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[Report on Canadian archives]
British Columbia Historical Books Collection
Report on Canadian Archives
Public Archives of Canada
O'Halloran, Geo. F.
"Title varies: 1881-1905, Report on Canadian Archives; 1908-1912, Report of the work of the Archives Branch; 1913-1914/15, Report of the work of the Public Archives. No reports issued for 1906-1907, 1911, 1916, 1927. Also found in Canada. Parliament. Sessional Papers, 1873-1924, and in the Annual Departmental Reports, 1925-1929/30. Reports for 1872-1880 were not issued separately but included in the Reports of the Minister of Agriculture. Some reports reprint the text of newly acquired documents. 1886, 1889, 1890 and especially 1892, contain material found significant by Hume Wrong for his biography of Alexander Mackenzie (no.623); 1891 contains important documents concerning Beckwith's secret mission to the U.S.A. re Nootka; 1928 has a copy of Duncan McGillivray's Some account of the trade carried on by the North West Company, first published in 1811 as On the origin and progress of the North-West Company (no.421)." -- Strathern, G. M., & Edwards, M. H. (1970). Navigations, traffiques & discoveries, 1774-1848: A guide to publications relating to the area now British Columbia. Victoria, BC: University of Victoria, p. 47. "Being an appendix to Report of the Minister of Agriculture." --title page.
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2-3 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1903 REPORT ON CANADIAN ARCHIVES BY GEO. F. O'HALLORAJST DKFITV 1IIMSTIIE OF AGRICULTURE 1902 (Being an Appendix to Report of the Minister of Agriculture) PRINTED BY ORDER OF PARLIAMENT OTTAWA PRINTED I}Y S. E. DAWSON, PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY 1903 [No. 18—1903.] 2-3 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1903 CONTENTS. Page. Archivist's Report List of books, &c, presented, with the names of the givers. STATE PAPERS, LOWER CANADA—CALENDAR, Q. Q. Q. Q. Q- Q- 242-1-2-3-4. Miscellaneous, 1837 242 A. Drafts of dispatches to the Earl of-Gosford, 1836, 1837 243-1-2. Governor Earl of Gosford, 1838 244-1-2. Lieut.-Governor Sir J. Colborne, 1838 245-1-2-3. Lieut.-Governor Sir J. Colborne, 1838 246-1. Governor Earl of Durham, 1838 Alphabetical list of books in the Dominion Archives, 1902 2-3 EDWARD VI SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1903 REPORT OF CANADIAN ARCHIVES. The Honourable Sydney A. Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, «fee., &c. Sin, I have the honour to present the report on Archives for 1902. There have been, received from London since the publication of the last report copies of State papers, viz.:—Nova Scotia General Correspondence to 1728 ; Nova Scotia Journals of Assembly to 1759 ; Nova Scotia Journals of Council to 1800; Despatches to Governors to 1840; New Brunswick General Correspondence, 1797 to 1801. From Paris there have been received : Collection de Moreau de St. Mery ; Memoirs 1540 to 1686; Etat Civil Louisbourg, 1722 to 1754. These have all been shelf marked and placed on the shelves, making an addition to the previous collection of 55 volumes of State papers. Owing to the long illness, which ended in the death of Mr. Douglas Brymner, LL.D., late Archivist of the Department, no summary of the volumes reported on has been prepared this year, nor has any selection been made of documents to be printed in full. The work since Dr. Brymner's death has been carried on by Mr. Alex. Duff and Miss M. Casey, assistants, and therefore has not been iteglected. The calendars contained in this year's report are a continuation of the history of Canada and give a summary of the events in relation to the Rebelbon of 1837-8, more particularly in Lower Canada. This report also contains an alphabetical list of the books in the Dominion Archives. Respectfully submitted, GEO. F. O'HALLORAN, Deputy Minister of Agriculture. List of Books, &c, Presented with the Names of the Givers. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Names. Antiquarian Society Audette, L. A ...'. Bourget College Brome County Historical Society. Chief Superintendent of Education. . Civil Engineers, Canadian Society of. Dawson, G. M., C.M.G Douglas, RobertC LL.D., F.R.S.Q. Reside Works. Worcester, Mass Ottawa Rigaud... Know! ton Proceedings. Supreme Court Proceedings. Annuaire. Report. Filson Club Predericton, N.B. Montreal Ottawa Ottawa Louisville, Ky Ganong, W. F INorthampton, Mass Histoiieal and Philosophic Society of Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio... Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba... Winnipeg. Man. .. Historical Society of Illinois Springfield, 111 Historical Society of Iowa . Des Moines Johnson, George, Statistician [Ottawa... .Tohns Hopkins University Library . Leafloor, John Library Association McLaughlin, R. W Montreal. Baltimore, Md. Ottawa New York New York Historical Society New York Newcastle-on-Tyne Public Library Newcastle-on-Tyne. Numismatic and Antiquarian Society Montreal.. Ontario Agricultural College.. Oregon Historical Society Providence Public Library Powell, P. W., Bureau of Ethnology. Guelph. Oregon. Royal Society.? Royal Society. Reynolds Library Redemptorist Fathers Royal Scottish Geographical Society. Séminaire de Nicolet Superintendent of Public Instruction. University of Laval University of Michigan University of the State of New York, University of Toronto Providence, R.I. Washington Ottawa London, England ... Rochester Ste. Anne de Beaupré Edinburgh Nicolet Quebec Quebec. .. Ann Arbor New York. Toronto ... War Office Washington St. John, N.B.. Water Sewerage Départaient Wentworth Historical Society Hamilton White, Richard, Montreal Gazette. Whitman's College. Yale University Montreal Walla Walla, Wash New Haven Report for 1901. Pamphlets. Pamphlets and Reports. Pamphlets. (Publications. . Pamphlets. Report. . Pamphlets. . Publications. . (Quarterly Report. . Year Book, 1901. Herbert B. Adams. Debate on Confederation, 1805. (Journal, Monthly. I . Pamphlet. Publications. 21st Report. Publications. I Bulletin. Proceedings. Annual Proceedings. 18th and 19th Report of American Ethnology. Transactions. Transactions. Report. lAnnuals, French and English. 'Monthly Magazines. Report. I Report. Annuaire. (Bulletins. Bulletins. Review of Publications. j Atlas of Filopinas. (26th Annual Report. Transactions and Journal. Almanac, 1902. Quarterly. Report and Catalogue. 2-3 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1903 S TATE PAPERS, LOWER CANADA. Miscellaneous, 1837. Q. 242—1-2-3-4. 1831. November 19, Quebec. November 20, Quebec. November 21, Quebec. 1835. January 1&, Dalhousie Castle. February 23, New York. 1836. August 8, New York. August 20, Toronto. November 6, November 12, Toronto. December 19, Quebec. \ 1837. January, 3, Newton Stewart. January 5, Quebec. January 6, Allerby. January 9, Tenbury. Enclosed in Wheath 7 Enclosed in Tight to Glenelg, 5th 18- Part I, paged from 1 to 287 ; Part 2 from 288 to 561 ; Part 3 from 562 to 862, part 4 from 863 to 1123. Aylmer to Kerr. Kerr to Aylmer. Aylmer to Kerr. Dalhousie to Aberdeen. This and the three preceding, enclosed in Taylor to Glenelg, 16th March, 1837. Copy of petition from Gourlay to William Fourth, to Grey, 8th December, 1837. Resolutions respecting Maria Monk. March, 1837. Unsigned (Isaac Buchanan) on the clergy reserves and school lands in Upper Canada. Page 178 Stephens to . Sends copy of bank note of the South Australian Bank Company for six pence. 474 Isaac Buchanan to Draper. Letter on the clergy reserves and school lands, published in the Albion, of Upper Canada of this date. 139 Walcott to George H. Ryland. Gosford had received his memorial requesting that his (Ryland's) father's application to resign the office of clerk of the Council, in his favour, but, His Lordship considers this course to be inexpedient. Gosford's objection is not personal, but arises from his unwillingness to take any step which might appear to admit the right to hereditary succession, and does not object to his claim for advancement in any other department. 964 Lochart to Grey. Sends a packet of papers on church affairs to be transmitted to the Archbishop of Canterbury. 888 Tracy Thomas to Glenelg. Applies for the office of Commissioner of Crown Lands vacant by the removal of Felton. He had previously applied to the King for this situation who, however, wrote through Taylor that he does not interfere with appointments made by the Secretary of State or by the local Government. 1031 Brewster to Glenelg. Is about to write a work on Junius. Asks whether the Colonial Office contains records whether Lachlan Macleane was appointed to the Collectorship of Philadelphia in 1772, and went there. The point he wishes to determine is whether he went or not. 90 Lochart to Glenelg. The letter with abstract of address, sent to the Bishop of Quebec has come into his (Lockhart's) hands. The Bishop's state of health has decided his physician to order that all matters of business should be kept from him 889 -1 1043' 1044 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 242—1-2-3-4 1837. January 26, London. January 28, New York. January 30, Quebec. January 31, Dublin. January 31, Quebec. January 31, Loughrea. February 6, St. Mary's College. February 11, Limerick. February 12, Greenock. February 15, London. February 18, Downing Street. February 20, Quebec. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Burrage to Glenelg. Complains that he cannot get paid by the Assembly for his services. The failure of the school owing to the conditions attached to its work, namely, that the teacher should educate at least 20 children belonging to destitute persons. 91 A Postscript added at page. 95 James Buchanan. Has forwarded dispatches to Gosford and Head. 136 Tracy Thomas to Glenelg. Had on the 2ijd, (5th) informed His Lordship of the steps he had taken to obtain from the King, the appointment of Commissioner of Crown lands. Sends report of the state of political affairs in Lower Canada. The majority in the townships is of British and foreign origin and opposed to the Papineau party. 1035 (The letter contains various tables of population in Lower Canada, pages 1037-1038). Sarah Hughes to Colonial Office. Encloses a letter from James Stephen respecting his son-in-law, Bryan Conboy, and asks that an investigation be made respecting him and his desolate family. 647 Kerr to Taylor. Sends petition to the Commons from his father who bad been judge of the Court of King's Bench at Quebec and of the Vice-Admiralty Court of Lower Canada. His fathers sufferings from the treatment he received ; his attack of paralysis, &c. His own services in the navy. 866 Enclosed. Petition. 870 Papers relating to the case of Mr. Justice Kerr. 874 to 880 Shad well to Glenelg. Has received His Lordship's letter and is astonishea that Daly not only denies the debt but tries to get rid of it by a quibble relying on an error in his (Shadwell's) statement of the time when he'promised to settle the bill. Is willing to bear the expense of an inquiry. 972 Enclosed. Items' of Account. 974 Rev. R. Haldane to Glenelg. Forwards petition from the widow of the late Rev. George Buchanan, who died leaving a poor family in Canada. Can conscientiously attest the correctness of the statements. 648 Enclosed Petition of Mrs. Buchanan, stating her late husband's services and applying for land. 651 Certificates regarding the late Rev. George Buchanan. 653 to 656 Sabine to Grey. Sends report on the papers of D. Douglas. The manner in which he had conducted the investigation. 975 Gait to Glenelg. Sends newspaper report and calls attention to the leading paragraph. The opinions of his correspondents are not unanimous but something of the general sentiment may be inferred from the diversity. It is doubted if by the reunion of the upper and lower provinces the British population of the lower with the population of Upper Canada would be able to outnumber the French in Lower Canada. This is tbe basis of his argument of the congressional union of all the provinces. The restrictions on the trade of the Colonies must be removed. 535 Enclosed. Remarks of the Star on the union of the provinces and the annexation of Montreal. 537 ! Delisser and Crawford to Glenelg. Nicholas Cox had obtained a grant of the Island of Bonaventure which has been lost to the applicants in consequence of certain regulations, in Lower Canada. Pray for indemnification. 399 Unsigned to Rev. R. Haldane. Has received Mrs. Buchanan's memorial but cannot comply with her request for land, the granting of the petition being contrary to the regulations. 649 Tracy Thomas to Glenelg. Morin, one of the revolutionists of the Assembly, had the effrontery to offer himself to Gosford as a candidate to succeed to the vacant appointment of Commissioner of Crown Lands. It is .Q. 242—1-2-3-4 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1045 SESSIONAL 1837. February 21, London. February 25, Liverpool. February 27, New York. February 27, Perth. February 28. March 3, Norwich. March 4, London. March 5, Reading. March 6, Jersey. March 8, Retford. March 8, Liverpool. March 10, London. March 11, New York. March 13, Liverpool. March 16, London. March 16, Windsor Castle. March 17. 18- PAPER No. 18 disgusting to see this man after insulting Government endeavouring to propitiate it. 1040 Aylmer to Glenelg. In the payment of the arrears of salary due to him and Lieut. Colonel Craig, he had asked that payment should be made in Great Britain and that interest should be allowed from the time of his leaving Lower Canada, but no notice had been taken of these points. 60 Baring Bros. & Co. to Grey. Have forwarded packet to James Buchanan, New York. 306 James Buchanan to Stephen. Has received and forwarded dispatches to Gosford and Head. 208 Read to Glenelg. Renews his recommendation for the union of Upper and Lower Canada. Would have had great pleasure in reading the proclamation dissolving the Assembly of Lower Canada, had the reaction taken place there as it had done in Upper Canada, but as it is thinks the dissolution inexpedient. The representation of Lower Canada must be diminished or that of Upper Canada increased or both, but the remedial measure should be decisive. Decidedly maintains that a dissolution of the Assembly of Lower Canada would be impolitic and unwise. 956 Unsigned to Delisser and Crawford. The Island of Bonaventure granted to Col. Cox in 1792 -was regranted in 1819, no heirs having appeared. 402 Bùrrage to Glenelg. Represents that the evidence submitted shows that he was engaged and that his salary should be charged to the Crown revenues in Canada. 96 Enclosed. Correspondence respecting his (Burrage's) salary as master of the Grammar School. 101 to 111 Delisser and Crawford. Further respecting the grant to Governor Cox of the Island of Bonaventure and why the heirs could not claim the possession at the time of his death. 405 Tight to Glenelg. Urges the propriety of an investigation into the charges brought by Maria Monk. 1007 Encloses Resolutions respecting Maria Monk at a meeting held in the American Tract Society rooms, New York. 1010 Ellison to Colonial Secretary. Solicits a renewal of the extension of time for making his appearance in Canada to claim his land. 462 Brooks to Colonial Secretary. Writes respecting 800 acres of land granted to his brother for services. 112 Baring Brothers & Co. to Grey. Have forwarded packet to James Buchanan, New York. 307 Robinson, Brooking & Garland to Glenelg. The earliest vessels for the St. Lawrence will sail about 20th or 25th instant. 960 James Buchanan to Stephen. Has received and forwarded dispatches to Gosford and Head. 209 Baring Brothers & Co. to Grey. Having been unable to substitute the packet sent for James Buchanan on the 10th for the one sent on the 6th return the former. 308 Memorial of Gregory. States his services and prays for the honour of receiving the third class of the Guelpbic order. 544 Taylor to Glenelg. The King refers to His Lordship the case of Judge Kerr of the King's Bench, Quebec, which His Majesty thinks to be worthy of consideration. 1016 Enclosed. Petition of Judge Kerr. 1018 Aylmer to Mr. Justice Kerr. That the puisne judges are no longer to have seats in the Executive Council, so that his retirement becomes a matter of course. 1022 Unsigned to Delisser and Crawford. Glenelg states that the forfeiture of the Bonaventure property resulted from the neglect of the heirs. For some years past Government have declined to regrant land lost by the ■1A 1046 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 242—1- 1837. March 17, Downing Street. March 18, London. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 ascendants and Glenelg cannot depart from March 21. March 25, London. March 27, New York, March 27, London. March 27. March 28. March 28, March 30, London. neglect of grantees or tb this rule. Page 411 Unsigned to Kerr. The case of his father having undergone the most ample consideration. Glenelg must decline to revive its discussion. His regret at being compelled to return this unfavourable answer. S69 Delisser and Crawford to Grey. Asks for an interview. 414 Enclosed. Memorandum of the grant to Governor Cox of the Island of Bonaventure with the desceit to his heirs. 415 Unsigned to Ellison. That his application to have his time extended to proceed to Canada shall be taken into consideration. 463 Unsigned to Aylmer. One of the main objects of the measure submitted March 30, Lambeth. Maroh 81. March 31," Lochgilphead er by Government to Parliament was to obtain funds for the payment < engagements due to these filling offices in His Majesty's service in Low- Canada. When that measure has passed he will resume consideration of His Lordship's letter. States that it will not be in the power of His Majesty's Government to pay interest. 61 Maule to Glenelg. Encloses letter sent by Burrage, who is one of the many who have suffered by the recklessness of the Papineau party. 899 Delisser and Crawford to Grey. Further respecting the grant of the Island of Bonaventure to Governor Cox with the leading dates. They challenge the legality of the transaction by which they were deprived of their rights which are entirely unconnected with the family of Lt. Col. Cox for whose neglect they are not responsible. James Buchanan to Ellis. Has received Gosford and Head. Pitcairn and Amor to Grey. Forwards a whom they have long favourably known. Unsigned to Barrow papers left by Douglas. 417 ind forwarded dispatches to 210 letter from Robert Johnston 944 Sends ^letter from Sabine with report on the Asks that he submits the documents to the Commissioners of the Admiralty that they may send their opinion to Glenelg, of the amount of remuneration that should be paid to the representatives of Douglas. 977 Buxton to——Many respectable negroes are in Canada, but cannot obtain land by purchase from the Canada Company on the ground that their obtaining land would deter white emigrants from settling. Recommends that government make a grant of land to the negroes. 114 Enclosed. Reports respecting negroes in Canada. 115 Unsigned to Taylor. Sends memorandum showing the grounds on which Judge Kerr was removed. 1017 Aylmer to Glenelg. Believes the time has arrived for soliciting attention to the application of Mackinnon for reimbursement of his expenses in 1835. To support this application sends passage from a letter written by Lord, then Mr. Stanley, desiring that some person or persons should be sent to be examined on the part of Government before a committee of the House, when the communication was received. Mackinnon was on his way and was examined. The second time Mackinnon carried a petition from the Assembly and a dispatch from him (Aylmer) in relation to it. Recommends under these circumstances the payment of Mackinnon. 63 Jackson to Stephen. Are school masters sent out to Canada by Government 1 If so, are there any vacancies 1 364 Unsigned to Buxton. Government cannot interfere with the Canada Company and Glenelg does not feel warranted in placing the negroes separate from other inhabitants, even if he had not been bound to the Canada Company not to dispose of the land except by sale. 120 Dick to Colonial Secretary. Desires to know where he can get a copy of the will of his late brother, Robert Dick. j.07 Q. 142—1- 3-4 iTATE PAPERS -LOWER CANADA. 1041 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1837. April 1, Clarke to Gordon. Perth. died some years ago r April 5, Murray to Stephen London. Will the fact that he getting land ? April 6, Aylmer to Glenelg. London. arrears of salary due >r Quebec and whose next of kin April 6, London. April 8. Aprii 13, London. April 15, Montreal. April 19. April 19, London. April 20, •Greenock. April 20, Greenock. April 24, London. April 24. Asks for information respecting Donald Clarke, who are advertised for. Page 326 A relation of his is about to settle in Canada. served in the navy for twelve years facilitate his 900 Considers the refusal to grant him interest on the him to be an unjust decision. Had he been able to reconcile it to his sense of justice to the public officers in the province no arrears would have accrued, as Goderich's instructions would have justified his issuing a warrant for his own salary and the salaries of the provincial secretary and the law officers of the Crown out of the revenues at the disposal of His Majesty. Although the interest has been refused he does not regret the course he took. It is hard for him to suffer from a state of affairs he did his best to prevent. 69 Burrage to Glenelg. Writes for an answer to two letters. If a satisfactory settlement of his claim be made proposes to return to his duties as soon as possible. 122 Unsigned to Burrage. Has received representations. Regrets his (Burrage's) difficulties since his arrival in Lower Canada. Would have gladly given substantial relief but the bill laid before Parliament only provides for the absolute necessities and he cannot hold out hopes of any arrangement which would only be preparing for a disappointment. 98 Burrage to Grey. Urges that his claim might be transferred as was the case with Sewell's. Had not been alarmed at any reports that might effect his salary and allowances. Had not heard that the Crown revenues were to be given up till the act was accomplished or he would have protested sooner what his engagement was. 123 Marconnay to Russell (in French). The state of parties in Montreal. The extreme party have two papers by means of which they inculcate the falsest ideas. He has founded a paper of which three numbers are sent to oppose these ideas. The difficulty of making such a paper pay and asks that means may be adopted to secure its existence. 558 Enclosed. In part 3, two copies of Le Populaire. 562, 602. Unsigned to Gregory. Although Glenelg on the part of Government can give no pledge that his (Gregory's) object will be attained, yet His Lordship will bestow the best attention on Gregory's claims. 548 Goulburn to Glenelg. Sends statement on the case of Rev. Mr. Burrage and leaves the decision in his (Glenelg's) hands. 549 Gait to Glenelg. Has sent to Upper Canada copy of the proposed petition which he will send to the Colonial Office. Desires to submit a question similar to that put to Howick before the formation of the British American Land Campany, of which company satisfactory information has been received. Has had a letter from Ireland respecting the formation of a new land company and several communications as to the necessity of establishing a system of emigration from the Western Highlands, and it is with these that he asks for an answer as to whether Government would grant or sell sufficient land for a settlement. Remarks on the plan of settlement. 553 Gait to Grey. Sends order for a copy of his work " Literary life and Miscellanies." . 557 Booth to , Has been referred to him by Major Sabine for payment of account against the late David Douglas. 129 Enclosed. Account. 130 Unsigned to Delisser and Crawford. By instructions from Glenelg summarises the facts connected with the claim for compensation owing to their loss of the island of Bonaventure. 422 1048 1837. April 25, Chatham. April —. Mayl, London. May 1, Brackley. Mayl, Quebec. May 5, New York. May 15. May 17, London. May 18, Downing Street. May 19, New York. May 20. STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q- 242—1-2-3-4 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 McCumming to Colonial Secretary. Is seignor of 54 square miles of territory on the south shore of the St. Lawrence, opposite Anticosti, and asks for help to settle his land. Page 328 Unsigned to Booth. Refers him to the representatives of David Douglas for payment of the account due by that gentleman. 131 Burrage to Goulburn. Finds himself obliged to return to Quebec from domestic circumstances. Had received no reply to his letters. Asks for a short interview. The Grammar school being a failure, he would accept £200 a year as a retiring allowance, to be charged on funds not likely to come under the control of the Assembly. Would employ himself in that case on a mission or open a private school. Trusts that at a favourable opportunity he will advocate the settlement of his claim. 126 W. D. Ryland to Glenelg. Had sent a memorial, more than a year ago, in favour of his father, after 56 years' service being permitted to resign his appointment of Registrar and clerk of the Executive Council in favour of his son, who for 16 years has held the office of assistant clerk. This memorial was approved of but objected to by the Earl of Gosford on the ground of its tendency to make such situations hereditary. He did not object personally and did not consider it as applying to advancement in any other department. Another memorial was sent by his brother to be appointed to be sheriff of Montreal which was about to become vacant. In event of the appointment of his brother to an office of similar value with the clerkship, his father would be willing to resign only stipulating that his pension of £300 a year should revert to his wife should she survive, she being within a year of his own age—77. 961 Sewell to Stephen. Applies for clerical preferment in England for his son who is about to take Holy Orders in the Church of England. His qualification. Sends copy of petition to that effect. 978 Enclosed. Copy of petition. 980 James Buchanan to Stephen. Has received and forwarded dispatches to Gosford and Head. 211 Unsigned to the Commissioners Grey and Gipps. Copy of a letter from Goulburn sent. Is there anything in the letter to require any qualification of the opinion already sent on the case of Burrage. 552 Unsigned to McCumming. Glenelg states that the Government having no funds applicable for settlement, he can only reserve his (McCumming's) proposal for future reference. 332 Campbell to Grant. Applies again for an interview with Glenelg on the part of the directors of the Bank of British North America. 334 Forsyth to Grey. Desires to be presented by Glenelg at the Kings birthday levee. . 484 Unsigned to Aylmer. Stanley's letter is conclusive as to the first crossing in 1834, and therefore he has no hesitation in Ordering payment, but he fears he cannot do the same with the second and his crossing at that time involved no extra expense as he must return on the conclusion of his (Aylmer's) term of office. 66 James Buchanan to Grey. Had been called to Lower Canada by a severe domestic affliction, and as the banks in the United States had suspended specie payments had recommended that the silver in the hands of the Receiver General should be issued to the banks, but in consequence of the demand that would arise advises instead sending a proper supply of copper money to afford facilities for the daily business. 212 Enclosed. The same to Gosford on the expediency of upholding the banks of Lower Canada. 217 Unsigned to Rev. W. D. Ryland. Glenelg cannot appoint G. H. Ryland to any office in the public service of Canada unless he is regarded after a Q. 242—1-2-3-4 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1049 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1837. May 22. May 22, London. May 23, London. May 23, London. May 25, London. May 29, Athlone. May 29, Liverpool. May 29, London. May 30, New York. May 31. June 2. June 2. June 3, Arundel. June 3, Arundel. June 5. careful review by the Governor as more eligible than any other. The pension to his father cannot be continued to his mother should she survive. Page 966 Unsigned to Aylmer. Government have not felt themselves at liberty to depart from the view they have taken not to pay interest on arrears. 72 Gavan to Glenelg. Sends memorial from the merchants of Grenada representing the advantages likely to arrive from the construction of a railway between the colonies and New Brunswick. Asks for His Lordship's support for the undertaking. 335 Enclosed. The memorial. 338 Aylmer to Glenelg. Has received the letter refusing to pay interest on arrears. He would rather suffer than be guilty with Government of a similar act of injustice. 73 Holmes to Grey. Sends as desired printed statement of the damage to the Seminary of Quebec in respect to their property in and near the city, with a summary of the case. 657 Enclosed. Statement respecting the grievances of the Seminary of Quebec, including reports <and other documents. 666 to 820 MacKinnon to Glenelg. Has had letter from His Lordship handed him by Lord Aylmer that the sum expended by him for travelling expenses in 1834 will be repaid by the Colonial office, but he is to apply to the Secretary for War for those for 1835. This he has done, deducting £Q 10s. for expenses in London from the date of his arrival till he was notified that his attendance at the Colonial Office was no longer necessary. This amount he does not think he has any claim for on the War Office. 901 Memorial of Edmund P. Molloy, on behalf of his sisters who propose to settle in Canada and who desire to be informed if they would continue to receive the allowance from the compassionate fund on settling there. 907 Hart to Glenelg. Represents that his father and M. J. Hays were appointed justices of the peace, but could not qualify, the oath being on the " true faith of a Christian " they being Jews. Finds that these two names are omitted from the last list of justices and desires to know why Aylmer's letter has remained unanswered. The grievance can be redressed by Government. 822 Stevenson to Glenelg. Applies for copies of documents relating to the Mohawk valley for the use of a person who is writing its history and who supposes there are letters from Sir William Johnson and Sir J. Johnson concerning the War. Asks also for speeches or documents relating to Joseph Brant. 982 James Buchanan to Grey. Sends extract from Montreal paper in support of his proposition as to a supply of copper coin. 256 Unsigned to Aylmer. As soon as the measure for paying the arrears due to the civil servants has passed Parliament, steps shall be taken to pay in Great Britain those due to His Lordship. 75 Unsigned to Sulivan. By Glenelg's directions the payment of Captain MacKinnon's travelling expenses is recommended. 903 Unsigned to MacKinnon. Glenelg has recommended the War Office to reimburse him for the expenses of his return in 1835. 905 Sabine to Grey. Offers his services to carry out the suggestion contained in the accompanying letter. Desires to know if Government would select the artist to be employed or if he (Sabine) should do so. 985 The same to the same. Suggests that a simple tablet to the memory of Douglas might be placed in the church of Scone, in Perthshire, where he was born, or in Owhyee, where he was buried, or in both. 986 Unsigned to Cavan. In answer to letter of 22nd May. Government has long since contributed all the assistance in its power to the Quebec and St. Andrews railway. 337 1050 1837. June 5. June 6, Downing Street. June 9, New York June 10, New York June 12, Gibraltar. June 14, Belfast. June 15, London. June 19, New York. June 19. June July 25. July 8, New York. July 8, Quebec. STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q- 242 1-2-3-4 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Unsigned to Homes. Glenelg cannot come to a decision on the case of the Seminary till he refers it to the local Government. His Lordship will transmit the papers to Gosford by the first opportunity. Page 827 Unsigned to Stevenson. Has applied on behalf of a citizen of the United States for leave to him to take copies of documents relating to the Valley of the Mohawk. Glenelg will have search made and shall afford any assistance which can be given without prejudice to His Majesty's Service. 984 James Buchanan to Stephen. Has received and forwarded dispatches to Gosford and Head. 257 The same to the same. Asks Stephen to forward a letter to his (Buchanan's) brother. 258 Greig to Grey. The high character of the French Canadian peasantry. Does not believe they will rebel, whatever Papineau, Yiger, &c, may say. and the Vindicator may write. Advocates the establishment of a Government land company in Lower Canada. The insignificant population of the province in point of numbers. The length of time it will take before Lower Canada is settled under the present system, His experience. 640 Jane Duncan or Preston to Colonial Secretary. Applies for the address of her brother Charles Preston, late of the 32nd regiment. 428 Lushington to Glenelg. He (Glenelg) having promised that the deeds of a purchase he had made should be sent to Canada for signature, he hopes that the question of the signature will be recommended to Head. 891 J. C. Buchanan to Stephen. Has received and forwarded dispatch to Gosford. 259 Unsigned to MacKinnon. The Secretary for War on receipt of proper certificates is ready to recommend payment of the regulated allowance for passage money, but not the extra expenses for his return, that not having been connected with the military service. ,906 Unsigned to Hart. With reference to his complaint, it rests with the legislature of Lower Canada to redress the grievance, and not with Her Majesty's Government. 827 Amyot to Stephen. Requests payment of the arrears of his pension. 3 James Buchanan to the same. Dispatches received and forwarded. 260 Tracy Thomas to Glenelg. His gratitude for kindness in replying to his application for the office of Commissioner of Crown Lands. Has been told that no appointment shall be made till the Governor's views are known. The agitation by Papineau in favour of the 92 resolutions, and with Morin howling sedition. The meetings to be put down, proclamation issued which Papineau tore to shreds before his supporters and snapped his fingers at its contents. Lenient measures will not do with this man nor his faction, as they have released themselves from the ties of law, honour and justice. Warrants of arrest should have been their portion and the common prison their houses of detention. This step should have been taken whilst the times were hot, instead of allowing Papineau to spread his pernicious principles, as he now thinks Government is afraid of him and his party. No jury could be found to commit him. Gosford is an excellent man, but too lenient for revolutionary heroes like Papineau ; the nerve and determination of Craig is wanting and the vigour and talent of Stewart (Stuart) late Attorney General. The loss of Stuart is greatly felt in these times. Would strongly advise his being consulted by the Governor as a constitutional lawyer. Munn elected in Quebec to the Assembly. Women brought up by the Papineau party to vote against Munn. Argument by Morin in favour of this step. Sends the two latest newspapers, one containing proceedings of a loyal meeting at Montreal and the other, account of the violent proceedings at St. Eustache. The state of affairs lead him again to recommend a police establishment paid by the Crown to preserve the peace. 1042 Fear of riots. Q. 242—1-2-3-4 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1051 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1837. July 12. July 14, Liverpool. July 14, London. July 14, London. July 14, Quebec. July 15. July 15, Cowes. July 15, New York. July 20, Gort. July 20. July 20, London. July 21, London. July 24, New York. July 27, Cowes. July 31. July 31. August 1. Unsigned to Aylmer. Was prepared to recommend to the Treasury payment of arrears to His Lordship and Civil Secretary but can find no precise statement of the sums to which they are respectively entitled. Asks for an account of the sums now due. 85 Elder to Glenelg. - Applies for employment in Canada or elsewhere, there being-two vacancies for clerks in Canada. States his services. 465 Forsyth to Grey. Applies as a legislative councillor in Lower Canada for an extension of his leave of absence. 485 Lockhart to Glenelg. Reports the death of the Bishop of Quebec at the house of his nephew, the Earl of Galloway, yesterday (13th July) at 2.20. The church in Canada will feel the loss. 893 Tracy Thomas to Stephen. Sends confirmation of his prediction that none of the resolutionists would renounce one of the 92 resolutions. Does not know how the attempt at conciliation by calling the legislature together will succeed. It will give them another opportunity to contribute to the good government of the country but there are some members who can see no means of promoting the public welfare but by treason and bloodshed, fancying they see thus individual power. A speech by Papineau at Montreal indicates the course that will probably be taken by the Assembly. Quotes speech by Papineau, who is a perfect curse to the country. 1050 Unsigned to Spearman. Messrs. Buchanan and Amyot have applied for payment of the amounts due them. Sees no sufficient ground for refusing them. 4 Aylmer to Glenelg. Cannot state the balance of arrears due to himself and Craig, Civil Secretary, his papers being in London, but asks him to refer to the dispatch from Gosford on the subject. 76 James Buchanan to Grey. Dispatch received and forwarded. 261 Douglas to Colonial Office. Is desirous to know the fate of. his brother Stephen Douglas. ! 429 Unsigned to Elder. Situations in the Engineer and Ordnance department in the Colonies are in the gift of the Master General and Board of Ordnance. 467 Lockhart to Stephen. Applies for payment of a sum of £200 of the salary of the late Bishop of Quebec, the funds of the estate in England not being sufficient to pay servants wages, their passage to Canada, &c. 892 Forsyth to Stephen. In answer to inquiry as to when he is to resume residence in Lower Canada, his business being unsettled he cannot state definitely. 486 James Buchanan to the same. Dispatch for Head received and forwarded. 262 Aylmer to Glenelg. In answer to the statement that there is no document in the Colonial Office to show the arrears due to him and Craig, reminds Glenelg that shortly after his (Aylmer's) return he transmitted an official statement of the amount due. 77 Ainsworth to Grey. Asks for letters of introduction in favour of E. Corrie to the consul at New York and to the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada. 7 Unsigned to Forsyth. Unless he can state definitely and for a not very remote period, when he intends to return to Canada, Glenelg cannot grant the extension of time. 487 Unsigned to Aylmer. In reference to the statement that a record of the arrears due to His Lordship and his civil secretary had been sent by Gosford. On referring to the dispatch he would find that the statement is erroneous and that the sums stated to be due were calculated to the 10th October, 1835. Has an account of sums due at his departure from Lower Canada and therefore feels himself at liberty to move the Treasury to pay the amount. 79 1055 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. q. 242—1-2-3-4 1837. August 2, New York. August 3. August 3, Birmingham. August 7, Clonmel. August 8, Quebec. August 9, Clonmel. August 11, New York. August 12, Christ Church. August 12, Loughrea. August 14, London. August 15, New York. August 15, Norwood. August 18, Quebec. August 21, Vauxhall. August 24, London. August 25, Montreal. August 26, Christ Church August 26, Woodbridge. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatches sent on the 14th of June received and forwarded. Page -bo Unsigned to Gosford. Death of the Lord Bishop of Quebec. The consequent arrangements shall be sent. ""* Scholefield to Glenelg. Sends letter containing proposal of the Bank of Montreal for the issue of copper coinage. Apparently Messrs. Boulton and Watt state a penalty is incurred for such an issue but that permission is usually given to applicants. "°* Mary Williams to Colonial Secretary. Applies to hâve a letter forwarded to Halifax. l0?° Tracy Thomas to Glenelg. Is afraid his letters may be considered tiresome being rather long. Sends newspapers showing the true character of Papineau. If his views prevail there will be no session of the legislature just called. The arrears of official salaries must be paid off. The views towards rebellion held by Papineau. These are enlarged on and quotations, given from Papineau's speech at L'Assomption. 1055 Enclosed. Article entitled, Purely Democratic Institutions. 1067 Margaret Mulcahey to Colonial Secretary. Hopes he will forward enclosed letter as directed. 908 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatch sent on 29th June received and forwarded. 264 Lochart to Stephen. Repeats the request made on 20th ulto. for an advance of £200 made on the late Bishop's salary to pay servants' wages, &c. • 895 Shadwell to Glenelg. Had been visited by a brother-in-law of Daly's who asked if he (Shadwell) would accept the principal of the debt and stated, in answer to his intention to accept no settlement without reference to the government that Daly was not subject to Glenelg as he held his office by patent. 989 Petition of Martin Manning. He and his family are starving as he is unable to get work. Applies for a passage to America. 909 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatch for Gosford received and forwarded. 265 Pizey to . Applies for a clerical appointment in Canada as he is unable to obtain ordination in the Church of England from not having graduated at one of the Universities. 945 Tracy Thomas to Stephen. Sends copies of letter from the Civil Secretary to Papineau and answer, which latter contains the essence of blackguardism. 1075 The enclosures are omitted having been previously copied. Mary Crook to Glenelg. Her husband, a sailor, was left in hospital, unable to be moved when the ship sailed. Has since been able to get no information respecting him. Applies to Glenelg to try to obtain it for her. 341 Enclosed. Certificate of the illness of Thomas Crook, seaman, dated Quebec, 29th October, 1836. 343 St. André to Grey. Applies for certificates of burial of Jean Jacques Gimbert and Jean Denis Daulé. 8 Views of the Papineau faction. Enclosed in Tracy Thomas to Stephen, 4th September, 1837. 1079 Lochart to Stephen. In accordance with letter from the Treasury, reports that the death of the Lord Bishop of Quebec took place on the 13th ulto., and that he had written to Sewell, joint executor with him that his request for £200 was under consideration by the treasury and that he was to deduct this sum from the amount to be received by him in Canada. 896 5 Norton to Glenelg. Applies to be appointed Bishop of Quebec in succession to the late Bishop. His political principles, as well as those of his Q. 242—1-2-3-4 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1053 SESSIONAL 1837. August 28, New York. August 31, New York. September 4, Quebec. September 6, New York. September 10. September 10, London. September 13, Quebec. September 20, London. September 22. September 23, New York. September 25, London. September 25, London. September 25, London. PAPER No. 18 family agree with the principles of the present government. His educational acquirements. Page 934 A similar letter written to Lord John Russell. James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatches to Gosford and Head received and forwarded, also separate letter for Gosford. 266 The same to the same. Dispatches to Gosford and Head received and forwarded. 267 Tracy Thomas to the same. Sends further views of the Papineau faction with two other articles. Recommends that the annual payment of the officers of the Crown in Lower Canada be arranged for, there having been of late a constant altercation between the Assembly and the Excutive leading to the belief that the civil servants are pensioners on the Assembly and causing them to be despised instead of respected. 1077 Enclosed. Yiews of the Papineau faction from the correspondence of the New York Daily Express copied in the Vindicator. 1079 Further statements translated from the Minerve. 1085 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatch to Head received and forwarded. 268 Unsigned to Doherty. He is to find certificate of the burial of Jean Jacques Gimbert. 9 Aylmer to Glenelg. .. Criticises the statement of the amount due to him and civil secretary as between that in Glenelg's letter and Gosford's dispatch. 81 Tracy Thomas to Stephen. In his letters on the affairs of Canada he has not adverted to his application to be appointed Commissioner of Crown Lands, believing that to be unneccessary. Suggests that the price of Crown lands be paid over to the Receiver General. The approaching marriage of Walcott the Governer's secretary, to Davidson's daughter, no doubt accounts for Gosford's pressing Davidson's application for the office of Commissioner of Crown lands. 1087 Aylmer to Glenelg. Finds that neither the arrears due to him, nor those to Lieut. Colonel Craig have been paid. The delay in fulfilling the pledge of government, he cannot understand. 86 Unsigned to Norton. Glenelg regrets that he cannot entertain his (Norton's) application to be appointed Bishop of Quebec as an arrangement was made in 1835 that the Bishop of Montreal was to succeed. That does not create a vacancy, as Montreal is not a distinct see. 937 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatches to Gosford, Head and Harvey received and forwarded. 269 Aylmer to Glenelg. Unless requested to wait upon him to-morrow, he intends to be out of town, returning in the evening. The inconvenience from which he suffers, owing to the delay in fulfilling an engagement to pay the arrears due. Several weeks have elapsed since the engagement was made to do so immediately. 87 Holmes to Glenelg. The answer of Grey, that Glenelg could not comply with his application had surprised and mortified him, especially as he was informed that if the appeal had been allowed to the Privy Council no fresh evidence could have been adduced, f eeling that the Seminary and Ursulines should not have been deprived of a privilige granted to others. Summarises the report from the Commissioners to which he replies and sends copies of correspondence with the commissioners in 1826. 828 Enclosed. Extracts from correspondence. 839 to 841 Mackinnon to Stephen. Sends acknowledgment that he has received bill for £196 drawn in his favour by the Commissary General of Lower Canada. 910 1054 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 242—1-2- 1837. September 26. October 1, Quebec. October 9, Dublin. October 11, Lower Canada October 13. October 13. October 16, Montreal. October 16, Montreal. October 17, New York. October 19, Sherbrooke. October 20, New York. October 20, Walworth. October 25. October 25, Shoreham. October 30, New York. November 2, New Yoi k. NovemK London. x3, November 6, London. November 9. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Glenleg to Aylmer. Is sorry for the inconvenience he has been subject to. Would have explained the cause of the delay, but that is not now necessary. "° W. Smith to Glenelg. Sends memorial which he asks if approved of, to be recommended to the Queen. 