraud in con
nection with the Home and Land Investment Trust, is
sentenced to 14 years imprisonment.
12
Turkish troops en route to Zeitoun halt at Marash,
pending negotiations with the Armenians in possession
of Zeitoun.
Appointment of Costaki Effendi Anthopoulos as
Turkish Ambassador to England.
\V. J. Courthppe is appointed Professor of Poetry at
Oxford University.
29 Death of Count Taafe, formerly Prime Minister
of Austria. He was also an Irish peer.
30 H. H. Holmes, the notorious murderer, is sen
tenced to death at Philadelphia.
Rev. Dr. Rowe, a native of Toronto, is consecrated
Bishop of Alaska.
Massacre of Armenians at Kaiserea.
DECEMBER, 1895.
1 Despatch from Julfa, reporting that 46 Armenian
villages have been destroyed by the Hamidieh cavalry.
Despatch from Vladivostock, saying that at a confer
ence of foreign delegates at Seoul it was decided that
the Japanese troops should leave Corea, with the excep
tion of two companies in Seoul and small garrisons in
Cen San and Fee San.
2 Beginning of the public sessions of the 54th Con
gress at Washington.
A public consistory held by the Pope, all the diplo
mats accredited to the Vatican being present except
the Austrian ambassador the latter s absence being
attributed to a tension of his relations with the Vatican.
Despatch from Paris to the effect that Menier, the
chocolate manufacturer, has purchased the Canadian
Island of Anticosti, for 40,000.
Election of Mr. Reed (Republican, Maine) as Speaker
of the American Congress.
Despatch from Goa, capital of the Portuguese posses
sions in India, stating that the revolt against the Govern
ment has been suppressed.
3 Delivery of President Cleveland s message to the
54th Congress, criticizing the free coinage theories, and
maintaining that the gold basis is the only safeguard
from degradation of currency ; urging the Congress to
pay the Behring Sea Award ; affirming the Monroe Doc
trine (in reference to the dispute between England and
Venezuela); laying dow/i strict neutrality as the duty of
Americans in relation to the Cuban rebellion ; and deal
ing with other matters of foreign and domestic policy.
Opening of the winter session of the German Reich
stag.
Retirement of Herr Von Koellner, Prussian Minister
of the Interior, because of his harsh measures in closing
the Socialist unions. His retirement is taken as a
Socialist victory.
Arrival of S.S. Lake Superior, first boat of the Beaver
Line service between Liverpool and St. John, N.B., at
St. John.
The Crispi Ministry is sustained by a vote of confidence
in the Chamber of Deputies, the vote being taken upon
the question of the Colonial and Turkish policy of the
Government a policy bitterly attacked by ex -Premier
Rudini.
4 Centenary of Thos. Carlyle observed at Chelsea
(John Morley, presiding); observed also at Ecclefechan,
near Dumfries, Carlyle s birthplace. A wreath from the
German Kaiser sent "In memory of the writer of the
life of Frederick the Great."
Assurances given by the Porte that stringent orders
have been issued for the protection of foreigners, and
that American missionaries at Kaiserea are safe.
5 Death of Senator Edward Murphy (Conservative)
at Montreal.
Launch of the new British cruiser Diana, at Glasgow.
6 Leckey, the historian, is elected to fill the parlia
mentary seat for Dublin University.
The Sultan consents to each of the Powers having a
second guardship at Constantinople.
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Receipt by Ambassador Pauncefote of Lord Salisbury s j
reply to Secretary Olney s despatch, calling upon the
British Government for a definite answer to the question
whether it would or would not submit the territorial
controversy between itself and Venezuela in its entirety j
to impartial arbitration.
7_Sir Julian Pauncefote, British Ambassador to the
United States, presents to the Secretary of State at
Washington Britain s reply to the request of the United
States for arbitration of the Venezuelan dispute.
Italian forces are defeated by King Menelek at Am- \
balagi.
8 Death at Brighton of the distinguished journalist
and novelist, George Augustus Sala.
9 Convention of the American Federation of Labor
at New York.
Death of Herr Dowe, the inventor of the bullet-proof
coat, at Weisbaden.
Announcement in the Italian Chamber of Deputies
that the five companies of Italian soldiers under the com
mand of Major Tosselli, operating in Abyssinia, have been
surrounded and surprised by 25,uOO natives at Ambalizim.
Fate of Tosselli unknown.
British ultimatum is delivered to the Venezuelan
Government.
1O Despatch from General Baratieri, comnunder of
the Italian troops in Abyssinia, saying that 70,000
Abyssinians have invaded the Tigre country.
An irade issued by the Sultan permitting the extra
guardships demanded by the Powers to come to Con
stantinople.
Inauguration of Col. Bradley, the first Republican
Governor of Kentucky.
11 Salisbury declines to grant request to readjust
the duty on beer, so as to encourage the growth of
English hops and barley.
Hon. Clarke Wallace, Controller of Customs, resigns
because of the policy of coercion pursued by the
Dominion Government towards Manitoba on the school
question.
12 Bye-election in North Ontario. Mr. MacGillivray,
Conservative, elected by a plurality of 800 votes over
those of the Patron and Liberal candidates.
Prorogation of British Parliament until the middle of
February.
A third party formed in Britain a resolution framed
at the annual congress of the National Agricultural
Union, under the presidency of the Earl of Winohelsea,
to form an agricultural party in parliament, the object
being to urge the government to relieve the land of its
existing unfair share of the public burdens, to readjust
the beer duty in favor of British-grown barley and hops,
and to introduce legislation for the effective protection
of home products against all forms of fraudulent com
petition.
Attack by Turkish troops upon Christians at Vryse, in
the Island of Crete.
Resumption by Chinese officials of possession of Port
Arthur, General Sun, on behalf of China, taking over
the station from the Japanese officers.
Resignation of Spanish Cabinet.
14 Birth of a second son to Prince George ; the 34th
anniversary of the death of the Prince Consort, and the
17th anniversary of the death of Princess Alice.
15 Arrival of Sir Chas. Tupper, Canadian High Com
missioner, in Ottawa, on business connected with the
proposed fast Atlantic steamships.
16 Annual financial statement presented to the U.S.
Congress, showing a deficiency of $17,000,000.
Introduction of a bill in the German Reichstag pro
viding for the creation of a chamber composed of arti
sans and employers, to decide trades disputes.
Col. Prior. M.P. for Victoria, B.C., appointed Control
ler of Inland Revenue, in place of Hon. John F. Wood,
appointed Controller of Customs, vice Clarke Wallace,
resigned, both controllers to be members of the Cabinet.
17_p re sident Cleveland sends to Congress an anti-
British message concerning the Venezuelan dispute.
23 Advance of Turkish troops to the barracks oc
cupied by the insurgents at Zeitoun, summoning them to
surrender. Insurgents refusing, a battle follows, in
which Turks are compelled to retreat.
The Manitoba Government decides to go to the people
on the school question.
Augustus William Lawson Hemming succeeds Sir
Charles C. Lees as Governor of British Guiana.
24 Bye-election in Cardwell, Ontario. Mr. Win.
Stubbs, McCarthyite, elected over the Conservative and
Liberal candidates.
Fresh engagement between Turks and insurgents at
Zeitoun, the latter being worsted, and the Turks finally
occupying the town.
26 Consecration, for the first time in the history of
the Anglican Church in Ontario, of two Deaconesses, by
the Bishop of Toronto in Trinity Church.
Receipt in Ottawa of the reply of the Greenway
Government in Manitoba on the school question, defi-
nitelv and positively rejecting the proposal to establish
a system of Separate Schools in any form, and earnestly
inviting a commission of enquiry into the facts relating
to the past and present school systems.
Extradition Treaty between France and Holland.
signed.
28 Opening of the Japanese Parliament.
Inhabitants of Johannesburg appeal to Dr. Jameson
for aid against the Boers.
29 Dr. Jameson, at the head of 500 armed men,
crosses the Transvaal border to aid the Uitlanders against
;he Boers.
Mr. Gladstone s 86th birthday.
31 Appointment of Alfred Austin as Poet Laureate
of England.
JANUARY, 1896.
1 Dr. Jameson attacks the Boers near Kriigersdorf.
Jameson, repulsed, tries to move to Randfontaine or
Rodport, but is stopped at Doorkop.
Release from prison at Honolulu of the eight remain
ing political prisoners.
Massacre of Armenians in Binjik.
President Cleveland appoints a Commission to investi
gate the boundary question between England and
Venezuela.
Death of Alfred Ely Beach, for nearly 50 years editor
of the Scientific American.
2 Heavy fighting takes place between Jameson and
the Boers, Jameson and 500 of his followers being taken
prisoners and conducted to Praetoria.
Opening of the Canadian Parliament ; speech from the
throne announces legislation concerning Manitoba School
Question.
Publication at Havana of decrees of Spanish Govern
ment, placing the provinces of Havana and Pinar del
Rio under martial law, and establishing a stricter censor
ship of the press.
3 Emperor William of Germany sends a congratula
tory message to President Kruger of the Transvaal*
message which causes great indignation in England.
4 Formal certificates of appointment given to mem
bers of Venezuelan Commission, and first meeting of
Commission at Washington, Hon. David J. Brewer being
elected president.
Resignation of seven members of the Bowell Ministry :
Foster, Finance; Tupper, Justice; Dickey, MUitia;
Montague, Agriculture ; Haggart, Railways; Ires, Trade
and Commerce; Wood, Controller of Customs the
IVM" -nations being partly due to the ministerial policy
of coercion of Manitoba, and partly to a quarrel between
Caron and Montague ; the former charging the latter
with writing anonymous letters to the Governor-General
reflecting on him (Caron).
Utah admitted to Statehood.
5 Resignation of Cecil Rhodes, Premier of Cape
Colony.
6 Municipal elections throughout Canada Fleming
elected mayor of Toronto.
Election in Victoria, B. C., consequent upon t
appointment of Col. Prior as Controller of Inland Re
venue with a seat in the Cabinet. Col. Prior elected
with a reduced majority, GOO cut down to 100.
Resignation of Cecil Rhodes, Premier of Cape Colony,
accepted by the Governor, Sir Hercules Robinson.
George Sprigg, Treasurer of the Cape Government,
appointed in his place.
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7 Death at Brighton of Sir Julian Goldsmidt, the
famous Hebrew, member of parliament for the South
Division of St. Pauoras. He was 58 years of age and one
of the wealthiest, most charitable and best known
Hebrews in England.
Unconditional surrender of Johannesburg.
Scott Act vote in Moncton, N. B., resulting in the de
feat of the repeal by abcfut 300.
Meeting of Canadian Parliament after the adjournment
of the 2nd. Announcement in the House of Commons
by Sir Adolphe Caron of the resignations of seven
ministers. Sir Adolphe in consequence asks for an
adjournment for two weeks. Mr. Laurier refuses to
agree. Mr. Foster explains that he and his colleagues
resigned not because of difference of principle with
Bowell, but because of dissatisfaction with him as leader.
The firsfc Third Party member (Mr. Win. Stubbs,
of Cardwell) ever introduced as such presented by Mr.
McCarthy and Col. O Brien. Meeting of the Senate in
the evening. Sir Mackenzie Bowell asks for an adjourn
ment for 24 hours before replying to Mr. Foster s state
ment as to his and his colleagues reasons for resigning.
Senator Scott replies, reflecting on the situation, which
he declares unparalleled in English history except for one
instance in the reign of Charles II., and unparalleled in
Canadian history, the only case here presenting any
even slight resemblance being the case when Sir Allah
MacNab was driven from office, and that case being
materially very different from the present. The newlv-
appointed Senators, Mayor Villeneuve, Sir William
Kingston, Mr. Win. Owens, and Mr. Jas. O Brien, are
introduced and sworn in. Three new vacancies in the
Commons are created by the appointment to the Senate
of Hon. Michael Adams, M.P. for Northumberland,
N.B.; Sir John Carling, of London; and Hon. George
B. Baker, Q.C., M.P. for Mississquoi, Quebec. Hon.
J. C. Aikens, ex-Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba, is
also called to the Senate.
Delegate Palma appeals to the United States for recog
nition of the belligerent rights of the Cuban rebels.
8 Mr. White, M.P. for Shelburne, is appointed to
the Senate.
Sudden death, in the corridor outside the House of
Commons, of Senator Kaulbach, of Nova Scotia.
Nomination day in Manitoba -eight government mem
bers elected by acclamation.
Sir Mackenzie Bowell offers his resignation to Lord
Aberdeen. The Governor-General refuses to accept it
because the speech from the throne, though presented
to Parliament, has not yet been considered, and the
Premier, as head of the administration and responsible
for that speech, should have a full opportunity of re
viewing the situation and testing the feelings of Parlia
ment thereon.
Cuban rebels capture the town of Guira.
9 A hot day in the Canadian House of Commons.
The bolters sharply criticized by Mr. Laurier and others.
Sir Adolphe Caron asks an adjournment till Tuesday (four
days), to give the Premier time to reconstruct his
Cabinet. Mr. Laurier declares against such a proceeding
as unconstitutional, quoting Bourinot to prove that in a
time of crisis Parliament should adjourn from day to
day only. Motion for adjournment carried on division.
In the Senate the Premier makes a statement of his
position, answering the charges of incompetence brought
against him by the seven bolters, and declaring his inten
tion to adhere to the policy to which he has pledged
himself. Motion for an adjournment till the following-
Tuesday carried.
Mr. Livingstone (Dem., Ga.) introduces in the Ameri
can House of Representatives a resolution calling upon
the President to investigate the report that Gr .at Britain
had advanced her outposts on the Venezuelan frontier,
and if it he true to demand their withdrawal to the lines
occupied on Dec. 17, 1895.
The Opposition in the Japanese House of Representa
tives introduces its great measure impeaching the Cabi
net, the measure taking the form of an address to the
throne. The accusations refer to the Cabinet s conduct
in retroceding the Lian Tung peninsula, and in sending
to Corea Viscount Mioura, a minister who brought dis
grace upon bis country. The Opposition blames I he
Cabinet for not having foreseen the coalition of Russia,
Germany and France, and preparing a counter coalition,
or defying the three powers. After a five hours debate
the address is rejected by 170 votes to 103.
Re-assembling of the German Reichstag.
10 Twenty-two members of the Reform Committee
arrested at Johannesburg on a charge of high treason
Repulse of the Abyssinians in an attack made by them
on Makalle.
11 Proclamation issued by Sir Hercules Robinson
governor of Cape Colony, removing Dr. Jameson from
the office of Administrator of Mashonaland, andappoint-
"? . F - J - Newton, Secretary and Receiver-General of
British Bechuanaland, in his place.
Abyssinians renew their attack on the town of
Makalle, and are again repulsed.
Prorogation of Italian Parliament.
Russian budget submitted ordinary revenue of the
year 1,239,400,000 roubles, ordinary expenditure 1,231 -
000, 000.
Appointment of Sir Claude Macdonald as British
Minister to China in place of Sir Nicholas O Connor
appointed Minister to Russia.
President Crespo of Venezuela appoints a Commission
to investigate the boundary question and furnish in
formation to the American Commission.
12 Arrival at Cape Town (en route for Delao-oa Bay)
of Rear Admiral Harry S. Rawson, commanding the
Cape and West Africa squadron, who was ordered to
take his flag-ship, the St. George, to Delagoa Bay
Death of Robert Burns, near Edinburgh, the last direct
descendant of the poet. He was assistant gardener at
the Princess street gardens in Edinburgh.
13--Another attack by Abyssinians upon the Italian
stronghold of Makalle, the natives being repulsed with
greater loss than that which befell them on the llth
The Turkish Government refuses to allow the Red
Cross Society to distribute relief to the Armenians.
14 The cruisers Theseus and Charybdis of the new
flying squadron are put into commission at Sheerness
and embark their projectiles at Chatham. The battle
ships Revenge and Royal Oak, the cruiser Gibraltar
and several torpedo destroyers are put into commission
at Portsmouth. The squadron to be commanded bv
Rear Admiral Alfred T. Dale.
The Province of Ontario wins its case in dispute with
the brewers and distillers, the Court of Appeal affirmin"-
the right of the Province to grant licenses for the sale
of beer, wine and spirits, and also to tax brewers and
distillers.
Death of Mr. Bunting, Managing Director of the Mail
and Empire Printing Co., Toronto.
West Huron bye-electionMr. Cameron (Liberal)
elected, with a majority of 190.
Meeting of the Canadian Parliament after the four
days adjournment allowed to the Premier to recon
struct his cabinet. The work being not yet completed
an adjournment is carried. Mr. McCarthy introduces
three bills, one to amend the Dominion Franchise Act
forbidding railway passes to electors, and making
better provision against personating ; a second to
confer upon the Legislative Assemblies of the North-
West Territories full power in the matter of education
a third bill providing that in case of vacancies occurring
in the Commons, no delay should be allowed in holding
elections to fill such seats. Mr. Clarke Wallace makes
a statement in regard to the anonymous letters charged
against Dr. Montague, admitting that when Sir Adolphe
Caron showed him these letters, he expressed himself
of the opinion that the handwriting was Dr. Montague s.
Arrival at Cape Town of the transport Victoria having
on board 1,200 troops from Bombay.
15 Toronto Branch of the Navy League formed
with the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario as Honorary
President.
Elections for the Manitoba Legislative Assembly the
Greenway Government sustained with a majority of 18.
Reunion of the Dominion Cabinet effected six of the
seven rebellious ministers assigned to their old portfolios
except Mr. Dickey, who becomes Minister of Justice
Senator Desjardins, the new Quebec Minister, being
made Minister of Militia, and Sir Charles Tupper being
marie Secretary of State. Col. Prior is sworn in as
Privy Councillor and Controller of Inland Revenue. Sir
Charles Hibbert Tupper retires.
Sir Philip Currie, British Ambassador to Turkey, is
granted a private audience by the Sultan, and presents
an autograph letter from Queen Victoria.
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The King of Ashantee accepts the British terms.
Treaty signed by representatives of Great Britain and
France settling the Meekong dispute, each power agree
ing upon the Meekong River as the boundary of British
and French territory from the north of Siain to the fron
tier of China, and that the Upper Meekong in Siam shall
be the sole buffer between the territories of the two
powers. The question of a buffer state is eliminated
from the controversy.
Commander Ballington Booth and Mrs. Booth an
nounce their recall from Salvation Army command in
the United States.
16 Resolution offered in the U. S. Senate by Mr.
Sewell (Rep., N.J.), declaring that the Monroe Doctrine
was never intended to be applied in the manner and for
the purpose now proposed by the President, and that
the President s action was premature and inopportune
in view of the business and financial condition of the
country.
17 Occupation of Coomassie by the British expedition
to Ashantee under Col. Scott.
Decision of the Spanish Cabinet to recall General Cam
pos from Spain.
18 Ultimatum presented by Great Britain to China,
demanding the opening of the West River.
Death of Charles Thomas Floquet, formerly President
of the Council of Ministers, Minister of the Interior,
and President of the Chamber of Deputies (France).
The 25th anniversary of the proclamation of the
German Empire observed as a festal day throughout
Germany. Amnesty granted to many civilian and mili
tary offenders.
19 Appointment of General Weyler to succeed Gen.
Campos in Cuba.
Death of Mr. John Bryson, representative of Pontiac
County in the Canadian House of Commons.
Death of General Gamir, Governor-General of Puerto
Rico.
20 Death of Prince Henry of Battenberg, son-in-law
of Queen Victoria. The Prince was accompanying the
British expedition against the Ashantees. He was seized
with coast fever, and was returning, on board the cruiser
Blonde, from Cape Coast Castle to Sierra Leone.
21 France informs Brazil that she agrees to arbitra
tion of the Amapan boundary question.
Acquittal of Gen. Miura, formerly Japanese Minister
to Corea, arid the others who were charged with com
plicity in the coup at Seoul in October, 1895, which
resulted in the murder of the Queen of Corea.
Eovind Astrup, the Norwegian explorer, who was
with Lieut. Pearv on his first expedition to Greenland,
is found dead in the Lille Elyedal Valley, into which he
was making an expedition.
22 Death at London of the Hon. James I. Fellows,
Agent-General in London of the Province of New
Brunswick.
23 Sir Charles Tupper is offered the nomination as
representative of Cape Breton.
Death of Ferdinand Schiehan, the noted ship-builder
of Eibing, who built the first iron ship that was con
structedln Germany.
Election of M. Jacques Anatole 1- ranee, poet and
litterateur to membership in the French Academy to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of Ferdinand de
Lesseps.
Additional troops (6,000) despatched to Massowah for
service against the Abyssinians.
Debate on address to the throne closed in the
Canadian House of Commons address passed. An
address of sympathy to the Queen and Princess Beatrice
unanimously adopted.
British Columbia Legislature convened.
The Italian garrison at Makalle, commanded by Col.
Galliano, evacuate that place, taking with them all the
arms, ammunition, equipments and other contents of
the fortress.
25 General Weyler, the newly-appointed Captain
General of Cuba, sails from Barcelona, with a cavalry
force 1,000 strong.
Chinese Government agrees to comply with the de
mand of Great Britain that the West River be opened to
commerce, but makes the condition that China bf
allowed to retain the territory ceded under the Bur
man-Chinese convention of 1894.
The acceptance by the British Government of the
suggestions of the settlement of the claims of Canadian
sealers through the appointment of a commission is form
ally laid before Secretary Olney by Sir Julian Pauncef of e,
British Ambassador.
26 -Death of Sir Frederick Leighton, the celebrated
painter, and President of the Royal Academy.
27 King Menelek of Abyssinia offers terms to
General Baratieri, demanding the withdrawal of the
Italians to Massowah, and the abandonment by Italy of
her protectorate over Abyssinia.
Celebration of the German Emperor s 37th birthday.
29 -Despatch from Cairo, telling of a revolution in
Khartoum, the tribes from the interior having come to
the support of the Mahdi s former followers and over
thrown him.
Death of Right Hon. H. C. E. Childers, a former mem
ber of several English Liberal Cabinets (those of Palmer-
ston and Gladstone).
30 The gunboat Helena added to the U. S. force
afloat at Newport News, Va., in the presence of Admiral
Bruce s squadron of evolution.
31 News of a great insurrection in Formosa.
Mr. Foster delivers his budget speech. He announces
^at for 1894-95 the revenue from customs was $17,640,-
466, revenue from excise $7,805,750, from miscellaneous
receipts s8,531,930, making a total of 33,978,146. The
whole falling short of the revenue for the preceding year
by over ten millions. A remarkable feature, exhibited
only one other year since Confederation, is the fact that
;he exports exceed the imports by over two millions.
The total revenue is the smallest since 1885-6. Expendi
ture in 1894-95 amounts to 838,132,005 ; revenue, $83,-
978,129 ; deficit 4,153,875. Of this deficit $2,002,311 is
accounted for by the amount laid up in the sinking fund.
FEBRUARY, 1896.
1 The U. S. Senate passes the bill to restore the
coinage of silver dollars.
Resolution censuring U. S. Ambassador Bayard for
alleged indiscreet utterances at Edinburgh and else
where passed by the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Discovery by Professor Roentgen, of Wurzburg Uni
versity, Bavaria, of a new photographic process, by
which* opaque substances are penetrated by cathode
rays.
2 Arrival at Corunna of General Campos from Cuba.
Death of Elizabeth, Grand Duchess of Oldenburg.
3_ Arrival at Plymouth of the British warship Blen
heim with the body of Prince Henry of Battenberg on
board.
4 Arrival of Cecil Rhodes, ex-Premier of the Cape
Colony, at Plymouth.
Bye-election in Cape Breton for the Canadian House
of Commons. Sir Chas. Tupper elected by a majority of
about 500 over Mr. Geo. H. Murray (Liberal).
British Colonial Secretary Chamberlain invites Presi
dent Kruger, of the Transvaal, to visit England to dis
cuss the questions at issue between the two govern
ments.
5 In the U. S. Senate a resolution is introduced re
commending recognition of the Cuban rebels as belli
gerents.
6 The new Manitoba Legislature is opened at Winni
peg ; the speech from the throne declares that the re-
sufts of the election showed that a majority of the
people are opposed to Separate Schools.
7 Mr. Frye (Rep., Me.), is elected President pro tern-
pore of U. S", Senate, and nominations for Senate offices
completed.
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani, of Hawaii, is released from im
prisonment.
Governor Maxwell, of the Gold Coast Colony, pro
claims a British protectorate over Ashantee.
8 Mr. Thomas Sexton, M.P., is asked by the Irish
Nationalist members of the British House of Commons
to accept the leadership of the Irish party in place of
Mr. Justin McCarthy, resigned.
10 The King of Corea, being informed of a plot to
rol) him of life and throne, applies to the Russian em
bassy for protection. Three of the Ministers are seized
by the police authorities at Seoul under Russian mill-
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tary direction and are brutally murdered without a trial.
General We} - ler, new Captain-General of the Spanish
forces in Cuba, arrives at Havana.
11 The Remedial Bill (for the restoration of Separate
Schools in Manitoba) is introduced by the Government
in the Canadian House of Commons.
Opening of British Parliament.
The French Senate declines to vote confidence in the
Ministry in reference to the Southern Railway scandals.
12 The Sultan issues a proclamation granting am
nesty to the Armenian insurgents at Zeitoun.
13 The French Chamber of Deputies sustains the
Bourgeois Ministry on the Southern Railway question.
15 A pardon granted to Lilmokalani, ex-Queen of
Hawaii, for her participation in the uprising of Jan.,
1895.
Another vote of censure passed on the Government by
the French Senate. Prime Minister Bourgeois, on con
sulting President Faure, decides to continue in office on
the strength of the Deputies vote of confidence.
In the Nova Scotia House of Assembly Premier Field
ing brings down the answer of the Imperial Government
to the memorials respecting the abolition of the Legisla
tive Council The Imperial Government declines to
interfere.
18 Mr. Dillon elected leader of the Irish party. Mr.
Sexton resigns his seat in Parliament.
19 Death of Rev. D. J. Macdonnell, pastor of St.
Andrew s Church, Toronto.
The budget presented to the Ontario Legislature by
Hon. Mr. Harcourt. Receipts for the past year, 3,364"-
955; expenditures, $3,758,595. Amount asked for ex
penditure for next year, 83,483,000.
Terrible explosion of dynamite near Johannesburg,
causing great loss of life and property.
Ratification by M. Berthelot, French Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and the Marquis of Dufferin, British
Ambassador, of a convention modifying the terms of the
extradition treaty between France and Great Britain ;
the modifications being made with a view of facilitating
the extradition of Dr. Cornelius Herz. who was con
cerned with the late Baron Reinach in the Panama
Canal frauds.
Serious riots in the island of St. Kitts.
20 Sir J. E. Millais unanimously elected President
of the Royal Academy, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Lord Leighton.
Introduction of a Bill in the British House of Com
mons to make the restrictions on the importation of
live cattle into Britain permanent.
The French Chamber of Deputies gives another vote
of confidence in the Bourgeois Ministry.
Death of Mr. H. A. Massey, the well-known Canadian
manufacturer.
21 New York, Brooklyn, Long Island City, Rich
mond County and the town of Newton combined.
The French Senate gives way to the Chamber of
Deputies on the recent quarrel.
Mr. Mackeen, who resigned his seat in favour of Sir
Charles Tupper for the Canadian Commons, is appointed
to the Senate.
Earl Grey is appointed co-administrator with Cecil
Rhodes of the British South Africa Company.
22 Death of Edgar W. Nye, better known as Bill
Nye.
Mr. John Morley is elected member for Montrose in
the British House of Commons.
General Baldissera is appointed commander of the
Italian forces in Africa, with full civil and military
powers.
23 Arrival at Plymouth of the 305 troopers who
took part in Jameson s raid into the Transvaal and who
were compelled to surrender to the Boers, and were
turned over by the Boer government to the British
authorities.
24 Seizure by Spanish revenue officers of the steamer
Bermuda, a British ship recently purchased by a com
pany suspected of being in league with the Cuba n rebels.
Retirement of Ballington Booth and his wife from the
command of the Salvation Army in America.
25 Landing of Dr. Jameson in England.
Outbreak of a revolution in Nicaragua against Presi
dent Zelaya.
Commissioners De La Tour and Mr. Booth-Tucker ap
pointed successors to Commander and Mrs. Ballington
Booth, who have been recalled.
Capture by U. S. marshals of General Garcia and
other leaders of a filibustering expedition just about to
leave the port of New York for Cuba.
Fifth annual convention of the Patrons Association
held at Toronto.
26 Arrival in England of the returned troops sent
to Ashantee under Col. Sir Francis Scott.
A copy of Chaucer s "Canterbury Tales "of the first
edition printed by Caxton in 1478, sold at auction for
1,020 the highest bid on record for the work.
Appointment of M. de Smet de Nayer as Premier of
Belgium in place of M. de Burlet, whose resignation is
accepted.
27 The Manitoba Legislature, by a vote of 31 to 7,
adopts Attorney -General Sif ton s motion protesting
against Dominion interference in Manitoba school affairs.
The New York Yacht Club takes the name of the Earl
of Dunraven off its rolls.
28 Close of the three weeks Budget debate in the
Dominion House of Commons.
The U. S. Senate by a vote of 64 to 6 passes resolu
tions recognizing the Cuban insurgents as belligerents.
Corinto, Nicaragua, is reported in a state of siege.
MARCH, 1896.
1 Riot at Barcelona on account of resolution of U. S.
Senate in regard to Cuba attack made on American
consulate and outrage done to American flag.
Arrival of 6,400 more Spanish troops in Cuba.
Death of Baron Charles Angelique Talleyrand-Peri-
gord, an ex-member of the French senate, and a well-
known diplomat.
General Baratieri, commander of Italian forces in
Abyssinia, defeated at Adowa; 5,000 killed, including
Generals Dabormine and Albertone.
Organization of a new religious order an offshoot of
the Salvation Army by Ballington and Mrs. Booth, in
consequence of their recall from the command of the
Army in America.
2 Navy estimates presented in the British House of
Commons by Mr. Geo. J. Goschen, First Lord of the
Admiralty. New docks to lie built at Gibraltar, five
battleships and thirteen cruisers to be added to the
navy. Expenditure about 22,000, OC<>.
U. S. House of Representatives adopts the Cuban
belligerency resolutions by a vote of 263 to 17.
3 An eight-hour fight between rebels and govern
ment troops at Nagarote, Nicaragua rebels signally
defeated.
Second reading of the Remedial Bill moved in the
Dominion House of Commons by Sir Charles Tupper.
Sir Charles defends it on the ground that it is a question
of maintaining the integrity of the constitution, not of
establishing Separate schools. Mr. Laurier, leader of
the Opposition, moves the six months hoist. Mr.
Laurier refers to the case of Nova Scotia being com
pelled to enter Confederation and to the danger of
alienating Manitoba by a similar policy of coercion.
He maintains that a thorough investigation of the facts
should precede any legislation, criticizes the Remedial
pleasure in itself, and condemns the treatment of so
important a bill by a moribund parliament.
Death of Hon. Henry Starnes, formerly Mayor of
Montreal, member of the Canadian Assembly , and
afterwards a Legislative Councillor and Speaker.
The proposal to allow women to take a degree is re
jected by the Convocation of Oxford University.
Deposition of Zalini Singh, Maharajah of Jhallawar,
who was preparing to inaugurate a war against the
Indian Government.
P.udget speech delivered in the Manitoba Legislature
a surplus of s800,000 announced.
4 Death of William Evans, the "Welsh poet of
America," at Lockport, III.
General Baratieri is relieved of his functions as
Governor of the African province, and General Baldis
sera assumes command of the Italian forces in Africa.
Vote in the Ontario Legislature proclaiming against
the coercion of Manitoba.
Canadian Imperial Federation League changes its
name to the British Empire League in Canada the
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motion proposed by Sir Charles Tupper, who asserts
that a federation is impracticable.
5 Resignation of the Crispi ministry on account of
the defeat of the Italian forces in Abyssinia on March 1.
Riots throughout Italy.
The Colombian Government notifies Mr. Jenner, the
British Minister there, that owing to his roughness in
diplomatic correspondence he will not be recognized
as representative of England.
King Menelek of Abyssinia applies for the admission
of Abyssinia into the Red Cross Society.
6 Riots at Cadiz and other places in Spain because
of the action of the American Senate with regard to the
recognition of the Cuban insurgents as belligerents.
The British Government issues its Blue Book on the
Venezuelan boundary question.
Death of Chas. Kessel, who was architectural super
intendent of the Administration Building at the World s
Fair, and of other large structures, and who designed
the dairy building and white horse inn.
7 Martial law proclaimed in Valencia because of the
riolence of the mob.
8 Embarkation at Barcelona of three mountain bat
teries for Cuba.
Unveiling 1 of a memorial tablet erected on the site of
the villa at Passy, occupied by Benjamin Franklin from
1777 to 1785. It was here that Franklin erected his
first lightning conductor.
Formation of a new Italian Ministry under the Mar
quis di Rudini.
9 Mr. Powell s bill to extend the time for the comple
tion of the Chignecto Marine Railway a bill supported
by Sir Charles Tupper is defeated in the Dominion
House of Commons. Sir Charles announces that Mr.
Greenway has been invited to Ottawa to confer with the
Government on the school question.
The British House of Commons passes the naval
estimates.
1O - The new Italian Ministry under Marquis di Rudini
are sworn into office at the Quirinal, after which cere
mony parliament is convoked.
U. S. Treasury Department issues orders to fit out and
prepare for immediate service all revenue cutters now
on the Pacific Coast, the intention being to exercise more
vigilance in preventing the wholesale slaughter of seal
within the protected zone.
Dr. Jameson and the officers who accompanied him
in the Transvaal raid are again arraigned in the Bow
Street Police Court.
The British House of Commons decides to open
museums and art galleries in London on Sundays.
The Venezuelan Commission receives the first instal
ment of the Venezuelan case from ex-Minister Scruggs,
counsel for the South American Republic, who presents
copies of the volume he has prepared embodying the
substance of the Venezuelan contention.
11 Chamberlain appoints Sir Richard Edward Rowley
Martin administrator of all the police in Bechuanaland,
Matabeleland, and Mashonaland, the administrator to
be solely responsible to the Government, and not to the
British South Africa Company, as heretofore.
Resumption at Praetoria of the trial of conspirators
against the Boer Government.
12 Commissioner and Mrs. Booth-Tucker are form
ally appointed to the American command of the Sal
vation Army.
13 Severe earthquake shocks in Chili.
Rebels defeated in Nicaragua at Pital, near Lake
Managua.
Resignation of President Caro of the Republic of
Columbia and of his cabinet.
14 The name "God s American Volunteers" given
to the new body organized by Ballington Booth.
17 The Italian Chamber of Deputies votes a credit
of 140,000,000 lire (about 827,000,000) to continue the
war in Abyssinia.
20 Ambassador Bayard is censured by a vote of 180
to 75 in the American Congress!
The (Manitoba School) Remedial Bill passes its second
reading in the Canadian House of Commons.
Death of Alexander McLachlari, the Canadian poet.
21 A. R. Dickey, Minister of Justice, A. Desjardins,
Minister of Militia, and Sir Donald Smith are appointed
by Lord Aberdeen commissioners to try to arrange a
compromise with the Manitoba Government on the
school question.
22 Death of Judge Hughes, author of "Tom Brown s
Schooldays."
24 Rev. Dr. Alexander is made Archbishop of
Armagh and Primate of Ireland.
Death of President Hyppolite of Hayti.
25 Baron Blanc, Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
amiounces in the Senate the formation of an alliance
between England and Italy.
W. C. McDonald, of Montreal, gives 500,000 to Mc-
Gill University to provide a building for the study of
chemistry, mining arid architecture.
27 Murder of Commissioner Graham by the Mata-
beles at Myati followed by a general massacre of the
whites.
28 M. Berthelot, French Minister of Foreign Affairs,
resigns his portfolio.
29 General Kitchener, Sirdar of the Egyptian army,
arrives at Wacly Haifa.
31 British Parliament adjourns for the Easter
recess.
An Educational bill is introduced in the English House
of Commons by Sir John E. Gorst, the plan being to es
tablish an educational department in every county and
borough, and make other changes in the educational
system.
APRIL, 1896.
1 President Diaz, of Mexico, in his message to Con
gress endorses the Monroe doctrine, but refrains from
giving any opinion as to its applicability to the Vene
zuela question.
Close of the school conference at Winnipeg no settle
ment effected.
Gen. Tiresias Simon Sam, formerly Minister of War,
succeeds President Hyppolite of Hayti.
2- -Lieut. -Gen. George Digby Barker, C.B., is appoint
ed British Governor of -Bermudas, to succeed Gen. Thos.
Casey Lyons.
Heidelberg University confers the degree of Doctor of
Philosophy with honor on Miss G. .Y. Morrell, of New
York, a graduate of Vassar College.
3 Col. Stovani partially succeeds in an attack on the
dervishes in the vicinity of Massowah, but is prevented
from renewing the attack by General Baldissera, who
orders him to evacuate Kassala.
6 An all-night session of the Canadian House of
Commons in committee on the Remedial Bill.
Mr. Gilbert Parker is banquetted in Toronto by the
National Club.
Resolutions passed by U. S. Senate for the recognition
of the Cuban insurgents as belligerents and for the offer
of mediation for the recognition of Cuban independence.
Opening games of the 770th Olympiad in Greece.
7 Another all-night session of the Canadian House of
Commons.
The official report of the Dominion commissioners to
the Winnipeg conference is laid on the table of the
Canadian Senate by Premier Bowell.
Formal prorogation of the 3rd session of the present
Ontario Legislature. The Lieutenant-Governor refers
especially to the improved measures for placing the
municipal government on a broader and better basis by
reducing the number of county councillors and widening
the area of representation ; to the bill for enlarging tin-
jurisdiction of the county courts; the bills providing
for the interests of workingmen ; the Act applying to
wards the maintenance of hospitals and charities the
proceeds of succession duties ; the further improve
ment of the Provincial school system, and other
measures.
Thirty-fifth annual meeting of the Ontario Educa
tional Association.
Appointment of Mr. Masson, member of the Canadian
Commons for Grey, as a judge of Huron County an
appointment which provoked much criticism from the
Opposition, who claim that Mr. Masson was given this
appointment as a reward for his vote for the Remedial
Bill.
8 The Canadian Government cables Mr. Jos. Cham-
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berlain, British Secretary for the Colonies, offering a
Canadian militia regiment for service in the Soudan.
Death of Robert Littel, publisher of Littel s Living
Age.
U. S. dry dock at Port Orchard, on Puget Sound, the
deepest dock yet built by the Government, is com
pleted, and cost $000,000.
9 The British House of Commons resumes itssittings
after the Easter recess.
Defeat of rhe Italians at Tucruf, near Kassala.
Ontario Patrons of Industry endorse by resolution
Mr. Chamberlain s policy advocating the total abolition
of protective tariffs between Great Britain and her
Colonies.
10 An important despatch sent from the U.S. State
Department to Madrid, offering mediation on the part
of the U. S. between the Spanish Government and Cuba.
Death of Lady Mountstephen, long a resident of
Montreal.
11 The Canadian House of Commons adjourns at
midnight, after a continuous session of all week 129
hours.
Death of ex- Premier Tricoupis at Athens.
Death of Baron Von Schrader, Master of Ceremonies
at the Prussian Court, his death being the result of a
duel.
12 Spanish elections result in Conservative victory.
13 In the English House of Commons, Mr. Gerald
Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ireland, introduces the
Irish Land Bill a bill designed to carry out the best
principles of the Aohbourne Act of 1885, to adopt
several features of Mr. Morley s bill of 1895, and to add a
series of provisions amending the procedure of previous
acts and facilitating a working purchase system. The
bill passes its first reading.
Death at Monteroy, Mexico, of Sir John Schultz, ex-
Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba.
President Cleveland nominates ex-Gov. Fitzhugh Lee,
of Virginia, to succeed Consul-General Williams at
Havana.
15 Death of Col. Denison, M.P., at Toronto.
The Canadian Government withdraws the Remedial
Bill, the House having been in session since Monday.
Sir Charles Tupper, in moving that the committee rise,
report progress and ask leave to sit again, attributes the
failure to carry the Bill through to the obstruction
tactics of the Opposition.
U. S. Senate ratines the treaty between U. S. and
Great Britain providing- for a commission to assess the
damages sustained by Canadian sealers.
Greater New York Bill passes the New York Senate.
16 Prorogation of the Manitoba Legislature.
In the British House of Commons, Sir Michael Hicks-
Beach, Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivers the
Budget speech. The revenue for the fiscal year was
101,974,000 an excess of over 5,000,000 over the
estimates. The expenditures were 97,764,900, leavin-
a surplus of over 4,000,000. The surplus to be applied
to the national defences. During the year the national
debt has been reduced over 8,000,000, the largest re
duction on record, except that effected during 1894-95
In the last 13 years 100,000,000 of the debt has been
paid off.
Opening of the International Copyright Congress at
Paris, 29 nations being present.
17 A protest made by the representatives of the
European powers at Constantinople against the appoint
ment of a Mussulman governor of Zeitoun, in violation
of the agreement between the Porte and the powers.
20 Death of M. Leon Say, the celebrated French
statesman.
Death of Baron De Hirsch, the great financier and
philanthropist.
Death of Mr. If. P. Ingersleve, Minister of Public
Works in the Danish cabinet.
Sharp conflict between the Matabeles and the Govern
ment forces.
21- -The French Senate adopta a motion to defer dis
cussion of the Madagascar credits until a new ministry
be formed.
The German Reichstag, by an unanimous vote, adopts
a resolution condemning duelling.
A woman is accepted as a juror in Denver, Colorado.
The Dominion Parliament passes a bill relative to the
appointment of the Behring Sea Commission.
23 Resignation of the French (Bourgeois) Ministry
in consequence of the adverse vote of the Senate.
The Dominion Parliament is prorogued.
26 Death of Sir Henry Parkes, formerly Prime
Minister of New South Wales.
A large government majority returned in the Spanish
Senate elections.
27 President Faure summons M. Meline to attempt
the formation of a cabinet.
Death of Emile Duval, French Administrator of Public
Affairs.
Sir Mackenzie Bowell resigns the premiership of
Canada. The Governor-General sends for Sir Charles
Tupper and asks him to form a ministry.
Death of Mr. A. M. Hemeon, member of the Legisla
ture of Nova Scotia.
28 - Five of the leaders of the Johannesburg Reform
Union, said to have instigated Dr. Jameson s raid, are
sentenced to death.
M. -Meline forms a new French cabinet of Moderates
and Republicans.
29 The sentences passed upon the leaders of the
Johannesburg Reform Union are remitted by President
Kruger.
M. Meline completes his cabinet.
Italian green book on Abyssinia issued.
30 Canada contracts with the Franco-Belgic Steam
ship Company for direct steamship service between
Canada, France and Belgium, an annual subsidy of
150,000 to be paid the company.
MAY, 1896.
1 The Tupper Cabinet is sworn in. It consists of:
Premier and Secretary of State, Sir Charles Tupper;
President of the Council, Senator Angers ; Postmaster-
General, L. O. Taillon ; Minister of Marine and Fisheries,
John Costigan ; Minister of Railways, John G. Haggart;
Minister of Finance, George E. Foster ; Minister of Pub
lic Works, Senator Desjardins ; Minister of Justice. A.
R. Dickey; Minister of Militia, Lieut.-Col. Tisdale ; Min
ister of Agriculture, W. H. Montague ; Minister of the
Interior, Hugh John Macdonald ; Minister of Trade and
Commerce, W. B. Ives ; Solicitor-General, Sir C. H.
Tupper ; Controller of Customs, J. F. Wood ; Controller
of Inland Revenue, Lieut.-Col. Prior; Without Portfolio,
Sir Frank Smith, Donald Ferguson, and J. J. Ross (ex-
Speaker of Senate).
Assassination of the Shah of Persia.
2 The Nicaraguan rebellion declared suppressed.
The second son of the late Shah of Persia succeeds.
Celebration of the national millenium in Hungary.
3 Death of the well-known painter, Alfred William
Hunt, one of the most distinguished followers of Turner.
It is decided at a meeting of the directors of the
British South Africa Co. that Rhodes be asked to resign.
4 General Baldissera, Italian commander in Abys
sinia, raises the siege of Adigrat.
5 The Folksraad of the Transvaal is opened by
President Kruger.
7 Execution of the notorious murderer, H. H. Holmes.
8 Lieut. -Governor Chapleau, of Quebec, summons
Hon. E. J. Flynn, Commissioner of Crown Lands, to
form a Cabinet.
9- Sir Hibbert Tnppcr is sworn in as Solicitor-General
in the place of Mr. J. J. Curran.
10 Death of Mr. Justice Fournier, Minister of Justice
in the Mackenzie Government of Canada, and author of
the Bill which established the Supreme Court of Canada,
11 The British Government issues an order dissolving
the flying squadron.
12 Rev. Canon Dumoulin, of St. James church,
Toronto, is elected Bishop of Niagara.
13- General Joubert, commander of the forces of the
Transvaal, is elected Vice- President of the Republic.
16 Fight at Buluwayo between Col. Napier and the
natives, the latter driven back.
17 A inandement regarding the Manitoba school
question issued and signed by the bishops of the ecclesi-
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astical provinces of Montreal, Quebec, and Ottawa, is
read in all the Roman Catholic churches in Quebec.
Roman Catholics are advised to support the Tupper
candidates.
19 Death of Archduke Charles Louis of Austria,
brother of Emperor Francis Joseph.
A manifesto is issued by Henry Labouchere, announc
ing the formation of an ultra-Radical party to work for
the abolition of the House of Lords.
Withdrawal of Italian troops from Adigrat, Abyssinia.
20 The Transvaal Government substitutes terms of
fifteen years imprisonment for the death penalty in the
cases of Hammond, Col. Rhodes, Phillips and Farrar,
convicted of treason.
Death of Mine. Schumann, musician.
21 British Agricultural Rating Bill passes the com
mittee stage.
Death of Gen. Martinez, Mexican commander.
22 Death of Sir J. Russell Reynolds, the celebrated
English physician, Physician in Ordinary to Her
Majesty s household.
25 British, French and Russian warships are ordered
to the island of Crete to protect Christians from the
Turkish soldiers.
26 Coronation of Nicholas II., Czar of Russia.
28 M. Gastin is elected a member of the French
Academy.
31 Announcement that all the Transvaal prisoners,
except three, have been released.
The French Cabir.et decide to submit to the Chamber
of Deputies a resolution proclaiming the island of
Madagascar a French colony a measure which will
enable the French Government to abrogate the treaties
now existing under which the United States and Great
Britain enjoy special economic regime in the island.
JUNE, 1896.
3 Ambassador Bayard and the Marquis of Salisbury
exchange ratifications of the treaty of the United
States and Great Britain for the settlement of the
claims of Canadian sealers in Behring Sea.
7_ Fight between British and dervishes at Firket, in
the Soudan; 1,000 dervishes killed, including the com
mander, Emir Hammuda.
8 Death of Jules Francois Simon, the celebrated
statesman, life member of the French Senate, and for
merly Prime Minister.
Enthronement of Muzzaffer Ed-Din, the new Shah of
Persia.
Irish Land Bill passes its second reading in the British
House of Commons.
The Egyptian mixed tribunal decides against granting
funds for the Soudan expedition.
9 The 3rd Congress of the Chamber of Commerce of
the Empire begins its first sitting in London. Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain speaks favourably of the Canadian
proposal of an imperial zolverein.
1O Death of D. H. Macdonald, ex-Lieut. -Governor of
Ontario.
11 The first session of the 54th United States Con
gress is ended.
The four leaders of the Johannesburg Reform Com
mittee are released on payment of a fine of $125,000
each.
15 Conclusion of examination of Dr. Jameson and
his fellow-officers in the Transvaal raid. Dr. Jameson
and five others are committed for trial, the other de
fendants released.
The United Empire Trade League in London discusses
the commercial federation of the British Empire.
18 The Republican Convention in St. Louis nomin
ates William McKinley, of Ohio, for President, and
Garrat A. Hobart, of New Jersey, for Vice-President.
A platform declaring for the gold standard is adopted,
21 silver delegates leaving the convention.
20 President Diaz, of Mexico, re-nominated.
Madagascar is declared a French colony.
22 The Education Bill is dropped for the session in
the British Parliament.
23 General elections in Canada ; the Liberal party
triumphant, especially in Quebec Province.
24 Portugal grants Great Britain permission to land 1
troops at Beira, in Africa.
25 Death of Sir Leonard Tilley, the New Brunswick
politician.
26 A Revenue Bill passed by the Newfoundland
Assembly, adding mining and agricultural requisites to
the free list.
27 France proposes that the British evacuate Egypt
in two 3 ears.
28-Georgi Pacha Berovitch, Prince of Samoa, is
appointed Governor of Crete, by the Porte.
29 Major McKinley is formally notified of his nomin
ation to the Presidency.
JULY, 1896.
1 Death of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of
" Uncle Tom s Cabin."
5 Plummer s column, after several hours fighting at
Buluwayo, repulses a Matabele force.
Formation of a revolutionary government in Crete.
Mgr. Diomede Falconio is appointed by the Pope as
Papal delegate to the United States, to succeed Cardinal
Satolli.
6_ The British House of Commons decides that the
Indian exchequer shall provide funds for the payment
of troops in the Soudan expedition.
7 Death of Sir John Fender, the well-known cable
magnate.
Ihe Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Massachusetts arrive in England and are received by a
committee of the Honorable Artillery Company of
London.
Meeting of the Democratic National Convention at
Chicago, the silver men gaining the supremacy.
The Diseases of Animals Bill is passed in the British
House of Lords, to become operative on Jan. 1.
Garret A. Hobart, of New Jersey, is notified of his
nomination as Vice-President by the Republicans.
8 Sir Charles Tupper resigns the premiership of
Canada. The Governor-General declines to sanction all
the Orders-in-Council made by the ministry before re
tiring.
The Democratic Convention of Chicago declares for
free silver and for a revenue tariff, the platform being
adopted by a vote of 33 to 15.
9_ Lord Aberdeen invites Hon. Wilfrid Laurier to
Ottawa to succeed Sir Charles Tupper as Premier of
Canada.
10 The Deceased Wife s Sister Bill passes the third
reading in the English House of Lords by a vote of 142
to 104.
Mr. Laurier is commissioned by Lord Aberdeen to
form a government to administer the public affairs of
Canada.
The Democrats in convention at Chicago nominate
William Jennings Bryan, of Nebraska (a pronounced
silver man), for President. Leading Democratic papers,
such as the Buffalo Courier and the New York Sun,
repudiate the work of the convention.
11 The Italian Cabinet resigns on account of the re
signation of the Minister of War, General Ricotti. The
Marquis di Rudini, the Premier, is charged by the King
to form another ministry.
The Democratic Convention at Chicago nominates
Mr. Arthur Sewall, of Maine, a shipbuilder and an
ardent free coinage man, for Vice-President on the
ticket headed by William J. Bryan.
Mr. Laurier is sworn in as President of the Privy
Council.
John Morley becomes a candidate for the Liberal
leadership in the British House of Commons.
12 Death of Ernst Curtius, the famous Hellenist
and classical scholar.
13 The Laurier administration assumes office, the
portfolios being allotted as follows : Wilfrid Laurier,
Premier and President of the Council ; Sir Oliver Mowat,
Minister of Justice ; Sir Richard Cartwright, Minister of
Trade and Commerce ; L. A. Davies, Minister of Marine
and Fisheries ; W. Patterson, Controller of Customs ; Sir
Henry Joly de Lotbiniere, Minister of Inland Revenue :.
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W. S. Fielding, Minister of Finance ; W. Mulock, Post
master-General ; Dr. Borderi, Minister of Militia; J. I.
Tarte, Minister of Public Works ; Sydney Fisher,
Minister of Agriculture ; R. W. Scott, Secretary of
State ; A. G. Blair, Minister of Railways and Canals ;
R. R. Dobell and C. A. Geoffrion, Ministers without
portfolio ; C. Fitzpatrick, Solicitor-General.
Re-election of President Diaz of Mexico.
14 Hon. A. S. Hardy succeeds Sir Oliver Mowat as
Premier of Ontario.
15 The Canadian yacht Glencairn wins the deciding
race of the half-rater series for the international
challenge cup.
17 The Canadian Bisley team again victorious.
Hon. James Mitchell, appointed Premier of New
Brunswick in the place of Mr. Blair, completes the
formation of his cabinet.
20 The Diseases of Animals Bill and the Agricultural
Land Rating Bill, passed by the British Parliament, re
ceive the royal assent.
The re-organized Nova Scotia Cabinet, consequent
upon Premier Fielding s entering Dominion politics,
assumes office under the leadership of Mr. George C. j
Murray.
Trial of Jameson and his associates opened in London.
Death of Charles Dickens, son of the novelist.
21 Sir Frederick Carrington, commander of the
forces operating against the rebellious Matabeles in !
Rhodesia, attacks their stronghold in the Matoppo |
Hills, south of Buluwayo, carrying the position and j
killing 80 Matabeles.
Celebration of the centennial anniversary of the death
of Robert Burns at Dumfries.
Formal completion of the new Ontario Government by
the swearing in of Messrs. Balfour and Davis.
Commercial treaty between China and Japan signed.
22 Populist and silver party national conventions at
St. Louis.
The British Government withdraws clause 24 of the
Irish Land Bill on account of an adverse vote in the
Commons.
Another Blue Book issued by Britain on the Venezue
lan question.
Marriage of Princess Maud of Wales to Prince Karl of
Denmark.
23 Death of Mary Dickens, daughter of the novelist.
25 The Populists in convention at St. Louis nominate
Bryan for President, and Thos. E. Watson for Vice-
President.
Defeat of British troops near Buluwayo, South Africa.
28 Dr. Jameson and his associates in the Transvaal
raid are convicted in London. The sentences being 15
months for Jameson, and shorter terms for the others,
without hard labor. The charge against them is the
violation of the Foreign Enlistment Act of 1870, in that
they took part in an armed expedition against a state
with which Great Britain was at peace.
29 The Irish Land Bill passes its third reading in
the British House of Commons, and is presented in the
House of Lords, where it passes its first reading.
30 Hon. Mr. Laurier and seven of his Cabinet (Sir
Richard Cartwright, Sir Henri Joly. and Messrs. Davies,
Mulock, Fisher, Borden and Fitzpatrick) having gone
back to their constituencies for re-election, in conse
quence of their acceptance of office, are elected bv
acclamation.
Proclamation issued by President Cleveland warning
Cuban sympathizers in the United States not to engage
in filibustering expeditions.
AUGUST, 1896.
5 Decisive victory won in Umlugulu Valley 1>\ 7uo
British troops composing Plummer s column over a
Matabele force of from 5,000 to 7,000 men.
6 Defeat sustained by the British Government in the
House of Lords on the Irish Land Bill, several amend
ments to the Bill which the Government opposed being
adopted.
10 Death of Baroness Tennyson, widow of the poet.
The Irish Land Bill passes its third reading in the
British House of Lords.
12 Meeting held in Madison Square Garden, New
York, at which Bryan and Sewall formally accept their
nominations for President and Vice-President respect
ively.
The Sultan refuses further concessions to Crete.
13 The English House of Lords accepts the Irish
Land Bill as re-amended by the House of Commons, t -
Death of Sir John Millais, President of the Royal
Academy.
14 The British Parliament is prorogued to Oct. 31.
15 The Bulgarian Cabinet, tender their resignations
to President Ferdinand.
16 Death of Hon. Sir David L. Macpherson, K.C.M.G.,
a Senator of the Dominion, and a member of the Queen s
Privy Council for Canada.
17 Appointment of Sir Edmund Morison, British
Ambassador to Austria, to succeed Lord Dufferin as
Ambassador to France.
19 Meeting of the newly-elected Dominion Parlia
ment. Mr. J. D. Edgar is elected Speaker of the
Commons.
Death of Hon. W. D. Balfour, Provincial Secretary in
the Ontario Government.
2O Formal opening of the new Dominion Parliament
by Lord Aberdeen.
Release of Irish dynamiters.
Lord Chief Justice Russell, of England, addresses the
American Bar Association at Saratoga, his subject being
"International Arbitration."
24 Moving of the address in reply to the speech from
the throne in the Canadian House of Commons. Mr.
Mclnnes (Victoria, B.C.), moving, and M. Lemieux
(Gaspe, Quebec), seconding the address. The debate
on the address opened by Sir Charles Tupper, Opposition
leader, to whom Hon. Mr. Laurier replies.
25 Sir Mackenzie Bowell accepts the proffered
leadership of the Conservatives in the Dominion Senate.
Bye-elections in North Grey (Ontario), and in Queen s
and Sunbury (New Brunswick). Hon. Win. Patterson
elected in the former (majority, 408), Hon. A. G. Blair
elected in the latter (majority, 694).
Death of Hamid bin Thwain, Sultan of Zanzibar.
Said Khalid seizes the palace and proclaims himself
Sultan.
26 Formal acceptance of Republican nomination for
the Presidency by Major McKinley.
Terrible massacres of Armenians in Constantinople
2,000 killed.
Mr. William Green is appointed British agent in the
South African republic.
The British Consul in Zanzibar demands the surren
der of. Said Khalid.
27 Close of the debate on the address in reply to
the speech from the throne in the Canadian House of
Commons. The address is passed without a division.
The fiscal estimates for the year (ending June 30, 1897)
are laid on the table of the House. Total amount,
s41,647,COO, ordinary expenditure, 838,225,000.
Conservative caucus held at Ottawa Sir Charles
Tupper chosen leader in the Commons.
The British warships bombard the palace of the
usurping Sultan, Said Khalid of Zanzibar.
Surrender of Armenian revolutionists who seized the
Ottoman bank in Constantinople.
28 Appointment of Hon. E. J. Davis to the position
of Provincial Secretary (Ontario), made vacant by the
death of Hon. Mr. Balfour.
Resignation of Premier Ito, Premier of Japan.
29 -The ambassadors of the Power-; in Constantinople
send a protest to the Sultan regarding the massacres.
30 Sudden death of Prince Lobanoff-Rostovsky,
Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Resignation of the entire Japanese Cabinet. Count
Kuroda is appointed acting Premier.
31 Renewal of rebellion against the government in
the Philippine islands.
SEPTEMBER, 1896.
1 Opening of the Irish Convention at Dublin, repre
sentatives from Great Britain and Ireland, the United
States, Canada, Australia and South Africa being
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present. The Healyites and Parnellites hold themselves
aloof.
2 Introduction of the newly elected ministers, Blair
(Railways and Canals), and Patterson (Controller of
Customs), in the Dominion Parliament.
First day s session of the National Democratic Con-
rentiori called by the advocates of sound money and the
opponents of the Chicago platform, to meet at Indiana
polis. 824 delegates present out of a possible 900. 41
States and 3 Territories represented.
3 The " Sound-Money" Democrats nominate Senator
Palmer for President and George Buckner for Vice- [
President.
Krrazuriz is proclaimed President of Chili.
6 The Porte replies to the protesting ambassadors,
laying all the blame for the massacres upon the
Armenians.
7 Li Hung Chang, the famous Chinese statesman,
passes Through Toronto on his way to the Coast, visiting
the Industrial Exhibition.
First day s sitting of the Trades Union Congress at
Edinburgh.
8 The first division in the new Dominion Parliament
is taken on a want of confidence motion. The Govern
ment is sustained by a majority of 34.
9 Publication of Mr. Bryan s letter accepting the
Democratic nomination for President of the United
States.
Surrender ol the Matabele chiefs. They consent to
give up those who had been guilty of murdering settlers
and others in cold blood.
One thousand five hundred troops leave Spain for the
Philippine Islands.
1O Death of Luigi Palmieri, the noted meteorologist.
11 Death, by drowning, of Olaf Landsem, the Nor
wegian novelist.
14 Arrest of P. J. Tynan, of the Irish Invincibles, at
Boulogne, on a warrant issued in 1882. Tynan was sup
posed to be concerned in the murder of Lord Frederick
Cavendish, Chief Secretary for Ireland, arid T. II. Burke,
Under Secretary, in Phoenix Park, Dublin. Tynan is
also charged with being concerned in the manufacture
of dynamite bombs for use in England. Two more
dynamiters are arrested in Rotterdam, and it is believed
a formidable conspiracy is detected.
The bar in the Dominion House of Commons is closed.
15 The Queen Regent opens the session of the States-
General at The Hague.
Meeting of the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
at Quebec. The President calls the attention of the
delegates to the following questions of primary import
ance: (1) The eight hour movement ; (2) the abolition
of the sweating system ; (3) the question of labor for
the unemployed ; (4) restriction of Chinese immigration;
(5) organization of women workers.
Proclamation issued by the Governor-General against
Cuban filibusters.
Announcement of conclusion of peace between Italy
and Abyssinia.
Estimates for the Department of Agriculture are
passed by the Dominion Parliament.
16 The Dominion Trades and Labor Council passes
resolutions (1) in favour of taxing Chinamen entering
Canada $500 instead of 50 a head ; (2) in favour of a
modification of the ballot in use in Ontario elections so
as to make it absolutely secret ; (3) against granting
public lands to monopolists.
Celebration of the anniversary of the declaration of
Mexican independence.
18 The Anglo -Egyptian expedition to the Soudan
passes the Hannek, or third cataract of the Nile.
Mass meetings held in several English cities to express
indignation against the Sultan.
The Dominion Trades and Labor Congress passes, by
a rote of 36 to 6, a resolution to exclude Socialists.
19 Formation of a new Japanese Cabinet, under the
premiership of Count Matsukata.
Surrender of Umtigeza, the Matabele chief.
Genera Kitchener, commanding the Anglo-Egyptian
expedition into the Soudan, occupies Krema, the dervish
post on the Nile, the Kalifa s forces evacuating the place.
Opening of the first International Women s Congress
at Berlin.
20 The Anglo-Egyptian forces take Dongola, the
objective point of the expedition, without meeting with
any resistance from the dervishes.
Appointment announced of Mr. Henry Howard, Secre
tary of the British Embassy to France, as Minister to
the Netherlands.
22 Arrival of the Czar and Czarina of Russia at
Leith, to visit Queen Victoria at Balmoral.
Death of Hon. John Ferguson, Senator for the Niagara
district.
23 Queen Victoria receives many congratulatory
messages on having occupied the throne longer than
any other British sovereign.
A second division of the Dominion House of Com
mons taken on Mr. Foster s amendment to supply in
criticism of the Government for not declaring its tariff
policy. The Government is sustained by a majority
of 37 .
24 -Death of Louis Gerhardt, Baron De Geer of
Finispang, the celebrated Sweedish statesman and
politician.
25 The supplementary estimates ($2,889,000) are
laid on the table of the Dominion House of Commons.
29 Great strike on the C. P. R. telegraph operators
and despatchers demand increased remuneration.
Serious fighting in Mashonaland the British hemmed
in by natives.
Aid. George Fawcett Phillips is elected Lord Mayor of
London.
30 France concludes a treaty with Austria and Italy
in regard to Tunis; thus makingTunis, but for England s
refusal to renounce her most favored-nation rights,
French territory.
OCTOBER, 1896.
2 Terrible massacre in Van, Armenia.
3 Death of the poet, William Morris.
An all day fight between insurgent Greeks and Turks
near Grevena, Macedonia, both sides losing heavilj.
5 Prorogation of the first session of the 8th parlia
ment of Canada.
The Czar and Czarina of Russia leave England and
visit France.
6 Lord Fosebery resigtis the leadership of the
English Liberal party, mainly because of differences
with Mr. Gladstone on the Armenian question.
7 The C.P.R. strike is called off, the telegraphers
returning to their work, and a compromise being
effected.
8 Death of the famous author and artist, George
Du Maurier.
The Czar appoints M. Shiskine as Russian Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
9 Lord Rosebery explains, in a speech at Edinburgh,
the reasons for his resignation.
The Czar and Czarina leave France for Darmstadt.
A resolution is carried unanimously in the North
west Legislature to appoint a committee to draft a
memorial to the Governor-General-in-Council. demand
ing an extension of the powers of the Legislature, so
that it may have the same powers as the Provincial
Parliaments.
11 Sudden death of the Archbishop of Canterbury
while attending service at Hawarden church.
General Blanco, Captain-General of the Philippine
Islands, leaves Manilla to begin a campaign to suppress
the rebellion.
12 Appointment of Mr. A. J. McColl, Q.C., of New
Westminster, B.C., Judge of the Supreme Court of
British Columbia.
Annual Congress of the German Socialists opened at
Lieblichen.
14 Annual meeting of 1he directors and share
holders of the Grand Trunk Railway. The administra
tion of Sir Charles Rivers- Wilson sustained in spite of
recent adverse criticism.
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The English Government is officially notified that the
extradition of Tynan, the alleged dynamiter, arrested
at Boulogne upon a British warrant, has been refused
by the French Government.
15 Release of Patrick Tynan, the alleged Irish-
American conspirator.
17 Death of Henry E. Abbey, the well-known thea
trical manager.
19 A resolution is forwarded by British Baptists to
Lord Salisbury regretting the inaction of the Powers
in regard to Armenia. Lord Salisbury replies that he
cannot speak freely on the subject, as Britain is not
taking isolated action in Constantinople.
20 The Czar is received by Kaiser William at Weis-
baden.
Baron Von Wissman resigns the government of East
Africa.
22 Death of Dr. Bergin, M.P., for Cornwall and
Stonnont.
Death of Gen. Primo de Rivera, Captain-General of
Madrid.
Publication of Dominion financial statement for l.he
year ending June 30, 1896. Total receipts, $36,617,484 ;
expenditure, ?3fi, 980,966 ; on capital account, $4,614,540.
Deficit, $363,481 ; public debt raised to $258,528,304.
24 Marriage of Crown Prince of Italy to Princess
Helene of Montenegro.
25 Announcement of appointment of Right Hon.
and Right Rev. Frederick Temple, D.D., Bishop of
London, as Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of all
England in succession to the late Archbishop Benson.
26 -Death of M. Challemel-Lacour, Minister of Foreign
Affairs in the cabinet of Jules Ferry, and member of the
French Academy.
Announcement of Li Hung Chang s appointment as
Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs.
28 British case in the Venezuelan dispute is com
pleted by an important publication sent to the Commis
sion.
30 Death of Cardinal Prince Von Hohenlohe Schil-
lingsfurst, brother of the Imperial Chancellor of Ger
many.
Despatch from Madagascar, announcing the execution
of the Minister of the Interior and Prince Ratsiiuananga.
for complicity in the recent rebellion.
JAPAN.
Population, 42,000,000; area, 147,655 square miles.
DEPENDENCIES. -Formosa; population, 3,000,000; area,
15,000 square miles. Pescadores Islands; population,
40,000 ; area, 500 square miles. These dependencies
were ceded by China in 1895.
EXECUTIVB POWER. Hereditary Emperor (124th of his
own line), aided by a responsible ministry and consul
tative privy council. The emperor can declare war,
make peace, and conclude treaties. He has power to
give sanction to laws ; to convoke the imperial diet,
to open, close and prorogue it, and to dissolve the
house of representatives. He also has the supreme
command of both army and navy.
LEGISLATIVE POWER AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Imperial
diet of two houses, a house of peers members not more
than that o/ the commons composed of (1) male mem
bers of the imperial family, (2) princes and marquises,
(3) counts, viscounts and barons who have been elected
; by the members of their respective orders, (4) persons
who have been nominated members by the emperor for
meritorious services to the country, (5) persons who are
paying the highest amount of direct national tax the
latter two extend to the commoners ; the first, second
and fourth hold their seats for life, the third and fifth
for seven years ; a house of 300 representatives elected
under the qualifications, (l)male Japanese subjects over
25 years old, (2) payment of direct national tax of over
15 yen a year, (3) fixed permanent and actual residence
in the electoral district over a year. The terms are four
years. Members of both houses are paid 800 yen a jear,
besides travelling expenses. The legislative powers of
both houses are equal. Voting is by secreftballot. The
empire is politically divided into 42 pr^ctures, gov
erned by governors appointed by the throne, and by
representative assemblies for the purpose of local
administration.
THE IMPERIAL GARRISON AT HALIFAX, N,S.
Many changes have taken place in the force compos
ing this garrison since the article was written, which
appeared in the CANADIAN ALMANAC for 1895, page 222,
upon " Her Majesty s Regular Forces in Canada." The
different arms of the service now stationed at this
important Imperial fortress are :
Royal Artillery, NOB. 1 and 20 Companies ; Royal
Engineers, 18th Company, Fortress, 40th Company,
Submarine Miners ; 1st Battalion the Royal Berkshire
Regiment (Infantry); with detachments of the Armv
Service Corps, Medical Staff Corps, Ordnance Store
Corps and Army Pay Corps.
The following is a list of the Staff and other officers of
the Garrison, revised to September, 1896.
GHNBRAL A. G. MONTGOMERY-MOORE, Commanding //<>/
Majesty s Forces in British North A mcrica.
Aunt. Military Secretary and Aide-de-Camp, Major H.
Hamilton Smythe, Royal Scots Fusiliers.
Aide-de-Camp, Capt. the Hon. J. G. R. M. Colborne,
South Staffordshire Regiment.
Asst. Adjt. General, Colonel Dudley North, C. B.
Deputy Asat. Adjts. General, Capt. V. Sermini, Lieut.
Colonel A. W. Collard, Army Service Corps.
Officer Commandin i Royal Artillery (Col. on the Staff),
Staff Captain, H.A , G. S. Duffas.
Commanding Itm/al Kmn ncer, Colonel E. P. Leach
v.c.; C.B.
Chief Ordnance Officer, Major G. R. Atkinson.
Astt. Gvrnmutary of Ordnance, Hony. Lieut. J. L.
Costigan.
District Paymaster, Staff Paymaster (Hony. Lt. Col.)
D. Creagh.
Army Service Corps, Captain F. A. P. Hardy, Hony.
Lieut. C. E. Smith.
Principal Medical Officer,
Hony. Deputy Surgeon, Colonel, W. S. Oliver, M.D.,
F.R.O.S.
Suryeon-Jfajon, S. T. Dorman, M.D., J. L. Hall.
Surgeon-Captains, 3. 1). Moir, M.B., R. E. Kelly, M.D.
Royal Engineer Establishment, Civil Staff Surveyor.
ranking as Lieutenant, F. H. Wayhoen.
l <(i/)iHtxti>r, Capt. F. A. M. Arnold.
Chaplain to the Forces, Rev. W. H. Bullock, M.A.
ROYAL ARTILLERY. -Lt. Colonel, A. \V. Anstruther, C.
R.A., Halifax District; Captains, J. C. Thorp,
I.W.S., Lieut. H. M. Elliott, Adj. R.A. No. 1
Co., Western Division Maior, C. H. B. Hey-
man ; Captain, M. M. Morris; Lieutenants, H.
Crichton, E. V. D. Reddell. No. 20 Co.,
Western Division Major, J. O. Hodgson ;
Captain, M. B. Roberts ; Lieutenants, A. C,
Wilkinson, A. Forbes, F. J. Odervaine.
ROYAL ENGINEERS. Major*, II. H. Muirhead (Esqui-
mault), C.E. Cormeline ; Captains, J. Winn, H.
V. Kent ; Lieutenant*. ( . B. Collins (Adjt.), R.
N. Harvey, G. C. R. Laurence, H. V. Gordon
(Esquimault), W. C. Dumble.
Isr P.ATTALION ROYAL BERKSHIRE REGIMENT, Lieut.-Col.,
W. A. Collings ; Majorx, C. Evans-Gordon, G.
de la M. Faunce, C. M. Edwards ; Captaint, R.
G. Chase, A. J. W. Dowell, H. Fitzllerbert, H.
Taylor, J. R. Wigan, A. S. Cave; Lieutenants,
G. H. Arbuthnot, L. F. A. Barlow, H. M. Finch,
J. G. R. Walsh, W. R. P. K. Betty, D. B. Mau
rice (Adjt.), A. S. Turner, E. G. Neve, E. G. Lees.
C. G. Hill, A. G. Macdonald, N. R. E. Annesley,
R. P. Harvey, H. C. Ellis, T. C. Hinks, O. Strud-
inger, A. W. Coxon ; Quartermaster, Hony,
Lieut., J. H. Redstone.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN AND WEST INDIAN SQUADRON.
[1897
THE NORTH AMERICAN AND WEST INDIAN SQUADRON OF HER MAJESTY S
FLEET, AND THE NAVAL ESTABLISHMENTS AT HALIFAX, N,S,
In the CANADIAN ALMANAC for 1895, page 224, a very
full descriptive article was given upon the duties per
formed by Her Majesty s ships stationed on the Atlantic
coast of North America and in the West Indies, under
the orders of the Commander-in-Chief whose head
quarters are in summer at Halifax, and during the
winter months at Bermuda. The Vice-Admiral s com
mand, as therein explained, extends from the coasts of
Newfoundland and Labrador on the north, up the Gulf
and River St. Lawrence, along the Atlantic coast down
to and including the Gulf of Mexico, with the West
Indian Islands, and the north coast of South America,
as far eastward as Cape Orange.
The ships of the Squadron, commissioned at different
periods, are relieved by other ships from time to time,
as their three years term of service expires.
The following is a list of the Squadron, corrected
from official sources to September, 1896 :
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF,
Vice-Admiral, Jas. E. Ersk ne.
Flag Lieutenant, Lionel Halsey.
Secretary, Frederick J. Krabbe.
Clerks to Secretary, Frederick G. Motion and Edgar M.
White (Asst. Paymasters).
FLAG SHIP, H.M.S. "Crescent," twin crew cruiser, 1st
class, 13 guns, 7,700 tons ; 10,000 horse power. (For
Commander-in-Chief and staff, see above). Captain,
Francis PAell, C.B.
JAMAICA DIVISION.
COMMODORE OF THE SECOND CLASS, in command of this
division of the station, and in charge of naval estab
lishments at Jamaica. Commodore, H. W. Dowding ;
Secretary, Duncan S. O. Grant.
H.M.S. "Urgent," Depot Ship, Jamaica, bearing the
Commodore s broad pendant, 3 guns, 2,801 tons.
Captain, H. W. Dowding (Commodore of 2nd class) ;
Commander, H. J. D. Laxton.
BERMUDA.
SENIOR OFFICER in charge of Naval Establishments,
Captain, John W. Brackenbury, C.B., C.M.G.
H.M.S. "Terror," 8 guns, iron, late screw (machinery
removed), floating battery, 1,844 tons, armour-plated.
Captain, John W. Brackenbury, C.B., C.M.G.
The other ships of the North American and West
Indian Squadron are :
H.M.S. " Buzzard," 8 guns, twin screw sloop, 1,140 tons,
2,000 horse power ; Commander, Arthur N. Farquhar.
H.M.S. "Cordelia," 10 guns, screw cruiser, 3rd class,
2,380 tons, 2,000 horse power ; Captain, Hon. Maurice
A. Bourke (Commodore 2nd class during Newfound
land fishing season, May to October).
H.M.S. "Talbot," ]1 guns, twin screw cruiser, 2nd class,
5,600 tons, 8,000 horse power ; Captain, E. H. Gamble.
H.M.S. "Intrepid," 8 guns, 3,600 tons, 7,000 horse power ;
Captain, Arthur W. E. Prothers.
H.M.S. " Mohawk," 6 guns, twin screw cruiser, 3rd class,
1,770 tons, 3,500 horse power ; Captain, J. G. Sawle,
H.M.S. " Pallas," 8 guns, 2,575 tons, 7,500 horse power ;
Captain, Richard P. Humpage.
H.M.S. "Partridge," 6 guns, screw gun-boat, 1st class,
755 tons, 1,200 horse power; Captain, Wm. G. Van
Ingen.
H.M.S. " Pelican," 8 guns, screw sloop, 1,130 tons, 800
horse power ; Captain, Arthur G. Horsley.
H.M.S. "Tartar," 6 guns, twin screw cruiser, 3rd class,
1,770 tons, 3,500 horse power; Captain, F. G. Stop-
ford.
HALIFAX.
H.M. NAVAL AND VICTUALLING YARD.
Naval and Victualling Storekeeper and Accountant T
A. Vizard, Esq.
Engineer, Henry Humphreys, Esq., R.N.
Asst. Naval Storekeeper, E. A. S. Hayward, Esq.
Chief Boatswain, Mr. William Marchant, R.N.
Chief Carpenter, Mr. Robert Higham, R.N.
Her Majesty s Ships on the Pacific Station, and the
Naval Establishments at Esquimault, B.C.
For a descriptive article on this subject, see page 226-
of the CANADIAN ALMANAC for 1895.
The following is a list, taken from official sources,,
corrected to September, 1896 :
COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF,
Rear Admiral, Henry St.L. B. Palliser.
Flag Lieutenant, Jrio. K. Crawley.
Secretary, G. H. A. Willis.
Clerks to Secretary, Arthur R. Ireland, Henshaw R.
Russell (Asst. Paymasters).
FLAO SHIP, H.M.S. " Imperieuse," 14 guns, twin screw
cruiser, 1st class, armoured, 8,400 tons. 10,000 horse
power ; Captain, Charles N. Adair.
H.M.S. "Comus," 10 guns, screw cruiser, 3rd class, 2380
tons, 2,000 horse power ; Captain, Henry H. Dyke.
H.M.S. "Icarus," 8 guns, screw sloop, 970 tons, 1,200
horse power ; Captain, Ernest J. Fleet.
H.M.S. "Liffey" (late frigate), store and depot ship,
Coquimbo, Chili, 3,915 tons. Staff-Commander-in-
Command, Wm. J. Symons.
H.M.S. " Pheasant," 6 guns, screw gun-boat, 1st class,
755 tons, 1,200 horse power ; Captain, Frank A. Gar-
forth.
H.M.S. "Satellite," 8 guns, screw cruiser, 3rd class,
1,420 tons, 1,400 horse power; Captain, Albert C.
Allen.
H.M.S. "Wild Swan," 8 guns, screw sloop, 1,130 tons,
800 horse power ; Captain, Macvey Napier.
H.M. DOCKYARD, NAVAL AND VICTUALLING YARD,
ESQUIMAULT.
Naval and Victualling Storekeeper and Accountant, W.
H. Lobb, Esq.
Chief Engineer, Joseph Langmaid, Esq. (Staff Engineer,
R.N.).
Asst. Civil Engineer (1st Grade), Woodgate.
Chief Bontsu ain, Mr. William Hayden, R.N.
Carpenter, Mr. George Hickey, R.N.
ROYAL NAVAL HOSPITAL, ESQUIMAULT.
Staff-Surgeon, Gilbert Kirker, M.D.
1897]
MASONIC.
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MASONIC.
The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Canada, in the Province of Ontario.
List of Grand, Officers for 1896-97.
M.W. Bro. Wm. Gibson, M. P., Beamsville, Grand Master
R. W.
M.W.
R. W.
England
Ireland . .
Scotland .
E. T. Malone, Toronto, Deputy
W. R. Rickey, Bothwell, D.D.G.M.
B. F. George, Point Edward,
W. G. McMillen, London,
John W. Shaw, M.D., Clinton,
J. S. Tennant, M.D., Luctaiow,
Thos. Allshire, Ratho,
A. J. Oliver, Gait,
J. E. Liddell, Brantford,
Robert McKnight, Owen Sound,
Samuel Amsden, Dunville,
Aubrey White, Toronto,
Andrew M. Ross, Whitby,
Henry Pringle, Belleville,
Geo. A. Aylesworth, Newburgh,
D. A. Slacdonell, Iroquois,
E. D. Parlow, Ottawa.
R. A. Mather, Keewatin,
John H. Knifton, Parry Sound,
A. McGinnis, Belleville, Grand Sr. Warden.
A. B. Greer, London, Grand Jun. Warden.
Rev. W. T. Wilkins, Trenton, Grand Chaplain.
Hugh Murray, Hamilton, Grand Treasurer.
John Hetherington, Toronto, G. Registrar.
J. J. Mason, Hamilton, Grand Secretary.
V. W. Bro. W. H. Adams, Belleville, G. Sen. Deacon.
" " C. A. Kingston, London, Grand Jun. Deacon.
John Hall, Toronto, G. Supt. of Works.
Geo. Samis, Sarnia, G. Dir. of Ceremonies.
G. H. Cooper, Grand Valley, Asst. Grand See.
Wm. Clarke, York, Asst. Grand Dir. of Cere.
P. A. Craig, Windsor, Grand Sword Bearer.
G. S. May, Ottawa, Grand Organist.
John Morrison, Woodstock, Asst. G. Organist.
Wm. Bishop, Owen Sound, Grand Pursuivant.
David Spence, Peterboro,
F. W. Armstrong, Bath,
Pier Toll, London East,
W. H. Hurrell, Stratford,
Jas. McD. Fleming, Listowel,
Jas. Stewart, Ancaster,
A. J. Halloway, Clinton,
J. C. Stewart, Pembroke,
J. R. Dunn, Toronto,
J. A. Macpherson, Kincardine,
A. Carmichael, Rat Portage,
Richard Mills, Bracebridge,
W. J. McAllister, Hamilton, G. Stand. Bearer
W. P. Chamberlain, Morrisburg, " "
T. H. Sears, Brantford, Grand Tyler.
Grand
Stewards.
Grand Representatives from the Grand Lodge of Canada .
TUB UNITED KINGDOM.
. .R. W. Bro. Sir John B.Moncton, London
. . " " H. Minchin, M.D., Dublin.
. . " " Lindsay Mackersey, Edinb h
IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
Brit. Columbia . M.W. Bro. William Dalby, Victoria.
Manitoba.
New Brunswick. "
Nova Scotia R.W.
P. Ed. Island.... M.W.
Quebec "
Rev.S.P.Matheson, Win ipeg
John F. Ellis, St. John.
Thomas Mowbray, Halifax.
John Yeo, Port Hill.
John H. Graham, Richmond
OTHER BRITISH COLONIES.
N. South Wales. R.W. Bro. Hon. W. H. Simpson, Sydney
New Zealand ... " " W. H. Cooper, Auckland.
South Australia. " " H. M. Addison, Adelaide.
Tasmania
Victoria " " W. T. C. Kelley, Melbourne.
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Alabama W. Bro.
Arizona M.W. "
Arkansas. ...R.W. "
California M.W.
Colorado "
Connecticut ... .R.W.
Delaware M.W.
Dist. Columbia. .R.W.
Florida "
Georgia M.W.
Idaho W.
Illinois R.W
Indian Territory. M.W.
Indiana. R.W.
Kansas M. W.
Kentucky R.W.
Louisiana "
Maine R.W.
Michigan M.W.
Minnesota "
Mississippi "
Missouri "
Geo. F. Moore, Montgomery
Benj. Titus, Tombstone.
T. M. Horsfall, Hazen.
Jas. Baunty Stevens, Napa.
Byron L. Carr, Longmont.
Rev.I.F.Stidham.New Brit n
W. H. Watson, Newport.
James H.Joehum,Wash gton
Silas B. Wright, De Land.
John S. Davidson, Augusta.
Nathan Falk, Boise City.
W. M. Egan, Chicago.
John Rennie, Lehigh.
Simeon P. Gillett, Evansville
J. D. McCleverty , Port Scott
Jas. W. Hopper, Louisville.
Robt. H. Cage, New Iberia.
S. J. Chadbourne, Augusta.
John W. Finch, Adrian.
Edward W. I Kirant ,Stillwater
W. G. Paxton, Vicksburg.
Xenophon Ryland, Lexington
Grand Representatives in the Grand Lodge of Canada.
Montana W. Bro.
Joseph A. Hyde, Deer Lodge
Nebraska W. "
James Gilbert, South Omaha
Nevada R.W. "
Frank Bell, Reno.
New Hampshire. M.W. "
Andrew Bunton, Manchester
New Jersey " "
Henry R. Cannon, Elizabeth.
New Mexico.... R.W.
S. B. Newcomb, Las Cruce.
New York W.
Sydney F. Walker, Brooklyn
North Carolina.. W.
W. H. Summerell, Winston.
North Dakota... R.W.
Chas. E. Jackson, Pembina.
Ohio M.W.
C. A. Woodward, Cleveland.
Oklahoma
Oregon R.W. "
Donald McKay, Portland.
Pennsylvania. . .
Rhode Island... M.W. "
Geo. H. Kenyon, Providence.
South Carolina.. R.W. "
John R.Bellinger, Greenville
South Dakota... W. "
Louis G. Lavoy, Webster.
Tennessee M.W.
Jno.T. Williamson, Columbia.
Texas "
Philip C. Tucker, Galveston.
Utah R.W.
Alex. Toponce, Ogden.
Vermont M.W.
Lavant M. Read, Bellows Fls.
Virginia W.
Rev. H. Carmichael, DD.,
Richmond.
Washington M.W.
Jas. E. Edmison, Dayton.
West Virginia. ..R.W.
W. F. Freeman, Clarksburg.
Wisconsin "
Charles Kahn, Milwaukee.
Wyoming
IN OTHER
COUNTRIES.
Brazil Bro.
Franc de Paula Romas.
Central America. "
L. Montafar.
Chili
A. M. Medina.
The Isl d of Cuba
R. M. Booda, Havana.
Greece M.W. "
H. I. H. Pr. Rhodocanakis.
Ilungarv
Italy
Carlo Mever.
The Netherlands
T. A. O. DeRidder, Katwyck.
Mexico "
Louis Guipil.
New Grenada. .. "
J. M. Samper, Angiano.
Peru
Gustavo Lama.
Portugal "
Joas Castano 1 /Almeida.
St. Domingo . . "
Jacino de Castro.
Switzerland
Charles Gerster.
Uruguav
Belisario Conrido.
Venezuela "
Antonio M. Mollejas.
FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM.
England M.W. Bro. J. Ross Robertson, Toronto
Ireland R.W.
Scotland..
Kivas Tally, Toronto.
Hugh A. McKay, Berlin.
FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
Brit. Columbia. R.W. Bro. John Creasor,Q.C., Owen S d.
Manitoba " " JE,. Irving, Q.C., Hamilton.
New Brunswick. " " J. A. C. Anderson, Ridgetown.
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MASONIC.
[1897
Grand Representatives in the Grand Lodge of Canada Continued.
Nova Scotia R.W. Bro. G. J. Waugh, Stratford.
P. Ed. Island. . . V. W. " Robert McKnight, Owen S d.
Quebec R.W. " Robert McKay, St. Thomas.
OTHER BRITISH COLONIES.
N. South Wales.R W. Bro. D. D. Campbell, Listowel.
New Zealand .. " " L. Secord, M.D , Brantford
South Australia. " " J. II. Burritt, Pembroke.
Victoria " " Wm. Gibson, Beamsville.
FOB, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Alabama R. W.
Arizona "
Arkansas "
California. V.W.
Colorado R.W.
Connecticut M. W.
Delaware R.W.
Dist. Columbia.. M.W.
Florida R.W.
Georgia. ........M.W.
Idaho V.W.
Illinois R.W.
Indian Territory. "
Indiana M.W.
Kansas R.W.
Kentucky M.W.
Louisiana R.W.
Maine
Maryland "
Michigan "
Minnesota M.W.
Mississippi R.W.
Missouri M.W.
Bro. Geo. H. F. Dartnell, Whitby.
" R. Hendry, jr. , Kingston.
" J. C. Hegler, Ingersoll.
" G. S. Ryerson, M.D.,Toronto
" Arthur McGinnis, Belleville.
" A A.Stevenson, Montreal.
" R. A. Klock, Klock s Mills.
" Henry Robertson,Collingw d
" J. J. Mason, Hamilton.
" W. R. White.Q.C., Pembroke
J. H. Flock, Q.C., London.
George C. Davis, London.
E. H. D. Hall, Peterborough
J. K. Kerr, Q.C., Toronto.
W. G. Reid, Hamilton.
Daniel Spry, London.
D. F. Mac watt, Barrie.
John W. Murton, Hamilton.
Win. Smeaton, Belleville.
R. B. Hungerford, London.
A. A. Stevenson, Montreal.
F. M. Morson, Toronto.
J. K. Kerr, Q.C., Toronto.
Montana M.W.
Nebraska. ...V.W.
Nevada R.W.
New Hampshire. V.W.
New Jersey M. W.
New York M.W.
North Carolina.. R.W.
North Dakota. .. "
Ohio "
Oregon "
Rhode Island. .. V. W.
South Carolina. .R.W.
South Dakota. . . "
Tennessee .... "
Texas M.W.
Utah "
Vermont R.W.
Virginia "
Washington .... "
West Virginia . . "
Wisconsin "
Wyoming
FOR OTHER COUNTRIES.
Brazil M.W.Bro. A. A. Stevenson, Montreal.
Chili R.W.
TheIsl dofCuba.R.W.
Greece. M.W.
Hungary R.W.
Italy R.W.
The Netherlands "
Peru M.W.
Switzerland R. W.
U.S. of Columbia "
Bro. J. M. Gibson, Q.C., Hamilton..
" C. W. Brown, Toronto.
" R. L. Patterson, Toronto.
" J. A. Cowan, Toronto
J. K. Kerr, Q.C., Toronto.
Hugh Murray, Hamilton.
John Hoodless, Hamilton.
J. S. Dewar, London.
L. G. Jarvis, London.
David Taylor, Ottawa.
Robert Lewis, London.
T. C. Macnabb, Chatham.
E. T. Malone, Toronto.
A. B. Munson. London.
J. K. Kerr, Q.C., Toronto.
J. K. Kerr, Q.C., Toronto.
DeWittH. Martyn, Kin dine-
T. H. Brunton, Newmarket.
W. C. Wilkinson, Toronto.
J.E.Harding,Q.C., Stratford.
Thos. Sargant, Toronto.
Rev. V. dementi, Peterboro.
Geo. Tait, Toronto.
Daniel Spry, London.
H. J. Wilkinson, Kingston.
G. G. Rowe, M.U., Toronto.
R. Radeliffe, Goderich.
R.T. Walkem.Q.C., Kingston.
W. L. Hamilton, Belleville.
John Walsh, Ottawa.
SUBORDINATE LODGES.
KIT Lodges marked thus (*) hold their Installation of Officers on the Festival of St. John the Evangelist all other
on that of St. John the Baptist.
NO.
2
S
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6
7
9
10
11
14
15
16
17
18
90
Zla,
22
13
24
25
26
27
Z?
29
30
51
32
S3
54
85
37
58
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
Niagara ; Niagara . .
*Anc. St. John s. [Kingston .
*Sussex iBrockville
Barton I Hamilton
Union ... JGrimsby ..
Union Napanee ..
Norfolk Simcoe.. . .
Moira Belleville .
*True Britons. . . I Perth. .
i H UC 1JI l\j\JH&. . . 1 tJJLLIll ....... : UOfa ill.VJII .tCtiJ
St. George s ..... I St. Cath ines Tuesday on or before f. moon
St. Andrew s . . . [Toronto .... [Second Tuesday
"
St. John s ....... Cobourg. . . .
LODSE.
I WHERE HELD
NIGHT OF MEETING.
ev. mon.
Wed. onorbef. f. m.
First Thursday
Third Monday
Second Monday
[Thursday on or before f. m.
Friday on or before f. moon
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Wednesday on or before f. m.
First Monday
Prince Edward.
St. John s,
*St. John s. .
Pioton..
London
. ; Van leekHill
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Thursday on or before f . m.
Second Tuesday
Tuesday on or before f. moon
*King Solomon s Toronto .... Second Thursday
Richmond
*St. Francis. . .
Ionic
Ontario. .
*Strict Observ ce
"Mount Zion . . .
United
Composite
Jerusalem
*Amity
Maitland
*Thistle
St. John s
King Hiram.. . .
Trent
*Mount Zion . . .
*St. John s
*St. George s.. . .
*St. George s.. . .
King Solomon s .
*St. Thomas
Brant
*Wellington
Great Western..
Madoc . .
Brighton jThursday on or before f. m.
Whitby First Thursday
Bowmanv le [Wednesday on or before f. m.
Dunville .. . . Wednesday on or before f. m.
Goderich.... Second Tuesday
Amherstb rg
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Cayuga .... Thursday after f. m.
Ingersoll . . . First Friday
Trenton Tuesday before f. moon
Brooklin.. . . Tuesday on or before f. moon
Hamilton . . Third Thursday
Kingsville . . JThursday on or before f. m.
London. . . . First Wednesday
Woodstock . .
First Tuesday
Richm d Hill [Monday on or before f. moon
Smith s Falls Friday on or before f. moon
Toronto .... First Tuesday
Port Hope. . Third Thursday
Hamilton . . . Third Friday
Kempt ville.. Wednesday before f. moon
St. Thomas . First Thursday
Brantford. . . Second Tuesday
Chatham [First Monday
Windsor i Thursday onorbef. f. m.
Madoc Tuesday on or before f. moon
WORSHIPFUL MASTER.
W. Br. Sm l Campbell
" W. T. Minnes .
" J. Green
" A. T. Freed...
" W. D. Forbes .
" J.W. Robinson
" T. R. Atkinson
" Isaac O. Frost.
" W. T. Walker.
J.Hetheringt n
W. J. Dowd...
Fred. Metcalfe
A.C. Bowerm n
D.W. Black we l
S. N. Morrison
T. I). D. Lloyd
P. G. Savage. .
W. Hyndmin.
A.Aylesworth.
J. Woodhouse.
T. M. Davis. . .
S. H. Guest...
C. A. Lapp. . . .
John H. Gale.
T. Fitzgerald .
G. T. Blackwell
A. S. Crystal. .
T. J. Salmoni..
W. M. Connor.
B. Patterson . .
W. O. Lott. . . .
W. G. Armour
Jas. Chisholm.
S. L. McKay . .
Jolm Blanch . .
C. Kemp
Geo. Streeks. .
H. D. Curtis . .
G. B. Crumb..
A. J. Little. ..
A. H. Watson.
SECRETARY.
Br.
J. H. Burna
Jno. Sutherland
Geo. K. Dewey
S. G. Moore
W. H. Sparling
R. L. Henrr
W. P. Kelly
Hope Mclnne*
W. A. Moore
A. N. Lindsay
Henry T. Smith
John W. Bickell
J. H. Murney
M. I). Dawson
A. R. Metcalfe
W. W. Vickers
H. A. Nicholl
Stewart Moag
F. W. Harcourt
W. J. Robertson
W. C. Morton
W. H. Bottom
T. P. Keeler
Robt. Willis
Joseph Pattinson
G. D. Robinso
W. P. Rynas
J. A. Patten
C. C. Gibson
H. Rowland
C. K. Howell
F. Scott
W. J. McAllister
Geo. Rumble
A. Ellis
George J. Fraser
L. Slater
John E. Taylor
Alex. Gregory
Geo. K. Prouse
R. T. Gray
1897]
MASONIC.
191
LODGE.
WHERE HELD.
.|
*Consecon Consecon . . .
NIGHT OF MEETING.
Friday on or before f. m. ev. mo
*Acacia Hamilton
*St. Andrew s. . . Caledonia . .
*St. John s
*Kilwinning .... London. . .
Rehoboain Toronto
*Durham Newcastle . .
*St. John s .... Ingersoll . . .
Stirling Stirling
Alma Gait
*St. James St. Mary s . .
*St. James .... Bethel
St. John s : Toronto
"Oxford Woodstock .
*FaithfnlBrethr. Lindsay
*King Hiram . . Tilsonburg .
*Simcoe i Bradford
52 JDalhousie Ottawa First Tuesday
54 *Vaughan Maple Tuesday on or before f . moon
55 *Merrickville Merrickville Tuesday on or before f. moon
* Victoria Sarnia ! Tuesday on or before f. moon
*Harmony Binbrook ... I Wednesday on or before f. m.
* Doric .. .". Ottawa First Friday
Carl n Place.
Second Friday
Wednesday on or before f . m.
Wednesday on orb. f. m.
Third Thursday
First Thursday
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Third Friday
Thursday after f. moon
Last Thursday
First Monday
Monday nearest f. moon
First Monday
Second Wednesday
First Friday
Wednesday on or before f. m.
Friday on or before f. moon
*St. John s
St. John s Pari
*Beaver ;Strathroy. . .
*Clinton ; Clinton
Rising Sun . . . ^Athens
* Wilson Toronto . . .
Markham Union. Markham ..
St. George s Owen Sound
*Manito Collingwood
*Colborne Colborne . . .
*Cataraqui Kingston . . .
"Northern Light Kincardine .
. Port Stanlev
First Thursday
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Friday on or before f. moon
St. Paul s
Blenheim
Albion .
Central
*St. Mark s
Corinthian ... Barrie .
*Sharon Sharon
True Blue lAlbion
*Tu<can Newmarket . Second Wednesday
Valley Dundas .... Monday on or before f.moon
Corinthian .... Peterboro . . Wednesday on or before f. m.
*Maple Leaf St. Cath rns. Last Thursday
St. John s [Norwich Wednesday on or after f. m.
*St. Mark s .... Niag. Falls S Tuesday on or before f. moon
*Burford [Burford .... Wednesday on or before f. in.
.Lambeth . . . Wednesday on or before f. m.
. Princeton. . . Wednesday on or before f. m.
. Harrowsm h Friday on or before f . moon
Prescott. . . . First Tuesday
* Wilson ! Waterford . . i Wednesday on or before f. m.
*IIope Port Hope. . First Thursday
Beamsville . .Tuesday on or before f. moon
Thedford . . . Monday on or before f. moon
Union jSchomberg.. Monday on or before f. moon
*Maple Leaf ... Bath Monday before f. moon
Warren Fingal Tuesday on or before f. moon
*Doric Brantfoi-d . . Third Tuesday
Renfrew First Mondav
. . First Thursday
. . First Tuesday
. jCampbellf d. Friday on or before f. moon
Franck Frankfort . . Monday before f . moon
*Pembroke . . . .! Pembroke . . First Thursday
The Rising Sun . i Aurora .... First Friday
*St.La\vrence . . iSouthamp n Tuesday on or after f. moon
Lebanon Forest Exeter .... Monday on or before f. moon
*St.01air Milton .... Thursday on or before f. m.
Richardson .... Stouffville . . Wednesday on or before f. m.
Pythagoras . . . . Meaford .... Friday nearest f. moon
. Second Tuesdi}-
Wednesday on or before f. m.
. Tuesday on or before f . moon
Morrisburgh Friday on or before f. moon
Wednesday before f. moon
Third Friday
Second Thursday
Wednesday before f. moon
First Friday
"Renfrew
*The Belleville . Belleville
"Cornwall (Cornwall
Golden Rule
Lebanon Oshawa
*Malahide : Aylmer
*Tudor ! Mitchell
"Excelsior
"Friendly Bros. . Iroquois. . .
i Tecumseh : Stratford .
M. B. Hall : Millbrook .
i*Prince of Wales Nowburgh.
Mississippi .... Almonte .
i "Civil Service
*Erie.
Ottawa
Port Dover
151*iThe Grand RiverBerlin
153
154
155
"Burns Wyoming
"Irving Luean i Thursday on or before f. in.
*Peterboro I Peterboro . . First Friday
Mt. BrydgesjTuesday on or before f. moon
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Friday on or after f. moon
Friday after f . moon
Thursday on or before f. in.
Third Tuesday
Friday on or before f. moon
Wednesday on or before f. m.
Wednesday on or after f. m.
Friday on or before f. moon
Second Wednesday
First Wednesday
Second Tuesday
(Second Tuesday
Monday on or before f. moon
Second Tuesday
(Thursday on or before f. m.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER.
SECRETARY".
W. Br.
D. H. Rowe.. .
Br. W. R. McKibbon
(f
Miles Berkett.
" C. S. Scott
tt
E. Sislev, >!!>.
C. H. Keffer
**
G. B. Magee . . .
Thos. Colbert
((
S. Johnson ....
W. F. B. Colter
(
S. C. Wright. .
Jos. F. Senn
1
W. H. Martin.
J. H. May
W. H. Elliott
S. A. Morgan
*
H.C.Clark ...
Win. Galer
E. G. Pickup..
Jno. Rushworth
*
W.F. Findlater
" Jno. Overell
1
Fred. W. Unitt
" A. Forrester
1
Jas. Coulson . .
" E. Simmons
Thus. Dougan.
" Win. Evvart
(
H. Mtcklejohn
" Geo. Bailelv
1
J. S. Wardlaw.
" A. J. Oliver
1
Wm. Webster.
R. J. McConnell
*
W. J. Bissell . .
Syrenius Cole
*
J. Tomlinson . .
M. Laverty
H
F. J. Ure
Robt. Anderson
11
M. L. Nutting.
R. G. Corneill
it
A. E. Ravnes . .
R, Clark
(i
A. E. Boddy. . .
Alvin Orton
H
J. C. McNeill. .
Thos. C. West
ti
F. Hammond .
W. Barrowcoa
14
Jas. F. Taylor.
R. F. Richardson
"
J. A. Holloway
" T. Rumball
(
H. A. Stewart .
Jas. Ross
Geo. Duthie. . .
John J. Gee, M.D.
<
John Turner . .
R. A. Mason
W. H. Sinclair
John Rutherford
John Wilson . .
Hugh A. Currie
<
H. Brown
Geo. Keyes
tt
Win. Love.
* Robt. Hendrjr, jr.
tt
F. N. Collins..
" R. D. Hall
ti
H. Denning . . .
W. M. Berry
lt
D. H.Mac Laren
W. D. MacLaren
it
A. Willson ....
B. F. Pearson
tl
R. M. White . .
Robert Robert*
"
D. H. Phillips
W. D. Lawrie
1 1
W. B. Call ....
F. A. Latshaw
<
W. F. Johnson " F. D. Mackav
"
F. L). Bursar. . " John S. Wood
"
Alf. Kenning . " I. L. Farrington
( i
Jas. Willox. ... " F. P. Sumner
44
S. Parkhill.... R. Bulkwill
H
David Irwin. . .
H. Poole
tt
Aden Curry. .
J. E. RiehanlsoB
(
Arch. Forsvth.
James Cooke
F. A. Munn. .
H. H. Wells
1
Jas. Ross D. S. Bell
W. G. Coulter. T. H. Bell
T. A. Simpson.
John Gibsom
*
John Morrison T. K. Poole
1
S. Featherland W. J. Brereton
1
H. Northmore. Max Robinson
Fred. Guest. .. Frank R. Else
W. D. Jones. . . " W. E. Weeks
W. A. McKay. " M. McKinno
*
J. E. Walmsley W. H. Adams
*
F. Bissett John Ridler
( (
G. T. Dickson. A. E. Jewett
(
J. A. Consaul . C. M. Rowe
*
J. C. Stewart.. J. H. Reeves
*
D. A. Radcliffe W. J Stevenson
A. McAulav . . .
F. H. Lee
J. J. Knight ..
M. Eacrett
John Dearing.
" R. Coats
W. B. Button .
" John Monkhouse
1
.1. D. Hamill .
" James Patterson
< (
A. R. McLean.
Jas. McCavr
**
G. W. Youell .
C. T. Burdick
"
A. Cameron . . .
H. S. Anderson
II
G.F. Bradfield.
G. H. S. Kennedy
"
J. H. Currie . .
Jas. W. Tindale
"
J. R. Stuart. . A. E. Neil
1
II. A. Turner. . H. W. Johnsom
Thos. M. York. G. A. Aylesworth
Louis Coulter. Robert Pollock
A. W. Harris. . W. L. Blair
1
A. C. Mathews J. Varey
*
E. P. Cornell
" A. Oelschlager
*
R. Coughlan . .
" J. M. Wilson
(
C. W. Mulloy . .
" M. Thompson
*
Alex. Gibson.. " R. W. McFadden
192
MASONIC.
[1897
"York
Simpson
"Alexandra. . . .
"Goodwood
*Percy
Forest
*Star in the East
"Burlington ....
*\Ventworth. . . .
"Merritt
*Macnab
*Britannia
* Prince of Wales
"Ayr
*Walsingham . .
The Builders . .
Plattsville ....
Speed
"Oriental
No-
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LODQE.
WHERE HELD.
NIGHT OF MEETING.
Old Light ....
Enniskillen. . . .
Plantagenet . .
Belmont
*Orillia
*Scotland
*Petrolea
*The Tuscan
*Madawaska. . . .
"Saugeen
St. Alban s
Leeds
Irvine
New Dominion .
"Lancaster
St. John s
Evergreen
"Elysian
Lake
"Harris
"Frederick ....
"Stevenson
"Credit
"Zeradatha
"Mountain
"Marmora
"Norwood
"Zurich . .
Bernard
! Prince Arthur .
Ionic
Kerr
Lodge of Fidelity
"Cameron . .
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Beaver
"Aid worth .
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Vienna
Havelock
Tweed
"Macoy
"St. George
"Tecumseh
"Ashlar
"Caledonian
Thistle
Miiiden
Clifton
Sydenham
Farran s Point.
Gait
Guelph
Washington . .
"Oak Branch . .
"Harriston
263 "Forest
264
265
266
f Chaudiere ....
Patterson
Northern Light
N.Toronto . . Third Friday ev.
Newboro . . Tuesday on or before f. in.
Oil Springs [Thursday on or after f. m.
Richmond . . Wednesday on or before f. in.
\Varkworth Wednesday before f. moon
Wroxeter . . Monday on or before f. moon
Wellington.. Tuesday on or before f. moon
Burlington . Wednesday on or before f. m.
Stony Creek Monday on or before f . moon
Welland .... Monday on or before f . m.
P t Colborne Tuesday on or before f. m.
Seaforth First Monday
lona Friday on or before f. moon
Ayr Tuesday on or before f. moon
Port Rowan Thursday on or before f. m.
Ottawa .... Second Friday
Plattsville . . Friday on or before f. moon
Guelph .... First Tuesday
P rt BurwelliTuesday on or before f. moon
Lucknow . . |Thursday on or before f . moon
York I Monday on or before f. moon
Plantagenet Monday on or before f. moon
Belmont . . Friday on or before f. moon
Orillia Friday on or before f . moon
Scotland . . Monday on or before f . m.
Petrolea .... Second Wednesday
London .... First Monday
Arnprior .. Second Monday
Walkerton . Second Tuesday
M t Forest . . Friday on or before f . moon
Gananoque . Tuesday on or before f. m.
Elora Third Friday
New Hamb g | Monday on or after f. moon
Lancaster . . | Wednesday on or before f. m.
London
Lanark
First Friday
. . . First Tuesday
Garden Isl d First Monday
Ameliasburg
Monday on or before f . moon
;r>7 Parthenon
268 "Vertilam
269
270
271
272
"Brougham Un n
*Cedar
Wellington
Seymour
Orangeville Tuesday on or before f. moon
Delhi Monday on or before f. moon
Toronto .... Second Monday
Georgetown Friday on or before f. moon
Uxbridge . . Monday on or before f. moon
Thorold .... Wednesday on or before f. m.
Marmora . . Tuesday before f. moon
Norwood . . Tuesday on or before f. moon
Hensall .... Thursday on or before f. moon
Listowel ... Wednesday on or before f . m.
Odessa .... Monday on or after f. moon
Brampton . . Third Tuesday
Barrie | Fourth Monday
Ottawa ; Third Thursday
Dutton .... Wednesday on or before f. m.
Park Hill . . Tuesday on or before f . moon
Clarksburg Tuesday on or before f. m.
Paisley .... Friday on or before f. m.
Cookstown Tuesday on or before f. m.
Vienna .... [Friday on or before f. m.
Watford. . . . Tuesd ay on or before f. m.
Tweed .... Friday on or before f . m.
Malloryt wn Monday on or before f . m.
St. George . . Thursday on or before f . m.
Thamesville Thursday on or before f. m.
Toronto .... Fourth Tuesday
Midland .... Second Tuesday
Embro (Thursday on or before f. m.
Kingston . . First Monday
Niag. Falls.. First Thursday
Dresden .... Second Thursday
Farran s Pt. Wednesday on or before f. m.
Gait First Tuesday
Guelph Second Tuesday
Petrolea. . . First Wedneesd
Innerkip . . Thursday on or before f. m
Harriston . . Second Monday
Forest Wednesday on or before f. m.
Ottawa jFourth Tuesday
Thornhill . . (Thursday on or before f. m
Stayner ..... [Tuesday on or before f. m.
Chatham . First Wednesday.
Bobcaygeon Friday on or before f. m.
Brougham. . Wednesday on or after f.m.
Oshawa .... Fourth Tuesday.
Erin Second Wednesday.
Ancastero. . Wednesday on or before f. m.
WORSHIPFUL MASTER.
w
Br. Walter Muston
Levi S. Lewis.
A. P. Chalmers
R. H. Grant . .
J. A. Denike. .
J. A. Barnard.
C. Cunningh m
R. C. Stewart.
T. H. Gorman.
L.C. Raymond
T. J. O Neill . .
John H. Reid . .
Jas. C. Brown.
C. McKay
Frank Brock . .
Wm. Rea
Alex. Calder . .
Wm. A. Rapp.
M. G. Burwell.
Jas. Bryan ....
S. N. Davis ....
Geo. A. Ryan .
Jos. Potts
W. N. Tudpole
W. C. Smith . .
S. D. Swift
G. T. Brown . .
J.E. Thompson
G. J. Dickison.
J. S. Ireland ..
W. G. Hinds..
Dew. Wissler. .
J. Marty, M.D.
John P. Snider
W. J. Clarke . .
Jas. McFarlane
John Kennedy
A.L.Parliam nt
H. Fraser,M.D.
Geo. Jefferies. .
J. W. Jones. . .
Alfred Watson
H. Bascom.MD
Geo. Stanley. .
Mack Devlin . .
W. Hutchinson
W. C. Davis...
H. B. Morphy.
Rev. F.T. Dibb
J. G. Roberts.
R. A. Douglas.
H. Burgess . . .
N. A. Campbell
G. M. Wedd...
Fred. D. Kent.
W. R. Barnett.
W. J. Speers . .
C. M. Wilson . .
T. Goodhand. .
J. D. Huyck..
Wm. Stafford. .
Chas. Haas . . .
John Davidson
C. Morrison . . .
Hy. Gibson . . .
R. A. Duncan .
Wm. Gill
J. C. Rothery.
Sam. Bentley. .
A. E. Fetter ly.
C. A. Powell . .
Geo. J. Brill. . .
John R. Nevills
W. E. Hopkins
John L. Eedy.
J. Hendry
J. A. Clark ....
J. E. Francis..
Josh. Hood. . . .
W. H. Benson.
L. W. Ross....
K.J. Price, p.t.
John Leander.
J. D. Leatch . .
Jas. Stewart . .
SECRETARY.
Br. W. E. Hoffland
Josh. H. Batler
W. Miller
John Kemp
W. J. Baker
T. F. Miller
J. D. Wilson
C.H.S. Bamford
R. H. Dewar
Geo. Wells
John Cook
J. Orr Rose
Arch. McCallum
J. Cassie
James Ryan
H. H. Cairns
W. M. Veitch
Wm. Parker
D. M. Shute
Harry Days
James Peart
John Smith
John Boyd
T. H. Robinson
Jas. Malcolm
Robert Scott
R. B. Hungerford
J. W. Grey
J. Marshall
R. O. Kilgour
W. Y. Boyd
Thomas Godfrey
Louis Ritz
R. T. Nicholson
John Siddons
Chris. M. Forbes
R. Raymond
Geo E. Roblin
George Irwin
A. W. Crysler
J. J. Kennersley
T. J. Wheeler
John G. Vicars
Wm. T. Fish
1). Mitchell
W. H. Stephenson
James Bonthron
J. J. Foster
Robr. Bennett
A. Morton
Fred. Marr
C. J. Pearson
Jas. Pool
B. Kilbourn
J. H. Dickinson
W. R. Keyes
T. S. Patterson
George Thorn fon
Frank Kenwood
C. W. Huyck
R. W. Tennant
G. S. Wait
W. B. Alberton
A. R. Murphy
S. A. Milligan
R. H. Green
Chas. McCormick
Alex. Grey
D. V. Hicks
R. H. Hanes
Duncan Murray
Alex. Cordiner
J. M. Hattie
A. S. Shephard
Patrick Lavin
P. W. Campbell
Jas. Peterkin
Rev. W. W. Bates
H. C. Shephard
David Leckie
W. J. Read
D. K. Beaton
L. K. Murton
Chas. Overland
G.D. Farmer, M.D
1897]
MASONIC.
193
NO.
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357 i
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360 *
361 *
362
364 *
367 *
368 S
369 *
370 I
371 *
372 *
373 *
374 *
876
376 *
377 *
378 *
LODGE.
WHERE HELF
> NFQFFT OF MEETING.
WORSHIPFL L MASTER
SECRETARY.
*Kent
Blenheim
. Monday on or before f. m. ev. me
. Friday on or before f. m. ;
e Wednesday on or before f. i
Thursday before f m *
). W. Br. A.F. Robertso
" D. Stewart. . .
" Geo. Wood. . .
" E. B. Mullitt.
John Stark. . .
" Jas. E. Steele
WR.Terwillig
" Henry James.
W. S. Ellis . . .
" Jos. Gollev . . .
R. E. Mitchell
N. A. Graham
H. Miller, M.D
Jas. Adams . .
E. J. Davis. .
W. H. Kayat.
J. Stockdale .
David Peacocl
W. G. Mayhee
M. H. Rolling
J. Lock ridge..
Rich. Guest. .
Geo. Scrace..
W.L. Ouimette
David Carlyle.
D. F. Magutre
Thos. Brown .
D. J. Detwiler
John Wilson .
John P. Bunt .
S. B. Stewart. .
Jas. Edward . .
i Br.Chas. Senior
. " H. B. O Connor
. " Alph. Kelley
. " Wm. F. Giliespie
. " O. M. Schultz
. " W. G. Lumlev
r " W. J. Diamond
. " J. A. Creighton
. H. McA. Wright
J. A. Morton
. T. J. C. Rodden
P. L. Graham, MD
M. Hetherington
Alfred Jones
Chan. Patterson
C. N. Tadros
Thos. H. Carter
M. G. Woodman
A. J. McGregor
Jos. Beltzer
T. V. Anderson
M. N. Wright
R. H. McConnell
Jas. A. Anderson
C. E. Chantler
W. J. Waterworth
Geo. Russell
A. M. Thoman
Win. Young
T. A. Agar
E. E. Parker
R. Q. Dench
H. Clements
A. S. Allan
W. E. Simpson
Alfred Kaufman
John H. Forman
J. G. Giliespie
W. R. Kenney
R. McDowall
J. E. W. Branan
; E. G. Kittson,M.D
Win. Armstrong
Alex. Stewart
D. Johnson
W. H. Sutherland
David Hill
H. C. Simpson
A. M. Spence
Fred. J. Scarff
W. .7. Ballaim
G. A. Scroggie
D.P.McPhail.M.D.
Thos. Sowersby
J. R. Goring
H. Tolhum
J. Chambers, M.D.
Geo. E. Brown
W. H. Shaw
J. McDougall
John Lillis
James Philip
J. J. Buckley
D. Macfarlane
John Sharp
Win. Tavlor
W. R, Wilson
R. R. Montgomery
D. W. McColl
Isaac Huber
R. II. Rodger
J. A. Macdonald
A. R. Houston
W. J. Gre\;p.t.
K. A. Geige
Frank F. Reeves
J. W. Hussd!
C. W. Close
J. G. Watts
W. G. Somerville
J. M. Shaw, M. D
A. Laidley
Jas. E. Fisher
Wm. Collins
Win. Nicholl
Tees-.vater . .
. Teeswater
Seymour
Mvstic
. PtDalhousi
. Roslin
New Hope
, Hespeler
. Wednesday on or before f. m
. Thursday on or before f. in.
Wednesday after f. m.
. Tuesday on or before f. moo
.Wednesdayonorbeforef.nl
. Tuesday on or before f. in.
. First Tuesday.
. Thursday on or before f. m.
Tuesday on or before f. m.
Thursday on before f. m
. Wednesday on or before f. n
1 First Wednesday,
t Thursday on or before f . m
Tuesday on or after f. in.
s Last Wednesday-
Friday on or be fore f. m.
Thursday on or before f. in.
Tuesdav on or before f. in.
Third Thursday
Tuesday on or after f. m.
Tuesday on or before f. m.
Wednesday before f. m.
Tuesday on or before f. m.
Thursday on or before f. m.
Wednesday on or before f . u
Friday on or before f. moon
Monday on or before f. moon
First Tuesday
Friday after f. moon
Third Monday
Third Thursday
Friday on or after f. moon
Thursday on or bef. f. moon
Monday on or before f. moon
Monday on or before f. moon
Wednesday on or after f. moo
Wednesday on or before f . m
Second Tuesday-
Thursday on or before f . moon
Fourth Friday-
Third Tuesday
Friday on or before f. moon
Friday on or before f. moon
First Tuesday
Thursday on or before f. m.
Second Monday
Friday on or before f. moon
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Friday on or before f. m.
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Tuesday on or before f. moon
First Tuesday
Tuesday on or before f. moon
Thursday on or before f. moon
Phursday on or before f . moon
Thursday on or bef. f. moon
Third Wednesday
Mrst Friday
irst Thursday
Yednesday on or before f. m
Vednesday on or before f. m.
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" G.F.Morris... 1 Jos. Ward
" Fred. Walter.. C. V. Emory, M.D.
" Geo. Johnston. S. S. Reveler
" Jas. Ingman . . E. J. Vo.-s
" Win. Nichol. .. Jas. R. Croft
" J. A. Fuller... 1 Robt. McFate
" John M. Shaw. C. J. Young
" J. H. McRae.J E. Ironsides
" W H Waddell J. H. McCulley
" J W Clarke.. J. I). McMillan
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" G. H. Cooper.. " J. A. V. Preston.
" W. R. Hickey. " Chas. E. Bayley
" H W. Muir. . . " J. G. Hayes
" Alex. Falconer " John Gormley
Jas. Kennedy. " G. W. Smith
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W. R. Walters. W. J. A. Carnaham
" J D. Chittick. C. W. Keeling
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W. F. Fraser. . C. E. Weber
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Wm. H. Port. . W. S. Dodd
J E. Campbell I). Cameron
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" G.C.Patterson John G. Gibson
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>. Alexandria Alexandria
COINAGE IN CANADA.
In the early days all sorts of coin were used in British
North America.
The first step taken in Canada for a revision of cur
rency was in 1795, when, to remedy the evils resulting
from" the coined money in circulation being reduced in
weight debased in value and composed of every variety
of pieces peculiar to all countries trading with this con
tinent, an Act was passed which fixed a standard of
value founded upon the average intrinsic worth of the
gold and silver coins of Great Britain, Portugal, Spam,
France and the United States.
Subsequently various Acts of the Legislatures estab
lished a valuation for these pieces, at which they were
accepted in market overt.
Finally in 1858, the Province of Canada adopted
dollars and cents, pounds, shillings and pence as the
only moneys of account. In 1871 the Federal Parlia
ment passed the Act (Chap. 4, Acts of 1871) respecting
the currency, which gave to the provinces of the
Dominion a uniform currency, the single gold standa
adopted being that of the British sovereign of
weight and fineness prescribed by the aws of tht
United Kingdom, to pass current at M.864. Provision
was also made that, until otherwise ordered by Her
Majesty s proclamation, the gold eagle of the Unite
States, of the fixed weight of 10 pennyweights and
18 -rains trov, and of a settled standa.d of fineness,
should be legal tender in Canada. The same Act pro
vided for a gold coinage for Canada, but special Cana
dian gold coinage has not been minted.
Silver coins were made legal tender to $10, and minor
s in use are 50, 25, 20, 10 and 5 cents.
TP|e Royal Society of Canada.
Founder, The Right Honorable the Marquis of Lome.
Honorary President, His Excellency the Right Hon
orable the Earl of Aberdeen ; President, Most Rev.
Archbishop O Brien, D.D. ; Vice-President, F. G. Mar-
chand.
SBC. I. FRENCH LITERATURE, HISTORY, AND ALLIED
SUBJECTS.
President, 1 AbbeGosselin ; Vice-President, J. E. Roy ;
Secretary, Benjamin Suite.
SBC. II. ENGLISH LITERATURE, HISTORY AND ALLIED
SUBJECTS.
President, Archbishop O Brien, D.D.; Vice-President,
S. E. Dawson, L.D. ; Secretary, George Stewart, Jun.,
D.C.L., LL.D.
SEC.
III. MATHEMATICAL,
SCIENCES.
PHYSICAL, AND CHEMICAL
President, Prof. Dupuis ; Vice-President, T. C. Keefer,
C.M.G., C.E. ; Secretary, E. Deville.
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President, D. P. Penhallow, B.Sc. ; Vice-President,
Dr. Burgess ; Secretary, A. H. Mackay, LL.D.
Honorary Secretary, John George Bourinot, C.M.G. ,
LL.D., D.C.L., D.L. ; Honorary Treasurer, James Flet-
cher, F.L.S. Additional members of Council Abbe J.
C. K. Latiamme, D.D.;Sir J. W. Dawson, C.M.G., F.R.S.,
Dr. G. M. Dawson, C.M.G., F.R.S., J. M. Le Moine, A.
R. C. Selwyn, C.M.G.
Th.e Law Society of Ontario.
The Law Society was first established in 1797 by the
Act 37, Geo. III., c. 13, which enabled the then practi
tioners of the law to form themselves into a society, and
make rules for its government. By the Act of 1822,
2 Geo. IV., c. 5, " the Treasurers and Benchers of the
La\v Society" were formally incorporated; and under
these and other statutes the Society has continued to be
governed by a Board of Benchers, in the same manner
as the various Law Societies of England. Under
Revised Statutes of Ontario, c. 145, 1887, the Benchers
are, exclusive of ex-oj/icio members, elected by the
Bar, the ex-oflicio consisting of the Attorney-General of
the Dominion for the time being, if a member of the Bar
of Ontario, and all members of the Bar of Ontario who
have at any time held the office of Attorney-General of
the Dominion or of Ontario, or of Attorney or Solicitor-
General of the former Province of Upper Canada, and
any retired Judge of the Superior Courts of Law or
Equity of Ontario; the elected, thirty in number, being
chosen by ballot, for a term of five years, by the
members of the Bar, in manner prescribed by the Act.
Vacancies during the term are filled by the remaining
Benchers. On the first day of Easter Term, annually,
NOTE. The Editor in desirous oj making
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would be much obliged if the secretary of
any Society, whose name does not appear,
would send the information in time for next
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the Benchers appoint one of their body to be Treasurer,
who is also President of the Society. The Benchers sit
in Convocation every term for the call of Barristers, the
admission of Attorneys and Solicitors to Practice, and
of Students to enter the Society, the fees paid by whom
form the revenue of the Society. Osgoode Hall, appro
priately named after the first Chief Justice, is the
Ontario "Inn of Court," or head -quarters of the Society,
in which is provided accommodation for the Court of
Appeal and Courts of Equity, and for the sittings in
term of the Superior Courts ; with a valuable and exten
sive library.
VISITORS.
The several Judges of the Supreme Court of Judica
ture for Ontario.
Treasurer jEmilius Irving, Q.C.
BENCHERS.
b x-OfficioHon. A. N. Richards, Q.C., Sol. -Gen. 1864;
Hon. Sir O. Mowat, Q.C., M.P., retired Vice-Chancel
lor 1872, present Minister of Justice and Atty.-Gen.
Can. ; Hon. Ed ward Blake, Q.C.,late Minister of Justice ;
Hon. Samuel Hume Blake, retired Vice-Chancellor
1881 ; Hon. Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper, late Minister
of Justice ; Hon. William Proudfoot, retired Justice
Chancery Division ; Hon. Sir Thomas Gait retired
Chief Justice, C. P. D.
Elective E. T. 1896 E. T. 1901. A. B. Aylesworth
Q.C., Toronto ; R. Bayly. Q.C., London ; J. Bell Q C
Belleville ; B. M. Britton, M.A., Q.C., Kingston; A.
Bruce, Q.C.. Hamilton; A. H. Clarke. Windsor; W.
Douglas, Q.C., Chatham ; E. B. Edwards, Peterboro ;
Geo. C. Gibbons, Q.C., London ; D. Guthrie, Q C
M.P.P., Guelph: Hon. A. S. Hardy, Q.C., Brantford :
W. D. Hogg, Q.C., Ottawa; J. Hoskin, Q.C, LL.D.^
Toronto; John Idington, Q.C.. Stratford; JE. Irving
Q.C., Toronto; Win. Kerr, Q.C., Cobourg ; E. Martin
Q.C., Hamilton; C. Macdougall, Q.C., St. Thomas :
D Alton McCarthy, Q.C., M.P., Toronto; F. MacKelcan
Q.C., Hamilton; C. Moss, Q.C., Toronto ; M. O Gara
Q.C., Ottawa; B. B. Osier, Q.C., Toronto; W R
Riddell, Toronto; C. H. Ritchie, Q.C., C. Robinson
Q.C., Geo. F. Shepley, Q.C., Toronto; H. H. Strathv*
Q.C., Barrie; J. V. Teetzel, Q.C., Hamilton; G. H
Watson, Q.C., Toronto.
Secretary and Sub-Treasurer Herbert Macbeth.
Librarian W. G. Eakins.
Assistant Librarian J. J. Daley.
EDITOR OK LAW REPORTS James F. Smith, Q.C. RE
PORTERS, E. B. Brown, G. F. Harman, G. A. Boomer, A.
H. F. Lefroy. Reporters Court of Appeal, Alexander
Grant and R. S. Cassels. Practice Reporter, T. T. Rolph.
Law School.
Principal -N. W. Hoyles, Q.C.
Lecturers A. H. Marsh, Q.C., E. D. Armour, Q.C.
John King, Q.C., McGregor Young.
Examiners A. C. Gait, W. D. Gwynne, M. H. Ludwig
J. H. Moss.
Canadian Institute.
President, Prof. A. B. Macallum, B.A., M.B., Ph.D.;
Secretary, Alan McDougall, C. E. ; Treasurer, James
Bain, Jr. ; Assistant secretary and Librarian, E.
de Beauregard, B.A.
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MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
[1897
Ontario Society of Artists.
ART GALLERIES, 165 KING ST. W., TORONTO.
Hon. President, Hon. G. W. Allan ; President, M.
Matthews ; Vice- President and Treasurer, W. Re veil ;
Secretary, R. F. Gagen.
Association of Ontario Land Surveyors.
INCORPORATED 1892.
President Willis Chipman, Toronto ; Vice-President,
F. Harry Jones, Brantford; Sec.-Treas., A. J. Van Nos-
trand, Toronto ; Councillors, Hon. J. M. Gibson, Com
missioner of Crown Lands, V. Sankey (Chairman),
G. B. Kirkpatrick, A. Niven, P. S. Gibson, H. J. Bow
man and F. L. Foster.
The fifth annual meeting will be held in Toronto,
commencing fourth Tuesday in February, 1897.
The late Association of Provincial Land Surveyors of
Ontario has been merged into the Incorporated Associa
tion of Ont. Land Surveyors, as above.
Upper Canada Bible Society.
President, Hon. G. W. Allan ; Treasurer, John K.
Macdonald ; Secretary, John Harvie ; Depositary, John
Young.
Upper Canada Tract Society.
President Rev. Geo. J. Bishop; Treasurer, M.
Nasmith ; Secretary, Rev. Dr. R. C. Moffat ; Depositary,
John Young.
Ottawa Auxiliary British and Foreign Bible Society.
President, George Hay, Esq. ; Cor. Secretary, Rev.
W. D. Armstrong ; Rec. Secretary, Rev. J. C. Campbell ;
Treasurer, Mr. T. Kenny ; Depositary, James Hope.
The Englis^ Church Union.
ORGANIZED 1859.
President, The Right Hon. Viscount Halifax ; Vice-
Presidents, The Lord Bishops of Fredericton, Niagara,
New Westminster, B.C., Quebec, Delaware, Fond du
Lac, Indiana, Milwaukee, Pittsburg, Springfield and
Cairo, and 19 other bishops.
DOMINION OF CANADA BRANCH.
Corresponding Secretary, W. IT. A. Eckhardt. Post
Office: Montreal, P. Q. Membership, 35,000.
CONFRATERNITY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT OF THE BODY
AND BLOOD OF CHRIST, CANADIAN BRANCH.
Provincial Superior, Rev. R. W. Rayson, 424 Princess
Street, Kingston, Ont. ; Sec y-Treas., Rev. J. Fisher,
Thomasburg, Ont.
UNITED STATES BRANCH.
Provincial Superior, Right Rev. C. C. Grafton, S.T.D.,
Bishop of Fond du Lac ; Secretary, Rev. E. B. Taylor,
Fond du Lac, Wis. ; Treasurer, W. C. Dayton, Esq.,
Chicago, 111.
Sabbath School Association, of Ontario.
President, John A. Paterson, M.A.; Chairman Execu
tive Committee, J. J. Maclaren, LL.D., Q.C.: Treasurer,
R. J. Score, Esq. ; General Secretary, Alfred Day ; Cor.
Secretary, Jessie A. Munro.
Young Njen s Christian Association, Toronto.
President, Hon. S. H. Blake, Q.C. ; Treasurer, Geo
Tower Fergusson ; Recording Secretary, Frank Yeigh
General Secretary, Frank M. Pratt. West End Branch
Chairman Of Committee in Charge, S. J. Moore; Brand
Secretary, R. J. Colville. Railroad Branch, Chairmai
of Committee in Charge, Robert Kilgour ; Branch Sec
retary, E. M. Cook.
The Ontario Educational Association. Trustees
Department.
Annual Meeting, Wednesday, 21st April, 1897, Educa
tion Department, Toronto.
President, Jas. H. Burritt, B.A., Pembroke; Sec.
Treas., Geo. Anson Aylesworth, Newburgh, Ont.
Ontario Educational Association,.
Annual Meeting, first Tuesday after Easter.
President, John Dearness, London ; General Secre-
ary, R. W. Doan, Toronto ; Treasurer, W. J. Hendry,
Toronto. College and High School Department Chair-
nan, H. J. Strathy, M.A., Goderich ; Secretary, F. F.
Vlanley, M.A., Toronto; Directors: W. H. Fraser, M.A.,
Toronto; J. O. Robertson, M.A., Toronto; E. L. Hill,
B.A., Guelph; J. A. Wismer, M.A., Toronto. Public
School Department Chairman, W. E. Groves, Toronto;
Secretary, W. H. Harlton, Toronto; Director, A. A.
Jordan, Meaford. Kindergarten Department Chair-
nan, Miss E. Bolton, Ottawa; Secretary, Miss F. Bow-
;itch, Hamilton ; Director, Miss M. Mclntyre, Toronto.
Draining Department Chairman, W. H. Elliott, B.A.,
Tamilton ; Secretary, Win. Wilson, Toronto Junction ;
Director, Wm. Scott, B.A., Toronto. Inspectors De
partmentChairman, J. S. Deacon, Milton ; Secretary,
V. F. Chapman, Toronto ; Director, Clarke Moses,
Caledonia. Public and High School Trustees Depart-
nent Chairman, James H. Burritt, B. A., Pembroke;
Secretary, George A. Aylesworth, Newburgh ; Director,
lev. A. Jackson, M.A., Gait.
Dominion Rifle Association.
Patron, His Excellency the Governor-General of Can
ada President, Lt.-Col. Hon. J. M. Gibson, Hamilton ;
Vice- Presidents, Major S. Hughes, M.P., Lindsay, Ont.;
Robert Hamilton, Esq., Quebec ; Lt.-Col. E. B. Beer, New
Brunswick; Lt.-Col. C. J. Macdonald, Halifax, N.8.;
Hon. H. J. Macdonald, M.P., Winnipeg; Lt.-Col. Hon.
E G Prior, M.P., Victoria, B.C.; Hon. A. A. Macdonald,
Dharlottetown, P.E.I.; Lt.-Col. Otter, D.A.G., Toronto;
Lt -Col Houghton, Montreal, D.A.G.; Lt.-Col. Irving
D.A.G., Halifax; the Presidents of the Provincial Rifle
Associations (ex-officio) ; Secretary, Lt.-Col. Bacon, Qr.-
Master-General s Office. Ottawa; Treasurer, Lieut. -
Jol. John Macpherson, Ottawa.
Canadian Press Association.
President, J. S. Brierley, "Journal," St. Thomas;
Secretary-Treasurer, John A. Cooper, "Canadian Maga
zine, " Toronto; Assistant-Secrelari/, 3. E. Atkinson,
Globe," Toronto.
The Canadian Military Institute, Toronto.
President, Lt.-Col. James Mason, R.G.; Secretary-
Treasurer, Mr. Homfray Irving, late T.G.A.; Assistant
Secretary, Mr. E. P. McNeill, Q.O.R.
R.oyal Military College Club of Canada.
President, Capt. Francis Joseph Dixon, R.O., Toronto,
Ont Vice-Presidents, Lieut. A. K. Kirkpatrick, Smith s
Falls, Out.; Capt, P. G. Twining, R.E., Kingston, Ont.;
Hon. Secretary-Treasurer, Captain Ernest F. Wurtele,
R O Quebec, Que. ; Managing Committee, Captain
F M Gaudet, R.C.A., Quebec, Que.; Lieut. J. G. Hearn,
Quebec Que.; Major Geo. R. Hooper, :ird Field Battery,
Montreal, Que. ; Lieut. J. B. deBoucherville, Montreal,
Que Lieut. C. J. Armstrong, 5th Battalion, Montreal,
Que!; Hon. Solicitor, Lieut. W. A. H. Kerr, Toronto,
Ont. Place of meeting, 1897, Montreal, Que.
The Astronomical and Physical Society.
Honorary President, Hon. G. W. Ross, LL.D., Minis
ter of Education; President, John A. Paterson, M.A.;
Vice- / residents, Arthur Harvey, F.R.S.C., and R. F.
Stupart, Director Toronto Observatory ; Treasurer,
James Todhunter ; Cor. -Secretary, G. E. Lumsden ;
Rec. -Secretary, C. P. Sparling ; Assistant-Secretary
and Editor, Thomas Lindsay ; Librarian. J. Balfour
Mnsson ; Axsiatitnt-Librarian, Miss Jeane Pursey.
The Society meets on alternate Tuesday evenings at its
rooms in The Toronto Technical School, College Street,
at the head of McCaul Street. In the summer season,
The Opera Glass and The Lunar Sections meet alter
nately on the intervening Tuesday evenings. In affilia
tion ;- The Meaford and The Tavistock Astronomical
Societies.
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Toronto Human,e Society.
Society for Protection of Animals, Birds, etc. Monthly
meeting, last Thursday each month, 4 p.m.
President, W. R. Brock, Esq.; Secretary, Miss Anna
B. Dell; Prosecuting Ayent, Staff-Inspector Archibald ;
Humane Officer, Police Constable Chapman.
Office : 103 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada.
Geological Society of America.
President, Joseph LeConte, University of California ;
Vice- Presidents, Charles II. Hitchcock, Dartmouth
College, Edward Orton, Ohio State University ; Secre
tary, H. L. Fairchild, University of Rochester ; Treas
urer, I. C. White, Morgantown, W. Va. ; Editor, J.
Stanley- Brown, Washington, D.C. ; Councillors, F. D.
Adams, McGill College, Montreal ; R. W. Ellis, Geologi
cal Survey of Canada ; B K. Emerson, Amherst College ;
I. C. Russell, University of Michigan ; J. M. Safford,
Vanderbilt University ; C. R. Van Hise, University of
Wisconsin.
Ontario Archaeological Museum, Toronto.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT, ST. JAMES SQUARE.
Contains several thousands of specimens illustrative
of primitive life in America, but especially in Ontario.
As the property of the Ontario Government, it is open
to the public, free, daily, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. David
Boyle, Curator.
Entomological Society of Ontario.
LONDON, OST.
President, J. Dearness, London; Vice President, H.
H. Lyman, Montreal ; Secretary, W. E. Saunders,
London; Treasurer, J. A. Balkwill, London; Director.",
James Fletcher, F.R.S.C., F.L.S., Ottawa ; Rev. C. J. S.
Bethune, D.C.L., F.R.S.C., Port Hope; A. H. Kilman,
Ridgeway ; R. W. Rennie, London ; Librarian and
Curator, J. Alston Moffatt ; Auditors, J. H. Bowman
and J. M. Denton ; Editor of the Canadian Entomo
logist, Rev. Dr. Bethune, Pert Hope ; Editing Com
mittee, J. Fletcher, Ottawa; H. H. Lyman, Montreal;
Rev. T. W. Fyles, South Quebec ; J. H. Bowman,
London ; Delegate to the Royal Society, J. D. Evans,
F.L.S.C.E., Trenton.
The Mathematical and Physical Society of
University of Toronto.
President, C. A. Chant, B. A.; 1st Vice- President, A.
E. McNab ; 2nd Vice President, Miss A. T. Reed ; Cor
responding-Secretary, G. W. Keith ; Secretary-Treas
urer, E. C. Forster ; Uh Year Councillor, C. E. Race ;
3rd Year Councillor, Miss A. Lick; 2nd Year Coun
cillor, A. J. McDougall; Kditorial Board, 0. A. Chant,
B.A., G. F. Colling, F. W. O. Werry.
The Alumni Association of Victoria University.
President, Dr. A. R. Bain, Victoria College, Toronto ;
1st Vice- President, Rev. W. R. Parker, M.A., D.D.,
11 Avenue Place, Toronto; Snd Vice- President, Prof. A.
P. Coleman, Ph.D., School of Practical Science, Toronto ;
Secretary-Treasurer, C. C. James, M.A., Parliament
Buildings, Toronto.
Dominion Cattle Breeders Association..
Hon. President, Hon. T. Ballantyne, Stratford ; Y /vx;
il n f , J. I. Hobson, Mosboro ; Vice-President, J. C.
Snell, Buelgrove ; Secretary-Treasurer, F. W. Hodson,
t.uelph; Vicr-rre.xidt tttx r< in i * ut, n <j tin- rarimis l r<>-
einees Ontario, J. C. Snell, Snelgrove ; Manitoba, Jno.
E. Smith, Brandon ; Xorth-Wext Ti i-ritm-ifx and Jiritixk
< "ln mind, (Jeo. II. Greig, Winnipeg; ,"" ?. H. 1).
Smith, Compton ; .\ oru Scotia, Lieut. -Col. W. M. Blair,
Napier; Men Brunxtciclf, Julius Inches, Frederic! on ;
Prince Kdn-nril Inland, F. (;. I .ovyer, Georgetown;
A uditorx, 1 >. McCrae, Guelph ; James Russell, Richmond
Hill; Directors Shorthorn!, .\. Johnson, Greenwood;
Jl> i .nirds, Alt. Stone, Guelph ; l <>lll Aniinx, ,];is.
Bowman, Guelph ; Galloira/ix, l>aviil McCrae, Guelph ;
Ai/rxhirex, W. W. Ballantyne, Stratford; IJolxti inx, ( ,.
W. demons, St. George; Jerni i/x and <;it, rnx> iix, Capt.
W. Rolph, Markham ; Devon*, W. J. Rudd, Eden Mills ;
i-in Agricultural < <>i_lege, G. E. Day, Guelph.
Dominion Sheep Breeders Association.
President, James Tolton, Walkerton ; Vice- President,
D. G. Hanmer, Mount Vernon ; Secretary-Treasurer, F.
W. Hodson, Guelph ; Directors, Cotswolds, J. C. Snell,
Snelgrove ; Leicesters, Alex. Smith, Maple Lodge ;
Southdowns, T. C. Douglas, Gait ; Shropshires, Richard
Gibson, Delaware ; Oxfords, Henry Arkell, Arkell ;
Hampshires, John Kelly, Shakespeare ; Lincolns, John
Gibson, Denfleld ; Dorsets, R. H. Harding, Thorndale ;
Merinos, W. M. Smith, Fairfield Plains ; General Direc
tor, John I. Hobson, Mosboro ; Auditors, G. E. Day,
O. A. C., Guelph ; Andrew Whitelaw, Guelph.
Dominion Swine Breeders Association.
President, J. E. Brethour, Burford ; Vir
Geo. Green, Fairview ; Secretary-Treasurer, F. W.
Hodson, Guelph; Directors: Yorkshires, G. B. Hood,
Guelph ; Berkshires, Thos. Teasdale, Concord ; Suffolks,
R. Dorsey, Burnhamthorpe ; Chester Whites, R. H.
Harding, Thorndale ; Poland-Chinas, W T . Jones, Mount
Elgin ; Essex, Jos. Featherstone, M.P., Streetsville ;
Tamworths, Andrew Elliott, Gait ; Duroc-Jerseys, W.
E. Butler, Dereham Centre ; General Director, J. C.
Snell, Snelgrove ; Auditors, John I. Hobson, Mos
boro ; R. Snell, Snelgrove.
Dairymen s Association, of Western, Ontario.
Hon. President, Hon. T. Ballantyne, Stratford ;
I ruxide.nt, A. F. MacLaren, Stratford; Ixt Vice-Pri xi-
dent, Jno. S. Pearce, London; 2nd Vice- President,
Harold Eagle, Attercliffe Station. Directors J. Prain,
Harriston ; J. N. Pa^et, Canboro ; Andrew Pattullo,
Woodstock ; R. M. Ballantyne, Stratford ; J. W. Sym
ington, Camlachie ; Harry White, Hawkesville ; Thos.
Gibson, Fordwich. Secretary-Treasurer,}. W. Wheaton,
London ; Inspector and Instructor, T. B. Millar, Kin
cardine ; Auditors, John Geary, London; J. A. Nellis,
London.
Poultry Association of Ontario.
President, Mr. Thos. Gowdy, Guelph ; 1st Vice-
President, Mr. Allan Boyne, London ; 2nd Vice-Presi
dent, Mr. Henry White, Port Hope ; Treasurer, Mr. G.
G. MeCormick, London ; Auditors. Mr. H. B. Donovan,
Toronto; Thos. A. Duff, Toronto; Permanent Secretary,
Thos. A. Browne, London.
Good Roads Association, Ontario.
President, A. Pattullo, M. P. P., Woodstock ; 1st Vice-
President, J. F. Beam, Black Creek ; 2nd Vice-Presi
dent, R. J. Jelly, Jelly by ; 3rd Vice- President, J. H.
Woolley, Simcoe. ExrciiHr- Cmninittnf James Shep-
pard, Queeiiston ; James Beattie, Campbellton ; A.
Maedoiigall, C.E., Toronto ; J. 0. Judd, Morton ; M.
Kennedy, Owen Sound ; W. S. Campbell, Brantford ;
E. Kidd", North Gower : A. W. Campbell, C.E., Toronto;
Secretary-Treasurer, K. W. McKay, St. Thomas.
Canadian Wheelmen s Association.
President, R. A. Robertson, Hamilton ; Vice-Presi
dent, Dr. A. O. Hunt, Toronto; Scc.-Treas., H. B.
Donly, Simcoe; Standing Coinmittt i x Membership,
Dr. Balfour, London, Chairman ; liuli x and Regu
lations, T. A. Beament, Ottawa, Chairman ; Transport
ation, Dr. Doolittle, Toronto, Chairman; liiiilitx ami
/ iii-!/i i/i x, !:. 15. Kyckman, Toronto, Chairman ; li/icinif
lSfd, (k-o. H. OIT, Toronto, Chairman; l\<nix Im
provement, Andrew Patullo, Woodstock, Chairman.
Ontario Veterinary Association.
Honorary President, Prof. A. SmitH, F.R.C.V.8. and
H.A.R.C.v .s. ; I wiilcnt, II. Hopkins, V.S. ; Ixt Vice-
Pri x., Major Llojd, \ .s. ; :nd Vice-J re*., S. sisson,
V.B.; Secretary, C. H. Sweetapple, V.8.; Treamnfr, W.
Cowan, V.S. ; Directors. MesM-s. J. Wende, V.S. ; W.
J. Wilson, V.S. ; W. J. Morgan. V.S. ; J. F. V ninn, V.S ;
W. Steele, V.S. ; W. Gibb, V.S. ; A. Crowforth, V.S.,
and W. Burns, V.S. Auditors, Jlessrs. C. Elliott, Y.S.,
and J. D. O Neil, V.S.
Ontario Undertakers Association.
President, S. M. Rogers, Ottawa; Secretary, W. H.
Hoyle, Cannington ; Treasurer, J. B. Mclntyre, St.
Catharines.
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Commercial Travellers Association.
President, Robt. H. Gray ; Treasurer, J. 0. Black 5
Secretary, James Sargant.
Pioneer at\d Historical Association of Ontario.
Honorary President, Rev. Dr. Scadding ; President,
Rev Canon Bull ; Vice- Presidents, 1st, W. H. Doel, J.P.;
2nd, Rev. Dr. W. R. Parker ; Honorary Vice-Presidents,
Eli Crawford, Peel ; Judge Ardagh, Simcoe ; G. H. Mills,
Wentworth ; Rev. P. L. Spencer, Thorold ; F. J. French,
Grenville ; W. Atkin, Elgin ; Mrs. Curzon, Toronto ;
Miss Carnachan, Niagara ; Treasurer, Wm. Renme ;
Corresponding-Secretary, 3. B. Reynolds, B.A.; Exe
cutive Committee, J. H. Land, D. B. Read, A. F. Hunter,
Thos. Morphy.
York Pioneer at\d Historical Society, Toronto.
President, Rev. Dr. Scadding; 1st Vice- President, W.
Rennie ; 2nd Vice-President, Eli Crawford ; 3rd Vice-
Pres., D. B. Read, Q.C. ; Treas., E. M. Morphy; Sec.,R.
Playter; Committee of Management, Capt. D.F. Jessopp,
Chairman; Cai.t. J. McGann, Geo. Charlton, J. A.
Scarlett, John Wilson, T.W. Elliott, Chas. McCaffry, W.
H. Doel, J. P.
The York Pioneer and Historical Society hold their
annual meeting on the first Tuesday in March in each
and every year, and their monthly meetings on the first
Tuesday of each month, in the Canadian Institute,
Toronto, at 2 p.m.
Peel Pioneers Society, Brampton,
President, Eli Crawford ; Secretary, Luther Cheyne ;
Treasurer, R. H. Hodgson ; Chairman of Executive
Committee, Thomas Morphy- The Society meets on the
second Thursday in every month.
Wer\tworth Historical Society.
President, Geo. H. Mills, Hamilton; Sec.-Treas., John
H. Land ; Cor. Secretary, Justus A. Griffin.
Trades and Labor Council,
President, Alexander Bruce ; Recording and Corres
ponding Secretary, A. D. G. Hazle (address, corner of
Queen and Bay streets); Fin. Secretary, Geo. E. Corney;
Treasurer, Chas. March.
Loyal Orange Association..
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF BRITISH AMERICA.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held in
the Town of Windsor, Ont., on the last Tuesday in
May, 1897.
Most Worshipful Grand Master and Sovereign, N.
Clark Wallace, M.P., Ottawa, Out; M. W. Grand Sec
retary, Robert Birmingham, Box 208, Toronto, Ont.;
M. W. Grand Treasurer, W. J. Parkhill, J.P., Midland,
Ont.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF ONTARIO WEST
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF MANITOBA.
Next meeting of c,he Grand Lodge will be held at
Brandon, on the second Wednesday in March, 1897.
Grand Master, D. H. Watson, Brandon; Grand Sec
retary, W. Conolly, Box 335, Winnipeg ; Grand Treas
urer, J. M. Toombs, Stonewall.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF QUEBEC.
Next meeting will be held in Montreal, on the first
Tuesday in March, 1897.
Grand Master, Win. Galbraith Montreal ; Grand
Secretary, Geo. Morgan, Montreal ; Grand Treasurer,
W. H. Ward, Waterville.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held at
Regina, on Thursday, 18th of February, 1897.
Grand Master, James A. Armstrong, Medicine Hat ;
Grand Secretary, Samuel Gray, Regina ; Grand Treas
urer, John Dobbin, Regina.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held at
Charlottetown, on the third Tuesday in February, 1897.
Grand Master, J. J. Bethune, Rose Valley ; Grand
Secretary, Murdoch McLeod, Milton Station ; Grand
Treasurer, Jos. Wise, M.P.P., North Milton.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held at
Wellington, on the 2nd Tuesday in March, 1897.
Grand Master, Edward Shcrritt, Victoria; Grand
Secretary, John Walmsley, New Westminster; Grand
Treasurer, Donald Nicholson, Wellington.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
Next meeting will be beld at St. John s.
Grand Master, Hon. Donald Morrison, Q.C., M.P.P.,
St John s; Grand Secretary, Ernest G. Martin, St.
John s ; Grand Treasurer, Edward Thomas, St. John 8.
ORANGE YOUNG BRITONS.
The next meeting of this Grand Lodge will be held in
the City of Ottawa, on 2nd Wednesday in June, 1897.
Grand Master, Anson Spotton, Gorrie, Ont. ; Grand
Secretary, W. H. Reilly, Ottawa.
LADIES GRAND ORANGK LODGE.
The next meeting of this Grand Lodge will be held in
the City of Hamilton, on the 2nd Tuesday in May, 1897.
Grand Mixtrcxs, .Miss Mary C. Cullum, 73 YounK
Street, Hamilton, Ont. ; Grand Secretary, Mrs. J. H.
Stokes, 757 Gerrard St. East, Toronto.
Loyal True Blue Association.
The 23rd Annual Session will be held in Braoebridge,
Ont commencing on the first Tuesday in June, 189/.
Most Worshipful Grand Master, Wm. M. Fitzgerald,
149 Morse St., Toronto, Ont. ; Grand Treasurer, Robt
Bunting, 185 Logan Avenue, Toronto, Ont.; Grand
Secretary, Nicholas Ingram, Box 147 Port Perry, Ont.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodsre will be held in the
Town ot Woodstock, on the second Tuesday in March,
Grand Master, W. M. Lockhart, Alliston ; Grand
Secretary, Wm. Lee, Toronto ; Grand Treasurer, E. F.
Clarke, M.P., Toronto.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF ONTARIO EAST.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held at
Picton, on the third Tuesday in March, 1897.
Grand Master, John W. Bell, M.P., Desmond ; Grand
Secretary, F. M. Clarke, Belleville ; Grand Treasurer,
Robert Gordon, Tweed, Ont.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held
at Woodstock, on the third Tuesday in February, 1897.
Grand Master, H. H. Pitts, M.P.P., Fredericton ;
Grand Secretary, E. O. Steeves, M.D., Moncton ; Grand
Treasurer, P. E. Heine, Moncton.
GRAND ORANGE LODGE OF NOVA SCOTIA.
Next meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held at
New Glasgow, on third Tuesday in February, 1897.
Grand Master, J. C. Gass, Shubenacadie ; Grand
Secretary, G. O. Forbes, Shubenacadie ; Grand Treas
urer, James Miller, Shubenacadie.
St. George s Society.
President, Perceval F. Ridout ; Vice- Presidents, Geo.
Stanway G. H. Gooderham, H. S. Pell ; Chaplains, Rev.
C J. Boulden, Rev. S. D. Chown ; Physicians, C. E.
Martin F. Hood, A. Boultbee, C. A. Hodgett, EH
Greene- Treasurer, Samuel Trees: Secretary,]. E. Pell.
The Society meets on the first Friday in every month at
8.30p.m., in St. George s Hall, Elm St., Toronto. The
Committee meets every Friday at 8 p.m.
St. Andrew s Society.
President, A. M. Cosby ; Vice- Presidents, G. R. R.
Cockburn, Geo. Kennedy ; Managers, Malcolm Gibbs,
John Catto and James Murray ; Cliaplam, Rev. G. M.
Milli- an D.D.; Physicians, Dr. I. H. Cameron, Dr. J.
Ferguson Dr. J. D. Fotheringham ; Treas., Geo. Keith;
Sec "?/ Jas. Bain, Jr.; Standing Committee, Alex. Nairn,
W Mortimer Clark ; Committee of Accounts, B. Jen-
nin- s J H. McKinnon, J. F. Michie ; Committee of In
stalment, Dr. Jas. Thorburn, Allan Cassels; Marshals,
Thos McGaw, Chas. Reid; Standard-fearers, Alex.
Fraser, G. M. Mitchell, Frank M. Gray ; D. M. Robert
son ; Pipers, Chas. Munro, John Sharp, N. MacSwayed ;
Pipe-Major, Hugh Miller.
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North America St. George s Union-
President, Edward Trevvett, Utica, N. Y. ; First Vice-
President, Perceval F. Ridout, Toronto, Ont. ; Second
Vice-President, Hon. M. P. Neal, Oswego, N. Y. :
Treasurer, Chas. F. Smith, Kingston, Ont. ; General
Secretary, T. Y. Yeates, 1838 13th St., Washington, D.C.
Sons of England Benefit Society.
Supreme Grand President, J. W. Loudon, Belleville;
Supreme Grand Vice-Pros., B. Cumberland, Toronto ;
Supreme Grand Treasurer, B. Hincheliffe, Toronto;
Supreme Grand Secretary, John W. Carter, Toronto.
Sons of Ireland Protestant Association.
Grand President, James Steele, Toronto ; Grand
Treasurer, A. Douglas, Toronto ; Grand Secretary,
J. S. Robinson, 16 Orford Ave., Toronto.
Caledonian Society of Toronto.
President, Capt. D. M. Robertson ; Treasurer, Mal
colm Gibbs ; Secretary, William Campbell, 15 Toronto
Street.
Crar\d Council, Royal Arcanum.
Grand Regent, J. B. McKillop, London ; Grand Secre
tary, Ljinan Lee, Hamilton; Grand Treasurer, Daniel
Spry, London.
At\cient Order of United Workmen.
Past G. 31. W., D. F. Mao Watt, Barrie ; Grand M. W.,
F W. Unitt, Toronto ; Grand Foreman, G. P. Graham,
Brockville; Grand Overseer, J. E. Halliwell, Stirling;
Grand Recorder, M. D. Carder, St. Thomas ; Grand
Receiver, Jas. Rushton, Ridgetown ; Grand Guide, Jno.
Wilson ; G. I. Watchman, J. P. Donaldson, Ottawa ;
Ont.; G. 0. Watchman, J. P. Brown, Niagara Falls, Ont.;
Grand Solicitor, Warren Totten, Q.C., Woodstock, Ont.;
Grand Medical Examiner, J.M. Cotton, M.D., Lambton
Mills, Out. ; Grand Trustees, Thos. Sargant, Toronto ;
T. D. Pruyn, Napanee ; F. G. McCready, Brockville.
Anights of St. John and Malta.
Grand Officers Commander, Wm. Backett, 206 Ross
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Lieut. -Commander, Thos. Bewley,
Toronto, Can. ; Captain of Guard, J. M. Goodenough,
New York City, N.Y.; Prelate, T. P. Wilsnack, Brook
lyn, N.Y.; Chancellor, Francis Houghtaling, 56 Pine
St., New York City; Asst. Chancellor, W. A.Collins,
Brooklyn, N.Y. ; Almoner, M. F. Smith, Brooklyn,
N.Y.; Herald-at-Arms, C. Blaney, Buffalo, N.Y.; Sivord
Bearer, Jos. Schattman, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Marshal, L.
O. Webber, Schenectady, N.Y.; First Guard, R. E.
Wigley, Trenton, N.J.; Second Guard, David E. Car-
uthers. Brooklyn, N.Y. : Musical Director, Samuel H.
Post, Brooklyn, N.Y.: Medical Director, C. P. Gilder-
sleeve, M.D., 35 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn, N. Y. ;
Attorney-General, J. L. Shirley, New York City, N. Y. ;
Warder, G. B. Morris, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Sentinel, R. B.
Meyer, Chester, Pa.; Trustee , three years, Chas. Hay-
ward, Wilmington, Del.; Trust,-,; tiro >ienrs, William.).
Maneely, Brooklyn, N. Y. : Trustee, one near, Charles
Ewald, Brooklyn, N. Y.: General Militant Department,
William R. Gear, Brooklyn, N. Y. The Chapter will
meet at Utica, N. Y., in September, 1897.
Select Knights.
Supreme Commander, W. J. Parkhill, Midland ;
Supreme Recorder, B. J. Leubsdorf, St. Catharines;
Supreme Treasurer, John McL. Stevenson, Barrie.
Canadian Protective Association.
Grantl Pi-cxiilent, E. S. Busby, Southampton, Ont. ;
Grand Secretary, Alexander Karr, Napanee, Ont. ; Grand
Treasurer, Thos. Ovens, M.D., Parkhill, Ont,
Canadian Order of Foresters.
High Chief Ranger, H. Gummer, Guelph ; Pant H. C.
R., C. E. Britton, Gananoque ; High Vice Chief Ranger,
W. J. Cameron, Toronto ; High Secretary, Thomas
White, Brantford ; High Treasurer, John Neelands,
Wingham ; High Registrar, I). R. Kennedy, Montreal ;
High Chaplain, Rev. W. S. McTavish, B.D., St. George;
Chairman of Medical Board, Dr. U. M. Stanley, Brant-
ford, Ont, ; Associate Medical Board. R. C. Young,
M.D., Ridgetown, Ont. ; Medical Referee, Dr. C.
Bernier, Montreal ; Members of Executive Committee,
R. Elliott, Ingersoll ; John R. Allen, Toronto ; F. J.
Jameson, Peterboro ; Wm. Renshaw, Montreal ; H. D.
Henderson, Whitechurch; High Auditors, W. T.Gib
son, Bureau of Mines, Toronto ; John Burgess, Bluevale ;
Hifih Court Solicitor, A. J. Wilkes, Q.C., LL.B., Brant-
ford ; High Court Solicitor for Manitoba, A. Monkman,
Winnipeg, Man. : Medical Referee for Manitoba, N. W.
Territories and B. C., Dr. J. S. Gray, 28 Rose St.,
Winnipeg. Man.; Superintendent of Organization, Ernst
" artung, Brantford, Ont.
Canadian Order of Chosen. Friends.
Past Grand Councillor, A. Edwin Lyon, Guelph ;
. rand Councillor, W. P. Bell, Kingston ; Grand
Recorder, Win. F. Montague, Hamilton ; Grand Trea
surer, S. Broadfoot, Guelph ; Grand Organizer, W. F.
Campbell, Hamilton.
Royal Templars of Temperance.
Dominion Council : Councillor, A. M. Featherston,
Montreal ; Secretary, John H. Land, Hamilton ; Trea
surer, Bank of Montreal, Hamilton. Grand Councils:
Ontario Councillor, Geo. H. Lees, Hamilton ; Secre
tary, C. V. Emory, M. D., Hamilton; Treasurer, Frank
Buchanan, Toronto. Manitoba G.Cmmcillor, Rev. A. F.
Andrews, Cypress River; G. Secretary, F. J. Allen, Win
nipeg; G. Treasurer, J. A. Davis, Winnipeg. Quebec
G. Councillor. Joshua H. Spicer, Montreal; G. Secre
tary, A. B. Parker, Montreal; G. Treasurer, H. Morton,
Montreal. Maritime Provinces G. Councillor, Rev. F.
D. Davidson, Gibson, N.B. ; G. Secretary, W. L. McFarlan,
Nashwaaksis; G. Treasurer. Fred. J. Todd, Gibson,
N.B. British Columbia G. Councillor, W. A. Gleason,
Victoria ; G. Secretary, J. J. Johnston, New West
minster ; G. Treasurer, W. J. Hogg, Vancouver. North-
West Territories G. Councillor, W. J. Kernaghan, Prince
Albert; G. Secretary, F. J. Reynolds, Medicine Hat;
G. Treasurer, R. A. Magee, Wolseley.
Independent Order of Foresters.
Executive Council : Oronhyatekha, M.D., S.C.R.,
Toronto; E. Botterell, P.S.C.R., House of Commons,
Ottawa; Hon. D. D. Aitkin, S.V.C.R., Flint, Mich.;
John A. McGillivray, Q.C.. M. P., S.S., Toronto ; H. A.
Collins, S.T., Toronto ; Thomas Millman, M.D., S.P.,
Toronto; Hon. Judge W. Wedderfmrn, S.C., Hampton,
N. B. H igh Standing Committee of Western Ontario :
W. H. Wardrope, H.C.R., Hamilton; Archdeacon E.
Davis, P.H.C.R., London ; A. H. Backus. H.V.C.R.,
Aylmer ; Frank E. McCormick, H. Sec., St. Thomas;
Frank Adams, H. Treas., London ; James Baugh, M.D.,
H.Phy., Hamilton ; John Davidson, H. Conn., Stratford.
High Standing Committee of Eastern Ontario . Rev.
Robert McNair, H.C.R., Carleton Place; R. Mathison,
P.H.C.R., Belleville: Geo. Spence, H.V.C.R.. Cobourg;
G. L. Dickenson, II. See., Maiiotick ; M. B. Mallory. M.D.,
H. Treas., Campbellford ; A. W. Eraser. H.Coun.,
Ottawa ; C. D. Clark, H. Phy , Tamworth. High Stand
ing Committee of Central -Ontario : L. T. Barclay, IT.
C.E., Whitby : A. W. Milne, I .H.C.R., Toronto; W. B.
Saunders, Hiv.C.R., Stayner; R. J. Niddrie, M.D., H.
Sec., Creemore ; A. Fleming, H. Treas., Toronto ; J. W.,
Chappie, H. Coun., Uxbridge; D. A. Rose, M.D., H.
Phy., Toronto.
Th,e Protestant Churchmen s Union and Tract Soo y.
President, Hon. S. H. Blake, Q.C., Toronto ; Clerical
Secretary, Rev. Rural Dean Armitage, St. Catharines,
Ont.; Lay Sec y ctiid Trent., James B. Ryan, Toronto.
Office : 20 Bay street, Toronto, Canada.
Patrons of Industry.
Grand President, C. A. Mallory, Cobourg ; Grand
Vice-J ri xiih iit, T. O. Currie, Stvathroy ; lirand Secre
tary, Geo. Wrigley, 130 Peter Street, Toronto; Grand
Trustee!, A. Gifford, Meaford, J. L. Wilson, Alexandria,
F. Kennedy, Calmachie ; Grand Sentinel, D. Dwyer,
Flamboro ; Grand Auditors, W. Valens, Lucknow,
James Moodie, Chesterville.
bEG/cb AJMD JUDICIARY.
MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEV-GKNERAL FOR THE DOMINION OF CANADA Hon. Sir Oliver Mowat, 87,000.
Supreme Court of the Domjnioq.
The Supreme Court, as a high Court of Appeal con
stituted by Dominion Statute (see Revised Statutes of
Canada, Uhap. 135), is composed of a Chief Justice and
flve Puisne Judges, and has appellate, civil and criminal
jurisdiction within and throughout the Dominion of
Canada. The Judges reside at Ottawa, where the Supreme
Court holds annually three Sessions the first beginning
on the third Tuesday in February, the second on the first
Tuesday in May, and the third on the first Tuesday in
October.
Sir Henry Strong, Kt., Chief Justice 8,000
Hon Henry Elzear Taschereau, Puisne Judge.. 7,000
Hon. John Wellington Gvvynne, Puisne Judge. . . 7,000
Robert Sedgewick, Puisne Judge 7,000
George E. King, Puisne Judge 7,000
Hon. D6sir6 Girouard, Puisne Judge 7,000
R. Cassels, Q.C., Registrar 3,200
C. H. Masters, Reporter 1,850
L. H. Coutlee, Assistant Reporter 1,450
Th,e Exchequer Court of the Dominion.
The Exchequer Court, also constituted under a Domi
nion Statute (see 50-51 Viet. Chap. 16), is presided over
by one Judge and has original exclusive jurisdiction in all
claims, suits or actions against the Crown. It has con
current jurisdiction in relation to revenue cases and the
enforcement of penalties, in cases in which it is sought
at the instance of the Attorney-General of Canada to
impeach or annul any patent of invention, or any patent
case or other instrument respecting lands; cases against
Crown officers for anything done or omitted to be done
as such officer, and all actions or suits in which the
Crown is plaintiff or petitioner.
Hon. Geo. W. Burbidge, Judge of the Court $6,000
L. A. Audette, Esq., Registrar 2,000
Admiralty Divisioq.
In pursuance of the powers given l>v " The Colonial
Court of Admiralty Act, 1890," the Exchequer Court of
Canada is declared a Colonial Court of Admiralty.
(See 54-55 Vic., Cap. 29.)
The Admiralty Court has all rights and remedies in
all matters (including cases of contract and tort anil
proceedings in. rein and in pr.rxonam) arising out of or
in connection with navigation, shipping, trade and com
merce, which may be had or in forced in any Colonial
Court of Admiralty, under " The Colonial Court of
Admiralty Act, 1890," throughout Canada and the
waters thereof, whether tidal or non-tidal, or naturally
navigable or artificially made so.
Admiralty business may be transacted at the office of
the Exchequer Court at Ottawa, or at the local registry
offices.
There are Admiralty Districts presided over by Local
Judges in Admiralty as follows :
(a) The Province of Quebec constitutes the District
of Quebec with Registry at the City of Quebec.
(b) The Province of Nova Scotia constitutes the Dis
trict of Nova Scotia with Registry at the City of Halifax.
(c) The Province of New Brunswick constitutes the
District of New Brunswick with Registry at the City of
St. John.
(d) The Province of Prince Edward Island constitutes
the District of Prince Edward Island with Registry at
the City of Charlottetown.
(e) The Province of British Columbia constitutes the
District of British Columbia with Registry at the City
of Victoria.
Cf) The Toronto Admiralty District has its Registry
at the City of Toronto, the limits being from time to
time fixed by the Governor-in-Council.
OFFICERS OK THE TORONTO ADMIRALTY DISTRICT.
Local Judge, J. E. McDougall, Q.C.
Registrar, John Bruce.
Marshal, William Boyd.
Th.e Supreme Court of Judicature for Ontario.
COURT OF APPEAL FOR ONTARIO. Constituted for the
hearing of appeals from the High Court of Justice,
and from the County Courts. From the judgment
of this Court an appeal lies, at the option of litigants,
either to the Supreme Court of the .Dominion, or to
Her Majesty in Privy Council, in cases over 1,000, or
where annual rent, fee, or future rights of any amount,
are affected. The Judges of this Court may be
placed on the rota for the trial of Election peti
tions, with the Justices of the High Court, who as
ex-o/icio Judges of this Court, choose from their num
ber a Judge or Judges to sit in Appeal in case of there
being a vacancy in this Court, or if, from illness or
some other cause, one of the Judges of the Court is
unable to be present, or is under any legal disqualifi-
ficatton to hear an appeal. Sittings are held at such
times and for such periods as the Judges shall, from
time to time, deem necessary or convenient for the
speedy dispatch of business, the times now fixed being
the first Tuesday in March and September, and the
second Tuesday i n January, May and November ; notice
of the holding of such sittings being given according to
the usual practice. If required, a second division of the
Court, consisting of Judges of the High Court, can also
sit for the disposal of business.
Chief Justice of Ontario Hon. John Hawkins Hag-
arty, D.C.L. ($6,000). Justices of Appeal Hon. G. W.
Burton, Hon. F. Osier, Hon. James Maclennan ($5,000
each). Registrar- Alexander Grant. Uxher and Mes
senger TL. Oliver.
High. Court of Justice for Ontario.
The jurisdiction of this Court extends to all manner
of actions, causes and suits, criminal and civil, real, per
sonal and mixed, within Ontario, and it may proceed in
such, by such process and course as are provided by
law, and as shall tend with justice and despatch to
determine the same ; and may hear and determine all
issues of law, and also (with the inquest of twelve good
and lawful men in the cases provided for) try all issues
of fact, and give judgment, and award execution there
on, and also in matters which relate to the Queen s
Revenue (including the condemnation of contraband
or smuggled goods) as may be done by Her Majesty s
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Superior Courts of Law in England, and also the like jur
isdiction as the Court of Chancery in England, in cases
of fraud, accident, trusts, executors, administrators,
co-partnerships, account, mortgages, awards, dower, in
fants, idiots, lunatics and their estates, waste, specific
performance, discovery, and to prevent multiplicity of
suits, and may decree the issue, repeal, or voidance of
letters patent, and generally the like powers which the
Court of Chancery in England possesses to administer
justice in all cases in which there is no adequate remedy
at law.
Divisional Court sittings are held every week to dispose
of such matters as may properly be brought before a
Divisional Court.
LAW CIRCUITS. Sittings for Hearing of Actions (see
p. 220). In the Counties of York, Wentw orth, Carleton
and Middlesex, there is held an additional such Court in
every year, in the vacation between Michaelmas and
Hilary Tenns ; and in the County of York there is held
another such Court, between Easter Term and the first
day of July. Whenever in any year the judges may de
termine that it is not necessary to hold the latter such
sittings may be dispensed with. The sittings for hearing
of actions may, in the discretion of the Judges, be held
separate and apart from the Courts of Oyer and
Terminer, and General Gaol Delivery.
The Courts in each Circuit are presided over by the
Chancellor or by a retired or present Justice of the High
Court or of the Court of Appeal, or by a Judge of a
County Court, or by some one of Her Majesty s Council
learned in the law, requested by the Chancellor or one
of the Justices to act in that behalf.
WEEKLY SITTINGS. A Judge sits at Osgoode Hall
every week except vacation for the purpose of disposing
of all business except trials which may be transacted by
a single Judge. Chamber business on Mondays and Fri
days, motions first, appeals afterwards. Court business
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Sittings will
be held at Ottawa and London respectively at least one
day in each week (except vacation) to dispose of certain
matters which can bu determined by a single Judge.
The Judges have now power on petition to constitute
monthly or semi-monthly sittings in lieu of weekly.
CHAMBERS. Chambers are held each day for such
business relating to actions as may be transacted by
a single judge out of Court. The Master in Chambers
is empowered to obtain the assistance of any Official Re
feree to sit with or for him.
LONG VACATION extends from the 1st of July to the
31st of August, both inclusive. There is also a vaca
tion from the 24th December to 6th January, both
inclusive.
HEIR AND DEVISEE COURT. Commissioners, the Judges
of the Superior Courts, and such other persons as may
be appointed by commission under the Great Seal. Their
duties are to determine claims to land in Ontario, for
which no patent has issued from the Crown in favor of
the proper claimants, whether as heirs, devisees, or
assignees. Sittings at Toronto, first Monday in January
and July in each year. Judges The Judges of the
Superior Court (ex-offlcio), others appointed by commis
sion.
COURTS FOR THE TRIAL OF CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS.
The nature of these courts is sufficiently indicated in
their title. In respect to elections for the House of
Commons of Canada, the Superior Courts by one of
their Judges appointed in that behalf, are invested with
special Jurisdiction for the trial of contested elections,
and appeals lie to the Supreme Court at Ottawa. In
respect to elections for the Local Legislature of Ontario,
the Judges of the Court of Appeal and of the Superior
Courts of Law and Equity meet annually on or before
the third day of Michaelmas sittings and severally elect,
by a majority of votes, a Judge from their respective
Courts to be placed on the rota for the trial of election
petitions. In the case of death or the illness of a Judge
so chosen, the Court of which he is a member meet and
elect another Judge. Trials involving corrupt practices
are presided over by two Judges, otherwise a single
Judge presides, and an appeal lies to the Court of
Appeal of the Province.
fudges.
CHANCELLOR Hon. J. A. Boyd, *G,000.
C. J. Q. K. D. Hon. J. D. Armour, sij.uuo.
C. J. C. P. D. sir \V. R. Meredith, s,000.
JrsTicES Hon. T. Ferguson, Hon. J. E. Rose, Hon. T.
Robertson, Hon. W. G. Falconbridge, Hon. Hugh Mc-
Mahon, Hon. W. P. R. Street, Hon. R, M. Meredith,
5,000 each.
Officers of the High Court.
OFFICIAL GUARDIAN Tohn Hoskin, Q.C.
SENIOR REGISTRAR G. S. Polmeftead.
JUNIOR REGISTRAR J. S. Cartwright.
CLERK WEEKLY COURT A. F. McLean.
CENTRAL OFFICE Clerk of Coutnum Pli ti.--. M. J ,. .lark-
son. Clerk of liecm-ds and Writ*, G. M. Lee. Clii/ f
Clerk Jinlfiment department M. J. McNamara. Clerkx
W. J. Elliott, C. Ansell Stewart. R. F. Killally, \V
O Neil, M. B. Black. F. W. Scott, (?. Bell. Clerk /
Hetiixtrar x Office C. O. Strange. Clerk Xou-lxrit
Court, A. Y. Blain.
OFFICIAL REFEREES (Ex OFFICIO.) The Master in Or
dinary of the Superior Court, the Registrars, the Account
ant, the Inspector of Titles, and the Referee of Titles.
CLERK OF ASSIZE. High Court of Justice, G. B. Nicol,
Toronto.
MASTER S OfncK.Maaterin Ordinary of the Supreme
Court Thos. Hodgins, Q.C. Chief Clerk and Official
Referee X. McLean. Clerk A. E. Bastedo. (For list
of local masters, see page 205.)
MASTER IN CHAMBERS John Winchester. Clerkx. F.
Arnoldi, Alex. McGregor, Miss A. B. G. Cull.
ACCOUNTANT S OFFICE. Accountant Geo. S. Holme-
stead. Clerk of Account* Benjamin W. Murray.
Clerkx 3. G. Beaty, Miss M. Buchan, C. Gilbert
Lawrence Boyd, George T. Leonard.
TAXING OFFICERS. J. H. Thorn, J. A McAndrew.
DEPUTY CLERKS OF THE CROWN. The Clerks of the
County Courts will be ex officio Deputy Clerks of the
Crown and Pleas of their several Counties as the present
incumbents vacate by death or otherwise.
CLERK OF THE PROCESS. For sealing and issuing Writs
of Summons and other Writs, Alex. Macdonell.
INSPECTOR OF PUBLIC OFFICES. Jas. Fleming. Clerk
Forsyth Grant.
SURROGATE CLERK FOR ONTARIO F. A. Anglin, pro ti-m.
Axxt. Surriif/ate Clerk, Sir F. A. Robinson, Bart. Clerk
J. R. Duff.
CLERK COMMISSIONERS DEVISEE COURT C. Ansell
Stewart.
SPECIAL EXAMINERS F. Arnoldi, Geo. A. Boomer.
John Bruce, W. D. Gwynne and Henry Wickham.
LAW STAMP DISTRIBUTOR Dr. McMahon.
INSPECTOR OF TITLES AND REFEREE OF TITLES AT TOR
ONTO G. S. Holmstead.
MASTKR OF TITLES, under Land Titles Act, 1885 (Tor-
rens Act), J. G. Scott, Q.C. Clerkx H. D. Sinclair, W
McTavish, R. H. Essex and H. C. Russell.
LOCAL MASTERS OF TITLES. John M. Munro. Port
Arthur; II. C. Hamilton, Sault St. Marie; William
Doran, North Bay ; P. McCurry, Parry Sound ; J. E.
Lount, Bracebridge ; D. R. Springer, Manitowaning. ; J.
H. Coyne, St. Thomas ; F. J. Apjohn, Rat Portage : <:
H. Dartnell, J.C.C., Whitby.
CRIERS AND USHERS- J^s. Alexander, Robert Lawson
D. J. O Donohoe, Mr. Stark.
MESS KM IK K -Jas. Gorrie.
MARITIME COURT OK ONTARIO. --By fii-r> ; :> Vic., Cap. 2 .).
this court has been abolished except as to pending
business. Judge J. E. McDougall, Q.C. 1;
John Bruce. Marshal -Win. Boyd.
COUNTY COURTS. Presided over by a resident Judge
in each county, assisted in some counties by a Deputy
or Junior Judge. Their jurisdiction extends to all per
sonal actions where the debt or damages claimed do
not exceed s200 ; and to all suits relating to debt, cove
nant or contract, where the amount is ascertained hv
the acts ot the parties or signature of the defendant, to
$000 ; and to all bail bonds and recognizances of bail
given in the County Court, to any amount : in actions
of contract to any amount if parties agree to ;r\
in County Court, for recovery of or trespa-
where land does not exceed |200 in value, partnership
actions where capital was not over sl,ooo, for legacies
not exceeding $200, where estate is .*1,000 or under, to
enforce mortgages or liens, or for redemption, or for
equitable relief where claim does not exceed > 2ix>. to es-
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tablish claim on insolvent estate where claim does not
exceed 8400 ; but not to cases involving the title to
lands of greater value than 200, validity of devises or
bequests exceeding .*-00, nor where estate exceeds
81,000, or actions for libel, slander, crim. con., or seduc
tion. An appeal lies to the Court of Appeal of Ontario .
COUNTY COURT SITTINGS AND COURT OF GENERAL SES
SIONS. The County Judge in each county holds a sitting
of his Court and a Court of General Sessions in his
county, for the trial of issues of fact, semi-annually on
the second Tuesday in June and December, except in
the County of York, in which county said Court is held
four times, commencing on the first Tuesday in Decem
ber and March, and the second Tuesday in May and
September, the latter Courts for the trial of cases of
felony and misdemeanor, but treason and capital felonies
are exempted from their jurisdiction, and (except in
the County of York) a sitting for the trial of issues
without a jury shall be held in each county on the first
Tuesday in April and October in each year. The Judge
may also, in his discretion, hold additional sittings at
such, times as may be deemed expedient to expedite
business, but only for the trial of issues of fact without
a jury.
COUNTY JUDGE S CRIMINAL COUBT. Persons committed
to jail for trial, on charge of being guilty of any offence
for which they may be tried at a Court of General Ses
sions may, with their own consent, and subject to the
provisions of the Act in that behalf, be forthwith tried
by the Judge of the County Court and General Sessions
without a jury, and if convicted, be sentenced by said
Judge ; and the Judge sitting on any such trial for all
the purposes thereof, is constituted a Court of Record,
and the record in any snch case shall be filed among the
records of the Court of General Sessions last mentioned.
COUNTY COURT TERMS. The several County Courts in
Ontario hold four sittings in each year, commencing
respectively on the second Monday in the month of
January, and the first Monday in the months of April,
July, and October, except the County of York, which
commences on the first Monday in April, and the second
Monday in January, June and October, and ending on
the Saturday of the same week, unless extended by
order of the Judge.
BOARD OF COUNTY JUDGES. Chairman S. J. Jones,
County Brant. Members -T>. J. Hughes, County Elgin ;
E. J. Senkler, County Lincoln ; II. S. McDonald, Coun
ties Leeds and Grenville ; W. W. Dean, County Victoria.
COURTS OF REVISION. The County Judges hold annu
ally Courts of final revision of the Assessment Rolls of
each Municipality, being in the light of Courts of
Appeal from the" first Court of Revision held by the
Municipality ; and also Courts for the Revision of the
Voters Lists for Provincial Elections. The Voters
Lists for Dominion Elections are now settled by Revising
Barristers under the Act of 1885.
SURROGATE COURTS. The jurisdiction of these Court;
relates to all testamentary matters and causes, and to the
granting and revoking of probate of wills, and letters of
administration of the effects of deceased persons having
estate or effect in Ontario, and all matters arising out
of or connected with the grant or revocation of pro
bate or administration, subject to an appeal to the Chan
cery Division. The County Judges are also Judges of
the Surrogate Courts.
DIVISION COURTS are held for the summary disposal of
cases by the presiding Judge, being the County Judge or
hisDep uty, or any Barrister appointed to hold the same ;
but a jury of five persons may be demanded in certain
cases. Their jurisdiction extends to actions of debt or
contract where the balance claimed is over 8100 and
under $200 and the original amount was ascertained by
the signature of the defendant, and to $100 in other
cases of debt, subject in some cases to an appeal to the
Court of Appeal ; but the sum of the account to be gone
into cannot exceed 400 ; injuries or torts to personal
chattels amounting to $60 ; and personal actions to that
amount, if not excepted from their jurisdiction ; but not
to actions for gambling debts, liquor drunk in a tavern,
or notes of hand given therefor, ejectment, title to land,
&c., or any toll, custom or franchise, will or settlement,
malicious prosecution, libel, slander, crim. con., seduc
tion or breach of promise, or actions against a J. P. for
anything done by him in the execution of his office, if
he objects to it. Each Judicial District is divided into
Court Divisions, and Courts are held once in two months
in each Division, or oftener at the discretion of the
Judge. The Divisions are established by the Courts of
General Sessions, and in certain cases by the Judges.
COMMISSIONERS FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS FOR ua IN TUB
SUPREME AND EXCHEQUER COURTS OF CANADA. Winslow
Warren, Boston, U.S.A. ; Louis Arthur Audette, Ot
tawa, Ont. ; Charles Morse, Ottawa, Orit. ; Robert Tut-
hill Litton, Ottawa, Ont. ; Frank John Leslie, Liverpool,
England ; Frederick Elliott Grant, Melbourne. Colony
of Victoria ; John Protfitt, Westminster, England; James
Dunbar, Quebec, Que. ; Lewis W. DesBarres, Halifax,
N.S. ; Robert O. Stockton, St. John, N.B. : John Augus
tus Longworth, Charlottetown, P.E.I. ; James Charles
Prevost, Victoria, B.C. ; John Bruce, Toronto, Ont. ;
Louis Henri Collard, Montreal, Que. ; Geoffrey H.
Walker, Winnipeg, Man. ; Dixie Watson, Regma,
N W T C Gardner Johnson, Vancouver, B.C. ; Edwin
R! Rogers, Calgary, N.W.T. ; W. E. Peters, Sydney,
!I S. ; H. F. A. Gourlay, Melbourne, Colony of Victoria ;
Robert Cassels, jr., Ottawa, Ont. ; Frederick William
Walker, New South Wales.
Province of Quebec.
Queen s Bench.
CHIEF JUSTICE. Hon.SirAlexandre Lacoste.Kt $6,000
PUISNE JUDGES. Hons. J. G Bosse, Robert N. Hall,
Jean Blanchet, J. S. C. Wurtele, Alderic Ouimet, 85,000
each.
JOINT CLERKS OF APPEALS. J. O. Joseph, and W. E.
Duggan.
DEPUTY CLERK OF APPEALS AND CLERK OF TUB CROWN
AT MONTREAL. Louis Ouimet
SPECIAL DEPUTY CLEUK AT QUEBEC. Jos. Nadeau.
CLEIIK OF THE CROWN AND PEACE AT MONTREAL.
L. W. Sicotte.
CLERK OF THE PEACE AT QUEBEC. L. Brunei.
Iberville
Juliette
Kamouraska
Montmagny & Beauce.
Montreal
Superior Court.
DISTRICTS. JUDGES.
Artlial aska Hon. M. A. Plamondon.
Beauharnois Louis Belanger.
Gaspe < L . A. Billy.
A. N. Charlaiid.
C. C. DeLorimier.
M. H. E. Ciincm.
H.C. Pelletier,Quebec.
M. M. Tait.
C. P. Davidson.
S. Pagneulo.
L. A. Jette.
C. J. Uoherty.
C. I. Gill.
M. Mathieu.
L. O. Loranger.
W. W. Lynch
J. S. Archibald.
J. J. Curran.
Ottawa & Co . of Argeiiteiiil. H. G. Malliiot
Quebec Sir L. K.N.Casfiult, Kt., G.J.
Hon. L. B. Caron.
" K. W. Andrews.
A. B. Routiner.
Richelieu . .
Bimouski
Chicoutimi & Saugenay, Q. .
St. Francis
St. Hyacinthe
Terrebonne
Three Rivers
J. A. Ouimet.
J. E. Lame.
J. A. Gagne.
\V. \Vhite.
Louis Tellier.
H. T. Taschensau.
J. B. Bourgeois.
(For Clerks of the Courts see page 219.)
THE PEACE. Hon.
C. Desnoyers, Esq.,
JUDGKS OF THE SESSIONS OF
Alexander Chiiuveau, Quebec; M.
Montreal.
CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB DISTRICT OF MONTREAL JUDGKS.
Charles L. Champagne, John Duly Purcel.
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Province of New Brunswick.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES. Hon. William Henry Tuck.
Chief Justice, 5,000 ; Rons. Daniel Lionel Hannington,
Pierre Armand Landry, Frederick Eustace Barker,
Ezekiel McLeod, $4,000 each.
JUDGE IN EQUITY. James Alfred Van Wart, $4,000.
CLBRK OP THE PLBAS. T. Carleton Allen.
COUNTY COURT JUDGES. Wm. Wilkinson, Esq.
James G. Stevens, Esq., William Wedderhurn, Esq.
James Steadman, Esq., William Wilberforce Wells-
James Gordon Forbes, $2,400 each.
DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. James Alfred
Van Wart.
LOCAL JUDGE IN ADMIRALTY OF THE EXCHEQUER
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW BRUNSWICK. Ezekiel
McLeod, $1,000.
DEPUTY JUDGE. M. McDonald (no salary).
Clerks of the Courts.
COUNTY. CLERK.
Albert Samuel G. Morse
Carleton William M. Connell
A. B. Connell (Circuits)
Charlotte George S. Grimmer
Gloucester Theophilus DesBrisay
Kent James D. Phinney
Robert Hutchinson (Circuits)
King s Ora P. King
John H. Cother (Circuits)
Mada waska Barry R. Plant
Northumberland Samuel Thomson
Queen s James R. Curry
T. Medley Wetmore (Circuits)
Restigouche James S. Morse
St. John s Mont. McDonald
John Willett (Circuits)
Sunbury George J. Bliss
Charles W. Beckwith (Circuits)
Victoria Dennis B. Gallagher
W. Fred. Kertson (Circuits)
Westmoreland Joseph B Peek
Barry R. Smith (Circuits)
York Jeremiah H. Barry
J. F. McManus (Circuits)
Province of Nova Scotia.
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES. Hon. Jas. McDonald, Chief
Justice, 5,000.
PUISNE JUDGES. Rons. R. L. Weatherbe, J. N.
Ritchie, C. J. Townshend, N. H. Meagher. Hugh Mc
Donald Henry, 84,000 each.
JUDGE IN- EQUITY. Hon. Wallace Graham, 84,000.
LOCAL JUDGE IN ADMIRALTY OF THE EXCHEQUER
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NOVA SCOTIA. Hon. Jas.
McDonald, 81,000.
COUNTY COURT JUDGES. J. W. Johnston, Esq., M. B.
DesBrisay, Esq., A. W. Savary, Esq., W. A. D. Morse,
Esq., A. Mclsaac, Esq., M. Dodd, Esq., John P. Chip-
man, Esq , $2,400 each.
Province of Prince Edward Island.
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES. Hon. W. W. Sullivan, Chit f
Justice, $4,000 ; Local Judge in Admiralty, Exchequer
Court, 8800 ; Hons. Edward Jarvis Hodgson, and
Rowan Robt. Fitzgerald, Assistant Judges, 83,200 each.
COUNTY COURT JUDGES. Dennis O M. Reddin, Esq.,
King s County ; George Alley, Esq., Queen s County ;
Neil McLeod, Prince County, $2,400 each.
CLKRK OF THE CROWN AND PROTHONOTARY. Robert
T. Weeks.
DEPUTY PROTHONOTARIES. J. A. Longworth, Queen s
County ; Win. Sanderson, King s County ; William T.
Hunt, Prince County.
CLERKS, C. C. F. W. Hughes, Chief Clerk, Charlotte-
town, Queen s County; George A. Aitken, Chief Clerk,
Georgetown, King s County ; W. T. Hunt, Chief Clerk.
Summerside, Prince County.
Province of Manitoba.
QUEEN S BENCH. Hon. T. W. Taylor, Chief Justice,
85,000.
PUISNE JUDGES. Hons. J. Dubuc, A. C. Killam, Jno.
Farquhar Bain, 84,000 each.
COUNTY COURT JITDGKS. Jos. Ryan, Esq., L. A.
Prud homme, Esq., D. M. Walker, Esq., T. D. Cumber
land, Esq., Corbet Locke, 82,400 each.
British Columbia.
CHIEF JUSTICE. Hon. Theodore Davie, 85,000.
PUISNE JUDGES. John Footer McCreight, George A.
Walkem, M. W. Tyrwhitt Drake, Angus John McColl,
$4,000 each.
COUNTY COURT. E. Harrison, Jr., Co. Ct. Nanaimo ;
W. N. Bole, Co. Ct. New Westminster ; W. W. Spinks,
Co. Ct. Yale ; C. F. Cornwall, Co. Ct. Cariboo.
REGISTRAR ix ADMIRALTY OF THE EXCHEQUER COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA. James C.
Prevost.
Supreme Court, North-West Territories.
SUPRF.ME COURT. Hons. H. Richardson, C. B. Rou
leau, K. L. Wetmore, Thos. H. McGuire, David Lynch
Scott, 84,000 each.
LIST OF SHERIFFS NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
(APPOINTED BY THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT.)
NAME.
. E. Hughes.
O. B. Murphy.
J. H. Benson. .
D. J.Campbell
P. W. Kin-...
RESIDEXCE.
Pri ce Albert
Moosomin . .
Regina
DISTRICT.
APPOINTED.
Saskatchewan. May 24, 1887
E. Assiniboia.
W. Assiniboia.
Macleod South Alberta.
M;n 7,1888
Mar. 28, 1887
Apr. 4, 187
Calgary North Alberta. Mar. 2S, 1887
Corrected up t<, .1,1, . . ///,,
POLICE MAGISTRATES- NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
(NO SALARY PAID BY THK DOMINION GOVERNMENT.)
NAME.
Seymour Noel de
Puissage Green .
Thomas Ede. .
DISTRICT.
APPOINTED.
Moose Jaw Assini-j April 21, 1896
boia with jurisdic
tion in and for the
(own of Moose Jaw.
Calgary in and for
the North-West Ter
ritories of Canada.
June 5, 1896
Corrected up to Kth June, 1896.
SURROGATE JUDGE IN ADMIRALTY.
NAME.
Cornelius V. Price.
Corrected up to
RESIDENCE.
Kingston for that
portion of the Toron
to Admiralty District
comprised in coun
ties of Hastings, Pr.
Edward, Lennox, Ad-
ilin-ton, Frontenac,
LeedsGrenvilIe,I>un-
rtas, Stormont and
25th June, 1s:n;. Glengarry
APPOINTED.
March 25, 1896
REGISTRARS ADMIRALTY DISTRICTS
(DOMINION).
NAME.
J. Bruce
Jas.Dunbar,Q.C.
L. W. DesBurres.
R. O. Stockton . .
J. A. Long-worth.
B. H. T. brake..
Ki:>1DENCE.
Toronto .
Quebec . . .
Dis lltlCT.
Toronto
Quebec
Halifax, N.S Nova Scotia.
St.John.N.M N. Bruns ick
ChTte nPEl
Victoria, B.C
Pr. Ed. Isla d
B. Columbia
APPOINTED.
Feb. 7, 1878
Dec. 27, 1873
Oct. 19, 1891
Jan. 18, 1896
Corrected up to June . //, 1896.
204
REGISTRARS COUNTY COURT CLERKS.
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REGISTRARS OF DEEDS, ONTARIO.
Inspector of Registry Offices Donald Guthrie, Q.C., Guelph.
COUNTtMS.&C.
REGISTRARS.
COUNTIES, &C.
REGISTRARS.
COUNTIES, &C.
REGISTRARS.
ALGOMA E . .
BRANT
BRUCH
R.A.Lyon, Sault S.Marie
W. B. Wood, Brantford
D. Sinclair, Walkerton j
P. J. Coffey, Ottawa
Wm.McKiin,Orangeville
T. McDonald, Mornsburg
Geo.C. Ward, Port Hope
JWMcLaughlin,Bow vle
Jas.H. Coyne, St. Thos.
J. W. Aski n, Sandwich
J.D. J hompson.King ton
John Simpson, Alex dria
PatrickMcCrea, Prescott
R. McKnightjO wenSo nd
Thomas Lauder, Durham
Win. Parker, Cayuga
E. C. Young, Minden
Donald Campbell, Milton
Dr. H. W. Day, Belleville
A. L. Gibson .. Goderich
J.P.Gildersleeve,Kin s n
KENT
P.D.McKellar, Chatham
A. Maclean, M.D., Sarnia
John Menzies, Almonte
James Bell, Perth
W. H. Cole, Brockville
S Gibson, Napanee
H n.J.G.Currie,St.Cath.
VV. C. L. Gill, London
D. K. Springer, Gore Bay
John Waters, London
S. Blackburn, Glencoe
J. E. Lount, Bracebridge
Wm. Doran, North Bay
A. J. Donly, Simcoe
A. E. Mallory, Colborne
P. W. Field, Cobourg
J. G. Hay (acfg) Whitby
Alex. Burritt, Ottawa
G.R.Pattullo.Woodst ck
T. Kennedy, P. Sound
K. Chisholm,Brampton
PERTH, N.R .
" S.R.
PETERBORO .
PRESCOTT . . .
PR. EDWARD.
RAINYR.DIS.
RENFREW.. .
RUSSELL
SIMCOE
D. D. Hay, Stratford
P. Whelehan, St. Mary s
B. Morrow, Peterboro
J. Higginson, L OriginaV
W. McKenzie, Picton
F.J.Apjohn, Hat Portage
A. Irving, Pembroke
Jas. Keays, Duncanville
Samuel Lount, Barrie
J. C. Alguire, Cornwall
John M.Munro,PtArth r
Peter Ryan, Toronto
C. Lindsey, Toronto
Chas. D. Barr, Lindsay
Isaac Master, Berlin
Jas. E. Morin, Welland
J. Anderson, Arthur
N.Higinbotham, Guelph
N. Awrey Hamilton
LAMBTON. . . .
LANARK, N.R.
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LEEDS
CARLKTON. . .
DUFFERIN . .
DUNDAS
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LINCOLN ....
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MANITOULIN.
MIDDLESEX E
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NORT UM. KR
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OTTAWA (C).
DURHAM, K.R
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STORMONT . .
Tii iN.B.Dis
TORONTO E . .
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VICTORIA . . .
WATERLOO . .
WELLAND .. .
WELLG N, N.R
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YORK E &W R
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FRONTENAC. .
GLENGARRY .
GRENVILLE. .
GRKY, N.R. ..
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HALDIMAND .
HALIBURTON
HALTON
HASTINGS. . .
HURON
KINGSTON (C)
P.SOUNDDlS.
PEEL
James Massie, Toronto
J.J.Pearson, Newmarket
REGISTRATION DIVISIONS, ONTARIO.
DURHAM. East Riding Townships of Hope, Cavan,
and Manvers ; Town of Port Hope and Village of
MilUirook. West Riding Townships of Darlington,
Clarke and Cartwright. Town of Bowmanville, and
Village of Newcastle.
GREY. North Riding Townships of Collingwood,
Euphrasia, St. Vincent, Sydenham, Holland, Sulli
van, Saiawack, Keppel, Derby ; Towns of Owen
Sound, Meaford and Thornbury. South Riding
Townships of Artemesia, Bentinck, Egremont,
Glenelg, Noimanby, Osprey and Proton ; Towns of
Durham and Markdale.
LANARK North Riding Townships of Ramsay, Dal-
housie, Lanark, Ptikeiiham, Darling, La van t and
North Sherbrooke ; Village of Lanark and Town of
Almonte. South Hiding Townships of Beokwith,
Montague, North Elmsley, North Burgess, Bathurat,
Druimmmd and South Sherbrooke ; Town of Perth ;
Town of Smitli s Fills and Village of Carleton Place.
MANITOULIN. The Great Manitoulin Island ; the is
lands named Cockburn, Barrie, Fitzwilliam, Lonely,
Club, Wall and Rabbit. All islands between any of
these and the Great Manitoulin. The islands south
of the Great Manitoulin. Any islands which in
whole or in part lie between headland and headland
around the Great Manitoulin. The land covered with
water adjacent to the said islands and within a dis
tance of one hundred yards of high water mark.
MIDDLESEX. JEctkt and Worth Riding Townships of
London, Westminster, Dorchester, West Nissouri.
Adelaide, Lobo, East and West Williams, McGillivray
and Biddulph, Town of Parkhill, and the Villages
of London West, Ailsa Craig and Lucan. West
Riding Townships of Delaware, Caradoc, Ekfrid,
Mosa and Metealfe; Town of Strathroy, and Villages
of Newbury, Wardsville and Glencoe.
NORTHUMBERLAND. East Riding Townships of
Cramahe, Brighton, Murray, Percy and Seymour ;
Villages of Colborne, Brighton, Campbellford and
Hastings. West Riding Townships of Hamilton,
Haldnnand, Alnwick and South Monaghan ; Town
of Cobourg.
PERTH. North Riding Townships North Easthope,
Ellice, Logan, Elma.Mornington and Wallace; Towns
of Stratford and Listovvel. South Riding Town
ships of South Easthope, Downie, Fullarton, Hibbert,
and Blanshard; Towns of St. Mary s and Mitchell.
TORONTO EAST. All the city east of Spadina avenue,
and including the Island.
WELLINGTON. North Riding -Townships of Arthur,
West Luther, Minto, Peel & Maryborough : Villages
of Arthur, Clifford and Drayton ; Towns of Harriston,
Mount Forest and Palmerston. South and Centre
Ridings Townships of West Garafraxa, Erin, Era-
mosa, Puslinch, Nichol, Pilkington and Guelph ;
City of Guelph ; Villages of Fergus, Elora and Erin.
YORK. North Riding Townships of King, Whitchurch,
East and North Gwillimbnry, and Georgina; Villages
of Newmarket, Aurora, Holland Landing and part of
Stouffville. East and West Ridings Townships of
York, Markham, Vanhan, Scarborough and Etobi-
coke; Villages of Markham, Richmond Hill, Weston.
Woodbridge, East Toronto, Toronto Junction, and
part of Stouffville.
Algoma: T. A. P. Towers
Brant W. B. Rubidge
Bruce Matthew Goetz
Carleton Jno. P. Featherston
Dufferin Jno. McLaren
Elgin David McLaws
Essex F. E. Marcon, Windsor
Frontenac Archibald McGill
Grey George Inglis
Haldimand Jas. Mitchell
Haliburton
Halton W. A. Lawrence
Hastings A. G. Northrup
Huron Daniel McDonald
Kent W. A. Campbell
Lambton W. R. Gemmill
COUNTY COURT CLERKS, ONTARIO.
Lanark Charles Rice
Leeds & Grenville.. Samuel Reynolds
Lennox & Addingtou.W. P. Deroche
Lincoln Johnson Clench
Manitoulin D VV. S. Francis
Middlesex Jno. Macbeth
Muskoka Isaac Huber
Nipissing T. J. Bourke
Norfolk C. <\ Rapelje
Northum. & Durham. . . .Jno. Fisher
Ontario L. T. Barclay
Oxford Jas. Canfield
Parry Sound Edward Jordan
p ee l J. A. Austin
Perth Jas. MacFadden
Peterboro Jno. Moloney
Prescott & Russell Jno. Fraser
Prince Edward W. II. R. Allison
Rainy River Frank J. Apjohn
Renfrew A. Thomson
Simcoe J. M. L. Stevenson
Stor. Dundas&Glen.. J.A.McDougald
Thunder Bay Tas - Meek
Toronto
Victoria Win. Grace
Waterloo Jno. McDougall
Welland I . P. Willson
Wellington Win. Carroll
Wentworth S. H. Ghent
York lion. A. M. Ross
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DIVISION COURT INSPECTOR JOSEPH DICKEY, PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO.
ALOOMA DISTRICT.
I Edw. Biggins. .SaultSte. Marie
II Thos. Sullivan Bruce Mines
III W. L. Nichols Thessalon
IV J. Mclntosh.. .SaultSte. Marie
VI. W. J. Smith . . Richard s Land g
BRANT.
I. Joseph Robinson . . . Brantford
II John K. Finlayson Pans
III David Reid St. George
IV. Henry Cox Burford
V Walker E. Hooker . . . .Scotland
Vl . T. F. Simpson Onondaga
BRUCE.
I Win. Collins Walkerton
II John K. McLean . . . .Teeswater
III Joseph Barker Kincardine
IV. Neil McKechnie Paisley
V. Robert Munro Port Elgin
VI Hugh Murray Underwood
VII. A. Neelands Invermay
VIII James Walmsley Wiarton
IX. Angus Martyn Ripley
X. W. Moshier Lion s Head
XI James Somerville . . . .Lucknow
XII. J. Lawson Chesley
CARLETON.
I. John R. Armstrong.... Ottawa
II. Wm. Henderson Richmond
III. H. W. McDougall Carp
IV W P. Taylor. .Fitzroy Harbor
v! Jo hnKerr Kara
VI. Daniel McLaurin Metcalf
VII. Fred.W.Harmer, Hintonburgh
DUFFER1N.
I. Joseph Pattullo ...Orangeville
II Francis G. Dunbar.-Shelburne
HI. John A. Love Stantpn
IV. James Kerry Mono Mills
V. R. E. Hamilton.. Grand Valley
ELGIN.
I. Alexander Love Ay Inner
II. A. McBride -St. Thomas
III A. McBride St. Thomas
IV. Samuel McColl Button
ESSEX.
I C H. Ashdown Sandwich
II. J. H. C. Leggatt.Amherstburg
III. E. Allworth Kingsville
IV. Charles Bell Oxley
V Geo. A. Morse. . . .Leamington
VI. F. P. Boutellier. . . .Belle River
VII. John McCrae ...... . .Windsor
VIII. Wm. Laing Essex
IX. Walter Welsh Comber
FRONTENAC.
W. J. Robinson Kingston
P. McKim Kingstoi
C. Ruttan Sydenhaiv
Alex. Grant Verona
John McGrath Sunbury
J. Shibley Sharbot Lake
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
I.
H.
III.
QRET.
B. Allen Owen Sounr
David Jackson Durban
Thomas Plunkett Meaforc
Thomas J. Rorke. . .Heathcote
A. S. Van Dusen . . . Fleshertor
John McDonald. ..Chats worth
D. Campbell Hanove
Richard Stephens . . .Markdal
HALDIMAND.
D. McGregor Caledoni
D. T. Rosrers Cayug
Thomas Armour Dunnvill
IV. R. A. Havill Rainham
V. E. Birdsall Canborough
VI. Charles E. Bourne Jarvis
HAL1BURTON.
I. Chas. D. Curry Minden
II. Wm. Prust Haliburton
III. Stephen Kettle Ursa
HALTON.
I. Wm. Panton Milton
II. Robert Balmer Oakville
III. L. Grant Georgetown
IV. K. J. McNabb Acton
V. Neil McPhail Campbellville
VI. Jas. Robinson Burlington
HASTINGS.
I. H. Ashley Belleville
II. F. B. Prior Wallbridge
III. A. B. Randall Shannonville
IV. Thomas McCann Tweed
V. F. B. Parker Stirling
VI. Arthur W. Uoe Madoc
VII. A. S. Valleau Deserpnto
III. Anson S. Latta Cannifton
IX. J. B. Young Trenton
X. Baldwin C. Hubbell. . Marmora
XI. Jas. E. Harrison . . Bridgewater
XII. Dermot Kavanagh. . . L Amable
HURON.
I. Charles Seager Goderich
II. John Beattie Seaforth
III. W. W. Farran Clinton
IV. Alexander Hunter ...Brussels
V. Charles Snell Exeter
VI. James Whyard ... Dungannon
VII. John Morgan Bayfield
VIII. James McGuire Wingham
IX. Joseph Cowan Wroxeter
X. Michael Zeller Zurich
XI. William Lewis Crediton
XII. Wm. Campbell Blyth
KENT.
I. Wm. B. Wells Chatham
II. J. Duck Ridgetown
III. James T. Smith Dresden
IV. Archibald Samson. . . Blenheim
V. D. C. McDonald, Wallaceburgh
VI. George Moore Bothwell
VII. D. R. Farquharson ... Fletcher
LAM ETON.
I. George Leys Sarnia
II. Wm. McLeay Watford
III. John Webster Florence
IV. Wm. W. Stover Sombra
V. R. R. Dickey Forest
VI. Chas. Hall Thedford
VII. John McRae Moore town
VIII. W. G. Fraser Petrolea
IX. R. Code Alvinstori
LANARK.
I. Robert Jamieson Perth
II. W. A. Field Lanark
III. Findlay McEwan, Carleton PI.
IV. G. F. McKinnon, Smith s Falls
V. Alex. Graham Pakenham
VI. Wm. P. McEwan . . . .Almonte
LEEDS AND GRENVILLE.
I. David B. Jones Brockville
II. James B. White Prescott
III. S. McCammon Gananoque
IV. O. Bascom Kemptville
V. E. H. Whitmarsh, Merrickville
VI. L. W. Phelps Phillipsville
VII. C. A. Wood Toledo
VIII. L. S. Lewis Newboro
IX. Isaac C. Alguire Athens
X. George Fairbairn, Spencerville
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XI. J. B. Bellamy . . North Augusta
XII. M. J. Connolly Caintown
LENNOX AND ADDINQTON.
I. Alfred Knight Napanee
II. F. W. Armstrong Bath
HI. J. J. Watson Adolphustown
IV. Peter Johnstone, Camden East
V. Wm. Whelan Centreville
VI. J. A. Zimmerman Odessa
VII. Jas. Aylesworth .... Tamworth
LINCOLN.
I. J. B. Secord Niagara
II. W.A.Mittleberger,StCatharin
III. John Roszel Smithville
IV. Chas, E. Riggins. . .Beamsville
MANITOULIN.
I. Samuel Jackson Gore Bay
II. John Carruthers.LittleCurrent
III. W. J. Tucker. . .Manitowaning
IV. W. J. Tucker. . .Manitowaning:
V. Peter J. Anderson. . .Gore Bay
MIDDLESEX.
I. J. W. Mclntosh London
II. W. Dickson Park Hill
III. R. J. McNamee Mooretown
IV. W. C. Harris Delaware
V. Geo. Wilson Glencoe
VI. Edward Rowland Strathroy
VII. E. T. Shaw . . Dorchester Stat n
VIII. W. R. Westlake Arva.
IX. E. S. Jarvis London
MUSKOKA DISTRICT.
I. T. M. Bowerman. .Bracebridge
II. R. K. Sharpe Gravenhurst
III. J. R. Reece Huntsville
IV. FredD. Stuhbs. ..Port Carting
NIPISSINQ DISTRICT.
I. J. D. Cockburn, Sturgeon Falls
H. John McMeekin Mattawa
III. M. W. Flannery. . . .North Bay
IV. Thomas J. Ryan Sudbury
V. Thos. Cahill, jr. ... Nosbonsingr
NORFOLK.
I. Chas. E. Freeman Simcoe
II. Abram M. Tobin . . . Waterford
III. Robt. Green, \\ indham Centre
IV. James F. Cohoe Ronson
V. M. J. McCall Vittoria
VI. A. P. Barrett Port Rowan
VII. W. W. Williams Houghton
VIII. Lawrence Skey.. ..Port Dover
NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAM.
I. Fred. Cubitt Bowmanville-
II. Samuel Wilmot ....Newcastle
III. George M. Furby. . . Port Hope
IV. Henry M. Wood Osaca
V. John G. Orr Oobourg
VI. Henry Lawless Graf ton
VII S. E. Dixon Colborne
VIII. R. B. Macklam Brighton
IX. R. P. Hurlburt Warkworth
X. T. R. Garrett Wooler
XI. Daniel Kennedy.Campbellford
ONTARIO.
I. D. C. Macdonell Whitby
II. M. Gleeson Greenwood
III. John Burnham .. .Port Perry
IV. Jos. E. Gould Uxbridge
V. Geo. Smith Cannington
VI. George F. Bruce Beaverton
VII. F. J. Gillespie Uptergrove
OXFORD.
I. F. W. Macqueen.. .Woodstock
II. Chas. K. Currey Drumbo
III. Jas. Munro Embro-
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IV. James Barr Norwich
RAINY RIVKR.
I. P. H. Clark Rat Portage
WATERLOO.
1. A. J. Peterson Berlin
V. James Stevens. . Ingersoll
VI John C Ross Tilsonbur^h
PARRY SOUND DISTRICT.
I. D. McFarlane .... Parrv Sound
II. David Patterson. McKellar P.O.
III. William Ditchburn . . . Rosseau
IV. Walter Sharpe Burk s Falls
V. J. G. Best MaTieta\van
II. C. S. Smith Fort Francis
II. James D. Webster... Preston
III. Thos. Field Gait
RENFREW.
I. W. C. Irving Pembroke
IV. John Allchin. ..New Hamburg
V. Alfred Boomer Linwood
II. H. R. Dunn Beachburg
VI. W. H. Winkler St. Jacob*
III. George Eady, jun. . . .Renfrew
IV. G. E. Neilson Arnprior
VII. W. D. Watson Ayr
WKLLAND.
I G L Hobson Welland
VI. R. B. Maw Commanda
VII. James Dunn Sundridge
V. T. F. O Gorman . . . .Shamrock
VI. James Reeves Eganville
PEEL.
VII. Robert Allen Cobden
II Paul J Wilson Marshville
VIII. John C. Gurney ..Rockingham
SIMCOB.
III. E. Cruikshank Fort Erie
II. Henry H. Shaver.. Streetsville
III. John Harris Caledon
IV. J. G. Cadman . Niagara Falls S.
V. Thos Conlon, Jr Thorold
IV. David Pearcy Bolton
11. Thos. S. Graham ... .Bradford
III. Geo. Chrystal Beeton
IV. R. G. Campbell. ..Collingwood
V. Abrabam Craig. .. . Craighurst
VI. J. P. Henderson Orillia
VI. A. K. Schofield . . Port Colborne
WELLINGTON.
I. George Howard Guelph
II. Wm. Nichol Morriston
PERTH.
I. David B. Burritt . Stratford
II. G. K. Matheson Mitchell
III. E. Long St. Man s i
IV. George Brown. . . . Shakespeare
VII. Jas. A. Mather New Lowell
VIII. J. G. Hood Alliston
III. Hugh Black . . . Rockwood
IV. Hugh Mitchell Fergus
VI. Francis W. Hay Listowel
IX. A. McNamara.Penetang ishene
. ihos. i oung Erin
VI. Henry Clark Elora
PETERBOROUGH.
X. John C. Steele Coldwater
STORMOST, DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY.
I. G. H. McGillivray.Williamsto n
II. D. B. McMillan Alexandria
HI. C. J. Mattice Cornwall
VII. L. K. Adams . . . . Dray ton-
VIII. Joseph Driscoll Arthur
II. Thomas Fraser Norwood
IX. Joseph Pattullo. . . Orangeville
X. John Livingstone. . . Harriston-
XI. James C. Wilkes.Mount Forest
XII L R Adam Drayton
III. James McNeill . . Keene
IV. W. Sherin Lakefield
V. C. R. D. Booth Apsley
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL.
I. DavidS. Buchan L Orignal
II. John Shields.. ..Vankleek Hill
III. Wm. Allison Stardale
IV. A. Dawson. .Dickinson s Lan g
V. George Deeks Morrisburg
VI. J. N. Tuttle Iroquois
WENTWORTH.
I. H. T. Bunbury. . Hamilton
VII. Myron I.Cleland. .S. Mountain
VIII. John A. Cockburn . . . .Crysler
IX. D. C. McRae. North Lancaster
II. F. D. Stiter Dundas
III. Hugh Thompson .. Waterdown
IV. W. McDonald Eockton
IV. Joseph Belanger..Plantageriet
V. J. S. Cameron .... Cumberland
VI A Carson Russell
XI. D. Mclntosh Strathmore
V. J. C. Moore Stony Creek
VII. M. J. Costello. . . .Hawkesbury
VIII. John Downing. Fournier
XII. John D. Mclntosh . . Alexandria
THUNDER BAY DISTRICT.
I. Neil McDougall. . .Port Arthur
II. John Aikins. .Eng. River P.O.
III. W. McLean . Fort William
VII. John McClemont. . Glanford
VIII. Samuel C. Wright . . .Binbrook
IX. R. L. Gunn Hamilton
IX. Frederick Langrell Alfred
X. T. Rochan Clarence Creek
XI. Peter Stewart Grant
YORK.
I. A. McLean Howard. .Toronto
II. John Stephenson. .Unionville
III. J. M. Lawrence. Richmond Hill
IV. David Lloyd Newmarket
PRINCE EDWARD.
I. Fred. Slaven. . Picton
VICTORIA.
I. Peter Mclntyre Woodville
II. Edward D. Hand.Fenelon Falls
III. Irvine Junkin Bobcao-eon
II. Henry H. Haight Milford
III. C. H. Wright... . Demorestville
IV. W C. DeLong... .Ameliasburg
V. John W. Clarke .... Wellington
VI. A. B. Saylor Bloomfleld
V. Warren P. Cole Sutton
IV. Jas. D. Thornton Omemee
V. O. J. McKibbin Lindsay
VII. John Nattress . . . . Woodbridge
VII. Geo. H. Crane Consecon
IX. J. H. Richardson ... West Hill
X. E. H.Duggan Toronto-
VIII. B. E. Harrison Waupoos
VII. A. C. Grahanf. ..Victoria Road
JUNIO
Algoma Provincial Judicial
District of Algoma Edwar
R JUDGES OF COUNTY COURTS, ONTARIO.
Middlesex Edward Elliott
d O Connor. Northumberland & Durham . .Jay Ketchum.
ise Basil Klein Ontario George II F Dartnell
Bruce Alphoi
Carleton Wm. J
Elgin ..Chas. C
losgrove. Renfrew ,. . . Thomas Deacon
.... Michael A. McHugh. Stormont, Dundas x Gleng ry . . Robert Baldwin Carman
vrey Duncan Morrison Waterloo "Hun^on nViicVn-im
ings r.dison Baldwin Fraleck Wellington Joseph Jamieson
Huron Bernard Louis Dovle Wentworth John Muir
Kent Robert Stuart Woods York Frin-nvi \rnrrrgn
Lambton John Alex. Mackenzie " F M \Tnrnn o n d innini-
Leeds and Grenville James Reynolds. j,,,i, rt .
U\ND REGISTRATION DISTRICTS, N.W.T. In^etor-P. M. Barker, Regina.
ASSINIBOI A Includes all the provisional districts of East
and West Assiniboia. from the International boundary line
on the south to and inclusive of Township 34 north ; on
the west by the line between ranges 10 and 11 west of the
4th principal meridan ; on east by the western boii idary
of Manitoba. Registrar, Geo. A. Montgomery, Regina.
NORTH ALBBKTA Includes all that part of the pro.
district of Alberta bounded on the South by the 9th cor
rection line between townships 34 and 35 ; on the west
by the eastern boundary of British Columbia ; on the
east by the line between ranges 10 and 1 1 west of the 4th
pnn. meridian. Registrar, George Roy, Edmonton.
SOUTH ALBERTA -Includes all that part of the pro-
isional district of Alberta bounded on the south by the
International boundary line; on the west by the eastern
boundary of British Columbia ; on the north by the 9th
correction line between townships 34 and 35, and on the
east by the line between ranges 10 and 11 west of the
4th prin. meridian. Registrar, T. A. McLean, Calgary ;
Deputy Registrar, L. J. Clarke, Calgary.
EAST SASKATCHEWAN Includes all that part of the
provisional district of Saskatchewan bounded on the east
by the western boundary of Manitoba ; on the west by
the line between ranges 10 and 11 west of the 3rd prin
cipal meridian ; on the south by the line between town
ships 34 and 35; on the north by the townships surveyed.
Registrar, Stephen Brewster, Prince Albert.
U KST SASKATCHEWAN Includes all that part of the
provisional district of Saskatchewan bounded on the
east by the line between ranges 10 and 11 west of the 3rd
prin. meridan ; west by the line between ranges 10 and
11 west of the 4th princ. meridian ; on the south by the
line between townships 34 and 35 ; on the north by town
ships surveyed. Registrar, W..J. Scott, Battleford.
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Taxes are payable to Treasurer of the respective Municipality. HON. J. D. CAMERON, Municipal Commissioner.,
MUNICIPALITY.
Argyle
Archie
Arthur
Assiniboia
Birtle Town
Birtle
Blanchard
Boulton
Brandon City
Clanwilliam
Cornwallis
Carbevry Village
Cypress North
Cvpress South
Daly
De Salaberry
Dufferin
Ellice
Elton
Emerson Town
Franklin
Gimli
Gladstone Town
Glenwood
Hamiota
Hanover
Harrison
Kildonan
La Broquerie
Langford
Lansdowne
Lorne
Louise
Maodonald
Minnedosa Town
Morden Village
Miniota
Morris Town
Morris
Morton
Montcalm
Neepawa Town
Norfolk North
Norfolk South
Oakland
Odanah .
Pembina
Pipestone
Portage la Prairie Town
Portage la Prairie
Posen
Rosedale
Rapid City Town
Rockwood
Rhineland
Ritchot
Rossburn
Russell
Rosser
Sifton
Saskatchewan
Silver Creek
Selkirk Town
Selkirk Town East
Shoal Lake
Shell River
Springfield
Stanley
MAYORS AND REEVES.
CLERKS AND TREASURERS, AND P. 0. ADDRESS.
A. F. Andrews, Thoresby
Charles Poole, Fleming
G. L. Dodds, Melita
Alex. Murray, St. Charles
J. S. Crawford, Mayor
F. W. Huchnichen, Birtle
J. H. Fortune, Marney
Wm. Hembroff , Russell
J. A. Smart, Mayor, Brandon. . .
Andrew Cook, Minnedosa
Geo. H. Halse, Brandon
D. Pearson, Mayor, Carberry
R. McLean, Kerfoot
Win. Lyall, Glenhoro
W. J. Sargent, Pendennis
A. Prefontaine, .Tolys
A. Morrison, Carman
Jas. Grigg, Welwyn
T. J. Pentland, Aikenside
D. Wright, Receiver
J. A. Lang, Dominion City
J. Magnusson, Arnes
J. L. Logie, Mayor, Gladstone..
R. J. Crisp, Souris
R. W. Brethour, Logoch
Jacob Peters, Chortitz
Ed. McGill, Minnedosa
Wm. Fraser, Fernton
H. I. Richer, St. Anne
Jos. Montgomery, Neepawa ....
G. S. McGregor, Mekiwin.
D. E. Corbett, Norquay..
W. H. Greenway, Crystal City. .
J. O. Faubert, La Salle
P.J.McDermott.Mayor, Min dosa
J. H. Ruddell, Mayor, Morden..
D. Gerrard, Parkisimo
A. Chisholm, Morris
H. Snarr, Morris
Jas. Rae, Boissevain
P. Parenteau, St. Jean Baptiste
J. A. Davidson, Mayor, Neepawa
J. B. Young, Beaver Oeek
T. C. Forbes, Rathwell
A. H. Carroll, Souris
T. H. Jackson, Minnedosa
J. S. Miller, Manitou
W. R. Guthrie, Preston
W. J. Cooper, Mayor
Wm. Fulton, Portage la Prairie
C. A. D Simencourt, Oak Poin
Robert Campbell, Bridge Creek
M. Turriff, Rec., Rapid City. . .
J. M. Toombs, Stonewall
A. Heppner, Plum Coulee
Jos. Hanielin, St. Norbert
Jno. McPhail, Oakburn
A. Clee, Russell
R. Tait, Rosser *
A. D. Chisholm, Griswold
Peter Campbell, Rapid City . . .
O. Seebach, Seeburn
Jas. G. Dagg, Mayor, Selkirk...
No council.
Geo. Manson, Shoal Lake
Jas. Richardson, Asessipi
R. S. Conklin, Dugald. .
John Borthwick, Morden
Strathclair . . . .............. R. Morton, Elphinstone .
St Andrews Chas. Johnstone. Oak Hammoct
St. Boniface Town ! J.E.Prendergast.Mayor, S. Bon .
St. Boniface "V. Mager, St. Boniface
St. Clements
St. Francois Xavier ,
St. Laurent
St. Paul
Tache
Turtle Mountain
Virden Village
Wallace
Rpbt. Hay, St. Andrews
Pi Breland, St. Francois Xavier.
J. M. J. Mulvihill, St Laurent.
H. Pritchard, Middlechurch
Jos. Richard. Lorette
Robt. Monteith, Killarney
B. F. Foster, Mayor, Virden
W. M. Crosby, Hargrave
John Harrower, Baldur.
John Parsons, Clerk ; Wm. Jones, Treas., Declar&
W. F. Thomas, Melita.
Frank Ness. St. Charles.
Alfred Morton, Birtle.
Thomas Leese, Birtle.
Wm. Miller, Oak River.
Ed. Armstrong, Asessipi.
J. B. Whitehead, Brandon.
W. T. Beilby, Minnedosa.
D. W. Shaw, Box 132, Brandon.
W. A. Fairley, Carberry.
M. Collins, Carberry.
W. T. Sutcliffe, Treesbank.
O. Westwood, Clerk, Pendennis; J. A. Dyer.
Paul Chenard, Jolys. [Treas., Lothair.
F. D. Stewart, Clerk ; C. Morrison, Treasurer,
J. C. Wilkinson, Beaver Rapids. [Carman.
A. Kennedy, Box 356, Brandon.
D. Wright, Receiver, Emerson.
Thos. Coulter, Dominion City.
G. Thorsteinsson. Gimli.
S. Schooley, Gladstone.
J. W. Breakey, Souris.
Jos. Andrew, Hamiota.
Jacob Hiebert, Chortitz.
A. R. Fanning, Newdale.
G. F. Munroe, Box 418 Winnipeg.
T. Pare, St. Anne.
R. Dunsmore, Franklin.
M. E. Boughton, Arden Station.
G. Crawford, Swan Lake. [Treas., Pilot Mound.
W. Cranston, Clerk, Clearwater; W. A. Donald,
J. Cuddy, Clerk, Blythfleld ; B. Theroux, Treas.,
E. W. Pearson, Minnedosa. [La Salle.
C. McCorquodale, Morden.
Wm. Howard, Clerk, Arrow River ; W. D. Paynter,.
F. S. Bell, Morris. [Treas., Beulah.
H. R. Whitworth, Morris.
R. Morrison, Boissevain, Clerk and Treasurer.
Jos. Baril, St. Jean Baptiste.
W. Currie, Neepawa.
T. R. Vardon, McGregor.
J. S. McAdam, Treherne.
W. S. Moody, Brandon.
W. H. Ditch, Minnedosa.
Jno. E. Gayton, Clerk ; T. W. Alexander, Treas.,.
A. P. Power, Virden. [Manitou.
F. A. Whitaker, Portage la Prairie.
D. McCowan, Portage la Prairie.
T. Seaman, Clerk, Seamo ; C. E. Brault, Treas.,
W. F. Young, Neepawa. [Minnewakan.
M. Turriff, Receiver, Rapid City.
Thos. Frankland, Clerk ; T. McFarlane, Treas.,
C. Hiebart, Gretna. [Stonewall.
C. H. Pacaud, St. Norbert.
John Brodie, Rossburn.
D. M. Kinnaird, Russell.
W. G. Styles, Rosser.
W. J. He lliwell, Oak Lake.
M. Turiff, Clerk; Geo. Grant, Treas., Rapid City.
W. McKay, Silver Creek.
Thos. Partington, Selkirk.
II. G. Chambers, Shoal Lake.
W. S. Wallace, Shelhnouth.
Wm. Goodridge, Oak Bank.
C. McCorquodale. Morden.
J. M. M. Geekie, Strathclair Station.
J. McDougall, Lower Fort Garry.
T. Bertrand, St. Boniface.
F. Carriere, St. Boniface.
W. R. Young, Selkirk.
P. Lavallee, St. Francois Xavier.
A deLaronde, Clerk ; D. Devlin,Treas. St.Laurent
A. J. Kayll, Cl k, A. Masters, Treas., Middlechurch,
W. l.agimodiere, Lorette.
J. M. Baldwin, Killarney.
A. G. McDougall, Virden.
A. G. McDougall, Virden.
1897] MUNICIPALITIES IX MANITOBA POLICE MAGISTRATES, ETC. 217
MUNICIPALITY.
MAYORS AND REEVES.
CLERKS AND TREASURERS, AND P. 0. ADDRESS.
Westbourne . . .
P St C McGregor Clk T L Morton Treas Glads te
Winchester
J. M. Fee, Hartney
Jno Fleming Cl k J Cavers Treas Deloraine
Winnipeg City
R W Jamieson Mayor Winnipe 01
O J Brown Clerk W G Scott Treas D S
Whitehead
C. E Hall Alexander
Curry, City Comptroller; J.W.Harris, Ass t. Com.
Woodworth
W M Shaw Oak Lake
Woodlands ... .
Geo. Main, Reaburn
E. P. Langrell, Clk., Woodlands; J. Proctor, Treas.,
In the last column, where only one name is given, it includes both Clerk and Treasurer of the Municipality.
POLICE MAGISTRATES, PROVINCE OF ONTARIO.
Addingtmi . . .
Algoiiia
Amherstburg .
Athens
Aylmer
Barrie
Belleville
Blenheim ....
liothwell
Brarnpton
Brantford ....
Brocki ille
Carleton Co. . .
Campbellford.
Canboro Tp . .
Cardinal
Chatham ....
Christian I si d
Cobourg
Colborne
Collingwood . .
Cornwall ....
Delhi
Deseronto ....
Dresden
Dunnville ....
Dunn Tp ...
Eganville
Essex, ff.R...
Essex Town. . .
Fort Francis.
Fort William.
Gananoque . . .
Goderich
Grey, S. R
Guelph
Haliburton . .
Hamilton
Harriston
Huron, S. R . .
Ingersoll
Iroquois
J. Ay Isworth , Tamw th
G. Burden, S. S. Marie
Samuel McGee
Reid B. Alguire
H. H. McDiarmid
Chas. Hammond Ross
J. J. B. Flint
Richard L. Gosnell
A. McDougall
Jas. W. Main
Thos. Woodyatt
Joseph Deacon
Louis A. Smith
Daniel J. Lynch
J. Taylor, Dunnville
Magnus Cormack
M. Houston
J. Lawrence.Ch. Island
J. H. Dumble
F. M. Field
Win. J. Frame
A. Bethune
J. W. Griffen
J. J. B. Flint
J. Chappie
J. Taylor
J. Taylor, Dunnville
John Chananhouse
A. Bartlet, Windsor
W. D. Beaman
Charles J.Hollands
Allan McDougall
Philip Heaslip
Chas. Seager
W. H. Ryan,M tForest
T. W. Saunders
W. Fielding, Minden
G. F. Jelfs
W. H. Lowe, Harriston
J.Wanless.Tp. Stanley
John Morrison.
G. S. Hanes
Kemptville . . . E. Saunders
Kingston J. Duff
Lambtpn Co. . . M. Campbell, Watford
Leamington.. J. McR. Selkirk
London E. J. Parke
L Oritjnal . . . . E. P. Johnson
j Lindsay D. J. Mclntyre
Lixtowell Jos. E. Terhune
Madoc J. J. B. Flint
Merritton P. H. Ball
Millbrook R. H. Holland
Merrickville .. F. A. Tallman
MonkTp WHSpencer.Br ceb ge
Morrisburgh .A. A. Logan
Moulton Tp .. J. Taylor, Dunnville
Montague Tp. FATallman.Mer ckv le
Middlesex, E.R.E. S. Jarvis.Lon. East
Middlesex, N R J.H.Priestley,A. Craig
Mitchell J. H. Flagg
lit. Forest W. Lowes, Harriston
M A-ofca t fcP.S.WHSpencer,Br ceb > ge
Napanee Jas. Daley
Newboro J. A. Shaver
Niagara Falls. Alex. Logan
Nipissing M.A.Quibell, Sudbury
North Toronto Peter Ellis.
Oakville Win. H. Young
Orangeville J. Pattullo
Orillia Thos. B. Lafferty.
Oshawa L. K. Murton.
Ottawa Martin O Gara
Otteroille Alex. McFarlane.
Owen Sound . . George Spencer
Oxford Co H. Parker, Woodstock
Palmerston . . . W.H. Lov/es Harriston
Paris W. G. Powell, Paris
Park Hill .... Win. Wells
Parry Sound.. Jos. Farrar
Pembroke . . . . S. E. Mitchell
Peterboro Co.D.W.Dumble.P rboro
G. Edmison,Pet rboro
Picton G. C. Currey
Port Arthur. . W. C. Dobie
P t Dalhousie. Robert Patterson
Port Colborne W. B. Pringle
Port Hope.... li. H. Holland
Port Perry. . . Henry Gordon
Prescott Win. Dunn
Prescott Town T. R. Mellville
Prince Ed. Co. G. C. Currey, Picton
Rainy River. Jas. Robinson, Portage
" C.J.H lands,F tFran s
Ridgetmcn. . . . J. P. McKinlay
Severn Bridge Win. Peter Christie
Simcoe Co. ... O. H. Lyon, Barrie
Simcoe Town. Robert Wood
St. Catharines J. H. Comfort
Sterling J. J. B. Flint, Bellev e
Stormont Co . A. C. Mclntyre
Strathroy .... Jas. Noble
Tilsonburg . . G. W. Hare
Thorold Wm. T. Fish
Thunder B yD J. Cousins, Pt. Arthur
W.C. Dobie.Pt, Arthur
Toronto G. T. Denison
R.E. Kingsford, Dep y
" Junct Peter Ellis
Trenton G. H. Gordon
Tudor J. Cleak, Bancroft
Uxbridge E.C.Campbell, Uxbri e
Vankleek Hill F. W. Thistlethwait
Victoria Co .. J. Deacon, Lindsay
Walkerton . . . Alex. W. Robb
Wallaceburg . A. McDougall
Waterford . . . Nelson Green
Welland E. R. Hellems
Wellingi n,CR A. Taylor, Fergus
W. Winchester Wm. Bow
Wliitby Major Harper
Windsor Alex. Bartlett
Wiii iham .... G. McKay
Woodstock.... G. C. Field
Temperature, Precipitation and Clouded Sky at the principal cities in Canada, for the year
ending 30th September, 1896, as compared with the year 1895.
Charlotte town,
P.E.I.
00
fc
I
"3
B
Chatham,
N.B.
S
^
o
y
Montreal.
Ottawa, Ont.
Toronto.
London.
Winnipeg, Man.
H
Ij
%
|
EC
-
Victoria, B.C.
Mean Temperature
41.8
42.1
81.6
Julv 9
-l/.O
Jan 29
93.6
13.9
14.7
34.88
39.22
166
166
S3
59
43.6
43.7
87.2
J lyl:;
-7.0
FeblS
94 2
1C. 4
16.5
66.74
50.65
173
188
60
58
39.0
39.5
91.7
Ag. 12
-25.0
FeblS
110.7
20.6
20.1
39.45
35.28
169
162
55
52
38.2
39.0
88.0
Julv 2
-88.8
Jan. 5
111.8
16.7
17.6
34.31
41.78
188
193
64
62
42.0
42.9
89.7
Ag. 11
-23.4
Feblb
113.1
15.2
15.7
42.86
30.59
200
200
52
60
40.3
42.1
02.8
July 2
-30.7
Febl7
123.5
19.5
19.1
32.41
30.83
151
151
61
62
45-2
44.8
91.3
J lvl2
-17.!)
Febl7
109.2
10.5
16.7
35.70
191
182
58
57
46-5
46.0
92.5
Ag. 9
-17.0
Feb 17
109.5
1.0
20.4
89.0fl
40.12
187
185
48
40
34.2
34.7
90.5
Julv 1
-45.2
Jan. 4
135.7
22.9
23.3
26.78
18.07
173
157
57
56
37.8
88.8
Julv r,
-34 . 2
Jan. 3
129.2
23.9
24.4
14.05
12.60
87
97
52
54
47.6
48.2
86.4
J e2(i
20.6
Jan. 2
107.0
14.1
13.5
54.44
171
198
69
64
Mean Temperature ISy i
Highest Temperature
Month and Day
Lowest Temperature
Month and Day
Annual range of Temperature . . .
Mean daily range
Mean daily range, 1895
Amount of Precipitation in inches . .
Amount of Precipitation in 1895
Days on which rain or snow fell
Days on which rain or snow fell, 1895.
Percentage of Skv Clouded
Percentage of Skv Clouded, 1895.
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COUNTY OFFICERS, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
[1897
COUNTY OFFICERS, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
COUNTIES OR DIVISIONS OF
COUNTIES.
COUNTY TOWN.
REGISTRARS.
SECRETARY-TREASURERS.
Argenteuil
Lachute
Thomas Barron
G J Walker
Arthabaska
Arthabaskaville
M. J. A. Poisson
Bagot
St. Liboire
J. Morel
Beauharnoig
Beauharnois
Joseph Maver
E H Bisson
Beauee
St. Francois
T. Fortier . .
C Bolduc
Belleehasse . . ....
St Michel
Berthier
Berthier
Bonaventure, No. 1 ....
New-Carlif le
L. P. Lebel
Bonaventure, No. 2 ....
Carleton
James Verge . .
Brome
Knowlton
H. S. Foster
J E Fay
Chauiblv
Longueuil
P.E Hurteau&J T A Robert
P Brais
Champlain
Ste. Genevieve .
W J Trudel
Charlevoix, No. 1
St. Etienne de la Malbaie . .
J. A. Martin
G. A. Kane.
Charlevoix, No. 2
Baie St. Paul
J. T. Fortin
Chateauguay
Ste. Mai tine
A. H. A. Gagnier
B. Yannier.
Chicout.imi, No. 1
Chicoutimi
Ovide Bosse
E Y Hudon
Chicoutimi, No 2
Hebertville
Calixte Ilebert
Coaticook
Coaticook
Otis Shurtleff
Compton
Cookshire
Samuel Orr
Deux Montagnes
Ste. Scholastique
Dorchester
Ste. Henedine
Frs. Fortier
Frs. Fortier.
Drumniond
Drummondville
J F Caya
Gaspe
Perce ....
Wm Flynn
Hochelas a
Montreal
F Filiatreault &GodefinBoileau
Huntingdon . .
Huntingdon
R. Hyndman
Iberville
Iberville
M A Bessette
J. N. O. Beauregard.
lies de la Magdelene ....
Amherst
E A Brasset
Isle d Orleans
Laurent
F X Lachance
J. Z. Dubeau.
Jacques-Cartier
Montreal
F. Filiatreault&Godefin Boileau
Joliette
Joliette
Martel & Beaudoin
A. Cabana.
Kaniouraska
Kaniouraska
Lac St Jean
Roberval . . .
Laprairie
L Assoinption
Laprairie
L Assomption .
J. Brosseau
B liocher
A. J. A. Roberge.
Jos. E. Duhamel.
Laval
Ste. Rose
J A E Ouimet
P. O. Grenier.
Levis . . .
Levis
L N Carrier
Michel Roberge.
L Islet . .
St. Jean Port Joli
A Gust Verreault
Arsene Michkud.
Lotbiniere
Ste. Croix
O. Couture .. .
B. (iarneau.
Maskinonge
Louiseville
C. Caron .
A. Tetrault.
Megantic
Inverness
W H Lamblv
J B. Rousseau.
Missisquoi
Bedford ....
Montcalm
Ste. Julienne
A E Thibaudeau
E. A. Archamhault.
Montrna a ny
Montmagny
E Lavei fne
F. G. Bernier.
Moi itniorenoy
Chateau Richer
G Dick
A. Lefrancois.
Montreal Quest
Montreal
W H. Rvland ....
Montreal Est
Montreal
J. C Au^er ....
"Napierville
Napierville .
A. Barrette.
Nicolet
Becancour
A. O. Desilats.
Ottawa
Hull
L. Duhamel
Pontiac
Bryson .
Walter Rimer
W. J. Lervy.
Portneuf . . .
Cap Sante
H. Q. de St Georges
L. P. Bernard,
Quebec
Quebec
Hon. Ed Remillard
H. Dorion.
Hichelieu
Sorel
Jules Chevalier
J. A. Villiard.
Richmond
Richmond
W. Brooke.
Rimouski No 1
Matane . .
J B Saucier
F. F. Bourseau.
Rimouski No 2
Rimouski
Edouard Letendre
J. H. Joncas.
Rouville
Marieville
H F Poulin
G. Bombardier.
Saguenav
Tadousac
O Bouliane
Alfred Larouche.
Shefford
Waterloo
Jos. H. Lefebvre
Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke
Henry William Lovell
W. Griffith.
"Soulan^es
Coteau-Landing
Jos Stevens . ...
Stanstead No 1
Stanstead Plain . ...
A N Thompson
R. N. Thompson.
Ste. Anne des Monts
Ste. Anne
Jos Thib-iult
"St. Hyacinthe
St. Hyacinthe . .
Jos. Nault .
J. O. Guertin.
St. Jean
St. Jean
J. P. Carreau
E. Archambault.
St. Maurice
Trois-Rivier; s
R. Kiernan
L. A. Lord.
Temiscouata
Fraserville . ...
L V Dumais ....
Three Rivers
Three Rivers
R Kiernan
Terrebonne
Terrebonne
L. G l.achaine
Vaudreuil
F de Salles Bastien
J. D. N. Bastien.
Vercheres .
Verchrres
Jos. Geoffrion
J. B. Brillon.
Wolfe
Ham-Sud
O Lamoureux
O. Lamoureux.
Yamaska
St. Franoois
Blondin and Allard
Louis Verouneau.
APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES IN CANADA.
By the British North American Act it is provided that the Governor General shall appoint the Judges of the
Superior, District and County Court, except those of the Courts of Probate in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick,
and that their salaries, allowances and pensions shall be fixed and provided by the Dominion Parliament. It is
also provided that the Judges of the Courts of Quebec shall be selected from the Bar of that Province, and
there is a similar provision for the selection of the Judges in Ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, until
the laws relative to property and civil rights and the procedure of the courts in those Provinces are made
uniform. Statistical Record.
1897]
CLERKS, SHERIFFS, CORONERS, ETC., PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
219
CLERKS OF THE SUPERIOR COURTS, SHERIFFS, CORONERS, ETC., OF THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
DISTRICTS.
CLERKS OF COURTS.
SHERIFFS.
CORONERS.
HIGH CONSTABLES.
CROWN SOLICI
TORS FOR
REVENUE.
Arthabaska ....
Charles Bernier and
Tousignant &
Dr. Chenefils
T. J. Samson
J. E. Meihot
H. Laurier
Hemming
Beauce . ...
Z. Vezina & A Chass^
J. Taschereau .
Theophile Chassd
A Pacaud
Dr. M. Genest
J. K. Elliot &
Beauharnois ....
Moise Branchaud. . .
P. Laberge ....
Touss. A. Demers
J Bedard
J. Laurendeau
J.R. Clouston..
Bedford
Leonard & Noyes
Chs. S. Cotton
H. L. Fuller
G. N Galer
Chs Thibaut
Ths. 11. Prime
Felix Gatien
Chicoutimi
F. X. Gosselin
Ovide Boss6 .
A. Geo. Matte
Z Cloutier
L. G Belley
Gaspe Perce . .
J. X. La vote
J. T. Tuzo
Telesphore Boily . .
Phil. Ahern
Chs Leclerc
A. S Garneau
Th. J. Lamontagne.
Dr. J. Martin.
Gaspe- N.Carlisle
G. F. Magnire
W. M. Sheppard . .
Pierre Theriault. .
T.A.Blanchet
A. Laferriere
Iberville
Dore^ & Marchand
Chs Arpiri
E G Pelletier
P J Dore
Joliette
Desrochers &
A M Rivard
C B H Leprohon
Ducharme . .
Elie Lemire
Kamouraska. . . .
J. G. Pelletier
F A. Sirois
Dr A Desjardins
E A Doucet
S C Rion
Lac St. Jean ....
Dr. J. Langlais ....
J A Lan^lais
Montmagny ....
Montreal
Bender & Beaubien. .
lion A. Turcotte
Alfred Lepine
HonR Thibaudeau
Michel Moreau ....
Narcisse Tremblay..
Ed MacMahon
Alfred Tremblay..
A. Bender.
Ottawa
L M. Coutle e
Chs E Graham
Mireault.
T P Foran
Pontiac
C. Barsalou
Simon McNally
Antoine Longpie . . .
H T Hurdman
C.deMartigny
Quebec
Fiset, Burroughs
Hon C A E Gagnon
A G Belleau
Thomas Gale
& Campbell . .
Richelieu
A. N. Gouin ....
P Guevremont
Ed H Provost
L Fthier
Rimouski
Letendre & Chamber-
Li N. Asselin.
C. Lafontaine
J P Pelletier
N Pouliot
land
Saguenay
J. A. Martin
P. H. Cimon
C. Clement
A II. Sirnarcl
H. Lahreque.
Chs. Cote
E. Tremblay . ...
J. A. Fafard
E. Guilmette
St. Francois
Cabana & Bowen ....
Hon. J.McIntosh.
A. G. Woodward . .
P. Pelletier
Hiram Moe, Jr . .
F. Campbell.
St. Hyacinthe . .
Terrebonne ....
Roy & Beauregard. . .
Chs. de Montigny
V. B. Sicotte
Lapointe&Prevost
H. R. Blanchard . .
Z. Mignault
Joseph Cadotte . .
Moise Brazeau . .
L. Lussier.
C. E. Bampton
Trois-Rivieres . .
and J. J. Grignon.
Alfred Desilets
Chs. Dumoulin . .
Dr. H. Therrien
Jos. Belief euille . .
A. E. Gervais.
DISTRICTS AND REGISTRARS, tyANITOBA.
Inspector of Land Titles offices for Province. W. E. Macara, Winnipeg.
WINNIPEG LAND TITLES DISTRICT. Comprising the City
of Winnipeg, the Parishes of St. Pauls, Kildonan. St.
John, St. Jaires, St. Boniface, St. Charles, Headingly,
St. Francois Xavier, St. Vital, e. Norbert, St. Malo. Rat
River Settlement, St. Anne, Oak Island, Lorettu, Grand
Pointe and that part of St. Agathe north of and includ
ing lot 299 w of Red and lot 242 e of Red, and tps 4 to
12, rgs 2 w to e bdry of Province ; Tps 33 to 15, rgs 2
to 4 w ; that part of tps 16 and 17, rg 2 w, lying e of
Shoal Lake, and tps 7 to 9, rgs 5 to 16 w.
District Reijistrar, W. E. Macara, Winnipeg ; Deputy
District Registrar, J. II. Brown, Winnipeg ; Deputy
of the District Registrar, C. W. N. Kennedy.
BRANDON LAND TITLES DISTRICT. Comprising Tps 10
to 12, rgs 13 to |6 and Tps 7 to 12, rgs 17 to 29 w.
District Eegistrar, F. G. A. Henderson, Brandon ;
Deputy of the District Registrar, A. Burns.
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE LAND TITLES DISTRICT. --Compris
ing Parishes of High Bluff, Poplar Point, Portage la
Prairie, Baie St. Paul and St. Laurent and the Settle
ments of Westbourne and Oak Point and r one w, tp 17 to
n bndry and r 2 w tps 18 to n bndry of Province and
that part of tps 16 and 17, r 2 w, lying w of Shoal Lake,
rgs 3 and 4 w, tp 7 to n bndry of Province, except tps
13 to 15 ; rgs 5 to 12, tp 10 to n bndry of Province, rgs
13 to 22 tp 13 to n bdry of Province, and rgs 23 to 29, tp
19 to n bdry of Province.
District IteijMrar, G. W. Beynon, Portaare la Prairie ;
hi / 11 hf of the District Registrar, Peter Whimster.
MORDEN LAND TITLES DISTRICT. Comprising tps 1 to
6, rgs 3 to 16 w. all inclusive.
District Registrar, A. McLeod, Morden ; Deputy oj.
the District Registrar, Wm. Conner.
COUNTIES.
BOUND Ait IKS, INCLUSIVE.
REGISTRARS
AND ADDRESSES.
Lisgar Plessis 1
1 13-14 r 4 e to bdrv also t 27 to 44 r
Gimli f
1-3 e
Col kirk
Manchester
t 1-2-3, r 1-2 w, r 1 e to Lake of Woods
Rockwood
1 13-18, r 1, 2, 3 e and 1 w
Thos Lusted
Shoal Lake
t 13-18, r 23-29 w
J S Crawford . .
Birtle
Souris River
t 1-6, r 24-29 w
J. L. Campbell . .
Sourisford
Turtle Mountain
1 1-6, r 17-23 w
A. P. Stuart
Deloraine
The counties above named have not yet been brought into any Land Titles District, and until they are, Torren s
titles may be obtained for any land therein upon application to the Winnipeg office.
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HIGH COURT SITTINGS.
[1897
SITTINGS OF THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, ONTARIO.
Sittings of the High Court of Justice in the several county towns, or places, (or the trial of criminal cases and
of civil cases with and without a jury, shall in each year hereafter, unless otherwise ordered, be held as set forth
in the schedules "A" and "B" hereunder written, and the days of beginning shall be fixed by the Judges as-
heretofore.
SCHEDULE "A," SPRING ASSIZES OR SITTINGS.
WITHOUT
COMMENCE
WITHOUT
COMMENCE
WITH JURY.
JURY.
MENT.
WITH JURY.
JURY.
MENT.
Milton (and without)
Cornwall
Week com. 5th
Hamilton
Owen Sound
Week com. 2nd
L Original (and without)
i Iliatham
March
Guelph
April
St. Thomas
Belleville
St. Catharines
Walkerton
Toronto (civil)
Chatham
Ottawa
St. Thomas
Week com. 9th
April
Ottawa
Brockville
Belleville
Week com.
Owen Sound
Brantford
Sandwich
16th April
Brampton (and without)
Toronto
Week com.
Berlin (and without)
Peterborough
Woodstock
Cobourg
Brockville
12th March
Sarnia
Sandwich
Goderich
Kingston
St. Catharines
Week com.
Barrie
Cobourg
23rd April
Orangeville (and without)
Peterborough
Woodstock
Kingston
Barrie
Brantford
Week com.
19th March
Welland (and without)
Napanee (and without)
Week com.
Sarnia
Cayuga (and without)
30th April
Toronto (criminal)
London
Lindsay
Week com.
Picton (and without)
Stratford
26th March
Simcoe
London
Pembroke (and without)
i Whitby
Guelph
Goderich
Week com. 7th
May
Hamilton
Cornwall
Week com.
Perth (and without)
Walkerton
Simcoe
Whitby
2nd April
Stratford
Lindsay
Week com.
14th May
And at Sault Ste. Marie, Port Arthur and Rat Portage, with and without a jury, on such days during the
months of May and June, or in either of them, as may be appointed by the Judge assigned to take the same.
And at Bracebridge and Parry Sound, with and without a jury, on such days during the months of July and
August, or either of them, as may be appointed by the Judge, or Judges, respectively assigned to take the same,
SCHEDULE "B," AUTUMN ASSIZES OR SITTINGS.
WITHOUT
COMMENCE
WITHOUT
COMMENCE
WITH JURY.
JURY.
MENT.
WITH JURY.
JURY.
MENT.
Milton (and without)
Cornwall
Week com.
Guelph
Week com. 8th
L Original (and without)
Chatham
10th Sept.
Walkerton
October
Owen Sound
Walkerton
St. Catharines
St. Thomas
Toronto (civil)
Chatham
Ottawa
St. Thomas
Week com.
15th October
Belleville
Ottawa
Brockville
Belleville
Week com.
Berlin (and without)
Sandwich
22nd October
Brampton (and without)
Cobourg
Sandwich
Toronto
Brockville
Week com.
17th Sept.
Brantford
Sarnia
Peterborough
Woodstock
Goderich
Barrie
St. Catharines
Week com,
Orangeville (and without)
Peterborough
Kingston
Barrie
Week com.
24th Sept.
Kingston
Welland (and without)
Cobourg
29th October
Woodstock
Sarnia
Brantford
Napanee (and without)
Cayuga (and without)
Week com. 5th
November
Lindsay
Stratford
Week com. 1st
October
Toronto (criminal)
Picton (and without)
i Simcoe
London
Pembroke (and without)
Whitby
Guelph
Week com.
London
Goderich
12th Nov.
/
Hamilton
Cornwall
Perth (and without)
Hamilton
Simcoe
Whitby
Owen Sound
Week com. 8th
October
Lindsay
Stratford
Week com.
19th Nov.
And at Sault Ste. Marie, Port Arthur and Rat Portage, with and without a jury, on such days during the
months of October and November and December, or in either or any two of them, as may be appointed by the
Judge assigned to take the same. , T ,
And the Winter assizes and sittings at the cities of Toronto, with a jury, and at Ottawa, Hamilton, and London
respectively, with and without a jury, on such days during the week in which occurs the second Monday m
January as may be appointed by the Judges respectively assigned to take the same.
C I TOR5
or ONTARIO
NOTE. While great pains have been taken to make the following list complete and accurate, the publishers
do not guarantee to give the names of all Barristers and Solicitors practising in the Province. If any names have
been omitted or mistakes made the Editor will gladly correct them on advice. Address Editor CANADIAN
ALMANAC, 9 Front Street, Toronto.
Alexandria, Co. Glengarry.
Costello, F. T.
Macdonald, John A.
Munro, M.
Smith, A. L.
Tiffany, E. H.
Alliston. Co. Simcoe.
Fisher & Bell. W. G. Fisher,
\V. A. J. Bell.
Lennox, Kerr & Brown (Branch
of Barrie).
McCarthy, Pepler, McCarthy &
Duncan, J.M. (Branch of Barrie).
Almonte, Co. Lanark.
Eraser & Kirkland. Donald M.
Eraser, J. T. Kirkland.
Greig & Jamieson. Alfred Mansell
Greig, Harold Jamieson.
Macdonell & Stafford. D. G. Mac-
donell, W. H. Stafford.
McFarlane, M. J.
Amh,erstburg, Co. Essex.
Clay, Henr3 T .
Davis, Delos R.
Hough, Franklin A.
A.rn.prior, Co. Renfrew.
Dulmasre & Burwash. Richard
Dulmage, Arthur Burwash.
Slattery, Ralph J.
Thomson & Hunt. James E.
Thomson, Robert A. Hunt.
Arthur, Co. Wellington.
McCabe & Tytler.
McMillan, J." P.
McMartin, M. M.
Wilkins, Mathew.
Athens, Co. Leeds.
Lewis, William A.
Aurora, Co. York.
Robinson, Lennox & MacLeod.
Fleury & Montgomery. W. J.
Fleurv, R. A. Montgomery.
Taylor, "A. E.
J\ylmer, Co. Elgin.
Crawford & Crawford. Jno. Craw
ford, Jno. Lindon Crawford.
Haines, Alfred E.
Miller & Backhouse. E. A. Miller,
A. N. Backhouse.
Stevens, W. E.
Barrie, Co. Simcoe.
Ault & Cowan. Wellington Ault>
Alexander Cowan.
Campbell, W. A.
Dickinson & McWatt. Jno. Dick
inson, D. F. McWatt.
Hewson & Creswieke. Chas. E.
Hewson, A. E. H. Creswicke.
Hood, Jacks & Fraser. Jno. Hood,
Jos. Jacks, J. Fraser.
Lennox, Boys & Brown. Hough-
ton Lennox, W. A. Boys.
Lount & Lennox. G. W. Lount,
J. F. Lennox.
McCarthy, Pepler & McCarthy.
D Alton McCarthy, Q.C., F. E.
Pepler, Q.C., J. A. McCarthy.
Murchison, D.
Plaxton, Chas. W.
Ross, Donald.
Stewart, Hamilton.
Strathy & Esten. Henry H.
Strathy, Q.C., Geo. H. Esten.
Beaverton,, Co. Ontario.
Miller, James.
Roach, M. H.
Beeton, Co. Simcoe.
Lount & Lennox. Branch of
Barrie.
Belleville, Co. Hastings.
Anderson, P. J. M., County Crown
Attorney, Campbell St. North.
Bell & Biggar, Front and Bridge
St. J. Bell, Q.C., W. H. Biggar.
Bo-fart, Curtis, Bridge St. S.
Bull, Samuel J., Bridge St. S.
Butler, E. J., Front St. E.
Carnew. W., Front St. E.
Clute, Williams & Morden, Camp
bell St. N. R. C. Clute, Q.C.
J. Williams. W. S. Morden.
Denmark, George, Bridge St. S.
Diamond, W. Jeffers, West Front St.
Dougall & Stewart, 18 Hotel St., A.
R. Dougall, Q.C., D.E.K. Stewart,
East Front St.
Faulkner, N. B., Campbell St. S.
Flint & McCammon. J. J. B. Flint,
W. J. McCammon, E. Front St.
Lazier & Lazier, Front St. East.
Stephen Dunbar Lazier, R. E.
Lazier.
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Lyons, C. E., Bridge St. North.
Macauley, C.D.. Bridge St. North.
Masson, Stewart, Bridge St. South.
McMahon, W. P., Front St. East.
Mikel, W. C., Bridge St. North.
Northrop & Roberts. W. B. Nor
throp, A. A. Roberts, Bridge
St. North.
O Flynn, F. E., Front Lt. East.
Ponton, Wm. N. Bridge St. N.
Porter, E. Guss, East Front St.
Thomas, Jno. Parker, E. Front St.
Wallbridge, Francis S., Front and
Bridge St. W.
Wills, J. F., Campbell St. South.
Walker, Alex., Front St. E.
Wright, Malcolm, Front St. E.
Berlin, Co. Waterloo.
Andrews, H. Miller.
Bitzer, Conrad.
Bowlby & Clement. Ward H.
Bowlby, Q.C., E. P. Clement.
Dalzell, John Bell.
Millar & Sims. Alex. Millar, H. J.
!ims.
Rohleder, Frederick.
Weir, John J. A.
Blenheim, Co. Kent.
Gosnell, R. L.
Thompson, R. M.
Bothwell, Co. Kent.
Hickey, W. R.
Taylor, G. L.
Bowm.anville, Co. Durham.
Blair, Charles P.
Galbraith, Jno. Keith.
Galbraith, Malcolm.
Loscombe, R. Russell.
Simpson, D. Burke.
Bracebridge, Muskoka.
Browning, J. B.
Johnson, Thos.
Mahaffey, A. A.
Palmer, I. A.
Bradford, Co. Simcoe.
Evans, T. W. W.
Scanlan, Mark <fe A. E.
Brampton, Co. Peel.
Benyon, John W.
Blain .t Mahaffy. T. J. Blain, G. J.
Mahaffy.
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Heyd & Earngy.
Justin & Scott. B. F.Justin, LL.B.,
W. F. Scott.
McFadden & Graham. W. H.
McFadden, E. G. Graham.
McKechnie, Archibald.
Manning, John J.
Morphy & Morphy. Thos. Morphy,
W. S. Morphy.
Pringle, E. H.
Stonehouse, Edward, Times Bldg.,
Main St.
Brantford, Co. Brant.
Baird & Henderson, 66 Market St.
Andrew L. Baird, LL.B., W. T.
Henderson.
Brewster, Muirhead & Heyd, 136
Dalhousie St. W. S. Brewster,
B.A., G. H. Muirhead, B.C.L.,
George D. Heyd.
Bowlby ,.l ohn W. , Q.C. ,12 Market St.
Hardy, Wilkes & Hardy, 68 Market
St. Hon. Arthur S. Hardy, Q.C.,
Alfred J. Wilkes, Q.C., Alex. D.
Hardy.
Harley, Sweet & Harley, 6 Market
Street. Jas. Harley, Edmund
Sweet, LL.B., Edmond Harley.
Hewitt, John T., 43 Market St.
Heyd, Louis F., cor. Market and
Dalhousie Sts.
Jones, William D., LL.B., 136 Dal
housie St.
Mackenzie, Valentine, Q.O., 34
Queen St.
M uir.MatthewF. ,B. A. ,20Market St.
Roswell, John W., B.A., 114 Dal
housie St.
Van Norman, G. R., Q.C., Court
House.
Wade, Thos. S., 1 South Market St.
Wilkes, Walter A., 45 Market St.
Wilson & Watts, Court House. H.
McK. Wilson, Q.C., Arthur E.
Watts, LL.B., Peter Purves.
Woodyatt, Thomas, 43 Market St.
Brighton, Co. Northumberland.
Field, McColl & Drewry. F. M.
Field, B.A., J. B. McColl, Co-
bourg and Colborne. George
Drewry, B.A., Brighton.
Gordon, Ja. Wilmot.
Irvine, Chas. R.
BrocKville, Co. Leeds.
Brown & Fraser. M. M. Brown,
O. K. Fraser.
Buell, W. S.
Deacon, Joseph, Q.C.
Fulford, Chas. C.
Hutcheson & Fisher. James A.
Hutcheson, Alson A. Fisher.
Marshall. Isaac N.
O Brien, Daniel.
O Brien, James.
Page, J. A.
Reynolds, E. J.
Wood & Stewart. Hon. John F.
Wood, Hugh A. Stewart.
Wright, W. J.
Brussels, Co. Huron.
Blair, G. F.
Sinclair, W. M.
Taylor, R. L.
Burl s Falls, Parry Sound.
Martin, Ed. R.
Burlington, Co. Halton.
Ferns, F. A., B.A.
Caledonia, Co. Haldimand.
Crerar, Crerar, Bankier & McKean.
Branch office.
Campbellford, Co. NorthumbTd.
Colville, A. L.
Harris, W. H.
Lynch, Daniel J.
Payne, G. A.
Cannington, Co. Ontario.
Noble, R. M.
Reed, Archibald James.
Carleton Place, Co. Lanark.
Patterson & Findlay.
Pickup & Small.
Mclntosh, Colin.
Cayuga, Co. Haldimand.
Colter & Goodman. C. W. Colter,
A. K. Goodman.
Grant, W. A. D.
Snider & Thompson. T.A. Snider,
Andrew T. Thompson.
Upper, C. M.
Chatham, Co. Kent
Atkinson & Atkinson.
Bell, Edwin.
Lewis & Richards. O. L. Lewis,
W. G. Richards.
Douglas, Geo. B.
Douglas & Ireland. Wm. Douglas,
Q.C., Archer Ireland.
Lafferty, A. M.
Martin) G. G.
Martin, W. J.
O Flynn, J. B.
O Neill & Stanworth. C. J. O Neill,
Ward Stanworth.
Pegley & Sayers. C. E. Pegley, Q.
C., G. A. Sayers.
Reeves, Jno.
Robinson, William H.
Scane, Houston, Stone & Scane.
E. W. Scane, M. Houston, F.
Stone, W. W. Scane.
Smith, F. W.
Thrasher & Arnold. W.A.Thrasher,
S. B. Arnold.
Walker, John A.
Warren, James.
White, Jiio. Wesley.
Wilson, Rankin, McKeough, Kerr
& Pike. Matthew Wilson, Jno.
B. Rankin, W. D. McKeough, J.
G. Kerr, M. J. Pike.
Chesley, Co. Bruce.
McKissock, R. R.
Mickle, C. J., B.A.
Clinton,, Co. Huron.
Brydone, W.
Scott, James.
Cobourg, Co. Northumberland.
Armstrong, A. J.
Boggs, F. D.
Dumble, J. F.
Dumble, J. H.
Field, McColl & Drewry. F. M.
Field, J. B. McColl, G. Drewry.
Holland, Henry F.
Huycke, E. C. S.
Kerr, Jno. W.
Kerr & Kerr. William Kerr, Q.C.,
W. F. Kerr.
Colborn.e, Co. Northumberland.
Field, McColl & Drewry. Frank
Meade Field, B.A., J. B. McColl,
Geo. Drewry, B.A.
Payne, W. L.
Webb, Hooey & Hunter. Frank
L. Webb, B.A , LL.B., David
Hooey, B.A., H. F. Hunter.
Collingwood, Co. Simcoe.
Allen, W. T.
Birnie, Jno., jr.
Bruce & Fair. Geo. M. Bruce
Robt. E. Fair.
Moberly, Geo.
Robertson, Henry, Q.C., LL.D.
Cornwall, Co. Stormont.
Bergin, Jno., Q.C.
Chishnlm, Jno. A.
Chisholm, William.
Copeland & Cameron. Geo. T:
Copeland, J. A. C. Cameron.
Danis, Daniel.
Ding-wall, James.
Harkness, Jno. G.
Leitch & Pringle. Jas. Leitch.
Q.C., R. A. Pringle.
McDonell, Adrian I.
Maclennan, Liddell & Cline. D.
B. Maclennan, Q.C., J. W. Liddell^
C. H. Cline.
Sheets, Men-it O.
Smith & Pettit. Robert Smith,
George H. Pettit.
Creem,ore, Co. Simcoe.
Fisher & Bell. Branch of Alliston.
Lennox, Boys & Brown. Branch,
of Barrie.
Drayton, Co. Wellington.
Lown, A. S.
Dresden, Co. Kent.
Sharpe, J. W.
Weir, Geo. E.
Dur\dalk, Co. Grey.
Lamon, James.
Lucas & Wright. I. B. Lucas,
W. H. Wright. (Branch.)
Mackay & Hatton. A. G. Mackay,.
W. J*. Hatton. (Branch.)
Durjrias, Co. Wentworth.
Begue, T. H. A.
Knowles, W. E. S.
Osier & Gwyn. B. B. Osier, H. C.
Gwyn.
Wardell, A. R. -& T. A. Alex. R.
Wardell, Thos. A. Wardell.
Dunnville, Co. Haldimand.
Eccles, Jno. C.
Macdonald&Macdonald. James F.
Macdonald, Stewart C. Macdon-
ald.
Swayze & Bradford. Win. D~
Swayze, Robert Bradford.
Durham., Co. Grey.
Elliott <fc Elliott.
McCaul, G. Lefroy.
Telford, John P.
Dutton, Co. Elgin.
Leitch, C. St. Clair.
Eganviile, Co. Renfrew.
Lawson, W.
Matheson, Roderick A.
Elmira, Co. Waterloo.
Colquhonn & McBride. Branch of
Waterloo.
Ferguson & Reade. Branch of
Waterloo.
Elora, Co. Wellington.
Burns, Edward.
Jacob, .
Wissler, Henry.
Erin,, Co. Wellington.
McDowell, Wm.
McKechnie, Archd. Branch 06
Brampton.
Essex, Co. Essex.
Peters, J. L.
Wismer, E. A.
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Exeter, Co. Huron.
Collins, R. H.
Dickson, L. H.
Elliot & Elliot. B. V. Elliot, Fred k
Elliot.
Fenelon Falls, Co. Victoria.
McLaughlin & McDiarmid. R. J.
McLaughlin, P. A. McDiarmid.
Fergus, Co. Wellington.
Gordon, W. H.
Monro & Faskin. N. M. Monro,
Alexander Faskin.
Forest, Co. Lambton.
Owens, W. G.
Porte, W. J.
Fort William, Algoma.
Matheson, W. A.
Morton, W. L.
Gait, Co. Waterloo.
Allenbv, Frederick G.
Ball & Blake, Arthur G. Ball,
John R. Blake,
Beaumont, E. J.
Card, W. D.
Irwin, John B.
McMullen, J. E.
Millican, W. J.
Turnhull & Barrie. Wm. Suther
land Turnbull, Robert Barrie.
Can.an.oque, Co. Leeds.
Carrol, W. B.
Curie, W. (;.
Gillett, Richard C.
Ross, J. C.
Sheppard, D. E.
Georgetown, Co. Halton.
Goodwillie, G. S.
McLeod, J. B.
Clencoe, Co. Middlesex.
Blackburn & Cox. H. S. Black
burn, A. B. Cox.
Faulds, John F.
Stuarts, Moss & Ross . Alex. Stuart,
Duncan Stuart, William D. Moss,
D. C. Ross.
Coderich, Co. Huron.
Cameron, M. G.
Cameron, Holt & Holmes. M. C.
Cameron, Q.C., Philip Holt,
Dudley Holmes.
Campion, E., Q.C.
Dancey, L. E.
Garrow & Proudfoot. J. T. Garrow,
Q.C., W. Proudfoot.
Hays, R. C.
Heaton, Ernest.
Johnston, M. O.
Lewis, Ira.
Lewis, E. N.
Goodwood, Co. Ontario.
McCullough, J. W.
Grand Valley, Co. Wellington.
Preston, J. A. V.
Cravenh,urst, Muskoka.
Hornsby, F;
McFadyen, John.
Strathy, Esten & Ardagh. H. H.
Strathy, Q.C., G. H. Esten, B.
Holford Ardagh.
Grimsby, Co. Lincoln.
Bell, Geo. F.
Meyer, Geo W.
Cuelph, Co. Wellington.
Coffee & Buckingham. Thomas P.
Coffee, W. E. Buckingham.
Cutten, W. H.
Dunbar, Charles L.
Field, G. W.
Fischer, J. B.
Guthrie & Watt. Donald Guthrie,
Q.C., James Watt, HughGuthrie.
Hannon, J. W.
Jeffrey, Nicol.
Kilgour, J. F.
Mitchell, Robert.
Macdonald & Drew. A. H. Mac
donald, John J. Drew.
McLean & McLean. W. A. McLean,
J. A. McLean.
McLean, Kenneth.
McMillan, Hugh.
Mowat & Dawson. J. A. Mowat,
Thos. S. Dawson.
Peterson, H. W.
Saunders, Thos. W.
Hagersville, Co. Haldimand.
Geddes, Forbes B.
Lindsay, Samuel E.
Hamilton, Co. Wentworth.
Bell & Pringle, 47 James St. s.
Wm. Bell, R. A. Pringle.
Bicknell, H. H., 36 James St. s.
Biggar& Lee, Canada Life Cham
bers. Sanford Dennis Biggar,
Lyman Lee.
Bruce, Burton & Bruce, Canada
LifeChambers. Alexander Bruce,
Q.C., Warren F. Burton, Ralph
R. Bruce.
Carscallen & Cahill, 16 James St.
s. H. Carscallen, Q.C., Edwin
D. Cahill, D Arcy Tate.
Chisholm & Logie, 67 James St. s.
James Chisholm, W. A. Logie.
CRERAR, CRERAR & BANKIER,
Hamilton Provident Chambers.
John Crerar, Q.C., Peter D. Cre-
rar, Patrick M. Bankier. (See
card.)
Culham & Witton, Bank of Com
merce Building. J. A. Culham,
Harry B. Witton.
Duff, W. A. H., 67 James St. s.
Evans, W. T., 14 Main St. e.
Farmer & Farmer, 34 Main St. e.
T. D. J. Farmer, John G. Farmer.
Furlong & Beasley, Bank of Com
merce Building. Edw. Furlong,
Alex. C. Beasley.
Gage & Burkholder, 61 John St. s.
Robt, R. Gage, C. E. Burkholder.
Gibson, Osborne & O Reilly, Bank
of Commerce Building . Hon.
J. M. Gibson, Q.C., W. W. Os
borne, M. J. O Reilly.
Haslett, Thomas C., 28 James St. s.
Jelfs, G. F., Police Mag. Office.
Jones, J. W., 67 James St. s.
Kerr, Geo. S., 67 James St. s.
Knnwles, W. E. S., 27 King w.
Lazier & Lazier, 36 James St. s.
F. Lazier. Q.C., E. F. Lazier.
Lemon, Chas., 32J Hughson St. s.
Livingston & Garrett, 28 James St.
s. Stuart Livingston,, LL.B., A.
E. Garrett.
Levering. W. H., Hughson St. s.
Lyall, T. F., 17-19 King w.
Macdonald, \ValterR. ,69 JamesSt.s.
MacKelcan, F., Q.C., Bank of Com
merce Building.
MacLennan, J. K., 36 James St. s.
Malone, Martin, 14 Main St. e.
Martin & Martin, 47 James St. s.
Edward Martin, Q.C., E. K. C.
Martin, I). Martin.
Martin, F. B., 28 James St. s.
Martin, Geo. E., 30 King St. e.
McClemont, W. M., 28 King St. w.
McKean, John, Hamilton Provident
Chambers.
Mewburn & Ambrose, 30 Main St. e.
S. C. Mewburn, E. H. Ambrose.
Mills, G. H. 47 James St.
Monck, J. F., 10i King St. w.
Nesbitt, Gauld & Dickson, Hamil
ton Provident Chambers. J. W
Nesbitt, Q.C., John G. Gauld.
James Dickson.
Papps, Geo. S., 69 James St. s.
Robertson, H. H., 34 Hughson
St. s.
Ross, W. L., Traders Bank Bldg.
Scott, Lees & Hobson, 47 James
St. s. Jno. J. Scott, Wm. Lees,
Thos. Hobson, G. A. M. Young.
Smith & Martin, 8 Main St. e.
L. C. Smith, F. R. Martin.
Staunton & O Heir, 24 James St. s.
Geo. L. Staunton, A. O Heir.
Teetzel, Harrison & McBrayne,
Traders Bank Bldg. J. V. Teet
zel, Q.C., Jno. Harrison, W. S.
McBrayne.
Thompson, G. C., 67 James St. s.
Waddell, J. N., Court House.
Waddell, F. R., Court House.
Walker, W. F., Q.C., 17 King St. w.
Wardrope & Carpenter, 18 Main St.
e. W. H. Wardrope, Henry
Carpenter.
Washington, S. F., Hamilton Provi
dent Chambers.
Witherspoon, R. W., 26 Main St. e.
Harriston, Co. Wellington.
Campbell, A. G.
Ebbels, W. D.
r|awl^esbury, Co. Prescott.
Lawlor, Herbert W.
Hespeler, Co. Waterloo.
Creighton, J.
Huntsville, Muskoka.
Mc-Mtirrich, Coats-worth, Hedging
& Grant.
Wilgress, G. S.
ln,gersoll, Co. Oxford.
Hegler & Hegler. J. C. Hegler,
J. H. Hegler.
Holcroft, W. W.
Jackson, J. B.
McDonald, James F.
Vance, Jas.
Walsh, Michael.
Wells, Thos.
Kemptville, Co. Grenville.
Ferguson, G. H.
French & Allen. F. J. French
Q.C., I. K. Allen.
Kidd & Jones. G. E. Kidd, B.
Morton Jones.
Kincardine, Co. Bruce.
Loscombe, \V. C., Q C.
Macpherson, James A.
Scott, James H.
Stewart, James McK.
Kingston, Co Frontenac.
Bawden, Jos., 194 Ontario St.
Britton & Whiting, 69 Clarence
Street. B. M. Britton, Q.C., Jno.
L. Whiting.
Brown, Fred. M., 159 Wellington
St.
Cunningham, A. B., 79 Clarence St.
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Kirkpatrick & Rogers, 194 Ontario
St. Hon. G.A. Kirkpatrick.Q.C.,
R. V. Rogers, Q.C., W. F. Nickle,
J. H. Macnee.
King, F., Ontario Chambers, King
and Clarence.
Kirkpatvick, F. G., Merchants
Bank Bldg., cor. Brock and
Wellington.
Macdonell & Farrell, 38 Clarence
St. G. M. Macdonell, Q.C., J. M.
Farrell.
Machar, J. M., 38 Clarence St.
Mudie, John, 89 Clarence St.
Mundell, Wm., 151 Wellington St.
Mclntyre & Mclntyre, 304 King
St. E. John Mclntyre, Q.C.,
D. M. Mclntyre.
Shaw, Robert/332 King St. e.
Skinner, J. S., 79 Clarence St.
Smith, C. F., cor. Brock and King.
Smythe & Lyon, Ontario Chambers,
King and Clarence. E. H. Smythe,
Q.C., Herbert I. Lyon.
Snook, T. L., 200 Ontario St.
Strange, Jno., 95 Clarence St.
Sullivan, W. H., 36 Clarence St.
Walkem & Walkem, 93 Clarence
St. R. T. Walkem, Q.C., J. B.
Walkem.
Webster, C. K., 151 Wellington St.
l^ingsville, Co. Essex.
Clement, R. V.
Smith, W. A.
Lancaster, Co. Glengarry.
Macdonald, Jno. Sandfield.
Stewart, Wm.
Leamington, Co. Essex.
Boles. A. T.
Douglas, George B.
Easton, W. T.
Hanna & Cowan. II. D. Cowan.
Lindsay. Co. Victoria.
Barron & Steers. Jno. A. Barren,
Q.C., Wm. Steers.
Devlin, A. P.
Hopkins, G. H.
Mclntyre & Stewart. D. J. Mc
lntyre, Q.C., Thos. Stewart.
Mclaughlin & McDiarmid. R. J.
McLaughlin, F. A. McDiarmid.
McMurchy, N. A.
McSweyn & Anderson. John Me-
Sweyn, D. R. Anderson.
Moore & Jackson. F. D. Moore,
Alex. Jackson.
O Leary, Hugh, Q.C.
IJstowel, Co. Perth.
Blewett, F. R.
Morphv & Carthew. H. B. Morphy,
J. M . Carthew.
Terhune, J. E.
L Original, Co. Presc t & Russell.
Constantineau, A.
Gillan. C. E.
Lawlor, Herbert W.
Maxwell, John
O Brian & Hall. Colin Gregor
O Brian, William Samuel Hall.
Thistlethwaite, F. W.
London, Co. Middlesex.
Bartram, W. H., 99 Dundas St.
Bayly & Bayly, 404 Talbot St. R.
Bayly, Q.C., R. A. B^yly, LL.B.
Beatlie, J. H. A., 87i Dundas St.
Blackburn & Cox, 124 Carling St.
H. S. Blackburn, A. B. Cox.
Buchner, U A. . 83 Dundas St.
Casey, A very, 402 Richmond St.
Chisholm, A. G., 78 Dundas St.
Clarke, Wm. J., 180 Dundas St.
Cowan, R. K., Bank of Commerce
Buildings.
Cronyn & Betts, Huron & Erie
Buildings, Richmond St. V.
Cronyn, F. P. Betts, H. Cronyn.
Elliot, Bartlett & Graham, Rich
mond St. Hume Blake Elliot,
P. H. Bartlett, R. M. Graham.
Essery, E. T., 143 Dundas St.
Fitzgerald & Fitzgerald, 171 Dun
das St. W. C. Fitzgerald, W. E.
Fitzgerald.
Flock & Flock, Carling Block.
J. H. Flock, Q.C., E. W. M. Flock.
Fraser & Fraser, 404 Talbot St. J.
H. Fraser, Q.C., M. D. Fraser, J.
P. Moore.
Gibbons & Mulkern, Richmond and
Carling Sts. Geo. C. Gibbons,
Q.C. , P. Mulkern, Fred. F. Harper.
Graydon & Graydon. H. M. Gray-
don, N. P. Graydon.
Greenlees, A., 422 RichniO7id St.
Gunn & Harvey, 412 Richmond St.
Geo. C. Gunn, W. J. Harvey.
Hellmuth & Ivey, Bank of Com
merce Bids. L F. Hellmuth, C.
H. Ivey.
Jarvis & Vining, 73 Dundas St.
Chauncey G. Jarvis, Jared Vin
ing, B.A.
Jeffery, Albert O., LL.B., D.C.L.,
Market Lane.
Johnston, Edward H., 430^ Rich
mond St.
Luscombe, T. H., 169 Dundas St.
Love & Dignan, 418 Talbot St.
Francis Love, R. H. Dignan.
Macbeth & Macpherson, 74J Dun
das St. Talbot Macbeth, John
Macpherson.
McCann, B. C., 90 Dundas St.
McEvoy.Wilson & Pope,402 Ridout
St., opp. Court House. John M.
McEvoy, B.A., LL.B., W. A.
Wilson, B. A., LL.B., H. C.
Pope, B.A., LL.B.
McPhillips & Toothe, 59 Dundas St.
P. McPhillips, R, M. C. Toothe.
McWhinney, J. Mercer, Richmond
St.
Magee, McKillop & Murphy, Dun
das and Richmond. James
Magee, Q.C., Jas. B. McKillop,
Thos. J. Murphy.
Marsh & Marsh, 110 Dundas St.
G. W. Marsh, W. L. E. Marsh.
Meredith, Cameron & Judd, 70^
Dundas St. Edmund Meredith,
Edward R. Cameron, Jos. C.
Judd.
Meredith & Fisher, 74 Dundas St.
T. G. Meredith, R. G. Fisher.
O Neill, J. D., 110 Dundas St.
Partridge, Thos., Oddfellows Hall.
Parke & Purdom, Richmond St.
E. J. Parke, Q.C., T. H. Purdom,
Alex. Purdom.
Powell, C. G., 437 Richmond St.
Proudfoot, W. A.. 110 Duudas St.
Scatcherd, Elbelwolf, 403 Rich
mond St.
Stuarts, Moss & Ross, cor. Dundas
and Richmond Sts. Alex. Stuart,
Duncan Stuart, W. D. Moss,
Duncan C. Ross, LL.B,
Tenneut, McDonagh & Coleridge,
78 Dundas St. D. H. Tennent,
M. P. McDonagh, Thos.Coleridge.
Walker, J. S., 157 Maple St.
Weeks & Scandrett. G. N. Weeks,
T. W. Scandret. 98 Dundas St.
Weld Edmund, S7A Dundas.
Winnett, J. W., 420 Talbot St.
Lucan, Co. Middlesex.
Macdiarinid, W.
Luckrjow, Co. Bruce.
Malcomson, Percy A.
Morrison, H.
IVJadoc, Co. Hastings.
Cross, Wm.
McDonald, A. A.
Stewart, D. E. K.
NJattawa, District Nipissing.
Browning, A. G., Branch of North
Bay.
Dun lop, D. A.
Markdale, Co. Grey.
McCullogh, P.
Markham, Co. York.
Higgins & Douglas.
Holmes & Gregory.
Lawrence & Ormiston.
Mairs, Alex.
Stephenson, George H.
IVJeaford, Co. Grey.
Wilson & Dyre. Jno. S. Wilson,
T. H. Dyre, Thornbury P.O.
Corley & Hayward. J. W. S. Cor-
ley (Toronto), G. Hayward (Mea-
ford).
Sutherland, Charles.
IVlerrickville, Co. Grenville.
Gillan, C. E.
Midland, Co. Simcoe.
Bennett, Humphrey.
Morgan, G. St. V.
Roe, Mr.
tyilton, Co. Halton.
Boyd, E. W.
Chisholm, Victor.
Dick, W. J.
Elliott, John W.
Matheson, Thos. G.
McCraney, Geo. E.
Mitchell, Co. Perth.
Dent & Thompson. Abraham Dent,
F. H. Thompson.
Goodeve, Geo. S.
Morrisburg, Co. Dundas.
Hilliard, Irwin.
Johnston & Bradfield. Adam
Johnston, Geo. F. Bradfield.
Lyle, R. F.
Myers, C. A.
Tyrrel, Frank.
Whitney, James Pliny, Q.C.
Nloun,t Forest, Co. Wellington.
Clarke & Clarke. J. B. Clarke,
Q.C., A. S. Clarke.
Kingston, W. H., Q.C.
Kilgour, R. O.
Macgregor, M. O.
McMullen, J. A.
Perry, W. C.
ftapanee, Co. Lennox.
Deroche & Madden. H. M. De-
roche, Q.C.. J. H. Madden.
English & Perry. Jno. English,
W. H. Perry.
Gibson & Clute. S. Gibson, R. C.
Clute, Q.C. (of Belleville).
Herrington & Warner. W. S.
Herrington, S. C. Warner.
Morden, Ruttan & Morphy. (i. F.
Ruttan, A. W. Morphy.
Preston, D. H.,Q.C.
Wilson, W. O.
Wilson, Uriah M.
[Newcastle, Co. Durham.
Wright, Chas.
New Hamburg, Co. Waterloo.
Millar, William.
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|<ewmarket, Co. York.
Lloyd, T. If.
Robertson, Thos. J.
Widdifield, W. O.
Niagara Falls, Co. Welland.
Cole, Alfred.
Fraser & Woodruff. Alex. Fraser
W. E. Woodruff.
German & Crow. Wm. German
A. C. Crow.
Hill, F. W.
McBurney, F. C.
Jlorth. Bay, Dist. of Nipissing.
Browning & Leask.
La Rose, P. A. C.
McNamara, J. M.
Norwich, Co - Oxford.
Brown, Thomas.
H. J. Duncan.
Norwood, Co. Peterborough.
Campbell, W. A. F.
Grover, Thos. Maitland.
Sherry, Geo. J.
Oak,ville, Co. Halton.
Applehe, R. S.
Cameron & Lee.
Patterson, C. B.
Tizard, Geo. L.
Oil Springs, Co. Lambton.
Dawson & Greenizen.
Shaunessy, A. E.
Isbister, J.
Moncrieff & Gausby.
Wilson, F. N.
Orangeville, Co. Dufferin.
Fish, J. N., B.A.
Hughson, A. A.
Island, John L.
McKay, W. J. L.
McKeown, C. R.
Myers & Robb. Elgin Myers, Q.C
Geo. Robb.
Walsh, W. L.
Orillia, Co. Simcoe.
Evans, F. G.
Grant & Grant. R. A. Grant, G.D.
Grant.
Grant, D. Inglis.
Gunn, R. D.
Hammond, J. H.
Lafferty, T. B.
McCarthy, Pepler, Corbould & Mc
Carthy. D Alton McCarthy, Q.C.,
Francis E. P. Pepler, Q.C., Chas.
Corbould. and J. A. McCarthy.
McCosh, John.
Robinson, Samuel S.
Oshawa, Co. Ontario.
Grierson, J. F.
Jones, C. A.
Morphy, Henry E.
Murton, L. K.
Ottawa, Co. Carleton.
Barry, William H., Egan s Block.
Belcourt & Ritchie, Central Cham
bers. N. A. Belcourt, John A.
Ritchie.
Bishop & Smith, Ontario Cham
bers. John Bishop, Louis Arthur
Smith.
Bradley & Wyld, 21 Central Cham
bers. Richard A. Bradley, Wm
Wyld.
Blanchet, Chas. A. , Central Cham
bers.
Christie, Greene & Greene, 110 Wel
lington St. John Christie, Geo.
M. Greene, Wentworth Greene.
15
Chrysler & Lewis, 7 Ontario Cham
bers. Francis Henry Chrysler,
Q.C., Jno. Travers Lewis.
Code & Beament, Egan s Block.
W. A. Code, T. A. Beament.
Code & Burritt, Carleton Cham
bers. R. G. Code, E. F. Burritt.
Constantineau & Lawlor, 569 Sus
sex St.
Ferguson, Alexander, Q.C., Carle-
ton Chambers.
Fisher & Smith, Thistle s Chambers.
I. P. Fisher, J. J. Smith.
French & Magee, Central Cham
bers. F. J. French, Q.C., F. A.
Magee.
Fripp, Alfred E., Carleton Chamb s
Gemmill & May, 11 and 14 Carleton
Chambers. John Alexander
Gemmill, Archie Foster May.
Gormully & Orde, Durie s Cham
bers. Joseph James Gormully,
Q.C., Jno. Fosbery Orde.
Gorman, M. J., 35 and 36 Carleton
Chambers.
Grant & Sims. J. C. Grant, R.
J. Sims.
Gundry, Arthur W., 25 Sparks St.
Henderson, Stuart, 56 Sparks St.
Henderson, G., Carleton Chamb rs.
Hick, Robert, Durie s Chambers.
Hodgins, John, 11 and 12 Ontario
Chambers.
Hodgins, W. E., Justice Dept.
Kidd, Wm. John, 104 Sparks St.
Kidd & Jones, Ontario Chambers.
Geo. Eldon Kidd, B. M. Jones.
Latchford & Macdougall, 19 Elgin
St. F. R. Latchford, Lome Mac-
dougall.
Lees, W. A. D., Court House.
Lussier, Alfred E., 569 Sussex St.
MacCraken, Henderson & McKay,
Central Chambers. John I. Mac
Craken, George F. Henderson,
W. M. McKay.
Macfarlane, Alphonse, Carleton
Chambers.
Maclean, Donald Hector, Central
Chambers.
Mahon, Edward, Nicholas St.
Mott, Wm., 56 Sparks St.
McCready J. J., 61 Sparks St.
McLaurin & Millar, 19 Elgin St.
Geo. McLaurin, Haldane Millar.
McLean, D. L., 51 Sparks St.
Mclntyre & Powell, 36 Carleton
Chambers. Alex. Fraser Mcln
tyre, Q.C., F. C. Powell.
McVeitv, Tavlor, 106 Sparks St.
Nellis,Monk& Matheson, 22 Metcalfe
St. Thos. F. Nellis, Henry C.
Monk, R. B. Matheson.
Nugent, A., Ontario Chambers.
O Connor & Hogg, 83| Sparks St.
Daniel O Connor, Q~.C., William
D. Hogg, Q.C., Charles O Connor.
O Gara, MacTavish & Gemmell, 58
Sparks St. Martin O Gara, Q.C.,
Duncan Byron MacTavish, Q.C.,
Robert Ernest Gemmell.
O Meara, J. J., 15 Ontario Chambers
O Meara & O Meara, 74 Sparks St.
John O Meara, John E. O Meara.
Percival, Herbert Alfred, Ontario
Chambers.
Perkins & Fraser, 64 Sparks St.
William C. Perkins, Angus W.
Fraser.
Pratt & Pratt. Horace Pratt, Chas
B. Pratt.
Pratt, Horace, 104 Sparks St.
Ritchie, Owen, 27 and 28 Ontario
Chambers.
Scott & Scott, Carleton Chambers.
Hon. Richard Wm. Scott, O.C
D Arcy Scott.
Sinclair, R. V., 22 Central Cham
bers, Elgin St.
Smellie, Jas. F., Ontario Chambers.
Smith & McDougall, 51 Sparks St.
Stewart, McLeod, 14 Metcalfe St
Ward, J. W. W., 20 Botelier St.
Ower\ Sound, Co. Grey.
Armstrong & Telford. Jno. Arm
strong, Wm. P. Telford, jr.
Armstrong, Wm.
Bishop &Middlebro. W. A. Bishop
W. S. Middlebro.
Christie, Robert.
Creasor & Smith. A. D. Creasor,
H. B. Smith.
Evans & Scott. R. W. Evans, J.
M. Scott, C. T. Sutherland.
Ford, A. W.
Frost & Batson. J. W. Frost, Chas.
A. Batson.
Kilbourn & Kilbourn. John M.
Kilbourn, Frank H. Kilbourn.
Lucas & Wright. J. B. Lucas, W
H. Wright.
MacKay <fc Hatton. A. G. Mackav,
W. J. Hatton.
Masson, Wm.
Tucker & Spotton. H. G. Tucker
W. H. B. Spotton.
Paisley, Co. Bruce.
Cowan, Hector.
McCallum, Arch. B.
Palrnerston, Co. Wellington.
Clarke, Allister, M.
Drew & Downs.
Paris, Co. Brant.
Foley, Chas. M.
Smith, J. Gordon.
Smoke, Franklin.
Parkin, Co. Middlesex.
Goodman, Kenneth.
MacTavish, A. A.
O Brien, Thos.
Parry Sound, Dist. Parry S d
Haight, W. L.
Pirie & Stone. Edwin Pine, H
E. Stone.
Pembroke, Co. Renfrew.
Burritt, Jas. H.
Delahaye & Reeves. Gid. Delahaye,
LL.B., John H. Reeves.
Forgie, Jno. G.
Irving, Lennox, B.A.
Kennedy, Jno. D., B.A.
Metoalfe & Metcalfe. Jno. H
Metcalfe, J. R. Metcalfe.
O Meara, Jno. J.
Scott, Francis.
White & Williams. Wm. R. White
Q.C., W. H. Williams.
Pen.etan.guish.ene, Co. Simcoe.
Morgan, G. St. V.
Thompson & Hewson. A B
Thompson, W. H. Hewson.
Pert!], Co. Lanark.
Allan, J. A.
Consitt, George A
Foy, C. J.
Hall & Hall.
Malloch & Armour. E. G. Malloch
(Co. Attorney), James Armour.
Matheson & Balderson. Arthur J
Matheson, J. M. Balderson.
Rogers & Stewart.
Shaw, Alex. C.
Peterborough, Co. Peterboro 1 .
Bennett, J. W.
Burnham, John, Q.C.
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Dennistown, Peck & Stevenson.
R. M. Dennistown, E. A. Peck,
A. Stevenson.
Bumble & Johnston. D.W. Bumble,
W. F. Johnston.
Edinunson & Dixon. Geo. Ed-
munson, A. E. Dixon
Edwards, E. B.
Green, John.
Hall & Hayes. E. H. D. Hall, L.
M. Hayes.
Hatton & Wood. G. W. Hatton,
R. E. Wood.
Kerr, Gladman & Kerr. Win. Kerr,
Q.C., F. W. Gladman, Francis D.
Kerr, B.A.
Moore, W. H.
Pousette, A P., Q.C.
O Connell, Daniel.
O Conner, L. V.
Roger, Geo. M.
Sawers. Campbell W.
Stone, Erastus B.
Stratton & Hall. W. A. Stratton,
R. R. Hall
Petrolea, Co. Lambton.
Dawson &Greenizen. H. J. Daw-
son, I. Greenizen.
Isbister, J.
Moncrieff & Gausby, Geo. Mon-
crieff, Q.C., J. D. Gausby.
Shaunessy, A. E.
Webster, J. A.
Wilson, F. W.
Picton., Co. Prince Edward.
Alcorn, G. O.
Allison, M. R.
Allison, W. H. R., County Court
Clerk.
Brown, J. Roland, Crown Att y.
Gilbert, N.
Hubbs, R. H.
Macnee, P. C.
Widdifield, C. H.
Wright & Walmsley. John A.
Wright, Thomas Walmsley.
Young, E. M.
Port Arthur, Thunder Bay Dist.
Gorham, Thos. A , Crown Atty.
Keefer, Frank H.
Langworthy, W. F.
McBrady, William.
Wink, A. S.
Port Elgin, Co. Bruce.
Burgess, W.
Dalrymple, J. C.
Port HP e i ( Durham.
Baines, T. T.
Chisholm & Chisholm. D. H
Chisholm, W. C. Chisholm.
Holland, R. H.
Smith, Seth S.
Ward, H. A.
White, Henry.
Port Perry, Co. Ontario.
Billings, John.
Ebbels, H. I-
Yarn old, F. M.
Prescott, Co. Grenville.
Dowsley, J. K.
French, F. J.
Halpin, P. K.
Knapp, F. A.
O Reilly, J. R.
Preston, Co. Waterloo.
Hanning, C. R.
Rat Portage.
Boyce & Bearisto.
Cooper, D. II.
Fitzgerald, James.
Langford, Henry.
McLennan, Allan.
Moran, W. J.
Thibaudeau, W. B.
Renfrew, Co. Renfrew.
Chovvn, S. T.
Craig, James.
Grout, Trevor H.
McGarry, Thomas W.
Ridgetown, Co. Kent.
Mills & Mills. David Mills, Q.C.,
Walter Mills.
Reycraft, Louis J.
Ridley & Gundy. Edward H. Rid
ley, Wm. E. Gundy.
Smith, H. D.
Watson, O. K.
Rodney, Co. Elgin.
Jell, H. F.
Shaw, John D.
Sarnia, Co. Lambton.
Adams, Joshua.
Bucke, J. P.
Gurd & Kittermaster. Norman
Gurd, LL.B., Fred. W. Kitter
master.
Hanna & Burnham. W. J. Hanna,
A. S. Burnham.
Lister, Cowan & Mackenzie. J. F.
Lister, Q.C., Jno. Cowan, D.
Mackenzie.
Logan, John R.
McDowall, James A.
McMillan, I laniel Spencer.
Pardee & Garvey. Chas. M. Garvey,
Frederick F. Pardee.
Sullivan, M.