991 Enclosed. Representation asking that he be not dismissed from the Executive Council. If dismissed ask for the honour of knighthood or to be retained as an honorary member, he being now the senior member. 992 Weyland to Glenelg. Desires to obtain information respecting lands near to trace Three Rivers on the banks of the Toronto river, so as to enable him their locality. Desires to settle the land with old soldiers from his corps. 1095 Unsigned and unaddressed. An enclosure sent which is of importance to Lord Aylmer. 13 Unsigned to Spearman. In reference to the claim of the seminary of Quebec for indemnity, sends further letter from Rev. J. Holmes. 842 Enclosed. Holmes to Grey. He has to be absent for some time and has authorized James Tullock to act for him in his absence. 844 Memorial by Gourlav. Enclosed in Wheatley to Grey. 8th December, 1837. 1095 Petition of Mrs. Harriet Ansley for the allowance granted to widows of clergymen. 10 Unsigned to Colonial Secretary. Petition by Mrs. Harriet Ansley sent, It would be most gratifying to her friends to learn that it had been presented to the Queen through His Lordship's influence. 14 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatch to Gosford received and forwarded. 270 Fraser to Glenelg. Sends copy of bill he proposes for securing the fealty and advancing the permanent peace of Canada. Sound educational and religious institutions will prevent childish brawls and the boasting of demagogic meetings. 488 Enclosed. Proposed Act for the amelioration of Canada. 490 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatches received and forwarded to their respective destinations. 271 Darton to Colonial Office. Proposal for the increase of emigration to the Colonies. 430 Unsigned to Darton. Glenelg desires to express thanks for Darton's communication respecting emigration. 434 Rev. E. Symons to Colonial Secretary. Applies for the address of Major Jones who sold out of the 69th regiment and bought land to settle in Canada. 994 James Buchanan to Grey. Dispatch received and forwarded to its destination. 272 The same to Stephen. Dispatches received and forwarded to their respective destinations. 273 McDougall to Glenelg. Sends copy of the " Yindicator " showing the influence of Papineau over the ignorant habitans to be greater than that of the Bishop, which is a serious feature in Canadian affairs. The change of view which will take place when it has been found that a strong body of volunteers are arrayed against the "habitans" with the regular troops. The appointment of the two officers he had named would do away with the necessity of sending more regular troops, as there would be no difficulty in raising enough of volunteers. "911 Delisser to Grey. Asks for an interview to explain information he had received from Canada. 435 James Ellice to the Same. Discusses the question of the right of possession to the Columbia river territory which was occupied by the North West f- Q. 242—1- STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1055 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1837. November 16, London. November 16, The Heath. November 17 Jersey. November 25, London. Npvember 27, St. Leonard's. November 27, London. November 29. November 29, Edinburgh. November 30. November 30, Versailles. November 30. Company before Astor projected his enterprise and was forced to employ at first Canadian and British subjects. 468 Delisser to the same. In accordance with his request, sends details of the claim to Bonaventure Island. 436 Mountain to the same. In a letter from the Bishop of Montreal he expresses the fear that his appointment to be Bishop of Quebec will be attended with an expense for fees which he cannot afford. No salary being attached' to the office, is assured that Government will provide for the fees. Hopes, besides, that some provision will be made for the heavy expense of visitations, etc. 915 Ellison to Glenelg. Points out the loss he had sustained by the sale of the Longships light house from which Government had derived so much benefit which, with his long service in the 60th Rifles should be sufficient to entitle him to some consideration on the part of Government. Encloses medical certificate. Asks leave to take up by deputy his land in Canada. 475 Enclosed. Medical certificates. 478 to 480 Power and Talbot to Grey. Recommend Stewart for employment and enclose his memorial. 946 Enclosed Stewart to Power. Explains the object of his memorial which is to get an appointment in the North American colonies, especially emigration agent, Buchanan the present agent in Quebec having been for some years in a bad state of health. 947 Memorial. 949 Certificate in favour of Stewart. 952 Howe to Glenelg. Transmits answer to address of condolence to Queen Adelaide from the Assembly of Lower Canada to be forwarded. 845 McDougall to the same. Is persuaded of the speedy severance of the union between Canada and the mother state, unless the promptest means of defence against a revolutionary party are not adopted. The constitutional party are determined never to submit to anything approaching French republicanism. Rather than submit to this he is persuaded they would seek union with the United States. The rebellious party are allowed to organize and arm, whilst' the constitutionalists are not allowed to form volunteer companies. A body of truly loyal volunteers could be formed as would enable government to control the revolutionists both physically and morally. In the state of paralysis in Lower Canada, no one of standing or character would go there to place himself in a position of mortification and uselessness, but if the Imperial Parliament legislated with judicious strength, then the hands and hearts of all such persons would unite to preserve the institutions under which they wish to live and die. The measures that should be taken promptly. 916 Unsigned to Ellison. Is directed by Glenelg to acknowledge his letter applying for extension of time and that he may take up his land in Canada, by deputy. His time may be extended to June next, but not beyond. Permission cannot be given to take up his land by deputy. 481 Application of Gourlay. Enclosed in Wheatley to Grey, 8th December, 1837. Unsigned to Delisser. After considering further arguments, Glenelg can see no reason to change his decision on the case. 441 Grainger to . Sends plans to unite the two Canadas. The necessity of having a large force at Quebec to show that Government is the strongest. Remarks on Irish titles. The difficulty of suppressing slave trading. 644 Unsigned to Howe. Returns the answer to the letter of condolence which has been addressed to the Speaker of the Assembly instead of to the Speaker of the Council. The speaker of the Assembly is Papineau and no addresses similar to these, forwarded to His Lordship have been sent by that body. 846- 1056 1837. December 1, St. Leonard's. December 2, Liverpool. December 5, London. December 6, Brighton. December 7> Hamilton. December 7, London. December 8, Loughrea. December 8, New York. December 8, Loughrea. December 8, London. December 10. December 10, Portsmouth. December 10, Brighton. December 11, Quebec. December 11, Montreal. December 11, New York. STATE PAPERS—LOWEE CANADA. answer to Q. 242—1-2-3-4 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 the address of condolence 847 Howe to Glenelg. Returns the properly addressed to the Council. Court to Glenelg. Sends a Quebec newspaper of the 10th of November with the account of a conflict between the two parties in Montreal. 344 Enclosed. Extract taken from the Montreal Herald, with the heading Total rout of the " Sons of Liberty." 345 Account of the trial for libel of Girod v. Pinet, in which were awarded damages one shilling and costs one shilling. 350 McDougall to Grant. Asks for the return of the " Vindicator " to the Colonial Society, which had allowed him to send the paper for Glenelg's i J 914 perusal. S1* Hanchett to Glenelg. Recommends stationing a large flotilla of steamers and gun boats on the lakes to give confidence. He could man the gunboats at a very trifling expense owing to his knowledge of the country. 848 Unsigned and unaddressed (Extract) Report of the disturbed state of Upper Canada. }y Memorial of Maloney. States his services and applies for a civil or military situation in Canada. 923 Enclosed. Certificate of Maloney's services in the 89th regiment. 926 Burke to Glenelg. Complains that Shadwell has represented him in regard to his saying that Daly could hot be removed as he held his place by patent. Denies that he ever made such a statement. 132 James Buchanan to Stephen. The precautions that should be observed in forwarding dispatches during the rebellion. 274 Shadwell to Glenelg. Applies for the return of Daly's bill and the protest as Burke, Daly's brother-in-law, will not pay the amount till he has these. Owing to the badness of the times, he has been compelled to accept the principal of the claim without the interest. 995 Whe'atley to Grey. Transmits by command of the Queen a memorial for the consideration of Glenelg. 1093 Enclosed. Application of Gourlay to have the answer to his memorial addressed to his daughter at Kinghorn in Fifeshire. 1094 Memorial by Gourlay. 1095 Copy of petition by Gourlay to William Fourth. 1099 Unsigned and unaddressed. Letter sent to Aylmer of great importance. If be should have left London Lord Saltoûn may know his address. McKenzie at the head of 600 miscreants and threatens the destruction of Toronto. Reported death of Moodie. Other outrages reported. Zeal of Head ; the safety of the provinces may be attributed to Colborne. 34 Colborne to Grey. Will deliver dispatch to Sir John Colborne with as little delay as possible. 351 Hanchett to Glenelg. If as reported, Arthur is prevented from going as Governor to Canada offers to organise a flotilla of gunboats and 5,000 of the inhabitants settled on the shores of the lakes. Papineau's conspiracy is a branch from the republicans in France, who are without rengion, honour or morality. 850 • Unsigned and unaddressed. Quiet at Quebec 1200 volunteers enrolled and armed and the 43rd expected. 16 (Extract unsigned and unaddressed). Rebel leaders taken prisoners. The rebels totally dispersed except at St. Eustache and the Grand Brule which will be visited shortly. Alarming news from Toronto. 17 Postcript describes the force for the Grand Brule and the troops forming the garrison. Defeat of the rebels at Toronto. Wolfred Nelson and Dr. Yalois brought in as prisoners. James Buchanan to Glenelg. Sends copy of letter forwarded to H. M. Minister at Washington and printed hand-bill calling a meeting at Troy in aid of the rebels. The violence of the newspapers in the United States. Q. 242—1-2-3-4 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 105 SESSIONAL 1837. /ourable to Her Majesty and may conv December 11, London. December 12, Sherbrooke. December 13, Montreal. December 13, Sherbrooke. December 14, London. December 15, Philadelphia. December 15, Leeds. December 16, Toronto. December 16. December 20, New York. December 20, Sandhurst. 75 PAPER No. 18 Sends a paper which is fav some information. Enclosed. Buchanan to Fox. Sends information respecting the movements in the United States in favour of the rebels. 276 Cooke to Glenelg. Remarks on the political state of the Canadas and suggestions for the improvement of the Legislative Council. 352 Fraser to Glenelg. As the affairs of Canada are likely to engage more attention in Canada than he anticipated, he sends explanation of the clauses of his proposed Act and sends also a revised copy. Glenelg may make use of tbe proposed Act as he pleases ; asks that it be put into the hands of the man. who is to construct the real Act. Has opened his whole heart and asks forgiveness if he has overstepped the proper bounds in doing so. Did not think the poor French would have risen, and thought the provincial government could have brought more rapidly larger measures and a more powerful force. The foolish attempt at Rebellion must soon be suppressed even with the present means and he is anxious for the radical cure of errors which have occasioned the trouble. 502 Enclosed. Revised plan of Act omitted except the additions made to it. 504 Confidential notes appended to the proposed Act. 507 (Extract). Colborne gone to Grand Brule. The spirit which animates the British population. Sends newspapers The Courier contains the number of prisoners from Missisquoi. News anxiously expected from Toronto ; it is expected to be favourable but many valuable lives will be lost. The folly of Head the Lieut. Governor. 21 Report of a meeting with the loyal resolutions passed. 41 An extract from a speech by Papineau to the electors of the West Ward of Montreal in 1820. ■ ' ' 48 Cochran to Grey. The compensation in lieu of fees. . Is he to enjoy this on the abolition of the office of auditor of land patents. Remarks on the office he held as Executive Councillor ; the necessity he is under to seek for employment elsewhere. His surprise at his dismissal from office. 359 Cowell to (Extract). The state of affairs in Canada will cause an influx of bills to the Treasury. No interest is felt for the Canadians by the people of Philadelphia. The President has issued instructions for neutrality to the Governors of the different States. Neither the President nor the Governors have the means to enforce this but it has a strong moral influ- ance. 371 Foster Shaw to Glenelg. Sends publications which His Lordship is asked to read, as if true the statements are awful. The crimes there enumerated as practiced are such as to shock the feelings. The book has been extensively circulated but, from the nature of its contents, in a secret way; but there is a strong desire that the whole matter should have full investigation. 996 Patriot extra. Copy of a dispatch from A. N. Macnab commander of the forces employed to clear the London district of banditti, an address of the Magistrates of Barrie to Head and reply. 288 Proclamation, offering rewards for the apprehension of rebels. 294 Remarks on the probability of the rebels being sent to the gallows. Indians employed to hunt them in the woods. 295 Latest from Lower Canada respecting the rebellion of the same date. 296 Other accounts of the rebellion being extracts from newspapers on both sides. 299, 301 James Buchanan to Stephen. Dispatches may be sent safely by the commander of any of the New York packets sailing- from Liverpool or Portsmouth. Date of sailings. 278 Maria Chapman to . Applies for interest to obtain payment of a bill due by Captain John Sewell. Sends note of the items. 373 1058 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA Q. 24 1837. December 22, Fludyer Street December 23, London, U. C. December 23, London. December 23, London. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Items of the account against Captain John Sewell amounting 375 Creswell is desirous of obtaining an interview the disturbances in Lower rth American Association 1104 ; about 500 prisoners taken. going of troops. Arrival of December 24, Liverpool. December 25, Upper Canada Deoember 25, London. Deoember 26, New York. December 26, London Dock. Enclosed. to £17. 1. 4. Wainwright to Glenelg. to lay before His Lordship resolutions on Canada passed by the members of the British in Liverpool. (Extract.) Dispersal of Duncombe's band Cannot give particulars of the coming and MacNab on the 20th, who disbanded the militia as there seems no more need of their services. 3o Cochran to Grey. Sends paper relating to the Government of Lower Canada to be communicated to Glenelg if it is thought fit and proper to do so. 37? Enclosed. Memorandum respecting the Government of Lower Canada. 379 McDougall to Glenelg. Urges the immediate sending active and zealous officers to Colborne so that he might give a speedy organisation to the loyal inhabitants. Unless they actively support government the troops that could be sent would not be able to hold the country. The English, Scotch and Irish are loyal and should at once be organized for the protection of their lives and property. As men and arms abundantly exist in Lower Canada, it would be unjust and cruel not to have the inhabitants of British origin organized. In winter owing to the state of the roads régulai** troops sent to the relief of loyalists would be exposed to the great risk of being cut off, so that the loyal inhabitants should be given sufficient organization so that the troops could be placed in such a situation as would enable them to maintain themselves all winter. Again urges sending active officers to organise and would himself be happy to superintend such a military organization. 927 Hart to Glenelg. Sends parts of an important communication from Canada. His gratitude for his father being raided to the " magisterial bench " of Canada by the Queen. The gratitude of the Hebrew population will be shown by their services in the present rebellion. Asks for leave of absence. 852 Enclosed. Extract from a letter from Montreal. Report of the death of Gore and repulse of the advance guard. Defeat of the rebels by Wether- all. Other events of the rebellion. 855 An old officer reports the defeat of the rebels in Upper Canada. 57 James Davies to Glenelg. Sends account of the movements against the rebels in Canada copied from the Journals of St. John, N.B. 444 Enclosed. Extracts from newspapers respecting army movements in Canada. 445 James Buchanan to Stephen. Sends copy of letter from Creighton, a copy of which has been sent to the British Minister at Washington. The Government of the United States cannot restrain their people. Report that Duncomb has disbanded his rebel party. 279 Enclosed. Creighton to Buchanan. Reports the proceedings of the rebel Mackenzie at Buffalo after he escaped from Canada. An armed force marched from Buffalo to Black Rock and thence to Navy Island by means of American boats from the Americ n shore. 280 Newspaper report of the advance of a large body of volunteers under MacNab to oppose the rebels. 1 mdon (Upper Canada) is quiet, the rebels not daring to oppose the " true blues." 283 Cooper to Colonial Secretary. Offers his vessel (the Aurora of Jersey) to carry stores to Canada. 309 Q. 242—1-2-3-4 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1059 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 H. J. Da vies. Applies for a situation in Canada. 1837. December 26, London. 443 December 26, London. December 27, Montreal. December 27, Goudhurst. December 28, New York. December 28, London. December 28, London. December 28. December 28, Cork. December 29, Southampton December 29, London. December 29, London. December 29, London. December 29, Loughrea. December 29, London. December 30. December 30. Deoember 30; Wangford. the commander-in-chief, but if needed in Canada, serving in Canada. Junius Smith to Glenelg. Proposes to take troops as passengers by way of New York. 1000 (Copy.) A law argument to be held to determine the right of the •prisoners to the benefit of habeas corpus. 37 Dennistoun to Glenelg. Sends memorial from the chairman of the British American, West Indian and general shipping association on which he expresses no opinion. 448 Enclosed. Memorial. 450 James Buchanan to Grey. Has received and forwarded dispatches. 304 Devreux to Melbourne. Submits for consideration whether his services would not be more valuable in settling the present crisis in Canadian affairs than those of most others for reasons given in support of his qualifications 464 H. F. King to Grant. Applies for employment. States his services. 881 West to Grey. Sends copy of letter addressed to Lord John Russell. Had been advised by His Lordship's private secretary to see him Grey on the subject of the letter, which is of importance. 1108 Enclosed. West to Russell. Offers to furnish early Canadian intelligence, he being correspondent and agent at Liverpool for the London Morning Herald. 1109 Turner to Glenelg. Being wind-bound has learned that something may be required in Canada. Offers his services. For his character refers to Has embarked to join his regiment in Jamaica, can easily proceed from Jamaica to join the army 1028 Cochrane to Grey. Submits plan respecting the provision for the Bishop of Montreal submitted by the Bishop himself to the commissioner. 390 ' Enclosed: Plan. 391 Richard King to Russell. Is ready to give information respecting the affairs of Canada, having a perfect knowledge of it from his actual residence there. 885 Murray to Glenelg. Suggests placing a military work on a promontory about halfway between Quebec and Three Rivers, but forgets the name of the locality. Saw no other place so well situated for obstructing the navigation. Will have much pleasure in seeing General McBean, but is afraid he cannot give him much information he having whilst in Canada been chiefly employed in rapid journeys so long ago as the spring of 1815. 931 Nolan to Grey. Believes he can lay before Glenelg a plan for augmenting the forces in Canada at a slight expense. 939 Enclosed. Major Nolan's plan to obtain a levy in Canada. 940 Shadwell to Glenelg. Has received Daly's bill and protests. On receipt Burke, who had promised to pay when these documents arrived said he had no provision to pay the amount. From the state of trade and badness of the times he is compelled to leave the matter in His Lordship's hands. 1002 West to Grey. Has postponed his departure from London. What he proposes to furnish to-Government respecting Canadian affairs will do so at the cost of £250 a quarter to cover all expenses. 1112 Unsigned to Cochrane. Thanks for his suggestions respecting the government of Lower Canada. , 378 Unsigned to Cresswell. Memorial received. Government have taken measures to repress insurrectionary movements. 388 Clissold to Colonial Secretary. Applies to have the money belonging to a pauper emigrant sent through Government offices. 397 18- 1060 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. Q. 242—1-2-3-4 1837. December 30, Irvine. December 30, Gateshead. December 30, Dayton. December 30. December 30, London. December 31, London. December 31, H.M.S. 'Star. December — Various dates, Liverpool. No date. No date. No date Cheltenham. No date. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Ferguson to . Has spent the summer in Upper and Lower Canada. Could not ascertain the existence of a real grievance. T. S. Brown had joined the Papineau faction from the vanity of getting his childish speeches printed in the newspapers. The French Canadians wish to trade with France, and to have no communication with Britain except for the sale of their timber. It is told him that several of their M.P.P.'s cannot sign their names. The bad effect of leniency.- Page 531 ' Price to Glenelg. Troops can be landed at St. John, New Brunswick, in 16 days by a method he can suggest. 953 Riley to Glenelg. Applies for a situation in Canada that he may be able to assist in putting down the rebellion. 967, Enclosed. Extract from a letter from Cobbett to Melbourne in favour of Riley. 969 Unsigned to Junius Smith. Glenelg is obliged for his suggestion but sees very serious objections to the plan. 1001 West to Grey. As he must leave this evening and is desirous to conclude arrangements, he will call on Grey between 4 and 5 o'clock. If Grey has not seen Glenelg to settle matters he (West) will wait further communications to Liverpool. 1116 Hicks to Glenelg. Offers his services to train the local force in Canada, or for any other duty. 862 Charles Smith to Glenelg. From his quick passage believes he brings the first news from the rebel province and, therefore, sends newspapers which after perusal he asks may be sent to the Bishop of Nova Scotia. The enthusiasm of the people. 1004 West to Grey. Will wait on Grey to-night or to-morrow, if Grey can see him. 1111 Baring, Brothers & Co., to Colonial Office. Letters from 13th March to 1st December, 1837, to Stephen and Grey. That they had forwarded packets to James Buchanan, New York, received at different dates. 309 to 324 Unsigned to Glenelg. A collection of prophecies bebeved to foretell the end of the world. 23 An additional collection entitled " Meeting in behalf of Canada" 38, and " Prophecy," 39. The latter is dated 27th December, 1837, and a note states that it was placarded in the City of New York. The document is signed, " A friend of peace and good will." 38 to 40 James Buchanan to Stephen. Applies for admission to the Houses of Lords and Commons. 137 Reasons submitted by James Buchanan in.favour of allowing the transit of merchandise through Canada to Michigan without payment of duties, with observations as to the importance of the river St. Lawrence for extending the trade of the Canadas and British commerce generally. Numerous extracts are given from different letters. 222 Protest against the importation of depreciated copper currencv. 253 Cresswell to Grey. Sends memorial sent from Liverpool and asks that it be laid before Glenelg. 335 Enclosed. Memorial from the British North American Association of Liverpool. 356 Nagle to Colonial Office. To whom should he apply to learn what has become of Michael Long, who sailed for Quebec in 1816 to settle in Canada. 93g David Wilson to . Applies as the eldest son of his father, for the land near Quebec granted to his uncle John Wilson, who served in the navy* 1105 •Q. 242—1-2-3-4 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1061 SESSIONAL 1837. No date. 1838. January 2, -January 5. January 5. January 9. January 10. January 24. January PAPER No. 18 Address of condolence on the death of William Fourth, from the inhabitants of the settlement of Victoria, in the district of St. Francis, Lower Canada. 1118 (Copy.) Assembling of armed men at Navy Island preparing for a descent on Upper Canada. It • is a disgrace that the United States Government allows^ a force to be collected there to aid in the subjection of , Canada. It is reported that unless the U.S. Government adopt active measures, the British Minister will demand his passports. 37 Unsigned to Cochran. Lord Glenelg recognizes his (Cochran's) claim to a continuance of the allowance in lieu of fees. The offices of law clerk to the Legislative Council and member of that body are incompatible. 368 Unsigned to Dennistoun. Asks him to assure *the shipping association that, he (Glenelg) will lay the Memorial before his colleagues. Steps have already been taken to check the progress of the rebellion in Lower Canada. 449 Unsigned to Clissold. In respect to remitting money to the friends of a deceased emigrant who had left it, recommends that application be made to the person administering the government of Lower Canada. 398 Unsigned to Price. Glenelg cannot enter into any discussion of Price's plan in its present form. 954 Unsigned to Shaw. Glenelg has received the pamphlet entitled : " The awful disclosures of Maria Monk." An investigation asked for. Glenelg has already taken all the necessary steps in the matter. 999 Unsigned and undated to Richard King. His letter to Lord John Russell has been transferred to the Colonial office. Glenelg will be happy to receive any communication he may desire to give respecting Canada. 886 Drafts of Dispatches to Earl of Gosford, 1836, 1837. 1836. January 1, Downing "Street. January 7, Downing Street. January 14, Downing Street. January 14, Downing Street. Q. 242—A. Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 37.) Has received dispatch, with resolutions of the Assembly respecting the annexation of Gaspé to New Brunswick. A previous notice was not acknowledged, but government does not consider itself sufficiently informed to warrant bringing the subject before Parliament, the opinion of those on the spot being so greatly divided, considerations affecting the question. Desires to obtain full information on the subject. 2 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 38). Sends letter from the Treasury that the cost of fuel should be defrayed the same as- other expenses of his establishment. 6 The same to the same. (No. 40). Has received dispatch that no copy of instructions to'Dalhousie is among the papers in Lower Canada. Now sends copy. It will be noticed that these instructions require much revision but to do so before many questions are settled would be to prejudge topics of inquiry which have been referred to His Lordship for investigation. i The same to the same. (No. 41). Has received no dates subsequent to that dated 21st November. The anxiety of government to have official accounts of the proceedings of the legislature of Lower Canada. The approaching session of Parliament renders this the more necessary His (Glenelg's) regret that scarcely any official information has been received from him (Gosford) on the subject of Lower Canada. Sends list of dispatches received. These do not contain any notification of his speech from 18- 1062 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. Q. 242-A 1836. January 20, Downing Street. January 30, Downing Street. February 1, Downing Street. February 3, Downing Street. February 4. February 6, Downing Street. February 8; Downing Street. February 9, Downing Street. Febrnary 11. February 23, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VIJ« A. 1903 the Throne ; for other information he received from Gosford a printed copy of his speech and for subsequent proceedings he has been indebted to the public journals. The packet which sailed from Halifax in the course of last month will probably contain the dispatches asked for but as the packet is dispatched only once a month asks that duplicates may be sent by New York of dispatches of consequence. Page 9 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 42). Refers to previous letter respecting presents to the Indians. Will only allude to one of the topics mentioned by Routh, namely, the issue of presents to the Roman Catholic missionaries employed among the Indians for which there is no authority and the presents cannot be allowed to continue. 12 The same,to the same. (No. 43). Has received dispatch respecting the proposed organization of the " British Rifle Corps " with receipt of address and his answer. Expresses approval of his (Gosford's) course. 14 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 44). Arrangements have been made for the pay of his aide-de-camp but no provision is to be made for that officer for the year beginning 1st April next. 16- Glenelg to Gosford. Has received repeated representations of the desire of the Bishop of Quebec for a coadjutor owing to the increase in his diocese and his growing infirmities. His earnest desire to comply with the wishes of the Bishop, but it was found impossible to provide an endowment for a second bishop. Government must adhere to the pledge given to Parliament that the annual vote towards the maintenance of the clergy in North America must cease, so that no change is contemplated in that provision. The only method to relieve the Bishop is to invest with episcopal functions â clergyman already on the establishment. For this end Archdeacon Mountain has offered his assistance, but it is not intended to erect a new see. 17 Unsigned to Commissioners on grievances. Sends copy of Archdeacon Mountain's correspondence respecting clergy reserves in Lower Canada, and believes that any communication on that subject received from the Bishop or clergy corporation will meet with attention. 21 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 46). Has received an application from Patrick Donoly for a grant of land on account of his father's services. He is to be informed that under the existing regulations his request cannot be granted. 23 The same to the same (No. .48). Death reported on 1st December last of Young, Lieut. Governor of Prince Edward Island. Harvey to succeed him. 24 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 49). . Has received dispatch with letter from Goulburn to Besserer respecting grant of island in. the River St. John. He is to thank Besserer for handing over the letter to prevent its falling into improper hands. 25 Glenelg to Commissioners on grievances. T. Fred Elliott has been appointed secretary. His qualifications. He is not to be debarred from furnishing an authentic record of the work done by the commission and he is to furnish him (Glenelg) with a. summary expressing his concurrence or dissent from the conclusions of the commission. Will not recommend a fourth commissioner. Has no distrust of the commission. 26 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 52). Had been reminded of the letter of his predecessor Spring Rice on the subject of the large land grants obtained by Felton who was to cede so much as he had obtained for himself and family above the amount intended by government. No report has yet been received of the steps taken in consequence of Spring Rice's dispatch. He is to take immediate steps to carry out the instructions which are still in force. go, •Q. 242-A STATE PAPKRS -LOWER CANADA. 1063 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1836. March 3, Downing Street. April 7, Downing Street. April 7, Downing Street. April 7. April 22, Downing Street April —, Downing Street. May 5, Downing Street.. May 14, Downing Street. May 16, Downing Street. May 22, Downing Street. June 1, Downing Street. June 8, i 'owning Street. The same to the same (No. 58). For information respecting Louis Charbonnier, school master, Urbain Auber and François Lajus. Page 32 The same to the same (No. 69). Sends warrant for the appointment of Bedard to be one of the judges of the court of King's Bench of Quebec. The fees are to be remitted. 33 Thef same to the same (No. 73). Has extended the leave of absence to A. C. Buchanan. 34 The same to the same (No. 74). Asks from the War Office how long the employment of Hayne is to continue and what is the amount of contingencies he receives. 35 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 77). Should Colborne resign the Command of the forces in British North America, Sir Archibald Campbell is to succeed but as it is hoped Colborne will continue in command, the notice to Campbell is only conditional. 36 Unsigned to Gosford. Has been informed that tiie Legislative Assembly has declined to provide for the arrears of the salaries of the public officers and the bill for the payment of six months salary for this year was thrown out by the Council. He is authorized to expend the funds at the disposal of the King for the purpose of paying these arrears, &c, so far as these funds would extend. They may give offence to the legislature by this measure but there is a sacred obHgation to use such means as are within their reach for redeeming the pledged faith of the King to his servants in the province. 38 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 79). Has received charges against Felton on which he (Gosford) has not reported. If Felton has had an opportunity of answering these charges and has not done so to His Lordship's satisfaction he is to be dismissed from every office he holds under government, but if he has not had the opportunity he is at once to be called on for an explanation of his transactions. 42 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 80). Sends three copies of a paper issued by order of the House of Commons containing the instructions to Head as well as those to himself. 46 The same to the same (private and confidential). Sends copies of correspondence with the commander-in-chief on the relief of regiments in Canada. These will show him the views of government. The question of relief is left to his own judgment. 47 The same to the same (No. 83). Government has resolved not to apply for repeal of the statute 1 and 2 William 4 Cap. 23 or for funds with which to carry on the public service in Lower Canada. His regret that he cannot at present send the reasons for tliis. 48 The same to the same (No. 86). The provincial legislature not having arranged for paying the arrears to the civil officers hopes his Lordship has already taken steps for applying the proceeds of the casual and territorial revenue to that object. Aylmer and his civil secretary to bë paid as soon as possible. If there should be objections to apply the available sum to that object he is to report to the Colonial Office. 50 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 58). Has received dispatches of 10th and 12th March. It was only motives of the most urgent nature that could have led to the postponement of answers. On the result of Head's differences with the Assembly of Upper Canada must depend his (Gosford's) attempt to conciliate Lower Canada. Had not received Head's report of the close of the session and the stoppage of supplies until the 7th instant. Head's request for liberty to act under the circumstances without being hampered by specific instructions. The same liberty must be extended to him (Gosford). Summary of the state of affairs in the Canadas and the nature of the instructions to the commissioners which the instructions laid by Head before the Assembly of Upper Canada had led to be misunderstood. (The dispatch is very long and involved). 52 1064 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. Q. 242-A 1836. July 24, Downing Street. August 22, Downing Street. November 15, Downing Street. November 29, Downing Street. December 5, Downing Street. 1837. January 6, Downing Street. January 14, Downing Street. January 20, Downing Street. January 21, Downing Street. January 22, Downing Street. January 23, Downing Street. January 24, Downing Street. January 30, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 The same to the same (No. 114). The demand of the British American Land Company that government defray the expense of the internal survey of the great block sold to the company. He (Gosford) is to have the subject investigated and to report. Page 67 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 118). Approves of his conduct in refusing to- remove Fletcher from the judgeship of the St. Francis district, without his having been heard in his own defence. The question is to be referred to the judicial committee of the Privy Council. 69- The same to the same (No. 142). In a former dispatch had anticipated that after the departure of Grey and Gipps, His Lordship with the assistance of Elliot might be able to complete researches of the commission. As. however this might lead to misapprehension, he desires to leave the decision of the remaining of Elliot in the option of him (Gosford) and Elliot himself. 72 The same to the same (No. 147). After considering the charges brought against Felton and his answer, he had been compelled to advise Felton's- dismissal. In providing for the performance of the duties the task of naming a suitable person is thrown on His Lordship who is also to report on the remuneration as compared with the duties. In the meantime Davidson should continue to discharge the duties of the office. 75 Glenelg to Gosford. With reference to leaving Elliot in Lower Canada. as notified in dispatch of 15th November, has seen it to be more convenient that he should be in the Colonial office during the Parliamentary sittings and therefore desires that he should return. 77 The same to the same (No. 102). Has received report of the prosecution instituted by the Attorney General against the editor of the Minerve. No doubt Ogden was actuated by a sincere desire to advance the ends of justice. His regret at the proceedings. Steps are to be taken to remit the sentence on Duvernay ; his term of imprisonment, he presumes, has already expired, but the fine imposed should be refunded 78- The same to the same (No. 163). Government has taken every means possible to meet the complaints of the Assembly respecting the post office service in Lower Canada. 80 The same to the same (No 164). Has from Evans a letter that he had: sent three copies of his work on "Agriculture." Asks that his thanks may 82 Had received dispatch with petition from Chief Justice Reid for a pension which he (Gosford) recommends. Consideration of this petition must be postponed till the adjustment of questions depending between Government and the Assembly are settled. . 83 The same to same (No. 166). Has received dispatch with two petitions one for the suppression of intemperance, the other for the admission into Canada duty free of books and tracts for the use of religious societies. The King desires that the first should be presented to the provincial legislature but fears that intemperance cannot be remedied by law. The other the King desires to be referred to the Lords of the Treasury. 84 The same to the same (No. 167). The Lords of the Admiralty in consequence of his (Gosford's) representation have withdrawn their claim for the repayment of expenses for the conveyance of military convicts from Quebec. gg; The same to the same (No. 168). Has received copies of the accusations against Judge Thompson of Gaspé with his answer which are referred to the judicial committee of the Privy Council as the proper body to determine the case. The improper method in which the proceedings were conducted. gy Glenelg toGosford( No. 169). Had received dispatch respecting expiring Acts and the suggestion that an Imperial Act should extend their con- be conveyed to Evans. Glenelg to Gosford (No. 165). Q. 242-A STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1065 SESSIONAL 1837. January 31, Downing Street, January 31, Downing Street. January 31, Downing Street. January 31, Downing Street. January 31, Downing Street. February 6, Downing Street. February 7, Downing Street. February 8, Downing Street. February 15, Downing Street. February 16, Downing Street. February 20, Downing Street. February 22, Downing Street. . he should Page 90 obviate misapprehension, Gipps is that he and Elliot should return 92 PAPER No. 18 tinuance. If he desires the Imperial Parliament to intervent send the reasons and a list of the Acts. The same to the same (No. 170). To to be informed that Government desires by the earliest conveyance. The: same to the same (No. 171). Had received dispatch with memorial from Strachan that the sum of £10,000 left by McGill to erect a college had increased by interest to £22,000 currency, which the trustees were prepared to make over to the Royal Institution together with the estate of of Burnside, so soon as the -conditions are complied with. Conditions stated Dr. Strachan is in error as to the conditions either as regards Government help or religious exclusiveness. Sums up the correspondence on the subject from 1803, but he can nowhere find any pledge for the contribution of pecuniary assistance. Calls attention to recent correspondence on the subject. 93 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 172). Has received dispatch with letter from Colborne on his claim as commanding the force in Canada to occupy the house at Sorel. He is not to feel afraid of his courtesy in the matter being recognised. Will refer to the Ordnance the question of who is to occupy the house, the Governor or the officer commanding the troops. 100 The same to the same (No. 173). Has received report of how he had appropriated the sum accrued from the Crown revenues of Lower Canada of which he approves. 102 The same to the same (No. 174). Has received dispatch with copy of letter to the Treasury from Routh regarding the currency of Lower Canada. As this falls peculiarly'within the province of the Treasury, he has transmitted a copy of his (Gosford's) dispatch with a request that the decision on the subject may be made known to him, Glenelg. 103 The same to the same (No. 175). Has received dispatch with letter from Secretan jr. asking that copies of Gosford's letters on the subject of his (Secretan's) complaints may be ordered to be sent him. He (Glenelg) cannot send an order to that effect. 104 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 176). Sends opinion of the law officers that any bill passed by the legislature of Lower Canada by which the revenue from the sale of land and timber in exchange for a civil list should be transferred from His Majesty to the House of Assembly comes within the purview of the 42nd section of 31 George 3, cap. 31. He is, in event of such bill being introduced to take steps to have the prescribed forms observed and will immediately transmit it to him (Glenelg). 105 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 177). Sends answer of Shadwell to Daly's letter of which a copy had been sent him. ShadwelFs lettei is to be communicated to Daly who is to send any further information he may have. 106 The same to the same (No. 178). He agrees with the commissioners on grievances that no wild land should be paid for by instalments, and has sent a circular to the governors that they issue a notice that after the 1st of June 10 per cent on land must be paid at the sale, and the remainder within 14 days on pain of forfeiting the deposit. 107 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 179). Has received dispatch from Yallerand for a grant of land or a pension owing to his services. A grant of land cannot be made but he (Glenelg) has recommended to the Treasury to grant Yallerand a small pension. 108 The same to the same. (No. 180). Sends letter from the Treasury and asks for the information wanted by their Lordships respecting the Indians. 109 The same to the same. (No. 181). Sends printed copies of the reports of the Canadian Commissioners and other documents presented to Parliament, no 1066 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. Q. 242-A 1837. February 24, Downing Street. February 25, Downing Street. March 6, Downing Street. March 11, Downiàg Street. March 12, Downing Street. March 13, Downing Street. March 13, Downing Street. March 14, Downing Street. March 15, Downing Street. March 16, Downing Street. March 23, Downing . Street. March 23, Down. March 24, Downing Street. March 27, Downing Street. March 28, Downing Street. April 12, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 The same to the same. (No. 182). Has received dispatch with memorial from Besserer for a grant of land, he having been promised an island in the St. John river. The change of system since then, so that a grant cannot be made. Page 111 The same to the same. (No. 183). Has received dispatch with petition from the censitaires of Quebec. The King approves of the steps he (Gosford) has taken regarding them and trusts that the humanity shown them will ensure the payment of the remainder of their arrears. 113 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 184). This dispatch (not copied) was to have been substituted for one marked private and confidential could the latter have been recalled from Liverpool. 115 The same to the same. (No. 185). Cannot at present enter fully, into the reasons for the course Government have adopted in relation to Lower Canada, but deems it his duty to inform him of the proceedings of Parliament in relation to it. Sends printed copy of resolutions introduced by Lord John Russell. An amendment to the 4th resolution to make the Legislative Council elective was rejected by 318 to 56. After several divisions on questions of adjournment the main question respecting the Legislative Council was carried by 144 to 16. Sends list of the various divisions. Remarks on the resolutions, on the effect the large majorities will have in Lower Canada, and on the expenditure. 116 Enclosed. Resolutions to be introduced by Lord John Russell 123 Civil list. 125 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 186). Has received dispatch that the sum of £51 15s. 5d. has been paid to Captain Hayne. 126 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 187). The Lords of the Treasury report that there are no funds to pay the pension to Yallerand,. but as their Lordships suggest, his memorial has been sent to the Admiralty. * 127 The same to the same. (No. 188). Cannot comply with Justice Pyke's claim for an increased allowance for circuit. 