Weir, A., B.A., LL.B.
Sault Ste. Marie, Dist. Algoina.
Carney, W. N.
Farwell, C. F.
Hamilton, H. C.
Hearst, W. H.
Kehoe, J. James.
McFadden, M.
McKay, John.
Rogers, Fred. D. C. L.
Simpson, N.
Seaforth,, Co. Huron.
Best, J. M.
Holmstead, Frank.
Hays, Robert Stanley.
Shelburn.e, Co. Dufferin.
Douglas & Whiteside.
Vance, G. M.
Simcoe, Co. Norfolk.
Ansley & Slaght. J. H. Ansley
T. R. Slaght.
Backus, C. C.
Curtis, F. E.
Kelly & Porter. W. E. Kelly, J
Porter.
Petrie, H. B.
Wells & Innis. W. G. Wells, H.
P. Innis.
Tisriale, Tisdale & Reid. D. Tis-
dale, E. Tisdale, F. Reid.
Smith s Falls, Co. Lanark.
Cairns, G. F.
Lavell, Farrell & Lavell. Jno.
Reeve Lavell, Alex. Gray Far
rell, Harry A. Lavell.
McEwen, J.
Sparham, B. E.
Southampton,, Co. Bruce.
Ray, N. A.
St. Catharines, Co. Lincoln.
Breiman, Michael, 4 St. Paul St.
Campbell, J. S., 23 Queen St.
Collier & Burson. H. H. Collier,
George B. Burson.
Connor, Charles H., Queen St.
Cox & Yale. R. G. Cox, Henrj
Yale, C. J. Benson.
Gilleland, W. B., St. Paul St.
Ingersoll & Varley. J. H. Ingersoll,.
J. E. Varley, St. Paul St.
Keys, James A., G6 St. Paul St.
Lancaster, E. A.
Macdonald, F. W.
Marquis, A. W. Queen St.
McCarron, M. J., Queen St.
McClive & McClive, St. Paul St.
McKeown, John.
Rykert, J. C., Q.C., St. Paul St.
Towers & Peterson. N. B. Towers.
Geo. Peterson.
Wilson, W. J.
Stayner, Co. Simcoe.
Hood, Fraser & Sullivan. Jno,
Hood, James Fraser, A. J. F.
Sullivan.
Stirling, Co. Hastings.
Halliwell, I. E.
Thrasher, G. G.
Stratford, Co. Perth.
Coughlin, J. J., Gordon Block.
Duggan, J. M., Oddfellows Block.
Harding, Jnc. E.
Harding, R. T.
Idington & Palmer, Idington s-
Block. Jno. Idington, Q.C., J.
Frank Palmer.
Lawrence, G. W. (Wm. Lawrence),
Mabee, J. P., Windsor Block.
McPherson & Davidson. G. G,
McPherson, J. A. Davidson.
Panton, A. M., Windsor Block.
Smith & Steele. Gordon Block.
E. Sidney Smith, J. Steele.
Strath.roy, Co. Middlesex.
Bartlett, Elliott & Thomas.
Cameron. Jno.
Folinsbee, Jno.
Laird, W. P.
Stewart, Moss & Ross.
Traver, Elliott.
St. Thomas, Co. Elgin.
Coughlin, Daniel.
Coyne, James H.
Crothers, D. B. S.
Crothers, T. W.
Davidson, J. B.
Donahue, D. J.
Doherty, W. P..
Farley, Jno., Q.C. Exchange Bldgs.
Glenn, James M.
Grant, Andrew, Elgin andTalbotSts.
Horton, Edward.
Kains, Jno. A.. Talbot St.
Maxwell & Harvey. C.F. Maxwell,
J. A. Harvey.
McConnell, R. H.
McCrimmon, Angus, 569 Talbot St.
McDougall & Robertson, Talbot St.
Colin Macdougal!, Q.C., J. S.
Robertson.
McLean, McLean & Cameron, Tal
bot St. Jno. McLean, J. A. Mc
Lean, W. K. Cameron.
Miller, Robert, 302 Talbot St.
Price, S.
Robinson, J. A.
Travers, H. B.
White, W. J.
Wickett, W. L.
Stouffville, Co. Ontario.
Macdonald & Filch. G. S.
donald, C. R. Fitch.
McCullough, James.
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St. Mary s, Go Perth.
Harding, E. \V.
Harstone, L.
Jameson & Graham. D. W. Jame
son, J. W. Graham.
Moscrip, W. C.
Sudbury, Nipissing.
Bigger, M. C.
Fowler, J.
Lemieux, F. F.
Sundridge, Dis, Parry Sound.
Wall, G.
Sutton, Co. York.
Paterson & Crozier. N. F. Pater
son, Q.C., Arch. Crozier.
Tara, Co. Bruce.
Start, Chas. Edward.
Teeswater, Co. Bruce.
Stephens, J. J.
Th,amesville, Co. Kent.
Coutts, Jno.
Thornbury, Co. Grey.
Wilson &Dy re. Branch of Meaford.
Thorold, Co. Welland.
Casey, Fred. W.
Collier & Burson. Herbert Collier
G. B. Burson.
Tilsonburg, Co. Oxford.
Carruthers, John.
Clarke, Chas. F.
Dowler & Sinclair. W. A. Dowler
V. A. Sinclair.
Livingstone, L. B. C.
Vansetorat, J. G.
Toronto, Co. York.
Akers, John, 1 Wellington e.
Allan. W. T., 46 King w.
Anglin & Mallon, s.w. cor. Victoria
& Adelaide. Frank L. Anglin,
James W. Mallon.
Agnew, Jno., 76 Canada Life Bldg.
Armour, Miokle & Williams, 12
King w. E. Douglas Armour,
Q.C., Henry W. Mickle, A. J.
Williams.
Armstrong, Alfred Bosworth, 77
Victoria St.
Armstrong, Thomas C. L., 30
Toronto St.
Arnold, O. M., 34 Victoria St.
Arnoldi, G. F. I. (Gibson, Arnoldi
& Co.), 36 Toronto St.
Ashworth, John, 61 Victoria St.
Atkinson, Wm. Pryor, 9 Toronto St.
Bain, Andrew, 9J Adelaide e.
Baldwin, Lawrence H., Manning
Arcade.
Baldwin, Robt., Canada Life Bldg.
Baxter, Dighton W., 75 Yonge St.
Bayley, Edward, 23 Toronto St.
Beale, W. L., Medical Building.
Beatty, Blackstock, Nesbitt &
Chadwick, Bank of Toronto. W.
H. Beatty, Thos. Gibbs Black-
stock, Geo. Tate Bluckstock, Q.
C.. K.M. Chadwick. Wallace Nes
bitt, \V. R. Riddell, Thos. Percy
Gait, William H. Brouse, David
Fasken, A. Monro Grier, H. Arm
strong, U. McKay, C. W. Beattv.
Beat.v, Hamilton & Snow, Con
federation Life Building. James
Beaty, Q. C., D. C. L., J. C.
Hamilton, LL.B., A. J. Rus
sell Snow, C. P. Smith.
Beaumont, R. B., 18 Toronto St.
Beavers, George, Room 53, Con
federation Life Chambers.
Beck & Code, 65 King e. H. T.
Beck, James R. Code.
Bentley, Wm. B., 47 Canada Lif
Building.
Best & Smythe, 70 Victoria St
W. R. Smythe, William H. Best
Biggar & Barton, Canada Life
Building. C. R.W. Biggar, Q.C.
Geo. F. Burton, Geo. C. Biggar
Biggs & Lewis, Freehold Building
S. C. Biggs, Q.C., A. R. Lewis
Q.C.
BLAKE, LASH & CASSELS, Bank
of Commerce Building. Edwarc
Blake, Q.C., S. H. Blake, Q.C.
Z. A. Lash, Q.C., Walter Cassels
Q.O., A. Mackenzie, W. H. Blake
Hume Blake, E. F. Blake, A. W
Anglin, T. D. Law, W. A. H. Kerr
Waller Gow. (See card.)
Boomer, Geo. A., 23 Toronto St.
Boswell, Arthur R., 59 Yonge St.
Boultbee & Boultbee, 34 VictoriaSt
Reginald Boultbee, H. C. Boult
bee.
Bowerman, L. H., 43 and 44
Canada Life Building.
Boyd, Alex., Freehold Loan Bldg
Boyd & Thurston, 23 Toronto St
W. T. Boyd, W. G. Thurston.
Bradford & Titus, Bank of Com
merce Building. W. L. Titus W
H. Bradford.
BROWN, MERRITT A., 16 Yonge
St. Arcade. (See <-ard.)
Bruce, John, 54 Adelaide St. e.
Bruce & Fair, 124 Victoria St.
Geo. W. Bruce, Robert E. Fair.
Bull & Werrett, 57 Adelaide St
Thomas H. Bull, Wm. A. Werrett
Burritt, W. E., 103 Bay St.
Burk, A. W., Freehold Loan Bldg.
Cameron & Crooks. 24 King w. A!
B. Cameron, A. D. Crooks.
Campbell. Dugald, 1 Toronto St.
Campbell, John Henry Mayne, 17
Manning Arcade.
Campbell & Whitehead, Room 25
Janes Building. Dugald Camp
bell, Wm. M. Whitehead.
Canavan, John, 23 Scott St.
Cane, G. F., 19 Manning Arcade.
Canniff & Carmiff, Freehold Loan
Building. James Foster Canniff,
Henry Thorpe Canniff.
Carscallen & Hall, Aberdeen Cham
bers. Andrew B. Carscallen, W
C. Hall.
Cassels, Cassels & Brock, 4 Wel
lington e. Hamilton Cassels,
R. S. Cassels, Henry Brock G
M. Kelly.
Cassels & Standish, 15 Toronto St
Allan Cassels, Ira Standish.
Caston, & Co., 33 Richmond St,w.
H. E. Caston.
Caswell, Thos., Astt. City Solicitor.
Cavell & Gibson, 43 Adelaide e.
William Richard Cavell, Thomas
Alexander Gibson.
Church, H. W., Equity Chambers
Clarke, S. R., 59 Yonge St.
Clark, Wm. Mortimer & Gray,
Freehold Loan Building Wm
Mortimer Clark, Q.C., Frank M!
Gray, W. A. Baird.
CLARK, W. J., 75 Yonge Street
Janes Building. (See card )
Clarke, Bowes, Hilton & Swabey
Janes Building, 75 Yon^e St
J. B. Clarke, Q.C., R. H. Bowes
F. A. Hilton, Chas. Swabey, E
Scott Griffin.
Clement & Spence, Confederation
Life Building. W. H. P Cle
ment, .1. U. Spence.
Clute, Macdonald, Mclntosh &
McCrimmon, McKinnon Build
ing. R. C. Clute, Q.C., G. S
Macdonald, J. A. Mclntosh, Neil
McCrimmon.
Coburn, J. H., 74 Church St.
Cockburn, H. C. L., 15 Toronto St
Coe, John W., 63 Yonge St.
Cook, John Edwin, 157 Bay St.
Cook, Macdonald & Brig-gs 1 Ade
laide St. e. W. Cook, J. A. Mac
donald, A. W. Briggs.
Corley, J. W. Seymour, 80 Canada
Life Building.
Crombie, Worrell & Gwynne, 18-20
King w. John Austin Worrell
Q.C., Wm. D. Gwynne.
Deacon, C. P., 75 Adelaide e.
Delamere, Reesor, English & Ross
17 Toronto St. T. D. Delamere
Q.C., H. A. Reesor, E. Taylour
English, C. C. Ross.
Denison & Macklem, 15 Toronto St
Fred C. Denison, M.P., O. R.
Macklem.
Denison, F. Shirley, 80 Church St.
Denovan & Denovan, 24 Adelaide
St.e. Joshua Denovan, Allan M
Denovan.
Denton & Dods, 10 Adelaide e
Frank Denton, Andrew Dods
Dewart, Raney & Maw, 26 Kine- e
H. H. Dewart, W. E. Raney, H
M. Maw.
Dickson & Johnson, 12 Adelaide e
R. A. Dickson, R. L. Johnson
Dockery, T. D., 80 Church St.
Donovan, Joseph A., 32 Adelaide
Street e.
Douglas & Murray, 61 Victoria and
1296 Queen w. John Douglas
Alex. George Murray.
Drake, Frank A., 9 Toronto St
Drayton & Dunbar, 9 Toronto St
Philip H. Drayton, Ferguson .1
Dunbar.
Drayton, H. L., City Hall
Duff, Thos. A.,28TorontoSt
Duncan, Grant & Skeans, 25 Kine-
Street west Bar.k of Commerc!
S U n g ; J- J - B - Du ncan, W.
H. Grant, W. A. Skeans.
Dunn, H. L., 18 Manning Arcade
Durand, Charles, 239 Huron St
DuVernet & Jone,, 15 Toronto St
E. E. A. DuVernet, Jas. E. Jones
Durable, J.F., 24 Adelaides
Eagen & Denison, 1 Toronto St.
B Eagen, G. T. Denison, jr.
Eastwood, John Paul, cor. Bloor
and Yonge Sts.
is, FA., 9i Adelaide e.
i ^ Malone > 59 Yonge St J
Edgar, Q C . E. Malone ;
gr
EllioU&Enio^CanadaLifeBuild-
Elliott, Chas., Traders Bank
.
Ferguson, McDonald & Glassford
McKinnon Building. John A
Ferguson, W. J. McDonald, G!
H. Glassford.
Fetherstonhaugh & Co., Bank of
Commerce liuildiii" p
Fetherstonhaugh
Fowler, H. C., 47 Canada Life Bldg
Foy & Kelly, 80 Church St. j
J. Fpy, Q,C.,H. T. Kelly.
Francis & Wai-drop, 30 Toronto St
Wellington Francis, Robert
n ardrop.
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Fraser & McKeown, 15 Toronto St.
Robert L. Fraser, S. W. Mc
Keown.
Fullerton & Wallace, 18 King w.
Jas. S. Fullerton, W. J. Wallace.
Galbraith, Frank E., 19 and 20
York Chambers.
Gait, A.C., Room E, Confederation
Life Bldg.
Gallagher & Bull, Canada Life
Building. \\. P. Bull, Ziba.
Gallagher.
Gamble, C. and H. D., Front and
Scott. Clarke Gamble, Q.C., H.
D. Gamble.
Gardner, G. M., 2 Toronto St.
Garvin & Garvin, 9 Toronto St.
Fred. W. Garvin, James S.
Garvin.
Gash & Shore, 10 King St. e. H.
W. C. Shore, B.A., Norman B.
Gash, B.A., LL.B.
Gault, H. F., 82 Freehold Building.
Gibson, A. Cecil, 46 King w.
Gibson & Snider, 15 Toronto St.
R. J. Gibson, F. C. Snider.
GOING & ROYCE, Molsons Bank
Building. Charles C. Going,
Allan H. Royce. (See card.)
Gordon & Sampson, Medical Hall
Bldg., Bay St. W. Lockhardt
Gordon, Alexander Sampson.
Greene & Greene, 10 Adelaide e.
Columbus H. Greene, Henry
Vincent Greene, Sydney A. C.
Greene.
Greer, A. E. K,, 9 Adelaide e.
Grierson, D Arcy D.,54 Church St.
Grote, G. W., 28 Toronto St.
Gurd, W. F., McKinnori Building.
Hales, James, 17 Adelaide St. e.
Hall & Kilmer, 10 King w. William
M. Hall, George Henry Kilmer.
Hannah, Wm. George, 35 Adelaide
St. e.
Barman, G. F., 59 Yonge St.
Haverson, James, 23 Toronto st.
Hector, Fred. T. D., Equity
Chambers.
Heighington, J., 75 Yonge St.
Hellmuth, Ivey & Co., cor. Front &
Scott Sts. Isidore F. Hellmuth,
Charles H. Ivey.
Henderson, Chas. , 28-30 Toronto St.
Henderson & Davidson, 24 Adelaide
east. Elmes Henderson, N. F.
Davidson.
Hern, E. G., Canada Life Bldg.
Henderson, R. B., 24 Adelaide e
Henderson & Small, 24 Adelaide
St. e. James Henderson, John
Turnball Small.
Heyd & Earngey, 36 Toronto St.
Louis F. Heyd, W. D. Earngey.
Higgins & Douglas, 120 Yonge St.
T. M. Higgins, W. Douglas.
Hislop Thomas, 1 Toronto St.
Hodge & Forster, 68 Victoria St.
Robt. Hodge, Edw d A. Forster.
Hodgins, J. George, LL.D., 92
Pembroke St.
Holman & Pattulo, 86 Bay St. C.
J Holman, J. B. Pattullo.
Holmes & Gregory, 46 King w. G.
W. Holmes, W. D. Gregory.
Horn & Barrett, Board oi Trade
Building. T. W. Horn, F. W.
Barrett.
Hoskin & Ogden, 23 Toronto St.
Alfred Hoskin, Q.C., Albert
Ogden.
Howard, T. W., York Chambers
ROWLAND, ARNOLDI & BRIS
TOL, 103 Bay St. O. A. How-
land, Frank Arnoldi, Q.C., Ed
mund Bristol, W. H. Cawthra.
(See Card.)
Hughes, Jos., 18 Wellington e.
Hunter, J. Howard, Parliament
Builflings.
Hunter & Hunter, 24 Adelaide
Street e. W. H. Hunter, A. T.
Hunter.
Hunter & Deacon, General Trusts
Building. W. E. L. Hunter, G.
P. Deacon.
Ince, T. Henry, 33 Richmond w.
Irvintr & Jameson, 61 Victoria St.
J. E. Irving, D W. Jameson.
Irwin, H. C., 103 Bay St.
Irwin, W. N., 42 Freehold Building.
Jackes & Jackes, 18 Court Street.
Jos. Jackes, Charles B. Jackes,
E. H. Jackes.
Jarvis, S. M., 28 Toronto St.
Johnston, J. S., 93 Yongre St.
Johnston, William, Canada Life
Building.
Johnston & Ross, Janes Build
ing. Ebenezer Forsythe Blackie
Johnston, Q.C., George Ross.
Jones, Herbert C., 17 Jordan St.
Jones, J. G., 157 Bay street.
Jones, S. A., LL.B., 51 Canada
Life Building.
Jones, Mackenzie & Leonard, 18
Toronto St. Clarkson Jones,
Beverley Jones, Geo. A. Mac
kenzie, C. J. Leonard.
Judd & Swayzie, 17 Adelaide St. e.
J. C. Judd, B. E. Swayzie.
Kent, H. A. E., Yonge St. Arcade.
Kerr, Bull & Rowell, 62 Welling
ton w. George Kerr, Bartle
Edward Bull, N. Rowell.
Kerr, Macdonald, Davidson &
Paterson, cor. Adelaide and Vic
toria Sts. James K. Kerr, Q.C.
Wm. Macdonald, Wm. Davidson
John A. Paterson, Robert A
Grant.
King, Samuel, 18 Wellington St. e
King, John, 32 Adelaide e.
Kilmer & Irving, 10 King w.
Kingsford, Rupert Etherege, 5
Manning Arcade.
KINGSMILL, SAUNDERS & TOR-
RANCE, 19 Wellington St. w.
Nicol Kingsmill, Q. C., J. J.
Kingsmill, Q.C., D. W. Saunders,
W. P. Torrance. (See card.)
Kingstone, Wood & Symons, 18
and 20 King w. Frederick Wm.
Kingstone, Samuel George Wood,
David Thorburn Symons.
LAIDLAW, KAPPELE & BICK-
NELL, 34 Wellington e. Wm.
Laidlaw, Q.C., Geo. Kappele, J.
Bicknell.C.W.Kerr. (See card.)
Lake, Ernest M., 14 King St. w.
Lamport, W. A., Canada Life Build
ing.
Lament & Spence, 9 Toronto St.
J. H. Lament, J. H. Spence.
Lawrence & Ormiston, 15 Toronto
St. A. G. V. Lawrence, W. S.
Ormiston.
Lee, Geo. H. D., 99 King e.
Lefroy, B. St. G., 15 Toronto St.
Lefro y & Boulton, 63 Yonge St.
A. H. F. Lefroy, C. R. Boulton.
Lennox, G. L., 59 Yonge St.
Lewis, Charles Evans, 43 Adelaide
St e
Le Vesconte, R. C., 75 Yonge St.
Lindsev, Lindsey & Bethune, 2!
Scott St. G. G. S. Lindsey, Wm
Lyon McKenzie Lindsey, C. J. R
Bethune.
Lobb & Baird. 2 Toronto St. A.
Lobb, Jas. Baird.
Loftus, J. T., 51 Canada Lif
Building.
Lount, Marsh & Cameron, 25 To
ronto St. Wm. Lount, Q. C.,
A. H. Marsh, Q. C., W. A.
Cameron, G. A. Kingston.
Love, Spencer, 76 Yonge St.
Lundy, J. J., 59 Yonge St.
Macdonald, Charles, 42 Freehold
Building.
Macdonald, Charles Egerton, 28
Toronto St.
Macdonald, Cartwright & Garvey,
37 Yonge St. Walter Macdonald,
A. D. Cartwright, W. H. Garvey.
Macdonald & Cronyn, 1 Toronto
St. Donald Macdonald, Edward
Cronyn.
Macdonald, James Archibald, 75
Yonge St.
Macdonald, R. M., 15 Toronto St.
Macdonell, McCarthy & Boland, 2
Toronto St. A. C. Macdonell,
W. C. McCarthy, W, J. Boland.
MACDOUGALL & JONES, 18 Tor
onto St. A. Macdougall, T. E.
Jones. (See card.)
MacGregor, John, 28 and 30
Toronto St.
Maclntyre & Sinclair, 34 Victoria.
Alex. D. Maclntyre, A. J. Sin
clair.
Mackay, W. C., 9J Adelaide e.
Mackenzie, H. G., 157 Bay St.
Maclaren, Macdonald, Merritt &
Sheplev, 28 Toronto St. J. J.
Maclaren, Q.C., J. H. Mac
donald, Q.C., W. M. Merritt, G.
F Sheplev, Q.C., W. E. Middle-
ton, R. C. Donald, F. W.
Maclean.
Macrae & Rykert, 1 Toronto St.
H. H. Macrae, E. G. Rykert.
Me Arthur, D., 5 Adelaide e.
McBride, James, Janes Building.
McCabe & Loftus, 75 Adelaide e.
C. J. McCabe, Loftus.
McCallum & Beal, Medical Hall
Building. W. H. J. McCallum,
- Beal.
MCCARTHY, OSLER, HOSKIN &
CREEL MAN, Freehold Loan
Building. D Alton McCarthy,
Q C., B. B. Osier, Q.C., John
Hoskin, Q.C., LL.D., Adam R.
Creelman, Q.C., F. W. Harcourt,
W. B. Raymond, W. M. Douglas,
H. S. Osier, Leighton G. Mc
Carthy. (See card.)
McCulloch, R. O., Freehold Loan
Building.
McCullogh & Burns, Canada Life
Building. John W. McCullogh,
Stephen W. Burns.
McGhie & Keeler, 9i Adelaide e.
James Henry McGhie, Albert J.
Keeler.
McMurrieh, Coatsworth & Hodgins.
W. B. McMurrieh. Q.C , E. Coats-
worth, F. E. Hodgins, 15 Tor
onto St.
McNab, Allan, Globe Building.
McMichael, F., Aberdeen Cham-
McMichael & McMichael, 54 Church
St. A. J. W. McMichael.
McNeil, Edward P., 58 Canada
Life Building.
Mcl herson, Clark, Campbell &
Jarvis, 27 Wellington Street e.
William David McPherson, R.
U McPherson, John Murray
Clark, G. C. Campbell, Fred
Charles Jarvis.
McWhinney & Ridley, 14 King
St. w. W. J. McWhinney, H.
E. Ridley.
McWilliams, Wm. G., 48 King w.
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Marsh & Marsh, Freehold Loan
Building. G. V> T . Marsh, \V. L.
E. Marsh.
Martin, H. J., 43 Adelaide St. e.
Martin, John, 87 King St. e.
Martin, Sam. S., 1 Toronto St.
Mearns & McLean, 120 Yonge St.
Frank S. Mearns, Donald H. Mc
Lean.
Medd, Sidney T., 48 Canada Life
Building 1 .
MEEK, EDWARD, Mail Building.
(See card.)
Mercer & Bradford, Bank of Com
merce Building:. M. S. Mercer,
S. H. Bradford.
Middleton, D. C., 80 Church St.
Miller, G. E., 7 Richmond St. w.
Millar & Co., C., 55 Yonge St. C.
Millar, W. N. Ferguson.
Mills, Nelson D., 80 Canada Life
Building.
Mills, Mills & Hales, Aberdeen
Chambers. Geo. Gordon Mills,
Alexander Mills, James Hales.
Mills, Travers, Keyes is, Tennant,
Canada Life Chambers. Jas. A.
Mills, V. J. Travers, Jas. A. Keyes,
John H. Tennant.
Montgomery, Robt. A., 65 Canada
Life Building.
Morris, William, 24 King St w.
Moss, Aylesworth & Armour. Moss
Barwick & Franks, 18 and 20
King St. w. Chas. Moss, Q.C.,
Walter Barwick, A. B. Ayles
worth, Q.C., \V. J. Franks, Doug
las Armour, H. J. Wright, J. H.
Moss.
Mowat, Langton, Mowat & Mac-
lennan, 9 Toronto St. Sir Oliver
Mowat, Q.C., Thomas Langton,
Q.C., H. M. Mowat, Roderick
James Maclennan.
Mulock, Miller, Crowther & Mont
gomery, Dominion Bank Cham
bers. Win. Mulock, Q.C., W. N.
Miller, Q.C., James Crowther,
J. D. Montgomery.
Mulvey & McBrady. 46 King w.
Thomas Mulvey, L. V. McBrady.
Munro, R H. R., 9 Toronto St.
Murdoch, J. Y., 1245 Queen w.
Murdoch, Cameron & Macdonald,
2 Court St. W. G. Murdoch, K.
Hillyard Cameron, Hugh Mae-
Donald.
Murphy, N. , Q.C., 9 Toronto St.
Murray, H. W. M., Q.C., 59 Yonge
St.
Nason, Joseph, 46 King w.
Neville & Hansford, 18 King St.
west. R. S. Neville, J. E. Hans-
ford, LL.B.
Nicol & Nicol, 13 Adelaide e.
Wm. B. Nicol.
O Brian, J. B., 96 Freehold Build
ing.
O Donohoe, Macdonald & Co., 100
Church St Hon. Jno. O Dono
hoe, Q.C., Hugh Macdonald.
Parker, Thomas, Janes Building.
Parkes it Co., J., 14 Front St. w.
James Parkes, G. Wall.
Paterson, N. F., Q. C., 455 Euclid
Ave.
Paterson, Ritchie & Sweeny, 27
Wellington St. e. Norman F.
Paterson, Q.C., Philip E. Ritchie,
George R. Sweeny.
Payne, J. Webber, 13 Aberdeen
Chambers.
Pearson & Denton, 1 Toronto St.
James Pearson, J. Herbert
Denton.
Pedlev & Bedtord-Jones, 9J Ade
laide St. e. Frank Pedley, A. C.
Bedford-Jones.
Pegley, C. E., Freehold Loan Build
ing.
Penton, Edward, 24 Adelaide e.
Perry &Tait, Freehold Loan Build
ing. A. D. Perry, D Arcy Tait.
Pinkerton & Cooke, Medical Council
Chambers, cor. Bay and Rich
mond. Wm. Pinkerton, Frank
C. Cooke.
Powell, F. R., 9 Toronto St.
Proctor, James Albert, 24 Ade
laide, e.
Quinn & Carey, 35 Adelaide e.
John Martin Quinn, F. W. Carey.
READ & READ, McKinnon Build
ing. D. B. Read, Q.C., Walter
Read. (See card.)
Reeve & Day, 18 King St. e. Jas.
Retve, Q.C., Jas. E. Day.
Reid, Owens & Wood, Freehold
Loan Building. T. Reid, E. W.
J. Owens, S. C. Wood, jr.
Ridout, John G., 103 Bay St.
RIDOUT & MAYBEE, 103 Bay St.
J. G. Ridout, J. E. Maybee. (See
card.)
Ritchie & Davis, Medical Building.
Geo. Ritchie, B. N. Davis.
Ritchie, Ludwig & Campbell, 9
Toronto Street. C. H. Ritchie,
Q.C., M. H. Ludwig, Dugald
Campbell.
ROAF, CURRY, GUNTHER &
GREEN, cor. Victoria and Ade
laide Sts. Wm. Roaf, J. K. Roaf,
J. W. Curry, E. F. Gunther, W.
J. Green. (See card.)
Roberts, H. N., Leader Lane.
Robertson, J. E., 59 Yonge St.
Robertson & Maclennan, Canada
Life Building. Donald M. Robert
son, James J. Maclennan.
Robinette, T. C., 9 Toronto St.
Robinson & Tremeear, 51 King St.
e. John A. Robinson, W. J.
Tremeear.
Robinson, Lennox & McLeod, Can
ada Life Building. C. C. Robin-
inson, T. H. Lennox, H. F.
McLeod.
Robinson, O Brien & Gibson, 74
Church St. Christopher Robin
son, Q.C., Henry O Brien, Good
win Gibson, A. H. O Brien.
Rolph Brown, 32 Adelaide St. e.
Thos. J. Rolph, E. B. Brown.
Roche, Francis J., 15 Wellington w.
Ross, Donald C., 10J Adelaide St.e.
Roswell, John W., 47 Canada Life
Building.
Rowan & Ross, 9 Toronto St.
Thos. Rowan, Jas. L. Ross.
Ryckman & Kirkpatrick, 32 Ade
laide St. e. E. B. Ryckman,
A. T. Kirkpatrick.
Ryerson, C. Egerton, 9 Toronto St.
Saunders, E. , 24 Adelaide e.
Scanlon, Mark & A. E., Freehold
Loan Building.
Schoff, Elgin, 15 Toronto St.
Scott & Houston, Canada Perman
ent Bldg. H. J. Scott, Q.C., S. F.
Houston.
Scott, Macdonell, McMaster &
Geary, Bank of Hamilton Cham
bers, 34 Yonge Street. John J.
Scott, A. McLean Macdonell,
Chas. Duff Scott, Arthur C.
McMaster, James T. Scott, Regi
nald Geary.
Senkler, E. C., London and Cana
dian Chambers.
Shaw & Elliott, 19 Victoria St. W.
G. Shaw, Andrew Elliot.
SHILTON, WALLBRIDGE & CO.,
63 Yonge St. John Shilton, W.
H. Wall bridge. (See card.)
Shortiss, E. C., 9 Toronto St.
Sinclair & Sinclair, Canada Life
Building. Arthur H. Sinclair,
Donald L. Sinclair.
Small, H. C., 24 Adelaide e.
Smellie & Shaw, 36 King e. R. S.
Smellie, J. R. Shaw.
Smith, C. P., Confederation Life
Building.
Smith, Geo. H., 9 Toronto St.
Smith, Rae & Greer, 25 Toronto St.
Larratt W. Smith, Q.C., D.C.L.,
James F. Smith, Q.C., George
M. Rae, John Greer.
Smith, James G., 9 Toronto St.
Smyth, R. G., 18 Toronto St.
Snelling & Segsworth, 103 Bay St.
Richard Snelling, Q.C., LL.D.,
Robert F. Segsworth.
Strathy, J. R., 123 Simcoe St.
St. John, J. W., 23 Toronto St.
Swazie, B. E., 17 Adelaide e.
Taylor & McConnell, 43 Adelaide
St. e. W. B. Taylor, F. W. Me-
Connell, LL.B.
Thompson, George H. , 10 King
St. e.
THOMSON, HENDERSON &
BELL, Board of Trade Building.
D. E. Thomson, Q. C., David
Henderson, George Bell, John
B. Holden, W. N. Tilley. (See
card.) H
Thomson, McDowall, Canada Life
Building.
Thomson, T. E., 157 Bay St.
Thome, Warren & Starr, Freehold
Loan Building. Horace Thome,
J. J. Warren, J. R. L. Starr.
Tilley, W. N., Board of Trade Build
ing.
Titus, F. E., Bank of Commerce
Building.
Trow, A. E., 10 Adelaide St. e.
Tytler & McCabe, 9 Adelaide e. J.
TyUer, C. J. McCabe.
Urquhart & Urquhart, 157 Bay St.
D. Urquhart, Thos. Urquhart.
Vandervoort, M. P., 18 Wellington
St. e.
Vickers, W. W., 9 Toronto St.
Waldron & Hodges, 2 Toronto St.
Gordon Waldron, W. H. Hodges.
Warne, J. F., 75 Yonge St.
WATSON, SMOKE & MASTEN, 9
Toronto St. Geo H. Watson,
Q.C., C. A. Masten, Samuel C.
Smoke. (See card.)
Watt, D. H., 36 Toronto St.
Webb, Hooey & Hunter, 46 King
St. Frank L. Webb, David
. Hooey, H. F. Hunter.
Wells & McMurchy, Rooms 210-213
Union Station. R. M. Wells,
Q.C., An^us McMurchy.
Welton, Herbert R., 1 Toronto St.
Wickham Thompson, Canada
Life Building. H. G. Wickham,
C. W. Thompson.
Wickson, Sam., 8i King e.
Wilkie & Smith, 61 Victoria St.
Wilkin, A. W., 15 Toronto St.
Williams & Williams, 18 Toronto
St. T. E. Williams, W. H.
Williams,
Willoughby, Cameron & Lee,
Equity Chambers. W. B. Wil
loughby, D. O. Cameron, W. T.
J. Lee.
Wright, J. A., 10 J Adelaide St. e.
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ONTARIO LAW LIST TORONTO LEGAL CARDS.
[1897
Toronto Junction, Co. York.
Anderson, A. J.
Going, Chas. C.
Royce, A. H.
Totten.han|, Co. Sirncoe.
Hearn & Lament. E. J. Hearn,
John Lamont, B.A.
Hood, Jacks & Fraser. Jno. Hood,
J. H. Jacks, Jas. Fraser.
Trenton, Co. Hastings.
Abbott, Archibald.
Bleasdell, Herbert.
Delaney & Delaney.
Forbes, Alex.
Keith, Frank.
Maclellan & Maclellan. A. L.
Maclellan, D. Maclellan.
O Rourke, T. A.
Ostrum, G. W.
Young &Cooley. S.J. Young, B.A. ,
S. J. Cooley.
Uxbridge, Co. Ontario.
Chappie, T. W.
Raines, F. N.
Paterson, N. F., Q.C.
VanKleeK Hill, Co. Prescott.
Gillan, C. E.
Thistlewaile, Fred W.
Walkerton,, Co. Bruce.
Collins, Arthur.
Dixon, Thomas.
Klein, O. E.
McKay, S. H.
O Connor, H. P., Q.C.
Robertson, David.
Shaw & Shaw. Alexander Shaw,
Q.C. .William Shaw.
Walkerville, Co. P^ssex.
Patterson, Leggatt, Murphy &
Sale. Branch from Windsor.
Hon. J. C. Patterson, J. L. Mur
phy, G. J. Leggatt, Jno. Sale,
B.A., LL.B. J. F. Patterson.
Wallaceburg, Co. Kent.
Carscallen & Hall. A. B. Cars-
callen, M. Hall.
Fraser, J. S.
Jackson, C. B.
McDougall, Alexander.
Warkworth, Co. Nortbnmberl d.
Webb, Hooey & Hunter (Branch).
Waterford, Co. Norfolk.
Wilkinson, Wm. B., B.A.
Watford, Co. Lambton.
Fitzgerald, W. E.
Kennedy, Walter H.
Lister, Cowan & McKenzie.
Saunders, Alex.
Waterloo, Co. Waterloo.
Colquhoun & McBride. Frederick
Colquhoun, A. B. McBride.
Ferguson & Reade. J. A. Fergu
son, W. M. Reade.
Haight, Jas. C.
Welland, Co. Welland.
German & Crow. W. M. German,
A. F. Crow.
Harcourt, Cowper & Macoomb.
Hon. R. Harcourt, Q.C., T. D.
Cowper, H. W. Macoomb.
Raymond & Cohoe. L. C. Ray
mond, J. E. Cohoe.
Weston, Co. York.
Irwin, H. E., 103 Bay St., Toronto.
Nason, Joseph.
Titus, F. E.
Whitby, Co. Ontario.
Barclay, Lyman T.
Dow & McGillivary. John B. Dow,
T. A. McGillivary.
Farewell, J. E., Q.C.
Gordon, J. K.
Greenwood, J. H.
Ormiston, David.
Rutledge, Jas.
Smith, G. y.
Wiarton, Co. Bruce.
Armstrong, Telford & Bull.
Ferguson, W. J.
McKessock & Flebreher.
Windsor, Co. Essex.
Arnold, A. J.
Clarke, Cowan, Bartlett & Bartlett.
N. A. Bartlett, A. R. Bartlett,
A. H. Clarke, M. K. Cowan.
Cleary & Sutherland. F. Cleary,
R. F. Sutherland.
Dougall, Duncan.
Ellis & Ellis. H. T. W. Ellis, A.
St. George Ellis.
Fleming, Wigle & Rodd. O. E.
Fleming, E. S. Wigle, J. II. Rodd.
Haldane, J. F. C.
Hanna & Hare. J. W. Hanna, J.
T. Hare.
Kerby, Fredk. C.
Lafferty & Davis.
Hart in, J. R.
O Connor, J. E.
Panet, A. P. E.
Patterson, Leggatt, Murphy &
Sale. Hon. J. C. Patterson, G.
J. Leggatt, J. L. Murphy, John
Sale.
Robinson, Macdonald & O Connor.
Sheppard, M.
Templeton, James.
White, S.
Wit\gh,am, Co. Huron.
Dickinson, E. L.
Morton, J. A.
Vanstone, R.
Woodstock, Co. Oxford.
Ball, Alfred S.
Ball & Ball. F. R. Ball, Q.C., R.
N. Ball.
Bird & Martin. Robert Bird, F.
C. Martin.
Duncan & Duncan. Howard J.
Duncan, G. G. Duncan.
Firikle & McMullen. H. J. Finkle,
W. T. McMullen.
Kemp, Clifford.
Kendall, D. S.
MacKay, J. Sutherland.
McKay & Bicknell. S. G. McKay,
Alfred Bicknell.
Nellis, J. H.
Smith, Geo.
Totten, Warren, Q.C.
Wallace, J. G.
Woodville, Co. Victoria.
Weeks, Chas. Edgar.
TORONTO LEGAL CARDS.
rpHOMSON, HENDERSON & BELL,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, E.TC.
OFFICES BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING,
CORNER OF FRONT AND YOXGK STREETS, TORONTO, CAN.
*D. E. THOMSON, Q.C. *BAVID HENDERSON. GEORGK BELL. JOHN B. HOLDEN. W. N. TILLEY.
Registered Cable Address "THERSON," TORONTO. "Commissioners for Quebec.
]y[cCARTHY, OSLER, HOSKIN & CREELMAN,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &e.,
FREEHOLD LOAN BUILDING, VICTORIA STREET,
TORONTO.
D ALTON MCCARTHY, Q.C. B. B. OSLER, Q.C. JOHN HOSKIN, Q.C., LL.D. ADAM R. CREELMAN, Q.C.
F. W. HARCOURT. W. B. RAYMOND. W. M. DOUGLAS. H. S. OSLER. LEIGIITON G. MCCARTHY.
Cable Address "CREELMAN, TORONTO."
1897]
LEGAL CARDS.
231
BLAKE, LASH & CASSELS,
Barristers, Solicitors, &c,,
Canadian Bank of Commerce Building, cor. King and
Jordan Streets,
TORONTO.
KDWARI) BLAKE, Q.C. S. H. BLAKE, Q.C. Z. A. LASH, Q.C.
WALTKR CASSELS, Q.C. A. MACKENZIE W. II. BLAKE.
HUME BLAKE. E. F. BLAKE. A. W. ANGLIN.
T. D. LAW. W. A. H. KERR. WALTER QOW.
J - CLARK,
^Barrister, ^Solicitor, c.
Offices : Room 23 Janes Building,
N.E. Cor. King & Yonge Sts.,
TORONTO, CANADA.
Telephone 1988. Entrance No. 75 Yonge St.
HOLLAND, ARNOLDI & BRISTOL,
FRANK, ARNOLDI, Q.C.
EDMUND BRISTOL.
O. A. HOWL AND, M.P.P.
W. H. CAWTHRA.
Barristers, Solicitors, &e.
LONDON CANADIAN CHAMBERS :
Telephone 540. 103 BAY STREET.
Cable Address, "ARNOLDI," Toronto.
LAIDLAW, KAPPELE & BICKNELL,
Barristers and Solicitors.
WILLIAM LAIDLAW, Q.C.
JAMES BICKXELL.
GEORGE KAPPELE.
C. W. KERR.
Imperial Bank Buildings, - - TORONTO.
34 Wellington St. East.
Cable Address : " Laidlaw Toronto," Telephone No. 19.
EDWARD MEEK,
Barrister, Solicitor,
Notary Public, &e.,
MAIL BUILDING, Cor. KING AND BAY STREETS,
TORONTO, ONT.
ROAF, CURRY, GUNTHER & GREEN
^Barristers, etc.
OFFICES, 23 ADELAIDE STREET EAST, Cor. VICTORIA
TORONTO.
WILLIAM ROAF. JAMES W. CURRY. E. F. GUNTHER.
AMES R. ROAF. Crown Attorney W. J. GREEN.
Commissioner for City of Toronto.
A. BROWN,
Barrister, Solicitor
and Notary Public,
16 YONGE ST. ARCADE. - TORONTO.
(GROUND FLOOR)
GOING AND ROYCE,
Barristers, &e.,
Toronto Office :
MOLSONS BANK BUILDING, 48 KING STREET WEST
TELEPHONE 2523.
Toronto Junction Office :
TOWN HALL BUILDING, KEELE STREET.
TELEPHONE 1O1.
TTINGSMILL, SAUNDERS &
TORRANCE,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c.
Union Bank Building, 19 Wellington St. West,
TORONTO.
NlCOL KlNGSMILL, Q.C. J. J. KlNGHMILL, Q.C.
DYCE W. SAUNDERS. W. P. TORRANCE.
Cable Address :
"Kingsmill, Toronto."
Telephone No. 573.
]V[ACDOUGALL & JONES,
JBarrieters, (Solicitors, &c.
Room 1, Masonic Building, 18 Toronto Street,
TORONTO.
ALFRED MACDOUGALL. FREDERICK C. JONES.
Solicitor to the Treasury of Ontario.
TELEPHONE 4-7.
for Quebec.
Telephone 1506.
TELEPHONE NO. 13O1
READ & READ,
BARRISTERS, &c.,
McKinnon Building, cor. Jordan & Melinda Sts.,
TORONTO.
D. B. READ, Q.C. WALTER READ.
gHILTON, WALLBRIDGE & CO.,
Barristers, (Solicitors, &c.
Commercial Law a Specialty.
Offices: TRADERS BANK CHAMBERS, 63 YONCE ST.,
TORONTO.
.1. SHILTON. W. II. WALLBRIDGB.
Telephone No. 2245.
232
LEGAL CARDS.
[1897
"WATSON, SMOKE & HASTEN,
Barristers, Solicitors, &c,
Offices, York Chambers,
9 Toronto Street, - - TORONTO, Ont.
BO. H. WATSON Q.C. C. A. HASTEN.
SAMUEL C. SMOKE.
Telephone No. 989.
3. G. RIDOUT, C.E.
Barrister, Solicitor, etc.
J. EDW. MAYBEE,
Mech. Engineer.
RIDOUT & MAYBEE,
Solicitors of Home and Foreign Patents,
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL EXPERTS,
103 BAY ST., TORONTO.
U.S. Office: 605 Seventh Street, Washington, D.C.
Telephone, No. 2582.
HAMILTON CARD.
(JRERAR, CRERAR, & BANKIER,
Barristers, Solicitors, &e.,
HAMILTON, CANADA.
JOHN CRERAR, Q.C., County Crown Attorney.
P. D. CRERAR, M.A. P. M. BANKIKR, M.A.
NEW YORK CARD.
\\J U SETON GORDON,
Counsellor-at-law and Attorney,
41 Wall St., New York.
J, L. ATKINSON,
Expert Accountant, Auditor,
Assignee, &e.
OFFICE: 72 BAY ST., TORONTO.
TELEPHONE 2915.
JAMES P. LANGLEY,
Public Accountant and Assignee,
Offices : McKinnon Building, - TORONTO, ONT.
J. P. LANGLEY. A. K. BLADES. M. MURRAY.
W. LEWIS. J. HAMILTON. G. GORMALY.
" Compositions and Settlements arranged between
Debtors and Creditors. "
J. EDWARDS, Architect.
12 Canada Permanent Chambers, TORONTO.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DESIGNING
ARTISTIC HOMES AND SANITARY WORK
PERTAINING THERETO, IN TOWN OR COUNTRY,
ALSO SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.
" The Cost of the House is not always the
Measure of its Merit."
MONTREAL CARD.
AND HIBBARD,
ADVOCATES,
Banisters, C0mmi00imur0, .etc.,
/SO ST. JAMES STREET,
MONTREAL.
R. STANLEY WEIR. F. W. HIBBARD.
ALEX. DOWNEY,
Chartered .Stertupaphic Reporter
Official Reporter Admiralty Court.
Official Reporter Col. P. & S., 0.
Commissioner for Ontario and Quebec, N. W.T.
New York, Illinois, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Shorthand work of every kind undertaken. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Commissions to take evidence in Canada
or United States carefully executed. Arbitrations,
References &c., reported.
GEO. ANGUS, C.S.R., 79 Adelaide St. E.,
Commissioner for Minnesota, cor. Church St.,
and Ohio. (1st Floor,), TORONTO
WILLIAM FAHEY,
Auditor and Expert Accountant,
Wide Experience in Mercantile and Manufacturing
Accounts.
Teacher of Short Methods of Calculation.
Room 7, No. 49 King St. West, - TORONTO.
T - JENNINGS,
M. lust. C.E.
MOLSONS BANK BUILDING,
TORONTO.
Examination of Works, Surveys, Foundations and
Bridges, Location and Construction of Steam,
Electric, Incline or other Railways,
Hydraulic or other Engineer
ing Works.
POULDS & CO.,
Patent Solicitors and Experts,
Engineers and Draughtsmen.
OFFICE : 35 CONFEDERATION LIFE BUILDING,
TORONTO.
N.B. Working Drawings Prepared for Inventors.
Counsel Work Undertaken in Patent Causes, and Paten
Suits Prosecuted before the Courts.
1897J
LAW OF INTESTATES ESTATES.
233
THE LAW OF INTESTATES ESTATES.
DESCENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF PROPERTY.
As to all persons who died before the first day o
January, 1852, the rules of descent are substantial!
the same as in England at that date.
Real estate of persons who died intestate (i.e., wh
have left no will) after that date and prior to the firs
day of July, 1886, descends first to lineal descendant
and those claiming by or under them per tttirpes, seconc
to father, third to mother, and fourth to collatera
relatives, subject to certain rules and regulations pre
scribed in the statute.
The surplus personal estate of intestates who died
prior to the first day of July, 1886, is, after the expira
tion of one full year from the death of the intestate to
be distributed in the following manner : One-third shal
go to the widow of the intestate, and the residue ir
equal proportions to his children, or if dead, to their
lineal descendants ; if there are no children or legal
representatives subsisting, then the widow takes
moiety, and the other moiety goes to the next of
kindred, in equal degree, and their representatives ; if
no widow, all to children ; if neither widow nor chil
dren, all to next of kin, in equal degree, and their
representatives. But no representation is admitted
among collaterals further than children of intestate s
brothers and sisters.
All real and personal property of persons dying on or
after the 1st day of July, 1886, devolves upon and
becomes vested in the legal personal representatives for
the period of a year (which may be extended in a pre
scribed manner) subject to the payment of debts and to
the effectual dispositions of deceased. The real and
personal property of a married woman, in respect of
which she has died intestate, shall be distributed as
follows : One-third to her husband, if she leaves issue,
and one-half if she leaves none, and subject thereto,
shall go as if her husband had predeceased her. The
realty and personalty comprised in a residuary devise
or bequest is (unless the will otherwise directs) applic
able ratably according to their respective value to the
payment of the debts.
TABLE SHOWING TUB DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF INTESTATES IN ONTARIO SINCE JULY 1ST, 1886.
If the Intestate die Ilia repri-xentatives take in
leaving : the folloit iny proportions :
/ One-third to wife, rest to child
or children ; if children dead,
then to their representatives
(that is, their lineal descend
ants), except such child or
children (not heirs-at-law)
who had estate by settlement
of intestate or were advanced
by him in his lifetime equal
to the other shares.
/ Half to wife ; rest to next of
kin, in equal degree to intes-
Wife only J tate, or their legal represent
atives, or if no next of kin,
V. to the Crown.
No wife or child . . . \ A11 u to . the next of kin , and to
their legal representatives.
Child, children or their /., ,.
representatives j All to him, her or them.
Children by two wives. Equally to all.
If no child, children or f All to next of kin, in
representatives I degree to intestate.
to
child, who takes by repre
sentation.
Wife and
children
child or
equal
----
Child or grandchild by / Ha ! f cl ? ild hM
denfiased chik rnlld > who
Husband only / Half to him and half as if he
I had predeceased intestate.
Hnsband and child or f Third to husband and two-
children ) thirds to children.
Father and mother Equally to both.
Father,mother,brother f
or sister . } Equally to all.
Mother and brother or / .,,,
si s t er -j Whole to them equally.
Wife, mother, brother f Half to wife residue to mother,
sister, and nephews- b . r ther ? slste " a ? d mec f
or nieces nephews and nieces take
V. per stirpen.
Wife and father Half to wife, half to father.
Wife, mother, nephews f Two-fourths to wife, one-fourth
and nieces * m ther and one-fourth to
t nephews and nieces.
Wife, brother or sister j Half to wife, half to brothers,
and mother ( sisters and mother equally.
Mother onlv /The whole (it being then out of
"I the statute).
Wife and mother Half to wife and half to mother
Brother or sister of f
whole blood, and
brother and sister of "i Dually to both.
half blood (
Posthumous brother or (
sister, and mother. . { Equally to both.
Posthumous brother or f
sister, and brother
or sister born in life- \ E 1 uall y to b th-
time of father (_
Father s father and I
mother s mother. ...\ Equally to both.
Uncle s or aunt s chil- f
dren, and brother s I
or sister s grand- | E q u a"y to all.
children ^
Grandmother, uncle or i .
aunt i All to grandmother.
Two aunts, nephew and i ,,
niece...... j Equally to all.
Uncle and deceased j . ,
uncle s child j All to uncle.
Uncle by mother s side, f
and deceased uncle s-! All to uncle.
or aunt s child ^
Nephew by brother, f
and nephew by half- < Equally per capita.
sister ^
Brothers or sisters, and J Equally (but the nephews or
nephews or nieces . . ( nieces take per stirpet).
Nephew by deceased (
brother,andnephe\vs Inn
and nieces by de-1 Equally ^r capita.
ceased sister 1^
Brother and grand
father
Brother sgrandson and (
brother or sister s-! All to daughter,
daughter ^
Brother and two aunts. All to brother.
Brother and wife j Hal ,[ fe to broti er and half to
Mother and brother. . . Equally.
Wife and mother, and f Half f j wife < e-f r th to
children of deceased "other, one - fourth per
brother "or sfcter 1 ">? to deceased brother s
v or sisters children.
Wife, brother or sister, ( HaU .\ wife - . e-fourth ., to
and children of de^ brot f her r sister per capita,
ceased brother or sis-1 one-fourth, to deceased bro-
ter ther or sisters child per
stirpes,
Half to brother or sister per
capita, half to children of
deceased brother o ister
per stirpes.
All to brother.
Brother or sister, and j
children of a decea^-
ed brother or sister. I
Srandfather and bro-
. , . .,
All to brother.
LIST OF PRACTISING NOTARIES Ifl THE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
OFFICERS.
President Hon. F. G. Marchand.
Vice- President J. A. Charlebois.
Syndic L. P. Sirois.
Treasurer O. Marin.
Secretary, Quebec J. B. Delage.
Secretary, Montreal N. Perodeau.
The next general assembly for the election of members of tfte Chamber will be held at the Court House in each
District at 1 o clock p.m., the first Wednesday in June, 1S97.
ARTHABASKA DISTRICT.
Beauchesne, E. E Plessisville
Belaud P. F. .Ste. Julie de Somerset
Brien, L. A..St.GermaindeGrantham
Cormier, F Wickham
Cote, Theop Arthabaskaville
DeGuise, F. . Plessisville de Somerset
Faucher, A. H Arthabaskaville
Gauvreau, C. A Princeville
Girouard, J. E Drummondville
Gosselin, C. E Plessisville
Hebert, J. A Princeville
Laliberte, Ed. H Warwick
Laliberte, L Thetford Mines
Lavergne, L Arthabaskaville
Lemieux, F. X...Ste. Clo. de Horton
Lessard, F. V Tingwick
Manseau, J. L. G St. Rosaire
Noel, Elisee .Thetford
Poirier, J. N Victoriaville
Rivest, A. J. A. ..St. Ferd. de Halifax
Schambier, A. .St. Ferd nd d Halifax
St. Amarit, J. C L Avenir
Touzin, J. T Drummondville
BEAUCE DISTRICT.
Audet, E. J. B. .. . St. Anselme
Angers, P St. Francois
Belanger, F. S. A . . St. Vit. de Lambton
Blanchet, L. C St. Francois
Bolduc, J St. Victor de Tring
Castonguay, D.O.,St. Vit. de Lambton
Chaperon, J. A. E St. George
Doyer, N St. Marguerite
Fortin, J. B. E St. Anselree
Gosselin, V St. Joseph
Larue, D. E. E Ste. Marie
LeGendre, L. G. A St. Joseph
Lessard, T Ste. Marie
Moisan, L St. Georges
Morin, J. O. .Ste. Ger. lac Etchemin
Page. C. E St. Ephrem de Tring
Plante, P St. Bernard
Proulx, J. E St. Francois
Roy, L. M Ste. Claire
Theberge, G. S Ste. Mai ie
Theberge, P Ste. Marie
BEAUHARNOIS DISTRICT.
Amirault, J. A. V. . . .Hemrning-ford
Bisson, Elie H Beauharnois
Boyer, Z . . . . Salaberry de Valleyfield
Clancy, P Hemmingford
Cre vier, I. I St. Anicet
Dagneault, L. de G St. Timothee
Derome, I. J.L., St. Jean Chrysostome
Fontaine, E., St. Malach. d Ormstown
<Jervais, L St. Timothee
Joron, R. S Valleyfield
Huet S St. Antoine Abbe
Landry, J Ste. Martine
Laplante, J. B. . St. Stanislas de Kostka
Laroche, Chas..St. Ls. de Gonzague
Lavimodiere, C. A. .Salaberry de Val.
Lebrun, . M Ste. Martine
Marchand, L., Salaberry de Valleyfield
Martin, W...St. Louis de Gonaague
Poupart, J. B St. Urbain
Tasse, L. C Beauharnois
BEDFORD DISTRICT.
Beriau, L. H. A Farnham
Bonin, J. A Lawrenceville
Bourgeois, J. M Lawrenceville
Boyce, M Bedford
Deslierres, S Gran by
DesRosiers, F. X Bedford
De Varennes Waterloo
Dickinson, R Bedford
Dozois, J. L Granby
Fleury, E Knowlton
Fpisy* J. A Waterloo
Gingras, J Ste. Prudentienne
Grandpre, P. S. , St. Valerien de Milton
Hart, M. O Cowansville
Jodoin, Louis Waterloo
Lafontaine, J. L. Roxton Falls
L Ecuyer, Pierre A Granby
Mathieu, N. C Lawrenceville
Noiseux, S Farnham
Peltier, P. J. S St. Joseph d Ely
Raiche, Jos Roxton Falls
Tartre, J. R Waterloo
Tartre, C. U. R Sutton
CHICOUTIMI DISTRICT.
Cloutier, T. Z Chicoutimi
Dumais, S Hebertville
Dumais, I St. Louis
Gagnon, J. P . . St. Jer. du Lac St. Jean
Latour, T. D Roberval
Lindsay, J. C Roberval
Maltais, D Chicoutimi
Tremblay , L Bagot ville
GASPE DISTRICT.
Beauchesne, P. C Pasprildac
Roy, J. O . . . , New Carlisle
Trepanier, II New Richmond
IBERVILLE DISTRICT.
Archambault, E St. Jean
Archambault, F. X St. Jean
Barette, A St. Cyprien
Beauregard, J. B. H Iberville
Bedard, C St. Remi
Blain, J St. Edouard
Boucher, O. N. E St. Jean
Coupal, M St. Michel Archange
Deland, Alfred N St. Je.oi
Demers, Jean B St. Jean
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Fournier, J. A St. Jean
Godreau, J. E St. Sebastien
Goyer, A St. Remi
Langevin, J, R. B Ste. Brigide
Legault, A. A Ste. Brigide
Longpre, P. A Iberville
Marchand, Hon. F. G St. Jean
Merizzi, Antoine Napierville
Merizzi, P. R Napierville
Natleau, J. A IberviMe
Pion, J. O .... St. Gregoire de Grand
Rousseau, I/. A Lacolle
Trudeau, L. H . . St. Geo. d Henriville
JOLIETTE DISTRICT.
Archambault, G. A Ste. Julienne
Beaudoin, R. T Laurentides
Beaudoin, C. G. H Joliette
Beaudoin, J. A Joliette
Beaulieu, O . . St. Ambroise de Kildare
Cabana, A. H. A. Joliette
Chevigny, J. B Joliette
Crepeau, M St. Felix de Valois
Desaulniers, L. L Ste. Julienne
Desormier, D Joliette
Daniel, J. F St. Esprit
Ducharme, P. C Joliette
Dugas, A St. Jean de Matha
Duhamel, J. E L Assomption
Ecrement, J. E. .St. Jac.de 1 Achigan
(iadoury, J. A. M. . . . Ste. Elizabeth
Gauthier, D Laurentides
Granger, M . . St. Jacques de 1 Achigan
Lacasse, F. X. O Ste. Elisabeth
Lafortune, J. H. Tellier dit.St. Esprit
Lamarcbe, D. .St. Roch de 1 Achigan
Lamarche, J. O. B Mascouche
Lamarche, J. P. . . St. Henri de Masc.
Lavallee, M. J. H . . St. Felix de Valois
Lavallee, J. S. A Joliette
Lavoie, M Ste. Melaine
Lemire, F. X L Assomptien
Lemire, Elie L Assomption
Leonard, Jean B L Epiphanie
Lesage, C. E. G L Assomption
Lesage, F. X. A L Assomption
Lippe, Urbain. . . .St. Jean de Matha
Magnan, Adolphe Joliette
Marion, J St. Paul 1 Hermite
Marion, J. E. E . St. Jacq. de 1 Achigan
Martel, J. Z L Assomption
Mathieu, Joseph P Mascouche
Renaud, P Laurentides
Rivest, Joseph S L Assomption
Vezina, B Joliette
KAMOURASKA DISTRICT.
Beaulieu, A. P. .N. D. Lac de Temis.
Beaulieu, C. P Cacouna
Beruhe, L J. .Ste. Anne dela Pocat.
Blanchet, J. A Kamouraska
Blondeau, Antoine Fraserville
1897]
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235
Dessaint, Paul Ste. Helen
Gagnon, Alex Trois Pistole
Gauvreau, Louis N Isle Vert-
Jones, Joseph T Fraservill
Langlais, Polydore Fraservill
LeBel, T. M. T Kamouraskr
Martin, Louis P. A St. Pasca
Michaud, J. M Trois Pistole..
Pion, G. J. W Riviere Ouelle
Roy. Jean A Fraserville
St. Jorre, M. A . . St. Geo. de Cacouna
MONTMAGNY DISTRICT.
Beaubien, A. J Cap St. Ignace
Blanchet, J. A St. Francois
Casgrain, Jules L Islet
Dupont, P. T..St. Rochdes Aulnets
Duval, Louis Z St. Jean Port Joli
Fournier, P. C. A St. Raphael
Gauthier, Narcisse Montmao-nj
Guay, L. A. W St. Francois
Leclerc, Cleophas L Islel
L Ecuyer, F. P. E. .Station St. Valier
McKenzie, Edward M.. ..St. Gervais
Mercier, U. F. A St. Michel
Roy, Louis N St. Valier
Ruel, Pierre J St. Charles
Verreault, P. A. G. . St. Jean Port Joli
Verreault. Pam. G . . St. Jean Port Joli
MONTREAL DISTRICT.
Archanibault, Amable Montreal
Archanibault, A. M St. Antoine
Archambault, Apol S. Henri
Archambault, Christophe. .Montreal
Archambault, Ladislas Montreal
Arnould, Francois E. . . St. Constant
Barnabe, Joseph Montreal
Barron, R. H Montreal
Bastien, E. C Montreal
Bastien, Francois de S Vaudreuil
Baynes, O Hara Montreal
Beauchemin, Joseph Montreal
Beaudoin, Pierre A Montreal
Beaudoin, Ph Montreal
Beaudry, Edouard A Varennes
Beaufield, Ramon Montreal
Beauvais, Adolphe Montreal
Bedar, J. P. M Beloeil
Bedard, Louis Montreal
Belair, L. Plessis dit Montreal
Belanger, Leandre Montreal
Belanger, Theophile Montreal
Bernard, Adolph H Varennes
Bernier, Remi H Montreal
Berthiaume, F. X. N
St. Bruno
Bertrand, E. P Chambly Bassin
Bissonnette, A. Cl. A St. Henri
Bissonnette, L. J. A Varennes
Bleau, M. T. N Montreal
Bonm, Joseph Montreal
Boileau, Godfrov.. Ste. Genevieve
Borlase, G. E Quebec
Bouchard, Louis A Montreal
Bourdeau, Georges A Montreal
Bourgeois, Louis C St. Henri
Cote, Hyacinthe D. Montreal
Coutlee, Joseph L Montreal
Cox, W. H Montreal
Crepeau, Francois G Montreal
Crepeau, Odilon Montreal
Gushing, Charles Montreal
Dagenais, Magloire Longueuil
Dagrieault, L. G. .St. Vincent de Paul
Dansereau, Joseph C Montreal
David, F. X Montreal
Decary, Alphonse C Montreal
DeMartigny, V. A. L Montreal
Demers, Georges H Montreal
DeSalaberry, C. G. H. G Montreal
DeSalaberry, Henri Montreal
Desrochers, N. B St. Martin
Dorval, Joseph M. A Montreal
Doucet, Theodore Montreal
Dubreuil, Anthime Montreal
Dumesnil, J. E. R.. .Coteau Landing
Dumouchel, Louis N Montreal
DumoiK-hel, J. S. R Montreal
Dunton, Robert A Montreal
Ecrement, M. L. G. . . .Maisonneuve
Edge, W. H Montreal
Fahey, W Montreal
I- air, John, Jr Montreal
Fiset, Arthur C Montreal
Forest, Joseph R Laprairie
Forest. Leon Lachine
Fry, Henry, Jr Montreal
Garanrl, Moise Montreal
Gendrpn, Joseph S Montreal
Geoffrion, Aime Vercheres
Germain, C. E Montreal
Germain, J. E. .St. Vincent de Paul
3iasson, J. O. V Coteau St. Louis
3ingras, Isaie Longueuil
Gladu, L. A St. Polycarpe
Goyette, L. O St. Polycarpe
Grenier, Louis A Montreal
Grenier, Pierre O Ste. Rose
Grondin, A. M. F Laprairie
3uy, Etienne E. P. Montreal
ray, P- M Montreal
lart, Lewis A Montreal
letu, Louis G Longue-Pointe
letu, Leonard O Montreal
loude, Louis A Montreal
loule, Louis B Montreal
lunter, Herbert S Montreal
Juot, Tancrede A Belreil
lurteau, Hilaire Montreal
lutcheson, Robert B Montreal
saaeson, John H Montreal
eannotte, Adhemar Ste Marthe
Jobin, Andre D Montreal
Johcoeur, J. A Montreal
Brault, Cali.xite Pointe Claire
Brault, Henri, A. A Montreal
Bneri, A. A. L Montreal
Bnlhon, Joseph R Belreil
Brodeur, S. A Vaudreuil
Brodie, Hugh
Montreal
Brousseau, Antoine O Montreal
Brule, Dieudonne Vaudreuil
Brunet, Joseph A Montreal
Cameron, J. A Montreal
Cardin, L. P. P Montreal
Chagnon, Eloi E Vercheres
Champeau, Joseph O St. Bruno
Chauret, Amedee Montreal
Chauret, J. A Ste. Genevieve
Choquet, Azarie Montreal
Clerk, Ronzo H Montreal
Coderre, Jean E Montreal
Colpron, Joseph N St. Isidore
Cormier, J. E Montreal
Toubert, A. W. B Montreal
littson, G. R. W Montreal
aBadie, J. A. O Montreal
abadie. M. T. A Montreal
^abelle, Joseph Montreal
, icasse, P. C Montreal
achawelle, J. E Montreal
.aneiir, Edouard Montreal
Lafond, J. J. H . . Ste Just, de Newton
Laliberte, Eusebe Montreal
Lamarehe, J. S Montreal
Lamarche, Valmore Montreal
Landry, J. A
Laiufrv, J. P .". ."."."."." . . Montreal
Langevin, F. T St. Isidore
Lapalme, Treffle Montreal
Lapierre, Napoleon P Ste. Julie
L Archeveque, E Montreal
La ose, Eustache Montreal
Larose, Louis F St. Phillippe
Lavoic, J. \V st. Martin
Leclerc, C. E Montreal
Lecours, Adolphe St. Laurent
Lefebvre, Antoine Lachine
Lefebvre, Joseph N Riband
Lejrault, Joseph N. ..Coteau Landing
Lemire, Henri Montreal
Lepailleur, A. N Lachine
Lesage, J. E. H Montreal
Leveille, C. A ............. Montreal
Levy, Joseph C. E ........ Montreal
Lighthall, George R ...... Montreal
Lighthall, William F ...... Montreal
Lippe, Charles A. H ...... Montreal
Lon-rgan, James .......... Montreal
Longpre, P. A ............ Ste. Rose
Longtin, Moise ............ Montreal
Lyman, Albert C .......... Montreal
Mackay, F. S .............. Montreal
Mandeville, F ......... St. Polycarpe
Mainville, J. R ............ Montreal
Mainville, Phileas .......... Montreal
Marion, Jean P ............ Montreal
Marion, N ................ Montreal
Marin, Onesime ............ Montreal
Marler, W. de M ........... Montreal
Mayotte, F. X ............. Montreal
Mayrand, Z ............. Contrecosur
McLennan, William ........ Montreal
Melancon, Joseph .......... Montreal
Mercier, J. L. R ........... Montreal
Morin, J. Bte M. V ......... Montreal
Morin, P. G ................. Beloeil
Normandin, G. A .......... Montreal
Normandin, J. E. C ____ Boucherville
Normandin, J. G ........... Montreal
Normandin, Victor ........ Montreal
Olivier, Joseph H .......... Montreal
Papineau, Denis E ........ Montreal
Payette, Antoine E ........ Montreal
Pepin, Henri P ............ Montreal
Perodeau, Narcisse ........ Montreal
Perrault, Camille .......... Montreal
Perrault, Medard .......... Montreal
Phaneuf , Antoine ......... Rigaud
Philipps, E. W. H ........ Montreal
Philippe, W. A ............ Montreal
Pitt, Joseph U ............. Montreal
Plamondon, T ............ Montreal
Prud homme, E ........... Montreal
Prefontaine, D. N ......... Montreal
Proulx, W. J .............. Montreal
Quintal, LA ............. Montreal
Reriaud, C. F. S ........... Montreal
Reddy, Fleming J ......... Montreal
Reddy, W. B. S ............ Montreal
Racicot, Louis ............. Montreal
Rhault, C. E. A ............ Montreal
Riendeau, J. B. A ......... Montreal
Rleutord, Felix ....... _____ Montreal
Roberge, A. J. A .......... Laprairie
Scheffer, Charles G ........ Chambly
Schetagne, Felix ............ Lachine
Simard, F. E. G ............ Montreal
Simard, N. C .............. Montreal
St. Denis, A. J. H .......... Montreal
Stuart, Ernest ............ Montreal
Tarte, I ................... Montreal
Tasse, Charles S ........ St. Laurent
Terrault, Pierre .......... Montreal
Theoret, Joseph A ........ St. Martin
Theoret, Napoleon ........ Montreal
Touc-hette, G .............. Montreal
Taisdale, Joseph H ......... St. Clet
Turcott, Fs. de S. O ...... Vaudreuil
Wright, Henry B .......... Montreal
Daigle, A. A .............. Montreal
OTTAWA DISTRICT.
Beaudin, J. B. A ....... Buckingham
Crevier, P. A. J. ... Pointe a Gatmeau
Desjardins, P. Thos .......... Hull
Dumouchel. G. L .......... Ayhnt r
Guay, A. E ........ Temiscamingue
Guy, Alphonse ........ Buckingham
Labelle, F. A. A .............. Hull
Lacourciere, T ............ Maniwaki
Mackay, S. A ....... Portage du Fort
J- A
Papineau, J. G ............ Plaisance
Piche, Timothee .......... Wakefield
Prud homme, .J. M ............ Hull
Raby, H. N ........ St. Andre Avelin
St. Pierre, J. B. ou Broyerdit. .Ripon
Tetreau, Neree ................ Hull
Tetreau, Xiste ........ Papineauville
236
NOTARIES, QUEBEC.
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QUEBEC DISTRICT.
Allaire, Joseph Quebec
Angers, E. J Quebec
Audet, Ferdinand Quebec
Audet, Louis O Levis
Auger, Jacques Quebec
Austin, Henry C Quebec
Belanger, P. Ed. E Quebec
Bernard, Pierre S Lotbiniere
Bernard, Leonidas P Cap Sante
Boily, Joseph E Quebec
Boisvert, J. . H Ste. Croix
Bouffard, Pierre Quebec
Bourrassa, Joseph B St. Romuald
Bourget, Francois St. Henri
Bourget, Marcel Village Lauzon
Campbell, William N Quebec
Campeau, O. F Quebec
Chabot, Joseph E Bienville
Charlebois, J. A Quebec
Chateauvert, O. P. V Quebec
Cote, Marie J. E Quebec
Couillard, F. S Village Lauzon
Couture, Joseph G Quebec
Delage, Jean B Quebec
Delage, O. C. F Quebec
DeLery , Q. F. X Quebec
Devillers, F. X Lotbiniere
Dick, Gabriel Chateau Richer
Dick, G. L Ste. Anne
Dumais, Alphonse Quebec
Dumontier, J. A. F Levis
Gagne, Joseph O St. Sylvestre
Gauvreau. Alexandre Quebec
Gigault, G. A Quebec
Giroux, E. L. J Quebec
Gosselin, F. X Quebec
Grenier, Charles Quebec
Hamel, Jean B Ste. Jeanne
Hebert, Jean B. C Quebec
Huot, Louis P Quebec
Huot, Philippe Quebec
Labarre, R. G. .Ste. Annede Beaupre
Laberge, M. P Quebec
Laberge, J. M, V Quebec
Labrecque, Cyprien Quebec
Lacourciere, N. E St. Casimir
Laf ranee, Cyrille A Quebec
Lapointe, J. A Quebec
LaRue, F. A Quebec
Larue, M. G. E . . St. Jean He d Orleans
Larue, Thomas G Quebec
Larue, V. W Quebec
Laurin, Joseph O St. Sauveur
Leclerc, Louis Quebec
Legare, M. N. D Charleshourg
Lemay, C. A. .St. Louis de Lotbiniere
Lemay, Louis St. Croix
Lemieux, Jean T St. Romuald
Lemieux, Victor E Levis
Lemoine, Edouard Quebec
Levasseur, J. A. T Quebec
Marcotte, C. J. B Deschambault
Marcoux, Joseph D Beauport
Mayrand, Antoine O .. Deschambault
Meredith, E. G Quebec
Michaud, Charles R Quebec
O Brien, Edward Beauport
Pageau, Charles Quebec
Pageot, H. T Ancienne Lorette
Parkin, J. B Quebec
Pampalon, T. M. W Quebec
Panet, Edouard, A St. Raymond
Paquet, Etienne T Quebec
Paradis, Germain A Quebec
Parent, Marie J. L. E Quebec
Pelletier, J. E. C Quebec
Picard, Paul Jeune Lorette
Plamondon, J. E Quebec
Renaiul, Cyrille St. Ambroise
Roy, Flavien Levis
Roy, Flavien E -Levis
Roy, J. E Levis
Roy, O. H Quebec
Savard, Joseph ..St. Sauveur (Que.)
Sirois, L. P Quebec
St. Amand, Leon St. Alban
Strang, John Quebec
Taschereau, C. E Quebec
Tessier Cyrille Quebec
Tremblay, E. H Levis
Tremblay, F. X. Wm. A . . St. Agapit
Verville, Joseph.. St. J. Deschaillons
Vezina, Augustin N Beaupre
Walsh, James Quebec
RICHELIEU DISTRICT.
Aubin, Joseph A. L St. Ours
Aubin, Magloire A. L Berthier
Archambault, J. E.. 8tG.de Brandon
Belcourt, Jos. L. .La Baie du Febvre
Bellemare, Onesime . . St. Guillaume
Blondin, L. M. . .St. Francois du Lac
Bouchard, A. P. ..St. Guil e d Upton
Boucher, W. C. .St. T. de Pierreville
Boulais, J. F. F Sorel
Cardin, J. R. A Sorel
Champagne, H . . St. Gab. de Brandon
Chapdelaine, W. H Sorel
Commault, J. B Riviere David
Desy, Wilfrid L. M Sorel
Dupre, Olivier St. Robert
Dorion, Hon. J. A St. Ours
Durocber, Adolphe St. Aime
Gelinas, Pierre St. Aime
Gladu, Augustin E. .St. Frs. du Lac
Gladu, Victor. ..St. Francois du Lac
Gladu, J. E O. . .St. Francois du Lac
Guevremont, Alfred Sorel
Lavallee, Octave Berthier
Mondor, J. N Sorel
Pelland, B. E Berthier
Pepin, Joseph D St. David
Poitras. Louis Lanoraie
Rivest, A. J. A Lanoraie
Roberge, L. P. A St. Outhbert
Robillard, P. E. .St. Thomas de Pier.
Rondeau, P. G St. Cuthbert
Rouleau, F. E St. Barthelemi
Rousseau, G. P St. Zephirin
Tellier, Pierre Berthier
Veronneau,L. P.St.Mich.d Yamaska
RIMOUSKI DISTRICT.
Begin, Desire Rimouski
Belzile, J. L. G Rimouski
Fournier, Joseph St. Simon
Gagnon, J. E. .St. Jerome de Matane
Gannon, Joseph V . .Rimouski
Gauvreau, L. R..Ste. Cecile du Bio
L Arrivee, Jean E Macnider
LaKoche, Louis T Rimouski
Michaud, N St. Octave de Metis
Pelletier, Thomas Ste. Flavie
SAGUENAY DISTRICT.
Angers, Elie Malbaie
Boivin, Charles Baie St. Paul
Bouliane, L. J. A Malbaie
Fortin, Telesphore . . . .Baie St. Paul
Kane, J. A. J Malbaie
Perron, Joseph Baie St. Paul
ST. FRANCOIS DISTRICT.
Archambault, J. A Sherbrooke
Archambault, J. T. L. . . .Sherbrooke
Audet, Louis A Magog
Be<>-ui, J. P. A Windsor Mills
Belisle, Ls. Nap Wotton
Bourget, Joseph H Weed on
Brien, Francois A Danville
Chagnon, H. C. H Coaticook
Felton, Edward P Sherbrooke
Eraser, F. S. X Richmond
Fraser, John Coaticook
Gendreau, Jean B Coaticook
Jasmin, Hector Magog
Labranche, Jacques O Danville
Langlois, Charles H Sherbrooke
Ledoux, Joseph Richmond
Mackie, Joseph I Cookshire
Picard Jacques Wotton
Sicotte, Eugene Richmond
Sylvestre, J. E Sherbrooke
Thomas, Charles M Stanstead
Thomas, Daniel Sherbrooke
Thibcdeau, J. N Megan tic
Worthington, E. B Sherbrooke
ST. HYACINTHE DISTRICT.
Archambault, J. N St. Denis
Ashby, David Marieville
Auth ier, Joseph A St. Hilaire
Bathalon, J. B. S St. Pie
Bazinet, J. P St. Hyacinthe
Beauregard, Pierre S....St Liboire
Bernier, Michel E. . . . St. Hyacinthe
Bessette, N. D. D. .N.D. deBonsec re
Blanchard, Hilaire R. St. Hyacinthe
Boisseau, F. X. A St. Hyacinthe
Bombardier, Gregoire Marieville
Bordua, Joseph M Acton
Chabot, Elzear St. Charles
Collet te, J. L Ste. Heleire
Coutant, P. T St. Charles
Crevier, P. J. B. M St. Denis
Dauray, Louis O St. Denis
Demers, J. E. O St. Cesaire
Denis, F. X St. Simon
Desautels, J. C St. Hyacinthe
Deschenes, Robert St. Hyacinthe
Dupont, Flavien St. Liboire
Dussault, Pierre St. Cesaire
Fafard, Pierre St. Eph. d Upton
Fontaine, Felix Marieville
Gaboury, J. E St. Cesaire
Gelinas, P. H St. Hugues
Guertin, Joseph O. . . .St. Hyacinthe
Halde, Misael St. Jean Baptiste
Lafontaine, Emery St. Hugues
L Heureux, Louis A St. Jude
Lippe, Hubert Acton Vale
Marchessault, Z. T St. Damase
Meunier, Francois.. L Ange Gardien
Morin, Joseph St. Hyacinthe
Pepin, Cesaire St. Cesaire
St. Germain, Jules. . .St. Hyacinthe
Tache, J. de L St. Hyacinthe
TERREBONNE DISTRICT.
Arbour, T . . . Ste. Ther. de Blainville
Barrette, Pierre A St. Jovite
Bazin, J. S. P. .Ste. Agathe des Monts
Beaudin, C. L Grenville
Beaudry, Joseph E Ste. Agathe
Berthelot, Alphonse Lachute
Bernard, Amable St. Placide
Blondin, Louis O St. Jovite
Champagne, C. H St. Eustache
Chevalier, Joseph St. Sauveur
Desjardins, J. E..Ste.Ther. deBlainv l
Desroches, D . . Ste.Ther. de Blainville
Fauteux, George N St. Eustache
Filiatiault, Joseph Ste. Adele
Forest, N Ste. Scholastique
Fortier, V. J. B. . ..Ste. Scholastique
Girouard, Joseph St. Benoit
Howard, Henry St. Andre
Jolicoeur, S. O Terrebonne
Lachaine, L. de G St. Jerome
Leguerner, D. , Ste.Ther.de Blainville
Leonard, Damase Ste. Monique
Mathieu, E. S Terrebonne
Parent, Jos. E St. Jerome
Petit, Pierre F. E St. Jerome
Prevost, Melchior St. Jerome
Valois, Joseph E Lachute
Villeneuve, F. .Ste. Anne des Plaines
THREE RIVERS DISTRICT.
Buyeur, Joseph M St. Maurice
Beaudry, A .... St. Anne de la Perade
Bjftudry, P. G.St. Anne de la Perade
Bellemare, H. A. O Yourachiche
Bellemare, F. X St. Barnabe
Bellerose, Louis H . . . . St. Monique
Blondin, Joseph A Becancourt
Boucher, Leger St. Barnabe
Brunelle, Uldoric..St. Et. des Gres
1897]
NOTARIES, QUEBEC FISHERY LAWS OF THE DOMINION.
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Carbon neau, Moise Ste. Flore
Ohapdelaine, E. M St. Justin
Oharbonneau, J. Ed St. Stanislas
Deshaies, Louis.. St. G. de Batisoan
Desilets, A. O Beacancourt
Desaulniers, J. H Nicolet
Desilets, Pierre Trois-Rivieres
Denis, J. W Ste. Monigue
Dufresne, H. R Nicolet
Fusey, G. A. P Louiseville
Galipault, Louis Maskinonge
Gelinas, Louis N St. Leon
| Guillet, Pierre O Trois-Rivieres
j Houde, H. H Nicolet
Houle, Adplphe O Nicolet
Hubert, Pierre L Trois Rivieres
Labarre, R. G Trois Rivieres
Labarre, D. G Trois Rivieres
! Lavallee, J. . . St. Pierre les Becquets
Lebnui, David St. Wenceslas
Lord, Louis A Yamaphiche
Lottinville, Flavien . . . .Trois Rivieres
Marchand, J. E., La Visit, de Champ.
Milot, Jules Yamac-hiche
Mousette, Wilbrod .St. Tite
Picher, Joseph St. Leonard
Poirier, J. A St. Gregoire
Rivard, Thomas T Louiseville
Tourigny, J. L. . . St. Ed. de Geritilly
Varennes, Phil, de Shawenegran
THE FISHERY LAWS OF THE DOMINION TABLE OF CLOSE SEASONS IN FORCE ON OCTOBER 1, 1896.
KINDS OF FISH.
ONTARIO.
QUEBEC.
NOVA
SCOTIA.
NEW
BRUNSWICK.
P. E.
ISLAND.
MANITOBA
AND N.W.T.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Salmon (Net fishing).
1 Aug. to
15 Aug. to
15 Aug. to
Salmon (Angling). . . .
1 May.
15 Aug. to
1 March.
15 Aug. to
1 March.
15 Aug. to
tions.)
Speckled Trout (Sal-
velinus Fontinalis)
Salmon Trout
15 Sept. to
1 May.
1 Nov. to
1 Feb.
1 Oct. to
30 April
1 Feb.
1 Oct. to
31 Mar.
1 Feb.
1 Oct. to
31 Mar.
I Oct. to
31 Mar.
15 Sept. to
1 May.
5 Oct to
15 Oct. to
15 Mar.
1 Oct to
Large Grey Trout,
30 Nov.
15 Oct to
Oct. to
Oct. to
1 Oct to
15 Dec.
30 Nor.
15 Oct to
Lunge, Touladi and
Land-locked Salmon
Ouananiche
1 Dec.
15 Sept. to
31 Mar.
31 Mar.
31 Mar.
15 Mar.
Pickerel (Dorf)
15 April to
1 Dec.
15 \pril to
15 April to
Bass
15 May.
15 April to
15 May.
15 April to
15 May.
Maskinonge
15 June.
15 April to
15 June.
15 April to
Sea Bass
15 June.
1 July.
1 March to
April to
15 May.
Whitefish
1 Nov. to
10 Nov to
lOct.
30 Nov.
1 Oct. to
5 Oct to
i npf- ts\
Smelts
30 Nov.
1 Dec.
1 April to
1 April to
31 Dec.
1 Mar. to
1 April to
15 Dec.
30 Nov.
Bag net fishing pro
Lobsters
hibited, ex
1 July,
cept under
15 July to
1 July.
license.
1 July to
1 July.
1 July to
1 July.
15 July to
On Atlantic Coast
from Cape Canso to
Boundary Line, U.S.
In remaining waters
31 Dec.
31 Dec.
15 Jul3 7 to
31 Dec.
15 July to
31 Dec.
of Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick . . .
Sturgeon
31 Dec.
31 Dec.
1 June to
15 May to
Oysters
1 June to
1 June to
1 July.
1 June to
1 June to
15 June.
15 July.
15 Sept.
15 Sept.
15 Sept.
15 Sept.
Close Season for Came in Ontario.
The close season for Deer, Elk, Moose, Reindeer and
Caribou is from 15th Nov. to 1st Nov. of the following
year, but no Moose, Elk, Reindeer or Caribou must be
hunted or killed before 25th October, 1900. No dogs
must be allowed to run Deer in the close season. No
person must kill more than two Deer in the season.
Hunting or killing Deer by what is known as "crust
ing" or while they are "yarding" is forbidden. Deer
must not be hunted or killed in the water. No
common carrier or other person shall transport or have
in possession for that purpose, any deer, or raw skin
thereof, save only from 1st Nov. to 22nd Nov. in each
year, unless accompanied by an affidaviD that same was
taken during the hunting season.
The close season for Grouse, Pheasants, Prairie Fowl,
Partridge, Woodcock, Snipe, Rail. Plover or any other
water-fowl or game bird or animal, including black or
grey Squirrels and Hares, is from 15th Dec. to 15th Sept.
in the following year. For Quail or wild Turkeys from
15th Dec. to 15th Oct. of the following year, but no wild
Turkeys must be killed before 15th Oct., 189", and no
prairie fowl or English or Mongolian pheasants before
15th Sept., 1897.
The close seasn for Swans and Geese is from 1st May
to 15th Sept., and for Ducks of all kinds from 15th Dec.
to 1st Sept. following. No person shall kill more than
400 Ducks during the season.
No wild fowl must be killed or shot at between half
an hour after sunset and half an hour before sun
rise, nor on the Lord s Day.
No Snipe, Woodcock or Partridge shall be sold or pur
chased before 15th Sept., 1897. No Quail or Wild
Turkey shall he sold or purchased before 15th Oct., 1897.
No beaver or otter shall be hunted, taken, killed,
or had in possession between 1st April and 1st Nov., nor
trap set for them during that period, and no muskrat
between 1st May and 1st Jan. But no beaver or otter
shall be hunted, taken or killed before 1st Nov., 1897.
No person except residents of Ontario shall be en
titled to hunt without first procuring a license from the
Provincial Secretary, the cost of which is $25.
The Game Laws do not apply to Indians or to settlers
in unorganized townships or territory not divided into
townships, who kill game for food.
NOTK. For further particulars address E. Tinsley,
Chief Game Warden, Parliament Buildings, Toronto.
Synopsis Of Fishery Laws. Net fishing of any kind
is prohibited in public waters, except under Leases or
Licenses. The size of nets is regulated so as to prevent
the killing of young fish. Nets cannot be set or seines
used so as to bar channels or bays. A general weekly
Close-time is provided in addition to special close
seasons. The use of Explosive or Poisonous substances
for catching or killing fish is illegal. The use of fire
arms for killing fish is prohibited. Mill-dams must be
provided with efficient fish passes. Models or drawings
will be furnished by the Department of Marine and
Fisheries on application.
The above enactments and close-seasons are supple
mented in special cases, under authority of the Fisheries
Act, by a total prohibition of fishing for stated periods.
All communications relating to Fisheries should be
addressed: Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa.
Normal College for the Professional Training
of First-class Public School Teachers and
High, School Assistants.
J. A. McLellan, M.A., LL.D., Principal ; I. M. Levan>
B.A., Vice Principal, with Lecturers in the various
branches.
Provincial formal and Model Schools for the
Training of Teachers.
Normal School, Toronto.-?. Kirkland, M A., Prin
cipal; William Scott, M.A., Vice Principal; A. C.
Casselman, Drawing Master ; E. Masson, French
Teacher ; S. H. Preston, Teacher of Vocal Music ;
T. Parr, Teacher of Gymnastics and Calisthenics.
Model School, in which the If annul School Students
practine the Art of Teaching. Angus Mclntosh, Prin
cipal of the Boys School ; K. W. Murray, First Assist
ant ; T. M. Porter, Second Assistant ; Jeannie Wood.
Third Assistant ; S. M. Ross, Fourth Assistant ; M. T.
Scott, Mistress Girls School ; May K. Caulfeild, First
Assistant ; M. Meehan, Second Assistant ; Alice Stuart,
Third Assistant ; H. B. Mills, Fourth Assistant, and
the Teachers of Drawing, Music, Gymnastics and Calis
thenics in the Normal School ; Mary E. Mclntyre,
Kindergarten Teacher ; Ellen Cody. Asst. Kindergarten.
formal School, Ottawa. J. A. MacCabe, M.A., LL.D.,
Principal; S. B. Sinclair, B.A., Vice Principal; T. H.
McGuirl, B.A., Drawing Master; J. Fleury, French
Master ; W. G. Workman, Music Master ; Rev. H. Mc-
Meekin, Teacher of Elocution. Model School. E. D.
Parlow, Principal Boys School ; Wm. Brick, First
Assistant; J. H. Putman, Second Assistant; H. S.
Williams, Third Assistant ; Adeline Shenick, Mistress
Girls School; M. G Joyce, First Assistant ; M. E.
Butterworth, Second Assistant ; Florence Hanington,
Third Assistant ; Eliza Bolton, Kindergarten Teacher ;
E. B. Cope, Clerk and Accountant, and Teacher of
Gymnastics.
Collegiate Institutes arjd rjigh Schools.
Each of the High Schools (which form the intermediate
link between the Public Schools and the Universities ) is
managed by a Board of Trustees, appointed jointly by
the County and Town Councils. In cities the Trustees
are all appointed by the City Councils, except where
there is only one school in the County. The Principal
must be a graduate of a British or Colonial University,,
and certified as experienced in teaching. Assistants must
also have received the prescribed training. Besides fees,
local rates must be raised. Every High School with two
qualified teachers receives a fixed amount of $400, and
also a certain sum on salaries of teachers, general equip
ment, suitability of school premises and attendance.
High Schools which have an average attendance of 60
pupils, may be made Collegiate Institutes, and receive
additional grant. Pupils attending these schools are pre
pared for Matriculation in the Universities. There were
37 Collegiate Institutes and 92 High Schools, with 24,662
pupils, in Ontario in 1895.
Public Schools.
Each Township is divided into School Sections of a
suitable extent for one School ; and in each of these Sec
tions three Trustees are elected to manage its School
affairs. In Cities, Towns and Villages, the Schools are
managed by a Board of School Trustees elected from the
Municipality. There were 5,991 Public (including 331
separate) Schools, with 484,551 pupils, in Ontario in 1895.
Educational tyuseunj.
Connected with the Education Department is a
Museum, containing specimens of school apparatus and
furniture, a valuable collection of Italian, Dutch and
Flemish Oil Paintings, and Statuary casts and busts. The
Museum is freely open to the public from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Total Number of Educational Institutions
Of all kinds reported by the Education Department as in
operation in the Province of Ontario during 1895, was
6,126, attended by 510,456 pupils, and~ expending
$5,267,468 in their support.
Rev. A. McColl Chatham
W. Tytler, B.A Guelph
W. H. Ballard, M.A Hamilton
List of Public, High, Model and Separate School Inspectors, etc.
CITY INSPECTORS.
W. G. Kidd Kingston
W. J. Carson London
John C. Glashan.... Ottawa
Note. Belleville, Brantford, Stratford, St. Catharines and Windsor are under the Inspectors of their respec
tive Counties.
John McLean St. Thomas
James L. Hughes Toronto
W. F. Chapman Toronto
D. McCaig Collingwood
0. W. Chadwick Forest,
Toronto, P.O.
TOWN INSPECTORS.
Rev. S. H. Eastman . Oshawa
Peterboro
Thomas Hilliard. . ..Waterloo
Hon. R.
M.A.,.
Note. All other towns are under the Inspectors of their respective Counties
COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL INSPECTORS
Inspector. County. P.O.
D. McDiarmid, M.D Glengarry .... Maxville
Alexander McNaughton .. Stormont .... Cornwall
Arthur Brown Dundas Morrisburg
W. J. Summerby Presc t&R-is l Russell
O. Dufort (Assistant) .... do. Curran
Arch d Smirle Carleton Ottawa
W. Johnston, M.A Leeds, No. 1 . . Athens
Robert Kinney, M. D " No. 2 . Brockville
T. A. Craig " No.3&Gren Kemptville
F. L. Michell, M.A .. Lanark Perth
R. G. Scott, B. A Renfrew Pembroke
Wm. Spankie, M.D Frontenac .... Kingston
Frederick Burrows Lennox & Ad . Napanee
Wm. Mackintosh N. Hastings. . . Madoc
John Johnston S. Hastings. .. Belleville
Gilbert D. Platt, B. A ... Prince Edward Pieton
Albert Odell Northumberl d Cobourg
Win. E. Tilley, M. i Durham Bowmanville
James Coyle Brown Peterboro ... Peterboro
Inspector. County.
Benjamin Freer, M.A... . Haliburton
James H. Knight E. Victoria
Henry Reazin W. "
James McBrien Ontario. . .
D. Fotheriiigham ....... S. York . . .
A. B. Davidson, B.A N. " ...
Allan Embury Peel
Rev. Thos. McKee S. Simcoe
James C. Morgan, M.A .. N. Simcoe
Isaac Dav ( E " simcoe
uay \ Dis.Muskoka/
J. S. Deacon Halton
Joseph H. Smith Wentworth . . .
M. J. Kelly, M.D.,LL.B. Brant
James B. Grey Lincoln
James H. Ball, M. A Welland
Clarke Moses Haldimand . . .
J.J.Wad8worth,Jf..d,.Jf.B Norfolk
Wm. Carlyle Oxford
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Niagara Falls
P.O.
Minden
Lindsay
Lindsay
Prince Albert
Toronto
Newmarket
Brampton
Barrie
Barrie
Orillia
Milton
Hamilton
Brantford
St. Catharine
Tborold
Caledonia
Simcoe
Woodstock
1897]
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Inspector. County P. 0. Inspector. County. P. 0.
Thomas Pearce Waterloo . Berlin Hugh D Johnson VV Middlesex Strathrov
D. P. Clapp, B. A N. Wellington. Harriston : Welhnrn Atkin Klo-in St TVi,>i.^
J. J. Craig, B.A S. "
Fergus j Rev. W H. G. Colles . .. E. Kent Chatham
.. Oranowville Rnhprt PnrV \v " r htth^,
N. Gordon Dufferin . .
Thomas Gordon W. Grey Owen Sound ; Chas. A. Barnes, B.A .... Lambton No. 1 London
Andrew Grier E " Thornbury John Brebner " ^" o >,. ;
N. VV. Campbell S " Durham Theodule Girnrdo
t Essex, No. 1.. Sandwich
I. A.,
Wm Alexander Perth . Stratford D A Maxwell i
John Elyin Tom S. Huron . . Goderich LL B Ph D
David Robb N. Huron Clinton D MoCai" r* 1 * Aiir/imn r>niiiun.r<wwi
W. S. Clendenin"- E Bruce Walkerton
A V D. Parry S d ) Orj , ]ia
Alex. Campbell. W " Kinnnrrfinp ev. G. Grant, fi.
John Dearness E Middles
ex.. London SEPARATK SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
)RS James F. White . Toronto
HIGH SCHOOL INSPECTf
JF TTnHo-anri \t A
_ William Prendergast, B.A.. ..Toronto
John Seath, B.A Toronto Bra0R OF NO
IMAL SCHOOLS, PRINCIPAL AND VTCB-
fCIPAL NORMAL COLLEGK.
n, LL.D. Toronto
PRI
MODEL SCHOOL INSPECTOR. Jameg A ^cLd]*
John J. Tilley Tnrnntn Tsaar- M T.eunn R
PRISCIPA
Alexandria . . . D. McKay B A
LS OF HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGIATE I!
Hamilton, C.I. R.A.Thompson, B.A.
Harriston .... J. McMurchie, B.A .
Hawkesbury . . W. K . T. Smellie, B.A.
Ingersoll, C.I. W. Briden, B.A.
Iroquois J. A. Jackson B A
S8T1TUTE8.
1 PortHope T.A. Kirkconnell,B..4
Port Perry . . D. McBride, B.A.
Port Rowan . . E. Pugsley, B.A.
Almonte ...PC McGregor B A
Arnprior J. W. Grey, "B. A.
Arthur E. E. Snider, B.A.
Athens J. H. Mills, M.A.
Aurora C. W. Milloy, B.A.
Aylmer, C. I.. W.W.Rutherford BA
Renfrew C McDowell B A
Kemptville . . W. Dillane, B.A.
Kincardine .. S. W. Perry, B.A.
Kingston, C.I. W. S. Ellis. B.A.
Leamington .. J. Elliott, B.A.
Lindsay, C.I.. J. C. Harstone, B.A.
Listowel W A Phillips B A
Richmond Hill E. Coombs, M.A.
Ridgetown,C.I J. G. Little, B.A.
Sarnia.C.I. . . . D. M. Grant, B.A.
Seaforth.C.I.. C. Clarkson, B.A
Simcoe J. D. Christie, B.A.
Smith s Falls.. J. A. Houston, M.A.
Smithville. . . . F. H. Bell, B.A.
StCath nes.CI J. Henderson, M.A.
St. Mary s, C.I S. Martin, B.A.
Stirling J. S. Carstairs, B.A.
Stratford, C.I. C. May berry, BA. LLB
Strathroy, C.I. J. E. Wetherell, B.A.
Streetsvflle . . J. O. McGregor, M.A
St.Thomas,C.I N. Quance, B.A.
Sydenham U. J. Flach, B.A.
Tbornld A W T?p*vlpv fi A
Barrie, C.I . T H Redditt B A
Beamsville . . . J. Tremeer, B.A.
Belleville .... E. F. Milburn, B.A.
Berlin J. W Connor B A
Bowmanville . M. M. Fenwick, B.A.
Bradford J. C. Rogers B A
London, C.I . . F. W. Merchant, M.A.
Lucan W W Jardine B A
Brampton W. J. Fenton, B.A.
Brantford.C.I. A. W. Burt. B.A.
Brighton G. E. Newman, B.A.
Brockville, C.I W.Pakenham, B.A.
Caledonia L. T. Locheed, M.A.
Campbellford. A. M. Shields, B.A.
Carleton Place W. J. Patterson, M.A.
Cavuga L. Kinnear, M.A.
Madoc A H Watson B A
Markham G. H. Reed, B.A.
Meaford . A Mowat B A
Mitchell .... W Elliot B ~A
Morrisburg, CI J. S. Jam ieson, M . A.
Mount Forest. J. H. Brethour, B.A
Napanee, C. I. T. M. Henry, B.A.
Newburgh. . . . A. D. Nesbit, B.A.
Newcastle H. Davidson, B.A.
Newmarket .. J. E. Dickson, B.A.
Niagara . . W F Seymour B A
Chatham. C.I. D. S. Paterson, B.A
Clinton, C.I . J. Houston, M.A.
Cobourg, C.I. G. W. Mitchell. M.A.
Colborne .... W. Bellamy, B.A .
Collingw d.C.I W. Williams, B.A.
Cornwall W D Johnston B A
Tilsonburg . . J. C. Clark, B.A.
Toronto, C.I.:
Jarvis St .. A. MacMurchy, M.A.
Jameson Av. L. E. Embree, M.A.
Harbord St. H. B. Spotton, M.A.
Toronto June. F. C. Colbeck, B.A.
Trenton E E Ingall B A
NiagaraFallsS F. Sherin, M.A.
Niagara Falls. J. D. Dickson, B.A.
Norwood .... J.Davidson, MA. LLD
Oakville N. J. Well wood, B.A.
Deseronto A. G. Kniyht, B.A.
Dundas J Reid M A LL B
Omemee W. H. Hunt, B.A.
Orangeville . . A. Steele, B.A.
Orillia J. Ryerson B A
Uxbridge .... H. G. Park, .4.
Vankleek Hill. T. Jamieson, B.A.
Dunnville J. A. Cooke, B.A.
Dutton J. C. Pavne, B.A.
Elora N McMurchy B A
Oshawa L, C. Smith, B.A.
Ottawa, C.I .. J. Macmillan, B.A.
Owen S nd, C.I W. H. Jenkins, B.A.
Paris J W Acres B A
Walkerton .. J. Morgan. M.A.
Wardsville .. W. B. Weidenham-
mer, B.A.
Waterforcl .... S. Phillips, B.A .
Watford C. Potter, B.A.
Waterdown .. J. A. Freeman, B.A
Welland II. M. McCuaig, M.A.
Weston . . T E Elliott B A
Essex C L Crasswell er B A
Fergus P Perry M A
Forest A. C. Crosby, M A
Gait, C.I T. Carscadd en, M A
Parkhill E M Bi^g Jf A
Gananoque ... R. G. Graham, B.A.
Georgetown .. A. H. Gibbard, B A.
Glencoe W. N. Bell, B.A.
Goderich, C.I. H. I. Strang, B.A.
Gravenhurst.. W. H. Muldrew, B.A.
Grimsby O.W. Harrison, M.A .
Guelph, C.I . . J. Davison, B.A.
Hagersville . . J. McNicol, B.A .
Athens G. Sharman
Pembroke R. Ross*B .A.
Perth, C.I. ... R. A. Paterson B A
Peterboro ,0.1 C. Fessenden, M.A.
Petrolea J J Bell B A
Whitby, C.I . . J. Waugh. B.A.
Wiarton J. A. Snell, M.A .
Williamstown J. B. Dandeno, B A
Windsor, C.I . . W. S. Cody, B.A
Woodstock, C I D. H. Hunter, B.A.
Picton ... R. Dobson B A
Port Arthur.. A. McCullooh, M.A.
Port Dover . . D. Hicks, B.A
Port Elgin J. T. Lillie, B.A.
PRINCIPALS OF MODEL SCHOOLS
Hamilton . . . . W. H. Elliott
Barrie W. J Hallet
Plantagenet. . I). Chenay
Port Hope .... F. Wood "
Port Perry ... A. M. Rae
Beamsville R. J. Brown
Berlin J. Suddabv
Kincardine. ... F. C. Powell
Bracebridge . . G. H. O. Thomas
Bradford A. Orton
Lindsay G. E. Broderick
London R M Graham
Brampton A. Barber
Brantford \V. Wilkinson
Caledonia A. B. Shantz
Madoc . J. R Brown
Richmond T. W. Shine
St. Thomas. . . . N. M. Campbell
Meaford . A. A. Jordan
Milton W. F. Inman
Chatham T. C. Smith
Minden J. W. En-rlisb
Clinton W. R. Lou"h
Mitchell C M French
Cobourg W. J. Hamilton
Collingwood . . E. Ward
Cornwall J. Connolly
Morrisburg. . . W. B. Kayler
Mount Forest.. S. B. Westervelt
Strathroy T. Dunsmore
Toronto W K Groves
Toronto Junct W. Wilson
Vankleek Hill. E. T. Hoidge
Walkerton E. J. Rowlands
Durham T. Allan
Newmarket .. W. Hannie
Elora L. K. Fallis
Forest J. Campbell
Orangeville M. N. Armstrong
Owen Sound . . T. A. Reid
Parry Sound . R. J. Anderson
Perth . . M. M. Janiips
Gait R Alexander
Whicby J. A. Brown
Windsor . . G. W Chisholm
Gananoque. . . . J. C. Linklater
Goderich S. P. Halls
WnnHst.nr V S VotViornntt
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO AND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Th.e University of Toronto and University College.
VISITOR.
The Honourable George A. Kirkpatrick, Lieutenant-
Qovernor of Ontario.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS.
President, James Loudon, M.A., LL.D.
Registrar, James Brebner, B.A.
Librarian, Hugh Hornby Lang-ton, B.A.
Dean of Medical Faculty, R. A. Reeve, B.A., M.D.
Secretary of Medical Faculty, A. Primrose, M.D.
Bursar, J.E. Berkeley Smith, Esq., University College.
TllE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL.
The President of the University, Prof. R. Ramsay
Wright, Prof. Pike, Prof. Baker, Prof. Hutton, Prof.
Hume, Prof. A. B. Macallum, Prof. Richardson, Prof.
Primrose, Prof. Aikins, Prof. Cameron, Associate-Prof.
Peters, Prof. Caven, Prof. Graham, Associate-Prof. Mc-
Phedran, Prof. J. M. McCallum, Prof. Ogden, Prof. A.
H. Wright, Prof. Reeve, Prof. Oldright, Associate-Prof.
Fraser, Prof. Mavor, Prof. Proudfoot, Prof. Mills, Prof.
Wrong.
FACULTY OF ARTS.
Physics James Loudon, M.A., Professor; W. J,
Loudon, B.A., Demonstrator; C. A. Chant, B.A., Lec
turer ; John C. McLennan, B.A., Assistant Demon
strator.
Mathematics Alfred Baker, M. A., Professor; Alfred
T. DeLury, B.A., Lecturer; Fellow, W. J. Rusk, B.A.
Chemintry William H. Pike, M. A., Ph.D., Professor ;
Wm. Lash" Miller, B.A., Ph.D., Demonstrator; F. J.
Smale, B.A., Ph.D., Lecturer ; G. Elliott, H.A., Lecture
Asst.; F. B. Allan, B.A., Fellow.
Biology R. Ramsay Wright, M.A., B. Sc., Professor;
Edward C. Jeffrey, B.A., Lecturer ; R. R. Bensley, B.A.,
M.B., Assistant Demonstrator; J. McCrae, B. A., Fellow.
physiology A.B. Macallum, B.A., M.B., Ph.D.,Assoc.-
Professor.
Mineralogy and neology A. P. Coleman, M.A.,Ph.D.,
Acting Professor ; W. A. Parks, B.A., Instructor.
History nnd Ethnology George McKinnon Wrong,
M.A., Professor.
Comparative Philology M. Hutton, M.A., Professor.
Philosophy Ja.u\es Gibson Hume, M.A., Ph.D., Pro
fessor of History of Philosophy ; August Kirschmann,
Ph.D., Director of Laboratory, Lecturer and Demonstra
tor; Frederick Tracy, B.A., Ph.D., Lecturer.
Political Economy and Constitutional Hixtory James
Mavor, Professor.
Roman Law Ron. Mr. Justice Proudfoot, Professor.
Constitutional nnd International Law Hon. David
Mills, LL.B., Q.C., Professor.
Italian and Spanish Wm. H. Fraser, B.A., Assoc.-
Professor; P.Toews, M.A., Ph.D., Instructor in Spanish;
E. J. Sacco, Instructor in Italian.
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FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
Anatomy J. H. Richardson, M.D., Professor; A.
Primrose, M.B., C.M., Edin., Professor of Anatomy and
Director of the Anatomical Department; H. Wilberforce
Aikins, B.A., M.B., Associate Professor ; F. N. G. Starr,
M.B., Senior Assistant Demonstrator; W. B. Thistle,
M.D., A. R. Gordon, M.B., F. Winnett, M.D., B. E.
McKenzie, B.A., M.D., B. C. H. Harvey, B.A., G. Boyd,
B.A. , M.B., Assistant Demonstrators.
Surgery W. T. Aikens, M.D., LL.D., Professor; I.
II. Cameron, M.B., Professor of Clinical Surgery; G. A.
Peters, M.B., F.R.C.S., Eng., Associate Professor.
Pathology John Caven, B.A., M.D., Professor; J. A.
Amyot, M.B., Demonstrator ; J. Stenhouse, M.A.,B.Sc.,
Edin., M.B., Assistant Demonstrator.
a. Medicine J. E. Graham, M.D., Professor of Medicine
nd Clinical Medicine ;_A. McPhedran, M.B., Associate
Professor ; W. P. Caven, M.B., Associate Professor.
Pharmacology and Therapeutics Jas. M. McCallum,
B.A., M.D., Professor ; C. F. Heebner, Phm.B., Demon
strator.
Gynaecology and Obstetrics Uzziel Ogden, M.D.,
Gynaecology Professor ; Prof. A. H. Wright, B.A., M.D.,
Obstetrics Professor.
Ophthalmology, Otology, Laryngology and Rhinology
R. A. Reeve, B.A., M.D., Professor; G. H. Burnham,
M.D., F.R.C.S., Edin., Associate Professor Ophthalmo
logy and Otology ; G. R. McDonagh, M.D., Associate
Professor Laryngology and Rhinology.
Hygiene W. Oldright, M.A., M.D., Professor.
Toxicology W. H. Ellis, M.A., M.B., Lecturer.
Medical Jurisprudence Bertram Spencer, M.D.,
Associate Professor; Hon. David Mills, LL.B., Q.C.,
Lecturer.
Medical. Psychology Daniel Clark, M.D., extra-mural
Professor.
Biologii and Physiology R. Ramsay Wright, M.A.
B.Sc., Edin., Biology Professor ; A.B. McCallum, B.A.
M.B., Ph.D., Physiology Professor ; R. R. Bensley, B.A.
M.B., Assistant Demonstrator in Biology.
Chemistry William H. Pike. M.A., Ph.D., Professor
W. H. Ellis, M.A., M.B., Lecturer; W. L. Miller, B.A.
Ph.D., Lecturer.
Physicx Jas. Loudon, M.A., LL.D., Professor; C. A.
Chant, B.A., Lecturer.
COUNCIL AND CORPORATION OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.
The President, Prof. Hutton, Prof. McCurdy, Prof.
Alexander. Prof. Hume, Associate-Prof. Squair, Associ
ate-Prof. Vander Smissen, Alfred T. DeLury, B.A., Prof.
Fletcher.
FACULTY OF ARTS.
Greek Maurice Hutton, M.A., Professor; Adam Car-
ruthers, M.A., Lecturer.
Latin J. Fletcher, M.A., Professor; W. S. Milner,
M.A., Lecturer; G.W. Johnston, B.A., Ph.D., Lecturer.
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KnglishW. J. Alexander, B.A., Ph.D., Professor
David R. Keys, M.A., Lecturer.
German- W.H. Vander Smissen, M.A., Associate Pro
fessor; G. H. Needier, B.A., Ph.D., Lecturer; P. Toews
M.A., Ph.D., Instructor.
French John Squair, B.A., Associate Professor; J. H
Cameron, M.A., Lecturer; Maurice Queneau, Instructor
Oriental Literature J. F. McCurdy, Ph.D., Professor
R. G. Murison, M.A., Lecturer.
Ethics James Gibson Hume, M.A., Ph.D., Professor
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Hon. Edward Blake, M.A., LL.D., Q.C.; Wm. Mulock
M.A., LL.D., Q.C. ; James Loudon, M.A., LL.D. (Vice
Chairman); John Hoskin, LL.D., Q.C. (Chairman)
B. E. Walker, Esq.; J. Herbert Mason, Esq.; Andrew
Rutherford, Esq.; Robert Kilgour, Esq.; A. T. Wood
Esq.; C. S. Gzowski, Esq., Jr.
SENATE.
Chancellor, Hon. Edward Blake, M.A., LL.D., Q.C.
M.P.
Ex-Officio The Hon. The Minister of Education
William Mulock, M.A., LL.D., Q.C., M.P., Vice-Chan
cellar; J. Loudon, M.A., LL.D.; Rev. N. Burwash
M.A., S.T.D., LL.D.; Rev. J. R. Teefy, M.A.; Rev. J. P
Sheraton, M.A., D.D.; Rev. W. Caven, D.D.; Larrat
W. Smith, D.C.L., Q.C.
Appointed J. G. Hume, M.A., Ph.D.; A. B. Macal
lum, B.A., M.B., Ph.D.; J. H. Richardson, M.D.; W. J
Alexander, B.A., Ph.D.; Charles Moss, Esq., Q.C.; G. S
Ryerson, M.D., M.P.P.; W. T. Aikins, M.D., LL.D.; W,
P. Dyer, M.A., D.D.; Rev. J. J. Guinane ; Hon. S. H.
Blake, B.A., Q.C.; W. M. Clark, Esq., Q.C.; James Mills
M.A., LL.D.; J. B. Willmott, D.D.S., L.D.S.; J. Gal-
braith, M.A., C.E. ; F. H. Torrington, Esq.; A. R. Bain
M.A., LL.D.; C. F. Heebner, Phm.B.; Hon. J. A. Boyd
M.A., LL.D.; Hon. J. Maclennan, B.A., LL.D.; Rev. E.
H. Dewart, D.D.; Geo. Gooderham, Esq.; John Hoskin,
LL.D., Q.C. ; A. T. Wood, Esq.; B. E. Walker, Esq.; John
Seath, M.A.; Rev. F. Ryan.
Elected Hon. W. R. Meredith, LL.D.; A. Baker, M.A. ;
Hon. A. R. Dickey, B.A. ; A. B. Aylesworth, M.A.;
Hon. W. G. Falconbridge, M.A.; J. H. Coyne, B.A.;
W. Dale, M.A.; M. Hutton, M.A.; W. H. Ballard, M.A.;
W. Houston, M.A.; W. H. Ellis, M.A., M.B.; J. King
M.A., Q.C.; J. E. Graham, M.D.; A. H. Wright, B.A.
M.D.; I. H. Cameron, M.B.; W. H. B. Aikins, M.D.
J. M. Clark, M.A., LL.B.; W. R. Riddell, B.A., LL.B.
A. H. Reynar, M.A., LL.D. ; J. J. Maclaren, M.A.
LL.D., Q.C.; Rev. A. Carman, M.A., D.D.; H. Hough
M.A., LL.D.; Rev. A. Burns, M.A., LL.D.; J. Henderson
M.A.; A. Steele, B.A.
Queer s University, Kingston.
Chancellor, Sandford Fleming, C.E., C.M.G., LL.D.
Principal and Vice Chancellor, Very Rev. George
Monro Grant, M.A., D.D. , LL.D.
Vice Principal,
Registrar, Rev. George Bell, B.A., LL.D.
Sec.-Treas. Board of Trustees, John B. Mclver.
FACULTY OF THEOLOGY.
Primarius Professor of Divinity, the Principal;
Professor of Hebrew, Chaldee and Old Testament
Exegesis, Rev. John B. Mowat, M.A., D.D. ; Apolo
getics and New Testament Criticism, Rev. Donald Ross,
B.D., D.D. ; Lecturer on Pastoral Theology, Rev. John
Thompson, D.D. ; Watkins Lecturer on Elocution, Rev.
G. Carruthers.
FACULTY OF ARTS, PROFESSORS.
Astronomy, Nathan F. Dupuis, M.A.; Hebrew, Rev.
J. B. Mowat, M.A., D.D. ; Mathematics, Nathan F.
Dupuis, M.A., F.B.S., Edin, ; History, Rev. Geo. D.
Ferguson, B.A. ; Moial Philosophy, John Watson, M.A.,
LL.D. ; Latin, T. R. Glover, M.A. ; Physics, D.
H. Marshall, M.A., Edin., F.R.S.E. ; English Lan
guage and Literature, Jas. Cappon, M.A. ; Modern Lan
guages, John McGillivray, B.A., Ph.D., Leipsic ; Mental
Philosophy, Samuel W. Dyde, M.A., D.Sc.; Greek. Rev.
J. McNaughton, M.A. ; Botany, Rev. James Fowler, M.A.,
F.R.C.S.; Political Science, Adam Shortt, M.\.; Animal
Biology and Physiology, A. "P. Knight, M.A., M.D. ;
Asristant in Latin and Greek and Lecturer on Com
parative Philology and Sanscrit, Rev. Alex. B. Nichol
son, B.A. ; Tutor m Mathematics, Norman F. Carmichael,
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M.A.; Tutor in Modern Languages, J. W. Mclntosh,
M.A.; Tutor in Latin, A. W. Playfair, M.A.
FACULTY OF PRACTICAL SCIENCE, PROFESSORS.
Mathematics and Dean of Faculty, Nathan F. Du
puis, M.A., F.B.S., F.R.S.C. ; Physics, D. H. Marshall,
M.A., F.R.S.E.; Botany, Rev. Jas. Fowler, M.A.,
F.R.S.C.; Animal Biology and Physiology, A. P. Knight,
M.A., M.D. ; Civil Engineering, R. Carr Harris, C.E.;
Assistant in Mathematics, Norman F. Carmichael, M.A. ;
Demonstrator in Experimental Physics, W. 0. Baker,
M.A.; Instructor in the Practice of Electrical Engin
eering, J. Campbell ; Lecturer on Navigation, Capt. T.
Donnelly, Dominion Marine Inspector ; Lecturer on
Architecture, Arthur Ellis, Architect ; Lecturer on
Heating, Sanitary Plumbing, and Ventilation, S.
Birch ; Lecturer on Plane Surveying, T. W. Nash, P. L.S.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE, PROFESSORS.
Principles and Practice of Medicine, Dean of the
Faculty, Fife Fowler, M.D., L.C.R.S. ; D. Cunningham,
B.A., M.D., assistant; Clinical Medicine and Dermat
ology, H. J. Saunders, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng. ; Maleria
Medica and Therapeutics, J. W. Campbell, M.D. ;
Principles and Practice of Surgery, Hon. Michael Sul
livan, M.D. ; Clinical Surgery, W. G. Anglin, M.D.
D. E. Mundell, B.A., M.D., assistant ; Systematic Ana
tomy, Edward Ryan, B.A., M.D. ; Surgical Anatomy, D.
E. Mundell, B.A., M.D.; Demonstrator of Anatomy, D.
V. Sullivan, B.A., M.D.; Obstetrics and Gynaecology, R
W. Garrett, M. A., M.D. ; Isaac Wood, M. A., M.D., Asst. ;
MedicalJurinprudence, D. Cunningham, B.A., M.D. ;
Sanitary Science and Pathology, W. T. Connell, M.D.,
L.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond.; Lecturer in Opthal-
mology, Otology, Laryngology and Rhinoloqy, J. C.
Connell, M.A., M.D. ; Mental Diseases, C. K. Clarke,
M.D. ; Professor of Botany and Vegetable Histology
James Fowler, M.A., F.R.C.S. ; Professor of Animal
Biology, Physiology and Histology, A. P. Knight, M.A.,
M.D. ; Fellow in Physiology, W. Moffatt, M.A. ; Pro
fessor of Chemistry, W. L. Goodwin, B.Sc., Lond.,
D.Sc., Edin.; Tutor in Chemistry, Isaac Wood, M.A.
M.D.
FACULTY OF LAW, LECTURERS.
Roman Law, John Maule Machar, M.A. ; Criminal
Law, Byron M. Britton, M.A., Q.C. ; Common Law, R.
Vashon Rogers, B.A. ; Lam of Real Property, G. M
Macdonnell, B.A..Q.C. ; Equity, R. T. Walkem, LL.D.,
Q.C. ; Medical Jurisprudence, John Mclntyre, M.A.,
Q.C.
n/lcCill University, Montreal.
Visitor, His Excellency the Right Honourable The
Earl of Aberdeen, M.A. (Oxon.), LL.D., P.O.
Governors President and Chancellor of the Univer
sity, Hon. Sir D. A. Smith, K.C.M.G., LL.D. (Hon. Can
tab.). ; John H. R. Molson, Esq., John Molson, Esq., Sir
Joseph Hickson, William C. McDonald, Esq., Hugh Mc
Lennan, Esq., George Hague, Esq., Edward B. Green-
shields, Esq., B.A., Samuel Finley, Esq., Andrew Frede
rick Gault, Esq., Hon. John Sprott Archibald, M.A
D.C.L., Charles J. Fleet, Esq., B.A., B.C.L.
Principal, William Peterson, M.A., LL.D., Vice-
ihancellor.
Acting Secretary, Registrar and Bursar, J. W. Braken-
ridge, B.C.L., McGill College.
Clerk, Samuel R. Burrell, 588 Cadieux Street.
Principal and Professors Emeriti Sir Wm. Dawson
LL.D., F.R.S., C.M.G. ; Henry Aspinwall Howe, LL.D.
Wm. Wright, M.D. ; D. C. McCallum. M.D. ; Pierre J
)arey, M.A., B.C.L., LL.D. (Officier d Academie)
Matthew Hutchinson, D.C.L. ; Hon. J. Emery Robi-
doux, D.C.L.
OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION.
Principal and Professor of Classics, Wm. Peterson
M.A. (Oxon), LL.D. (St. Andrew s) ; Vice-Principal
and Dean of the Faculty of Arts, and Professor
if Pure. Mathematics, A. Johnson, M.A., LL D
Dublin), D.C.L., F.R.S.C.; Dean of the Faculty of Medi-
ine, and Professor of Hygiene and Public Health
Robt. Craik, M.D., LL.D. ; Professor of Law of Real
Estate, Hon. J. S. C. VVurtele, J.Q.B., D.C.L. (Officier
Instruction Publique) ; Professor of. Chemistry
Faculty of Medicine, G. P. Girdwood, M.D., F.R.S.C
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Professor of Logic, and John Frothingham Professor
of Mental and Moral Philosophy, Rev. J. Clark Mur
ray, LL.D. (Glasgow), F.R.S.C. ; Chemistry and Mine
ralogy, and Le-ttu-cr in Assaying, B. J. Harrington,
M.A., Ph.D., F.G.S., V.R.S.C.; Surgery, T. G. Roddick,
M.D. ; Gynaecology, W. Gardner, M.D. ; Dean of the
Faculty of Applied Science, Civil Engineering and Ap
plied Mechanics, H. T. Bovey, M.A. (Cantab.), M. Inst.
C.E., LL.D , D.C.L. (Bishops), F.R.S.C.; English Lan
guage and Literature, Charles E. Moyse, B.A. (London);
Surveying, &c., Supt. of Meteorological Observatory,
C. H. MoLeod, Ma. E., F.R.S.C. ; Commercial Law,
Leonidas II. Davidson, Q.C., M.A., D.C.L. ; Anatomy,
F. J. Shepherd, M.D. : Opthalmology and Otology,
Frank Buller, M.D.; Medicine and Clinical Medicine,
James Stewart, M.D.; Medical Jurisprudence and Lec
turer in Histology, George Wilkins, M.D.; Botany, D. P.
Penhallow, B.Sc. (Bos. U.) M.A.Sc., F.R.S.C., F.R.M S. ;
Practical Mathematics in Faculty of Applied Science,
G. H. Chandler, M.A.; Physiology, T. Wesley Mills,
M.A., M.D., F.R.S.C.; Midwifery and Diseases of Chil
dren, James C. Cameron, M.D.; Hebrew and Oriental
Literature, Rev. Daniel Coussirat, B.A., B.D. (Universite
de France), D.D. (Queen s) ; Classics, A. J. Eaton, M.A.,
Ph. D. (Leipsic) ; Legal Bibliography and Secretary of
Faculty of Law, Archibald McGoun, M.A., B.C.L. ;
Dean of the Faculty of Comparative Medicine and
Veterinary Science, and Professor of Veterinary Medi
cine and Surjer/i, Duncan MoEachran, F.R.C.V.S.,
D.V.S.; Veterinary Anatomy, Malcolm C. Baker, D.V.S.;
Veterinary Obstetrics and Diseases of Cattle, Charles
MoEachran, D.V.S. ; Physics, John Cox, M.A. (Cantab);
Electrical Engineering, C.A.Carus-Wilson,M.A.(Cant b);
Law of Contracts, Christopher A. Geoffrion, Q.C.,
D.C.L. ; Civil Procedure and Municipal Law, Thomas
Fortin, LL.L. (Laval), B.C.L. ; Notarial Law, W. DeM.
Marler, B.A., B.C.L.; Civil Law, Hon. Charles J.
Doherty, D.C.L.; Commercial Law, Harry Abbott, Q.C.,
B.C.L.; Civil Law, Eugene Lafleur, B.A., B.C.L.;
Pharmacology and Therapeutics, and Lecturer on Dis
eases of Children, Alexander D. Blackader, B.A., M.D. ;
Mechanical Engineering, Lecturer on Thermody
namics, John T. Nicholson, B.Sc. (Edin.); Practical
Chemistry, and Registrar Medical Faculty, R. F.
Ruttan, B.A. (Toronto), M.D., F.R.S. Can. ; Clinical
Surgery, James Bell, M.D. ; Pathology and Director of
Medical Museum, J. George Adami, M.A., M.D. (Can
tab.), F.R.C.S. ; Geology, and Paleontology, Frank D.
Adams, M.A. Sc., Ph.D. (H lberg.), F.G.S.A., F.R.S. Can.;
Physics, Hugh L. Callendar, M.A. (Cantab.) F.R.S.;
Laryngology, H. S. Birkett, M.D. ; History, C. W.Colbj ,
M.A , PhD . (Harvard) ; Gynaecology, T. J. Alloway,M.D.;
Medicine and Clinical Medicine, F. G. Finley, M.B.
(Lond.), M ]). ; H. A. Lafleur, B.A., M.D. ; Clinical
Surgery, G. E. Armstrong, M.D. ; Classics, F. Carter,
M.A. ; Civil Engineering and Descriptive Geometry,
Cecil B. Smith, HA.E., M. Can. Soc. C.E. ; Meciin nn-nl
Engineering, James J. Guest, B.A. (Cantab.) ; Cioil En
gineering, and Lecturer in Mathematics, Richard S.
Lee, MA.E. : Architecture, S. H. Capper, M.A., Assoc.
R.I. B.A. ; Mini n<) nnii M"tallurgi/, J. B. Porter, Ph.D.;
Freehand Drawing, H. F. Armstrong ; Civil Engineer
ing, W. H. Umney, A.M. I. C.E. Lecturers, &c. Logic
and English, P. T. Lafleur, U. A.; Zoology, W. E. Deeks,
B.A., M.D. ; German Language and Literature, Leigh
R. Gregor, B.A.; Mental Diseases, T. J. W. Burgess, M.D.,
F.R.S.C. ; Roman Law and Civil Procedure, Percy C.
Ryan, B.C.L. ; Bacteriology, Wyatt G. Johnston, M.D. ;
Chemistry, Nevil Norton Evans, M.A.Sc. : Physiology,
W. S. Morrow, M.D. ; Survey in-/, J G. G. Kerry, M.\.E.;
French, Maxime Ingres; Lecturer in Mathematics and
Demonstrator in Physics, H. M. Tory, M.A. ; Lecturer
in Botany and Demonstrator in the aotanieal Lahura-
tory, Miss Cirrie M. Derick, M.A. ; Medical dud Surt/i-
cat Anatomy and Senior Demonstrator of Anatomy,
John M. Elder, B.A., M.D. ; Clinical Surgery and De
monstrator of Surgery, R. C. Kirkpatrick. B.A., M.D. ;
Lecturer in Pathology Faculty of Medicine and Demon-
s rator of Clinical M Heine, C. F. Martin, M. IJ. ;
Demonstrator of Histology Faculty of Afe.dt --in>- mid
Lecturer on Materia Medica, N. D. Gunn, M.D. ;
Classics, S. B. Slack, M.A. ; French, Rev. J. L. Morin,
M.A. ; Medical Examiner and Instructor in Physical
Culture and Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, R.
Tait McKenzie, B.A., M.D. ; Elocution. J. P. Stephen ;
Demonstrator- of Anatomy, J. G. McCarthy, M.D. ;
Demonstrator of Obstetrics, D. J. Evans, M.D. ;
Demonstrator of Ophthalmology, J. J. Grdner, M.D. ;
Demonstrator of Mechanical Engineering, W. Arch.
Duff, B.A.Sc. ; Demonstrators of Clinical Medicine. G.
Gordon Campbell, 13. Sc., M.D., W. F. Hamilton, M.D. ;
Demonstrator of_ Physiology. J. W. Scane, M.D. ; De
monstrator of Clinical Surgery, Kenneth Cameron, B.A.,
M.D. ; Demonstrator of Practical Chemittrr, C. G.
L. Wolf, B.A. (Univ. Manitoba), M.D. ; Physics, Frank
H. Pitcher, B.A.Sc.; Demonstrator in Electrical Engi
neering, Louis Herdt, B.A.Sc. ; Demonstrator in
Physic*, Howard T. Barnes, M A.Sc. ; Demonstrator
of Anatomy, J. A. Springle, B.A., M.D. Demonstrators
of Pathology, W. H. Jamiespn, M.D., W. I. Bradley.
B.A., M.D. ; Demonstrator in Surgery and Clinical
Surgery, A. E. Garrow, M.D. ; Assistant Demonstrator
of Anatomy, Jas. A. Henderson, M.D. ; Assistant De
monstrator of Physiology, J. D. Cameron, M.D. ; Atsxist-
ant Demonstrator of Pharmaeoiigy and Therapeutics,
F. M. Fry, B.A., M.D. ; Assistant Demonstrator of
Gyncecology, F. A. L. Lockhart, M.B. (Edin.): Assistant
Curator, E. J. Semple, M.D. ; Assistant in Ch- inistr-y.
Alexander Brodie.
DONALDA SPECIAL COURSE.
Lady Superintendent, Miss Helen S. Gairdner ; In
structress in Gymnastics, Miss Helen O. Barnjum.
University Librarian, Chas. H. Gould, B.A. ; Assistant
Librarian, H. Mott.
Trinity University, Toronto.
Constituted by Royal Charter, 1852.
THE CORPORATION.
The Most Reverend Archbishop of Ontario, Rt. Rev.
Bishop of Toronto, Rt. Rev. Bishop of Algoma, Rt. Rev.
Bishop of Huron, Rt. Rev. Bishop of Ottawa, Rt. Rev.
Bishop of Niagara.
Trustees Hon. G. W. Allan, D.C.L., Hon. Mr. Justice
Osier, D.C.L., William Ince, Esq.
Council Hon. George William Allan, D.C.L., Chan
cellor of the University ; Rev. the Provost of Trinity
College, D.C.L.; Rev. William Jones, M.A., D.C.L. ;
Rev. W. Clark, M.A., D.C.L., F.R.S.C.; Rev. E. W.
Huntingford, M.A. ; Rev. Oswald Rigby, M.A. ; Rev. E.
C. Cayley, M.A. ; M. A. Mackenzie, M.~A. ; C. J. Camp
bell, Esq. ; Hon. Chief Justice Hagarty, D.C.L. ; James
Henderson, M.A. ; Rev. Canon Cayley, M.A. ; Rev. C.
J. S. Bethune, M.A., D.C.L.; W. R. Brock, Esq.; John
Cowan, Esq. ; Rev. A. J. Broughall, M.A. ; John C.
Kemp, Esq.; Walter Barwick, M.A ; Yen. T. Bedford-
Jones, D.C.L., Archdeacon of Kingston ; J. Travers
Lewis, M. A. ; R. T. Walkein, D.C.L., Q. C. ; E. H.
Smythe, D.C.L, Q.C. ; Ven. Alexander Dixon, D.C.I..,
Archdeacon of Guelph ; Edward Martin, D.C.L., Q.C.;
Alexander Bruce, Q.C.; Rev. Canon Worrell; Rev. G.
C. Mackenzie; Egerton Griffin, M.D. ; Richard Bayly,
M.A., Q.C.; G. A. Bingham, M.D., C.M.; R. B. Nevitt,
B.A., M.D., C.M. ; Rev. John Langtry, M.A., D.C.L. ;
J. A. Worrell, M.A., B.C.L., (^.C.; Barlow Cumberland,
M.A.; Rev. W. B. Carey, M.A.; G. A. Mackenzie, M.A.;
N. F. Davidson, M.A. ; Elmes Henderson, M.A.; Ven.
Archdeacon Lauder, D.C.L.; J. J. Kingsmill, D.C.L.;
J. G. Bourinot, C.M.G., D.C.L.; E. A. Spilsbury, M.D.,
C.M ; C. Sheard, M.I)., C.M.; His Honour Judge Mac-
donald, M.A.; His Honour Judge Wilkison
Secretary and Bursar Rev. W. Jones, M.A., D.C.L.
Solicitor G. F. Harman, M.A.
Chancellor Hon. G. W. Allan, D.C.L.
Vtce-Cham-ellor The Provost of Trinity College, D.C.L
Public Orator Rev. E. W. Huntingford, M.A.
Registrar Rev. William Jones, M.A., D.C.L.
Librarian, Rev. E. W. Huntingford, M.A.
Esquire Bedells Hv. W.Clark, M.A., D.C.L , F.R.S.C.,
Elmes Henderson, M.A.
Musical Kefcree* in England, W. H. Longhurst, Mus.
Doc. ; F. J. Kara, Mus. Doc.
University Representative on the Council of Physician
and Surgeons, Ontario
Staff Pronost, Rev. E. A. Welch, M.A. ; Dean, Rev.
O. Rigby, M.A. ; Lecturers in Divinity First Pro
fessor, The Provost ; Second Professor, Rev. E. C. Cay
ley, M.A. ; llomiletics, The Provost; Lecturers in Arts-
Classics, Rev. E. W. Huntingford, M.A. ; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Rev. W. Clark, M.A., D.C.L. ; His
tory, Rev. O. Rigbv, M.A. ; Mathematics, M. A. Mac
kenzie, M.A.; Semitic Languages, The Provost; Modern
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
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Languages, A. H. Young, M.A.; Physical Science, H
C. Simpson, B.A.; Natural Science, H. Montgomery
M.A., B.Sc. ; Theology, H. H. Bedford-Jones, MA"
Fellow in Classics, \V. H. White, M.A. ; Elocution
H. N. Shaw.
Victoria University, Toronto.
Incorporated 1836.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS.
President Rev. N. Burwash, S.T.D.
Dean of Faculty of Arts Rev. A. H. Reynar, LL.D
ItegisfrarProf. A. R. Bain, LL.D.
Secretary of Faculty of Arts Rev. E. I. Badgley,
Secretary of Faculty of Theology Rev. F. H. Wallace,
Librarian Rev. J. F. McLaughlin, M.A B D
Treasurers George A. Cox and Rev. Jno. Potts, D D
Solicitor B. M. Britton, M.A , Q.C.
Secretary of Endowment Rev. John Potts, D.D.
FACULTY OF ARTS.
Civil Polity, Rev. N. Burwash, S.T D., LL D Pres
Dean of Faculty of Arts, English Literature, Rev.
Alfred H. Reynar, M.A., LL.D.; Ancient History, A. R.
Bain, M. A., LL.D.; Mental and Moral Phttosouhy, Rev.
E. I. Badgley, M.A., LL.D.; Natural History and
Geology Arthur Coleman, M. A., Ph.D. (Bresl.) ; Biblical
Greek, Rev. Francis Huston Wallace, M.A., D.D.- Latin
Language and Literature, A. J. Bell, M.A.,Ph.D.(Brrf )
French Language and Literature, John Petch, M.A
(.errnan and Old English, L. E. Horning, M.A., Ph D
(GoetUngen); Chemistry, Rev. John Burwash, M.A.,
U.so.; Unental Languages and Literature, Rev J F
McLaughlin, M.A., B.D.; Lecturers in Greek A L
Langford, M.A., J. C. Robertson, B.A. Lecturer
in German W. Fick, Ph.D. (Bresl.); instructor in
trench, E. Masson.
FACULTY OF THEOLOGY.
Systematic Theology, Rev. Nathaniel
, _.T. D., LL.D.; Ecclesiastical History Rev
Alfred H Reynar, M.A., LL.D.; Ethics and Apologetics,
Rev. Eratus I. Badgley, B.D., LL.D.; New Testament
^p* and Literature, Rev. Francis Huston Wallace,
M.A., D.D ; English Bible and Somiletici, Rev. John
Burwash, MA., I). So.; Old Testament Exegesis and
Literature, Rev. J. F. McLaughlin, M.A., B.D.
l^cMaster University, Toronto.
Incorporated 1887.
Hoard of Governors-Chairman, Hon. John Dryden,
M.P.P., Brookhn ; Treas., J. Short McMaster, Toronto ;
Secretary,?. F. Webb (business office), Board of Trade
Building, Toronto.
Chancellor O. C. S. Wallace, M.A.
UNIVERSITY FACULTY.
Professor of Homiletics and Pastoral Theology O C
S. Wallace M.A Principal, ex-officio ; Education and
JSnglwh Literature, Theodore H. Rand, D.C L Pro
fessor Emeritus ; History and Civil Polity, Albert H
T ? !?? LL D i HebreW and Cognate Languages
and Old 1 estament Exegesis, Daniel M. Weltou Ph D
P;TP ; * n tm T l u re * ek Lan OU-!tes and Literatures,
Peter S Campbell, B.A.; New Testament and Patristic
Greek, Jones H Fanner, B..A.; Mathematics ,md
Physics Meander C. McKay, B.A.; Systematic The-
ology, Christian Evidences and Church Polity Calvin
Goodspeed, D D ; Modern Languages and Literatures,
Malcolm S Clark, M.A.; Natural Sciences, Arthur B
,! V l< LA V-Sc.; English Language and Litera,
ture Walter S. W. McLay, B.A.; Demonstrator in
Natural Sciences, William H. Piersol, B.A.; Fellow in
Mathematics and Physics, John W. Russell, B.A.
WOODSTOCK COLLEGE.-^ Bible and Latin and Greek,
Abraham L. McCnmmon, M.A., Principal; English
Language and Literature, Neil S. McKechnie B A
Modern Languages and Manual Training, Donald k
Clarke, B.A.; Science, Harry L. McNeill, B. A. ; Mathe
matics, Stambury R. Tarr, B.A.; Latin and Greek,
Wpir- r 7i DJ. Pre V arator y Department, James
Weir , College Physician, Dr. A. McLay ; Steward, Mr.
A. A. Gray ; Matron, Mrs. A. N. Gray.
Moi-LTos LADIES COLLEGE. -TVte Bible and Natural
Sconce Adelaide L. Dicklow, M.A., Principal; Mathe
matics, Annie M. McKay, B.A.; Latin and Greek, Carrie
A. Mann B.A.; English and French, Eliza P. Wells
B A. ; Resident Teacher in Music, Mary H. Smart :
Elocution and Physical Culture, Gertrude Trotter- In
structor in German, Fraiilein Gervais ; Instructor in
Sciences, Wallace P. Cohoe, B.A.; Preparatory Depart
ment, Mary E. Schultz; Draimng and Painting,^
Mary E Dignam ; Piano and Harmony, A. S. Vogt-
Piano, Edith Burke; Matron, Catherine Harper.
Laval University, Quebec.
Elzear-Alexandre Cardinal
Mgr. Edouard Charles
Visitor His Eminence
Taschereau.
Apostolic V ice-Chancellor
Fabre. Archbishop of Montreal.
Rector Mgr. J. C. K. Laflaiume, Quebec
Vice-Hector M. Z. Racicot, Montreal
Secretary -L. A. Marchand.
Librarian Mgr. Thomas-Etienne Hamel
Faculty of Theology Deans, Mgr. Benjamin Paquet
Quebec; M. Isaie-Charles Lecoq, P. S.S., Montreal!
Secretaries, M. Ls-Adolphe Paquet, Quebec M Hva-
cinthe-Franeois Rouxel, P.S.S., Montreal ; Professors
Mgr. Benjamin Paquet, Pierre Roussel. Louis-Adolphe
Paquet, K Nadeau, Joseph Gignac, R. Lagueux, O
Cloutier, Quebec; Hyacinthe- Francois -Desire Rouxel
P.S.S Joseph-Theophile Parent, P.S.S., Isaie-Marie-
Charles Lecoq, P. S. S., Nicola - Victor Many, P. S S
Jules-Cl.-Mane Delavijrne P. S. S., Eugene Satumin
Dan ; uy, P.S.S., Enule-Edouard Girot, PSS Adrien
Seneys P. S. S James-F.Driscoll, P. S. S., Montreal.
rof. Emer.,lBte Eminence Card. Taschereau, Mgrs
Begin, A. A. Blais, T. M. Labrecque.
Faculty nf Law Deans, Hon. Charles-Francoig-S
-angher, Quebec; Hon. Louis-A. Jette, Montreal 1
<e C retari,-s , P. Sirois, Esq., Quebec; Eugene
^afontame, Esq., Montreal ; Professors Hon Charles
M-ariQois- Stanislas Langelier, Hon. James Edmund
tlynn, Hon A.-Bnsile Routhier, Hon. Thomas-Chase
Casgrain, Alphonse Pouliot, Louis-Philippe Sirois J
Jos. Fremont, Lpuis-M.-J.-Alphonse Bernier Hon A
Chauveau, N. Olivier, Quebec ; Hon. Joseph-A Chap-
eau, Hon. Louis-A. Jette, Hon. J.-Alphonse Ouimet
Ion. Alexander Lacoste, Hon. Charles-Chamilly de
.onmier, Hon. Michel Mathieu, Hon. Horace-Francois-
Xayier Archambeault, Eugene Lafontaine, Frederic-
Debartzch Monk, Montreal ; Honorary Professor Au-
uste-Eugene Aubry, LL.D.
Faculty of Medicine Dean, Charles-Eusebe Lemieux
!-sq., Quebec : Secretary, Albert Marois Quebec Pro
<w., Charles-Eusebe Lemieux, Quebec; Louis- Joseph -
Ufred Simard, Laurent Catellier, Arthur Vallee, Michael-
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[1897
Joseph Ahern, Edwin Turcot, Michel-Delphis Brochu,
A C. Hamel, S. Grondin, A. Marpis, P. Coote, A. Simard,
R Fortier, Quebec ; Jean-Philippe Rottot, Adolpne
Lamarche, Adolphe Dagenais, Alfred-T. Brosseau Nor-
bert Fafard Montreal ; Severiu Lachapelle, Saint-Henri ;
Hu<nies-E. Desrosiers, Salluste Duval, A. A. Foucher,
W -H Kingston, L.-E. Desjardins, L.-P. Mignault,
J.- p. Chartrand, L.-A. Demers, J.-J. Guerin ; Honorary
Professor. Emmanuel Persillier Lachapelle.
Faculty of Arts-Deans,l>Igr. J.-C.-K. Laflamme Que
bec . Montreal ; Secretaries, M. Olivier
Mathieu, Quebec ; P. -Napoleon Bruchesi, Montreal ;
Professors Mr. Thomas-Etienne Hamel, Joseph-Clovis-
K Laflamme, Cleophas Gagnon, Olivier Mathieu, Ray
mond Cas Tain, Edmond Paradis, Arthur Marchand,
Mr Cyprien Tanguay, Mgr. Benjamin Paquet, Louis-
Joseph-Alfred Simard, Hon. Charles-Frangois-Stamslas
Lan- elier, Louis-Adolphe Paquet, Alfred Lortie, Albert
Dion Amedee Gosselin, Frangois Pelletier, Henri Simard,
Camille Roy, Adjutor Rivard, Quebec; F.-L. Colin, P.S.S.,
Andre Cuoq, P.S.S., A.-H. Verveau, Pierre Rousseau,
P S S Pierre Schlickling, P.S.S., J.-F. Laliberte, P.S.S.,
Paul-Napoleon Bruschesi, Alfred Archambeault, Pierre-
Albert Urique, P.S.S., U.-E. Archambault, E. Balete,
C -A Pfister, J.-B. Proulx, Hon. Louis-A. Jette, Paul
Wiallard, Montreal ; Professor Emeritus, Mgr. J.-M.
Emard, Montreal.
University of Ottawa.
Apostolic Chancellor, His Grace The Most Rev. J. T.
Duhamel, Archbishop of Ottawa.
Sciences, Rev. J. Stuve, O.M.L ; Mathematics, Rev.
J. A. Gillis, B.A.; Music, Rev. J. Kulawy.
Commercial Course, Professors Prefect of Studies,
Rev. A. Renault, O.M.I. ; Physics, Rev. W. Murphy,
O M.I., M.A.; French and Penmamhip, Rev. T. Cam
peau, O.M.L, B.Th. ; Christian Doctrine, Rev. O. Lam
bert, O.M.L; French, Rev. A. Renault, O.M.I.; Penman
ship and Drawing, Rev. A. Lajeunesse, O.M.L, L.Ph. ;
Book-keeping, Rev. J. Duffy, O.M.I., L.Ph.; Mathema
tics, Rev. Albert Newman, B.A., Mr. L. O. Payment ;
Enqlish and History, Mr. J. Ryan; English, Mr. J.
Fallon, Mr. T. Holland, Mr. R. E. Hughes, Mr. P. A.
Galvin ; French, Mr. A. Belanger, Rev. G. Rouzeau,
Disciplinarians Prefect, Rev. E. David, O.M.L;
Rev. A. Renault, O.M.I. ; Rev. L. F. Tighe, Rev. A.
Benoit, O.M.I.; Rev. J. Kulawy, Rev. J. Sullivan, Rev.
T. Campeau, O.M.I.
UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE OF OTTAWA, CANADA.
The University of Ottawa, canonically erected by Pope
Leo XIII., confers Degrees in Theology, Philosophy,
Arts, Science and Law.
The Degree it confers in Arts entitles those who stuay
Medicine or Law to exemption from preliminary ex
aminations, and surrounds their after career with greater
distinction and success.
The Classical, Commercial and Scientific courses are
methodical and complete.
N.B. For further particulars send for prospectus.
REV. J. M. MCGUCKIN, O.M.I., D.D.,
Rector of the University.
ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL.
Rector, Rev. J. M. McGuckin, O.M.I., D.D
Vice-Rector, Rev. M. F. Fallon O.M.L, D.D.
Director of Theologians, Rev. T. Mangm, O M.I , D.D.
Secretary, Rev. H. A. Constantineau , O.M.I., , M.A.
Pre/ecl of Studies, Rev. Wm. J. Murphy, O MI M.A.
Pre/ect of Discipline, Rev. E. David, O.M.I., M.A.
Treasurer, Rev. A. Martin, O.M.L
FacMifw of Theology, Professors-MoralTheology Rev
T Mano-in O M I D D Dean ; Canon Law and Sacred
Eloquence, Rev. J. M. Duvic, O.M I. -D., Vice-Dean ;
Holy Scripture and Hebrew, Rev. M. Froc, O.M.L, D.U.,
Exegesis and Apologetics, Rev J. A. Poli^ O.M.L D.D .
Dogmatic Theology, Rev. H. Lacoste O.M.L, Ph.D. ,
Ecclesiastical History, Rev. W. Charlebois, O.M.L
Faculty of Law-Dean, Hon. Mr Justice Taschereau,
LL.D., Supreme Court of Canada ; Vice- Dean Hon. J. J.
Purran 00 LL.D., M.P.; Secretary, N. A. Belcourt,
T ID M P Hon. R. W. Scott, Q.C., LL.D., Secretary
of State ; M . o Gara, Q.C., LL.D.; Hon. Theodore Davie,
or T L D Hon W. W. Sullivan, Hon. Hugh Mac-
Mahon, Hon. c. J. Doherty, Q.C., LL.D Hon. J. Debuc,
Hon Thos H. Maguire, Hon. P. A. Landry.
Faculty of Philosophy, Professors-Social Science,
Rev O Valence, O.M.I., Ph.L., Dean; Metaphysics
S w. Patton, O.M.I. LTh Vice^ean; Kora
Philosophy, Rev. C. Gohiet, O.M. L, I D.D., P h D., A *
tronomy and Physics, Rev. W. Murphy, O.M.I., M.A
History of Philosophy, Rev. N. Nilles, O M.I D.D
Metaphysics, Rev. J. Peruisset, O.M.L; Ethics, Rev. A.
faculty o/Arts, ^Professors-Physics and Agronomy
Rev WJ Murphy, O.M.I , M.A., Dean; Latin and
& Rev. H. GeVais, O.M.L, MA., Vice-Dean ; Moral
Philosophy and Social Sciences, Rev. C. Gohiet, O.M.I.,
DD PhD.; History of Philosophy, Rev. N. Nilles,
O M I D.D ; Mental Philosophy, Rev Wm. Patton,
M I English Literature, Rev. M. F. Fallon O ML,
B A D.D.; History, Rev. A. Duhaut, O.M.I. M.A.;
Greek and Natural Sciences, Rev G Gauvreau, O.M.L,
University of New
Fredericton, N.B.
Visitor, His Honour The Honourable John J. Fraser.
Chancellor of the University, Thomas Harrison,
T T T~) T O T)
President, of the Senate, James R. Inch, LL.D.
Registrar and Treasurer, William Wilson, Esq., B.A.
Chairman of the Faculty and Frofessor of Mathe
matics, Thomas Harrison, M.A., LL.D. Chemistr,/ and
Natural Science, L. W. Bailey, M.A. Ph.D., F-K^.O.
Classical Literature and History, W. T Raymond, M.A.
English and French, William Frederick Stockley, M.A.
Civil Engineering, and Surveying, Stephen MDixon,
BA Mental and Moral Philosophy and Political
Economy, John Davidson, M.A. Physics mid Electri
cal Engineering, Geo. M. Downing, B.S., b.L. Lit
rian, Professor Davidson.
University of Bishop s College, Ler\nx ville . Q ue -
FOUNDED 1845.
President of Corporation, Rt. Rev. The Lord Bishop
F
MA- T.nKii Rev A. Antoine, O.M.L, D.D., rn.u.,
.
e O Ml -French Rev. O. Lambert, O.M.I.; French;
Rev J Campeau, O.M.L; French, Rev. A. Benoit, O.M.I.,
faturai Sciences and Drawing Rev. Laeunesse.
atura cences a .
O.M. I., L.Ph- , English, Rev. J. McKenna, U.M.I.
K M*-.., -u. ,vv. The Lord Bishop of Quebec, D.D.
Chancellor R W. Heneker, D.C.L., LL.D.
Vice-Chanc eflor, The Very Rev. the Dean of Quebec,
D ?rincM, and Professor of Mathematics, Dean of
Faculty of Arts, Rev. Thomas Adams, M.A (Cam D.)
D C L f Vice-Principal and Professor of Dimnitt, and
Dean of Dimnity Faculty, Rev. F. J. B. Allnatt,
D D ; History, Rev. A. C. Scarth, M.A. ; Classics,
Rev R A Parrock, B.A. (Cambridge); Pastoral Theo-
lom i Rev B G. Wilkinson, M.A.; French, A. LeRay,
Esq M A Natural Science, G. M. Acklom, M.A. ;
Political Economy and Logic, the Principal ; Hon.
Organitt, H. J. H. Petry, Esq., . M.A.; Dean of the
Medical Faculty, Montreal, F. W. Campbell, Esq , M.D.,
DCL.; Dean of the Law Faculty, Sherbrooke^R. N.
Bali, Esq., LL.D.; Bursar, A. D. Nicolls, Esq., M.A.
Bishop s College School, Lennoxville, Que.
Chaplain, Rev. T. Adams, M.A., D.C L.; Head Master
H J II Petry. Esq., M.A., Bishop s College ; Secre
tary AD Nicolls, Esq., M.A. The Masters, A -LeRay,
Fsq M A ; G. M. Acklom, M.A. (Camb.) ; C. T. Mundy,
Mr >bson; Matron and, Infirmarn Nurse Mrs.
Stokes IT Drill Sergeant, Mr. Perrin ; Cricket Profes
sional, Mr. Hainsworth.
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University of King s College, Windsor, N. S.
INCORPORATED 1789.
Patron, His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Visitor and President of the Board of Governors, The
Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia.
President of the College, Rev. C. E. Willets, M.A., D.C.L
Vice- President, Professor Vroom, B.C.
Professor of Classics, Rev. C. E. Willets, M.A., D.C.L. ;
Professor of Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and
Engineering, W. R. Butler, M. Eng., M.I. C.E. ; Professor
of Chemistry, Geology, and Minim, G. T. Kennedy, Esq.,
M.A., B.A.Sc., D.Sc., F.G.S.; Professor of Divinity, Rev.
F. W. Vroom, M.A., B.D.; Professor of Law, Allen O.
Earle, Esq.. D.C.L., Q.C.; Professor of Modern Lan
guages, H. Lothar Bober, Esq., M.A.; tutor in English
Literature, Economics and History, A. B. do Mille, Esq.,
M.A. ; Proctor, Rev. C. Bowman, D.D. ; Bur-tar, The
President ; Librarian and Curator, Professor Vroom.
/\cadia University, Wolfville, fi.S.
ESTABLISHED 1338.
President, Professor of Psychology and Metaphiisicx,
Rev. A. W. Sawyer, D.D., LL.D.; Mathematics, D. F.
Hisrgins, M.A., Ph.D.; Greek and Latin, R. V. Jones,
M.A., Ph.D.; Moral Philosophy and English, Rev. E. M.
Keirstead, D.D.; Natural Sciences, A. E. Coldwell, M.A.;
French and German, L. E. Wortman, M.A. ; Hixtnrt/
and Political Economy, J. F. Tufts, M.A.; Physics and
Astronomy, Frank R. Haley, M.A.; Latin and English,
E. W. Sawyer, B.A. ; Director of Gymnasium, Edgar
McCurdy ; Curator of Museum, A. E. Coldwell ; Libra
rian, E. W. Sawyer ; Registrar, L. E. Wortman.
Dalhousie College and University, Halifax, JJ.S.
FOUNDED IN 1821.
Chairman Board of Governors, John Doull, Esq.
Vice-Chairman, Adam Burns, Esq.
Secretary, Hector Mclnnes, LL.B.
President of the Senate. Rev. John Forrest, D.D.,
D.C.L.
Secretary, George Lawson, Ph.D., LL.D., F.I.C.
Staff Professor of History and Political Economy,
Rev. President Forest, D.D., D.C.L., F.S.Sc.L. ; Pro
fessor of Mathematics, Charles Macdonald, M. A.
(Aberd.); Emeritus Professor of Classics, John John
son, M.A. (Dublin); Professor of Chemistry and Min
eralogy, E. McKay, B.A. (Dal.), Ph.D. (J.H.U.); Pro
fessor of Modern Languages, James Liechti, M.A.
(Vind.); Professor of Physics, and Lecturer on Applied
Mechanics. James Gordon MacGregor, M.A. (Dal )
D.Sc. (Lond.), F.R.S.S. E. & C. ; Professor of Consti
tutional and International Laic, a\d Lecturer on
Crimes, Richard Chapman Weldon, A.M., D.C.L.
(Mt. All.), Ph.D. (Yale); Professor of Contracts and
Lecturer on Bills and Notes, Sales and Equity, Benj.
Russell, A.M., D.C.L. (Mt. All.); Professor of English
Language and Literature, Archibald MacMechan, B.A.
(Toronto), Ph.D. (J.H.U.); Professor of Philo*j,h</.
and Lecturer on Theory of Education, Walter C.
Murray, M.A. (Edin.); Lecturer on Kvidence, Partner
ship, Agency and Companies, C. Sydney Harrington,
Q.C. ; Examiners in Medicine, John Somers, M.D. (Bell.
Hosp. Med. Col., N.Y.), George L. Sinclair, M.D., D.
A. Campbell, M.D., C.M. (Dal.), A. W. H. Lindsay, B.A.
(Dal.), M.D., C.M. (Dal.), M.B., C.M. (Edin.) ; Exam
iner in Surgery, John Stewart, M.B., C.M. (Edin.);
Examiner in Obstetrics, A. C. Page, M.D. (Harv.) ; Ex
aminer in Medicine, Hon. D. McN. Parker, M.D.
(Edin.), L.R.C.S. (Edin.); Examiner in Surgery, Ed
ward Farrell, M.D. (Coll. P. and S., N.Y.) ; Examiner
in i linii-iil Mfl licine, Andrew J. Cowie, M.D. (I niv.
Penn.), M.R.C.P. Loud. : Exam //</ /// Clinical Sur-
gerii, John F. Black, "M.D. (Coll. P. and S., N.Y.) ; Ex
aminer in Medical Jurisprudence, Alexander P. Keid,
M.I)., C.M. (McGill), L.R.C.S. Edin., L.C.P. and S.,
Can. ; Professor of Classic*. Howard Murray. B.A.
(Lond.); Examiner in (>iisti tr!c*. d-c., M. A. Curry,
M.D. (Univ. N.Y.) ; Exami,*.,- / ] hi/xi<,l<, i;i and His
tology, Murray McLaren, M.D. (Edin.); Leetw
Civil Engineering, Martin Murphy, D.Sc. (Vind.), C.E. ;
Lecturer on Mining, Edwin Gilpin, jr., A.M. (Vind.),
LL.D. (Dal.), F.G.S., F.R.S.C. ; Lecturer on. Muni
cipal Engineering, F. W. W. Doane, C.E. ; Lecturer
on Hydraulic Engineering, C. E. W. Dodwell, B.A. ,
M.I.C.E., M.C.S.C.E. ; Lecturer on Surveying, Rod
erick McColl, C.E. (Roy. Mil. Coll.); Lecturer on
Real Property, George Ritchie, LL.B. (Harv.) ; Ex
aminer in Materia Medica and Therapeutics, William
S. Muir, M.D , C.M. (Dal.), L.R.C.P. and S. Edin. ; Ex
aminer in Ophthalmology, Otology, and Laryngology,
William Tobin, F.R.C.S., Ireland ; Examiner in Medi
cal Jurisprudence, Hon. H. McD. Henry ; Lecturer on
History of Education, Alex. McKay, Esq. ; Examiner
in Physiology and Histology, Louis Morton Silver, M.
B., C.M. (Edin.); Examiner in Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, Frederick W. Goodwin, M.D., C.M. (Hal.
Med. Coll.); Lecturer on Procedure, Hector Mclnnes,
LL.B.; Lecturer on Equity Jurisjircdence, Alfred E.
Silver, LL.B.; Lecturer on Descriptive Geometry, S.
A. Morton, M.A. (Dal.) ; Lecturer on Torts, C. H.
Cahan, B.A., LL.B. (Dal.); Examiner in Anatomy,
Fitz-Uniacke Anderson, L.R.C.P.and S. Edin., M.R.C.S.,
Eng. ; Librarian, Professor W. C. Murray; Curator of
the Museum, Professor Lawson ; Instructor in Gym
nastics, Sergeant-Major Long ; Janitor, George Price.
Western. University and College, London.
Established 1878.
ARTS FACULTY.
Visitor, The Honourable the Lieutenant-Governor of
Ontario.
Chancellor, Rev. Alfred Peache, D.D.
Vice-Chancellor, Hon. Chief Justice Sir William Mere
dith, LL.D.
Provost, Rev. B. Watkins, M.A.
Registrar and Bursar, Rev. Canon Smith.
Faculty Professor of Classics, Rev. Provost Watkins,
M.A.; Professor of Mathematics. Rev. Prof. Burgess,
M.A.; Professor of English Literature and History
F. H. Sykes, M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Modern Lan
guages, N. C. James, M.A., Ph.D.; Professor of Hebrew,
Rev. S. G. Edelstein ; Lecturer in Physics, F. W.
Merchant, M.A.; Lecturer in Chemistry, F. T. Harri
son, Phm.D. ; Lecturer in Zoology, A. Hotson, M.D.;
Lecturer in Botany, J. Dearness, I.P.S. ; Lecturer in
Geology, S. Woolverton, L.D.S.
DIVINITY FACULTY. (HURON COLLEGE.)
President of the Corporation, Right Rev. The Lord
Bishop of Huron, D.D.
The Council Rev. Provost Watkins, M.A.; Right
Rev. Bishop Hellmuth, D.D.; Very Rev. Dean Innes,
D.D.; Rev. Canon Hincks, Rev. Canon Smith, Rev.
Canon Hill, M.A.; Rev. Canon Richardson, M.A.; Ven.
Archdeacon Davis, M.A.; Rev. J. H. Moorehouse, Rev.
R. McCosh, Rev. H. A. Thomas, V. Cronyn, Esq
LL.B.; I. F. Hellmuth, Esq., LL.B.; Matthew Wilson,
Esq., Q.C.; G. F. Jewell, Esq., F.C.A.
Staff Principal and Divinity Professor, Rev. B.
Watkins, M.A.; Professor of Classics and Mathemat !<.*,
Rev. Prof. Burgess, M.A. ; Lecturer in Do nnatic The
ology, Right Rev. The Bishop of Huron, D.D.; Lecturer
in Hebrew, Rev. S. G. Edelstein ; Lecturer la English
Literature a/t/i History, Rev. G. F. Sherwood; Lec
turer in Ecclesiastii-n! History, Rev. Canon Richardson,
M.A. ; Lecturer in Church History, Rev. G. B. Sage,
B.A., B. D. ; Lecturer in lilti-toric and Elocution, Rev.
E. N. English, M.A. ; Bin-nar, J. M. McWhinney, B.A. ;
Secretary, Rev. Canon Smith.
University of Manitoba.
Chancellor, His Grace the Archbishop of Rupert s
Land, and Primate of Canada, D.D., LL.D.; Vice-Chan-
cellor, Hon. Jos. Dubuc, B.C.L. ; Registrar and Secre-
t fir ) i nf Hoard of Studirx, Isaac Pitblado, Esq., M.A.,
LL.B.; Bursar, J. A. M. Aikins, Esq., M.A. ; Auditors,
J. E. P. Prendergast, Esq., B.A., LL.B. ; and J. A.
Machray, Esq., B.A. ; Chairman Board of Studies, Rev.
A. A. Cherrier.
Wesley College, Winnipeg, Njan.
INCORPORATED 1877.
Officers of the Board. Chairman, J. A. M. Aikins,
VI. A., Q.C.; Vice-Chairman, J. H. Ashdown. Ks<).; Bur-
tar, Rev. Principal Sparling ; Secretary, G. H. Camp
bell, Esq. ; Asft.-Secretary, Prof. Laird ; Auditor, J. F.
Fowler, Esq. Officers of Instruction in Arts. Professor
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of Mental and Moral Philosophy, Rev. J. W. Sparling-,
M.A., D.D., Principal ; Professor of Pure and Applied
Mathematics, R. R. Cochrane, B.A. (Tor.) Librarian ;
Professor of Geology and Experimental Physics, G. J.
Laird, B.A., Ph.D. (Breal.), Secretary ; Lecturer in Ger
man, Dr. Laird ; Lecturer in Kngh sti and History, Rev.
Prof. Stewart, B.D.; Lecturer in Classics, J. H. Riddell,
B.A., B.D. ; Lecturer in English and French, W. F.
Osborne, B.A. Officers of Instruction in Theology.
Professor of Homiletics, Pastoral Theology and Church
History, Rev. J. W. Sparling, M.A., D.D., Principal ;
Professor of Hebrew, Systematic Theology and Old
Testament Exegesis, Rev. A. Stewart, B.D. ; Lecturer in
Homiletics, Rev. Geo. R. Turk ; Lecturer in Biblical
Theology and Xew Testament Exegesis, Rev. J. H.
Riddell, B.A., B.D.
University of Mouqt Allison College, SacKville, N.B.
President and Professor of Mental Philosophy and
Logic, U. Allison, LL.D. ; Moral Philosophy and Evi
dences of Christianity, Rev. C. Stewart, D.D. ; Wood
Professor of Classics, A. D. Smith, LL.D.; Mathematics,
S. W. Hunton, M.A. ; Chemistry and Experimental
Physics, Rev. W. W. Andrews, 11. A.; Political Science,
Rev. B. C. Borden, M.A. ; English Language and Litera
ture, W. M. Tweedie, M A.; Secretary to the Faculty,
Prof. A. D. Smith, LL.D.: Librarian, Prof. S. W.
Hunton, M.A.; Curator of Museum, Rev. W. W.
Andrews, M.A. faculty of Theology Logic, David
Allison, LL.D., President (ex officio); C. F. Allison Pro
fessor of Old Testament Exegesis and Systematic Theo
logy, Rev. Charles Stewart, D.D., Dean ; Professor of
New Testament Exegesis and Church History, Rev.
Chas. H. Paisley, A.M. ; Homiletics and Pastoral
Theology, Rev. R. Brecken, D.D.
Wycliffe College, Toronto.
President of the Corporation Sir C. S. Gzowski,
K.C.M.G.
Chairman of the Council, N. W. Hoyles, B.A., Q.C.
Vice-Chairman, J. Herbert Mason, Esq.
Principal, Rev. Jas. Paterson Sheraton, D.D..LL.D.
Honorary Treasurers, Hon. S. H. Blake, Q.C., and
Stapleton Caldecott, Esq.
Representatives on the, Senate of the University of
Toronto, The Principal, Hon. S. H. Blake, B.A., Q.C.
Faculty Professor of Dogmatic Theology and of the
Literature and Exegesis of the New Testament, Rev.
Principal Sheraton, D.D., LL.D. ; Professor of the
Literature and Exegesis of the Old Testament, and of
Ecclesiastical History, Rev. Henry J. Cody, M.A. ; Pro
fessor of Apologetics, Liturgies and Patristics, Rev. F.
G. Mitchell, M.A. ; Professor of Homiletics and Pastoral
Theology, Rev. Frederick H. DuVernet, B.D. ; Professor
of Oriental Laii iungex and. Literature in University
College, Rev. J. F. MeCurdy, Ph.D.; Instructor in Elo
cution. Mr. H. N. Shaw, B.A.; Honorary Lecturers
Church History Rev. G. M. Wrong, M.A. (Professor of
History in the University of Toronto), and the Rev. John
de Soyres, M.A. (late Hulsean Lecturer at the University
of Cambridge); Financial Secretary, Rev. T.R. O Meara;
Dean of Residence, Rev. F. G. Mitchell, M.A.; Registrar
and Librarian, Rev. F. B. Hodgins, B.A.
KHOX College, Toronto.
Chairman Board of Manage >nent,W. Mortimer Clark,
ESI )., Q.C.
Secretary, Rev. William Burns.
Chairman of the Senate, Rev. Principal Caven, D.D.,
Rev. H. E. A. Reid, B.A., Secretary.
Faculty New Testament Literature and Exegesis,
Rev. Principal Caven, D.D., Professor; Systematic Theo
logy, Rev. Wm. McLaren, D.D., Professor; Old Testa
ment Literature and Exegsis, Rev. Geo. L. Robinson,
Ph.D., Professor ; Apologetics and Church Hixtory, Rev.
Jas. Ballantync, B.A., Professor; Homiletics, Pastoral
Theology, and Church Gorcrnment, Rev. J. J.A. Proud-
foot, D.D., Lecturer; Hebrew, Rev. J. F. MeCurdy,
Ph.D., Toronto University ; Elocution, Mr. J. Fras er
Evans. B.A.; Gn><>l,-, Latin mid Knglixh, Rev. Geo. Logie,
B.D., Tutor ; Librarian, Rev. Wm. Macwilliam, LL.B.
Wesleyarj Theological College, Montreal.
, FOUNDED IN 1873.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS. Revs. A. Carman, D.D., Prin
cipal Shaw, D.D., LL.D., J. Potts, D.D., T. G. Williams,
D.D., W. R. Parker, D.D., E. B. Ryckman, D.D.,
H. F. Bland, W. C. Henderson, D.D., J. T. Pitcher,
J. Henderson, D.D., W. S. Griffin, D.D., J. S. Ross,
D.D., VV. Jackson, D.D., W. J. Crothers, M.A., D.D., S.
Bond; Messrs. S. Finley, J. Torrance, J. liillon, G.A. Cox,
C. Morton, H. Millen, D. Graham, B.C.L., F. Fairman,
T. D. Hood, J. Ferrier, Hon. W. E. Sanford, J. W.
Little, W. Tees, R. J. Latimer.
Chairman, Rev. A. Carman, D.D., General Superin
tendent.
Treasurer, S. Finley ; Secretary, C. Morton.
SENATE. Board of Governors, the Faculty, and Repre
sentatives of General Conference, Revs. A. B. Chambers,
B.C.L., A. M. Phillips, B.D., J. Philp, D.D., W. H. With-
row, D.D., F.R.S.C., J.B. Clarkson, M.A., I. Tcvell, D.D.,
J. B. Saunders, M.D., W, Kettlewell, S. P. Rose, D.D.,
Principal Flanders, B.A., D.D., A.C. Courtice, B.A., B.D. ;
Messrs. Principal Robins, LL.D., G. E. Armstrong, M.D.,
J. B. McConnell, M.D., F. G. Finley, M.D., R. C. Smith,
B.C.L., J. J. Maclaren, Q.C., A. R. Oughtred, B.C.L.,
M. Lavell, M.D., W. G. Angli.i, W D., Principal G. L.
Masten ; Representatives of Past Students and Gradu
ates, Revs. H. M. Tory, M.A., B.D., W. Sparling, B.A.,
B.D., C. S. Deeprose ; Principal and Professor of The
ology and Greek Exegesis, Rev. VV. I. Shaw, D.D., LL.D.;
Homiletics and Apologetics, Rev. J. C. Antliff, M.A.
(Edin.), D.D. ; Hebrew, Rev. W. M. Patton, B.D.; Latin,
Greek and History, Rev. P. L. Richardson, B.A., B.D. ;
English and Church History, Rev.W. Harris, M.A.,B.D. ;
Instructor in Vocal Music, E. A. Hilton ; Elocution,
J. P. Stephen ; Acting Registrar, Rev. Prof. Richard
son, B.A., B.D. Buildings located on Upper University
Street, Montreal. Attendance at Lectures is required
for degrees in course.
M[on.treal Diocesan. Theological College.
President, Right Rev. W. B. Bond, D.D., LL.D., Lord
Bishop of Montreal.
Vice,- President, A. F. Gault, Esq.
Principal, Rev. Canon Henderson, D.D., 201 Uni
versity street.
Secretary, Registrar and Bursar, N. Mudge, Esq., 29
Lome avenue.
Honorary Treasurer. C. Garth, Esq.
Lecturers Pastoral T.ieology, the Bishop ; Systematic
Theology, Exeqetics and Liturgies, the Principal ; Scrip
ture History, Rev. C. C. Waller, M.A., Camb., England ;
Apologetics and Ecclesiastical History, Professor Steen ;
Assistant. Lecturer, Rev. G. O. Troop, M.A. ; Elocution
Master, Mr. Stevens.
Morrin. College, Quebec.
FOUNDED IN I860.
Chnirman Board of Governors, A. H. Cook, Esq , B.A.;
See.-Treas., Arch. Laurie, Esq., B.A.: Principal, Rev.
D. Macrae, M.A., D.D. Faculty of Arts Classics, Wm.
Crocket, M. A.; Mathematics and Mathematical Physics,
Henry Walters, M.A.; Elementary Chemistry and Ex-
perimental Physics, Alfred E. Macintyre, F.C.S.; Philo
sophy, Logic and English, The Principal ; Modern Lan
guages, Wm. Gunn, B.A.
Faculty of Divinity Apologetics, The Principal;
Systematic Theology, Rev. K. MacLennan, M.A.; Church
History and Pastoral Theology, Rev. Andrew T. Love,
B.A. ; Neiv Testament Exegesis and Criticism, Rev. D.
Tail, B.A.
Presbyterian College, Montreal.
Board of Management Chairman, D. Morri ee > ^ ec
retary, J. Stirling ; Treasurer, Rev. R. H. Warden, D.D.
Senate President , Rev . Principal Mac Vicar, D . D . L L. D. ;
Registrar, Rev. Prof. Campbell, M.A., LL. O. Sta/
Principal and Professor of Systematic Theology, Rev.
D. H. Mac Vicar, D.D., LL.D.: Church History and
Apologetics, Rev. J. Campbell, M.A., LL.D.; French
Professor of Theology. Rev. D. Coussirat, B.D., B.A.;
Old and New Testament Exegesis, Rev. J. Scrimger,M. A.,
D.D.; Homiletics, Sacred Rhetoric, and Church Govern
ment, Rev. J. Ross, B.D., M.A. ; Gaelic Language and
Literature, Rev. N. MacNish, B.D., LL.D.; Classics,
W. M. Townsend, B.A.; Elocution, J. P. Stephen, Esq.;
Mathematics, J.C.Robertson, B.A.; Ecclesiastical Archi
tecture, A. T. Taylor, F.R.I. B.A. ; Officers Principal,
Rev. D. H. MacVicar, D.I>., LL.D.; Registrar, Rev. J.
Campbell, M.A., LL.D. ; Honorary Librarian, Rev.
Prof. Scriinger, M.A., D.D. ; Steward and Bedel, T. H.
Kerley*.
1897]
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
247
Prince of Wales College and Normal School,
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
FOUNDED 1860.
Academic Staff Latin, Greek, Senior Mathematics,
Alexander Anderson, LL.D., Principal; Enyli-th, French,
School Management, John Caven; Mathematics, Science
and Agriculture, Herbert Shaw; Mathematics and
Latm, Edward Jordan, B.A.; English and Latin,
Samuel N. Robertson, B.A.; Book-keeping, L. B.
Miller ; Music, James E. Welsh ; Principal of Model
School and Assistant in French, Joseph O. Arsenault ;
Tfacher of the Infant Department, Alexandra Scott.
Stanstead Wesleyan, College, Stan.stead, Que.
INCORPORATED 1872.
President, Rev. C. R. Flanders, B.A. ; Lady Princi
pal, Mrs. O. R. Flanders, M.L.A. ; Philosophy and
History, Charles R. Flanders, B.A.; Mathematics and
Physics, Ethel wyn Pitcher, B.A.; Classics, Logic and
History, Maynard M. Hart, B.A.; Modern Languages,
Jane E. F. Mackenzie, B.A.; Coloquial French and
German, Book-keeping, Penmanship and Correspon
dence, Malcolm MacCormick ; Piano, Organ and Voice
Culture, Arthur Dorey, F.C.O.; Violin, Charles W.
Holmes; Painting, Drawing, etc., Nellie J. Johnson ;
Elocution and Physical Culture, Annie F. Kingman ;
Model School, Annie F. Kinsman, lola Shufelt.
Albert College, Belleville.
Board of ManagementRev. A. Carman, D.D. L W
Yeomans, E. D. O Flynn, N. Dollar, L. Massev, C P.
Holton, H. P. Moore. M. M. Brown, J. M. Farley, W. E
Tilley, Ph.D., T. Gilbard, S. P. Ford, M.D., J. E. Walms-
ley, W. H. Gordon, A. E. Mallory, M.D., W. W. Chown
J. Holgate, N. W. Rowell, Rev. E. Ryckman, D.D., Rev.
E. N. Baker, B.D., Rev. O. R. Lambly, D.D., Rev S G
Stone, D.D., Rev. G. Webber.
Faculty Principal and Prof, of Natural Science,
Rev. W. P. Dyer, M.A., B.Sc., D.D.; Lady Principal
and Pro), of Moderns, Ella Gardiner, B.A.; Elocution,
J. H. Shephard ; Mathematics and Physics, N. L
Massey, B.A.; Classics, Rev. E. R. Doxsee, B.A.; Director
of Mugic, W. II. Dingle ; Teacher of Violin, Miss Ethe-
und Thomas, A.T.C.M.; Teacher of Piano, Miss Marietta
Wilson ; Teacher of Vocal, Frank Eaton ; Commercial,
A. C. Baker ; Junior Science, W. F. Osborne ; Director
of A rt Department, Miss Emma Clarke ; Lecturers in
Law, F. E. O Flynn, B.A., C. E. Lyons; Director of
Gymnasium, F. B. Stafford.
Presbyterian. College, Halifax.
Principal and Professor of Church History and
Pastoral Theology, Rev. Allan Pollok, D.D.; Professor
of Hebrew and <>. T. Exegetics, Rev. John Currie, D.D.;
Professor of Systematic Theology and Apolonetics Rev
D. M. Gordon, D.D.; Lecturer in N. T. Greek and
Exegetics, Rev. R. A. Falconer, B.D ; Lecturer in
Elocution. Rev. J. Carruthers.
Ontario Institution for th.e Education and ln.struc-
tion of th,e Deaf and Duf^b, Belleville.
Government Inspector, Dr. T. F. Chamberlain ; Super
intendent, R. Mathison, M.A.; Bursar, Alex. Matheson-
Physician, J. E. Eakins, M.D.; Matron, Miss Isabella
Walker.
Teachers D. R. Coleman, M. A., P. Denys
Geo. F. Stewart, I). J. McKillop, W. J. Campbell. Mrs.
J. G. Terrill, Miss S. Templeton, Miss M. M. Cstrom,
J. C. Balis, B.A., Mrs. Balis, Miss Mary Dull, Miss
Florence Maybee, Miss Georgina Linn, Miss Ada James ;
Teacher of Articulation, Miss Carrie H. Gibson 7n-
ttructress in Fancy Work, Miss Man- Bull ; Teacher of
Drawing, Mrs. J. F. Wills; Stenographer and Tm. e-
n-ritfr. Miss L. N. Metcalfe.
Citric and Storekeeper Wm. Douglass; Snpi-m xi,,-
o.t Bays, G. G. Keith ; Instructress <,i Sewing Miss
Minnie Dempsey; Engineer, J. Middlemas; Muster
Carpenter, John Dowrie ; Master .^/mcinalt. r Win
Nurse ; Farmer, Michael O Meara ; Gardener, John
Moore.
Ontario Institution for tlie Blind, Bradford.
Principal, A. H. Dymond ; Bursar, W. N. Hossie
Medical Officer, D. Marquis ; Matron, Miss M. B. Dunn ;
Trades Instructor, Thomas Truss ; Literary Sta/, W.
B. Wickens, T. W. McLean, P. J. Padden, Misses C.
Gillin, M. E. Walsh and Mrs. L. F. Murray (Kindergar
ten) ; Music Staff, J. P. Morris, Mrs." K. Plewes,
Miss E. Moore ; Piano Tuning Instructor, W. G.
Raymond; Instructress Machine and Hand Sewing
and Beadwork, Miss E. Loveys, Knitting and Fancy
Work, Miss L. II. Haycock; Assistant Instructress,
Miss K. Burke ; Visitors Attendant, Miss M. Cronk.
Scqool of Practical Scien.ce, Toronto.
Principal, J. Galbraith, M.A., M. Can. Soc. C.E.
Members of the Council Professor of Engineering
(Chairman), J. Galbraith, M. A., M. Can. Soc. C.E.;
Applied Chemistry, W. H. Ellis, M.A., M.B. ; Assaying
and Metallurgy, A. P. Coleman, M.A., Ph.D.; Survey
ing (Secrete ry), L. B. Stewart, P.L.S., D.T.S.; Archi
tecture, C. H. C. Wright, B.A.Sc.; Electrical Engineer
ing, T. R, Rosebrugh, M.A., Grad.S.P S. ; Applied
Mechanics, 3. A. Duff, B.A., Grad. S.P.S.; Mining, G.
R. Mickle, B. A., Grad. S.P.S.
Assistant Instructors Metallurgy and Assaying,
W. E. Boustead, B.A.Se. ; Cicil Engineering, J. Keele,
B.A.Sc.; Mechanical Engineering. W. Minty, B.A.Sc.;
Surveying, A. T. Laing, B.A.Sc.; Electrical Engineer
ing, A. E. Blackwood, Grad. S.P.S. ; Analytical and
Applied Chemistry, W. Lawson, B.A.Sc.
Members of the Faculty of the University of Toronto
whose classes are attended >nj the regular stvd .nts of the
School President and Professor of Physics, Jame*
Loudon, M.A., LL.D.; Biology, R. Ramsay Wright, M.A.,
B.Sc.; Chemistry, W. H. Pike.M.A., Ph.D.; Mathematics,
Alfred Bakjr, M.A.; Physiology, A. B. Macallum. B.A.,
M.B., Ph.D.; Physics, W. J. London, B.A., C. A. Chant,
B.A.,and J. C.McLennan, B.A.; Mathematics, AlfrcdT.
DeLury, B.A., W. J. Rusk, B.A .; Chemistry, W. L.
Miller, B.A., Ph.D.
Ontario Agricultural College, Cuelph.
President and Professor of English Literature and
Political Economy, Jas. Mills, M.A., LL.D.; Geology and
Katural History, J. Hoyes Panton, M.A., F.G.S. ;
Chemistry, A. E. Shuttle worth, B.A., Sc.; Dairy Hus
bandry, H. H. Dean, B.S.A.; Veterinary Science, J.
Hugo Reed, V.S.; Lecturer on English and Mathe
matics, J. B. Reynolds, B.A. ; Agriculturist, G. E.
Day, B. S. A. ; Horticulturist, H. L. Hutt, B. S. A. ;
Bacteriologist, F. C. Harrison, B. S. A. ; Assistant
Resident Master, J. F. Clark, B. S. A.; Assistant
Chemist, R. Harcourt, B.S.A.; Experimentalist, C. A.
Zavitz, B.S.A.; Poultry Department, L. G. Jarvis ;
Apiculture,, R. F. Holtermann ; Drill and Gymnastics,
Captain Walter Clarke ; Farm Superintendent, Wm.
Rennie; Physician, W. O. Stewart, M.D.; Stenographer,
G. A. Putnam ; Bursar, A. McCallum
The School of fining an.d Agriculture,
Kingston, Ont.
INCORPORATED 1S92.
Visitor, His Honour George A. Kirkpatrick, D.C.L.,
LL.D., &c., Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
Chairman of the Board of Governors, J. B. Carruthers
Esq.
Faculty of the School of MI IU II*! Director and
Profex#yr of Chemistry, William L. Goodwin B.Sc
(London), D. Sc. (Edinburgh), F. R. S. C. ; Professor
( Mineralogy, Metallurgy and Assaying, William
Nicol, M.A. ; Lecturer on Geology and Petrography,
Willet G. Miller, B.A.; Lecturer on Mining Engineering,
The Economic Geology of Ontario and the Discovery
and Winning if Mi,i, ,-n/.-; Wm. Hamilton Merritt,
M.K., F.C.S., Associate Royal School of Mims; I ro-
fessor of Engineering, H. Carr Harris, C.E.; Lecturer on
Freehand, Mechanical and Office Drawing, Topography
and Sun; >/in ; i, William Mason; Lei-tun ,- on Mechan
ism, N. F. Dupuis, M.A..F.R.S.C.; Lecturer on tlie Law
i\t Mining, Joseph Bawden; Laboratory 1>, nn-nxtrdtors
K. W. Brock, M.A., F. J. Pope, M.A., Dr. Isaac Wood,
M. A.
McCill florrnal School, Montreal.
Principal and Ordinary I rofessor of Mathematics
and Lecturer on Art of Teaching and Natural Sci
ence, Sampson Paul Robins, M.A., LL.D. ; English
248
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
[1897
Language and Literature, Abner W. Kneeland, M.A.;
French, Madame Sophie Cornu ; Music, Mr. R. J.
Fowler ; Elocution, Mr. Jno. P. Stephen ; Drawing,
Miss Green; Classics, Miss Lilian B. Robins, B.A.;
Tonic Sol-Fa, Mr. W. H. Smith ; Botany, Prof. D. Pen-
hallow, M.A.Sc. ; Physiology and Hygiene, D. T. Reed,
M.D. ; Chemistry, Nevil N. Evans, M.A.Sc.; Writing
and Book-keeping, Bannell Sawyer, B.C.L.
MODEL SCHOOLS OF THE M OILL NORMAL SCHOOL.
Head Master of Boys School, Mr. O. Rexford, B.A.Sn.;
Head Mistress of Girls School, Miss Mary J. Peebles ;
Head Mistress of Primary School, Miss Lucy H. Derick ;
Assistants in the Model Schools, Miss Selina F. Sloan,
Miss Elizabeth Reid, Miss Annie L. Woodington, Miss
Ethel Stuart, Miss Clara Douglas, Miss Gertrude
Blackett, Miss Grace Millar; Kindergarten, Miss Louise
Derick.
Laval Normal School, Quebec.
Principal, Rev. Th. G. Rouleau ; Assistant, Rev.
Alph. Caron ; Professors, N. Lacasse, Jos. Letourneau,
John Ahern, Chas. J. Magnan, J. D. Freve, Gustave
Gagnon, Chas. Lefevre.
Provincial Normal School, Truro, J>1.S.
Principal, Psychology and Pedagogy, John B. Calkin,
A.M.; History of Education and Method in Language
and History, James B. Hall, Ph.D. ; Method in Mathe
matics and Physics, A. G. Macdonald. A.M. ; Advanced
Chemistry and Biology, Hermon W. Smith, B.Sc.;
Drawing and Calisthenics, Ottie A. Smith ; Elocution
and Music, Mina Reade ; Manual Training and Prac
tical Physics and Chemistry, Lee Russell, B.Sc.
MODEL SCHOOL.
Advanced Department, Julia Kinney ; Junior Depart
ment, Janie Hamilton ; Kindergarten, Mrs. Sara B.
Patterson ; Janitor, Hugh Lane.
Upper Canada College, Toronto.
FOUNDED 1829.
The Board J. J. Kingsmill, D.C.L., Lieut. -Col. G. T.
Denison, Henry Cawthra, Esq., Major A. M. Cosby, W.T.
Boyd, M.A., Frank Arnold!, Q.C., John Henderson, Esq.
Principal, George R. Parkin, M.A., LL.D.; Classical
Masters. W. S. Jackson, B.A., A. A. Macdonald, M.A.;
Mathematical Masters, George B. Sparling, M.A., D.
Hull, B. A.; Modern Language Master, S. B. Leacoek,
B.A.; Commercial Master, G. W. Johnston, Esq.; Eng
lish Master, E. R. Peacock, M. A.; Assistant Classical
and English Masters, J. A. T. Lloyd, B.A., W. E. Smith,
B.A.; Drawing and Extra House Master, R. Holmes;
Gymnastic and Drill Instructor, Cochrane ; Bursar,
Arnold Morphy, Esq.; Physician, Jas. Thorburn, M.D.;
Matron and Housekeeper, Mrs. White; Assistant House
keeper, Miss Scott ; Janitor, Geo. Frost ; Engineer, R.
Saxby.
St. IVJichael s College, Toronto.
Provincial, V. Rev. V. Marijon, C.S.B.; Superior and
Professor of Mental Philosophy, Rev. J. R. Teefy,
LL D C S.B. ; Treasurer and Professor of Belles-
Leitres, Rev. M. Mungovan, C.S.B.; Theology, Rev. F.
R Fraction, C.S.B ; Natural Philosophy and Client ixtr>/,
Rev J. J. Guinane, C.S.B. ; Rhetoric, Rev. M. V. Kelly,
C S B 3rd Latin, Rev. F. Walsh, C.S.B. ; 2nd Latin,
Rev J. A. Sullivan, C.S.B.; Elementary Latin, Rev. A.
Martin C S.B. ; 1st Commercial, Mr. C.Collins, C.S.B.
2nd Commercial, Mr. E. Pageau, C.S.B.; Elementary
English, Mr. J. T. Enright ; French, Mr. A. Lesche
CS.B.; Music, Rev. E. F. Murray, C.S.B.; Prefect oj
Study Mr J. J. Costello ; Prefect of Recreation, Rev
V Reath C.S.B.; Elocution, II. N. Shaw, Esq., M.A.
Pastor of St. Basil s Church, Rev. L. Brennan, C.S.B.
Sacristan Mr. M. J. Perry ; Chaplain to Monastery o;
the Good Shepherd, Rev. L. Cherrier, C.S.B.; Invalid
Rev. J. J. P. McEvoy, C.S.B., 277 2nd Street, Jersej
City, N.J.
THE SCHOLASTICATK OF THE BASIUAN COMMUNITY.
[St. Clair Avenue.]
Superior Rev. R. McBrady, C.S.B. ; Rev. A. Mon
treuil, C.S.B., and four scholastics.
THE NOVITIATE OF THE BASILIAN COMMUNITY.
[St. Clair Avenue.]
Superior Rev. J. J. M. Aboulin, C.S.E. ; Assistant
andPastor of the Church of the Holy Rosary, Rev. P,
O Donohoe, C.S.B.
Assumption College, Sandwich,, Ont.
President, Rev.D.Cushing,C.S.B.; Director of Studies,
Rev. T. J. Heydon, C.S.B. ; Moral and Dogmatic The.-
ology, Rev. M. J. Ferguson, C.S.B.; Mental Philoso
phy , Rev. A. Vaschalde, C.S.B.; Rhetoric, Rev. A. P.
Du Mouchel, C.S.B. ; Belles Lettres, Rev. Thos. Hayes,
O.S.B. ; ?nd Latin, Rev. Th. Gignac, C. S. B. ; Srct
Latin, Rev. V. Donnelly, C.S.B. ; Elementary Latin,
Mr. Foster ; Graduating English Class, Rev. J. B.
Collins, C.S.B.; 1st Commercial, Mr. McNulty, C.S.B.;
2nd Commercial, Mr. O Neill ; Elementary English,
Mr. T. Roach, C.S.B. ; Chemistry, Rev. A. Vaschalde,
".S.B., S.T.L.; Natural Philosophy, Rev. A. Vaschalde,
.SB. ; lit Trigonometry, Rev. A. Vaschalde, C.S.B.;
lid Trigonometry, Mr. Roach, C. S. B. ; 1st Geo-
netry, Rev. Thos. Hayes, C. S. B. ; 2nd Geometry, Rev.
A. J. Montreuil, C. S B. ; 1st Algebra, Mr. Donnelly;
2nd Algebra, Rev. T. J. Heydon, C.S.B., S.T L., Mr.
Roach; 3rd Algebra, Mr. D. Egan ; 1st Book-keeping,
Rev. McNulty, C. S. B. ; 2nd Book-keeping, Rev. J.
B. Collins, C. S. B. ; 1st French Class, Rev. A. J. Cote,
C.S.B.; 2nd French Class, Bev. A. P. Du Mouchel, C.S.B.;
German, Mr. Chas. Holfstede ; 1st Arithmetic, Mr.
Foster ; Snd Arithmetic, Mr. O Neill ; 3rd Arithmetic,
Mr. T. Gignac ; Itth Arithmetic, Mr. A. Staley, C.S.B. ;
Plain Chant, Rev. A. Cote, C.S.B.; Piano, Mr. A.
Langois; Violin, Mr. John Sweinsberger ; Prefect of
Recreation, Mr. A. Staley, C.S.B. ; Prefect of Senior
Study Hall, Mr. Hugh McCarthy ; Prefect of Junior
Study Hall, Mr. W. Laferte, C.S.B.
St. Jerome s College, Berlin, Ont.
Provincial, Rev. Wm. Kloepfer, C.R., D.D. ; Presi
dent, Rev. Theo. Spetz, C.R., D.D. ; Vice- President,
Rev. Anthony Weiler, C.R., Ph.D.; Treasurer, Rev.
Jos. Schweitzer, C.R., B.A. ; Rector of Studies, Rev.
Joseph Halter, C.R., M.A.; Professors, Rev. Wm. V.
Kloepfer, C.R., Rev. Anthony Waechter, C.R., M.A. r
Rev Stanislaus Rogalski, C.R., Mr. J. Suddaby, M.A.,
Mr. Wm. Motz, M.A., Mr. T. J. Troy, Mr. T. Williams,
B.A.; Professor of Music, Mr. E. J. Bourget.
Trinity College School, Port Hope.
FOUNDED 1805.
Visitor, The Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of Toronto.
Governing Body lion. G. W. Allan, Rev. Provost
Welch, Rev. Prof. Jones, Rev. Prof. Clark, Rev. Prof.
Huntingford, Rev. Prof. Rigby, Rev. Prof. Cayley,
Prof. Mackenzie, Rev. Dr. Bethune, C. J. Campbell,
Esq , Rev J. Pearson, J. R. Cartwright, Esq., J. Austij*
Worrell, Esq., Q.C.; E. Martin, Esq., Q.C., D. W. Saun-
^Ilead Master, Rev. C. J. S. Bethune, M.A. , D.C.L.;
Assistant Masters Rev. G. H. Brouffhall, B.A., W. H.
Nightingale, B.A., E. W. Watson, F. W. Frith, B.A. J
H. Collinson, M.A. ; Organist and Choir Master, F. H.
Coombs; Matron, Mrs. Jellett ; Housekeeper, Miss F.
Browne ; Medical Superintendent, Dr. L. B. Powers.
Toronto Church School.
President of Council, The Lord Bishop of Toronto ;
Secretary-Treasurer, W. H. Lockhart Gordon, Esq. ;
Head Master, Hev. T. L. Aborn, B.A., B.Sc., B.D. ;
Assistant Masters, Rev. R. Ashcroft, M.A., Henry
Brock, Esq., Walter Bazett, Esq., M.A., R. J. Coleman,
Esq.
Toronto Collegiate Institutes.
JARVIS STREET.
Principal, Archibald MacMurchy, M.A.
Masters and Teachers, W. G. Crawford, B.A., F. F.
Manley, M.A., G. E. Shaw, B.A., P. McEachern, B.A.,
W. Grant, G. A. Chase, B.A., N. McEachern, B.A.,
Miss MacMurchy, Miss Thomas.
JAMF.SON AVENUE.
Principal, L. E. Embree, M.A.; Assistant Masters-
Classics, H. J. Crawford, B.A.; French and German,
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MISS VEALS SCHOOL, "GLEN MAWR," TORONTO
Louise L. Ryckman, B.A.; English and History, Nellie
Spence, B.A.; Natural Science, G. A. Smith, B.A. :
Mathematics and Physics, I. J. Birchard, Ph.D., and
James Millar ; Commercial and General Work, 3. A.
Wismer, M.A., and W. W. Nugent.
HARBORD STREET.
Principal, H. B. Spotton, M.A.
Masters and Teachers, E. W. Hagarty, B. A., J. L. Cox,
B.A., Eliza II. Balnier, B.A., Gertrude Lavvler, M.A., T.
H. Smyth, M.A., B.Sc., Chas. Forfar, B.A., L. A. Ken
nedy, M.A., R. H. Eldon, R. S. Strath, B.A., D. C.
Little, B.A., L. J. Clark.
Public Schools of N|on,treal.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OK THE PROTESTANT BOARD OF
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Governing Body Chairman, Rev. D. H. MacVicar,
D.D., LL.D.; Ven. Archdeacon Evans, M.A., D.C.L.;
J. McBride, Esq., Alderman; Rev. W. I. Shaw, D.D.,
LL.D.; R. Costigan, Esq., Alderman ; R. Wilson Smith,
Esq., Mayor.
Secretary and Superintendent of Schools, E. W.
Arthy (e Coll. Reg. Oxon.)
NAMES OF SCHOOLS.
NAMES OF PRINCIPALS.
Aberdeen School Mr. C. A. Humphrey.
Ann Street School Mr. F. J. Bacon, B.A.
Berthelet Street School.. Mr. S. P. Rowell.
Britannia School Miss J. Maver.
Dufferin School Mr. H. J. Silver, B.A.
Hochelaga School Miss M. 1). Ryan.
Lansdowne School Mr. A. N. Shewan, M.A.
Lome School Mr. H. M. Cockfield, B.A.
Mount Royal School Mr. A. MacArthur, B.A.
Riverside School Mr. VV. A. Kneeland, B.C.L.
Royal Arthur School Mr. W. Patterson, M.A., B.C.L.
Victoria School Mr. S. H. Parsons, B.A.
Senior School for Boys and Girls.
BURNSIDE STREET, MONTREAL.
Secretary and Superintendent of Schools, E. W.
Ai-thy, Esq.
Teaching Staff Principal, John MacKercher, Esq.,
M. A., LL.D.; Assistants, Miss Lawless, Miss M. L.
Ferguson, Miss E. Binmore, M.A., Miss M. M. Warcup,
Miss M. F. Rhind ; Elocution, Miss L. Simpkin ; Drain
ing, Mrs. Simister ; Music, W. H. Smith, Esq., F.T.S.C.
Alrrja College, St. Thomas.
The Faculty Principal and Professor of Classics and
Metaphysics, Rev. B. F. Austin, M.A., B.D. ; Modern
Languages, Rev. R. I. Warner, M.A. ; German and
Italian, E. A. Hill, B.A. ; Mathematics and Natural
Sfii nccx, Miss Edith Roberts, First Professional Certi
ficate ; English, Miss Rose McTavish, First Professional
Certificate ; Clara Knisely, First Professional Certifi
cate ; Governexx, Miss S. E. Sisk; Music Professor of
Music, St. John Hyttenrauch, Esq. ; Violin, Roselle
Pococke, Esq. ; Vocal Culture, Mrs. Emma E. Kains ;
I i/ii Organ, Mr. J. H. Jones; Piano, Miss J. R. Amy,
Miss Ethel.vn Chaucer, Miss Man Smith, Miss Susie
Jackson, Miss Alice McArthur ; T)ir?rtor of the Art
1> ii>i!-ti in-lit, F. M. Bell-Smith, R.C.A. : I l-ufrxxor of
Paint in ! find l>i-ii:rin(i, Jennie Earl Geesan ; Teacher
of China Painting, Ski .tchiny, etc., Miss Carlotta B.
Beattie; Bookkeepiiig, Phonography and Typewriting,
Miss Maggie Black ; Elocution, Sliss Edith Murray ;
< i iiiiin-,-i-ifil Law, C. F. Maxwell; Swedish Gymnastics,
etc., Miss Edith Murray.
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ESTABLISHED 1867
Bishop Strachan School
- FOR
GIRLS -
THIRTIETH YEAR
Prepares for University Matricula
tion, if desired ; also for Exami
nations of Toronto Conservatory
of Music, and the Government
Examinations in Art.
Best advantages in Greek, Latin,
Natural Science, Modern Lang
uages, Music and Art
The Primary Department re
ceives special attention.
TERMS MODERATE
For Calendar apply to
MISS QRIER
Lady Principal,
Wy c k c!r e a g T5 H t a " } TORONTO
SOUTH AND EAST FRONTS, SHOWING CHAPKL.
Will re-open after Christmas holi
days, Monday, January nth, 1897.
Bishop Strachan School, Wykeham Hall, Toronto.
Lady Principal, Miss Grier ; English, Mathematics
and Latin, Miss Fanny E. Carroll, Miss Ethel Bristol, Miss
Florence Fisher ; Primary Class, Miss M. Dobhie and
Miss Ruby Jellett ; French and Elocution, Miss Sara
Nation, B.A.; Herman and Piano, Frau Doctor Davis,
geb. Dieck ; Non-Resident Church Catechism and
Liturgy, Rev. T. C. Street Macklem ; Piano and Organ,
Mr. J. \V. F. Harrison ; Violin, Mr. J. W. Baum ann,
Miss Katie Archer, Miss Emily Davies ; Piano and
Singing, Miss C. A. Williams, Miss Florence Graham,
and Miss Mockridge ; Piano, Dr. Stocks Hammond,
Miss Frances Morris, A.T.C.M., Miss Cosens ; Drawing
and Painting, Miss H. M. Ford and Miss Hancock;
Physical Culture and Art Needlework, Miss Isabel
Grier ; Dancing, Miss Sf/ovin.
Brantford Young Ladies College.
Governor, Rev. W. Coohrane, M.A., D.D. ; Lady Prin
cipal, Mrs. M. Rolls ; Mental and Moral Philosophy,
Dr. Cochrane ; History, Rhetoric and Physiology, Mrs.
Rolls ; Mat hematics and Latin, Miss L. S. H. Ought-red;
English Literature, Miss J. E. McDonald ; Junior Eng
lish, Miss Jessie Y. Duff ; French and German, Miss M.
Mau ; Musical Director Piano, Organ, Prof. Frederic
Pogers, F.C.C.G., F.V.C.M.; Voice Culture, Prof. F. G.
Rogers and Mrs. R. J. Smith ; Piano, Miss E. Rolls, Miss
Lena Shannon and Miss May Welding ; Guitar, Miss L.
Tennant; Violin, Prof. F. G. Rogers ; Art Depart
ment, Henry Martin, A. R. C.A. ; Assistant,
; Evidences of Christianity, Dr. Cochrane ;
Stenography and Typewriting, Miss Mary Cochrane;
Calisthenics and Elocution, Miss H. Gertrude Hart.
St. Hilda s College, Toronto.
AFFILIATION WITH TRINITY UNIVERSITY (FOR WOMEN).
President of the Council, The Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Toronto ; Lady Principal, Mrs. His by ,
Assistant, Mrs Hewgill ; Treasurer, II. W. Church, M.A.
A/t
Th,e Mourjt Allison Ladies College, Owen s
Institution., and Conservatory of tyusic,
Sackville, ft. B.
LADIES COLLEGE.
Principal, Rev. B. C. Borden, D. D. ; Preceptress, Mrs.
A. N. Archibald.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Physics, Rev. B. C. Borden, D.D. ; Latin and Geome
try, Mrs. A. N. Archibald ; En dish Language and
Literature, Miss Laura Lathern, M.A.; Elocution and
Physical Culture, Miss Louise Webster ; Mathematics,
Miss Jeanette E. Thomas, B.A.; English, Miss Estelle
Cook, B.A.; French, Miss Winnifrert Johnston; Short
hand and Typewriting, Miss S. A. Mundy; Matron,
Miss Miriam Fullerton; Assistant Matron, Miss Florence
Vroom ; Housekeeper, Miss Edith Masters.
OWEN S ART INSTITUTION.
Professor, John Hammond, R.C.A.; Associate Teach
ers, Miss Ethel Ogden, and Miss Bessie McLeod.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Piano, Organ and Theory, Prof. J. J. Wootton,
L.R.A.M., London ; Piano, Miss Agnes Fawcett, Miss
Sarah M. Williams, and Miss Florence Chase ; Vocal
Culture, Miss Cornelia Fanning ; Violin, Harmony and
Instrumentation, Mr. Charles L. Chisholm ; Examiner
in Harmony, Dr. Percy Goetschius.
Toronto Conservatory, School of Elocution, Oratory,
Physical Culture and Dramatic A/t.
Principal, Philosoyliy of Expression, Phonetics,
Vocal and Paiilinniinic K.rjin>*sion, Voice Culture,
Shakespeare, Classic Aft and Acting, H. N. Shaw,
B.A. ; Assistant / r!nc!j>/il, J hi/xiulu iii, Physical Cul
ture, Delsarte, I /inti/mini/ . Vocal Expreginon, Reci
tation, Miss Nelly Morn man ; Klm-ution, Voice Culture,
Mrs. W. J. Ross , A.T.C.M.; Delsarte and Statue Pos-
iiui, Miss Ida Wingfleld, A.T.C.M.; Elocution, Recita
tion and Impenonation, Mr. C. LeRoy Kenney,
A.T.C.M. ; Enylixh Literature, Win. Houston, M.A.
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251
BISHOP BETHUNE COLLEGE, OSHAWA
A Church School for Girls
In charge of the Sisters of S. John the Divine
FEES Preparatory class, 840 ; intermediate class, $45 ; senior class, s5o.
Application may be made to the Sister in charge, or to the Sisters of S. John the Divine, Major St., Toronto.
Bishop Bethune College, Oshawa.
Visitor The Lord Bishop of Toronto.
Trustees Rev. C. J. S. Bethune, D.C.L., Warden of
the Sisterhood S.J.D.; J. H. Plummer, Esq., Assistant
General Manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce ;
R. H. Bethune, Cashier of the Dominion Bank ; J. C.
Kemp, Esq., Manager of the Canadian Bank of Com
merce, Toronto ; John Carter, Esq., Toronto.
Instruction is given by the Sisters, by the Rev. J.
Talbot, Rector of Oshawa ; Rev. James Broughall,
Whitby ; Mr. Edmund Phillips (Piano, Harmony and
Singing), and by resident governesses.
Ontario Ladies College, Whitby.
Board of Directors President, Geo. A. Cox, Esq.;
M Vice-President, Rev. E. H. Dewart, D.D. : .. ml Vice-
President, L. T. Barclay, Esq. ; Treasurer and Secretary,
J. S. Barnard, Esq.; Governor and Principal, Rev. J. J.
Hare, Ph.D.; Lady Principal, Mrs. Hare.
Faculty of Instruction Botany, Geology, etc., Rev.
J. J. Hare, Ph.D.; Classics, Prof. Greenwood, B.A.;
English and Chemistry, Miss Burkholder, B. A.; Elo
cution, Miss Moore, O.M.; French, German, Spanish
and Italian, Miss Horning, B. A.; Assistant in Modern
Languages, Miss Stanton, 1st Class B. (professional);
Mathematics, Miss Laird, B.A.; Junior English, Miss
Staples, M.L.A. School of If utic Director Piano i"*
Pipe Organ, Prof. J. W. F. Harrison ; Violin and Har
mony, Miss Dallas, B.M.; Piano, Miss L. Wilson, M.L.A.,
and Miss Taylor; Vocal Music, Mrs. Bradley and Miss
McKee; Guitar, Prof. Watkins. School 01 Fin" Art-
Director, Prof. L. R. O Brien, R.C.A.; Drawing and
Painting, Miss Windeatt, A.R.C.A.; Assistant in Draw
ing, Miss Greenwood ; Art Needlework, Miss Kolshorn ;
Director of Commercial Department, Book-keeping, Pho
nography, etc.. Miss Copeland; Telegraphy, Mr. Paquette;
Commercial Law, G. Y. Smith, LL.B. ; Riding, Capt.
Henderson ; Physical Culture, Miss Moore.
Church School for Girls, Windsor, ftova Scotia.
Chairman, The Bishop of Nova Scotia ; Secretary
and Treasurer, Henry Youle Hind, Esq., M.A., D.C.L. ;
Lady Principal Bible and Church History, Miss
Machin ; Vice-Principal Mathematics, Pnysics, Miss
Painter ; Pianoforte, Voice Culture, Miss Manners ;
Drawing and Painting, Miss Shaver; History, Geitcm/
and Physical Geography, Astronomy, Miss Ridd ; His
tory, Literature, Latin, Greek, Miss Gertrude Mills ;
French, German, Mademoiselle Aikman; Critical Liter
ature, English Grammar and Analysis (Accountant),
Miss Ashworth ; Pianoforte, Miss Lillian Manners ;
Pianoforte, Miss Irvine; Violin, Herr Bruno Siebelts ;
Dancing, Miss Manning ; Calisthenics, Sergeant Cun
ningham ; Religious Instruction, Rev. S. Weston-Jones,
Rector of Windsor ; Housekeeper, Miss Spicer.
Hellmuth Ladies College, London, Ont.
Lady Patronesses, H.R.H. Princess Louise, Her Ex
cellency the Countess of Aberdeen ; Founder, The
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hellmuth, D.D., D.C.L. ; President,
I. F. Hellmuth, LL.B.; Principal, Rev. E. N. English,
M.A. ; Vice-Principal, Mrs. E. N. English ; Visitors,
Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Huron, The Very Rev.
the Dean of Huron. Faculty Rhetoric, Elocution, etc. ,
Rev. E. N. English, M.A. ; English Literature, 3lytho-
<< etc., Mrs. E. N. English ; French, Italian and
,^/ninixli, Mdlle. I. de Corneille Moreni ; German, Mathe-
ni ilirx. etc. , J. W. Gay Audras, Esq.; Academic Subject*,
Miss M. Budd; Musical Director Piano, Harmony and
History of Music, Thos. Martin, Esq. ; Violin, R.
Pococke, Esq.; Singing and Onion, Miss K. Moore;
Guitar and Mandolin, Miss L. A.M. Jones; Art-Paint
ing, Mdlle. VandenBroeck ; Decorative Art, etc., MissL.
A. M. Jones.
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[1897
DEMILL LADIES COLLEGE, - - ST. CATHARINES, ONTARIO
Over 20 years successful history. A very efficient staff of teachers. An extensive course included in
Scholarship, board, furnished rooms, laundry, all English Branches, Sciences, Languages, Music, Fine Arts,
Commercial Course and Calisthenics, included for 165 per year, if purchased early.
Write for Calendar to Rev. A. B. Demill, St. Catharines, Ont.
Also the School at 106 Yorkville Ave., Toronto, for young girls, for $100 for school year, including board and all
English Branches.
Demill Ladies College, St. Catharines.
President,, Rev. A. B. Demill ; Lady Principal, Mrs.
A. B. Demill ; Secretary, Miss D. A. Kurd ; Associate
Principal and Teacher of Metaphysics, English Litera
ture, and Latin, Miss Abbie B. Rowland ; Mathematics,
Physiology^ and History, Miss S. Stephenson ; Natural
Science and Mathematics, Miss Frances P. Byam ; Elo
cution and Rhetoric, Miss Archibald, B.A. ; French and
German, Miss Carra E. Wilcox, B. L. ; Book-keeping,
Stenography, Typewriting and Business Correspond
ence, Miss Agnes Glen ; Director of Musical Depart
ment and Teacher of Piano and Harmony, Vincent P.
Hunt ; Teacher of Piano, Miss Anna Zdllner and Miss
Grace Carruthers ; Vocal Culture, Miss Dundas ; Direc
tor of Art Department, Drawing and Paint in i, Miss
Louise E. Reed ; Art Needle, Work, Miss Margaret A.
Stephenson ; Calisthenics, Miss Abbie B. Rowland.
Demill Residental Academy.
106 YORKVILLE AVENUE, TOROXTO.
Principal, Rev. A. B. Demill ; Lady Principal, Mrs.
A. B. Demill ; Teacher of English, Miss Kate Lane ;
Teacher of Elocution, Miss B. Lehigh ; Piano and Vocal
Music, Miss Stark ; French and Calisthenics, Miss F. A.
Demill, M.L.A. ; Drawing and Painting, Miss Teskey ;
Governess, Miss Victoria Duglas ; Secretary, Miss F. A.
Demill.
Shjngwauk \\on\e for Indian Children.
Sault Ste. Marie, Algoma. Established 1875.
President, The Lord Bishop of Algoma. Committee :
Rev. Rural Dean Renison, B. A.; His Honor Judge John
ston, Secretary; Geo. Ley King, Esq., Principal; \V. J.
Thompson, W. H. Plummer, Esq. J rincipal, Geo. Ley
King, Esq., Shingwauk, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont ; Account
ant, V. M. Dooley ; Senior School Teacher, B. Wanless ;
Junior School Teacher, R. F. Chadwick ; Farmer,
W. Van Egmond ; Foreman of Factory, W. J. Madden,
Jun.; Matron, ; Laundress, Mrs. Van Eg
mond ; Seamstress and Nurse, Miss Rutherford ; Lady
Superintendent, Mrs. G. L. King.
Wesleyan Ladies College and Conservatory of
tyusic, Hamjlton,.
Principal and Professor of Mental and Moral
Science, Political Economy and Logic, A. Burns, S.T.D.,
LL.D.; Natural Science and Mathematics, Miss Ina M.
Chipman, B.A. (Wellesley, U.S.); English Literature
and German, Miss Adell Snyder, M.A. (Queen s); His
tory and French, Miss Katherine Harvev (Queen s) ;
Lady Principal and Teacher of Deportment and
Aesthetics, Aleda Burns, M.E.L.; Elocution and Physi
cal Culture, Miss Louie Clark, M.E.L.; Shorthand and
Typewriting, Miss K. Kappele; Director of Music De
partment and Teacher of Pipe Organ and Piano, Mr.
W. E. Fairclough, F.R.C.O. (Royal College of Music,
London, Eng.): Piano, Miss Marion G. Burns, M.L.A.;
Singing, Vocal Culture and Harp, Mrs. Martin-Murphy ;
Violin, Professor Baumann ; Violoncello, Professor
Parker ; Guitar, Miss Donalda Duncan ; Mandolin,
Frank Jimerson ; Director of Art Department and
Teacher of Oil Painting, Water Colors and Drawing,
Professor Henry Martin, A.R.C.A., O.S.A., with assist
ants ; Teacher of China Decorating, Miss Clara Gal-
breaith, M.E.L.
Polytechnic School of Montreal.
Faculty of Arts Principal, II. -E. Archambault ;
Director of Studies, Emile Balete ; Professors Special
Mathematics, Emile Balete ; Chemistry and Physio-.
C.-A. Pfister; Mechanical Engineering, Public Works,
Railways and Architecture, Joseph Haynes ; Surveying,
Geodery and Cosmography, C. E. Laberge ; Mathe
matics (elementary course and elementary physics),
Frederic Andre and A. Bonnin ; Natural History, Geo
logy and Mineralogy, F. G. Laberge ; Mining, Metal-
lurgy, Strength of Materials, Hydraulics and Steam
Engine, A. Bonnin ; Electricity and Applied Mechanics,
S. Duval.
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
253
Every one who knows anything- about
BUSINESS EDUCATION or SHORT
HAND, knows that the
GERHARD AND YONGE STREETS, TORONTO
Is the most reliable school for that work in Canada. It
is properly located in a large commercial city, gives the
latest and best courses of training, has a staff of FIVE
experienced MEN as TEACHERS besides occasional
Lecturers, and guarantees good results every time.
If you want a good education and assistance to a good
situation you should attend this college. Get particulars.
Address W. H. SHAW, Principal.
Central Business College, Toronto.
Faculty Manager, W. H. Shaw ; Principal Busi
ness Department, P. Mclntosh ; Penman, A. F. Sprott ;
Principal Shorthand Department, W. S. Woods ; 1st
Assistant Shorthand Department, A. M. Kennedy ;
Lecturer, J. A. Cooper, M.A., LL.D.
THE NIMMO & HARRISON
Business and Shorthand College
Cor. Yonge and College Sts., - TORONTO
Is a practical up to date commercial school. Business,
Shorthand and Civil Service courses in charge of
experienced teachers holding the highest qualifications
as specialists in the respective departments. Full
particulars free. In session the entire year.
PRINCIPALS
R. D. NIMMO, JAS. HARRISON
Tt\e flimmo and Harrison Business and Shortljan.d
College, Toronto.
Staff Principal Shorthand and Typeieriting Depart
ment, R. D. Nimmo ; Principal Commercial Depart
ment, Jas. Harrison ; Lecturer Commercial Law, Wm.
Douglas, Barrister.
Ontario Academy and Business College, Toronto.
COR. COLLEGE STREET AND SPADINA AVENUE.
Principal Robert W. Dillon, M.A.
Ontario Business College, Belleville, Ontario.
{In Affiliation with the. Institute of Chartered Accountants J
ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
Staff -W. B. Robinson, J. W. Johnson, F.C.A., W. J.
Osborne, A. L. Matheson, Jessie Anderson, W. N. Pon
ton, M.A., W. S. Morden, LL.B.
Western Ontario Shorthand Academy, London.
Faculty Principal, Win. C. Coo, C.S.R ; L. Morphy,
U. A. Buchner, Jennie Law.
The Hamilton Business College, Hamilton., Ont.
ESTABLISHED 1883.
Principal C. R. McCullough, assisted by a staff of
teachers and lecturers.
PRESBYTERIAN
LADIES
BLOOR STREET
OPPOSITE QUEEN S PARK.
COLLEGE,
TORONTO
Established in 1889, by the
late Dr. T. M. Macintyre.
INCORPORATED IN 1895.
Students prepared for
Matriculation in Toronto University. Full courses in
Literature, Science, Art, Music and Elocution. Music is
taught in connection with the Toronto Conservatory of
Music. The staff of Teachers is large and efficient. The
home-life of the students is under the charge of Mrs.
Macintyre. The buildings are commodious, and favor
ably situated, being in the finest residential part of
Toronto. Terms open in September, November, February
and April. Students, both boarders and day pupils, may
enter at any time. For Calendar and other information
address, REV. J. A. MACDONALD, Principal.
Presbyterian Ladies College, Toronto.
President, Mrs. T. M. Macintyre ; Principal, Rev. J.
A. Macdonald ; Lady Principal, Miss Margery Curlette;
Biblical Literature, History and Composition, Rev. J.
A. Macdonald ; French Language and Literature, and
Mathematics, Miss Margery Curlette ; English Language
and Literature, Miss Esther T. de Beauregard, B.A. ;
Latin Language and Literature, Miss Ellen Mary
Paterson ; German Language and Literature, Miss F. A.
Deeks ; Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene, Miss
Susanna Boyle, M.D.,C.M,; Botany, Geology, Chemistry
and Lecturer in Natural Science,
Director of Music Department, Mr. Edw. Fisher ; Resi
dent Music Teacher, Miss Julia F. McBrien, A.T.C.M. ;
Director Art Department, Mr. T. Mower Martin,
R.C.A.; Elocution Department, Miss Martha Smith, B.E.
Business houses desiring competent Stenographers
should insist that they write GREGG S Shorthand They
will always be able to read their notes.
MISS H. WRIGHT
Principal of the
LIGHT-LINE SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITING SCHOOL
Gregg s Shorthand Academy
262^ Yonge St., - - - TORONTO, ONT.
Gregg s light-line is a common sense system of short
hand, as superior to any Pitmanic system as the modern
electric street railway is to the old cumbersome horse-
car. We guarantee it the easiest to learn and the most
practical for use. By it a student will learn to write
100 words a minute in one-third the time required by
any other at one-half the cost can be taught by mail.
Bookkeeping and other branches of a commercial course
taught. Call or write for terms.
Gregg s Shorthand Academy, Toronto.
Gregg s system of Light Line Shorthand and Type
writing taught. Principal, Miss Hattie Wright.
Cuelph Business College, ar\d Shorthand Institute.
Commercial, Stenography and Typewriting Depart
ments Principal, J. Sharp.
Lundy s Lane Historical Society.
Anniversary- Battle of Lundy s Lane, July %5th, 181k.
President, Rev. Canon G. A. Bull, M.A., Niagara
Falls South, Ont. ; ^ice-President, John A. Law, Niagara
Falls South ; Recording Secretary and Treasurer,
James Wilson, Supt. N. F. Park, Niagara Falls South,
Ont. ; Corresponding Secretary, Venerable Archdeacon
Houston, M.A., Niagara Falls, Ont.
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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.
[1897
ACADEHIE DE BRISAY
2 College St., TORONTO
C. T. De Bnsay, B.A., Principal
An institution for the scientific and rational teaching
of languages. Latin and Greek treated as living
tongues. Conversational and literary courses in
French, German, Spanish and Italian. Thorough
courses by mail in Latin and French. Part I. of the
"De Brisay Analytical Method"
to any address for 25 cents. Full course, $6.00.
PAMPHLET FREE
Academje De Brisay, Toronto.
Principal, C. T. De Brisay. Secretary, C. T. Paul.
Wells Commercial College and Shorthand Uni
versity, Toronto.
COR. KINO AND CHURCH STREETS. ESTABLISHED 1882.
Principal, P. J. Wells.
Toronto College of NJusic, Limited.
IJC AFFILIATION WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO.
Main Buildings, Pembroke Street.
Wet End Branch, Cor. Spadina and College Streets.
Director, F. H. Torrington ; Secretary, A. D. Watson ;
Registrar x. Miss B. R. Warden, Miss H. H. Watson.
Conservatory of tyusic and School of Elocution.,
London, Ont.
Professors, Mr. Wm. Caven Barron, Principal ; Miss
Barren, Miss Proudfoot, Mr. R. Pocoeke, Miss Brown,
Misa B. Moore, Miss Helen Paterson, Miss Jennie Steele,
Mr. Hubert Fraher, Miss Ina Harriett Bacon, Miss
Lulu Jones, Mr. A. L. Lawrason, Miss Katherine Moore,
Misa Lotta Francis, Miss Beatrice Gibson ; Manager,
Mr. D. J. Saunders.
Ontario College of Pharmacy, Toronto.
President, J. H. Mackenzie ; Vice-President, Jno.
McKee. Council- C. D. Daniel, Toronto; J. H. Dickey,
Trenton ; Henry Days, Lucknow ; W. A. Karn, Wood
stock ; D. H. MacLaren, Barrie ; J. F. Roberts, Park-
LANGUAGES
Conversational and
Literary Courses in
French, German,
Italian, Spanish,
^ by most adranced
scientific methods. Pupils learn to speak the foreign
languages as fluently as the mother tongue.
Courses in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. Class
and Private Tuition. Special Corresponding Depart
ment for non-resident students. Preparation by mail
for any University or Departmental Examination.
The Toronto School of Languages
14 Alexander St., Toronto
C. 7". PAUL, Principal
hill ; R. D. Scott, Sarnia ; Simon Snider, Waterloo ;
G. W. Spackman, Hamilton ; A. Turner, Orangeville ;
H. Watters, Ottawa. Registrar-Treasurer, Isaac T.
Lewis.
FamtttyDean and Professor of Theory and Practice
of Pharmacy, and Director of Pkarmacal Laboratory,
Chas. F. Heebner, Phm.B. (Tor.), Ph.G. (N.Y.); Pro
fessor of Chemistry and Botany, A. Y. Scott, B.A. (Tor.),
M.D., C.M. (Trin.); Professor of Materia Medica and
Pharmacognosy, J. T. Fotheringhavu, B.A., M.B. (Tor.),
M.D., C.M. (Trin.) ; Professor of Analytical Chemistry
and Toxicology, Graham Chambers, B.A., M.B. (Tor.).
Toronto Conservatory of Music.
AFFILIATED WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO AND WITH
TRINITY UNIVERSITY.
(Corner Yonge St. and Wilton Ave.)
President, Hon. G. W. Allan ; Vice Presidents, Hon.
Chancellor Bo.vd and W. B. McMurrich, Q.C.; Honorary
Treasurer, Horatio W. Nelson ; Musical Director, Ed
ward Fisher ; Hon. Justice MacLennan, Elmes Hender
son, Henry Pellatt, James Henderson, S.H. Janes, M.A.,
LL.B., E. A. Scadding, Auguste Bolte. Administrative
Officers Musical Director, Edward Fisher ; Secretary,
Geo. J. Barclay ; Registrar, Miss M. G. Ferguson ;
Assistant Registrar, Miss Marie Wheler.
Caqada Business College, Hamjlton, Ont.
Principal, R. E. Gallagher; Vice- Principal and Head
of Business Department, J. J. Parsons ; Principal of
Theory Department, H. W. Henry; Principal of Short
hand and Typewriting Department, Miss H. A. Rymal.
JVIEDICAb INSTITUTIONS.
University of Bishop s College, Montreal.
faculty of Medicine Professor of Principles and
Practice of Medicine, F. W. Campbell, M.A., M.D.,
L.R.C.P., London, D.C.L., Dean; Emeritus Professor of
Practical Chemistry, J. B. Edwards, Ph.D., D.C.L. ;
Associate Professor Practice of Medicine and Neu
rology, J. B. McConnell, M.D.,C. M., Vice-Dean ; Gynec-
ology, Jas. Perrigo, A.M., M.D. ; Obstetrics, H. L.
Red dy, B.A., M.D., L. K.C.SE., L.R.C.P., London;
Chemistry, J. T. Donald, M.A., F.C.S.; Laryngology
and Rhinology, Geo. Tillerie Ross, M.D., C.M., "Regis
trar; Practical Chernistrii, Joseph Bemrose, F.C.S. ;
Surgery, F. R. England, C.M. , M.D.; Physical Diag
nosis, W. Grant Stewart, B.A., M.D., C.M.; Physiology,
Arthman Bruere, M.D., Edin., and A. J. Richer, M.D. ;
Medical Jurisprudence,"^. H. Drummond, C.M., M.D. ;
Pathology and Diseases of Children, Andrew McPhail,
B.A., M.D..C.M.. M.R.C.S., Eng., M.R.C.P., London;
Ophthalmology and Otology, J. W. Stirling, M.B.,
Edin. ; Clinical <i>inccolofty, A. L. Smith, B.A., M.D.;
Hygiene, Win. Burnett, C.M., M.D. ; Mental Diseases,
James V. Ariglin, B.A., M.D.; Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, Robert Wilson, M.D. ; Demonstrators of
Anatomy, Rollo Campbell, C.M., M.D.; Herbert Tatley,
C.M., M.D., L.R.C.P. and S., Edin., L.F.P. and S,
Glasgow, F. J. Hackett, C.M., M.D., Geo. Fisk, M.D.
Dalhousie College an/J University, Halifax, N.S.
Faculty of Medicine President (ex-officio), 3. Somers,
M.D..G.L. Sinclair, M.D., D.A. Campbell, M.D.,C.M., A.
W. H. Lindsay, M.D., C.M., John Stewart, M.B., C.M.,
A..C. Page, M.D., Daniel McNeil Parker, M.D., Edward
Farrell, M.D., Andrew J. Cowie, M.D., John F. Black,
M.D., Alex. P. Reid, M.D., Matthew A. Curry, M.D.,
Murray McLaren, M.D., Win. S. Muir, M.D., William
Tobin, F.R.C.S. , Ire., lion. Justice Henry, Louis M.
Silver, M.B.C.M., Fred. W. Goodwin, M.D., Fitz
Uniacke Anderson, M.R.C.S., Eng., E. McKay, Ph.D.;
Dean, Dr. Small ; Secretary, Dr. Lindsay.
Halifax tyedical College, Halifax, N.S.
Professors Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence,
Alex. P. Reid, M.D. C.M. McGill, L.R.C.S. Edin., L.C.P.
& S. Can. ; Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Wm. B. Slayter,
M.D. Chic., M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. Lon., F.O.S. Dub.
M. A. Curry, M.D., Uni. N.Y.; Surgery and Clinical
Surgery, Edward Farrell, M.D., Coll. Phys. and Surg.
N.Y. ; John Stewart, M.B. ; Medicine, John Somers,
M.D., Bell. Hosp. Med. Coll. N.Y.; Nervous and Mental
Diseases, George L. Sinclair, M.D., Coll. Phys. and
Surg. N.Y., M.D., Uni. Hal. ; Medicine and Clin
ical Medicine, Donald A. Campbell, M.D., C.M.
1897]
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.
255
Dal. ; Anatomy, A. W. H. Lindsay, M.D., C.M.
Dal., M B. C. M. Edin. ; Materia Medica, F. W.
Goodwin, M.D., C.M. Hal. Med. Coll. ; Ophthalmology
and Otolojy, Stephen Dodge, M.D., Coll. Phys. and
Surg. N. Y. ; Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics, Mur
doch Chisholm, M.D.C.M. McGill, L.R.C.P Lon. ; Sur
gery, Norman F. Cunningham, M.D., Bell. Hosp. Med.
Coll. ; Larynjoloyy and Rhinology, William Tobin,
F.R.C.S. Ire. ; Diseases of Children, G. Carleton Jones,
H.D., C M. Hal. Med. Coll., M.R.C.S. Eng. ; Physiology,
Louis M. Silver, M.B., C.M. Edin ; Dean of Faculty,
Dr. John Black ; Secretary, Dr. G. Carleton Jones.
Lecturers, Demonstrators, etc. George M. Campbell,
M.D., Bell. Hosp. Med. Coll. ; W. D. Finn, M.D., Coll.
Phys. and Surg. N.Y.; F. U. Anderson, L.R.C.S. and
L.R.C.P. Ed., M.R.C.S. Eng. ; C. E. Puttner, Ph.M. ;
W. H. Hattie, M.D., CM. McGill; Wallace McDonald,
B.A. ; A. I. Mader, IF. D., C.M. McGill ; Montague A. B.
Smith, M.D., Uni. N.Y.; C. Dickie Murray, M.B., C. M.
Edin.; John Stewart, M.B., C.M. Edin. ; Thomas W.
Walsh, M.D.,Bell. Hosp. Med. Coll. ; Extra Mural Lec
turer, George Lavrson, Ph.D., etc. Faculty of Phar
macy Avery F. Buckley, L.Ph.; F. W. Goodwin, M.D.,
C.M.; G. M. Campbell, M.D.; George Lawson, Ph.D.,
etc. ; Albert H. Buckley, Ph.M. Hal. Med. Coll.; W. H.
Simpson, Ph.G. Phil. ; Secretary, Avery F. Buckley,
L.Ph. ; Janitor, G. P. Skelly. Secretary of College,
Carleton Jones, M.D., 136 Hol lis st., Halifax.
University of Toronto.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE. (See page 2 ltd.)
Queen s University, Kingston.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE (See page 2L1.)
Laval University, Quebec.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE. (See page %?. )
tycCill University, Montreal.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE. (See page 2ltl.)
Trinity iVjedical College, Toronto.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
Dean, of Faculty, Professor of Principles and Practice
of Medicine, Walter B. Geikie, M.I), C.M., D.C.L
F.R.C.S.E., L.R.C.P., Lond. ; Obstetrics and Gynae
cology, J. Algernon Temple, M.D., C.M., M.R.C.S., Eng.;
General Chemistry and Botany, Thomas Kirkland, M.A. ;
Emeritun Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and
Toxicolor/y, C. W. Covernton, M.D., C.M., M.R.C.S.,
Eng., Lie. Soc. Apoth., Lond. ; Principles and Practice
of Sit-rr/ery, and of Clinical Surrjery, Fred. LeM. Grasett,
M.B., C.M., Edin. Univ., F.R C.S.E., M.R.C.S., Eng.;
Fell. Obstet-.. Soc., Edin. ; Practical and Analytical
Chemistry, W. T. Stuart, M. D., C. M., Trin. Univ. , and
M. B., Toronto Univ. ; Physiology and Histology,
and Clinical Medicine, Charles Sheard, M. D., C M
Fell. Trin. Med. Coll M.R.C.S., Eng.; Opthalmology
and Otolo iy, G. Sterling Ryerson, M. IX, C.M., L.H. c.
P., L.R.C.S., Edin. ; Anatomy and Clinical Suryeru
Luke Teskey, M.D., C.M., M.R.C.S., Eng. ; Therapeu
tic*, and the Theory and Art of Prescribing and of
Clinical Medicine, John L. Davison, B.A., Tor. Univ.,
M.D., C.M., M.R.C.S., Eng.; Applied Anatomy and
Associate Professur of Clinical Surgery, G. A. Bingham
M.D., C.M., Trin. Coll., M.B., Tor. Univ. ; Medical
Jurisprudence and Toxicology, Lecturer on Clinical
Sur tery, and Sun/ical Appliances, N. A. Powell, M.D
C.M., Trin. Coll., M.D., Bellevue llosp. Med. Coll., N.Y.;
Sanitary Science, and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine
D. G. Gordon. B.A.,Tor. Univ., M.D., C.M. Trin Univ
L.R.C.S. >v P.. Edin., L.F.P. & S. Glasgow; Mnt.-.ria
Medica and Pharmacy, E. B. Shuttleworth, Phar. D.,
Trin. Univ., F.C.S. ; Professor of P.ithot.f,<jy, Curator
of the Museum, and in dm njc of the Trinity Micro
scopic Pathological Laboratory Tor. Gen. flox p., H. B.
Anderson, M.D., C.M., F.T.M.C. Lecturers, Demon
strators, Instructor* and Assistant* -Senior Demon
strator of Anatomy, and Lecturer on Laryngology and
Rhinology, D. J. Gibb Wishart, B.A., Tor. Univ., M.D.,
C.M., L.R.C.P., London; Associate J mfi-ss.ir of Clinical
Medicine. Allan Baines, M.I). , C.M., K.T.M.C., L.R.C.P.,
London ; Lecturer on Therapeutic* and the Theory and
Practice of Prescribing, and Lecturer on Clinical Medi
cine, J. T. Fotheringham, B.A.,Tor. Univ., M.D., C.M.,
Trin. Univ.; Second Demonstrator of Anatomy, H. B.
Anderson, M. U., C.M., F.T.M.C.; Assistants in Practical
Anatomy, C. A. Temp e, M.D , C.M , F.T.M.C. Fred.
Fenton, M.D., C.M., F.T.M.C. ; A. H. Garratt, M D
C.M., F.T.M.C.; Harold C. Parsons, B.A., M.D., C M
F.T.M.C.; C B. Shuttleworth, M.D, C.M., F.T.M.C.
Clinical Lecturer on Diseases of the Eye and Ear, C
Trow, M.D., C.M., Trin. Univ., F.T.M.C., L.R.C.P.
Lon.: Assistant in Pathology, W. H. Pepler, M.D., C.M.
F.T.M.C., L.R.C.P., London ; Assistant in Histology
Frederick Fenton, M.D., C.M., F.T.M.C.
Western University, London.
Faculty of Medicine Professor of Principles and
Practice of Medicine, Dean of the Faculty, W. H.
Moorhouse, M.B., L.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., Edin.;
Associate Professor of the. Practice of Medicine, H.
Arnott, M.B. ; Professor of Mental Diseases, R M
Bucke, M.D., C.M., F.R.S.C. ; Emeritus Professor of
Materia Medica, Win. Saunders, F.R.S.C. ; Professor of
Theoretical Chemistry, James Bowman ; Professor of
Gynaecology, F. R. Eccles, M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng
F. R.C.S., E<lin., F.O.S., Lori.; Professor of the Prm-
ciples and Practice of Surf/eri/, Registrar of the Medical
Faculty, Wm. Waugh, M.D., C.M. ; Professor of Clini
cal Surgery , i . Wishart, M.D., C.M., F.R.C.S., Edin.,
M.R.C.S., Eng.; Professor of Pathology and Histolotni
T\ T> ir",, , _ ~\r T~ 1 1 , , -w-t -M- ...... - ~
D. B. Fraser, M.B., M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P. and s .i
Edin. ; Professor of Anatomy, W. J. Mitchell, M.D. ;
Professor of Physiology, H. A. McCallum, M.D. ; Pi o-
fessor of Obstetrics, H. Meek, M.D. ; Professor of Clini
cal Medicine, G. Hodge, M.D. ; Professor of Botany and
Zoology, John Dearness; Professor of Practical Chem
istry, F. T. Harrison. Lecturers Demonstrator of
Anatomy, H. T. Williams, M.D., Curator Museum ; As
sistant Demonstrator and Lecturer on Bacteriology, C
F. Neu, M.D. ; Obstetrics and Diseases of Children J
D. Balfour, M.D., L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., Edin., F.P. and s.^
Glasgow ; Sanitary Science and Dermatology, J H
Gardiner, M.D., L.R.C.P., Lon.; Therapeutics, R Fer
guson, B.A., M.D. ; Ma eria Medica, J. B. Campbell,
M.D. ; Chemistry, Principal Merchant, M.A., and W. T!
McClement, B. A. ; Medical Jurisprudence, W. J
Weekes, M.D. ; Toxicology, Walter M. English, M.B
C.M. Officers of the l- aritlty W. H. Moorhouse M D
Dean; Wm. Waugh, M.D, Registrar; Geo. Hod-e
M.D., Treasurer.
Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto.
Diseases of Domesticated Animals, Prof. A. Smith
V.S. (Principal), Edin., F. R. C. V. S., and Honorary
Associate R.C.V.S. ; Veterinary Materia Medica, J.
Thorburn, M.D., Edin.; Animal Physiology G A
Peters, M.B., F.R.C.S., Eng. ; Clinical Instructors,
Prof. Andrew Smith, V.S., and Assistants ; Chemistry,
C. Gordon Richardson, F.G.S. ; Anatomy, J.T.Duncan,
M.D., V.S., Honorary Associate, R.C.V.S. ; Patholoqy
and Normal Histology, J. Caven, M.D., L.R.C.P.,
Lon.; Veterinary Obstetrics and Diseases of Cattle C
II. Sweetapple, V.S. ; Demonstrator of Anatomy g
Sisson, V.S.
School of Dentistry of the fayal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario.
13 Louisa Street, Toronto.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
FanMy Operative Dentistry and Dental Pathology
J. Branston Willmott, D.D.S., M.D.S., Dean of the
Faculty ; Principles and Prai:tii-e ot Medicine and
Sur/iery, as applied in Dentistry, Luke Teskey L D S
M.D.C.M., M.R.C.S., Eng.; Chemistry, W. T. Stuart, M.D.
CM.; Operative Clinical and Denta Technique, W E
Willmott, D. D.S., L. U.S. ; Crown and Bridge Work, Fred i.
Capon, D.D.S.. L.D.S.; Visceral Anatomy, and Physi-
otojy, A. Primrose, M.B , C.M , Edin., M. R.C.S., Eng.;
Histology, Bacteriology and Comparative Dental Ana
tomy, John J. Mackenzie, B.A.; Dental Mater a Medina
and Therapeutics, Harold Clark, D.D.S., LDS
Anatomy, W. T. Stuart, M.D., C.M.; Demonstrator of
Dental Technique and frosthetics, A. E. Webster,
D.D.S., L.D.S.; Demonstrator of Cln mistry, W. P.
Cohoe, B.A.; Superintendent of the Infirmary, l)r W
E. Willmott.
THE HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF CANADA.
NAMB.
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d
O> O
I*
Endow
ment.
Value of
Property
Owned.
Income.
Number of
Students.
(About.)
Universities.
University of King s College Windsor N S
1789
1800
1813
1821
1827
1838
1841
1843
1848
1852
1852
1862
1877
1836
1854
1887
1852
1844
1854
1867
1870
8
155,000
*8,844
1,400,000
$
250,000
$
9,000
12,000
145,000
26
60
1,250
169
1,269
130
525
181
463
350
235
275
320
234
134
134
120
119
175
84
87
30
71
University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, N.B . .
McGill University, Montreal Que
1,900,000
Dalhousie College and University Halifax, N S
University of Toronto Toronto Ont. . .
1,042,000
100,000
400,000
112,165
1,800,000
100,000
125,000
162,600
85,000
12,000
40,000
21,130
46,000
30,000
University of Acadia College Wolfville, N.S
University of Queen s College, Kingston, Ont .
University of Bishop s College Lennoxville, Que
University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ont. .
University of Trinity College, Toronto
750,000
Laval University, Quebec . .
1,000,000
110,000
University of Mount Allison College, N.B
120,000
150,000
325,000
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg.
Victoria University Toronto Ont
280,000
24,000
University of St. Francis-Xavier College, Antigonishe, N.S
McMaster University Toronto Ont
Colleges.
St Michael s College Toronto, Ont. .
Knox College, Toronto, Ont
240,000
470,000
110,000
160,000
50,000
18,000
25,000
150,000
15,000
Presbyterian College, Montreal, Que
225,000
15,000
120,000
50,000
<( t( Winnipeg, Man
* " Halifax N S
Wesleyan College, Montreal
1873
1888
60,000
6,000
Methodist College Winnipeg Man
60,000
50,000
200,000
65,000
75,000
20,000
2,900 -
85,000
75,494
90.000
179,817
255,000
70,000
52,600
100,000
175,000
200,000
129,000
62,000
303,000
130,000
97,500
St Boniface College * ...
1820
1860
12,000
25,000
10,000
105
120
40
250
149
110
126
303
315
331
267
272
128
237
228
335
466
190
501
257
235
Woodstock College Woodstock Ont. ...
160,000
63,290
Wycliffe College Toronto Ont
Albert College Belleville Ont
1857
1872
1854
1873
Stanstead Wesleyan College Stanstead Que
75,000
15,000
10,000
3,000
5,135
11,205
12,360
11,358
10,724
15,000
5,435
4,287
10,837
21,500
24,800
7,794
35,000
15,961
10,300
St Francis College Richmond Que .
Classical Colleges.- Quebec.\
Chicoutimi .
Joliette . . ....
1846
1832
1853
1803
1850
1854
1875
1827
Rigaud (Vaudreuil)
Ste Anne (Kaniouraska)
1816
1847
1853
Ste Marie (Montreal) ....
1848
1827
Ste Th^rese (Terrebonne)
Three Rivers .
1860
1767
1CC3
1860
1869
1874
1874
1876
1881
1874
1885
Ladies Colleges.
Wesleyan Ladies College Hamilton Ont
80,000
80,000
60,000
100,000
55,000
90,000
340,900
17,000
30,000
20,000
22,000
14,000
25,000
H8,564
t 1,967
144
100
70 to 140
150
138
170
135
25
71
24
21
Hellmuth London .
Brantford Brantford
Ontario Whitby
Alma St Thomas
Agricultural Colleges, etc.
Ontario Agricultural College Guelph Ont
1877
*8,800
School of Agriculture, L Assomption Que
4,500
4,000
School of Ste. Anne de la Pocati6re, Que
1859
* Government grant.
t Government expenditure.
{The classical colleges in Quebec are a combination of school and college, attended by both boys and young
men. They confer certain degrees, and are mostly affiliated with Laval University. It not being possible to sepa
rate them, the pupils in these colleges are counted twice over, viz. : in this table and in the one in the preceding
paragraph.
No returns [256]
1897]
POSTAL INFORMATION.
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glass, circulars produced by a multiplying process easy
to recognize, exhibitor s entry tickets for Dominion
or Provincial Exhibitions, botanical and entomo
logical specimens when properly put up so as to pre
vent injury to the contents of the mails, sheet music
whether printed or written, including music books
whether stitched or bound (instruction books in music
and instruction books in drawing accompanied by charts
may however pass at Book- Post rate, which see), book or
newspaper manuscript whether type-written or hand
written, printer s proof sheets whether corrected or not
such partly printed and partly written documents as
deeds of land, mortgages made under seal (including
chattel mortgages), insurance policies, renewal receipts
when attached to the policies, insurance receipts sent in
bulk from head offices to agents, militia and school
returns, customs manifests, voters lists when written
or partly in writing, school or college examination
papers, municipal assessment rolls, partly printed and
partly written, Dominion and Provincial Government
documents, statute labour returns, municipal re
turns in general, blank books, printed forms entirely
blank, and printed stationery, the rate of postage is
1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction of 2 ounces
and the postage rate must in every case be pre
paid by postage stamps or stamped post bands or
wrappers ; provided that no letter or other communica
tion intended to serve the purpose of a letter be sent or
inclosed in any such package or thing mentioned, and
that the same be sent in covers open at the ends or sides
or otherwise so put up as to admit of the contents being
if necessary, easily withdrawn for examination by the
officers of the Post Office to ensure compliance with this
provision ; (if enclosed in sealed envelopes notched at
the ends or sides, or with the corners cut off, letter rate
of postage will be charged).
No packet of miscellaneous matter can be transmitted
by mail if it exceeds 5 Ibs. in weight, 24 inches in length
or 12 inches in width or depth.
Legal and commercial papers generally (including Bank
Pass-Books) are liable to letter rate of postage except
when sent as parcels by Parcel Post, and the exceptions
above given to matter of that class are restricted to
the documents specified, such as Deeds and Insurance
Policies.
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POSTAL INFORMATION.
[1897
Newspapers ana Periodicals.
Newspapers and periodicals printed and published in
Canada, and issued not less frequently than once a month
from a known office of publication to regular subscribers
or news agents in Canada, the United States and New
foundland, are sent free ; and such newspapers and
periodicals are to be put up into packages and delivered
into the Post Office, under such regulations as the Post
master-General may from time to time make.
On all newspapers and periodicals posted in Canada,
for delivery iu the Dominion, other than those addressed
to regular subscribers or news agents, from office of
publication, the rate will be one cent per k oz., to lie
invariably prepaid by Postage Stamp.
Newspapers and penodicals weighing not more than
1 oz. each may be posted singly, if prepaid by Postage
Stamp i cent each.
The postage on specimen newspapers, and on papers
and periodicals published less frequently than once a
month is one cent per Ib.
British and foreign publications received by mail may
be reposted in Canada to subscribers in Canada at
the rate of 1 cent per Ib.
Transient Newspapers.
Transient newspapers and periodicals include all news
papers and periodicals posted in Canada, other than
Canada newspapers sent from the office of publication,
and British and foreign newspapers posted by news
agents for regular subscribers in Canada. When ad
dressed to any place within the Dominion, or the
United States, they must be prepaid the following rates
by Postage Stamp :
If weighing not more than 1 oz., half a cent each.
If weighing over 1 oz., one cent per four oz. or frac
tion of four oz.
On transient newspapers addressed to the United
Kingdom, and all other Postal Union countries, the
rate will be one cent per 2 oz. to be prepaid by Postage
Stamp. Canada newspapers posted from the office of
publication to subscribers in the United Kingdom sent
in the Mails forwarded by Canadian Packet or via New
York must be prepaid by Postage Stamp at the transient
paper rate of one cent per 2 oz. The English Post Office
requires each newspaper cr periodical to each address to
be prepaid by postage stamp. If sent in packages the
English Post Office declines to deliver them.
Patterns and Samples within the Dominion.
Patterns and Samples of Merchandise and Goods for
sale, not exceeding 24 oz. in weight, except samples of tea,
which must not exceed 8 oz. in weight, may be posted in
Canada, to be forwarded to any place within the Do
minion, on prepayment by Postage Stamp of a rate of 1
cent per 4 oz., under the following regulations :
If insufficiently prepaid the packet will be forwarded
charged with double the deficient postage, provided the
deficiency does not exceed 5 cents.
Packages of Samples and Patterns, addressed to any
place in Canada, may be registered by affixing thereto
stamps to the value of 5 cents in addition to the postage
rate, and provided such packet be handed into the Post
Office for registration.
Patterns or Samples must be sent in covers open at the
ends, so as to be easy of examination. Samples, how
ever, of seeds, drugs, &c., which cannot be sent in open
covers, may be enclosed in bags of linen, or such like
material, fastened in such a manner that they may be
readily opened.
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 ; and also a trade mark or
number, and the price of the sample enclosed ; inside,
there must be no enclosure but the samples or patterns
themselves. The particulars, however, of the trade
marks, numbers, and prices may be marked on the
articles themselves instead of on the outside of the
packet, at the option of the sender.
Goods sei-t for sale or in execution of an order, however
small the quantity may be, or any article sent by one
private individual to another, which are not actually
trade patterns or samples, are not admissible.
United Kingdom, United States and Foreign
Countries.
Patterns and Samples of Merchandise, when addressed
to places in the United Kingdom must not exceed 5 Ibs
in weight, and to the United States and other foreign;
countries 8 oz. , and must be prepaid by postage stamp
at the following rates : 1 cent per 2 oz. or fraction of 2
oz., with a miniumm prepayment of 2 cents covering,
a weight of 4 oz.
Useful Hints.
Register all valuable letters. Transmit money by
Money Orders. Make complaints and inquiries in-
writing, and address the Postmaster-General at Ottawa.
Preserve, and request correspondents to preserve,
envelopes of missent or delayed letters. Send to the-
Postmaster-General envelopes of letters about which you
seek information or make complaint. In addressing
letters add the name of the County and Province in-
which the office addressed is located. Place stamp on-
the right hand upper corner of the address side. Put
your own name and full address in or on letter, to insure-
return if it cannot be delivered. In affixing postage,
stamps moisten the envelope, not the stamp. When,
stamps are moistened the gum is apt to be removed.
Parcel Post.
The charges on Parcels by the Parcel Post to place*
within the Dominion, is 6 cents for every 4 oz. or fraction
thereof (with 5 cents additional if Registered). No letter
must be inclosed ; if any discovered, the amount paid*
will be forfeited, and the Parcel charged at unpaid
Letter rates. No Parcel must exceed 5 Ibs. in weight,
and must be prepaid by stamps.
Eye-glasses and spectacles may be sent by mail when-
properly put up and prepaid by Parcel Post or as fifth
class matter.
Parcel Post with the United Kingdom, New
foundland and other British Colonies and
Foreign Countries.
Closed parcels may be exchanged with the United
Kingdom, Newfoundland and most foreign countries-
and British colonies under the following regulations :
1. The dimensions of a Parcel must not exceed 2 feet
in length by 1 foot in width or depth.
2. A Parcel must not contain any explosive, combust
ible, or dangerous articles, nor any article of a perishable
or fragile character, nor liquids or matters likely to
injure other Parcels or mail transmissions.
3. All Parcels must be securely and substantially
packed and closed.
4. Each Parcel must be plainly directed, and such
direction must include the name and full address of the
person for whom the Parcel is intended.
5. For each Parcel the sender must fill up a Customs
Declaration. On this form the sender will supply ao
accurate statement of the contents and value of the
Parcel, also the address thereof, with signature and place
of abode of the sender. The Customs Declaration must
be securely affixed by mucilage or paste to the Parcel to-
which it relates.
Parcels from the United Kingdom or any other place
beyond the Dominion will be liable to Canadian Custom
duties, and under existing regulations must be examined
for the purpose by an Officer of the Customs in the
presence of the persons addressed.
Rates and limits of weight vary. See Postal Guide, or
enquire at Post Office.
Prepayment by postage stamp is required in all cases.
Parcels must be handed to the Postmaster ; in no case
should they be dropped into a letter box or other
receptacle for mail matter.
Fifth Class Matter.
Postage rate once cent per ounce or fraction of an
ounce, to be prepaid by postage stamp. Miscellaneous-
articles of merchandise, including seeds, bulbs, etc., to
United States, and generally all matter permitted to pass
by mail in Canada, which is not of the nature of a letter,
and therefore subject to letter rate of postage, and not
entitled to be posted at. a lower rate than 5th class under
one or the other classes, may pass as 5th class when ad
dressed to any destination within the Dominion or United
States. Fifth class matter must be so packed or put up
as to be open to examination of contents and must
not exceed 5 pounds in weight, nor 2 feet in length by 1
foot in width or depth. When passing between Canada
aud the United States it will be subject to Customs-
regulations if liable to duty. The registration charge
on 5th class matter is 5 cents in addition to postage.
1897]
POSTAL INFORMATION MONEY ORDERS.
259
POST OFFICE MONEY ORDERS.
In sending money by mail it is always best to transmit
by Money Order if possible.
Commissions on Afoney Orders.
On Money Orders drawn by any Money Order Office
in Canada on any other Money Order Office in the Do
minion, the Commission is as follows:
If not exceeding $ 4 2 cents.
Over $ 4 not exceeding. ... 10 5 "
" 10 " " .... 20 10 "
" 20 " " .... 40 20 "
" 40 " " .... 60 30 "
" 60 " " .... 80 40 "
" 80 " " .... 100 50 "
No single Money Order, payable in the Dominion of
Canada, can be issued for more than 100 ; but as many of
$100 each may be given as the remitter requires.
Money Orders are issued in Canada on the following
Foreign countries and British Possessions, at the rates
of commission shown below :
For sums not exceeding $10 10 cents.
20
30
40
50
($50 is the limit of a single order).
20.
30.
40.
50.
Africa East (German Pos
sessions).
Africa West (Cameroons,
Banana, Boma, Matadi,
Togo).
*Antigua.
Asia Minor and the Levant:
Candia,
Canea(Khania, LaCane e)
Chios (Khios),
Durazzo,
Jaffa,
Jerusalem,
Kaifa (Caiffa),
Kerassonde (K6ressoun),
Mitylene,
Prevesa,
Retimo,
Rhode*,
Samsoun,
Santi Quaranta(Serandoz)
Trepizond (Trepezunt),
Valona.
*Australia, Southern.
Australia, Western.
Austria-Hungary.
Bahamas.
Barbados.
*Belgium.
Bermuda.
Bosnia.
British Bechuanaland.
British Honduras (Belize).
Bulgaria.
Cape Colony.
Ceylon.
Chili.
Constantinople (Turkey).
Cyprus.
Danish West Indies.
^Dardanelles (Turkey in
Asia).
DikJe-Agatch (D6de-Aghadj
Denmark.including Iceland
and the Faroe Islands.
*Dominica.
Dutch East Indies.
Egypt.
Falkland Islands.
Fiji.
Finland.
*France and Algeria.
Gallipoli (Turkey).
Gambia.
^German Empire.
Gibraltar.
Gold Coast.
Grenada.
*Guiana (British).
*Hawaii(Sandwich Islands)
Herzegovina.
Holland (Netherlands).
*Hong Kong, including
Amoy, Canton, Foo-
Chow, Han-kow, Hoi-
how, Ning-po, Shang-hai
and Swatow.
India (British), including
Burmah, and agencies at
Aden, Bagdad, Bunder
Abas, Bushire, Bassorah,
Guadur, Jask. Linga,
Muscat and Zanzibar.
Ineboli (Turkey in Asia).
*Italy.
* Jamaica.
Janina (Turkey).
*Japan.
Kavala (Cavalla) (Turkey).
Labuan.
Lagos.
Lagos (Turkey).
Luxemburg.
Malta.
Mashon aland.
Matabeleland.
Mauritius.
Mombasa and Lamu.
*Montserrat.
Natal.
] *Nevis.
*Ne\vfoundland.
; New Guinea (German Pro
tectorate).
*New South Wales.
*New Zealand.
North Borneo (Sandakan).
North Borneo (Kudat).
Norway.
Orange Free State.
*Pariama (British Agency).
Portugal, including Ma
deira and the Azores.
*Queensland.
Rournania.
St. Helena.
*St. Kitts.
St. Lucia.
St. Vincent.
Salvador.
Sarawak.
Servia.
Seychelles Islands.
Siam.
Sierra Leone.
*Smyrna.
Straits Settlem ts.
Sweden.
*Switzerland.
*Tangier (Morocco).
^Tasmania.
The Ottoman Towns of
Adrianople, Beyrout and
Salonica.
Tobago.
Transvaal.
Trinidad.
*Tripoli (Barbary).
*Tunis.
Turk s Island.
*United Kingdom.
*United States.
Uruguay.
Vathy-Samos (Turkey in
Asia).
^Victoria (Australia).
Virgin Islands.
Zululand.
There being a direct exchange of Money Orders be
tween the Dominion of Canada and the countries and
British Colonies distinguished by an asterisk (*), Orders
drawn upon these countries and colonies are paid in the
full amount for which drawn. Orders upon other coun
tries and colonies, not so distinguished, are, however,
subject to a small abatement on payment.
Money Orders on the above countries are drawn in
Canada Currency. Tables showing the sums payable in
other countries wliere the money is of a different denom
ination, on Orders issued in Canada, will be found below:
TABLK showing the amounts in Canadian money to be
paid by the remitters for Money Orders drawn on
theUnited Kingdom, British Guiana, Constantinople,
Panama, Smyrna, Jamaica, Queensland, Victoria,
New South Wales, Tasmania, New Zealand, Barbados^
Bermuda, Leeward Islands and Fiji, where payment
will be made in Sterling Money.
s. d.
$ c.
s. d.
9 c.
010
24
16
3 90
020
49
17
4 14
030
73
18 C
4 38
040
97
19
4 63
050
1 22
100
4 87
060
1 46
200
9 74
070
1 71
300
14 61
080
1 95
400
19 48
090
2 19
500
24 35
10
2 44
600
29 22
11
2 68
700
34 09
12
2 92
800
38 96
13
3 17
900
43 83
14
3 41
10
48 70
15
3 65
And two cents for each penny to make up the sum
required.
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FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS FISHERIES PROTECTION.
[1897
FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS.
TABLE showing the sums payable in Germany in Marks STABLE showing the sums payable in France, Algeria, Belgium,
and Pfennigs, on Orders issued in Canada. ? ta 7 an Switzerland in Francs and Centimes, on Orders issued
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2000
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2000
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1248
2500
104 00
3
15
30
1 55
300
15 30
2500
1-27 50
4
16
40
1 66
4 00
1664
3000
124 80
4
20
40
2 05
4 00
2040
3000
153 00
5
20
50
2 08
500
2080
3500
145 60
5
25
50
2 55
5 00
25 50
3500
178 50
6
25
60
2 50
600
24 96
4000
166 40
6
30
60
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600
30 60
4000
204 00
7
29
70
2 91
700
29 12
4500
187 20
7
35
70
3 55
700
35 70
4500
229 50
8
33
75
3 12
800
3328
5000
208 00
8
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3 80
800
4080
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9
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4 60
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51 00
NOTE. --The original Order issued in Canada should
The above table applies to Koumania, but sums pay
be retained by the remitter. The payee will receive a
able in that country will be subject to a further deduc
proper form of Money Order from the chief office at
tion by the Swiss Post Office of 25 centimes for each
Cologne.
25 francs, no abatement being less than 50 centimes.*
"The original Order issued in Canada, and payable in Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, or Koumania, should be
retained by the remitter. The payee will receive a proper form of Money Order from the Chief Office at Antwerp,
Turin, or Basle, as the case may be. The original Order issued in Canada, and payable in France or Algeria, must
be sent to the payee by the remitter.
FISHERIES PROTECTION AND MARINE SERVICE OF CANADA,
For a descriptive article upon the organization, uni
form and equipment of this Service, and the duties per
formed by it, see the CANADIAN ALMANAC for 1895, page
227.
Since the compilation of that article, the following
vessel has been added to the squadron : the " Osprey,"
a vessel of 125 tons, built at Shelburne, N.S., by Mr. J.
McGill, after Commander Spain s own ideas and named
after him ; this cruiser he expects to be the fastest sail
ing schooner of her class in the waters of this continent.
She will carry a crew of three officers and twenty men,
and will be armed with two twelve-pounders, and her
crew with rifles, revolvers, and cutlasses. Mrs. Davies,
the wife of the new Minister of Marine and Fisheries,
honoured with her presence the launching of the vessel,
and performed the ceremony of christening the new
cruiser.
The regular drill of the Force during the past season
has been very rigorously kept up, and the signal classes
carried on with great care, the men comprising the
command being very quick and smart at picking up
Morse and semaphore signalling. The high state of
efficiency to which this small but serviceable armed
force has been brought, and the regular work which it
carries out on our seaboard, are now too well known to
require further comment.
The following is a list of the vessels under Commander
Spain s orders, the marine vessels being also included,
corrected to September, 1896.
FISHERIES PROTECTION AND MARINE SERVICE OF CANADA.
Commander, Osprey G. V. Spain (retired R.N.).
Secretary, John S. McKay.
ACADIA Two guns ; screw cruiser ; 526 tons ; 138
horse power ; speed, 14 knots ; flagship. Fisheries Pro
tection Service of Canada. Commander, Osprey G. V.
Spain.
LA CANADIENNE Two guns ; screw cruiser ; 372 tons ;
60 horse power ; speed, 9^ knots. Fisheries Protection
Service. Commander, W. Wakeham, Senior Officer
Quebec and Labrador Division of Fisheries.
ABERDEEN Two guns ; screw cruiser ; speed, 12 knots.
Has quadruple expansion engines and is fitted with a
powerful search light. Fisheries Protection Service.
Captain, C. F. Knowlton.
CONSTANCE Two guns ; screw ram-bowed gun-boat ;
185 tons ; 50 horse power ; speed 10 knots. Revenue
Service (River St. Lawrence). Captain, George M. May.
CURLEW Two guns ; screw ram-bowed gun-boat ; 158
tons ; 50 horse power ; speed, 10 knots. Fisheries Pro
tection Service (Bay of Fundy). Captain, J. H. Pratt.
KINGFISHER Two guns ; sailing schooner ; 107 tons.
This schooner is built on the latest design and is
extremely fast. Fisheries Protection Service. Captain
W. H. Kent.
OSPREY Two guns ; sailing schooner ; 125 tons. This
vessel is a still later design than the " Kingfisher" ; she
is built entirely for speed, and was put into commission
in September, 1896.
LANSDOWNE Screw steamer ; 680 tons ; 80 horse
power ; speed, 7 knots. Lighthouse and Buoy Ship;
Captain, G. Bissett.
NEWFIELD Screw steamer ; 780 tons ; 90 horse power,
speed, 9 knots. Lighthouse and Buoy Ship. Captain,
J. H. Campbell.
PETREL Screw ram-bowed gun-boat ; 96 tons ; 50
horse power ; speed, 10 knots. Fisheries Protection
Service, etc. (Great Lakes). Captain, Edwin Dunn.
QUADRA Screw steamer ; 573 tons ; 120 horse power ;
speed, 12 knots. Fisheries Protection Service (Pacific
Coast). Captain, John T. Walbran.
STANLEY Two guns ; screw cruiser ; 914 tons ; 300
horse power ; speed, 15 knots. Fisheries Protection
Service during the season. Employed as the ice-boat
between mainland and P. E. I. in winter. Captain, A.
Finlayson.
VIGILANT Two guns ; sailing schooner ; 100 tons.
Fisheries Protection Service. Captain, H. McKenzie.
STEAMSHIP AND STEAMBOAT LINES
IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
NOTK. The numbers opposite each line cf steamboats correspond with the numbers used in the list of Post
Offices and Railroad Stations following. Inasmuch as steamboat lines are not fixed as are railroads but are con
stantly changing, this list must be used by shippers and travellers with caution.
a This mark signifies that the line is subject to interruption by the Seasons Winter in some parts of the
country, low water in other parts ; "d" or " Daily " means every day except Sunday.
301 aNiagara F lls Line, d, bet Toronto & P. Dalhousie 359 3
302 aSt. " Lakeside," d, bet Toronto & St. Catharines 364
303 aNiagara R. Line, d, bet Toronto & Lewiston, NY 370
305 aRoehester,Tho ands Is. & Ogdensburg Navi. Co.
3 t s a w k, bet Charlotte, NY & Ogden g, NY 371
306 aLake Ontario Steamboat Co., d, bet. Port Hope
and Charlotte, N.Y. 372
308 aDeseronto Nav. Co., d, bet Trenton, Picton, O.
309 aB. of Quinte Steamboat Route three to six trips 373
a week bet Kingston and Belleville.
310 aBay of Quinte Ry. & Nav. Co., Steamboat Line, 374
d, bet Deseronto, and Picton, Ont , connects
at Desevonto with B of Quinte Rv. & Nav. Co. 376
312 aTrent V y Nav.Co., d, bet Lindsay & Bobcaygeon 3761
313 aBottum s Line, d, bet Lakefield&Burleigh F., O.
314 aCalcu tt s Line, d, bet Peterborough &Harwood,O 376 2
315 aSteamboats from Huntsville, Ont.
316 aSteamboats from Lakefield, Ont. 376 3
317 aHamilton Steamboat Co., d, bet. Hamilton and
Toronto. 379
319 aPlaces on the Rideau Canal, Lake and River,
steamboats bet Kingston, and Ottawa. 380
320 aMerchants Line, weekly, bet Montreal & Chicago
323 aSteamer "Persia," w k ly, bet Montreal and St. 383
Catharines.
324 aStr "Alexandria," w kly, bet Montreal & Trenton 385
325 Saint Lawrence River steamboat Co s Lines as
follows : 390
325 ] oKingston & 1000 Is. Park Line, d, bet Kingston
and 1000 Islinds Park, N.Y. 391
325 2 aKingston & Cape Vincent Line, d, bet Kingston
and Cape Vincent, N.Y. 392
325-3 aKingston & Wolfe Island Line, d, bet Kingston
and Wolfe Island, Ont. 393
327 aMerchants Despatch Line, twice a week, between 393-1
Montreal and Ottawa.
328 aOttawa R r Nav. Co., d, bet. Montreal & Ottawa
329 Richelieu & Ont. Navigation Co s Lines, as follows : 393 2
329-1 aFerry Lines from Montreal.
329-2 aToronto Line, d, bet Montreal and Toronto. 400
329-3 aCornwall Line, twice a week between Montreal
and Cornwall, Ont. 403
329 4 aChambly Line, twice a week between Montreal
and Chambly, Que. 420
329-5 aContrecoeur Line, daily between Montreal and 420-3
Contrecceur, Que., and Bout de 1 Isle.
329-6 aQuebec Line, d, between Montreal and Quebec. 420 4
329-7 nfThree Rivers Line, d, bet Montreal & T. Rivers,Q
329-8 aSaguenay River Line, bet Quebec &Chicoutimi,Q. 422
329-9 aBranch Lines from Sorel, Que.
535 aPlaces on the Richelieu River from Beloeil Sta. Q 422 1
337 aBlack Diamond Line, every ten days, between
Montreal and St. John s, N.F. 422 2
338 aDobell s Line, every ten days, between Montreal
and St. John s N.F.
342 aPlaces on Lake Memphremagog, reached by 426
steamboat from Newport, Vt. or Magog, Que.
345 aQuebec & North Shore Steamship Line, every 428
two weeks, bet Quebec, and Natashquan, Que. 428 1
346 aQuebec Steamship Co., every two weeks, between
Montreal and Pictou, N.S. calling at Quebec. 428 2
349 Lake St. John Steamboat Line ; excursion boat
from Roberval. 428 3
350 a Baie des Chaleurs Route, twice a week, between
Dalhousie, N.B. and Gaspe Basin, Que. 430
353 Miramichi Steam Navigation Co., d bet Chatham, 430 1
N.B. and Nelson, N.B. and Point au Car, N.B.
356 Prince Edward Island Steam Navi. Company as
follows : 430-2
356-1 aDaily, between Pictou, N.S. and Charlottetown.
356-2 aD.bet Pointedu Chene.N.B.&Summerside, PEI 432
357 aCharlottetown Steam Navigation Co., daily,
between Pictou, N.S. and Charlottetown. 440
359 Magdalen Islands and Cape Breton Mail Line
(Steamship Olaf), as follows : 445
359-1 Magdalen Islands Route, w kly, bet Pictou, N.S. , 445 1
and Magdalen Islands.
359-2 Cape Breton Route, weekly, between Pictou, N.S. 445 2
and Cheticamp, N.S.
[261]
Sydney and Meat Cove S. S. " Arcadia."
Places reached by s mboat from P t Mulgrave, NS.
Anglo-French Steamship Co., every two weeks,
between Halifax, and St. Pierre-Miquelon.
Halifax and P. Edward Is. Steamship Co., weekly,
bet Halifax and Charlottetown.
Halifax & Newfoundland Steamship Co., every
two w ks, bet Halifax, and ports in Newf dland.
Lunenburg & Halifax Steam Packet Co., twice a
week, between Halifax, and Lunenburg, N.S.
Costal Steam Packet Co., twice a week, between
Halifax, and Bridgewater, N. S.
Yarmouth Steamship Co. s Lines as follows :
Boston & Yarmouth Line, two to four times a
week, bet Boston, Mass., and Yarmouth, N.S.
St. John & Yarmouth Line, twice a week, bet St.
John, N.B. and Yarmouth, N.S.
Halifax and Yarmouth Line, weekly, between
Halifax and Yarmouth, N. S.
Canada Atlantic Steamship Line, weekly between
Boston, Mass.. and Halifax, N. S.
North Atlantic Steamship Co. , weekly, bet Boston,
JIas#., & Charlottetown, calling at Halifax.
Red Cross Line, about every ten days, bet New
York and St. Johns, N.F., calling at Halifax.
Allan Line, every two weeks bet Halifax, N.S.,
and Baltimore, Md. v
Places on the River St. John, N. B. and branches
during season.
Places on the upper part of River St. John, N.B.
by str. from Fredericton, N.B., during nav.
Bay of Fundy Steamship Co., between St. John,
N.B. and Digby and Annapolis, N.S.
International Steamship Co. s Lines as follows :
St. John Line, two to five times a week, between
Boston, Mass, and St. John, N.B., calling at
Portland and Eastport, Me.
Nova Scotia Line, one to two times a week in sum.
bet. Boston, Mass., & Digby &Annapolis, N.S.
Frontier Steamboat Co., daily, between Calais,
Me. and Eastport, Me.
Grand Manan Steamboat Line, two to three times
a w k, bet Eastport, Me., & Grand Manan, N.B.
Muskoka Georgian B. Navi. Co s L s, as follows :
aMuskoka Lakes Divisions, daily bet Gravenhurst,
Ont., and various routes.
aMagnetawan Division, daily, bet Burks Falls and
Ah-Mic Harbour, Ont.
aNorth Shore Navigation Co., twice a week, from
Collingwood and Midland to Killarney, Ont.
aParry Sound Route, d, bet Midland and Pene-
tanguishene, Ont., and Parry Sound, Ont.
aSault Ste Marie Route, twice a week, between
Collingwood, Meaford and Owen Sound, Ont.,
and Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
aGeorgian Bay Transit Co., weekly from Owen
Sound and Wiarton to Providence Bay.
Canadian Pacific Steamship Lines, as follows :
aLake Superior Line, twice a week, between
Owen Sound and Port Arthur, Ont.
aParry Sound Line, twice a week, between Owen
Sound and Parry Sound, Ont.
aSault Ste. Marie Local Line, tri-weekly, bet
Owen Sound and Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
Great Northern Transit Co s Lines, as follows :
aSault Ste. Marie Line, three times a week, from
Collingwood, Meaford, Owen Sound and Wiar
ton, Ont., to Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.
aParry Sound and French River Line, twice a
week, from Collingwood, Ont.
aNorth west Transportation Co., two trips a week,
between Sarnia, Ont. and Duluth, Minn.
aNorthwest Navigation Co., irregularly, between
Selkirk, Man., and Norway House, Keewatin.
Columbia & Kootenay Steam Nav. Co., as follows :
aRevelstoke Route, twice a week, bet Revelstoke
and Robson, B.C.
aNorthport Route, twice a week, between Rob-
son, B.C. and Northport, Wash.
262
STEAMBOAT LINES RAILROADS IN CANADA.
[1897
445 "3 aKaslo Route, four times a week, between Nelson
and Kaslo, B.C.
445-4 aBonners Ferry Route, tri-weekly, between
Nelson, B.C.* and Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
450 Pacific Navigation Co s Lines as follows :
450-1 Barclay Sound Route, about 27th each month,
between Victoria and Quatsino, B.C.
450 2 Bute Inlet Route, weekly in Summer, between
Vancouver and Bute Inlet, B.C.
450 3 Fraser River Route, three times a week, between
New Westminster and Chilliwack, B.C.
450 4 New Westminster Route, twice a week, between
Victoria and New Westminster, B.C.
450-5 Northern Route, twice a month, between Victoria
and Fort Simpson, B.C.
450 6 Puget Sound Route, daily, between Tacoma and
Seattle, Wash, and Whatcom, W.
450 7 Vancouver Route, d, between Vancouver and Vic
toria, B. C.
451 Nanaimo & Texada Island Line, weekly, between
Victoria and Comox, B.C.
452 Pacific Coast Steamship Co., every five days,
between San Francisco, Cal. and Tacoma, W.
453 Puget Sound & Alaska Steamship Co., daily,
except Monday, between Tacoma and Seattle,
Wash, and Victoria, B.C.
454 Union Pacific Steamers, as follows :
454-1 Portland & Seattle Route, about every twelve
days, between Portland, Oreg. and Seattle, W.
454 2 Tacoma & Victoria Route daily, between Tacoma
and Seattle, Wash, and Victoria, B.C.
455 Steamer "Cutch," d, bet Vancouver and Na
naimo, B.C.
LIST OF RAILROADS IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA, WITH THEIR TERMINAL POINTS.
Numbered to correspond with numbers used in Third and Sixth columns of pages 264 to 325.
NOTE The number to the left of the decimal point indicates the Railway system, and the numbers to the right
of the decimal point the branch. Thus 535 is the Canadian Pacific Railway system, and 535 37 is the Guelph
Branch of the C. P. R.
No.. AND NAME OF RAILROAD.
TBRMINAI
/ POINTS.
No. AND NAME OF RAILROAD.
TKRMINAI
POINTS.
500 Alberta R y & Coal Co.
FROM
Dunmore A.
TO
Coutts, Alb.
535-37 Guelph Branch ....
FROM
Guelph Jim
TO
Guelph Ont
501 Albert Southern
Harvey, N.B
Alma, N.B.
535 "38 London Section
Woodstock
London Ont
508 Atlantic & L. Superior.
509 B. of Quirite Ry. & N.
Co., as follows : ....
509-1 Tweed & Kingston Line
Metapedia .
Kingston . .
Caplin, Q.
Tweed, Ont.
535-39 Orange ville Branch . .
535-40 Owen Sound Section ..
535-41 Teeswater Branch
535-42 Windsor Section
StreetvilleJ.
Toronto
OrangevilleJ
London ....
Melville J.,0
O. Sound, O.
Teeswater, O
Windsor, O.
509 2 Deseronto Line
Yarker .
Deseronto, O
Western Div as follows
509-3 Sydenham Br
Harro smith
Sydenham
535-51 P. Arthur & Winnipeg L
Ft. Arthur O
Winnipeg M
512 Boston & Maine Pas-
sumpsic Division ....
612 1 Stanstead Branch . .
Sherbrooke.
Stanst d Jun
Stanst dJ nQ
Stanstead, Q
535-52 W. & Swift Current L . .
535-53 S. Current & Donald L.
535-54 Carman Branch
Winnipeg . .
S.Current, A
Elm Creek
S.Current, A
Donald, B.C.
Carman Man
515 Brantford, Waterloo &
535-55 Emerson Section . .
Winnipe tr .
Emerson, M.
Lake Erie
Brantford . .
Waterford.O
535-56 Gretna Branch
Rosenfield J.
Gretna, Man
516 Brockville, Westport &
535-57 Pembina Section . .
Winnipeg . .
Napinka, M.
Sault Ste Marie ....
Brockville . .
Westport, O.
535-58 Souris Branch
Kemnuv, M.
Estevan, As.
518 Buctouche & Moncton.
531 Canada Atlantic
Moncton . .
Ottawa ....
Buct che NB
Rouse sPNY
535-59 Southwestern Branch .
53o 60 Stonewall Section
Winnipeg . .
Winnipeg . .
Souris, Man.
Stonewall, M
531 1 Hawkesbury Branch..
531-2 Parry Sound Branch . .
532 Canada Eastern
535 Canadian Pacific
Glen Robe n
Ottawa
Fredericton.
Hawkesb yO
Parry Sound
Chatham NB
535-61 West Selkirk Section. .
535-62 Prince Albert Section .
535 63 Edmonton Section ....
535 64 Macleod Section
Winnipeg . .
Regina, Ass.
Calgary, Alb
Calgary, Alb
W.Selkirk.M
P. Albert, S k
Edmonton A
Macleod Alb
Railway, as follows :
Atlantic Sections as
535 "65 Pipestone Section ....
535-66 Pasqua Section
Menteith Jn.
Pasqua
Reston, Man
Portal N Dk
follows:
535 1 Chaplain Secti n(frat*is
may not TICH to St.
535 67 Lethbridge Section . . .
Pacific Dia. as follows:
535-70 Main Line
Dunmore. ..
Donald, B.C.
Lethbridge.
Vancouver.
David, Yamaska,St.
Robert or Sorel) ....
535 "2 Moosehead & Brownv e
Stanbridge .
Megantic, Q.
Sorel, Que.
Vanceb oMe.
535-71 Westminster Branch . .
535-72 Columbia & Kootenay .
535-73 Mission Branch
W minsterJ.
Robson.B.C
Mission, B.C.
We minister
Nelson, B.C.
SumasWash.
535-3 Newport Section
Montreal
Newport Vt.
535 74 Shuswap & Okanagan . .
Sicamous J .
Okanagan L.
535-4 Northern Section ....
535-7 Sherbrooke Section ..
Eastern Division, as
follows
SuttonJunc.
Farnham . .
Drum ondv.
L. Megantic.
535-75 Revel toke&ArrowL.Br
New Brunsivick Divi
sion, as follows :
535"81 Carleton Section ....
Revelstoke .
Fairville ....
Arrow Lake
Carleton,NB
535-11 Atlantic* North W. Br
535 -12 Chalk River & N. Bay S.
Renfrew. . . .
Ottawa ....
Eganville, O
North Bav
535 82 Fredericton Section . .
535-83 Gibson Section
Freder ton J
NewburgJn.
Fredericton
Fredericton
535-13 N. Bay & P. Arthur S.
535 14 Aylmer Branch
North Bay . .
Ottawa
P. Arthur,O.
Aylmer Que
535-84 Edmundston Section .
535 85 Houlton Section
Aroostook J.
Debec Jun
Kdmundst n
Houlton, Me.
535-15 Berthierville Branch ..
535-16 Brockville Branch
535-17 Joliette Branch
Berthier J n.
CarletonJ n.
Joliette Jun.
Berthier, Q.
Brockville.O
St. Gabriel Q
535 86 Aroostook Section ....
535-87 St. Andrews Branch . .
535 88 Main Line
Woods ocNB
St. Andrews.
Van boro Me
Presque Isle
Watt June.
St. John, NB
535 "18 Ottawa Section . .
Montreal
Ottawa.
535-89 St. Stephens Division .
St. Stephen.
McAdam Ju.
535-19 Piles Branch
Three River
GrandesP Q
535-90 Woodstock Line
McAdam Jn.
W dstockNB
535-20 Prescott Branch
Prescott.
Ottawa
535-91 Tobique Valley Line ..
Perth
Torra.ce ville
535-21 Quebec Section
Quebec
Montreal.
540 Caraquet
Gloucester J
Ship iganNB
535-22 St. Eustache Branch . .
535-23 St. Jerome Branch
535-24 St. Lin Branch
S. Therese J.
S. Therese J.
S. Therese J.
S.EustacheQ
Labelle, Q . .
St. Lin Que.
541 Carrillon & Grenville . .
543 Central of New Bruns
wick, as follows:
Carrillon . .
Grenville, Q
535-25 Sault Ste. Marie Branch
635-26 L. Temisca gue Col.R.v.
Ontario Sec as follows
Sudbury . .
Mattawa. . . .
S ltS.Ma e.M
Kippewa.
543"! Northern Division ....
543 2 Southern Division ....
544 Central Ontario
Norton ....
Hampton . .
Coe Hill, O .
Chipman NB
St. Martins.
I icton, Ont.
535-32 Pt.Fort netoVaud l Br.
535-33 Smith Falls Section
P.Fortune.Q
Montreal
Vaudreuil.
Smiths F ls J
545 Central Vermont N.
Division
S. Albans Vt.
St. Johns, Q.
535-34 Toronto & Havelock S.
535-35 St Thomas Branch
Smith Falls J
Toronto.
S Thomas O
545 "1 Waterloo Division ....
549 Cumberland
S. Johns, Q.
Sp. Hill Jun.
Waterloo, Q.
Parrsboro h
535-36 Elora Branch .
Cataract Jun
Elora. Ont.
562 Dominion Atlantic .
1897]
RAILROADS IN CANADA.
263
No. AND NAME OF RAILROAD.
TERMINAL POINTS.
No. AND NAME OF RAILROAD.
TERMINAL POINTS.
5>2*1 Main Line
FROM
Halifax
TO
Yarmouth.
Kingsport.
Torbrook.
Nicolet,Que.
Moose Park.
Elgin, N. B.
RondEau.O.
Welling nBC
P. Huron, M.
M oersJnNY
Lewiston Me
Massena Sps.
Is. Pond, Vt.
Toronto.
Norway, Me.
Portland, Me
Levis, Que.
Rouse s Po t.
Doucet s L g
Valleyfleld Qj
S. Laurent,Qi
Harwood, O.
Longueuil,Q
Lenox, Mich
Belle v le Har
Chemong, O.
Coboconk, O
Lindsay, O.
Lakefield, O.
Midland, O.
Eldorado, O.
Scotts Mills.
Black wa erJ
Scarboro J n
Jackson s P t
Manilla Jun.
Palmerston.
Elmira, Ont.
Listowell, O.
London, Ont
\Vingham, O
Sarnia, Ont.
Stratford, O.
Palmerston.
Harrisburg.
Owen Sound
Wiarton, O.
Collingwood
Allandale, O
Hillsdale, O.
Xipissing J.
Meaford, O.
Penetang, O.
P. Dover, O.
Niagara F ls.
Harrisburg.
Stratford, O.
P. Dover, O.
Glencoe, Ont
Windsor, O.
Petrolea, O.
P. Edward.O
Port Rowan.
Hamilton, O
P. Dalhousie
road may not be oper
ated)
FROM
Longueil, E.
St. Jerome . .
Chater J.,M.
Halifax.N.S.
Moncton NB
rlivieredu L
S. Charles J.
Dalhousie J.
Windsor J n
S . Glasgow.
Derby Jun . .
Stellarton ..
Trenton ....
Painsec Jun.
Moncton . .
Truro
TO
Sorel, Que.
S. Julienne.
Hamiota, M.
Moncton, NB
R. du LoupQ
Levis, Que.
Levis, Que.
Dalho sieNB
Dartmouth.
Mulgrave.
Indiantown.
Pictou, N. S.
Pictou Lan g
P t du Chene
S. John, N.B.
Trenton,N.B
Sydney, N.S.
Pictou, N. S.
Irondale, O.
Joggins, N.S
Richibucto.
Renfrew, O.
Leamington.
Pt. Stanley.
S. Philom ne
R. a Pierre.
Lime Ridge.
Yorkton, As.
RapidC y.M.
Russell, M.
Amherstb rg
Welland, O.
Comber, Ont
S. Thomas, O
Detroit Mich
Niagara, Ont
Eddys, Ont.
CourtrightO
Ldes 16 Isles
Farnham.
S. Cesaire, Q
SMilePt.BC
Sandon.
S. W minster
C. Tor mtine
Brandon, M.
P. la Prairie.
Winnipeg, M
Lunenburg.
Kingsbury Q
Gracefield.
Waltham.Q.
Narrows, O.
Tignish, PEI
C. Traverse.
Geo t wnPEI
Souris, PEI.
Roberval, Q.
Chicoutimi.
Kiv. a Pierre
Levis, Que.
St. Francis.
Megantic.
Quebec.
Clifton, Ont.
Salisbury NB
St. Stephen.
] Louisburg.
lEdmundst n
|Connors,NB
GananoqueO
Iberville.
562-2 Cornwallis Valley Br. .
502 3 Torbrook Branch
Kentville . . .
Wihnot.
584 Great Northern (Que) . .
585 Great Northwest Cent.
599 Intercolonial, as fol. :
599-1 Halifax to Moncton L.
599-2 Moncton to R.duLoupL
599-3 R. du Loup to Que. L.
599-4 Chaudiere Branch ....
599-5 Dalhousie Branch
599-6 Dartmouth Branch
599-7 Eastern Extension
599 8 Indiantown Branch . .
599-9 Pictou Town Branch..
599 10 Pictou Landing Branch
(Summer only) ....
599-11 Point du Chene Branch
599-12 St John Branch . .
565 Drummond County . .
.565*1 Forestdale Branch ....
572 Elgin, Petitcodiac and
Havelock
S. Hyacinthe
St. Leonard.
Havelock . .
Sarnia
573 Erie & Huron
574 Esquimau & Nanaimo.
580 Grand Trunk Bail-
way, as follows :
580-1 Chicago, Detroit & Can.
G-rand Trunk Div . .
Main Line and Br., as
follows:
580 5 Hemmingford Branch..
580*6 Lewiston Branch
Victoria, B.C
Detroit Mich
S. Isidore J,Q
Lewiston J .
Brosseau s Q
Montreal . .
Montreal . .
S. Paris, Me.
Is. Pond, Vt.
Richmond . .
Montreal . .
Arthabaska.
St. Martine .
St. Henri . .
Cobourg ....
Lambert . .
Jackson, M.
Peterboro h.
Peterboro h.
Lorneville J.
Haliburton .
Peterboro h.
Lindsay ....
N.HastingsJ
ColdwaterJ.
P. Hope Jun
Lorneville J.
Stouff ville J.
Whitby Har.
Durham ....
Gait
580 7 Massena Spring Branch
580-8 Montreal & Is. Pond L.
580-9 Montreal & Toronto L.
580-10 Norway Branch
580-11 Portland & Is. Pond L.
580 12 Quebec Branch
599-13 Trenton Branch
599-14 Cape Breton Line
599.15 Pictou Line
Po t Tupper.
Oxford Jun.
G.T.R.JunO
Maccan N.S.
Kent June. .
Kingston . .
Walkerville.
London
600 Irondale, Bancroft & O
606 Joggins Railway
580-13 Rouse s Point Branch .
580-14 Three Rivers Branch. .
580-15 Valley field Branch. . ..
580-16 Un. JaquesCartier Ry.
580-17 Cobourg & Harwood B.
580*18 Longneuil Line
610 Kent Northern
611 Kingston & Pembroke.
!617 L. Erie.Essex&Detr.R.
617-1 London & Pt.StanleyD.
618 Lotbiniere & Megantic.
619 Lower Lau rentian ....
Lyster. . .
S TiteJunc
580 23 Michigan Air Line D.
Midland Division and
Branches, an follows:
580*27 Belleville Branch
580*28 Chemong Branch
580-29 Coboconk Line
620 Maine Cent. Ry Coos D
622 Manitoba & N. Western
622-1 Saskatchewan & W. Ry
622-2 Shell River Branch . .
625 Michigan Central-
Can. Division, as fol. :
625-1 Amherstburg Division.
625-2 Fort Erie Division
625- 3 Leamington Division ..
625*4 London Division .
BeecherFVt
PlaPrairieM
Minnedosa .
Binscarth . .
Essex . .
580-30 Haliburton Branch
580 31 Lakefield Branch .
Buffalo, N.Y
SeaC. ParkO
London ....
Buffalo, N.Y
Niagara Jun
Petrolea ....
St. Thomas.
Montfort J.
St. Lambert.
Marieville . .
Boundary W
Nakusp. . . .
Blaine.Wash
Sackville . .
Morris ....
PortageJun.
Pemb aNDk
Middleton . .
Eastman . .
Ottawa ....
Aylmer, Que
Port Arthur.
3harlo town
Emerald Jun
Royalty Jun
M. Stewart J
Quebec ....
Chambord J
St.Tite Jun.
Sherbrooke .
Beauce Jun.
Tring June.
C.Tourm te.
St. Cath ines
Harvey, N.B
S.John, N.B
Sydney
R. du LoupQ
Edmundstor
GananoqueJ
Sorel . .
580-32 Lindsay & Midland L. .
580-33 Madoc Branch
580-34 Medonte Tramway
(freight only)
625*5 Main Line
625*6 Nia*ara Division
580-35 Port Hope & Lindsay L.
580-36 Scarboro & Lorneville L
580 37 Sutton Branch .
6*25-7 Petrolea &Oil Springs D
625*8 St. Clair Division ....
29 Montfort Colonization.
632 Montreal, Portland and
Boston, as follows :
632 1 Main Line
580 38 Whitbv Branch
Northern Divisions &
Bra nches, as follows :
580-46 Durham Branch . .
632-2 St. Cesaire Branch
633 Nelson & Ft. Sheppard.
634 Nakusp and Slocan . . .
635 N. Westminster South.
638 N. Brunswick &P.Ed.I.
644 N. Pac. & Man. , as fol. :
644*1 Morris & Brandon Br. .
644*2 Portage la Prairie Br. .
644*3 Winnipe"* Line
580-47 Gait & Ehnira Branch.
580-48 Kincardine Branch
580-49 London Branch
Kincardine.
St. Mary s. . .
London
Toronto ....
Goderich . .
Stratford . .
Southamp n.
Harriston. . .
1-arkHeadJn
Beeton
Hamilton . .
Elm vale ....
Toronto ....
Allandale . .
\llandale ..
Hamilton . .
Allanburg J.
TilsonburgJ
Buffalo.N.Y.
Stratford . .
Fort Erie . .
Sus. Br eNY
Wyoming . .
Komoka ....
Loop Line J.
Toronto . . .
P. Colborne.
580-50 Lon., Huron & Bruce B.
580-51 Main Line
580-52 Stratford &GoderichL.
580-53 Straf d & Palmerston L.
580-54 Wellington, Grey &B.B
580-55 Owen Sound Branch . .
580-56 Wiarton Branch
Northern & Northwest
ern Division <* Br s,
tufollowe:
580-64 Collingwooil Section ..
580-65 Hamilton &Allandale L
580-66 Hillsdale Tram, freight
580-67 Main Line
646 Nova Scotia Central . .
653 Orford Mountain
656 Ottawa &GatineauVal.
663 Pontiac Pacific Junct
664 Port Arthur Duluth &
Western (building) .
665 Pr. Edward I. , as fol. :
665 1 Main Line
665*2 Cape Traverse Branch.
665*3 Georgetown Branch . .
;665 4 Souris Branch
580-68 Meaford Section
580-69 Penetang Section
580-70 Port Dover Section . . . .
Southern Division and
/i ranches as follows.
580-77 Allanburg Branch
580-78 Brantford&Tilsonburg
580-79 Buffalo &Goderich Dist
580-80 Georgian B. & L. Erie D
580-82 Loop Line Division
580-83 Main Line
|674 Quebec & Lake St. John
j674 l Chicoutimi Extension.
674 2 Lower Laurentian Div.
675 Quebec Central . .
675-1 Chaudiere Valley Br..
675*2 Megantic Division ....
676 Que., Montmorency &
Charlevoix
690 St. Catharines & Nia. C
693 Salisbury & Harvey . .
695 Shore Line
580-84 Petrolea Branch
580-85 Sarnia Branch
580-86 S. Norfolk Extension. .
580-87 Toronto Line
698 Sydney and Louisburg
700 Temiscouata
580-88 Wetland Division
583 Montreal & Sorel (ThL
700*1 St. Francis Branch
702 Thousand Islands Ry .
706 United Counties ..
264
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
[1897
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS
IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
The Offices printed in Italics are authorized to grant andpay Money Orders. The Offices marked* are Savings Bank
Offices. Capital letters on right of the Electoral District column indicate the several Provinces of the Dominion,
thus :0, Ontario ; Q, Quebec ; N S, Nova Scotia ; N B, New Brunswick ; P E I, Prince Edivard Island; M,
Manitoba; B C, British Columbia,; Alta, Alberta; Assa, Assiniboia ; Atha, Athabasca; Sask, Saskatcheivan.
The numbers and names place! opposite everyplace indicate the Railroad or Steamship line
on which the place or nearest railway station is situated. See list of Railroads and Steam
boats on pages 261 to 263.
The thanks of the publishers are due to E. W. Bullinger, Esq., for his kind permission to use " Bullinger s Postal
and Shipper s Guide for the United States and Canada " in the preparation of the following list :
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
8EEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-26S
Aaskana
Sask
Pr ce Albert 535 62
St. Armand St. 545
535-1
53573
St. Anselme 675
3-J9 9Yamaska535-l
580-51
535-3
N.Glasgow 5997-13
Durham 580-46
Ashcroft 535-70
580-54 (R.R. name
Turners)
Both well 535-42
580-83
Puslinch 535-35
Indian Head 535 -52
Boissevain 535 57
Canfield 58079-82,
625-5
Upp. Sackville 638
Wellington 665 1
Tilsonburg 58078-
82, 625-5
Lond derryS. 599-1
Acadie Siding599-2i
599-2
Tweed 535-34, 609 1
580-51
580-8, 535-4
via Wolseley
via Wiarton
535-7
599-2
Ste. Julie St. 580-12
James R. St. 599 7
Whitehurst 535-16
Strathroy 580 85
Renfrew 535-12,611
Shubenacadie599 -1
Appin 580-83
309Ernestown580 9
Tring Station 675
Parsborough 549
599-7
665-3
599-7
535-70
535-35
580-36535-34
535-2 (R. K. name
Megantic)
Edmonton 535 63
420 4 or Burks Falls
580-67
Magnetawan 420 4
Chater 535 52, 585
580-51
445-3-4
Lacolle 531-580-13
Lisle 580-64
580-82-88 (R. R.
name Welland J)
Georgetown 565 -3,
359-1
Narrows 390
A laineda . .
Assa
535-58
Orangedale 599 14
Pembroke 535-12
St. Felicien 349 or
Roberval 674
665-2
450 ] via Nanaimo
via Charlottetown
Marysville 580 9
693
St. Hilaire 700 1
via Sydney N. S.
693
Lynden 580 83
665-1
Georgetown 665 3
359-1
Essex 625 -3 -5
Rednersville 308
Boissevain 535 57
Rodney 625
Mission 535 70-73,
450-3
Kentville 714, 547
via N. Sydney N.S.
Hetherton 5997
Waterdown 580 87
via Cobourg
610
450-5
Shippigan 540
535-52
via Charlottetown
Ashcroft 535-70
531
Notre Dame 518
Ashcroft St. 535-70
N. Belle 535-18,328
Montebello 535 18,
328
535-25 428-3 430 1
422-2
Maitland 580"9
Pembroke 535-12
Moncton 518,599-1-
2-12
Ashcroft 535-70
580-77-88
580-65-67-68-69
Canterbury Sta.
535-90
Hanover 580-55
R.R. name Brysons
580-7
Perth 535-34
Utterson 580 67
via Kingston
580-55
674
Elmvale 580-66-69
Consecon 544
580-64
Edmonton 635 "3
ngoldby 580 30
Pembroke 535-12
Abbott s Corners .
Abbotsford
Missisquoi Q
Alba
Inverness N
Renfrew, N R....O
Rouvillp Q
Alba
Abbotsford
Ne\v\Vestm r..B.C
Albanel
Abenakis
Albany
Prince PEI
Abenakis Springs
Aberarder
Yamaska Q
Lambton, WR ..O
Brome Q
Alberni
Vancouver. . . . BC
Queen s PEI
Hastings, E R . . O
Albert N B
Abercorn
Alberry Plains . .
Albert
Abercrombie ....
Aberdeen
Aberdeen
Pictou N S
Grey, S R O
Cariboo B C
Albert
Albertine
Victoria N B
Aberdour
Bruce, W. R.... O
Lambton, E. R. O
Wellington, S.R. O
Assa
Albert Bridge
Albert Mines ....
Alberton .