128 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 189). The King approves of the steps he has 129 Gosford is to render Colborne all desertions that are taking place 130 taken against the censitaires of Quebec. The same to the same (No. 190). He the assistance possible in respect to the from the army in Canada. The same to the same (No. 191). Sends letter from R. A. Tight respecting the charges brought by Maria Monk. He is to have a searching investigation made. 131 The same to the same. (No. 192). Has received dispatch respecting the conflicting claims to the house at Sorel. The new evidence produced has satisfied the Ordnance that the military commander is entitled to the house, a view in which he concurs. 133 The same to the same. (No. 194.) Sends the decision in respect to the house at Sorel. Concurs with the Board of Ordnance in the decision as the question does not involve any points of law. 137 The same to the same. (No. 193.) Has recently received from A. C. Buchanan communications on the subject of emigration from the acting agent at Quebec, who is to be informed that such communications for him (Glenelg) are to be sent through His Lordship (Gosford). 136 The same to the same. (No. 195). The Lords of the Admiralty report that they cannot grant a pension to François Vallerand. He is to be informed of the steps taken and of the result. 139 The same to the same. (No. 196). The Treasury has sent to Canada articles for the Indian department. 140 The same to the same. ] (No. 197). Major General Campbell has resigned the office of Lieut. Governor of New Brunswick. Sir John Harvey is to •Q. 242-A 'ATE PAPER -LOWER CANADA. 1061 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1837 April 13, Downing Street. April 18, Downing Street. April 19, Downing Street. April 20, Downing Street. April 21, Downing Street. April 26, Downing Street. April 27, Downing Street. April 29, Downing Street. April 29, Downing Street. succeed him in New Brunswick and Fitz Roy succeeds Harvey in Prince Edward Island. 141 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 198.) Has received applications from Tracy Thomas to be appointed commissioner of Crown Lands. He is to be informed that no appointment is to be made till he (Gosford) makes the King acquainted with his views. 142 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 199). Desires that a report may be sent of the expenditures of the British American land company to supply the infor- ation asked for in an address from the House of Commons, and in future to send every six months a statement of the expenditure of that company. 143 The same to the same. (No. 200). Sends reports from the Treasury ifec, which will show the grounds which have prevented compliance with the petition for the admission of books and tracts for religious societies. His regret is to be communicated to the signers of the petition. 145 The same to the same. (No. 201). The memorial from the widow of Robert Grant of Lachine for compensation for losses during the "war of 1812 has been so long delayed that were there no other reason that objection would be fatal. The petition cannot be entertained. 147 Glenelg to Gosford; (No. 202.) Has received reports of the distress in Lower Canada from the failure of last year's crops is assured that everything will be done by government to relieve the distress. He shall be anxious to obtain further intelligence on the subject. 148 The same to the same. (No. 203.) Approves of his not having instituted proceedings against Chisholm. Approves also of the principal on which he conferred the offices lately held by Chisholm on two individuals, who have been confirmed in their respective offices by the King. 150 The same to the same. (No. 204.) Has received dispatches with memorials from Young and Yan Felson for payment of arrears of salary. They are to be paid the sums specified by him, namely £507 7s. lid. and to Yan Felson £700 out of any unappropriated portion of the Crown revenues in the hands of the Receiver General. 151 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 205.) The resolutions of which he sent a copy, were affirmed by the House of Commons. A bill founded on them will not be introduced till the sense of the House of Lords has been taken on them. Sends statement of the several divisions which have taken place on the subject. Shall send instructions on the steps to be adopted under existing circumstances. The delay in passing the resolutions was owing to the pressure, of public business so that he has been obliged to delay instructions longer than usual but they shall be sent in time to prepare for the meeting of the Legislature. The date of the meeting must depend on local circumstances but on that point he shall write distinctly. 153 Glenelg to Gosford (private and confidential). Thanks him on the full and clear statement of his views on the state of affairs in Lower Canada. In declining to act last year, for an extensive alteration in the composition of the Councils, hé had no intention to imply disapprobation of the recommendations, but, on the contrary, took it as an additional proof of his desire to leave no constitutional means untried to settle the differences in the province. The reason for the postponement was the wish of Government to consider the whole of the main questions in dispute at once, after receiving from the commissioners a full report on the topics which had been referred to them. It is intended to recommend the King to make an addition to the Legislative Council of respectable men not committed to extreme opinions. Government is also prepared to sanction a reconstruction of the Executive Council as soon as the resolutions have been sanctioned by the House of Lords. Is desirous to obtain the promised list of names and shall then be able to authorize him to call to the Council suitable persons. 1068 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. Q. 242-A 1837. April 29, Downing Street. May 4, Downing Street. May 12, Downing Street. May 19, Downing Street. May 22, Downing Street. May 26,- Downing Street. May 30, Downing Street. June 2, Downing Street, June 2, Downing Street. June 5, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Regret of Government at the means they have been forced to adopt. Government desires to give to the Assembly whatever in their demands are not inconsistent with the integrity of the Empire. 155 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 206). Has received dispatches with petitions from banks in Lower Canada praying for charter of incorporation. Government has decided to recommend these charters and have referred them to the law officers. Encloses copy of letter addressed to the Attorney General with reference to the petition from the Bank of Montreal, as the readiest means of showing the terms on which it is intended to grant the charter. 1^9 The same to the same (No. 207). Gipps and Elliott having arrived in" London, the work of the commission has terminated and the arrangement by which the expenses were met has ceased. The other arrangements about his salary as Governor General. Asks him to close up the accounts of the commission as soon as possible. 161 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 208). Sends correspondence with the Treasury on the subject of double head money charged to emigrants. 164 The same to the same (private). Has received report that he has appointed de St. Ours as successor to Gugy, to be Sheriff of Montreal. Objections raised which he had set aside.. He (Glenelg) concurs in the appointment ■ at the same time there seems an incompatibility between the office of sheriff and that of Legislative Councillor. Shall postpone the confirmation of de St. Ours appointment till the bill to give power to the legislative Councillors to resign their seats, and his office would be confirmed only on condition of his resignation of the seat in the Council. 165 The same to the same (No. 210). The resolutions in respect to Lower Canada having been adopted by tbe Lords, a bill to give them effect will be •introduced to the Commons. Until that is passed he is not to consider himself at liberty to depart from the course hitherto observed in the appropriation of any portion of the public revenue, but Government still hope that the exercise of the power may be rendered unnecessary by the intervention of the provincial legislature. The reluctance of Government to violate the great principle of the Canadian Constitution, and, therefore, they have been willing to make every sacrifice except that of the honour of the Crown and the integrity of the Empire. Is anxious still to try if the possibility remains of reconciling. The opportunity given by delay to come to an agreement. General remarks, at considerable length, on the questions affecting the province. 168 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 211). Sends letter from the Treasury with the report from the Customs respecting the double head money from emigrants. 178 The same to the same (No. 209). Sends copy of correspondence with Aylmer respecting McKinnon's expenses. He is to remit to McKinnon the sum of £196 out of any unappropriated balance of the casual and territorial revenue. 157 The same to the same (No. 212). Has received from F. Henderson an application for employment which he has no means of granting. 179 The same to the same (No. 213). Sends copies of correspondence with Dr. Black on the subject of the claim by the Scotch Church to pecuniary assistance from Government. The sum of £500 is to be paid to the Presbytery of Lower Canada for this year, but it must be explained that it cannot be made permament. 181 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 214). Holmes acting for the seminary of Quebec, has appealed from the decision of the commissioners of French claims against them to the King in Council. The Treasury explains why they have been compelled to refuse the application. 183 Q. 242-A STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1069 SESSIONAL 1837. June 5, Downing Street. Jxme 5, Downing Street. June 6, Downing Street. June 6, Downing Street. June 9, Downing Street. June 9, Downing Street. June 13, Downing Street. June 28, Downing Street. June 29, Downing Street. June 29, Downing Street. PAPER No. 18 The same to the same (No. 215). Sends copy of his letter to the Law Officers of the Crown with their answer on the system with respect to fees of the Yice Admiralty Court. He is to send to the judge the substance of this for his guidance. 184 The same to the same (No. 216). Sends copy of a representation from Holmes on behalf of the seminary of Quebec relative to its claim for the -exclusive water privileges in front of their property on the St. Lawrence, asks for a report on the subject. 185 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 217). A petition from the committee of trade of Montreal for a charter to the bank of British North America has been received and laid before the Kins 186 relating to Lower Canada. The same to the same (No. 224). had been embarked sentenced to The same-to the same (No. 218). Letters patent under the Great Seal to incorporate the Montreal, the Quebec and the city Banks. 187 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 220). Has received dispatch on the outrages committed by armed American citizens at Indian streams. Has received copy of a dispatch from H. M. Minister at Washington and hopes soon to send instructions. 188 The same to the same (No. 221). Has received an application from Chief Justice Sewell for some ecclesiastical preferment for his son. It is with regret that he has to state that it is out of his power to procure such preferment. 189 The same to the same (private and confidential). Is pleased to find that he does not anticipate any necessity for an increase in the military force of the province, and concurs with him in the opinion of the inexpediency of making any demonstration not imperatively demanded. Has not yet received the list of names promised. Regrets to inform him of the illness of the King, which has occasioned delay in the introduction of the bill 190 Has received dispatch that 39 convicts transportation. Has asked the Home Secretary to provide for their reception and security. Approves of his decision not to delay further their transportation. Trusts there will be no insuperable objection to provide a substitute for transportation. 192 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 225). The interruption to parliamentary business caused by the death of tbe King has determined the ministry not to press measures already partly considered, nor to introduce new measures except such as could not be delayed owing to the urgency of the case Among the measures dropped is the bill founded on resolutions adopted by Parliament. The reluctance of the Ministry to have such an Act passed at any time especially now in the early years of. Victoria's reign. At the same time they have determined to make provision for the. payment of arrears due for public services. An estimate has already been laid before Parliament and he would take the earliest opportunity of letting him (Gosford) know the decision of the House of Commons and he hopes the House of Assembly will recognise that there is no intention to interfere with their rights and privileges beyond what is absolutely necessary. It is to be hoped that the result of the legislation in the House of Assembly will be such as to prevent the necessity of Parliament acting on the 8th of the resolutions agreed to. 193 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 227). Has received copy of correspondence respecting the case of Temple applying for the usual remission on the purchase of land as having been an officer in the army. He Gosford was correct in his interpretation of the law when he refused Temple's application but although Temple was wrong in the letter he had fulfilled the law in the spirit and therefore he is to obtain the same remission as if he had declared at the time of selling that he intended to settle. 197 1070 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 242-A 1837. June 29, Downing Street. June 30, Downing Street. July 1, Downing Street. July 2, Downing Street. July 3, Downing Street. July 4, Downing Street. July 5, Downing Street. July 11, Downing Street. July 12, Downing Street. July 14, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 The same to the same (No. 228). Had acknowledged receipt of dispatch respecting outrages by people of New Hampshire on the frontiers of Canada. Sends copy of letter addressed to the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. Sends also other correspondence and the instructions necessary, as the government are most anxious to continue the friendly terms with the United States which now exist. With the desire to maintain the most friendly relations with the United States they will protect every British subject but wish to resort to no extreme measures till every other means has been tried. The Governor of New Hampshire has withdrawn the militia from the frontier thus diminishing the risk of hostile collision. Should aggressions be renewed he is to take means to resist them and to bring the offenders to justice. Even in such extreme cases the sole object of Government is the protection of British subjects not aggression on the citizens of New Hampshire. Has given general instructions but leaves the details to himself. . Page 199 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 229). In reference to the claim of Cousins, who was to have been allowed his discharge on the 2nd July, 1833, he is to receive the land grant if he (Gosford) is satisfied. 204 The same to the same (No. 230). Has received dispatch with memorial from Burroughs for compensation for injuries arising from certain proceedings, the earliest being in 1799 and the most recent in 1813. From the remote date and the long state of inaction besides the serious charges against the principal officers of the Executive government require full explanations which have not been given so that the subject cannot be entertained. 205 The same to the same (No. 231). Sends copy of letter to the British American Land Company respecting their demand that the internal survey of their tract of land should be performed at the expense of government. 207 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 232). Sends copies of letter from the Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs and of the answer respecting the outrage committed by inhabitants of New Hampshire in the territory of Lower Canada. 208 The same to the same (No. 233). Had received dispatch reporting that a reprieve had been granted to Gillan private in the 66th. It would have been satisfactory to know the reasons for the reprieve and if the judge concurred. Without this government cannot advise, and to reserve a decision till the reasons are known would be to subject the prisoner to protracted expense. The Queen therefore desires that a secondary punishment should be inflicted hut not transportation. 209 The same to the same (No. 234). Sends copy of letter from the treasury endorsing an application from the directors of the Bank of British North America for the return of foreign duty charged on books of British Manufacture. Unless there is an insuperable objection he is to adopt the course suggested by the commissioners of customs. 211 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 235). Has transmitted to the Treasury his dispatch with list of presents required for the Indians. Sends copy of answer which explains the Treasury's reason for postponing the forwarding of presents. 212 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 236). In reference to the petitions from the Committee of Trade of Quebec a series of seven charts of the St. Lawrence from Point de Mont to Quebec was published in April but the survey of the Gulf has not yet been completed; 213 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 237). Has received memorial from the Canadian Marine Insurance Co. to the Admiralty praying for the publication of Bayfield's report of the survey of the river and Gulf of St. Lawrence. Has Q. 242-A STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1071 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1837. July 14, Downing Street. July 14, Downing Street. July 14, Downing Street. July 14, Downing Street. July 14, Downing Street. July 14, Downing Street. July 14, Downing Street. July 22, Downing Street. already informed him, on the 12th instant, of the steps taken for publication. 214 The same to the same (No. 238). Has received dispatch in which he recommends the appointment of two commissioners of Crown Lands at £600 a year- each instead of a single commissioner with larger emoluments. Agrees with him as to the disproportionate income of Felton as compared with his duties and the scale of society in Lower Canada. The proposal for the present appointments will affect a saving and promises to ensure the proper performance of the duties. Agrees in his suggestion as to the source from whence payment is to be drawn. Doubts the advisability of appointing Morin to any office under the Crown, from his conduct at a public meeting held in Quebec. Will take no decided step except on the clearest evidence. He is therefore to ascertain if the matter has been correctly reported as if so he cannot recommend Morin's appointment. Davidson's appointment approved of and he is to be made Commissioner of Crown Lands and to be informed that a coadjutor would be named. Page 215 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 239). Has lately considered the portion of the general report of the Canadian Company and agrees that the office of Commissioner of Escheats should be abolished. Regrets this on Cochran's account as it will involve a large pecuniary sacrifice for him. Hopes from Cochran's character and services to have an opportunity of recommending him for office. 220 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 240). The delay has arisen from the difficulty of selecting candidates best suited for seats on the board recommended in the third report of the commissioners. Is still unable to submit the names of new Executive Councillors. Has, therefore, recommended thai; the selection should be left to him (Gosford) and he is authorised to appoint nine persons to the Executive Council. It would have been satisfactory to have had the names to put on the warrants. How the selections should be made. Extracts from the report of the commissioners. 222 The same to the same (private and confidential). The delay caused by waiting for lists promised in postscript of letter of 8th March. Has in his public dispatch instructed him what course to take about the new council. The difficulty of selecting. 234 The same to the same (No. 241). On the 27th May had instructed him to call together the Assembly for the purpose among others of voting the necessary funds to pay the arrears of the civil service. Owing to the demise of the Crown by the death of the King it was resolved to ask Parliament for a vote of credit by way of loan for the payment of arrears. The sum of £142,160 14s. 4d. was accordingly voted. His instructions ceased to be applicable to the new state of things ; some latitude must be left to the local authority. It is possible that by the time the dispatch reaches, the legislature may have met and a considerable proportion may be disposed to abandon the course they have followed. It His Lordship sees any prospect of this being done he might postpone payment for a time, but if signs of ' hostility are apparent he is authorised at once to draw on the Treasury for the amounts due. The reluctance with which Government was determined to take extreme steps. 236 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 242). Additional instructions respecting payments to the civil servants. 242 The same to the same (confidential). Has received dispatch marked confidential within a few hours of sailing of the mail so that he can only return a short and imperfect answer. Enumerates the subjects treated in the dispatch sent. 246 The same to the same (No. 243). Has received dispatch reporting the suspension of specie payments by the banks of Lower Canada and the IHUl 1072 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 242-A 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 1837. July 22, Downing Street. July 22, Downing Street. July 23, Downing Street. July 24, Downing Street. July 25, Downing Street. Ajigust 1, Downing Street. August 2, Downing Street. August 8, Downing Street. August 11, Downing Street. August 12, Downing Street. August 15, Downing Street. August 22, Downing Street. measures taken to relieve the embarrasements thus caused to the mercantile community. Page 248 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 244). Sends extract of letter from the Treasury to the commissary general on the subject of payments from the amount voted by Parliament. 249 The same to the same (No. 245). Her Majesty approves of his measures respecting proceedings at public meetings called to express opinions on resolutions passed by the Imperial Parliament. Her Majesty at the same time deeply regrets the necessity for these measures, but is confident the forbearance and self-command necessary will combine such firmness as will effectually establish public confidence if it should be necessary to have recourse to his legal powers. 250 The same to the same (No. 246). Has received letter from Fitzroy Somerset respecting a claim for land of Costello of the 66th Regiment. If the facts are correctly stated Costello is to have the land. 252 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 247). Has received dispatch respecting his bill for £1,000 drawn subsequent to the departure of his colleagues on the Canadian Commission. Has recommended the Treasury to leave the question to a future settlement. Will bring the question of the inadequacy of the Governor's salary before his colleagues. 253 The same to the same (No. 248). Has received dispatch containing article from the Vindicator- giving an account of the proceedings on the resolutions passed by Parliament. His great interest in the affairs of Lower Canada and trusts that nothing will occur to disturb the public peace. Believes he will be kept informed of all proceedings. 255 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 249). Sends copy of letter to Aylmer relative to the payment of arrears to himself and Craig. The calculations of the sums due to them respectively is taken from the report of the Inspector General of accounts and of the amounts since paid. 256 The same to the same (No. 250). Had received and referred to the Treasury report of the suspension by the Banks of specie payments. Sends copy of answer and asks him to send the weekly returns. 257 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 252). The arms and ammunition furnished to the " Ceres " have been returned to the Ordnance Store except 10 cartridges not to be charged for. 258 The same to the same (No. 253). Sends copy of correspondence with the Treasury directing how the £1,000 drawn by him (Gosford) is to be settled. 259 The same to the same (No. 254). Sends copy of letter from the Secretary to the Commander in Chief which will explain why he could not recommend the prayer of McAuliffe's petition. 260 The same to the same (No. 255). Has received dispatch with claim of Chandler and Lozeau for reimbursement of expenditures on the Seigniory of Nicolet, the total amount being £1,358 1 9. The claims are inadmissible and it is scarcely credible that Chandler and Lozeau could have anticipated their being granted. In regard, however, to the expenses in the suit against Douglas he cannot from imperfect information pronounce a decision. He is to institute an inquiry into the subject. 261 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 256). Has received lists of gentlemen he proposed to appoint to the Executive and Legislative Councils. He had apparently taken for granted that the judicial duties were to be taken from the Council as the names of five engaged in the profession of law were included. The change would have been made but for the demise of the Crown but in the meantime its duties are to remain as they were. It would be unreasonable to expect Yan Felson, Stuart, Huot, Panet, or Mondelet to accept an office involving serious professional sacrifices. Quesnel he believes has given Q. 242-A STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1073 SESSIONAL 1837. August 22, Downing Street. Auatust 23, Downing Street. August 21, Downing Street. August 27, Downing Street. August 29, Downing Street. August 30, Downing Street. August 30, Downing Stieet. August 31, Downing Street. August 31, Downing Street. September 5, Downing Street. Downing Street. September 16, Downing Street. September 20, Downing Street. September 28, Downing Street. PAPER No. 18 up his profession, so that he may not feel any .objection. The desirableness of having lawyers on the Council. His intentions respecting the Councils. 265 Glenelg to Gosford (separate). Desires him to remit to the chief clerk the fees of those appointed to the Executive and Legislative Councils respectively. -271 The same to the same (No. 257). Sends copy of further letter from Shadwell relative to debt said to be due by Daly. The letter is to be submitted to Daly for his answer. 272 The same to the same (No. 258). Sends letter from Mary Crook for information respecting her husband left in hospital in Quebec at the close of last year. 273 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 259). Has received dispatch reporting the course of public affairs in Lower Canada, the steps he had taken to vindicate the law and the proceedings at a numerous meeting in Montreal. The Queen approves of the various proceedings. 274 The same to the same (No. 260). Has received address from the House of Assembly for Lower Canada praying for the removal of Gale from the bench. It is with regret Her Majesty declines to accede to the request. 275 The same to the same (No. 261). The French consul general desires to have a certificate of the burial of Jean Denis Daulè, vicar of St. John's Quebec, who died about the year 1814. 276 The same to the same (No. 262). Has received dispatch with copy of correspondence with Colborne respecting the reporting to him (Gosford) all contemplated changes of troops previous to their being carried into effect. Has not yet heard from Lord Hill, when he does he will write. 277 The same to the same, (secret and confidential). Remarks on the state of affairs in Lower Canada. His hopes of order being restored. 278 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 264). On Burrage's arrival his case was fully considered. It is one of great hardship but after full examination, he was unable to help him. Burrage has since returned to Canada and before leaving asked for a reconsideration and obtained from Goulburn a letter stating the understanding on which the appointment was made. Apparently the expectations of Burrage were at first realised but subsequently his school decbned till in 1832 there were only free scholars and the House of Assembly cut down his salary one half. As this is a constitutional right cannot see any probability of relieving Burrage. Further remarks on Burrage's case and the impossibility of doing anything to alleviate his case. 295 The same to the same (No. 265). Approves of his course with respect to the claim of the Lorette Indians to the fief of sillery. He will ceme to no final decision till he has the whole report on the Indians before him.299 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 266). Has received report brought by Elliot on the claim of F. S. Campbell, as representing the Ross family for indemnification for land granted to them but subsequently discovered to have been established by-another party. From the detailed statements the sum of £600 was to be paid him on certain conditions. 300 The same to the same (No. 269). Remarks on the fees to the judge and officers of the vice Admiralty Court. 302 The same to the same (No. 270). Has received dispatch with loyal address from a public meeting. The Queen's appreciation of the address. 307 The same to the same (No. 272). Scholefield of Birmingham applies for leave to execute an order from the bank of Montreal for copper coinage to be circulated in Lower Canada. He has been referred to the Treasury who cannot give leave not having had any report from him (Gosford). He is to send a report. 308 1074 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 42-A 1837. September 29. October 6, Downing Street. November 11, Downing Street. November 15, Downing Street. November 17, Downing Street. November 18, Downing Street. November 20, Downing Street. November 23. November 27, Downing Street. November 27, Downing Street. November 28, Downing Street. November 29, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 The same to the same (No; 270). Report received of the death of Coulson, sergeant at arms and appointment of Yallerand which is approved of. The salary of Parent is not to be paid from the Parliamentary vote. 309 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 274). Has received copies of address from the Council and Assembly and answers. Had also received dispatch of 30th August giving an account of the proceedings of both Houses to their prorogation. Approves of his course and shall write at more length. 310 The same to the same (No. 275). Has received report of the appointment of Tancred Bouthillier to be Commissioner of Crown lands jointly with Davidson. Approval sent of the appointment of Bouthillier. Requests- that fees may be sent. ' 311 The same to the same (No. 276). Has received memorial from the Roman Catholic Bishop of Kingston for assistance to build a Roman Catholic seminary there. Government would be happy to assist the members of all Christian Communities had they the means. The advance to the Wesleyan Methodists was not a grant but an advance made on the concurrent statement of the Council and Assembly to be repaid next session. 3ia The same to the same (No. 277). Has received report of the Attorney and Solicitor General of Lower Canada that the last meeting of the provincial legislature did not constitute a session and that consequently the Courts of the district of St. Francis do not cease. Besides the two courts there sat without being challenged as to jurisdiction. 31& Glenelg to Gosford (No. 278). Had received dispatch containing report from the Attorney General of Lower Canada that he had filled an ex-officio information against Dr. Duchenois and others in Two Mountains the bills of indictment having been ignored. The circumstances justified the result to every constitutional means but the question is of its expediency on which he is unable to offer an opinion. 317 The same to the same (No. 279). Has been reminded of the desire of Chief Justice Reid to retire on a pension. Is unable to return any other answer than the one sent to a former Memorial. 319 The same to the same (No. 280). Address from the Legislative Council has been laid before the Queen, Her gratification. The address to the Queen Dowager was forwarded. 320 The same to the same (No. 281). The present state of Lower Canada has engaged the most anxious consideration of government. The immediate duty is to repress the efforts of the discontented, to reassert the supremacy of the law and to inspire confidence and courage in the well disposed. The sense of government at the unselfishness of Gosford offering to retire or remain as was thought best, but merging personal regard in public duty it has been determined to advise the Queen to relieve him at once from the government of Lower Canada. The administration of Lower Canada is to devolve on Colborne. He (Gosford) retires with the entire approbation of 321 should have difficulty in to return, the Treasury has account for the money 325 government. Glenelg to Gosford (separate). In case he obtaining the amount necessary to enable him allowed him to draw for his expenses, subject to drawn. The same to the same (No. 282). Desires to know the circumstances which led to the suit against Hughes as superintendent of Indians and whether it ought to be a public charge. 326- The same to the same (No. 283). Has received dispatch with claim from the granddaughters ôf Lotbinière for 150,000 acres awarded to him 1776 but had not made a claim for many years and the heirs entitled to claim the benefit of the Act. are not Q. 243-1-1 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA 1075 SESSIONAL 1837. December 6, Downing Street. December 7, Downing Street. December 21, Downing Street. December 22, Downing Street. December 23, Downing Street. December 23, Downing Street. December 30, Downing Street. December 30, Downing Street. December 30, Downing Street. PAPER No. 18 The same to the same (No. 285). Is sending dispatches by bearer addressed to him (Gosford) and Colborne the latter on the assumption that Colborne is now administering the government. Should he (Gosford) not have been able to resign the government both dispatches are for him. 331 Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 286). Transmits answer from the Queen Dowager to the address of condolence sent by the Legislative Council. 332" Glenelg to officer administering. (No. 287). Has laid Guy's request before the general commanding in chief who is afraid it will not be in his power to meet Guy's wishes at an early period. Page 333 The same to the same. (No. 288). Has laid before Queen memorial from William Smith for a pension of £400 a year on resigning his offices of clerk of the Legislative Council and Master of Chancery and also for an honorary mark of approbation of his services. The titular distinctions are to be continued but the question of a retired allowance cannot be entertained. 334 The same to the same (No. 289). Has laid before the Queen the memorial of Mrs. Ansley, widow of a missionary of the Church of England representing her destitute condition. Cannot recommend any the grant Mrs. Ansley had already received. Glenelg to Gosford. (No. 290). Had received his addition to 335 confidential letter of 14th of. November containing the grounds on which he believed it would be for the public service that he should be relieved of the office of Governor General of Canada. The dispatches would show that Government had already advised that his resignation should be accepted. 336 Glenelg to Gosford (No. 291). Has received petition from the Roman Catholic Bishop of Montreal for leave to hold in mortmain certain properties for purposes enumerated. There is no objection in law to granting the petition. 337 Glenelg to officer administering. (No. 292). Has received memorial from the Judges of the King's Bench of Lower Canada for measures to secure their independence, Government cannot at present meet their views but as soon as an opportunity offers they will do so. 339 Glenelg to Officer Administering. Sends copy of letter from Mrs. Gordon complaining of extortion by Bouchette who is called on for explanation. 341 1834. October 14, Upper Canada. . 1836. October 11, Quebec. November 3, Quebec. 1837. February 23, Quebec. March 29, Quebec. March 30, Montreal. April 5, Quebec. Governor Earl of Gosford. 1838. Q. 243-1-2. (Part I is paged from 1 to 180 ; part 2 from 181 to 364). Deed to Archibald Pétrie by Colborne Lieut.-Governor of Upper Canada. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham 25th May 1838. Walcott to the" Executive Council. Extract from a report of a Committee of the Executive Council. Proclamation of how militia can obtain lands. Langevin to Walcott. This and the three preceding enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg 12th January, 1838. Statement by .Hughes. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg 3rd February, 1838. Walcott to Executive Council. 18—3 1076 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA Q. 243-1-2 1837. April 24, Quebec. April 25, Quebec' April 27, Quebec. July 17, Quebec. July 22, Montreal. July 28, •Quebec. August 10, 'Quebec. August 25, Quebec. September 2, Quebec. September 13, Quebec. September 15, Quebec. September 21, •Quebec. November 4, ■Quebec. November 14, Quebec. Deoember 27, ■Quebec. December 28, Allumette Island. No date. No date. 1838. January 1, Quebec. January 5, Quebec. January 5, Quebec. January 5, Quebec. January 8, Quebec. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1S03 •Report of the Executive Council. Average statement. This and two. preceding enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg 12th January, 1838. Report of the Attorney General on the cases of Hughes. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg 3rd February, 1838. List of the townships. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 12th January, 1838. Report of the Solicitor and Attorney General on the boundaries between Upper and Lower Canada. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 25th May, 1838. Statement of the number and classes of militia claimants. Petition (in French) of militia men of Lower Canada. Official notice. Walcott to Executive Council. Extract from report. This and the preceding four enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 12th January, 1838. Report of a Committee of the Executive Council. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 25 May, 1838. Walcott to Adjutant General of Militia. Kerr to Walcott. The same to the same. This and two preceding enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 12th January, 1838. Bedard to Gosford. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 23rd January, 1838. Samuel Adams. Memorial to Glenelg. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 25th May, 1838. Day to Weed. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 8th January, 1838. Other documents of various dates also enclosed. Rules for the guidance of the Board on Militia land claims. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 12th January, 1838. Gosford to Glenelg. (No. 1). Transmits schedule of dispatches to the Secretary of State, during 1837. " 3 Enclosed. Schedule. 4 Report by Andrew Russell with appendix. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 7th February, 1838. Gosford to Glenelg. (No. 2). The application of Stewart and Walker for the issue of a writ of habeas corpus in favour of Cherrier and Pelletier has been unsuccessful, the judges stating that the country was under martial law. 29 The same to the same (confidential). Had officially reported the decision of the judges respecting the prisoners. The necessity of caution in deciding how and before what courts they should be tried. Would prefer to have them tried by a court of law, had he any assurance that a jury would act conscientiously. Suggests passing some bills of indemnity to allay the feeling in the States in favour of MacKenzie and others. Doubts if the central government of the United States is strong enough to control a certain part of the population, so that government should be prepared for the worst. 31 Gosford to Glenelg. Sends report of the attack on the Caroline -which he has reason to fear is substantially correct. Everthing may go well if the .Q. 243-1- STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA 107' SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1838. Jaduary 11, Quebec. January 11, Quebec. January 11. January 12, Quebec. 18- United States Government can repress the spirit that prevails on the frontier. Head will no doubt do anything possible to satisfy the United States Government. Page 35 Enclosed. Day to Weed. Report of the attack on the Caroline. 36 Other documents on the same subject. 39 to 43 Further particulars of the Militia claims. Statement of the number of persons belonging to the militia corps, both enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 12th January, 1838. Gosford to Glenelg. (confidential). Sends suggestions from Hon. Hugues Heney, Executive Councillor, which he brings before His Lordship without remark. 44 Enclosed. Suggestions by Hugues Heney (in French). 45 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 3). Sends petitions from militia men who served during the war for a grant of land from which they were excluded by the decision of His late Majesty. His (Gosford's) calculation that 100,000 acres would be required must be extended to 600,000 acres if the various corps applying are admitted. Refers the whole question to the decision of the Imperial Government. 52 Enclosed. Schedule of documents transmitted to the Colonial Office by Gosford. 58 Walcott to the Executive Council. Transmits dispatch from the Colonial Secretary in answer to the resolution of the Assembly respecting the claims of militia for land. The communication asks the advice of Council how the resolution is to be carried out. 60 Extract from report of a committee of the Executive Council as to the course to be adopted to carry into effect the intentions of Government to grant land to the militia. 63 Proclamation of how militia can obtain lands. 67 Walcott to Executive Council. Asks the Council to appoint a committee to examine Langevin's letter on militia grant lands. 69 Langevin to Walcott. Remarks on the claims of the militia for land that have been lodged with the commissioners. 71 Report of the Executive Council on militia claims. 73 Walcott to Executive Council. Sends further information respecting militia claims. 76 List of townships to be surveyed for the officers and men of the militia. 79 Extract from report of a committee of Council on militia claims. 80 A statement of suitable lands follows. 83 Walcott to Adjutant General of Militia. Asks for an explanation to identify the different battalions or corps of militia. 85 . Adjutant General of Militia to Walcott. Reports what corps of militia were called out. 87 Kerr to the same. Recapitulates the contents of messages from the Governor respecting land grants to the militia. Complains of the delay in allotting the lands, and maintains that all volunteer corps who served are entitled to land. 89 The same to the same. Refers to sections of the Militia Act to prove that volunteer and other corps are entitled to land. 94 Petition (in French) of militia men of Lower Canada. 95 Statement of the number of persons of-each grade belonging to the militia corps. 100 Average statement of land granted to militia since 1818. 103 Official notice that letters patent have been prepared for certain officers and men of the militia. 104 Statement of the number and classes of militia claimants with remarks. 106 Further particulars and recapitulation of the militia claims. 110 31 1078 1888. •I-•'ini:iry 21, Quebec January 22, Quebec January 22j Quebec January 2! Quebec January 22 Quebec January 22, Quebec January Quebec January 28 Quebec Janurry 28 Quebeo. January 28t Quebec STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA Q. 243-1-2 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Janu Queb ny -.'I )Q, Janu Queb wy 25 .' Mini Qunb i ry 26 January 29, Quebeo. January 80, Quebec January SO, Quebec Rules for the guidanoe of the board on militia land oloims. • Page 121 Report of a committee of the Exeoutive Council. Enolosed in Gosford to Glenelg 26th January, 1838. Gosford to Glenelg (No. 4). Has received notice that he has been relieved from the office of Governor. Shall notify Colborne who is to administer till his (Gosford's) successor arrives. Could not leave his post 124 sooner. _ The same to the same (No. 5). Sends half yearly return of the Executive and Legislative Councils. 127 Enclosed. Return. 128 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 6). Sends annual return of Crown lands sold and granted and of olergy reserves held for the same period. 133 Enclosed. Return. 135 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 7). Sends half yearly return of the sales of olergy reserves to 81st December, 1837. 137 Enclosed. Return. 138 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 8). Sends returns of receipts and expenditure on account of Crown lands and of licences to cut timber also receipts for Crown lands &o for three months to 31st December, 1857. 140 Enolosed statements. 141 to 148 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 9). Has ordered the issue of a warrant to pay Campbell for bis olaim against the Ross family on account of land whioh had been granted to them but was not transferred, it having been discovered that it had already been granted to another. 149 Governor in Counoil considers the case of Debartzoh. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 26th January, 18S8. Gosford to Glenelg (No. 10). Sends report on the emigration to the Canadas for 1837. 154 Enclosed. Report. 154 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 11). Had sent doouments belonging to Fran- ooib Lajus obtained from his grandson Judge Bedard, who now wishes to learn from the French Consul the motives for the inquiry respeoting Mr. Lajus. 167 Enolosed. Bedard to Gosford. Had sent the doouments asked for by the Frenoh oonsul respecting François Lajus. 169 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 12). Sends annual estimate of presents required for the Indians of the Canadas. 172 Enolosed. Estimate. . 174 Gosford to Glenelg. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 25th May, 1838. Gosford to Glenelg (No. 14). Applies for instructions as to what, if any, indemnification was to be made for losses caused by the rebellion. Reports the oase of Debartzoh to whom the sum of £1,000 was advanoed. 