Cape Breton . . N S
Albert N B
Aberf eldy
Brant N R O
Aberfoyle
*Alberton
Prince PEI
Albion
Kings PEI
Abernethy
Albuna
Essex S R O
Abigail
Selkirk M
Abingdon
Wentworth, S R O
Westmoreland N B
Prince P E I
Albury
Prince Edward . .O
Selkirk M
Abougoggin Rd. .
Abrams Village . .
Acacia
Alcester
Aldboro
Elgin, W R O
A Iderffrove . .
N Westminster BC
Lunenburg. . . . N S
Cape Breton . . N S
jiivsborough . . N S
Wentworth, N R O
North berl d WR O
Sask
Norfolk, N.R....O
Colchester . . . N S
Kent N B
Aldersville
Acadia Mines . . .
Acadie . . ....
Alder Point ....
Alder River ....
Aldershot
Acadie Siding ....
*Actinolite . . .
Kent N B
Hastings O
Alderville . .
* Acton
Halton O
Aldina ..
* Acton Vale ....
Adair
Bagot . Q
Aldouane
Kent N B
Assiniboia . . .
Alert Bay
N. WestminsterBC
Gloucester. . ..N B
Selkirk M
Adamsville
Bruce, N. R . . . . O
Brome Q
Alexander s Point
A lexander ... .
Adamsville
Adamsville
Kent N B
Alexandra
Queen s . PEI
Adderley
Megantic Q
Alexandria . .
Cariboo B C
Addington Forks
Addwon
Antigonishe . . N S
Brockville O
* Alexandria ....
Alexandrina ....
Alexis Creek ....
Alfred
Glengarry O
Kent NB
Adelaide
Middlesex, W R. O
Renfrew, SR O
Hants .... N S
Cariboo
Admaston
Prescott O
Admiral Rock . . .
Adolphe
Alfred Centre
*A Igoma Mills . .
Algonquin
Prescott .. O
Middlesex, W.R.O
Lennox O
Algoma O
Adolphustown . .
Adstock . .
Beauce O
Grenville, S R . . O
Renfrew, N R . . O
Westmoreland, NB
Cariboo B C
Advocate Harbor.
Af ton
Cumberland . . N S
Antigonishe. ..N 8
Queen s . PEI
Alice . ...
Af ton Road
Alison
Af ton Station ....
A gassiz
Antigonishe . . N S
Yale&KootenayBC
Halton O
Alkali Lake ....
Allanburg ....
Agerton ....
Welland . O
Agincourt ....
York, E R O
*Allandale
Simcoe, S R O
York N B
*Aanes
Beauce Q
Allandale
Agricola . . .
Alta
Allan Park . . .
Grey S R O
Ahmic Harbour . .
Ahmic Lake ....
Aikenside
Muskoka&PS d.O
Muskoka & P. S. O
Selkirk M
Allan s Corners. .
Allan s Mills ....
Allansville ..
Chateauguay , . . . Q
Lanark, S R . . . . O
Muskoka&PS d.O
Frontenac O
*Ailsa Craig ....
Ainsworth
Middlesex, NR..O
Yale&KootenayBC
Missisquoi Q
Allen .
A llenford
Bruce, N R O
Aird
Allen s Mills ....
Allenwood
Portneuf . . Q
Airlie
Simcoe, S R .... O
Welland . O
Simcoe, N R O
Prince Edward . .O
Simcoe, S R O
Peel O
Victoria, N R O
Pontiac . . .Q
Air Line Junction
Aitkin s Ferry . .
Akerly . .
Allisonville . . .
King s .... P E
*Alliston
Alloa
All^aw . .
Queen s . . . N B
Allumette Island
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265
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY.PP. 261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON.WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEBKEY.PP.261-263
A. lina
Wellington, C R
Albert N B
Pictou X S
Prince P E I
680-64
Albert 693
Westville 599 1
665-1
Carman 535 54
Unionville 580-36
535.12
Bracebridge 580-67
420-3
Powasan St. 580-67
580-55
Maberlev 535 "34
644-1
535-39-40
599-1
Claremont 535 "34
644 "3
Stobart 535-62
625-8
Grand Narrows S.
59914
535-41
Milliken 580-36
Kincardine 580 48
432
Teeswater 535-41
Rednersville 308
599.1
625-1
Amherst 599-1
Hyde Park Corner
535-42, 580-50-83
via Fort Frie
Moncton 518, 599-1-
2-12
599-2
Gad s Hill 580-53
599-12
Anagance 599 12
via Hamilton Ont
535-21 (R. R. name
Loretto)
St. Mary s 580-49-51
Midgic 638
Dewittville 580 7
535-86
Merrickville 535 33
319
679
535-1 (R. R. name
L Ange Gardi n E)
545-1
535 18 (R. R, name
L Ange Gardien)
580-68
Wetaskiwin 535 63
via Owen Sound, O
714-712-392-393-2
Ferry to Digbv
N. Wiltshire 665 1
Quyon 663
543-1
544
580-69 (R. R. name
Hendrie)
535-53
599-7
Antigonishe 5997
Lower Settlement
South River599-7
Hun ville580-67315
Grenville 535-18
Elmsdale 599-1
Pakenham 535-12
Vancouver 535 70
599-12
580-83
Antigonishe 599-7
w aChar townPEI
Bronte 580 87
rurnerville 73
Stanstead Jun.512,
512-1
Apple Hill
Glengarrv
535-33
Parrsborough 549
Carleton Place 535-
12-16
Coe Hill Mines 544
Phelpston 580-69
via Yarmouth N S
via Morrisburg Ont
Truro 699-1-13
River Louison 599 2
Alameda 535-58
535-34
622
Merigonishe 599-7
Lavant Station 611
Orillia 580 32-67
580-29
Bristol 635-86
via Yarmouth N S
Stonewall 5S5 60
via Yarmouth N S
via Charlottetown
PEI
via Yarmouth N S
371 364 or via Port
Hawkesbury N S
359-2 Antigonishe
599-7
Sydney 535-52
535-37
Thedford 580 51
[nvermay 580 "55
Alliston 580"64
Apple Kiver
Cumberland . .N S
Lanark N R
Alma
Appleton
Apxley . ...
Peterboro E R..O
Simcoe N R . O
Almasippi
Selkirk 11
Almira
York, E R O
Apto
* Almonte
Lanark, N R O
Simcoe, E R O
Muskoka&PS d O
Grey, S R O
Lanark, S R O
Selkirk M
Arcadia
Yarmouth N S
Dundas . . . .O
Alport
Archer
Alsace
Archibald
Colchester N S
Restigouche . . N E
. Assa
Archibald Sett. ..
Arcola
Alsfeldt
Althorpe . . .
Arden .
Addington O
Marquette M
Altamont
Arden Station ..
Ardness
* Alton
Cardwell O
Pictou N S
Alton
Colchester NS
Ontario, W R . . O
Selkirk M
Ardoch ....
Addington O
Altona
Ardtrea
Simcoe E R . O
Altona
Ar-vle
Victoria N R O
Carleton N B
Yarmouth ....N S
Lisgar N
Alvena
Sask
Ararvle
*Alvinston
Lambton, E R . . O
Cape Breton ..N S
Wellington, NR O
York, E R O
Arsrvle
Amaguadus Pone
Amaranth Station
Amber
Argyle
Argyle Head
, Argyle Shore
Argyle Sound
Arichat
Yarmouth N S
Queen s PEI
Yarmouth N S
Richmond . . . . N S
Antigonishe . . . N S
Marquette . M
Amberley
Huron, W R.... O
Bruce, E R O
Prince Edward . . O
Cumberland.. N S
Essex, SR O
Ambleside
Arisaig. . .
Ameliasburg . . .
Amherst
Arizona
* Amherstburgh .
Amherst Point .
Amiens
Cumberland . . N S
Middlesex.WR.. O
Welland O
Arkell
Wellington SR..O
Lambton E R . . . O
Bruce N R O
*Arkona
Amigari
A rkivright
Arlington
Cardwell . O
Ammon
Westmoreland N B
Rimouski . Q
A rlington
King s N S
Canning 547
Milliken 580 "36
665-4 (R. R. name
Selkirk)
St. Vallier 599 3
Tetu 700
Kincardine 580 48,
432
Okanagon 535 "74
St.FrancoisNordE.
675-1
Sussex Vale 599-12
JaequetRiver599 2
VVelsford 535 -88
622 (R.R. name
Rokely)
via Guelph, Ont.
535-55
617
via Selkirk, Man.
535-40
535-12
Trout Creek 580-67
535-84-86
Aroostoock Juno.
535-84-86
Red Jacket 535 52
Revelstoke 535 70
Hamiota 585
n it
580-12-14
535-41
535-91
St. Vallier 599 3
Grenville 535-18,
541, 327, 328
London Ont.
Danville 580 4 12
Ascot 675
Russell 622-2
Zimmerman 580 65
M rtle 535-34,580-38
535-70
Ashdad 611
Antigonishe 599 7
Josseau 420 3
Drangedale 599-14
isquesing 580 65
Hartland 535 86
Amqiii
Armadale
York E R . O
Armadale
King s PEI
Amulree
Oxford, NR.... O
King s N B
Armagh
Bellechasse Q
Anagance
Anagance Ridge.
*Ancaster
King s NB
Brant, N R . . . . O
Quebec Q
Armand
Temiscouata Q
Bruce W R O
Armow
Ancienne Lorette
Anderson
Armstrong. . .
Yale&KootenayBC
Beauce O
Perth, SR O
Armstrong
Anderson .
Westmoreland NB
Huntingdon . . . . Q
Victoria N B
Armstrong
Armstrong s Br k
Armstrong sCorn
Armstrong Lake
Armstrong s Mills
Arnaud . .
King s NB
Anderson s Cor s
*Andover
Restigouche . . N B
Queen s N B
Andrewsville ....
Ange Gardien . . .
AngeG.de.Kouv e
Angeline
Lanark, S R O
Montmorency . . Q
Rouville. ... Q
Assa
Wellington SR..O
Provencher M
Rouville Q
Arner
Essex S R O
Angers
Ottawa Q
Arnes
Lisgar M
* Angus
Simcoe, S R. . . . O
Alberta
Arnott
Grey N R O
Renfrew S R O
Muskoka&P. S d.O
Victoria . N B
Angus Ridge ....
Annan
Annapolis
Arnstein
Grey, NR 6
Annapolis N S
Queen s P E I
Pontiac Q
Aroostoock June.
AroostoockPor ge
Arrochar
Victoria N B
Annarowe
Annesley
Arrowhead
Arrow River
Yale BC
Annidale
Queen s N B
Anson
Hastings, W R . . O
Simcoe, N R. . . . O
Alta
Arrowton
Anten Mills
*A rthabaskaville.
Arthabaska Q
Anthracite
* Arthur
Wellington N R.O
Victoria N B
Arthurette
* Antigonishe
Antigonishe Har.
Antig.Harb.S thS
Antioch
Antigonishe . . N S
Antigonishe . N S
Antigonishe . . N S
Muskoka & P. S. O
Argenteuil Q
Arthurville
Bellechasse Q
Arundel
Argenteuil Q
Area
Middlesex E R.. O
Asbestos
Antoinette
Ascot Corner ....
Asessipi
Sherbrooke Q
Antrim
Halifax N S
Antrim
Lanark, N R O
Burrard. ... B C
Ash
Halton O
Anvil Island
Ontario S R O
Apohaqui
*Appin
King s N B
Middlesex, WR.O
Antigonishe . . N S
Queen s PEI
Ashcroft
Yale B C
*Ashcroft Station
Ashdad . .
Yale B C
Appin
Appin Road
Appleby
Renfrew S R O
Antigonishe... N S
Muskoka&P. S d.O
Inverness N S
Halton O
Ashdale . .
Holton O
Appledore
Bothwell O
Ashfleld
Apple Grove
Stanstead . ..Q
Ashgrove
Ashland
3arleton.. ..NB
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SBEKF.V,PP.261-263
Ashley
Grey N R O
Rockford 535 -40
*Baddeck
Victoria N S
364 370 372 or lona
Ashton
Carleton O
535-12
599 14
*Ashworth
Muskoka&P. S dO
Novar580 67
Baddeck Bay ....
Victoria N S
lona 599-14 364 372
Askilton
Inverness N S
Port Hawkeebury
Baddeck Bridge
< < n
Askin
Middlesex S R O
599-14, 371, 380
Baddeck River N.
Victoria N S
t( (t
Aspen
Guysborough N S
Antigonishe 599*7
Baddow
Victoria N R O
FenelonFalls580"30
Aspdin
Muskoka & P. S d O
Utterson 580 67
* Baden
Waterloo S R O
580*51
Aspotogan
Lunenburg . N S
Chester 373
Badenoch
Bruce E R O
Mildmav 580*54
Asselstine
Lennox O
Ernestown Station
Badjeros
Grey E R O
Dundalk 535*40
580-9
Bagot
Marquette M
Aston Station ....
Nicolet Q
Aston 580 14
Bacjotville
329*8 Ha Ha Bay
Atha
Ontario W R O
Claremont 535-34
345 Trinity Bay
Athelstan
Huntingdon Q
* Athens
Leeds S R O
516
Baie des Bacons
Tadousac 3*^9*8
Atherley
Ontario N R O
Atherley Junction
Baie des Peres. .
Pontiac O
580-32-67
Baie des Rochers
Oharlevoix Q
Murray Bay 329*8
Atherton
Norfolk N R O
Delhi 258 82
Baie d Urfe
Athlone
Cardwell O
Tottenham 580*65
53 r i "33 580"9 3^8
Athole
Glengarry O
Maxville 531
Baie St. Paul
Lisgar ... M
via Marquette
Athol
Cumberland N S
599-1
638
Atkinson
Frontenac O
Gananoque702 504
638
324, 325-1
Bailey s Brook . .
Pictou N S
Avondale 599 7
Atlanta
Kino-s . . N S
Sheffield Mills 547
Peterboro W R O
Millbrook 580 35
Attercliffe
Wentworth S R. . O
Attercliffe Station
Baillargeon
LeVis Q
Craig s Road Sta
Attercliffe Station
Monck O
580-82, 625-5
Diltz 580-82 Atter
Baillie
Charlotte N B
tion 580-12
St Stephen 535 89
Atwell
Lisgar M
cliffe 625-5
Reaburn 535-52
Bainsville . . .
Glen-arry O
695
580-9
Atwood
Perth N R O
580 48
Bairdsville
Victoria N B
Kilburns 535 86
Atwood s Brook .
Shelburne. . NS
Barrington 376 3
Baker Settlement
Lunenbur * N S
Br gewater 646, 374
Aubert Gallion. . .
Beauce Q
Beauce J 675 675 1
Baker Brook . . .
Victoria N B
Aubigny . . .
Provencher ... M
Silver Plains 644 3
Bala
Simcoe E R O
420 3 Gravenhurst
Aubrey
Chateauguay O
531
580-67
Auburn
Huron S R O
Blyth 580-50
Balaclava
Grey N R O
via Meaford
Auburn
King s N S
714
Balcarres
Assa
Indian Head 535 -52
Auburn
Queen s P E I
Pisquid 665 "3
Balderson
Lanark S R O
Perth 535-34
Auburndale . .
Lunenbur * N S
Bridgewater 646
Baldoon
Kent O
Wallaceburgh 573
Audet
Beauce Q
A tr nes 535*2
Baldur
Selkirk M
644-1
Audley
Ontario N R O
Whitbv 580-9-38
Baldwin
York N R .O
BaldwinsCr. 580*37
Aughrim
Lambton E R O
Bothwell 535 42
Stanstead Q
Coaticook 580*8
580-83
Baldwin s Road .
King s PET
Perth 665*3
Augsburg
Renfrew N R O
via Picton
Augustine Cove .
Prince P E I
CapeTraverse 665 "2
Balfour
Yale&Kootenay BC
Nelson 535*72,445-
Auguston ....
Grey E R O
Shelburne 5 35 40
3-4
Auld s Cove .
Guvsboi*ou< r h N S
Balfron
King s N B
Sussex Vale 599-12
599-7
Baljennie
Sask
Saskatoon 535 "62
*Aultsmlle
Stormont O
580 9
Balyonie
Assa
535 -52
* Aurora
York N R O
580-67
Ballantrae
Ontario W R . O
580-37
Austin
Marquette M
535-52
Dalian tyne s Sta.
Frontenac O
Ballantvne s 580 9
Auvergne
Portneuf Q
Portneuf 535 21
Ballinafad
Wellington S R O
Georget n 580-51-65
Avenimj
Simcoe N R . O
580-64
Ballycroy
Cardwell O
Palgrave 580-65
Avery s Portage . .
York . . . N B
Boiestown 532
Ballydnff
Durham E R O
Pontypoal535 34
Avignon
Bally mote
Middlesex E R O
via London
508
Balmerino
Marquette M
Binscarth 622,622-2
Avoca
Argenteuil Q
Pointe an Chene
Balmoral
Haldimand O
NellesCorn s 580-82
535-18
Balmoral
Restigouohe . . N B
Dalhousie599 5,350
Avon
Middlesex E R O
Putnam 535 35
Balmoral
Lisgar M
Stonewall 535-60
Avonbank
Perth S R O
St Mary s 580 49-51
Balmoral
Richmond . . . .N S
St. Peter s 364, 370,
Aoondaie
Carleton N B
372
Avondale
Pictou N S
535-80
599-7
Balmoral Mills. ..
Colchester . . . . N S
Tatamagouche 599
15
Avondale Station.
Pictou N S
Avondale 599*7
Balsam
Ontario W R O
My tle535-34,580-38
Avonmore
Stormont O
535*33
Balsam Hay
Lisgar M
via Selkirk
Avonport
King s . N S
714
Balsam Grove . . .
Victoria N R O
FenelonFalls580-30
Avonport Station
King s N S
Avonport 714
Balsam Hill
Renfrew S R O
Renfrew 535*12,611
Avonrov
Bothwell O
Sombra 573
Balsam Lake ....
Victoria N R O
Victoria Rd. 580*29
Avonton ....
Perth S R O
Sebrinfville 580-5
Baltic
Prince P E I
Kensington 665*1
Aweme
Selkirk M
Baltimore
Northumb W R . O
580*17
Axe Lake
Muskoka& P. S d D
Novar 580 67
Balvenie
Renfrew S R O
Ashdad 611
Ayer s Flat
Stanstead Q
512
Bamburg
Waterloo N R...O
Petersburg 530-51
*Aylegford
Kind s N S
714
Banbury
Muskoka&P. S d O
Emsdale 580-67
* Aylmer (East) .
Ottawa Q
Aylmer 535-14, 663
* Bancroft
Hastings N R . . . O
Ormsbv 544
*Aylmer (West)
Elo-in E R O
Aylmer 580 82
Banda
Simcoe S R O
Glencairn 580 64
Aylwin
Ottawa Q
Kazubazur 656
^ Banff
Alta
535-52
*A ~ur
Waterloo S R O
535-35
Ban (r or
Kind s P E I
MorenStation 665*4
*Ayton
Grey S R O
580-55
Banks
Grey E R .. . .O
via Collingwood
Babington ....
Queen s . . N B
Younf sCove 543 1 ,
Banks Broad Cove
Inverness N S
PortHood 359 -2,364
390
Banner
Oxford S R O
Baccaro .
Shelburne N S
Barrington 376 3
Bannister
Albert N B
Salisb ry 599-12,693
Back Bay .
Charlotte N B
St George 695
Bannockburn ....
Hastings N R .. .O
514
Back Lands
Afton 599-7
Banting
Selkirk M
535-59
Back Meadows . .
Pictou.. ..NS
599-15
Barachois . .
Westmoreland N B
Shediac 599*11
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH 1
LOCATED, OR NEAR-
F,ST R. R. STATION,
SEKKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Barachoisde Malb
BaraehoisHarh u r
Barachois
Gasp6 Q
Mai Bay 346, Point
St. Peter s 350
Richmond
Vankleek Hill 53V1
535-51
via Reston
Xapan e509"2,580-9
Falkenburg 580-67
Ashcroft 535-70
Eganville 535 11
Gravenhurst 580-
67, 420-3
599-2
543-2
599-7
599-7
535-54
Coaticook 530 8
Saint Peter s 364,
370, 372
via Sault Ste Marie
Albert 693
580-67
via Kingston
Gore Bav 428-3,430-
I, 422 2.
531
376 3 via Yarmouth
Barrington 376 3
(
BigTracadie 599-7
Sault Ste Marie
535*25
River Hebert 606
Lion s Head 426
Eganville 535 -11
Block House 646
Calabogie 611
Shubenacadie 599 -1
New Germanv 646
Blackville 532
Chatham 532,353
The Willows 353
Bartlett 535 87
N. RangeCorner712
via Hamilton
Rat Portage 535-51
Murray Bay 329 -S
Norton Sta. 599-12,
543-1
Eganville 535 -11
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371
Winona 580 83
Chicoutimi 329 8
674
Buckingham535-18
Londonderry 599-1
Weldford 599 2
St.Step n-^5 -89,693
Roland 644-1
via Sydney
309, 324 Ernestown
580-9
535-88
599-2, 540
Bathurst 599 -2
535-21, 329-6
Stobart 535-62
580-68
da Kingston
Lansdowne 599-13
Saskatoon
Anirus 580-68
Sheffield Mills 547
353 Chatham 532
*BayJield
Huron S R . . . O
Clinton 580-50-52
C peTonnentine638
Afton 599-7
Cherry Grove 665 4
Souris East 665 -4,
359-1, 371.
Corinth 580-82
Neil s Harbour 372
rin Belleville
Bay du Vin 353
St. Andrew s 535.
87, 400.
Prospect 373
Neil s Harbour 372
Bracebridge 580-
67, 420-3
Holderville 390
St. Martin s 543 -2
Hunter s Riv. 665 -1
via Meaford
Grahams 535 12
CardiganB ge 665-3
Burgessville 580 80
Kilburn 535-86
Swan Lake 644-1
Liverpool 376"3
580-82, 535-35
Waterford515,625-5
580-83
Vars 531
Rosseau 420-3
i ia Halifax
Metaghan Sta. 712
Mouth of Keswick
535-83
Port Hawkesbury
59914, 371, 380
Barrington 376 3
Digbv712,392,393-2
6G5-4
Wetaskiwin 535-63
ria Chavlottetown
PortHood 359 -2,364
580-67 Falkenburg
CapSt.Ignace599-3
675675-1
674
580-15, 329-3
Bristol 535 86
Joliette 535-17
via Quebec, Que.
Heatherton 599-7
420-3 or Brace -
bridge 580 67
Levis 675 599 3 - 4
580-12
Edmonton 535 63
580-9, 535-33
676
Ste. Anne de Beau-
pre 676
Craig s Road Sta
tion 580-12
535-51
Vaudreuil Station
580 S 535-32-33
.",35-70 (R. R. name
Beaver Mouth)
714
Albert 693
Truro 599-1-12.
Boisdalc Chapel
599-14
McGregor Station
636-62
Alberni 450-1
WaasisSta n 535 82
Pen field Ridge 695
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Edmonton 535 63
Cape Breton . . N S
St. Louis Q
Prpsrvrtt, O
Bayfield
Westmoreland N B
Antigonishe. . .N S
King s P E I
Bay field
Bayfield
Barb
Bay Fortune
Kind s P E I
Barclay Algoma O
Bayham
El<in E R O
Bardal I Selkirk M
Bardolph
Lennox O
Bay Road Valley .
Bavside
Victoria NS
Hastings W R. .(.)
Northumber d N B
Charlotte N B
Halifax N S
Bardsville
Simcoe E R O
Barkerville
Cariboo B C
Bayside
Bark Lake .
Renfrew S R O
Ontario N R O
Northumber d N B
King s N B
Bayside
Barkway
Bayside
Barnaby River. . .
Bame.^ville
Bay St. Lawrence
Bavsville
Victoria N S
Ontario N R ....O
King s . N B
Barney River Sta.
Barney s River.. .
Bamslev
Pictou ... N S
Bavswater
Pictou N S
Lise-ar . . . . M
Bay View
St. John . . .N B
Barnston IStanstead O
Bavview
Queen s P E I
Barra Glen
Victoria N S
Bayview
Grey E R O
Barra Head
Richmond . . . .N S
Alcoma . . . . O
Bayvievv
Digbv N S
Bar River
"Beachburg . .
Renfrew N R O
King s P E I
Beach Point .
Barrac oisStLouis
Barrettsholme . . .
*Ba~i"rie
Richmond N S
Albert N B
Beaconsfield ....
Beaconsfield ...
Beaconsfield ....
Beach Meadows . .
* Benchville
Oxford S R O
Victoria N B
Simcoe N R O
Selkirk M
Barriefield
Frontenac O
Queen s N S
Barrie Island
Barrington
Algoma O
Oxford S R O
Huntingdon . . . .Q
Shelburne . ...NS
Shelburne NS
Shelburne ....NS
Antigonishe . . . N S
Algoma O
Bealton
Norfolk NR.. .. O
Lincoln O
*Beamsville
Harrington
Bear Brook
Russell . O
Barrington Pas ge
Barrington West.
Barrio s Beach . . .
Bar River
Bear Cave .
Muskoka&P. S dO
Halifax . N S
Bear Cove ... .
Bear Cove Chet ..
Bear Island . . .
Digby N S
York ..NB
Barronsfield
Cumberland . . N S
Bruce N R O
Bear Island
Richmond . . . . N S
Shelburne ....NS
Digbv N S
Barrow Bay
Bear Point .
Barrv s Bay
Renfrew N R....O
Lunenburg . . . . N S
Renfrew S R....O
Hants NS
Barry s Corner. . .
Barryvale
BearR. (W. Side)
Bear River
King s P E I
Barr Settlement
Barss Corners . .
Bartholomew ....
Bartibog
Bears Hill
. Alta
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Northumber d N B
Northumber d N B
Northumber d N B
Charlotte NB
Beaton s Mills . . .
Beatonville
Queen s P E I
Inverness .... N S
Muskoka&P.S d O
Montma-nv Q
Beatrice
Bartibog Bridge .
Bartlett Mills
Barton
Barton ville
Beaubien
Beauce Junction.
Beaudet
Beauce Q
Digby N S
Wentworth S R .O
Algoma . . .O
Portneuf Q
Beaudoin . .
Megantic Q
Barwick
*BeaitJtarnois . . .
Beaufort
Beauharnois . . . . Q
Carleton . . . N B
Bas de 1 Anse ....
Bas de la Baie . .
Base Line Road . .
Basin Depot
Charlevoix Q
C harlevoix Q
Beaulac
Montcalm Q
Montmorency . . . Q
Antigonishe . .N S
Simcoe E R O
King s N B
Beaulieu
DistrictXipissing O
Richmond . . . . N S
\Ventworth S R .O
Chicoutimi Q
Beaul v
Beaumaris
Basin of River In
habitants
Beaumont . ...
Bellechasse . . Q
Basingstoke
Beaumont
Uta
Bassin
Jacques Cartier..Q
Quebec ... Q
Bassin du Lievre .
*Bass River
Ottawa Q
Beauport
Beaupre
Montmorency . . . Q
Lotbiniere Q
Colchester ....NS
Kent N B
Beauriva^e
Bass Kiver
Basswood Ridge .
Bates
Charlotte N B
Selkirk .. . M
Bateston
Cape Breton . . N S
Lennox . . O
Beauvoir
Vaudreuil Q
*Bath
Beaver
Yale&K oten y.BC
Halifax N S
Bath
Carleton N B
Beaver Bank ....
Beaver Brook ....
Beaver Brook ....
Beaver Cove
Beaver Creek ....
Beaver Creek
Beaver Dam ....
Beaver Harbour. .
Beaver Harbour. .
Beaver Hills. .
Bat h urst
Gloucester. . N B
Toronto West ...O
Gloucester N B
Champlain Q
Sask
*Bathurst Street.
Bathurxt Village.
Batiscan ...
Albert NB
Colchester N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Batoche
Batteau
Simcoe N R O
Frontenac O
Battersea
Vancouver . . . . B C
York N B
Battery Hill
Battle ford
Pictou N S
Sask
Baxter
Simcoe S R O
Charlotte N B
Baxter s Harbour
Bay du Vin
King s N S
Halifax N S
iNorthumber d N B
1 Northumber d N B
. . Alta
Bay du Vin Mills.
268
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261 -263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD OS WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY PP. 261 -263
Beaver Lake
Alta
Edmonton 535 "63
Rat Portage 535 "51
Murilla 535-51
Burgoyne Bay 451
Moosomin 535 5 2
Hebron 712
Hebron 712
580-32
Ste. Angele de La
val 580-14
WaJlaceburg 573
Chesterville 535 22
Summerside 66i l
346, 356-2
535-1
714, 599-1 (R. R.
name Redford)
Newboro 516 319
via Toronto Ont.
Stanstead Junction
512, 512-1
Eardley 663
Kentville 714,547
Mahone B. 646, 371!
Tils burg 580,78-82
Orrnsby 541
Leitch s Ck. 599 14
Lachute 535 18
via Halifax, N S
Seaforth 580 52
535-56
580-64-65
Reaburn 535 -52
Lucknow 580-43
via Charlottetown
Credit Forks 535 39
580-50
SutionWest580-37
450-5, via Nanaimo
Victoria
535-16
Malbaie 346 or Pt
St. Peter 350
Margaree H. 359-2
599-2
Belledune 599 2
via Charlottetown
Green River 535 84
Bridgetown 714
Norton Sta. 543 1
599-12
543-1 (R R name
Belleisle)
543-1 (R R name
Bagdad
Grenfell 535 52
Val field 531,580-15
324,329-2-3
580-83 535-42
Ste. Scholastique
535-18
Lacolle 531 580-13
Pipestone 535-65
580-9-27308309324
Debec 535-85-90
via Yarmouth N S
580-9-27
Lefroy 580-67
Thompson 535 35
712 (R. R. name
Belliveau)
Colle e Bri ge 599-1
Shawville 663
Verona 611
535-12
3oleraine Sta n 675
Miscouche 665 1
535-35
644 1
Colchester N S
Bruce E R
599-1
Wroxeter635-41
580-8, 335, 329-4
335, 329 4 or Beloeil
Sta. 580-8
Pipestone 535 65
580-49 (RR.Kelly s)
535-36
Wickham 390
Grand Narrow S.
, r >99-l4
G. Narr ws 8599 H
\VapelIa535-52
Scarboro Junction
580-9-36
via St. John, N B
Goderich 580-52 432
Coleraine Sta n 675
Beachville 535-35,
580-83
Millbrook 580-35
535 90
Dresden 573
Cowansville 535 3
535-38
599-2
via Quebec, Q
535-40
580-47-51
Chaudiere Station
580-12, 599-4
Burke sFalls580 67
420-4
Brookfield, 599 1
599-2 (R R name
Bury s Mills)
Turtle Creek 693
Gananoque 702,324
325-1, 504
Carrolton 535 59
St. Francois Mont-
" magny 599 3
i35-15, 329-7-9
535-15-21
540 (R R name
Bridgetown)
Kinc dine580-48432
South Finch 535-33
714
o80-35
S. Durham 580 8
via Picton, Ont
Union ville 580 "36
Elkhorn 535-52
Melita 535 58
Millbrook 580 35
Corson sSdg.580-29
599-2
573 (R R name
Watson)
Levis 675, 599 3-4,
580-12
via N. Sydney, N S
Ashcroft 535-70
via North Sydney
West BavR. 599-14
N arrow s 390
Rat Portage 535-51
Bristol 535-86
via Svdney
[ona 599-14,364,372
R. Dennis 599 14
fona 599-14,364,372
[ona 599-14,364,372
Neil s Harbour 372
MerUionishe 599 7
Northport 308 309
via Manitowani g O
via Sydney, N S
Antigonishe 599 7
Chatham535-42,573
580-83, 696
Beaver Mills
Beaver Mine
Beaver Point
Beaver Rapids . . .
Beaver River
Beaver River Cor.
*Beaverton
Algoma
Algoma
Belmore
Beloeil Station . .
Belceil Village . . .
Belses
Vercheres C,
Vercheres . C
Vancouver B C
Marquette M
Selkirk M
Digby NS
Digb v N S
Belton
Middlesex, E R..O
Wellington, E R.O
Ontario, NR....O
Nieolet Q
*Becancour
Belyea s Cove . . .
Benacadie
Becker
Both well O
Cape Breton... NS
Cape Breton . . N S
Benacadie Pond.
Benbecula .
Beckstead
Dundas O
Bedeque
Prince PEI
Bedford
Missisquoi Q
Bendale
York, E R O
Ber Lomond ....
Benmiller
St John N B
Bedford Basin . . .
Bedford Mills....
Bedford Park
Beebe Plain
Halifax NS
Frontenac O
Huron, W R ....O
Bennett
York, WR O
Oxford, NR O
Peterboro , W R O
Stanstead O
Bensfort
Beech Grove ....
Beech Hill
Pontiac Q
Benton
Albert N S
Bentpath
Both well O
Beech Hill
King s N S
Beranger
Beech Hill
Lunenburg . . . N S
Norfolk, S R O
Hastings, N R...O
Cape Breton . . N S
Argenteuil ... Q
Beresford
Beech Lane
Beechmount ....
Beechmont
Beresford
Bergerville
Gloucester N B
Quebec Q
Berkeley . .
Grey N R O
Beech Ridge
Beechville
Beechwood
Beechwood
Waterloo, N R ..O
Levis . . Q
Halifax NS
Huron, S R O
Bernadotte
Berneir . .
Antigonishe . . N S
Carleton NB
Sinicoe, S R O
Portneuf Q
Beechwood
Muskoka & P. S. O
Colchester N S
Westmoreland N B
Alhprf "M R
Beeton . . .
Berry Hill
Berry Mill Station
Berry ton
Berry ton
Bertha
Belair
Belcourt
Lisgar .... . . M
Belfast
Huron, WR ....O
Queen s PEI
Belfast
Belfountain
Cardwell O
Leeds, S R O
Selkirk M
Belgrave
Huron W R O
*Belhaven
York, N R O
Bella Bella
New Westminster.
N.Westminster. EC
Brockville O
Berthier(en bas).
*Bert ier(cn haut)
Berthier June . . .
Bertrand . .
Hontmagny . . . . Q
Bella Coola
Bellamy s
Belle Anse
Gasp6 . . . . Q
Belle Cote . .
Inverness N S
Gloucester N B
Bruce, W R . . . . O
Stormont O
Bervie
Belledune .
Gloucester N B
Gloucester NB
Queen s PEI
Victoria N B
Annapolis N S
King s N B
Belledune River .
Belle Creek
Berwick
^Berwick
King s N S
Bellefleur
Durham, E R... O
Shefford Q
Belleisle
Bethel
Belleisle Bay
Belleisle Creek . .
Bellenden
Bethel
rince Edward . . O
Ontario, WR O
King s NB
Bethesda . . . .
Beulah ,
Queen s N B
Beverley
Selkirk M
Bewdley
Nor berland.WRO
Victoria, N R O
Belle Prairie
Assa
Bexley
Bic ....
Bellerive
Beauharnois . . . . Q
Montreal East . . Q
Essex, N R O
Bickford
Bothwell
Bellerive
Bienville
Big Bank
jevis Q
Victoria N S
* Belle River
Belle Riviere
Belle Vallee
Two Mountains. .Q
St. John s Q
Big Bar Creek..
Big Brass d Or . .
Big Brook
Cariboo ... B C
Victoria N S
Belleview
Selkirk M
* Belleville
Hastings, E R. ..O
Carleton N B
Big Cove
Belleville
Big Fork
Belleville
Yarmouth N S
Hastings, E R. ..O
Simcoe, S R O
Algoma. . . . O
Biggar Ridge ....
Big Glen
Darleton N B
Belleville Station.
Bell Ewart
3ape Breton ..N S
Big Harbour
Big Harb. Island
Big Hill
Bellingham ....
nverness .... N S
ictoria N S
Belliveaux Cove. .
Belliveaux VilFge
Bell Mount . . .
Digby . . N S
Westmoreland. N B
Pontiac . Q
Big Intervale (M.)
Big Intervale(CN)
Big Island
nverness N S
ictoria N S
Bellrock
Addington O
Big Island
Prince Edward . . O
Bell s Corners . . .
Belmina
Carleton O
Big Lake
Wolfe Q
Big Loraine
Big Marsh
Cape Breton . . N S
Antigonishe... N S
Kent O
Belmont
Prince PEI
Belmont
Middlesex, S R..O
Selkirk.. ..M
Big Point
Belmont .
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269
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,I P.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEBKEY,PP.261-263
Hi" Pond
Cape Breton. . N S
Shelburne . ...N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Hastings, N R ..O
Antigonishe . .N S
Pontiac Q
St. Peter s 370, 372,
364
Lockeport 376 3
via Sydney, N S
via Sydney, N S
Spring Brook 541
5997 (R. R. name
Genoirs)
Sand Point 535 12
via Ottawa, Ont
Centreville 547
Gl nfo d St n 58070
Cayuga 580-82 625 -5
Erin 535-36
622, 622-2
Cow Bay 338 or via
Sydney
Red Rapids 535-91
5357
535-51
PrinceAlbert 53o-6-2
Shelburne 376 3
Thomson Sta. 599-1
Ormsby 544
via Fredericton
580-27, 314
Thedford580 51
Lucan 580 51
622
535-33
via Prescott
Dudswell Centre
620, 675
Hantsford 714
Moulton Sta. 586-82
535-1-2 (R R name
Bissett)
Beauce J. 675, 675-1
Lisle 580-64
Black M d s. 599-15
George s R. 599 14
via Ottawa
508
625-6
Laurel 535-40
Ashdad 611
Glanford S. 580 70
675
River Charlo599"2
Sea Side 599 "2
Chester 373
Liverpool 376"2
Chatham 532, 353
via St. John N B
599-7
via Picton
Point au Car 353
Parrsborough 549
Burnsville 540
via N. Sydney, N S
via Sydney
Burk eton S. 535 -34
Port Hood 359-2
Pennfleld Rdge 695
532
580-35-36
580-51
Indian Head 535 -52
580-47
Dalhousie599 5,350
Gelert580-3()
535-34
Kippen 580-50
Gladstone 622
Enniskillen Stati n
535-88
535-12 (R. R. name
Sneddens)
New Glasgow
599-7-13
Caraquet 540
Thurso 535-18, 327,
328
Blanche
Shelburne ....NS
Levis Q
Barrington 376 3
S.Henrid Levis 675
Stanfield 580-12
MaloneBay646,373
535-35
via Meaford
Prince William
Station 535-38
573
Shannonville 580 f)
535-25,428-3,430-1,
422-2
Hoyt Stati n 535 88
532
646
Canning 547
o44
665-1
Wo dstock535 56 90
599-12
712
Boiestown 532
599-12
665-1
Berlin 580-47-51
Tracadie Cr ss665 3
Sto ffville 580-36-37
Simcoe 580 -80-82-86
Orangeville 535-40
Grand Falls 535-84
L.Set.S.River 5997
580-16
Grand Anse 540
N.Glasgow 599 -7-13
Orangedale 599 14
via Lunenburg
580-48
580-50
Starbuck 535-59
625-3
312 or Lindsay 580
30-32-35
St. Andrews 535 -87,
400
Tweed 535-34509 l
Meaford580-68,430
1 via Owen S d
535-52
532
Calumet 535-18
Boisdale Chapel
599-14
599-14
SteTheresedeBl in-
ville 535-18-22-23-24
MattawaOnt,535 12
535-57
MethotsM ls580-12
St. Francois Nord
East 6751
Maberly 535 34
Eldon Sta. 580-29
535-40
Knowlton 535 4
Eastman 5357, 653
Knowlton 535 4
via Cobourg
Kilburn 535-86
Perce 346, 350
350, Black Cape 508
Black Cape 508
Tadousac 329 8
535-12
Bradford 580 67
Foster 535 4
via Picton
Eganville 535 11
Natashquan 345
695
Reaburn 535 52
via Charlottetown
Big Port le Bear .
Bio- Ridge
Blanchet
Blandford
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Oxford, N R . . . .O
Grey, E R O
York. NB
Blandford
Big Ridge South .
Bi" Springs . . .
Blandford Station
Blantyre
Blayney Ridge . .
*Bleeker Street . .
* Blenheim,
Big Tracadie ....
Billerica . .
Toronto Centre. .O
Kent O
Billing s Bridge . .
Bill Town
Russell O
King s N S
VVentvvorth, SR..O
Monck O
Blessington
Hastings, E R...O
Algoma O
Binbrook
Blind River
Binarham Road . .
Binkham
Blissville .
Sunbury N B
Wellington, S R.O
Marquette .M
Binsca rth
Blissfield .
Northum land.N B
Lunenburg . . . .N S
King s ..NS
Birch Grove
Cape Breton ..N S
Victoria N B
Block House
Blomidon .
Birch Ridge ....
* Bloomfield. .
Prince Edward . . O
Prince . P E I
Birchton
Compton Q
Lisgar SI
Sask
Bluomfield
Bird s Hill
Birch Hills
Bloomfield
Carleton ... . N B
Bloomfield . .
King s . N B
Birch town
Shelburne N S
Cumberland. . . S
Hastings, N R ..O
York N B
Bloomfield . .
Digby . . . .N S
Birch wood . . .
Bloomfield Ridge.
Bloomfield Stati n
Bloomfield Stati n
Bloomingdale . . .
Blooming Point. .
Bloomington
; Bloomsburg
York N B
Bird s Creek
King s N B
Birdton . ...
Prince P E I
Birdsall s
Peterboro E R . O
Lambton.E R...O
Middlesex, ER..O
Marquette M
Waterloo, NR, ..O
Queen s . P E I
Birnam
Birr.
Ontario, W R....O
Norfolk, W R....O
Toronto West....O
Card well.. .. O
*Birtle
B iscotasing . . . .
Algoma . O
*Bloor Street
Blount
*Biahop s Mills . .
Bishop s Crossing
Bishopville
Grenville.N R...O
Wolfe Q
Blue Bell
Victoria N B
King s N S
Blueberry Hill...
Blue Bonnets
Blue Cove
Antigonishe... NS
Hochelaga Q
Bismark. .. .
Monck O
Gloucester . . . N S
Pictou N S
Bissett Creek
Bisson
Renfrew, N R . . O
Beauce Q
Blue Mountain . .
Blue s Mill
Inverness .... N S
Lunenburg . .. N S
Huron ER O
Huron E R O
Blue Rock
Black Bank
Simcoe, S R O
Pictou N S
Bluevale
*Blyth
Black Branch
Black Brook
Blackburn
Cape Breton . . N S
Russell O
Blythfleld
Blytheswood
Lisgar M
Essex S R O
Black Cape
Bonaventure . . . .Q
Welland O
*Bobcaygeon ....
Bocabec . . .
Victorias R O
Charlotte . N B
Black Creek
Black s Corners..
Black Donald
Black Heath . . .
Black Lake
Wellington, N R.O
Renfrew O
Bogart
Hastings E R .. .O
Grey N R O
Wentworth, S R.O
Megan tic Q
Bognor
Black Land . . .
Restigouche . . N B
Restigouche ..N B
Halifax ... N S
Boharm . . .
Black Point
Black Point . .
Boiestown
Northumber d N B
Ottawa Q
Black Point
Queen s N S
| Boileau . .
Black River
Northum land.N B
St. John N B
Boisd leBarachois
Boisdale Chapel.
Beis de Filion . . .
Bois Franc . .
Cape Breton.. N S
Cape Breton . .N S
Terrebonne Q
Black River
Black River
Antigonishe . . N S
Prince Edward . . O
Northum land.N B
Cumberland.. N S
Gloucester. . . .N B
Victoria NS
Black R. Bridge. .
Black R. Bridge .
Black Rock
Pontiac Q
Black Rock
*Boissevain
Selkirk N
Black Rock
Boissonneault
Bolduc
Megantic Q
Blackett s Lake. .
Blackstock
Cape Breton. . . N S
Durham, WR...O
Inverness N S
Beauce O
Bolingbroke . . .
Lanark S R O
Victoria N R O
Cardwell O
Blackstone
Black s Harbour .
Blackville
Charlotte N B
Northum land.N B
Ontario, N R.. . .O
Lambton, W R..O
Assa
Bolsover ....
*Bolton
Blackwater
Bolton Centre
Bolton Forest . . .
Bolton Glen
Bomanton
Brome Q
Blackwell Sta
Blackwood .
Brome Q
Brome Q
Northumberland O
Victoria N B
Blair
Waterloo, S R . . O
Restigouche . . N B
Victoria, NR.. . ,O
Peterborough ERO
Huron S R O
Blair Athol
Bon Accord
Blairhampton . . .
Blairton .
Bonaventure Isl.
Bonaventure Biv.
Bonaventure East
Bon Desir
Gaspe Q
Bonaventure Q
Bonaventure Q
Blake . . .
Blake ....
Marquette M
Blakely
Queen s N B
Bonfield .
Blakeney
Lanark, N R O
Pictou N S
* Bondhead
York N R O
Bondville
Brome Q
Blanchard Road .
BlanchardSettle t
Blanche
Bongard sCorners
Bonnechere
Bonne Esperanoe
Bonney River Sta.
Bonnie Doon ....
Bonshaw . .
Prince Edward . . O
Renfrew S R O
Saguenav . Q
Gloucester N B
Ottawa . ..Q
Charlotte N B
Queen s.. . . P E I
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
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POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KKY, 1 P. 261 -263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,l>P.261-2t>3
Bonville
ornwall O
lonckl dSta 535 33
NewWiltshire 665-1
Hawtrey 580 SO,
625-5
Dundalk 535 40
35-18
35-18 (R.R name)
Sault au Recollets
Vlitchell 580-52
ia Ottawa
Roxton Falls 535 -4
Alameda 535- 58
Gelert 580-30
WestBayR d599 34
Vaterford 515
Cheltenham 535 -39,
580-65
Alma 580-54
hamesville 535 42,
580-82
80-83, 535-42
Souris East 665 4,
359-1, 371
Ormstown 5807
Shediac 599 11
Stobart 535 62
83, 329-5
iazubazua 656
ia Morrisburg
Richland Sta. 599 1
Shediac 599 11
Mile End 585 18-33
64 lona 599-14, 37
ia North Sydney
ia North Sydney
Georges Riv. 599 "14
via Montreal
35-4
Elmsdale 580 67
Ormsby 544
599-12
Okanagon 535 "74
Floren ville 535 -86
Notre Dame 518
674
via Montreal
535-63
Lansdowne 580 9
535-20 (R R name
Gloucester)
liaurel 535 40
580-9,329-2 (Dar
lington Landing)
Union 580-81
Markham 580 36
Moulton Sta. 580 -82
Guysborough 364
Milton West 535 -35,
580-65
512 (Libby s Mills
Station)
580 67, 420-3
Port Carling 420 "2
Little York 665 3
Little York 665 -3
Little York 665 3
via Toronto
580-67
Paisley 580 54
Brigden 625 8
Oak River 585
Coleman 665 1
South River 580-67
Strathallan 580-80
535-12
580-67
580-51, 535-39
Brid water 646, 347
P. Albert 535 62
580-54
644-1,535-52
644-1 (R R name
Mnrtinsvillp i
Brandy Creek ..
Bransfield
Norfolk, NR....O
Jorthum land.N B
Brant, S R O
580 -SO
Ecumanic 353
o80-78-79 515
Harrington H76 3
OsgoodeSta.535-20-
712
Vankleek H l 531 -1
New Mills 599-2
665-1 (R. R, name
Bradalbane)
College Br ge 599 1
580-32
622
South Ohio 7i2
580-68
Saskatoon 535 62
580-51
319 or Ballsntyne
Station 580 9
Parkhill 580-51
L,awrencetown 71*
Fort Erie 580-79-82
625-2
622 (R. R. name
Franklin)
Moncton 518 599 1-
2-12
Dal usieM ls535-3
316 or via Pet rb ro
Berlin 580-47-51
via Sydney
714
Cardigan Br. 665 $
Hope well 599 13
646, 374
Griswold 535 52
625-8
Chipman 543-1,390
535-3
58(1-79
Bloomfield 712
580-9, 306, 324
Perth 535-34
599-7 (R. R. name
Brierly s Brook)
Clandeboye 580-50
Iroquois 580 9, 320,
323, 324
Erin 535 36
535-86
663
Bristol 663
Bristol 663
Providence Bay 426
Malton 580-51
535-12
580-8
580-53
Pedmont 535 22
via Parry Sound
PortHood 359-2,364
Bridgewat r646,374
Pt. Hood 359-2
PortHood 359 -2, 364
508 (R.R. name
Bourdon)
535-52
Barnev River Sta.
599-7
Pickering 580 "9
via Toronto
Bloomfield Station
665-1
516, 580-9, 535-16,
305, 320, 323, 324 r
329 -2, 504-1 Ferry
to Morrist n N Y
Mitchell 580-52
Dalkeith 531 -1
Beausejour 535-51
Bon well
Jueen s P E I
Bookton
NorfolkNR....O
,rev O
*BrantfoTd
Brass Hill
Shelburne N S
Bray s Crossing..
Brazil Lake
Russell ... O
Bord a Plouffe . .
Laval Q
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Glengarry (
Hochela< r a Q
Breadalbane ....
Breadalbane ....
Breadalbane ....
Breau s Creek. . . .
Brechin .
Perth N R O
lestigouche . . N B
Queen s P E I
Russell . . . . . O
Vestmoreland N B
Ontario, N R O
Assa.
hefford Q
Assa
ictoriaN R O
nverness . . . .N S
Vorfolk O
Bredenbury . .
Brenton
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Simcoe, N R . . . .O
Sask.
Brentwood
Boston Mills
Peel O
Bresaylor
Bosworth
Botany
Wellington C R O
Elgin W R O
Breslau
Waterloo, S R...O
^rontenac O
Middlesex, NR..O
Alta
Brewer s Mills . . .
Brewster
*Bothwell
Bothwell O
Brice
Bi>thwell
King s PE I
^hateauguay . . . . Q
Vestmoreland N B
Sask
Brickton . . .
Annapolis . . . N S
Northumb E R . O
Welland O
Brickley
*Bridgeburg
Botsford Portage
Bridge Creek ....
Bridgedale
Marquette M
Boucherville ....
Chainbly Q
Albert N B
Ottawa Q
Bouck s Hill
Boudreau Village
Dundas O
Bridge End
Glengarry. O
Westmoreland N B
Vestmoreland N B
acques Cartier Q
Victoria ... . N S
Victoria . N S
Bridgenorth
Bridgeport
Peterboro , W R.O
Waterloo, NR. ..O
Cape Breton . .N S
Annapolis . . . .N S
Boulardarie .....
Boulardarie C tre
Boulardarie East
Boulardarie West
Boulevards. Denis
Bridgeport
* Bridgetown ....
Bridgetown
King s PE I
}ape Breton . . N S
Laval . . Q
Bridgeville
Pictou N S
Bridgewater ....
Brierwood
Lmi-ienburg. . . .NS
Selkirk M
Muskoka&P. S dO
Hastings N R ...O
Westmoreland N B
Yale B C
*Brif]den
L,ambton, W R . O
Queen s N B
Brigg s Corner. . .
Boundary Creek
Brome . Q
* Bright
Oxford, N R . . . .
Digby NS
Boun y,Presqu ile
Carleton N B
Brighton
Kent N B
^Brighton
Northumberland O
Lanark, N R O
Antigonishe. ..N S
Middlesex, NR..O
Dundas O
Bourg Louis ....
Bout de L Isle . . .
Portneuf Q
Brightside
Briley s Brook. ..
Brinsley
Laval Q
Alta
Bowell
Leeds O
Russell . O
jBrinston s Corn s
Bowling Green . .
* Bowmanville . . .
Boxall
Wellington, N R.O
Durham, W R . . O
Elgin W R O
Wellington O
*Bristol
Carleton N B
Pontiac Q
Bristol Mines. . . .
Pontiac Q
York E R O
Bristol Ridge
Britainville
Pontiac Q
Boyle
Monck O
Algoma O
Guvsborough. . N &
Button . . O
Britannia . . .
Peel O
Britannia Bay . . .
iBritannia Mills . .
Britton
Carleton O
Stanstead Q
Bagot Q
Perth N R O
*Bracebridge . . .
Brackenrig
Ontario, N R O
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Queen s P E I
Queen s .... P E I
Queen s .... P E I
York W R O
iBritoriville
Terrebonne Q
Muskoka&P.S d O
[nverness N S
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Inverness . . . N S
Broad CoveChapel
BroadCove (Lune
Broad Cove Marsh
Broad Cove Mines
Broadlands
Brackley Point .
Brackley Point R
Brackley Beach .
Inverness .... N S
Bonaventure . . . . Q
Assa
^Bradford
York, N R O
* Broadview
Bruce E R . O
Bothwell . O
Broadview Aw. .
Broad way . .
City of Toronto. . .
Pictou N S
Bradivardine . . .
Brae
Selkirk >
Prince P E
Brock Road
Ontario W R.. ..O
York W R O
Brae Lake
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Oxford, N R . . . O
Renfrew, SR O
Simcoe, S R O
Peel O
* Brockton
Brockton
Prince PE I
Bramley ... .
* Brockville
Brockville O
*Brampton
Branch La Have
Brancepeth .
Lunenburg. . . N S
Sask
Broadhagen ....
Perth N R O
Branchton
Waterloo, S B, . .
Selkirk >
Brandon Hills .
Selkirk M
Glengarry O
Rrokenhead .
Lissrar . . . . M
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
271
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SKEKEy,pp.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SBEKEY,FP.261-263-
Bronie Q
535 4
Bullock s Corners
Wentworth, N R.O
Dundas 580*82
Brome Centre
Brome 535 4
Bulstrode Station
Arthabaska . . . . Q
580*14
Grahams 535"12
Bulwer . . .
Compton Q
535*7
Richmond Q
Titus Station 580*8
Bunessan
Grey, S R O
Durham 580-45
580 8
Lamb ton, \V R..O
Sarnia 573, 580*51-
Bronson ....
Hastings N R . . O
85, 432, 320
Halton O
580 - 87
Burden
York N B
391 wVi Frederic-ton
o0
*Burford
Brant, S R O
580*78
Lanark S R O
Wemyss 535*34
Buroesfiville
Oxford, S R O
580*80
Ottawa Q
Calumet 535 18
Burgoyne
Bruce, W R . . . . O
Port Elgin 580*54
Brookdale . . .
Selkirk ... .M
Carberry 535 42
Buryoyne Bay . .
Vancouver B C
451 Somenos t74
Brookdale . . i
Cumberland . . N S
Amhurst 599 1
Burktton Station
Durham, W. R..O
535-34
Brookfield
Brookfleld
Colchester N S
Queen s N S
599-1
Barss" Corners 646
Burk g Falls ....
Burke
Muskoka&P. S d.O
Inverness. . . .N S
580-67, 420-4
Mabou 359 2
Brookfield Stat n
Velland O
625*2, 580-82
Burleigh
Peterborough E RO
Lakefield 580*31,
Grey N R . . O
i ia Owen Sound
313, 316
Pictou . . N S
W. Riv. Sta. 599-13
Burleigh Falls . . .
Peterborough ERO
313, 316 Lakefleldi
*Brooklin
Ontario, S R O
80-38
580*31
King s P E I
Car gan Br ge 665 3
*Burlinyton ....
Halton O
580*65-87
Queen s N S
Liverpool 376 3
Burlington
Prince P E I
Kensington 665*1
Brooklyn ....
Yarmouth . . . .N S
ia Yarmouth
Burlington
King s N S
Berwick 714
King s N S
Vaterville 714
Burnaby
Monck O
580*79 (R R name
*Brooksdale
Oxford, NR ....O
Beachville 535 35,
580 83
Bumbank
Marquette M
Wainfleet)
Elkhorn 535 52
Halifax N S
Burnbrae
Northumberland O
Hoard s Sfa. 5SO 27
Queen s . P E I
CardiganB ge 665 3
Burnhamthrope .
Peel O
Dixie 535-35
Albert N B
\lbert 693
Burnley
North m landWRO
Colbome 580*9,306
Cody s 543-1
Burns
Perth N R O
Newton 580 53
Halifax N S
Shubenacadie 599*1
Burnside . .
Marquette . N
535-52
Orangedale 590*14
Pictou N S
Glengarry Station.
Brookville
Cumberland N S
Parrsborough 549
599-13
Pictou N S
VwGFso- w 599*7-1 2
Burnside Station
Marquette .... N
535*52
Brookville
Carleton ... N B
Wo dst ck 535 86-90
Burnstown
Renfrew S R O
Arnprior 535*12
Brookville Sta n
St John N B
St John 599*12,
Burnsville
Gloucester. . . .N B
540
Selkirk M
535*88
Melita 535*58
Burnt Church. . .
Burntcoat
Northumb d ..N B
Hants NS
353 Chatham 532
Shubnacadie 599*1
Anti*onishe. NS
Antigonishe 599*7
Burnt Land Brook
Victoria N B
Torrancev le 535 91
Brosseau s Stati n
Laprairie Q
580*7-13
Burnt River ....
Victoria N R . . . . O
580*30 (R.R. name
Brotherston
* Brougham . . .
Wellington, NR.O
Ontario, W R O
Fordwieh 535*41
Locust Hill 535-34
Burrard Inlet ....
N.Westminster B C
Retties)
via Vancouver B C
Broughton Stati n
Beauce Q
675
Burritt s Rapids. .
GrenvilleN R...O
319 or Merrickville
Brown Hill .
York, N R O
580-37 (R. R. name
535*32
Burtch
Brant S R O
Mohawk 315
Half w Riv Sta 540
Burton . .
Durham E R O
Pontvpool 535-34
Lachute535 18
Burton
Sunbury . . . .N B
590WaasisS 535 8 %>
Brown s Corners.
York E R . O
\gincourt, 535"34,
Burton
Prince P E I
Blo mfieldSta. 665*1
580-36
Burton
Yale ]} C
Nakusp 445*1
Brown s Flats. . . .
King s NB
Mouth of Nerepis
Burwell Road. . . .
Middlesex S R ..O
Mount Brydges 535
Brown s Mountain
Antigonishe N S
535-83
Marshy Hope 599 7
Burtt s Corners
York N B
42, 580-83
Zealand Sta. 535 83
Brownsville .
Norfolk N R O
625-5
Burv s Green ....
Victoria N R . .O
Fells 580-30
Brownsville . . .
Pictou . . . . N S
Merigonishe 599"7
Bush Glen
Stormont O
Aultsville 580-9
Brownsville . . .
King s . . . . N B
453-1 (R. R. name
Bute
Megantic Q
Ste.Jule Sta 580 12
Scotch Set Ie ent)
Butterfield ....
Selkirk M
Deloraine 535 57
Brownsville
N Westminster BC
635
Butternut Ridge
King s N B
572 (R. R. name
Bruoefield
Huron, S R O
580 *50
Havelock)
Bruce Mines . .
Algoma O
535*25, 428*3,430*1,
Buttonville
York E R O
Union ville 580-36
422 2
Buxton
Kent O
CharingCross 625"5
Bru
Selkirk M
Cypress Riv. 535 *59
Bvnff
Monck O
Brudenell
Renfrew, S R . O
Eganville 535*11
Byng Inlet
Muskoka&P. S dO
422, 430-2 Utterson
Bruederheim . . .
Alta
Edmonton 535*63
580*67
Brule
Colchester N S
Denm rk R d 599*15
*Byiig Inlet .
Muskoka & P. S d O
Bynglnl t422, 430-2
Brule Shore
Colchester NS
Denm rk R d 599*15
Byrnedale . .
Essex N R . . . . O
Belle River 535 42,
Brunner ....
Perth N R O
580*52
580-83
Durham E R O
580*25
Byrne s Road . . .
King s ...... P E I
Peake Sta. 665 -3
*Brussels
Huron E R . O
580*48
Middlesex S R . . O
via London
Bruxelles
Selkirk . . M
Cable Head
King s P E I
Head of St. Peter s
Bryanston
Middlesex, E R. .O
Lucan 580*51
Bay 665*4
Bryerton
Northumber d N B
Renous B dge 599*8
Cable Head West
King s P E I
Head of St. Peter s
*Bn/8on
Pontiac Q
Campbell s Bay 663
Bay 665 4
Buchanan
Renfrew O
Chalk River 535*12
*Cache Bay
Nipissing O
535-13
Biickfield
Brid water 646 374
Cache Creek
Yale B C
Ashcroft 535-70
*Buckirufham . .
Ottawa Q
535*18, 327, 3^8
*Cucouna
Temiscouata . . . .Q
599-2
Buck Lake
Addington .... O
Harrowsmith 611
] Cadmus
Durham, W R. ..C
Burketon S. 535-34
Buckland
Bellechasse Q
St Charles River
Csesarea .
Durham, W R.
Burketon S. 535*34
Bover 599*3-4
Cahore . .
Stormont O
South Finch 535 33
Bucklaw
Victoria N S
Orangedale 599 14
Cailmount .
Assa
Moosomin 535*52
Buckley . .
Addington
Godfrey 611
Cain s Mountain
Victoria N S
McKinnon s Harb.
*Buctouche
Kent N B
518
599*14
Bulger
Renfrew N R
Cobden 535-12
Cain s River
North berland.N B
Blackville 532
Bull Moose Hill
King s N E
Norton Sta 543-1,
Cainsville ...
Brant N R
580-79
599-12
Caintown
Leeds, S R
Mallorytown 580 9
Bull s Creek
Carleton NB
Wood ock 535 -86-90
1 Cairngorm
Middlesex, W R..O
Strathroy 580*85
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Chateauguay . . . Q
Wentworth, S R.O
Wentworth, S R.O
Renfrew, SR O
Middlesex, S R . . O
Grey, S R O
Cardwell O
Allan s Corners
5807
Winona 580-83
Caufield 58079-82,
625-5
611
Southwold S. 625-8
Alsfeldt 580-55
Caledon 535-40
Bristol 663
611 (R R name
Clyde Forks)
535-40
580-65
580-70-79
via Charlottetown
Barss Corners 646
Lower Settlement
South R. 599-7
via Sydney N S
Turtle Creek 693
L Orignal 327,328
CulumetQ.535-18
535-53-63-64
Thornhill 535 "57
599-1
Aroostook June.
535-84-86
580-67
Aylmer Wt. 580 82
535-18
Campbell s Bay 663
535-12
via Cobourg
580-32
St. Jerome 535 23,
584, 630
Narrows 390
Newport Sta. 714
Georgetown 665 3,
359-1
714
Truro 599 1-13
509-2
North Bay 535-12
13, 580-67
580-30
Richibucto 610
Hopewell 599-13
Orangeville 535-40
Treherne 535 -59
580-51
Laurel, 535-40
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
580-35 (R R name
Garden Hill)
580-27
663
St. Julie S. 580-12
Cheltenham535 4 39,
580-65
Orangedale 599-14
Sussex Vale 599-12
Millville 535-83
West Lome 625 5
599-2
535-35
Carman 535 54
Beams ville 580-83
580-68 (R R name
Fields Crossing^
Okanagon 535 74
403 via East rt Me
Kentville 714, 547
via Yarmouth N S
Vars 531
Cody s 543-1
Kingston Sta., 714
599"2
Waterville 714
547
Amherstburer 625-1
Canboro*
Monck O
Canfield 580-79-82,
625-5
Moulton St. 580-82
625-5,580-79-82 (RR
name Canfield J.
on 580-82
535-53
Chesterville 535-33
St. Peter s 364
Corbyville 580-27
Paris 580-79-83
547
580-36
Moosomin 535 52
540
via Sydney N S
364, 371, or ma Port
Mul grave
Scotstown 535-7
535-90
Kirk s Ferry 656
via Port Hope
Ste. Scholastique
535-18
Little Metis S. 599-2
Murray Bay 329 8
Caistor Centre. ..
Ccbistorville
Monck O
*CanJield
Haldimand O
Calabogie
Canmore
Alta
Calderwood
Caldwell
Stormont O
Cannes
Richmond . . . . N S
Hastings, E R . . C
Brant, N R O
Caldvvell
Pontiac . Q
Cannifton .
Caldwell s Mills..
Lanark, N R O
Cardwell
*Canning
King s NS
*Cannington ....
Canningt nMan r
Canoboie
Ontario, N R....O
Assa
Caledon East ....
Cardwell O
Haldimand O
Queen s P E I
Gloucester. . . .N I
Cape Breton . . N S
Queen s .... P E I
Guysborough . .N S
Compton Q
Caledonia
Canoe Lake
*CaledoniaCo ner
Caledonia Mills. .
Caledonia Mines.
Caledonia Set ent.
Caledonia Springs
* C&lg&Ty
Queen s N S
Canoe Cove ....
*Canso
Antigonishe . . N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Albert N B
Canterbury
Canterbury Sta on
Cantley
york N B
Prescott O
Ottawa (,
Durham, E R . . C
Two Mountains . . Q
Rimouski Q
Alta.
Canton
Canuta
Calf Mountain . .
Selkirk M
Cap a la Baleine . .
Cap a 1 Aigle ....
Cap Chat
Westmoreland. N B
Victoria N B
Charlevoix Q
Musk a&Par yS dO
Elgin, E R O
Gaspe Q
Little Metis S. 599-2
Gaspe Basin 346,350
Shediac 599 11
350 Black Cape 508
Lion s Head 426
426 or via Wlarton
via N. Sydney N S
Miscouche 66.V1
Harvey 693
359"2 or Antig she
599-7
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
Harbour au
Bouche 599-7
River John 599 15
512
Prt Hood 359-2, 364
Cap des Rosiers. .
Cape Bald
Gaspe Q
Calton
Westmoreland N B
Gaspe Q
Argenteuil . . Q
Cape Cove
Calumet Island . .
Pontiac .... Q
Cape Chin .
Bruce, N R O
Bruce, N R O
Victoria N S
Prince P E 1
Nipissing . O
Cape Croker .
Camborne
North berl d.WRO
Victoria, NR....O
Argenteuil ... Q
Cape Dauphin . . .
Cape Egmont
Cape Enrage ....
Cape George
Cape George Har
bour
Cape Jack. .
Albert NB
Cambridge
Queen s N B
Antigonishe . . N S
Richmond N S
Antigonishe . . . N S
Pictou NS
Hants N S
Cambridge Road.
Cambridge Stat n
Kind s. P E I
King s N S
Cape John
Colchester NS
Addington ... O
Camden East
*Capelton
Sherbrooke . . . . Q
Inverness .... N S
Victoria N S
Nipissing O
Cape Mabou
Cameron
Victoria, N R . . . O
Kent . N B
ST eil s Harb. 372
Harrington 376 3
Harrington 376"3
GaspeBasin 346,350
via Meaford
Harrington 376 3
Barrington 376 3
Albert "Mines 693
5randigue F ry.364
Three Rivers 535
19-21, 329-6-7
via Quebec
Portneuf 535-21
Melrose 638
693
Bloomfield S. 665 1
Black Cape 508
599-3
638
Little Metis S.599 2
540
535-52
Victoria R d.SSO-SQ
665-3
580-9
Cardigan Br. 665 3
Macleod 535-64
o80-54
Delhi 580-82
via Pictou 370
o35 58
541, 328, 327
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
350 or Carleton Wt.
508
695, 535-81, (Ferry
to St. John, N B)
Cape Negro
Cape Negro Island
Shelburne .... N S
Shelburne N S
Gaspe Q
Cameron s Mills . .
Cameron Settle nt
Guysboro" N S
Cardwell . . O
Cape Rich
Grev, E R O
Camille
Marquette M
Cape Sable Island
CapeS.Isl dS.Side
Ca edeMoiselleC k
Cap La Ronde . . .
Cap Magdeleine. .
Shelburne . . . .N S
Shelburne.... NS
Albert N B
Camlachie
Lambton, WR..O
Wellington, NR.O
Inverness N S
Campbell
Richmond. . . . N S
Campbellcroft . . .
*Campbellford. ..
Campbell s Bay . .
Campbell sCorner
Campbell s Cross.
Campbell Moun in
Campbell Sett ent
Campbell Sett ent
Campbellton ....
*Campbellton ....
Campbellville ....
Campbellville ....
Durham, ER O
North berl d.ER.O
Pontiac Q
Quebec Q
Portneuf Q
Cape Spear
Westmoreland. N B
Albert N B
Peel O
Cape Wolfe
Prince P E I
Inverness .... N S
Caplin River ....
Cap St. Ignace . . .
Cape Tormentine.
Capucins
Bonaventure . . . . Q
Vtontmagny . . . . Q
tforthum land.N B
Rimouski Q
King s. . . N B
York N B
Elgin, W R O
Restigouche . .N B
Halton . O
*Caraquet .
Sloucester.. . .N B
Marquette M
Victoria, N R . . O
King s P El
Carberry
Garden
Selkirk M
Cardigan Bridge.
*Cardinal
Lincoln O
Grenville, S R O
King s P E I
Camperdown
Camp McKinney.
Campo Bello
Grey, ER O
Yale ...
Alta
*Cargill
Bruce, E R . . . O
Norfolk, SR....O
Pictou NS
Charlotte . N B
Carholme
Canaan
King s N S
Cariboo River . . .
Carievale ....
Russell O
Assa
Canaan
Yarmouth N S
Carillon
Argenteuil Q
Middlesex O
Canaan Rapids. . .
Canaan Road ....
Canaan Station . .
Canada Creek. . . .
Canard
Cario
King s . NS
Carleton . . .
Bonaventure.. ..Q
St. John N B
Westmoreland. N B
King s N S
*Carleton
King s N S
Canard River. .
Essex. NR.. ..O
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
273
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD OX WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR-
KST R. R. STATION",
SEEKEV,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Carleton
Prince . . P E I
CapeTra verse 665"2
South Ohio 712
535-1 2-16(RR name
Carleton June)
508 (R R name
Carleton)
Stobart 535 62
580-51
via Parry Sound
Andover 535 86
Sebringville 580 82
Hamiota 585
Hartland 535 "86
Waterdown 580-87!
Goderich580-52,432
Bath 535-86
Otterbourne 535 55
580-55
GlanfordSt 580 70
Alameda 535 58
535-54
Enterprise 509 1
565
At wood 580-4
Gelert 580 30
535-58
535-52
700-1 (R R name
Baker Brook)
Stittsville 535-12
Wiekham 390
via Pictou
via Sydney
Shubenacadie 599 1
Wapelle 53.V52
Elmsdale 599"!
McXamee 532
535-59 (R R name
Carroll)
Parrsborough 549
Maple 5SO-67
Penticton 446
Osgoode St. 535-20
Sussex Vale 599-12
Lumsden 53.V62
Russell s 535-1-2
Xewton 580-53
390Rothesayf>99-12
Thessalon 535 25,
428-3, 430-1
535-13
Valleyfleld 531,580
15, 324, 329-2-3
i i i Montreal
535-57
St. Pierre 599-3
656
543-1
Unionville 580-36
Bummeratown sta.
530-9
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
Creemore 580 64
Winchester 535-33
L Orignal 327, 328
Calumet 535-18
Bright 580-79
581
Xewcastle599-2,353
Roynton 512
Grand Marian 403
Eganville 535 11
Russell 622-2
Danville 580-12
Albion 535-40
Castleford S. 535-12
6S612
iKleinburg 535-40
via Londonderry
Station 599-1
Castleton
Northu land,E R.O
Cape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Cardwell O
Colborne 580-9,306
via Sydney
ria Sydney
via Sydney
535-36-39
via Kingston
Burford 58078
535-3 Ferry to La-
chine
599-2
535-1
535-34
Hunter s R. 665-1
Hunter s R, 665-1
Shawville 663
625-5, 580-82
Kilbain 580 -7
420-4 orBurk s Fls
580-67
via Nan aim o
Sussex Vale 599 12
580-9 (R R name
Oshawa)
Markham 580-36
Pakenham 535-12
599-2
Hebron 712
Albion 535-40
via Winnipeg
Blenheim 573
580-9
Mt. Forest 535-41,
580-46
via Yarmouth
Summ side(J65, 346,
356-2
Fredericton June.
535-82-88
Bridgetown 714
Narrows 390
via Yarmouth
580-50
Digby712,392.393"2
Hampstead 390
Millville 535-82
Mouth of Keswick
535-83
via Fredericton
Tatamagouche 595
15
Bloomfield 599-12
Truro 599 1-13
Vancouver 535 70
Millville 535-83
Acadie S d g. 599"2
via Prescott 530 9
Hope well 599 13
Holderville 390
Graf ton 580 "9
Midgic 638
Camden East 509 2
Forenceville535 86
547
Digby 712, 392, 393 -2
Orangeville 599 14
fin Montreal
319 or Elgin 516
535-12
580-9 (R R name
Fredericksburg)
Sussex Vale 599 12
632-1
632-1 329-4
Grand Falls 535 84
874
Ancienne Lorette
535-21
F35-21
Lepreaux 695
Pictou Ldg. 599-10
Coe Hill Mines 544
Echo Vale S35-7
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Lanark, S R.... O
Bonaventure . . . . Q
Sask
Catalone
*Carleton Place. .
Carleton, West . .
Carlton
Catalone Gut. . . .
Catalone Road. . .
Cataract .
Cataraqui . . . .
Froutenac O
Cathcart
Oxford, S R .. .. O
Laprairie . Q
Carlton, West. . . .
Carling
York, W R O
Caughnawaga . . .
Causapscal
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Perth, S R . . . O
Rimouski . Q
Cai lingford
Carlingford
Victoria . . . N B
Cavignac
Bagot Q
Carlingville
Carlisle
Marquette M
Cavan.
Durham, E R .. O
Queen s P E I
Queen s P E I
Pontiac Q
Wentworth, N R.O
Carleton N B
Cavendish .
Carlisle
Cavendish Road . .
Cawood
Carlow
Huron, WR.... O
Carleton NB
Provenrher ... M
Carlow
*Cayuqa
Haldimand . . . . O
Huntingdon. . . . Q
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Vancouver. . . .B C
Kind s N B
Carlowrie
Cazaville
Carisruhe
Bruce E R O
Cecebe
Carluke
Brant N R O
Cedar . . .
Carlyle
Assa
Carlyon
Simcoe ... O
Cedar Camp . .
*CaYinan
Selkirk M
Cedar Dale ......
Cedar Grove ....
Cedar Hill
Ontario, S R O
York, E R O
Carmanville
Carmel
Addington . . O
Drummond . . . . Q
Perth N R O
Carmunnock ....
Carnarvon .
Lanark, X R O
Victoria, N R O
Assa
Cedar Hall . . .
Carnduff
Cedar Lake
Cedar Mills
Digby X S
PnrHwpll O
Caron . . .
Assa
Caron Brook ....
Carp
Victoria N B
Cedar Park . . T,is<mr \r
Lanark, N R .... O
Queen s N B
Cedar Springs . .
Cedar**
Kent O
Soulanges Q
Grey, E R O
Inverness .... N S
Yarmouth N S
Prince P E 1
( "arpenter .
Cedarville
Centennial
Cariboo Island . . .
Cariboo Marsh . . .
Cariboo G d Mines
Carnoustie
Pictou X S
Cape Breton . . N S
Halifax N S
. . Assa
Central Argyle . .
Central Bedeque.
Central Blissville.
^Central Clarence.
Central Camb dge
Central Chebogue
Centralia
Carroll s Corners.
Carrol s Crossing.
Carrol
Carr s Brook ....
Carrville
Halifax N S
Xorthum land.X B
Selkirk M
Sunbury X B
Annapolis. . . . N S
Queen s N B
Colchester N S
York W R O
Yarmouth XS
Middlesex, XR..O
Digby X S
Carson
Yale . . . . B C
Carsnnby
Carleton O
Central Grove . . .
Central Hamps ad
Central Hay ville
Central Kes ick R
Central Kin clear
Central X. Annan
Central Xorton . .
Central Onslow . .
Central Park
Central Waterville
Centre Acadie
Centre Augusta. .
Centred Ue
Carsonville
Kino- s N B
Queen s X B
Carssdale
Assa
York X B
Carswell
Renfrew, S R O
Perth N R . O
York X B
Carthage
York X B
Carter s Point . . .
Carterton
Kino- s ..N B
Al-oma . . O
Colchester N S
King s X B
Cartier
Algoma O
Cartier
Beauharnois . . . . Q
Jacques Cartier . Q
Selkirk M
Colchester X S
XewWestm sterBC
York X B
CartiervilleW
*Cartwright
Casault
Kent X S
Montmagny . . . . Q
Ottawa Q
Grenville, SR.. .O
Pictou N S
Cascades
Cascades Point . .
Case Settlement..
Cash el
Soulanges . Q
i Centreton
Xorthum., WR.O
King s X B
King s N B
Centreton
Centre Village . .
Centreville . . .
York E R O
Westmoreland. X B
Addington O
Cashion s Glen . . .
Cashmere
Glengarry O
Middlesex, W R. O
Simcoe, N R O
Dundas O
* Centremllf, . .
Carleton X B
Centreville
Centreville ...
Centreville East .
Chaboillez Square
Chaffev s Locks . .
Chalk River
Chambers
Chambers Settle.
Chambly Basin . .
* Chambly Canton
Chambord
King s X S
Cashtown
Digby X S
Inverness .... X S
Cass Bridge .
Cassburn
Prescott O
Leeds S R O
Cassel
Oxford, NR.. .. O
Russell O
Northum land.N B
Stan stead Q
Renfrew, X R . . O
Casselman
Cassilis
King s X B
Cassville . . .
Chambly Q
Castalia
Charlotte N B
(Renfrew, X R . . O
Marquette . . M
Castile
Victoria H B
Castleaverv
Chieoutimi .... Q
Castlebar
Richmond Q
Champigny
Castlederg
Castleford
Cardwell
Champlain
Renfrew, S R . .
Renfrew, S R . .
Peel
Colchester X &
Castleford Station
Castlemore
Castlereagh
Chance Harbour.
Chance Harbour.
Chandos ....
St. John . . X B
Pictou N S
Peter ough.E. R O
Beauce . . . O
Channay . .
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Channell
Brome Q
Knowlton 535 -4
Joliette 535-17
Delta 516
Pembroke 0. 535 -12
535-13
Tweed 535-34, 509.1
Port Elgin 638
Amherst 599-1
Baie Verte, NB638
Papineauville, Que
535-18,327,328
625-5
via Port Hope
St. Paul 1 Hermite
329-5
Tupperville 573
Novar 580 67
674
674
Athens 516
Peel 535-86
via Prescott
Guysborough 364
599-2
665-1,337,346,356-1
357, 371, 380
via Souris 665 4
East Clifton 620
Shawville 663
Moncton 518, 599-
1-2-12.
Scotstown 535-7
St. Phillippe d Ar
genteuil 535-18
Caughnawaga535"3
Caughnawaga535"3
676
535-52,585(RRn n]e
Chater J. on 585)
573, 580-83, 535-42,
532,353
Nicolet 565, 329 7
535-40
Foxborough 580-27
599-4
599-4, 580-12
Chaudiere Curve
580-12, 599-4
599-4, 680-12
St. Agapit 580-12
Chilliwack 450-3
Jarvis 58070-82
via Yarmouth N S
Iron Dale 600
Hamilton 580-65-70
-83-87
via Yarmouth
535-13
532
656
Bridgewat r646,374
580-65, 535-39
Summerside 665 "1
574
Hopewell Hill 693
St. Arsene 599 2
Plaisance 535-18
Emsdale 580 67
Nerepis Sta. 535 88
531
Souris East, 665 4,
359-1, 371
Dunkeld 580 54
via Montreal
Kamloops 53570
646
Belton 580-49
665-4 (R R name
Harmony)
Bridgewater 646
Magog 535 7, 342
Butternut R ge 572
via Picton Ont
Cherry Valley . .
Cherrywood ....
Chenlfij s Corners
*Chesley
Queen s PEI
Ontario, W R . . O
Lunenburg . . N S
Bruce, N R O
via Charlottetown-
Locust Hill 535-34
Barss Corners 645
580-55
373 Mahone Bay 646
Flor ceville 535 -86
Mahone B. 646, 373-
Bright 580-79
Mahone B. 646, 373.
Stanfold 580 12
535-33
359"2GrandNar ws
599-14, 364, 372
Jheticamp 359 2
Stony Point 580 83
Newport Sta. 714
Walkerton 580 54
PembrokeO.535-12
Wolseley 535 52
St. Cuthbert Sta ii
535 21
329-8, G74
Maccan 599-1, 606
Ashcroft 535-70
450 3, via Nicomii*
535-70
Joliette 535-17
Pt. Hood 359-2, 364
rin Charlottetown
543-1, 390
Centreville 547
Kentville 714, 547
625-6
Southa pton 580-54
Hensall 580-50
via Picton, Ont
Nosbonsing 535 "I Z
GaspeBasin 346,350
Otterburne 535 -55
Dundas S80-83
Mt. Brydges 535-42
580-83
Penetanguishene
580-69, 422-1
Grand Narrows S.
599 ] 4
Wemyss 535 34
Hamiota 585
622
Lefroy 580-67
Elgin 572
Shelburne 376 3
Burnt Church 353-
712(R R name
Church Point)
Port Williams 714
535-39
N. Glas ow 599-7-13
32 / or Gushing 541
Bridgetown 714
via Ottawa
Both well 535 -42, 5SO
83
700-1
via Avlesford 714
St. Simon de Ya
maska 535-1
St. Paul s B. 329-8
oia Halifax
625-5 (R R name
Dufferin)
via Selkirk Man
580-50
Coe Hill Mines 544
Minn osa 622, 622 1
Ste.JulieStn.580-12
Dundas 580-83
Alameda 535-58
535-34
River Philip 599-1
327, or Thurso.Que
535-18, 328
Lawrencetown 714-
Chantelle . . .
Montcalm Q
Chantry
Leeds, S R O
Pontiac . . Q
Algoma O
* Chester
Lunenburg . . N S
Carlton N B
Hastings, E R . . O
Westmoreland. N B
Cumberland. . N S
Cumberland. . N S
Prescott O
Chester
Chester Basin . . .
Chesterfield . .
Lunenburg . . N S
Brant, N R O
Lunenburg . . N S
Arthabaska Q
Chapman Settlem
Chappell s Mills . .
Chard
Chester Grant . .
Chester Nord. . . .
* Chester ville ....
Cheticamp . .
*Charing Cross . .
Kent . O
Dundas . . . . O
Inverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Essex, N R . . . . O
Hants N S
Durham, E R . . O
L Assomption . . Q
Bothwell O
Cheticamp Chapel
Chevalier
Charlemagne ....
Chevcrie
Muskoka&P. S d.O
Quebec . . . Q
Cheviot .
Bruce, E R O
Charlesbourg ....
Charlesbourg Wt.
Chichester
Pontiac Q
Quebec Q
Chickney
Assa
Leeds, S R O
Chicot
Berthier Q
Charleston
Carleton N B
Grenville, S R . O
3uysborough . N S
iestigouche . . N B
Queen s ....PEI
King s PEI
*Chicoutimi
Chignecto
Chicoutimi Q
Charleville
Charles Cove . . .
Charlo Station ..
*Charlottetown . .
Cumberland.. N S
3a boo-LillooetBC
N.Westminster B C
Montcalm Q
Chilcoten
*Chilliwack
Chilton
Charrington ....
Compton Q
Chimney Corner.
China Point
Inverness .... N S
Queen s .... PEI
Queen s N B
Pontiac Q
Chartersville ....
Chartierville ....
Westmoreland. N B
Compton ... Q
* Chipfnan
Chipman s Brook
i Jhipman s Corn s
* Chippawa
King s .. N S
King s N S
Argenteuil ... Q
VVelland O
Chateauguay ....
Chateauguay B in
Chateau Richer. .
Chater
Dhateauguay . . . . Q
Dhateauguay . . . . Q
yiontmorency . . Q
Selkirk M
Chippawa Hill
Chiselhurst
Bruce, N R O
Huron, S R O
Prince Edward . . O
Nipissing. O
Chishoim ....
Chlorvdormes . .
Kent O
Chortitz
Provencher .... M
Wentworth, N R.O
Middlesex, S R..O
Simcoe, E R O
Cape Breton . . N S
Lanark, S R O
Marquette M
Christie
Northum land.N B
Yamaska Q
Christina
Christian Island .
Christmas Island
Christy s Lake . .
Chumah
*Chatsworth ....
Chatterton
Chaudiere Basin .
Chaudiere Curve
Chaudiere Mills . .
Chaudiere Station
Grev, N R O
Hastings, W R . . O
Levis Q
Levis . . Q
Levis ... . Q
L6vis Q
Churchbrid (lr e . .
Assa
Lotbiniere Q
tt. Westminster BC
Haldimand O
Churchill
Church Hill ....
Church Over. . . .
Church Point ....
Church Point ....
Church Street . .
Churchville
Simcoe, S R O
Albert N B
Cheapside
Shelburne . . . N S
Northum land.N B
Digby N S
Chebogue Point .
Cheddar
Yarmouth N S
Peter ough, E R. O
Wentworth, SR.O
Yarmouth N S
Algoma . O
Chedoke . . .
King s.. . N S
Peel O
Churchville
Chute a Blondeau
Chutes Cove ....
Citv View
Pictou N S
Chelmsford
Northum land.N B
Ottawa Q
Prescott O
Annapolis . . . . N S
Carleton O
Lunenburg . . N S
Peel O
Cheltenham
Clachan
Elgin, WR O
Victoria N B
Chelton
Prince PEI
Clair .
Vancouver. . . .B C
Albert N B
Chemical Road . .
Chemin Tache ..
ClairmontRoad. .
Clairvaux de B g t
Clairvaux de Ch ix
Clam Harbor ....
King s N S
Temiscouata . . . . Q
< >tta\va Q
Bagot Q
Charlevoix Q
Muskoka&P. S d.O
King s N B
Cheney Settlem .
Cheney Station . .
Halifax N S
Haldimand . . . . O
Lisgar M
Middlesex, NR..O
Peterboro, E R . . O
Marquette M
Russell O
King s PEI
Clandeboye
Clandeboye
Chepstowe
Bruce, E R O
Montreal Q
Clanricarde
Cherry Creek
Cherryfield
Yale B C
Clan William ....
Clapham
Lunenburg . . N S
King s PEI
Megantic Q
Cherry Grove.. . .
Cherry Grove . . .
Cherry Hill
Clappison s Cor s
Clare
Wentworth, N R.O
Assa
Middlesex, E R..O
Lunenburg. . . .N
Sherbrooke . . . . (j
Queen s N E
Ontario, W R . . O
Cumberland . . N S
Russell O
Annapolis . . . . N S
Claremont
Cherry River
Cherry Vale
Cherrv Vallev .
^Clarence
Clarence . .
Prince Edward . . O
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POST OFFICES AND EAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
275
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH |
LOCATED, OR NEAR- POST
EST R. R. STATION, OFFICES.
SEEKEY,PP.261-2lvi
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Clarence Creek . .
*Clarenceville . . .
Clarendon
Clarendon Station
Clarendon Station
Clareview
Russell O
Thurso,Que 535-18,
327, 328
Lacolle 531, 580-12
Gaspereaur Station
535-88
611
535-88
Erinsville 509-1
Cornwall 580 9
Wesleyville 580-9
Barrington 376 3
New Annan 665 1
Reaburn 535 52
Thornbury 580 68
Douglas Harb. 390
Leitche sC k 599 14
580-87
Pisquid 665 -3
Cheltenham 535 39
580-65
Orangedale 599-14
580-55
Arnprior 535-12
450 1 via Nanaimo
B.C.
Almonte 535 "12
TOttN.West sterBC
Prt. Rowan 580 86
Gravenhurst 580 67
420-3
Bear River 665 -4
via Winnipeg
535-57
R. de Chute 535 86
Muir Kirk 625 5
712
Clementsport 712
Kensington 665.1
Penobsquis 599-12
West Bavre 599 14
Windeme 420 3
580-54
Truro 599 1-lS
540
Rothesay 599-12
Musquash 695
Nosbonsing 535-12
Ashcroft 535-70
580-50-52
Breadalbane 665 -1
Welsford 535 -88
Cobden 535-12
Eganville 535 -11
Edmonton 535-63
Brookfield 559 1
635
Hartland 535 "86
Sussex Vale 599-12
Antigonishe 5997
via N. Westmi ster
KaladarSta. 535-34
Church Bridge 622
Killean 535 35
Barrington 376 3
via Charlottetown
Coe Hill Mines 544
665-l(RRN. Clyde)
599"2
543-1
390, Coal C k. 543"!
St. Anthony 518
580-8
574
Crumlin 535 38
535-12
580-29
580-9-17, 306, 329"2
Notre Dame 518
Notre Dame 518
Notre Dame 518
Cochrane
Alta
535-53
Leitch s C k. 599-14
328-3,422 -2or Bruce
Mines 535 -25
Issac s Harb. 371
Brighton580 9, 306,
324
543-1
544 (R.R.name Coe
Hill)
Barrington 376 -3
Newport Sta. 714
GrandValley 535-41
5-0-9, 306
Harrow 617
599-12
714(RR name Cold-
brook.
Reaburn 535 52
via Cobourg Ont
Hyde Park Corner
535-42, 580-50-83
Hartland 535 86
Shubenacadie599 l
Peel 535-86
580-32-34
509-1
Guysborough 364
611 (R. R. name
Hinchinbrook)
580-9 (RRN York)
665-1
Klienburg 535-40
675 (R. R. name
Coleraine)
390 or Codys 543-1
via Meaford, Ont
Petr lia580-84,625-7
Tottenham 580 65
599-1
Antigonishe 599 7
Antigonishe 5997
Macleod 535 "64
Prince Albert535 -62
Campbell Bay 663
BelleisleCreek543 l
380-64-68, 422, 430
1-2
River Philip 599 1
580-9
422 or via Killarney
426 or via Wiarton
Chesterville 535 33
Golden 535 53
Oshawa 50 9
580-68-69
via Victoria
625 3-5
Eganville 535-11
New Canaan 617
LittleBrookSta.712
Hall s Stream 620
Cardig nBr ge665 3
Trout Creek 580-67
Pockmouche540 "14
535-32, 328
450-2, 451 via Nan
aimo
580-8
580-8
Caledonia 580-70-79
LittIeBrookSta.712
Gleng rv Sta. 599-13
580-67 (R.R. name
Thornhill)
Cambridge Sta. 714
Berlin 580-47-51
Krin 535-36
Mount Forest 535-
41, 580-46
Connors 700 1
Chesterville B3.V33
Missisquoi Q
Cochran s Lake . .
Cockburn Island
Coddle s Harbour
Codrin^ton
Cape Breton . . N S
Algoma O
Charlotte .... N B
Addington O
Guysborough . N S
Northum , E R..O
Queen s N B
Queen s N B
Addington O
Glengarry O
Cody s
Clark Avenue ....
Clarke
Coe Hill Mines . .
Coffinscroft
Hastings N R ..O
Shelburne . . . . N S
Hants . N S
Durham, W R . . O
Shelburne.... NS
Prince P E I
Clarke s Harbour
Clark s Mills ....
Clarkleigh
Cogmagun River
Colbeck
Lisgar M
WellingtonNR..O
Northumb E R O
Essex S R O
*Clarksburg
Grey, E R O
Queen s N B
*Colborne
Clark s Corners. .
Clark s Road ...
Clarkson
Colchester
Cape Breton . . N S
Peel O
Cold Brook
St. John N B
Cold Brook Sta. .
Cold Springs ....
Cold Springs ....
Coldstream
King s N S
Clarktown
Queen s .... P E I
Peel... ..O
Northumb W R O
Lisgar . . M
Claude
Clavevhouse
Inverness N S
Middlesex S R..O
Carleton N B
Clavering
Grey, N R O
Coldstream .
Clay Bank
Renfrew, S R . . O
Vancouver B C
N Westminster BC
Lanark, N R O
N. Westminster B C
Norfolk, SR....O
Ontario, N R O
King s P E I
Provencher .... M
Selkirk M
Clayoquot
Coldstream
Colchester ....NS
Carleton N B
Claxton
Coldstream East
*Coldwater
Simcoe E R O
Clayton
Colebrook
Clayton
Cole Harbour. . . .
Cole Lake
Guysboro N S
Addington ... O
Clear Creek
Clear Lake
*Colema,n
York E R O
Clear Springs. . ..
Clear Springs. . . .
Clear-water
Coleman .
Prince P E I
Coleraine
Peel O
Coleraine Sta. . . .
Cole s Island ....
Colenso
Clear View ....
Carleton . . N B
Queen s . . . N B
*Clearville
Clementsport ....
Clementsvale ....
Clermont
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Annapolis . . . . N S
Annapolis . . .. N S
Prince P E I
Grey E R O
Colinville
Lambton W R . . O
Simcoe S R O
Westmoreland N B
Antigonishe ..N S
Antigonishe . .N S
Alberta
Col^an
Clevelands
King s N B
College Bridge . .
College Grant . .
Cleveland
Richmond .... N S
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Wellington, N R.O
Gloucester.. ..Is B
King s N B
Clev
"Clifford
Colles
Clifton
Colleston
Sask
Clifton
Collfield
Pontiac Q
Clifton
Colchester N S
St. John N B
C lUlna .
King s N B
Clinch s Mills. . . .
Clint
*Collingwood
Collingw d Corner
Collin s Bay ....
Collin s Inlet ....
Colpoy s Bay
Colquhoun . .
Simcoe N R . . . .O
Cumberland . . N S
Frontenac O
Xipi-^ing O
Clinton
Cariboo B C
^Clinton
Clinton
Huron, S R O
Queen s P E I
Toronto West .. .O
Queen s N B
Renfrew, S R . . O
Algoma O
Alta
*ClintonStBOffice
Clones
Bruce N R . . . O
Dundas O
Clontarf
Columbia Valley..
Columbus
Yale B C
Cloudslee
Clover Bar
Ontario S R O
Simcoe S R O
Victoria B C
Colwell
Cloverdale
Colchester.... N S
N. Westminster BC
Carleton. NB
Colwood
Cloverdale.
*Coinb?r
Essex N R O
Cloverdale
Combermere ....
Comet
Renfrew S R O
Essex S R O
Clover Hill
King s N B
Cloverville
Antigonishe .. N S
N.WestminsterBC
\ddington . . O
Comeauville ....
Comeau s Hill .
Comin s Mills. . . .
Commercial Cross
Die-bv N S
Clover Valley
Cloyne
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Clumber
Assa
Kind s P F I
Clvde
Wentworth, N R.O
Shelburne . . . . N S
Queen s P E I
Peterboro , E R . O
Queen s .... P E I
Kent N B
Vluskoka&P.S dO
Gloucester . . . X B
Vaudreuil Q
Clyde River
Clyde River ....
Clvdesdale
Como
*Comox
Vancouver. . . .B C
Clyde Station . . .
Coal Branch Sta.
Coal Creek
* Covnpton
Queen s N B
Compton Station
Couboyville
Coal Mines
Queen s N B
Brant S R O
Coates Mills ....
*Coaticook
Kent N B
Concession
Concord
Concord
Digbv N S
Pictou N S
York W R O
Stanstead . Q
Coatsworth Sta . .
Cobble Hill
Kent O
Middlesex, E R . O
Vancouver. . . .B C
Renfrew, N R . . O
Victoria, N R . . O
Northum , W R . O
Kent N B
Condon Settlem t
vine s N S
Cobble Hill
*Cobden
Waterloo N R. ..O
Wellington S R.O
Wellington N R.O
Victoria N B
Coboconk
Conin^sby
*Cobourg
Cocagne
Connor
Cocaine Cape . .
Cocagne River . .
Kent N B
Kent N B
.Connaught . .
Dundas . . .. O
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION, 1 ]
SEE KEY,PP.26l-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SESKEY,PP.261-263
Connell . . .
Carleton N B
Florenceville535-86
Palgrave 580 65
700
599-15
374Bridgewater646
Bridgew ter646,374
St. Pauls Sta. 580-51
544
Seaforth 580 52
583, 329-5
309EarnestownSta.
580-9
6651
Shubenacadie 59!) 1
Guysborough 364
via Winnipeg Man
535-7, 620
580/65
535-35
Midgic 638
Madoc 5SO-33
Washago 580 67
A vlmerWest 580-82
580-83
Petr ha580-84,625-7
535-25
Broughton Sta. 675
Antigonishe 599 7 [
via N. Westminster
WeymouthB ge7 12
535-40
Park Hill 580 51
Hemmingford580-5
580-27
Doug-las Sta. 535 52
via Victoria
580-82
535-88(R.R. name
Cork)
Coaticook 580 8
Egan ville 535 11
CollegeBridge599-l
Buctouche 518
625-5
Perce 346, 350
Petitcodiac 599-12,
572
Petitcodiac 599-12,
572
580-9, 320, 323, 324!
329-23
via Charlottetown
Mille Roches 580 9
|CardiganB ge665-3
Kinsbury 653
580-29
573
535-37 (R.R. name
Corwin)
Aroost kJ 535 -84-86
Yorkton 622
Alameda 535 58
CoteauLan g 329-2
:> -2-3 Coteau Sta.
531, 580-9
580-9,531 (RR name
Coteau 580-9
via Montreal
oia Montreal
via Montreal
via Montreal
580-9
Plaisance 535 18
via Montreal
Stanfold 5bO V2
Broadview 535 52
Alma 580-54
Essex 625-1-5
Norwood 535-34
Pense 535 52
Cottonwood
Cariboo . . B C
Ashcroft 535-70
532(R.R.nameGrey
Rapids)
Isaacs Harbour 371
Orillia 580-32-67
Deloraine 535-57
Bowman ville 580 9,
329-2
580-82
573, 625-8 Ferry to
St. Clair Mich.
Angers 535 18
SpencesB ge 535 70
Little York 665 "3
Albion 535-40
Moncton 518,599-1-
2-12
Hemmingfrd232-5
lona Station 265 -5
535-3
451 or Somenos 574
Somenos 574
574
Prince Albert535 62
via Sydney N S
390 or Cumberland
Bay 543-1
535-70
Hillsdale 580-66
Clevelands 420 3
580-68
Belwood 535-30
580-12
580-67
Putnam 535 35
Black Lake 675
Ste. Henedine 675
Brussels 580-48
Oneida 580 70
Grand Narrows 599
14, 364, 372
Newboro 516, 319
Cape Travers 665"2
Strathroy 580-85
Regina 535-52-62
Elmwood 580 55
535-39 (R.R. name
Forks of Credit)
Centralia 580-50
Neepawa 622
Alma 580-54
580-64
Shawville 663
Orillia 580-32-67
Port Hawkesburv
599-14, 371, 380
Saltcoats 622
309 via Picton, Out
580-35-38(RRuame
Manilla Junction)
Birtle 622
Luc-know 580-48
Acton 580 51
Puslinch 535-35
West Lome 625 5
via Belleville, Ont
Lower Settlement
South River599-7
Dublin 580-52
Beausejour 535-51
550-33
Robinson 535 -7
532
Waterloo 580-47
Phelpston 580 "69
508
Antigonishe 5997
Leitche sC k 599-14
Port Mulgrave 599-
7-14, 364
Connor
Cardwell O
Cou^hlan .
Northumber d N B
juysboro . . . . N S
Simcoe E R O
Selkirk M
Victoria ..N B
Country Har Min s
Coulson
Conns Mills
Cumberland. . N S
Lunenburg . . . . N S
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Perth S R O
Conquerall Bank
Conquerall Mills
Conroy
Coulter
Courtenay . .
Vancouver . . . . B C
Durham W R . . O
Norfolk N R....O
Lambton W R..O
Ottawa . Q
*Consecon . . .
Prince Edward . . O
Huron S R O
Courtice . . .
Constance . ...
Contrecoeur ....
Conway
Vercheres . Q
Lennox O
*Courtrit/ht .
Conway Station . .
Coocoocaohe ....
Cook s Brook ....
Cook s Cove ....
Cook s Creek
*Cookshire
Prince P E I
Cousineau
Champlain Q
Coutl&e
Yale&KootenayBC
Alta
Halifax N S
Coutts
Guysboro ....N S
Lisgar . . . . . M
Covehead Road. .
Coventry . .
Queen s P E I
Cardwell
Compton Q
Coverdale
Covey Hill
Albert N B
*Cookxtown . ...
Simcoe S R O
Peel O
Huntingdon . . . . Q
El^in W R . . . O
Coo/csoille
Cookville
Westmoreland N B
Hastings N R . . O
Ontario N R O
Elgin E R O
Wentworth N R O
Lambton E R . . O
Algoma O
Cowal .
Cooper
*Cowansville ....
Cowichan ... .
Missisquoi . . O
Cooper s Palls . .
Copenhagen ....
Copetown . . .
Vancouver . . . . B C
Vancouver . . . . B C
Vancouver B C
Sask
Cowichan Lake . .
Cowichan Station
Coxbv
Copleston
Coitper Cliff"
Coxheath
Cape Breton . . N S
Queen s .N B
Megantic Q
Cox s Point
Craigellachie
Copper Lake ....
Coquitlam
Antigonishe . . N S
^.Westminster BC
Digby N S
Yale . . . B C
Corberrie
Craiqhut st
Simcoe N R . . . . O
Simcoe E R O
Grey E R O
Corbetton
Grey E R O
Craigie Lea
Craigleith
Corbett
Corbin
Middlesex N R..O
Huntingdon . . . . O
Hastings E R . . O
Alarquette. . . .Man
Vancouver. . . .B C
Elgin E R O
York N B
Craigsholme ....
Craigs Road Sta.
Craigmore
Wellington C R .O
Levis Q
Corby ville . .
Cordova
Inverness . . . .N S
Simcoe S R. O
Crai ir vale
CoTinth . . .
Crampton
Middlesex E R..O
Megantic Q
Cork Station ....
Corliss
Cranberry .
Stanstead Q
C ran bourne .
Dorchester Q
C ran brook . ...
Huron E R O
Cormac
Cormier s Cove . .
Cormier Village. .
Cormierville ....
Cornell
Renfrew
Westmoreland N E
Westmoreland N B
Kent N B
Cranston
Haldimand O
Cranton Section .
Cranworth .
Inverness . . . . N S
Leeds S R
Oxford S R O
Crapaud
Crathie . . . .
Queen s P E I
Middlesex WR..O
Assa
Corner of Beach
Corn Hill
Gasp6 Q
King s N B
Craven
Corn Hill East . .
*Cornwall
King s" N B
Crawford
Qrev S R . .O
Credit Forks
Crediton ..
Cardwell O
Cornwall O
Middlesex N R..O
Marquette M
Wellington CR..O
Simcoe N R . . . . O
Pontiac Q
Cornwall
8ueen s P E I
ornwall . . . .O
Creeford ...
Creek Bank
*Creemore
Cornwall Centre.
King s P E I
Richmond Q
Creemorne
Corris
Creighton
Simcoe E R O
Inverness .... N S
Assa
Corson s Siding. .
Cortez Island . . . .
Victoria N R....O
N. Westminster BC
Lambton W R..O
Wellington SR..O
Victoria N B
CreigTiish Rear . .
Crescent Lake .
Cressy
Prince Edward . . O
Victoria S R O
Marquette M
Costigan .........
Creswell
Crewe
Cote
Assa
Coteau
Assiniboia
Crewe
Huron W R . . . . O
Wellington SR..O
Wellington SR..O
Elgin W R O
C6teau du Lac . .
C6teau Landing
Coteau Station . .
C6te des Neiges .
Cote des Neiges
C6te St. Louis. .
Cote St. Michel .
Cote St. Paul...
Cote St. Pierre .
Cote Visitation .
Cotes Mills
Soulan (r es Q
Crewson s Corn rs
Crieff
Soulan^es Q
Crinan ....
Crofton
Croft
Prince Edward. .0
Antigonishe.. N .S
Perth S R
Hochelaga . . . . Q
Cromartv
Hochela (r a Q
Cromwell
Lis r ar M
Laval . Q
Crookston
Hastings N R . .0
Compton Q
Crossbury
Ottawa Q
Cross Creek
York N B
Waterloo N R . .
Simcoe N R
Bonaventure . . . \
Guysborough .N
Cape Breton. .N S
Guysborough .N S
Crossbill
Wolfe Q
Crossland
Gotham .
Assa
Crosspoint
Cotswold
Wellington N R.O
Essex S R O
Peterboro E R . . O
. Assa
Ci usxKitx.C.if. II ai
CrossRd Leich sC.
CrossRds.M.Mel d
Cottam. .
Cottesloe
Cotton wood .
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277
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATF.D, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261--26:J
TOST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Cross lloads, Ohio
OrossRds.StG.Chl
Antigonishe . . N S
Richmond N S
Bothwell O
JamesRiv.Sta 599-7
St.Pet s364,370,372
Dresden 573
Bridgewat r646,374
Barnngton 376 3
Truro 599-1-13
Canso 364, 371
Sharbot Lake 611,
535-34
Welland580-88,625-
2-5
Barrie 580 67
Erinsville 509 1
ma Owen Sound
535-38
South Finch 535 -33
535-57
Ste. Henedine 675
Brownsville t ,25 5
Digby 712,392,393-2
Renfrew 535 12,611 )
Port Rowan 580 86
327,3-28 or Bucking
ham Que 535-18
543-1
PrinceAlbert535-62
St. Francois Nord
East 675-1
Y ngsC ve543-l,390
ma, Ottawa, Ont
St. Andrews 535 87, !
400
Hopewell 599-13
Ferg s535-36,580-54
Papineauville Que
535-18, 327, 328
580-80 (R.R. name
Currie)
River Beaudette Q.
580-9
693
via Kingston
541
535-25
Hunter s Riv. 665-1
535-59
via Ottawa
Ashdad 611
674
Alameda 535 58
Lachute 535-18
599-5 30
Stoddarts 646
599-2-5
535-33
Stoddarts 646
via Pictou N S
535-33 (R. R. name
Dalhousie Mills)
Bridgetown 714
Little MetisStation
599-2
531-1
Yalcourt 653
Osgoode Sta.536 20
Brechin f-80 32
Barrie 580-67
Yirden 535-52
Arthur 535-41
580-8
Shawville 663
Scarborough June
580-9-36
Y ngsC ve543-l,390l
Cumberla d327,328
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
Minnedosa 622-1
580-12
Ballant neSta.580 9
Newboro 516
NewWiltshire665-l
580-8-2
Darnlev
Prince PEI
Kensington 665 "1
573
S. Henri deLevis575
Hastings 580-27,314
Atherly oSO 32-67
599-6
Brookfield 599-1
Etchemin 599-4
Exeter 580 50
Lome 580-12
580-67
Balgonie 535 52
Dewdney 535 64
Pembroke 535 12
Wolfville 714
via Toronto, Ont
Dresden 573
Dresden 573
Osgoode Sta. 535-20
Steevescote 693
Head of Tide 599 2
Dayton 535 25
Nerepis Sta. 535-88
Brid water 646, 374
535"25
Eganville 535 11
Arden 535 34
Blenheim 573
Shubenacadie599-l
Cay ga580-82, 625-5
535-85-90
599-1
665-1
580-82
Moosomin 535 52
Windermere 420 3
Mildmav 580 54
712
via Sydney, N S
South Ohio 712
Gilford 580-67
Ornisby 544
via Toronto, Ont
644-1
Matapedia 599 2,
508
Lefroy 580 67
Georgetown 665 3,
359-1
Annapolis 714, 392,
393-2, 712
via London, Ont
535-45
Canning 547
580-82
C hambord 674
Scotstown 535 7
535-57
via Montreal, Que
Tilsonburg 580 7S-
82, 625-5
Marmora 544
516
Northport 308, 309
Menteith 535-58
A \lesford 714
Kaladar Sta. 535-34
580-50
Richm dE. 580-8-12
451
599-15
Alameda 535-58
Port Hawkesburv
599-14, 371, 380
Shubenaeadie 599-1
Burk s Falls 580 -67,
420-4
via Nanaimo B C
674
Si . Felix de Valois
535-17
Millerton 599 8
Invermav 580-55
Darrell
Bothwell O
D Artagnan
Levis Q
Grouse Town ....
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Shelburne . . . .N S
Colchester N S
Guysborough..N S
Dartford
Northumb E R . . O
Victoria N R O
Halifax .N S
Dartmoor
Crowe s Mills ....
Crow Harbour . . .
* Dartmouth ....
Dartville
Colchester N S
Levis Q
Darveau
Welland O
Dashwood
Huron, S R . . . . O
Arthabaska . . . . Q
York, W R .... O
Assa
D Auteuil
Davenport
Simcoe E R . . . . O
Addington O
Grey N R O
Davin
Davisburg
Alta
Cruickshank
Crumlin
Davis Mills
Renfrew, N R . . O
King s N S
York, W R O
Middlesex E R ..O
Stormont .O
Davison Street . .
Davisville
Crystal City
Culdaff
Selkirk M
Dawn Mills . .
Bothwell O
Dorchester Q
Dawn Yalley ....
Dawson
Bothwell O
Russell O
Norfolk N R.... O
Digby N S
Dawson Set ment
Dawsonville ....
Day Mills
Albert N B
Cullton
Renfrew S R O
Norfolk S R.... O
Russell O
Restigouche . . N B
Algoma O
Cultus
^Cumberland
Cumberland Bay
Cumberl d House
Cumberland Mills
CumberlandPoint
Cumming sBridge
Cumming s Cove.
Cumming s Mt . .
Cumnock
Day s Corner. . . .
Davspring
King s N B
Queen s N B
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Algoma O
Dayton
Snsk
Deacon
Renfrew, N R . O
Addington O
Dead Creek
Dealtown
Kent ... O
Dean
Halifax N S
Russell O
Deans
Haldimand . . . . O
Carleton ... N B
Colchester N S
Prince PEI
Charlotte ....NB
Pictou N S
Dfbec
Debert Station ..
De Blois Station . .
De Cewsville ....
De Clare
Wellington CR..O
Prescott O
Haldimand . . . . O
Marquette M
Currie s Crossing
Curry Hill
Oxford SR O
Glengarry O
Deebank
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Bruce, E R . . . . O
Annapolis. . . . N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Yarmouth. . . N S
York, N R O
Deemerton
Deep Brook ...
Deep Cove
Currvville
Albert . . N B
Deerfield
Deerhurst
Cushendall
Frontenac O
Deer Lake
Peterboro , E R.O
York, E R O
Gushing .
Argenteuil Q
Algoma O
*Deer Park
Cutler
Deerwood
Selkirk M
Bcnaventure . . . .Q
Simcoe, S R O
King s PEI
Queen s PEI
Dee Side
Cypress River
Cyrville
Marqnette ..M
DeGrassi Point. .
De Gros Marsh . .
Delap s Cove ....
* Delaware
Russell . . O
Dacre
Renfrew S R....O
Chicoutimi ....Q
Dablon
Annapolis . . . . N S
Middlesex, SR..O
Selkirk M
Dalesboro . .
Assa
Dalesville
Argenteuil Q
Dalhousie .
Restigouche . .N B
King s N S
Dalhousie East . .
DalhousieJu ction
Dalhousie Mills . .
Dalhousie Road
Dalhousie Settlem
Dalhousie Station
Dalhousie West. .
Dalibaire
Deleau
Restigouche . . N B
Glengarry O
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Pictou N S
Delhaven
*Delhi
King s N S
Norfolk, N R .. O
Chicoutimi Q
Delisle
Dell
Oompton Q
Soulanges Q
Deloraine
Selkirk M
Annapolis . . . .N S
Rimouski Q
De Lorimier ....
Delmer. . .
Hochelaga Q
Norfolk, NR....O
Hastings, N R . . O
Leeds, S R .... O
Prince Edward. .O
Selkirk . . M
Deloro
Dalkeith
Glengarry O
* Delta .
Dallin "-
Shefford Q
Demorestville . .
Dempsey . .
Dalmeny
Russell . O
Dalrymple
Victoria N R.. ..O
Simcoe N R O
Selkirk O
Dempsey s Corner
Denbigh. ....
Denfield
King s NS
Dalston .
Addington O
Daly
Middlesex, E R..O
Richmond . . Q
Damascus
Wellington N R .O
Drummond . Q
Denison s Mills ..
Denman Island . .
Denmark Road . .
Denniii"lon
Danbv
Vancouver. . . .B C
Colchester.... N S
Assa
Danford Lake . . .
Danforth
Pontiae Q
York E R O
Daniel
Queen s . . N B
Dennistown ....
Densmore s Mills.
Denville
Inverness .... N S
Hants.. NS
Daniston
Russell O
Dante
Bothwell O
Marquette M
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Vancouver. . . .B C
Chicoutimi .... Q
Joliette Q
Danvers
Departure Bay . .
Dequen
* Danville .
Richmond . . Q
D Arcy
Krontenac O
Lanark SR O
Queen s PEI
Monck . . .
De Ramsay
Darcyville .
Derby
Northum land.N B
Grev. NR.. ..O
Darlington
*Darlina Road . .
Derby Mills . .
278
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Dereham Centre .
De Roche
Norfolk, N R.. ..O
N. WestminsterB C
Wellington, N R.O
Ontario, N R O
Peel ... O
Ingersoll 535 35,
580-83
Mission 53570-73,
450-3
Kenil worth 535-41
Cannington 580 36
Malton 580-51
Belmont 535 35
C. Traverse 665 2
Verner 535-13
535-25
Chats worth 535-40
535-21
Hull 535-14-18, 656
Grandigue F y. 364
509-2, 308, 309, 310
Bruce Mines535 -25,
428-3, 430-1, 422-2
Harrowsmith 611,
509-1
Camden E. 509 2
535-12
Belton 580-49
Windsor Ju. 599 1,
714
535-64 (R R name
Okotoks)
450 3(Landingn me
Johnson s Land g
via Parry Sound,
535-64
5807
St. Stephen 535 89,
695
Union 580-81
Pakenham 535-12
Scotsburn 599 15
Vars 531
329-2, Wales 580 9
535-63
712, 392, 393-2, F ry
to Annapolis
Parrsborough 549
Eastman 535 7, 653
Neil s Harbour 372
Souris East 665 4
Lepreaux 695
Lepreaux 695
Arnprior 535 12
675
535-35
Wales 580-9
via Iroquois, Ont
580-8
532
580-55 (R R name
Dobbington)
Wbeaton Mills 572 1
Antigonishe 5997
Barrington 376 3
Emsdale 580-67
Aschcroft 53570
Chipman 543 1, 390
Grenville Sta. 599-1
Tadousao 329 8
Unionville 580-36
Jean ettesC. 580-83
>35 55
Apple Hill 535-33
Duck Lake 535 62
via Prescott, Ont
via Toronto, Ont
535-53-70
611 (R R name
Ompah)
via Toronto, Ont
Atwood 580-48
Sussex Vale 599-12
Moosomin 535 52
535-57 (R R name
Osborne}
Doon
Waterloo, SR ..O
Westmoreland.N B
Westmoreland. N B
Middlesex, E R . . O
Perth, W. R ....O
580-47
599-11
599-11 (R R name
DorchesterRoad)
580-83
Newton 580 53
Adolphustown 309
Chatsworth 535-40
Up. Keswick 535-83
Bracebridge 580-
67, 420-3
580-9, 535-33
580-9
via Charlottetown
535-11
535-83
Stottville 58013
Chatham 532, 353
390 or Waasis Sta.
535-82
Spence s B. 535 70
535-52
350 Black Cape 508
353 Newcastle 599- 2
Black Cape 508, 350
via Peterboro , Ont
Lewisville 518
Wallaceburg 573
via Parkdale, Ont
Kilburn 535 86
Chatham 535 42,
573, 580-83
via Halifax, N S
Norton Sta. 543 1,
599-12
Omemee 580 35
580-67
Pembroke 0. 535 -12
Charing Cross 625 -5
Chelmsford 532
R. Louison 599 2
Spires 535 36
580-54
573
580-55
Holstein 580-46
Pisquid 665 3
Pisquid 665 3
580-79, 535-35
Perth 535-34
Grand Falls 535 84
565, 535-4
Hornby 535-35
Green wav 644 1
Kippen 580 50
Muir Kirk 625 5
580-52
Brid water 646, 374
Ashdad 611
via Winnipeg Man
535-62
Wakefield 656
Bala 420 -3, Graven-
hurst 580-67
675, 620 (RR name
Dudswell June)
via Kingston, Ont.
Kinsdale 580"67
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
St. Paul s Bay 329 -8
riu Winnipeg
via Winnipeg, Man
Plaisance 535-18
Wetaskivvin,565-33
535-87
Paisley 580-54
Prince William Sta
535-88
Mackevs Sta. Ont
535-12
Boissevain 535 57
* Dorchester ....
Dorchester Cros g
Dorchester Stat n
Dorking
Derrynane
Derry ville
Derry, West ....
Dorland
Derwent
Middlesex, S R. .O
Queen s P E ]
Nipissing O
Dornoch
Grey N R O
De Sable
Dorn Ridge
Dorset
York N B
Desaulniers
Ontario, N R....O
Jacques-Cartier.. Q
Jacques Cartier..Q
Queen s PEI
Desbarats
Algoma O
Dorval
Desboro
*Deschambault. .
Deschambault Sta
Deschenes Mills . .
Descoiise
Grey, NR O
Portneuf . Q
Dorval Station . . .
Double Hill
Dou (r las
Portneuf Q
Ottawa . Q
Renfrew, N R . . O
York N B
Richmond .... N S
Hastings, N R . . O
Algoma O
Addington O
Douglas
*Deseronto
Douglasburg ....
Douglas field ....
Douglas Harbour.
Douglas Lake ....
Douglas Station..
Douglastown ....
Douglastown ....
Douglas West ....
Napierville Q
Northumberl d.NB
Queen s N B
Desert
Desert Lake ....
Desmond
Yale-Kootenay.BC
Selkirk M
Addington O
Deux Rivieres . . .
Devizes
Renfrew, N R .. O
Middlesex, E R . . O
Perth S R O
Gasp6 Q
Northumberl d NB
Gasp6 Q
Devon
Devon
Halifax . N S
Peterboro E R . . O
Westmoreland.N B
Kent O
Dewdney
Alta
Dover
Dover Centre ....
Dovercourt .
Dewdney
N. Westminster BC
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Alberta
York W R O
Dover Hill
Dew6
Dover, South
Dover, West ....
Downey ville ....
Downeyville ....
Downsview
Kent O
Halifax N S
DeWinton
Dewittville
Huntingdon . . . . (J
Charlotte .... N B
Elgin, E R O
King s N B
De Wolfe
Victoria, S R O
York W R O
Dexter
Diamond
Lanark, N R ...O
Pictou N S
Dovle
Pontiac Q
Diamond
Doyles
Kent O
Dickenson . .
Russell O
Doyles Brook ....
Doyle Settlement
Northumberl d.NB
Restigouche . . N B
Wellington CR..O
Wellington, CR..O
Bothwell O
Dickinson s Ldg.
Didsbury ....
Stormont O
Alto
*Digby
Digby N S
Diligent River . .
Dillonton
Cumberland . . N S
Brome . Q
^Dresden
Drew
Wellington, NR..O
Grey S R O
Dromore
Ding-wall
Victoria N S
Dromore
Queen s PEI
Queen s . . . PEI
Dingwell s Mills. .
Dipper Harbour .
Dipper Harb. Wt.
Dirleton
King s PEI
Dromore West . . .
* Druinbo
St. John NB
Brant NR O
St. John N B
Drummond
Lanark, S R O
Victoria N B
Carleton O
D Israeli
Wolfe Q
*Dntm ondvilleE
Drumquin
Drummond . . . . Q
Halton .... O
Dixie
Dixon
Peel O
Stormont O
Dry River
Selkirk M
Dixon s Corners. .
Dixville
Dundas . . O
Drysdale
Huron, SR O
Elgin, W R ....O
Perth, S R O
Stanstead .... Q
Duart
Doaktown
Northum land.N E
Bruce, N R O
Westmoreland. N E
Antigonishe . . N S
Shelburne . . . . N S
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Dariboo-Lilloet B C
Sunbury N B
Dublin
Dobbinton
Dublin Shore
Dubreuil
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Renfrew, S R . . O
Provencher . . . . M
Queen s NB
Dobson s Corner .
Doctor s Brook . .
Doctor s Cove ....
Doe Lake
Dubuc
Duck Creek
Duck Lake
Sask
Ottawa Q
Dog Creek
Simcoe, E R O
Wolfe Q
Dogherty
Dudswell Centre.
Dufferin ....
Doherty Creek . .
Dolbeau
Cumberland . . N S
Frontenac O
Dollar
Dolsen
York, E R O
Kent O
Dufferin Bridge . .
Dufferin Mines . .
Dufour
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Halifax N S
* Dominion City .
Dominionville . .
Domremy
Provencher .... M
Glengarry O
Charlevoix Q
... . Sask
Domville
Grenville, S R . . O
York, E. R O
Dufresne
Provencher . M
Don
Dugald
Lisgar M
* Donald
Yale-Kootenay. BC
Addington O
Duhamel
Ottawa Q
Donaldson s Mills.
Doncaster
Duhamel
. . . Alta
York, E R
Dumbarton Stat n
Dumblane
Charlotte NB
Bruce, W R O
York N B
Donegal
Perth, N R O
Donegal ....
King s NB
Dumoine
Pontiac Q
Dongola
Assa
Donore
Lisgar M
Dunallen . .
Selkirk . . .M
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
279
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH 1 1
LOCATED, OR NEAR- POST
EST R. R. STATION*, OFFICES.
SKEKEY,PP.261-263
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
8EEKEY,PP.261-263
Dunany
Argenteuil Q
Lachute535-18
Stonewall 535 60
Chesterville 535 38
580-9
Sweetsburg 535 3
Dewdney 535 64
Avlmer W. 580 82
Mahone B. 646, 373
Thornbury 580 68
574
Ahmic Harb. 420 4
Denfield580-50
535-40
580-83
Cardigan Bri. 665-3
Fort Covington N.
Y. 580-7
Dalhousie599 5,350
via Winnipeg Man
West Bay R. 599*14
via Iroquois, Ont.
Colborne 580-9, 360
535-62
Creemore 580 64
via Charlottetown
P E I
Lucknow 580-48
Memramcook 599 1
Cowansville 535 "3
580-54
Tottenham 580-65
Mansonv le Station
535 3
Saltcoats 622
God ich 580-52, 432
BathurstVge. 599 2
Merigonishe 599 7
Lower Settlement
South Riv. 599-7
Cobden 535-12
500, 535-53
580-79
Blackville 532
Campbell s Bay 663
Stittsville 535-12
Lindsay 580-30-32-
35, 312
580-64
Greenfield 531
P rt Hood 359-2, 364
Shediac 599 H
Cardigan Bri. 665 3
580-46
via Pictou, N S
532 (R R name
Durham)
Jaequet Riv. 599 2
Barss Corners 646
via Sydney, N S
Elmsdale 599*1
via Halifax, N S
625-5
Huntsville 580-67,
315
Ashton 535-12
Moss Creek 531
426 or via Wiarton
East Selkirk 535 51
Coldw ter 580-32-34
West Lome 625 5
Liverpool 376 3
Brantford 515,
580-78-79
535-51
via London, Ont.
via Cornwall, Ont.
663
Wapella 535-52
Truro599 103
Alliston 580-46
Quyon 663
Amherst 599"!
*East Angux ....
East Apple River.
East Arthabaska..
East Baltic
Compton Q
675
Parrsborough 549
Stanfold 580 12
Souris, East 665*4,
359-1, 371
via Sydney, N.S.
via Sydney, N.S.
Knowlton 535 4
Broughton Stn. 675
via Yarmouth, N S
via Halifax, N.S.
620
Stoddarts 646
via Halifax, N S
Dudswell 620, 675
Cowansville 535 "3
Scotsburn 599-15.
Cheticamp 359*2
535-3
via Digby, N S
Debert Sta. 599*1
Centreville, 547
620
via Halifax, N S
Orangedale 599-14
Oxford 599-15
via Owen Sound O
Lvster, 580*12
535*7, 653
531
E Southampton 549
Middleton 646, 714
Margaree Har.359*2
599-1
Valley Sta 599-13
Tatamagouche
599-15
Jasper, 535-16
Orillia 580-32-67
Souris, East 665*4,
359-1, 371
Bridgewtr. 646, 374
Chester 373
N.Glasgow 599*7-13
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Rogerville 599 2
L. Sett. S R 599-7
^ockport 376*3
Brownsville 543*1
535*51 (R R name
Selkirk)
Sherbrooke 512,
535*7, 580*8, 675
Liverpool 376*3
via Yarmouth, N S
Lockeport, 376-3
via Victoria, B C
549 (R R name
Maccan)
535*18, 327, 328
Coleman 580*9
Brookfield 509*1
Wallace 599 *15
Newport St n 714
fin Nanaimo
Wentworth Station
599-1
Aultsville, 580-9
580*83
620
Parrsborough 549
535*12
Alberton 665*1
Milton Sta. 665*1
Yorkton 622
573
Elkhorn 535 -52
Di aN. W minsterBC
535-25
Cainsville 580 79
Garden Riv. 535-25,
428-3,430-1,422-2
Dunara
Lisgar M
Cumberland . . N S
Arthabaska . . . . Q
King s P E I
Dunbar
Dundas O
*Dunbarton
Ounboro
Ontario, W R . .
Missisquoi . Q
East Bay
Cape Breton ..N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Dunbo \v
. Alta
Dunboyne
Elgin E R
East Bay, N Side.
East Bolton
East Broughton . .
East Chebogue . .
East Chezzetcook
East Clifton
Eastdale
Duncan
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Grey, E R O
Duncan
*Duncan s Stat n
Dunchurch
Vancouver. . . .B C
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Middlesex, S R..O
Grey, E R O
Wentworth, NR.O
King s P El
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Halifax N S
Duncrief
Compton Q
^Dundalk
*Dundas
King s N S
East Dover .
Halifax N S
Dundas
East Dudswell . .
East Dunham ....
East Earltown . .
Eastern Harbour.
East Farnham. .
Wolfe Q
* Dundas Street . .
Dundee
Toronto, West . . O
Huntingdon . . . .Q
Restigouche . . N B
Lisgar . . M
Missisquoi Q
Colchester NS
Inverness . . . .N S
Brome O
Dundee
Dundee
Diu-by N S
Dundee
Richmond N S
Dundas O
East Folly Mount.
East Hall s H. Rd
Easl Hereford . .
East Jeddore ....
Eastlake
Colchester N S
King s N S
Dundela
Dundonald
North berl d.ER.O
.... Assa
Dundurn
Halifax N S
Dunedin
Simcoe, N R O
Queen s P E I
Huron, W R O
Westmoreland. N B
Missisquoi Q
Dunedin
East Leicester . .
East Linton ....
East Magdala ....
*Ectstmaii
Cumberland ..N S
Grey, N R O
*Du7igannon
Dungiven
Me"antic Q
Brome Q
*Dunham
Eastman s Spri gs
East Mapleton . .
E. Margaretsville
East Margaree . .
East Mines Stat n
East Mountain . .
East New Annan.
Easton s Corners.
Russell O
Dunkeld
Bruce, E R
York N R O
Cumberland ..NS
Annapolis . . . .N S
Inverness . . . .N S
Colchester ....NS
Colchester N S
Colchester N S
Grenville, N R ..O
Simcoe, E R O
King s P E I
Dunkerron
Dunkin
Brome . Q
Dunleath
Assa
Dunlop
Huron, OR O
Gloucester N B
Antigonishe ..NS
Antigonishe . . N S
Renfrew, N R . . O
Assa
Dunlop
Dunmaglass
Dunmore
Dunmore . . .
East Point ....
East Port Medway
Dunmore Junct n
*Dunnville
Monck O
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Pictou N S
Dunphy
Northumberl d.NB
Pontiac . . . . Q
East R. St. Mary s
East R. Sheet Har
East Rogerville . .
E. Roman Valley.
East Sable River.
East Scotch Settl t
East Selkirk ....
East Sherbrooke..
ESideP tL Heberl
E Side Pubnico H.
E Side Ragged Is.
East Sooke .
Dunraven
Hilifav N t!
Dunrobin
Carleton . .
Northumberl d. NB
Guysboro N S
Shelburne ... .NS
Kind s N B
Dunsford. . .
Victoria, S R O
Simcoe, N R O
Slengarry O
Inverness . . . .N S
Westmoreland. N S
King s P E I
Duntroon
Dunveqan
Dun vegan .
Lisgar M
Sherbrooke . . . . Q
Dupey s Corner. .
Durell
* Durham
Durham
Grey, S R
Pictou N S
Durham Bridge. .
Durhamville ....
Durland
York N B
Yarmouth . . . .N S
Shelburne N S
Vancouver . . . . B C
Cumberland . . N S
Ottawa Q
Restigouche . .N B
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Halifax NS
East South mpt n
East Templeton..
East Toronto ....
Eastville
Dutch Brook
Dutch Settlement
Dutch Village . .
*Dutton
Halifax NS
Klgin, \VR ....0
Muskoka & P. Sd.O
Carleton O
York, E R O
Dwight
East Wallace ....
East Walton
Cumberland . .N S
Hants N S|
Dwyer Hill
East Wellington .
East Wentworth.
EastWilliamsb gh
Vancouver . . . B C
Cumberland . . N S
Dundas O
Dyer . .
Stormont O
Dyer s Bay
Bruce, N R O
Lisgar M
Simcoe, E R O
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Queen s N S
Dvnevor
Eady
Oxford, S R O
Eagle
Eagle Head
Cumberland. . . N S
Dist of Nipissing.O
Prince P E I
Eagle s Nest
Eagle River Sta. .
Baling
Brant, NR O
Eauclaire
Algoma O
Ebbsfleet ....
Queen s P E 1
Middlesex, ER..O
Cornwall O
Earner s Corners..
Eardley
Eberts
Bothwell O
Ottawa Q
Ebor
Selkirk M
Earlswood
\sa
\. \VestminsterBC
Earltown
Colchester ....NS
Simcoe, S R O
Pontiac Q
Echo Bay
Earnscliffe
Brant, N R . . . . O
i:ast Aldfield ....
East Amherst
j Echo River
Cumberland . . N S
280
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEr,pp.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTOR.AL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEF.KEV,PP.261-26:5
Echo Vale
Compton O
5357
Londonderry Sta.,
5991
do. do.
Antigonishe 599 7
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Grafton 580 9
Tilsonburg 580-73-
82, 625-5
Neepawa 622
580-54 (R R name
Pinkerton)
New Glasgow 599 7
Arkell 535 37
Balgonie 535 "52
Barrie 580 67
625-1
Durham 580 46
Concord 580-67
Qu Appelle Station
535-52
Hillsborough 693
Rosseau 420 3
Lachute 535 18
535-63
700, 700-1, 535-84
Edmonton 535 "63
Colborne 580 9
Sydney 599-14
Red Deer 535 63
625-7
via Yarmouth, N S
via N. Sidney, N S
Amherst 599 1
599"2
Canterbury Station
535-90
P t Robinson 580-88
Ormsby 544
Murchison 531 "2
535-11
Thornton 580-65
Mt. Forest 535-41,
580-46
345
via Toronto, Ont.
Seaforth 580-52
Wellington Station
665-1
St. Ephrem d Up
ton 580 8
Antigonishe 59S)"7
Orangeville 535-40
Athens 516
Attercliffe Station
580-82, 625-5
Alliston 580-64
Kleinburg 535 "40
580-29
544, 580-33
Essex 625-1-5
Stony Creek 580-83
516
Lome 599-13
572
BtoN.WmimterBO
Glenvale 611, 509 1
Lucan 580-51
599-3
580-67
Exeter, 580.50
Garden Hill, 580 35
535-52
580-80 (R R name
Gibsons)
Paisley 580 54
Chelmsford 532
714
Agincourt 535*34
580-36
Perth 535-34
VictoriaHar.580-32
Elliott s Mills . .
Elliott Vale
Ellisboro
Queen s . . . P E I
King s P E I
Assa
665-1
Peake Station 665 3
Wolseley 535 52
Miscouche 665-1
Lyndhurst 516
Stittsville 535-12
Chesterville, 535-33
Highfield, 580-51
535-59
Bonney River Sta.,
695
Scotsburn 599 15
Alliston 580-64
via Meaford, Ont.
Hampton 543 2,
599-12
580-47
Souris East 665 4,
359-1, 371
Antler, 535 58
599-1
665-1
Bristol 663
535-42
Oakville, 644-2
Shubenacadie 599 1
695 (R R name
Overs)
Arden 535 34
580-66-69
Reston 535 65
580-55
Butternut Ri ge572
via Charlottetown
580-54, 535-36
Mississippi Sta. 611
Strathclair Sta. 622
Gelert 580 30
Allenford 580-55
Chater 535 52, 585
Melita 535-58
Utterson 580 67
Beachville 535 35,
580-83
South Indian 531
Bath 309, 324
lona 599-14,364,372
665-1-2
644-3, 535-55
535-40
638 (RR name Mel-
rose)
St. Pie 535-1
Eganville 535 11
Rat Portage, 535-51
Eldorado 544,
580-33
York 580-79
Ashcroft 535-70
580-67
X. Wiltshire C65 l
535-74
Oshawa 580 9
599-1
Sheldrake 345
Bedford Ba in599-l,
714
Annidale 543"!
via N. Sydney, N S
Tyne Valley 665 1
Tottenham 580-65
Grand Falls 535 84
Burketon Station
535-34
535-88
via Peterborough O
via Guelph
St. Peter s 364, 370.
372
5091
Pictou 599-9
via Meaford, Ont.
* Economy ....
Colchester ....No
Colchester N S
Guysborough . . N S
Halifax ...... N S
Economy Point . .
Ecum Secum
Ecuiu Secum B . .
Eddystone
Ellis River
Prince P E I
Ellis\ ille
Leeds S R O
Elm . . .
Lanark, N R O
Dundas O
North berl dWR.O
Elgin, ER O
Elma . . .
Elmbank . . ....
Peel O
Eden
Elm Creek
Lis-ar M
Eden
Marquette M
Elmcroft
Charlotte N B
Pictou N S
Elmfield
Eden Grove
Eden Lake
Bruce, E R O
Pictou N S
Elmgrove
Elmhedge
Elmhurst
*Slmirct
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
Grey, E R O
King s N B
Waterloo N R . .
King s P E I
Eden Mills
Wellington, SR. O
. . . Assa
Edenwold ....
Edgar
Simcoe, E R O
Essex, S R O
Edgar Mills
Elmira
Ed-e Hill
Grey S R O
El more
Edgelev
York, W R .O
Edgeley Farm . .
Assa
Elmsdale
Hants NS
Prince ... . P E I
Edgett s Landing.
Edgington
Albert N B
Elmsdale
Elmside
Elmstead
Pontiac Q
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Argenteuil . . . . Q
Alta
Essex, N R O
Edina
Elm River
Edmonton
Elm, Street
Toronto Centre . . O
Halifax . . N S
Edrmindston ....
Edna
Victoria N B
Elmsvale ..
Alta
Elmsville
Charlotte NB
Addington O
Edville
Nortumb rl d ER.O
Cape Breton. ..N S
Alta
Elm Tree
Edwardsville
Edwell
*Elmvale
Simcoe, N R O
Selkirk M
Edy s Mills
Bothwell .. . O
Elm Valley ....
Eel Brook
Eel Cove
Yarmouth N S
Victoria NS
*Elmtvood
Bruce, E R . . . . O
King s N B
Elmwood .
Eel Creek
Cumberland ..N S
Restigouche . . N B
York . . N B
Elm wood
Queen s PEI
Eel River Crossi g
Eel River Lake . .
Effingham
*Elora
Wellington, C R.O
Lanark, N R O
Marquette . M
Elphin
Monck . . . . O
Elphirstone ....
Elsie
Victoria, N R . . O
Bruce, NR ....O
Selkirk M
Egan Creek ....
Egan Estate
Hastings, N R . . O
Nipissing O
Elsinore . . .
Elton
*Eganvttle
Renfrew, S R .. O
Simcoe, S R O
Wellington, N R.O
Saguenay . . . . Q
Elva
Selkirk M
Egbert
Emberson
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Oxford, N R ....O
Russell . . O
Egerton
*Embro
Egg Island
Embrun
Eglington
York, E R . . . O
Emerald
Lennox O
Egmondville ....
Egmont Bay ....
Egypte
Huron, S R O
Prince P E I
Emerald
Inverness . . . .N S
Queen s ....PEI
Provencher . . . . M
York W R O
Emerald
Shefford Q
* Em&Tson
Emery
Eight Island Lake
Elba
Guysborough . N S
Cardwell O
Emigrant Road..
Emileville
Westmoreland. N B
Bagot .... Q
Elb Mills .
Leeds S R O
Emmett
Renfrew, SR O
Algnma O
Hastings, N R . . O
Haldimand . . . . O
Cariboo . . B C
Elcho
Monck O
Emo River
Empev .
Elder
Cardwell . . O
Empire
Elder s Mills
Eldon Station ....
Eldorado . .
York, W R . . . . O
Victoria, N R . . O
Hastings, N R . . O
Essex, S R O
Empire Valley . .
*msdale
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Queen s PEI
Elford
Emy vale
Elfrida
Wentworth, SR..O
Leeds S R O
Endrrby
Yale-Kootenav.BC
Durham, W K . . O
Hants NS
Gasp^ Q
Elgin
Enfield
Elgin
Pictou N S
Enfield
* Ellin . . .
Albert N B
English Bay
English Corner . .
English Settlem t
English Town . .
Enmore
Elgin
N. WestminsterBC
Frontenac O
Halifax NS
Elginburg .
Queen s . N B
Elginfield
Middlesex, ER..O
L lslet Q
Elgin Road
Victoria . . .N S
Elia
York W R O
Prince .PEI
Elimville ....
Perth S R O
Ennis
Cardwell O
Elizabethville. . . .
*Elkhorn
Ellaton . .
Durham, E R . . O
Selkirk . . M
Ennishore
Victoria N B
Enniskillen
Durham, \V R . . O
Oueen s N B
Norfolk, NR....O
Bruce, E R .... O
Northumberl d NB
Hants N S
Enniskillen Sta. .
Kmiismore
Ellengowan ....
Ellen s Town
Ellersbouse
Peterboro , W. R
Wellington O
Ennotville
Enon
Cape Breton. .N S
Addington . . . . O
Ellesmere
York E R O
Enterprise
Elliott
Lanark, S R O
Simcoe. E R . . . O
Entry Island ....
EuDinsr. .
Gaspe Q
Elliott s Corners..
Grev. E R . . . . O
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281
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
8EEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP.261 -263
Ontario, N R....O
N wWestm ster.BC
Wellington. S R. O
Wellington O
Manchester 580 38
via Vancouver
via Guelph, Ont.
GrandValley 535-41
Apohaqui 599-12
Waterloo 580-47
via Kingston, Ont.
Jarvis 580-70-82
Blenheim 573
Port Rowan 580-86
535-36
Guysboro 364
509-1
Stonewall 535-60
Marbleton 675, 620
580-9
via Nanaimo, B C
Markdale 535-40
Mallorytown 580 9
508
353, orChatham 532
Peel 535-86
Grand Narrows,
South 599-14
via Sydney
Kincardine 580-48,
432
Ashdad 611
580-65 (R R name
Stewarton)
574
345
625-1-5
Port Hawkesbury,
599-14, 371, 380
Haliburton 580-30
Whitewood Station
535-52
McKinnons Harbor
599-14
Grindstonels. 359-1
599-4
580-48
Wolf ville 714
580-50
Flesherton, 535 40
599-13
512
390, or Nerepis Sta
535-88
Gore Bay 428 3,
430-1, 422-2
Crumlin535-38
580-64
Torranceo le 535-91
King 580-67
via Guelph, Ont.
Kinmount 580 30
580-50
Newcastle 599%
353
Aylesford714
Fenelon Falls 5SO
30
580-67 (R R name
Fairbank June.)
Souris 535-58-59
Boynton 512
Cherry Grove 665 -4
535-16
St. Martins 543-2
Burford 580 78
Keaburn 535 -;V2
Tilsonburg, 58078-
82, 625-5
Killarney, 535 57
St. Andrews 535 -87,
400
Ahmic Harbour
420-4
Boiestown 532
Fairmede
. Assa
Wapella 535-52
Golden 535 -53
via Meaford, Ont.
Antigonishe 599 7
Stratford 580-51-52-
53, 580-79-80
Dorchester 599 1
via Charlottetown,
PEI
Ok an agon 53574
599-1
Orillia 580 32-67
535-81-88
via Parry Sound, O
580-67
Denfield 580 5*
Paris 580-79-83.
via Halifax, N S
Springfield, 646
Perth 535-34
Bell s Corners
535-12
625-5-6
Falmouth St n. 714
714
535-59
via London
Coe Hill Mines 544
Kenilworth 535 41
573, 625-5
Upper Woodstock
535-86
Sussex Vale 599 12
Head of St. Peter s
Bay 665-4
River Philip 599"!
West Shefford 535-7
Farnham 535 l-2-7,
545-1, 632-1
Brigham 535 3
535-1-3-7, 545-1,
632-1
Dublin 580-52
580-9
656
Alexandria 531
Orangedale 599-14
599-2, 346
via Lunenburg, NS
572
Washago 580 67
Atherlv 580 "32-67
Victoriaville 580"
12-14
Earnstown Station
5SO-9
South Indian 531
Lunenburg 646
Gilford 580-67
Maxville 531
via Cobourg, Ont.
580-30
Pt.Robinson 580 88
Amidale 543-1
Amherst 599 1
580-54, 535-36
Renfrew 535-12,611
Hyde Park Corner
535-42, 580-50-83
Perth 535-34
St. Peter s 364
Pockmouche 540
Phelpston 580 "69
Westport 516, 319
Elgin 572
Mooso7iiin 535 52
420-3 or Falken-
burg 580-67
Emsdale 580-67
Hvde Park Corner
535-42, 580-50-83
i io Winnipeg, Man
Orantredale S99 14
Kpvvorth
Fairmont Springs
Fairmount
Fairmont
Yale-Kootenay B C
Grey, E R O
Antigonishe. . .N S
Perth, SR O
Eramosa
Erb
King s N B
Fairview
Erbsville .-
Waterloo, N R.. O
Frontenac O
Fairview
Westmoreland. N B
Queen s ....P El
Yale B C
Eric
Erie
Haldimand . . . . O
Kent . . .
Fairview
Erieau
Fairview
Norfolk, SR ....O
Wellington, S R. O
Guysboro . . . . N S
*Erin
Fairview Station
Fair Valley
~ I uireille
Halifax N S
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
St. John N B
Erinville
Erinsville
Addin^ton O
Erinview *
Lis^ar M
Falding
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Simcoe, ER.... O
Middlesex, NR..O
Brant, S R O
Erie
Wolfe Q
Falkenburgh Sta.
Falkirk
Ernestown Sta . .
Errin^ton
Lennox (3
Vancouver. . . .B C
Grev, E R O
Leeds, S R . . O
Falkland
Erskirie
Esoott
Falkland
Halifax . . . N S
Falkland Ridge . .
Fall Brook
Fallowfield
Annapolis. ... R S
Lanark, S R . . . . O
Carleton O
Escuminac
Bonaventure . . . . Q
Northumber ..NB
Carleton N B
Falls View
Welland O
ape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton. . . N S
Bruce, W R . . . . O
Renfrew, S R . . O
Halton O
Eskasoni Island . .
Eskdale
Ftxlmouth
Hants N S
Falmouth Station
Fannystelle
Hants N S
Lis^ar M
Esmonde
Fanshawe .
Middlesex, E R..O
Hastings, N R . . O
Wellington, N R.O
Kent O
Faradav
Esquesin "
Farewell
Bstfuimolt .
Victoria. B C
Fargo
Farmerston ....
Farmingdale ....
Farmington ....
Farmington ....
Farnboro
Carleton N B
Esquimaux Point
* Essex
Saguenay Q
Essex, S R .
King s N B
King s P E I
Essex
Inverness . . . . N S
Peterboro , ER..O
. . . . Assa
Essonville
Cumberland. . N S
Brome Q
Esterhaz
Estevan
Assa
Farndon
Missisquoi Q
Farnham Centre
* Farnham
Farquhar . .
Brome . . Q
Estmere
Victoria N S
EstangduNord. .
Etchemin
Ethel
Gaspe . Q
ilissisquoi Q
Perth, S R . .O
Levis Q
Huron, E R O
King s N S
Farran s Point . .
Farrelton
Stormont O
Etna
Ottawa Q
Ettrick
Middlesex, E R..O
Grev, S R O
Fassifern
Fassifern
Glengarry O
Eugenia
Inverness N S
Eureka
Pictou . . N S
Father Point
Fauxbourg . .
Rimouski Q
Eustis . .
Sherbrooke . . . . Q
King s N B
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Westmoreland.N B
Ontario, N R . . O
Ontario, N R . . O
Wolf Q
Evandale. . .
Fawcett Hill
Fawkham ....
Evansville
Evelyn .
Algoma O
Fawn
Middlesex, E R . O
Siincoe, S R O
Victoria N B
Fecteau s Mills . .
Fellows ...
Lennox O
Everett
Everett ....
Felton
Russell O
Eversley
York, N R . . .
Everton
Wellington, S R.O
Victoria, N R ...O
Middlesex, NR..O
Northumb NB
King s N S
Feltz South
Lunenburg . . .N S
Simcoe, S R O
Prescott O
Ewan
Fennell s
* Exeter . .
Fena"hvale
Exmoor . . .
Fenella
Northumb , WR.O
Victoria, N R . . . O
Monck . . . O
Factory Dale ....