186 Enclosed. Report of a* committee of the Exeoutive Council recommending that a sum be advanoed to loyal subjects who had suffered losses at the hands of the rebels. 191 Governor in Counoil oonsiders the oase of Debartzoh and agrees to advance him XI,000. 194 Gosford to Glenelg. As authorized has issued letters patent appointing Davidson and Bouthillier commissioners of Crown lands and sends the fees 196 The same to the same. Sends schedule of dispatches received from the Colonial Department from 18th December. 198 Enclosed. Schedule. 200- Gosford to Glenelg ^confidential). Thanks for the expressions of approval of his oourse during his government of Canada ; the difficulties he had to The question of dissolving the present and calling a new Parlia-, enoounter, Q. 243-1- STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA 1079 SESSIONAL 1838. January 31, Quebec. February 3, Quebec. February 7, Quebec. February 8, Quebec. February 10, Quebec. February 11, Quebec. February 12, Quebec. February 13, Quebec. February 14, Montreal. PAPER No. 18 ment. Loyal addresses pouring in. Regret of the French population at the deceit and treachery practiced on many of them. All is quiet in the Canadas and if the States Government can suppress the turbulence of some on the borders, peace and order would soon be re-established. Trouble may be expected from the extreme English party both in Quebec and Montreal, particularly in the latter. Is to leave on the 13th of next month. 204 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 17). Had intended to resign his office on the 1st of February, and to spend a short time as a private individual. Finds, however, that so long as he remains he is Governor and that during that time Colborne cannot administer. He has, therefore, named the 13th instead of the 1 st of February, as the day on which he will hand over the reins of government. Page 209 The same to the same. In explanation of the charge of the £18. 4. If. incurred by Hughes in defending a suit, sends statement by Hughes, sei&is also the report of the Attorney General on the charge. Penalty for purchasing receiving in pledge or exchanging clothes or fire arms belonging to an Indian. 212 Enclosed. Statement by Hughes explaining the steps he had taken in regard to the purchase of fire arms from Indians. The suit brought 20 months after when he was condemned by the jury although the judge had acquitted him. 214 Report of the Attorney General, recommending that Hughes should be paid his expenses in the suit by Mallet. 220 Gosford to Glenelg. (No. 19). Sends copy of detailed report of Andrew Russell as to the extent and nature of the works carried on by the British American Land Company. 223 Enclosed. Report. 225 Appendix. Title. 247 Contents. 248 Detailed account of the road from Sherbrooke to Montreal. 249 The road from Richmond to Port St. Francis. 262 Works at Port St. Francis. 276 Trade returns for 1836 and 1837. 277 Reports on other roads in the Eastern townships. 278 Statistics relating to Sherbrooke. 307 Gosford to Glenelg (No. 20). Desires to perform his promise to bring before the Queen the loyal addresses sent by the people of Canada. Thinks it enough to send the names of the places whence the addresses were sent, with the number of signatures. 311 Enclosed. List of addresses with the number of signatures. 313 . Gosford to Glenelg (No. 21). Sends copy of the proceedings of the Executive Council. 315 The same to Colborne. Reports having met with an accident which will detain him. 337 The same to Glenelg (No. 22). Had informed the officers of the Indian Department of the abolition of their offices and the compensation awarded. Had, from the circumstances of the country, employed Chesley at St. Regis, but when the need is over, affairs will revert to their usual state. 317 The same to the same (No. 23). Sends report of the Executive Council on the case of Miss Gore with additional details sent by her. The report enclosed. Enclosed. Report. Memorandum on the family of the late Lieut. Col. Ralph Gore. Will of Gore. 321 323 327 332 Testimonial by Wetherall. Enclosed in Gosford to Grey 22nd October, 1838. 1080 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA Q. 243-1-2 1838. February 15, Quebec. February 16, Quebec. February 22, Quebec. March 22, Washington. April 28, Downing Street. April 30. Mayl, London. May 21, Downing Street. May 22, Ohambly. May 25, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Gosford to Colborne. Hopes to be able to leave in a few days. Page 338 Gosford to Glenelg (private). Reports his accident, causing delay. The Executive Council at Montreal ready to swear in Colborne. All quiet in Canada and on the frontiers. No newspaper reports to be trusted. The boundary question much mixed up with electioneering intrigue in United States, but it should be settled. 339 The same to the same. The delay in transferring the government to Colborne has been caused by an accident which injured him. The doctors think he may venture to travel on Tuesday the 27th. Has written to ascertain if a ship of war could meet him at Boston or New York not for his personal comfort as he understands that the accommodation in the New York packets is excellent. Has proclaimed the 26th instant as a day of thanksgiving for the restoration of public tranquility, he and the Council believe that there need be little apprehension of renewed disturbance. Some of the violent party, however, say that the late rebellion was not extinguished only checked. . 341 The same to. the.same (private). Has found the best feeling to prevail in tbe United States towards Britain and condemnation of the conduct of men on the frontier who took part in Canadian troubles. Had been advised to visit the President and was glad he had followed the advice. Has heard with pleasure of Durham's appointment. 346 Glenelg to Durham. The Queen's gratification at Gosford's letter containing loyal addresses. 314 Unsigned to the French Consul. Transmits request from Judge Bedard as to the reason for the inquiry respecting his' grandfather François Lajus. 171 Elliot to Stephen. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 21st May, 1838. . Unsigned to Spearman. Glenelg is of opinion that the explanation furnished by Gosford respecting the payment of the expenses incurred by Hughes is sufficient to justify it. 222 Unsigned to the same. Sends Gosford's dispatch that he had employed one of the Indian agents, and Glenelg desires that the Treasury sanction the measure. • 320 Unsigned to Spearman. Sends the report of the commissioners oh the claim of John Saxton Campbell on account of the Ross family. Reports the payment to Campbell, which should receive the sanction of the Treasury. 151 Glenelg to Durham. Sends copy of letter from the agent for emigration which recommends the temporary re-establishment of the tax for the relief of sick or indigent emigrants. 164 Enclosed, Elliot to Stephen. Is glad of the slight mortality among the emigrants. Approves of Buchanan's suggestion for the reimposition of the tax for the relief of emigrants. 165 Report of the Solicitor and Attorney General on the boundaries between Upper and Lower Canada. 181 Testimonial by T. à S. R. Andres. Enclosed in Gosford- to Grev 22 October, 1838. Glenelg to Durham. Reports that a question had arisen as to the boundary between Upper and Lower Canada. Samuel Adams has petitioned for leave to purchase at a low rate 200 acres on Allumette Island. He cannot purchase on more favourable terms than those on which lands are sold generally. if 7 Enclosed. Gosford to Glenelg. Explains the case of the application of Samuel Adams for land on Allumette Island. 177 verso. Q. 244-1-2 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA*. 1081 SESSIONAL 1838. July 18, Downing Street. August 18, Quebec. August 23, Wangford. October 22, Gosford. October 22, Gosford. No date. PAPER No. 18 i Report of a Committee of the Executive Council on the boundary line between Upper and Lower Canada. Page 177 verso. Deed to Archibald Pétrie of Clarence to two small islands in front of Clarence and Cumberland, executed by Colborne, Lieut.-Governor of Upper Canada. 178 Samuel Adams. Memorial to Glenelg for land on Allumette Island. 178 Glenelg to Durham. Has carefully examined all the available documents respecting the claims of the militia, but many are missing. The promise of the Prince Regent referred to by Gosford as made in 1819 to grant lands to the militia cannot be found although there are promises to particular regiments of regulars and foreign troops. Whilst Her Majesty desires to act with liberality towards the militia who came forward during the war with the United States, yet as acting for the public due regard must be paid to the disposal of the Crown lands. 57 Statement by W. Power. Enclosed in Gosford to Grey 22nd October, 1838. Gosford to Grey. Asks that a letter may go with the dispatches from the Colonial Office. 349 The same to the same. The enclosed has reference to transactions fully stated in his dispatches. Probably the matter has been settled since he (Gosford) had left the Quebec Government. 350 Enclosed. Statement by W. Power of his claim to a proper allowance as registrar of the vice Admiralty Court. 351 Gosford to Grey. Encloses letters relating to Hertel de Rouville's conduct in the late disturbances, which he has asked to be laid before the Colonial Office in support of his petition for compensation. 359 Enclosed. Testimonial by T. & S. R. Andres to Hertel de Rouville's loyalty and losses. * 360 Testimonial of Wetherall to the hospitality and kindness of de Rouville, both before and after the affair at St. Charles. 363 Suggestions by Hugues Heney. Enclosed in Gosford to Glenelg, 11th January, 1838. 1835. December 5, London. 1837. December 5, Montreal. December 12, Montreal. December 15, D'Aillebout. December 18, D'Aillebout. December 26, Toronto. December 28, Montreal, December 29, Chippewa. December 29, Ohippewa. Lieut. Governor Sir J. Colborne; 1838. Q. 244-1-2. (Part 1 paged from 1 to 274 ; part 2 from 275 to page 464). Hume to Mackenzie. Minutes of special sessions, both enclosed in Colborne to Durham, 24th January, 1838. General order. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 30th March, 1838. Berczy to Colborne. The same to the same. Both enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 17th March, 1838. Head to Colborne. Enclosed in Colborne to FitzRoy Somerset, 2nd January, 1838. Prohibition. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 30th March, 1838. Deposition by Gauder respecting the firing by men on Grand and Navy Islands. Lockwood to McNab. Reports the pirates on Grand island building a bridge across a ravine. 1082 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA Q. 244-1-2 1887. December 29, Chippewa, December 80, Ohippewa, December 30, Chippewa. December 30, Ohippewa. Deoember 80, Ohippewa. December — Quebec, 1838. January 1, Montreal. January 1, Montreal, January 1, Montreal. January 2, Montreal. January 6, Downing: Street. January 0, Montreal. 2-8 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Elmsley to the same. Reports the pirates on Navy Island firing on a boat belonging to His Majesty's Navy. Deposition of Wrigley respecting the employment of the Caroline. McNab to Jones. (Two letters). Deposition of Nolop that he had been taken prisoner by rebels. Deposition of Walker respecting the capture of the Caroline. This and the seven preceding enclosed in Colborne to Fitzroy Somerset, 9th January, 1838.' Walcott to Colborne. Enclosed in Colborne to Durham, 24th January, 1838. Gore to Foster, Colborne to Head. Gore to Biscoe. This and the two preceding enclosed in Colborne to Fitz Roy Somerset, 2nd January, 18S8. Colborne to Fitz Roy Somerset. Transmits copy of letter from the Lieut. Governor of Upper Canada, stating that a party of Americans had taken possession of Navy Island intending to aid the rebels. The island is British territory. Sends copy of instructions in respect to a military movement which he believes will be successful. Page 8 Enclosed. Head to Colborne. Reports that Americans have taken possession of Navy Island, they being well drilled and armed. Theoretic- •ally it is annoying that these ruffians should be allowed to hold possession of British territory, but practically to take possession a certain number of troops must be imprisoned on the island, or, if withdrawn, it would be again taken possession ot and the work would have to be done over again. Colborne to Head. Proposes if the distance allows, that the intruders on Navy Island should be disturbed by a constant fire from the left bank and proposes to erect a mortar battery for this purpose. 14 Gore to Foster. Sends Colborne's directions that arrangements are to be made to dislodge the enemy from Navy Island. 16 Gore to Biscoe. Me is to proceed to the Niagara frontier to inform himself of the position of Navy Island, its distance from the mainland &c, and if batteries could be erected to drive the enemy from the island. 18 Glenelg to Colborne. Has received dispatches respecting Gore's second expedition to the banks of the Richelieu and of the proclamation of martial law in the district of Montreal. Is desired to send the Queen's approbation of his conduct and that of Gosford. Has had no information as to the reason of the arrest of certain individuals. It is highly satisfactory to know of the changed feeling and of the help given by the habitants. From indications, he trusts it will not be long before the authority of the law will be vindicated and tranquility restored. The necessity that existed for the proclamation of martial law, whioh it is gratifying to observe is to be confined within the narrowest limits. The Queen cheerfully accepts the offer of service made by volunteers from Quebec, her high sense of the loyalty of the large body of her subjects in Lower Canada. Hopes when the season shall admit of military movements that the rebels still in arms may be dispersed. 3 Colborne to Fitz Roy Somerset. The Americans still hold Navy Island with about 7Q0 men well armed and 9 field pieces, Volunteers from Upper Canada are flocking to the Niagara frontier. Reinforcements arriving. Report received that the Americans are preparing to invade the western district of Upper Canada but the reports are so vague that he does Q. 244-1-2 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA 1083 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1838. January 17, Montreal. January 20. January 21, Quebec. January 23, Montreal. January 23, Montreal. January 24, Montreal. January 24, Montreal. January 24, Montreal. January 24, Montreal. not attach much credit to them. New York and Vermont. Is The disgraceful conduct of Americans in sending a force to the Niagara frontier, Toronto and Kingston. Sends statement from Head rolative to the capture of the Caroline which was no doubt engaged in the service of the pirates. Has ordered Foster not to incur great risks in attacking Navy Island as he hopes the pirates will be dislodged by constant fire or disperse. 21 (Printed duplicate at page 31). Enclosed. McNab to Jones. Sends papers connected with the capture of the Steamboat Caroline. 31 The same to the same. Reports the capture of the Caroline. 31 verso. Various affidavits respecting the behavior of the pirates on Grand Island &c. 31 verso to 32 verso. Colborne to Gosford. Sends dispatches arrived from England. Would not hesitate to proceed to Quebec to communicate with His Lordship respecting them, but he ought not to leave Montreal at present. Reports from Upper Canada are unsatisfactory ; has sent reinforcements. 35 Memorial of Ryland. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th April, 1838. Gosford to Colborne. Has received dispatches which, except one, prove to be duplicates. Sends a copy of that one which officially confirms the liberty to suit his convenience in retiring. Refers to instructions of which he asks a copy. Desires to be relieved of his public duties as soon as possible and intends to do so on the first of February unless he thinks that the public service or his convenience requires His Lordship to retain the office a few days longer. . 36 Goldie to Ogden. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 24th January, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg. Introduces Badgley, representing the Constitutional Association of Montreal. 33. The same to the same. Acknowledges receipt of dispatch that Gosford is retiring from the Government of Canada. He still retains it, but he intends to retire on the 1st of February. 34. Ogden and O'Sullivan to Goldie. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 24th January, 1838. Colborne to Gosford. Forwards dispatches from Glenelg. Assures His Lordship that he desires that he would suit his own convenience.as to the time of relinquishing the Government. The reports constantly arising of intended incursions and invasions prevents him from leaving Montreal till the United States Government can check the disorderly population of the different States. Asks that the clerk and some of the members of the Executive Council be sent to Montreal to swear him in as administrator. The embarrassing question of the trial of State prisoners. Desires His Lordship's opinion as to the mode of trial and whether that could be by a military court. 38. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 2). Had not tried any of the prisoners by court martial. Has received no instructions from Gosford on the subject. Had referred the question to the law officers of the Crown and now transmits their opinion. Had already released 200 persons. This unexpected lenity has alarmed the loyal inhabitants who have represented the danger of releasing so many rebels who if not punished could be easily induced to pillage and take up arms at the instigation of any rebel who still retained influence. The embarrassment the settlement of this question may cause to the Imperial Government, but the local Government could not with justice to the public or without danger to the province have the political offenders tried by' the ordinary tribunals nor could they be tried by court martial without legislative enactment. Forward plan of an Act drawn by the Attorney General. 41 Enclosed. Schedule of documents accompaning the dispatch. 45 1084 1838. January 24, Montreal. January 24, Montreal. «January no Montreal. February 1, Montreal; February 6, London. February 8, Amherstburg February 10, Quebeo. February 10, Montreal. February 10, London. February 12, Montreal. February 13, Toronto. February 17, Montreal. STATE PAPHRS—LOWER CANADA Q- 244-1-2 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. '903 Goldie to Ogden, Attorney General. Applies for the opinion of the law officers of the Crown on the question of the trial of political offenders. "Page 48 Ogden and O'Sullivan to Goldie. Opinion on the trial of political offenders. 50 Proposed Act for the trial of political prisoners. 60 Colborne to Glenelg. Sends letter from Hume to MacKenzie found among Papineau's papers. ;■ 68 Enclosed. Hume to MacKenzie. Congratulates him on the appointment of Head as Lieut. Governor. Sends letter of introduction. He has given Head the 1st and 7th reports on grievances and some of his (Mac- Kenzie's) late letters. Urges that attention should be paid to Head. Remarks on the policy of the Imperial Government. 70 Colborne to Durham. Transmits copy of instructions respecting courts martial which he had not felt justified in assembling on his return from the county of the Lake of Two Mountains. Has already released more than 200 persons which has produced many complaints on the part of the loyalists. Sends documents laid before the law officers of the Crown and their opinion. 443 Enclosed. Walcott to Colborne. In sending authority to establish martial law, the governor in chief trusts that the power given will of itself be sufficient to strike salutary terror into the hearts of the disaffected. In certain cases he is to revert to the ordinary tribunals. 443 Minutes of special sessions of Montreal.—Resolutions respecting the pardoning of rebels. 443 verso Colborne to Glenelg (private). The Americans and rebels left Navy Island and the armed force assembled at Detroit had retired from Bois Blanc after the capture of their sohooner by the Kent Militia. So long as the excitement continues in Vermont and New York it will not be safe to dismiss the militia. 79 Colborne to Governor Marcy. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 10th February, 1838. Maitland to Gore. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 17th February, 1838. Townshend to Maitland. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 17th February, 1838. Act to make temporary provision for the Government of Lower Canada. 252 The same in French. 370 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 3). Has been informed of the retirement of armed Americans. Gathering of men on the frontier near Champlain and Platsburgh preparing for invasion. Has written to the Governor of New York on the subject. Sends copies of letter and answer. 89 Enclosed. Colborne to Governor Marcy. Calls attention to the proceedings of armed people of New York who are assembling on the frontier preparing to invade the province. 89 Governor Marcy to Colborne. The State Government has no authority to act in the case stated. The Federal Government alone has the power and he has written to the proper authorities. 89 verso. Maitland to Gore. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg. 17th February, 1838. J Memorial of Mrs. Attrill. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg. 2nd April, 1838. Foster to Colborne. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg. 17th February 1838. J Colborne to Glenelg (No. 4). Gosford has been detained at Quebec by an accident. The brigands assembled in Michigan have not been dispersed. Q. 244-1- ITATE PAPERS -LOWER CANADA 1085 SESSIONAL 1838. PAPER No. 18 February 18. February 19, Chenel Ecarté. February 19, Downing Street. February 21, Montreal. February 22, Sidney. February 23, Oananoque. February 23, Kingston. February 24, Brockvifie, General Wood from making is taking measures to prevent rebels and their supporters w a movement. Has no doubt that Generals Scott and Wool will continue to act with energy. Page 89 verso ,rgy* Enclosed. Maitland to Gore. All is quiet on the western frontier. Return of officers of the United States army to the Niagara frontier. Has hired house for barracks. Many American families moving out. Has urged the reduction of the number of militia to lessen the expense. 89 verso Foster to Colborne. The report of an invasion from Cleveland discredited, the 400 reported to be coming being in a miserable state of wretchedness and in want of arms. Shall not fail to send reinforcements if necessary to the London district. 90 Townshend to Maitland. Asks for reinforcements to meet an attack of 1,000 men from Cleveland. 90 verso Maitland to Gore. Sends reports received from Townshend. These may not be true but he has proceeded to Amherstburgh with reinforcements. The position of military defence in the London district. 90 verso Lee, U. S. Artillery to Vidal. Reports that there is no collection of rebel forces from where he is to Detroit. The scattered rebels have but few arms and are unprepared for hostile operations. 100 Dunlop to ■ After reducing his force, he had, owing to reports from the other side, to recall the men and to add to the number. The United States militia will not obey General Brady, so he has disarmed them, but the Michigan militia are fully armed and will join the rebels and had stopped the removal of provisions. Provisions secured at Port Huron. The enemy left Detroit on Saturday so they may be expected to-night. The estimate of the number varies, but the most sensible men think they are about 600, so if they are not strongly reinforced at Mount Clements he will attack them. They are commanded by Duncombe. His (Dunlop's) men are in much better order than the others. Glenelg to Colborne. Has transmitted Act to make vision for the government of Lower Canada. Explanation the Act. 97 temporary proof the terms of 440 Colborne to Campbell. Enclosed in Campbell to Glenelg. 15th March, 1838. Deposition of John Sharp that the rebels were to meet at Bath. Information against Turner and others. 121 Wilkinson to Phillpots. Reports his having been taken prisoner and what he saw in the rebel camp. His release. Sympathy with the rebels on the frontier of the United States. The small number of the rebels and their want of discipline. 102 Bonnycastle to the same. Sends information respecting the designs of ■ the rebels about Bath and Belleville received this morning. General Brady reports that the mob at Detroit cannot be controlled and have again stolen arms. Has not seen the rascally proclamation of Fairbanks respecting the arms stolen. He offers about half a dollar a piece for those restored. How the militia are disposed of at Kingston, other militia corps distributed along the country roads. People flocking in from all parts of the country, so that if the rebels had the temerity to attack few .would remain to tell»the tale. Everything goes on smoothly. Colonel Cameron too ill to act. Reinforcements sent to Gananoque. 1.16 Phillpots to Gore. By information from Bonnycastle it appears that the designs of the rebels were more extensive than he (Phillpots) had imagined. Now all is safe here. Upwards of 1000 men with four guns were at French Creek on the night of the 22nd to make an attack, and part of the force took possession of Hickory Island. Only another company of the 83rd is necessaiy. With the two companies the volunteers would feel every conn- 1086 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA Q. 244-1-2 1838. February 24, Brockville. . February 25, Amherstburg February 25, Amherstburg. February 27, Montreal. February 27, Montreal. February 28, Montreal. February 28. February 28, Montreal. February 28, Toronto. February —. February (?), Watertown. March 3, Montreal. March 3, Montreal. his (Colborne's) proclamation. Enclosed. Gosford to Ryland. swear in Colborne. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1908 dence. Had since received information that the brigands were dispersing. Page 113 The same to Colborne. Reports that the brigands have dispersed ; they had with them 1500 stand of arms and 6 field pieces. The militia have turned out nobly. If another company of the 83rd could be sent, he (Colborne) might feel at ease as to that part of the country. Wilkinson's account of the state of preparation and the feelings of the people has struck the bandits with panic. Bonnycastle writes that McKenzie has crossed to Belleville to attack Kingston from that side whilst Johnson and others were coming to Brockville. 128 Maitland to Foster. Townshend to Maitland. Both enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 3rd March, 1838. Proclamation continuing martial law. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 28th February, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg. Has assumed the Government of Lower Canada,. Gosford having left this morning. Sends copies of Gosford's letter and of '446 To summon the Executive Council to 446 Proclamation by Colborne that he had assumed the office of Governor. 446 Colborne to Glenelg. The law officers have represented the inconvenience of having appointed a day of thanksgiving. The virtual discontinuance of martial law. A proclamation has been issued for its continuance. 446 verso Enclosed Proclamation continuing martial law. 446 verso Colborne to Fox. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 3rd March, 1838. The same to Campbell. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 15th March, 1838. Foster to Colborne. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 3rd March, 1838. Rebel proclamation and declaration enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 3rd March, 1838. Whiting to Jones. Report of the state of excitement in the United States frontiers in favour of the rebels. 122 Deposition of Dr. Dorion. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 17 th March, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg. Parties of rebels who have been at Platsburg and Champlain crossed and entered the province on the 28th, but the Missisquoi volunteers advanced to oppose them and they withdrew and were disarmed by Wool, U.S.A. who arrested Coté and Robert Nelson. Sends reports from officers commanding in the western district. Sends printed papers distributed by the rebels on the frontiers.- 447 Enclosed. Colborne to Fox. Reports disorders on the frontier which American officers have not sufficient force to repress. 447 Foster to Colborne. Reports that about 250, brigands had crossed to Point Abino on the British shore of Lake Erie pursued by Worth of the American army from whom they had managed to escape. Has sent a reinforcement of Canadian volunteers to the Niagara frontier. 447 verso Maitland to Foster. A band of piratical rebels from 'Detroit took posession of Fighting Island from which they have been dislodged. Two. companies of the 32nd and one of the 83rd were sent with about 250 of the militia. Those dislodged were chiefly United States citizens who were allowed to land and to fire from the United States shore. 447 verso Townshend to Maitland: Details of the driving off of the brigands from Fighting Island. Attention called to the services of Colonels Elliot and Askin of the 2nd Essex Militia ; Captain Glasgow of the Royal Artillery * Q. 244-1-2 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA 1087 SESSIONAL 1838. March 4, Amherstburg March 8, Montreal. March 9, Montreal. March 9, Montreal March 9, Montreal. March 10, Montreal. March 15, Montreal. The same to Glenelg. (No. from the Colonial department. Enclosed. Schedule. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 5.) PAPER No. 18 Captain Ermatinger of the St. Thomas volunteers and of Lieut. Colonel Prince ; commends also the alacrity of the Indians of the neighborhood. 448 Wool to Colborne. Drs. Nelson and Coté have surrendered with all their forces, cannon, small arms, and ammunition and have been handed over to the United States authorities. Everything is now tranquil on the frontier. 448 verso Rebel proclamation. 448 verso Rebel declaration. 449 (Both are signed by Robert Nelson.) Maitland to Foster. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 9th March, 1838. Colborne to Campbell. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 15th March, 1838. ,) Sends schedule of dispatches received 136 137 Sends report from Maitland of his attack on a party-of brigands who had taken possession of Point Pelé Island. The frontier is now well guarded by volunteers so that no serious impression can be made by the brigands. Trusts that the outrageous proceedings of the inhabitants of the United States will compel the American Government to adopt measures to prevent a repetition of the disgraceful acts. 139 Colborne to Glenelg. Transmits copy of letter from Maitland reporting the attack on and defeat of a party of brigands from Ohio, who had taken possession of Pelé Island, in Lake Erie. 449 verso Enclosed. Maitland to Foster. Reports the attack on and repulse of brigands from Ohio who had taken possession of Pelé Island. 449 verso Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 6.) Sends memorial from the officers of the to be permanently retained as a provincial 143 145 Hopes that although the rebellion has been put down in Upper and Lower Canada that the proposed reinforcements may be sent in consequence of the threatened assistance to the rebels which has been promised from foreign sources which will continue till there is a force sufficient to give confidence to the inhabitants. Sends copies of letters to Campbell to show his idea of the enormous expense caused by frequent alarms. It is difficult to estimate the number of adventurers, but a few hundred cause alarm which soon calls out the volunteers, but is satisfied that regular troops judiciously placed will tend to allay excitement and aggression than all the exertions of the United States Government. Recommends that volunteer corps be placed on the frontier. Has no doubt that horses can be obtained to mount the dragoon regiments intended for Canada. 148 Enclosed. Colborne to Campbell. Explains the cause of the expense for military operations and the necessity of attending to reports from officers commanding at a distance of apprehended invasions. The good quality of the volunteers, but in hasty levies expenditure cannot be stopped. Recommends placing an army of occupation for a year or longer as a saving of money. 154 Colborne to Campbell. Reports the movements of the rebels and their hopes of embroiling the governments of Great Britain and the United States. 158 The same to the same. Advance of rebels from Alberg Springs but retired on the 1st of March. If they had remained it would have been difficult in the pursuit, when they were defeated, to have prevented the volunteers from crossing the boundary line.' Expediency of having a proper supply of regular troops. 161 Queen's Niagara Fencibles asking corps. Enclosed. Memorial. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 7). 1088 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA Q. 244-1-2 1838. March 16, Montreal. March 17, Montreal. Maroh 17, Montreal. March 19, Downing Street. March 19, Montreal. March 19. March 19, Montreal. March 22, Montreal. March 22, Montreal. March 23, Toronto. March 24, Odelltown. March 24, Montreal. March 24, Montreal. March 26, Montreal. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 8). Returns thanks for his (Glenelg's) consideration in obtaining the consent of Government to his (Colborne's) receiving the whole of the civil salary attached to the office of Governor General. Page 165 The same to the same (private and confidential). Reports the state of the province and his desire that a measure should be passed protecting him from prosecution after martial law has been abrogated. 167 Enclosed. O'Sullivan, Solicitor General, to .Colborne. Sends statement of the proceedings in the cases of Peltier, Cherrier and Viger, charged with high treason. 1 ' 5 Deposition of Dr. Dorion, respecting Dr. Wolfred Nelson. 179 Berczy to Colborne. Represents the disturbed state of affairs in his neighbourhood. Can he have assistance in securing persons guilty of sedition. 182 The same to the same. The change in public feeling since the success at St. Eustache and the prospects are that everything will become peaceable. 190 Colborne to Glenelg (private and confidential). Again urges the propriety of his being protected after the abrogation of martial law. 193 Glenelg to Colborne. Remarks on the proposal to try political prisoners by court martial. This should not be done before testing the result of trials before the ordinary tribunals. The crime of ordinary murder should not be confounded with merely political offences. 441 Colborne to Wool. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 30th March, 1838. Maitland to Foster. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg 26th March, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg, (No. 9.) Transmits communication from General Wool, U.S.A., respecting Canadians at Champlain anxious to return to Canada. Sends intercepted letter of Robert Nelson. 443 verso and 450 Enclosed. Wool to Colborne. Sends petition from 20 habitans for leave to return. The advantageof complying with their request. 444 and 450 verso Intercepted letter from Robert Nelson to Ryan. The plans of the rebels for the invasion of Upper and Lower Canada in agreement with McKenzie. How Colborne and Wool have been deceived. 444 and 450 verso Colborne to Glenelg, (No. 10.) Forwards petition from François Chart- rand on behalf of the family of bis late brother who had been killed by the insurgents and recommends it. 197 Enclosed. Petition of the children of the late Joseph Chartrand. 199 Christie to Odell. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 30th March, 1838. Foster to Colborne. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 26th March, 1838. Report of an examination of refugees. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg 30th March, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg, (No. 11.) Sends schedule of dispatches received from the colonial office since the 9th instant. 203 Enclosed. Schedule. 204 Colborne to Glenelg. Has received Head's dispatch containing charges against him (Colborne.) Asks that His Lordship suspend judgment till the correspondence has been laid before him. 209 Colborne to Glenelg, (No. 12.) Sends private communications from Foster and Maitland that parties of brigands which caused alarm on the western frontier have dispersed, and Maitland has dispensed with the services of several corps of volunteers. 211 Enclosed. Foster to Colborne. Sends latest news from the western frontier where affairs have assumed a more pacific character. 213 Maitland to Foster. Reports the state of affairs in the western frontier. 216 Q. 244-1-2 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA 1089 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1838. March 27, Montreal. March 27, Montreal. -March 28, Montreal. March 28, Montreal. March 29, Montreal. March 30, Montreal. Proclamation. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 31st March, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg, (No. 13.) Sends returns of the dismissal and appointments of magistrates in Lower Canada. Is sending a separate -list : March 31, Montreal. March 31, Montreal. March 31, Montreal. March 31, Montreal. March 31, St. Eustache. April 2, Montreal. Apiil 2, Quebec. of the dismissals in August Enclosed. List of Magistrates of September, 1837. List of Magistrates in the district 18.37. List of Magistrates of the district September,.! 837. Colborne to GleneL Page 219 Lower Canada dismissed since 1st 220 of Montreal on the 1st December, 225 of Montreal dismissed prior to 1st 236 (No. 14). Has received notice of the appointment of Durham to be Governor-in-Chief of all the North American provinces and that he (Colborne) should be commander of the forces in Upper and Lower Canada. 238 The same to the same (No. 15). The person for whom Dr. Hodgkin intercedes he thinks must be Dr. Robert Nelson who is now a fugitive. 240 The same to the same (No. 16). Has received dispatch stating he had been promoted to be a Knight Grand Cross of the order of the Bath. Sends his acknowledgments. 242 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 17). Thanks for approbation of his conduct. Reports the state of the Counties of the Lake of Two Mountains and Terrebonne previous to the arrival of the troops • the unfortunate condition of the loyalists. Fire at St. Eustache. Sends documents. 451 Enclosed. Christie to Odell. Asks him to forward letters to General Wool. 451 verso. Colborne to Wool. Arrangements made for receiving the Canadians on the frontier whom it would be safe to admit. 451 verso. Report of an examination of refugees in Champlain village, who have petitioned for leave to return to Canada. 452 General order on the good behaviour of the volunteers. 452 Prohibition to take the property of persons whether accused or not. 452 Circular to proposed members of the special committee. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 6th April, 1838. The list of those proposed follows, undated. Temporary Acts. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg 24th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 19). Sends schedule of dispatches received since the 24th instant. 261 Enclosed. Schedule. 263 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 18). Has received dispatch with Act for the temporary Government of Canada and also with order to form a special Council. Hopes soon to call together the Council to pass an Act to suspend 'the Habeas Corpus Act. 452 verso Enclosed. Proclamation that he (Colborne) is by virtue of the Act Governor of Lower Canada. 452 verso Globensky to . Calls attention to the complaints of undue leniency shown to the rebels. 299 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 20). Transmits Memorial from Mrs Attrill for a pension. 268 Enclosed. Memorial. 270 Dickson to Attrill. Sends certificate to obtain for him his promotion. 273 A second letter sending certificate. (There is no date in either letter). 274 Statements (two) respecting receipts for Crown lands, (fee. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 3rd April, 1838. 1090 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA Q. 244-1- 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 1838. April 2, Quebec. April 2, Quebec. April 3, Montreal. April 4, Montreal April 4, Sherbrooke. April 5, Quebec. April 5, Montreal. April 5, Montreal. April 6, Montreal. April 7, Montrea April 8, Montreal. April 9, Montreal. April (?) Quebec. April 14, Montreal. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, Enclosed in Colborne Answer of Daly to Shadwell's c 4th April, 1838. Explanations of the Inspector General of accounts, to Glenelg, 5th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 21). Sends statement of receipts on account of casual and territorial revenue and of sales of Crown lands and of licences. to cut timber for the three months ended on 31st ultimo. 275 Enclosed. Statement of receipts on account of casual and territorial revenue. 276 The same on account of Crown lands and licences to cut timber. 277 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 22). Sends Daly's answer respecting Shadwell's claim for payment of a debt said to be due. 278 Enclosed. Answer of Daly to Shadwell's claim. 280 British American Land Company by the commissioners, Fraser and Webster, to Rowan, Civil Secretary. Explain why the half yearly payment cannot be made at this time. 397 Report of Executive Council on Ryland's application. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 23). Transmits report from the Inspector General of accounts respecting stationery supplied to the Civil Secretary's department. 283 Enclosed. Explanations of the Inspector General of Accounts respecting stationery to the Civil Secretary's department. 287 Attorney General to Rowan. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg. 9th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 24). Has summoned the special council constituted under the Act to provide for the temporary government of Canada, to meet at Montreal on the 18th instant and sends copy of letter summoning them. Many of them have consented to act. 289 Enclosed. Circular to those proposed to be members of the special council. Asks if they will act. 290 List of gentlemen proposed to be placed on the special council. 293 Colborne to Glenelg (confidential). The documents relating to the arrest of Lafontaine were in possession of Badgley of Montreal who was at the Colonial Office on the 27th February. The Attorney General cannot furnish copies of the warrant and depositions but the papers held by Badgley are sufficient to warrant proceeding against Lafontaine. 295 List of special councillors. 396 also 453 Colborne to Glenelg. Sends report from the Attorney General that he has not yet been able to close the examination of the papers connected with the late rebellion. None of the prisoners can be tried before the ordinary tribunals with justice to the community at large. The loyal inhabitants would not allow of convicted prisoners remaining in the province which has suffered so greatly from their acts whilst guiding the revolt from their refuge in the United States. 444 verso Attorney General to Rowan. Has not been able to complete his report on the rebellion. Has liberated about 340 persons, and there remain about 174 - some have been discharged on bail, others without bail. 444 verso Answers to questions put to the assistant clerk of the Executive Council. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 25). Transmits Ryland's claim for fees land grants to the militia with accompanying documents. Enclosed. Memorial of Ryland. Extracts from the minutes of the Executive Council. Report of Executive Council on the application of Ryls for loss of fees on land grants to militia. n 309 312 316 nd for indemnity 320- q. 244-1-2 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA 1091 SESSIONAL 1838. April (?) Quebec. April 17. April 19, Montreal. April 20. April 21, Montreal. April 23, Montreal. April 23, Montreal. April 23, Montreal. April 23, Montreal. April 24, Montreal. April 24, Montreal. April 25, Montreal. April 25, Montreal. April 25, Montreal. PAPER No. 18 Answers to questions put to the assistant clerk of the Executive Council. Page 323 Statement respecting Duchemin alias Froude. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 17th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 26). Sends information respecting Duchemin alias Froude, asked for by the French Consul General. 328 Enclosed. Statement respecting Duchemin alias Froude. 331 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 27). Sends returns of revenue and expenditure for various services in Lower Canada. 333 Enclosed. Statement of the net revenue and expenditure of Lower Canada for 1837. 335 Rules and Orders for the Special Council. 379 The same in French. 387 ] Also. 453 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 28). Sends schedule of dispatches received since the 31st ultimo. 358 Enclosed. Schedule. 359 Act to declare when laws shall take effect. Ordinance. Both enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 24th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 29). Had called together the special council which now consists of 21 members 5 of whom could not be present owing to bad roads. Smith of Stanstead cannot accept and the offer of the seat has been made to Austen of Lennoxville. Of the 21 members of the council, 11 are French* Canadians. Hopes for approval of his plan to submit to council a measure to enable him to pay the arrears due to public officers. The British American Land Company are not prepared to pay the half of the yearly instalment. Sends memorandum respecting the deficiency of the Crown revenues. 360' Also. 453- Memorandum by the Inspector General respecting the funds arising from 400' 455 verso- 454 verso' with high 455 nay expire 456 1st May, 1832, or the sale of Crown lands and licenses to cut timber. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 30). Sends copies of ordinances. Enclosed. Act to declare when laws shall take effect. Ordinance to authorize apprehending persons charged treason, &c. Temporary Acts which have expired since before 1st May 1840. Colborne to Glenelg (separate). Persons in confinement for high treason cannot with justice to the community be tried by the ordinary tribunals ; has proposed that a law should be passed suspending habeas corpus. The prisoners with few exceptions must be held till Durham can decide whether they are to be liberated or tried. 462 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 31). Notifying His Lordship of the appointments to the special council of clerk and assistants. 406 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 32). Sends list of volunteer corps which have been directed to be disbanded. Recommends that a few companies should be retained on the Missisquoi frontier, La Colle and Hemmingford. 408 Enclosed. Return showing the returns that have been ordered to take place in the militia. Circular ordering the disbandment of the militia corps. Monthly list of the paid volunteer corps in Canada. Monthly list of the unpaid volunteer corps. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 33.) Sends schedule of dispatches from Colonial Office. Enclosed. Schedule. 411 412 414 416 the 417 418 18—4 1092 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 242—1-2-3 1838. April 26, Montreal. April 26, Montreal. April 26, Montreal. April 26, Montreal. April 26, Montreal. April 26, Montreal. April 26, Montrtal. April 27, Montreal. April 27, Montreal. April 28, Montreal. April 28, Montreal. April 30, JMontreal. .April 30, -Montreal. -April 30. :May 9. May.12 May.28. May 29, Downing Street. May 29, Downing Street. May 30. May 31, Downing Street. June 2, Downing Street. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Ordinance to continue Act for assistance to sick and indigent emigrants. Ordinance to continue the Act respecting Registry Offices. Ordinance to continue the Act respecting lessors and lessees. Ordinance to continue the Act relative to seamen's wages. Ordinance to authorize the appointment of Commissioners on losses su£- fered by the loyal inhabitants. Ordinance to continue Act for the transportation of offenders. Ordinance to continue Act relative to protested bills of exchange. This and the six preceding enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg 30th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 34). In consequence of the continued tranquil state of the province he has terminated martial law. Page 420 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 34.) Has issued a proclamation revoking martial law. 459 verso- Ordinance authorising the repayment of money advanced from the Imperial Treasury. Ordinance for indemnifying persons apprehending &c. persons suspected of high treason <fec. This and preceding in Colborne to Glenelg 30th April, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 35.) An ordinance has been passed placing at the disposal of the Executive Government ,£47,344 14s. 7d. sterling for • defraying the arrears of the Civil expenditure, &c. Sends estimates with remarks. , 424 . Enclosed. Estimate of the expenses of civil government with details. 428 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 36). Sends list of ordinances passed by the Special Council. 459 verso Enclosed. The ordinances referred to in letter. 460 to 464 Unsigned to Fitz Roy Somerset. Is directed by Glenelg to send extract from Colborne's dispatch relative to buying horses in Canada Government however, will not change its determination to send out horses to mount the men. 153 Unsigned to Spearman. Is directed by Glenelg to send extract from Colborne for the Lords of the Treasury explaining the causes of the great expense of the late military expeditions in the Canadas. 152 Unsigned to the same. Sends copies of dispatches from Gosford and Colborne relative to claims for indemnity to individuals who have incurred losses by the late insurrection of Lower Canada, with copy of the answer Glenelg proposes to send. Desires to know if the Lords of the Treasury approve of the view taken in His Lordship's dispatch to Durham. 198 Unsigned to the same. Sends copy of dispatch from Colborne stating his intention to disband the volunteers gradually as the regular troops arrive. 410 Glenelg to Durham. Has received Colborne's dispatch stating that he had opened the session of the Special Council, enclosing a copy of the rules and stating that he intended to propose to the Council an ordinance for ■defraying the arrears due to public officers. All these steps approved of. 367 Glenelg to Durham. Colborne's dispatch received in which he states he| has put an end to martial law. Colborne's course approved of. 421 Unsigned to St. André. Sends statement from the person administer in» the Government of Quebec respecting Duchemin alias Froude. 330 Glenelg to Durham. Has received Colborne's dispatch. For instructions refers him to previous dispatch. 445I The same to the same. Colborne's dispatch received reporting the •capture of St. Benoit and dispersal of the rebels. The Queen is «ratified ±0 learn of the high character of the troops having been maintained* 445? Q. 244—1-2 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1093 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1838. Unsigned to Spearman. Sends copy of the Inspector General's statement respecting stationery. The amount was included in the calculation of arrears, but not paid in Canada. The instructions sent in consequence of his (Spearman's) letter would no doubt have occasioned payment to the military chest. Page 285 Unsigned to Spearman. Glenelg desires him to send copy of Colborne's dispatch that an ordinance has passed for defraying the arrears of the civil expenditure and that Glenelg has signified his approval. 427 Glenelg to Durham. Government approves of Gosford's action in dealing Downing with claims for losses but until some general rule is established Government Street. will defer a decision on claims now made. 202 June 5. June 5. 1837. September 13, Three Rivers. 1838. March 19, Montreal. March 30, Three Rivers. March —, Three Rivers April 6, Three Rivers. April 11, Montreal. April 13, Three Rivers. April 26, Three Rivers. April 26, Three Rivers. April 26, Three Rivers. April 28, Montreal. April 28, "Montreal. April (?) Three Rivers. May 1, | Three Rivers. May 2, Three Rivers. May 2, Lieut. Governor Sir J. Colborne, 1838. Q. 245—1-2-3 (Part 1 is paged from 1 to page 240 ; part 2 from 241 to page 504 ; part 3 from 505 to 755). Record of the preliminary trial of Baptiste Cadieu. Report of the Chief Justice on the trial and sentence of Cadieu. Affidavit of Joseph Morin. Case of Cadieu tried at Three Rivers for murder. Judge Vallières de St. Real to Rowan. Answer to petition. Application from Roman Catholic Clergy. Barnard to Rowan. The same to John Stuart. The same to Cuthbert. Cuthbeft to Barnard. Chief Justice to Rowan. Barnard to Judah. Petition. Rowan to Barnard. Judge Vallières de St. Real to Barnard. Barnard to Judge Vallières de St. Real. This and the fourteen preced Three Rivers. ing enciosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 21st May, 1838. iyray 2 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 37). Has received dispatch that there is to be Montreal. n0 departure from the usual course in bringing prisoners to trial that would infringe the principles of the Criminal Law. Feels that his resolution to delay the prosecution of the prisoners till the arrival of Durham will not be disapproved of. The necessary delays will bring the time of trial to the, date of Durham's arrival who should properly decide on the time of the trial. Is convinced of the' inexpediency of bringing the 18—U 1094 1838. May 2, Montreal. May 3, Montreal. May 3, Montreal. May 4, Montreal May 5, Montreal. May 7, Montreal. May 9, Montreal. May 10, Montreal. May 11, Montreal. May 12, Montreal. May 21, Quebec. May 21, Quebec. STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q- 245—1-2-3 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 prisoners for trial before the ordinary tribunals but he is reducing the. number of prisoners ; 326 have been liberated, there are now 161 confined, to have been among tbe principal promoters_of the (No. 38). Sends schedule Page 4 of dispatches received 6 Attorney General, enclosed in Colborne to 29 verso, jxpenditure 11 ia 21st May, to Glenek copies (The of list ordinances is in the 15 15 verso to 28 verso. 72 of these supposed late revolt. Colborne to Glenel since the 28th ultimo. Enclosed. Schedule. Application from Ogden Glenelg, 28th May, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 41). Had closed the session of the Special Council on the 5th. Summary of the business done. 28 verso. Enclosed. Copy of the Circular addressed to the members of the Special Council. Colborne to Clenelg (No. 39). Sends estimate of the probabi of the Indian establishment for the year. Enclosed. Estimate. John Stuart to Barnard. Enclosed in Colborne 1838. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 40). Sends printed passed by the Special Council of Lower Canada, letters). The text of the ordinances follows in full. Colborne to Glenelg (No. 42). Sends copy of letter from HeDry Valotte respecting whom the French consul asks for information. 34 Enclosed. Valotte to Rowan. He has lived in Montreal for eighteen months, has taken the oath of allegiance and is now a British subject. 36 Rowan to Chairman of Executive Council. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 28th May, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 43). Had learned of the departure from Portsmouth of a battalion of Grenadier Guards, and that a battalion of the Coldstreams and 71 st were about to sail for the St. Laurence. The two battalions arrived safe at Quebec on the 9th. 38. The same to the same. (No. 44). Sends schedule of dispatches received since the 2nd instant. 40. Enclosed. Schedule. , .41. Report of Committee of Executive Council. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 28th, May, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 45). On the report of the Chief Justice has reprieved Cadieu, sentenced to death, and sends the question for His Lordship's decision. 43. Enclosed. Report of the Chief Justice on the case of Cadieu. 46. Barnard, Advocate for Cadieu, apprehends that the sentence of death against him is a nullity not being conformable to the Statute. 58 Chief Justice to Rowan. Had received copy of the letter from Barnard respecting the trial and sentence of Cadieu. The omission in the record of the sentence, cannot it seems to him vitiate the sentence as against the convict but as in a similar case in England it was held that it did, it may be presumed that that judgment would effect the case of Cadieu and justify the commutation. qq Record of the preliminary trial of Baptiste Cadieu for murder. 63 Case of Cadieu tried at Three Rivers for murder. 75 Affidavit of Joseph. Morin. 92 Answer to the petition. Judge Vallières de St. Real should be executed. to Rowan. Reports fiis doubts if Cadieu 97 Q. 245—1-2-3 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1095 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1838. May 24, Quebec. May 28, Quebec. May 30, Downing Street. June 3, Quebec. July 5, Downing Street. July 6. July 7, "Downing Street. July 10, Downing Strlet. August 2, Downing Street. August 18, Downing Street. Application from Roman Catholic clergy at Three Rivers to Colborne for a further respite to Cadieu. Page 102 E. Barnard and H. Judah to Colborne, petition pointing out defects in the evidence against Cadieu, the want of jurisdiction in the court and praying for commutation of sentence. 104 Rowan to Barnard. His letter has been received and laid before Colborne. 112 Barnard to Cuthbert. Applies to him to have the documents relating to Cadieu obtained from the Executive Government. 113 Cuthbert to Barnard. Believes that further respite will be granted to Cadieu. . 114 Barnard to John Stuart. Applies for his interference to save the life of Cadieu. 115 Stuart to Barnard. Has learned that a further reprieve was granted to Cadieu to precede a conditional reprieve. 120 Barnard to Judge de Vallières St. Real. Thanks him for the reprieve to Cadieu. 121 Judge Vallières de St. Real to Barnard. His satisfaction at the information of the reprieve to Cadieu. 122 Colborne to Glenelg (No. 46). Reports the death of John Delisle one of the joint clerks of the peace. Has appointed provisionally William Henry Brebaut. Report on the fees. 123 The same to the same (No. 47). Sends copy of communication from the Attorney General for remuneration for extrordinary services during the insurrection. Agrees with the Executive Council in the opinion of the services of Ogden and has issued a warrant for the amount recommended by the Council, Ogden, however, sends a claim for a larger amount. 126 Enclosed. Application by Ogden, Attorney General, for extra allowance. 130 Rowan to Chairman of Executive Council. Transmits statement from Ogden, Attorney General. 134 Report of Committee of the Executive Council on Ogden's claims for extra remuneration. 135 Glenelg to Durham.. Has received dispatch from Colborne that he has postponed till Durham's arrival the trial of prisoners charged with high treason. His approbation of Colborne's course. 5 Colborne to Glenelg. Reports the gratifying reception of Lord Durham. 141 Glenelg to Durham. Shall suspend recommending the appointment of Brehaut till he shall be informed of his (Durham's) approval. 125 Unsigned to the Attorney and Solicitor General. Sends report of the Chief Justice on the case of Cadieu for their opinion. 45 Glenelg to Colborne. His letter of 3rd June has been laid before the Queen. She accepts his resignation with regret and thanks him for his zeal, ability and discretion. 142 Unsigned to Spearman. Sends by order of Glenelg dispatch from Colborne that he had issued a warrant in favour of Ogden for extra services during the continuation of martial law. The warrant was for ,£1,500 but. Ogden's claim is larger. Recommends that the £1,500 be sanctioned, but cannot see grounds for further remuneration. 128 Glenelg to Durham. Has received printed copies of Ordinances but not authenticated copies so that he could not submit them to 'the Queen in Council'. If Colborne has not sent these transcripts he (Durham) is to forward them as early as possible. 30 Glenelg to Colborne. Asks him to continue for some time longer in the execution of his duties in Canada. 143 1096 STATE PAPERS—LOWER. CANADA. Q. 245—1-2-3 1838. September 26, Sorel. September 26, Sorel. October 12, Sorel. October 20, Quebec. October 29, Vaudreuil. November 2, Quebeo. November 5, Montreal. November 5, Montreal. November 7; Three Rivers. November 11, Odeltown. November 11, Montreal. November 12. 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Colborne to Glenelg. Considers it his duty to continue in his employment in Canada as asked. Page 14» The same to the same. He will be satisfied to continue his services to Canada by retaining the command and is gratified at the expression respecting his conduct. 14/ The same to the same. Sends copy of petition from Donald McGillis and a letter from Rev. John Mackenzie, requesting that the petition be forwarded. 149 Colborne to Glenelg (private and confidential). Had at first disbelieved the reports of the threatened invasion of Canada but is now convinced that such attempts will be made. Several townships in Upper Canada are- settled by people from the United States of the worst class and in Lower Canada the disaffection is now openly declared. Has asked for reinforcements from Sir Colin Campbell and has arranged for calling 'out the volunteers. Has advised Arthur to call out volunteers on the St. Lawrence and on the Niagara, London and Western districts. These preparations will cost an immense outlay but the danger can only be averted by showing the Americans and rebels the difficulties they will have to encounter. Transmits part of the confidential communications Durham has lately received. Men from Lower Canada gone to Champlain where they were sworn in by Coté and Gagnon, and has had trustworthy reports of prépara Arms have been brought in and distributed Enclosed in Colborne tc in the 158 Glenelg, 27th' November, tions making at Ohio, seigniories. HarwOod to Buller. 1838. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 1.) Durham sailed yesterday and he (Colborne) has assumed the administration of Lower Canada. Encloses copy of the proclamation issued on the occasion. 167 Enclosed. Proclamation.. 167 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 2.) Sends certified copies of ordinances passed by Durham and Special Council. 169 Enclosed. Certified copies of three ordinances. 169, 170 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 85.) Reports the movements of the rebels. The habitans collecting in large bodies. They attacked the village of Caughnawaga but were repulsed and 70 prisoners taken. Is preparing to march against the rebels in Acadie. Warrant for the committal of Houde. Enclosed in unsigned to Attorney and Solicitor General, 2nd February, 1839. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 87.) Movements of the rebels. The greater part of the rebels of the Richelieu finding that the promised arms and ammunition were not ready returned to their homes. Had sent a corps under Major General's Macdonnell and Clitheron to attack, but the rebels fled on hearing of their advance. Brave conduct of the volunteers of LaColle, Odelltown, Hemmingford and Sherrington who defeated the rebels who were trying to open communication with their friends in New York and Vermont. Will send shortly a correct account of these occurrences and reports of officers commanding the volunteers on the frontier. 175 >76 176 verso. Enclosed. Declaration by the rebels Proclamation. (Both are signed by Robert Nelson.) Extra of the Montreal Gazette, headed : ' Release of the prisoners taken by the rebels.' Taking of Beauharnois. 16& Additional extra. The mail by the Brougham when she was taken was- brought to town to-day. 199 Colborne to FitzRoy Somerset. Believes that this second attempt at revolt has been put down, and that the provinces shall be quiet for the winter unless any attack is made on Upper Canada from the United States. Q. 245—1-2-3 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1097 SESSIONAL 1838. November 14, Prescott. November 15, Downing Street. November 16, Quebec. November 17, Quebec. November 17, Quebec. November 17, Quebec. November 17, Montreal. November 17; Montreal. November 17 Montreal. November 18, Montreal. November 18, Montreal. November 19, Downing Street. November 20, Montreal. PAPER No. 18 Has asked Sir Colin Campbell for reinforcements, bebeving if the American» know there is full preparation for defence they will give up their intention of joining the rebels. Page 180- Young to Goldie. Enclosed in Colborne to Fitz Roy Somerset, nth- November, 1838. Glenelg to Colborne. Sends duplicate of a dispatch addressed to Durham. If he has" left he (Colborne) is to consider that part relating to defence to be addressed to himself. 18L Carey, Inspector General to Montizambert. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 20th November, 1838. Notice by Aylwin. Proceedings at Police Office, Quebec. Petition by Teed. This and the two preceding enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th Deeember, 1838. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 4.) Had found the whole of the seigniories in the neighborhood of Sorel in alarm at the movements of the habitants, Had declared martial law in the district of Montreal and proposed to the Special Council ordinances which he hopes will be approved of. A list of the ordinances is in the dispatch. 184 Enclosed. Proclamation of martial law. 184 verso. Ordinances. 184 verso to 188 verso, Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 5.) Sends reports of the officers commanding the corps acting against the rebels, whose dispersion has been complete. Movements of the troops. Major Young reports that the American brigands had landed two miles below Prescott. The force sent will no doubt be sufficient to repel any further attack. 191- Enclosed. Reports from officers commanding corps. 192 to 193 verso. Colborne to Fitz Roy Somerset. Major Young reports the defeat of the United States brigands who landed two miles below Prescott. Gallant conduct of the Canadian Militia and volunteers. Recommends Major Young. The loss severe in repelling the attack. If the United States Government do not stop these disgraceful proceedings it will soon become impossible to prevent retaliation. 204 Enclosed. Detailed report by Major Young of the attack on the United States brigands who landed two miles below Prescott. The rifle fire of the brigands was true and steady and although he (Young) has not yet received the casualty list the loss is no doubt heavy. 206 Colborne to Glenelg. Sends report of Lieutenant Colonel Duhdas of the surrender of the brigands from the United States, i Although Upper Canada may be constantly exposed to similar aggressions, the efforts of the vicious population of the United States will end in their destruction. 211 Enclosed. Report from Dundas. 212 ' Colborne to Glenelg (confidential). Arthur is convinced that the disaffection in Upper Canada is serious, so that he Colborne has drawn further reinforcements from Nova Scotia, but so much determination and vigour have been shown by the volunteers on the St. Lawrence against the invaders and rebels that he cannot think that these of""the United States engaged in the conspiracy can be successful, the failure of the rebels and insurgents in Lower Canada has been so complete and their punishment so severe that he cannot think their leaders will have influence enough to induce them to assemble again. 214 Glenelg to Colborne. The proclamation for an amnesty to political offenders issued by Durham is- contrary to the views of Her Majesty's Government. The proclamation cannot however be revoked. 217 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 7.) Sends report on the case of Douglas whose claim was investigated and he was awarded £300 instead of £380 which he claimed. Sends report of Inspector General. 218 1098 1838. November 21, Downing Street. November 21, Quebec. November 21. Quebec. November 21, Quebec. November 21, Quebec. November 21, Quebec. November 21, Quebec. November 21, Quebec. November 21, Quebec. November 21, Que Dec. November 21, Quebec. November 21, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 22, Quebec. November 23, Quebec. November 23, Montreal. November 23, Quebec. November 24, Quebec. November 24, Downing Street. November 26, Montreal. November 27, Montreal. STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA Q. 245 1-2-3 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Enclosed. Report of Inspector General on the case of A. G. Douglas. Page 220 Glenelg to Colborne. As he is again to administer the affairs of the province owing to the resignation of Durham, he is authorized to draw the full salary of the governor besides his military allowances. Minute of proceedings. Warrant for the committal of John Teed. Petition of John Teed. Deposition of Aylwin. Reasons by Judge Panet. Deposition of Eliza Teed. Warrant to Bowles.' Deposition by Aylwin. Warrant against Bowles. Affidavit of Aylwin. Order to the Sheriff. Bowles to Judge Bedard. Motion by A. W. Cochran. Decision by Judge Panet. Order to the Sheriff of Quebec. Motion by Aylwin. Warrant for the arrest of Bowles. Motion by Aylwin. Motion by Aylwin. Bedard to Colborne. Goldie to Judges Panet and Bedard. Order to the Sheriff. November 28, Three Rivers. Writ ordering the imprisonment of John Jefferys. This and the twenty- three preceding enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th December, 1838. Glenelg to Colborne. The anxiety of ministers at the news from Fox of an intended invasion of Canada. Confidence of the Government in Colborne's measures of defence. 223 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 8.) Sends annual return of retired allowances on the abolition and reduction of office. 225 Enclosed. Return. 227 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 9.) Sends statement by Harwood in answer to dispatch respecting the claim preferred by Mrs. Harwood, and her sisters, to 150,000 acres granted to the late chevalier Michel Chartier de Lotbinière, their grandfather. 228 Enclosed. Harwood to Buller, respecting the claim by Mrs. Harwood and her sisters to land granted to their grandfather. 230 Petition of Celestin Houde. Enclosed in unsigned to Attorney and Solicitor General, 2nd February, 1839. ■Q. 245—-1-2-3 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 1838. November 2S, Montreal. STATE ..PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1099 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 10.) Sends printed copies of ordinances passed -.November 29, Montreal. November 29, •Quebec. November 80, Three Rivers. ^November 30, Montreal. November 30, Montreal. November (?) •Quebec. November — Various dates. by the Special Council. Enclosed. Ordinances.' Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 11.) Has list. Enclosed. List. Judges Panet and Bedard to Colborne. 14th December, 1838. Notice of Houde. General, 2nd February, Colborne to Glenelg. suppress the rebellion. Page 242 242 verso to 245 verso. received dispatches according to 246 247 Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg. December 3. December 4. December 4, Montreal. December 5, Montreal. December 6, (Trois-Rivièrei December 7, Montreal. December 8, Montreal. December 8, Montreal. December 8, Montreal. December 8, Quebec. his own behalf, his own behalf. Enclosed in Unsigned to Attorney and Solicitor 1839. (Confidential). Reports the steps he has taken to Reinforcements sent to Upper Canada. Spirited conduct of the volunteers in the Eastern Townships. 249 Enclosed. Nickle to Griffin. Success at Barnston. Confidence of the loyalists restored. 254 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 13.) In answer to inquiry by the French consul general, sends communication from M. Courcanebeck himself. 256 Order by Young. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th December, (?). Continuation of the proceedings of the court martial. 505 to 553 Protest against the competency of the court by the prisoners. 554 Demand of the prisoners for delay in proceeding with their trial. 559 Motion for delay. 560 Cardinal desires to call certain witnesses. 563" Thibert desires also to call witnesses for the defence. 565 Louis Lesiege, otherwise Lesage dit Laviolette, applies to be acquitted and released, his evidence being required by the other prisoners. 568 Opposition to the constitution of the court for the trial of offences. Comments of Leandre Ducharme. Address by Jean Marie Thibert on Address by Jean Louis Thibert on Comments of J. M. Cardinal. Comments of Antoine Coté. Comments of Edouard Therien. Comments of Joseph l'Ecuyers. Address by Louis Lesiege, alias Lesage dit Laviolette. Comments by four of the prisoners. Observations by the same prisoners. Address on the case by the judge advocate. Observations of the Attorney General. Opinion of the Attorney General. Goldie to the judges of Montreal. Opinion of the judges. This and the three preceding enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th December, 1838. Order to produce the body of Houde. 1 Enclosed in unsigned to Attorne}" and SoUcitor General 2nd February 1839. Judge Rolland to Goldie. Opinion of Stuart, Solicitor General. Goldie to Bowles. Goldie to Judges Panet and Bedard. Report of the Executive Council. 572 578 583 587 590 593 595 596 597 598 599 604 1100 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 242—1-2-& 1838. December 8, Montreal. December 12, Montreal. December -12, Three Rivers. December 13, Downing Street. December 13, Downing Street. December 13, Montreal. December 14, Downing Street. December 14. December 14, Montreal. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903: Goldie to Bedard. Bedard to Goldie. This and the six preceding enclosed in ColbDrne to Glenelg, 14th December, 1838. Vallières de St. Real to Goldie. Enclosed in unsigned to the Attorney and Solicitor General, 2nd February, 1839, followed by Reasons of Vallières de St. Real. Glenelg to Colborne. Had not in his dispatch of the 10th taken notice of the recommendation that provisions should be made for the families of volunteers who had fallen in engagements with the rebels. They are to be placed on the same, footing as officers and men of the regular army and navy. * How the regulations are to be applied. Page 178 Duplicate at page 213. The same to Arthur. Sends copy of dispatch to Colborne respecting claims by militia or volunteers. The legislature of Upper Canada has anticipated in the case of Mrs. Moodie the arrangement he had made in regard to two cases in Lower Canada of a similar nature. 434 Goldie to Bedard. Enclosed in Colborne to Glenelg, 14th December, 1838. Glenelg to Colborne. Has received from the commander-in-chief dispatch with copies of his (Colborne's) correspondence with Arthur. Approves of his arrangements for the defence of the Canadas. 164 Unsigned to Colborne. Had received report that he had assembled the Special Council which had passed ordinances of which copies were sent, which were referred to the law officers. Shall send their decision as soon as possible. He is to send the names of the members of the" Special Council. 183 Colborne to Glenelg. (Confidential.) Reports having suspended two of the judges of Kings Bench, namely Judges Panet and Bedard. Enters minutely into the cause of thé suspension. 259 Enclosed. Goldie to Judges Panet and Bedard. Desires to be informed for the Lieut. Governor their reasons for granting a writ of hadeas corpus. 267 Judges Panet and Bedard to Colborne. A very long statement of their course of procedure respecting the application for a writ of habeas corpus. 268 Minutes of proceedings follows. 293 Writ ordering the imprisonment of John Jefferys. 297 Notice by Aylwin, Attorney for petitioner, to the Solicitor General. 300 Order by Young, Inpector of Police, to arrest and keep in custody John Teed. 301 Petition by John Teed. 303 Warrant for the committal of John Teed. 306 Motion by A. W. Cochran for postponement of thecase of John Teed.. 308 Decision by Judge Panet in the case of Teed on the application of Aylwin his counsel. , 309 Order to the sheriff of Quebec to produce John Jefferys before judge Panet charged with contempt of court. 311 Motion by Aylwin that John Jefferys, gaoler, produce Teed in court. 313 Motion by Aylwin that judgment be passed on Jefferys for contempt of court. 314- Order by the Sheriff to commit John Jefferys to gaol for contempt of court. 315 Warrant for the arrest of Bowles for contempt of court proceedings in the case. 317' Petition by John Teed to be released from the custody in which he is held by Bowles. 319 Deposition of Aylwin that he had an interview with Bowles who told him that he detained Teed as a prisoner. 121 Q. 245—1-2-3 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1101 SESSIONAL 1838. PAPER No. 18 Eliza Teed deposes to the birth place of John Teed, her brother. Page 323 Warrant to Bowles to deliver up John Teed. ' 324 Deposition by Aylwin that Bowles refused to obey the writ of habeas corpus. 326. Warrant against Bowles. 329 Affidavit of Aylsvin for the issue of warrant against Bowles. . 331 Order to the sheriff to arrest Bowles. 332: Motion by Aylwin to have warrant issued against Bowles. 334 Reasons by judge Panet for his action in the case of Teed. 335 Observations of the Attorney General on the report of the judges on the Teed case. 360 Opinion of the Attorney General on the issue of the writ of habeas corpus by judges Panet and Bedard. 372 Opinion of Stuart, Solicitor General, on the Teed case. ' 376 Goldie to the judges of Montreal for their opinion whether the suspension of the habeas corpus Act was or was not passed by competent authority. 378 Opinion of the judges that the suspension was passed by competent authority. 379 Judge Rolland declines to give an opinon. 381 Report of the Executive Council that for the safety of the province the Executive power should not be questioned by local authority. 384 Goldie to Judges Panet and Bedard. Announces their suspension on December 14, Montreal. December 15, Montreal. December 15. December 16, Quebec. December 16, Downing Street. December 18, Montreal. account of their illegal actions. 387 Bedard to Goldie. Accepts on behalf of himself and Panet, the suspension from office, happy if it can contribute to the maintenance of law and good government. 390 Goldie to Bedard. Colborne having suspended him and Panet can have no objection to them proceeding to state their case at the foot of the Throne. 392 Bedard to Colborne. Complains of letter from Bowles. 394 Bowles to Judge Bedard. Respecting writ of habeas corpus. If an attemptis made to arrest him (Bowles) by force it may cause bloodshed. 399 Goldie to Bedard. Colborne regrets the terms of the letter from Bowles and has expressed to him his strong disapprobation of it. The responsibility of taking military charge of Teed was unadvoidably incurred on the report of the police magistrate. 401 Goldie to Bowles. Colborne had received copy of letter from him Bowles to Bedard and regrets the terms of the letter of which he highly disapproves. 403 Colborne to Glenelg. Sends proceedings of the General Court Martial held for the trial of Cardinal and others and opinion of the law officers that the sentence of tranportation passed on several cannot legally be confirmed. Has ordered the court to reassemble on occount of the sentence of transportation. 631 Report of Council recommending that Joseph Narcisse Cardinal be executed for high treason. 419' Unsigned to Spearman. Sends memorial by McGillis for a pecuniary allowance in consideration of his military services. 150 Enclosed. Petition of Donald McGillis. 151 Letter of Rev. John McKenzie recommending the petition of Donald. 156 Smith and deLéry. Enclosed in Colborne to 1838. Various ordinances passed by the Special Council 31 Duquette should be ordered McGillis. Joint memorial from Glenelg, 20th December, Glenelg to Colborne. are to be left to their operation. Report of the Council recommending that for execution. 422 tmm m 1102 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 246—1 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 1838. December 19, Montreal. Colborne to Glenelg (confidential). The instructions to have an ordinance passed to constitute tribunals for the trial of rebels and murderers ■ leave no doubt of the intention of Government to prevent a failure in the administration of justice. The sudden renewal of the revolt has caused the. provincial government similar difficulties to those it felt last year. Criticises the constitution of the proposed courts. Had given to tribunals erected by the Special Council expost facto powers as the prisoners who had already committed offences were hourly increasing. Further respecting the tribunalsi for the trial of rebels and murderers and report of the numbers looking for arms. Page 405 A printed duplicate is at page 4251 December 20, Colborne to Glenelg. Sends memorial from William Smith, clerk, and Montreal. Charles E. C. de Léry, assistant clerk of the Council for payment of their salaries which he recommends to favourable attention. 427 Enclosed. Joint memorial from Smith and de Lèry. 429 December 25, Colborne to Glenelg. Sends proceedings of the General Court Martial on Montreal. Joseph Narcisse Cardinal and others. 435 Proceedings. . 436 to 504 Colborne to Glenelg. In consequence of the insurrectionary movements* preventing a meeting of the Executive Council it was necessary to make; several appointments that a council might be composed by whom he might; be advised. Sends list of those summoned. 632 Enclosed. List. 634 Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 17.) Sends for the Secretary for War state-: ment oi allowances granted to military medical officers for extra duties during the year ended 30th April, 1838. 635 Enclosed. Statement. 637 Affidavit of Verboncoeur. Enclosed in unsigned to Attorney and Solicitor General, 2nd February, 1839. Colborne to Glenelg. (No. 18.) Sends Judge Vallières de St. Real's, reasons for granting a writ of habeas corpus to Celestin Houde. Had already reported the suspension of Judges Panet and Bedard. The action of Judge Vallières de St. Real has caused equal embarrassment, so he also has been suspended. Sends the opinions of the Judges of Quebec and Montreal that the ordinance is a binding law. 638 , Glenelg to Colborne. Instructions sent before the last outbreak are to be no longer in force. Has full confidence in his judgement. 743 Colborne to Glenelg (confidential). Sends printed copies of three ordinances passed by the special council. 735 Glenelg to Colborne. Feels satisfied that if he (Colborne) has been obliged to determine the fate of the persons convicted of participating in the late transactions in the Canadas, he will have done it judiciously. 743 . The same to the same. Ordinances 1 to 12 passed by the Special Council ; have been reported as not being objectionable in point of law. He will, therefore, submit them for the approval of the Queen in Council. 189 Glenelg to Colborne. Had received report of the measures he had taken to suppress the rebellion, &c. Sends government's entire approval. 2551 The same to the* same. Had received dispatch that he had established a - court for the trial of offences connected with the late insurrection and that he intended to permit the sentence of death to be carried into effect in the case of two out of ten prisoners. Government approves of his decision. 418;: Unsigned to the Attorney and Sohcitor General. Sends dispatch from' Colborne respecting the suspension of Judge Vallières de St. Real for their | opinion. 644| Enclosed. Valières de St. Real to Goldie. Sends petition from Houde and all the proceedings, with the motives of his judgment. 642| December 26, Montreal. December 27, Montreal. December 30, Trois-Rivières December 31, Montreal. December 31, Downing Street. December 31, Montreal. December 31, Downing Street. 1839. January 1, Downing Street. January 3, Downing Street. January 19. February 2. Q. 246—1 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. 1103 SESSIONAL PAPER No 1839. 18 February 4. 1828. April 12, London. 1835. April 8, Treasury. April 10, Downing Street. -1838. January 20, Downing Street. J anuary — Montreal. February 1, Downing Street. •Reasons by de St. Real for the decision he had arrived at to issue the writ of habeas corpus in favour of Hoùde. Page 644 Petition by Houde for a writ of habeas corpus. 664 Affidavit of Verboncceur of the good character of Houde. 667 Notice that Houde will petition for a writ of habeas corpus. 669 Order to produce the body of Houde before the court. 671 Warrant for the committal of Houde. 673 Bail bond for Houde. 675 Summary of petition and order for the issue of a writ of habeas corpus in favour of Houde 678 Proceedings in admitting Celestin Houde to bail. 680 Attorney General to Goldie. Sends statement of proceedings in the case of admitting Houde to bail to be laid before Colborne. 683 Deposition by Lesieu Desaulniers against Celestin Houde. 685 Deposition by Joseph Beland against Houde. 687 Deposition of James Douglas against Houde. 689 Deposition of François Bêlant against Houde. . 691 Deposition by J. B. Lussien against Houde. • 694 Deposition of Leandre Bêlant against Houde. 696 Statements of Celestin Houde defending himself. 698 Minutes of Council 27th December, 1838. 701 Opinion of the judges that the Act suspending the habeas corpus Act was valid. 704 Report by the Attorney General on the Act to suspend habeas corpus ; that it was valid. 718 Opinion of the Solicitor General, that the Act to suspend habeas corpus was valid. 722 Goldie to VaUères de St. Real. His action in releasing Houde by a writ of habeas corpus endangers the public safety, Colborne, therefore suspends him from his functions of judge. 732 Unsigned to Law Officers of the Crown. Transmits • to them three ordinances passed by the special council for consideration and report. 741 'Governor Earl op Durham, 1838. Q. 246-1. Durham to Glenelg. Is obliged to go north on account of the illness of his uncle. Will be prepared probably to sail on the 21st. 20 Freemantle to Hay. " Hay to Freemantle. Both enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 21st April, 1838. Glenelg to Durham. Government thinks it best to communicate the general line of policy best calculated to effect a permanent settlement. Tranquility being restored the way should be prepared to return to the principle of government founded on liberty given by the Imperial Act of 1791. .The country will be governed for a limited time on a' different system. He must prepare the way for a more constitutional system and for this end he is to use every means. General remarks on the state of affairs and the advisability of changing the Act of 1791. 5 Petition enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 19th April, 1838. Stephen to Treasury. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 21st April, 1838. mm 1104 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. Q. 246—1 1838. February 6, Treasury. March 10, London. March 24, j London. March 31, Westminster. April 2, Downing Street. April 3, Downing .Street. April 7, "Treasury. April 17, Fredericton. April 19, Downing Street. April 19, Downing Street. April 20, Downing Street. ' 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Spearman to Stephen. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 21st April, 1838. Durham to Grev. Sends memorandum of his proposed establishment. Page 10 Enclosed. Memorandum of the salaries required for the proposed establishment of Durham. 12 Durham to Glenelg. Sends copy of his letter to Grey of the 10th inst. on the subject of appointments necessary .to carry on his duties. 17 Commission to Durham. 57 Followed by notice dissolving the special council. 61 The same in French. 66 and 70 Aberdeen to Treasury. Enclosed in Glenelg to Durham, 21st April, 1838 Glenelg to Durham. (No. 6.) Transmits four commissions from Her Majesty, investing him (Durham) with authority as Governor General of, the British American colonies. 9(2 Enclosed. Instructions for New Brunswick, and for Prince Edwardf Island. Those for Upper and Lower Canada sent in subsequent dispatch , of 21st April. 92 verso Circular to the Lieutenant Governors of Upper Canada, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, enclosing a copy of dispatch to Durham. 93 Spearman to Stephen. The Lords of the Treasury approve of the salaries proposed by Durham and of the proposals he makes towards appropriating the revenues collected in Lower Canada from fees, &c. 13 Harvey to Glenelg. (No. 23.) (Political and confidential.) Transmits a message (extracted from newspapers) of the Governor of the State of Maine and of certain resolutions adopted by the Legislature of that State urging the construction of a strong fortification upon the Eastern Frontier of Maine " for the purpose of extending the protection of the Laws of the State to the citizens living in that vicinity." Asks for instructions relative to it. 131 Glenelg to Durham. Sends communication respecting the composition of the Legislative Council and the state of the representation in Lower. Canada addressed to him (Durham) by Moffatt and Badgeley. 21 Enclosed. Moffatt to Durham. Statement of the representation of Lower Canada. 21 Moffatt and Badgeley to Glenelg. Sends statement. The future well- being of Canada is bound up in their legislative union. Federation union would only have an external effect. Subjects to be brought prominently before Durham. 22 verso. Grey to Moffatt and Badgeley. Letter addressed to Durham with statement of the representation of Lower Canada has been forwarded. . 23 Glenelg to Durham. Sends petition on grievances from inhabitants of Lower Canada. 23 Enclosed, Petition praying for a legislative union. 23 Glenelg to Durham. Transmits copy of a letter from the Treasury relative to the expenses incurred in Canada in consequence of the late insurrection. Instructions had been sent to Colborne to disband such of the volunteers as could be dispensed with, but if he finds them stillp employed on his arrival, he is to reduce them as far as can be done with» safety. 24 verso Enclosed. Spearman to Stephen. Calls attention by order of the Treasury to the expenses incurred in Canada for the late insurrection and to the necessity for a reduction in the militia and volunteer forces. 24 verso. Stephen to Spearman. Glenelg on receipt of letter of 26th February had instructed Colborne to disband the militia, as far as that could be done consistent with public safety. 24 verso. Q. 246-^1 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1105 SESSIONAL 1838. April 21, Downing Street. April 21, Downing Street. April 21, Downing Street. April 21, Downing Street. April 21, London. April 21, London. April 21, Downing Street. -April 24, Portsmouth. April 29, Downing Street. April 30, Downing .Street. May 7, Downing Street. May 26, Downing Street. PAPER No. 18 Glenelg to Durham. Sends copies of correspondence between the colonial department and the Treasury. He is to place to the credit of government the portion of salary of the governor of the province and the fees in abatement of the expenses of his mission. Page 18 Enclosed. Stephen to Spearman. Sends copy of letter from Durham respecting his proposed establishment. The unpaid salaries to the governor and secretary of the province are to be carried to the credit of the government. 18 Glenelg to Durham. Sends copies of correspondence with the Treasury relative to the manner in which the financial affairs of Canada should be administered during the operation of 1 Vic, Cap. 9. 25 Enclosed. Gray to Spearman. Desires'to call attention to the propriety of advising Durham as to the appropriation of funds raised in Lower Canada. 25 Spearman to Gray. The Lords of the Treasury send instructions to Durham respecting the-application of money raised in Lower Canada. 25 Glenelg to Durham. Sends the instructions maintained since the conquest of Quebec. New instructions would have been prepared but that could not be done without prejudging some important questions awaiting His Lordship's investigation. The old instructions will be found a valuable guide. 26 Glenelg to Durham. "Sends instructions as to the course he is to adopt in regard to the protection of the Canadian provinces. The difficulties in dealing with rebellion by the ordinary tribunals. His task is to secure permanent tranquility. 27 Durham to Glenelg. Has received dispatches to No. 21. 29 The same to the same. Owing to the kindness of a friend he is able to dispense with the appointment of a legal adviser. 30 Glenelg to Durham. HoV it is arranged that his expenses are to be defrayed. 31 Enclosed. Stephen to Treasury, Durham is to have his expenses defrayed the same as those of a special mission. 32 Spearman to Stephen. The treasury will provide for the expenses of 32 The arrangements to be made by Durham for his 32 verso The arrangements for Amherst's mission. 34 verso How the Treasury will arrange for Amherst's 32 verso 33 34 Durham. Spearman to Stephen, personal expenses. Aberdeen to Treasury Freemantle to Hay. expenses. Hay to Fremantle. How Amherst's salary, «fee, are to be met. Durham to Glenelg. Has received dispatches to No. 23. Glenelg to Durham. Explains the terms of the Adt of 1791 relative to the clergy reserves. Government desire it should be brought to a final adjustment. 35 The same to the same. Sends document entitled, "heads of objections to a federative union of the provinces of British North America," placed in his hands by A. Stuart. 35a Enclosed. " Heads of objections." 35a Glenelg to Durham. Threatened disturbances in Prince Edward Island on the question of escheat. Sends dispatch explaining its general bearings. 36 The same to the same. Sends copies of addresses from the Assembly and Council of Upper Canada, on the subject of the union of Upper and Lower Canada. He (Durham) is to attend to the • information contained in the addresses. 37 1106 STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. Q. 246—1 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 1838. May 29, Downing Street. May 31, Quebec. May 31 Quebec. May 31, Fredericton. June 1, Quebec. June 1, Quebeo. June 3, Quebec. June 3; Quebec. Enclosed. Glenelg to Arthur. Has received despatch from Head ; to which Government will give careful attention. Page 39 Has laid before the Queen the addresses from Upper Canada relative to the union of the two provinces. Power has been given to him (Durham) to investigate such questions, and to lay his views before Parliament. 