* Fenelon Falls . .
Fenwick
Fairbairn
Victoria O
Fenwick
Kind s N B
Fairbank
York, W R . . . . O
Selkirk M
Fenwick
Cumberland . . N S
Wellington, CR.O
Renfrew, SR O
Middlesex, ER..O
Lanark, S R ....O
Richmond N S
Gloucester. . . .N B
Simcoe, N R O
Addington O
*Fergus . .
Fairfax
Ferguslea
Ferguson
Fairfax
Stanstead Q
Ferguson s Falls..
Ferguson s Lake.
Ferguson s Point.
Fergusonvale
Fermov
Fairfield
King s P E I
Brockville. . . O
Fairfield East....
Fairfield
St. John N B
Fairfield Plain . .
Fairford
Fair Ground ....
Fairhall
Oxford, S R . . . . O
Lisgar M
Norfolk, S R . . . O
Selkirk . M
Ferndale
Albert . . N B
Ferndale
Assa
Ferndale House . .
Fern Glen
Simcoe, E R O
Muskoka& P Sd.O
Middlesex, S R..O
Fairbaven
Charlotte N B
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Northumb . . N B
Assa
Fairholme
Fernhill
Fairley
Fern ton
Fairlight
Ferry Landing .
Victoria . . . N S
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAU ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SKEKEY,PP.261-263
Ferris . .
Queen s N B
Welsford, 535 88
Woodst k 535-86-90
580-32
via Parrv Sound, O
Flesherton 535 40
535-53
Lome 599-13
Miscouche 665 -1
535-65
Shedden 625 5
Sonva 580-38
lona 599-14,364,372
Alliston 580-64
Nakusp 445 1
via Lunenburg, NS
MacLeod 535 64
via Selkirk
Nelles Corners
580-82
Yorkton 622
via Picton, Ont.
Yorkton 622
Stanstead Junc
tion 512, 512-1
665-1 (R R name
Richmond)
Broadview 535 -52
Bay du Vin 353
Arnprior 535.12
Parrsborough 549
Shubenacadie599-l
Waterdown 580 87
Eaton 620
599-2
via Charlottetown,
PE I
Portage La Prairie
535-52, 644-2
Franklin 580 35
535-52
535-40
535-40
625-5
599-1 (R R name
Wellington)
Moosomin 535 "52
Prince Alb t 535 62
Kscnminac 508
Elgin 572
Madoc 580-33
Racine 653
Elmira 580-47
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
535-86
535-86
Gladstone 622
Newcastle Cr k 390
611
HarvySta n 535 "88
Ingersoll 535 35
Sussex Vale 599-12
Oshawa 580-9
Grand Falls 535 84
599-1 (R R name
Folleigh)
Debert Sta n R99 l
Debert Sta. 599 1
Little Metis 599 -2
Gaspe Basin 346,
350
Richmond East,
580-8-12
Pt Robinson 580 88
Hamills Pt, 42(1 -3
Denmark Road,
599-15
Barrington 376 3
Weldford 599-2
535-41
Blyth 580-50
Jarvis 580 70-82
* Forest
Lambton.W R ..O
Nicolet Q
S80-51
Bulstrode Station
580-14
Whitewood Station
535-52
Middleton, 646,
714-14
Graham s, 535-12
Head of St. Peter s
Bay 665-4
Napanee 509 2,
580 9
Bristol 535-86
580-86
516
Butternut Ridge
572
lona 599-14, 364
Perry Station 625 5
Walkerton 580-54
Pr. Albert 535 62
via Selkirk, Man.
Pisquid 665"3
663(RR name Cou
longe)
via Juneau, Alaska
Birtle 622
625-2, 580-79-82
Furnace Falls 600
Rat Portage 535 51
Stoddarts 646
Little Metis Sta
tion 599 2
Leithbridge 500, or
Maeleod535-64
599-1
via Sydney, N S
Yorkton 622
Edmonton 535 63
450 5, or via Na-
naimo, B
Golden 535 -53
Ormsby 544
Souris East 665 4,
O Leary Sta. 665 1
Pembroke, O 535-12
535-51, 664
535-51, 664
via Victoria
Neepawa 622
535-4-7
Barss Corners 646
Sussex Vale 599 12
Canterbury Stat n
535-90
Emerald 665 1
St. Peter s 364, 370
372
Aroostook June.
535-84-86
West River Station
599-13
Maxville 531
580-35 (R R name
Best s)
Natashquan 345
580-27
Lewisville 518
Pugwash 599-15
Canso 364, 371
580*82
Huntsville 580 67,
Gaspe Basin 346,
350
Parrsborough 549
Stonewall 535 60
822
Eganville 535 11
St. Peter s 304, 370
Ferryville
Carleton N B
Forestdale
Fesserton .
Simcoe, E R . . . .O
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Grev, E R O
Forest Farm ....
Assa
Fetherston . . .
Feversham
Forest Glade
Forester s Falls . .
Forest Glen ....
Forest Hill
Annapolis N S
Field
Yale&Kooten y.BC
Halifax N S
Fift n Mile Stream
Fifteen Point
Findlav
Renfrew, N R . . O
Inverness . . . .N S
Albert N B
Prince P E I
Selkirk . . M
*Fingal
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Victoria, S R O
Victoria N S
Finger Board ....
Finlayson
Forest Hill
King s P E I
Forest Mills
Foreston
Lennox O
Fintona
Cardwell O
Fire Vallev
Yale B C
Carleton N B
First South
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Alta
Fishburn
Forestville
Norfolk, SR....O
Selkirk . M
Fisher Bay
Disgar M
Forrest Station . .
Forfar
Fisherman s Har .
Fisherville
Guysboro . . . . N S
Haldimand . . . . O
Assa
Leeds S R O
Forks
Queen s N B
Fishing Lake ....
Forks, Baddeck . .
Forks Road
Victoria N S
Fish Lake
Prince Edward . . O
Monck O
Fishing Lake ....
Fitch Bay
Formosa
Bruce, E R O
Sask
Stanstead Q
Fort a la Corne . .
Fitzgerald Stati n
Fitzmaurice .
Prince P E I
Fort Alexander. .
Fort Augustus . .
Fort Coulonge . .
Fort Cudahy
Lis"ar ... M
Queen s P E I
Pontiac Q
Assa
N. W. Territory. . .
Marquette .... M
Fitzpatrick
Northumb d ..NB
Lanark, N R O
Colchester NS
Hants N S
Fitzroy Harbour.
Five Islands ....
Five Mile River . .
Flamboro Centre
Flanders
Fort Ellice
*Fort Erie
Welland O
Fortescue
Victoria, N R . . O
Algoma O
Wentworth, NR.O
Compton Q
Fort Frances ....
Forties Settlem t.
Fortin
Lunenburg . . .N S
Rhnouski Q
Flatlands . .
Restigouche . . N B
Queen s P E I
Marquette ... M
Flat River
Fort Kipp
Alta
Flee Island . . .
Fort Lawrence . .
Fort Louisburg . .
Fort Pelly . . .
Cumberland ..N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Assa
Fleetwood
Durham, ER O
Assa
Fleming
Flesherton
Grey, S R O
Fort Sask tcheiu n
Fort Simpson ....
Fort Steele
Alta
Flesherton Stati n
Fletcher
Grey, S R O
N wWestm ster.BC
Yale-Kootenay.BC
Hastings, N R. O
King s P E I
Kent O
Fletcher s Station
Fletwode
Halifax . . . N S
Assa
Fort Stewart
Fortune Bridge. .
Fortune Cove ....
Fort William
*Fort William ..
*Fort William W.
Forty Mile Creek .
Fosberv
Flett s Springs
Sask
Prince P E I
Fleurant
Bonaventure . . Q
Albert N B
Pontiac Q
Flint Hill
Algoma O
Flinton .
Addington O
Algoma O
Flodden
Richmond Q
Yukon N W T
Floradale
Waterloo, N R ..O
Middlesex, W R. O
Carleton N B
Marquette M
^Florence
Foster
Brome . . Q
Florence ville
Florenceville, E . .
Florenta
Foster s
Lunenburg . . N S
King s N B
Foster s Croft . .
Fosterville
Carleton N B
York N B
Marquette . . M
Found s Mills ....
Fourchu
Queen s P E I
Flowers Cove . .
Flower Station . .
Flume Ridge ...
Folden s Corners.
Folkins
Queen s . N B
Lanark, N R O
Charlotte ....N B
Oxford O
King s N B
Richmond N S
Victoria N B
Four Falls
Four Mile Brook .
Four Roads ....
Fournier . .
Pictou N S
Foley
Ontario, S R O
Victoria N B
Foley Brook ....
Folley Lake
Folly Mountain . .
Folly Village....
Fontanges
Gloucester. . . .N B
Prescott O
Colchester ....N S
Colchester N S
Colchester ....NS
Fowler s Corners
Fox Bay
Peterboro , W R.O
Gaspd Q
Fontennelle ....
Fontenoy ... .
Gaspe Q
Foxboro
Fox Creek
Hastings, E R .. O
Westmoreland. N B
Cumberland. . N S
Guysboro .... N S
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
Muskoka & P. S d.O
Gasp6 Q
Cumberland.. N S
Lisgar M
Marquette M
Renfrew, S R . . O
Richmond . . . . N S
Richmond Q
,Fox Harbour
h ox Island Main .
Foxmead
*Fonthill
Welland O
Footes Bav
Simcoe O
Fox Point
Forbes
Colchester N S
Shelburne ... .NS
Kent N B
Fox River
Fox River
Forbes Point
Ford s Mills
*Fordwich
Foxton
Fox Warren ....
Foymount
Huron, E R O
Huron, W R ....O
Haldimand . . . O
Fordyce
Foreman . .
Framboise .
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NKAR-
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SESKEY,PP.261-263
Framboise I terv e
Frampton . .
Richmond . . N S
St. Peter s 364, 370
St. Henedine 075
Perry Sta. 625 5
544
via Peterborough
580-35
622
Athelstan
N. Bay 535-12-13,
580-67,
535-16
Jasper 535-16
Harbor au Bouche
599-7
Bracebridge 580-67
Heatherton 5997
Lower Set t South
River 5997
580-35
Craig s Road Sta n
580-12
532 535-82-83, 390,
535-82-88
Salisbury 599-12,
693
665-1
580-53 (R R name
Peffers)
Newboro 516, 319
Con way Sta. 665 "1
Puslinch 535-35
Burlington 580 65-
87
Digbv 712, 392,
393-2
Preston 580 54
665-1
St.Armand Sta.545
Allenford 580-55
451, or via Nanai-
mo, B C
Waasis Sta. 535 -82
Merigonishe 5997
Kensington 665 "1
422, 430-2, or Mas-
sey Sta. 535-25
via Sydney, N S.
Leitche sG k 599-14
Richmond Station
580-8-21
M t Stewart 665-3-4
via St. John, N B
via Halifax, N S
Margaree H r 359-2
Margaree H r 359-2
Baddeck 364, 370,
372
via Morrisburg, O
via Vancouver
Tilsonburg 58078-
82, 625-5
Shedden 625-5
Batiscan 535 21
Hemmingford 580-5
Waterloo 535-4,
545-1
Stony Creek 580 83
-,: ,-, 7
Burgovne Bay 451
Mitchell 580-52
Ivanhoe 535-34,
580-33
Winona 580-83
Chipman 543 1, 390
580-54
6DO
Teeswater 535 41
via Sydney, N S
via Sydney, N S
via Sydney, N S
451 orvia Nanaimo,
BC
580 -S3
Gagetown
Queen s . . N B
390 or Welsford
535-88
535-58
Almonte 535-12
Golden 535 53
Arnprior 535-12
oia Victoria
via Charlottetown
Aultsville 580-9
Scotstown 535-7
580-47-54, 535-35
Cape Traverse 665
580-32
702, 324, 325-1
580-9
Ashcroft 535-70
580-35
325-3w aKingstonO
N.Glasgow 599-7-13
535-25,428-3,430-1,
422-2
via Sydney, N S
St. Martin s 543 2
via Charlottetown,
Aubrey 531
Berwick 714
St. Jean Port Joli
599-3
580-70
via St. John N B
via Prescott, Ont.
via Fort Erie, Ont.
via Owen Sound, O
675
Strathclair Sta. 622
St. Remi 80 5
346, 350 (Gaspe Ld)
Black Cape 508
Gaspe Ba n 346, 350
Georgetown 665 3,
359-1
Chipman 543-1, 390
Wolfville 714
535-88
via Yarmouth, N S
Desbarats 535 25
Shubenacadie 599"!
Negnac 353
Shubenacadie 599. 1
Waasis Sta. 535-82
580-30
Lachute535-18
St. Hermas 535-18
Ste. Angele de La
val 580-14
599-14
665-3, 359-1
580-51-65
342 or Stanstead
June. 512, 512-1
Antigonishe 5997
Sutton West 580 37
Hemmingford 580 5
Gravenhurst 580-67
Kgansville 535 11
580-47
Albert 693
Bridgetown 714
Essex, 625-1-5
Natashquan 345
Getson g Cove ST tor
Bridgewater 646
via Selkirk, Man.
Lower Settlement,
South River 6997
Sussex Vale 599-12
via Collingwood, O
Klmvale 580 66-69
532, 535-83
712 (R R name
p/M-t n;iHorM
Dorchester Q
Monck O
Gainsborough
Assa
*Frankford ....
Frank Hill
Hastings, W R . . O
Victoria, S R O
Durham, E R . . O
Marquette . . M
Galbraith
Lanark, N R. . . . O
Yale-Kootenay.BC
Lanark, N R O
Vancouver. . . . B C
Queen s P E I
Stormont O
Galena
Franklin
Galetta
Franklin
Galiano
Franklin Centre.
Franks Bay
Huntingdon. . . . Q
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Lanark, S R O
Brockville O
Gallas Point ....
Gallingertown . .
Galson . .
Franktown
Compton Q
*Galt
Waterloo, S R . . O
Prince. P E I
Frankville
Gamble s Corner.
Gamebridge ....
*Gananoqite ....
Gananoque June.
Gang Ranch ....
Frankville ....
Antigonishe . . N S
Ontario, NR....O
Antigonishe . . N S
Antigonishe . . N S
Durham, E R . . O
Levis . Q
Ontario, NR. ..O
Leeds, S R O
Leedi O
Fraserburg .
Fraser s Grant . .
Fraser s Mills. . . .
Fraserville
Cariboo BC
Garden Hill ....
Garden Island . .
Garden of Eden .
Garden River
Gardiner Mines. .
Gardiner s Creek.
Garfield
Durham, E R . . O
Frontenac O
Pictou N S
Frechette
Fredericton
Fredericton June
Fredericton Road
Fredericton Sta . .
Freeborn
York N B
Cape Breton.. NS
St John N B
Sunbury N B
Westmoreland.NB
Queen s P E I
Perth, N R . . . . O
Leeds, S R O
Queen s .... P E I
Chateauguay . . Q
King s N S
Garland
Garland
Garneau
L Islet Q
Freeland
Haldimand . . . . O
St John N B
Freeland
Prince P E I
Garnet
Freelton
Wentworth, N R.O
Halton O
Garnham
Vancouver . . . . B C
Grenville, S R . . O
Welland O
Freeman
Garretton
Freeport
Digby N S
1 Garrison Road ..
Grey, NR O
Wolfe Q
Freeport
Waterloo, S R . . O
Prince P E I
Garthby Station .
Marquette M
Chateauguay . . Q
Gasp6 Q
Freetown
*Frelightsburg . .
French Bay
Missisquoi Q
* Gaspe Basin
Gaspe Bay, South
Gaspereaux ....
Gaspereaux ....
Gaspereaux ....
Gasperea x Stat n
Gavelton
Bruce, N R O
Vancouver. . . .B C
Sunbury . N B
Gasp6 Q
French Creek . .
French Lake ....
French River.. ..
French River. . . .
French River
French Road ....
French vale
King s P E I
Queen s N B
Pictou . NS
Queen s P E I
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Cape Breton ..N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Drummond Q
Queen s .... P E I
King s N B
King s NS
Queen s . N B
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Algoma O
Colchester . . . N S
Northumberl d NB
Halifax . . N S
Gawas
Gay s River ....
Gaythorne ....
French Village . .
French Village . .
French Village . .
French Village . .
Friars Head Ch el
Friar s Head ....
Frizzleton
Gay s River Road.
Geary
Sunbury. ..NB
Victoria, N R ... O
Argenteuil . . . . Q
Argenteuil Q
Nicolet .. Q
Gelert
Halifax N S
Inverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Inverness ... N S
Dundas O
Genoa
Gentilly
George s River . .
George s River Sta
*Georgetoum ....
\*Georgetown ....
Georgeville . .
Cape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Kin< r- s P E I
Froatburn . . .
Frock
New Westminster.
Norfolk, S R....O
Elgin, WR ....O
Lotbiriiere Q
Frogmore
Frome ....
Halton O
Stanstead . Q
Antigonishe . .N S
York, N R ...... O
Huntingdon . . . . Q
Ontario, N R. . . .O
Renfrew, N R . . O
Waterloo, S R . . O
Albert NB
Frontenac
Frontier
Huntingdon Q
Shefford . . . . Q
Georgina Island..
Geraldine
Frost Village
Fruitland
Wentworth O
Germania
G(Tinanicus
German Mills. . . .
Germantown . . .
Gesner s Creek . .
Gesto
Fulford
Brome Q
Fulford Harbour.
Fullarton
Vancouver B C
Perth, S R O
Annapolis . . . .N S
Essex S R O
Fuller
Hastings, N R. . O
Wentworth, S R.O
Queen s N B
Fulton
Gethsemani .
Getson s Point . .
Geyser
Giant s Lake ....
Gibbon
Sa^uenav Q
Lunenburg NS
Lisgar M
Guysboro . . . .N S
King s N B
Fulton Brook
Fulton s Mills
Furnace Falls .
Fyfield
Wellington, N R.O
Victoria, N R . . O
Bruce E R O
Gabarouse Lake .
Gabarouse
Cape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton. .N S
Vancouver B C
Oxford. N R O
Gibraltar
Gibson
Grey, E R O
Simcoe, E R O
York . N B
Gabarouse Bara is
Gabriola Island . .
Gad s Hill .
Gibson . . .
Gilbert Cove
Digby . . N S
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
[1897
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261 -263,
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SBEKKY,PP.261-26:i
Gilbert Mountain
Gilbert s Mills . .
Gilehrist
umberland . . N S
rince Edward . . O
imcoe, E R . . . . O
tarquette .... M
Hastings ER.. ..O
Northumberl d.NB
ork N R O
Halfway River Sta.
549
via Picton, Ont.
Oro Station 580 67
strathclair Sta. 622
Blissfield 532
580-67
Nelles Corn s 580-82
lona 599 U,364,372
Ortonville 535 84
Paisley 580 54
Boisdale C. 59914
Iona599-14,364,372
do do
Macleod 535 54
West Brome 535 3
544
via, Selkirk, Man.
St. Anselme 675
r>80-13 (R R name
St. Nicholas)
via Winnipeg, Man
Harriettsv le f>35 35
Kilburn 535 86
622
Red Rapids 535 91
Dewdney 535-64
Pinkerton 5SO 54
Mill Brook 580 35
580-35 (R R name
Ops)
Glanford Sta 58070
580-70
Millbridge 544
625-4, 580-81
Heatherton 599 2
Berkeley 535-40
Stouffville580-36-37
Shunacadie 599-14
Bristol 535-86
KaladarSta. 535 34
Antigonishe 599 7
535-53
Moosomin 535 52
Coe Hill Mines 544
Drayton 580-54
Buckingham 535-18
Antigonishe 5997
Janeville540
535-41
Woodville, 580-36
James River Sta.,
599-7
Kazubazua 656
Morrisburg 580-9
Brookfield 599 1
516 (R R name
Forthton)
535-59
via Kingston, Ont.
580-64
680-82-83, 535-42
W.BavRoad599 14
Head of Tide 599 2
Lower Settlement,
S. River 599 7
Springfield 625 5
Cherry Grove 665-4
Orange ville 535-40
Morden 535-57
Summerstown Sta.
580-9
W. Bay Road 599-14
via London, Ont.
Neepawa, 622
Baldur 644 1
Codfrev 611
i Port Hood, 359-2,
36 1
) Mt. Forest 535-41,
RSO -tfi
Glenel "
Quysboro . . . . N S
Yale B C
Antisronishe 5997
Enderby 53574
Oxbow 535-58
Cardigan Bd. 665-3
Winsrham 580 48-50
535-41
..avant Station 61 1
via Charlottetown
Port Hood 359-2,
364
Bloomfield Station
665-1
599-13
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
Bristol 663
Arden Station 622
580-64
Sherbrooke 512,
5357, 580-8, 675
Royal 644-3
Kirks Ferry 656
Head of Tide 599 2
Ste. Julie Station
580-12
Neepawa 622
Myrtle 535 34,
580-38
via Halifax, N S
Cardigan Bd. 665 3
Pr. Albert 535 62
Tilsonburg 58078-
82. 625-3
via Trenton, Ont.
Maitland, 580 9
Shubenacadie 599 1
Gait 535-35, 580 47-
54
via Sydney
Ste. Julie Station
580-1-2
DalhousieM. 535-33
do do
Longwood 535 42,
580-83
W. Bay Rd. f-99 14
Pilot Mound 535 -57
via Picton 309
Redwood 420 3
Oakville 580 87
South Finch 535 33
Blackville 532
625-8
Antigonishe 6997
531, 531-1
544 (RR name Chis-
holms)
Green Valley 535 -33
Glen Robertson
531, 531-1
Delhi 580-82
Merigonishe 5997
Speneerville 535"20
Neepawa 622
via Iroquois, Ont.
535-3
Perth 535 -34
Antigonishe 5997
V)!)-l, 611
Petitcodiac 572,
599-12
Port Hood 359-2
364
via Cornwall, Ont.
Cardigan Bd. 665 -3
580-65
Appin 580-83
via Yarmouth, N S
Port Hammond
535-70, 450-3
617
Glenemma
Glen Ewen ... .
Assa
Glenfanning ....
Glen Farrow ....
Glenfield
King s PEI
Gilbert Plains
Gilead
Huron, E R O
Addington O
HilVa
Gilford
Glenftnnan
[ueen s ....PEI
nverness . . . . N S
Prince PEI
Gill
laldiinand . . . . O
Victoria N S
Glengarry
Gilander s Mt. . . .
Glengarry
Gillies Hill
Bruce, N R . . . . O
Jape Breton ..N S
Victoria . . N S
Glengarry Stat n.
Glengarry Valley
Glen Gordon
Glengyle
Pictou N S
Gillies Point
Gillies Point East
Cape Breton . . N S
Ottawa Q
Victoria N S
Alta
Pontiac Q
lastings, N R . . O
jisgar M
Bellechasse Q
Glenholm
Marquette M
Gimli
Gingras . ,
Glen Huron ....
Glen Iver
Glenila
Simcoe, N R . . . . O
iherbrooke . . . . Q
Muskoka & P Sd.O
rovencher .... M
Ottawa Q
Girard
St. John Q
rovencher . . . . M
liddlesex, ER..O
r icioria N B
Glenlea
Glenlivet
Glenlivet
lestigouche . . N B
Megantic Q
larquette .... M
ictoria N B
Alta
Glen Lloyd
Glenlyon
Gladwyn
Marquette M
Gladys
Bruce, VV R . . . . O
Durham, E R .. O
Victoria, S R O
Wentworth. SR.O
Wentworth, SR.O
lastings, N R ..O
Middlesex, SR..O
Antigonishe . . N S
Grev S R O
Glen Major
Ontario. W R . . O
Halifax N S
Glamorgan
Glen Margaret . .
Glen Martin ....
Glen Mary
ting s PEI
Sask
Glanford Station.
Glanmire
Glen Meyer . . .
Norfolk, SR.... O
Hastings, W R.. O
Grenville, S R .. O
Colchester . . . . N S
Brant, N R . . . . O
Dape Breton. . .N S
Megantic . Q
Glen Millar
Glassburn
Glenmore
Glenmore
Ontario WR ..O
Glen Morris . . .
Glen Morrison . .
Glen Murray . . .
Glennevis
Glasgow
I!ape Breton . .N S
Carleton N B
Glassville
Glastonbury ....
Glebe Road
Addington . . . . O
Antigonishe . .N S
Alta
Glengarry O
Glen Adelaide . .
Glen Alda
Glen Norman .
Glen Oak
Glengarry C
Peterboro , E R . . O
Wellington. C R.O
}tta\va . . . Q
Antigonishe.. N S
Gloucester . . . N B
Huron, E R .... O
Victoria, N R O
Antigonishe . . N S
Ottawa . . . Q
Middlesex, SR..O
Inverness N S
Selkirk M
*Glen Allan .. .
Glen Almond
Glen Alpine . , .
Glen Anglin . . .
Glenannan
Glenora
Glenora . . .
r rince Edward. .C
Simcoe, E R. . . . O
Halton O
Glen Orchard...
Glenorchy
Stormont O
iGlen Porter . ..
Glen Rae
Glen Road ....
Northumb NB
Lambton, E R . . C
Antigonishe. . N S
Glengarrv O
Glen Becker
Dundas O
Colchester . . . . N S
Brockville O
Marquette .... M
Frontenac . . O
Glen Robertson.
Glen Ross
aieti /?/*>//
Hastings, W R..O
Glengarrv O
Glenroy
Glen Sandfield .
Glenshee
Glengarry O
Norfolk, S R....O
Pictou NS
Simcoe, S R . . . .
Inverness . . . .N S
Middlesex, WK..O
Inverness . . . .N S
Restigouche . .N E
Guysboro N S
Elgin, ER
Kinsr s PEI
Cardwell
Glen Campbell .
Glenshee
Glen Smail
Grenville, S R . . O
Marquette M
Glensmith ....
Glen Stewart . . .
Glen Sutton . . .
Glen Tay
Glen Uig . . .
Dundas O
Glen Colin
Glencorradale .
Brome Q
Lanark, S R O
Antigonishe . . N S
Frontenac
Glenvale
Selkirk M
Glenvale
Westmoreland. N B
Inverness N S
Glengarry
Glen Donald . . .
Glendale
Glengarry
Glenville
Inverness . . . . N S
Middlesex, ER. C
Marquette .... tl
Qolb-irlj- TV1
Glen Water
Glen William.. .
Glen Williams .
Glen Willow . . .
Glen Wood
Glen Wood
King s P El
Glendinning . . .
Olendower
Halton
Addington" C
Middlesex, W R.
Yarmouth .... N
N. Westminster. BC
Kent,. ..C
Gleridyer
Gleneden
Inverness . . . .N f
Grey, ER C
(ilcnwood Static
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285
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SKKKEY,PI>.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION",
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Oobeil Oharlfivoix O
Murray Bay 329 -8
580-83
345
580-52, 432
B11 (RR name Bed
ford)
Oampbellf d 580 "27
Windsor Jun. 599-1
714
535-53
via St. John, N B
ria St. John, N B
Eganville 535"11
Peel 535-86
Gladstone 622
Trout Creek 580 67
Antigonishe 599 7
South Finch 535 33
Mahone B. 646, 373
Blytheswood 625 3
580-54
574
Woodstock 580-50
Rothesay 599 12
535-51
Woodstock 535-86-
90
Iron Dale 600
Bells Corn rs 535-12
580-36
Musquash 695
Sussex Vale 599 12
Head of St. Peter s
Bay 665 4
Wapella 535 -52
Amherstburg,625 l
Mattawa, O.,535-l-2
Golden 535-53
Bristol 535-86
Arthur 535 41
Shubenacadie 599-1
428-3, 430-1, 422"2,
or Spanish River
Station 535-2. ,
Harwood 580-17
via Meaford, Ont.
Unionville 580 36
535-41
Klgin 572
Antigonishe 599 7
N panee 509 -2,580-9
via S t Ste Marie, O
via S t Ste Marie, O
Scotstown 535-7
535-7
Memramcook 599 1
580-54
Souris East 665 4,
359-1, 371
1 580-53
I Gi-aham s 535-12
! Elgin, 572
i Mitchell 580-52
i Maple Creek 535 53
) Kazubazua 656
) :>80-9
5 Wo stock 535-86-90
5 Waterville 714
J 535-32
[: Emerald 665 -1-2
) Malton 580-51
5
B RenousB dge 599-8
} Granhv 54: )- 1
i 54.V1 "
> G rand igueF ry 364
3 540
i :,:;.VS8
) Park Hill 580-51
D Ban-otville 329-8
Grand Cascapedia
Grande Clairiere
Grand Desert. . . .
Grand Entry ....
Grand Fonds ....
Grand Forks . . .
ionaventure . . . .Q
Selkirk Ml
Halifax N S
iaspe Qi
308
Hartney 535 58
via Halifax, N S
359-1
Murray Bay 329-8
Okanagon 535 74
5t,Eustache535-22
Gaspe Ba n 346, 350
580-13
via Winnipeg, Man.
Duck and Pringle,
Man., 535-70
535-19
St. Francois, Nord
East, 675-1
Cheticamp 359 -2
Gaspe Ba n 346,350
535-84
Ortonville 535 84
Grand Manan 403
Notre Dame 518
Stobart 535 62
via Svdney
599-1
403ormaE portMe
Lac a la Torture
535-19
St. Octave 599 2
via Sydney, N S
via Sydney, N S
Iona599-14,364,372
599-14 (R R name
lona)
St. Adelaide de Pa-
bos 350
St. Anselme 675
714
350 or Bl. Cape 508
St. Leonards Stat n
535-84
St. Peters 364, 370
via St. Peters
Ste. Monique de
Nicolet, 565
S. Angele de Laval
580-14
Little York 665-3
535-41
rin Charlottetowrt,
Brantford 580 78
Cypress Riv. 5.35-59
Orangeville 535-40
Spence s Bd 535 -79
Trout Creek 580-67
via Liverpool
South Indian 531
CapTormentine638
Chesterville 535 33
Comox 450-2, 451
St. Marvs 580-49-51
580-51
\Vestville599-9
in Cornwall, Ont.
Breadalbane 665-1
Annapolis 714, 392
t:i:i"2, 712
do do
:il."> or Huntsville
580-67
Grimsby 580 83
Neguac 353
Asiidad 611
MoncklandSt535-33
580-67, 420-3
rin Peterborough O
Kntherglen 535 12
. Shediac 599-11
> Lon derry St. 599 1
> dishing 541
> Osgoode Sta. 635 "20
l Black wa r 580-35-36
> i-iii LittleCurrentO
> Whitehurst 535-16
Coble s 1
irant, N R .... O
iaguenay Q
iuron, WE.... O
Godbout
Dharlevoix Q
STorthumb , E R. O
Halifax N S
Yale BC
Grande Freniere..
Grande Grove . .
Grande Ligne . . .
Grande Pointe . .
Grande Prairie . .
Grandes Piles !
Grandes Coudees.
Grand Etang . . . .
Grande Vallee . .
* Grand Falls
G. Falls Portage. .
Grand Harbor . .
r\vo Mountains . . Q
Gasp<5 Q
st John s . Q
Ooff s
Golden
Fale-Kootenay.BC
\lgoma . . . o
frovencher . . . . M
Yale-Kootenay . BC
Dhamplain . . . . Q
Beauce Q
Goldenburg
Golden Grove j
Golden Grove M ls
Golden Lake ....
Golden Ridge....
Golden Stream . .
Golden Valley . .
3t. John . . .N B
St. John N B
Renfrew, N R . . O
Sarleton N B
Marquette M
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Guysboro .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Gasp6 Q
Victoria N B
Goldfield
Gold River ......
Victoria N B
Lunenburg . . N S
Essex, S R O
Wellington, C R.O
Victoria B C
Oxford O
Charlotte ....NB
Kent N B
Goldsmith
Grandin
Sask
Gold Stream j
Grand Lake
Cape Breton . . N S
Halifax N S
Grand Lake Sta. .
Grand Manan . .
Grand-Mere ....
Grand Metis ....
Gr nd Mira, north
Gr nd Mira, south
G. Narrows Rear.
G. Narrows
Grand Pabos ....
Grand Rang ....
Grand Pre
Gondola Point . .
King s N B
Charlotte ....N B
Champlain . . . . Q
Rimouski Q
Lis^ar M
Good Corner ....
Gooderham
Carleton N B
Peterboro , E R . . O
Carleton .O
Cape Breton ..N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Victoria . . . . N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Gaspe Q
Dorchester Q
Goodwood
Ontario, W R . . O
St John N B
Gooseberry Cove
Goose Creek
Goose River ....
St. John N B
King s PEI
Assa
Essex S R O
King s NS
Gordon Bay ....
Musk oka O
Grand River ....
Grand River ....
Grand River ....
Grand River Falls
Grand St. Esprit.
Grand St. Louis. .
Grand Tracadie..
*Gr,ind Valley . .
Grandview
Grand Mew
Gaspe Q
Victoria N B
Gordon Creek . .
Gordon Ranch
Yale B C
Richmond . . . . N S
Richmond N S
Gordonsville ....
Gordonville ....
Gore
Carleton N B
Vellington, N R.O
Hants N S
Nicolet Q
Algoma .... O
Nicolet Q
Gore s Landing. .
Goring 1
Northumb .WR.O
Grey, ER
Queen s PEI
Wellington, N R.O
Queen s PEI
Brant. O
Gormley
York, E R O
Huron, E R . . . .
Albert N B
Grange
Selkirk M
Guysboro N S
Lennox
Granger
C ardwell O
Gosport
Granite Creek . .
Granite Hill . . .
Granite Village . .
Gran t
Yale-Kootenav.BC
Muskoka&PSd.O
Shelburne N S
Russell
Got ting en St., Br.
Goulais Bay ...
Goulais River . .
Halifax N S
Algoma Cl
Algoma C
Grant
Westmoreland . N E
Dundas
Gould Station . .
Grantley
Westmoreland.N E
Wellington, S R.C
King s P E 1
Wellington, N R.C
Renfrew, N R . . C
Albert N I
Grantham
Vancouver. . . .B C
Oxford, NR ....0
Middlesex, N R. O
Pictou . N S
Goarock
Gowan Brae
Gowanstown ....
Gower Point ....
Gowland Mt
Granthurst . . . .
*Granton
Granton
Grant s Corners. .
Granville
Stormont ...
Queen s PEI
Annapolis . . . . N .S
Annapolis . . . X S
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Wentworth, S R.C
Northumberl d NE
Renfrew, S R . . t,
Stormont (
Granville Centre.
GranvUle Ferry..
Grassmere
Gowrie .... .
Perth, S R <
Graburn
Ass:
*Grafton
Northurnb ,W R. (
Carleton N I
Grassy s Corners
Grattan . . .
Grafton . . .
Grafton
Graham
Graham s Road . .
King s NS
Grattan
Queen s P E
Peel (
Gravel Hill
*Gravenhit>-xt .
Gravstock .
Simcoe, E R C
Peterboro, E R...<
iNipissing (
Graham s Siding.
Grainfleld
Colchester . . . . N :
Northumb". . . N ]
Shefford (
Great Desert . . .
Great Shemogue
*Great Village .
Greece s Point . .
Greelev
Granboro
Westmoreland.N I
Colchester . .N !
Ar""enteuil C,
Shefford (
Grand Anse . . .
Grande Ance . . .
Grand Bay
Richmond . . . . N
Gloucester. . . N .
King s N ]
lill-SI ll C
Greenbank
Ontario, N R . . C
Algoma C
Brockville. . . . C
Grand Bend . . .
Grande Baie
Middlesex, NR..<
Chicoutimi . .
Green Bay
Greenbush . .
286
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SKK KEY, PP. 201-26:5
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY.PP.261-263
Greenbush
York N B
W odstock535-86-90
Antigonishe 599 7
531
FlorencevilIe535-89
Bridgewater 646
V 7 alley Sta., 599-13
Antigonishe 599 7
Lockeport 376 3
Westville 599-9
Parrsborough 549
Cross Creek 532
Red Deer 535 63
Alberton 665 1
Walkerton 580-54
via Picton, Ont.
599-2
via Emerson, Man.
R. du Loup (en bas)
599-2-3, 700, 329 8
Locust Hill 535-34
535-84
Debec 535-85-90
N.Glasgow 599-7-13
Brookfield 599 1
St. Cyr 580-12
Dundas 580 83
Souris East 665-4
via New Glasgow
535-33
Ormsby 544
599-1
Park Hill 580-51
644-1
Head of St. Peter s
Bay 665-4
Mouth of Nerepis
535-88
Stonewall 535 "60
Whitby 580-9-38
Kingston Sta. 714
Okanagon 535 74
St. Martin s 543 2
Shawville 663
420-3 or Utterson
580-67
Colwell 580-68-69
535-52
541,535-18,328,327!
Paisley 580-54
535-56
Nap nee509"2,580-9
Rothsay 599-12
Annapolis 714, 392,
393-2, 712
Pembroke 535 12
via Meaford, Ont.
Stanstead Junction
512-1
Tilsonburg 580 78
82, 625-5
Gaspe Ba n 346, 350
Ashdad 611
580-83
580-83
Grimsby 580 83
Providence Bay 426
Invermay 580 55
359 ]
535-52
535-21
535-21
Bellevaux Cove 712
Little Metis Station
599-2
Harbo r Au Bouche
599-7
Aylmer W st 580 82
Georges R er 599-14
Spencerville 535-20
Glenboro 535 59
Notre Dame 518
580-51-54, 535-37
Gordon Cr k 535-26
Guilds . .
Kent O
Blenheim 573
Pugwash 599-15
via Sydney, N S
Tarn worth 509 "1
535-53
Shelburne 376 3
Gilmour 544
Oro Station 580-67
Tilsonburg 580 78-
82, 625-5
364 or via Port Mul-
grave, N S
Alton 599-7
Cayuga580 82,625 5-
vid Halifax N S
Iroquois 580-9
599-4, 580-12
via Victoria, B C
625-5, 580-70
Millikpn 580-36
535-62
Mattawa 535 12
via Iroquois, Ont.
Pri ce Albert 535-62-
535-12
N wcastle 599-2, 353
Emsdale 580-67
Guysboro 364
Deux Rivieres
535-12
Guysborough 364
Brookfield 5991
549 (RR name New-
ville)
580-30
714, 599-1, 370, 371,
372,373,374,376-3
379, 380, 383, 385
Hemmingf rd 580 5
Foxborough 580-27
Lakefield 580 31
via Peterborough
Centreville 547
Almonte 535 12
OT aN.W minsterBCJ
620
N. Mountain 335 3S
Almonte 535-12
via Belleville, Ont.
Quyon 663
580-65-70-83-87,
317
580-65, 317
Kensington 665 1
Bersimis345
Oak Point 390
585
Severn B. 580-67
South Indian 531
Sussex Vale 599 lT
Orillia 580-32-67
Gad s Hill 580 53
390 or Nerepis Sta.
5:15-88
Hanover 580-55
Bowmanville 580-9,
329-2
C pe Traverse 665-2
543"2, 599-12
via FrederictonNB
Ashcroft 5 5 70
Upham 543-2
Malton 580-51
Reaburn 535 52
580-70 (R R name
Rvmal)
580-55
Greenfield
Antigonishe . . N S
Glengarry O
Carleton . . NB
Gulf Shore
Cumberland ..N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Addington O
Greenfield
Greenfield
Gull Cove .
Gull Creek
Greenfield
Queen s N S
Gull Lake
Greenfield
Colchester . . . . N S
Guysboro . . . . N S
Shelburne . . . . N S
Pictou N S
Gunning Cove ..
Gunter
Shelburne N S
Hastings, N R.. O
Simcoe, E R O
Gr nfi d,St. Mary s
Green Harbour . .
Green Hill
Outline
Guysborough
Guysborouyh ....
Guysboro In vale
Gypsum Mines . .
Hackett s Cove . .
Haddo
Norfolk,NR....O
Guysborough .N S
Guysborough .N S
Green Hill
Cumberland . . N S
York N B
Alta
Green Hill
Greenlaw
Prince P E I
Bruce, E R . . . . O
Prince Edward . . O
Gloucester. . . .N B
Provencher . . . . M
Temiseouta . . . . Q
Ontario, W R . . O
Victoria N B
Carleton NB
Green Point ....
Green Point ....
Green Ridge
Green River ....
Green River
Green River
Green Road ....
Green s Brook . .
Green s Creek . .
Greenshields ....
Greensville
Halifax . . N S
Dundas. . O
Hadlow Cove ....
Hagan
Levis Q
Vancouver. . ..B C
Haldimand O
*Hagersville ....
Hagerman s Cors.
i Hague
York, E R O
Sask
: Haileybury
Nipissing O
Piotou N S
Colchester ....N S
Richmond Q
Hainsville .
Dundas O
Halcro ...
Sask
Haley Station. . . .
Halcomb
Renfrew, N R. . . O
Northumberl d NB
Muskoka & P. Sd O
Guysboro N S
Wentworth, NR.O
King s PE 1
Pictou N S
Green Vale
Greenvale
Haldane Hill ....
Half Island Cove.
Halfway
Halfway Cove
Halfway Brook . .
Half way RiverSta.
*Haliburton ....
^Halifax
Green Valley ....
Greenview
Glengarry . . O
Nipissing O
Guysborough .N S
Colchester.... N S
Cumberland ..NS
Peterboro , E R .O
Halifax N S
Halifax ... N S
Hastings, NR.. O
Cumberland . .N S
Middlesex, NR..O
Selkirk M
Greenville Stat n.
Green way
Greenway
Greenwich
King s .. . P E I
Greenwich Hill . .
Greenwood . . . .
King s N B
Lisgar M
, GottingenSt.Br
Morris St. Br. .
Hallerton
*Grcenwood
Ontario, W R . . O
King s N S
Greenwood
Halifax N S
Huntingdon . . . . Q
Hastings, E R . . O
Peterboro , W R O
Peterboro , E R ."O
Kin" s N S
Greenwood
Yale BC
St. John . . N B
Greer
Halloway
Greer Mount ....
Pontiac Q
Hall s Bridge
Hall s Glen
Simcoe, E R O
Simcoe, N R....O
Assa
Grenfel
Hall s Harbour . .
Hall s Mills
Hall s Prairie ....
Hall s Stream ....
Hallville
Lanark, N R O
N. Westminster BC
Compton Q
Dundas O
Grenfell
*Grenvillc
Argenteuil . . . . Q
Bruce, W R . . . . O
Selkirk M
Gretna
Halpenny
Lanark. N R O
Hastings, E R . . O
Pontiac . . Q
Gretna
Lennox O
Halston .
Grey s Mills .
Kind s N B
Halverson ... .
Greywood
Annapolis . . . .N S
Renfrew . . . O
Hamell s Point . .
* Hamilton
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
Hamilton O
Griersford
* James Street
*Pearl Street
* Steven Street
Hamilton Beach.
Hamilton
Hamilton O
Griersville
Grey, E R O
Griffin
Hamilton . . O
Griffin s Corners..
Griffin Cove
Griffith
Elgin, E R O
Hamilton . . . . O
Wentworth, S R O
Prince P E I
Gaspe . Q
Hamilton Cove . .
Hamilton Moun n
Hamiota
Saguenay Q
Renfrew, S R . . O
WentworthSR..O
Wentworth, SR.O
Wentworth, S R.O
(Queen s N B
Manjuette . M
*Grimsby
Grimsby Park . . .
Grimsby Centre . .
Hamlet
Simcoe O
i Hammond
Russell . . O
Hammondvale . .
Hampshire Mills.
Hampstead
King s N B
Grimston
Grindstone Inland
Griawold
Grey, NR
Gaspr .Q
Simcoe, E R O
Oxford, N R... . O
Queen s .... N B
Selkirk M
Hampstead
Hampden
Grondines . . .
Portneuf Q
Grey, S R . . O
Grondines Station
Grosses Coques . .
Grosses Roches . .
Grosvenor . . .
Digby N S
Rimouski , Q
^Hampton
Durham, WR ...O
Queen s P E I
Hampton
Guysborough .N S
Elgin E R O
Hampton
King s N B
York N B
Grovesend
Hamtown . . .
Hanceville ....
Cariboo-LilooetB C
St John N B
Groves Point ....
Cape Breton . . N S
Grenville, S R..O
Selkirk M
Hanford Brook . .
Hanlan
Peel . . O
Grund
Hanlan
Hannon
* Hanover . .
Lisgar M
Wentworth, S R O
Grev, SR.. ..O
Guesruen
*Ouelph . . .
Kent N B
Wellington, SR.O
Pontiac . . . .0
Guieues.. .
1897]
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
287
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY.PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEV,PP.261-263.
Hansford
Cumberland . . N g
Hants N g
Thompson s Mills
599-1
714
via Fredericton NB
via Victoria
5997
via Ottawa, Ont.
Antigonishe 5997
Berwick 714
599-2
KaladarSta. 535-34
St. Martin s 543 2
Bay du Vin 353
Robinson 535-7
Eganville 535-11
Shubenacadie 599 1
638 (R R name
Hardy s Corner)
Salisbury 599-12,
693
535-52
Mark-dale 535-40
Delta 516
580-78
Chipman 543 1 390
Seaforth 580-52
KaladarSta. 535-34
Auburn 714
Barss Corners 646
Spring Brook 544
Perth 535-34
Reaburn 535-52
Park Hill 580 51
535-35
W. R er Sheet Har
bour 371
Little York 665-3
Xatashquan 345
Grenville 535-18,
541, 327, 328
Beach ville 535 "35,
580-83
580-54-78-83
Mille Roches 580-9
535-70
Ajrassiz 53570
Maccan 599 1, 606
Halfway River Sta.
549
580-54-55, 535-41
Lewisville 518
617
62-2
509-1, 611
Burk s Falls 580-67,
Millville 535-83
Waterford515,625-5
Greenville St. 599-1
Woodstock 535-86-
90
611
535-86
VVoodville 580-36
535-58
Ormsbv 544
N. Wiltshire 665-1
Ellershouse 714
BOS
Arnprior 535 12
Harvey 693
535-88
Northwood 580-83
580-17, 314
Stittsville 535-1-2
Farnham 535-1-3-7,
545-1, 632-1
\\Vvinouth Bd.712
580-27, 314
Amherst 599 1
Albert 693
580-78
Norton Sta. 543 -1,
599-12
Hatley
Massawippi 512
Flesherton 535-40
Mission 535-70-73
Mission 535-70-73
Lakefield 580-31
535-34
Weymounth Bd 712
Ormsby 544
531-1, 328, 327
Rat Portage 535-51
viti Fredericton
580-67
St. Jacob s 580-47
Chambers 580 9
Port Hood 359-2
via Ottawa", Ont.
625-5, 580-80
ixeter 580 50
Napan e 509-2,580-9-
Chambers 580 9
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
BurketonSt.535 34
3undas 580-83
Hoiestown 532
Carrolton 535 59
Orangedale 599-14
f. Hamburg 580 51
Qu Appelle Station
535-52
Stittsville 535-12
Vhitewood Station
686-52
Hunter s Ri r.665 1
Canso 364, 371
jiiionville 580-36
44-2, 535-59
Corson s Siding
580-29
Vmherst 599 1
Cardiifan Bd. 665-3
ia Halifax N S
It. Stewart 665 3-4-
Antigonishe 5997
ia Halifax, N S
helburne 376 3
ussex Vale 599-12
River Hebert 606
la Halifax, N S
665-4 (R R name
St. Peter s)
L. Settlement S B
599-7
atamagouche
599-15
99-2 (R R name
Moffat s)
reenvilleSta. 599-1
reenvilleSta. 599-1
ia Victoria, B C
i" Pictou, N S
alkers 62.5 8
ardigan Bd. 665 3
19-7
bornbury 580 68
>ci-by Liiie 512-1
hambord 674
74
Ibert 693
12
a Selkirk, Man.
emptville 535-20
2
liver John 599-15
76
algonie 535 52
r aterloo 580 47
rosseau 420 3
ilbain 5807
.irss Cnrnpra fiK.
*IIantsport
Hatherton
Grey, E R .
Hatzio
N. Westminster. B 1
N. Westminster. B
Peterboro , E R .
Peterboro , E R.
Dig-by N
Hastings, N R . .
Presoott
Han well
York N E
Victoria B C
Hatzic Prairie .
Haultuin
Happy Valley . . . .
Harii r au Bouche
Harbord
Antigonishe . . N S
Carleton
*Havelock .
Harbour Road . .
Harbourville . . . .
*Harcourt
Antigonishe . . N S
King s N S
Havergul
*Hawkesbury . .
Kent N E
Hardinge
Addington
Hawkshaw
Hawkestone . . .
Haickesville . . .
Hawlev
York N B
Hardingville
Hardwicke .
St. John N B
Simcoe, E R O
Waterloo, NR.. O
Lennox O
Northumbeii d NB
Compton Q
Hardwood Flat . .
Hardwood Lake..
Hardwood Lands
Hardy
Renfrew O
Inverness N
Russell O
Hants NS
Hawthorne
Westmoreland N B
Westmoreland N B
Selkirk M
Oxford, S R . . . . O
Middlesex, N R . O
Lennox O
Harewood
iHay
Hav Bay
Hargrave
Hayburn
Lennox O
Richmond N
Durham, W R . . O
Wentworth, NR.O
York N B
Harkaway
Grey, E R O
Harlem
Leeds, S R O
Harley
Oxford, S R O
Queen s N B
Hayesland
Hayesville
Harley Road ....
Harlock
Huron, S R O
Hayfield
Harlowe
Addin<> ton O
Hay s River . . .
Havsville
Inverness .... N S
Waterloo, S R . . O
Harmony
Harmony Mills . .
Harold
King s N S
Queen s N S
Havward
Hastings, N R . . O
Lanark, S R O
Lisgar M
Hazeldean
Harper
Harperville
Hazel Cliffe
A ceo
Harpley ....
-Middlesex, NR..O
Middlesex, E R . . O
Halifax N S
Hazel Grove . .
Hazel Hill
Jueen s P E I
Guysboro N S
Harrietsville ....
Harridan Cove . .
Harrington .
Queen s P E I
Saguenay Q
Hazelmere
^ Westminster BC
Castings N R . . O
York E R O
Hazzards Corners
Headford
Harrington
Harrington, East
Harrington, West
Harrisburg
Argenteuil Q
Heading] y
^isgar "\j
Oxford, N R O
Brant, NR
Head Lake ....
Victoria, N R . . O
Cumberland. . N S
Head of Amherst
Head of Cardigan
Head of Chezzet k
HeadofHillsboro
H d. oflnd. Har.L
Head of Jeddore
Head of Jordan R
H d of Millstream
H d of R. Hebert.
H.ofSt.Mar et sB
H. of St. Peter s B
H. of South Riv. L
H. Tatamag che B
Head of Tide
H d of Wallace B
H dofVVal eB.NS
Heal
Harrison s Corn s
Harrison River . .
Harrison Hot Spr
Harrison Road . .
Harrison Settlem
*Harriston .
Cornwall O
Halifax "V s
N. Westminster. BC
N. Westminster. BC
Cumberland.. N S
Cumberland . . N S
Wellington, N R.O
Westmoreland. X B
Essex, S R . O
Marquette M
Addington O
King s .... P E I
Juysboro N S
falifax . . N S
Shelburne . . . . N S
King s N B
Cumberland. . N S
FTalif-i v "NT ti
Harrisville
Harrow
Harrowbv
Guysboro N S
Colchester .... N S
Restigouche . . X B
Cumberland . . N S
Cumberland . . N S
Vancouver B C
elkirk M
Ilarrowsmith ..
Hartfell . . .
Muskoka&P. S d.O
York N B
Hartfield
Hartford
Norfolk, N R O
Cumberland. . N S
Carleton N B
Hartford
Hartford
Hartington. .
Addin^ton O
flartland . .
Carleton N B
Hartley ....
Hartney
Victoria, N R . . O
Selkirk M
Heaslip
Heathbell
Hartsmere
Hartsville .
Addington O
Queen s P E I
Hants N S
Albert N B
Heather
Heatherdale ....
Heatherton ....
Heathcote
,ambton, E R . . O
King s P E I
Antisronishe . . N S
Ji-ey, E R
Hartville . . .
* Harvey . .
Harvey
Renfrew, S R . O
Albert ... N B
Harvey Bank
Harvey Station .
Harwich . . .
11 i ln rt ville
Hebert ville Stat n
Dhicoutimi .... Q
York N B
Kent
Harwood ....
Northumb , W R.O
Carleton O
rarmouth. . . . N S
Lisgar M
Harwood Plains. .
Hecla
Haseville
Hassett
* Hastings
Hastings
Missisquoi . . . . Q
Digby N S
S orthumb , E R. O
Cumberland.. N S
Albert NB
Jxford, S R . . . O
King s N B
Heckston
jrenville, N R.. O
%by N S
ictou N S
Heotanooga . . .
lli. dgcville ....
llc.ilcwille
Quebec Q
Hastings
Hatchlev Station
Hatfield Point ..
Heidelburg ....
Hekkla
Assa
Vaterloo, NR.. O
[uskoka&P. S d.O
tuntingdon. . . . Q
unenburtr NS
Hemford . .
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATKD, OR NEAR-
KST R. R. STATION,
8EEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NKAR-
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Dorchester . Q
St. Anselme 675
Port Rowan 580 86
580-5
\arrows 390
Green ille Sta.599 1
St. Julie 580-12
580-48
Shubenaca ie 599 1
L 0rigirial327, 328,
or Calumet Que.
535-18
531
Stanbridge Station
535-1, 545
580-50
580-55
580-55
Athelstan
Hall s Stream 620
Belwood 535-36
Vancouver 535 70
Ormsbv 544
Cherry Grove 665 -4
Deloraine 535"57
Elkhorn 535 52
New Mills 599-2
535-13
via Halifax, N S
Perth 535-34
580-54
Newton 580-53
625-5
via Chatham
via Peterboro, Ont.
Hampstead 390
580-80 (R R name
Strathallan)
Havelock 572
Welling nSta. (ifi.Vl
via Charlottetown
535-52
Kentville 54V, 714
Calabogie 611
580-51
Newport Sta. 714
Annidale 543 1
625-5
Port Union 550-9
Lon derrySta.599-1
Bristol 535-86
535-64
Moosomin 535-52
via Moncton
599-1
Andover 535 86
Moosomin 535-32
St. Julie Sta. 580-12
Wolseley 535-52
N. Range Corner
712
Lachute 535-18
Canard 547
580-8
544
Leamington 617,
625-3
Camlachie 580 51
P. Hood 359-2, 364
693
535-36
Annapolis 712, 392
580-66
Broadview 535 -52
Port Hawkesburv
599-14, 371, 380
Sussex Vale 599-1?
Kippen 580-50
fin Svdney, N S
lElarin 572
Hillview
Selkirk M
Griswold 535 -52
nn Manitowa ng O
Brighton 580 9
644-1
Newburg 509 "2
via Ottawa, Ont.
Steevescote 693
535-58
580-27
Morrisburg 580 9
320, 323, 324
via. Owen Sound, O
580-34 (R R name
Scott s Mills)
535-18-21
Otterburne 535-55
Orangeville 636-40
B k Meado s 599 15
Burgessville 580-80
390 (Holder s L d g)
Rothesay 599 12
Beach ville 535 "35,
580-83
535-40
580-07
580-59
Buckingham 535 18
327, 328
Red Deer 335-63
Hartington 611
Dravton 580 54
Alla ndale 580 65-
67-68-69
King 580-67
Bumfrau 535 86
580-52
535-57
580-46
Mo nt Albert 580-37
St. Remi 580 5
Lucknow 580-48
via S.Cath rines, O.
via Sydney, N S
Shelburne 535 40
535-70
via Wiarton, Ont.
Egan ville 535 -11
Cardigan B ge665 l
Hunter s Riv. 665-1
Paspebiac 350
Perth 53f>-:!4
Dundalk 535 40
Hopewell Hill 693
599-13
Cape Station 693
093
Salisb ry 599-1-2, 693
535-35
451 oiftNanaimoBC
Victoria R d 580-29
Shelburne 535-40
via Sydney, N S
Ashci-oft Station
535*70
Edmonton 535 63
714
Powassan 580 67
Iron Dale 600
Port Rowan 580 86
Grindstone Is.359-1
Washago 580 67
Ballan ne Sta. 5-n- .i
via New Westmin
ster, B C
580-7, 531
535-88
wia Halifax
Glanworth 580-81,
025-4
Chester 373
Hemlock
Norfolk, S R .. ..O
Huntingdon . . . .Q
Hilly Grove ....
Hilton
Algoma O
Northumb , ER.O
Selkirk .... M
* Hemming ford .
Henderson s Gr ve
Hen erson Set m t
Hen erson Set m t
Henderson Vale . .
Hilton
Queen s N B
Hinch
Addin ton . . O
Cumberland . . N S
Hintonburg ....
Hiram
Carleton O
Albert N B
Huron, E R O
Hants N S
Hirsch
Assa
Hnausa
Hoard s Station . .
Hoasic
Lisgar M
Northumb , E R O
Dundas ... O
Prescott .O
Henrysburg
St John s Q
Hoath Head ....
Hobart
Grey, N R O
Iberville .Q
Simcoe, E R ....O
Hochelaga Q
Provencher .... M
( nnhvpll . .O
*Hensall
Huron, S R. . O
*Hochelaga ....
Hochstadt
Hepworth
Hepworth Stati n
Bruce N R O
Bruce N R O
Hockley
Huntingdon Q
Hodsrins Pnntiop . .. O
Hodson
Pictou N S
Wellington. CR.O
Burrard B C
Holbrook
Oxford, S R.... O
King s N B
Heriot Bay
Holderville
Holiday
Hastings, N R . . O
Kind s P E I
Oxford O
Hermanville ...
Hernando Island.
N Westminster BC
Selkirk . M
Holland Centre. .
Holland Landing
Holland
Grey, NR O
York, N R O
Assa
Heron Island
Restigouche . . N B
Holland s Mills . .
Hollbroke
Ottawa Q
Herring Cove
Herrons Mills
Halifax . . . . N S
Alta
Lanark, NR.... O
Waterloo, S R . . O
Perth N R .O
Holleford
Addington O
Hollen
Wellington, N R O
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
York N R O
Hewitt
Holly
Hexham
Northumb d . . N B
Ottawa Q
Holly Park
Hey worth
Hiawatha
Peterboro, E R. .C
Queen s N I
Oxford, N R . .. O
Westmoreland ....
Prince ...... P E 1
Kind s P E I
Holmesville ....
Holmesville ...
Holmfleld
Carleton NB
Huron, S R . . . . O
Selkirk M
^Ilolstein
Grev, S R O
Holt
York, N R O
Higgin s Road . .
;Holton
Holvrood
Chateauguay ....(,
Bruce, W R . . . . C
Lincoln . . . O
Hi th Bluff
Highbury
Hio-h Falls
Homer
King s N S
Renfrew, S R O
York W R O
Homeville Cape Breton . . X S
j Honey wood .... Simcoe, S R. . . C
Honora Aliroma O
Hi^hfield
Highfield
Hi-hneld
Hants N S
Hope.
Yale B C
Hope Bav
Bruce, NR O
Elgin \v R O
Hopefield
Renfrew, S R . . . O
King s P E I
Highland Creek..
Highland Village.
York E R O
Hopefleld
Colchester . . . . N S
Guysboro . . . . N S
Cafleton N B
Hope River ....
Hopetown
Queen s P E 1
Bonaventure . . . .(,
Lanark, N R.... O
Grey, ER O
Albert NB
Hopetown
Hifjh Hivcr
Alta
Hopeville
i Hopewell
Assa
Westmoreland N B
Colchester N S
Victoria N B
* Hopewell
Pictou N S
Hilden
Hoimvell Cape . .
Hopewell Hill ..
Hopper
Albert N B
Hillandale
Albert N B
Hillburn
Assa
Albert N B
Hill Crest
Hornby
Hal ton
Hill Farm
Assa
j Hornby Island . .
Horncastle
Horning K Mills .
Horn s Road
Horsefly
Vancouver B C
Victoria, N R . .
Grev E R O
Hill Grove
Dio-by N S
Hill Head
Argenteuil Q
Cape Breton... NS
Cariboo BC
Hillaton
King s N S
Hillhurst
Hillit-r
Hillnian . . .
Compton Q
Horse Hills . .
Alta
Prince Edward . . C
Essex S R . .0
Horton Landing .
Hotham
King s N S
Hillsborough
Hillsborough
* Hillsborough . .
Hillnburgh
Lamb ton, W R. .0
Inverness . . . N S
Albert N B
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Peterboro , ER.O
Norfolk, S R....
Gasp6 Q
Hotspur
Hough ton
House Harbour .
Housey s Rapids .
Howe Island
Howe Sound ....
*Howick
floyf Station
Hubley Settlem t.
Hubrev
Wellington, S R.
Annapolis
Simcoe, E R. . . .
Assa
Ontario, NR....O
Frontenac
*Hillsdale
Hillesden
N.Westminster.BC
Chateauguay (,
Sunbury N B
Halifax NS
Hillfdale
Inverness ..... NB
King s N B
Hillsdale
Hill s Green
Hillside
Huron S R
Middlesex, SR..O
Halifax N &
Cape Breton . . N S
Albert.. ..NB
Hubbard s Cove . .
Hillside .
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
289
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WIIICI
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION
SEEKEY,PP.261-26c
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY.PP. 261-263
Huberdeau . . . .
* // iidson
Ar ()r enteuil . ^
1 Ste. Agathe des
Monts 535-23
)328
) Hudson 3-28, 535 32
; Wickham 390
1 via Iroquois, Ont.
535-14-18, 656
!|Enderby 53574
lWeston535-40,
580-51
Miniico 580-87
580-88
Min edosa622,622-l
Cody s 543-1
lona 599-14, 364
Mattawa, O. 535 12
665-1
Louiseville 535 21
580-7
; 535 -73
Clifford 580-54
via Sydney X S
Lcnnoxville 512,
535-7, 580-8, 675
Stittsville 535-12
Liverpool 376 3
580-67, 315
via Parry Sound, O
fin Ottawa. Ont.
Hensall 580-50
via Selkirk, Man.
Parkhill 580 51
Shubenac die 599-1
Milford Bay 420 3
C hurchville 535 39
Ormsby 544
Killarney 535 57
580-50-83, 535-42
Ashdad 611
Cardinal 580 9
535-3, 545, 535 1
via Selkirk, Man.
Cavan 535 -34
Butternut R ge 572
535 51
Novar 580-67
580-50
535-70
Case Settle nt 543-1
Oak Point 390
ria X. Svdnev. \ S
Trehern e 585-69
via Halifax, N S
535-52
Campo Bello 403
Moncion 518,
509-1-2-1-2
Mahone B y 646,373
Ind nR rSta.535-34
Kensington 665 1
Shubenac die 59;i-l
390 ./VtSt.John \H
S3, 535-35
Tamworth 509-1
>0 (>.-., 535-39
via Owen .Sound
Lawrencetown 714
580-30
359-3
via Svdnev
Chester 378
i i Parry S d, Ont.
i-oton SIR. 5:; ; V40
S". Mountain 535 33 |
PoekinoiK-he 540
rhurso 535-18
535-35
>35 63
Jraigvale 580 67
Innisville
Lanark, S R C
Westmoreland. X E
Frontenac
Perth 535 -3 1
572
via Kingston, Ont.
Elora535-36,580-54
Kincardine 580-48
432
580-55
Ste.JulieSta.550-12
or,.V] (R R name
Portage)
625-8
625-5
599-14, 364, 372,
(Landing name
Grand Xarrows)
625-5
James R rSta.599 7
Calabogie 611
via Iroquois, Ont.
Hebron 712
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
Minesing 580-69
via Charlotte town,
Flesherton 535 40
518
Thompson 535 25
600
Sweetsburg 535 "3
Orangedale 599-14
Hopewell 599-13
Hopewell 599 13
656
580-9, 320, 323, 324
Ste.JulieSta. 580-12
Hillsborough 693
371, or Antigonishe
599-7
Isaac s Harbo r 371
via Selkirk
Rat Portage 535-51
Cookshire 535-7,620
Shippigan 540
Woodville 580-36
St. Paul s Bay329-8
Montmagny 599 3
Pointe Claire 580-9
Xiverville 535-55
Berthier (en haut)
535-15, 329-7
Ste. Anne de Belle-
vue 535-33, 580-9
328 Ste. Anne de
Bellevue 535-33,
580-9
r >99-2
535-35
B dgewater 646,374
Hyde Park Corner
535-42, 580-50-83
580-33, 535-34
Marbleton 675, 620
[ona 599-14
N T . I), du Lac 700
Thornton 580-65
Landsdowne 580 9
S35-13
Dhompson s Mills
599-1
ria Owen So nd, O.
Jp.W dstock535-86
Jp.W dstock335 86
ria X. Sydney, X S
99-2
)rwell 580-82
fames R. Sta. 5997
99-7
Jrussels 580-48
ona 599-14, 364372
ilmonte 535 12
onu pool 535-34
Vaudreuil (j
Intervale ....
Inverary
Hudson Heights
Huestis Landing
Hulbert . . .
Vaudreuil . . . . (,
Inverhaugh
Inverhuron. . . .
Wellington, C R.
Bruce, W R . . . .
Bruce, XR...
Queen s N I
Dundas C
Invermay
*Hull
Ottawa . . . C
Hullcar Gale R f
* Inverness
Megan tic (j
H umber
!York, WR C
York, W R . . . C
Inverness
Prince P E 1
Humber Bay
II a mberstone . .
Hun s Valley ....
Hunter s Home. .
Hunter s Mou ain
Hunter s Point . .
Hunter s River . .
Hunterstown ....
^Huntinr/don . .
Huntingdon ....
Huntingfleld ....
Huntingdon ....
Huntingville
Huntlev
Inwood ....
Lambton, E R . .
Elgin, W R
Welland C
lona
Marquette M
lona
Victoria X S
Queen s N E
lona Station
Ireland
Ireland . .
Elgin, W R ....
Antigonishe . . N S
Renfrew
Victoria N
Pontiac (j
Queen s .... P E ]
Maskinong6 . . . . C
Hunting-don. . . . (,
X. Westminster. BC
Huron, E R
Cape Breton. JST S
Sherbrooke ....(,
Lanark, N R
Queen s N
Irena
Dundas
Ireton
Yarmouth X S
Cape Breton . . X S
Simcoe, X R
Queen s P E I
Grey, S R
\Vestmoreland.XB
Algonia O
1 rish Cove ....
Iris . . .
Iris . .
Irish Lake
Irishtown .
Hunt s Point ....
*Hunt*ville ....
Hurdville
Muskoka & P.S d.O
Muskoka & P.S d.O
i Russell
Iron Bridge
Iron Dale. . . .
Victoria, X R . . O
!Brome . . Q
Hurdman s Brid e
Hureauville . .
Iron Hill
Richmond N S
Perth ....
Iron Mines
Inverness .... X S
IPictou X S
Pictou \ S
Hurondnle. .
Iron Ore
Husavick
Lisgar M
Iron Rock
Hutchinson . .
Middlesex O
Ironside . .
Ottawa Q
Hutohinson Settl
Hutton House . .
Huttonsville ....
Halifax N S
*Iroquois
Dundas O
Simcoe, E R
Peel O
Irvine
Megan tic Q
Irving Settlement
Isaac s Harbour.
Isaac s Har. E Side
Isafold
Albert X B
Hybla ...
Hastings, N R. . O
.... Assa
Guysboro X S
Guysboro X S
Lisgar . . M
Hyde
Hvder
Selkirk M
Middlesex, E R . .
Renfrew, S R O
Grenville .. . O
Hyde ParkCorner
Hyndford
Isherwood
Island Brook ....
Island River
Algoma . O
Hyndman
Compton Q
Iberville Iberville O
Gloucester . . .X 15
Victoria, X R . . O
Icelandic River . .
Ida
Lisgar M
Durham, E R . . O
Queen s 1ST R
Islav
Isle aux Coudres
Isle aux Grues . . .
Isle Bizard
Ida
Montmagny Q
Jacques Cartier .Q
Provencher M
Ignace Algoma
Ilfracombe Muskoka & P.S d.O
Ilderton Middlesex, E R . O
IllicUlewaet Yale-Kootenay.BC
Imlah Kind s N R
Isle des Chenes . .
Isle Dupas
Berthier Q
Isle Perrot
Vaudreuil Q
Inchby
Queen s \ B
Isle Perrot Xorth
Isle Verte .
Vaudreuil Q
Indian Brook. . . .
Indian Ford ....
Indian Harbour .
Indian Head ..
Victoria N S
Marquette M
T6miseouata . . . . Q
York W R O
Halifax \ S
Assa
Indian Island ....
Indian Lorette . .
Indian Mountain
Indian Point ....
Indian River ....
Indian River ....
Indian Road ....
" 1 niilnn Town .. \
*Inqersnll
Charlotte .... N B
Quebec Q
Islington
Italy Cross
Lunenburg. . . .XS
Middlesex, S R. .O
Hastings, S R.. .O
Wolf Q
Victoria X S
Icmiscouata . . . . Q|
Simcoe, S R O
Leeds, S R o
Algoma O .
Cumberland . . X S
Simcoe X R . . . .O
Srev, N R O i
3arleton X R 1
^arleton . . X B \
Westmoreland. N I
Lunenburg. . ..N S
Peterboro , E R . O
Prince P E I
Ivan
Ivanhoe .
Ives
Ivera . .
Hants X S
Ivrv
St. John X B
Oxford, S R O
Addin -fton O
,
Ivv
Ivy Lea
Jackflsh
Jackson .
Ingle
Ingleside
Lisgar M
Ingle wood
Inglis Falls
Inglisville
Cardwell O
Jacks Lake
Grey, NR O
Annapolis . . . . N S
Victoria, X R . O
Victoria N S
Victoria N S
Jackson
Jacksontown ....
Jacksonville
Ingoldsby . .
Ingonish
Ingonish Ferry. . .
Inarram River . . .
Inholmes. ...
Jacksonville
, ape Breton. . X S ?
lestigouche X B
lgin E R O (
Halifax \ S
Jacquet River . . .
Jaffa 1
Muskoka & P.S d.O
Irey. K R O
Inistioge ....
James River i
James River Sta. .
* James Street ... \
\.ntigonishe . . X S .
Uniuonishe . .N S 5
lamilton O
Inkerman
Dundas O
jloucester X 15
Htiuva Q
Jnkerman <
Inlet
luron, E R .... O I
r ictoria X S I
Inneririp .... I
Oxford, X R.... O
Alta
famesville \
I a ni x fail-
,anark, X R O f
)urham, E P. ....O I
Innisfil ;
Simcoe, S R O
19
290
POST OFFICES AND KAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES .
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
IAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION ,
SERKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
R.AILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
Jloucester N B
Huskoka&P.Sd. O
Ottawa Q
540
Emsdale 580-67
Ihurso 535 18
Jrillia 580 32-67
580-70-82
535-16 (R R name
Irish Creek)
Arichat 364, 371
580-83
via Halifax, N S
King 580-67
Sussex Vale 599-12
\Vhitehurst 535 16
390 or Codys 543"!
Cody s 543-1
Thedford580-51
Keene 580-27
G!aspe Basin 346
S. Francois NordE.
675-1
Lynden 580 83
Shelburne 535 40
Mouth of Keswiek
535-83
Thessalon 535 25,
428-3, 430-1
via Ottawa, Ont.
Digby 712, 392,
393-2
606
via Owen Sound, O
Oak Point 390
Hensall 580-50
Dorchester 599"!
via Ottawa
wiaCh rlottet n PEI
Cody s 543 1
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
535-7
Bath 535 -86
Westmorel d Point
599-1
535-17
Otterburne 535 55
N. Station 543 1
599-12
319 or Elgin 516
Chicoutimi 329 8
580-83
Shelburne 376 3
Lockeport 376 3
Shelburne 376 3
Sussex Vale 599-12
580-83
Petersburg 580-51
Dunmore Junction
500, 535-53
Ballant iieSta.580 9
N. Wakefk-ld 656
Orangedale 599-14
420-3 or Utter.son
580-67
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
Calgarv 535 53-63
Mallorytown 580-9
> 313, 316 or Lake-
field 580-31
i via Svdnev, N S
> Thedford 580-51
! Hovt Sta. 535-88
) 422-2, 4-28-3, 430-1,
or Spanish River
Station 535"25
) 535-34
IjManitou 535" 57
) 535-51
3 535-70
I St. Paschal 599 3
i Yorkton622
a! 535 -53
Kaposvar
Assa
Whitewood Sta.
535-52
3sgoodeSta.535 2fr
Norton Sta. 543-1,.
599-12
Annapolis 714, 392,
393-2, 712
445-3
Indian Head 535 52
North Hatley 512
580-67
Salisb ry 599-12, 69X
356
[nvermav 580-55
Emsdale 580-67
Petitcodiac 572,
599-12
Penobsquis 599 "12
Enderby 535 "74
Tottenham 580 6&
580-27
535-51
Tupperville 573
Sussex Vale 599 12
Robinson 535 7
Asheroft 53570
Shelburne 535 40
622
Trout Creek 580 67
\ewWiltshire665-l
in Yarmouth, N S
Kilbain 580 7
Campb lville 535-35
Hawtrey 580 80,
625-5
resque Isle 426
35-52-58
Annapolis 712, 714,
392, 393-2
ona 599-14,364,372
W. Bat/ Iioad599 14-
Newpbrt Sta. 714
Riversdale 599 13
535-20, 319
South Ohio 712
Vestleyville 580-&
535-41
Haliburton 5^0-30
Regina 53.V52
Indian Head 535 52
OsgoodeSta. 535 "20-
Newport Sta. 714
Shubenacadie 599 1
Mitchell 580-52
via Svdney, N S
Kilbain 580 7
via London, Ont.
665-1
Shubenacadie 599 1
535-4-2
610, 599-2
714, 547
Sussex Vale 599 12
Glenvale 611, 50!) l
Okanagon 5:i5 74
Carberrv 535 52
Hopewell 599 13
580-85
Elgin 572
Wanstead 580-85
Su ton West 580-37
Mouth of Keswiek
535-8:!
via Halifax, N S
Aurora 580-67
Orangedale 599-14
Norton Sta. 599 12
r,so-7 (R Rname
White s)
Burlington 580 65-
87
535-86
iars
ZJarleton O
Jarret s Corners. . i
*<farvis . ]
iimcoe, E R. . . . O
Saldimand
Kars
Kind s N B
Karsdale
Annapolis N S
Yale&KootenayBC
Assa
jtrenville, N R ..O
Richmond . . . .N S
Kent O
Jarvriri s Harbour
Jeannette s Creek
JeddoreOyster Pd .
Jefferson
Jeffry
Kaslo
Katepwe
Halifax N S
Katevale
Stanstead Q
York, WR O
King s N B
Katrine
Muskoka&P.Sd. O
Westmoreland NB
Ottawa Q
iay Settlement . .
Kazubazua
lellvbv
Brockville . . . . O
Keadv
Grey, N R O
Queen s N B
Kearney
Muskoka&P.Sd. O
Westmoreland. N B
ving s NB
Yale BC
Lamb ton, E R.. O
Peterboro ,ER..O
Keats
Jermyn
Kedron
Keefer s
Jersey Mills
Brant, N R O
Grev, E R O
York .N B
Keenansville ....
^ Keene
Jardwell
Peterboro , ER..O
\lgoma O
Keewatin
Jewett s Mills
Keith
Bothwell O
Keith
Keith
King s N B
Compton Q
Cavleton O
Keirhley Creek . .
Keldon
Cariboo B C
Wellington, N R.O
Yale . B C
Joggin Bridge . . .
*Joggin Mines . . .
Johnson
iu-hv N S
umberland . . N S
rey, N R O
Kelloe Station . .
Kells . . .
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Queen s PEI
Yarmouth N S
Huntingdon Q
Halton . . . O
Kelly s Cross ....
Kelly s Cove ....
Kelso
Johnson s Croft. .
Johnson s Mills. .
Johnson s Mills. .
Johnston s C ners
Johnston s River..
King s N B
Huron, SR O
Vestmoreland N B
Kelso
Kelvin
Norfolk, NR.. ..O
Grey, NR O
Queen s P E I
Kemble
Richmond N S
Compton Q
Kemnay ....
Selkirk M
Johnville
Kempt
Queen s N S
Kempt Head
Kempt Road ....
Kempt Shore ....
Kempt Town
*KemptviMe ....
Victoria N S
Jolicure
Vestmoreland . NB
oliette Q
Richmond N S
Hants N S
Colchester N-S
Grenville, N R O
Yarmouth .... N S
Durham, \V R . . O
Wellington, N R.O
Peterboro , E R .
Assa
Provencher M
Jones Corner
Jone^ Falls
King s N B
Leeds S R O
Kenihvorth
Kennaway
Kennell
Shelburne . . . .N S
Shelburne . . . .N S
Shelburne .. ..N S
Kenlis
Assa
Jordan Bay E S. .
Jordan Ferry. . .
Jordan Mountain
Jordan Station.,
Jordan Branch . .
Josephsburjr
Russell O
Hants N S
Kennetcook Cor
Hants N S
Perth O
Shelburne . . . .N S
Waterloo, S R..
Assa
Kennington Cov
Kensington .....
Cape Breton . . N
Huntingdon. . . . Q
Middlesex, E R . . O
Prince .PEI
Kensington
* Kensington . . .
Kent
Halifax N S
Kent Bridge
Kent Junction. ..
Kentville
Keohan
I Kepler
Bothwell O
Jubilee
Victoria N
Kent N B
King s N S
\ing s N P
Frontenac
Juddhaven
Simooe, E R . . . .0
Jumping Pond .
AlU
Keremeos ....
Yale-Kootenay.BC
Marquette M
Kerfoot
; Kerrowgare
Pictou NS
Juniper Island .
Juniper Mount .
Peterboro , E R .C
3ape Breton ..N S
Lanibton, E R. . C
Sunbury N I
Al <r oma . . . . C
Middlesex, WR.<
Albert N B
Lambton, W R..C
York, N R <
Kerry
Kertch . . .
Keswiek
Juvenile Settle n
Keswiek Ridge . .
Ketch Harbour .
*Kfttleby
York .... N E
Halifax . . N S
Kaladar Station .
Kalei ta
York N R C
Kewstoke
Inverness . . . . N
King s N I
Huntingdon C,
Halton C
Selkirk S
Keirsteadville . .
Kilbain
Kaministiqua. . .
*Kainluni>x
Kainouraxka . . .
Algoina . . (
Vale B (
Kamouraska . ...<
Assa, 1
Kilbride
. Kilburn
Victoria N I
Kananaskis . .
..Alt
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
291
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH:
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.^61-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NBAR-
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Kildare
Joliette Q
Joliette 5:55-17
Alberton 665 "1
Tignish 665 1
535-61
Bath 535-86
Shelburne 535-49
via Sydney, N S
535-2
531-2
572
428-3, 430-1, 422,
422-2 or Massey
Station 535^5
535-57
535-35 (R R name
Leslies)
St. Hernias 535-18
Thornton 580 65
Mono Road Station
535-40
319, Smith s Falls
535-16-3:i-34
Glencoe 535 42
580-82-83
Arnprior 535-12
via Owen Sound
580-67
625-8
Flesherton 53540
Winona, 580 83
Church Bridge 622
Pakenham 535-12
580-48, 432
Kilburn 535 86
580-67
Lucknow 580-48
Souris East 665 4,
359-1, 371
King 580-67
BIO FrederictonNB
Chesley 580 55
Tilsonfmrg 580 78-
82, 625-5
lona 599-14, 364, 372
Godei-ich580-52,432
653
via Lunenburg, NS
via FrederictonNB
Dundalk 535-40
580-85
Aver s Flat 512
Richmond Station
580-8-12
Lome 580-1 2
Marysville580 9
New (Oasgow 599 7
Manitou 535-57
via FrederictonNB
Chelsea 656
6. 5 -5
547
509-1. 611, 580-9,
305,319,325-1-2-3,
320, 309, 323, 324,
3292
Rothesay 599-12
610
319 via Kingston
714
via Kingston, Ont.
Kingston Sta. 714
Branch Office
617
Port Hawkesburv
599-14,371,380
vie- Peterboroiv. hO
Pr. Albert 535 62
Sebringville 580-52
665"2
Lucknow 580-48
Lucknow 580-48
580-30
Robertson Sta. 675
Kinosota
Marquette M
Queen s P El
Ontario, W R . . . O
Kino- s \ S
Woodbourne 622
via Charlottetown
PE I
Whitby 580-9-38
Waterville 714
3oderich580 52,432
Ingersoll 535 35
580-83
Kilburn 535 86
Taylor Sta. 625 5
Selkirk 535 51
580-50
Mattawa, O. 535 12
Newcastle 580 9
Richm dE. 580-8-12
580-29
Alexandria 531
Par rsbo rough 549
Debec 535 85-90
656
New Glasgow 599 7
Exeter 580-50
Pr. Albert 535 62
Dundas 580 83
Whycocomah 364
674
Moosomin 535 52
Indian Head 535 -52
Otterburn 535 "55
535-40
535-12
Newbury 535 "42,
580-83
Acton 580-51
Innisfail 535 63
Peel 535-86
535*4
Florenceville535 86
Merigonishe 599 7
574
Elkhorn 535 52
Thornbiiry 580-68
Oxford 599-15
Cayuga 580-82,
625-5
580-83-85, 535-42
via S. Ste. Marie, O
Preston 580 54
Richibucto610
Richibucto 610
Balgonie 535 52
Chemainus 574
Gownstown 580 53
Qu Appelle Station
535-52
Nicolet 565, 329 7
675 (R R name St.
Mary)
535-23
Beauharnois580 16,
329-3
Otterburne 553 55
via Winnipeg, Man
580-13, 535-3
5S5-19
619
St.Hyacinthe 580 8
536-1, 565, 706
Chicoutimi 329 8 "^
wi a Three Rivers Q
Indian Head 535 52
329-5 or Terrebonne
535-21
585-9, 535-3, 328,
329"2-3, 327,
via Lachine, Que.
535-21
via Lachine, Que.
Lachute 53518
535-18
Ste. Agathe des
Kildare
Prince P E I
Kinross . ...
Kildare Capes ....
Kiklonan
Kilfoil
Prince P E I
Lisgar M
Carleton . N B
Kinsale
Kinsman s Corn rs
Kintail
Kilgorie . .
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
Cape Breton . . N S
Renfrew, S R . . O
Renfrew O
Huron, W R.... O
Oxford, N R.... O
Victoria . N B
Kilkenny Lake . .
Killaloe
Killaloe Station . .
Killan s Mills ....
Killarney
Kintore .
*Kint.ore
Westmoreland. NB
Algoma O
Kinty re
Elgin W. . . O
Kipiegun
Selkirk .. .. M
Killarney
Selkirk . . M
*Kippen
Huron, S R . . . . O
Pontiac Q
! Kippe\va
Kirby .
Durham, W R . . O
Drummond . . . . Q
Victoria, N R ...
Glengarry O
Killean
Wellington, S R .O
Argenteuil Q
Kirkdale
Killowen
* Kirk field
Kirkhill . .
Killyleagh
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
Peel . O
Kirkhill ....
Cumberland ..N S
Carleton N B
Kilmaijagh
Kirkland
Kilmarnock
Kilmartin
Lanark, S R . . . . O
Middlesex, W R. O
Carleton O
Kirk s Ferry ....
Kirkmount
Kirkton
Ottawa Q
Pictou N S
Perth, S R O
Kirkpatrick .
Sask
Kilmaurs
Kirkvvall
Wentworth, N R O
Inverness . . . .N S
Portneuf Q
Kilsvth
Grey, NR O
Kiskisink . . .
Kilworthy
Ontario, N R O
Lambton, W R..O
Grev, E R O
Kissina . . .
Assa
Kiinball
Kleczkowski
Kimberley
Kleeteld
Kiinbo
Wentworth, S R.O
Assa
* Kteinburq
York W R O
Kinbrae
Klock s Milln ....
District Nipissing.
Middlesex, \V R O
Halton O
Kinburn . .
Lanark, N R
Bruce, W R
Victoria N B
^Kincardine ....
Kincardine
Knatchbull . .
Knee Hill Valley.
Knowlesville ....
* Knowlton
King
York, N R O
Bruce, W R O
King s P E I
Alta
Kingarf
Kingsboro
Carleton N B
King Creek
York, NR.. ..O
Knoxford
Carleton N B
Knoydart .
Pictou N S
Kingarth
York N B
Vancouver. . . .B C
Selkirk M
Kinghurst
Grev, N R O
Kola
Kinglake
Kingross
Norfolk, SR....O
Inverness .... N S
Huron, W R.. .. O
Richmond Q
Kolapore
Kolbeck
Kohler
Grey, E R O
Cumberland . .N S
Haldimand O
Kingsbridge ....
Kingsburij
Middlesex, S R . . O
Algoma O
Waterloo, S R . . O
Kent N B
Kingslmry
Lunenburg . . . . N S
York N B
Korah
Kos^uth
Kin txclear
Kingscote
Kingscourt
Grey, E R
Lambton, E R.. O
Stanstead Q
Drummond . . . . Q
Drummond . . . . Q
Hastings, E R . . O
Pictou N S
Kouchilbougnae .
KouchilbouguacB
Kronau
Kent N B
Kingscroft
Kingsey
Kualt
Yale B C
*Kincisei/ Falls . .
Kingsfonl
Kuper Island ....
Kurtzville
Vancouver. . ..B C
Wellington, N R
Kutawa .
King s Head
Kingsley
La Baie
Selkirk M
Kingslev
York N B
La Beauce
Labelle . .
Kingsmere
Ottawa Q
Ottawa Q
Kingsmill
Elgin, E R O
King s N S
Kingsi><irt
Chateauguay Q
Provencher M
Provencher .... M
St Johns Q
* Kingston
Kingston O
La Borderie
*K>nrj8ton
King s N B
La Broquerie ....
L Acadie
Lac a la Tortue . .
Lac aux Sables . .
La Carriure
Lac Clair
Kingston
Kent N B
Portneuf O
Kingston Mills . .
Kingston Station
Kingston Station
Kingston Village
*Ki>iij St
*Kin txmlle
Kingsville .
Frontenac O
Kind s NS
Ba<cot Q
Kingston O
Kind s N S
Lac Bellemare . . .
Lac Chapleau . . .
St. Maurice Q
Assa
City of Ottawa . . .
Kssex, S R O
Inverness .... N S
Victoria, S R O
Sask
Lachenaie .
L Assomption. . . Q
Jacques Cartier .Q
Jacques Cartier .Q
* Lachine ....
King s Wharf....
Kinistino
Lachine Locks . .
La Chevrott re .
Lachiue Rapids. .
Lachute Mills
*Lachute
Kinkora
Perth, N R O
Kinkora
Prince P E I
Jacques Cartier .Q
Kinloss
Bruce, W R O
Bruce, W R
Victoria, N R ..0
Mearantic . , .
Kinlough
*Kinmount
*Kinnear n AIUU
La Conception . .
Ottawa Q
292
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEE KEY, PP. 261 -263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Lunenburg . . .N S
Bridgewater 646
Chicoutimi 329 8
Ashcroft 535 70
Grandes Piles
535-19
Indian Head
St. Jerome 535"23,
584, 630
599-2
535-52
580-13, 531
Plaisance 535-18
674
535-63
Coaticook 580 08
450 4 or via New
Westminster B C
Flesherton 535 40
St. Charles, River
Boyer 599 3-4
Penetanguishene
580-69, 422-1
Alexandria 531
Kilbain 580 7
via Lunenburg,N S
Br gewater 64(5, 374
Coe Hill Mines 544
Orangedale 599-14
Orangedale 599 14
Orangedale 599 14
Orangedale 599 14
712
Lake Weedon 675
via Quebec, Que.
Lewisville 518
via Wiarton, Ont
Eganville 535 11
Guysboro" 364
Strathclair Sta. 622
Pembroke 535 12
674
Elmsdale 599 1
St. Anselme 675
Lachute 535-18
Sussex Vale 599-12
5SO-31, 313, 316
Reaburn 535 -52
Pr. Win. Sta.535 88
Berwick 714
Hebron 712
Lakefield 580-31,
313, 316
Woodbourne 622
549
lona 599-14,364,372
Clifford 580-54
535-7
Annapolis 712, 714
Harrow-smith 611,
509-1
Berwick 714
Colborne 580 9, 30(i
Kentville 714
Elgin 572
Ingersoll 535 35,
580-83
via Yarmouth, N S
Kazubazua 656
Chipman 543 -1
r>35-l2, Rufherglen
Mattawa, O. 535 12
Richibucto 610
Antigonishe 599 7
via Charlottetown
Grenville 535-18,
541, 327, 328
Narrows 390
AvlmerW st 580 82
Stoddarts 646
I T p.W dstock535-86
Centreville 547
Lakeville
King s P E I
CherrvGrove665 4
Sheffield 390
St. Peter s 364
675
Papineauville Que.
535-13, 327, 328
Ormsby 545
Agincourt 535 34,
580-36
L Islet 599-3
via London, Ont.
D Israeli 675
535-35
Lacombe 535-63
Shippigan 540
Hanover 580 55
Mississippi Sta. 611
Edmonton 535-63
Perth 535-34
580-9, 329-3
Utterson 580-67
Langenburg 622
Onnslown 580 7
L. Stewiacke 599-1
Pockmouche 540
Holderville 390
St. Pierre, Mont-
magnv 599 3
Lucknow 580-48
Lo. Stewiacke 599 1
580-27 (R R name
Keene)
Boihwell 535-42,
580-83
535-53
622
St. Anselme 675
Cainsville 580 79
Br gewater 646, 374
450 "3, or via Port
Hammond, B C
Port Hammond
535-70 450-3
Phelpston 580 69
Lucknow 580-48
Concord 580 67
Cavignac 535 1
Port Rowan 580-86
Belmont 644-1
Ste Agatha des
Monts535-23
535-21, 329-4-9
Peel 535-86
580-9
Smith s Cove 712
665-2 (R R name
Cape Traverse)
599-3
359-l(A herst L ng)
Cape Cove 350
Chicoutimi 329 8
P t Daniel Cen. 350
Concord 580-67
329 8
Barss Corners 646
Scotstown 535-7
St. Paul s Bay 329-8
535-24
580-7, 329-1
BtHyacintbe 535-1
580-8, 565
Br gewater 646, 374
St. Peter s 364, 370
536-13
St. Peter s 364, 370
535-57
509-1
Fulford 535-7
Stai if old 580-12
Guvsborough 364
625-5, 580-80 (R R
name P. Uov rJ n)
La Decharge ....
Lac La Hache . . .
Lac la Biche
1 Lakeville Corner.
Lake Uist . . .
Sunbury N B
Cariboo B C
Richmond . . . ,N S
Wolfe Q
Alta
Lake Weedon . .
Lalonde . .
Lac la Peche ....
Chaniplain Q
Prescott O
Assa
L Amable
Hastings, N R .. O
Charlevoix Q
lerrebonne . . . . Q
Rimouski ... . Q
La Mare
*Lac MatapeMa.
L Amaroux
York E R O
Lamartine .
L Islet Q
Terrebonne Q
St. John s Q
Ottawa Q
Portneuf Q
Lambeth . . .
Middlesex, S R..O
Beauce Q
Lambton
Lac St. Joseph . .
.*Lam.bton Mills.
Lamerton ...
York, W R O
Alta
Alta
Ladd Mills
Stanstead Q
Lameque
Gloucester. . . .N B
Grey, S R
Lanark, N R O
Alta
* Ladner
N.Westminster BC
Lamlash
Lammermoor. . . .
L Anioureux
Lady Bank
Grey E R O
Bellechasse Q
^Lanark
Lanark, N R.. . O
Glengarry ... . O
Muskoka&P.SUO
Assa
Lafontaine
Simcoe, E R O
Glengarry O
* Lancaster .
Lancelot . .
Landestrew .
Landreville
Beauharnois . . . Q
Colchester N S
La Guerre
LaHavre CrossR d
La Have Island .
Lake
Huntingdon . . . .Q
Lunenburg ... N S
Lunenburg . . . N S
Castings, N R . . O
Inverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Inverness . . . .N S
Yarmouth N S
Wolfe Q
Landor
Landrv
Gloucester.. ..N B
King s ..NB
Lands End
i Land Villa
Montmagny . . . . Q
Huron, W R O
Colchester.... N S
Peterboro, E R . . O >
Bothwell O
Lake Ainslie Cha l
Lake Ainslie W S.
Lake Ainslie E S.
Lake Ainslie S S.
Lake Annis
Lanes
Lanesville
Lang
Langbank
Lake Aylmer
Lake Beauport . .
Quebec Q
Langdon
Alta
Lakeburn
Lake Charles ....
kVestmoreland IN B
Grey, N R O
Renfrew, S R ...O
Guysboro* N S
Langenburg-
Assa
Langevin
Dorchester Q
Langford
Brant, NR O
Lunenburg.. . .N S
N.Westminster.BC
N. Westminster. BC
Simcoe O
Langille s
Lake Dauphin . .
Lake DortS .
Lam/ley
Renfrew, N R. . . O
Portneuf . . . Q
Langley Prairie. .
Langman
Lake Edward.. .
Lake Egmont. . . .
Lake Etchemin . .
Lakefleld
Lakefield
* Lakefleld
Halifax . N S
Argenteuil Q
King s N B
Peterboro , E R .O
Laii""side . .
Bruce, W R . . . . O
York, E R O
Richelieu Q
Lan^-staff
Lanoieville
Lam/ton
Lake Francis ....
Lake George ....
Lake George ....
Lake George ....
Norfolk. SR.... O
Selkirk M
York N B
Langvale . .
Kind s N S
L Annonciation . .
Lanoraie
Ottawa Q
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Peterboro , E R .O
Berthier Q
Lansdown
Carleton N B
* Lansdowne ....
Lansdowne
Leeds, S R O
Cumberland ..N S
Inverness .... N S
Huron, E R . . . . O
Compton Q
Oigbv N S
Lansdowne Hotel
L Anse a Giles . .
L AnsealaCabane
L AnseauBeaufils
L Anse au Foin . .
L Anse a. Gascons
Lansing
Prince P E I
Lakelet
Montmagny . . . . Q
Gasp6 Q
Lake Me^antic . .
La-ke Munro
Lake Opinicon . .
GaspiS Q
King s N B
Chicoutimi Q
Bonaventure. . . .Q
York, W R O
Lakeport
Lake Ramsay
Northumb , W R.O
Lunenburg . . . . N S
Albert N B
L Anse St. Jean . .
Lantz
Chicoutimi Q
Lunenburg . . . . N S
Compton Q
Lakeside
Oxford, N R . . . . O
Yarmouth. . . . N S
Ottawa Q
La Patrie
La P. R. St. Franc/
La Plaine
Charlevoix. ..Q
Terrebonne .... Q
Laprairie Q
St. Hyacinthe . . Q
Lunenburg. . . . N S
Richmond .... N S
Algoma O
Lake St. Mary . .
Lake Stream ....
Lake Talon
*Lapraine,
t La Presentation .
Lapland
Kent XI!
Dist. of Nipis ing.O
Pontiac Q
Kent .. N B
L.Temiscamin^ue
L Archevr que . .
Larchwood
L Ardoise ....
Larivierc
Lark in
Antigonibhe . ..N S
Queen s P E 1
Argenteuil Cj
Queen s ...... N B
Flgin E R O
Lake Verd
Lakeview
Richmond N S
Selkirk .. M
Hastings, E R . . O
Brome Q
Laroche
Larochelle
Megantic Q
King s . . N S
L<trrti s River. . . .
Lit Salette
Guvsboro N S
Norfolk, NR....O
Lakeville
Lakeville . .
Carleton . . N B
King s . . . . N S
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
203
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD OX WHIC1
LOCATED, OR NEAR
KhT R. R. STATION
SEEKEY.PP.261-26
1
POST
, OFFICES.
;
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR-
KST R. R. STATION,
SEBKEY,PP.261-263
La Salie
Lisgar 1
Ottawa (,
[ 535-57
N. Wakefleld 656
I King 580-67
> -29-5, 618
Coe Hill Mines 54<
> Chicoutimi 329 8
via Kingston, Ont
Hudson 535 22
rill Belleville
Shubenac die 599-:
GrandesPiIes535-l
535-58
Georgetown 665 3
359-1
535-40
Grenville 535-18,
541, 327, 328
584, 535-24 (R R
name St. Lin)
Markdale 535-40
Levis 675, 599 3-4,
5bO-12
via Quebec, Que.
329-4-9 or Li. Val-
trit Rood 535-21
Lavant Station 611
611
Creemore 580 64
Richm d E. 580-8-12
Emsdale 530 67
535-89
580-82
714
via, Halifax, N S
653
Annidale 543 1
3oldwater680 32-84
Bl kwater 580-35-36
Seaforth 580 52
Haliburton 580-30
Sp g Hill Mines 549
617, 625-3
Cookshire535-7,620
525-34
Sunderland 580-36
Moorefield 580-54
Tring Station 675
Qu Apell Sta 535-52
via Ottawa. Ont.
Batiscan 535-21
St. Stephen 535 89,
[695
net Toronto
lobertson Sta. 675
lobertson Sta. 676
Vvton Sta. 580-49
80 69
27, 328 or Monte-
bello Que. 535 18
80 -C7
Veguac 353
loncton 599-1
Canaan Sta. 529-2
jlravenhurst 580-67
S T ap nee 509-2,580-9
(68-14
na Owen Sound, O.
a Ottawa, Ont.
larrow smith 611
Robertson Sta. G75
tfaxville 531
Sto ffville 580 36-37
iillarney 535-57
^eloraine 535 57
irandigue F ry 364
.12,675. .X>-8. 535-7;
kMrden 535-52
?t. Andrew s 585 "87
-.aohute 535-18
le Blois Sta. 665-1 j
.35-21, 618
Charlotte . . . . N ]
Annapolis . . . . N !
Victoria N I
5 695
5 Annapolis 714, 392,
393-2, 712
5 Andover 535-86
I Joliette 535-17
) 329-8
! Portneuf 535-21
; Tadousae : .29-8
; Etchemin 5!)9-4
\ Tadousae 329 8
Newcastle 580 9
Tadousae 329-8
via Quebec, Que.
St. George 695
644-3
500
St. George 695
Eganville535-ll
675, 599-3-4, 580 12
Callender 580 67
via Sydney, N S
Lockeport 376 3
Washago 580-67
Mount Uniacke714
Killam s Mills 572
Orangedale 599-14
518
Port Hastings 371
Ayer s Flat 512
Binscarth 622,622"2
Park Hill 580-51
Pontvpool 535-34
Ashcroft 535-70
- Winnipeg
Thompson s Mills
599-1
Oak Point 390
via Manitow ingO.
Pr. Albert 535-62
Holland Cen. 535-40
MauotickS n 535 20
Butternut R ge 572
W. Bay Road 599-14
580-51
Nashwaak 532
Marlbank 509-1
620
W. River Sta. 599-13
Kinburn 531 2
Hunter s Riv. 665 1
390WaasisS n535-82
East Angus 675
Ainherst 599 1
Dambray 580 32
Presque Isle 426
580-30-32-35, 312
rt r oodst k 535-86-90
5tanstead Junction
512, 520-1
3kotoks 535-64
!(t S.vxlney, N S
in Sulney, N S
st. Francois Nord
East 675-1
\urora 580-67
. hijnnan 543 !, 390
Darman 535 -54
3t. Jacob s 580-47
89-7
(2<i ria Wiarton.O.
31khorn535-52
3aden 5,si)T,l
^ipley 580-48
^ntigonishe 599 7
\ntigonishe 599 7
.35-35
.80-8
Vl:iU;iwu 535 12
.80-64
.99-3
Herigonishe 599 7
Sussex Vale 599-12
Lascelles
Laskav
Lequille
York, N R C
Lerwick
L Assomption .
Lasswade
L Assomption . . (^
Peterboro , ER..C
Chicoutimi (,
I Les Dalles ....
Les Eboulements
Les Ecureuils . .
Les Escoumains
Les Fonds ....
LesGr.Berger ne
Laterriere
Latimer
Charlevoix C
Frontenac C
Portneuf C
La Trappe
Two Mountains .(,
Hastings, E R...C
Hants N ,-
Latta
Lattie s Brook ..
La Tuque
Champlain (,
Durham) W R . . C
Lauder
Selkirk M
LesPet Berger ne
Les Sanies
Lessard
Launching Place
Laurel
King s P E J
Wellington, N R.O
Argenteuil . . Q
Beauce ... (^
Charlotte N I
Provencher M
.... Alto
Laurel
* Laurentideg . . . .
Lauriston
L Assomption . . Q
Grey, S R O
*Leth bridge .
L Etete
Charlotte .... N E
Renfrew, S R . .
Letterkenny . . .
*Lf*,vis
Lauvina
Sunbury . . ..N B
Levesqueville . . .
Lauzon
Levis .... Q
Cape Breton . . N S
Shelburne N S
Ontario, N R O
Hints "NT Q
Laval
Montmorency . . Q
Berthier Q
Lewis Head ....
Lewisham
Lewis Mills ....
Lewis Mountain
Lewis Mountain
Lewisville
Lavaltrie
Lavant
l.anark, N R.. .. O
lianark, N R O
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
>rummond . . . <|
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Charlotte N B
Elgin, WR O
Vestmoreland.N B
nverness .... N S
Vestmoreland.N B
nverness .... X S
Lavant Station . .
Lavander. . .
L Avenir
Lawrence Mills . .
Lawrence Station
Lawrence Station
*Lawrencetown. .
Lawrencetown . .
Lawrenceville
Lawson
Lidford
larquecte M
Lieurv
liddlesex, N R . O
Durham, E R . . O
Cariboo B C
Lifford
Annapolis . . . . N S
Halifax N S
Lillooet .
Lillvfield
elkirk A
Shefford Q
Lily
Cumberland . . N S
King s N B
Algoma O
Sask
Jueen s . . N B
"imcoe, E R O
Jntario, NR O
luron, S R . . . . O
eterboro , E R . O
Cumberland . . N 8
Essex, S R O
Compton O
Lily Lake
Lily Lake
Lily Plain
Lawson
Lavton
Leadbury
Leafield
Lily Oak
Lime Bank
rey, N R O
Russell .... O
Leamington ....
* Leamington. . . .
Learned "Plain . .
Leaside Junction
Leaskdale
Lime Hill
ing s N B
Lime Hill
nverness N S
Halton O
York, ER O
Limehouse
Ontario, N R O
Wellington, C R.O
Beauce Q
Limekiln
ork N B
Lebanon ....
astings, E R . . O
nlff* n
Le Bras
Lime Ridg-e
Lebret
Assa
Le Breton Flatx.
Leclercville ....
(City of Ottawa). O
Lotbiniere Q
Charlotte N B
Alta
Limestone
anark, N R O
Lincoln
Ledge ....
Leduc . .
Lee Avenue . .
York
umberlond. . N s
ictoria, S R O
rpv "N" T? O
* Leeds
Me"antic Q
Linden Valley . . .
Lindemvood ....
Leeds Village
Leesboro ....
Megan tic Q
Middlesex, E R . . O
Simcoe O
ictoria, S R O
arleton N B
Lefaivre s Corners
Lefaivre
Lindsay
Prescott
Simcoe, S R O
kVestmorel nd, N B
^orthumb \ B
Westmoreland. X M
Kent \ \>,
Lineboro
Lefroy
A Hn
Leger Brook.
ape Breton. . N S
ape Breton . . N S
eauce Q
nrk V T? O
Legere
Lingan Road
Liniure
Legere Corner.. .
Legerville
Leg Lake ....
Simcoe, E R O (
Lennox o "
Leinster
Linton s
Leitche s Creek
Leith
3ape Breton . . N S .
>ev. V R
Lintrathen
elkirk M
aterloo, N R . .
itiu onishe . . N S
race, N R ....
Ikirk ~\l
Leitram
Leland
iussell o
\ddington O
! Auntie Q ]
Limvood .
Lion s Head ....
Lippentott
Lemesurier. . .
Lemieux
-"rescott . O 1
xford, N R . . . . O
ruce, WE.... O
uysboro N S
iv>l>oro N S
eel O
Lemonville
Jntario, W R .. O S
Selkirk . M
Lena
r . ,
Lennox ....
Selkirk M ]
Lis ombe Mills . .
Lisuar
Lennox Ferry . . .
*Lennoxville ....
Lenore
iichmond N S <
Sherbrooke .... Q ,
Selkirk M
Station . .
Liskeard
Lisle
rummond . . . . Q
pissing O
mcoe, S R O
Islet Q
Leonardville . . .
Leopold
Charlotte N B S
\rgenteuil Q
1 K I
L l*t, t
Leoville
*L Epiphanie ..
L Assomption . . Q ;
Lisson . .
inir s.. ..NB
294
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR XEAR-
KST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-26o
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
*Listowel
Perth, N R . . . O
sT orthumb . . N B
Colchester N S
ff orthumb NB
3ape Breton . . N S
Uape Breton . . N S
Victoria, S R O
Digby NS
Digby N S
580-48-53
Chatham 532, 353
Londonderry Sta.
599-1
Bay du Vin 353
Georges Riv. 599 "14
via N. Sydney, N S
Oakwood 580 35
712
712
422 2, 428-3, 430-1,
MasseySta. 535-25
Shediac 599 11
N. Rich m d 508, 350
?anso 364, 371
599-1
ria Sydney, N S
Souris East 665 4,
359 1, 371
U.Glasgow 599-7-13
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
Tracey Sta. 535 "88
uepreaux 695
via Sydney, N S
P t Hood 359 -2, 3641
599-2
599-2
Musquash 695
Iona599-14,S64,372
350 Black Cape 508
Coleman 665 -1
Cardigan Bd. 665 3
via N. Sydney, N S
Thessalon 535-25,
428-3, 430-1, 422-2
Pushing 541
Harvey 693
St. Stephen 535 89,
695
Cheticamp 359 2
Salisburv 599-12,
693
Cape Cove 350
Grand River 350
Elgin 572
Sheffield 390
Oxford 599-15
Digby 712,392,393-2
Shubenacadie 599-1
Harvey (i93
Sussex Vale 599 12
BiaCharlot et nPEI
Port Elgin 638
Shippigan 540
Tignish 665 1
Harrington 376 3
y/aSt.ThomasW.,O
665-3
376-3 Bridgewater
646, H74
Fergus 535 36,
580-54
Antigonishe 599 7
Thessalon 535-25
Saskatoon 535 62
Almonte 535 -12
Aurora 580-67
Hyde Park Corner
635-42, 580-50-83
Antigonishe 599 7
535-18 (R R name
Rockland)
Riplev 580-48
Port Hood 359-2,
364
599-9
Hantsport 714
Apple Hill 535 -33
Alexandria 531
Loch Leven
Inverness .... N S
Victoria. . . O
Port Hood 359-2,
364
via St. John, N B
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
St. Peter s 364
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
535-12 (R R name
Castleford)
376-3 or via Yar
mouth, NS
Mill River 665 1
580-65 (RRCentre-
ville)
535-34
Avonmore 535 33
Edmonton 535 63
via Pictou, N S
Scottsburn 599-15
Langenburg 622
Sarnia 573, 580 51-
85, 432, 320
Chatham 532
Oak River 585
Smith s F ls 535 16-
33-34, 319
580-50
535-38-42,580-49-50-
81-83, 625-4
580-49-83
nit i London, Ont.
Sussex Vale 599-12
599-1
Solsgirth 622
Gore Bay 428 3,
430-1, 422-2
St. Martin s 543 2
Digby 712,392,393-2
580-87
hrumconnor 622
Holderville 390
vi i Charlot et nPEI
Cod v s 543-1
580-67
Grand Pre 714
Georges Riv. 599-14
Mountain Grove
535-34
Regina 535 52-62
via Montreal, Que
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
Norton Sta. 543 1,
599-12
Lvndhurst 516
345 (L.Pt.Landing)
Rothesay 599 12
Kensington 665 1
Woodstock 535-86-
90
South Indian 531
580-18, 583, 329-1
580-83, 535-42
Marysvale 580 9
Sussex Vale 599-12
Balgonie 535 52
St. Andrew s 535 -87
Thornbury 5SO 68
674 (II R name In-
d an Lorette)
Tottenham 58 J-65
via Winnipeg, Man
327, 328, Calumet,
535-18
ria Parry Sound, O
Trout Creek 580-67
Wolseley 535 52
Kincardine 580 48,
432
580- -2 (R Rname
Kingsey)
Little Bartibog . .
Little Bass River
Little Branch ....
Little Bras d Or.
L. Bras d Or (S S)
* Little Britain . .
Little Brook
Little Brook Sta.
* Little Current . .
Little Cape
Lochlin. . .
Loch Lomond ....
Loch Lomond ....
LochLomondW st
Lochside
St. John N B
Richmond N S
Richmond N S
Richmond . . . . N S
Renfrew, S R . . O
Shelburne. . . . N S
Prince P E I
Loch Winnoch . .
*LocIceport
Algoma . . . O
Yestmoreland.N B
Bonaventure . . . .Q
Jiiysboro . . ..N S
Cumberland . . .N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Kiri " s P E I
Locke Road ....
Lock ton
Little Cascapedia.
Little Dover ....
Little Forks
* Little Glace Bay
Little Harbour . .
Little Harbour . .
Little Judique . .
Lit. JudiquePonds
Little Lake
Little Lepreaux .
Little Lorraine . .
Little Mabou ....
* Little Metis
Little Metis Sta..
Little Musquash .
Little Narrows . . .
Little Pabos
L. Pierre Jacques
Little Pond
Cardwell O
Locust Hill . .
York, E R O
Lodi
Stormont . O
ictou N S
Inverness N S
Inverness . . . .N S
Logan ....
Alta
Logan s Tannery
Logan ville
Pictou N S
Pictou N S
Loa berir .
Assa
Logierait
Lambton.WR.. O
Sorthu berlandNB
Marquette M
Leeds N R O
Sunbury N B
Loggieville
Charlotte . . . . N B
3ape Breton . . N S
Inverness . . . . N S
Rimouski . Q
Logoch
Lombardy
Londesborough .
* London
Huron, S R . . . . O
London O
Rimouski Q
St. John . . .N B
*London, East . .
London, West . .
Londonderry ....
Londonderry Sta.
Lone Tree
Middlesex, E R..O
London ... O
Victoria N S
Gaspd Q
Prince P E I
King s N B
King s . . . P E I
Colchester N S
Marquecte M
Little Pond
Cape Breton . . N S
Algoma O
Little Rapids ....
Little Rideau
Little Ridge ....
Little Ridgeton . .
L. Riv. Cheticamp
L. Riv. Coverdale
Little River East.
Little River West
Little River Elgin
Little River ....
Little River ....
Little River ....
L. R. Mus odoboU
Little Rocher ....
L. Salmon R. Mills*
Little Sands ....
Little Shemogue.
Little Shippigan .
Little Tignish . .
Littlewood
Long Bay
Algoma O
Prescott O
Long Beach
Long Beach ....
Long Branch ....
Longburn .
St. John N B
Albert N B
Digby N S
Charlotte . . . . N B
Inverness .... N S
Albert N B
York, W R O
Marquette M
Long s Cove
King s N B
Long Creek
Queen s P E I
Queen s N B
Gasp6 . . . . Q
Long Creek
Longford Mills . .
Long Island ....
Long Island Main
Long Lake
Ontario, NR....O
King s N S
Gaspe . - Q
Albert N B
Cape Breton.. N S
Addington O
Sunbury N B
Cumberland . . N S
I)i-by N S
Longlaketon ....
Assa
Halifax N S
Long Point
Hochelaga Q
Albert N B
Long Point
Long Point
Inverness .... N S
King s N B
St. John . . . . N B
King s P E I
Westmoreland. N E
Gloucester. . ..N E
Prince . . . P E I
Long Point
Leeds, S R O
Long P. of Mingan
Long Reach ....
Long River . . .
Saguenay Q
King s X B
Queen s P E I
Carleton N B
Shelburne. . . . N S
Middlesex, S R..O
Queen s .... P E I
Queen s . . N S
Little York
Long Settlement
Longtinville ....
*Longueuil
Longwood
Liverpool
Russell
Living Spring . . .
Livingstone Cove
LivingstoneCreek
Llewellyn
Wellington, C R.O
Antigonishe . . N
Chambly Q
Middlesex, SR..O
Hastings, E R . . O
King s N B
Assa
Lonsdale . .
Lonsdale . .
Sask
Loon Creek
Lloyd
Lanark, N R . . . . O
York, N R O
Lord s Cove ....
Loree
Lorette
Charlotte . . . . N B
Grey, E R O
Qiu-bec Q
Lloydtown
Middlesex, S R . O
Antigonishe . . . N S
Ottawa Q
Lochaber
Loretto
Cardwell
Lochaber Bay . .
Lochalsh
Loretto
Provencher . . . . M
Prescott . O
Huron, WR ....O
Inverness NS
Pictou N S
Lorimer Lake . .
t/orino
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Mu^koka&P.S d.O
AFSO
Loch Ban
Loch Broom . . .
Lookhartville. . . .
Locksley
Lorlie
King s N S
Lome
Bruce, W R . . . . O
Richmond Q
Renfrew S R O
Glengarry O
Lome
Loch Garry
Lochiel . .
Glen-rarrv. . . . O
1897]
POST OFFICES AND 11AILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
295
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
IA1LROAD OS WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION .
SEE KEY.PP. 261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Pictou N S
599-13
Murray Bay 329 8
580-87
Londonderry Sta.
590-1
580-29-32-36
\mherst 599-1
3rangeville535-40 i
via Sydney, N S
Fweed 535-34, 509-1
Srenville 535 18,
541, 327, 328
Batiscan 525 21,
Tignish 665 1
BloomfieldSta665 l
Alberton 665 1
Doleman 665 - 1
Inverness 665"!
Con way Sta. 6fi5 l
665 -1(R Rname
Ellerslie)
FitzgeraldSta 665-1
Miscouche 665 -1
N w Wiltshire 665-1
Bedford 665 3
665-4
waCharlot et nPEI
Cardigan B d665 3
N w Wiltshire 665-1
Oak River 585
Pontypool 535-34
Lachute 535-18
via Sydney, N S
Kamioops 535 "70
Elmwood 580-55
via Winnipeg
035-21
535-42 (R R name
Arkwood)
Somerset 580-12
N.Glasgow 599-7-13
Natashquan 345
Paisley 580-54
West R. Sta. 599-13
Coldwater580-32-34
Smithfield 580 9
656
580-79
Harvey 693
Shediac 599 11
via Yarmouth N S
Mengonishe 599 7
Canning 547
Bridgewater 646,
374
Woodst k 535-86-90
Hopewell 599-13
C mard 547
Cape Station 693
Caraquet 540
cia Pictou N S
Pt. Williams 7 14
Joggins Mines 606
Monctor-599-1-2-12,
518
N. W. Bridge 599 8
Pr.Wil mSta535- 8
via Yarmouth, NS
Parrsborough 549
Bar-s Corners 646
Parrsborough 549
535-61
Freetown 665-
391 via Fred ericton ,
N B
town 390
Annapolis 712, 714,
392, 393-2
Greenville 599 1
Milville 535-83
Lower Hillside . . .
Lower Ireland . .
Lower Jordan Bay
Lower La Have .
Lower L Ardoise.
L. Line Queensb y
Lower Maccan . . .
L.Meagher sGrant
Lower Millstream
Lower Montague.
Lower Mfc. Thorn.
Lower Nappan . .
Lower Newcastle.
Lower Nicola. . ..
Lower NorthfleW
Lower Ohio
nverness N S
t.Hawksb y 599-14
herford Mines 675
jhelburne 376 3
ria Lunenburg NS
3t. Peter s 364, 370,
372
Mouth of Keswick
535-83
Maccan 599 -1, 606
Shubenacadie 599"!
Apohaqui 599 12
Georgetown 665 3,
359-1
VV. Riv. Sta. 599-13
Point au Car 353
Chatham 532, 353
Spence s Bd 535 79
Northfield 646
Shelburne 376 3
Truro 599-1-13
Prince William Sta.
535.-8S
do do
via Halifax, N S
Mouth of Keswick
535*83
Butternut Rd. 572
Maccan 599 1, 6C6
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
Souris F.ast 665-4,
359-1, 371
Chipman 543 1, 390
leaver Bank 714
Shelburne 376 3
Shubenacadie 599"!
ona 599 14,364,372
599-7 (R R name
South River)
Barrington 376 3
cia Halifax, N S
Millville 535-83
via FrederictonNB
599-1
Turtle Creek 693
UpWdstock 535-86
lona 599-14. 364, 372
Wentw th Sta 599-1
via Halifax N S
ria Yarmouth, N S
Antigonibhe 599 7
Canso 3(14, 371
Hartland 535 86
Barrington 376 3
Woodst k 5-5-86-90
Wanstead 580 85
Hopewell 599-13
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
Burlington 50 65-
87
Pockmouche 540
580-51
Sarnia 573, 580 Sl-
85, : 20
Han-iota 585
Kirk s Ferrv 656
Caledon E. 580 65
580-48
632
450-4 (Lulu Land g)
ria N W min rBC
Okanagon . .35 74
Dublin 580-52
685-62
ria Vancouver B C
Reaburn 535- 52
Wales 580-9
646, 373, 374, 376 3
Kincardine 680*48
Eardley 663
lestigouche . . N B
Jharlevoix
egantic Q
Lome House ....
Lome Park
helburne N S
junenburg . . N S
Richmond .... N S
ork . N B
Peel O
Lornevale
Colchester.... N S
Victoria, N R . . O
Cumberland . . N S
Oardwell O
Lorneville
Lorneville
umberland . . N S
Halifax N S
Lorraine
Lorway Mines . .
Lost Channel ....
Dape Breton . . N S
Hastings, E R . . O
Kind s . . . . N B
King s P E I
Lotbinitre
Lot 1
ictou N S
Prince P E I
Northumb .... NB
Jorthumb . . . . N E
ale-Kootenay. B C >
..uneriburg . . N S
helburne N S
Colchester.... N S
York N B
4
Prince P E I
6
Prince P E I
8
Prince P E I
10
Prince P E I
11
Prince . . P E I
Lower Onslow . .
Lower Poquiock .
Lower P. William
Lower Prospect . .
Lower Queensb y.
Lower Ridge
Lower Riv.Heber
L.Riv. Inhabit nts
Lower Rollo Bay.
L. Salmon Creek
Lower Sackville .
LowerSandyPoin
Lower Selmah . .
Low.Settlem tMR
Low.Settlem tSR
Lower Shag Har.
Lower Ship Har.
Low. Shi]) Har. 1
L. Southampton
Lower St. Mary s
*Lij\ver Stetcii ck
Low. Turtle Cree
l Lower Wakefleld
Low. Washabuck
Low. Wentworth
Low. W. Jeddore
Low. W. Pubnico
Lower West Rive
Low. Wh tehave
Lower Windsor.
Lower Wood Ha
Lower Woodstoc
Lowlands
12
Prince P E I
14
Prince P E I
York N B
16
Prince P K I
Halifax N S
30
Queen s P E I
Queen s P E I
Kind s P E I
York N B
35 ..
King s N B
40
48
Queen s .... P E I
Kind s . . . . P E I
Cumberland . . N S
lichmond N S
King s P E I
56
67
Queen s P E I
Selkirk M
Lotus
Durham, E R . . O
Queen s N B
Cape Breton . . N S
Yale B C
Halifax N S
Shelburne N S
Louise
Louise Bridge
*Louisewlle ....
Louisville
Grey, S R O
Hants N S
Victoria N S
Iaskinoug6 .. .. Q
Bothwell O
Antigonishe . . N S
Shelburne. . . . N S
Halifax N S
Lourdes
Meg~antic Q
Lourdes
Pictou N S
Halifax N S
L.du BlancSablon
York N B
Bruce, VV R . . . . O
Pictou N S
York N B
Lovat
Colchester.... NS
Albert NB
Simcoe, E R. . . . O
Northumb , E R.O
Ottawa Q
Lovett
Carleton N B
Low
Victoria N S
Lowbanks
Monck O
Cumberland. . N S
Halifax N S
Albert N B
Low. Abougoggin
Lower Ariiyle ....
Lower Barney s R
Lower Blomidon .
Lower Branch . . .
Lower Brighton .
Lower Caledonia.
Lower Cambridge
Lower Canard . .
rVestmoreland.N B
Yarmouth .... N S
Pictou N S
Yarmouth.... N S
Antigonishe . . N S
Guvsl,oro . . . .N S
Carleton N B
Kind s N S
jimenburg . . . . N S
Carleton NB
5uysboro . . . . N S
Queen s N B
Shelburne. . . . N S
Carleton N B
Lambton, E R..
Pic-tou . . N S
Low Point
Lowville
Inverness .... N S
Halton
King s N S
Albert N B
Lower Caraquet .
Lower Cariboo R
Lower Caverhill. .
Lower Church St.
Lower Cove
Gloucester . . . . N B
Pictou N S
Lozier Settlemen
LlH fltl
Gloucester . . . . N B
Middlesex, NR..O
Lambton, W R..O
Marquette M
Ottawa Q
York N 13
King s N S
Lucasville
Cumberland . . N S
Albert N B
Lucas
Lower Coverdale
Lower Derby . . .
Lower Dumfries,
Lower K. Pubnicr
Lower Economy
L.FosterSettlem
Lower Five Isl ds
Lower Fort Gam
Lower Freetown
L. French Village
Lower Gagetown
Lower Grariville
Lower Greenvill
Lower Ilavnevill
Xorthumb . . . . N E
York N E
Lucille . . .
Cardwell
Bruce, W R
Northumb . . N E
N . Westminster. BC
Yale . . B f
"Lvcknow
Yarmouth .... N S
Colchester N
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Colchester. . . . N S
Lisgar X
Prince P E 1
jLudlow
Lulu Island ....
Lumby
Lumley
Perth, S R C
Lumsden
Ass;
York N I
Lund
N.Westminster.BC
Liso-ar ft
Lundyville . .
Lunenburg ....
\, Lunenburg . . . .
Lur (r an
Lisgar i
Annapolis N 6
Cumberland. . N S
York . . N I
Stormont . . C
Lunenburg . . . . N S-
Bruce, W R . . . . C
Ottawa . . . C
Luskville . .
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICI
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION
SEE KEY, PP. 261-262
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEK. KEY, PP. 261-263
Lutes Mountain .
Luton
Westmoreland .N E
Elgin, E R
Moncton 518, 599-1-
2-12
Aylmer,W t 580-82
Lockeport 376 3
Deloraine 535 57
516, 580-9
Sundridge 580 67
Oak Point 390
vmCharlot et nPEl
580-83
516
Delhi 580-82
Parrsborough 549
St. Stephen 535 89,
695
580-80
Ellaton 580-80
Harrietsville535-35
Killarney 535-57
Ste.JulieSta.580-12
580-12
580-12
Newcastle599- 2,353
535-70
535-88-89-90
Bois aleCh pl599-14
Belleisle Cr k 543 1
Merigonishe 5997
Ormsby 544
lona 599-14,364,372
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Truro 599-1-13
Mi.-sion 535-70
P t Hood 359-2, 364
Alexandria 531
Newbury 535 42,
580-83
Alexandria 531
Narrows 390
Mississippi Sta. 611
Natashquan 345
Wickham 390
518
Perth 535-34
Memramcook 599 1
Merigonishe 59!t 7
Barrington 376 3
617, 625-1
535-52
Parkhill 580 51
Athens 516
Duntroon 580 64
599-14
Port Hawkesburv
599-14
Cape Croker 426
lona 599-14,364,372
via Parry Sound, O.
Ormsby 544
St. Anthony 518
Debec 535-85-90
Almonte 535 12
599-14
Annidale 543 1
611 (R R name
Snow Road)
St. Anthony 518
Canaan Sta. 599 2
Mtn. Grove 535 34
Leitche s C k599 14
N wGlas w 599-7-13
N wG las \v 599-7-13
535-7
Richibucto 610
Mo ckl dSta. 535-33
St. Peter s 364
Buctouche 5] 8
532
lona 599-14
McNutt s Island
McPhail
Shelburne . . . . N S
Lanark, S R
Antigonishe . . N S
Richmond N S
Pictou ... N S
Shelburne 376 3
Perth 535-34
Lower Settlement
South Riv. 599-7
Port Hawkesburv
599-14, 371, 380
S wGlas w599 7-lO
Irishtown 518
Tilsonburg 58078-
82, 625-5
St. Phillippe D Ar-
genteuil 535 IS
535-34
P. Hood 359-2, 264
P. Hood 359-2, 364
P. Hood 359-2, 364
P. Hood 359-2, 364
606. 599-1
Nap nee509-2,58-90
;-->>2
^itzger ldSta.665-1
391 or Mouth of
Keswick535 83
535-12
Sussex Vale 599-12
535-64
^hessalon 535 25,
428-3, 430-1
..epreaux 695
Li IeMetisSta.599-2
M thKeswick535-83
St. Jacob s 580-47
Albion 535-40
Bulstr deSta.580-14.
O Learv Sta. 665 1
MahoneBay646,373
Douglas Sta. 535-52
580-33
Harvey Sta. 535 -88
L Anse a la Cabane
359-1
Farnham 535-1-3-7,
632-1, 545-1
420-4 or Burk s
Falls 580-67
Centralia 580 50
535-7, 342
Stanstead June.
512, 512-1
345
Pr. Win. Sta. 535 -88
646, 373
625-5 (R R name
Maidstone Cross)
Somerset 580-12 .
via Sydney, N S
Weldford 599 2
Hartland 535 86
Cardinal 580 9
via Montreal, Que.
580-9
Sluibenacadie 599 1
Annapolis 712, 714,
392, 393-2
Block House 646
Barss Corners 64&
Wallace 599 15
Wallace 599-15
River Dennis599-14
Osgoode Sta.535 20
(j Black Cape 50S
Elmwood 580-55
Antigonishe 599 7
580-9
545 (R R name
des Rivieres)
544
r i80 51
Severn Br ge 580-67
Agincourt 535 34,
580-36
320
Lydgate
Shelburne N &
Selkirk M
McPherson s F rj
McPherson s Mills
McQuade
Lvleton
*Lyn
Brockville O
Lynch Lake
Lynch s Coiner. .
Lyndale
Muskoka&P.S d.O
King s N B
Queen s P E I
Wentworth, N R.O
Alta
Westmoreland. N B
Bruce N R O
Me Vicar
Lynden
Mabee
Norfolk, NR....O
Argenteuil Q
Lyndon
Mabel ..
Lyndhurst
Lynedoch
Lynn
Leeds, S R O
Norfolk, S R.. ..O
Colchester.... N S
Charlotte . . . . N B
Norfolk, S R....O
Norfolk, NR ...O
Middlesex, E R..O
Selkirk . . M
Lanark, S R O
Inverness .... N S
[nverness .... N S
[nverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Cumberland . .N S
Lennox O
Lynnfield
Lynn Valley ...
Lvnn ville
Mabou Coal Mines
Mabou Harbour.
Mabou Har. Mo th
*Maccan
Lyons
Lyonshall
Macdonald
Lysander
\Iegantic Q
Me"antic O
Macdonald
Marquette Man
Prince PE I
York N B
Lyster
Macdougall
Maoinquac
Lyster Station . .
Lyttleton
Megantic Q
Vorthumb . . . . N B
Yale BC
York N B
3ape Breton . . N S
King s N B
Mackey s Station
Mackville
*Macleod
lenfrew, N R . . O
iing s N B
Alta
Lytton
Me Adam June . .
Me Adam s Lake. .
McAllister
MacLennan ....
Algoma O
McArras Brook . .
McArthur s Mills.
McAulay s
Antigonishe .. N S
Tastings O
Mace s Bay
Charlotte . . . . N B
Rimouski Q
Victoria. . N S
Macnider. .
McCarthy
Halifax . . N S
Mactaquack ....
Macton
York N B
McCallum Settle
McConnell Creek.
McCormick
Colchester.... NS
f. Westminster. BC
nverness .... N S
Glengarry O
Wellington, C R.O
Cardwell O
Macville
Maddington Falls
Maddock
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Prince P F, I
McCormick
Mader s Cove ....
Madford
junenburg. . . .N S
Selkirk M
McCready
Middlesex, W R . O
Slengarry O
Queen s. ... N B
McCrimmon ....
McDonald s Cor. .
McDonald s Cor s
McDonald s Cove
McDonald s Point
MoDougall
*Madoc
Tastings, N R . ,O
York N B
Magaguadavic . .
MarjdalenI stands
Magenta
Gaspe Q
Lanark, N R O
Gaspe Q
louville . . Q
Queen s . N B
Maynetuwan ....
Maguire . . .
Musk oka & P Sd.O
Middlesex, N R . . O
Stanstead Q
lenfrew S R . . . .O
Vestmoreland.N B
janark, S R . . . . O
Vestmoreland.N B
Pictou N S
McDougal Settlm
McGarry
McGinley
* Magog
McGrath Moun in
McGray
Magoon s Point. .
Magpie
Stanstead .... Q
Shelburne. . . . N S
Essex, S R O
Marquette . . . M
Saguenay Q
McGregor
McGregor Station
Mc -Innes
Ma iindy
York . . N B
Middlesex O
Mali one Say ....
Maidstone
Mailhiot
..unenburg. . . .NS
Sssex, N R .... O
legantic O
Macintosh Mills .
Mclntyre
Leeds, S R O
Grev, E R . . . O
Mclntyre s Lake .
Mclntyre s Mnt n.
Mclver
lichniond .... N S
nverness .... N S
Main a Dieu ....
Main River. . . .
3ape Breton . . N S
Kent N B
iruce, N R . . . . O
Victoria . . N S
Main Stream ....
Maingville
Carleton ... N B
McKay s Point . .
McKellar
Grenville, S R ..O
lochelaga Q
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Hastings, N R .. O
Kent N B
Maisonneuve ....
Maitland
McKenzie Lake . .
McKees Mills ....
McKenzie s Cor. .
McKinlay
McKinnon s Harb
McKnight
Grenville, S R . . O
lants . . N S
Maitland
Carleton N B
Maitland
Maitland Forks . .
Malaga G ld Min s
Malagash . .
Annapolis .... N S
junenburg . . ..N S
yueen s N s
,anark, N R O
Victoria ... N S
vine s N B
* Me Lore n s Depot
McLaughlin Road
McLean
Addington O
Oumberland . .N S
Jumberland . . N S
nverness .... N S
Jarleton O
Kent N B
Malagash Point. .
Malagawatch ....
Malakoff
Kent N B
McLean
Vddin (r ton . O
Mai Bay
Malcolm
Malignant Cove .
Mallorytoicn ....
Malmaison
Jaspe Q
Bruce, ER O
Antigonishe . .N S
.eeds, S R O
lissisquoi Q
McLean
Assa
McLeanville ....
McLellan s Brook
McLellan s M tain
McLeod s Crossi g
McLeod s Mills . .
McMillan s Cor s.
McNab s Cove . . .
McNairn
""ape Breton . . N S
Pictou N S
^ictou N S
Compton Q
Malone
lastiiigs, X R ..()
Peel O
Kent N B
Cornwall O
Mai ton
Richmond N S
Kent N B
Malta
Ontario, N R O
r ork, ER O
Dompton . ..0
Malvern ...
McNainee
McNeil s Vale . .
STorthumb Mi
Victoria . . . . N S
Malvina .
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297
POST
OFFICES.
F.LECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR- POST
EST R. R. STATION". OFFICES.
SEE KEY, PP 261-263
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261 -263
Mamette Lake .
Manawan . .
Yale B C
Spence sB ge535 70
Edmonton 535 63
580-33
Reston 535-65
580-85
Trout Creek 5SO 67
580-35-38
Perth 535-34
422"2,428-3,430-l,or
MassevSta. 535-25
535-57
Kazubazua 656
Harvey Sta. 535 83
Petersburg 580-51
Petitcodiac 599 12,
572
319, 535-20
535-20
580-65
Alliston 580-64
Head of St. Peter s
Bay 665-4
Oxford 599-15
535-3
535-3
Eseuminac 353
53534
580-67 (R R name
Richmond Hill)
Somenos 574
535-53
Dalhousie Junction
599-2-5
Lucan 580-51
Black Lake 675
Shubenacadie599 l
Hanover 580-55
Robertson Sta. 675
Upper Kent 535 86
Ahmic Harb r420-4
Gelert 580-30
Sawyerville 620
580-50-5] (RR name
Lucan Crossing)
Sebringville oSO 52
Antigonishe ">!MV7
Bracebridge5SO-67,
420-3
Bristol 663
Millville 535-83
Kingsmill 625 5
Elgin 572
E.Southampton549
Dundalk 535-40
Torrancev le 535 91
Beachville 535 35
580-83
Millville 535-83
Sheffield 390
via Wiarton, Ont.
Carroll 535 59
River Dennis599-14
Gananoque702,324,
325-1
675, 620
P. Dover 580-70.80
Stittsville 535-12
Sussex Vale 599-12
^titt-ville 535-12
Orillia 580 32-67
580-54
359-2 G nd Narrows
599-14. 364, 372
Port Hood 3.")!-2
MargareeH ur359 2
Kilhmiev 535 57
Middleton 646,714
Kensington i;i;.vi
350 or New Rich
mond 508
Maria de Kent . .
Maria Capes ....
Maria East . .
Kent N B
Buctouche 518
Carleton West 508
Maria 350 or New
Richmond 508
665-4
Antigonishe 590 7
Regina 535 52-62
644-1
via Sydney, N S
fid. Sydney, N S
Hem ; ingford 580 5
585-40
580-36
Sussex Vale 599 12
535-13
1-2-2 -2, 42S-3, 430-1,
(Landing name
Hilton) or via
BruceMines.Ont.
P. Hood 359 2, 364
JOB-]
Moose Jaw 535 52
Stanstead June.
512, 512-1
St. Francois Nord
East 675-1
Chatsworth 535-40
544
Xewdale 622
Belgrave 580 50
535 52
Pilot Mound 535-57
MahoneBav646,373
Echo Vale 535 "7
BarneyR rSta.599 7
Baddeck 364, 370,
372
Pleasant Valley 712
Gleng rySta.599-13
Little York 665-3
Wt Bay R d599 14
580-36 "
580-82
599-7
Riv.deChute535-86
Little Metis 599 2
Port Rowan 580-86
Hillsburgh 535 36
Hunter s Riv. 665-1
Quyon 663
Low 656
MahoneBav646,373
MahoneBav646,373
Lanc ter580 -9,329-3
Compton 580-3
Windsor 714
South Indian 531
Belleisle Cr k 543 1
Reaburn 535 "62
Bristol 663
580-9
532
Antigonishe 5997
St. George 695
535-21 (RRname
St. Henri)
Mascouche 535 2
Waki-firld 066
Griswold 535-52
686-21
via London, Ont.
512
535-25
Chatsworth 535-40
Buckingham535-18
827, 32S
Debert Sta. 599-1
676 (R R name
Richardson)
St. GabrieldeBran-
don 535-17
L. Metis Sta. 599-2
508. 599-2
Alta
Bonaventure . . .Q
Bonaventure . . . . Q
King s P E I
Manchester
Ontario, S R . . . O
Selkirk M
Jlarida
Marie Bridge ....
Marie Joseph ....
Marieton
Mandamin
Lambton, WR ..O
Muskoka . . . O
Mandeville
Guysboro N S
Assa
Mit >i / lid
Victoria, S R O
Lanark, S R ... .O
Algoma O
Manion . . .
* Manitowaning .
*Manitou
Mariapolis
Selkirk M
Marion Bridge . .
Marion Bridge Rd
Maritana ....
Cape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Huntingdon . . . . Q
Grey, S R O
Selkirk M
Maniwaki
Ottawa Q
*Markdale
Manners Sutton..
Mannheim
York N B
*Ma rkhcim
York, E R O
Waterloo, S R . . O
King s N B
Markhaniville ..
Markstav
King s . N B
Mannhurst
Algoma O
^ManoticJc
Carleton O
Marksville
Algoma . . . . O
Markton
Inverness .... N S
Hastings, E R . . O
Assa
Manotick Station.
Mansewood
Russell O
Halton O
Mansfield
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
King s P E I
Mansfield
Mtii /ljank
Mansfield
Cumberland ...N S
Brome . . . . Q
Brome Q
Marl borough
Marlington
Stanstead Q
Mansonville ....
Mansonville Sta. .
Manuels
Marlow
Beauce . . Q
Noi-thumberl d.NB
Durham, E R . . O
York, W R O
Marmion
*Mannora
Grey, NR O
Hastings, N R . . O
Marquette M
Manvers Station .
Maple
Maple Bay
Vancouver . . . . B C
Marney
Marnoch . .
Huron, W R O
Lisgar M
Selkirk M
* Maple Creek
Marquette
Marringhurst ....
Marriott s Cove . .
Marsboro
Maple Green ....
Maple Grove ....
Maple Grove ....
Maple Grove ....
Maple Hill
Restigouche . . N B
Middlesex, E R. .O
Megantic . . Q
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Compton . . Q
Marsh
Pictou N S
Hants . X S
Marsh Brook ....
Marshall s Town .
Marshdale
Inverness .... N S
Digby N S
Bruce, E R O
Megantic Q
Maple Hill
Maplehurst
Carleton NB
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Victoria, N R . . O
Compton Q
Pictou N S
Maple Island ....
Maple Lake
Marshfield
Queen s P E I
Marshes (W. Bay)
Marsh Hill
Inverness N S
Maple Leaf
Ontario, S R O
Monck O
Maple Leaf
Middlesex E R.. O
Middlesex, NR..O
Prince PE I
Marshville
Maple Lodge ....
Maple Plains ....
Maple Ridge . . .
Marshy Hope ....
Mars Hill
Pictou . . . N S
Carleton N B
Marsouins .
Gaspe Q
Antigonishe. . .N S
Ontario, N R O
Pontiac Q
Marston
Norfolk, SR 6
Wellington, C R.O
Queen s .... P E I
Pontiac Q
Maple Ridge ....
Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge ....
Maple ton . .
Marsville .
Martin ....
Martin s Lake ....
Martindale
York N B
Ottawa O
El"in, E R O
Martin s Point . .
Martin s River . .
Martintown ....
Martinville
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Glengarry O
Mapleton ....
Albert N B
Mapleton
Cumberland . . N S
Simcoe, N R . . . O
Victoria N B
Maple Valley ....
Maple View ....
Compton O
Hartock
Hants N S
Maplewood
Oxford, NR ....O
York NB
Marvelville
Marvin
Russell O
Maplewood
King s N B
Mary Hill
Maquapit Lake . .
Mar
Sunbury N B
Maryland
Pontiac Q
Bruce, N R O
Yale BC
Marysville
Hastings, E R . . O
York N B
Mara
Mary ville
Marathon
Lanark, N R O
Selkirk M
Marysvale
Antigonishe . . N S
Charlotte . . . . N B
L Assomption . . Q
L Assomption . . Q
Ottawa
Maravilla
Mascarene
Marble Mountain.
Marble Rock ....
Marbleton
Inverness .... X S
Mascouche
Leeds, S R O
Mascouche Ra ids
Masham Mills. . . .
Maskawata
Wolfe . . . . O
Marburg . . .
Norfolk, S R.. ..O
Carleton .... O
Selkirk M
March
Maskinonge ....
Masonville
Maskinonge . . . . Q
Middlesex, ER..O
Stanstead Q
Marchbank ....
Marchhurst ....
Marchmont. .
King s N 1!
Carleton C)
Mitxx<ncip/,i ....
Mri.i.--i-i/ Station . .
Massie
Masson .
Simcoe, E R . . . .O
Wellington, SR..O
Inverness .... X S
Inverness . . . . X S
Inverness . . . .N S
Selkirk M
\] <r otna O
Harden
Grey, NR O
Ottawa Q
Margaree Ilitrhm
Margaree Island.
Margaree Forks . .
Margaret
Masstown . . .
Colchester N S
Quebec O
Mastai
Mastigouche ....
Matane
Huskinonge Q
Marffaretsville . .
Margate
Annapolis . . . .X S
Prince . P E I
Maria
Bonaventure . . Q
*Matavedia. .
Bonaventure . . . . O
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261 -263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
Matawatchan ....
Renfrew S R O
Ashdad 611
Merton . . .
Halton . . O
580*87 (R R name
Mathesou
Victoria N S
Orano-edale 599"14
Bronte)
Mattatall Lake . .
Colchester . . . . N S
Tatama<"- che 599*15
Metgermette ....
Beauce ... Q
St. Francois, N E,
*Mattawa . .
Dist of Nip sin " O
535-12
675-1
Mattie . . .
Guvsboro N S
Big Tracadie 599 7
Metabechouan
Chicoutimi Q
Chambord 674
Maugerville . .
Sun bury . ...NB
390 Waasis Station
Methven
Selkirk . . M
535-59
535-82
Meteghan
Digby N S
Meteghan Sta. 712
Mavillette
Digby . . N S
Hebron 712
Meteghan River .
Digby N S
Meteghan Sta. 712
Mawcook
Shefford Q
Granby 545*1
Meteghan Station
Digby N S
712
Maxville
Glengarry O
r >31
*Metcalfe
Russell O
OsgoodeSta.535 20
Maxwell
Grey E R O
Flesherton 535-40
Methot s Mills
Lotbiniere Q
580-12
Mayerville
Russell ... O
Casselman 531
Metlakatla
N Westminster BC
450*5 or via Nanai-
Mayfair
Middlesex, W R O
Appin 580 83
mo, B C
Mayfield
Peel .. .. O
Edmonton 535 "39
Metropolitan . .
Perth, S R . O
Gran ton 580 "51
Mayfield
Antigonishe . N S
James R. Sta 599"7
Metz
Wellington C R O
Arthur 535-41
Maynard
Mayne
Grenville, S R . . O
Selkirk M
via Prescott, Ont
Alexander 535 52
Meyersburg ....
Miami
Northumb , E R.O
Selkirk M
Canipbellf rd580-27
644*1
Mctynooth ,
Hastings N R
Michael s Bay
Algoma O
Massey Sta 535*25
Mayo
Ottawa Q
Thurso 535 18 327
Michaud
Victoria N B
Baker Brook 7CO*1
328
Michie
Selkirk . . M
Virden 535*52
May wood
Victoria . B C
via Victoria
Michipiooton Riv
Algoma O
viaS. Ste. Marie, O
Meadow
Albert . N B
Elgin 572
Mickshur * . .
Renfrew N R O
Cobden 535*12
Meadow Creek .
Alta
Claresholm 535 64
Middleboro
Cumberland . N S
Greenv le Sta. 599*1
Meadow Lea ....
Lis<--&r . . M
Reaburn 535*52
Middle Beaver B
Halifax N S
Beaver Bank 714
Meadows
Charlotte N B
535-89
Middle Caledonia
Guvsboro . . . N S
Hopewell 599*13
Meadows Road . .
Mea&owvale ....
Cape Breton . . N S
Peel O
via Sydney, N S
535-39
Middle Cape ....
Cape Breton . . N S
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
Meadowvale
Meadowville Sta .
uisgar M
Pictou N S
via Winnipeg
599-15
Middle Church. . .
Middle Caraquet.
l,isgar M
Gloucester. . . .N B
Kildon 535-61
Caraquet 540
*i[eaford
Grey, E R O
580-68, 430-1, 422*1
Middle Countrv H
Guvsboro .... N S
Isaac s Harb r 371
Meagher s Grant .
Halifax . . N S
Shubenacadie 599*1
Middle Coverdale
Albert N B
Moncton599-l-2-12,
Meat Cove
Victoria N S
359 3
518
Mechanic s Settlm
Kind s . .N B
Penobsquis 599*12
Middlefield
Queen s N S
Liverpool 376 3
Mecunoma
Muskoka &P S d O
South River 580*67
Middle Hames lle
York . . N B
Zealand Sta. 535 83
Medford .
King s NS
Kingsport 547
Middle La Have F
Lunenburg . . . . N S
via Lunenburg, NS
*Medicine flat .
Assa
535-53
Mid e Manchester
Guysboro . . . . N S
Guysborough 364
Medina
Oxford, N R O
Ingersoll 535*35,
Middlemarch ....
Elgin. WR O
580*83
*M . Afusquodoboit
Halifax N S
Shubenacadie 599"!
Medora
Selkirk M
535*57
Middlemiss .
Middlesex, W R.O
580-82
Meiklefield
Pictou .. N S
W Meri*onishe
Middle Ohio
Shelburne . . . . N S
Shelburne 376 3
599-7
Middle River ....
Victoria N S
lona 599-14, 364
Meiseners
Lunenburg N S
Cherryfield 646
Middle Sackvil/e
Westmoreland. N B
638
Mekiwin
Gladstone 6*^2
Middle Sackville
Halifax . N S
Beaver Bank 714
Melancthon
Grey E R O
535*40
M Set Barney s R
Pictou . . . . N S
Barney River Sta.
Melboro*
Richmond Q
Racine 653
590-7
Middlesex VV R O
695*8
Middle Simonds
Carleton . . N B
Peel 535-86
Melbourne
Richmond Q
Richm d E 580-8-12
Mid. Southampt n
York N B
Canterbury Station
Melbourne
Marquette M
535*90
Melbourne Ridge.
Richmond Q
Melboro, Racine653
Miild e Stewiacke
Colchester N S
Brookfleld 599*1
Melcombe
Leeds, S R O
Lansdovvne 580*9
Middleton
Annapolis .... N S
714*14,646
Meldrum Bav .