40 Glenelg to Durham. The British Minister at Washington has communicated the circumstances under which Vail has been dispatched to Canada; to inquire into the cases of American citizers who may be in custody in • connection with the late insurrection, with copies of letters to Colborne and J the Lieut. Governor of Upper Canada. The satisfaction of Her Majesty's ; Government. 42 Durham to Glenelg. (No. 1.) Had arrived on the 27th, but did not land, till the 29th owing to bad weather. Had then taken the oaths. Had received cordial greetings on his way to take the oaths. The proclamation he issued was favourably received. 45 Enclosed. Proclamation. 47 The same in French. 51 Durham to the members of the Executive Council. Circular. That it is not his intention to continue the Executive Council according to its present composition. This does not arise from dissatisfaction, as he esteems their services and feels esteem and respect for himself personnlly. Argues in . support of his proposal. 62 The same in French. 71 Harvey to Durham. (Confidential.) Transmits "Annual Blue Book" for 1837, together with a despatch from Her Majesty's Secretary of State, also a copy of despatch to Lord Glenelg dealing with the necessary measures for surveying and locating the Line of Boundary as claimed by the State of Maine on her North East Frontier, under the Treaty of 1783. 125 A P. S. Draws attention to Lord Aberdeen's note to Mr. Lawrence, of 14th August, 1828, as containing as clear and forcible a statement of the case as is to be found in any single paper upon the subject. 130 Notice that a levée will be held on the 5th instant. 56 The same in French. 25Î Durham to Glenelg (No. 2.) Reports a scandalous outrage by American pirates on the frontiers of Upper Canada. The intention to continue thi&4 method of anno3*ance. The measures of defence taken. The great cost of defence. 77 Enclosed. Dundas to Goldie. The seizure of the steamer Sir Robert Peel. Measures to be taken for her recapture. 77 verso.; Dundas to Goldie. Further accounts of the capture of the Sir Robert Peel. Arrival of the passengers, their losses. 77 verso. Proclamation offering a reward of £1,000 for the discovery and conviction of those engaged in the outrage on the steamer Sir Robert Peel and that a military force shall be stationed where it can best protect the frontier line. 7 s Durham to Glenelg. (No. 3.) Sends copies of a communication from magistrates of Brockville relative to the destruction of the steamer Sir Robert Peel. s$p Enclosed. Application from magistrates of Brockville that a military! force may be stationed there. 831 Deposition of the master of the Sir Robert Peel of the circumstances attending on the attack on her. 833 Durham to Glenelg (No. 4). Sends report from Colborne. of the proposed distribution of troops in Upper and Lower Canada. 87 Enclosed. Rowan to Durham. Proposed distribution of troops in Upper and Lower Ca-nada while the province 'is kept in a state of alarm. 88 Q. 246—1 SESSIONAL 1838. June 6, Quebec. STATE PAPERS—LOWER CANADA. PAPER No. 18 June 8, Chateau St. Lewis. June 9, Downing Street. June 9, Fredericton. June 9, Toronto. June 11, Department of War. June 12, Downing Street. June 12, Washington. June 14, Quebec. June 16, Castle St. Lewi .s. June 16, Castle St. Lewis. June 16, Castle St. Lewis. Durham to Glenelg (No. 5). Sends copies of his despatches to the Lieut Governors of the different provinces. Page 91 Enclosed. Durham to Prescott. Sends copy of his commission. Requests that the official correspondence be of the most free and confidential character. 91 > Circular to the other Lieut. Governors. Of the same nature as the preceding. 91 Durham to Glenelg. (No. 6.) Requires a steam vessel well manned and armed, but finds that a certain company has established an entire monopoly of steam conveyance between Montreal and Quebec. They decline to supply a vessel for government for less than £100 (currency) per diem. Recommends that a steamship of war of a draught not exceeding 11 feet be sent to Quebec and placed at his (Durham's) disposal. 97 Glenelg to Durham. (No. 31.) Asks that a copy of the Acts passed by the Canadian Legislature in their last session for the preservation' of the peace and for the trial of persons charged with insurrection against the Government be transmitted for presentation to the House of Commons. 98 Harvey to Durham. (No. 2.) Acknowledges receipt of dispatch and commissions. 143 Enclosed. Dispatches received Nos. 22 to 33. 145 Arthur to Durham. Acknowledges commissions. One appointing him (Durham) Captain-General and Commander-in-Chief of this province ; the other renewing his (Arthur's) office as Lieutenant Governor. State of the province most unsatisfactory but by no means hopeless. 147 Enclosed. Militia general order. 147 verso. Poinsett to Forsyth. Measures to be adopted with the hope of restoring order on the frontier. 175 Glenelg to Durham. (No. 32). The arrival in Lower Canada of the reinforcements sent from the country superseded the necessity of keeping up any of the militia or volunteer corps. He (Durham) will take the earliest opportunity of disbanding them and take the necessary steps for ensuring the re-delivery to the Ordnance officers of the muskets and unexpended stores which were issued to those corps. 99 Poinsett to Major General A. Macomb. The President desires you to proceed without unnecessary delay to the frontier of Canada and to take the command there, to arrest all persons engaged in hostile expeditions against the peace of a friendly power. 176 verso. Copy of Vice Admiral Sir Charles Paget's instructions addressed to Captains of Her Majesty's ships Hastings and Hercules. 186 Durham to Glenelg (No. 12.) Encloses copy of dispatch to Mr. Fox and instructions to Lieutenant Colonel Grey. 101 Enclosed. Reports from Colonel Dundas relating to the burning of the Sir Robert Peel steamer at Wells' Island. 101 Sir John Colborne left Quebec for the purpose of repairing to the Frontiers. Sends Hon. Charles Grey with dispatch that he may have an interview. 101 Durham to Glenelg. (No. 9.) Lieutenant General Sir J. Colborne completed his tour of inspection and made all necessary arrangements for the distribution of the troops along the line of frontiers. His Excellency states he found great excitement prevailing and exaggerated reports of invasion purposely kept up along the American lines. Recommends his (Durham's) going to the Upper Province as soon as possible. Governor Marcy states the feeling along the whole frontier is so strong it is beyond his control by any means at his command. 119 Durham to Glenelg. (No. 10.) Asks that application be made to Parliament before the close of the Session to extend the powers of taxation given to a special council. It appears essential to the best interests of the prov- 18—5 1108 STATE PAPERS—LOWEE CANADA. Q. 246—1 1838. June 16, Castle St. Lewis. June 16, Castle St. Lewis. 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 I ince that some extension of the powers of the special Council should be made before the close of the present Session of Parliament. Page 119 verso, The same to the same (No. 11.) Has requested a personal interview with the Lieutenant Governor of the province of New Brunswick with! reference to the Boundary question. 123| Durham to Glenelg. (No. 13.) Encloses two reports from Captain Sandom of the Royal Navy on the state of the Naval force under his command at ; Kingston, together with a dispatch from Sir John Colborne on the same ; subject. 107 Enclosed. Sandom to Durham. He had prepared two small vessels to act on Lake Erie or elsewhere, had not purchased steam vessels because he had not proper officers or persons to place on board such vessels. In order to equip these vessels with the requisite caution, requests that the undermentioned officers and seamen be sent from Her Majesty's ships at Quebec.; 3 Lieutenants. 6 Mates. 2 Second Masters. 4 Senior Midshipmen. 3 Assistant Surgeons. 1 Experienced clerk. 4 Quarter Masters. 4 Carpenters crew. 10 Gunners crew. 24 Able seamen. June 16, Washington. June 17, Castle St. Lewis. June 18, •Castle St. Lewis. June 18, Castle St. Lewis. J une 18, Castle St. Lewis. June 23, Castle St. Lewis. 61 total. 108| Copies of the depositions relating to the outrages committed on the island of Tanti yesterday morning are annexed for your Excellency's inform-. ation. 110- Sandom to Durham. Reports the steps taken to prevent a recurrence oa similar outrages to that lately committed by the destruction of the steanaË vessel the Sir Robert Peel. 110 Fox to Durham. Despatch delivered by Lieut.-Col. Charles Grayi whose mission has been highly satisfactory, Col. Grey has had interviewsj with the President and the Secretary of State and also the Secretary of Ï War. Encloses letter from the United States Secretary for War stating adopted with the hope of restoring order on the 173 Acknowledges receipt of dispatches. 145 the measures to be frontier. Durham to Glenelg. The same to Harvey. Despatches received. Is anxious for a persona» interview previous to his (Dunham's) departure to Upper Canada. 14« The same to Glenelg. Encloses copies of despatch from Sir George Arthur and answer. 147 The same to the same. Acknowledges receipts of despatches. 16|l Schedule of despatches. 163 The same to the same. Forwards copies of a despatch from Her Majesty's Minister at Washington and a letter from Lieut.-Col. Grey» States subsequent proceedings adopted to preserve peace on the frontiers and the impression they are likely to produce on the American Govern! ment. Requests that the naval and military force may be kept up to the fullest possible extent during this year. 164 Enclosed. General Orders for the guidance of the officers of the United States army serving on the frontiers. 178 Q. 246—1 STATE PAPERS LOWER CANADA. 1109 SESSIONAL 1838. June 23, Quebec. June 25, Castle St. Lewis. July 12, Downing Street. July 13, Downing Street. July 15, Downing Street. July 16, Downing Street. September ' 1838 (? 7). September 10, Fredericton. PAPER No. 18 Grey to Durham. Has delivered despatches to Mr. Fox and had an interview with the President. Informed him of Your Excellency's-wishes to cultivate cordial relations with the Government of the United States, to which he assented in the strongest manner, expressing the sincere desire of the American Government to preserve the good understanding with England. Might reckon upon the fullest co-operation. Page 176 Durham to Glenelg. Encloses a copy of a despatch forwarded to Her Majesty's Minister at Washington. 183 Enclosed. Durham to Fox. Pleased to hear of the active measures the United States Government are taking to restore peace to the frontiers. Measures taken of self-defence against pirates and outlaws, alike prescribed by both Governments. 183 Glenelg to Durham. (No. 38.) Acknowledges receipt of despatches reporting the destruction of the British steamboat Sir Robert Peel by an armed party from the United States. Her Majesty's Government entirely approves of the tenor of the instructions to Lieutenant-Colonel Grey. 103 Glenelg to Durham. (No. 39.) His colleagues entirely approve of the measures adopted for the defence of Canada. Her Majesty's Government fully concur with you in opinion that the employment of a regular military force is preferable to that of volunteers but they trust the forces now in British North America will prove sufficient for the security of Her Majesty's possessions. Ill The same to the same. After giving every consideration to the arguments which Your Lordship has used on the amendment of the Act, 1 Vic, Cap. 9, we are of the opinion that it would not be possible at the present period of the session to introduce a Bill for modifying the provisions of the Act, 1 Vic, Cap, 9. 121 Glenelg to Durham. (No. 70). Acknowledges despatches received. Her Majesty's Government entirely approve the terms of the letters to the several Lieutenant-Governors and anticipate the most advantageous results to the general interests of Her Majesty's subjects in British North America. 149 to J. Backhouse. Transmits the enclosed copy of a despatch from Durham addressed to H. M. Minister at Washington for the information of Viscount Palmerston to enable him to explain to the United States Gov- vernment the motives of the Canadian authorities in organizing an armed flotilla on the lakes and on the St. Lawrence. 184 Harvey to the Governor of the State of Maine. Mr. E. S. Greely having again come into the province and resumed the exercise of jurisdiction within it and having declared that it is Your Excellency's intention to support him, he (Harvey) holds instructions not to suffer any act of jurisdiction to be exercised by any foreign power within the disputed territory. Should the whole military force of British America be necessary to enable him to give effect to these instructions that force would be placed at his disposal. Trusts His Excellency will not oblige him to resort to such measures. 135 ' H 2-3 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1903 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BOOKS IN THE DOMINION ARCHIVES AT OTTAWA, 1902.. Volumes. Abeille, l'. Petit séminaire Québec, 1848 to 1862 , 3 Abstracts and results of magnetical and meteorological observations at the Magnetic Observatory, Toronto, 1841 to 1871 1 Abstract of all the Statutes made concerning aliens trading in England and the great damage done by the Jews to the plantations in America, by Samuel Haynes, 1685 , 1 Acadia. Différends des Couronnes de la Grande Bretagne et de la France touchant l'Acadie, &c, 1756 1 Acadia. Mémoires des Commissaires du Roi et de ceux de sa Majesté Britain- nique sur les possessions et les droits respectifs des deux Couronnes en Amérique, 1755-1757 4 Acadia. The Neutral French, by Mrs. Williams, 1841 1 Acadia, or Seven Years' Explorations in British America, by Sir James E. Alexander, 1849 1 Acadia, or a Month with the Blue Noses, by Frederick S. Cozzens. 1859 .... 1 Acadia, or History of Nova Scotia or Acadie, by Beamish Murdoch, 1865. .. 3 Acadia. Histoire de l'Acadie Françoise de 1598-1775, M. Moréau 1 Acadia. Colonie Féodale en Amérique, 1604-1710, M. Rameau 1 Acadia. History of, from its first discovery to its surrender to England by the Treaty of Paris, by James Hannay, 1879 1 Acadia. A Lost Chapter in American History, by P. H. Smith, 1884 1 Acadia. Pèlerinage au pays d'Evangéline, par l'Abbé Casgrain, 1887 1 Acadia. Documents inédits, 1888 1 Acadia. Missing Links of a lost Chapter in American History, by Edouard ft£ ' Richard, 1895 2 Acadia. La Père Lefebvre et Montréal, par Pascal Poirier, 1898 1 Acadia. Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents, 1610-1613, by Reuben G. Thwaites, 1896 73 Acadia. Vide Voyages and Travels, 1750-1751, Chabert, 1753 Acadia. Mémoire présenté au Protecteur d'Angleterre, par le Marquis de Leyde et d'Alphonse de Cardenas, 1655 1 Acadia. Discussion sommaire sur les anciennes limites de l'Acadie et sur les stipulations du Traité d'Utrecht, qui y sont relatives Acadia. Répliques des Commissaires Anglpis, ou Mémoire présenté par les Commissaires de sa Majesté aux Commissaires de sa Majesté Très Chrétienne le 23 janvier, 1753 Acadia. Mémoire contenant le précis des faits pour servir de réponse aux observations envoyées par les Ministres d'Angleterre dans les Cours d'Europe. Paris, 1756 1 1 Achintre (A). L'Ile Ste. Hélène, 1876 1 . Adair (James). History of the American Indians, E. C. Dilly, 1775 1 Adams (A. Leith). Field and Forest Rambles, with notes on the Natural History of Eastern Canada, 1873 .. .- 1 Adams (Daniel). Arithmetic suited to Halifax Currency, 1833 4 Adams (Herbert B.). Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia 1 Admiralty. Vice, Court for Lower Canada, Cases selected from those heard and determined in the, with rules, &c, and original commission, by Geo. O. Killstuart, 1858 1 18—A CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Affaires diverses. Lettres, &c, de Colbert, par P. Clément, 1650 Agostini, E. La France et le Canada, 1886 Agricola, Letters of, by John Young, 1822 Agricoles. Les Cercles dans la Province de Québec, par N. E. Dionne, 1881. Agriculture. Forêts, Haras. Lettres, &o, de Colbert, 1869 Agriculture. Hemp. Transactions of the Society for the encouragement of Art, &c. Report on the culture and preparation of hemp in Canada, 1804 - ï Agriculture. Treatise on the theory, &c, of, William Evans, 1835 Agriculture. Supplementary volume to a treatise on the theory and practice of Agriculture in Canada, by William Evans, 1836 Agricultural Tour in the United States and Upper Canada, C. Barclay, 1842. Agricultural Canadian Reader, John Simpson, 1845 t Agriculture, Rapport du Comité spécial sur l'état de l'Agriculture du Bas Canada Agriculture. Essay on the Insects and Diseases injurious to the wheat crops, by H. Y. Hind, 1857 Agriculture. Le nouveau Manuel du Cultivateur ou culture raisonnée des Abeilles, de la Vigne et de la canne à sucre, par J. B. La Montagne, 1881 Agriculture. Traité sur l'élevage et les maladies des Bestiaux, par J. A. Couture, 1884 Agriculture. Crop bulletins, Manitoba, 35 numbers in Aillebout, la famille d', par l'Abbé Daniel Akins, Thomas B. Selections from the public documents of the province of Nova Scotia Alaska. Investigation of the Fur Seal and other fisheries of, Washington, 1889 A la Veillée, par Faucher de Saint Maurice, 1882 Albion. New York, 1845-46 (containing documents debates &c respecting the Oregon boundary question) Album du Canadien, 1849 ■ Alexander (Sir James E.) L'Acadie, or seven years explorations in British America, 1849 Alexander Capt. J. E. Transatlantic stretches, 1833 Alexander (Col. Sir James E.) Salmon Fishing in Canada, 1860 Algonquian. Bibliography of the Algonquian Languages, by James Constan- tine Pilling, 1891 , Almanac. Oliver and Boyd's, Edinburgh, 1882 Almanach de Gotha. Annuaire Généalogique, &c, 1870 Almanacs. Canadian. 1848 onwards American Atlas, Historical, Chronological and Geographical, Carey and Lea, 1823 - Amérique Angloise, ou description des Isles et Terres du Roi d'Angleterre dans l'Amérique, avec de nouvelles cartes de chaque isle et Terres, par Richard Bloom, 1688 American Civil War. Michigan in the war. John Robertson, 1882...... American Civil War. St. Alban's Raid investigation before Judge Coursol and Hon. Mr. Justice Smith, compiled by L. N. Benjamin, 1865 American Civil War. David Têtu et les raiders de Saint Alban American Encroachments, on British rights, (relating to treaties with U. S.), J. Butterworth, 1808 American Encroachments vide Navigation and Trade. Atcheson, 1808 American Memoranda of 1843, Glasgow, Bell &'Bain, 1844 American Gazetteer. 1798 American* Ornithology by Alexander Wilson, 1865 Volumes.! 7 m i i list of books in archives 3 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. America. Accurate description of the New World &c. Adorned with maps and sculptures, &c, by John Ogilvy, 1671 1 American Revolutionary War. A candid examinition of the mutual claims of Great Britain and the Colonies, 1775 1 American Revolutionary War. Account of the rise and progress of the, London, 1780 1 American Revolutionary War. Additional Observations, by Richard Price, D.D., 1777 1 American Revolutionary War. Address to the Army in reply to strictures by Roderick MacKenzie on Tarleton's history of the campaigns of 1780 and 1781, by George Hanyen, 1789 1 American Revolutionary War. Answer to that part of the narrative of Lieut. General Sir Henry Clinton, K. B., which relates to the conduct of Lieut. General Earl Cornwallis during the campaign in North America, 1781 1 American Revolutionary War. Anticipation containing the substance of His Majesty's Most Gracious Speech, &c. (published three days before the Session) Anon, by Richard Tickell, 1778 1 American Revolutionary War. Authentic History of the late war between the United States and Great Britain, by Paris M. Davis, 1836 1 American Revolutionary War. vide Appel à la Justice, par du Calvet, 1785. 1 American Revolutionary War. Battles of Saratoga, by Mrs. Ellen Hardin Walworth, 1892 1 American Revolutionary War. Battles of Saratoga, 1777. The Saratoga Monument Association, 1856-1891, Walworth ' 1 American Revolutionary War. Border Wars of the American Revolution, by Wm. L. Stone, 1874 1 American Revolutionary War. British Invasion from the North. The Campaigns of General Carleton and Burgoyne from Canada, 1776-1777, with the Journal of Lieut. William Digby of the 53rd or Shropshire Regiment of Foot. Illustrated with notes, by James Phinney Baxter, A.M. i American Revolutionary War. Vide Burgoyne, 1777 American Revolutionary War. Capture of Ticonderoga, by L. E. Chittenden, 1872 1 American Revolutionary War. Campaign of Lieut. Genl. John Bourgoyne and the Expedition of Lieut.-Col. Barry St. Léger, 1777, by W. L. Stone. 1 American Revolutionary War. Col. George Rogers Clark. Sketch of his Campaign with the Illinois, 1778 1 American Revolutionary War. Col. George Rogers Clark's sketch of the Campaign, 1778-79, with an introduction by Hon. Henry Pritle of Louisville and an appendix containing the public and private instructions to Col. Clark .also Major Bowman's journal of the taking of Post St. Vincents, 1867 1 American Revolutionary War. Clinton Cornwallis Correspondence, with supplement containing extracts from the Journals of the House of Lords, &c, compiled and annotated, by B. F. Stevens, 1888 2 American Revolutionary War. Considerations on behalf of the Colonists in a letter to a noble Lord, 1765 1 American Revolutionary War. Considerations upon the American enquiry attributed to Joseph Galloway, 1779 1 American Revolutionary War. Correspondence between Genl. Sir Henry Clinton, K.B., Commander-in-Chief, and Lieut.-Genl. Earl Cornwallis relative to the Campaigns in North America (Title wanting), 1783 1 American Revolutionary War. Diary and Orderly Book of Jonathan Burton, compiled and edited by I. W. Hammond, 1885 1 18—aA nm 4 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Volumes;| .American Revolutionary War. Essay on the Constitutional Power of Great Britain over the Colonies in America. Anonymous, writen by John Dickinson, 1774 • ■ 1 American Revolutionary War. Considerations upon the American enquiry attributed to Joseph Galloway 1 American Revolutionary War. Examination of Joseph Galloway, Esq., before the House of Commons on the American papers, 1779 1 American Revolutionary War. Friendly Address to all Reasonable Americans, 1774 1 American Revolutionary War. Further examination of our present American measures, 1776 1 American Revolutionary War. Hadden's Journal and Orderly Books. A journal kept in Canada and upon Burgoyne's Campaign in 1776 and 1777, by Lieut. James Hadden, R.A., with explanatory chapter, &c, by Horatio Rogers, 1884 *.■.*•.■- l American Revolutionary War. The Hessians and other German auxiliaries of Great Britain during the Revolutionary War, by Edward J. Lowell, 1884 1 American Revolutionary War. History of the Campaign for the Conquest of Canada in 1776, from the death of Montgomery to the retreat of the British army under Sir Guy Carleton, by Charles Henry Jones, 1882.... . 1 American Revolutionary War. History of the Seige of Boston, <fcc, with illustrative documents, by Richard Frothingham, 1873 1 American Revolutionary War. The History of the Rise, Progress and Establishment of the Independence of the United States of America • including an account of the late war, and of the thirteen colonies from their origin to that period, by William Gordon, D.D., 1788 4 American Revolutionary War. Histoire Impartiale des Evénements Militaires de la dernière guerre dans les quatre parties du monde (attributed to Longchamps), 1785 ;. 1 American Revolutionary War. History of the war with America, France7 Spain and Holland commencing in 1775 and ending in 1783, by John Andrews, LL.D 4 American Revolutionary War. Historical and political reflections on the rise and progress of the American Rebellion, by the author of Letters to a Nobleman, &c. (Joseph Galloway), 1780.«. 1 American Revolutionary War. Invasion of Canada, 1775. Vide collections of the Maine Historical Society, 1831 American Revolutionary War. Impartial History of the War between Great Britain and her Colonies to the end of the year 1779 1 American Revolutionary War. Indian Atrocities. Narratives of the perils and sufferings of Dr. Knight and John Slover among the Indians, 1782.. 1 American Revolutionary War. Introduction to the History of the Revolt of the American Colonies, by George Chalmers, 1845 1 American Revolutionary War. Invasion of Canada in 1775, including the journal of Captain Simeon Thayer describing the perils, &c, of the army under Colonel Benedict Arnold, with notes, &c, by E. M. Stone 1 American Revolutionary War. Invasion du Canada par les Américains en 1775. Collection de mémoires par Sanguinet, Badeaux, Berthelot, De Lorimier et F. Baby, publiés par l'Abbé Verreau, 1873 1 American Revolutionary War. Journal of Captain Pauch during the Bour- goyne Campaign, translated, &c, by W. L. Stone, 1886 1 American Revolutionary War. Journal of Capt. Jonathan Heart, on the march from Connecticut to Fort Pitt, 1785, with notes, &c, by Consul W. Batterfield, Ï885 i t LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes- American Revolutionary War. Journals of the Military Expedition of Major-General John Sullivan against the Six Nation Indians in 1779, by Frederick Cook, 1887 American Revolutionary War. Journal and letters of the late Samuel Curwen, with illustrative documents, by George Akinson Ward, 1844. .. American Revolutionary War. Journals, &c, in the Connecticut Historical Society's collections, Vol. VIL, 1899 American Revolutionary War. King's Mountain and its Heroes. History of the Bartle of King's Mountain, 1780, L. C. Draper American Revolutionary War. Letters by David Hartley, 1778 American Revolutionary War. Letters of Brunswick and Hessian Officers during the American Revolution, translated by W. L. Stone, 1891 American Revolutionary War. Letters from Lieut.-General Burgoyne to his constituents upon his late resignation ; with the correspondence between the Secretaries of War and him relative to his return from America, 1779 , American Revolutionary War. 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Histoire du Canada. 1, Sous la Domination Française; 2me, Sous la Domination Anglaise, 1843 ; 3me, Continuation ..... Bibaud (Jeune). Les Institutions de l'Histoire du Canada, ou Annales Canadiennes, 1855 Bibaud. Mémorial des honneurs étrangers conférés a des Canadiens ou domiciliés de la Puissance du Canada, 1855 , Bibaud (Jeune). Le Panthéon Canadien, 1858 Bibliotheca Canadensis, or A Manual of Canadian Literature, 1867, by H. J. Morgan, Ottawa. Bibliography of the Algonquin Languages, by James Constantine Pilling, 1891 Bibliographie Canadienne. Essai de, par Philéas Gagnon, 1895 Bibliography. The early Bibliography of the Province of Ontario, by W. Kingsford, 1892 Bibliographer's Manual of English Literature, by Wm. Thomas Lowndes, 1864 Biddle (0.). Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, (fee, 1831 Biggar (H. P.). The early trading companies of New France, 1901 Biggar (E. B.). Canadian Textile Directory, 1885 Bigot (Francois). Intendant de Justice, etc., en Canada accusé. Mémoire de la défense Bigsby (John J.). The Shoe and Canoe. Travel in the Canadas, 1850 Billaudèle (Dom Rémi). Vie de M. Pierre Louis Bellaudèle, 1885 Billôn (Frederick L.). Annals of St. Louis under French and Spanish Dominions, 1886 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 15 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Billings (E.). Fossil remains. Vol. 1 and part 1 Vol. II, 1861-65 Birds of Ontario, by Thomas Mcllwraith, 1886 1 Birkbeck (Morris). Notes on a journey in America, 1818 1 Buckingham (Wm.). The hon. Alexander Mackenzie, his life and times, 1892 1 Biography, Daniel Boone and the Hunters of Kentucky, by W. H. Bogart, 1854 1 Biography. Vie de la Sœur Bourgeoys, fondatrice de la Congrégation de Notre Dame de Ville Marie en Canada, par Abbé Faillon, 1853 2 Biography, Bourget, M.,.St. Ignace, par A. Leblond de Brumath, 1885 1 Biography. Biographical notice of Bishop Plessis, by Abbé Ferland, translated by T. B. French, 1864 1 Biography. Lives and Opinions of B. F. Butler and Jesse Hart, and Life and Times of M. Van Buren, by William L. Mackenzie, 1845 to 1846 .. 1 Biography Cyclopaedia of American Biographies, 1897 4 Biography. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Heroes of '76, by Henry W. De Puy, 1853 1 Biography. Sir- Isaac Brock. The Life and Correspondence of Sir Isaac Brock, by Ferdinand Brock Tupper, 1845 1 Biography. Life of Joseph Brant, including the Indian Wars of the American Revolution, by William L. Stone, 1838 2 Biography, Bellomont, Life and Administration of Richard, Earl of Bello- . mont, 1879 1 Biography. Vie de M. Pierre Louis Billaudèle, par Dom Rémi Billaudèle, 1885 1 Biography. Life and speeches of George Brown, by Alexander Mackenzie, 1882 1 Biography. Histoire abrégée de la Mère Madeleine Sophie Barat, fondatrice de la société du Sacré Cœur de Jésus, par Alexandre Brunet, 1883 1 Biography. Souvenir du Jubilé Sacerdotal de Mgr. C. F. Cazeau, célébré à Québec en 1880, n.p.n.d 1 Biography. Canadian Portrait Gallery, by John S. Dent 2 Biography. Life and Times of The Most Rev. John Carroll, by John Gil- many Shea, 1763-1815 1 Biography. Jacques Cartier, his life and voyages, by Joseph Pope, 1890... . 4 Biography, Life and Letters of the late Hon. Richard Cartwright, born 1759, died 1815, by the Rev. C. E. Cartwright 1 Biography. Life and correspondehce of Major Cartwright, by his niece F. D. Cartwright, 1826 i 2 Biography. Memoir of Thomas Chittenden, first Governor of Vermont, 1849 1 Biography. Chapleau (Hon. J. A.) Sa Biographie et ses Discours, <fcc, 1887.. 1 Biography. Samuel de Champlain, par l'Abbé Laverdière 1 Biography. Autobiographie du R. P. Chaumonet, S.J., et son complément, par R. P. F. Martin, 1885 1 Biography. Cabot, Memoir of Sebastian, with a review of the history of maritime discovery, illustrated by documents from the rolls.- 1831, by 0. Biddle • - 1 Biography. Remarkable Life, Adventures and Discoveries of Sebastian Cabot, by J. F Nicholls, 1869 1 Biography. Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, 1832 1 Biography. The Life of General Sir Howard Douglas, 1863 1 Biography. Letters and Journals of dames, eighth Earl of Elgin, Governor of Jamaica, Governor General of Canada, <fec, &c, edited by Theodore Walrond, 1873 jj 1 Biography Notices. Biographiques Les Evêques de Québec, par Mgr. Henri Têtu, 1889 1 16 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Volumes; Biography. Filson (John), the first Historian of Kentucky, by Ruben T. Durrett, 1884 Biography. Life of James Fitzgibbon, 1894 Biography. Faucher de St. Maurice, par Louis H. Taché Biography. Biographies Canadiens Faribault, par l'Abbé H. R. Casgrain, 1867 Biography. Notice sur la Famille Guy, &c, 1867 Biography. Ferdinand Gagnon, sa vie et ses œuvres, par Rév. J. R. Ouellette, Worcester Biography. François Xavier Garneau, sa vie et ses œuvres, par J. O. Chau- veau, 1883 j Biography. History of the Girtys, by Consul Willshire Butterfield, 1890. .. Biography. The Autobiography of John Gait, 1833 Biography. Vie de M. Dominique Granet, Vicaire Général Biography. The Ancestry of General Grant and their contemporaries, by Edward C. Marshall, 1869 Biography. Life and Times of Rev. Anson Green, D.D., written by himself, 1877 Biography. Life and Times of Hon. Joseph Howe, by G. E. Fenety, 1896. . Biography. Life of Thomas Hutchinson, by James K. Hosmer, 1896 Biography. Le R. P. Isaac Jogu'es, de la Compagnie de Jésus premier Apôtre des Iroquois, par Le R. P. F. Martin, 1874 , Biography. Lives of the Judges of Upper Canada and Ontario from 1791 to the present time, 1888 Biography. Jessup, Edward, and his descendants, by Rev. H. G. Jessup, 1887 Biography. The Jarvis family, or the descendants of the first settlers of the name in Massachusetts and Long Island, and those who have more recently settled in other parts of the United States and British America, 1879 Biographies-de l'honorable Barthélemi Joliette et de M. le Grand Vicaire A. Manseau, 1874 Biography. Life and Times of Sir William Johnson, by William L. Stone, 1865 Biography. Life of F. M. H. R. H. Edward, Duke of Kent, illustrated, by his correspondence with the De Salaberry family, 1791 to 1814 Biography. Esquisse de la vie et des Travaux Apostoliques de sa grandeur Mgr Fr.-Xavier de Laval Montmorency, par Abbé Bois, 1845 Biography. Life of Sir William E. Logan, by J. Bernard Harrington, 1883. Biography. Leonard (The Hon. Elijah), A memoir autobiography, 1894.... Biography. Accounts of the descendants of Capt. William Leighton (gives details respecting Wentworth Peppenell, <fec), 1885 Biography. Melle Le Ber l'Héroine Chrétienne du Canada, par l'Abbé Fail- Ion, Ville Marie Sœurs de la Congrégation, 1860 Biography. Vie de Mgr de Laval, par l'Abbé A. Gosselin Biography. Notice Biographique de François de Laval de Montmorency, 1674-1874. Deuxième centenaire, par V. G. Edmond Langevin Biography. Mémoires de Pierre de Sales Laterrière et de ses traverses, 1873. Biography. Le père Lefebvre et l'Acadie, par Pascal Poirier, 1898 Biography. Mountain, A. W., a memoir of George Jehosaphat Mountain, late Bishop of Quebec, 1866 Biography. Montcalm et la Canada Français, par Charles de Bonnechose 1882 Biography. Life and ' Correspondence of Charles, Lord Metcalfe, by John William Kaye, 1858 Biography of Hon. W. H. Merritt, by J. P. Merritt LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 17 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Biography. Histoire de la Vénérable Mère Marie de l'Incarnation, première supérieure des Ursulines de la Nouvelle France, par l'Abbé H. R. Cas- grain, 1882 ; 1 Biography. Vie de la R. Mère Marie de l'Incarnation, par l'Abbé P. F. Richaudeau, 1873 1 Biography. Discours de Thon. Honoré Mercier, par J. O. Pelland, 1890.... 1 Biography. Notes pour servir à l'histoire de l'Empereur Maximilien, par Faucher de St. Maurice, 1889 1 Biography. Life of the Rev. Alexander Mathieson, D.D., by James Croil, 1870. 1 Biography. Mason (Captain John). The Founder of New Hampshire * including his tract on Newfoundland, 1620, <fec Memoir by Charles Wesley Tuttle 1 Biography. Vie de Mademoiselle Mance et Histoire de l'Hotel-Dieu de Ville Marie en Canada, par l'Abbé Faillon, 1854 2 Biography. Vie de Mademoiselle Mance et commencements de la Colonie de Montréal, par Adrien Leblond, 1883 1 Biography. Histoire de la vie de M. Paul de Chomedey, sieur de Maison- neuve, par R. Rousseau, 1646-1676 1 Biography. Mackenzie (Hon. Alex.). His life and times, by William Buckingham and Hon. Geo. W. Ross, 1892 1 Biography. A Merchant Prince, Life of Hon. Senator Macdonald, by Rev. Hugh Johnston, D.D., 1893 1 Biography. Memoirs of the Right Honourable Sir John Alexander Macdonald, by Joseph Pope, 1894 2 Biography. Mgr. Provencher et les Missions de la Rivière Rouge, par l'abbé G. Dugas, 1889 ; 1 Biography. Some account of the public life of the late Lieutenant-General Sir George Prévost. A reply to the ' Quarterly Review,' 1823 1 Biography. Mgr. Joseph Octave Plessis, Evêque de Québec, par l'Abbé Fer- land, 1878 1 Translation from the first edition, by T. B. French, 1864 1 Biography. Perreault (Joseph François) vide Bender (P.), Old and New Canada, 1882 1 Biography. L. J. Papineau ; L. H. Lafontaine ; A. W. Morin, 1872 1 Biography. M. C. F. Paincbaud, fondateur du collège de Ste-Anne, 1891... ' 1 Biography. Sydenham (Lord Charles). Memoirs of his Life, 1843 1 Biography. Memoir of the Right Reverend John Strachan, D.D., L.L.D., first bishop of Toronto, by A. M. Bethune, D.D., D.C.L., 1870 1 Biography. Saint Vallier, Mgr. de, et l'Hôpital Général de Québec, 1882... 1 Biographies. Sainte Clotilde, par l'abbé J. B. H. Monteil, 1878 1 Biographies des Sagamos Illustres de l'Amérique Septentrionale, par F. M. Maximillien Béland, 1848 1 Biographies. Letellier de Saint-Just et son temps, 1885 1 Biographies. Life of Tecumseh, vide Indians, Drake, 1841 , Biographies. Tupper, Sir Charles, by Charles Thibault, 1883 1 An edition in French published in Quebec, 1884 Biography. Life and work of Sir John Thompson, 1895 1 Biography. Le R. P. Louis Sache, par le P. H. E. Duguay, 1890 1 Biography. Talbot. Life of Colonel Talbot and the Talbot settlement, its rise and progress, St. Thomas, 1859 1 Biography. Vie (la) de la B. Catherine Tegakoiiita, dite à present la Saincte Sauvagesse, par le R. P. Claude Chauchetiere, 1887 1 Biography. Wolfe, by A. G. Bradley, 1895 1 Biography. Vie de Mme. d'You ville, fondatrice des sœurs de la Charité de Ville Marie dans l'Ile de Montreal, en Canada Ville Marie ; sœurs de la charité, 1852 1 18—B 18 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Biography, (A cyclopaedia of Canadian), by George Maclean Rose, 1886 Biography. Nos gloires nationales ou histoire des principales familles du Canada (Abbé Daniel published anonymously), 1867 Biographical Experimentation. Answers to questions submitted from the Leigh-Browne Trust, by Sir B. W. Richardson, 1896 Bishop (Mathew). The Life and Adventures of, written by himself, 1744.. . Bishop (N. H.) Canot de Papier, 1879 Blanchard (Rufus). The Discovery and Conquests of the North-west, Volumes. 1 1880 Blennehassett papers, by W. H. Stafford, 1891 Blennehassett. The Spanish Conspiracy, by Thomas M. Green Bliss (Eugene F.). Diary of David Zeisberger, 1885 Bloom (Richard). L'Amérique Angloise, 1688 Board of Trade, Dominion proceedings, 1871 to 1879 Board of Trade, Montreal semi-centennial report, 1892 Boardman (Oliver). Journal in the Burgoyne campaign. In the Connecticut Historical Society's collection, Vol. VII Boardman (Rev. Samuel). Logbook of Timothy Boardman in 1778 Bogart, (W. H.). Daniel Boone and the Hunters of Kentucky, 1854 Bois (Abbé). Esquisse de la vie et des travaux apostoliques de sa grandeur Mgr Fr. Xavier de Laval, 1845 , S Bolton (E. G), and H. H. Webber. The Confederation of British North America, 1866 Bonin (Joseph). Biographies de l'hon. Barthélemi Juliette et de M. le grand vicaire A. Manseau, 1874 Bonnechose (Charles de). Montcalm et le Canada Français, 1882 Bonneycastle (Sir Richard H.). The Canadas in 1841 Bonneycastle (Sir Richard H). Canada and the Canadians in 1846 Bonneycastle (Sir Richard H.). Newfoundland in 1842 Boonsborough, by George W. Ranck, Louisville, Filson, Club No. 16 Borrett (George Tuthill). Out west. Letters from Canada, 1866 Borthwick (J. Douglas). History of the Montreal Prison, 1886 Borthwick (Rev. J. Douglas). History and Biographical Gazetteer of Montreal, 1892 Boston and Montreal Turnpike Co., 1806 Bosworth (Newton). Hochelaga Depicta, 1839 Botany. Catalogue of Canadian Plants Polypetalse, ■ by John Macoun, 1883 Botany. Studies of Plant Life in Canada, by Mrs. C. P. Traill, Ottawa, 1885 Boucher de Boucherville, La famille, par l'Abbé Daniel sous le titre " Une page de Notre Histoire," 1865 Boucher (Pierre). Canada in the Seventeenth Century, translation by Edward Louis Montizambert, 1883 Bouchek (Pierre). Histoire Veritable et Naturelle des Mœurs et Productions du Pays de la Nouvelle France Boucherville (Boucher de). Dictionnaire du Langage des Nombres, 1889.. Bouchette (Joseph). Time Tables at the most important places, 1857 Bouchette (Joseph). Statistical Tables Lower Canada, 1831 Bouchette (Joseph). British Dominion in North America, 1832 Bouchette (Joseph). Description topographique de la province du Bas Canada, 1815 Boucherville, Histoire de, une vieille seigneurie, 1890 Bougainville. La jeunesse de, par R. de Kerallain, 1896 Bourget (Mgr. Ignace). Fioretti Vescovili- ou extraits des Mandements, &c, 1872 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 19 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Boundaries vide Acadia Mémoires des Commissaires du Roi, 1755-1757 Boundaries vide America, Civilized America, 1849 Boundaries. Report on the, of the province of Ontario, by David Mills, 1873. Boundaries. An investigation of the unsettled, of Ontario, by Charles Lind- sey, 1873 Boundaries. Survey of the Northern Boundary of the United States from Lake of the Woods to the summit of the Rocky Mountains, 1878 Boundaries. Notice respecting the Boundary between His Majesty's possessions in North America and the United States, with a map exhibiting the principal stations of the North-west Co., 1817. Boundaries. Succinct Account of the Treaties, &c, between Great Britain and the United States of America, relating to the Boundary between the British possessions of Lower Canada and New Brunswick and the United States of America, 1838 Boundaries. Maine Boundary, Congressional papers, 1838 Boundaries. Correspondence relative to the question of the disputed right to the Oregon Territory, 1846 Boundaries. Oregon Question examined in respect to facts and the law of nations, by Travers Twiss, 1846 Boundaries. Oregon Territory, by the Rev. C. G. Nicolay, 1846 Boundaries. History of the San Juan Water Boundary Question as affecting the division of territory between Great Britain and the United States, by Viscount Milton, M.P., 1869 Boundaries. Report on the Geology and resources in the 49th parallel, by George Mercer Dawson for the Boundary Commission, 1875 Boundary Commission, 49th parallel vide Dawson, 1875 Boundaries, Statutes, Documents and Papers bearing on the discussion respecting the Northern and Western Boundaries of Ontario. Compiled under the direction of the Government of Ontario, 1878 Boundaries. Report of the Select Committee on the Boundaries between Ontario and the unorganized territories of the Dominion, 1880 Boundary (Maine). Vide Maine Historical Society, Vol. 8 Boundary, North Eastern Boundary. Hon. Israel Washburn, jr., Maine Historical Society, Vol. VIIL, 1881 Bouquet. Relation Historique de l'expédition contre les Indiens de l'Ohio en MDCCLXIV., commandée par le Chevalier Henry Bouquet, <fec, <fec, 1769 : ' (English edition of 1868, with this edition at 1764). Bourgeoys (Sœur). Sa vie, vide Biographies, 1853, 1882 Bourassa (N.) Nos Grand'mères, 1887 Bourinot (John George). The Intellectual Development of the Canadian people, 1881 Boorinot (J. G.) How Canada is governed, 1895 Bourinot (John George). Local Government in Canada, 1887 Bourinot (J. G.) Story of Canada, 1896 Bourinot (J. G.) Manual of the Constitutional History of Canada, 1888.. .. Bourlamaque au Chevalier de Levis. Lettres publiés sous la direction de l'abbé H. R. Casgrain, 1891 Bourne (George). Picture of Quebec, 1829 Bouthillier (Jean Antoine). Traité d'arithmétique pour l'usage des écoles, 1809 • Bouthillier (Chavigny). Justice aux Canadiens Français, 1890 Bovell (James). Outlines of Natural Theology, 1859 Boxer (F. N.) Hunters Handbook of the Victoria Bridge Boyle (David). Canadian Catalogues, 1883-86 18-bJ 20 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Volumes. Brackenridge (H. M.) History of the late war between the United States and Great Britain, 1844 1 Braddock History of an expedition against Fort du Quesnel in 1755, by Winthrop Sargent, 1855 . Bradford (John). Address to the inhabitants of New Brunswick, .1788.... 1 Bradford (Alden). History of the Federal Government for fifty years, 1840. Bradley (A. G.) The Fight with France for North America, 1900 : Bradley (A. G.) Wolfe, 1895 2 Brant (Captain). Gospel, according to St. Mark, translated into the Mohawk tongue, 1829 1 Brant (Joseph). Life of, by Stone, 1838 Brant (Joseph). See Read's Simcoe, 1890 Brasseur de Bourbourg (L'Abbé). Histoire du Canada, 1852 2 Brasseur de Bourbourg, vide Canada Observations' Ferland, 1853. -, Braun (le R.P.A.) Mariage Chrétien, 1873 1 Braun (le R. P.) Mémoire sur les Biens dés Jésuites en Canada, par un Jésuite, 1874 •■ 1 Braun (R. P. Antoine). Une Fleur du Carmel (Marie Lucie Hermine Frémont,) 1881 1 . Bressani (Le R. P. F. J.). Relation abrégée des Missions dans la Nouvelle France, 1852 : 1 Brière (L. de la). L'Autre France, Voyage au Canada, 1886 1 Briggs (William). Canadian Catalogues, 1897 Britain Redeemed, vide Railways, vide Carmichael Smyth British Case before the tribunal of arbitration at Geneva, 1872 4 British America. Historical and Descriptive Account of, 1839 3 British Colonies in North America (in North American atlas) 1777 British Colonies in North America, 1847 1 Britnell (Albert). Canadian Catalogues, 1883 to 1897 British Columbia. Four years in British Columbia and Vancouver Island, by Commander R. C. Mayne, R. N., 1862.. '. l' British Columbia. The great gold fields of Cariboo, with an authentic description brought down to the latest period, of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, by William Carew Hazlett, 1862 1 British Columbia. History of, by Alexander Begg, 1894 1 British Columbia. History of, by Hubert Hume Bancroft, 1887 1 British Columbia. Statistical Accounts of. Arthur Harvey, 1867 1 British Columbia. The New West, 1888 1 British Columbia. Travels in, with the narrative of a yacht voyage round Vancouver Island, by Capt. C. Barrett Lennard, 1862 '.. / 1 British Columbia, vide Vancouver Island, 1860 1 British Columbia, vide Vancouver Island, 1862, vide also Mathew Macfie, 1865 British Columbia. Victoria. Illustrated, 1891. British Columbia. Year Book, 1897, by R. E. Gosnell 1 British Dominions in North America. History of the, from the first discovery of that vast continent by Sebastian Cabot in 1497 to its present; glorious estabbshment, as confirmed by the late treaty of Peace in 1763 1 British Empire in America. Containing the History of the discovery, settlement, progress and state of the British Colonies on the continent and Island of America, 1741 i British Empire in America, a general History, by Mr. Wynne, 1770 2 British North America. Eighty Years Progress of l British Museum. Catalogue of, additions to the Manuscripts, 1875 1 British Plantations. Present state of, with a map dated 1712 : "according to the patent granted by the King of "France to Mr. Crozat," 1743 1 1 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 21 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. British Traveller. Colonial policy of Great Britain with respect to her North American Colonies, 1816 Brock (Isaac). See Biographies, 1845. Brome County Historical Society Brougham (Henry). An inquiry into the Colonial Policy of the European Powers, 1803 Brown (Alexander). The Genesis of the United States, 1890 Brown (George). Life and speeches Alexander Mackenzie Brown (George S.). Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, a sequel to Campbell's History 1888 , Brown (Ellen G.). Early history of Yarmouth Post Office Brown (John Mason). The political beginnings of Kentucky. Filson Club publications, Vol. VI, 1889 Brown "(William). British Catalogues 1887 to 1897 Brown (Richard).. A history of the Island of Cape Breton.... , Brown (Jas. B.). Canada and the Colonists 1851 .... Brownell (Charles de Wolf). The Indian races of North and South America 1873 Bruchesi (M. l'abbé). Conférence sur la charité, 1882 Brumath (A. Leblond de). Histoire populaire de Montréal, 1890 Brumath (L. Leblond de). Mgr. Ignace Bourget 1885 Brunet (Ls. Alexandre). La Famille et ses Traditions Brunet (Alexandre). Histoire abrégée de la mère Sophie Barat, fondatrice de la société du Sacré Coeur de Jésus Bryants Station, and the memorial proceedings, by Reuben T. Durrett. Filson Club No. 12 . Bryant Wilbur F. The Blood of Abel (Riel) Hastings 1887 Bryce (Dr. George). A Short History of the Canadian People Bryce (Dr. George). Holiday Rambles between Winnipeg and Victoria 1888 Bryce (Dr. George). Manitoba its infancy &c 1882 Bryce (Dr. George). The remarkable history of the Hudson's Bay Company 1900 Bubbles of Canada, by T. C. Haliburton, 1839 Buchanan (Isaac). Industry of Canada 1864 Buchanan (James). Sketches of the history, «fee of the North American Indians Buckingham (James S.) Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick Buies (Arthur). La Lanterne, 1868 Buies (Arthur). Chroniques Canadiennes, 1884 Buies (Arthur). L'Outaouais Supérieur, 1889 Buies (Arthur). Au portique des Laurentides, Le Curé Labelle Buies (Arthur). Le Saguenay et le lac St. Jean, 1880 Burges (Hon. Tristram). Battle of Lake Erie, 1839 Burgoyne (Lieut. Genl.) A state of the Expedition from Canada as laid before the House of Commons and verified by evidence <fcc 1780 Burgoyne (Lieut. Genl.) Letter to his constituents upon his late resignation with the correspondence between the secretaries of war and him relative to his return from America, 1779 Burgoyne (Sir John F.) The Military opinions of Burgoyne Ballads, Annotated by Wm. L. Stone 1893 Burke (Sir Bernard). Peerage and Baronetage 1863 Burke (Edmund). European Settlements in America 1760 Sixth edition enlarged 1777 Burke (Edmund). Letters and speeches concerning Colonial affairs (a collection of various dates from 1777 22 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Volum: Burn (J. I.) Case of the Right Hon. Alexander, Earl of Sterling and Do van &c. 1833 Burnaby (Rev. Andrew). Travels through the middle settlements in North America 1759 and 1760 Burr (Arron). The Spanish Conspiracy, by T. M. Green Burrows (C. Acton). The annals of the town of Guelph Burrows (Acton). North Western Canada, Winnipeg 1880 Burton (Jonathan). Diary and Orderly Book, compiled by Isaac W. Hammond, 1885 Bury (Viscount). Exodus of the Western Nations 1865 Butler (W. F.) The Wild North Land 1874 Butler (W. F.) The Great Lone Land 1881 Butterfield (Consul Willshire). Capt. Jonathan Hart's Journal 1885 Butterfield (Consul Willshire). History of the discovery of the North-west, by John Nicolet in 1634 Butterfield (Consul Willshire). The Washington Irvine Correspondence 1781 to 1783 Butterfield (Consul Willshire). History of the Girtys 1890 Bystander. Monthly Review 1880-1881 Bytown and By. See Transatlantic sketches Vol. 2, pp. 147, 179, 1833 O Cabot Calendar, by Sarah Nickle and Mary Agnes Fitz-Gibbon, 1497 to 1897. Cabot Discovery of North America, by G. E. Weare, 1897 Cabot (John and Sebastian), by Henry Harrisse, 1S96 Cabot vide Nicholls, 1869 Cabot, Sebastian, Memoir of, with a review of Maritime discovery, 1831.... Cadastres des Seigneuries de la Couronne, 1863 Cadastres. Parish of Montreal, 1872. Hochelaga, 1863 Cadastres des Seigneuries de Montréal, numbers 1 to 132, 1863 Cadastres des Seigneuries de Québec, numbers 1 to 110, 1863 Cadastres des Seigneuries des Trois Rivières, 1863 Cadby, J. H. W. Catalogues Caisse (Rev. J. C). L'Institut des Frères des écoles Chrétiennes, 1883 Caleff (Dr. John). Account of the siege of Penobscot in 1779, B. 149 after page 87 Calendars from A.D. 1752 to A.D. 1925, by Fred Wm. Terrill, 1893 Calnek (the late W. A.) History of the County of Annapolis, by W. A. Calnek, 1897 Campbell (Duncan) Nova Scotia, Montreal, 1873 Campbell ÀDuncan). History of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, 1875. Campbell (J. R.) History of the County of Yarmouth, 1876 Campbell (James V.) Outlines of the political History of Michigan, 1876... Campbell (Maria). Revolutionary services and Civil Hfe of General William Hull. History of the Campaign of 1812, by James Freeman Clarke, 1848 Campbell (*P.) Travels in the interior parts of North America in the years 1791 and 1792 Campbell (Robert). A History of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, St. Gabriel Street, 1887 .' Camping in the Canadian Rockies, by Walter D. Wilcox, 1896 Canada. Abrégé de l'Histoire du Canada, par J. F. Perrault, 1832 Canada. Abrégé de l'Histoire du Canada depuis sa découverte jusqu'à 1840, par F. X. Garneau, 1865 Canada. A few words on Canada by a Canadian, 1871 Canada. Affairs of the Canadas by a Canadian, 1837 Canada. Album du Canadien, 1849 list of books in archives 23 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Canada or a view of the Importance of the British American Colonies, by David Anderson, 1814 Canada (le) et les Canadiens-Français, pendant la guerre Franco-Prussienne, par Faucher de Saint Maurice Canada and its capital, by Hon. J. D. Edgar, 1898 Canada et Amérique. (Documents inédits sur) Publiés par le Canada Français 1888 Canada. Analysis of travels through Canada, <&c, by George Heriot, deputy postmaster general of British North America, 1807 Canada. L'Autre France, Voyage au, par L' de la Brière, 1886 Canada. Commentaires sur les Lois du Bas Canada ou Conferences de l'Ecole de Droit, 1859 and 1861 Canada Company. In the days of the, by Ranck, 1896 Canada Company. List of the proprietors in 1835 with M.S. statement of the affairs of the Company Canada. The Canadas as they now are, by a Late Resident, 1833 Canada. Census. See Census Canada. Compendium History of Canada, by J. F. N. Dubois, 1874 Canada. Cours d'Histoire du Canada, par J. B. A. Ferland, 1861, 1865.... Canada. Expedition to, in 1690, by Walter Kendall Watkins, 1898 Canada. Extraits des Archives. MM. Duquesne et Vaudreuil 1755-60.., Canada. Facts and observations respecting Canada and the United States, by Charles F. Grèce, 1819 Canada Français (Le). Revue publiée par l'Université Laval, 1888 Canada. Handbook for the British Association, 1897 Canada. Histoire de la Colonie Française en, par l'Abbé Faillon, 1865..... Canada.. Histoire du Canada à l'usage des Maisons d'Education, par C. H. Laverdière, 1873 Canada. Histoire Chronologique de la Nouvelle France ou Canada, par le Père Sixte Le Tac (1504 à 1632), publiée par Eug. Réveillaud, 1888.... Canada. Histoire du Canada depuis sa découverte jusqu'à nos jours, par. F. X. Garneau, 1852 Canada. History of, by John MacMullen, 1868 .Canada. History of, by J. George Hodgins, 1866, Vol. I Canada. History of Free'Masonry in, by J. Ross Robertson, 1899 Canada. History of, by Charles G. D. Roberts, 1897 Canada. History of, from its first discovery, by George Heriot, 1804 Canada. History of, Vol. I. from its first discovery to the peace of 1763. Vol. II.,from the establishment of civil government in 1764 to the siege of Quebec in 1775, by William Smith Canada. Histoire du, Depuis sa découverte jusqu'à nos jours, par F. X. 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Speech on moving in the House of Commons (on the 5th of May, 1780) that leave be given to bring in a bill for quieting the troubles now reigning in the British Colonies in America, &e, 1781 1 Cooke and Clerke. VoyagS performed in search of a North-west Passage between the Continents%of Asia and America, 1782 2 Cook (Frederick). Journals of the Military Expedition of Major General John Sullivan against the Six Nations of Indians, 1779 1 Cooke (George Alexander). A modern and autbentic system of modern geography, 1804 2 Cooper (Rev. Mr.) History of North America, 1789 1 Copeway (G.) The traditional history of the Ojibway Nation, 1850 1 Cornwall. Lunenburgh or the old Eastern District, by J. F. Pringle, 1890 1 Cornwallis. Vide American Revolutionary War, 1783 Cornwallis (Earl). An answer to that part of the narrative of Lieut. General Sir Henry Clinton, K.B., which relates to the conduct of Lieut. 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Earned, Bibliographical Guide, 1902 , 1 History of the separation of Church and State in Canada, by Rev. E. R. Stimson, 1887 1 HOCHELAGA CADASTRE 1872 Hochelaga Depicta. William Greig, 1839 1 Hodder (M.) The Harbours and ports of Lake Ontario in a series of Charts, &e, 1857 1 Hodges (James). Construction of the great Victoria Bridge in Canada, 1860 2 Hodgins (J. George). History of Canada, 1866 1 Hodgins (J. George). The Legislation and History of Separate Schools in Upper Canada, 1897 1 Hogan (J. Sheridan). Canada Prize Essay, 1855 1 Holmes (l'Abbé). Nouvel Abrégé de la Géographie J. B. Rolland, 1870 1 Holmes (Rev. John). Historical sketches of the Missions of the United Brethren, 1827 1 Hôpital Général vide Saint Vallier, 1882 ■ Hopkins (J. Castell). Life and works of Sir John Thompson, 1895 1 Horetzky (Charles). Canada on the Pacific, 1874 , 1 Horticulture pratique, Manuel d'—, par Dr. G. Laroque 1 Hoskins (Nathan). History of the State of Vermont, 1831 1 Hosmer, (James K.) 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Present state of Hudson's Bay and of the Fur Trade, &e,'by Edw. Umfreville, 1790 Hudson's Bay Co. The great Company, by Beckles Willson Hudson's Bay. Narrative of a voyage to, in H.M.S. I Rosamond ' by Edward Chappell, R.N., 1817 Hudson's Bay. Notes of a twenty-five years' service in Hudson's Bay, by John McLean, 1849 i Hudson's Bay. Geography of, being the remarks of Captain W. Coats, in many voyages to that .locality, between the years 1727 and 1751, with extracts from the log of Capt. Middleton, by John Barrow Hudson's Bay. Journal of a voyage in Baffin's Bay and Barrow's Straits in the years 1850-51. By Peter C. Sutherland, 1852 Hudson's Baie d', ou récit de la première visite pastorale de Mgr. N. Z. Lorrain, par J. B. Proulx Hudson's Bay vide Red River Country, 1869, and Travels of the Jesuits, Lockman, 1743 Hudson's Bay vide Narrative of Thomas Simpson, 1843 Hudson's Bay vide Indians, <fec, 1824 Huguenots. History of the Huguenot Emigration to America, by Charles W. 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A topographical description of the Western Territory of North America, 1797 Impartial History of the War in America between Great Britain and her Colonies to the end of the year 1779 Indians. Aboriginal races of North America, by Samuel G. Drake, 15th edition revised by J. W. O'Neill, 1860 Indians. Adventures of the Ojibbeway and Ioway Indians in England, &e, by George Catlin, 1852 Indians. Analyse des Traditions religieuses des peuples indigènes de l'Amérique, par Adolphe Kastner Indian. Bibliography of the Algonquian languages, by James Constan- tine Pilling, 1891 Indians. Bibliography of the Eskimo language, by James C. Pilling, 1887.. Indians ■ Biography and History of the Indians of North America, by Samuel G. Drake, 1848 • Indians. Biographie des Sagamos, illustres, par J. M. M. Bibaud, 1848 Indians. Book of the Indians of North America, by Samuel G. Drake, 1833. Indians. Collection of hymns for the use of native Christians of the Mohawk language, 1832 Indians. Canadian savage folk, by John Maclean, 1896 Indians. Conferences of Sir William Johnson with, 1755 and 1756 Indians, Daybreak if not the SunrisiDg of the Gospel with the Indians of New England, 1647 Indians. Diary of David Zeisberger Moravian Missionary among the Indians of Ohio, 1885... b Indians. Dictionaire de la langue de Cris, par le Rev. Pere Alb. Lacombe, 1874 ••• Indians. Dictionary of the Language of the Micmac • Indians, by Rev. Silas T. Rand, 1888 Indians. Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus and the origin of the North American Indians, by J. Mackintosh, 1836 59 OLUMES. .1 1 T'/ 1 1 1 1 2 m % i i i i i i i i 2 1 1 1 60 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Volumes. Indians. Dix ans chez les Sauvages, 1870 Indians. Études philologiques sur quelques langues sauvages de l'Amérique, par N. O., J. A. Cuoq, ptre de St. Sulpice, 1866 Indian. The expeditions of Captain John Lovewell and his encounters with the Indians, by Frederic Kidder, 1865 Indian. Gospel according to St. Mark translated into the Mohawk tongue by Captain Brant, 1829 Indian. Gospel of St. Mathew in Indian, 1831 Indian. Grand Esquimaux, par Emile Petitot, 1887 Indians. Historical notes respecting the Indians of North America with remarks, &e, 1825 - Indians. Histoire des Abenakis depuis 1605 jusqu'à nos jours, par l'Abbé J. A. Maurault, 1866 Indians. History of the American Indians, by James Adair, 1775* Indians. History of the Catholic missions among the Indian tribes of the United States, 1529-1854, by John Gilmary Shea, 1855 Indians. History of the Ojibway Indians, with especial reference to their conversion to Christianity, by Rev. Peter Jones (Kah Kewaquonaby), 1861 Indians, History of the Ojibways, by William W. Warren (Minnesota His- •torical Collections, Vol. 5), 1885 Indians. History of Philip's war, called the great Indian war of 1675, and 1676 ; also of the French and Indian wars of 1689,1690,1692,1696 and 1704 by Thomas Church, with notes and appendix, by S. Drake, 1834. . . Indians; History of the wars of New England, (fee, 1726 Indians. Illustrations of the manners, customs and .condition of the North American Indians, with letters and notes, by Geo. Catlin, 1876 Indians. Indian races of North and South America, by Charles De Wolf, Brownell, 1873 Indian. Iroquois Book of Rites, by Horatio Hale Indians. Journal of Gen. Rufus Putnam, during the old French and Indian War, 1757-1760, with notes, (fee, by E. C. Dawes Indians. Jugement erroné de M. Ernest Renan sur les langues sauvages, par l'auteur des études philologiques (J. A. Cuoq), 1870 Indians. La découverte des sources du Mississippi. Observations critico-philo- sophiques sur les mœurs, &e, de plusieurs nations Indiennes, &e, <fee, par J. C. Beltrami, 1824 Indians. League of the Iroquois, by Hébert M. Lloyd, 1901 Indians. Lexique de la langue Iroquoise avec notes et appendices, par J. A. Cuoq, prêtre de Saint Sulpice, 1871 Indians. Les vœux des Hurons et des Abenaquis à Notre Dame de Chartres, avec des lettres des Missionaires Catholiques au Canada, par M. Doublet de Boisthibault, 1857 Indians. Life with the Esquimaux, 1860 to 1862, by Capt. Charles F. Hall. Indian Life of Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia-Kiak or Black Hawk, dictated by himself, 1834 Indians. Life of Tecuniseh and his brother the Prophet * with a historical sketch of the Shawanoe Indians, by Benjamin Drake, 1841 Indians. Life of Te-Ho-Ra-Gwa-Ne-Gen, alias Thomas Williams, a chief of the Caughnawaga tribe of Indians, by Elezear Williams, 1859 Indians. Memoirs of a captivity among the Indians of North America, by John D. Hunter, 1823 Indians. Mémoire sur les mœurs, coustumes et relligion des sauvages de l'Amérique septentrionale par Nicholas Perrot, publie pour la première fois, par le R. P. J. Tailhan, 1864 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Indians. Moravian missions, 1838 Indian names of places near the Great Lakes, by Dwight H. Kelton, 1888... Indians. Narrative of the manner in which the campaign against the Indians iu 1791 was conducted under the command of Major General St. Clair, 1812 , Indians. Essay on the causes of the variety of complexion, &e, in the human species ; dealing with the Indian tribes, by S. Stanhope Smith, 1810 Indians. Narrative of the troubles with the Indians in New England, from the first planting thereof in the year 1607, to the year 1677, to which is added a discourse about the Warre with the Pequods in the year 1637, by W. Hubbard Indians. Notes on the Iroquois, by Henry R. Schoolcraft, 1847 Same title * Report to Congress, 1846 Indians. Original History of .Ancient America, by George Jones, 1843 Indians. Origin of the Native Races of America, a dissertation, by Hugo Grotius, translated by E. Gosmidt Indians. A Particular History of the Five Years French and Indian War in New England and parts adjacent, from its declaration by the King of France, March 15, 1744, to the Treaty with the Eastern Indians, Oct. 16, 1749, sometimes called Governor Shirley's War, by Samuel G. Drake, 1870 Indian Prayer Book. 1844, Nehiri Irinini Indian Prayer Book, " Nuna Aiamie Masinargan," 1854 Indians. Prières, Cantiques, Catéchisme, &e, en langue crise, 1886 Report of Executive Council in 1837. See Q. 237-2, p. 458 Recherches philosophiques sur les Américains, (fee, par Don. Pernety, 61 Volumes. 1 1 Indians. Indians. 1770 Indians. Indians. See Red Jacket and his people, 1866 Selections of some of the most interesting narratives of outrages committed by the Indians in their wars with the white people, by Archibald Loudon, 1808 Indians. Sketches of the History, Manners and Customs of the North American Indians, by James Buchanan, 1824 Indians. Sullivan's Campaign against the Western Indians, 1779, vide Cayuga County Historical Society, Number I., 1879 Indians. Seven Vears Residence in the Great Deserts of North America, by the Abbé Em. Domeneck, 1860 , Indians. The Indian sign language, with brief explanatory notes, by W. P. Clark Indians. The present state of Hudson's Bay, (fee, by Edward Umfreville, 1790 The Six Nations Indians, by J. B. Mackenzie, 1896 Traditional History of the Ojibway Nation, by G. Copway, 1850.. Traditions Indiennes du Canada Nord-Ouest, par Emile Petitot, Indians. Indians. Indians. 1886 Indians. Travels and Adventures, by Alexander Henry, 1901 Indian Treaties and Surrenders from 1680 to 1890 ■Indians. Treaties of Canada with the Indians of Manitoba, the North-west Territories and Keewatin, by the Hon. Alexander Morris Indians. Traitez de Paix conclus entre S. M. le Roy de France, et les Indiens du Canada, Iroquois, 22me May, 12me Juillet, 13me Décembre, 1666 . .. Indians. The Treaty held with the Indians of the Six Nations at Philadelphia in July, 1742, to which is prefixed an account of the first confederacy of the Six Nations, their present tributaries, dependents and allies, 1743 Indian Tribes of the United States, by H. R. Schoolcraft, 1851 to 1857 62 CANADIAM ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Volumes. Indians vide Bouquet. Relation Historique, Dumas, and Historical Account, 1764 (republished 1868). 1 Indians vide Colonies. A concise account, Major Robert Rogers, 1769 Indians vide Voyages and Travels. Travels through the Canadas, Heriot, 1807 Indians vide Travels and Adventures, Henry, 1809 Indians. Voyages chez différentes nations sauvages de l'Amérique septentrionale, (fee, avec un état exact des postes situés sur le fleuve St. Laurent, le lac Ontario, (fee, (fee, par J. Long, 1793 1 Indians. Voyages dans les deux Louisianes, et chez les nations sauvages du Missouri en 1801, 1802 et 1803, par M. Perrin du Lac, 1805 1 Indians. Voyages and Travels of an Indian Interpreter and Trader, by J. Long, 1791 1 Indians. Wanderings of an Artist among the Indians of North America, by Paul Kane, 1859 1 Indian Wars of the American Revolution vide Biographies Brant, 1838 Industrie, Commerce, Lettres, (fee, de Colbert, 1650 Influence Spirituelle Indue, devant la liberté religieuse et civile ' Journal,' 1881 1 Ingraham (Edward). A sketch of the events which preceded the capture of Washington in 1814 , : 1 Institut Canadien de Québec, 1889 1 International Commercial Convention held in Portland, Me., 1868 1 Invasion of Canada, 1775. Collections of the Maine Historical Society, containing Montressor's Journal, Arnold's letters and other documents relating to the Invasion 1 Invasion du Canada. Collection de Mémoires recueillis et annotés, par M. 1' Abbé Verreau, 1873 1 Invasion of Quebec, 1775. Accurate and interesting account of the hardships and sufferings of that band of heroes who traversed the wilderness in Campaign against Quebec in 1775, by John Joseph Henry, 1812 1 Invasion of Quebec, 1775, vide Arnold's Campaign Invasion de Québec. Centenaire de l'Assaut de Québec, par les Américains, par L. P. Turcotte, vision de Montgomery, par PamphileLeMay, Discours, par H. T. Taschereau, 1876 1 Investigation (An) of the unsettled boundaries in Ontario, by Charles Lind- sey, 1873 1 Investigation of the Fur, Seal and other fisheries of Alaska, 1889 1 Iowa. Semi-centennial Record of the commemoration, 'Hawkeye', 1883 1 Irishmen in Canada, by Nicholas Flood Davin, 1877 1 Iroquois, League of the, by Herbert M. Lloyd, 1901 2 Isham (Charles). The Fishery Question, 1887 1 Isle Verte (St. John Baptist), par Charles A. Gauvreau, 1889 1 J Jackson (John Mills). A view of the political situation of the Province of Upper Canada in North America, 1809 Jacob (Giles, Gent). The Common Law common placed, «fee In the Savoy. (1835.) James (William). Account of Military occurences of the late war between Great Britain and the United States, 1818 James (William). A full and correct account of the chief Naval occurences of the late war between Great Britain and the United States of America, 1817 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 63 i SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. 1 1 Jameson (Mrs.) Sketches in Canada, 1852 Jaques (J. E., jr.) Chronicles of St. James street Methodist church, 1888 .. Jarvis Family (The). Descendants of the first settlers of the name in Massachusetts and Long Island and more recently in other parts of U. S. and British America, 1879 1 Jauffret. Géographie Dramatique, 1830 1 Jay, vide Federalist, 1826 Jefferys (Thomas). Natural and Civil History of the French Dominion in North and South America, 1760 1 Jefferys (Thomas). Voyages from Asia to America for completing the discoveries of the north-west coast of America, 1764 1 Jenkins (Edward). The times and Mr. Pattonon Canadian Railways, 1875. 1 Jephson (Lady). Canadian Scrap, Book 1897 1 Jesuits (Travels of the) into various parts.of the world, by Mr. Lockman. Contains information respecting Hudson's Bay, 1743 2 Jesuits (les) Marchands, usuriers, &e, La Haye, 1759. -Another edition annotated, 1824 1 Jesuits' Estates in Canada, Public Property, by A. Rankin, 1850 1 Jesuits' Mission du Canada. Relations inédites de la Nouvelle France, 1672- 1679, pour faire suite aux anciennes relations, 1615-1672 2 Jesuit (Early) Missions in North America, by the Right Rev. William Ingraham, Kip. D.D., &c 1 Jésuites, Journal des, from 1645 to 1668 1 Jésuites, Relations and allied documents, by Reuben G. Thwaités 73 Jésuites, Mémoire sur les Biens des Jésuites en Canada, par un Jésuite (R. P. Braun) 1 Jésuites, Le R. P. Jean de Brébeuf, sa vie, ses travaux, son martyre, par le R. P. Martin, 1877 1 Jésuites Relations des, 1611 to 1672 3 Jésuites, Relations de ce qui s'est passé lors des fouilles faites dans une partie des fondations du College des Jésuites de Québec, par Faucher de Saint Maurice, 1879 1 Jesuits' Missions among the Cayuagas, vide Cayuga County Historical Society, Vol. V. Jesuits' Missions among the Senacas, No. 3 2 Jesuits, Notice. Historique sur la compagnie de Jésus au Canada, par un Collaborateur de la Revue Canadienne, 1889 1 'Jesuits. The end justifies the means, by J. B. Hurlbert, 1890 i '% 1 Jessup (Rev H. G.) Edward Jessup and his descendents, 1887 1 Jeunesse (La), de Bougainville, par René de Kerallain 1 Jodoin (Alex, et J. L Vincent.) Histoire de Longueuil, 1889 1 Jqhnson (Fort). Seat of Sir William Johnson in Royal Magazine for 1759.... Johnson (George). Graphie statistics of Canada Johnson (Sir John). Orderly Book during the Oriskamy Campaign, 1776-77. Annotated by William L. Stone, with Historical introduction, by J. Watts de Peyster, 1882 ' 1 Johnson (Sir William). Conferences with Indians (no title page) 1755 and 1756 1 ' Johnson (William Wickliffe). Sketches of the late depression, its causes, (fee, 1882 ■ 1 Johnston (George P.) British Catalogues.... Johnston (J. Stoddard). First explorations of Kentucky, see Filson Club Publications (No. 13) Johnston (Henry P.) The Yorktown Campaign and the surrender of Cornwallis, 1781 1 Johnston (Rev. Hugh D. D.) A Merchant Prince, Life of Hon. Senator MacDonald, 1893 1 64 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Volumes. Johnston ^James). The great Pew case, 1877 1 Johnston (James F. W.) Notes on North America, Agricultural, economical and social, 1851 k .. . 2, Johnston (William). Canadian Catalogues, 1884 Johnston (Walter). Travels in Prince Edward Island in the years 1820-21. Also Letters in 1822 / 1 . Joliet. See Marquette Joliet. Etude sur une Carte inconnue, la première dressée par Louis Joliet en 1674, par Gabriel Graviser, 1880 1 Jones (Charles Henry). History of the Campaign for the conquest of Canada in 1776 1 Jones (George). Original History of Ancient America, 1843 1 Jones (Rev. Peter). History of the Ojibeway Indians, 1861 1 Jordan (Tristram Frost). An account of the descendants of Captain William Leighton, 1885 , 1 Joslin (Joseph, Jr.) Journal. Connecticut Historical Society's Collections, Volume VII , 1 Journal des Campagnes au Canada, 1755 à 1760, par le comte de Maures de Malartic 1 Journal and Letters of the late Samuel Curwen with illustrative documents, • &e, by George Atkinson Ward, 1844 1 Journal and Letters of Colonel John May, of Boston, relative to two journeys to the Ohio Country in 1788 and 1789 1 Journal of Commerce, Montreal, from 1875 to 1898 Journal de L'Instruction Publique with Journal of Education, 1857 to 1879 25 Joutel (M.) Journal Historique du dernier voyage que feu M. de la Sale fit dans le Golfe de Mexique, 1713 1 Jubilee History. ■ Thorold, by J. H. Thompson 1 Juchereau de St. Ignace. (Soeur Françoise). Histoire de l'Hôtel Dieu de Quebec, 1671 * 1 Jugements et Délibérations du Conseil Souverain, from 1663 6 Jukes (J. B.) Excursions in and about Newfoundland during the years 1839- 1840 1 Junius. " A letter to an Honourable Brigadier General Commander in Chief of His Majesty's forces in Canada," now first ascribed to Junius with a refutation added, 1760 .' 1 ' Justice et Police. Lettres, «fee, de Colbert, 1650-1661 K Kane (Elisha Kent). The U.S. Grinnell Exposition in search of Sir John Franklin, 1853 1 Kane (Paul). Wanderings of an artist among the Indians of North America, 1859 Karslake & Co. Early portraits of Queen Victoria, 1820-55 1 Kastner (Adolphe). Analyse des Traditions religieuses des peuples indigènes de l'Amérique, 1845 1 Katolik .... livre de prières en langue crise 1 Kaye (John William). Life and Correspondence of Charles Lord Metcalfe, 1858 2 Keating (William H.) Narrative of an expedition to the source of St. Peters River Lake Winepeck, 1825 1 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES' 65 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. EIeefer (Thomas C.) The Canals of Canada, 1894 1 Keefer (Samuel.) Report of the Railway Commissioners of Canada for 1858 1 Keltie (J. Scott.) Stateman's Year Book, 1884 Kentucky. The Centenary of Louisville, by R. T. Durrett. Filson Club Publications, Vol. 8 Kentucky. First explorations of, Journals of Dr. Thos. Walker, 1750, and Christopher Gist, 1751. Filson Club Publications, Vol. 13 Kentucky. Political Beginnings of, by John M. Brown. Filson Club Publications, No. 6 Kentucky. Wilderness Road, by Thomas Speed. Filson Club Publications, Vols. 1, 2 Kenyon. News Agency Catalogues Ker (John of Kersland). Memoirs relating to politicks, trade and history.. Kerallain (René de.) La jeunesse de Bougainville Kidd (Adam.) The Huron Chief, (fee, 1830 Kidder (Frederic.) The expeditions of Capt. John Lovewell against the Indians, 1865 .. Kidder (Frederic.) Military Operations in Eastern Maine and Nova Scotia during the Revolution, 1867 -. King (John.) The other side of the Story. The rebellion of 1837-8 in Upper Canada, 1888 King (Richard). Narrative of a journey to the shores of the Artie Ocean in 1833-1835 Kingdom (William Junr.) America and the British Colonies, 1820 King's College (University of.) Proceedings at the Ceremony of laying the Foundation Stone, 1842 and at the Opening, 1843 Kingsford (William.) Canadian Archeology, 1886 Kingsford (William.) Canadian Canals, 1865 Kingsford (William.) The early Bibliography of the Province of Ontario, 1892 , Kingsford (William.) The History of Canada. Kingsford (William.) Impressions of the West and South, 1858 King's Mountain. The Affair at, by J. Watts de Peyster Kip. Right Rev. William Ingraham. The Early Jesuit Missions in North America, 1866 Kirke (Henry.) The first English Conquest of Canada, with some accounts of the earliest settlements in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland Kirkwood (A.) and J. J. Murphy. The Undeveloped lands in Northern and Western Ontario, 1878 Kitchi Gami. Wanderings round Lake Superior, by J. G. Kohl, 1860 Klondyke. (Pioneers of the), by M. H. E. Hayne, 1897 Knight (Dr.) and John Sloven, vide American Revolutionary War, Indian Atrocités Kohl (J. G.) Popular History of the discovery of America, 1865 Kohl (J. G.) Kitchi Gami. See Kitchi Garni Kohl (J. G.) Travels in Canada and through the States of New York and Pennsylvania, 1861 Knox (Captain John.) An Historical Journal of the Campaigns in North America for the years, 1757 to 1760 10 L Labat (Gaston P.) Les Voyageurs Canadiens à l'expédition du Soudan, 1886. Labelle (le Curé). Au Portique des Laurentides, par Arthur Buies, 1891.. Labrador et Anticosti, par L'Abbé V. A. Huard, 1897 18—E €6 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903: Volumes. Labrador, Journal of Transactions and events during a residence of nearly sixteen years on the coast of Labrador, by George Cartwright, 1792 Labrador vide Newfoundland, Histoiy of, by Anspach, 1827 Labrador vide Newfoundland, voyage of the Rosamond, 1818 Labrador (Récits du), par Henry de Puyjalon, 1894 Labrador, sailing directions vide Newfoundland, 1862 La Casse (R. P. Zach) Une Mine produisant l'or et l'argent découverte et mise en réserve pour les cultivateurs seuls La Chapelle (le Dr. Severin). La Santé pour tous ou notions élémentaires de Physiologie, &c La Chaume (Henri de). Terre-Neuve et les Terre-Neuviennes, par Henri de la Chaume, 1886 Xachine, Le Vieux Lachine, et le Massacre du 5 août, 1689, par Désiré Girouard Lacombe (Le Rév. Père Alb.) Dictionnaire de la Langue des Cris, 1874. .. Lacombe (Patrice). La Terre Paternelle, 1877 " Lafitau (Le P.) Mœurs des Sauvages Ameriquains, Paris, Saugrain, 1724.. The same work , Lafontaine (L. H.) Analyse de l'ordonnance du. Conseil Spécial sur les bureaux d'hypothèques, 1842 Lafontaine (L. H.) vide Biographies Papineau, 1872 La Hontan (Le Baron de). Nouveaux Voyages dans l'Amérique Septentrionale, La Haye, 1704 Lake Champlain. History of Lake Champlain from its first exploration by the French in 1609 to the close of the year 1814, by Peter S. Palmer.. . . Lake Ontario, Harbours and Ports of Lake Ontario in a series of Charts, &e, by Edward M. Hodder, 1857 Lakes (Northern) of Canada, by Barlow Cumberland Lakes, en Canot, Petit voyage au Lac St. Jean, A. B. Routhier, 1881... . Lake St. Louis (Supplément au), par Désiré Girouard Lake St. Louis, by D. Girouard, 1893 Lamb (R.) An original and authentic journal of occurrences during the late American war from its commencement to the year 1783 Lambel (le Comte de) Le Canada, 1880 Lambert (John). Travels through Canada and the United States of North America in the years 1806, 1807, 1808 Lamirande, Réponse à une adresse de la Chambre des Communes relative à l'extradition de, 1868 Lamond (Robert). A narrative of the rise and progress of Emigration to the new settlements of Upper Canada, 1821 La Montagne (J. B.) Le nouveau manuel du cultivateur ou culture raisonée des Abeilles de la vigne, et de la canne à sucre, 1881 .Lamothe (H de.). Cinq mois chez les Français d'Amérique Lampman (Archibald). Poems edited with a memoir by Duncan C. Scott, 1900 Lanark. Emigration to Canada, McDonald, 1822 Lanaudière, La famille Tarieu de, par l'Abbé Daniel sous le titre, Une page de Notre Histoire, 1865 Landed Credit. The question of the seignorial tenure of Lower Canada reduced to a question of Landed Credit, by A. Keirzkowski, 1852....... Landmarks of Toronto, by John Ross Robertson, 1896 Landmann (Adventures and Recollections of Colonel) 1852 , Langevin (Edmond V. G. de Rimouski), 1674-1874, Deuxième Centenaire, Notice Biographique sur Francois de Laval de Montmorency 1er Evêque de Quebec, 1874 Langevin (Hector L.) Le Canada, Les Institutions, (fee, 1855 list of books in archives 67 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. I Langevin (Jean, Prêtre). Notes sur les Archives de Notre Dame de Beauport, 1860 ' Languedoc (Canal du). Lettres, &c, de Colbert, 1650 La Lanterne (Canadienne), par Arthur Buies, 1868 Laperrière (Aug.) Les Guêpes Canadiennes, 1881 La Potherie (Bacqueville de). Histoire de l'Amérique Septentrionale, 1722 Lareau (Edmond). Histoire du droit Canadien, I Domination Française, II Domination Anglaise, 1888 Lareau (Edmond). Histoire de la Littérature Canadienne, 1874 Larned (J. N.) Literature of American History, 1902. Laroche-Héron (C. de). Les servantes de Dieu en Canada, Essai sur l'Histoire des communautés religieuses de Femmes de la Province, 1855 Laroque (Dr. G.) Manuel d'Horticulture pratique, 1883 Larue (Hubert). Histoire populaire du Canada, ou entretiens de Madame Genest à ses petits enfants, 1877 Larue (Hubert). Mélanges Historiques, littéraires, et d'Economie Politique, 1870 , La Salle (Robert Cavelier). Life of Jared Sparks, 1844 La Salle vide Marquette, 1873. See also Voyages and Travels, 1697, 1698. Late Resident. The Canadas as they now are, 1833 , Laterrière. Mémoires de Pierre de Sales Laterriere et de ses traverses, 1873 Late War in North America. Memoir, by M. Pouchot, translated by Franklin B. Hough, 1866 Latrobe (Charles Joseph). The Rambler in North America, 1832-33. ... Laurence (William Beach). Visitation and Search, 1858 Laurie (William). Battle River Valley, 1853 . .'. La Source du Mal de l'Epoque au Canada, par un Catholique (n.p.n.d.) 1883 Laurier (Wilfrid) à la Tribune, 1871-90 Lauzon. Histoire de la Seigneurie d', par J. Edmond Roy, 1897 Laval Université, L'Ecole de Medicine et de chirurgie de Montréal, 1883... Laval. Vie de Mgr. de Laval, par l'Abbé A. Gosselin i Laverdière (l'Abbé). Samuel de Champlain, 1877 , Laverdière (C. H.) Histoire du Canada, 1878 Laverdière (C. H.) Histoire du Canada à l'usage des maisons d'éducation, 1873 ■ : Law (Judge). The Colonial History of Vincennes, under the French, British and American Governments from its first settlement, 1858 Lawrie (Todd) on the Settlers in the Woods, by John Galt, 1832, 1st and 2nd edition, 1840 League of the Iroquois, by Herbert M. Lloyd, 1901 . Leatherwood God., by R. H. Taneybill. In Ohio Valley. Historical series 1871 ; Le Bas. Voyages dans les parties intérieures de l'Amérique pendant le cours de la dernière guerre, par un officier de l'Armée Royale, 1790. (A translation of Anbury published in 1789) Le Beau. Ses Aventures, ou voyage curieux et nouveau parmi les sauvages de l'Amérique Septentrionale, 1738 Le Blanc. Traité Historique des Monnoyes de. France, 1612 Le Blond (Adrien). Vie de Mademoiselle Mance et commencement de la colonie de Montreal 1883 ' Le Blond de Brumath (A.) Mgr. Ignace Bourget Lebrun (Isidore). Tableau Statistique et politique des deux Canadas, 1833. 18—Ei 1 1 1 1 2 H 9 1 1 1 1 2 o 68 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Incommoda <fe LeBrun (Lavrentii, S. J.) Ecclesiastes &c, Franciados. Calamitatem Noua Francia explicat (fee 1653 Le Clercq, Nouvelle relation de la Gaspesie, 1691 Le Clercq (Father Christian). First establishment of the Faith in New France, 1691. Translation, New York, J. G. Shea, 1881 Lecture pour tous. Oscar Dunn, 1878 Ledieu (Leon). Entre nous, 1889 Lefaivre (Albert). Essai 1881 Lefebvre (Le père), et l'Acadie, 1898, par P. Poirier Legal. Analyse de l'Ordonnance du conseil spécial sur les bureaux d'hypothèques, par L. H. Lafontaine, 1842 Legal. Digest of the laws of Newfoundland, by E. M. Archibald 1847 Legal. Rapport sur les observations relatives au code de procédure civile 1888 Legal. Traité de la Loi des Fiefs, par François Joseph Cugnet, 1775 Légendes Canadiennes. L'Abbé Casgrain, 1876 Legendre (N.) Mélanges. Darveau, 1891 Legislative Assembly. Reports of Committees, 1829 Legislature of Lower Canada. Review of the proceedings, 1831 , Leigh Brown Trust. Biological experimentation. Answers to questions by Sir B. W. Richardson Leliévre and Angers. Seigniorial Questions : a compilation containing the Act, pleadings, decisions of the Judges, «fee, 1856 i Lemay (L. Pamphile). Fables Canadiennes, 1882. .- Lemay (L. Pamphile). Petits Poèmes, 1883 Lemay (L. Pamphile). Les Vengeances, 1875 Lemieux (Oct.) Canadian Catalogues, 1883-86 LeMoine (J. M.) Album Canadien, Quebec, 1870 I " L'Album du Touriste, 1872 " " Chasse et Pêche, 1887 " " Chronicles of the St. Lawrence, 1878 " " Explorations of Jonathan Oldfeuck, 1889 " " Historical and sporting notes on Quebec and its environs, 1889 LeMoine (J. M.) Maple Leaves (first series) 1863, Quebec Morning Chronicle 1863, and 3rd series, Quebec, 1865 LeMoine (J. M.) New series, 1873 m n Monographies et Esquisses, 1885 n m Les Oiseaux du Canada, 1861 n n Quebec Past and Present n " Picturesque Quebec. A sequel to Quebec Past and Present, 1882 " | The Tourists Note Book, 1876 Leroux (Joseph). Medaillier du Canada, 1888 Leopard. The encounter between the Leopard and the Chesapeake. Diplomatic correspondence, 1810 Leroy (P.) La Clef du Mystère, 1885 Lesagè. Les aventures de M. Robert Chevalier dit de Beauchêne, capitaine des flibustiers dans la Nouvelle France, 1780 Lescarbot (Marc). Histoire de la Nouvelle France, 1615-1629 Lescarbot (Marc). Les Muses de la Nouvelle France, 1612. (At end of Vol. III, Histoire de la Nouvelle France) Lesperance (John). The Bastonnais, 1877 LeSueur (Peter). Memorial of the Quebec Conference, 1863. ............. Volumes. 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 69 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Lettres, Beaux Arts, &c. Lettres, (fee, de Colbert, par Pierre Clément, 1650- 1661 Lettres. Instructions et mémoires de Colbert, 1650-61 Lettres Privées. Lettres, «fee, de Colbert Letter to two Great Men, on the prospect of peace, 1760 1 Levigne (Capt. R. G. A.) Echoes from the Backwoods, 1849 1 Levis. Premier Colon de, Guillaume Couture, par Joseph Edmond Roy, Levis, 1884 1 Levis. Journal des Campagnes du ChevaUer de Levis, 1756 à 1760 ........ 1 Levis. Lettres du Chevalier de Lévis concernant la guerre du Canada (1756 à 1760) 1 Lévis (ChevaUer de). Lettres de la Cour de Versailles et au Baron de Dies- kau au Marquis de Montcalm 1 Lévis. See Montcalm and Levis, 1891. j 2 Levis (Chevalier de). Pièces militaires Publiés sous la direction de l'Abbé Casgrain, 1891 1 LeTac (Père Sixte). Histoire Chronologique de la Nouvelle France, au Canada, 1504 à 1632 1 Libraire Africaine. Coloniale. Paris Catalogues Libraries and Catalogues. The co-operative Index to Periodicals for 1887. Libraries and Catalogues. Library Journal Library Journal. New York, 1887 to 1899 13 Library (British). Year Book, 1900-1901 1 Life, Adventures and opinions of Col. George Hanger 2 Lighthall (William Dow). Songs of the Great Dominion, 1889 1 Lillie (A.) Canada Physical, Economical and Social, 1855 1 Lind (John). Remarks on the principal Acts of the 13th Parliament of Great Britain. The Acts relating to the Colonies with a plan of reconciliation, 1775 Lindsay and McGuire. Chaudière Goldfield (Map) 1865 Dindsey (Charles). Rome in Canada, 1877 1 Lindsey (Charles). Life of W. Lyon Mackenzie, with an account of the Canadian Rebellion 2 Lindsey (Charles). An investigation of the unsettled boundary of Ontario, 1873 1 Literature. Canada's Poet. James Gay (lSSO1?) 1 Littérature (Canadienne), Histoire de la, par Edmond Lareau, 1874 1 Literature. The Intellectual Development of the Canadian People, by J. G. Bourinot ...." 1 Literature, Miscellanies, by an Officer Arent Schuyler de Peyster, 1813... 1 Littérature. Coups d'Œil et Coups de Plume, par Alphonse Lusignan, 1884.. 1 Littérature. Forestiers et voyageurs, par J. C. Taché 1 Littérature. Légende d'un peuple, par Louis Frechette 1 Littérature. Nos Grand'mères, par N. Bourassa, 1887 1 Literature. Poems of Archibald Lampman, edited with a memoir, by Duncan C. Scott, 1900 Littérature. Ris et croquis, par Chs. M. Ducharme Littérature. Récits et Souvenirs, par Joseph Marmette 1 Literature. Songs of the Great Dominion, by W. D. Lighthall 1 Littérature. Un revenant, par Rémi Tramhlay,' 1884 1 Literary News. A monthly journal of current Literature 16 Literary Sheaves, or La Littérature au Canada Français, by P. Bender, M.D. 1 Littérature Canadienne de 1850 à 1860, publiée par la direction du " Foyer Canadien," 1863 .' | 2 Littlefield (George E.) Catalogues Lizars (R. and K. M.) Humours of '37 1 « 70 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. Vol Lizars (R. and K. M.) In the days of the Canada Company, 1896 Lloyd (Hébert M.) League of the Iroquois Lockhart (Ephraim). Narrative of the oppressive law proceedings to overpower the Earl of Stirling, 1836 Lookman (M.) Travels of the Jesuits to various parts of the world, 1743. . . Lookwood (Anthony). Brief description of Nova Scotia, with plans, 1818.. Lodowick vide Beyard (Col. Nicholas). A Journal of the late Actions of the French at Canada, 1693 Lois Civiles du Bas Canada. Traité sur les, par H. DesRivières Beaubien, 1832 Long (Stephen H.) Narrative of an expedition, 1824 Long (J.) Voyages and travels of an Indian interpreter and trader, 1791. Also translation into French, 1793 Long Point settlement. Pioneer sketches of, by E. A. Owen Longschamps, de. Histoire impartiale des evènemens militaires et politiques de la dernière guerre dans les quatre parties du monde, 1785 Longueuil, Histoire, par Alex. Jodoin et J. L. Vincent, 1889 Loranger (S. J. J.) Lettres sur l'Interprétation de la Constitution Fédérale, 1883-4... '. Longueuil, La t'a m il le de, par L'Abbé Daniel sous le titre, une page de notre Histoire, 1865 Longueuil. Letters patent. See M. 391 Lorne (Marquis of). Memoirs of Canada and Scotland, 1884 Lorraine (Mgr. N. Z.) Vide Hudsons Bay, 1886 Lossing (Benson J.) Pictorial Field Book of the War of 1812 Lotbinière, sous le titre " Une page de notre Histoire," 1865 Loudon (Archibald). Selection of some of the most interesting narratives of outrages committed by the Indians in the wars with the "white people, 1808 Louisiana, by Father Louis Hennepin, translated from the edition of 1683, by John Gilmary Shea, 1880 Louisiane (Description de la). Nouvellement découverte, par le R. P. Louis Hennepin, 1688 Louisiane. Mémoires Historiques, 1753 Louisianas. Travels through the two Louisianas, by Perrin du Lac, 1887 . Louisiana, * The Spanish Conspiracy, by T. M. Greene, 1891 Louisiana. Blennerhasset papers, by W. H. Safford, 1891 Louisiana, The History of Illinois and, under French rule, by Joseph Wallace, 1893 : Louisville. The Centenary. Filson Club Publications No. 8 Lovell (John). Gazetteer of British North America, 1873.... Lovell (John). Graphic description of the Dominion of Canada, 1876 Lovell (John & Son). Gazetteer of British North America, 1895 Lovell (John). Statement of the tenders for the printing, (fee, required by the Corporation of the City of Montreal, 1881 Low (Sampson). Index to the British catalogue of books, 1837 to 1857, London , , To English Catalogues, 1856 to 1876 Lowell (Edward J.) The Hessians and the other German auxiliaries of Great Britain in the Revolutionary War, 1884 Lower Canada. Reports (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th) of the Special Committee of Assembly on Grievances, 1829 Lower Canada, Review of the Proceedings of 1831 Lower Canada. ■ Watchman,' Kingston, 1829. Preface signed T. L. C. W. Lower Canada. Statistical Tables, Province of Lower Canada, 1881, Joseph Bouchette r LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 71 VOLUMES- Lowe (Charles). British Catalogues, 1897 Lowndes (William Thomas). Contirfuation, by H. G. Bohn, Bibliographer's Manuel, 1864 4 Loyalists. Journal and letters of the late Samuel Curwen, by George Atkinson Ward, 1842 1 Loyalists. The claim of the American loyalists reviewed and maintained, 1788 1 Loyalists. Centennial souvenir, St. John, N.B., 1887 1 Lunenburg. History of the County of, by M. B. DesBrisay 1 Lunenburgh, or the old Eastern District, by J. F. Pringle 1 Lusignan (Alphonse). Coups d'œil et coups de plume 1 Lyell (Charles). Travels in A-merica, 1845 2 Lyman (Simeon). Journal, 1775, In Connecticut Historical Society's collections, Vol. VII Lynch (Francis). See Newfoundland Railway, 1875 1 Lyon (Capt. G. F.) Private Journal during the recent voyage of discovery under Captain Parry, 1824 1 Lyon (Capt. G. F.) A brief narrative of an unsuccessful attempt to reach Repulse Bay, 1825 1 M MacAlpine (J.) Genuine Narrative and Memoirs of Adventures, &e, in America, 1780 McCarthy (Justin). Early portraits of Queen Victoria, 1820-1855. Preface by, 1897 MacClure's Despatches. The North-West Passage. John Betts, 1853.... McCord (F. A.) Hand-book of Canadian dates, 1888 MacCuloh (Lewis Lake). The Scribbler, Vol. IL, Montreal, 1823 MacCurtin (Daniel). Journal. See American Revolutionary War. Balch (Thomas). Papers on Maryland, 1857 MacDonald (Archibald). Peace River Journal, 1872 MacDonald (James S.) Annals of the North British Society of Halifax, N.S., 1868.. MacDonald (Hon. Senator John). A Merchant Prince. Life of, by Rev. Hugh Johnston, D.D., 1893 MacDonald (John). Emigration to Canada. Narrative of a voyage to Quebec and journey from thence to New Lanark, &c, 1822 MacDonald. Memoirs of the Right Honourable Sir John Alexander, by Joseph Pope, 1894 Macdonell (J. A.)