Al oma . O
422*2, 428*3, 430*1,
Middleton
Prince P E I
Kinkora W>5*2
Spanish Riv Sta
Middleton
W estmoreland. N B
Dorchester 599-1
535-25
Middleton
Antigonishe . . N S
Antigonishe 599*7
Melford
Inverness N S
West Bay Road
*Middlevill
Lanark, N R O
Almonte 535 12
599 14
Midford
Mnskoka&P.S d.O
South River 580-67
Melfort
Sak
\Villoun-hby 535*62
Midn-ell
King s P E I
665-4
Melgund
Selkirk M
Hartney 535*58
Midgell Mills
King s PET
H. of St. Peter s B.
Melgund
Wellington N R..O
665*4
Melissa
Muskoka & P Sd O
Mid nc Station. ..
Westmoreland. N B
638
Melita
Selkirk . M
535*58
Midhurst
Simcoe, N R. . . . O
Barrie 580*67
Melocheville
*M idlnnd
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
580-32, 422, 422 1
329 3
Midland . .
King s N B
Norton Sta. 543 1,
Melrose
Hastings E R O
Shannonville 580 9
599-12
Melrose
Guysboro N S
Antigonishe 599*7
Mid Lothian . . .
Muskoka &P.S d.O
Magnetawan 420*4
G iS
Midnapore
Alta
535-64
Melvern Square .
Melville
Annapolis . . . . N >
Kingston Sta. 714
Midville Branch
Midwav
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Albert N B
Bridgewtr. 646, 374
Harvey 693
Melville Cross
Card well O
535-39-40
Midway
Marquette M
Memel
Albert N B
Hopewell Hill 693
Midwav
Yale B C
Pentieton 446
599-1
Mi <r uasha
Bonaventure . . . Q
Nouvelle 508
Menie
\orthumb" E R O
Hoard s Sta. 580-27
Milan
Compton Q
535-7 (R R name
Menteith
Selkirk M
535*58
Marsden)
Meota
Sask
Saskatoon 535 6*2
Milburn
King s P E I
Marie Bridge 665 4
Mercier
S Pierre M tmagnv
Milby
Sherbrooke . . . . Q
Lennoxville 512,
AfeTigonishe
Pictou N S
599-3
o99-7
*Mild>nai/
Bruce E R O
535-7, 580*8, 675
580*54
Merivale
wiflt Ottawa Ont
Mile End
Hochelaga Q
535 18-33
Merlin
Kent O
Charm" Cross 625 "5
Miletta
Stanstead Q
535*7
Queen s P E I
Milford .
Prince Edward . . O
/" 1 icton, Ont
P E I
Milford ....
Annapolis. . . . N S
Annapolis 71 2, 714,
* Merrickville . . .
Merritt
Grenville, N R.. O
Grey, EH.. O
535-33, 319
Varney 580 46
Milford
Milford Bay . . .
St. John N B
Simcoe, E R. . . . O
Kairville 535 81-88
420-3 Bracebridge
*Merritton . .
Lincoln . , . . O
690. 580*83-88
580*67
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
299
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263;
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY.PP.261-263
Milford Haven Bri
Milford Station . .
Milkish
Guysboro .... N S
Hants N S
King s . ,N B
Guysborough 364
599-1
Holderville 390
Oxford Sta. 535-20
Kincardine 580 48
Dewdney 535 64
Newton 580 53
Chatham 532, 353
544
580-35
Glengarry Station
599-13
Narrows 390
via Winnipeg, Man
MahoneB y646,373
Waterborough 390
Bedford 665 3
via N. Sydney, NS
via St. John s N B
St Jerome 535 23,
584, 630
580-9
Lion s Head 426
Sussex Vale 599 12
Newport Sta. 714
599-8
Tadousac329 8
S. Julie Sta.580-12
Dundas 580 83
Ernesto n Sta580 9
580-36
Knowlton 535 -4
Uptergrove 580 32
665-1
Kentville 714
Hoyt Sta. 535 88
Sussex Vale 599-12
via Victoria, B C
599-2
via Pictou, N S
St. Stephen 535 89,
695
Cardigan Bd 665 3
Breadalbane 655 1
CT aCharlo tet nPEI
Liverpool 376 3
Aylesford 714
535-83
via N. Sydney, N S
Morley 535 53
Binscarth622,622-2
Liverpool 376-3
Granby 545 1
665 1
580-65, 535-35
Newburgh 509 -2
580-53
580-87
Bloomfi ld Sta665 l
Orton 535-36
Shubenacadie 599"!
Rat Portage 535 51
via Halifax, N S
Gelert 580 30
l>( aManitow ning,0
Bumf ran 535 86
Harvey 693
via Sydney, N S
580-69
420-3
345
Digbv 712
622, 62-2-1
Reaburn 535 5 2
Russell 622-2
North Hatley 512
River Hebert 606
via Sydnev N S
535-18 (R R name
St. Hermas)
Lacolle 531, 580-13
Sliippigan 540
Shippigan 540
Miscouche
Prince P E I
665-1
Les Emboulements
329-8
via St. John, N B
Duck Lake 535 62
Roberval 604
535-13
Mission 535 70-73,
450-3
611
580-52
Wallaceburg 573
Cardigan Bd. 665 3
Barrie 580 67
565
Lansdowne 580 9
535-52
Grande Anse 540
via Annapolis
Compton 580-8
Wolseley 535-52
535*57
515 (R R name Mt.
Pleasant)
via Belleville, Ont.
345
Listowel 580-48-53
Rapid City 622-1
585
535-51
Neustadt 580-55
MiCharlo tet nPEI
Arthur 535 "41
535-33
Brussels 580 48
518, 599-1-2-12
Shediac 599 11
Tweed 535 -34, 509-1
St. Justine Sta. 531
Stouffvi le580 -36-37
Pomquet Ch. 599 7
Atwood 580-48
Orangeville 535 40
Caledon, E t 580 65
535-40
Bath 535-86
Bracebridge 580 67
Cardigan Bd. 665 3
CTrtCharlo tet nPEI
via Halifax, N S
619
via Winnipeg, Man
Joliette 535-17
Kazubazua 656
via Sherbrooke, Q
Ormsby 544
535-18, 328
Deloraine 535 57
Piedmont 535 23
Whitew dSta535 52
Grand V y 535-41
H dS. Peters B665 -4
Lit. Metis Sta. 599-2
599-3 (R R name
St. Thomas)
Indian Head 535 -52
Mont ncy Falls 676
676
Mont ncy Falls 676
St. Agathe des
Monts534 23
Thurso 535-18, 328,
327
580-8-9-13, 635-3-18-
21-33,346,323,324
328,329-2-3-4-5-6-
7,337,338,327, 320
Misere
Charlevoix . Q
Mispec
St. John N B
Millar s Corners. .
Millarton
irenville, N R . . O
Bruce O
Mistawasis . .
Sask
Millarville
Alta
Mistissini
Chicoutimi Q
*Millbank
Perth, N R . .. O
Missanabie
Algoma O
ilillbank . .
Northumb ....NB
Hastings, N R.. O
Durham, E R . . O
Piotou NS
Queen s N B
Mission City ....
Mississippi Sta . .
*Mitchell
N. Westminster. BC
Addington O
Mill Bridge ....
*Mill Brook ....
Mill Brook
Mill Brook
Perth, N R O
Mitchell s Bay . .
Mitchell River . .
Mitchell Square . .
Mitchell Sta
Kent O
King s P E I
Millbrook
Lisgar M
Simcoe, E R. . . . O
Nicolet Q
Mill Cove
Lunenburg .. N S
Queen s N B
Mill Cove
Mitchellville
Mitford
Leeds O
Mill Cove
Queen s P E I
3ape Breton . . N S
St John N B
. . . Alta
Mill Creek
Mizonette
Gloucester N B
Annapolis. . N S
Milledgeville ....
Mille Isles
Mochelle
Ar <r eiiteuil . . Q
Moe s River
Compton Q
*Mille Roches ....
Miller Lake
Miller s Brook . . .
Miller s Creek . . .
Millerton
Cornwall
Moft at
Halton O
Assa
Moffat
Bruoe, N R O
King s N B
M oh aivk
Brant, S R .O
Moira . . .
Hastings, N R . .
Sa< r uenav . . . . Q
Hants ...NS
Northumb ....NB
Saguenay Q
Moisie
Mille Vaches
Millfield
Molesworth
Moline
Huron, E R O
Marquette M
Megantic Q
Mill Grove
\Ventworth,NR..O
Lennox .
Molson
Moltke
Lisgar M
Bruce E R .O
Mill Haven..
Milliken
York E R O
Millington
Brome Q
Monaghan
Queen s P E I
Wellington, N R.O
Stormont O
Millington
Ontario, N R O
Prince P E I
Monck
Mill River ..
Monckland Sta . .
Moncrieff
Mill Road
Lunenburg . . N S
Sunburv N B
Huron, E R O
Westmoreland. N B
Westmoreland. N B
Hastings, E R . . O
Vaudreuil . Q
Mill Settlement..
Millstream
*Moncton
King s N B
Moncton Road . . .
Moneymore.
Millstream
Millstream.
Vancouver. . . .B C
Bonaventure . . . . Q
Pictou N S
Mongenais
Millsville
Mongolia
York, E R .
*Milltoivn ....
Charlotte . . . . N B
King s P E I
Monk s Head ....
Monkton
Antigonishe . . N S
Perth O
Milltown Cross . .
Millvale
Mono Centre ....
Mono Mills
Cardwell O
Queen s P E I
Cardwell
Mill View
Queen s P E I
Queen s N S
Mono Road Sta. .
Monquart
Cardwell O
Mill Village .
Millville . . .
Carleton N B
King s N S
Monsell
Ontario, N R O
Kind s P E I
Millville ...
York . N B
*Montan,ue Bridge
Montague Cross . .
Montag e G. Mines
Millville Boulard
Millward
Cape Breton . . N S
Alta
Queen s .... P E I
Halifax N S
Millwood
Marquette M
Portneuf Q
Milton
Queen s N S
Montavista
Montcalm
Lisgar M
Montcalm . Q
Milton East
Shefford Q
Milton Station . .
* Milton Went....
Milsap ....
Queen s P E I
Halton
Montcerf
Ottawa Q
Mont Dufresne . .
Monteagle Valley
Monte Bello .
Richmond. ..... Q
Hastings, N R . . O
Ottawa Q
Addinfton O
*Milverton
Perth, N R
Mimico
York, WR O
Montetiore
Selkirk M
Miminegash . .
Mimosa
Prince P E I
Wellington S R .O
Hants N S
Montfort
Argenteuil , . Q
Montgomery
Assa
Minasville
Monticello
Monti cello
Wellington, N K.O
King s . P E I
Mine Centre
Mineville. . . .
Algoma O
Halifax N S
Gaspe Q
*Minden
Victoria, N R O
Algoma O
Carleton N B
*Montmagny ....
Montmatre
Montmagny .... Q
Assa
Mindemoya
Mineral
Mineral Hill ....
Mineral Rock . .
Minesing
Albert N B
Montmorency E. .
Montmorenc-y F ls
Montmorency Vil"
Mont Morin
Montmorency . . Q
Quebec Q
Cape Breton . . N S
Simcoe, N R O
Simcoe O
Quebec Q
Minett
Terrebonne Q
Mingan ....
Sa""iienay Q
Montpelier
Ottawa Q
Mink Cove
*Minnedosa ....
Minnewakan ....
Minniska ....
Digby N S
Marquette . . M
* Montreal
Montreal Q
Lisgar M
Marquette M
Bellerive
Montreal E
Minton
Minudie ....
Stanstead (J
Cumberland . . N S
Cape Breton . N
Two Mountains . (^
Mis<isquoi Q
Mira Gut
Mirabel
Ontario St E...
*St.Cath neS.C
St.Cath netS.W
St. Lawrence St.
Notre Dame St. W
Montreal, East. . Q
Montreal, West . Q
Montreal, West . Q
Montreal East...Q
Hochelaga . . . . Q
Miranda . .
Miscou Light ouse
Miscou Harbour .
Gloucester. . . .N B
Gloucester N B
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R STATION ,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKET,PP.261-263
Montreal River . .
Montreal West . . .
Montreal South . .
Montrose
Montrose
Montrose
Nipissing O
Hochelaga Q
Mattawa 535 12
535-3-33
580-18
626-6
Alberton 665 1
Casberry 535 52
Londonderry Sta.
599-1
St. Hilaire Sta.
580-8, 335
Debec 535-85-90
Bat hurst 599 2
450 - 7 or via Van
couver B C
via Parry Sound
Coldwater580-32-34
573 (R R name
Moore town)
580-54
Chatsworth 535-40
Coboconk 580 29
535-89
St. Armand Sta. 545
Centralia 580-50
Shubenacadie 599 1
531
535-52
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
NewGlas w 599-7-13
Parrsborough 549
Shubenacadie 599 1
535-52
Blissfleld 532
Antigonishe 599 7
Bothwell 535-42,
580 -S3
Park Hill 580-51
Belleisle C k 543"!
535-57
Aylesford 714
Campbell s Bay 663
Blackville 532
Morell Sta. 665 -4
665-4
Chesterville 535 33
Colborn e580-9, 306
St. Pierre 599 3
Piedmont 535 23
Minett 420 3
riit Meaford, Ont.
535-53
Newton 580 53
Ridgetown 625 5
Baldur 644-1
644-1-3, 535-57
580-9, 320, 323, 324
Ivil worthy 580-67
Puslinch 535-35
Antigonishe 599 7
Berwick 714
420-3or Falkenburg
58U-67
Elgin 516
Barss Corners (>46
Tames R rSta. 5997
Chambers 580 9
580-51
509-1
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Bell s Cor rs r,;S5-l2
Middleton 714, 646
Newport Sta. 714
Rothesav 599-12
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
rlarrietsville 535-35
Barss Corners 646
St.Mary s 580-49-51
Weldfo rd 599 2
Moulinette
Moulin Tetu
Moulton
Stormont . O
580-9 (R R name
Mille Roches)
Craig s Road Sta.
580-12
580-82
N. Mountain 535 33
Dalhousie599-5,350
Sussex Vale 599-12
1535-34
River John 599-15
inaBelleville, Ont.
Lelhbridge 500
580-37
Hannon 580-70
via Charlottetown,
580-83, 535 -42 (R R
name Caradoc on
535-42)
via Charlottetown,
St. Philip deNery
599-3
Park Hill 580-51
Malton 580-51
via Kingston, Ont.
via Sydney, N S
714
580-51 [580-83
Ingersoll 535-35,
580-46, 535-41
Lawrencetown 714
York 580-79
Sussex Vale 599-12
via Charlottetown
CardiganB ge665 3
Reaboro 580-35
Kinmount 580 30
545-1
Mifxiim 535-70-73,
450-3
Joliette 535-17
Lachute 535-18
Sussex Vale 599-12
Rigaud 535-32, 328
Sussex Vale 599-12
Cavan 535 34
Tyne Valley 665-1
Oxford 599-15
Peel 535-86
via Vancouver. B C
Bridgetown 714
riti Montreal, Que.
via Charlottetown,
Hobart 580 34
Ashdad 611
AylmerW st 580-82
Puslinch 535-35
via Ottawa, Ont.
665-34
W. Riv. Sta. 599-13
Sta. of Victoria PO
714
580-78
Upper Sackville63S
Cape Station 693
NewGlas w 599-7-13
Westmoreland P nt
599-1
Albion 535-40
Orangedale 599 14
Gage town 39 >
535-83
Connor s 700 1
Manitou 535 57
nVrX.W minsterBC
">:;-, -34 (R K. name
Elmsley)
Miscouch e 665-1
686 fi
Itidgeway 580 7!>
625-5 (R R name
Harwich)
Lotbiniere Q
Chambly Q
Welland O
Monck O
Prince P E I
Marquette M
Montrose
Colchester. . . N S
Rouville Q
Mountain Brook..
Mountain Dale . .
Mountain Grove..
Mountain Road. .
Mountain View . .
Restigouche ..N B
King s N B
Mont St. Hilaire..
Monument Settle
Moody s
Addington ... O
Pictou N S
York N B
Prince Edward . . O
Alta
Gloucester. . . .N B
N.Westminster.BC
Muskoka O
Simcoe, E R. . . . O
Lambton, W R..O
Wellington, C R.O
Grey, N R O
Victoria, NR O
Charlotte N B
Missisquoi Q
Moody ville
* Mount Albert . .
Mount Albion ....
Mount Albion. . . .
*Mount Brydges..
Mount Buchanan.
Mount Carmel . .
Mount Carmel . .
Mount Charles
York N R O
Moon River
Moonstone
Went worth, S R.O
Queen s. ... PE I
Middlesex, SR..O
Queen s PEI
Kamouraska Q
Middlesex, N R..O
Peel O
* Moore
*Moorefteld ....
Mooresburg. . .
Moore s Falls . . .
Moore s Mills . . .
Moore s Station . .
Mooresville
Middlesex, N R..O
Hants N S
Mount Chesney . .
Mount Cussack . .
Mount Denison . .
Mount Dennis . .
Mount Elgin ....
* Mount h orest . .
Mount Hanly. . . .
Mount Heal y . . .
Mount Hebron . .
Mount Herbert . .
Mount Hope ....
Mount Hope ....
Mount Horeb. . . .
Mount Irwin ....
Mount Johnson . .
Mount Lehman .
Mount Loyal ....
Mount Maple ....
Mount Middleton.
Mount Oscar . . .
Mount Pisgah. . . .
Mount Pleasant. .
Mount Pleasant. .
Mount Pleasant. .
Mount Pleasant. .
Mount Pleasant. .
Mount Rose ....
Mount Royal Vale
Mount Ryan ....
Mount St Louis. .
Mount St Patrick.
Mount Salem ....
Mountsberg ....
Mount Sherwood.
Mount Stewart . .
Mt Thorn Settle nt
Mount Tolmie . .
Mount Uniacke . .
Mount Vernon . .
Mount View ....
Mount View ....
Mountville
Moose Brook ....
Moose Creek ....
* Moose Jaw ....
Cape Breton ..N S
Hants N S
Stormont O
. . . Assa
York, WR O
Norfolk, NR....O
Wellington, N R.O
Annapolis . . . .N S
Haldimand
King s NB
Mooseland
Halifax N S
Moose River ....
Moose River . .
Moose R. G. Min s
*Moosomin
Pictou . . . N S
Cumberland . . N S
Halifax N S
Assa
Moran
Northumberl d.NB
Antigonishe ..N S
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Middlesex, NR..O
King s . N B
King s PEI
Bruce, N R . . . . O
Victoria, SR
Victoria, N R . . O
Morar
Moraviantown . .
Moray
Morcambe ....
*Moi den
N.Westniinster.BC
Selkirk M
Morclen
King s N S
Morehead
Pontiac .... Q
Argenteuil . . . . Q
Kind s N B
Morehouse
Northumberl d.NB
King s P E I
Morell Rear
Morell Station . .
Morewood . . . .
Morganston ....
Morigeau
Vaudreuil Q
King s P E I
Dundas O
Durham, E R . . O
Prince PEI
Cumberland . . N S
Carleton N B
S T orthumb d, ER.O
Montmagny . . . . Q
Alta
Morinville
Morin Flats
Morinus
Argenteuil . . . . Q
Simcoe (5
S T Westminster.BC
Annapolis . . . . N S
Morley
Grey, E R.. . O
Morley
Alta
Queen s PEI
Simcoe, E R O
Renfrew, SR O
Elgin E R O
Morningdale Mills
*Morpeth
Perth, N R . . . . O
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Selkirk M
Moropano
*Morris
Provencher M
Dundas O
Wentworth, N R.O
*Morrisburg ....
Morrison Lake . . .
Morriston .
Simcoe. . O
Wellington, SR..O
Antigonishe . .N S
King s N S
Pictou N S
Morristown
Victoria B C
Hants N S
Morristovvn
Mortimer s Point.
Morton
Simcoe, E R O
Leeds, SR O
Uinenburg . . .NS
Antigonishe . . N S
Lennox O
Brant, S R ....
Westmoreland. N B
Wellington, N R.O
Albert N B
Morton s Corner..
Morvan
Mountville
Pietou NS
Morven
Mount Whatley . .
Mount Wolf ....
Mount Young. . . .
Mouth of Jemseg
Mouth of Keswick
Mo. of St. Francis
Westmoreland. N B
Cardwell O
Mosborough ....
Moscow
Wellington, S R. O
Addington O
Moser s River. . . .
Mos rove
Halifax .. . .N S
nverness . . . .N S
Queen s N B
Ciirleton O
York N B
Mosher s Corner .
Mosherville
Annapolis . . . .N S
Hants N S
Victoria N B
Moss Glen
Kind s NB
Mud Bay
f. Westminster. BC
janark, S R . . . . O
Prince PEI
Mosside
Middlesex, W.R..O
Middlesex, E.R..O
Luiienburg. . . .N S
Perth, SR O
Kent NB
Mud Creek
Muddy Creek. . .
Muir Kirk
Mossley
Mossman s Grant.
Motherwell ....
Moulie s River . .
Moulin Chaurette
Elgin, W R O
Mulgrave
Welland O
Mull
Kent O
St. Maurice . . . . Q
1897]
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
SOI
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION",
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION",
SKEKKY,PP.261-263
Mull River
Inverness .... N S
Middlesex, WR.O
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
Middlesex, S R..O
Perth, S R O
W. Bay Road 099-14
Strathroy 580-85
Alliston 580-04
625-8 (R R name
Delaware)
Mitchell 580-52
Orangedale 599-14
Green Vallev 535 33
Ash ton 535 : 12
Minne osa 62-2,622-1
Eganville 535 H
Shubenacadie599-l
Holstein 580-40
535-51
580-55
lona 599-14
via Trenton, Ont.
329-8
Georgetown 665 -3,
359-1
via Charlottetown,
Cardigan B ge 665 -3
Cardigan B ge 665 3
Port -Elgin 638
Ca eTormentine638
509-1, 611
Bracebridge580-67,
420-3
Penetang ne 580-69
695, 42i -3
ma Halifax, N S
Milverton 580-53
Black Cape 508
Kaladai 535 "34
) ? Belleville, Ont.
580-38, 535-34
644-1
535-1
Fort Simpson 450 5
391 Millville 535 83
Tignish 665-1
Hvde Park Corner
535-42, 580-5U-83
445-1
Edmonton 535 63
Plaisance 535-18
574,450-2-5,451,452,
454-1, 455,
Louiseville 535-21
via Nanaimo, B C
Jarvis 580-70-82
Lefroy 580 "67
509-2, 580-9
609-2
ria Belleville, Ont.
Strathrov 580-85
Stottsville 580-13
535-57-58
Maccan 599-1,606
599-1
Strathrov 580 85
390 or Cody s .V13-1
Pinkerton, 580 54
53S-40 ) R R name
Kleinburg)
5:52
532 (R R name
Zionville)
Niishwaak 532
535-83 (R R name
Douglass)
via FrederictonNB
Moffatt 535-37
345
689-12
Vars 531
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
62-2
353 or Chatham 532
359-3
Neilsonville ....
Nelles Corners . .
Nelson
Quebec Q
via Quebec, Que.
580-82
535-72, 445-3-4
Burlin ton580-65-87
Morden 535-57
535-25 (R R name
Nairn)
Holstein 580-46
535-88
535-13
535-59
Burket nSt n535-34
836-2
via Selkirk, Man.
Grenfell 535 52
580-55
64<i (R R name
Albany)
665-4 (R R name
Rollo Bay)
665-1
cia Charlottetown
Burgessville 580-80
Craig sR.Sta.580-12
540
Scott Junction 675
516, 319
cia Sydney, N S
Newboro 516, 319
Fordwich 535-41
509-2
535-83-86
Barss Corners 646
580-83, 535-43,
via N. Sydney, N S
617
Butternut Ri ge572
Br gewater 646, 374
350 Black Cape 508
Ormsbv 544
580-9
599-2, 353
Chipman 543 ] . 390
390(Ne oastle L ng)
WaasisSta.535-82
Shubenacadie 599 1
Br gewater 64(i, 374
Brighton 580 9, 306
324
Barss Corners 646
Br gewater 646, 374
622
Grand Falls 535 -84
Nakusp 445-1
Mullifarry
Haldimand . . . . O
Yale-Kootenav.BC
Halton O
Velson
Munro
Nelson
Selkirk . . . M
Nelson Reserve . .
Nelsonville
Northumb N B
Algoma O
Munroe s Bridge.
Mun roe s Mills. . .
Munster
ifurchison
Murchison
Murchyville ...
Murdoch
Murilla
I7iverness .... N S
Glengarry O
Nenagh
Grey, S R O
Carleton O
Marquette M
Nerepis Station. .
Nepiyon
King s NB
Algoma O
Hastings, N R . . O
Halifax N S
Grey, S R O
Algonia O
Nesbitt
Selkirk M
Durham, N R . . O
Welland O
Nfestleton
Netherby
Murphy
Joliette Q
NettlyLake
Lisgar M
Murphy
Murphy
Murray
Grey O
Inverness . N 8
Neudorf
Assa
*X~eu*tadt
New Albany ....
New Acadie ....
New Annan
Grey, S R O
Annapolis . . . . N S
King s P E I
Northumb. E R.O
Charlevoix Q
* Murray Bay . . . .
Murray Harb. N .
Murray Harb. Rd
Murray Haib. S.
Murray River ....
Murray Road ....
Murray Corner . .
Murvale
King s P E I
Queen s P E I
King s P E I
Prince P E I
New Argyle
Queen s .... P E I
Oxford, S R . . . . O
Lotbinii-re Q
Gloucester. . . .N B
Lotbiniere Q
Kind s P E I
Newark
Westmoreland. N B
Westmoreland. N B
Addi no-ton O
New Armagh ....
, New Bandori . . .
Newbois
Muskoka Falls . .
Muskoka Mills . .
Musquash
Musquodoboit II.
Musselburg
Musselyville
Ontario, N R O
Muskoka &P.S d O
St. John N B
Halifax N S
* Nt 1 ti boro
Leeds S R O
New Boston ....
Newboyne
Cape Breton . . N S
Leeds S R O
Newbridge
Huron, E R . . . . O
Addington O
* Newburfjh
Perth, N R ....
Bonaventure . . . .Q
Additvton . O
Newburgh June. .
Mewburg
Carleton NB
Carleton N B
Mver s Cave .
Newburn
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Middlesex, W R. O
Victoria N S
Mvrehall
Hastings, E R . . O
Ontario, S R O
Selkirk M
Xi irhury
Mvrtle . . .
.V- flampbtlltmi
New Canaan
Mvrtle
Essex O
Mystic
Missisijuoi Q
New Canaan ....
New Canada . . .
*New Carlisle ..
New Carlow ....
* Newcastle
Queen s N B
Naas Harbour . .
Nackawiek
N.Westminster.BC
York N B
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Bonaventure . . . -Q
Hastings, N R. . O
Durham, W R . . O
Northumberl dNB
Queen s . . N B
Nail Pond
Prince P E I
Nairn . .
Middlesex, N R . O
Yale-Kootenav.BC
Alta
Nakusp ....
* Newcastle
Newcastle Bridge
Newcastle Creek.
Newcomb Corner.
Xewromb
Namao
Queen s . . N B
Namur
^Nanaimo
Ottawa . Q
Halifax NS
Vancouver. B C
Maskinong6 . . . . Q
Vancouver B C
Haldimand O
Alta
Nancy
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Northumb d.ER.O
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Lunenburg... NS
Marquette M
.Newcomb Mills . .
New Cornwall . .
j New Cumberland
Newdale
Nanoose Ray ...
ffanticoke
Nanton
Nantyr. . .
Simcoe, S H . . .
Lennox . O
*Napaw>e
New Denmark . .
New Denver ....
New Dominion.
New Dublin ....
*New Diimii e . .
New Durham. . . .
*New fc l iii b ii i i/fi .
New Edinburgh..
Newellton .
Victoria ... X B
Napanee Mills . .
Naphan
Addington O
Yale B C
Hastings, E 11 .. O
Middlesex, W R. O
Napierville Q
Selkirk M
Queen s P E I
Charlotteto n r,i;.vi
Bellamy . r ,:i.Vl<;
Petersburg 580 51
680-78
via Ottawa, Ont.
Wpymouih Bd. 712
Burlington 376 3
Bridgewa r 616,374
Phelpston 5xo-(>!
Heatherton 5!>9 7
Battery Hill 599-13
Breslau 580 5 1
Hunter s Riv. 665-1
684
5097-13
Annapolis 712, 714,
580-51
- Har. 371
via N. Sydney, N s
U Virhario tetnPEI
Neill s Harbour 372
Utterson 580-67
Cherry Grove 665 4
Harvey 693
South Finch 535-33
Black Lake 675
Elgin 572
Napier
Brockville O
Waterloo, S R.. O
Oxford, S R O
Russell O
yapierville
Xapinka
N appaii
Nappan Station.
Napperron
Narrows
Narra
Cumberland. . N S
Cumberland . .N S
Middlesex, W R. O
Queen s N B
Digbv N S
Shelburne ....N S
Lunenburg. . . . N S
Simroe, NR.. O
Antigonishe . . N S
Pictou N S
[New Elm
Bruce, ER . O
New Flos
New France ....
New Gairloch. . .
New Gi nnani/ ..
New Glasgow ....
New Glasgow ....
New trlux nut- . . . .
Mew Graf ton . . .
*Neu- Ha>i/
Xew Harbour. . . .
New Harris. . .
Nashville
Nashwaak
York, W R
York N B
Waterloo, N R... O
Queen s P E I
Nashwaak Bridge
Nashwaak Village
Nashwaaksis
Nasonworth . . . .
* Nuxxanaweya ..
Natashquan . . . .
Nauwigewauk . .
Navan
York N B
Vork \ 11
Terrebonne .... Q
Pictou N S
Queen s N S
Waterloo, S R O
<;tiysl)oro .... N S
Victoria N S
Queen s P E I
York N B
York N B
Halton ... . O
Sa"MUMia\ Q
New Haven
Kiti"- s N B
New Haven
Russell . . . O
tfewholm
New Harmony .
New Horton ....
Xewington
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Kitv s P E I
Necum Teuch .
*Neepawa
Halifax N S
.Mari|iiptte M
Albert N 15
Neguac
Northumb XI!
Victoria N S
New Ireland ....
iNew Ireland Rd..
Neill s Harbour. .
Albert X B
302
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
8EEKEY,PP.261-263
New Jerusalem . .
New Larig
Queen s N B
Welsford 535 88
Battery Hill 599-13
Etchemin 599*4
Breadalbane 665-1
580-68
Edmonton, 535 -63
Kemptville 535-20,
319
580-67
via FrerlerictonNB
via FrederictonNB
Cookshire 535-7,620
599-2
Kentville 714, 547
High Riv. 535-64
Pontypool 535-34
Cardigan Bd. 665 3
Brantf d515,580*78-
79
350 Black Cape 60S
Newport Sta. 714
Georgetown 665 3
Ellerhouse 714;
Newport Sta. 714
Newport 350
714
508, 350
695
Kingsbury 653
riii. Iroquois, Ont.
Windsor or Kent
ville 714
Kentville 714, 547
Atwood580-48
Parrsborongh 549
580-82
Irishtown, 518
580-53 (R R name
Millbank)
Emerald 685-1-2
Concord 580 67
iriaCharlot e nPEI
Brookfield 599 1
Bradford 580 67
Wolfville 784
580-87
Antigonishe 599 7
Sussex Vale 599 12
We.v mouth Bd. 712
via Sydney, N S
549
635, 535-71, 450-34,
452, 454-1
665-1
665-4
Cbipman 543-1, 390
625-6, 303
625-5-6, 580-77-83
via Niagara Falls
ma Niagara Falls
Aylesford 714
Spence s Bd. 535-70
565, 329-7
Danville 580-12
Alliston 580-64
WM/N. W minsterBC
535-70
Torrancev le535-Ql
646
Xictaux Falls 646
Goderich580-5*2,43-:
Belmont 535*35
w aCharlo tet nPEI
Elmsdale 599 1
Belmont 644 1
535-57
599-3
PowassanSta580-67
580-67. 535-12 (R R
name Thorncliffe
on 535-12
Beachville 535*35,
50*83
Nithburg
Oxford, N R ....O
Provencher M
Norfolk, N R....O
Albert N B
Gad s Hill 580*53
535*55
580-82
Turtle Creek 693
625-5 (R R name
Townsend)
King 580-67
Shubenacadie 599 1
Shubenacadie 599 1
Shubenacadie 599*1
Ste. A hedes Monts
535*23
Emerald 665-1-2
Mattawa, O. 535-12
Neepawa 622
Hastings 580 -27,314
Coboconk 580 29
535-51
Vittoria 580 S6
Swan Lake 644-1
Roberval 674
Kentville 714, 547
P. Hood 359-2, 364
665-1
Woodst k 535-86-9O
Bellamy 535*10
580*67, 535*12-13
Beaver Bank 714
Summerside 665*1
346, 356*2
535-70
Osgoode Sta 535 -20
Kaladar Sta 535*34
Barss Corners 646
Port Elgin 580*54
625*5
P t Hood 359-2 364
C pe Traverse 665-2
Shawville 663
Coaticook 580*3
Renfrew 535*12,611
Iona599*14,364,372
Harrington 376 3
Antigonishe 599*7
Newcastle599-2,353
Chipman 543*1, 390
646
via Nanaimo, B C
Hawt y 580-80,625 6-
Kazubazua 656
Chipman 543*1, 390
S.Peters 364.370,372
Ho wick 531, 580 7
via Hamilton, Ont.
Osgoode Sta. 535 *2a
Antigonishe 599*7
GreenvilleSta 599*1
lona 599*14 364, 372
Vic iaville 580-12-14
Neils Harbour 372
512
Scottstown 535*7
Aftown 599*7
426(*i reO nSound,O
Kingston Sta. 714
Cherry Grove 665-4
Canterb ySta535-90
Dalhousi eM. 535*33
Low, 656
Canning f>47
Greenville Sta599*l
Milton Sta. 665*1
Merrickville 535*33
535-33
Sheffield Mills 547
Plaisance 535*18
Quyon 663
P t Robinson 580-88-
St. Armand Sta 545
308,309 via PictonO
Amherst 599*1
Pictou N S
Niverville
New Liverpool . .
New London ....
New Lowell
Levis Q
Nixon . .
Queen s PEI
Nixon ....
Simcoe, N R . . . . O
Alberta
Nober
Haldimand . . , . O
York N R O
New Lunnon ....
Newmanville ....
*Newmarket
New Market ....
New Maryland . .
New Mexico ....
New Mills
*Nobleton
Leeds, NR O
Ontario, W R . . O
York N B
Noel
Noel Road
Noel Shore
Nominigue
Hants N S
Hants .... N S
Hants N S
York N B
Ottawa O
Conipton Q
Norborough ....
Norcliffe
Prince PEI
Restigouche . . N B
King s NS
New Minas
New Oxley . . .
. . Alta
Nor*ate
Marquette M
Northumb , E R.O
Victoria, N R . . O
New Park
Durham, ER....O
King s PEI
Norham
New Perth
Norland
Newport
Brant, S R O
Norman
Newport ........
* Newport
Gaspe Q
Hants N S
Normandale ....
Norquay
Norfolk, S R . . . O
Selkirk M
Normandin
Newport
Newport Corner .
Newport La ding
Newport Point . .
Newport Station.
New Richmond . .
New River Mills..
New Rockland . .
King s PEI
North Alton ....
North Ainslie ....
Northam
Kino- s N S
Jants N S
Inverness .... N S
Prince PEI
Hants N S
Gaspe Q
Hants NS
Northampton ....
* North Augusta .
* North Bay
North Beaver B k
North Bedeque . .
North Bend
North Branch ....
North Brook ....
North Brookfield
North Bruce ....
North Buxton . .
North C. Mabou .
North Carleton . .
North Clarendon.
North Coaticook.
Northcote . . .
Carleton ... N B
Grenville, S R . . O
Nipissing Dist. . O
Halifax N S
Bonaventure . . . .Q
Charlotte .... N B
Richmond Q
Prince PEI
Dundas O
Yale BC
Russell O
New lloss
Lunenburg. . . .N S
King s N S
New Ross Road . .
Newry
Addington O
Perth, N R . . . . O
Cumberland . .N S
Elgin, E R O
Westmoreland, NB
Perth NR O
Queen s N S
New Salem . .
Bruce, W R O
Kent O
Inverness .... N S
Prince PEI
New Sarum ....
New Scotland . . .
Newton . ...
Newton
Prince PEI
Pontiac Q
Stanstead Q
Newton Brook . .
Newton Cross . .
Newton Mills. . . .
Newton Robinson
Newtonville ....
New Toronto ....
York W R O
Renfrew, SR....O
Inverness .... N S
Shelburne . . N S
Antigonishe . . N S.
Northumb NB
Queen s PEI
N.E. Br. Margaree
North East Harb.
N. End Lochaber L
North Esk Boom.
Northfield
Northfield
Colchester . . . .N S
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
Kinf s .N S
York W R O
Guysboro . . N S
King s N B
Digby N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Cumberland ..N S
N Westminster. BC
Queen s PEI
Lunenburg. . . .NS
Vancouver . . . . B C
Stormont O
New Town
New Tusket
New Victoria . . .
Northfield
Northfield
; Northfield Centre
Northfield Farm.
N. Forks Salmon C
North Framboise.
Nor. Georgetown
North Glanf ord . .
*North Gower . .
North Grant . . .
North Greenville.
N. Gut, St. Ann s
North Ham
N. Harb. C. North
North Hatley ..
North Hill
Oxford, S R O
Ottawa Q
*N. Westminster.
New Wiltshire . .
New Zealand ....
New Zion
Sunbury N B
Richmond .... N S
Chateauguay . . Q
Wentworth, S R. O
Carleton O
Kin" s PEI
Sunbury N B
*NicL tQ,TQ,
Lincoln&Niagara
Welland O
Antigonishe . . N S
Cumberland.. N S
Victoria N S
* Niagara Falls..
Niagara Falls C . .
*Niarjara Falls S
Nichollsville
Welland O
Welland . O
Wolfe Q
Kind s N S
Victoria N S
* Nicola Lake ....
Yale . B C
Stanstead Q
* Nicolet
Nicolet . . . Q
Compton Q
Nicolet Falls
Nicolston
North Intervale . .
North Keppel . . .
North Kingston. .
North Lake
North Lake . ...
Guvsboro . . . . N S
Grey N R O
Simcoe, S R O
N Westminster.BC
N Westminster.BC
Victoria N B
Nicomekl
King s N S
Nicomin
King s PEI
York N B
Nictaux Falls . . .
Nictaux, West . .
Nile
Annapolis . . N S
Annapolis . . . .N S
Huron, WR.... O
Middlesex, ER..O
Queen s ....PEI
North Lancaster .
North Low
(ilon^arrv ... . O
Ottawa Q
North Medford . .
North Middleb ro
North Milton ....
North Montague.
North Mountain .
North Mountain .
N th Nation Mills
North Onslow. . . .
North Osgoode . .
North Pelham . .
North Pinnacle . .
* North Port ....
Northoort .
King s NS
Cumberland . . N S
Queen s PEI
Lanark, S R O
Dunrlas O
King s N S
Nine Mile Creek..
Nine Mile River..
Ninette
Hants .... N S
Selkirk M
Nima
Selkirk M
Ni""vlo
Gloucester. . . .N B
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Oxford, NR ....0
Ottawa Q
Pontiac Q
Ni pissing
NipissingJunct. .
H igeouri
Russell O
Monck O
Missisquoi Q
Prince Edward . .O
Cumberland . . N S
1897]
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
303
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SBKKKY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,l ) .2(il-263
North Portal . . .
North Range Cor
North Renous. . .
North Rideau . .
North Ridge
North River ....
North River ....
North River ....
North R. Bridge .
North R. Centre .
North R. Platform
North Rustico . .
North Saanich . .
North Salem ....
North Salt. Spring
North Seneca . . .
North Seguin ....
North Shore
North Shore
N. S. St. Marg B.
N. Sec. Earltown.
North Stanhridge
N. St. Eleanor s. .
North Stoke
North Stukely . .
North Sutton. . . .
* North Sydney . .
North Toronto. . .
N Temiscamirigue
North Tay
Assiniboia
535-66
712
Indiantown 599 8
Kemptville 535-20
Essex 625-1-5
VMiCharlo tet nPEI
Salisbury599 12,693
Truro 599 1-13
Iona599-14,364,372
Iona599-14,3G4,372
599-12
Hunters Riv. 665 1
451 or via Victoria
Shubenacadie 599 1
Chemainus, 574
Scotsburn 599-15
Caledonia 580 70- 79
Emsdale 580 67
Wallace 599 15
via N. Sydney, N S
Chester 373
Mystic 535-1
Summerside 655 1
via Sherbrook, Que
Lawrenceville 653
West Brome 535 3
599-14,337,338,364,
370, 372
Mattawa, O. 535-12
Cross Creek, 532
Albany 665 - 2
Farrans Point 580 9
656
via Lunenburg N S
Leitches C k 590-14
599-2
MahoneB y646,373
Barrington 376 3
via Morrisburg, O.
Chesterville 535-33
Bloomfield 599 12
Centreville 547
Coleraine Sta. 675
580-83 (R R name
Lewisville)
St. Remi 580-5
Millville 535 83
543-1, 599-12
Brampton 535 39,
580-51
580-51
Leslie 580-9
580-78-80
5-5-34
712
535-12
580-64
518
Bersimis 345
via Montreal, Que.
Bckingrh m535-18,
327, 328
Levis 675, 599 3-4,
580-12
Isle Verte 599 2
Rathwell 535 59
Jolliette 535-17
via Quebec
Rimouski 599-2, 345
Malmaison 545
Marsden 535 7
700
Bucki gham 535-18
327, 328
El. du Loup(enhas)
599-2-3,700,329-8
St. Pierre 599 3
508
580-67
Lacolle 531, 530 13
-Nugent
Hastings, N R . .O
Coe Hill Mines 544
Lacolle 531, 580 ia
Truro 599-13
lona 599-14, 364,372
via Winnipeg Man.
695
508
Starbuck 535 59
Shoal Lake 622
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
599-1
Cody s 543-1
via Winnipeg
Cors nsSid g- 580-29
St. Stephen 535-89,
695
535-52
Norwood 535-34
Scotland 515
via P. la Prairie, M
Florenceville535-86.
via Victoria
Neepawa, 622
Soperton 516
Barrington 376 3
Cross Point 508
390 or Nerepis Sta.
535 -;8
Reaburn 535 52
King 580-67
585
580-87, 317
644-2
Debec 535 85-99
580-35 (R R name
Mariposa)
Harrowsmith 611,
509-1
St. Peter s 364, 370 r
372
Neepawa 622
Quvon 663
Orillia.58032
Sharbot Lake 535
34, 611
via London, Ont.
Lacolle 531, 580 "ia
Ear estown S. 580 9
Brookfield, 599"!
jiuysborough 364
Camlachie 580 51
Berwick 714
James Riv. S. 599 7
White wood Station
535-52
Tuscarora 580 79
625-7-8
625-7
128 Hudson 535 32
535-74
Okanagon 535~74
Truro 599-1-13
via Sydney, N S
617
Chelsea 656
Wallaceburg 573
Enfield 599 ]
699-3
535-63
O Leary Sta. 665
(jli.vl
Kuthven 617
Welsford 535-88
via Wiarton, Ont.
Treherne 535 59
Thorndale 580-49
Magog 535-7, 342
Tata gouche 599-15
Digbv N S
jNutt s Corners . .
Nuttbv
Northumberl d NB
Carleton O
Colchester . . . . N Is
Nyanza
Essex, S R O
Queen s P E I
Westmoreland. N B
Colchester. . . . N S
Victoria N S
Oak Bank
Lisgar .... M
Oak Bay
Oak Bay Mills....
Oak Bluff
Charlotte N B
Bonaventure . . . .Q
Lisgar M
Oakburn
Victoria N S
Oakdale
Bothwell O
Westmoreland. N B
Queen s .... P E I
Vancouver . . . . B C
Hants N S
Oakfield
Halifax N S
Oakham
Queen s N B
Oak Hammock . .
Oak Hill
Vancouver. . . .B C
Wentworth, S R.O
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Cumberland . . N S
Victoria N S
Victoria, NR....O
Charlotte . . . . N B
Selkirk . . . . M
Peterboro E R. .0
Oxford, S R . . . . O
Marquette M
Oak Hill
Oak Lake
,Oak Lake
Oakland
Halifax N S
Colchester N S
Missisquoi Q
Oakland
Oakland
Carleton N B
Prince P E I
Oakland
Lunenburg . . N S
Richmond Q
iOaklands
Sheff ord Q
Oakley
Brome Q
Oaknook
Oaktown
Cape Breton , . N S
City of Toronto . . .
Pontiac Q
Carleton N B
Oak Leaf
Oak Park
Leeds, S R O
Shelhurne N S
Bonaventure . . . Q
King s NB
Lisgrar M
Oak Point
York.. .N.B
Oak Point
Oak Point
North Tryon
North Va lle.y ....
North Wakefield .
North West
Prince P E I
Stormout O
Ottawa Q
Oak Ridges
Ontario, WR.. O
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Northumb ....NB
Lunenburg.. ,NS
Shelburne N S
Dundas ... O
Oak River
North West Arm.
North W. Bridge.
North West Cove.
North W. Harb . .
N. Williamsburg .
North Winchester
Norton
*0akvllle
Halton O
Oakville
Lis"-<ir M
Oakville
Carleton N B
Oakwood
Victoria, S R O
Gates . .
Dundas O
King s N B
King s N S
Oban
Richmond , . . .N S
Northville
North Wolf estown
Northwood
Wolfe Q
Kent . . . Q
Norton Creek ....
Norton Dale ....
Norton Station . .
Nortonville
Norval
Chateauguay . . . .Q
York N B
King s N B
Peel O
Hal ton O
Ochre River ....
O Connell
Marquette ... M
Pontiac Q
O Connell
Ontario . . o
Oconto
Addmgton O
Odell
Middlesex, S R..O
Odelltown
Norway
York, E R O
*()<le$s(i
Lennox O
Colchester ....NS
Guysboro N S
Lambton, W R..O
King s N S
*Norwich
Oxford, S R O
Peterboro E R O
Yarmouth N S
Dist.of Nipissing.O
Yale ... EC
Odin
*Norwot>d
Norwood
Nosbonging
Otrilvie
Notch Hill
Ohio
Antigonishe ..NS
Nottawa
Simcoe, N R O
Kent N B
Ohlen . .
Notre-Dame ....
N. Dame de Bets.
N. Dame de Grace
N. Dante de la Sal
N. Dame de Levis
N. D. del I. Verte
N. D. de Lourds..
N. D. delaMercie
N. D. de Quebec.
N. Dame de Rim.
*iV. DainedeStan
N. Dame des Bois
N. Dame du Lac.
N. Dame du Laus
N. D. du P nr M.
N. Dame du Port.
N. Dame du Ros.
N. Dame St. W Br.
Nouvelle
Novar
Ohsweken
Brant, S R O
Lambton, E R . . O
Lambton, E R . . O
Two Mountains ..Q
Yale B C
Saguenav Q
Hochelaga Q
Oil City
Ottawa ... Q
*0il Springs .
Oka
Levis Q
Okanagon
Temiscouata. . . Q
Marquette .... M
Okanagon Mission
Old Barns
Yale BC
Colchester N S
Cape Breton ..N S
Essex N R O
Old Bridgeport M
Oldcastle
Montcalm Q
Quebec Q
Rimouski Q
Old Chelsea ....
Oldfield
Ottawa . Q
Bothwell O
Missisquoi Q
Oldham
Old Lake Road . .
Olds
O Leary Road . .
O Leary Station. .
Olinda
1 1 alifax N S
Crmipton Q
Temiscouata. . . . Q
Ottawa Q
Temiscouata Q
Alta
Ottawa Q
Temiscouata. . . . Q
Montmagny . . . . Q
Montreal West. ..Q
Bonaventure . . . .Q
Muskok;i & P Sd.O
Missisouoi. . . . O
Essex S R O
Olinville
Oliphant
Queen s N B
Bruce, N R O
Olive
Oliver
Oxford, N R O
Oliver
Noyan . .
Colchester N S
304
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[189
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD eN WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SBEKKV,PP.-2(Jl--2t>3
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR-
KST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,rp.261-263
Oliver s Ferry
Olivet
Lanark, S R . . . . O
Wellington, N R.O
Champlain Q
319 Mud C k 535-34
Alma 580-54
Gr des Piles 535-19
Milton Wt. 535 35
580-65
5sO-35
Lavant Sta. 611
Ashcroft 535-70
580-70 (R R name
Balls\ille)
Irishtown 518
Saskatoon 535 "62
580-79
Quyon, 663
Truro 599-1-13
599-1
Morden 534-57
Mattawa, 0. 535-12
599-14
Neepawa 6-22
Katrine 580-67
535-40
Magnetawan 420 4
Holstein 580-46
Burgessville 580-80
Copetown 580 83
580-32-67
via Ottawa, Ont.
Winchester 535 33
544
580-7
390 or Waasis Sta.
535-82
Newcastle 580-9
5SO-67
Elmvale 580-66-69
Edgington 531 "3
535-36
535-84
580-82
ytaChar town, P E 1
wiaChar to wi i , P E I
Shoal Lake 622
Garden Hill 580-35
Sarnia 573, 580 -51- :
85, 432, 320
Cobden 535-12
535-20
580-9
535-62
Longwood 535-42
580-8 -
(ill
Okanagon 535-74
Neepawa 622
Erin 535 36
599-12 (R R name
Hamilton)
Pet lia 580-84, 625-7
Poplar Pt. 535-52
Tilsonburg 5SO 78-
82. 625-5
via Halifax, N S
Agincourt 535 34,
580.36
Marquette 535 52
531, 525-12-14-18-
20, 650, 328, 319,
327
via Ottawa, Ont.
535-55
Shawville, 663
via Victoria, B C
580-80
lieaburn 535 -52
Chambord 674
Wallaceburg 573
ria Guelph. Ont
?. Hood 359-2, 364
ansdowne 580 9
Outremont
Outremont June
Outram .......
Ouvry
Hochelaga Q
via Montreal, Que.
535-18
Lawrencetown 714
Blenheim 573
Nap ee 509-2, 580-9
via Yarmouth, N S
535-40, 422-2, 426,
428-1-2-3, 430-1
Stanstead J t n 512
via Halifax, N S
535-58
426 via Wiarton, O
599-15
Woodstock 535-35-
38, 580-80-83
599-1-15
Kemptville 535-20,
319
535-20
Harrow 617
via Meaford, Ont.
Hunter s Riv. 665 1
Port Mulgrave 599"
7-14, 364
Farran s Pt. 580 9
Norton Sta. 543- 1,
599-12
Somerset 580-12
599-1 (R R name
Meadow Brook)
Allandale 580 65-
67-68-60
580-54
Edmonton 535 63
535-12
Bronte 580 87
580-65
535 53
iganville 535 H
De Blois Sta. 665-1
580-46-53-54
Muir Kirk 625 5
586-64
Pakenham 535-12
535-18, 328, 327
620
617
Burnsville 540
714
Bordeaux 535-18
ja Cherrotiere
535-21
St. Leonard s Sta.
535-84
richborne 611
vensington 665 1
580-79-88
80-79-83
iatisc-an 535-21,
329-fl
Jtterson 580-67
Alma 580-54
35-61
80-51-67-87, 535-
34-35-40
Annapolis 712, 714,
392, 393"2
Joiestown 532
-0-55
80-51 [580-12
Oaig s Road Sta.
Wapella 636-68
Klkhorn 535-52
CJu AppelleS.535 52
Shawville 663
via Lunenburg, N S
ria Nanaimo, B C
Case Settl ent 543-1
Chambers 580-9
549
Parrsborough 549
via Parrv S d Ont.
Hoehelaga t,
Annapolis .... N S
Kent ....
Olscamp
Omagh
Halton . . O
*0memee
Victoria, S R O
Addington O
Overtoil . .
Addington ....
Overton
Yarmouth. . . . N S
Grev, N R
Oinpah
*0wen Sound . . .
Owl s Head
Owl sHeadHarbo
Oxbow
150 Mile House . .
Oneida . . . . .
Cariboo B C
Brome Q
Haldhnand . . . . O
Westmoreland. N B
Sask
O Neil
Halifax . . N S
Assa
Onion Lake
Oxenden
Grey N R O
Onondaga
Onslow Centre. ..
Onslow Mountain
Onslow Station . .
Ontario Street E.
Opawaka
Brant, S R O
* Ox ford . . .
Cumberland. . N S
Oxford, SR.... O
Cumberland . . N S
Grenville, N R.. O
Grenville, N R.. O
Essex, S R O
Pontiac Q
Colchester NS
Colchester ....N S
Montreal East . Q
Selkirk ... M
Oxford Centre .
Oxford Junction
Oxford Mills . . .
Oxford Station .
Oxlev
Opemican . . .
Pontiac Q
Inverness .... N S
Marquette M
Orange Ridge . .
Orange Valley . .
*0rangeville ....
Oranmore .
Oxniead
Grev E R O
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Wellington, C R.O
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Grey, S R O
Oxford, S R . . . . O
Wentworth, N R.O
Simcoe, E R . . - O
Russell O
Oyster Bed Bridge
Oyster Ponds . . .
Oznabruck Centre
Paddock
Queen s .... P E .
Guysboro N S
Stormont ... O
Orchard
Oriel
King s N B
Megantic (,
Westmoreland. N P
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
Bruce, N R O
Alta
Orkney
Painchaud
Painsec
*0rillia
Orleans
Ormond
Dundas O
Painswick
Hastings, N R . . O
Chateauguay . . . . Q
Sunbury . N I
*0rni$to wn
* Paisley
*Orono .
Durham, W R . . O
Simcoe, E R O
Simcoe, E R O
Muskoka O
Pakan
*Pakenham ....
^Pfilenno
Lanark, N R O
Halton O
Oro Station
Orr Lake
Orrville
Orton
Ortonville
Orwell
Orwell
Pa]"Tave
Cardvvell O
Palliser ....
Yale B.C.
Wellington, C R.O
Victoria N B
Palmer Rapids . .
Palmer Road ....
*Palmerston ....
Palm3 7 ra
Renfrew, S R O
Prince P E I
Elgin, E R O
Queen s .... P E I
Queen s .... P E I
Marq uette M
Wellington, N R.O
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Alta
Orwell Cove ....
Panima . .
Panmure
Lanark, N R O
Ottawa Q
Osaca
Din-ham, ER O
Lambton, W R..O
tenfrew, N R.. O
ilussell O
Ontario, S R . . O
Sask
Papineauville. . . .
Paquette
Paquette Sta
Paquetville
Osborne
Compton . Q
Essex, N R O
Gloucester N B
Annapolis .... N S
Laval Q
Osgoode Station .
Paradise Lane . .
Pare Laval
Osier
Pare
3 ortneuf Q
Osman
Middlesex, W R. O
Addington O
Parents
Victoria. . . N B
Oso Station
Parham
Addington O
Yale-Kootenay.BC
Marquette M
Wellington, S R.O
King s N B
Osprev
Park Corner ....
*Prii-in
* Paris Station . .
Pari^ville
Queen s . . . P E I
Brant, N R O
Brant, N R O
Ossian
jambton, E R . . O
Lisgar M
Lotbinicre Q
Parkersville . . .
Parker
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Vellington, C R.O
Jsgar M
York W R O
Ossowo
Norfolk, N R....O
Halifax N S
Ostrea Lake ....
O Sullivan s Cor s
Oswald
*Ottawa
Kin;] St. fii-iincJi
Ottawa East ....
Parkdale
*Parkdule
York, E R O
Parker s Cove ....
Parker s Ridge .
Park Head
Annapolis N S
York N B
Lissrar Man
Ottawa O
Ottawa O
Bruce, N R O
Middlesex, N R .
Lotbiniere Q
* Park Hill
Park hurst
Parkin
Assaj
Provencher . . . . M
N.Westminster BC
Pontiac Q
Parkisimo
Parklands
larq uette M
Otter
Assa
Otter Lake
Otter Point
Parkman
Park s Creek ....
Parksville
ontiac Q
Ainenburg. . . .NS
r anc-ouver . . . .BC
(ing s N B
Vancouver . . . . B C
Oxford, S R . . . . O
Lis ir ar M
*0tterville
Otto
Parlee Settlement
* Parliament St. .
Parma
Ouiatchouan
Chicoutimi . . Q
Toronto Centre. .O
Kent O
jennox O
Oustic
Wellington, S R. O
Inverness .... N S
Leeds. S R .. ..O
Parrsborour/h. . . .
Parrsboro Shore.
Parry Harbour . .
Cumberland ..NS
Cumberland . . N S
luskoka & P Sd.O
Outer Island, P. H
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305
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
1ISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
8EEKEY,PP.261-263
* Parry Sound . .
Pasadena
Muskoka& P.Sd.O
Selkirk M
422, 428 2, 430 2,
422-1 orUtterson
580-67
Greenwav 644-1
350 Black Cape 508!
599-12
Chambord 671
535-52
580 83 <R R name
Puce)
Hovt Sta. 535-83
Coe Hill Mines 544
Abbotsford 535-1
Ashcroft 535-70
Grand Falls 535 -84
Chatsworth 535-40
665-3
Sundridge 580 67
Mystic 535-1
Annidale 543 - 1
Ingersoll 535 "35,
580-83
535-86
GrandValley535-41
Cannington 580 36
via Halifax, N S
via Selkirk, Man
High River 535-64
Kingsville 617
Kingsville 617
Kingsville 617
Kirk s Ferry 656
P. Robinson 580-&8
Jordan 580 83
Connor s 700-1
Ashcroft 535-70
Newport Sta. 714
535-12
Woo tock 535-86-90
eta Yarmouth, X S
Brandon 535 -52,
644-1
450-4
Papineauville Que.
535-18, 327, 328
580-69, 422-1
Regina 535-52-62
535-63
532
Gaspe Ba in 346,350
535-13
315 Hu ville 580 67
Barrie 580 67
via Halifax, N S
Pennfield Ri ge 695
Pennfield Ri ge 695
695
599- 12
Virden 535 52
535-52
345
Okanagon 53574
Tottenham 580 65
346, 350 or Black
Cape 508
580-51
Alameda 535 58
via Kagawong,Ont
East Templeton
535-18, 327, 328
Saltcoats 622
Alliston 580-64
Ashdad 611
tlnv mfM R. 535-12
Annapolis 712, 714
Kaladar Sta. 535-34
Coaticook 580 8
Butternut R ge,572
625-5
Rothesay 599 12
580-35
* Perth
^anark, S R O
Victoria . N B
535-34
535-86
535-91
674
Harrowsmith 611
509-1
535-12
580-27-28-31-35,
535-34, 314
Baddeck 364,370,
372
580-51
Kingston 610
Gelert 580-30
CardiganB ge665 3
Welsford 535 88
Welsford 535 88
Tignish 665 1
Kenil worth 535 41
Bonaventure R.350
S. A ugustine,535 18
Gaspe Basin 346,350
599-12, 572
Arichat 364, 371
Shippigan 540
Gasp6 Basin346,350
L le Metis Sta. 599-2
Br gewater 646,374
Gaspe Basin 346,350
599-2
L Anse St. Jean
829-8
Tring Station, 675
L le Metis Sta.599"2
via Halifax.N S
Carberrv 535 52
625-7, 580-84
Colebrook 509-1
Burk s Falls 580 67
Glen Robinson 531
Wolselev 535-52
580-69
St. Arm nd Sta.545
Baden 580-51
via Belleville, Ont
Delta 516
580-9
544,308,309,310,324
599-9-15, 359-1-2,
380,357,356-1,346
via Pictou, N S
599-10
Hopewell 599-13
535-23
599-7
329-9 or Yamaska
535-1
329-9, Yam ka 535 1
535-58
Hampton 543 2,
599-12
via Selkirk, Man
St. Armand Sta.545
Headingly 535 59,
644-2
via Wiarton, Ont
Tecumseh 580 83
StambridgeStation
535-1, 540
445-3-4
535-57
Macleod 535 64
Terrebonne 535-21
Midnapore 535 64
Bl kwater 580-35-36
Lower Settlem t S
River 599-7
Woodbridge 535 40
Lachute 535 18
Mull, 625-5
Red Deer 535 -63
Newmarket 580 67
Perth
Perth Centre
Perthuis
Victoria ... N B
Portneuf Q
Pasp&liictc
Bonaventure . . . . Q
King s \ B
Perth Road
Addington O
Passekeag
Petawawa
Renfrew, N R ..O
Peterboro , W R O
Victoria . . N S
Pasteur
Chicoutimi . . . . Q
Assa
Pasqua
* Peterboro
Patillo
Essex, N R . .O
Peter s Brook
Petersburgh ....
Peter s Mills
Peterson s Cor ers
Peter s Road ....
* Peter Street ....
Petersville ... .
Patterson Settle !
Paudash
Sunbury N B
Waterloo, S R ..O
Kent NB
Peterboro E R . . O
Rouville Q
Pauline ....
Pavilion
Cariboo . . B C
Victoria, N R . . O
Kind s PEI
Payne Settlem t..
Peabody
Peake Station . .
Pearcely
Victoria N B
Grey. N R O
Kind s PEI
Toronto O
Queen s N B
Muskoka O
Petersvi e Church
Peterville
Queen s N B
Pearceton
Mi^sisquoi Q
Prince PEI
* Pearl Street....
Pearson s
Petherton
Wellington, N R O
Bonaventure. . . .Q
Two Mountains . . .
Gasp6 Q
Westmoreland N B
Richmond N S
Sloucester. . . .N B
Gasp6 Q
King s N B
Oxford, S R . . . . O
Carleton N B
Petit Bonaventure
Petit Brute
Peel
Petit Cap
* 1 etitcodiac ....
Petite deGratBdg
Petite Lamegue . .
Petite Magdeleine
Petite Matane . .
Petite Rivi6re B..
Petite Vallee ....
Petit Rocher
Petit Saguenay . .
Petit Village
Petits Mechins . .
Petpeswick Harb.
Petrel
Peepabun
Wellington, N R.O
York N R . . O
Pefferlaw
Peggy s Cove ....
Peguis
Halifax . . N S
Rimouski Q
Pekisko
Alta
Lunenburg . .N S
Gasp6 Q
Pelee Inland ....
Pelee Island, East
Pelee Island, S...
Pelissier
Essex S R O
Essex, S R O
Gloucester . . . . N B
Saguenay Q
Essex, S R O
Ottawa Q
Beauce Q
Pelham Centre . .
Pelham Union . .
Pelletier Mills . .
Pemberton Mead s
Pembroke . . .
Monck O
Monck O
Rimouski Q
Victoria N B
Halifax NS
Cariboo B C
Marquette M
Lambton, E R.. O
Addington O
Muskoka &P.SUO
Vaudreuil Q
Assa
Hants N S
* Petrolea
* Pembroke
Pembroke
Renfrew, N R ..O
Carleton.... NB
Yarmouth ....NS
Selkirk M
Petworth . . .
Pevensey . ...
Pembroke Shore..
Pendennis
Peveril
Pheasant Forks . .
Fender Island ....
Pendleton
Vancouver. . . .B C
Prescott O
*Phelpt<ton
Simcoe, N R O
Missisquoi Q
Phillipsburg, East
Phillipsburg, Wt.
Phillipston
Waterloo, S R . . O
Hastings, E R . O
Leeds S R . O
*Penetanguish ne
Pent^arth
Simcoe, E R
Assa
Phillipsville ....
* Pickering
Ontario, W R ..O
Prince Edward . . O
Pictou N S
Penbold
Alta
*Picton
Peniac
York NB
Gasp6 . . . Q
Pic tou
Peninsula-Gasp6 . .
Peninsula Harbor
Peninsula Lake . .
Peninsular Park..
Pennant
Pictou Island
Pictou Landing . .
Pictou Road ....
Piedmont
Pictou N S
Algoma O
Muskoka & P Sd. O
Simcoe, S R . . . O
Halifax NS
Charlotte ....N B
Charlotte ....NB
Charlotte N B
Kind s NB
Pictou N S
Guysboro . . . .N S
Terrebonne . . . . Cj
Pictou N S
Pennfield
Piedmont Valley
* 1 ierrevHle
Pierreville Mills..
Pierson
Pennfield Centre
Pennfield Ridge .
PenotiKquis
Yamaska Q
Yamaska Q
Penrith
Selkirk . ..." M
Selkirk M
Pense
Assa
Piers ton
King s X B
Lisgar M
Missisquoi Q
Pentecost River. .
Penticton
Pentland
Sa (r uenay Q
Pigeon Bluff
Pigeon Hill
Yale-Kootenay BC
Wellington, C R.O
Simcoe, S R O
Gaspe . Q
Penville
Pigeon Lake ....
Pike Bay . ...
Lisgar M
Perce
Bruce, N R O
Essex, N R O
Perch Station ....
Percv
Lambton, W R . . O
Assa
Pike Creek
Peri vale
Pilot Bay
Yale B C
Perkins
Perley *
Ottawa Q
Assa
* Pilot Mound....
Pincher Creek
Selkirk M
Alta
Perm
Simcoe, S R O
Terrebonne . . . Q
Alta
Perrault
Renfrew, SR O
Renfrew, NR....O
Annapolis . . . . N S
Perretton
Pine Dale
Ontario, N R O
Antigonishe. . N S
York W R
Perott Settlem nt
Perry
Pinedale
Pine Grove
Pine Hill
Pinehurst
Perryboro
Compton . . Q
Perry Settlement.
Perry Station
Perry s Point
Perry town
King s N B
Argenteuil Q
Monck O
Kent O
King s N B
Pine Lake
Alta
Durham, E R ..O
i Pine Orchard ....
Ontario, WR... O
20
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[189T
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEKKEY,PP.261-?63-
Pine Ridge
Kent N 1
Weldford 599-2
\incardine 580-48
Rat Portage 535 51
via Charlottetown
tVoodbourne 5997
L.ovver Settlem nt S
River 5997
580-54
Jpper Woodstock
535-86
Moosejaw 535 52
Dcho Vale 535"7
G Narrows S.599 14
Kastman Spr gs531
535-65 [14, 364
P tMulgrave 599-7-
Spruce Lake 695
Spruce Lake 695
665-3
via Charlottetown
Ball tvne Sta. 580 9
Cardinal 580 9
665-1
6C5-1
via Belleville, Ont.
Scotsburn 599 15
Harwood580-17,314
535-18 (R RNam e
N Nation Mills)
lona 599-14,364,372
Danville 580 -12
Papineauville.Que.
535-18, 327, 328
Bright 580-79
Perth 535-34
Cheticamp 359 2
Little York 665 3
via Halifax, N S
Londonderry Sta.
599-1
Stonewall 535-60
via Yarmouth, N S
via Halifax, N S
Fair ville 535 81
Dumbarton Stat n
535-87
Barss Corners 646
Elgin 572
712 (RR name
Jordantown)
Gleng rrySta599 13
South Ohio 712
via Iroquois, Ont.
Br ge water 646,374
Lavant Sta. 611
Beltori 580-49
535-57
Athens 516
450 7,Che ainus 574
599-12
N Glasgow 599-7-13
via Yarmouth, N S
Debec 535 85-96
via Winnipeg,Man
712
540
540
New R Mills 695
via N thSydney ,NS
Bass Lake 535-12
353 Chatham 532
lona 599-14, 364,372
Wright 656
: Cheticamp 359-2
1 580 -85
Ota Sydney, N S
Moose Jaw 535 52
Escuminac 353
535-32, 327
420-3, or Brace
bridge 580 67
oint La Nim ....
oint Mamainse..
oint Michaud . .
oint of Cape. . .
oint Petre
J oint Platon ....
Restigouche . . N B
Algonia Q
599-5 (R R name
McNeish s)
StPefrs364,370,372
Antigonishe 599 7
via Picton, Ont.
Batiscan, 535-21,
329-6
via Charlottetown
580-8-13
350 Black Cape 50S
Kichibucto, 610
via Picton, Ont.
599-14
Albert 693
GaspeBasin346,350
Murray Bay, 329 8
via Parry Sd. Ont.
Tadousac 329 8
535-18
Egg Island 345
via Montreal, Que
Ancienne Lorette
535-21
Riviere Ouelle599-3
349 Roberval 674
580-9
Westmorel dPt.599
Godbout 345
599-11, 356-2
535-21
535-18, 327 ["21
LaChevrotiere 535-
Notre Dame 518
Lavant Stat n 611
Peticodiac 572,
599-12
Welsford 535-88
Havelock 535 34
Buckingham 535-18
327, 328
barman 535 54
St. Stephen 535-89
Flesherton 535 40
599 7
Meriyonishe 599 7"
WiltonGrove580 81
625-4
via Guclph, Ont
Coteau Station 531 ,
580-9
535-21
Bordeaux 535 IS
Etchemin 599 4
535-21
535-34
Bordeaux 535-18
Sussex Vale 599-12
Milverton 580-53
Vlallorytown, 5S0.9>
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Gore Bay 428-3
430-1, 422-2
Thessalon 535 25
Wapella535 52
B ckMe dows599 15
Hyde Park Corner
535-42, 580-50-83
via Selkirk, Man.
535-52
891 or Canterbury
Station 535-90
Papineauv e 535-18
Haley Sta.535 12
644-2, 622, 535 52
Neguac 353
Pinkerton 580 54
Goderich58l 52,432
Blenheim 573
535-13-51 664, 428"!
432
Pine River . .
Bruce, W R O
Algonia O
Pinewood
Pinette
Queen s PEI
Pictou ..NS
Richmond . . . . N B
Antigonishe . . N S
Prince Edward . .O
Lotbiniere Q
Pine Tree
Pine Vale
Antigonishe . . N S
Bruce, E R O
Pinkerton
Queen s PEI
Montreal Centre Q
Gasp6 Q
Pioneer
Carleton .N B
Pioneer
Assa.
Pt. St. Charles..
Point St. Peter . .
oint Sapin ....
oint Travers ....
oint Tupper ....
oint Wolfe ....
ointe alaFre gate
^isinte A Pic ....
ointe au Baril . .
ointe au Bouleau
ointe au Chone..
ointe aux Ang-
Piopolis
Compton Q
Kent N B
Piper s Cove . . .
Piperville
Cape Breton . . N S
Russell O
Prince Edward . . O
Richmond .... N S
Albert N B
Pipestone
Selkirk M
Pirate Harbour .
Pisarinco .
Guysboro . . . . N S
St. John N B
Gasp6 . . . . . Q
Pisarinco West . .
Pisquid
St. John N B
Queen s PEI
Muskoka & P Sd O
Saguenay Q
Pisquid Road. . . .
Pitcher s Farm . .
Pitt s Ferry
Queen s PEI
Argenteuil Q
Antigonishe . .N S
Frontenac O
Pittston
Grenville, SR.. O
Prince . ..PEI
te aux Trembles
te aux Trembles
teauxOriginaux
ointe Bleue ....
ointe Claire ....
ointe de Bute . .
ointe des Moms
ointe du Chene.
3 ointe du Lac . .
Pointe Gatineau..
Poir6
Hochelaga Q
Piusville .
Portneuf Q
Piusville Station .
Plainfield
Prince PEI
Kamouraska . . . .Q
Chicoutimi . . . . Q
Jacques Cartier. Q
Westmoreland. N B
Sagineau Q
Hastings, E R . . O
Pictou N S
Plainfleld
Plainville
Northumb , W R O
Ottawa Q
Plaisance
Plaister Mines . .
Plamondon s Mills
* Plantagenet ....
* Plattxville
Victoria N S
Westmoreland.N B
St. Maurice Q
Ottawa Q
Wolfe Q
Prescott O
Brant, N R O
Portneuf Q
Poirier
Kent NB
Playfair
Lanark, S R . . . O
Inverness . . . .N S
Queen s.... PEI
Halifax .. ..NS
Poland
Lanark, N R O
Westmoreland. N B
Queen s N B
Pleasant Bay
Pleasant Grove . .
Pleasant Harbour
Pleasant Hills
Pleasant Home . .
Pleasant Lake . .
Pleasant Point . .
Pleasant Point. . .
Pleasant Ridge . .
Pleasant River . .
Pleasant Vale ....
Pleasant Valley . .
Pleasant Valley . .
Pleasant Valley . .
Pleasant Valley . .
Pleasantville . . . .
Plevna ...
Pollett River ....
Pollevhurst
Colchester.... N S
Lisgar . . M
Polmont
Northumb , E R O
Ottawa Q
Poltimore
Pomeroy
Selkirk ... M
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Halifax ..NS
Pomeroy Ridge . .
Pomona
Charlotte N B
St. John N B
Grey, S R
Antigonishe . . N S
Pictou N S
Charlotte ....N B
Queen s N S
Pomquet Chapel
Ponds
Pond Mills
Middlesex, S R..O
Wellington, C R O
Soulanges Q
Albert N B
Ponsonby
Digby NS
Pictou N S
Yarmouth N S
Dundas O
Pont Chateau
* PtdeMaskinonge
Pont du Sault . .
Pont Etchemin . .
Pont Rouge ....
Pontypool
VIaskinong6 .... Q
Hochelaga , . Q
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Addington O
Levis Q
Portneuf Q
Plover Mills
Plum Coulee
Plum Hollow
Plumas
Middlesex, E R O
Selkirk M
Durham, E R . . O
Laval Q
Pont Viau
Leeds, S R O
Poodiac
King s . . N B
Marquette . . . .M
Poole . .
Perth, -NR ....O
Leeds, S R . . . . O
Halifax N S
Plumper Pass . .
Plumweseep
Plymouth Road . .
Vancouver . . . B C
King s N B
Poole s Resort . .
Pope s Harbour. .
Poplar
Pictou N S
Algonia ... O
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Carleton N B
Plymouth
Poplar Dale
Algoma . . . O
Plympton
Selkirk M
Plymton
Poekmouche . . . .
Pockshaw
Digby N S
Gloucester .... N I
Gloucester N B
Charlotte N B
Poplar Grove ....
Assa
Poplar Hill
Pictou N S
Poplar Hill
Middlesex, S R . .
Lisgar M
Pcchlogan
Poplar Park
Poplar Point
Poquiock
Point Aconi
Point Alexander.
Point au Car
Cape Breton ..N S
Renfrew, N R . .
Northumb N B
Victoria . . .N S
Marquette M
York . . . N B
Port, de la Nation
* Portage du Fort
Port ge / Prairie
Portage River . .
Portal
Labelle Q
Point Comfort. . .
Point Cross
Ottawa . .Q
Inverness . . . .N fc
Lambton, W R . .
Cape Breton ..NS
Assa
Pontiac (J
* Point Edward .
Point Edward . .
Marquette M
Northumberl d. NE
Bruce, E R .
Point Escuminac
Point Fortune . .
Point Kaye
Northumb ...N B
Vaudreuil . . . . Q
Port Albert
Huron, W R....O
Kent
Port Alma
Simcoe, E R
*Port Arthur. . . .
Algoma . . C
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
tAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKET,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KET,PP.261-263
Colchester . . N S
Lon derry S 599 1
Port Ryerse
Norfolk, S R O
Simcoe 580*80-82-86
Portapique Mt . .
Port au Persil
Colchester . . . . N S
Charlevoix Q
Lon derry S. 599"!
ladousac 329*8
Port Sandfield . .
Simeoe, E R. . . . O
420*3, or Falken
burg 580 67
Port Ban
nverness ... . N S
via Mabou
Port Saxon
Shelburne . . . . N S
Barrington 376"3
Port Severn
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
Waubaus ne 580 32
Port Bevis
Portsmouth
Frontenac O
via Kingston Ont
Elgin E R O
Aylmer Wt 580 "82
*Port Stanley
Elgin E R O
580 81
*Port Bur well
Elgin "E R . . O
Tilsonburg 580*78-
*Port Sydney ....
Muskoka&P. Sd. O
315 or Utterson
Cape Breton N S
82, 625-5
Port Talbot
Elgin, W R O
580-67
Shedden 625*5
Siincoe E R O
430 3 Falkenburg
Portuguese Cove
Halifax .. ..NS
i(t Halifax
580-67
Port Union
Ontario, W R. ..O
580-9
Port Clyde
Shelburne . . . . N S
Barrington 376 3
Port Whitby
Ontario, S.R O
580-9-38
Port Cockburn
Musk oka & P. Sd.O
420 3 or Utterson
Port Williams . .
King s N S
714
580-67
Port Williams Sta.
King s N S
714
* Port Colborne . .
Welland O
580-79-8-*, 320
Pottageville
York, N R O
Aurora 580*67
Port Coldwell
Al^oma O
535-13
Pottersburg
Middlesex, E R O
580-49
Port Credit
Peel O
5SO 87
Poulamond
Richmond N S
West Bav Road
Pert Dalhous^e
Lincoln O
580-88 301 302 320
599-14
Port Daniel C
350
Poupore
Ottawa Q
Port Daniel C 350
Powassan
Muskoka&P Sd O
580*67
Port Daniel West
Port Daniel C 350
Powell
Lanark N R O
Almonte 535*1
*Port Dover ....
*Port El/jin
Norfolk, SR ....0
Bruce W R . O
580-70-80
580-54
Powerscourt ....
Power s Creek .
Huntingdon . . . .Q
Victoria N B
At heist an
Grand Falls 535*84
Port Elgin .
Westmoreland N B
638
Powel s Corners. .
Victoria, N R . . . O
580*30 (R R. name
Port Elmsley
Porter s
Lanark, S R O
St. John N B
Mud Creek 535 -34
St Martin s 543 2
Pownall
Queen s P E I
Halls)
vift Charlottetown
Porter s Hill
Huron, SR O
Holmesville 580 52
Prairie Grove ....
Provencher . . . . M
via Winnipe fr Man
Porter s Lake , .
Halifax NS
via Halifax N S
Pre d en haut. . . .
Westmoreland N B
College B dge 599-1
Port Felix
G uy sborough . . N S
Canso 364 371
i Precious Corners
Northumb , WR.O
via Cobourg Ont
Port Franks
Lambton E R O
Thedford 580-51
Preneveau
Peterboro E R O
Havelock 535 34
Port Georfje
Annapolis N S
Middleton 646 714
* Prescott
Grenville, S R O
580*9 535*20 320
Port Granby ....
Port Greville . . .
Port Guichon ....
Durham, WR ..O
Cumberland . . N S
N Westminster. BC
\ Westminster BC
Wesleyville 580 9
Parrsboro 549
Ladner sLdg. 450-4
535 70 450 "3
Presqu Isle
Preston .
Grey, NR O
Halifax N S
323, 324, 329*2
426 or via Owen
Sound, Ont.
via Halifax N S
Port Haney
N Westminster BC
535-70
* Preston
Waterloo S R O
580*54
Port Hastings
Inverness N S
371 P Hawkesbury
Preston Road. . . .
Halifax .N S
Port Hawkesbury
Inverness N S
599-14, 380
599- 14 371 380 (H R
Preston Vale
Prestwood
Lanark, S R O
Lisgar M
Perth 535*34
Stonewall 535 * 60
Priddie
Alberta
Paltr v ^^3*-i*^-fi^ fiil
Port Hillford . .
Guysborough N S
Pretty River Vall y
Grey, E R O
Nottawa 580*64
Port Hill
Prince P E I
Tyne Valley 665 1
Price
Rimouski Q
St Octave 599*2
Port Hood
Inverness N S
359 "2 364 P Haw
Priceburgh . . .
Victoria N I
Grand Falls 535*84
Port Hood Island
Inverness N S
kesbury 599-14,
P Hood 359 2 364
Price s Corner . .
* Priceville
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
Grev S R . O
Orillia 580*32-67
Flesherton 535*40
*Port Hope
Durham, ER. . . O
580-9-35 306 329 2
Primrose
Cardwell O
Shelhurne 535"40
Port Howe .
Cumberland ..N S
Amherst 599"!
* Prince Albert .
. Sask
535 6
Port Joli
Queen s N S
Liverpool 376"3
Prince Albert . . .
Ontario, S R O
580*38
Port Kells
N Westminster BC
635
Prince Albert
Annapolis N S
MidHlptnn fitfi 714
Port Keewaydin
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
Beaumaris 420*3
Prince of Wales .
St. John N B
695
Port Lambton
Bothwell O
573
Princeport
Colchester N S
Truro 599*1-13
Portland . .
Leeds, S R O
319 Newboro 516
Princess
Selkirk M
Medora 535*57
* Portland
St. John N B
via St John N B
* Princeton
Brant, N R O
580*83
Port la Tour . .
Shelburne . N S
Barrin^on 376"3
Princeton
Yale . B C
Port Lewis
Huntingdon .. .Q
S O S Kilbain 580 7
535*70
Port Lock
Algoma O
Princetown
Prince P E I
Kensington 665*1
Port Lome
Annapolis N S
Princetown Roac
Queen s P E I
New Wiltshire 665*1
Port Maitland .
Monck O
Stromness 580*79
Princeville . ,
Inverness N S
W Bay Road 599*14
Port Mititland .
Yarmouth N S
Hebron 712
Prince William
York N B
Prince William Sta
Port Malcolm . . .
Richmond N S
Port Hawkesbury
599-14 371 380*
Prince William Sta
York . N B
tion 535*88
535*88
Port Matoun . .
Queen s N S
Liverpool 376*3
Prinyer
Prince Edward O
Port ifedu ay .
Queen s N S
Prospect
Lanark S R O
Ashton 535*12
Port Milford
Prince Fdward O
Prospect
Halifax N S
^73 or vid Halifax
Port Moodv
N Westminster.BC
535 "70
Prospect Hill
Perth SR O
Granton 580*51
Port Mori en ....
Cape Breton... NS
/"ict Sydney
Prosperity
Assa
Moosoniin, 535*52
Port Mulqrave .
Guysboro N S
599 -7 -14 364
Prosser Brook .
Albert N B
Elgin 572
Port Nelson . . .
Halton .
Burl i ton 580*65-87
Protectionville
Northumber d N B
Newoas le 599*2 353
Portneuf
Portneuf Q
535*21
Proton Station
Grey E R O
53 t ) 40
Portneuf Station
Portneuf Q
535-21
Proulxville
Champlain Q
St Tite 619
Port Neville ....
NewWestm stcrBC
Providence
Beauce . Q
Trin " -Sta 675
Porton
Algoma O
Providence Bay
Algfoma O
4*^6 or Massey Sta
P Mulgrave Sta .
*Poi t Pern/ . . .
Guvsborough. .NS
Ontario, N R . O
580-38
Public Landing.
King s. ... N B
535 25
Port Philip
Cumberland N S
Pug wash 599*15
535*88
Port Renfrew . . .
Port Richmond.
Vancouver . . . .B C
Richmond N S
via Victoria
Port Hawkesbury
599-14 371 380
Pubnico Beach .
Pubnico Harboui
Puce
Shelburne NS
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Essex, N R O
Barrington 376 3
via Yarmouth N.S.
680 83
*Port Robiifiui .
Welland ... O
580*88
Puckahn
Sask
Prince Alb t 535*62
*Port Rowan . . .
Norfolk, S R O
580-86
Puellering
Kent N B
St Anthony "ilS
Port Royal
Port Royal
Norfolk, SR.... O
Richmond . . . .N S
Port Rowan 580 86
Arichat 364, 371
*Pu<jit<aKh
Pugwash River .
Cumberland . . N S
Cumberland . . NS
599*15
Conn s Mills 599*15
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICKS.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEE KEY.PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Pumpkin Plains
larquette M
Birtle 622
Hatho
Oxford N R O
Bright 580 79
Purbrook .
Ontario N R O
Gravenhurst 580-67
Rathwell
Marquette M
420-3
*R at Portage ....
Algoma O
Purdy
Hastings, N R . . O
Eganville 535-11
Ratter s Corner
King s N B
Sussex Vale 599 12
Purlbrook
\ntigonishe 599 7
Raven Lake
Shoal Lake 622
Purple Grove . . .
Bruce, S R O
Ripley 580 48
Ravenna
Grey, E R
Thornbury 580 68
Purple Hill
Durham, W R . .O
Burket nSta 535-34
Ravenscliffe ....
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Huntsville 580 67
Purple Valley
Bruce N R O
via Wlarton Ont.
Raven s Glen
Marquette M
Newdale 622
Purpleville
Vork W R ..O
Maple 580 67
Ravenshoe
York N R O
Brown Hill 580 37
Puslinch ....
Vellington, S R .O
535-35 (R. R. name
Ravenswood
Lambton, E R O
Forest 580 51
Putnam
Middlesex, E R..O
Schaw)
535-35
Raven sworth ....
Ravignan
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Dorchester. .. Q
Emsdale 580-67
St. Anselme 675
Quaco Road
t. John N B
St. Martin s 543 -2
Rawdon
Montcalm . . . . Q
Joliette 535-17
Quai des Eboulem 1
Oharlevoix Q
Les Eboulements
Rawdon
Hants N S
Newport Sta. 714
Quai desRimouski
Rimouski Q
329-8
Rimouski 599-2,345
Rawdon Gold M..
Raymond
Hants N S
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Newport Sta. 714
Utterson 580 67
Quamichan
Vancouver . . .B C
Somenos 574
Reaboro
Victoria, S R O
580-35
Qu A.pp&ll&
Assa
Qu Appelle Station
Reaburn
Lisgar . M
535-52
535-52
Read
Westmoreland. N B
Port Elgin 638
*Qu AppelleSta..
Assa
535-52
Read
Hastings, E R . . O
Shannonville 580 9
*Quebcc
Quebec Q
674 599-3 580-12
Reading
Wellington C R O
Hillsburgh 535 36
535-21, 676, 675,
Read Island
NewW minster B C
via, Vancouver
345, 346, 329-6-8
Rear of BaddeckB
Victoria N S
lona 599-14 364, 372
Queensborough . .
Queensbury
Queen Hill
Hastings, NR.. O
York N B
Bruce, W R O
\ladoc, 580-33
Millville 535-83
Port Elgin 580-54
Rear of Beaver C.
Rear of Ben Eoin.
Cape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton . N S
Boisdale Chapel
599-14
St. Peter s 364, 370,
Queenston
Lincoln &Niagara O
625 6
372
Queenstown
Queen s N B
390 or Nerepis Sta.
Rear of Black R
Richmond N S
W. Bay R d 599-14
535-88
Rear Hawesbury
Inverness N S
Mclntyre sL 699 14
*QueenSt.reetEast
Queen s Valley . .
Queensville
oronto, East. . .O
jisgar .M
York, N R O
Toronto
via Winnipeg, Man
Newmarket 580 67
RearLittle Judiq e
Rear of Ball s C .
[nverness .... N S
Cape Breton . .NS
Port Havvkesburv
599-14, 371, 380
Leitch s Creek
Queensville
nverness .... N S
Port Hawkesbury
599-14
599-14, 371, 380
Reay
Simcoe, E R O
Gravenhurst 580 67
Queensville
Kind s N B
Sussex Vale 599 12
Rebecca
Middlesex, E R O
Crumlin 535 38
Guerrv
Bonaventure Q
Black Cape 508
Red Bank
Northumberl d. NB
Newcastle599 2,353
Quesiiellc
Cariboo . . B C
Ashcroft 535-70
Red Bay
Bruce, N R O
ria Wiarton, Ont.
Quesnelle Forks .
Cariboo B C
Ashcroft 535-70
Red Deer
Alta
535-63
Quilchena
Yale B C
Spence s Bdg, 535 "70
Red Head
St. John NB
via St. John, N.B.
Quilty
Renfrew, SR O
AshdadCll
Red House
King- s PE I
Souris East, 665"4,
Quinan
Yarmouth . . . . N S
via Yarmouth N.S"
359-1, 371
Quinn ? . . .
Kent O
Tilbury 535-42,
Redgrave
Huron, E R
Fordwich 535-41
625-5
Redickville
Grey, E R O
Shelburne 535-61
Quinnville
Ottawa Q
East Templeton
Red Islands
Richmond . . .N S
St. Peter s 364, 370,
Quisibus
Victoria N B
535-18, 327, 328
Green River 535 84
Red Mountain . .
Compton Q
372
Scotstown 535-7
Quispamsis
King s N B
Pontiac Q
599-12
663
; Rednersville ...
Redpath
Prince Edward . . O
Assa
308 or via Bellev e
Moosomin, 535*52
Rabbit Point
Lisgitr . Man
Reaburn 535 52
Red Point
King s . P E I
Souris, East, 665 4
Racine
Shefford Q
653
Red Rapids
Victoria N B
535-91
Radford
Pontiac Q
Shawville, 663
Red RapidsBridge
Victoria N B
Red Rapids 535-91
Radnor Forges
Champlain Q
St Maurice 535-19
Red Rock ....
Victoria, S R O
FenelonF lls 580-30
Radstock
Joliette Q
Joliette 535-17
Red Wing
Grey, E R O
Thornbury 580 68
Rao^ed Head . .
Guvsborough . . N S
Guvsborough 364
Red Wood
Simcoe, E R
420 3 or Graven
Ragged Rapids .
Victoria, N R . . O
Ontario, S R O
Washago 580-67
Oshawa 580"9
Reedham
Megantic Q
hurst 580-67
Robertson Station
Rail ton
Addington O
Murvale 509 "1
675
Rat Portage 535"51
Reedsdale
Megantic Q
Ste Julie Station
Rain ham
Haldimand . . . . O
Dunnville 5SO"79
580-12
Nelles Cors 580-82
Megantic Q
Black Lake 675
Ralph town
Selkirk M
Oak River 585
Reed s Point
King s N B
Rothesay 599-12
Ontario, N R O
580-67
Reeve Craig
Carleton O
OsgoodeSta.535 20
Ramsay s Corner
Russell O
via Ottawa, Ont.
*JRffoinct . . .
Assa
585-52-62
Reid s Mills
Dundas O
North Mountain
Ramsay
Colchester. . . . N &
Lower Stewiacke
535-33
599-1
Reidville
Addington
Camden East 509"2
Randboro
Compton Q
Sawyerville 620
Reidway
Pictou N S
New Glasgow
Randolph
Simcoe, E R. . . . C
Penetanguishene
599-7-13
580"69 422 "1
Selkirk M
Gretna 535 "56
St John NB
Fairville 535 81-88
Relessey
Cardwell O
Orangeville 535-40
Simcoe S R O
Lisle 580"64
Kent NB
St Anthony 518
Brant, S R O
Hawtrey 580 80,
Renforth
Brant, N R . . . . O
Glanford Sta 580-70
Renfrew N R O
625-5
Pembroke 535"12
*Renfreiv
Renfrew
Renfrew, S R . . O
Hants N S
611, 535-11-12
Enfield 5991
Perth . . C
St Marys 580 49
Renous Bridge
Northumberl d. NB
599-8 (R R name
Raper
Middlesex, S R . . O
via, London, Ont.
Indiantown)
Rapide de Feinm
Victoria . . N B
535-84
Renton
Norfolk, N R
580-82
Ottawa Q
Buckinfh m 535-18
Renwick
Kent O
* Rapid City
Marquette M
622-1, 585
Repentigriy ....
L Assomption . . Q
St. Paul 1 Hermite
Rapid River
Algoma O
329-5
Res ton
Selkirk . . M
535-65
535-12
Restoule
Muskoka & P Sd.O
Trout Creek 580-67
Rathburn
Ontario. N R . . O
Atherlev 530-32-67
Revelstoke .
Yale . . . . B C
535-70, 445-1
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
309
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD OS WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KET.PP. 261-263
TOST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
Eevelstoke Stat n
Eeynardton ....
Reynolds
Yale BC
535-70
via Yarmouth N S
Newc stle599-2,353
Lumsden 535 62
Delhi 580-82
via Lunenburg N S
Bedford 535 1
422-2, 428-3, 430 1
or Bruce Mines
535-25
Maxville 531
Black Lake 675
Canaan Sta. 599 2
610
Kingston 610
rid Winnipeg Man
Debec 535-85-90
580-8-12
Bells Corn rs 535-12
Maple 580-67
580-8-12
Highfield 580 51
580-79
Mud Creek 535 34
via Ottawa
Stevensville 580 82
625-2
625-5
P t Robinson 580 -88
via Emerson, Man
580-79 (R R name
Bertie)
Neepawa 622
Blenheim 573
Moosomin 535 52
535-32, 328
Torrancev le 535-91
Madoc 580-33
599-2, 345
Stouffv le 580-36-37
New Bandon 540
580-48
D Israeli 675
Thurso 535-18, S27
via Lunenburg N S
St. Boniface 535 -55
Alma 580-54
Florencev le 535 86
580-9
St. Peters 364, 370
599-2 (R R name
Hamilton s)
Weymouth Bridge
7i2
via Charlottetown
535-86
599-14
W. Bay Road 599-14
599-14
Kazubazua 656
Aubrey 531
St. Francois Nord
East 675-1
do do
606
River Hebert 606
River Hebert 606
599-15
Tatamagouche
599-15
Kazubazua 656
599-2 (R R name
Scott s)
599-1
River Philip 599-1
Walkerton 580 54
599-13
Church Bridge 622
693
West Bay Rd 599-14
Riverside Corner
Rivers Inlet
Hants . . . N S
Shu benacadie 599-1
450-5 via Nanaimo
Kenilworth 535 41
Corbetton 535 40
Elgin 572
Little Metis Station
599-2
Little Metis Station
599
Chicoutimi 329 8
674, 619
via Quebec
St. Felicien 349 or
Roberval 674
St. Gabriel, 674
Grandes Pi s 535 19
Batis n 535"21, 329-6
Neguac 353
St. Remi 580 5
675"! (RR name La
Rocher)
via Montreal, Que.
Edmonton 535 "63
599-2-3, 700, 329 8
599-2-3, 700, 329 8
599-2
St. Jerome 535 23,
584, 630
S.A.de Laval 580-14
via Quebec, Que.
Gaspe B in 346, 350
Murray Bay 329 8
Grandes P. 535-19
Grandes P. 535 19
580-14 (R R name
Black River)
599-3
345 (St. John s L g)
Tadousac 329 8
599-2 (R R name
McKenzies)
Calumet 535 IS
Iona599 14,364,372
Lefroy 580-67
Guysborough 364
543 -2
390 or Cody s 543 1
675
BathurstV ge 599-2
674, 349
Shediac 599-11
via Ottawa
535 -7(RRn e Bury)
Mahone B. 646, 373
Head of Tide 599-2
Carleton, West, 508
Arichat 364, 471
Napan e 509-2,580-9
Duntroon 580-64
Lome 5^0-12
535-72, 445-1-2
Moosomin 535 52
Eganville 535 11
Lawrenceville C53
via Ottawa, Ont.T
Cherry Grove 665 4
Huntingdon 580 7
Okanagon 535-74"""
S Peters 364, 370,372
Blairton 535 34
Mallorvtown 580 9
Villa Nova 625 5
Kamloops 535 70
535-7
Emsdale, 580-67
Eganville 535 11
South Ohio 712
7U, 599-1
Derby L., Vt. 512-1
327, 328, Lochaber
Bay 535-18
Rookland Sta. 599-1
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Northumberl d.NB
Assa
N.Westminster BC
Wellington, N R.O
Grey E R O
Riverstown
Revnoldton . .
Riverview .
Rhineland . ...
Norfolk O
River View
Albert N B
Rhode s Corner . .
Riceburg
Lunenburg. . . . N S
Missisquoi Q
Riviere a Claude
Riviere a laMartre
Riviere a 1 Ours . .
Riviere a Pierre . .
Riv e aux Chiens
Riviere au Dore . .
Riviere aux Pins
Riviere au Rat . .
Riviere Bois Clair
Riviere des Caches
Riviere des Feves
Rivic redesPlantes
RivieredesPrairi s
Riviere Qui Barre
" RduLoup(enbas)
R.du Loup Stat n
Riviere du Moulin
R.du Loup Wharf
Riviere Gagnor. . .
Riviere Gentilly . .
Riviere laFleur. .
Riv. la Madeleine
Riviere Mailloux.
Riviere Mattawih
Riviere Mekinac.
Riviere Noire ....
Riviere Ouelle . .
Riviere St. Jean.
R. Ste. Marguerite
Riv.Trois Pistoles
Rivington
Rivulet
Gaspe Q
Gasoe . . .
Richard sLanding
* Riceville ....
Algoma O
Prescott
Chicoutimi Q
Portneuf Q
Montmorency . . Q
Chicoutimi Q
Richardville ....
Richardville
Richibuctn
Megantic Q
Kent N B
Kent N B
Quebec Q
Richibucto Vill ge
Richland
Kent N B
Lisgar M
Champlain Q
Richmond Corner
* Richmond
Carleton . . . N B
Lotbiniere Q
Richmond Q
NorthumbeiTd NB
Chateauguay . . . Q
Beauce Q
*Richmoiwl
Carleton O
Richmond Hill.
Richmond Station
Rich view
York, W R O
Richmond Q
Hochelaga Q
York W R O
Richwood
Brant, N R . . . . O
Lanark, S R . . . . O
Russell O
Alta
Rideau Centre . .
Rideau View
T6miscouata . . . . Q
T6miscouata . . . . Q
Chicoutimi Q
Temiscouata . . . .Q
Terrebonne Q
Ridgemount
Welland O
*Rid /etown
Elgin, W R . . . .
Monck O
Ridgeville
Nicolet Q
Ridgeville
Provencher . . . . M
Welland O
*Ridgeway
Montmorency . . Q
Gaspe . . . Q
Riding Mountain
Ridley . .
Mavquette M
Charlevoix Q
Kent O
Riga
Assa
Champlain Q
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Kamouraska . . . . Q
Sayuenay O
Rigaud
Vaudreuil Q
Rigby
Marquette M
Rilev Brook
Victoria N B
Rimington
Hastings, N R . . O
Rimouski Q
Ontario, N R....O
Gloucester. . . .N B
Bruce, W R . . . . O
Beauce Q
*Rinwuski
Saguenav O
Ringwood
Temiscouata . . . . Q
Riordan
Ripley
Risborough
Inverness .... N S
York N R O
Ripon .
Ottawa Q
Roach s Point. ... .
Roach Vale. . ,
Ritcey s Cove ....
Ritchot
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Provencher .... M
Wellington, C R.O
Carleton N B
Gu} sborough .N S
King s N B
Robertson
Riverbank
Riverbank
Robertson s Point
i Robertson Station
Robertville
Queen s N B
River Beaudette.
River Bourcieoix.
River Charlo
Riverdale
Soulanges Q
Gloucester N B
Chicoutimi Q
Richmond N S
Bestigouche. .N B
Digby N S
Roberval
Robicfiaud
Westmoreland N B
Russell O
Robillard
Robinson
Riverdale
Queen s P E I
Carleton N B
RobinsonsComers
Robinsonville. . . .
Robitaille
Lunenburg. . . . N S
Restigouche . .N B
3onaventure . . . .Q
Richmond . . . . N S
Lennox O
River de Chute. .
River Dennis ....
River Dennis Rd.
River Dennis Sta.
River Dennis C. .
River Desert ....
Riverfield
Inverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Inverness .... N S
Ottawa .Q
j Robins
Roblin
Rob Roy
Grey E R O
Robson
Drummond . . . . Q
Yale BC
Robson
Rocanville . .
Chateauguay ...(,
Beauce Q
River Gilbert
Riv.Gilb tG.Mines
River Hebert ....
R. Hebert Bend..
River Hebert W S
River John
Roohefort
Renfrew, N R.. O
Shefford Q
Beauce Q
Rochelle
Rochesterville . . .
Rock Barra
Cumberland . .N S
Cumberland ..N S
Cumberland ..NS
Pictou N S
Kind s P E I
Rockburn .
Huntingdon . . . . Q
Yale BC
Richmond N S
Peterboro , E R. O
Leeds, S R O
Rock Creek
Rockdale
River John Road
River Joseph. . . .
River Lomson . .
River Philip ....
Riv. Philip Centre
Itiri fxiinlf
Colchester . . . N S
Ottawa ( )
Rockdale
Rockfield
Norfolk, NR....O
Yale BC
Sherbrooke . . . . Q
Muskoka . O
Restigouche . . N B
Cumberland . .N S
Cumberland... N S
Bruce, E R O
Colchester . . . . N S
Assa
Rockford
Rock Forest ....
Rock Hill
*Rockinqhatn
Rockingham
Rockingham Sta.
Rock Island . . . .
* Rockland
Renfrew, S R . . . O
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Halifax N S
Riversdale
Riversdale
River Side
Albert N B
Russell
Riverside
Inverness .... N S
Toronto . . . . O
Rockland . .
Westmoreland N F
* Hirer Me .
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
AILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY.PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
flAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.2Gl-263
Rockland Station
Rockliffe
Westmoreland N B
Renfrew, N R . . O
Pictou N S
99-1
35-12
Glengarry St 599 -13
Oxford 599-15
ia Meaford, Ont.
lallorytown 580 9
ackville 599- 1,638
almonville 580-65
Vhitehurst 535-16
Dundas 580-83
ussex Vale 599 12
ia Yarmouth, N S
Amherst 599 1
Grenville 535 18,
541, 327, 328
80-51
Grandigue F y 364
N Glasgow 599-7-13
via Charlottetown
Durham 580-46
Griswold 535 52
Hensall 580 50
i25 5
Sp Hill Mines 549
via Prescott, Ont.
via Pictou, N S
via Pictou, N S
535-70
599-2
Kirkfteld 580-29
Walker s 625 8
644-1
535-87
535 87
Souris, East, 665 4
L Set nt, S. R. 5997
Tottenham 580 65
Leamin n 617, 625-3
via Charlottetown
573
Courtland 580 82
Mt. Brydges 580 83
Courtland 580 82
Alarneda, 535 58
Grenville St. 599-1
Otterburn 535 -55
644-1
Pockmouohe 540
Baldur 644-1
Nakusp 445-1
via Charlottetown
Orangedale 599 14
Orangedale 599-14
Coboconk 580 29
Up. Woods k 535-86
Chilliwack, 450-3
Beainsville 580 83
Hillier 544
McGregor St. 535 -52
Coe Hill Mines 544
Carman 535 54
Bran n 535-52, 644-1
Alliston 580-64
vi Cobourg, Ont.
535-56-57
Almonte 535-12
Turtle Creek 693
N. Wiltshire 665 -1
Petersburg 580-51
Bloomfield St 665 1
Shelburne 376 3
via Winnipeg, Man
Tweed 535-34, 509-1
Oxford 599-15
Haley Sta. 535-12
Soltfgirth 62^
Summerside 665 -1
420-3Utters n580-67
Rosseau 420-3
535-52
Oxford, 599-15
Moosomin 535-52
Rossfleld
Pictou N S
Barney Rr.St.599 7
Irail Creek 445 "2
Etchemin 599 4
via Belleville, Ont.
via Port Hope, Ont.
535-13
Digby 712,392,393-2
535-62
Sebi-.ingville 580 52
Churchbridge 622
599-12
Alma 580-54
Port Union 580 9
832-2. 706
Pense 535 52
Shelburne 376 3
Oak Point 390
714
via Sydney, N S
Norwood 535-34
Waterford515,625-5
644-1
Maxville 531
535-52
Port Rowan 580 86
MackeysStO535-12
via Iroquois, Ont.
Andover535-86
Paradis Lane 714
Penobsquis 599 12
Hemmingf rd 580 5
Roxton Falls 535 4
535-4
S. Roxton 535-4
644-3(RRnCartier)
Ripley 580-48
via Victoria
via Fredericton NB
via Fredericton NB
Florence vi e 535 86
Emsdale 580 67
Eganville 535-11
Orillia 580-32-67
St. Anselme 675
Black Cape 508
Matap dia 599-2,508
N. Wakefield 656
Waasis Sta. 535 82
535-82
St.ClairSid g580-83
St.ClairSid g580-83
Norwood 535-34
Peake Sta. 665 3
Lisle 580-64
Mitchell 580-52
S. Indian 531
622-2
Minesing 580-69
Aubrev 531
Hunter s Riv. 665-1
Hunter s Riv. 665 1
Bristol 535-86
Bothwell 535-42
Quyon 663
617
via Hamilton, Ont.
Bruce Mines535 25,
428-3,430-1, 422-2
South River 580-67
Hoard s Sta. 580-27
535-23
350 Black Cape 508
via Winnipeg
Marbleton 675, 620
Piedmont 535 -23
Batis n 535-21,329-6
Danville 580-12
580-12
Petersburg 580-51
644-3
Methot sM s580-12
Rossland
Yale B C
Ross Mills
Levis Q
Rockly
Cumberland . . N S
Grey E R . . . . O
Rossmore
"rince Edward . . O
Northumb , W R.O
Algoma O
Rocklyn
Ross Mount
Leeds S R O
Rossport
Westmoreland N B
Rossway
Digby N S
Rosthern
Saskatchewan ....
Perth, N R . . . . O
Assa
Rock Springs. . . .
Brockville O
Rostock
Wentworth, NR.O
[ing s N B
Tarmouth . . . . N S
Cumberland . . N S
Rothburv
Rockville
*Rothesay
Rothsay
King s N B
Wellington, C R O
Ontario, W R . . O
Rouville Q
Rockw llSettlem t
Bock way Valley.
Rouge Hill
Rougemont Sta . .
Vellington, S R.O
lichmond . . . . N S
Pictou N S
Assa
Round Bay
Shelburne . . . . N S
King s N B
Rnnkv Rav
Round Hill
Rocky Mountain.
Rocky Point ....
Rocky Saugeen . .
Roden
Round Hill ....
Round Island ....
Round Lake
Round Plains ....
Rotmthwaite ....
Routhier
Annapolis . . . . N S
Dape Breton . . N S
Peterboro , E R. O
Norfolk, NR....O
Selkirk M
Queen s . . . . P E I
Grey S R O
Selkirk M
Perth S R O
Elgin, W R . . . .
Cumberland. .N S
Grenville, S R . . O
Pictou N S
Pictou N S
Prescott O
Rodney
Routledge
Selkirk M
Norfolk, S R.. ..O
Pontiac Q
Roebuck
Rowan Mills ....
Rowanton .
Roger s Hill
Roger sHillCent e
Rowena . . . .
Dundas O
Yale B C
Rowena
Victoria N B
Rogersmlle
Northumberl d NB
Victoria, N R. . O
Lambtor, E R..O
Selkirk ^
Roxbury
Annapolis N S
Roxburgh
Albert NB
Rokeby
Roxham
St. John s Q
Roxton, East ....
*Roxton Falls . .
Roxton Pond
Royal ....
Shefford Q
Rolling Dam . . .
Rolling Dam Sta
Rollo Bay Cross.
Roman s Valley.
Charlotte . . . . N B
Charlotte . . . . N B
King s P E I
Shefford Q
Shefford Q
Provencher M
Gfuysborough .N S
Cardwell O
Royal Oak
Bruce, W R O
Ro val Oak
Vancouver B C
York N B
Kent O
Roval Road
Queen s . . . . P E
Kent O
Royal Road, West
1 Royalton
York NB
Carleton N B
Norfolk N R....O
Middlesex . . . (
Royston
Musk.& Parry Sd O
Renfrew, N. R ..O
Simcoe, E R O
Dorchester Q
Ruby
Rosanna .
Oxford O
Assiniboia
R. a 1 Eau Chaude
Ruisseau Le Blatu
Ruisseau a Sem .
Runnymede . . .
Cumberland . .N S
Provencher. . .Mai
Selkirk M
Bonaventure . . . Q
Rimouski Q
Bonaventure . . . Q
Ottawa Q
Gloucester N B
Selkirk H
Rusagornis
Sunbury N B
Yale B C
Queen s . P E
Rusagwnis Stat i
Ruscom River .
Ruscom Station
*Rushol/ne Road
Rush Point
Sun bury N B
Essex, N R O
Inverness ....N
Inverness N
Essex, N R O
Toronto West . . .O
Peterboro, E R . . O
King s PEI
Simcoe, S R O
Victoria, N R . .
Carleton . . . . N
Ruskin
New Westm sterB
Ruskview
Russeldale
Perth, SR O
Prince Edward . . t
* Russell
Russell O
Russell
Marquette M
Hastings, N R . .
Selkirk . . . . M
Russelton
Simcoe, N R O
Russelltown
Rustico
Chateauguay . . . ,Q
Queen s PEI
Selkirk >
Simcoe, S R
Northumb , W R
Selkirk Ik
Rusticoville ....
Ruther Glen
1 Rutherford
Queen s PEI
Carleton N B
Bothwell O
Renfrew, S R . .
Lanark, N R.. . .<
Albert ...NB
Rutledge
Pontiac Q
*Ruthven
Essex, S R O
Ryckman s Corn
Rydal Bank ....
Rye
Wentworth, S.R O
Al tr oma O
Rose Valley ....
Roseville
Queen s . . . . P E
Waterloo, S R . .
Prince P E
Musk. & Parry SdO
Northumb. ER..O
Terrebonne Q
Shelburne . . . . N
Provencher .... A
Hastings, N R..O
Cumberland . . N
Renfrew, N R . .
Rylstone
Rosewood
Ste Adde
Ste. Ad. de Pabo
St. Adolphe
St.Ad phedeDud
StAdolphedeHow
St Ad phe deChan
St.Adrien
Gaspe Q
Roslin
Provencher . . . . M
Wolfe Q
Argenteuil Q
Ross Corner . . .
Prince P E
Champlain Q
Muskoka&P.Sd.
Muskoka&P.Sd. C
Lisgar J
Cumberland. . N.
. . Ass
Wolfe Q
Rosseau Falls . . .
Rosser
Rossendale
Rossetti .
Lotbiniere Q
St Agatha
Waterloo S R . . O
Provencher ....M
Lotbiniere Q
Ste.Agathe
Ste.Ag he de Lot
1897]
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IX CANADA.
311
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
Ste.Ag hedes M ts Terrebpnne
Ste. Agathe East; Lotbiniere .
Ste.Agnesde CharCharlevoix Q
Ste.Agnesde Dun. j Huntingdon
St. Agricole
St.Aime
St.Alban
St. Albert
St.Albert
St.Albert
St. Alexander Sta.
StAlexd Iberville
St Alex deKam ka
St.AlexisdeMontc
St. Alexis des M ts
St. Ahno
St.Alphonse
St. Alphonse Selkirk M
St.Alphonse deGr Shefford Q
Montcalm Q
Richelieu Q
Portneuf Q
Eussell O
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Alta
Iberville Q
Iberville Q
Kamouraska . . . . Q,
Montcalm Q
Maskinonge . . . . Q
Victoria X B
Joliette Q
St. Amand
StAmedee
St. Amour .
St.Anaclet
Victoria X B
Ottawa Q
Prescott O
Rimouski Q
St.Andrt! Avellin\ Ottawa Q
St. Andre de Kam.i Kamouraska Q
St. Andre de Shed
St. Andrew*
St. Andrew
*St. Andrew, E.
St. Andre w sN fh
St.Andrews, West
St.Andrews
St.Andrews
Ste.AngvledeMon
Ste.Angelede Lav
S. Angtle de Rim
St. Anicet,
Ste. Anne . .
Westmoreland, N B
Charlotte
..NB
Antigonishe . . . N S
Argenteuil Q
Lisgar M
Cornwall O
Lisgar M
King s P E I
Rouville Q
Nicolet Q
Rimouski Q
Huntingdon . . . .Q
Kent X B
Ste.AnnedeBeUevlJacqaea Cartier.Q
RAILROAD OS WHICH
LOCATED, OR XF.AR-
E8T R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
535-23
Methot s M s 580-12
Murray Bay 329 8
580-7 (RRS.Agnes)i
.Toilette, 535 17 Ste. Beatrix Joliette QlJoliette 535 17
St. Benoit
St. Benoit Labre .
329 9Yamaska535-l
LaChev tiere535 21
Casselman 531
Victc av e 580 12-14
Edmonton 535 63
545
St. Alexa er St. 545
599-3 ,
L Epiphanie 535 21 St. Bernard
Louisville 535"21
Torranceville Sta.,
535-91
Joliette 535-17
Cypress Riv. 535 59
POUT
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
St. BartMlemi. . Berthier QI535-21
St. Bazile de Port ; Portneuf QiSt.BazileSta.535 21
St. Bazile le Gr d:Chambly Q 580 8
St. Bazile Station 1 Portneuf Q 535-21
St. Benjamin {Dorchester Q St. Francois X E
675-1
Two Mountains. . Q Ste. ; ,cholastique
535-18
Beauce QjSt. Francois Nord
East 675-1
St. Bernard de Dor Dorchester Q Scott Junction 675
St.Bernard, South St. John s Q Lacolle 531, 580 13
St. Blaise.
Angeline 545 ]
Papineauv e535 -18,
327, 328
Maxville 531
599-2
Plaisance 535-18
599-3
Shediac 599-11
535-87, 400
L. Settlem t S. Riv.
599-7
328 or Carillon 541
via Winnipeg
via Cornwall, Ont.
535-61(RRVic.P k)
665-4
632-1
580-14 (R R name
Ste. Blandine . . .
St. Bonaventure
St. Beniface . . .
St. Boniface .
Digby N S
St. John s Q
WeymouthB ge 712
580-13 (R R name
Grande Ligne)
Rimouski Q Rimouski 599 2,345
Drummond QISt.Guillaumed Up-
ton 535-1-4
Provencher
M
535-55
Ottawa Ql (,-j fl Ottawa, Ont.
Ste.Brigided Iber Iberville Q[535 3, 545 !
St. Brigitte des S. Xicolet Q Ste. Monique de
Nicolet 565
St. Bruno ;Chambly QJ580-S
St. Bruno deKam Kamouraska. . . . Q:St. Paschal 599 3
St. Bnmo Station iChambly Q ! 580 8
St. Calixte de Kil Montcalm Q Laurentides535 24,
584
Wolfe Q Marbleton 675, 620
Two Mountains. .Q Ste. Scholastique
535-18
IPortneuf Q Grondines 535-21
Charlevoix Q St.Paul s Bay 329 8
Lincoln O 698, 580-83-88, 302,
323
St. Camille
St. Canute
*St. Casimir ....
St. Cassien des C.
*St. Catharine n.
St. Catharines . .
*St. Cath ine S. C
Doucet sLan ing) I St. Cath ine S. W.
St. Flavie Sta. 599-2 iSte. Catherine
Queen s
PEI
Montreal, West.Q
Montreal, West . Q
Portneuf Q 674
via Charlottetown
329-3 Kilbain 5807 jSte. Catherines R Queen s X S Liverpool 376 3
Ste. A nne de Bea u j Montmorency . . Q 670
*Ste. A. de la F e Champlain
580-9, 533-33, 328,
535-21
Q
Ste.Annede Mon s Gaspe QJL tleMetisSta.599-2 ist.""CeTes*in
Ste.Anne des Pis, iTerrebonne
Ste. A nncla Poc re
Ste. Anne de Pres
j; 535 -24
Kamouraska . . . .Q;599 3
Prescott O |oien Robertson 531
Buctouche 518 : !Ste. Cecile deLev jXicolet Q Batis n 535-21, 329 6
Ste Cecilede Mash Ottawa Q Wakefleld 656
[327 Ste. Cecile de Mil Sbefford Q Granby 545-1
Ste. Cecile de W. Compton Q Agnes 5357
Xicolet Q 580-14
St. Ann s
St. Ann s
Ste. Ann s
St. Anselme
St. Anselme Sta.
St. Anthony
Ste. AdeRestig he; Bonaventure . . . .Q
Ste. Anne deSorel Richelieu .
Ste. AnnedeCh ns Provencher
Queen s PEI
Monck O
Victoria N S
Dorchester Q
Dorchester Q
531-1
Cross Point 508
via Sorel, Que.
via Winnipeg,Man.
Hunter s Riv. 665 1
Moulton Sta. 580 82
lona 599-14
675
675
518
Cfgaire
St. Charles
St. Charles de C.
|St. Charles R. B.
*St. Charlex R. R.
Ste. Christine . .
St. Chrysostdme.
Kent X B
St. Anthony JPrince P E IjO Leary Sta.,665 1
St. A ntoine Lot re Lotbiniere Q|Etchemin 599 4
Vercheres Q 329-4. 335 or St.
Hilaire Sta. 580 8
St. Antonin Temiscouata
St. Antoin R.Rich
St. Apollinaire. .
Lotbiniere
Q
.Q
Ste. Apoll edePat Montmagny . . . . Q^St. Pierre 599 3
Bivieredn Loup(en i Ste. Cloth de Chat
has) 599-2-3, 700, "
329-8
Etchemin 599 4
Rouville Q 632-2
Lisgar M 644 -2
Bonaventure . . . .Q Black Cape 508
Bellechasse Q 599 3-4
St. Hyacinthe .. Q;335. 329 4 or St.
Hilaire Sta. 580 8
Bagot Q S th Durham 580 8
Chateauguay Q Aubrey 531
St. Come . . .
St. Constant
St.ArmandCentre Missisquoi Q]St. AnnandSta. 545 Ste. Croix .
St. Armand Sta n Missisquoi Qi545 Ste. Croix
St. Aresne
St. Aubert
St. Augustine ....
St.Au stine.P tn f
St. Augustin Sag.
St. Augustine, TM
St. Azilda
Ste. Barbe .
Temiscouata . . . . Q ")99-2
L Islet Q ! St.JeanP t.Ioli599-3
Huron, W R O Blyth 580-50
St.Barnabe.R.Ya
Portneuf Q
Saguenay Q
Ancienne Lorette
535-21
Natashquan 345
St. Chrysostome . Prince PEI
St. Clai r Siding. . Essex, X R O 580 83
Ste. Claire Dorchester Q St. Anselme 675
St . Claude Marquette M 535 59
St. Clements Waterloo, N R. . O Waterloo 580-47
St. Clement . . . . Temiscouata Q St. Eloi 599 2
St. Clet Soulanges Q 535 -33
Ste. Clothilde. . . Arthabasca Q Victoria viHe 580 -
12-14
Chateauguay. . . .Q St. Remi 580 5
Two Mountains. .Q Ste. Scholastique
535-18
Joliette QJJoliette 535-17
Laprairie Q 580 7, 535 3
Hants N 8 Newport Sta. 714
_ York XI;. :;
Ste. Croix lLotbiniere Q Bntisc;in 535-21,
329-6
Hochelaga i { .
St. Columbin
Ste. Cvsntgande
St. Cuthbeii . .
Two Mountains. .Q 535-18
Algoma O Chelmsford 535-13 St. Cyriac
St. Cuthbert
St. Cyprien . .
St. Cyr.
Sta.
Huntingdon
St. Hyacinthe.. Q
Q St. Stanislas de
Kostka 126-14
St. Barnabe, St. M St. Maurice
St. Cyrille de L ls
St. Cyrille de W.
St. Hyacinthe 535-1 St. Damase
580-8, 565, 706
Qi Yamachiche 535 21
St. Damase de Rim
St. Dam. des Auln
580-8
Berthier Q 535-21
Berthier Q 53V21
Ti-miscouata. ... Q St. Arsene 599 2
Richmond Q|580 12
Chicoutimi Q|Chicoutimi 329 8
L Islet Q L Islet 599-3
Drummond
Q 565
St. Hyacinthe . . Q 706
Rimouski Q St. Moise 599-2
L Islet Q S Jean, P Joli 599 3
312
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
St. Damien de Bra
St. Damien de Buc
St. David de Levis
St. David de Yam
St. David s
Berthier . .Q
S G de Bran. 535-17
SChas,RBo 599-3-4
Hadlow Cove599 4,
580-12
535-1, 329-9
Queenston 625 6
S Ph. deNery 599-3
335, 329-4, St. Hil-
aire Sta. 5SO 8
S.G.de Bran. 535-17
S.Hvacinthe 580-8,
535-1, 565, 706
580-9
580-9
Ste. Luce 599 2
Joliette 535-17
St. Martin 535-18
S.Barth lemi 535-21
Ste. Henedine 675
Buctouche 518
SMich.deNap580-5
Coaticook 580 8
665-1
St. Alex, de Kam
ouraska 599-3
Yamachiche 535-21
Fernetv e 535 15-21
Maxville 531
Hope 535 70
599-2
Yam ka535-l,329-9
La Beauce 675
S Martin J 535 13-21
St. Felix de Valois
535-17
Joliette 535-17
Plaisance 535 18
Tring Station 675
580 8 (RRn. Upton)
Ste. Julienne 584
St. Peter s 364, 370,
372
Beauharnois 580-15
Knowlton 535 "4
via Three Rivers Q
Tadousac329 8
Vankleek Hill 53V ]
565
Golden 535- 53
580-14
535-22
644-2
Tring Station 675
599-2
SAg hed sM 535-23
via Quebec, Que
349 Roberval 674
L. Metis Sta. 599-2
Killarney,535-57
535-17
Black Lake 675
St.AdeBeaupre676
Murray Bay 329 8
599-2
599-2
Methot sM s580-12
Grand Piles 535 "19
Stanford 580-12
via Quebec, Que.
PMulgave 599-7-14
St. Francois Nord
East 675-1
Terrebonne 535-21
via Quebec, Que.
Buctouche 518
329-9Yamaska535 l
Trois Pistoles 599 -2
675-1
599 3(RRnSF cois)
Head y 535-59,644-2
St. Arsene 599"2
\VindsorMills580-8
675
St. Frederic Sta.
St. Gab. de Brand
St. Gab. de Montr l
St. Gabriel Station
St. Gedeon
Beauce . . Q
675
535-17
P tStChas.580-8-13
674
Chambord 674
Pointe Claire 580-&
Batis n 535-21,329-6-
695
SF coisN dE. 675-1
580-83
Danville 5SO"12
Point St. Peter 350
SF coisN dE. 675-1
W. Bay Road 599 -14
Buckingham 535-18
535-4, 565
St. Paschal 599 3
SA.de Laval 580-14
SChas.RB r 599-3-4
Craig sRdSt580 12
Paspebiac 350
580-14
Buctouche 518
535-1-4
535-1-4
599-3
565
Stanfold 580-12
Lucknow 580-48
675
675
via Montreal Que
675, 599-4
535-18
535-18
Coaticook 580 S
700-1
Tring Station 675
580-8, 335
335,329-4 St.Hilaire
Station 580 8
LesEboulem s329-8
St. Jerome 535-23,
584, 630
Tring Station 675
580-8
535 "1
580-8,535-1,565,706
Richibucto 610
Berthier 535 15
Les Eboulem s329-S
St H ri de Levis 675
580-7
Pockmouche 540
580-5-7
Maxville 530 1
Belton 580-49
580-47
L Epiphani 535-21
L Aca e535 3,580-lS
535-57
via London, Ont
535-23
644-3
via Montreal, Que.
St. Hilaire Station
580-8, 335
599-4
Trois Pistoles 599 2
Batis n 535 21,329-ft
StFde Valois 535-17
via Quebec, Que
Nouvelle 508
599-3
584, 535-23
StAdeBeaupre676>
Warden 535 4
StClairSid g580-83.
695, 599-12, 535 88,
376-2, 390, 392,
393-1
via Quebec, Que.
Bellechasse .... Q
Levis Q
Berthier Q
Hochelaga Q
Yamaska . Q
Portneuf Q
Chicoutimi .Q
Lincoln-Niagara .0
Kamouraska . . . . Q
St. Hyacinthe . . Q
Vlaskinonge . . . . Q
Bagot Q
Soulanges . . Q
Ste. Genevieve . .
Ste. Gen. de Ba tise.
*St. Georye
Jacques Cartier. Q
Champlain Q
Charlotte N B
Beauce . Q
St. Denis de la Bern
St. Denis R. Rich
St Didace
St. George, Beauce
*St.George., Brant
St.Geo.de Winds r
St.Geo.deMalbay
St. George Fast . .
St. George s Chan.
St.G. de Montarv.
St.G.deGrantham
St.G. de Kam aska
Ste. Gertrude ....
St Gervais
Brant, N R O
St. Dom ique de B
St. Dominique S.
St. Dom que des C
St. Donat
Richmond . Q
Gaspe . . . Q
Beauce . . . . Q
Soulanges Q
Richmond . . . . N S
Ottawa Q
Rimouski Q
St.Donatde Mont
Ste. Dorothea ....
St.Edmond de Ber
St.Edouardde Fra
St. Edouard de K
St.Edo arddeNap
St. Edwidge
St. Eleanor s
St. Eleuthere
St. Elie
Montcalm Q
I h-ummond . . . . Q
Kamouraska. . . . Q
Nieolet . . Q
Laval Q
Berthier Q
Dorchester Q
Bellechasse Q
Lotbiniore . . . Q
Kent N B
St. Gibs
Napierville . . . . Q
St. Godfrey
Bonaventure . . . .Q
Nieolet Q
*&t. Gri goire ....
St. Gregoire ....
St. Guillaume Sta.
St.Guill med Upt.
Ste. HelenedeKam
Ste. Hel. de Bagot
Ste.Hel.deChest r
St. Helen s
Prince P E I
Kent N B
Kamouraska Q
St. Maurice . . . . Q
Joliette . Q
Drummond . . . . Q
Drummond . . . . Q
Kamouraska . . . . Q
Bagot Q
Ste. Elizabeth . .
St Elmo
Glengarry O
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Huron, W R.... O
Dorchester . . . Q
St Elmo
Yale B C
St Eloi
Temiscouata . . . . Q
Ste. Henedine . . .
St. Henri de Levis
*St.H.deMontre l
St. Henri Station
St. Hermas
St. Elphege
St. ElzeardeBea e
St.Elzear de Lava
Ste.Emeliedel En
St. Emile de Mont
St. E ilede Suffolk
St. E rem de Tring
St. E rem d Upton
St. Esprit
Levis . . Q
Beauce . Q
Hochelaga Q
Laval ... . Q
Levis Q
Joliette Q
Two Mountains .Q
Two Mountains.. Q
Stan stead Q
Montcalm . Q
St. Hermas Sta . .
St. Hermenegilde
St. Hilaire
Ottawa . Q
Victoria N B
Beauce Q
St. Hila. de Dorset
St. Hilaire Station
StHil reduLacStJ
St. Hilaire Village
St Hilarion
Beauce . . Q
Baa-ot . . Q
Rouville Q
Montcalm . . Q
Chicoutimi Q
St Esprit
Richmond . . . . N S
Beauharnois . . . . Q
Brome . . Q
Rouville . . . . Q
St. Et.de Beauhr s
St. Et. de Bolton.
St. Et. des Ores. .
St.Et.duSaguen y
St Eugene
Charlevoix . . Q
St.Hip.de Kilk ny
St Honore
Terrebonne . . . . Q
Beauce Q
St. Maurice Q
Saguenay Q
Prescott O
St Hubert
Chambly Q
St. Eugene du Gr
St.EugeneMissioi
St. Eulalie
St. Eastuche . . .
St. Eustache . . .
St. Eva.de Forsvtn
St Fabien
Drummond . . . . Q
Yale BC
St Hugues
Bagot . . . Q
*St. Hyacinthe. .
St Ignaoe
St. Hvacinthe...Q
Kent . N B
Nicolet Q
Two Mountains. .Q
S.Ign"ce d Loyola
St In-nee
Berthier Q
Charlevoix Q
Beauce . . . Q
St. Isidore, Dorcli.
St. Isidore, Lapr ie
St Isidore
Dorchester Q
Laprairie Q
Rimouski Q
St Faustin
Terrebonne . . . . Q
Montmorency . . Q
Gloucester. . . .N B
Laprairie Q
Prescott O
Ste. Famille
St. Isidore June. .
St. Isidore dePres.
St Ives
Ste. Felicite .
St Felix
Rimouski Q
Selkirk M
Middlesex, E R..O
Waterloo, N R..O
Montcalm Q
*St. Jacob s
St. Felix de Valois
St. Ferdinand . . .
St Fertol
Joliette Q
St. Jacques
Megantic Q
Montmorency . . Q
Charlevoix Q
St. Jacques le Min.
St James
Laprairie Q
Lisgar M
St. Fidcle
St. James Park . .
St. Janvier
Middlesex, S R..O
Terrebonne . . . . Q
Provencher . . . . M
Hochelaga Q
Ste Flavie
Rimouski . Q
Ste.FlavieStatiun
St Flavien
Rimouski . Q
St. Jean Baptiste
St.J.Bp.de Mnnt L
St. J. Bp.de Rouv.
St. Jean C. Levis.
St. Jean de Dieu.
St.J.des Chaillons
St. Jean de Matha
St. Jean d Orleans
St.J.l Evangeliste
St. Jean Port Joli
*St. Jerome ....
St. Joachim de M.
St.Joach.deSheff
St. Joac. R. Ruse in
T.rtt.hinif -rp O
Ste Flore IPha.tni-iln.in O
RouviTle Q
St. Fortunat ....
St. Foy
Wolfe Q
Levis Q
Temiscouata . . . . Q
Lotbiniere Q
Quebec Q
St. Francis Har. .
St. Francois B ce
St. Fra7io.de Sales
SkFran.d Orleans
St. Fran, de Kent
St.FrancoisduLac
Ste. Francoise . .
St. Francois X. E.
St. Francois Mont.
Guysboro N S
Beauce Q
Laval . Q
Joliette . . Q
Montmorency . . Q
Bonaventure . . . .Q
L Islet Q
Montmorency . . .Q
Kent N B
Yamaska Q
lerrebonne . . . . Q
Montmorency . . Q
Shelf ord Q
Temiscouata . . . . Q
Montmagny . . . . Q
Essex O
St.FrancoisXavi r
St. Fr. X. de Viger
St.Fr.X.deBromp
St. Frederic . .
Lisgar M
Trmiscouata . . . . Q
Richmond Q
*St . John
f St. John, Suburb
Quebec Qi
Beauce . . . .
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313
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION, 1
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY.PP.261-263
*St. John s, East.
St. John s, West .
St. Joseph d Alma
St. Jos. de Beauce
St. Joseph de Kent
St. Jos. de la Taba
St. Jos. de Lapage
St. John s Q
580-13, 535-3, 545,
545 ]
P t Robinson 580-88
Ohambord 674
675-1
Buctouche 518
Natashquan 345
St. Flavie 599 2
Colle e Bridge 599-1
JamesRiv. St. 599-7
Letellier 644 3
Levis 675, 599 3-4,
580-12
GrandesPil s535-19
via Sorel, Que.
St. Eustache 535 22
SAdesMonts 535"22
St Hyacinthe 535 "1 ,
580-8, 565, 706
St. Bruno 580 8
Ste Julie Sta.580-12
580-12
584
Maskinonge 535-21
St Justin Sta. 531
531
Reaburn 535-52
St. H. de Levis 675
5hO S- 13-18, 632-1
via Quebec, Ont.
580-16
via Kingston, Ont.
Birtle 622
SChas.R.B r599-3-4
Vaudreuil St 580-9,
535-32-33
Louiseville 535-21
Somerset 644 1
565
Chicoutimi 329 8
via Montreal, Que.
535-84
St Leonards 535 84
580-8
Joliette 535-17
Yam ska535-l, 329-9
St. Louis Sta. 531
Richibucto 610
Tetu 700
700
St. Ruch 599-3
531
St. Johns E t 535-3,
545, 545-1, 580-13
699-2
599-2
St. Jerome 535 23,
584, 630
580-8
St. Charles, River
Boyer 599 3-4
St. Anselme 675
620
Otterburne 535 -55
329-4, 335St.Hilaire
Station 580 8
L Islet 599-3
Cavignac 535"!
Bear River 665 4
Ste. Henedine 675
Ste. Angele de
Laval 580-14
Les Esb m ts329-8
632-1-2 (R R name
Marieville)
L Kpiphanie 535-21
Vaudreuil Station
535-32-33, 580 9
Poplar Point 535-52
535-18
686-18-21
580-7-1 ft
Ste. Martine Sta .
*St. Martin s
*St. Mary s
St. Mary s
Chateauguay . . . . Q
St. John N B
Perth, S R O
580-7
543-2
580-49-51
Buctouche 518
535-83
Antigonishe 599 7
Cardigan B ge665 -2
Cardigan B ge 665-3
329 -4 Vge Richelieu
632-1
St. S. de Rimouski
599"2
Dalhousie 599-5
535-19
via Three Rivers, Q
Scott Junction 675
Joliette 535-17
Levis 675, 599 3-4,
580-12
580-5
liougem tSta.632-2
S.F.deValois535 17
Lachute 535 18
599-3
700
599-2
599-2
St. Augnstin 535-18
565
ActonV.535 4,580-8
St. Anselme 675
St. Maurice 535-19
S.Chas.R.B.599 3-4
Chaudiere Station
580-12, 599-4
St.Gabrielde Bran
don 535-17
Weldford 599 -2
644-3, 535-55
599-2
Ste. Henedine 675
544
Ste. Anne de la
Pocatiere 599 "3
South Indian 531
Beausejour 535 51
329-4 ciaSbrelQue
Ri iereOuelle 599-3
St.JeanP.Joli599-3
599-3
580-69 (R R name
Perkinsfield)
Rivieredu Loup(en
bas) 599-2-3, 700,
329-8)
Iona599-14,364,372
Warwick, E. 580-12
Victoriaville 580
12-14
Isle Verte 599 2
Joliette 535-17
St. Pierre Mont
magny 599-3
Louisville, 535 21
329-5 L Epiphanie
535-21
Canaan Sta. 599"2
Hopewell 599-13
359-8
580-51
Iste. Monique de
Nicolet 565
364, 370, 372 West
Bay Road 599 14
Virt ville 580-12-14
686-8
535-18
599-3
580-7 [329-6
Batiscan 535 -21,
\Velland O
Kent N B
St. Mary s Ferry .
St. Mary s River .
St. Mar v s Road..
St. Marv s Road E
St Mathias
York N B
Kent N B
Guysboro N S
Prince P E I
Rimouski Q
King s * P E I
Rouville Q
Westmoreland. N B
Antigonishe . . N S
St Joseph
St. Mathieu
Rimouski Q
St. Joseph St. B. .
St. Jos. de Levis .
St. J. de Mekinak
St. Jos. de Sorel .
St. Joseph du Lac
St. Jovite
Toronto O
St. Maure
lestigouche. .N B
Champlain . . . Q
L6vis Q
Champlain Q
St Maurice
St. Man rice Forges
St Maxime
St. Maurice . . . . Cj
Beauce Q
?\vo Mountains . Q
Terrebonne .... Q
St. Hyacinthe . . Q
Ste. Melanie ....
St.MicheldeBelle
St.MicheldeRoug
St.M.deNapiervil
St. Michel de
Rougemont . . .
St. Mi eldes Saints
St.M.deWentw th
St. Michel Sta ...
St. Modeste
Joliette Q
Uellechasse . . . . Q
Rouville Q
St. Jude
Ste Julie deVerch
Ste. Julie de So set
Ste. Julie Station
St. Julienne ....
St Juatin
Napierville Q
Me""antic Q
Rouville Q
Berthier Q
Maskinong6 . . . . Q
Argenteuil Q
Ste.Ju in deNe on
Ste. Justine Sta. .
St. Laurent
St. La ert de Levis
St. Lambert Mont
St.La entd Orlcan
St. Laurent Mont
St. Lawrence ....
Bellchasse Q
Temiscouata . . . . <^
Rimouski Q
>isgar M
Levis Q
St Moise
St. Moise Station
Ste. M. Deux Mon
Ste. M. de Nicolet
St. Nazaire
St. Nazaire de
Buckland
Rimouski Q
Chambly Q
Two Mountains . . (,
Nicolet Q
Montmorency . . (J
Jacques Cartier. (j
Frontenac . . . O
Bagot Q
Dorchester Q
St.Lazarede Belle
St.Lazare de Vaud
St. Leon
Bellechasse . . . . C,
Vaudreuil (^
VIaskinong6 . . . . (^
Selkirk ]Vi
Ste. Narcisse ....
St Neree
Champlain Q
Bellechasse . . . . (^
Levis Q
St. Nicholas
St. Norbert
Berthier Q
St.Le ardde Aston
St. L. de Chic timi
St. L.deP.Mau ce
St. Leonard Sta . .
St. Leonard s ....
Nicolet Q
St Norbert
Kent . N B
3hicoutimi ....(,
Hochelaga Q
St. Norbert. . . .
St. Octave
Provencher .... M
Rimouski Q
St. Odilon
Dorchester Q
Ba"ot O
St. Ola
Hastings, N R . . C
Kamouraska ....(,
Russell O
St Liguori
Montcalm Q
St. Onezime . . .
St Onge
St.L. de Bon cours
St.L.deGonzainie
St. Louis de Kent
St.Louisde Ha Ha
StL.deHaHaSta.
Ste Louise
Richelieu Q
Beauharnois. . . . t
Kent N B
St. Ouens
St. Ours
Lisgar Man
Temiscouata ....(,
Temiscouata . . . . (,
L Islet Q
Richelieu (,
Kamouraska. . . . Q
L Islet Q
Kamouraska. . . . Q
Simcoe, E R.... O
Temiscouata . . . . Q
Victoria N S
St Pacome
St. Pamphile . . .
St Paschal
St. Louis Station.
St Luc
Beauharnois ....(,
St. John s N B
Rimouski Q
St. Patrick
St. Patrick
Ste. Luce Station.
Ste. L. deDon ster
Ste. Madeleine.. .
St Magloire
Rimouski . Q
St.Patrick sChan
*St.Patrick xHil
ISt.PauldeCheste
St.PauldelaOroix
St.Pauld Ind strie
St. Paul du Buton
St. Paulin
St. Paul PHermit
St. Paul s
Terrebonne . . . . Q
St. Hyacinthe . . Q
Bellechasse Q
Dorchester Q
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Temiscouata . . . . Q
Joliette Q
St. Malachie ....
St Malo
Compton Q
St Malo
Provencher. . .Man
Vercheres Q
Montmagny . . . . (j
Maskinong6 . . . . Q
L Assomption . . . (j
Kent N B
St Marc
St. Mar. de L Islet
St. Marcel deRich
St. Margaret s ....
St.M.deDorch ter
Ste. M.deBlandfd
S. M. deCharlev x
Ste.M.deMonnoir
Ste. Mar. Salomce
Ste. Marthe
St Mark s
L Islet Q
Richelieu Q
King s P E I
Dorchester O
ISt. Paul s
St. Paul s Bay .
St. Paul s Station
Ste. Perpetue . . .
*St. Peter s
S. Philippe deChe
1 S. Philippe deLap
! St. Phil.d Argent
St.PhilippedeNe
Ste. Philomene .
Ste. P. d Echail s
Pictou N S
Nicolet Q
Charlevoix Q
Charlevoix O
Perth, S R O
Nicolet Q
Rouville Q
Richmond N S
Arthabaska . . . . (J
Laprairie CJ
Argenteuil Q
Montcalm Q
Vaudreuil ... Q
Lisgar . . M
St Martin
Laval Q
Kamouraska ....(,
Chateauguay. . . .(^
Lotbiniere . . . .C
St. Martin June . .
St/>. Hfn.rtinf.
Laval . Q
nb&teanmiKV . . . .O
314
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA,
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATEB, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
St. Pie...
Bagot Q
535-1
Letellier 644*3
St. Guillaume
d Upton 5351-4
Ste. Julie S. 580-12
via Quebec, Que
via Quebec.
Batiscan 535 21
539-3
328 Ste. Schol tiqe
53518
531
D Israeli 675
Roberval 674
Ste. Anne de la
Parade 535-21
St. Francois Nord
East 675-1
St. Vallier 599 3
Green Valley 535 -33
674
Rigaud 535-32, 328
329*3m aCorn allO
580-5
Warwick E. 580-12
Culumet 535-18
535-1
via Quebec Que
829*4 via Sorel Que
St. Roch 599-3
L Epiphanie 535 21
Spring Hill 535 7
580-8, 535-1, 565
Black River Stat n
514-622.
535-18
P. Hood 359-2, 364
East Templeton
535-18
St. Anselme. 675
700
Strathclair
Farnham 535 -1-3-7,
545-1, 632-1
D Israeli 675
St.Fulatie 580-14
Pidemont 535 23
via Quebec Que
535-18
Stanbridge Station
535-1, 545
D Israeli 675
Yamaohiche 535-21
St. Frederic 675
Murray Bay 329 8
599-2
535-1
Thurso 535*18, 327
Somerset 580-12
584
Batiscan 535-21
Batiscan 535 21
Vallvfl ld 531,580*1
695,*535 89
329-4-9 or L Epi
phanie 535"21
Aston Sta. 580-14
Craigs R. S. 58012
Craigs R.Sta.580 12
St. Polvcarpe 531
665-3 (R R name
Baldwins)
619
619
Acton Vale 580 -8,
535-4
Joliette 535-17
Vercheres583,329-5
St. Francois Nord
East 675-1
535-18-22-23-24
Peel 535-86
St.Tho asd Aquin
St.Tho sdeJoliette
St.Thom sdeKent
* St. Thomas, West
St. Timothee ....
St Timothy
St. Hyacinthe . . Q
Joliette Q
St Hyacinthe 535*1,
580-8, 565 706
Joliette 535-17
Buctouche 518
625-4-5-8,580-80-81-
82, 535-35
580-15, S29*3
Miscouche 655 1
619
Ste. Anne de
Beaupre 676
535-19, 619
Grondines 535*21
Ste. Mar ne 580*7-15
St. Paul s Bay 329*8
Louiseville 535-21
Stottville 580-13
Riviere Noir 580-14
St. Ep rem d Upton
580-8
Bic 599-2
599-3
599-3
via Sorel Que
Tring Sta. 6T5
535-21
via Winnipeg Man
Aston Sta. 580-14
580-86
Gaspe B sin 346, 350
St. Francois Nord
East 675-1
St. Felix de Valoi8
535-17
Nicolet 565, 329 7
580-9
Park Hill, 580 51
Lockeport 376 3
St. Athanase 535 3,
545, 545-1
599-1, 638
Broughton Sta. 675
Atherley 580*32-67
Bala 420-3
Cardigan Bri.665 3
Aldouane 610
Bla water 580-35-36
Buctouche 518
540
Peake Sta. 665-3
Buctouche 518
Caraquet 540
Beauce J. 675, 675-1
Elora 535-36, 580-54
Hillsboro 693
Amherst 599*1
via Yarmouth, N S
St. Peter s 364, 370
372
Ingersoll 535*35,
580*83
Smithtown 543*2
590*12, 693
Dobbin ton 580*55
L/epreaux 695
535*70
*fatashquan 345
540
Chipman 543*1, 390
Cody s 543-1
Grand Falls 535 84
via Picton, Ont
St. Martin s 543 "2
via Sydney, N S
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Hebron 712
Guvsboro 364
822
Carman 535*54
St. Pie
Provencher .... M
Yamaska Q
St. Pie de Guire . .
St. Pierre Baptiste
St. Pierre d Orlea.
St. Pierre de
Charlesbourg .
St. Pierre lesBacq.
St. PierreMontma.
St. Placide . .
Megantic Q
Kent N B
EMn E R O
Montmorency . . Q
Quebec. ........ Q
Beauharnois Q
Prince P E I
Nicolet Q
St. Tite ..
Champlain Q
Montmagny . . . . Q
Two Mountains . . Q
Soulanges Q
St. Tite des Caps
St. Tite Junction
St. Ubalde
Montmorency . . . (J
Champlain Q
St. Polycarpe ....
St.Praxede
St. Prime
Portneuf Q
Beauce Q
Chicoutimi Q
St.UrbaindeChat.
St. Urbain deChar.
Ste Ursule
Chateauguay . . . . Q
St. Prosper
Champlain . Q
Maskinonge . . . . Q
St. John s . . Q
St. Prosper deDor.
St. Raphael, East
St. Raphael, West
. *St. Raymond . .
St. Redempteur.
St. Regis
Dorchester . . . . Q
St. Valentin ....
St.ValeredeBul de
St. Vale rien ....
Arthabaska . . . . C
Shefford Q
Bellechasse . . . . Q
Glengarry O
St. Val. de Rimo
St Vallier
Rimouski Q
Portneuf Q
Vaudreuil Q
St. Vallier Station
Ste. Victoire ....
St. Victor deTring
St.Vinc tde Paul
St Vital
Huntingdon . . . . Q
Napierville Q
Arthabaska Q
*St. Rtmi
Beauce Q
St. RemideTing k
St. Remi d Ainh st
St. Robert
*St. Koch de Que.
St.R chdeRiche u
St.RochdesAuln s
St.Roeh 1 Achigan
St. Remain
Laval Q
Ottawa Q
Provencher M
Nicolet Q
Richelieu Q
St. Wenceslas ....
St. Williams
St. Yvon
Quebec City, E R.Q
Richelieu Q
Norfolk, SR.... O
Gaspe Q
L Islet Q
St. Zacharie ....
St. Zenon
Beauce Q
L Assomption . . Q
Compton Q
Berthier Q
Ste. Rosalie
Ste. Rosaire
Bagot . Q
St. Zephirin .
Yamaska Q
Arthabaska Q
Ste. Rose
Laval Q
St. Zotique
Soulanges Q
Sable
Middlesex, N R..O
Shelburne N S
Iberville Q
St. Rose
Inverness .... N S
Ottawa
Sable River
Sabre vois
Ste. Rose de Lima
Ste.RosedeWat d
Ste. Rose duDeg le
Ste. Rose du Lac.
St. Sabine
Dorchester Q
*Sac/cville .
Westmoreland. N B
Megantic Q
Victoria, N R O
Alta
Temiscouata . . . . Q
Marquette M
Sacre Coeur de M.
Sadowa
Iberville Q
Saddle Lake
St.Sam.deGayh st
St.Sam ldeHorton
St.Sa eurdes Mon.
*St.Sauv r de Que
*Ste. Saholastique
St. Sebastien
St. Sebastien deB.
St. Severe
St. Severin de Bea.
St. Simeon
Beauce Q
Sahanatien
Muskoka & P Sd.O
King s P E I
Sailor s Hope
Saint Charles. . . .
Saint Gilbert
Saintfield
Nicolet Q
Kent N B
Terrebone Q
Portneuf Q
Quebec City, E..Q
Two Mountains. .Q
Iberville Q
Ontario, S R O
Kent N B
Saint- Jean-Bapt e
Saint-Joseph ....
Saint Patrick s Rd
Saint Pierre . .
Gloucester N B
Beauce Q
King s P E I
Kent N B
St. Maurice . . . . Q
Lotbiniere Q
Saint-Simon ....
Saints Anges ....
jloucester. . . .N B
Beaiire Q
Charlevoix Q
Saintsbury
Middlesex, NR..O
Wellington, C R.O
Albert N B
St. Simon deRim i
St.SimondeYam a
St. Sixte
Rimouski Q
Salem
Bagot Q
Salem
Ottawa . Q
Salem
Cumberland . . N S
Yarmouth . . . .N S
Cape Breton . . N S
Norfolk, N R.. ..O
King s N B
Ste.Sop e de Meg c
Ste. Sop edeLa he
Ste.Sop edeLev d
St.StanislasdeCh.
St.Stanis. deKost.
*St. Stephen ....
St. Sulpice
Megantic . . . . Q
Salem
Terrebonne . . . . Q
Nicolet Q
Salem Road
Salford
Champlain . . . .Q
Beauharnois . . . .Q
Charlotte . . . . N B
L Assomption . . Q
Nicolet Q
Salina
*Salisbury
Westmoreland NB
Bruce, N R O
Charlotte N B
St. Sylvere
Salisbury
Salkeld
St. Sylvester, East
St.Sylvester.West
St. TV lesphore . .
St. Teresa
Lotbiniere . . . Q
Salmon Arm ....
Yale . BO
Lotbiniere . . . Q
Salmon Bay ....
Salmon Beach . .
Salmon Creek . . .
Salmondale
Saguenay . . Q
Soulanges Q
jloucester. . . .N B
Sunbur}* N B
King s P E I
Ste. Thecle . .
Champlain Q
Queen s N B
Salmonhurst ....
Salmon Point. . . .
Salmon River. . . .
Salmon River. . . .
Salmon River. . . .
Salmon River. . . .
Salmon River. . . .
Saltcoats
Victoria . . .N B
Ste. Thecle Sta. . .
St.The o red Act n
St. Theodore . . .
Ste. Theodosie . .
St. Theophile....
*Ste.TiteresedeB
St. Thomas . .
Champlain Q
Prince Edward . . O
St. John N B
Batrot Q
Montcalm Q
Cape Breton . . N S
Halifax NS
Vercheres Q
Digby N S
Beauce . . . Q
Terrebonne . . . . Q
Carleton . . . . N B
Guysborough . . N S
Assa E
Salterville .
Selkirk . . M
1897]
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
315
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR KEAR-
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PI .261-2(
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR-
KST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
Saltoun
Assa
Qu AppelleS 535-52
God ich 580-52, 432
Chemainus 574
Smith town 543 -2
West R. Sta. 590-13
Antigonishe 599 7
599-1
via Halifax, N S
Coleraine Sta. 675
Wapella 53,<v52
jansdowne 580 9
via Yarmouth, N S
Uxbridge 580-36
via Yarmouth, NSj
Malton, 580-51
Mrchton 535 7
Earn town S. 580 9
Emsdale 580 67
Maxville 531
535-12
Port Mulgrave 599
7-14, 364
via St. John, N B
Moose Creek 531
River Hebert 606 !
Windsor 535 42,
580-83, 625-5, 320
Comox 450-2, 451
Gaspe B. 346, 350
Digby712,392, 393.2
Shelburne 376 3
Godfrey 611
535-71
Nicomin 535 70
Exeter 580 50
Escuminac 353
Hoard s S. 580-27
573, 580-85, 320, 432
Vars531
Norton Sta. 543 1,
599-J 2
Swift Current 535
52-53
535-62
Plum persPass450 "
via Wiarton, Ont
712
712
v!it Quebec
Bersimis 345
Bordeaux 535-18
535"25, 432, 422-2,
428-1-3, 430-1
580-69
535-4
535-51
535-70
Nequac 373
620
599-2
Dor ester C. 599 11
Min dosa 622, 622-1
Scarboro J.580-9-36
580-9-36
via Sydney, N S
Aurora 580-67
535-13
St. Mary s 580-49-51
Mansewood 580 65
Carleton Place 535
12-16
665-3
Mouth of Keswich
535-83
Perth 535-34
St. Stephen 535 89,
518
Douarlas Harb. 390
Scotch Village . .
Scotia
Hants N S
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Beauce .... Q
Newport Sta. 714
Emsdale 580 67
675(RRna e Scott?)
599-15
599-15
535-7
Stonewall 535 "60
Orangedale 599 14
banning 547
banning 547
Sweetsburg 535 3
ilia London
Hampton 543 2,
599-12
Port Perry 580 38
Summerside 665 1,
346, 356-2
Tignish 665 1
Holderville 390
580-52
via Halifax, N S
580-38
Richards Landing
428-3,430-1,422-2
3rand Manan 403
Heaburn 535 52
C. Traverse 665 2
599-2 (R R name
Dickies)
P. Hood 359-2, 364
St. Peter s 364, 372,
370
Kensington 665 1
Atherley 580-32-67
580-52
Kimball 625 8
Bonney R. Sta. 695
fia Lunenburg, N S
Sackville 599 1, 638
Birtle 622
Utterson 580-67
319Lyndhurst 516
Mahone B. 646, 373
Vaudreuil Station
535-32 33, 580 9
Emsdale 580-67
Rat Portage 535 51
Nap ee 509"2, 580 9
Douglas Sta. 535-52
535-51-61, 440
Nelles Cor s 580-82
w/Char town,PEI
Matapedia 599 -2,
508
Shubenacadie 599"!
Thamesville535-42,
580-83
Lakefleld 580-31
Barnaby Riv. 599 2
345
580-67
Newc tle 599 2, 353
535-52
Prospect 373
Thornhill 535 57
Pembroke 535 12
Barrington 376 3
580-51
Parkhead 580 55
Ashdad 611
Kinkora 665-2
Marmora, 544
St. Martin s 543"2
Cardinal 580 9
Wickham 390
Rosseau 420 3
Dalho sie 599 5, 350
580-9
580-67 (R R name
Gowan)
611, 535-34
Huron, WR.... O
ancouver . . . . B C
iing s N B
Pictou N S
SaltSprinj Inl nd
Salt Springs
Scott Junction . .
^Scotland
Oxford, S R . . . .
Pictou N S
Sc otsburn
Salt Springs
Salt Spring s Sta .
\ntigonishe . . N S
Cumberland . . N S
Halifax N S
Scotsburn Station
Pictou N S
Compton Q
Seotsview
Scotsville
jisgar M
"nverness .... N S
iing s N S
King s N S
Wolfe Q
Sancte Andrea. .
Assa
Scott s Bay
Scott s Bay Road.
Scottsmore . .
Sand Bav
Leeds S R O
Yarmouth . . . .N S
Ontario, N R....O
Yarmouth . . . .N S
Peel O
Missisquoi Q
Scottsville
Middlesex O
Sandford
Scribner
Scugog
iing s N B
Ontario, N R.. ..O
Sandhill
Sand Hill
Sea Cow Head . .
Sea Cow Pond . .
Sea Dog Cove ....
*Seaforth
Prince PE I
Sand Lake
Muskoka& P Sd.O
Yale . . . . B C
Prince PEI
King s NB
Renfrew, SR....O
Guysborough . . N S
St John N B
Huron, SR .... O
Halifax N S
Sand Point
Seafbrth
Sand Point Road .
Sandringham ....
Seagrave
Ontario, S R
Algoma O
Sea Gull
Stormont . O
Seal Cove
Gaspe Q
Cumberland . . N S
Algoma O
Sand field
Seal Cove
Charlotte . . . . N B
Lisgar M
Essex N R O
Seamo
Sandwick .
Vancouver . . . . B C
Prince PEI
Sea Side
Restigouche . . N B
Inverness .... N S
Richmond .... N S
Queen s PEI
Sandy Beach ....
Seaside
Sandy Cove
Sandy Point ....
Sangster
Digbv N S
Shelburne N S
Addington O
Seaview
Sea View
>T Westminster.BC
N Westminster.BC
Huron, S R O
Nortbumberl d.NB
Hastings, IN H ,.O
Lambton, W R..O
Russell O
Sardis
Sebright
Ontario, N R....O
Perth, N R ... O
Lambton, WR.. O
Charlotte . . . . N B
Lunenburg. . . .N S:
Westmoreland. N E
Marquette M
Sarepta . .
Sebringville ....
Seckerton
Sargent
Sarginson
*Sarnia
Second Falls
1 Second Peninsula
1 Second Westcook.
Seeburn
Sarsfield
Sartell
Kinu- s N B
Saskatchewan L.
Assa
! Seely
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Leeds, S R O
Seely s Bat/
Sask
Sefferensville ....
Se"uin
Lunenburg. ..NS
Vaudreuil Q
Saturna
Vancouver . . . B C
Bruce, N R O
Digby NS
Digbv N S
jSeguin Falls
Seine River
Selbv
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Algoma C
Lennox O
Sauble Falls ....
Saulnierville ....
Saulnierville Sta
Sault a la Puce. . .
Sault au Cochon.
Sault au Recollet
*Sault Ste Mane
Saurin
Montmorency . . .(^
Selden
Marquette M
*Selkirh
Lis (r ar M
Hochelaga (^
Selkirk
Haldimand . . . . C
Queen s PEI
Selkirk Road
Sellarville
Simcoe, N R . . . . O
Kiii"-s PEI
Bonaventure ....(,
Hants N S
Selmah . .
Savage Harbour
Savage s Mills . . .
Savanne
Shefford (^
Selton . . .
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Peterboro , W R. O
Northumb .... NB
Saguenav Q
Ontario, N R O
Northumb N B
Selwyn
Savona s Ferry .
Savoy
Yale R C
N orth mberl d.NB
Compton . . Q
Semiwagan Ridgt
Seven Islands ....
Severn Bridge . .
Sevogle
Sawi/erville ....
Sayabec
Rimouski (J
Westmoreland. N E
Scandinavia . . .
^Scarborough . . .
Scarboro Junct n
Scatarie Island .
*Schotnbery . . .
*Schreiber
Sewell
Selkirk M
York E R O
Shad Bav
Halifax N S
York E R O
Shadeland
Selkirk M
Cape Breton . . N S
York, N R O
Shadv Nook
Renfrew . . (
Shag Harbour . .
* Shakespeare
Shallow Lake. . .
Shamrock
Shelburne . . . . N S
Oxford, NR....
Grev, NR O
Renfrew, S R O
Prince PEI
Algoma O
Science Hill . . .
Scotch Block . . .
Scotch Corners .
Scotchfort ....
Perth, S R O
Halton ... O
Lanark, S R . . . . O
Queen s PEI
Cape Breton . . N S
York N B
Shamrock
Shanick
Hastings, N.R. ..O
St. John N P
Shanklin
Scotch Lake . . .
Scotch Lake . . .
Scotch Line . . .
Scotch Ridge . . .
Scotch Settlemen
Scotch Town .
Shanly
Grenville, S R.. O
Queen s N B
Shannon
Lanark, S R O
Charlotte .... N B
Westmoreland. N B
Queen s . . . . N B
Shannon Hall
Shannonvale . . . .
Shannonville
Shanty Bav
Muskoka & P.S d.O
Restigouche . . N B
Hastings, E R.. O
Simcoe, ER.. .. O
Addington . . . .O
Sharbot I>ake .
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR S BAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEBKEY,PP.261-263
Sharon
York, N R O
Newmarket 580-07
Case Settlm t 543 1
Glen vale 611, 509 1
535-23
via Three Rivers Q
Waterford 51E
Cobble Hill, 574
663
Annidale 543 1
via Parrv Sound O
625-5
599-11
She ac 599 11, 350-2
McDougall s Set
tlement 518
599-1-11 (R R name
Painsec June).
Ashdad 611
Pembroke 0. 536-12
Dundas 580-83
390 or Waasis Sta.
535-82
West Shefford 535"
7, 545-1
547
West Shefford 535-
7, 545-1
Granb v 545 "1
Granby 345 1
428-3, Massey Sta.
535-25
York ton 622
535-40
376 3 via Yarmouth
Alliston 580-64
345
Prin. Albert 535-112
Russell 622 -2
Hillsborough 693
Sussex Vale 599-12
God ich 580-52, 432
Boissevain 535 57
512,675,580-8,535-7
Antigonishe 599 7
Springfield on the!
Credit 535 35
580-79
Passekeag 599-12
Elgin 572
580-5
Maple 580-67
via Brockville Ont
Both well 535-42,
580-83
Paspebiac 350
via Guelph Ont
Amherst 599"!
Blaekville 532
via Halifax, N S
via Halifax, N S
Park Hill 580-51
Gowanstown 580 53
540
Shippigan 540
Port Perry 580 38
via Victoria
Burton 390
622
391 or Canterbury
Sta. 535-90
Somenos 574
Hebron 712
Oak Point 390
Port Hammond
535-70, 450-3
via Owen Sound O
Lachute 535-18
Dundalk 535 40
Beresford 535 58
599-1
River Hebert 606
599-14
535-70
Sicamous
Yale B C
535-70
North Saarnish 451
535-52
580-9
P. Hood 359"2, 364
via Quebec, Que
Chambers 580 9
Uxbridge 580 36
Regina 535-52-62
Binscarth 622, 622-2
Thurso 535-18, 327
Beamsville 580 83
J/ /jww 535-70-73,
450-3
Delhi 580-82
Kinmouth 580 30
664
La Riviere 535 57
700 (R R name St.
Jacques)
Nakusp, 445-1
via Meldrum Bay O
580-80-82-86
Reston, 535 65
Albert 693
York 580-79
Stirling 580-27
Duntroon 580-64
510(RRn e Crosby)
535-52
Turran mlle 535 91
WestR. Sta. 599 13
Wallace 599-15
Caledonia 580-70-79
Kazubazua 656
Pockmouehe 540
535-12
450-5 or v Nanaimo
Tignish 665 1
Allenford 580 55
Ingonishe 372
Greenfield 531
Orangedale 599 14
Orangedale 599 14
Fort William 535-51
Danville, 580 12
Caledon E st 580-65
via Vancouver, BC
via Yarmouth, N S
580-64 (R R name
Glen Huron)
580-9
Hopewell 599-13
Shediac 599 11
Harcourt 599 2
712
Sussex Vale 599-12
535-16-33-34, 319
512
543-2
Grimsby 580-83
Graham 535-12
Streetsville 535 35
Sussex Vale 599-12
Manitou 535 "57
611
Stevensville 580-82,
625-2
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Ashcroft 535-70
S.Pet rs 364,870,372
Bowmanville 580-9,
329-2
Norlhport 308, 309
622
\Valkerton 580 54
573
574
580-12
Berwick 714
Sharp
King s NB
Sidlev
Yale B C
Sharpton
Frontenac O
Vancouver B C
Marquette M
Shaw-bridge
Shawenegan . . .
Shawmut
Terrebonne .... Q
St. Maurice . . . _ Q
Norfolk . . O
Sidney
Sidney Crossing .
Si-ht Point
Hastings, W R . . O
Inverness . . . . N S
Perth, N R . . . . O
Quebec Q
Shawnigan Lake.
*Shawville
Vancouver . . . . B . C
Pontiac Q
Silsburg
Sillery Cove ....
Sillsville
Sheba
Queen s N B
Lennox O
Shebeshekong . .
Shedden
Muskoka&P.S d.O
Elgin, WR.... O
Siloam
Ontario, W R . . . O
Assa
Silton
*Shediac . . .
Westmoreland. N B
Westmoreland. N B
Westmoreland. N B
Westmoreland. N B
Renfrew, S R O
Pontiac Q
Silver Creek ....
Silver Creek ....
Silverdale . . .
Marquette M
Shediac Bridge . .
Shediac River . .
Shediac Road
Sheedy
Ottawa Q
Monck O
Silverdale
N.Westminster BC
Norfolk, SR....O
Victoria, N R.. .
Algoma O
Silver Hill
Silver Lake
Sheen boro
Silver Mountain.
Silver Spring. . . .
Silverstream ...
Silverton
Sheffield
Wentworth, N R.O
Sunbury N B
Selkirk M
Sheffield
Victoria N B
SheffieldAcademy
Sheffield Mills .
Sheffington
Sunbury . N B
Yale ... B C
King s N S
Silver Water ....
*Sim-coe
Algoma . . O
Norfolk, SR....O
Selkirk M
Shefford Q
Sinclair
Shefford Mou tain
Shefford Vale....
Shegiiiandah
Sheho
Shefford ... Q
Sinclair Hill ....
Sinclairville
Albert N B
Wentworth, S R O
Hastings, N R..O
Simcoe, N R O
Leeds, S R . O
Shefford ... Q
Sine
Algoma .... O
Singhampton ....
Singleton
Assa
Sintaluta . .
. . . Assa
*Shelburne
Shelburne
Grey, E R O
Shelburne . . . . N S
Cardwell O
Sisson Ridge ....
Six Mile Brook . .
Six mile Road . . .
Six Nations
Victoria . N B
Pictou N S
Sheldon
Cumberland . .N S
Haldimand . . . . O
Ottawa Q
Sheldrake
Saguenay Q
Shell Brook
Sask
Six Portages ....
Six Roads
Shellmouth
Marquette M
Gloucester N B
Carleton O
Shenstone
Albert N B
Skead s Mills ....
Skeena
Shepody Road . .
Sheppardton ....
Sheppardville . .
* Sherbrooke ....
Sherbrooke
King s N B
N.Westminst r BC
Prince . . P E I
Huron, W R.... O
Selkirk M
iSkinner s Pond . .
iSkipness
Bruce, N R O
Victoria N S
Sherbrooke .... Q
Guvsboro .... N S
Halton O
Skir Dhu
Skye
Glengarry
Sheridan
Sky Glen
Inverness . . . . N S
Inverness N S
Algoma O
Sherkston .
Welland O
Skv Mountain . . .
Slate Riv. Valley.
Slatington
Sleswick
Sherlock
King s N B
Richmond ... Q
Sherman Road . .
Sherrington ....
Sherwood
Albert N B
Cardwell O
Napierville Q
Sluartrett . .
Vancouver. . . .B C
Yarmouth N S
Simcoe, N R
Northumb , E R O
Guysborough . . N S
Westmorel d . . N B
Kent.. NB
York, W R O
Sluice Point ....
Smithdale
Sherwood Spring.
Shetland
Brockville O
Middlesex, W R .O
Bonaventure . . . . Q
Wellington, S R. O
Cumberland. .N S
Northumb ld..NB
Halifax N S
Smithfield . .
Shigawake .
Smithfleld
Shiloh
Smith s
Shinemecas Br ge
Shinnickburn. . . .
Ship Harbour. . . .
Ship Harbor Lake
Shipka
Smith s Corner . .
Smith s Cove ....
Smith s Creek . . .
Smith s Falls . .
Smith s Mills ....
Smith Town
,s //* ithville
Digby ... . N S
King s N B
Halifax N S
Leeds&Gren. NR . O
Stanstead Q
Middlesex, N R .0
Wellington, NR .O
Gloucester N B
Gloucester N B
Ontario, N R O
Vancouver. . ..B.C
Sunbury N B
Shipley .
King s N B
Shippigan
Wentworth, S R O
Renfrew, N R . . O
Halton O
Shippigan Island.
Shirley
Snake River ....
Snider s Corners.
Snider Mountain.
Snow Flake
Shirley
Kin" s N B
Shirley Settlement
Shoal Lake
Selkirk M
Marquette M
Snow Road Sta. . .
Sn vder
Addington O
Shogamoc .
York N B
Welland O
Shopland
Vancouver . . . . B C
Yarmouth N S
Queen s N B
Sober Island
Soda Creek
Halifax N S
Short Beach
Shortholm
Cariboo B C
Shortreed
N. Westminster BC
Grey, N R O
Argenteuil Q
Soldier s Cove . . .
Solina
Richmond . . . .N S
Durham, W R..O
Prince Edward . . O
Marquette M
Shouldice
Shrewsbury
Sohnesville
Shrigley
Grey, E R O
Solsgirth
Shrubland
Selkirk M
Solwav
Bruce, E R O
* Shubenacadie . .
Shulie
Hants N S
Sonibra
Bothwell O
Cumberland . . N S
Cape Breton.. N S
Yale.. ..BC
Somenos
* Somerset
Vancouver B C
Megantic Q
Shunacadie
Shuswan . .
Somerset . .
Kinsr s . . . .N S
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OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEEKEY,l P.261-2(i3
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEE KEY, PP. 261-268
elkirk M
344-1
Hartland 535 S6
\ntigonishe 599 7
aSO-38
via Victoria, B C
516
583. 535-1, 329-4-6-7
lolling Dam, 535 "87 i
535-58-59
Deloraine 535 57
665-4, 359-1, 371
Souris East 665 4,
359-1, 371
waLunenburg, N S
CanterburyStation
359-90
549
580-54
;ia Sydney, N S
Derby L. Vt. 512 1
eia Picton, Ont
[ngonishe 372
535-88
via Mani waning
via Picton
Knowlton 535 -4
Brookfield 599 1
Penobsquis 599 12
Farrelton, 656
Weldford 599"2
E. Sou ampton 549
Dasselman 531
Dunnville 580 79
Welsford 535 88
via Hamilton
Iona599-14,364,372
Dudswell C.620, 675
580-8
Edmonton 535 63
eta Halifax, N S
Racine 653
Stamford 580 77,
625-6, 690
Antigonishe*599 7
Newc tle 599 -2, 353
Wilmot 714
535-33
Lucan, 580-51
via Ottawa, Ont
Bristol 535-86
Kemptville 535-20
Granby 545 1
Breadalbane 665 1
Iona59!t-14,364,372
Marbleton 675, 620
via Sydney, N S
531
Hartland 535 86
Gananoque 702
Souris East 665 4
Lancaster 580 9
Shubenacadie 599-1
Stittsville 535-12
N.Glasgow 599-7-13
CapeTrav rse,665 2
Ti-acadie 599 7
Courtland 580-82
Mill Brook 580 35
North Mr. 535-33
Newcastle 599 2
Newcastle 5!M"2
Woodst k 5*5-86-90
712 (RR name Ohio)
via Charlottetown
Levis 675, 599 3-4,
580-12
N. Range Cor. 712
Mount Uniacke 714
Renous Bri. 599 8
580-67
Caraquet 540
535-4
Antisronishe. 599-7
S S Basin R Denis
S Side Baddock R
S Side Boulardarie
S Side Cocagne R
S S Whycoc gh B.
South Stukely . .
South Tilley
South Vale
nverness . . . . N S
r ictoria N S
Riv. Dennis 599 14
[ona599-14,364,372
lona 599-14, 364, 372
N T otre Dame 518
Drangedale 599 14
535-7
Andover 535 "86
Brookfield 599 1
Thompson s Mills
599-1
Wevmouth Bri. 712
Wallace 599-15
Margaree H. 359 2
P. Hood 359-2, 364
Miscouche 665-1
Gaspe B. 346, 350
Liverpool 376 3
P. Hood 359-2, 364
via Charlottetown
625-8
625-5
Woodstock 535-35-
38, 580-80-82
Dayton 535-25
via Toronto, Ont
via Yale, B C
422"2, 428-3, 430-1,
535-25
535-25
Kilworthy 580 67
Union 580 81
Middleton 646, 714
via Guelph, Ont
Woodst k 535-86-90
Welsford 535 88
Magnetawan 420"4
C. Tormentine 638
via Quebec, Que
Parrsboro 549
535-20
535-70
Acton 580-51
535-36
P. Rowan 580-86
Cal ary535-53-63-64
Strathrov 580 85
544
Ste. Henedine 675
fin Winnipeg, Man
625-5
Norton Sta. 543 1,
599-12
M. Kezwick 535 83
646
Breadalbane 665 1
535-35
580-78
rin Yarmouth
Osgoode S. 535-20
535-7
549, 599-1
391 via Fredericton
549
via Lennoxville, Q
Arnprior 535-12
Hagersville 580 70,
625-5
via Brockville Ont
Frazerville 580 35
Hopewell 599-13
Emsdale 580 67
:i .vi ;:;
695
695
Lion s Head 426
W. Riv. Sheet Har.
371
Binscarth622,622-2
fia Vancouver, B C
via Quebec, Que
Dublin 580-52
Cobden 535-12
arleton X B
utuysborough .N S
Ontario, N R . . . . O
ancouver. . . .B C
Leeds S R O
ictoria N S
Kent NB
Sooke
nverness. ... N S
Shefford Q
*Sorel
Richelieu Q
Victoria N B
Charlotte N B
Colchester ....NS
< Westminster BC
Cumberland . . N S
Digby NS
Cumberland . . N S
nverness . . . .N S
nverness . . . .N S
Prince P E I
Souris . . .
elkirk M
South Vancouver.
South Victoria . . .
Southville
South Wallace . .
South-W Marg ree
South-W Mabou .
South-West
elkirk . M
Souris, East ....
Souris, West
South . .
King s P E I
King s P E I
jimenburg. . . .N S
York N B
Southampton ....
Southampton
^Southampton . .
South Bar of Sid. R
South Barnston . .
Cumberland ..N S
Bruce, W R.... O
Cape Breton . . N S
Stanstead Q
South-W Point. . .
S-W Pt Matoun . .
South-W Ridge . .
South Wiltshire .
Southwold Stat n.
South Woodslee..
South Zorra
5aspe Q
Queen s N S
nverness . . . .N S
Queen s . . . . P E I
Elgin WR O
rince Edward . . O
Victoria N S
South Bay
Essex, N R O
Oxford N R....O
Algoma O
South Bav
St John N B
South Baymouth.
South Beach
Algoma O
Sowerby . .
Magdalen Isla ds, (J
Brome Q
South Bolton
South Branch . .
South Branch (K)
South Branch ....
SBr.St.NicholasR
South Brook ....
South Casselman.
South Cavuga
* Spadina Avenue
Spallumcheen . . .
Spanish River . . .
Spanish R Stat n .
Sparrow Lake . . .
Sparta
Spa Springs ....
Speedside
Toronto, West.. O
Yale B C
Colchester. . . .N R
King s N B
Algoma O
Ottawa
Algoma O
Kent N B
Cumberland . . N S
Russell O
Ontario N R O
Elgin, E R O
Annapolis . . . .N S
Wellington^ R O
Carleton N B
Monck O
South Clones ....
Southcote
South Cove
Queen s N E
Brant N R O
Speer ville
Victoria N S
Speight s Corners
Spence
Queen s N B
South Dudswell .
*South Durham.
*South Edmont n
South E Passage
South Ely
Wolfe Q
Vluskoka & P Sd O
Westmoreland N I
Quebec Q
)rummond . . . . (,
Alta
Spence
Spencer Cove . . .
Spencer s Island.
*Spencerville ....
Spence s Bridge..
Speyside
Halifax NS
Cumberland. . . N S
Grenville, S R . . O
Yale B C
Shefford Q
South End
Welland O
South E of Lochab
South Esk
jfuysborough . N S
Northumb NB
Annapolis . . . . N S
Stormont O
Halton O
Spires
Wellington C R. O
Norfolk S R O
Spring Arbour .
Spring Bank
South Farming??
South Finch . . .
Southgate
South Gloucester
S th Gordonsville
South Gower . . .
South Granby .
South Granville .
S Gut of St. Ann
Sotith flam . . .
S Head of Cow B
South Indian . .
South Knowlesv
South Lake
Alta
Springbank
Middlesex.N R..O
Hastings, N R ..O
Dorchester . . . . Q
Lisgar M
Middlesex, E R..O
Ifussell O
*prin<j Brook . . .
Springbrook . . .
Springfield
*Sprin<jfield . . .
Springfield
Carleton N B
Grenville, N R.. O
Shefford Q
Elgin E R O
King s NB
Queen s. ... P E
Victoria N S
Springfield
York N B
Wolfe Q
Springfield
Annapolis . . . .N S
Queen s P E I
Peel O
Cape Breton . . N S
Russell (
Carleton . . . .N B
Springfield
Spr gfd-on Credi
S/irinr/furd
Springhaven ....
Spring Hill ....
Oxford S R ....0
Yarmouth . . . .N S
Russell O
Leeds, S R O
South Lake
Kind s P E
South Lancaster
South Maitland .
South March . . .
S MeLellan s M .
South Melville. .
South Morland . .
South Middleton
South Monaghan
South Mountain
South Nelson . . .
South Nelson Rd
South Newbridg
South Ohio
Southport
South Quebec . .
South Range . . .
South Rawdon . .
South Renous . .
*South River . . .
South River. . . ,
South Roxton . .
S. SaltSorinsrs. .
Glengarry O
Hants . N S
Spring Hill
Compton Q
Spring Hill Junct
Spring Hill
Cumberland . .N S
York . N B
Carleton O
Pietou N S
Queen s P E 1
Guysborough N S
Norfolk, N R ..O
Peterboro W R
Dundas
Spring Hill ...
Spring Road . . .
Springtown ....
Springvale ....
Cumberland . . N S
Sherbrooke . . . . Q
Renfrew, S R . . O
Haldimand . . . . O
Brock ville O
Spring Valley. . .
Springville
Northumberl d NB
NorthumbeiTd NB
Carleton N B
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Queen ? P E I
Levis . Q
Peterboro , W R.o
Pietou \ S
Springville
Sprucedale
Spruce Grove. . .
Spruce Lake Sta
Spruce Lake . . .
Spry
Muskoka & P.S d.O
Alberta
St. John N B
St. John N B
Digby N S
Bruce, N R ()
Sprv Bav
Halifax . N S
Hants N ,<
Spy Hill . .
Assa
Northumberl d NB
Muskoka & P Sd
Gloucester. . ..N E
Shefford <j
Squamish
Stadacona
Staffa
N. Westminster. BC
Quebec Q
Perth, S R
Antitronishe . . .N !
Stafford .
Renfrew. N R . .
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
flAILROAO OS WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEE KEY, PP. 261 -263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEEKEY,PP.261-26S
Ottawa . Q
Farrelton 656
Wallace 599-15
690, 625-6, 580-77
Bedford 535 "1
535-1, 545
^arnham535-l-3-7,
545-1, 632 -1
lacleod 335-64
t. Anselme 675
80-12
80-8 (R R name ;
Norton Mills)
Little York 665 -3
Amherst 599 1
>oss Creek 532
5readalbane 665 1
Novar 580-67
20-3 Ut son 580-67
lalton 580-51
3ridgewater 374
Perth 535-34
12-1
12, 512-1
Alliston 580-64
Hoards Sta. 580-27
Bells Cor s. 535-12
Belmont 599 1
625-3
35-59
Vankleek H. 531-1;
Cody s 543-1
Weslewille 580-9
Smsdale 580-67
Huntingdon 580 7
Emsdale 580 67
580-68
St. Phillippi d Ar-j
genteuil 535 18 ;
547
St. Ola 544
Port Mulgrave 599-
7-14, 364
Pr ce Albert 535 62;
693 (R R n e Salem)i
Boundary C. 599-12
572
Otterburne 535 55
Bath 309, 324
599-9-13
Carman 535 54
via Hamilton, Ont
625-2, 580-82
450-4, or via New
Westmin ster, B C
Till , y 535-42,625-5
South Riv. 580-67
Orangedale 599-14
Brownsville 543 1
via Ottawa, Ont
Arnprior 535-12
Brookfield 599 1
Moncton 518, 599
1-2-12
W. Riv. Sta. 599-13
Antigonishe 599 7
580-27
St. Peters 364, 370
Burk s Falls 580-67
Drayton 580 54
525-12
Frankfort 644
535-59
Hemmingford
509-1
646 (R R name
Dalhousie)
via Sherbrooke, Q
Lion s Head 426
327 or Gushing 54
oia Quebec, Que
540
Piio-vvnsVi SQQ-IS
Stone Ridge ....
York N B
Bracebridge580-67
Ridgewav 580-79
535-60
580-83
693
Barrington 376 3
via Peterboro , Ont
535-60
580-83
Isaac s Har. 371
Spring Hill 5357
580-13
580-36-37
Puslinch 535-35
via Toronto Ont.
wi aMorrisburg.Ont
Tilsonburg 58078-
82, 625-5
King 580-67
Comber 625 -3-ft
Gleichen 535-53
Doon 580-47
Regina 535-52-62
580-51-52-53-79-80
Doaktown 532
Newcastle o99 2,
353
580-80
Chatsworth 535 "40
Glencoe535 42,5SO"
82-83
Qu Ap lleSta.535-52
Strathclair Sta. 622
622
Stonewall 535 "60
PortHood 359-2,364
Monckl dSta,535-33
580-9
via Meaforcl, Ont
580-85
Egansville, 535 "11
Greenv le Sta. 599-1
535-35
580-79
Middleton 646, 714
Craigvale 580 67
via Emerson, Man
Mackey sSta.535-12
Georgetown 665 3
580-32
535-13
312 or Lindsay 580
30-32-35
535-13-25
Rock Forest 5357
665-3
Neill s Harbour 372
450-3 or in aNicomin
535-70
535-52
Kiv.deChute535-86-
Clinton 580-50-52
Welsford 535-88
Dorval 580 "9
665-1. 346, 356-2
Heatherton 5997
329-3, 580-9
580-9
Dixie 535-35
via Charlottetown
Newport sta - 714
Liverpool 376 3
Whitew dSta535-52-
via Kingston Ont.
580-36
580-67
via Pictou N S
Stavner 580 68
Stayner 580-68
Honewell 599-33
Cumberland . . N S
Velland O
Stoneleigh
Ontario, N R O
Velland O
Stone Quarry ....
* Stonewall
Stony Beach ....
Stanbridge, East.
Stanbridge Sta . .
lissisquoi Q
Lisgar M
Assa
lissisquoi Q
lissisquoi Q
Stony Creek ....
Stony Creek
Ventworth, S R.O
Albert N B
Stand Off ....
Alta
Stony Island ....
Stony Lake
Shelburne N S
^eterboro , ER. O
Lisgar M
Dorchester Q
*ST/n?i fold
Arthabaska . . . . Q
tanstead Q
Stony Mountain .
Stonv Plain
Alta
Jueen s ... P E I
Cumberland . . N S
York N B
Stony Point ....
Stormont
Sssex, N R O
Juysboro .... N S
Compton Q
Stornoway
Stottville
St. John s Q
* Stanley Bridge .
*Stouffoille
Ontario, W R . . O
Ventworth, N R.O
Toronto ... O
Muskoka & P.S d.O
luskoka&P.S d.O
Peel O
Strabane
Stanley House . .
*Strachan Ave ..
Strader s Hill....
Straffordville
Strange
Dundas O
Stanley Section . .
Stanleyville
Ainenburg. . . N S
Lanark, S R O
Elgin, ER O
York, N R O
Stanstead June . .
Stanton
Strangfield
Essex, N R O
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
S orthumb , E R.O
Carleton O
Strangmuir
Alta
Strasburg
Waterloo, S R.. O
Assa
Strassburg
Staple s Brook . .
Colchester. . . . N S
Essex, N R O
Stratford
Perth N R O
Strathabo
vforthumberl d N B
Northumberl d N B
Oxford, N R....O
Grey, N R O
Starbuck
Stardale
jisgar M
Prescott O
Strathadam ....
Strathallan
Queen s N B
Durham, W R . . O
Muskoka & P.S d.O
Huntingdon Q
Muskoka & P.S d.O
Simcoe, N R. . . . O
Argenteuil Q
Strathavon
Sirathburn
Middlesex, W R..O
Assa
Starnesboro ....
Strathcarrol ....
Strathclair
\Iarquette M
Staynerville
Steam Mill Village
Steeles Lake ....
Strathclair Sta. . .
Strathewen
Strathlorn
Marquette M
King s N S
>isgar M
nverness . . . . N S
Stormont O
^ape Breton . .N S
lastings, N R . . O
Guysboro .... N S
Sask
Strathmore
Strathmore
Jacques Cartier. Q
Grey, E R O
Steep Creek ....
Strathnairn
^Strathroy
Middlesex, W R O
Renfrew, S R. ..Q
Cumberland . . N S
Peel O
Straflitay
Albert ..NB
Street s Ridge . .
*Streetsvilte ....
Steeve s Mountain
Steeve s Settlem .
Steinbach
Westmoreland. N E
Westmoreland. N E
rovencher . . . . M
Lennox ... O
Stromness
Monck
Stronach Mount n
Stroud
Annapolis . . . .N S
Simcoe, S R. . . "C
Provencher .... M
Pontiac Q
Vtpllf,
Pictou N S
Stuartburn
Stephenfield ....
*Steven Street . .
* Stevensville
Steveston
Stubb s Bay . . .
Hamilton . . . . O
Sturgeon
Sturgeon Bay. . . .
* Sturgeon Falls. .
Sturgeon Point . .
*Sudbury
King s P E I
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
Dis. of Nipissing O
Victoria, N R . . O
Algonia O
Welland O
N.AVestminster.BC
Kent O
Stewart Bay . . .
Stewartdale . . .
Muskoka & P.S d.O
[nverness .... N
King s . . .N B
Suffield
Sherbrooke . . . . Q
Queen s . . . . P E I
Victoria N S
Suffolk Station . .
Sugar loaf
Stewartville . . .
Stewiacke Cross R
Stiles Village . . .
Renfrew, S R....O
Colchester.... NS
Westmoreland. N B
Pictou N S
Sutnas
N. Westminster BC
Assa
Summerberry . . .
Summerfield . . .
Summerhill ....
j Summer Hill . . .
Summerlea
Summersidt . . .
Summerside . . .
Summerstown .
Snm erstown Sta
Summerville . . .
Summerville . . .
Summerville . . .
Summerville Cen
Sumner
Carleton . N B
Huron, S R . . . O
Queen s N B
Jacques Cartier. Q
Prince P E I
Still Water ....
Guysboro , N S
Hastings, N R . . C
Richmond .... N
Muskoka & P.S d.O
Wellington, C R.O
*StiTlifi(/ . ...
(<t i Hi M <
Stirling Falls . .
Antigonishe. . .N S
Glengarry O
Cfitfcvillp
Glengarry O
Stookdale
Stockton Station
Northumb , E R.O
Selkirk M
Peel O
King s P E I
Chateauguay ....(,
Hastings, ER..
Annapolis . . . . N
Richmond Q
Hants N S
Stoco
Queen s N S
Assa
Stoke Centre . . .
Stokes Bay
Stonefield
Sunbury
Frontenac
Ontario, N R
Muskoka & P. Sd.
Pictou N S
* Sunder land . . .
*Sundridge .
Bruce, N R C
Argenteuil C
Quebec
Su-ndridge
Sunnidale
Sunnidale Corn r
Sunnvbrae . .
Simcoe, N R....O
Simcoe, N R....O
Pictou . . . . N S
Stonehaven
Gloucester . . .N 1
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POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
319
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD OS WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKET,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD OX WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
Sunnymead
Assa
Vhitewood Station
535-52
>ort William 714
liverLouison 599 2
Belgrave 580-50
ia Yarmouth N S
Hillsborough 693
iaN.Westm terBC,
Sussex Vale 599-12
\nagance 599 12
99-12
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
V.Merigo ishe5997
ia Winnipeg Man
35-3
535-3-4
80-37
Burton 390
844-1
Lockport 376-3
580-87
Woodstock 535 35-
38, 580-80-83
Canaan Sta. 599"2
535-3
jyndhurst 516
illershouse 714
535-52-53
Novar 580 67
Dundalk 535-40
fapan e 509-2,580 -9
larrowsmith 611,
509-1
Richmond Sta. 580-
8-12
599-14,337,338,364,
370, 372
via Svdnev N S
wa N. Sydney N S
via Sydney N S
Petr a 580 84, 625 7
Thedford 580-51
Echo Bay, 535"25
693 (R. R. name
Coverdale)
Douglas Harb r 390
S T eguac 553
535-51
329-8
St William s 580 86
via St. Thomas Ont.
via London
509-1
MahoneBay646,373
Bothwell 535-42,
580-83
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
580-65 (R. R. name
St. Anns)
Stonv Creek 580 83
W ds tock 535-86-90
535-70
580-55
oia Charlottetown
Grand Vallev 535-41
lona 599-14, 364,372
N. Sydney 599 H
599-15
Tatamag che 599 15
Ormstown, 580 7
Almonte 535 12
Oshawa 580 9
580-79-80
Gananoque 702
RocklandSta. 599-1
Cross Creek 532
Cross Creek 532
Moose Creek 531
580-83
535-41
Teeterville
Norfolk, N R....O
Algoma O
Windh mCen. 625-5
ia Manitowan g O
Sttrick 580-50
West Merigonishe,
599-7
Millville 535-83
King 580-67
391 via Woodstock
535-86-90
St.Tho s W. 580-81-
82, 535-35, 625-5-8-
Gladstone 62-2
Bruce Mines 535 25
428-3,430-1, 422-2:
Newport Sta. 714
St. Martin s 543 2
Bedford 665 "3
Norton Sta. 543 1
599-12
Perth 535-34
ria Halifax
Brigden 625-8
580-65
Lise 580-64
m aN.Wesfins rBC
J35-21
L tleMetisSta.599-2
Maple 580-67
Bath stVillage599-2
Bath stVillage599-2
Yorkton 622
700(R.R.nameFort
Ingalls)
Alma 580-54
via Quebec Que.
3oiestown 532
Ing s l 535-35,580-83
580-83 535-42
Ormsbv 544
Millville 535-83
Rothesay 599 12
South Indian 531
580-51
Tatamag che599-15
Madoc 580-33
via London Ont.
Cheltenham 535 39 1
580-35
Norton Sta. 599 12
543-1
580-49 (R. R. name
Fairfield)
Barrington 376 3
Thurso, Que 535-18
Chester 373
Port Hawkesburv
599-14, 371, 380
Kingsville 617
W T oodbourne 6:22
Yorkton, 622
Pr ce Albert 535 62
St.Pet s364,370,372
390Cumb ndB 543-1
Coe Hill Mines 544
ria Maintowani g ( >
535-25,422-2,428-3
675
Pockmouche 540
353 (Oak Point Ld.
or Chatham 532
Langenburg 6-22
Weston 535-40, 580
51
Tweed 535-34, 509-1
BelleisleCre k 543-1
535-25 (R. R. name
Dean Lake)
580-64
599-1
Revelstoke 535 70
N.Glasgow 599 7-ia
StocktonSta sa.VfiQ.
Sunn3 side ....
King s N S
Tehkummah ....
Telfer
Middlesex, E R..O
Pictou . . N S
Sunnyside
Restigouche . .N B
Huron, E R O
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Albert N B
N. Westminster BC
King s . ,NB
Telford
Sunshine
Temperance Vale
Temperanceville .
Temple
York . N B
Surette Island . .
Surrey
York, N R O
Surrey Centre . .
Sussex Corner . .
Sussex Portage . .
Sussex Vale ....
Sutherland s Cor.
Sutherland sRiv r
Suthwyn ....
York N B
Tempo
Middlesex, S R . . O
Marquette . M
King s N B
King s X B
Tenby
Middlesex, WR..O
Pictou N S
Tenby Bay
Algoma O
Tenecape
Hants .... N S
Lisgar M
*Sutton
Brome Q
Ten Mile Creek . .
Ten Mile House .
Tennant s Cove . .
Tennyson
Terence Bay ....
Terminus
St. John ... N B
Sutton Junction.
*Sutton West ....
Swan Creek ....
Swan Lake
Brome Q
Queen s PEI
King s N B
York, N R O
Sunbury N B
..anark, S R O
Halifax NS
Bothwell O
Selkirk . M
Swansburg ....
Shelburne N S
York, W R O
Swansea
Sweaburg
Oxford, S R.. .. O
Kent N B
Terra Gotta
Peel ... O
Sweenyville . . .
Terra Nova
Simcoe, S R . . . . O
^ .Westminster BC
Ferrebonne . . . . Q
Rimouski Q
Terra Nova
*Sweetsburg ....
Sweet s Corners . .
Sweet s Corners . .
*Swift Current
Missisquoi Q
jeeds, S R O
*Terrebonne ....
Tessierville
Hants N S
Teston
York, W R
Assa
TeteaGa heR(ns)
TeteaGa heR(ss)
Tetlock
Jloucester . . . . N B
Gloucester. . . .N B
Assa
Swindon
Muskoka&P.Sd. O
Grey, E R O
Lennox O
Swinton Park ....
Switzerville
*Sydenham ....
Tetu
Kmiscouata . . . . Q
Wellington, N R.O
Quebec Q
Addington . . . . O
Teviotdale
Sydenham Place.
Sydney
)rummond . . . . Q
Cape Breton . . N S
3ape Breton . . N S
Cape Breton.. N S
3ape Breton . . N S
Lambton,W R . . O
Middlesex, NR..O
Algoma O
Tewkesbury ....
Texas River ....
Tliameifford ....
* Thamesville ....
Thanet
York . . N B
Oxford, N R O
Bothwell . O
Sydney Forks
Sydney Mines . .
Sydney River
Sykeston . .
Castings, N R . . O
York, N B
The Barony
The Bluffs
King s N B
The Brook
Russell O
Sylvan
,*Thedford
Lambton, E R..O
Colchester N S
Hastings, N R..O
Middlesex, E R..Q
Cardwell O
Sylvan Valley. . . .
Synton
The Falls
Albert N B
The Flats
Syphers Cove . .
Tabucintac
Queen s N B
The Gore
The Grange ....
The Grant
Northumberl dNB
Algoma O
King s N B
Tache Station . .
Tadousac
Saguenay Q
The Grove
Middlesex, E R..O
Shelburne . . . .N S
Russell O
Taillon
Chicoutitni .... (^
Norfolk, S R....O
Elsrin,WR O
Tain
The Hawk
Talbotville Koyal
Tambling s Cor s.
*Tamworth
Middlesex O
The Lake
Addington O
The Lodge
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Inverness N S
Essex, S R O
Tancook Island . .
Tancred
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Lambton, E R. .O
Halifax . N S
The Long Stretch
The Mattawas . .
The Narrows
Tangier
Tansley
Halton O
Theodore
The Pas
Sask
Tapleytown ....
Tapley s Mills
Tappen Siding
Wentworth, S R.O
Carleton N B
Yale B C
The Pines
Lennox O
iThePoints.W.Baj
The Range
Richmond . . . .N i:
Queen s . N B
The Ridge
Hastings, N R . . O
Algoma O
Algoma O
Tara
Bruce, N R....
Queen s PEI
Wellington, N R.O
Victoria N S
The Slash
Thessalon
Thetford Mines. .
The Waugh
Tarantum . . .
Tarbert
Tarbot
Gloucester. . . .N I
Northumberl d N I
... . Assa
Tarbotvale
Victoria .... N S
The Willows ....
Thingvalla
*Tatamagouche .
Tatamagouche Mt
Tatehurst
Colchester ....N S
Colchester . . . . N S
Chateauguay . . . . C,
Lanark, N R.. ..O
Ontario, S R O
Thistletown . . .
Thomasburg . . .
Thomond
York W R O
Tatlock
Hastings, E R . . O
King s N B
Taunton
*Tavistock
Oxford, N R.... O
Leeds O
Taylor
Thompson
Thompsonville .
Thompson s Sta n
Thomson s Land j,
Thorburn
Thoresbv . .
Taylor Village .
Tay Mills
Westmoreland N B
York . N B
Simcoe, S R O
Cumberland . . N S
Yale B C
Tay Settlement .
Taj side
York ... N B
Stormont . . (
Tecumseh
*Teeswatcr
Essex, NR
Pictou N S
Bruce, E R
Selkirk . . M
320
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Thornbrook
Kind s . N B
Butternut B ge 572
*Tottenham .
Simcoe, SB O
580-65
Thornbv
Pontiac . . . . Q
Shawville 663
Touchwood Hills
Assa
Qu App lleS. 535-52
Thorn dale
Middlesex, E E . . O
580-49
Tower Hill
Charlotte . . . N B
Meadows 535-89
Grey E B O
580-68
Town Plot
Kino- s N S
Port Williams 714
Pontiac Q
Shawville 603
Townsend Centre
Norfolk N B O
VYaterf d 515 6 9 5 5
Thorncliffe
Kent O
Kent Bridge 535 -42
Toys Hill .
Dundas O
Winchester 535-33
Thornetown
Queen s . .N B
Codys 543-1
Tracadie
Gloucester N B
Pockmouche 540
*Thomhill
York, E R O
Concord 580 67
Tracadie
Antigonishe N S
569-7
Thornhill
Selkirk M
535-57
Tracadie Cross . .
Queen s P E I
65-3
Thornton
Simcoe, S B. . . . O
580-65
Tracey s Mills ....
Carleton N B
Florence vill e535 68
Thornville
Annapolis . . . .N S
Annapolis 712, 714
,Tracey Station . .
Sunbury NB
535-88
Bothwell . O
Sombra 573
Tracyville
Sunbury N B
Trace y Sta 535 88
*Thorold
Welland .. .O
690 580-88
Trafalgar .
Halton O
Oakville 580-87, 317
Lennox , . . . O
Camden East 509 -2
Trafalgar . . .
Guvsboro N S
Lome 599 13
Three Brooks
Victoria . . N B
Torra nee vie 535 "91
Traff ord
Addington O
Enterprise 509 1
Three Brooks
Pictou N S
via Pictou N S
Trahan s Mills .
Wolfe Q
Weedon Sta. 675
Three Forks
Yale B C
Trail Creek
Yale . B C
445-2
Beauce Q
Agnes 535"2
Tralee
Wellin o-ton C B O
Newton 580"53
Three Bivers Q
535-19-21 329-6-7
Tramore
Renfrew SB O
Eo-anville 535 11
Sunbury N B
535-82
Traveller s Best
Prince P E I
665-1
Grenville SB O
via Prescott Ont
Traverston . .
Grey, SB
Markdale 535-40
Thunder Hill
Yale B C
Treadwell ....
Prescott O
Papineauville Que.
Thunder River
Saguenay . . Q
345
535-18, 328-1, 327
*Thurso
Ottawa Q
535-18, 327, 328
Trecastle
Wellington, C B
Moorefleld 580-54
Addington . . . . O
611(B.B.N.Parh m)
Treesbank
Selkirk M
535-59
Cumberland ..N S
Amherst 599 -1
Tregarva
Assa
Begina 535-52-62
Westmoreland N B
Baie Verte 63 <
Treh&rne
Marquette M
535-59
*Tignish
Prince . . P E I
665-1
Tremblav
Chicoutimi Q
Chicoutimi 329 8
Chicoutimi Q
Boberval 674
Tremont . .
King s N S
Kingston Sta. 714
*TUbury Centre
Kent O
Tilb n/535 4-2 625 5
Trenholm ....
Drummond Q
Biehmond Station
Tilley
Victoria N B
Andover 535 86
580-8-12
Tilley
Leeds, S B O
Lansdowne 580"9
Trent Bridge . . .
Northumb E B O
Havelock 535 34
Tilley Road
Gloucester N B
Pockmouche 540
* Trenton
Pictou .... N S
599-10-13
Norfolk N B O
625 5 580-78-8 9
*Trenton
Hastings W R O
544, 580-9, 308, 324
Tindastoll
Alta
Innisfail 535 63
Trevelyan
Leeds, SB O
Mallorvtown, 580 9
NewWestm sterBC
Trilby
Queen s P E I
Little York 665 3
Tintern
Lincoln . . . . O
Beams ville 580-83
Tring Junction . .
Beauce Q
675-2
Tiotra
Simcoe, S B O
580-64
Tring Station ....
Beauce Q
675
Tiree
Assa
Grenfell 535-52
Trinity
Brant, N R O
Lynden 580-83
Titus Station
Pictou N S
580-8
*Trois Pistoles..
T6miscouata . . . . Q
599-2
Titus ville
King s .N B
Smith town 543*2
Trois Saumons . .
L Islet Q
599-3
Bruce W B O
Digby712 302 393-2
Trottier
Arthabaska .... Q
Stanfold 580-12
Tiverton
Digby N S
Kinc rd e580-48,432
| Trout Brook
Northumberl dNB
New astle 599-2, 353
Tobennory . . .
Bruce, N B O
426 Wiarton 580-55
Trout Brook
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Warwick E. 580-12
Tobique River
Victoria N B
Andover 585 -86
Trout Brook
Cape Breton . . N S
via. Sydney, N S
Toddburn
Marquette . M
Solsairth 622
Trout Creek
Muskoka & P.Sd.
580-67
Todniorden
York E B O
via Toronto Ont
Trout Lake
Muskoka & P.Sd. O
P. Cockburn 420 3
* Toledo
Brockville O
Jasper 535*16
Trout Lake
Yale EC
Revelstoke 535
Tolsta
Compton . . . . Q
Sprin<" Hill 535 7
Trout Bivev ...
Huntingdon . . . . Q
Kilbain 580 7
Toney Mills
Pictou . . N S
BackMeado s599 15
Trout Biver ....
Inverness . . . .N S
Orangedale 599-14
Pictou N S
Biver John 599 15
Trowbridge
Perth, N R O
Listowel 580-48-53
King s N B
Norton Sta 543 1
Troy
Went worth, N R.O
Harrisburg 580 54-
Perth N B O
599-12
Milverton 580-53
Troy . .
Inverness . . . .N S
78-83
Port Hawkesbury
Torbay
Guvsborough N S
Guvsborough 364
599-14, 371, 380
Torbrook
Annapolis . .N S
Nictaux Falls 646
Truemanville
Cumberland ..N S
Amherst 599-1
Nictaux Falls 646
1 Truro
Colchester N S
599-1-13
Nictaux Falls 646
Tryon
Prince P E I
C pe Traverse 665 -2
York W B O
Kleinburg 535 40
Tuam
Simcoe. S B O
Tottenham 580 65
*T or onto
Toronto O
580-9-51 -C7-87,
Tuck s Landing. .
Brome Q
342, 535-4
*Bathurst St
Toronto West O
535 34-35-40 301
Tuftsville
Hastings, WE O
580-27 (R R name
*Bleecker Street
*Bloor Street
Toronto, Centre O
Toronto West O
302,303,317,320,
329-2
Tullainore
Peel . O
Holloway)
Malton 580-51
York E B
Tumbell
Marquette . M
Russell 622-2
York W Biding O
11
Tupper. .
Marquette M
Gladstone 622
Clinton Street
Toronto W
Tupperville
Annapolis . . . .N S
714
*Dundas Street
Toronto West O
ii
Tupperville
Bothwell O
573
Elm Street
K
Tur< > -oose
Vancouver B C
via Victoria, B C
York W B
,1
Turin
Elgin WE O
Highgate 625-5
(t
Turkey Hill
Brome . O
Hronie 535 4
* Peter Street
Toronto West O
ii
Turnerville
Bothwell O
573 (R B name
*Queen St. East
Toronto, East.. O
it
Turriff
Hastings O
Ennett)
Onnsbv 544
*Ruaholine Rd
Toronto West O
ii
Turtle Creek
Albert N B
693
*Spadina Ave.
Toronto, West . . O
Toronto O
ii
ti
Turtle Lake
Turtle Mountain.
Muskoka & P.Sd. O
Selkirk M
Rosseau 420 3
Whitewater 535 57
Si Joseph St
Toronto E
ii
Tuscarora
Brant, S B O
580-79 (R R name
York Street
Toronto . . O
ii
Middleport)
York W B O
535-34.35-40
Tusket
Yarmouth N S
via Yarmouth, N
Torrance
Simcoe, E B . . . . O
420-3 or Graven-
Tusket Wedge . .
Yarmouth . . . . N S
via Yarmouth, N
Tory Hill
Peterboro E B
hurst 580-67
Gooderham 600
Tweed
Tweedside
Hastings, E R . . O
Wentwcrth, S B O
509-1, 535-34
Winona 580-83
Totonka .
Marauette . . . .M
Onk Biver 585
Tweedside
York . ..N B
Harvev Sta. 535 88
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OFFICES.
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DISTRICTS.
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EST R. R. STATION.
SEEKEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP.261 263
.
Bell s Cor s. 535-12
Elkhorn 535-52
Parrsboro 549
Wawanesa 644 1
Riv. Hebert 606
665-1 (R R name
Port Hill)
GlanfordSta.580 79
via Cornwall, Ont
Dutton 625-5
Bowmariville 580 9
Renton 580 82
via Nanaimo
Brechin 580-32
Sunderland 580-36
Gravenhurst 580-67
Utterson 580 67
580-32
Utterson 580-67
Richmond East
580-8-12
Ormsby 544
Blackville 532
Port Elgin 580-54
Grand Falls 535 84
580-81 (R R name
White s)
Comox 450-2, 451
Comox 45(i-2
Uebec 535 85-90
Glengarry S. 599-13
St. Agathe, 644 3
Little York 665 :;
Mallorytown 580-9
580-36
543-2
543-2
Victoria R d, 580-29
South Riv. 580-67
Ca uga 580-82, 6-25-5
Shediac 599-11
Chatham 532, 353
Bedford 535 1
Brid water 646, 374
Big Tracadie 5<> .r7
Hartland 535 86
Newpo: t St n 714
Waasis Sta. 535 82
St. Anton v 518
Hopewell 599-13
Sheffield Mills 547
Melrose 638
540
Millville 535-83
Eel River Crossing
599-2
Lawrencetown 714
7V2
Barring-ton 376 3
Coal Creek 543"!
Moncton 518, 599
1-2-1--
Louisville 518
Kentville 714, 547
Lon derry S. 599 1
F t Lawrence 5 .t .i-l
390 Waasis S. 535 -82
Chipman 543-1, 390
West Bay Road,
599-14
Antigonishe 5997
Elgin 572
win Sydney, N S
Bridgetown 714
Oak Point 390
Gagetown 390
Millville 535-83
Iona599-14,364,372
Riversdale 599-13
Shubenacadie 5 . > > I
535-86
Upper Keswick . .
Up KeswickRidge
Upper Kingsbury
Upper Kintore . .
Upper Knoxford
Upper La Have . .
Up Litche s Creek
Up Loch Lomond
Up Magaguadavic
Upper Malaga*
Upper Margaree
Upper Maugerv le
Upper Melbourne
Up Middleboro .
Upper Mills
York N B
535-83 (R R name
Smith s Corners)
Zealand Sta. 535 -83
via Lunenburg, NS
Kilburn 535 86
Flor ceville 535 86
Brid water 646, 374
Leitche s C. 599 14
via St. John, N B
P. WilliamS. 535 -88
Wallace 599-15
Margaree H. 359 2
390 Waasis S. 535 "82
Rich ondE 580-8-12
Grenville Sta. 599-1
StSte en535-S9,695
Shubenacadie 599-1
Neguac 353
532
Barss Cor s. 646
Harvey 693
Newport Sta. 714
Elmsdale 599 1
Truro 599-1-13
Shelburne 376 3
Gagetown 390
Flore ceville 535 86
Canning 547
Pockmouche 540
Westm landP 599-1
Barrington 376 3
Pugwash 599-15
Millville 535-83
Shubenacadie 599 1
Port Hawkesbury
599-14
Sackville 599-1, 638
535-84 (R R name
St. Bazil)
638
Beaver Bank 714
Scotsburn Station,
599-15
Iona599-14,364,372
(ona 599-14, 364, 372
Lower Settlement
South Riv. 599-7
390 Waasis S. 535-82
Wo dsto k 535 -86-90
Port Hawkesbury
599-14, 371, 380
Lower Settlement
South Riv. 599-7
Brookfield 599-1
Nicomin 535 70
Shawville 663
Upham 543-2
Iona599-14,364,372
C. Traverse 665 2
R. de Chute 535 86
Barrington 376 3
535-86
580-32
Cardigan Bri. 665 -3
Shubenacadie 599-1
Sussex Vale 599-12
Lacombe 535-63
Ha ton 543-2, 599-12
Iron Dale 600
Tracadie 5997
Manchester 580-38
580-68
580-67
Wanstead 580 85
580*36
Sutton W. 580-37
St. Gabriel Sta. 674
St. Gabriel Sta. 674
653
Buckingham 35 5
18, 327, 328
Twin Elm
Two Creeks ....
Two Islands ....
Marquette M
Cumberland. .N S
Selkirk M
York N B
Lunenburg . . . N S
Victoria N B
Two Rivers
Cumberland . . N S
Lisgar M
Prince P E I
Carleton .. N B
Tyndall
Tyne Valley
Lunenburg . . . N S
Cape Breton ..N S
St. John N B
Haldimand . . . . O
York N B
Tyrconnell . . .
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Durham, W R..O
Norkolk, N R.. O
Vancouver B C
Ontario, N R....O
Ontario, N R
Ontario. N R O
Muskoka&P.Sd. O
Simcoe, E R. . ..C
Musk. & Parry SdO
Drummond ...Q
Cumberland . . N S
Inverness N S
Sunbury N B
Tyrone
Tvrrell
Richmond Q
Ueluclet
Udney
Cumberland. . .N S
Charlotte N B
Udora
Uffln itoti
Up M-usquodoboit
Upper Neguac . .
Upper Nelson . . .
Up New Cornwall
Up New Horton .
Upper New Port.
Up Nine Mile Riv
Up North River.
Upper Ohio ....
Upper Otnabog . .
Upper Peel
Halifax NS
Northumberl dN B
Northumberl dN B
Lunenburg . . .N S
Albert NB
Ufford
Uhthoff
Ullswater
Umfraville ....
Hastings, N R . .O
Northumberl dN B
Bruce W R .O
Hants N S
Hants N S
Colchester .. ..N S
Shelburne ....N S
Queen s N B
Underhill
Underwood ....
Flin E R O
Carleton N B
Union
Vancouver . . . . B C
Vancouver. . . . B C
Carleton N B
Upper Pereaux . .
Up. Pockmouche
Up Pointede Bute
Up Port Latour . .
Upper Pugwash. .
Up Queensbury . .
Upper Rawdon . .
Upper R r Dennis
Upper Rockport
Upper St. Bazil. .
Upper Sackville..
Upper Sackville..
Upper Scotsburn .
Up Set BaddeckR
Up. Set. Middle R
Up. Set. South R.
Upper Sheffield..
Up Southampton
UpS.W. Mabou...
Upper Springfield
*Upper Stni-iru-ki
Upper Sumas
UpThorne Centre
Upperton
Up Washabuck . .
Up Westmoreland
Upper Wicklow . .
Up Wood Har....
Upper Woodstock
Uptergrove
King s N S
Gloucester. . . .N B
Westmoreland N B
Shelburne N S
Union Bay
Union Corner . .
Union Centre . .
Union Point
Pictou N S
Cumberland. ..N S
York NB
Hants NS
Provencher M
Union Road
Union Valley ....
* Unionville ....
Uphftifi
Inverness N S
York E R . . . . O
Westmoreland N B
Victoria N B
King s N B
Upham Station . .
Uphill
Kiri<r X U
Victoria NR....O
Musk. & Parry SdO
Monk O
Westmoreland N B
Halifax N B
Uplands
Upper Abougog in
Upper Bay du Vin
Upper Bedford . .
Upper BigTracadi
Upper Branch . .
Upper Brighton .
Upper Burlington
Upper Burton .
Upper Buctouche
Upper Caledonia
Upper Canard . . .
Upper Cape ....
Upper Caraquet.
Upper Caverhill.
Upper Charlo . .
Upper Chelsea . .
Upper Clarence . .
Upper Clement .
Upper Clyde Riv
Upper Coal Creek
Upper Coverdale
Upper Dover
Upper DykeVil ge
Upper Economy
Up Ft. Lawrence .
Upper Gaaetown
Upper Gaspere ux
Upper Glencoe . .
Upper Glen Roac
Upper Goshen .
Upper GrandMira
Upper Granville .
Upper Greenwich
Up Hampstead. .
Upper Hayneville
Up Kempt Head .
Upper Kemptown
Upper Kennetc ok
Upper Kent
21
Westmoreland N I
Northumberl dN I
Pictou NS
Victoria N S
Victoria N S
Lunenburgh. . .N S
Carleton . .N B
Antigonishe. . .N S
Sunbury N B
Hants N S
York N B
Kent N B
Inverness N S
Guysborough.. N S
Kind s N S
Antigonishe . . N S
Colchester N S
N Westminster!? C
Pontiac . Q
Westmoreland N I
Gloucester. . , .N I
York .. . .N B
Restigouche . . N B
Lunenburg . . N S
Annapolis . . . .N S
Annapolis . . . .N S
Shelbnrne . . . .N S
King s N B
Victoria .N S
Queen s . . . P E I
Carleton N B
Shelburne . . . .N S
Carleton NB
Albert N B
Ontario N R O
Westmoreland N I
Upton
King s P E I
Hants NS
Urnev
King s N B
Colchester . . . .N S
Cumberland.. .N S
Alta
King s N B
Ursa
PeterboroE R...O
Antigonishe . . N S
Ontario S R O
Simcoe S R O
Musk & Parry Sd O
Lambton E R....O
Ontario W R O
York, N R O
Usher
Utica
Antigonishe. . .N S
Albert N B
Utopia
Utterson
Uttoxeter
Cape Breton . . N S
* Utbridge
Vachell
Valcartier
Quebec Q
Valcartier Village
Valcartier Sta . .
Valcourt
Quebec Q
Vnrlr N R
Quebec Q
Shefford Q
Colchester N S
Hants N S
Val des Bois
Valdez Island
Ottawa Q
N Westminster.BC
Carleton N B
322
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[1897
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
8.AILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR, NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEEKEY,l P.261-263 :
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR-
KST R. R. STATION,
SEEKET,PP.261-263
Valencay
"Htawa . . Q
Ihurso 535-18, 327
)ak\vood 580-35
iommerset 580-12
42 or Masonville
Station 535 "3
TOb rj/535 42, 625 5
Sunderland 580 36
Hoosomin 535 52
80-15, 531, 324,
329-2-3
Cardigan Bri. 665 3
Cardigan Bridge
665-3
Riv. Dennis 599 14
509-13
iloosomin 535-52
?hree Rivers 535"
19, 329-6-7
Ste. Adele 535 -23
580-9, 535-33
Marsden 535 7
Orangeville 535-40
Cgansville 535 H
North Mt. 535-33
535-70, 450-2-7, 452,
455, 454-1
Stobart 535 62
Woodstock 535 35-
38, 580-80-83
riesherton 535-40
Aurora 580 67
515
580-83 (R R name
Vosburg)
531-1
Gravenhurst 580-
67, 420-3
Ettrick 580-50
Phelpston 580-69
Ashcroft 535-70
Jarvis 580-70-82
583, 329-5
Clinton 5SO 50-52
580-46
531 (R R name
Bear Brook)
Elmvale 580-66-69
580-9, 535-32-33
580-9, 535-32-33
Windsor 714
Sundridge 580-67
Edmonton 535 63
Maple 580-67
Stanbridge Station
535-1, 545
Lavant Sta. 611
656 (R R name Van
Osta)
Spencerville 535-20
Dundalk 535-40
583, 329-5
Ripley 580-48
New Canaan 617
535-51
Lower Settlement
South Riv. 599-7
535-13
Calumet 535 18
Okanagon 535 -74
Osgoode Sta. 535-20
Centerville 547
via Charlottetown
via Charlottetown
Grafton 580 9
611
535-3, 545-1
Brownsville 625 5
Paisley 580-54
Reabiirn 535 52
Wolfville 714
Hemmingf rd 580-5
Durham 580 46
* Victoria
Victoria B C
574,450-1-4-5-7,451,
452, 453, 454 1-2
rlartland 535 "86
rhonr son s JI. 599-1
C. Traverse 665 -1
Annapolis 712, 714
Cardigan Bri.665 3
Marsh Hill 580-36
Aylesworth 714
580-32
ua Sydney, N S
580-29
Unionville 580 36
Middleton 646, 714
580-12-14(RRname
Arthabaska)
Northam 665 1
via Victoria, B C
Cody s 543-1
Tilsonburg 580 78-
82, 625-5
Rogers ville 599 2
646 (R R name
Riversdale)
St. Arsene 599 2
Phelpston 580 69
Barrington 376 3
St. Roch 599-3
via Charlottetown
632-1 (R R name
Richelieu)
625-5 [580-12
Levis 675, 599 3-4,
Mile End 535-18-33
Coaticook 580 8
580-27 (R R name
Blezard s)
Champlain 535-21
Welsford 535 8S
580-65
.Jordan Sta. 580-83
Winona 580 83
663
Oak River 585
Earnestown S.580 9
Shelburne 535 40
535-52
Niagara 625 6, 303
Sutton West 580-37
580-86
580*37
Brid water 646 ,374
Sunderland 580-36
Mandamin 580 85
535-82
Arnprior 535 12
Dresden 573
Red Deer 535 63
Kenil worth 535-41
535-13
656
Woodst k 535-86-90
Killarney 535 57
535-41
Barss Corners 646
535"25
580-9
6258
580-14 [hurst 580-67
420-3 or Graven-
Sussex Vale 599-12
580-54
(>17, 580-83
Gowanstown580 5a
599-15
Yorkton 622
Wallace 599 li
573
Wallace 599 IS
Wallace 599-16
698-16
Dutton 625-5
Valentia
Victoria, S R ....()
M6gantic Q
Victoria
Carleton N B
Valenciennes ....
Vale Perkins ....
Valetta
Brome Q
Victoria . . .
Cumberland. .N S
Queen s P E I
Annapolis . . . .N S
King s P E I
Ontario, N R O
vine s N S
vent O
* Victoria
Victoria Beach . .
Victoria Cross . .
Victoria Corners.
Victoria Habour.
^Victoria Harbor
Victoria Mines . .
Victoria Road . .
Victoria Square . .
Victoria Vale ....
* Victwiaville ....
Victoria West
Victoria West ....
Victory . ...
Vallentyne
Ontario, N R. . . .O
Assa
Valley
* Valley field ....
Valleyfield
Seauharnois. . . . Q
King s P E I
Simcoe, E R. . . .()
3ape Breton . . N S
Victoria, N R . . O
York E R O
Valleyfield East..
Valley Mills ....
Valley Station . .
Valley View
King s P E I
nverness . . . .N S
Colchester . . . . N S
Assa
Annapolis . . . ,N S
Arthabaska . . . . Q
Prince P E I
Victoria City . . B C
Queen s N B
Valniont
Champlain Q
errebonne . . . . Q
acques-Cartier Q
Compton Q
* Vienna
Elgin, E R . . O
Valracine
Vienneau
STorthumberl d N B
l,unenburg. . . .N S
Telmscouata Q
Simcoe, N R.. ..O
Shelburne . . . .N S
L Islet Q
Vellington, R.O
Renfrew, S R....O
Dundas . . . O
Vienots
Viger
* Vancouver ....
Vandale
N.Westminster BC
Sask
Vigo
Villagedale
Vandecar
Jxford, S R O
Grey S R . O
V lge desAulnaies
Village Green. . . .
Village Richelieu
Village St. Jean . .
Villauova
Jueen s . . . . P E I
Rouville Q
Vandorf
Ontario, W R..O
Norfolk, NR....O
Kent ... O
Kent . . . N B
Vanessa
Norfolk, N R....O
Levis Q
*Vankleek Hill..
Vankoughnet ....
Van neck
Prescott O
Villemay
Villeneuve
Hochela< r a Q
Ontario, N R O
Middlesex, ER..O
Simcoe, N R. . . .0
Cariboo ... . B C
Villette
Compton Q
Villiers
Peterboro , E R O
Champlain Q
Vincennes
Vanvlack
Van Winkle ....
Vincent ....
Queen s N E
Norfolk, S R ....
Veroheres Q
Vine
Simcoe, S R. . . .
Lincoln
Vineland
Varna
Huron, S R . . . . O
Vinemount
Vinton
Wentworth . . . . O
Grey S R . O
Pontiac Q
Vars
Russell O
Viola Dale
Marquette M
Simcoe, E R O
Vaudreuil Q
Violet
Lennox O
Violet Hill . . .
Cardwell O
* Virden ....
Selkirk . . . M
Vaudreuil Station
Vaudreuil Q
Virgil
Lincoln&Niagara < )
York, N R O
Hants N O
Virginia
Muskoka&P.Sd.O
Alta
* Vittoria
Norfolk, S R.. ..O
Ontario, W R..O
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Ontario, N R O
Lambton, W R..O
Sunbury N B
Vivian
Vellore
York. WR O
Vogler s Cove ....
Vroomanton ....
Vvner
Vendome ....
Beauharnois C,
Missisquoi Q
Addington ..O
Waasis Station . .
\Vaba
Renfrew, S R..O
Both well O
Ottawa . . Q
Wabash
Grenville, S R..O
Grey, E R C
Vercheres . Q
Waghorn
Alta
Wagram ....
Wellington, N R O
Nipissing O
Ventry
Wahnapitae . . .
Wakefield
Ottawa . . Q
Verdun
Bruce, W R....O
Essex S R . . . O
Wakefield Centre
Wakopa
Carleton N B
Selkirk M
Vermilion Bay .
Waldemar
Wellington, N R.O
Lunenburg. . . .N S
Al tr oma . . O
Antigonishe . .N b
Nipissing O
Walden
Wai ford Station
* Walfx
Stormont . . . O
Ottawa Q
Walker s
Middlesex, W R..(
Arthabaska ....(,
Simcoe, E R O
King s N B
Yale B C
VV 7 alker s Cutting
Walker s Point.
Walker s Settle n
*Walkertnn
Russell O
Vernon Mines. . .
Vernon River. . .
Vernon R. Bridge
Kind s N S
Queen s P E
Queen s P E
Northumb , W R.O
Addington .
Bruce, E R O
Essex, N R O
Wellington, N R.O
Cumberland . . N b
Assa
* Walkerville . . .
Wallace .
Wal ac.e
Iberville (,
Norfolk, NR....Q
Bruce, ER
Wallace
Verschoyle . .
Wallace Bridge.
* Wnllacclnn- i . .
\V r allace Grant .
Wallace Ridge .
Wallace Station
I Wallacetown . .
Cumberland . . N S
Bothwell
Vesta
Vestfold
Cumberland. .N S
Cumberland.. N S
Cumberland. .N S
Elgin, W R . . . . O
Vesuvius
Vicars . .
King s N fe
Huntingdon . . . . (
Grev. S R.. ..
Vickers . .
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LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEE KEY,PP. 261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
AILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION.
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Wallbridge
Wallenstein ....
Waller
astings, W R . . O
ellington, C R.O
ussell . O
) Belleville Ont
t. Jacob s 580-47
lanotick S. 535 20
strathallan 580 -80
Vatford 580 85
r ittoria 580 86
Port Rowan 580-86;
Dhats worth 535" 40
Port Coulonge 663
Brussels 580-48
Newport Sta. 714
Holderville 390
580-85
oissevain 535 57
535-52
liansdowne 580 9
535-4
r arrsboro" 549
Sussex Vale 599 12
599-1 (R R name
McKay s)
Newnury 535 42,
580-83
Proton Sta. 535-40
Monc landS. 535-33
Marmora 544
Hastings 580 27,314
Birtle622
Orillia 580-32-67
Canfield 580-79-82,
625-5
535-13
Roland 644 "1
via Peterboro Ont
Sebringville 580-52
580-12
Watford 580-85
Regina 535 52-62
Orangedale, 599-14
580-67
319 or Ballantyne
Sta. 580-9
Bright 580-79
Deloraine 535"57
Boissevain 535 "57
390 Youngs C. 543-1
580-87
625-5, 515
Digby712,392, 393-2
Sussex Vale 599 4 12
Tignish 665 1
Brid water 646, 374
535-4, 545-1
580-47
Harvey 693
Mallorytown 580 9
W. Riv. Sta. 599-13
580-8
U.Woodsto k53586
714
580-85
Drummondville E
[535-4, 565
Mississippi Sta. 611
Debec 535 85-90
South Riv. 580-67
West River Sheet
Harbour 371
Birtle 622
ParryS nd 422,531 -2
580-32
Melbourne, 625 8
Brigden 625 -8
Tata gouche 599-15
ma Picton. Ont
Elmvale 580-66-69
Win sorJ. 599-1, 714
Stonewall 535-60
644-1
535-87
Moosomin 535 52
Newcastle 599 -2.353
Wayside
Lanark, S R O
tanstead Q
Perth ,535 -34
Doaticook 580 8
Jrid water 646, 374
Weymouth Bri. 712
35-25
J ort Haney 535-70
Pisquid 665 2
75
Veedon Sta. 675
b75
Q-25 8 [78-83
larrisburg 580 54-
Bristol 663
Breslau 580 51
Chatsworth 535-40
Port Elgin 638
via Port Hope, Ont
ia Vancouver
Prince Alb t 535 62
625-2-5, 580-88
MoultonSta.580-82
625-2-5
Belton 580-49
Baden 580-51
665-1
McGregor S 535 52
Way s Mills
Weatherlev
junenburg . . N S
Digby N S
Walmer
Walnut
xford, N R....O
ambton, E R..O
orfolk, S R....O
orfolk, S R....O
rey, N R O
ontiac . . . Q
Weaver Settlem t
Webbwuod
Algoma O
Walsh
Webster s Corn rs
Webster s Corn rs
Weedon
J.WestminsterBC
Queen s . . . .P E I
Volfe Q
Walsingham Cen.
Walter s Falls ..
Waltham
Weedon Centre . .
Weedon Station . .
Weidmann
Wolfe Q
Volfe Q
Walton
Walton
Huron, S R . . . . O
Hants N S
Lambton, E R. .O
Brant N R O
Walton s Lake . .
ving s N B
7 ale B C
Weir
Weirstead
Pontiac Q
Wanstead ....
.ambton, W R..O
elkirk M
Weissenburg ....
Welbeck
Waterloo, N R . . O
Grey O
Wapella
. . . . Assa
Welch
Westmoreland N B
Durham, E R . . O
"JewWestm sterBC
Sask
Warburton
Warden
^eeds, S R C
hefford Q
Welcome
Welcome Pass. ..
Weldon
Ward s Brook. . . .
Ward s Creek Rd.
Ward s Crossing . .
*Wardsville ....
Wareham
Cumberland . . N S
* Welland
Welland O
Colchester. . . .N S
iiddlesex, W R..O
Grey, E R . . . O
* Wetland Port..
Welland Station.
Wellburn
Monck O
Welland . . O
Middlesex, E R..O
Waterloo, N R. .O
Prince P E I
*Wellealei/
Wellington
Warina
tormont . . O
Wellington
* Wellington
Wellington . . .
Marquette M
Wariston
Peterboro , E R..O
\orthumb , E R.O
larquette M
Prince Edward . . O
Albert N B
544
693(RRn eWaIdon)
574
Helbron 712
665-1 (don)
544 (R R name Raw-
via St. John, N B
Carberry 535-52
535-88
River John 599 15
Berwick 714
Moosomin 535 "52
535 34 (R R name
Bathurst)
327, 328 or Plais-
ance 535 18
Wentworth S. 599 1
Wentworth, 599
Windsor 714
599-1
580-9 (R R name
Newtonville)
Parrsboro 549
Arichat 364, 371
372, 599-14
599-14
Liverpool 376 3
Knowlton 535 4
622
Weldford 599 2
Scotsburn 599 15
Melita 535 58
535-3
eta Kingston, Ont
549
Westbrook 549
Broughton Sta. 675
East Angus 675
675 (R R n e Basin)
Barss" Corners 646
O Leary Sta. 665 "1
Grenville 599 1
Grenville 599-1
Sackville 5991, 638
via Halifax, N S
665-1
; Scotstown 535-7
> Brid water 646, 374
> Truro 599-1-13
> Lawrenceville, 653
Little York 665 3
> Liverpool 376 3
Coleman 665 1
> Alliston 580-64
! 535-88
*Warkworth ....
Warleigh
Warminster ....
Warner
*Wellin(jton ....
Wellington
Vancouver. . . .B C
Yarmouth . . . . N S
Prince P E I
Simcoe, E R . . . . O
Ventworth, S R.O
Wellington Sta.
Wellman sCorn rs
Wells
Hastings, N R. .C
King s Is B
Warrington ....
Warsaw
Selkirk M
Wellwood
Marquette M
Peterboro , E R.O
Perth N R . ..O
Welsford
Queen s . . N B
Wartburg
Warwick
Welsford
Pictou . . N S
Arthabaska ....(,
Lambton, E R. .C
. . . Assa
W elsford Road.
Welwvn
King s ... . N S
Assa
Wasoana
Wemy ss
Lanark, S R. . . .O
Prescott O
Washabuck B dg
Washago
Washburn
Victoria .N S
W T endover
Simcoe, E R. . . . C
Frontenac . . . O
Wentworth
Cumberland. .N !
Cumberland . . N S
Hants N S
Washington . . .
Waskada
Brant, N R . . . . O
Selkirk . M
Wentworth Cent
Wentworth Creel
Wentworth Sta.
Wertheim Mines.
Wesley ville
Wassewa
Selkirk . M
Cumberland. .N !
Megantic Q
Waterborough .
* Waterdown . . .
* Waterford .
Queen s N B
Wentvvorth, N R.O
Norfolk, N R....O
Digby N S
Durham, E R . . O
Cumberland . . N
Richmond . . . . N
Inverness . . . .N
Inverness . . . . N
Queen s N S
.West Advocate.
West Arichat . . .
West Bay
Waterford
Waterford
Waterford
King s N B
Prince P E I
Waterloo
Junenburg. . . .N S
Shefford ...Q
West Bay Road.
West Berlin . . .
| West Bolton . . .
Westbourne . . .
W.Br.S.Nichol sR
West Br.Riv. John
West Brenda
West Brome
West Brook ....
West Brook
Westbrook Mills.
West Broughton.
Westbury
Westbury Basin.
West Caledonia . .
West Cape
* Waterloo
* Waterloo . ..
Waterloo, N R . . O
Albert N B
Brome Q
Waterside
Waterton
Watervale
Leeds S R O
Kent N B
Pictou N S
Pictou .N S
Waterville
Waterville
Compton . . Q
Selkirk M
Carleton . . N B
Brome Q
* Waterville
* Watford,
King s .N S
Frontenac .
Lambton, E R..O
Drummond . . . . Q
Yale-KootenayBC
Lanark, N R....O
Carleton . N B
Cumberland . . N S
Cumberland.. N S
Megantic Q
Watkins Mills . . .
Watson
Watson s Corner*
Watson Settlem
Wattenwyl
WattSection.S.H
Wattsview
Compton Q
Compton Q
Muskoka & P.Sd.
Halifax N &
Queen s .... N
Prince P E 1
Cumberland. .N
Cumberland. .N
Westmoreland N E
Halifax N
Marquette . . . . M
! Westchester
Westchester Lake
Westcock
West Chezzetcooh
West Devon . . .
West Ditton . . .
West Dublin . . .
West Earltown .
I West Ely
Waubamick ....
*Waubaushene .
Waubnakee ....
Waubuno ....
Waugh s River
Waupoos
Wavet leif . . .
Muskoka
Simcoe, E R. . . .0
Middlesex, S R..O
Lambton, W R..O
Colchester N
Prince Edward . . C
Simcoe, E R....C
Halifax . .N
Prince P E ]
Compton (,
Lurienburg. . . .N
Colchester N 6
Shefford (,
Waverley
WesternCoveheac
Western Head .
Western Road .
West Essa
Queen s P E
Queen s N &
Wavy Bank ....
Wawanesa ....
Waweig . ...
Lisgar M
Selkirk M
Prince P E
Charlotte ....N E
Assa
Simcoe, S R C
King s N I
Wawota
Westfleld Centre
Westfield..
Waverton .
Northumberl d N E
Huron. W R....C
324
ADVERTISEMENTS.
[1897
THE BANK OF TORONTO
CANADA
CAPITAL, $2,000,000
REST, $1,800,000
Directors :
GEORGE GOODERHAM, President. WILLIAM HENRY BEATTY, Vice-President.
HENRY CAWTHRA, WILLIAM GEORGE GOODERHAM, ROBERT REFORD,
GEORGE J. COOK, CHARLES STUART.
HEAD OFFICE,
DUNCAN COULSON, General Manager.
SSrancbes :
Toronto W. R. WADSWORTH,
Manager.
719 King St. W., G. J. Cuthbertson,
Montreal T. F. How,
114 St. Etienne St. J. G. BIRD,
Barrie M. ATKINSON,
Brockv ille . . T. A. BIRD,
Cobourg J. S. SKEAFF,
- TORONTO
JOSEPH HENDERSON, Inspector.
Hanagcr.
Collingwood. . . .W. A. COPKLAND,
Gananoqne C. V. KETCIUM, "
London JOHN PRINGLK,
Peterboro P. CAMPBELL, "
Petrolia W. F. COOPER, "
Port Hope E. B. ANDROS,
St. Catharines.. G. W. HODGF.TTS, "
anD Correspondents :
GREAT BRITAIN The City Bank, Limited, London. INDIA, CHINA and JAPAN The Chartered Bank of India,
Australia and China. NEW YORK The National Bank of Commerce. CHICAGO First National Bank. ONTARIO
Bank of Hamilton and Branches. QUEBEC La Banque Nationale. NOVA SCOTIA Union Bank of Halifax,
People s Bank of Halifax. MANITOBA, BRITISH COLUMBIA and NEW BRUNSWICK Bank of British North America.
Collections made on the best terms and remitted for on day of payment
MERCHANTS BANK OF CANADA
CAPITAL PAID-UP, $6,000,000
REST, $3,000,000
HEAD OFFICE
MONTREAL
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
ANDREW ALLAN, Esq., President. HECTOR MACKENZIE, Esq., Vice-President.
H. MONTAGU ALLAN, ESQ. JAMES P. DAWES, ESQ. T. H. DUNN, ESQ.
JONATHAN HODGSON, ESQ. SIR JOSEPH HICKSON. ROBERT McKAY, ESQ.
JOHN CASSILS, ESQ.
GEORGE HAGUE, General Manager. E. F. HEBDEN, Superintendent of Branches
BRANCHES IN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC :
Belleville
Berlin
Brampton
Chatham
Gait
Gananoque
Hamilton
Hespeler
Ingersoll
Kincardine
Kingston
London
Montreal
Montreal, West End
Branch, 2456 Notre Dame
Mitchell
Napanee
Ottawa
Owen Sound
Perth
Prescott
Preston
Quebec
Renfrew
Sherbrooke
Stratford
St. Jerome
St. John s, Que.
St. Thomas
Toronto
Walkerton
Windsor
BRANCHES IN MANITOBA : WINNIPEG, BRANDON
Bankers in Great Britain. London, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and other points The Clydesdale Bank, Ltd.
Liverpool The Bank of Liverpool, Ltd.
Agency in New York. 52 William Street, Messrs. John Gault and John B. Harris, Jr., Agents.
Bankers in United States. New York, American Exchange National Bank ; Boston, Merchants National
Bank; Chicago, American Exchange National Bank; St. Paul, Minn., First National Bank; Detroit, First
National Bank ; Buffalo, Bank of Buffalo ; San Francisco, Bank of British Columbia.
Newfoundland. --Merchants Bank of Halifax.
Noua Scotia and New Brunswick. Ba.i\k of Nova Scotia and Merchants Bank of Halifax.
British Columbia. Bank of British Columbia.
A General Banking- Business transacted. Letters of Credit issued, available in China,
Japan, and other foreign countries.
1897]
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
325
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY.PP. 261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
RAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY, PP. 261-263
Westfleld
Queen s N S
Barss Corners 646
*Whitby .
Ontario, S R O
580-9-38
Wentworth N R O
Dundas 580 83
White
Lanark N R O
Perth 535-34
Westford
Bruce, E R O
Lucknow 580*48
Whitebread Sta . .
Bothwell O
573
West Glassville
Carleton ...NB
Bristol 535-86
Whiteburn Mines
Queen s N S
Barss Corners 646
West Gore
Hants N S
Sh uben acadie 599 1
White Church . .
Bruce, W R O
580-48
Sinicoe E R O
Gravenhtirst 580 67
Whitefish
Algoma O
535-25
Muskoka & P Sd. O
Rosseau 420 3
Whiteflsh Lake..
Alberta . .
Edmonton 535*63
West Hall
Selkirk M
Deloraine 535*57
Whitehall
Muskoka &P.Sd. O
Emsdale 580-67
Westham Island
X Westminster BC
LadnersL d g.450 4
Whitehead
Guysborough N S
Can so 364 371
West Hansford
Cumberland N S
Thom onsMls. 599-1
Whitehead
King s NB
Holderville 390
West Hill
York, E R
Port Union 580 "9
White Head ....
Charlotte ....N B
Grand Manan 403
Westholme
Vancouver . . . . B C
Chemainus 574
White Hill
Pictou N S
Gleng rySta 599-13
Hastings N R O
580-33
Whitehurst. . . .
Brockville O
535 16(RR n eBell)
West Huntley . .
Lanark, N R O
Annapolis . N S
Almonte 535-12
Lawrencetown 714
White Lake ....
White Lake
Renfrew, S R.. O
Yale B C
Arnprior 535-12
Okanagon 535 74
West Jeddore
Halifax ...N S
via Halifax, N S
Whitemouth ....
Lisgar M
535-51
W stLaHaveFerry
Lunenburg . , .N S
Brid water 646, 374
White Oak
Middlesex S R O
r/fl London Ont
West Lake
Prince Edward .O
Bloomfield 544
White Point
Victoria N S
359-3
West Lakevale
Antigonishe . .N S
Antigonishe 599 7
White River ....
Algoma O
535-13
West Lawrencet n
Halifax N S
oia Halifax, N S
White Rock Mills
King s N S
Port Williams 714
Cumberland N S
Amherst 599"!
White Rose . . .
Ontario W R O
Aurora 580*67
West Liscombe
Guvsborough . . N S
Antigonishe 599"7
White Sands
King s P E I
Cardigan B ge665 3
* West Lome
Elgin W R . . O
625-5 (R R name
White Sand . . .
Assa
Yorkton 622
Bismarck)
White s Cove. . . .
Queen s N B
390 or Codv s 543 1
West McGillivray
Middlesex N R O
Clandeboye 5SO 50
Whiteside
Simcoe E R O
Redwood 4* :> 3
West Macleod
Alberta
Macleod, 535 61
White s Mills
King s N B
Holderville 390
West Ma*dala
Elgin, W R . . . .O
Southwold S. 625 8
White s Mountain
King s . .N B
Sussex Vale 599*12
Westtneath
Renfrew, N R . . O
Graham s 535-12
White s Point
Queen s. ... N B
Narrows 390
Pictou N S
599-7
Whitestone
Muskoka & P Sd O
Ahmic Harb r 420*4
West Montrose
Waterloo, N R O
Berlin 580 47-51
Whitevale ....
Ontario W R O
Locust Hill 535*34
Westmore d Point
Westmoreland N B
599-1 (R R name
Whitewater ....
Selkirk M
535-57
Aulac)
* Whitewood
Assa
535-52
Wextmount
Hochelaga Q
via Montreal
Whitfleld
Simcoe, S R O
Shelburne 535 40
Colchester N S
Tat agouche 599"15
Whitnev
Northumberl d N B
Newcastle 599*2 353
W. NewdyQuoddy
Halifax N S
West River Sheet
Whitney
Nipissing O
531*2
West Newton ....
Prince P E I
Harbour 371
Emerald 665-1-2
Whitney Pier . . .
Whittier s Ridge.
Cape Breton . . N S
Charlotte N B
Sydney 599 H
Rolling Dam 535 87
Weston
Kino- s N S
Berwick 714
Whittington
Wellington N R O
Orangeville 535"40
* Weston
York, W R . O
580-51, 535-40
W r hitwick
Compton Q
Milan 535*7
West Osgoode
Russell . . . O
Osgoode Sta. 535 20
Whonnock . .
N Westminster BC
535-70
Westover
Wentworth, N R.O
Dundas 580-83
W hycocotnafjh .
Inverness N S
364 O n"-ed le 599*14
West Plain . .
Lennox O
Nap ee 509 2, 580 9
Whycocomagh B.
Inverness N S
Orangedale 599*14
West Point
Prince P E I
Coleman 665 1
Whycocomagh P.
Inverness N S
Orangedale 599*14
*Westport
Leeds S R O
516 319
*Wictfton
Bruce N R O
580*55 426 42 9 2
* Westport
Digby N S
376-2 or Digby 712
430*1
West Potton
Brome . Q
MansonvilleS.535 3
Wick
Ontario N R O
Blackwtr 580 35*36
West Pubnico . .
West Quaco
Yarmouth . . . . N S
St. John N B
via Yarmouth, N S
St. Martin s 543 2
Wickham, West.
Wiokham
Drummond .... Q
Queen s N B
535-4-
390-Wehford535 88
West River
Albert N B
Albert 693
Wicklow
Carleton \ 15
Florenceville535"86
West River
Pictou N S
W. Riv. Sta. 599-13
Wicklow
Northumb W R O
Grafton 580 9
West River, S. H.
Halifax N S
371 or via Halifax
Wicksteed
Peterboro E R O
Haliburton 580"30
West River Sta
Pictou N S
599-13
Widder
Lambton E R O
Thedford 580*51
WScotchSettle nt
ting s N B
Norton Station 543-
Wiggins
Queen s N B
Cumberl d B 543*1
1, 599-12
Wikwemikong . .
Algoma O
-/(YManitowaningO
West Shefford
Shefford . Q
535-7, 545-1
Wilberforce .
Peterboro E R O
Haliburton 580"30
West Shefford Sta.
Shefford Q
545-1
Wilcox ... .
Wentworth S R
Winona 580"83
W. Side Lochaber
Antigonishe . . N S
Antigonishe 599 7
Wildfield
Cardwell O
Nashville 535"40
W. Side Middle R.
Victoria N S
Iona599-14,364,372
Wilfrid
Ontario N R O
Cannington 580 36
West St. Peter s.
King s P E I
665-4
Wi/kntport
Bothwell O
*Westville
Pictou . . N S
599-9
Wilkinson
Addington O
Enterprise 509*1
Westwood
Peterboro E R O
Birdsall s 580-27
W. Tatamagouche
Colchester N S
Tata gouche 599*15
Willetsholme ....
Frontenac O
Ballantv eSta 580*9
Westchester Sta. .
Cumberland ..N S
599-1
Williams
Kent O
Chatham 535-42
Wetasklwin .
Alta
535-63
573 580 "83
Wexford
York, E R O
Scarboro J 580 9-36|
Williamsburg
York N B
Wevburn
Assa
535-52
William s Point
Antigonishe N S
Weymvuth.
* Weyrnouth Bri ge
Di-bv N S
Di j-bv N S
712
712
Williamsdale ....
Williamsdale East
Cumberland. .N S
Cumberland N S
River Philip 599 1
Th mps nsM ls59-14
Whalen
Middlesex. N R. O
Granton 580-51
Williamsford
Grev N R O
Chatsworth 535 "90
Whaletown
N.Westminster,BC
via Vancouver
Williamsport
Muskoka O
lluntsville 580*67
Wharncliff e ....
Algoma O
Thessalon 535-25,
W ill lit Htxtown
Gleno arrv O
Lan ster580 9 3 9 9 3
422"2, 428-3, 430-1
Williamstown . .
Carleton . N B
Up Wodst k535 86
Wharton
Cumberland N S
Parrsboro 549
Wheatland
Marrjuette M
Oak River 535 52
Williscroft
Bruce N R O
Dobbin ton 580*55
Wheatland
Drummond . . . Q
Drummondville E.
Willoughby
Sask
535 6 (R R name
Wheatley
Kent O
535-4, 565 [625 3
Willow Bunch
Macdowall)
Wheatlev River. .
Wheatori Mills . .
Queen s P E I
Westmoreland N R
Hunter s Riv. 665"!
572
Willow Creek
Willowdale
Bruce, W R O
York, W R O
Pinkerton 580*54
Concord 580*67
Wheaton Settle nt
Westmoreland N 15
Wheaton Mills 572
Willowdale . . .
Queen s N B
Wheeler
Lambton E R O
Oil City 625-7-8
Willow Dale
Pictou N S
New Glasgow 599*7
Whelan Lake ....
Renfrew, S R. . O
Ashdad 611
Willow Grove. . . .
St. John . N B
via St John N B
Whim Road Cross
King s.. ,.P E I
Cardigan B ore 665*3
Willowy-rove .
Haldimand. . . .O
Oneida 580-70
326 ADVERTISEMENTS. [1897
CANADA PERMANENT
LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY
INCORPORATED A.D. 1855
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $5,000,000 PAID-UP CAPITAL, $2,600,000
RESERVED FUNDS, $1,571,514 TOTAL ASSETS, $12,037,462
HEAD OFFICE Company s Buildings, Toronto Street, TORONTO
BRANCH OFFICES WINNIPEG, MAN. VANCOUVER, B.C.
Directors :
President and Managing Director -J. HERBERT MASON. Vice-President-EDWARD HOOPER.
S. NORDHEIMER, JUDGE BOYD, HENRY CAWTHRA, WILLIAM G. GOODERHAM,
W. D. MATTHEWS, G. W. MONK.
Assistant Manager-ALFRED J. MASON. Superintendent-RUPUS S. HUDSON.
Secretary GEORGE H. SMITH.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. Sums of $4 and upwards received at current rates of interest, paid or com
pounded half-yearly.
DEBENTURES. Money received on deposit for a fixed term of years, for which Debentures are issued, with
half-yearly interest coupons attached. Executors and Trustees are authorized by law to invest in the
Debentures of this Company. The Capital and Assets of this Company being pledged for money thus
received, Depositors are at all times assured of perfect safety.
Capital supplied to holders of Real Estate at current rates and on favorable
Conditions as to repayment.
MORTGAGES AND MUNICIPAL DEBENTURES PURCHASED.
THE BRITISH CANADIAN
LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY
(LIMITED)
HEAD OFFICE, 25 ADELAIDE ST. EAST
(Land Security Chambers, Corner Victoria St.)
TORONTO
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, - $2,000,000
PRESIDENT A. H. CAMPBELL, ESQ.
VICB-PKKSIDEST WILLIAM INGE, ESQ.
DIRECTORS :
MAJOR GEORGE GREIG JOHN BURNS, ESQ. SAMUEL TREES, ESQ. J. K. KERR Q.C.
W. R. BROCK, ESQ. J. H. MAYNE CAML BKLL, ESQ.
LENDS MONEY on productive Real Estate Securities, to pay off existing Mortgages,
erect and improve buildings on Farm, Town and Village Properties, etc.
PURCHASES Mortgages and Municipal Debentures.
ISSUES DEBENTURES, principal and interest, payable in Canada or Great Britain.
For further particulars apply to R. H. TOMLINSON, Manager.
1897]
POST OFFICES AND RAILROAD STATIONS IN CANADA.
327
POST
OFFICES.
i
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
iAILROAD ON WHICH
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SEE KEY,PP.261-263
POST
OFFICES.
ELECTORAL
DISTRICTS.
LOCATED, OR NEAR
EST R. R. STATION,
SKEKET,PP.261-263
Annapolis . . . .N S
"rinpp PET
ru
New Annan 665 1
H r smith 611, 509-1
Eganville 535-11
Courtland 580 82
Petr a 580 84, 625 7
Kemptville 535"20
Campo Bello 403
Kirk s Ferry 656
Robertson Sta. 765
Shippigan 540
Vanessa 515
Gananoque 702, 324
Cainden East 509 2
625-4 580-81 (R. R.
name Westm ster)
Exeter 580-50
535*33
Winchester 535 -33
420-3 Ut rson 580-67
Golden 535 53
Comber 625 3-5
625-5
Spr gHillMines549
Connor s 7001
625-5, 580-83, 535
42, 320
Hartland 535 "86
714
714, 599-1
1 580 -8
Manitou 535 -57
Antigonishe 599 7
Alma 580-54
Stobart 535 "62
Perry Sta. 625 -5
580-48-50, 535-41
Eganville 535-11
Morden 535 -57
Antler 535 58
535-51-52-55-57-59-
60-61, 644-3
580-83
Attercliffe St. 580
82, 625-5
Lime York C65 3
(565-1
> Berlin 580-47-51
1 Seaforth 580 52
i Callendar 580-67
i Watford 580 85
> ria FrederictonNl
i ou Ap leSta.535 52
> Lo erSte iacke599-;
) Scarborough June
580-9-36
) Flesherton 535 40
) ria Kingston Ont
i Liicolle 531, 580-1
i Quyon 663
) Jasper 535-16
HColeraine Sta. 67
3 714
) Presqu Isle 426
l 535-52
) 535-35
) Ormsby 544
i via London Ont.
I La Riviere 535 57
S ri i Sydney
S 59!) -7
3 535-40
_> Stony Creek 580-8
3 Ne w Glasgow, 599
) /;>/ Meaford Ont.
1 Glencoe, 535 42
) Exeter 580-50
> Multon 580-51
B 599-l(RR.n eEv n
3 Clevelands, 420 3
I rin Charlotteto\\
I via Charlottetow
T ood Lake S
>t. John N B S
3t. Martin s 543 2
^arrans Point 580-9
Wilmot Valley . . I
"oodlands
itormont O .
Voodlands 1
jigo-ar M Reaburn 535"52
Wilnn
lenfrew, SR....O!
Norfolk O
Woodlands ""
fork NBi
Dross Creek 532
itittsville 535-12
Moose Jaw, 535 "52
Voodlawn (
Carleton O
Wilsonburgh . . . . !
Wilson Croft.... 1
Wilson s Bay . . . .
W r ilson s Beach . . i
Wilson s Corners.
Wilson s Mills. . . . .
Wilson s Point . .
Vood Mountain . .
\ssiniboia
^ambton, E R..O
irenville O
Selkirk M Virden 535 52
."ood Point . . . . 1
i r oodrous
i T oodroyd
t oodside
Westmoreland N B
?rince Edward . . O
>isgar Mi
Megan tic Q
sackville 599 1, 638
via Picton Ont.
Stonewall 535 60
Somerset 580 12
522
Waasis Sta. 535 "82
525-5
580-80-83, 535-35-30
535-86-90, 391
Debec 535-85-90
Grand Falls 535 84
Newport Sta. 714
580-36
Kildare Sta., 666 1
Cardigan Bridge
665-3
Grand Manan 403
via Trenton Ont.
Reaburn 535 "52
Antler 535 58
Danville 580-12
Ingonishe 372
656
535-42
Moorefield 580 54
via Toronto
Charlotte.... N B
Gloucester. . . .N B
Norfolk, NR....O
Leeds S R O
Vlarquette M
Voodside
iunburv N B
Wilstead 1
Woodslee
Essex, NR ....O
3xford, S R ....O
Darleton ....NBl
Carleton ....NB
"ictoria, NR ..O
Hants N S
Wilton
Woodstock
Wilton Grove
Vliddlesex, SR..O
Perth S R O
Woodstock
Voodstock R Sta
Woodville
* Winchester ....
Winchester Spr gs
Voodville
Voodville
Victoria N B
Musk & Parry Sd O
Yale BC
Essex, S R O
Voodville
Prince PEI
Windermere
Windfall
Woodville Mills..
Woodward s Cove
Wooler
Kind s PEI
Charlotte ....NB
Northumb ldERO
Marquette M
Windhani Centre
Windham Hill....
Winding- Ledges..
Norfolk, NR....O
Cumberland . .N S
Woolson
Essex, NR O
Voonona
l,isgar M
Assa
Carleton N B
Worthington ....
Wotton
Algoma O
* Windsor
Windsor June. ...
* Windsor tails. .
u an tc "N" S
Wolfe Q
Halifax
Wreck Cove ....
Wright
Victoria N S
Ottawa Q
Selkirk M
* Wroxeter
Huron, E R ....O
Wellington, C R
York O
Wine Harbour. ..
Guvsborough N S
Wellington, C R.O
Sask
Wyandot . . .
Wychwood Park.
Wyebridge
Simcoe, E K, O Wyevale 580 69
Norfolk, S R . .O Delhi 580-82
Simcoe, ER ....O 580 69
Renfrew, N R ..O 535 12
Lambton, W R O 580-84-85
Halifax ... . N S Shubenacadie599 l
Alonck . . . .
Wyecombe
*Wingham
Huron, E R
Renfrew, S R
Selkirk SI
Wvlie
Winkler
* Wyoming
Wyse s Corner . .
Wyton Station . .
Wyvern
Assa
* Winnipeg
Winnipeg M
Middlesex, E R O 580-49
Cumberland . ,N S River Philip 599 1
Yale BC 53570
Wentworth, SR.C
Monck C
Yale
*Yamachiche. . . .
St. Maurice . . . . Q
Yamaska . . . . Q
535-21
535-1, 329-9
Yam ska535-l,329-9
509-1-2
Shawville 663
712, 376-1-2-3
625-5, 580-82 (M. C.
R.Crossing580-82)
MacLeod 535 64
Winsloe Road.. . .
Winsloe Station..
Winterbourne
Queen s P E ]
Queen s P E
Yamaska East . .
* Y&rker . .
Addington
Waterloo, N R . . C
Huron, S R ....C
Musk & Parry Sd C
Lambton.E R ..C
York N I
Pontiac Q
Yarmouth
Yannouth . . . . N !-
Elgin, ER
Yarmouth Centre
Yarrow
Wisbeach
Alta
Wishart-
Assf
Yatton
Wellington, C R.O Elmira 580-47
Musk & Parry Sd O Novar 580-67
Assa 535-66
Wittenburg- ....
Colchester . ...NS
York E R C
Yearlv s
Yellow Grass. . . .
Wode House ....
Wolfe Island ....
Wolfe Ridge
Grey, E R C
Yelverton
Durham, E R . . C
fii-pv S R. C
1 ontvpool 535-34
i Holstein 580-46
, Harvev Sta. 535-88
> 420-3 Ufrson 680-87
) Mallorvtown 5f0 9
> 580-79 [535-8
) Prince William Sta.
Yeovil
Yoho .lYork NI
Missisquoi . . C
Yoho Island . . .
1 Yonge Mills . . .
York
Muskoka&P. Sd. C
Leeds, S R C
Wolford Centre. .
Haldimand ....C
York, E R C
Wolfe C
York Mills
* Wolfville
York Street . . .
York Mills
Toronto O via Toronto Ont.
Wolseley
Grey, NR (
Ass
York N 1
; rin Toronto Ont.
i 622
) fin Toronto Ont.
i Bathurst Vil. 599 2
5 543-1, 390
) 323, 316, or Lake-
field 580-31
3 via Victoria B C
) Beachville 535 "35,
580-83
),Oso Station 611
3 535-83
J.Burgessville 580-80
3 580-37
) 580-65
3 via Port Hope.Ont
B
) Hracebridge 5S8 67
JHensall 580-50
Yurkton
Assi
Wolverton
Wood
Brant, N R (
Hastings, N R . . (
Middlesex, S R..(
Selkirk 5
Yoi hville
York E R (
Youghall
Gloucester . . . . N I
Queen s N 1
Young s Cove .
Young s Point .
Young
Wood Bay
Peterboro W R..(
Vancouver. . . .B (
Oxford, N R (
Addington (
Woodbine
Cape Breton. ..N
Pictou N
*Woodbrid /e.
York, W R ....<
Wei it worth, S R.I
Pictou N
Youngsville . . .
Zealand ....
Wood burn
Woodfield
Woodford
Grev N R
Zealand Station .
Zenda
. York N 1
Middlesex.W R..
PortVl S R
Oxford <
Zephyr
Ontario, N R <
Halton <
Woodhill |Peel
Zimmerman . . .
Zion
Durham, E R . . <
Woodington ....
Wood Island . . .
Wood Islands N
. Simcoe, E R.. ..
. Queen s P E
. Queen s P E
Zionville
York . . N ]
Ziska Simcoe, E R . . . .<
\* Zurich Huron, E R (
(For new Post Offices, see Addenda, page 337.)
328 ADVERTISEMENTS. [1897
THE FARMERS LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OFFICENo. 17 Toronto Street, - - TORONTO
Capital Subscribed, $1,057,250 Capital Paid-up, $611,430.27 Assets, $1,900,000
President Hon. WM. MULOCK, M.P. Solicitor W. N. MILLER, Esq., Q.C.
Bankers The Dominion Bank. The National Bank of Scotland.
Agents in Scotland MESSRS. COWAN & DALMAHOY, W.S., 12 Hill Street, Edinburgh.
Money advanced on Improved Real Estate at Lowest Current Rates. Straight Loans. No
Fines. No Commissions.
Deposits of $1.00 and upward received, and interest allowed thereon, payable or compounded half-yeirly.
Sterling and Currency Debentures issued.
Full information can be obtained by applying to
GEORGE S. C. BETHUNE, MANAGER.
FREEHOLD LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY
Office Cor. Victoria and Adelaide Sts., Toronto.
ESTABLISHED IN 1859
Paid-up Capital, $1,319,100 in shares of $100 each. Reserve Fund, $659,550
PRESIDENT 0. H. GOODERHAM, ESQ. MANAGING DIRECTOR HON. S. C. WOOD.
N.B. Cash advanced on Freehold Property on long- credit and easy terms of payment. Deposits received o
interest. Trustees and Executors are allowed by law to invest in the Bonds of this Company.
MORTGAGES AND DEBENTURES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The Standard Life
ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF EDINBURGH
ESTABLISHED 1825
Head Office for Canada, - MONTREAL
Total Assurances $114,000,000
Total Invested Funds 40,000,000
Bonuses Distributed (over) . . . 29,000,000
Annual Income 5,500,000
Total Assurances in Canada . . . 15,200,000
Total Investments in Canada (over) . 12,500,000
WORLD-WIDE POLICIES ISSUED FREE OF CHARGE
Thirteen Months for revival of Lapsed Policies, without Medical
Certificate, of five years existence
CHAS. HUNTER, J. HUTTON BALFOUR, W. M. RAMSAY,
Chief Agent Ontario Toronto Superintendent Manager
1897]
MISCELLANEOUS LAKE ST. JOHN TERRITOEY.
329
Independent Order of Oddfellows.
MANCHESTER UNITY, TORONTO DISTRICT.
Provincial Grand Master, Wm. G. Veal, Carlton
West, Ont.
Provincial Deputy Grand Master, Robt. W. Beadie,
235 Euclid Ave., Toronto.
Provincial Corresponding Secretary, Wm. A. Dunn,
32 Northcote Ave. , Toronto.
Treasurer, Dominion Bank (Branch Cor. Queen and
Dundas), Toronto.
Organizer, Solicitor and Parliamentary Agent, Geo.
M. Gardner, 2 Toronto St., Toronto.
The Toronto School of Languages, Toronto.
Principal, Charles T. Paul.
Th.e Guild of Sculpture of Ontario.
28 TORONTO STREET, TORONTO.
Patron, The Lieut. -Governor of Ontario.
Hon. President, Hon. G. W. Ross.
President, L. R. O Brien, R. C. A.
Director of Art*,, Hamilton MacCarthy, R. C. A.
Secretary, M. B. Aylesworth.
Formed for the encouragement and training in all
branches of the Sculptor s Art, and to promote a taste
for High Class Statuary.
Ridley College, St. Catharin.es, Orjt.
A CANADIAN CHURCH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Principal, Rev. J. O. Miller, M. A. Staff English,
Rev. J. O. Miller, M.A.; Classics, W. C. Michell, Esq.,
M.A.; Modern Languages, W. J. Hendry, B.A.; Mathe
matics, H. G. Williams, B.A. (Lond.); Science, H. G.
Williams, B.A., and W. J. Hendry, B.A.; Assistant
Master*, H. W. Wood, B.A., and W.E. Barber, Esq.; Reli
gious Instruction, Rev. J. O. Miller, M.A., Rev. W. J.
Armitage ; Music, Miss Patterson ; String Instruments,
Miss F. Patterson ; Drill Instructor, Capt. Geo. Thairs ;
Steward, Capt. Geo. Thairs ; Lady Matron, Miss Cleg-
horn ; Medical Inspector, W. H. Merritt, Esq., M.D.,
C.M., R.C.P.S., Edin.
THE LAKE ST. JOHN TERRITORY.
The territory in question extends from the head of navigation of the river Saguenay, at Chicoutimi, to the
northern boundary of the Province of Quebec, a distance of 220 miles, and from the sources of the waters flowing
into Lake St. John, from the East, to the river St. Maurice, and embracing the valley of the river Batiscan,
a distance of 200 miles, the whole forming an area of 44,000 square miles or about 28,000,000 acres. Comparatively
little is known of this great country, with the exception of the valley of Lake St. John, which, within the last
few years, has been colonized with great rapidity, and now contains a population of some 40,000.
The Saguenay and St. Maurice regions are already the field of large lumbering operations, estimated at
60,000,000 feet, B.M., per annum, or equivalent to nearly one-fourth of the whole export of sawn lumber from the
port of Quebec. The country is thus described by a gentleman who visited it recently:
Tne Soil "Is almost universally composed of a rich grey clay, the land seems to be inexhaustible. At Pomte-
aux-Trembles I was shown a field of wheat, which had been producing that grain for the last fifteen years, without
the application of any manure ; and the grain I saw this year was as fine as any to be found in this district.
Truly one is struck with wonder at the richness of the soil, for I believe there is none richer in Canada."
The Climate Of the Lake St. John region is said to be that of Montreal ; there is no doubt of its being
superior to that of Quebec. The snowfall is certainly less. In fact, farmers complain that they do not get good
sleigh roads till late in the winter. On the 25th September this year I remarked that the leaves of the trees were
very little tinted, and potato stems were still green. Wheat and all grains ripen and produce abundantly, as
may be seen from the following extracts taken from the census returns :
Wheat, bushels
Oats, "
Barley, "
Other Grains
Potatoes, bushels 101,382
1861.
10,912
39,316
30,922
1871.
136,099
117,249
71,210
156,996
i881.
154 589
Hay, tons
1861.
3,648
1871.
5,966
211 i;> 16
Butter, pounds . . .
61,777
148,106
47,02:")
108 183
Head of live stock ....
Tobacco, pounds
18,746
44,772
287.238
Population . .
10,478
17,493
1881.
16,347
393,127
59,797
67,437
32,409
Potatoes, carrots and other vegetables yield abundantly and are of immense size. Wheat is of course the
great test of the soil and climate of any agricultural country. Let us then compare its production at Lake SI
Johti with the best districts of the Province, viz : The Eastern Townships, and we find that the census returns
show in 1881 :
Population. Bush. Wheat.
Chicoutimi 32409 154,589
Compton 19,581 34,181
Stanstead 15,556 37,727
Huntingdon 15,495 24,378
Bush, per 1000 of pop.
4,800
1,800
2,400
1,600
Comparison between the temperature, and snow-fall at Roberval and at other places in Canada, each
winter season (from January to March inclusively) and each summer season (from July to September inclusively).
The observations for Roberval extend from April 1888 to May 1890, inclusively ; those for Moose Factory, James
Bay, from the year 1877 to the year 1882. All these observations are taken exclusively from the official reports of
the Meteorological Department at Toronto.
TEMPERATURE.
SNOW-FALL.
3
>.
a
Roberva
Chicouti
o
1
&
Montrea
o
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o rf
o k-i
M
Roberva
Chicout:
o
,0
5
Montrea
Moose
Factory.
.
=
Inch.
Inch.
Incli.
Inch.
Inch.
Average for the Year. .
35.9
31.8
37.0
39.2
31.2
87.2
82.5
164.8
177.6
80.3
Winter
12.2
1.4
O
10.4
3.4
43.5
:;t; i
94.0
94.1
33.6
Summer
59.7.
57.1
60.3
62.5
57.6
330 ADVERTISEMENTS. [1897
THE BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED 1833
HEAD OFFICE TORONTO
OBO. A. COX, President. P. H. SIMS, Secretary. J. J. KENNY, Vice- Pre fid ent
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
CASH CAPITAL, $750,000.00 ASSETS, $1,460,960.97
LOSSES PAID SINCE ORGANIZATION, $15,796,700.88
DIRECTORS :
GEO. A. Cox HON. S. 0. WOOD ROBERT JAFFRAY
J. J. KENNY JOHN HOSKIN, Q.C., LL.D. AUGUSTUS MYERS
THOMAS LONO S. F. MCKINNON H. M. PELLA^T
IT PAYS TO KEEP WELL
R. H. BUTT
General Hoent phocniy jfire Jnsurance Company
OK HERTFORD
Effects Fire, Accident and Plate Glass risks in first-class Companies
at lowest rates. Consultation Free. s&~ Phone 1654.
OFFICE, 26 WELLINGTON STREET EAST, TORONTO
THIS
MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE CO.
ESTABLISHED 1824
Assets over - $12,000,000
HEAD OFFICE MANCHESTER, ENG.
WILLIAM LEWIS, = = Manager and Secretary.
Canadian Branch Head Office ; TORONTO
JAMES BOOMER, MANAGER R. P. TEMPLETON, Asst. Manager.
T. D. RICHARDSON, Inspector.
CITY AGENTS GEO. JAFFRAY, J. M. BRIGGS AND JOS. LAWSON.
THE BEST AND EASIEST WRITING
PENS MADE ARE-
ESTERBROOK S -^i_
Leading Nos. 048, 14, 130, 239, 284, 442
ASK YOUR STATIONER FOR THEM, AND ESTERBROOK S
OTHER NUMBERS
LIFE INSURANCE.
There are at present thirty companies engaged in the
business of life insurance in Canada. Of these twelve
are Canadian, eight British, and ten American. During
the year 1895, which is the last one of which we have
returns, there was $44,341,198 new insurance taken,
which was less by $5,184,059 than in 1894.
The total amount of insurance in force at the end of
1895 was 3319,257,581, divided as follows :
Canadian companies $188,326,057
British do 34,341,172
American do 96,590,352
$319,257,581
During the year the amount of insurance terminated
by natural causes, that is by death or maturity, was
$5,274,017, while the amount surrendered or lapsed was
$29,842,268.
The premium income during 1895 was as follows :
Canadian companies $5,702,783
British do 1,137,366
American do 3,452,208
$10,292,354
The total amount paid to policy-holders during 1895
was as follows :
Death claims (including bonus ad
ditions) $3,148,951 69
Matured endowments do ... 813,519 S<
Annuitants 40,528 61
Paid for surrendered policies 702,055 83
Dividends to policy holders 1,157,392 62
Total $5,862,447 62
In selecting a company in which to insure one s life,
the first consideration should be safety, and economy
the second. As the taking of a policy is a matter of im
portance to most men, they should be sure that the
company they are going into istsound financially. Every
year there is published by the Superintendent of Insur
ance at Ottawa a report containing the true financial
position of all the different companies, a little study
of which will make it plain to any business man.
The following table gives the premiums charged by
some of the principal life insurance companies for
insuring $1,000 at different ages. Besides the " straight
life " insurance there are other attractive plans given by
most of the companies, such as "endowments," "limited
payments," "terminal" and "semi-tontine," etc., all of
which will no doubt be explained by the enterprising
agent, and should be carefully considered in all their
bearings by the intending insurer :
Annual Premiums, at Different Ages, with Profits.
The following table given the annual premiums to secure $1,000 payable at death with profits at the ages given :
COMPANY.
YEARS
ESTAB D.
ASSETS,
DECEMBER 31ST,
1895.
AGE
25
AGE
30
AGE
35
AGE
40
AGB
45
AGB
50
AGB
65
$
$
1
$
$
$
9
9
Canada Life
50
16,312,634
19 65
22 55
26 50
31 30
37 40
46 05
57 30
Confederation Life
25
5,318,867
19 50
22 40
26 10
30 80
37 10
45 40
56 60
8
206,474
17 90
20 80
24 60
29 40
35 80
42 60
53 80
Federal Life
14
498,471
18 40
21 21
24 85
29 60
36 10
44 75
56 30
London Life
21
522,887
18 40
21 25
25 00
29 75
36 20
44 75
56 35
London and Lancashire.
34
4,970,508*
19 27
22 53
26 58
31 75
38 67
47 81
60 18
9
1,012,569
19 50
22 45
26 15
30 85
37 10
45 40
56 65
16
2,300,518
18 95
21 60
25 15
29 80
36 15
44 95
57 05
Ontario Mutual
26
3,123,574
18 40
21 20
24 84
29 60
36 04
44 72
56 28
Sun Life ....
25
5,365,770
19 50
22 45
26 15
30 85
37 10
45 40
56 65
Temperance & General
jEtna Life (Hartford)..
Equitable Life (N.Y.)..
Mutual Life (N.Y.)
10
46
38
54
422,655
43,560,037
185,044,310*
204,638,784*
17 97
19 99
20 50
20 50
20 90
22 73
23 30
23 30
24 58
26 21
27 10
27 10
29 44
30 71
32 20
32 20
35 71
36 74
39 10
39 10
43 40
44 70
48 50
48 50
54 15
55 14
61 60
61 60
New York Life
52
174,791,991
20 50
23 30
27 10
32 20
39 10
48 50
61 60
Standard of Edinburgh .
71
40,600,000
L9 -1
22 72
26 24
30 65
36 40
44 29
55 97
*Figures for 1894.
Many other plans of Life Insurance are present
ed bv the various companies, each possessing its own
peculiar advantage. The two leading schemes beside
the regular straight life plan are the ten, fifteen and
twenty paymetit Lif e and the Endowment policy. Under
the first of these arrangements the insurer pays a pre
mium for ten, fifteen, or twenty years as the case ma\
be, and his policy is then paid up. He has nothing more
to pay. In the event of his death oecuring any time
after the first premium is paid the amount of his policy
is paid to his heirs, or as he may direct. After the policy
is paid up, if it is a participating one, it continues to re
ceive profits, which either take the form of additional
insurance or are paid out in cash dividends.
Under the Endowment Plan the insurer pays the pre
mium for ten, fifteen, twenty or twenty-five years accord
ing to the term of his policy, and at the end of that
term the amount of his policy becomes payable. Should
his death occur at any time after insuring, the amount is
paid to his heirs just the same as an ordinary life policy.
The advantage of an arrangement of this kind is that a
man may make provision for his old age. Paying a
slightly higher premium he makes sure of a sum coming
to him when perhaps he is unfitted for business. At the
same time his life is insured should he die previously.
The following table gives the rates of some of the
principal companies under the plans outlined above.
In thus quoting rates it is only fair to state that
i-Jiraiiiiexx is not the only or the principal thing that an
intending insurer should look for. Among other things
to be considered are, policy advantages and profits, ex
tended insurance, etc.
Many other attractive plans of insurance are devised
by different companies and the editor has been requested
to represent some of them to the advantage of individual
companies. This would be manifestly unfair in an
article such as this, and we can only direct our readers
to our advertising pages, assuring them that all com
panies represented there are well worthy of their con
fidence.
[331]
332
ADVERTISEMENTS
[1897
JOHN.L.BLAIKIE ESQ.
PRES.
EWRATHBUN ESQ.
VICE. PRES.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
G.C.ROBB CHIEF ENGINEER ~ ^rr>, t-^,
A.FRASER SEC.TRES. HEAD OFFICE TORONTO
When were your Boilers last Inspected ?
Are you sure they are Safe and in Good Condition?
DEBENTURES PURCHASED
We are always open to make offers for Municipal Bonds, and Municipal Officers
will find it to their interest to communicate with us before selling, as we are among
the largest buyers.
We buy New York, Toronto and Montreal on margin, carrying them at the lowest
rates of interest.
H. O HHRK &t GO.
Member Toronto Stock Exchange
24 TORONTO STREET, - - - TORONTO
Rossland, Salmond River, Rainy River, Barclay Sued
AND OTHER GOLD MINING SHARES FOR SALE BY US
Special attention given to organizing Mining* and other Companies.
H. O HHRM & CO.
MINING BROKERS
24 TORONTO STREET, - TORONTO
1897]
LIFE INSURANCE.
333
RATES OF VARIOUS COMPANIES
For an Insurance of $1000 with Profits.
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N
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5
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1
3
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Confederation.
Dominion Life.
Equitable and N.
Y. Mutual.
London and Lan
cashire.
Manufacturers.
North American.
o5
3
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h
te
5
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Ontario Mutual
Standard Life.
<u
IM
3
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Temperance and
General.
Life-10 Payments.
21
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
S c.
35.69
38.58
42.80
47.80
53.77
61.15
70.05
80.61
93.51
$ c.
38.05
41.35
46.45
52 . 25
58.90
67.10
76.70
88.30
102.80
8 c.
38.30
41.50
46.50
52.20
58.70
66.70
76.10
87.50
101.70
$ c.
32.50
36.20
41.45
46.60
53.20
60.30
69.90
82.30
97.00
S c.
40.50
43.50
48.00
53.60
60.40
69.00
79.60
93.00
110.10
* C.
39.55
42.96
48.27
54.30
61.26
69.76
79.73
91.81
106.91
S c.
38.05
41.35
46.45
52.25
58.90
67.10
76.70
88.30
102.80
$ c.
37.40
40.20
44.35
49.40
55.70
63.45
73.10
85.20
100.55
S c.
40.50
43.50
48.no
53.60
60.40
69.00
79.60
93.00
110.10
* c.
34.72
37.64
41.88
47.04
53.24
61.08
70.68
82.40
97.98
$ c.
38.88
42.04
46. 4L
51.34
56.96
63.58
71.40
82 59
8 c.
38.05
41.35
46.45
52.25
58.90
67.10
76.70
88.30
102 80
$ c.
34 25
37 50
42 22
47 81
54 34
62 87
72 55
84 12
99 12
Life-15 Payments.
21
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
27.46
29.72
33.03
36.98
41.81
47.93
55.56
65.09
77.44
28 20
30.70
34.55
39.00
44.20
50.80
58.80
69.05
28.80
31.30
35.10
39.40
44.60
51.00
58.80
68.90
82.20
25.00
27.90
32.00
36.25
41.70
48.00
56.30
66.90
30.80
33.10
36.60
41.00
46.50
53.40
62.50
74.40
90.60
29.29
31.88
35.90
40.53
45.96
52.79
61.11
71.78
8. -. 90
28.20
30.70
34.55
39.00
44 . 20
50.80
58.80
69.05
82.60
28.25
30.40
33.60
37.55
42.50
48.80
56.95
67.65
82.20
30 80
33 10
36 60
4] PO
46 50
53 40
62 50
74 40
90 60
26.60
28.88
32.28
36.36
41.44
48.00
56.32
66.96
81.00
29.57
32.04
35.48
39.37
43.84
49.14
56.04
66.15
28.20
30.70
34.55
39.00
44.20
50.80
58.80
69.05
26.15
28.65
32.56
37.21
42.59
49.39
57.81
68.77
83 20
fe-20 Payments.
21
25
30
35
40
45
50
56
23.59
25.55
28.45
31.97
36.35
42.04
49.37
58.86
23.40
25.55
28.85
32.70
37.30
43.25
50.85
60.95
24.40
26.50
29.80
33.50
38.10
43.90
51.30
61.20
22.00
24.10
27.65
31.40
36.25
42.50
50.00
26.10
28.10
31.10
35.00
39.80
46.20
54.80
66.60
24.33
26.53
29.96
33.96
38.77
44.98
52.85
63.36
23.90
26.05
29.40
33.35
38.05
44.15
51.85
62.15
23.80
25.65
28.40
31.85
3C.25
42.00
49.75
60.30
26.10
28.10
31.10
35.00
39.80
46.20
54.80
66.60
22.68
24.68
27.64
31.28
35.88,
41.96
49.96
60.52
25.20
27.36
30.38
33.83
37.85
42.83
49.61
59 87
23.90
26.05
29.40
33.35
38.05
44.15
51.85
22.00
24.10
27.50
31.52
36.30
42.50
50.40
61 20
3
60
71.63
75.00
83.20
78.00
76.50
75.20
83.20
74.88
75 85
Endowment
10 Years.
21
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
95.39
95.65
96.08
96.63
97.43
99.02
101.72
105.89
112.50
100.20
104.40
101.10
101.90
102.90
104.70
107.40
111.75
1UO.IKI
100.40
100.90
101.80
102.80
104.50
107.10
111.40
118.50
95.10
95.50
96.00
96.50
97.30
98.75
101.60
105.90
112.50
105.40
105.90
106.60
107.60
109.10
111.30
115.10
121.20
131.00
104.35
104.55
105.30
106.14
107.16
109.02
111.84
116.37
123.91
100.20
100.40
101.10
101.90
102.90
104.70
107.40
111.75
118.95
100.70
101.10
101.65
102.45
103.65
105.55
108.75
114.10
122.75
105.40
105.90
106.60
107.60
109.10
111.30
115.10
121.20
131.00
94.25
94.50
95.20
95.95
96.95
98.70
101.30
105.60
113.84
99.42
99.94
100.66
101.49
102.43
103.50
105.09
109.37
116.60
100.20
100.40
101.10
101.90
102.90
104.70
107.40
111.75
118.95
95.26
95.52
95.96
96.65
97.56
99.35
102.10
10fi.40
113.40
Endowment
15 Years.
21
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
61.70
62.03
C2.55
63.28
64.46
66.63
70.19
75.74
62.25
62.55
63.40
64.35
65.70
68.00
71.55
62.90
63.30
64.00
65.00
06.30
68.60
72.00
77.70
59.10
59.50
60.30
61.30
62.60
65.00
68.40
74.00
66 00
67.40
68.20
69.30
71.00
73.80
78.40
85.90
64.81
65.16
66.00
67.00
68.42
70.82
74.50
80.50
63.55
63.90
64.70
65.70
67.10
69.45
73.05
78.90
64.90
65.30
65.95
66.90
68.35
70.80
74.90
81.65
66.90
67.40
68.20
69.30
71.00
73.80
78.40
85 90
58.90
59.25
60.00
61.00
62.35
64.65
68.80
76 08
62.20
62.81
63.64
64.60
65.69
67.08
69.73
63.55
63.90
64.70
65.70
67.10
69.45
73.05
70 qn
60.43
60.82
61.55
62.60
63.87
65.50
68.95
60
84.47
86.90
98.00
92.70
98 00
ndowment
20 Years
21
25
30
35
40
45
50
45.10
45.50
46.16
47.14
48.77
51.60
56.15
43.90
44.30
45.25
46.45
48.20
51.10
44.90
45.30
46.30
47.50
49.20
52.00
56 50
41.90
42.30
42.80
43.80
46.00
49.10
53 60
48.20
48.70
411.60
50.90
53.00
56.40
62 00
45.69
46.14
47.11
48.57
50.19
53.22
57 94
45.70
46.15
47.15
48.40
50.20
53.25
57 95
45.60
46.00
46.75
47.90
49.65
52.65
57 65
ta 20
48.70
49.60
50.90
53.00
56.40
6 7 00
40.40
41.08
42.20
4:5.76
40.12
49.88
r.z fin
46.50
47.19
48.16
49.26
SO. 60
52.73
45.70
46.15
47.15
48.40
50.20
53.25
42.05
42.32
43.23
44.57
46.40
49.22
pq
55
63.17
63.60
71.10
65.42
65.80
71.10
DO . OZ
60
75.70
85.50
85.50
Endowment
25 Years.
21
25
30
35
40
45
50
35.41
35.89
36.74
38.06
40.19
43.77
49.37
33.40
33.90
35.05
36.50
38.75
34.70
35.20
36.30
37.70
39.90
43.50
48.90
32.10
32.50
33.60
35.20
37.40
41.40
37.40
38.00
39.10
40.60
43.20
47.30
54.00
34.74
35.30
36 46
38.01
40.32
44.09
49.86
35.45
36.05
37.20
88.80
41.15
45.00
35.00
35.50
36.40
37.75
39.95
43.60
37.40
88.00
39.10
40.60
43.20
47.30
54.00
31.60
32.36
38.64
35.48
38.28
42.64
37.41
38.19
39.29
40.59
42.46
45.41
35.45
36.05
37.20
38.80
41.15
45.00
32.10
32.76
33.80
35.35
37.51
41.30
55
60
57.40
64.70
i
64.70
81.00
334
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[1897
Incorporated by Royal Charter and Empowered by Special
Act of Parliament.
NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF IRELAND
Established 1822. Head Office : 3 College Green, Dublin
Capital 1,000,000
Income (exceeds) 300,000
Investment Funds (exceed) 50O.OOO
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
SAMUEL BEWLEY (Samuel Bewley & Co.).
MAJOR WILLIAM GIBTON.
HENRY PERRY GOODBODV.
STANLEY HARRINGTON, J.P., a Commissioner of
National Education ; Director of T. Lyons & Co.,
Limited.
JONATHAN HOGG (Wm. Hogs & Co.), Director of
The Bank of Ireland.
BRINDLEY HONE, Director of the Royal Bank of
Ireland, Commissioner of Irish Lights, Director
of Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Railway Co.
WILLIAM HONE, Director Dublin & Kingstown Rail
way Company.
HARRY W. JAMESON.
THOMAS ALIAGA KELLY (T. W. & J. Kelly).
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WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Director of the Bank of
Ireland.
GRAVES SWAN WARREN, Director of the Dublin
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LOCATED OR NEAR
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Yale B C
Middlesex O
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Okanagon 535 74
Pavkhill 580-51
Souris East 665 4
St. Henri de Levis
675
St. Agnes de Dun
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Mill River 665
Newton 580 53
Levis 580-12
Summerside 665 1
Cardigan Bd. 665 "3
(565-1
Lunenburg 646
712
Elkhorn 535 52
Orangedale 599-14
via Victoria
Riv. Dennis 599-14 [
535-63
535-23
Jacquet Riv. 59 29
Carillon 541
Ormsbv 544
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StrathclairSta. (>22
Branch Post Office
New Glasgow 599 7
535-34
Whitewood 535 52
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Thessalon 535 25
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Kingsville 617
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Margaree H. 359 2
St. Jacques 700
[Cardigan Bd. 665 3
Margaree H. 359 2
Mc\eill sSd g665-l
Proton Sta. 535 40
Cardigan Bd. 665 3
Arden 622
via Victoria.
Mackev sSta.535 12
Atherley 580-32
Almonte 535-12
Red Lodge
Alta
Olds 535-63
Young s Cove 543 1
Holstein 580 46
Koberval 674
via Ottawa
via Victoria
Minnedosa 622
Souris East 665-4
Courtland 580 82
Bagot 535-52
Alberton 665 1
Vancouver 535"70
535-21
Branch Post Office
675
Buctouche 518
Wellington Sta. 544
Branch Post Office
675-2
via Quebec
Reaburn 535 -52
Antigonishe 599 "
via Vancouver.
Dalhousie 599 5
Campbellton 599"2
Woodstock 535-86
Hull 535-14
Morell Sta. 665 -4
Nakusp 445 1
Norwood 535-34
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New Germany 646
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Dalhousie 599 5
New Glasgow 599 7
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Exeter 580-50
Brackley 665 2
Vancouver 53570
Pockmouche540 14
Neepawa 622
Well gtonSta.665 1
Dundas 580 S3
Neepawa 622
P rtHastings599 14
Tatamag che599-16
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Elgin 572
Orangedale599 14
Lavant Sta. 611
Waterville 714
580-7
St. Marv s 580 49
Anaconda
Bornish
Campbell s Cove.
Queen s.. N B
Robb
Grey O
Chicoutimi
King s P E I
Roberval Hotel . .
Robillard
Russell O
Dundee Centre . .
Duvar Road
Huntingdon Q
Prince P E (
Rocky Point
Rolling River. . ..
Rollo Bay . .
Victoria B C
Marquette M
King s P E I
Ronson
Norfolk O
Perth O
Rossendale
Macdonald M
Roxbury
Prince West.P El
Burrard BC
Prince P E I
Roy
Kind s P E I
St.BarthelemiSta
St. Dennis Street.
St. EvaristeSta..
St Fabien
Berthier Q
McNeill s Mills...
Martin s Brook. . .
Maxwellton Sta..
Prince P E I
Montreal
Lunenburg N S
Digby N S
. . . . Assa
Beauce Q
Kent N B
St. Gilbert
Prince West..PEI
Centre Montreal. .
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Merimichie
Inverness N S
St. Lawrence St . .
St. Malo Station .
Sans Bruit
Scotch Bay
Victoria B C
Militia Point.
Inverness X S
Quebec Q
Selkirk M
Millet
Alta
Labelle Q
Seal Harbour ....
Sechelt
Guysborough . . N S
N. Westm sterB C
Restigouche . . N B
Restigouche . . N B
Victoria N B
Mitchell Settlem t
Restigouche . . N B
Vrgenteuil .Q
Selwood
Hastings O
Seven Mile Ridge.
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Nicolet Q
Mossy River.
Marquette .... Man
Montreal Q
; Simmons
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Wright Q
King s P E I
Mt. Royal Ave. . .
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Yale B C
Myrtle Station . . .
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South Dunimer. .
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Stanburn
Peterboro O
Assa.
Marquette .... Man
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Prince . . P E I
Nictaux South. . .
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Labelle Q
Stanchel
Stanley s Corners.
Stanmore
Carleton O
Oak Point
Selkirk M
Restigouche . . N B
Pictou N.S.
Ophir
Algoma O
Sutherland s Riv r
Tantallon. . .
Tarbert
Otthon
Halifax N S
Palmer Rapids. ..
Renfrew O
Wellington O
Assa
Thames Road
Thorndyke
Perth O
Pape Avenue ....
Peel Street
City of Toronto . . .
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Thurlow
Burrard B C
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Essex
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Gloucester N B
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Vancouver. . . .B C
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Inverness N S
Wenslev
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Ralph
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HOW CANADA IS GOVERNED
A SHORT ACCOUNT
OF ITS
Executive, Legislative, Judicial and Municipal Institutions
WITH AN
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WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS
BY
J. G. BOURINOT, C.M.Q., LL.D., D.C.L., D.L.
Clerk of the Canadian House of Commons, Author of a Manual of Constitutional History, Parliamentary
Practice and Procedure in Canada, and other Works on the Government and
Constitution of the Dominion.
CONTENTS
FIRST PART
GROWTH OF THE CONSTITUTION.
I.* Definition of Words and Phrases used in
this Book. II. Political Growth of Canada.
III. V. Historical Outline. VI. Federal
Union.
SECOND PART
IflPERIAL GOVERNflENT. I. Ex
ecutive Power. II. Legislative Power.
III. Judicial Power. IV. Imperial Con
trol over Canada.
THIRD PART
THE DOMINION GOVERNMENT.
I. Executive Power. II. V. Legislative
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Defence.
FOURTH PART
THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNflENTS.
I. Executive Power. II. -- Legislative
Power. III. Matters of Provincial Legis
lation. IV. Judicial Power. V. VI.
Courts of Law.
Criminal Cases.
enues.
VII. Trial of Civil and
VIII. Provincial Kev-
FIFTH PART
flUNICIPAL GOVERNflENT IN THE
PROVINCES. I. II. Nature of the
Municipal Systems of the Provinces.
SIXTH PART
SCHOOL GOVERNflENT IN THE
PROVINCES. I. Public Schools in
Ontario and Quebec. II. Public Schools in
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince
Kdward Island. III. Public Schools in
Manitoba and British Columbia.
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GOVERNMENT IN THE NORTH =
WEST TERRITORIES. I. Govern
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FIFTEEN -YEAR ENDOWMENTS
Reader, we desire you to understand the fact that the ^ETNA LIFE INSU
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large business in Canada also. Here is how the cash-down-profit columns in the
./ETNA and in that company look when placed side by side, on same age, same plaii>
and same amount :
THE MfU LIFE AND THE EQUITABLE LIFE
$1O,OOO-15 -YEAR ENDOWMENT Age 47
(BOTH POLICIES RAISED TO $10,000 FOR COMPARISON)
Equitable Life
No. 233,625
Life
No. 130,210
DIVIDEND.
NET
PAYMENT.
YEAR.
DIVIDEND.
NET
PAYMENT.
$678 70
1881
$736 60
Y"~(
$46 37
632 33
1882
$75 90
660 70
00
63 00
615 70
1883
88 60
648 00
CD
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72 83
83 05
605 87
595 65
1884
1885
102 20
102 20
634 40
634 40
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93 71
584 99
1886
103 23
633 37
00
104 82
573 88
1887
104 27
632 33
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116 43
128 58
562 27
550 12
1888
1889
105 30
106 37
(531 30
630 23
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141 33
537 37
1890
115 20
621 40
154 72
523 98
1891
124 50
612 10
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SH
168 83
509 87
1892
134 30
602 30
L
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183 74
494 96
1893
144 70
591 90
HH
199 50
479 20
1894
155 70
580 90
216 30
462 40
1895
106 10
630 50
$8,407 29
$9,480 43
i
Difference in ^ETNA LIFE S favor, $1,073.14. Adding interest upon the
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PAGE
Atkinson, J. L 232
Corridi, P
Fahey, William 232
Langley, J. P 232
Townsend, Sherman E . . . 6
Architect.
Edwards, II. J
232
Banks.
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Toronto 324
Imperial Bank 2
Merchants Bank 324
Barristers and Solicitors.
Brown, Merritt A 231
Blake, Lash & Cassels 231
Clark, W. J 231
Crerar, Crerar & Bankier. 23 .
Going & Koyce 231
Gordon, W. Seton 232
Howland. Arnoldi & Bris
tol 231
Kingsmill, Saunders &
Torrance 231
Laidlaw, Kappelle <fc Bick-
nell 231
Macdougall & Jones 231
McCarthy, Osier, Hoskin
& Creelman 230
Meek, Edward 231
Read & Read 231
Ridout & Maybee 232
Roaf, Curry, Gunther &
Green 231
Shilton, Wallbridge & Co. 231
Thomson, Henderson &
Bell 230
Watson, Smoke & Masten. 232
vVeir & Hibbard 232
Books.
Books of Interest 335
Carswell Co. Ltd: 10
Dick & Fitzgerald 346
How Canada is Governed. 338
Oxford Bibles 8
Webster s Dictionary .... 10
Building Material.
Taylor Bros, (page 3 of cover)
Coal Merchants.
Rogers & Co. , Elias 347
Civil Engineers.
Chewett, J. H 4
Jennings, W. T 232
I Educational Institutions.
PAGE
! Academic de Brisay 254
I Bishop Bethune College. . 251
I Bishop Strachan School . . 250
Central Business College. 253
i Demill Ladies College. 252
Nimmo & Harrison Busi
ness College 253
i Presbyterian Ladies Coll. 253
lioyal Military College. . . 7
Tor. School of Languages. 254
University of Ottawa 244
University of Toronto . . . 240
Veals , Miss, School 249
Victoria University 243
Wright, Miss Hattie .... 253
Electrotypers.
Central Press Agency. ... 6
National Electrotype Co.. 341
Engravers.
Dominion Engraving Co. . 345
Fell & Co., I. C 346
Kramer, W. J 337
Learn, G. A .... 349
Patterson & Heward 346
Tingley & Stewart Mfg. Co 346
Toronto Engraving Co. . . 344
Eye Specialist.
Prof. Chamberlain 346
Financial Agents.
Hara& Co., H 332
Illuminator.
Howard, A. H 9
Insurance Comp s. & Ag ts.
^Etna Life Insurance Co.. 350
Confeder n L. A. (Back Cover).
Boiler Inspec. & Ins. Co.. 332
British Amer. Assur. Co.. 330
Butt, R. H 330
London G. & Accid t Co.. 4
Manchester F. Assur. Co. 330
McMurrich, George 340
National Insurance Co. . . 334
Ontario Accident Ins. Co. 334
Standard L. Insurance Co 328
Sun Ins. Office (front cover).
Loan Companies.
Canada Permanent Loan
& Savings Co 326
British Canadian L. & S. Co. 326
Farmers Loan & Sav. Co, 328
Freehold Loan & Sav. Co. 328
Matches.
Eddy Co., K. B 336
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Mines and Mineral Lands.
PAQB
Chewett, J. H 4
O Hara & Co., H 332
Ledyard, T. D 352
Paper Makers.
Canada Paper Co 343
Barber & Bros., W... 344
Toronto Paper Mfg. Co. . . 345
Taylor Bros, (page 3 of
cover).
Patent Agents.
Budden, H. A 6
Foulds & Co 232
Ridout & Maybee 232
Perfumery.
Lyman Sons & Co 352
Railways.
Quebec and Lake St. John
Railway 342
Rug Makers.
American Rug Works. . . . 347
Safe Deposit Company.
Toronto General Trusts Com
pany (page 2 of cover).
Sculptor.
MacCarthy, Hamilton... 349
Sporting Goods.
Spalding & Bros., A. G . 349
Stationery and Office Goods.
Brown Bros., Ltd 343
Butcher, Nelson R 6
Caligraph Typewriter .... 342
Chase s Liquid Glue 343
Eagle Steel Pens 340
Esterbrook s Pens 330
Gillott & .Sons, Jos 4
Lapham s Rival Fo n Pen 341
Neostyle Co 352
Rowsell & Hutchison 343
Underwood s Inks 339
Winter Evening Games . 348
Stenographic Reporter.
Downey, Alex 232
Surveyors.
Unwin & Co 352
Trusses.
Lindman, B 346
Trust Companies.
Toronto General Trusts Co.
(page 2 of cover).
352
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