- Sketches illustrating the early settlement and history of Glengarry in Canada, 1893 MacDonough (Joseph). Catalogues, U.S., 1886-1893 MacDougall (William). Correspondence respecting the North-West. Sessional papers (Vol. 5, No. 12) Macfie (Matthew). Vancouver Island and British-Columbia, 1865 McGee (Thomas DArcy). Canadian Ballads, 1858 McGee (Hon. Thos. D'Arcy). Speeches and Addresses on British-American Union, 1865 McGill College. Publications relating to, 1760 McGill College. Catalogue of authors in the library, 1876 MacGregor (John). Commercial and Financial Legislation of Europe and America McGregor (J). Historical and descriptive sketches of the Maritime Colonies of Britisb America, 1828 72 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 19031 Volumes. Machabées (Les) de la Nouvelle France, par Joseph Marmette, 1882 McIlwraith (Thomas). Birds of Ontario, 1886 McKay (Charles). Life and Liberty in America, 1859 McKay (J.) Quebec Hill (1797) McKeevor (Thomas). A voyage to the Hudson's Bay during the summer of 1812 Mackenzie. The Hon. Alexander. His life and times, by William Buckingham and Hon. Goo. W. Ross, 1892 Mackenzie (Alex). Life and Speeches of George Brown Mackenzie (Hon. Alex.) Speeches during his recent visit to Scotland, &e, 1876 Mackenzie (Sir Alex.) Voyages through the Continent of North America in 1789 and 1793 '. Mackenzie (J. B.) The Six Nations Indians, 1896 Mackenzie (J. B.) Thayendnegea, 1898 Mackenzie (W. L.) The lives and opinions of B. F. Butler and Jessie Hoyt, 1845. Life and times of M. Van Buren, 1846 (all in) Mackenzie (W. L.) Life and times of. Charles Lindsey, 1862 Mackenzie (W. L.) Sketches of Canada and the United States, 1833 Mackenzie (W. L.) Seventh Report on Grievances, 1832 Mackinac (Early), by Rev. Meade C. Williams, 1898 Mackinaw (Old), or the Fortress of the Lakes, and its surroundings, by W. P. Strickland, 1860 Mackintosh (J.) The discovery of America by Christopher Columbus, 1856. McLachlan (R. W.) Canadian Numismatic, 1886, Part I Maclean (John, M. A.) Canadian savage folk, 1896 McLean (John). Notes of a twenty-five years' service in the Hudson's Bay Territory, 1849 Maclean (John). Tariff Handbook, 1878 McLeod, (Alexander). Trial for the Murder of Amos Durfee. (The destruction of the steamer Caroline.) Trial October 4, 1841 McLeod (D.) A brief review of the settlement of Upper Canada, 1841 McLeod (Malcolm). Peace River, a canoe voyage (Sir George Simpson and Archibald McDonald) 1872 MacMullen (John). The History of Canada, 1868 Macoun (John). Manitoba and the Great North-west, 1882 McQueen (James). The Campaigns of 1812, 1813 and 1814 MacTaggart (John). Three years in Canada, 1826, 1827, 1828 Madison (James). An exposition of the causes and character of the late war with Great Britain, published by authority of the United States Government, 1815 Translated (French) 1816 Madison vide Federalist, 1826 Magnan (C. J.) L'enseignement primaire, questions diverses, 1888 Magnetical and Meteorlogical observations, abstracts and results at the Magnetic Observatory, 1841 to 1871 Magrath (T. W.) Letters from Upper Canada, edited by Rev. T. Radcliffe, 1833 Maguire and Gregg. Discussion between these gentlemen at Montreal in 1838 Mahon (Lord). History of England, 1713 to 1783 j Mailloux (Al., Prêtre, V.G.) Essai sur le luxe et la vanité des parures, 1882 Maine Boundary. Congressional papers, Washington, 1838 Maine Historical Society collection of papers relating to the Invasion of Canada in 1775 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 73 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Maine Historical Society, collection containing the north-eastern boundary, by Hon. Israel Washburn and other papers, 1881, in Volume 8 Malartic, le comte de Maures de. Journal des Campagnes au_Canada de 1755 à 1760 , 1 Manitoba Census, 1870, 1885-86 4 Manitoba crop bulletins 2 Manitoba described by Robert Miller Christy, 1885 1 Manitoba Gazette, 1883-1897 13 Manitoba, History of, by Hon. Donald Gunn, with continuation by C. B. Tuttle, 1880 1 Manitoba, Its infancy growth and present condition, by Professor Bryce, 1882 1 Manitoba vide Newfoundland, by Fraser Rea, 1881 Manitoba. The new West, 1888 1 Manitoba Political Manual of the Province of Manitoba and the North-west Territories, 1887 1 Manitoba (Trip to), by Mary Fitzgibbon, 1880 1 Manseau Vicaire Grand, vide, Biographies, Barthélemi, Joliette, 1874 1 Manufactures, Canadian, Textile Directory, by E. B. Biggar, 1885 1 Maple Leaves, by J. M. Lemoine, series, 1863, 1865, 1873, 1894 Maps, Vol. A. The Atlantic Neptune, 1781. Contains:— Canso Harbour, 1 map. Basin of Mines, 1 map. Saunders, Deane, Tangier, Knowles and Keppell Harbours, 1 map. Egmont Harbour, 1 map. Cape George and Antigonish Harbour and the Barn, 1 map. Block Island, Watch Point, Point Judith and Great Lake, 1 map. Six Views on the Nova Scotia Coast, 1 map. Partridge Island, 1 map. Richibucto and Buctush, 1 map. River St. Lawrence, Quebec to Anticosti, and Anticosti to St. George's Bay, Newfoundland, 1 map. Mingan Harbour, River St. John, Quarry Island, 1 map. Do Quarry Island to St. Geneviève Island, 1 map. Bay of Seven Islands, 1 map. Harbour and Bay of Gaspé and Malbaie, 1 map. Island of Bonaventure and Cape Rowland to Little Pabos, 1 map. Bay of Chaleurs, 1 map. River St. Lawrence, Quebec to Kamarasky Islands, 1 map. Plans of Posts at York and Gloucester, Virginia, established by Lord Cornwallis, with the attacks by Wasbington and Count Rochambeau, resulting in the capitulation by Lord Cornwallis on the 17th October, 1781, 1 map. {The positions of the different Armies are given with a table of references.) Part of Hudson's River, showing Fort Montgomery and Fort Clinton, and the positions of the obstructions to the passage of His Majesty's Forces under Sir Henry Clinton, 2 maps. Charlston Harbour, with part of James' Island and Defences, 1 map. New York from the Atlantic to Haverstraw Bay, with a sketch of- operations under Lord Howe in 1776, 1 map. Sketch of the Battle near Camden in South Carolina, 16th August, 1780, 1 map. River St. Lawrence, from Kamarasky Island to Cock Cove, 1 map. River St. Lawrence from Quebec, Foulon Cove, to Point Levy, with plans of intrenched Camps of the French under Montcalm, and works of the British under Wolfe in 1759, 2 maps. View of Quebec, 1 map. 74 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Volumes. Maps, Vol. A—Concluded. River St. Lawrence, from Chaudière to Lake St. Francis, 1 map. Montreal Island,. Isle Perrault to Lake St. Peter, and from Lake St. Peter to Chaudière, 2 maps. Miramichi Bay, 1 map. Harbour of Richibucto and Buctush, 1 map. Magdalen Isles, 1 map. South-east coast of the Island of St. John, 1 map. Cardigan Bay, Burnt Wood Cove to Rollo River, 1 map. View of Louisbourg Harbour Cape Breton, 1 map. St. Ann Bay, Seymour Cove, Indian Bay, 1 map. Chart north-east coast of Cape Breton from St. Ann Bay to Cape Morien, 1 map. South-east coast Cape Breton, 2 maps. Harbour of Louisbourg, 1 map. Total of 41 maps ' Vol. B. The Atlantic Neptune, 1781. Contains:— The coast of Nova Scotia, New York, Jersey, the Gulf and River St. Lawrence from Lake Ontario to Newfoundland, 1777, 1 map. Views of Petit Passage and Grand Passage, Bay of Fundy, 2 maps. Port Haldimand and Port Amherst, 1 map. . Gambier Harbour and Liverpool, 1 map. King's Bay, .Lunenburgh Bay and Harbour, 1 map. Egmont Harbour and view, 1 map. Keppel, Knowles, Tangier, Saunders and Deane Harbours, with views, 1 map. Spry Harbour, Port Dalhousie, Port North, Port Parker, Beaver Harbour and Flemming River, with view, 1 map. White Islands Harbour, Port Stephens, Lfscomb Harbour, Houlton Harbour and River St. Mary, 1 map. Sandwich Bay, Port Bickerton, Montague County Harbour, Port Hinch- inbroke, Island Harbour, 1 map. Northumberland Straits, Bay Verte to Pictou Island, 1 map. St. George's Bay, Gut of Canso, Bay of Chedabucto, 2 maps. Port Hood, 1 map. Port Hood, view of, 1 map. George's Bay, view of Plaister Cliffs, 1 map. Frederick Bay, Ramsheg Harbour to Pictou Harbour, 1 map. Pictou Harbour, Pictou Island to Cape George, 1 map. Northumberland Straits, Buctouche to Bay Verte, 1 map. Port Shediack to Cocagne, 1 map. Sable Island, 1 map. « Sable Island views, 5 maps. Chart with all the surroundings showing Sable Island (on a large scale), 1766, 2 maps. Sable Island, additional views, 4 maps. View of the Naked Sand Hill, Sable Island, 1 map. Total number of maps, 34 Vol. G The Sea Coast of Nova Scotia (no date) about 1775. Chart of soundings round Sable Island with sailing directions, Chignecto Bay, 1 map. Annapolis Royal, St. Mary's Bay and view of Gullivers Hole, 1 map Chart, south-east part of the Bay of Fundy, 1 map. South-west coast of Nova Scotia, 1 map. Barrington Bay, 1 map. Ports Amherst and Haldimand, 1 map. "i maps. LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES to SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. dth witn views, i map Maps, Vol. C—Concluded. Port Campbell, 1 map. Port Mills to Liverpool, 1 map. King's Bay and Lunenburgh Bay, 1 map. Mecklenburgh Bay, Prince Harbour, 1 map. Charlotte Bay, Margaret's Bay, 1 map. Leith Harbour, Prospect Harbour, Bristol Bay, Sambro Harbour, with view, 1 map. South-east Coast of Nova Scotia, 1 map. Halifax Harbour, with views, Egmont Harbour, Keppel to Deane Harbours, with views, 1 map. Spry Harbour to Fleming River, with views, 1 map. White Island to River St. Mary, 1 map. Sandwich Bay, 1 map. Tor Bay, 1 map. Whitehaven, with view, 1 map. Canso Harbour to White Point, with view, 1 map. Crow Harbour, with view, 1 map. Milfordhaven, with view, 1 map. Conway Harbour, Port Aylesbury, Bay of Rocks, 1 map. East Entrance of Lenox Harbour, with view, 1 map. Gut of Canso, 1 map. Port Hood, 1 map. Ramsheg Harbour to Cape George, 1 map. Total in Volume C, 30 maps 1 Vol. D. .The Atlantic Neptune, 1781. Coast of Nova Scotia, &c, 1780, 1 map. Nova Scotia West, Bay of Fundy and Northumberland Straits (sic), 1 map. Nova Scotia East, Cape Breton and Sable Island, 1 mip. Bay of Fundy, River St. John, Greville Cove to Cape Spencer, with view, 1 map. Views of the Wolves, the Grand Manan and the west of St. John River, 3 maps. Isthmus of Nova Scotia, Chignecto Bay, Mines Channel and Basin of Mines, 1 map. Chignecto Bay and Bay Verte, 1 map. Annapolis Royal and St. Mary's Bay, 1 map View of Annapolis Royal, 1 map. Townshend Bay, 1 map. River St. John to Beaver Point with Mingan Island, 1 map. Bay of Fundy (West), part of Tusket Island and Cape Sable, 1 .map. Barrington Bay to Druid Bay, 1 map.' Ports Amherst and Haldimand, 1 map. Port Campbell, Buller Bay to Port Amherst, 1 map. Port Mills, 1 map. Stormont River to Liverpool, 1 map. Liverpool Bay and Harbour, 1 map. Port Jackson, 1 map. King's Bay, Lunenburgh Bay and Harbour, to Mecklenburgh Bay, 1 map. Views, Cape Prospect, Cape Sambro, Hospatageon, The Ovens, Cape Sable, -2 maps. Entrance to Barrington Bay, 5 maps. Mecklenburgh Bay, Prince Harbour to Crown Point, 1 map. Charlotte Bay, 1 map. Leith Harbour to Sambro Harbour, 1 map. 76 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A. 1903 Maps, Vol. D—Concluded. Volumes. S. E. Coast, Nova Scotia, Bristol Bay to Rugged Island, 1 map. m n Keppel Harbour to Wreck Inlet, 1 map. Bay of Chedabucto, 1 map. Halifax Harbour, Sambro Harbour, to Rocky Inlet with views, 1 map. n and Bedford Basin, 1 map. n Fresh Water River to the Narrows, 1 map. (This map shows all the wharfs, batteries and dockyards along the harbour front.) Views of Halifax, 6. Egmont Harbour, 1 map. Keppell Harbour to Deane Harbour, 1 map. Views of Cape Egmont, entrance to Egmont Harbour, entrance to Keppel Harbour, entrance to Chisetcook Inlet, Dartmouth Shore and Falls of Hinchinbroke River, 6 maps. Spry Harbour to Fleming River, 1 map. White Island Harbour to River St. Mary, 1 map. Sandwich Bay, 1 map. Tor Bay, with view, 1 map. Whitehaven with view, 1 map. Canso Harbour, Glasgow Harbour and Durell Island to White Point, 1 map. Crow Harbour, 1 map. Lenox Passage,- Bay of Rocks to St. Peter's Isle, 1 map. Chedabucto and Milfordhaven, 1 map. Conway Harbour, Port Aylesbury and Bay of Rocks, 1 map. Views of the coast from White Islands of St. Mary's River, entrance to Milfordhaven, entrance to Port Bickerton, entrance of Beaver Harbour and the offing (2) shore to the westward of Canso and the Beaver Islands, 8 maps. Gut of Canso, part of Cape Breton and the Richmond Isles, 1 map. Gut of Canso, Bay of Rocks to St. Peter's Island, 1 map. Frederick Bay, Cliff Cape to Plaister Cliffs, 1 map. Views of Sable Island, 4 maps. ' Views : Port Hood and Plaister Cliff, 2 maps. Total, 79 maps in Vol. D 1 Vol. E. The American Atlas, 1776. Containing :— North and South America, 3 maps. Russian Discoveries previous to 1763, 1 map. North America, with the West India Islands, divided according to the Treaty of Peace of 10th February, 1763, with the Provinces which composed the British Empire, 2 maps. The Continent of North America, 1 map. The British Empire in North America, 1 map. The River St. Lawrence from Fort Frontenac to Anticosti (with soundings, <fee), 1 map. The Gulf of St. Lawrence, 1 map. The Island of St. John, divided into Counties and Parishes, the lots granted by government with list of proprietors, &c, 1 map. The Island of Newfoundland, 1. map. The Banks of Newfoundland, 1 map. Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, 1 map. New England (Provinces and Divisions of Counties and Townships, &c.) 2 maps. New York and New Jersey, divided into Manors, Counties and Townships ; all the grants made by French Governors between Lake Champlain and Montreal, 1 map. LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES - 77 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Maps, Vol. E—Concluded. Lake Champlain, including Lake George,-(fee, 1762, 1 map. The Province of Quebec, according to the Royal Proclamation of 17th October, 1763, 1 map. Pennsylvania, 1 map. Virginia and Maryland, 2 maps. North and South Carolina, showing Indian Frontiers, Roads, Boundaries, Townships and other Divisions, 2 maps. Florida, East and West, 1 map. The River Mississippi from the Balise to Fort Chartres, 1 map. Bay of Honduras, 2 maps. South America, 1 map. The Straits of Magellan, 1 map. Total, 30 maps in Vol. E , 1 Volume F. Nouvelle-France and Canada, from 1593 to 1820. Containing:— 1593. Americse pars, 1 map. 1632. Nouvelle-France, by Champlain, 1 map. 1656. Canada, by Samson, 1 map. 1680. Amérique, Canada, 1 map. 1683. Nouvelle-France, by Hennipen, 1 map. 1685. Nouvelle-France, by Jaillot, 1 map. 1690. Nouvelle-France. 1 map. 1693. Siège de Québec, 1 map. 1700. Canada, by Delisle, 1 map. 1720. Canada, 1 map. 1720. Canada, 1 map. 1720. Canada, 1 map. 1720. Fleuve Saint Louis, 1 map. 1720. Description des Castors 1 map. 1720. Chasse des bœufs sauvages, 1 map. 1720. Amérique Septentrionale, 1 map. 1730. Louisiana, 1 map. 1740. Baie de Hudson et Labrador, 1 map. 1740. Canada, 1 map. 1740. Canada,, 1 map. , 1744. Fond de la baie de Hudson, 1 map. 1744. Carte de la Bay de Hudson, 1 map. 1744. Fort Dauphin, 1 map. 1744. Partie de l'Amérique Septentrionale, 1 map. 1750. Découverte au Nord de là Mer du Sud, 1 map. 1750. Newfoundland.—Cape Breton, 1 map. 1754. Carte dressée par le sauvage—Ochagach, 1 map. 1755. Partie orientale du Canada par Lerouge d'après Jeffreys, 1 map. 1755. Partie occidentale de la Nouvelle France, par Bellin, 1 map. 1755. Canada, Louisiane et Terres anglaises, par Danville, contenant quatre feuilles, 1 map. 1755. Nouvelle France, par de Vaugondy, 1 map. 1756. Nouvelle France, par Nolin, 1 map. 1760. British and French plantations in North America, 1 map. 1760. Newfoundland, 1 map. 1760. Map Province of New York and New Jersey, 1 map. 1760. Province of Quebec, 1 map. 1760, River St. Lawrence, 1 map. 1760. Siege of Quebec, 1 map. 1760. Chart of the River St. Lawrence, 1 map. 1760. Plan of the seat of war at and near Quebec, 1 map. mm 78 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A 1903 Volumes. Maps, Vol. F—Concluded. 1760. Plan of Quebec, 1 map. 1760. Five Great Lakes, 1 map. 1760. French Settlements in North America, 1 map. 1760. English Colonies in North America, 1 map. 1760. New Orleans, 1 map. 1760. New England and Nova Scotia, 1 map. 1760. River Mississippi, 1 map. 1760. Plan of the town and fortifications of Montreal, 1 map. 1760. British and French settlements in North America, 1 map. 1760. Fall of Niagara, 1 map. 1760. Quebec, 1 map. 1762. Cours du Fleuve St. Laurent, 1 map. 1762. Fleuve St. Laurent; partie orientale de l'Amérique septentrionale, 1 map. 1763. New map of North America, from the latest discoveries, 1 map. 1770. Map of Quebec, 1 map. 1776. Seat of War, North America, 1 map. 1777. Ile de Terre-Neuve, 1 map. 1778. Plan de l'Ile St. Jean, 1 map. 1780. Cours du fleuve St. Laurent, 1 map. 1780. Suite du cours du fleuve St. Laurent, 1 map. 1780. Carte du Golfe St. Laurent, 1 map. 1780. Lacs du Canada, 1 map. 1780. Louisiane, 1 map. 1786. New Map of Nova Scotia, 1 map. 1794. Lake Champlain, 1 map. 1794. British Colonies in North America, 1795. Canada, 1 map. 1820. Possessions Anglaises dans 1'Am eric Total number, 68 maps, Vol. F.. Volume G. Canada—from 1695 to 1786, contains:— 1695. Fleuve St. Laurent, 1 map. 1744. Baie de Chedabouctou, 1 map. 1760, Town and Harbour of Halifax, 1 map. 1760. Navigation de Terre-Neuve à New York, 1 map. 1766. Isle Magdeleine, Golfe St. Laurent, 1 map. 1775. Banks of Newfoundland, 1 map. 1778. Plan du port Dauphin, 1 map. 1778. Isle Royale, plan particulier, 1 map. 1778. Grand banc de Terre-Neuve, 1 map. 1778. Détroit de Canseau, 1 map. 1778. Baye de Chaleur, 1 map. 1778. Port Restigouche, 1 map. 1778. Partie Orientale Méridionale de Terre-Neuve, 1 map. 1778. Entrée Méridionale du Golfe St. Laurent, 1 map. 1778. Rivière St. Laurent, 1 map. 1778. Côte occidentale de l'Ile de Terre-Neuve, 1 map. 1778. Détroit de Belle Ile, 1 map. 1778. Plan de l'Ile St. Jean, 1 map. 1779. Plan de la baie de Cabarrus, 1 map. 1779. Plan de la baie de Nérichac et port Toulouse, 1 map. 1779. Plan de l'Isthme de l'Acadie, 1 map. 1779. Plan de la Rivière du Port Royal ou Annapolis, 1 map. 1779. Plan du port de Chibouctou, 1 map. 1779. Le Golfe St. Laurent, I map. map. e du Nord, 1 map. >KS IN ARCHIVE 79 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Maps, Vol. G—Concluded. 1779. Rivière St. Jean, 1 map. 1780. Baie des Chaleurs, 1 map. 1780. Carte de l'De Royale, 1 map. 1780. Carte des côtes orientales de l'Amérique Septentrionale 1784. Carte réduite de l'Ile de Terre Neuve, 1 map. 1786. Chart of the Gulf St Lawrence, 1 map. Total number of maps, 30 in Vol. G map Vol aurent, 1 map. 1 map. Montreal et carte du map. , H. Petit Atlas Maritime. Par le S. Bellin, Ingénieur de Vol. I. Amérique Septentrionale et Isles Antilles. . There an volumes which refer to other parts of the world. 1764. Le Globe Terrestre, 1 map. 1764. L'Amérique et les Mers voisines, 1 map. 1764. La Baye de Hudson, 1 map. 1764. Les Pais du Canada en général, 1 map. 1764. Partie orientale du Canada et fleuve St. 17.64. Les cinq grands Lacs du Canada, 1 map. 1764. Partie du Fleuve St. Laurent et la Traverse 1764. Bassin de Québec et Isle d'Orléans, 1 map. 1764. Ville de Québec, 1 map, 1764. Fleuve St. Laurent depuis Québec jusqu' à lac Champlain, 1 map. 1764. Isle de Montréal et environs, 1 map. 1764. Carte de la Rivière du Détroit et Plan de la Ville, 1 1764. Isle de Terre Neuve et Golfe de St. Laurent, 1 map. 1764. Détroit de Belle Isle, 1 map. 1764. Isles et Port du Mingan, 1 map. 1764. Isles Miquelon et St. Pierre et coste voisins, 1 map. 1764. Les Isles St. Pierre et Miquelon, 1 map. 1764. Isle de St. Pierre, 1 map. 1764. Rade et Port de St. Pierre, 1 map. 1764. Port de Plaisance, 1 map. 1764. Havre, St. Jean dans l'Isle de Terre-Neuve, 1 map. 1764. Isle Royale et Passage de Fronsac, 1 map. 1764. Port de Louisbourg, 1 map. 1764. Ville de Louisbourg, 1 map. 1764. Le Port Dauphin, 1 map. 1764. Acadie, Isle St. Jean et Pais voisins, 1 map. 1764. Port Royal d'Acadie ou Annapolis, 1 map. 1764. Baye de Chébuctou et Ville d'Habfax, 1 map. 1764. Nouvelle-Angleterre, Nouvelle-York, Pensilvanie, (fee, 1 map. 1764. Bay de Baston, 1 map. 1764. Ville de Baston, 1 map. 1764. Baye de New York et Isle des états, 1 map. 1764. Ville de New York ou Manate, 1 map. 1764. Environs de Philadelphie, 1 map. 1764. La Virginie, 1 map. 1764. La Caroline, I map. 1764. Baye et Ville de Charles Town, 1 map. 1764. La Nouvelle Géorgie, 1 map. 1764. Baye St. Augustin dans la Floride, 1 map. 1764. Carte générale de la Louisiane et Pais voisins, 1 map. 1764. Coste de la Floride jusqu' à la Mobile, 1 map. 1764. Baye de Pensacole, 1 map. la Marine, three other 80 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII, A 1903 Volumes. Maps, Vol. H—Continued. 1764. Cours du Fleuve Mississippi depuis la Mer jusqu' au dessus de la Nouvelle Orléans et coste voisine, 1 map. 1764. Embouchures du Fleuve Mississippi, 1 map. 1764. Plan delà Nouvelle Orléans, 1 map. 1764. La Rivière Rouge et Partie du cours du Mississippi, 1 map. 1764. Le Golfe du Mexique, 1 map. 1764. Les Isles Bermudes, 1 map. 1764. Les Isles Lucayes, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de Cube. 1 map. 1764. Port et Ville de la Havane, 1 map. 1764. Baye de Matance, 1 map. 1764. Baye Mariane, 1 map. 1764. Baye de St. Yago, 1 map. 1764. Entrée de la Baye de St Yago et ses Forts, 1 map. 1764. Isle de la Jamaïque, 1 map. 1764. Baye de Kingston, dans l'Isle de la Jamaïque, 1 map. 1764. Ville de Port Royal, 1 map. 1764. Ville de Kingstown, 1 map. 1764. Le Port Antonio, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de St. Dominique, 1 map. 1764. Les Debouquements de St. Dominique, 1 map. 1764. La Plaine du Cap et ses Environs, 1 map. 1764. La Rade du Cap, 1 map. 1764. La Ville du Cap, 1 map. i764. Baye de Bay aha ou Port Dauphin, 1 map. 1764. La Partie françoise de St. Dominique. 1 map. 1764. Environs de Leogane et du Port au Prince, 1 map. 1764. Plan du Port au Prince, 1 map. 1764. Le Petit Goave, 1 map. 1764. La Baye de St. Louis, 1 map. 1764. Carte des Bayes du Mesle des Flamands et de Cavaillon, 1 map- 1764. Carte de l'Isle à Vache, 1 map. 1764. La Ville de St. Dominique, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de Porto Rico et l'Isle Ste. Croix, 1 map. 1764. Port et ville de St. Jean de Porto Rico, 1 map. 1764. Carte des Isles des Vierges, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de St. Thomas l'une des Vierges, 1 map. 1764. Carte générale des Petites Antilles, 1 map. 1764. Les Antilles, 1ère Partie, 1 map. 1764. Les Antilles 2ième Partie, 1 map. 1764. Les Antilles 3ième Partie, 1 map. 1764. Isle de St. Christophle, 1 map. 1764. Isle de Nieves, 1 map. 1764. Isle d'Antigue, 1 map. 1764. Isle de la Guadeloupe en général, 1 map. 1764. Partie occidentale de la Guadeloupe, 1 map. 1764. Partie orientale de la Guadeloupe, 1 map. 1764. Environs du Fort Louis de Guadeloupe, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de Marie Galante, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle Martinique, 1 map. 1764. Partie Septentrionale de la Martinique, 1 map. 1764. Partie Méridionale de la Martinique, 1 map. 1764. Le Cul de Sac Royal de la Martinique, 1 map. 1764. LTsle de Ste. Lucie, 1 map. 1764. Le Cul de Sac du grand carénage Isle Ste. Lucie, 1 map. 81 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 v Maps, Vol. H—Concluded. 1764. Le Cul de Sac des Roseaux dans cette Isle, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de la Barbade, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de St..Vincent, 1 map. 1764. Le Port de Gariacoua dans l'Isle de St. Vincent, 1 map. 1764. Maps and plans, 1 map. 1764. L'Isle de la Grenade, 1 map. 1764. Le Port Louis de la Grenade, 1 map. Total number of maps, 103 in Vols. H and I Volume J—General Atlas containing several Charts and maps among which :— A Chart of the World showing the latest discoveries of Capt. Cook, between 1768 and 1780. A map of North America, by Thomas Kitchin about 1760. A map of the West Indies. A map of the United States of America, agreeable to the peace of 1783. A map of British Dominion in America, by Thomas Kitchen, about 1760. A map of the British Colonies in North America. Total 6 maps in Vol. J Volume K—North American, Atlas, containing besides general map and those of the United States, the Canada. 4. Plan of the City of Quebec. 5. Nova Scotia. 6. London, 1777. Total 18 maps in Vol. K Map. (Silver) of the World, by Miller Christy, 1900 Marcy (Randolph B.) Exploration of the Red River of Louisiana in 1852 .. Margry (Pierre). Mémoires et documents pour servir a l'histoire des Origines françaises dans l'Amérique Septentrionale, 1614-1698.. . British Colonies*, in North America. Margry (Pierre). Les Navigations Françaises du XIV Marguilliers. 1870. Code des Curés, et paroissiens, par l'Hon. XVI .1. Siècle U. B ludry, Mariage Chrétien, par le R. P. A. Braun, 1873 . Marie de l'Incarnation. (Lettres de la Révérende Mère) par l'Abbé Richau- deau, 1876 Marine et Galères. Lettres, -fee, de Colbert, par Pierre Clément, 1650-1661. (Tome III en deux parties) Majoribanks (Alexander). Travels in South and North America, 1854 Markham (Clements R.) The Threshold of the Unknown Region, 1873 Marmette. Heroisme et trahison, 1882 Marmette (Joseph). Marmette (Joseph). Marmette (Joseph). Marmette (Joseph). Marmier (Xavier). pays Les Machabées de la Nouvelle France, 188 Récits et Souvenirs, 1891 Le Tomahahk et l'Epée, 1877 Le Canada et les Basques. Vide Basques. Les Etats Unis et le Canada, 1875 Marquette. La Découverte du Mis'sissipi, (fee, 1873 Marquette (Le P.) et Sr Joliet. Voyage et découverte de quel nations de l'Amérique Septentrionale, 1681 Marriott (Advocate General). Plan of a Code of Laws for the Quebec, 1774 M.vrryat (Capt.) A Diary in America with remarks on its institution Marryat (Frank). Mountains and Molehills, 1855 Mabsden (Joshua). Narrative of a Mission to Nova Scotia, N ew Brunswicl &c., 1816. Marshall (Charles). Canadian Dominion, 1871 IS—F Pri ince of 1839. 82 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII Marshall (Edward C.) The Ancestry of General Grant and their contemporaries, 1869 Marshall (Orsamee H.) The Historical writings relating to the early History of the West, 1887 Martin (Archer). Hudson's Bay Co's. Land Tenure Martin (Dom. Claude). La vie de la venerable Mère Marie de l'Incarnation, Première supérieure des Ursulines de la Nouvelle France, 1677 Martin (Horace T.) 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Canadian Album, edited by Rev. Wm. Cochrane, 1891-95. 5 Mercatoris (Guardi) Atlas Minor, 1607 1 Merchant Prince (A). Life of Hon. Senator John Macdonald, by Rev. Hugh Johnston, D.D 1 Mercier (Honoré). Biographie, discours, etc., par J. O. Pelland, 1890 1 Mercier, Le Gouvernement, Elections Provinciales, 1890 1 Mercier (Procès). Par J. L Tarte, 1892 1 Mercure François from 16Ôo to 1638 19 Merritt (J. P.) Biography of the Hon. W. H. Merritt, 1875 1 Message of the President of the United States accompanying documents, 1864 ;; 5 Metcalfe (Charles, Lord). Life and correspondence, by John William Kaye, ' 1858 .' 2 Meteorological (Magnetical and). Abstracts and j-esults at the Magnetic Observatory from 1841 to 1871 1 Meteorology. Results of Meteorological observations, by Franklin B. Hough,- 1855 1 Methodist Church. Narrative of a Mission, by Joshua Marsden, 1816.... 1 Methodist Church. Memorial of the Quebec Conference 1 Methodist Church. History of Methodism in Canada, by George F. 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Warren, 1885 Mirror (London) various dates vols. 17 to 34, in Mirror of Parliament, being a report of the debates of both Houses of the Canadian Legislature, 1859 Missions des Oblats, des années 1862 à 1892 (l'année 1871 exceptée) Mission du Diocèse de Quebee from 1839 to 186~> Missions.» Missionary labours of Fathers Marquette, Menard and Allouez in the Lake Superior Region, by Rev. C. Verwyst ,. . Missionary Records, North America, 1837 Mississippi. (La Découverte du) avec notices sur les explorateurs de Sotto, Jolliet, Marquette et de la Salle Mississippi. Narrative Journal of travels from Detroit North-west through the great chain of the American lakes to the sources of the Mississippi in 1820, by Henry R. Schoolcraft. •Mississippi vide Indians, La Découverte Minnesota Historical Society sources, Beltrami, 1824. See also LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 85 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volumes. Moll (Herman). Present state of the British Plantations, 1744 1 Mondelet (Charles). 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Isaac Fidler United States. Secret journals of Congress from the first meeting to its dissolution by the adoption of the constitution, 1821 United States (The Case of the) to be laid before the Tribunal of Arbitration to be convened at Geneva, 1872 United States vide Colonies and North America Volumes- 1 2 1 jA 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 4 ' 116 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VIL, A. 1903 Volumes. Universal Dictionary of Trade and Commerce, by Malachy Postlethwayt, 1766 •••• Universities of Canada, their history and organization, 1896 Université Laval Annuaires, 1861 to 1897 (in) ; • Upper Canada. A short topographical description, 1799 Upper Canada (Shorttopographical description of), by David W. Smyth, 1813. Upper Canada (The Legislation and History of Separate Schools in), by J. George Hodgins, 1897 Ursulines de Trois Rivières, 1888 Ursulines de Quebec, depuis leur établissement jusqu'à nos jours, 1866 .... Depuis leur établissement jusqu'à nos jours, 1888 Utrecht, Actes, Mémoires et autres pièces authentiques concernant la paix d'Utrecht depuis l'année 1706 jusqu'à présent, 1713 Umfreville (Edward). Present state of Hudson Bay, £e, &c, 1790 Vancouver (George). A voyage of discovery to the North Pacific Ocean and round the world, 1801 Also a translation into French, by P. F. Henry Edition of 1798, English Vancouver Island and British Columbia, by Matthew Macfie, 1865 Vancouver Island. Facts and figures relating to Vancouver Island and British Columbia, by J. Despard, 1860 Vancouver Island vide British Columbia. The great gold fields of Cariboo, 1862 '. Vancouver Island vide British Columbia, 1858 Vancouver Island vide British Columbia, Hazlett, 1858 Vancouver Island and British Columbia, where they are ; what they are ; and what they may become. A sketch, (fee, by Alexander Rattray, M.D., 1862 Vancouver Island vide four years in British Columbia, Mayne, 1862 Vaudreuil Gouverneur Général. Extraits des Archives à Paris, 1890.... Vaudreuil. La Famille Rigaud de, par l'Abbé Daniel sous le titre. " Une page de Notre Histoire," 1865 VauGhan (Sir William) vide Newfoundland, 1626 Vengeances Les, par L. Pamphile LeMay, 1875 ... .' Verger (Le). Le Potager et le parterre dans la Province de Quebec, l'Abbé L. Provancher, 1874 Vermont, Boston and Montreal Turnpike Co., 1806 Vermont State Papers, being a collection of records and documents connected with the assumption and establishment of government by the people of Vermont ; together with the Journal of the Council of Safety ; the first constitution, the early journals and the laws from the year 1779 to 1786. Vermont. History of eastern Vermont from its earliest settlement to the close of the eighteenth century, by Benjamin H. Hall, 1858 Vermont. History of the State of Vermont, by Nathan Haskins, 1831 Vermont. History of the State of Vermont, by Zadock Thompson, 1858.... Vermont. Green Mountain Boys of Vermont and the New York Land Jobbers, by Philip H. Smith, 1885 Vermont. Narrative of Colonel Ethan Allen's Captivity, written by himself, 1846 f . I ' Vermont vide Biographies Chittenden, 1849 Vermont see Ethan Allen, 1853 - par LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 117 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Volume: Verreau (Abbé). Invasion du Canada. Collection de mémoires recueillis et annotes, 1873 1 Versailles (Lettres de la Cour de) au Baron de Dieskau and Marquis de Montcalm et au Chevalier de Lévis, 1890 1 Veteran of 1812. The life of James Fitzgibbon, by Marv Agnes Fitzgibbon, 1894 ' 1 Victoria Bridge at Montreal, by a Canadian, 1860 1 Victoria Bridge. Hunter's Handbook of the Victoria Bridge, bv F. W. Boxer, 1860 1 Victoria. Early portraits of the Queen, 1820-1855, preface by Justin McCarthy, M.P., 1897 ". 1 Victoria Illustrated, 1891 1 Ville Marie (Annuaire de) 1864 and 1867 1 Ville Marie, par Paul Dupuy, avec une introduction par M. H. A. Verreau, 1885 1 Villeneuve (Alphonse). La Comédie Infernale, 1871 1 Villeneuve (Alphonse). Nos faiblesses et nos forces à l'égard de la vérité, 1871 1 Vincennes (Colonial History of). Under the French, British and American Governments from its first settlement, 1858 1 Vincent (J. L.) et Alex Jodoin. Histoire de Longueuil, 1889 1 Virginia Carolorum. By Edward D. Neill, 1886 1 Virginia Company (History of,the). By Edward D. Neill, 1869 1 Visitation and Search. By William Beach Lawrence, 1858 1 Visitation and Search. Right of Search. Inquiry into the validity of the British claim to a right of visitation and search of American vessels suspected to be engaged in the African slave trade, by Henry Wheaton L.L.D., 1842 1 • Vondenvelden (William) and Louis Charland. Extracts des titres des anciennes concessions de terre en fief, (fee, 1803 1 Voyages and Travels. Account of Monsieur de la Salle's last expedition and discoveries in North America presented to the French King and published by the Chevalier Tonti, 1698 1 Voyages and Travels. A Journal of Voyages and Travels in the interior of America, by Daniel Williams Harmon, 1820 1 Voy'ages and Travels. A journey through the United States and a part of Canada, by the Rev. Robert Ernest, 1855 1 Voyages and Travels. Artie Land Expedition in the years 1833, 1834, 1835. 1 Voyages and Travels. Au royaume du Saguenay, Voyage au pays de Tadousac, par J. Edmond Roy, 1889 1 Voyages and Travels. Brief narrative of an unsuccessful attempt to reach Repulse Bay, througb Sir Thomas Rowe's " Welcome," in His Majesty's Ship Griper in the year 1824, by G. F. Lyon 1 Voyages and Travels. Cabot's Discovery of North America, by G. E. Weare, 1897 , ', 1 Voyages and Travels. De Jacques Cartier au Canada en-1534, by Alfred Ramé 1 Voyages and Travels. Cartier (Jacques) Relation originale du voyage au Canada en 1534, et Bref récit et succincte narration de la navigation faite en 1535 aux îles de Canada, Hochelaga, Saguenay et autres 2 Voyages and Travels. Cook's first, second, third and last voyages, by G. . Willliam Anderson, 1781 1 Voyages and Travels. Découverte de l'Amérique par les Normands au Xe siècle, par Gabriel Gravier, 1874 1 Voyages and Travels. De l'Atlantique au Pacifique à travers le Canada et le Nord des Etats-Unis, par le Baron Etienne Hulot, 1888 1 118 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 edward vii., a. 1903 Volumes. Voyages and Travels. Dernières Découvertes dans l'Amérique Septentrionale de M. de la Sale, mises au jour, par M. le Chevaber Tonti, 1697.. 1 Voyages and Travels. Excursion through the Unifted States and Canada during the vears 1822-23, by an English Gentleman (Captain Blaney) 1824 'i • 1 Voyages and Travels. Exploration of the Red River of Louisiana in the . year 1852, by Randolph B. Marcy, assisted by George B. McClellan, 1853. 1 Voyages and Travels. Field and Forest Rambles, with notes on the Natural History of Eastern Canada, by A. Leith Adams, 1873 1 Voyages and Travels. Forest scenes, and incidents in the wilds of North America ; being a diary of a winter's route from Halifax to the Canadas, (fee, by Sir George Head, 1838 1 Voyages and Travels (General Collection of) in all parts of the World, by John Pinkerton, 1808 to 1814 17 Voyages and Travels. Glimpes at the United States and the Canadas during the autumn of 1852, by Edmond Patten 1 Voyages and Travels. Le Grand Voyage du pays des Hurons, «fee, par F. Gabriel Sagard, 1632 * 1 Voyages and Travels. Historical view of the progress of discovery on the more Northern Coast of America, by Patrick FraSer Tytler, 1833 1 Voyages and Travels. Histoire Chronologique des voyages vers le Pôle Arctique, par John Barrow, 1818 1 English edition, 1818 1 Voyages and Travels. Histoire de la découverte de l'Amérique, 1836 2 Voyages and Travels. History of the discoveries and settlements of the English in North America and the West Indies, 1764 I Voyages and Travels. History of the voyages and discoveries made in the north, by John Rembold Forster, 1786 1 Voyages and Travels. Journal Historique du Dernier Voyage que feu M. de la Sale fit dans le Golfe de Mexique, (fee, par M. Joutel, 1713 1 Voyages and Travels. Journal of a voyage in search"of the crews of H.M.S. Erebus and Terror, by Peter C. Sutherland, 1852 , 2 Voyages and Travels. Journal of a voyage of discovery to the Arctic Regions (between April and November, 1818), by H.M.S. Alexander, W. E. Perry, Commander, 1819 1 Voyages and Travels. Letters from America, by John Godley. 1844 ....*. 2 Voyages and Travels. Life and Liberty in America, sketches of a tour in the United States and Canada in 1857, 1858 2 Voyages and Travels. Loin du Pays, Souvenirs. d'Europe, d'Afrique et d'Amérique, par Faucher de St. Maurice, 1889 2 Voyages and Travels. Memoir of Sebastian "Cabot, with a review of the history of maritime discovery, 1831 I Voyages and Travels. 3,800 miles across Canada, by J. W. C. Haldane, 1900 1 Voyages and Travels. Narrative of Arctic discoveiy, by John J. Shilling- law, 1851 I4 Voyages and Travels. Narrative of the Arctic Land Expedition to the Mouth of the Great Fish River, (fee, in the years 1833,1834 and 1835, by Captain Black, R.N ' 1 Voyages and Travels. Narrative of a Journey down the Ohio and Mississippi in 1789-90, by Major Samuel S. Foran, with a memoir and illustrative notes, by Lyman C. Draper, 1888 , 1 Voyag«s and Travels Narrative of a Journey round the World, during the years 1841 and 1842, by Sir George Simpson 2 Voyages and Travels. Narrative of a journev to the shores of the Arctic Ocean, 1833-1835, by Richard King 1 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 119 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Voyages and Travels. Narrative of a Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea in the years 1819-20-21-22, by Capt. John Franklin Voyages and Travels. Narrative of a second expedition to the shores of the Polar Sea in the years 1825,1826 and 1827, by John Franklin, Capt. R.N., including an account of the progress of a detachment to the Eastward, by John Richardson b. Voyages and Travels. Narrative of a shipwreck on the island of Cape Breton in a voyage from Quebec, 1780, by S. W. Prenties. Voyages and Travels. Narrative of a voyage to Hudson's Bay in H.M.S. Rosamond, by Edward Chappell, R.N., 1817 Voyages and Travels. Narrative of a voyage to the Pacific and Behring's Strait in 1825-1828, by Capt. F W- Beachy, R.N Voyages and Travels. Narrative of the discoveries on the North Coast of America effected by the officers of the Hudson's Bay Company, during the years 1836-1839, by Thomas Simpson Voyages and Travels. Narrative of the second voyage of Captain Ross to the Arctic Regions in the years 1829-30-31-32-33 Voyages and Travels. Les Navigateurs Français : Histoire des Navigations, Découvertes et Colonisations Françaises, par Léon Guérin, 1846 Voyages and Travels. Our Garrisons in the West, by Francis Duncan, 1864 Voyages and Travels. Pine Forest and Hacmatack Clearings, by Lieut. . Colonel Sleigh, 1853 Voyages and Travels. Polar Regions, by Sir John Richardson, 1861 Voyages and Travels. Practical Notes of a tour in Canada and a portion of the United States in 1831, by Adam Ferguson, 1833 Voyages and Travels. Principal navigation, voyages and discoveries of the English nation, made by sea or over land to the most remote and furthest distant quarters of the earth at any time within and compass of these 1,500 years, by Richard Hackluyt, 1589 Voyages and Travels. Purchas, his Pilgramages, by Samuel Purchas, 1613 ' Voyages and Travels. Rambles and Shambles in North and South America, by Edward Sullivan, 1852 Voyages and Travels. Récit des voyages et des découvertes de R. P. Jacques Marquette en l'année 1673 Voyages and Travels. Run through the United States, by Lieut.-Col. A. M. Maxwell, 1841 Voyages and Travels. Subaltern's Furlough, by E. T. Coke, 1833 Voyages and Travels. The early trading companies of New France, 1901.. • Voyages and Travels. The possibility of approaching the North Pole, by Col. Beaufoy, 1818 *-. Voyages and Travels. The Pre-Columbian Discovery of America by the Northmen, by B. F. de Costa, 1890 Voyages and Travels. The present state of Hudson's Bay, (fee, by Edward Umfreville, 1790 " Voyages and Travels. The private journal of Captain G, F. Lyon, of H.M.S. Hecla during the recent voyage of discovery under Captain Parry, 1824 ■•• ■• Voyages and Travels. Through cities and prairie lands, by Lady Duffus Hardy, 1881 Voyages and Travels. Travels and adventures, by Alexander Henry, 1901 Voyages and Travels. Travels and adventures in Canada and the Indian Territories, between 1760 and 1776, by Alexander Henry, 1809 Voyages and Travels. Travels in Lower Canada, by Joseph Samson, 1820. Volumes. 120 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 Volumes! Voyages and Travels. Travels in North America in the years 1780, 1781 and 1782, by the Marquis de Chastelleix, with notes by the translator, 1787 Voyages and Travels. Travels in North America in the years 1841-2, with geological observations on the United States, Canada and Nova Scotia, by Charles Lyell, 1845 ., Voyages and Travels. Travels in North America, 1831 Voyages and Travels. Travels in South and North America, by Alexander Majoribanks, 1854 Voyages and Travels. Travels through parts of the United States and Canada in 1818 and 1819, by John M. Duncan Voyages and Travels. Travels through the Canadas .... to which is subjoined a comparative view of the manners and customs of several of the Indian nations of North and South America, by GeorgeHeriot, 1807.... Voyages and Travels. Travels through the interior parts of America by an officer (Thomas Aubury) 1789, (also translation by LeBas, 1790) Voyages and Travels. Travels through the interior parts of North America in 1766, 1767 and 1768, by Jonathan Carver Voyages and Travels. Tour in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana Territory in 1805, by Josiah Espy '. Voyages and Travels. Tour through North America, together with a comprehensive view of the Canadas and United States as adapted for agricultural emigration, by Patrick Shirreff, 1835 Voyages and Travels. Tour through the southern and western Territories (fee, by John Pope, 1792 Voyages and Travels. Tour through Upper and Lower Canada by a citizen of the United States (J. C. Ogden) 1799 'Voyages and Travels. Voyage of Verrazzano. A chapter in the early history of maritime discovery in America, by Henry C. Murphy Voyages and Travels, par F. X. Garneau, 1881 Voyages and Travels. Vide North-west the great lone land Voyages and Travels. Voyages dans les parties intérieures de l'Amérique &c,1790 (Translation of Anbury's published in 1789.) Voyages and Travels. Voyages du R. P. Emmanuel Crespel, par le Sieur Louis Crespel, 1742 Voyages and Travels. Voyage fait par Ordre du Roi en 1750 et 1751 dans l'Amérique septentrionale pour rectifier les Cartes des côtes de l'Acadie (fee. par M. de Chabert, 1753 Voyages and Travels. Voyages made in the year 1788 and 1789, from China to the North-west coast of America, introductory account of a voyage in 1786, from Bengal in the ship Nootka, by John Meares 1790 Voyages and Travels. Voyage of H. M. S. Rosamond to Newfoundland and the southern coast of Labrador, 1818 Voyages and Travels. Voyages of Samuel de Champlain, translated by Charles Pomeroy Otis, with Historical illustrations and a memoir, by Rev. Edmund F. Slaften, 1880 , Voyages and Travels. Winters Rambles through Canada, by C. H. O, 1846 " Voyageurs Canadiens à l'expédition du Soudan, par Gaston P. Labat 1886.. LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 121 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 w. Volumes. Wacousta, by the author of Ecarté, 1832 3 Waifs in verse, by G. M. Wicksteed, Q.C., 1887 1 Wait (Benjamin). Van Dieman's Land, written during four years' imprisonment for political offences committed in Upper Canada, 1843 1 Wakefield (P.) Excursions in North America, 1810 1 -Wales (Prince of) in Canada and the United States, 1861 1 Wales, Royalty in the New World or the Prince of Wales in America, 1860. - 1 Walker (B. E.) History of Banking in Canada, 1899 1 Walker (Sir Hovenden). Journal or full account of the late expedition to Canada, 1720 1 Walker (Dr. Thomas). Journal. First explorations of Kentucky (see Filson Club Publications) , ..' .Walker (Dr. Thomas). Journal of 1750 1 Walkingame (Francis). Tutor's Assistant, 1818 1 Wallace (Joseph). The History of Illinois and Louisiana under the French rule, 1893 1 Waller (John). British Catalogues, 1888-90 Walworth (Mrs. Ellen H.) Battles of Saratoga, 1777 1 Wanderer in America, by G H. Wilson, 1823 1 Warburton (Eliot). Hochelaga, or England in the New World, 1846 2 Warburton (Eliot). Conquest of Canada, 1849 2 Ward (George Atkinson). Journal and letters of the late Samuel Curwen, 1775 to 1784 1 Wars (Colonial). Society of, Constitution of the general society, 1898 1 Wars in Canada. Précis of the Wars in Canada from 177*5 to 1814, by Sir James Carmichael 1 War in disguise, or the frauds of the neutral flags (anonymous) James Stephen, 1806 1 War of 1812. Address of Members of the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States to their Constituents. (See American War of 1812.) War of 1812 in connection with the Army Bill Act 1 War of 1812. (See American War of 1812) War, Philips. History of, by Thomas Church, 1716, notes, (fee, by Samuel G. Drake republished in 1834 1 Warren (William). History of the Ojibways, Minnesota Historical Society.. 1 Washburn (Hon. Israel). Maine Boundary. See Maine Historical Society, Vol. VIII, 1881 Washington (A God-child of). A picture of the past, by Katharine Schuyler Baxter, 1898 1 Washington (George). The writings of, collected and edited by W. C. Ford.. 14 Washington's Journal, 1747, by J. M. Toner 3 Washington Treaty. Papers. General Arbitration 5 Watkins (Sir E. W.) Canada and the States. Recollections, 1851 to 1886.. 1 Watkins (Walter Kendall). Expedition to Canada in 1690 1 Watson (W. C.) Men and Times of the Revolution, 1856 1 Weare (G. E.) Cabot's discovery of North America, 1897 1 Webber (H. H.) vide Bolton (E.C.) Confederation, 1866 Webster (Thomas.) History of the Methodist Episcopal Chnrch in Canada, 1870 • .... 1 Wedderburn (Alexander). Statistical and Practical observations relative to New Brunswick, 1835 1 Weld (Isaac, Junr.) Travel through the States of North America and the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada in 1795, 1796 and 1797 2 18—1 122 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 2-3 EDWARD VII., A. 1903 VOLUMES^ Wells (Bayze) Journal. In the Connecticut Historical Society's collection. Vol. VIII : - • - West (John.) Journal during a residence at the Red River Colony, British North America, 1820, 1821, 1822 and 1823 Westminister Records (A Catalogue of), by John Ed. Smith, 1900 Wheaton (Henry, L. L. D.) Inquiry into the validity of the British claim to a right of visitation and search of American vessels suspected to be engaged in the African slave trade, 1842 Whelan (Hon. Edward.) Union of the British Provinces, 1865 Whitbourne (Richard.) A Discourse and Discovery of Newfoundland, 1620 Whitbourne (Capt. Richard.) Westward Hoe for Avalon in the Newfoundland, 1622 ' Whiteaves (J. F.) Fossils, see geology, 1876 Who's Who, in 1887 Wicksteed (G. W.) Waifs in verse, 1887 Wilcox (Walton Dwight.) damping in Canadian Rockies, 1896 Wilderness Road, by Thomas Speed. See Filson Club publications, vols. 1, 2 Williams (Rev. Eleazer.) Life of Le-Ho-Ra-Gova-Ne-Gen alias Thomas Williams, a chief of the Caughnawaga tribe of Indians Williams (Rev. Meade C.) Early Mackinac, 1898 Williams (Mrs.) The Neutral French, 1841 Williams (John.) The redeemed captive returning to Zion (Deerfield) 1707. Williams (Samuel.) Two Western Campaigns in the War of 1812. In Ohio Valley Historical Series, 1871 - Williamson & Co. Canadian Catalogues, 1883 to 1893 Willing & Co. Canadian Catalogues, 1891-1893 Wilson (Breckles). The Great Company History of the Hudson's Bay Company, 1899 Wilmot vide (Eardley Wilmot.) 1783 Wilson (Alexander.) American Ornithology Wilson (F. A.) and Alfred B. Richards, Britain Redeemed and Canada Preserved, 1850 Wilson (G H) The Wanderer in America, 1823 Windsor, N. S., Sketch of the old Parish Burying Ground, Windsor-, Nova Scotia, by Henry Youle Hind, 1889 i Winning of the West, vide American Revolutionary War, Theodore Roosevelt Winnipeg, by Alexander Begg, 1879 . Winsor (Justin.) Narrative and Critical History of America, 1889........ Winsor (Justin.) The Readers Handbook of the American Revolution, 1880 Winterbotham (W.) HistoricaL&e, view of the United States, 1795 Winter Rambles through Canada, by C. H. G. 1846 Winthrop (John.) History of Newfoundland, from 1630 to 1649, with notes, by James Savage, 1853 Wisconsin State Historical Society. Historical Collections and Reports, 1855. Catalogue of Library, Madison, Wisconsin Wisconsin Historical Society (Proceedings of.) 1888-91 Wix (Edward.) Six months of a Newfoundland Missionary's Journal, 1835 Wolfe, by H. Bradley, 1895 [ Wolfe (Life of Major General James.) By Robert Wright, 1869 Wolfe (General.) Portrait in Royal Magazine, 1759 Wood (H. Trueman.) Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886. Report on the Colonial Sections, 1887 Wood (H. Trueman). Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886 Report on the Colonial Sections 1 8 1 4 1 LIST OF BOOKS IN ARCHIVES 123 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Woods (N. H.) The Prince of Wales in Canada and the United States, 1S61. Woodward (Charles L.) Catalogues, 1872 to 1897. Wright (Thomas). Caricature History of the Georges, 1876 Wright (Philemon) ou Colonisation et Commerce de Bois, par Joseph Tassé, 1871 , Wright (Robert). Life of General James Wolfe, 1864 Wrongs and Rights of a traveller, by a Barrister-at-law, 1875 Wynne (Mr.) A General History of the British Empire in America, 1770.. Volumes. Y. Yale College. Catalogus Senatus Academici Novo-Portu (New Haven) Yale College (Sketch of the History of), by Frankhn B. Dexter, 1887 Yale University Catalogue, 1890 and 1891 Yamàchiche (Histoire de ia paroisse de), par L'Abbé N. Caron and F. Desaulniers Yarmouth Post Office (Early History of), by Ellen G. Brown, 1895 Year Book (Statesman's), edited by J. Scott Keltie York Gazette, 1811-1812 ..... York (Lower Canada) and Montreal. Reports and Evidence of the Special Committee of the House of Assembly on Grievances, 1829 Young (John). Letters of Agricola, 1822 Young (James). Reminiscences of the Early History of Galt, 1880 Young Seigneur, or nation making, by Wilfred Chateauclair. 1888 Youville. fondatrice des Sœurs de la Charité, 1852.....' Zay (E.) Histoire Monétaire des Colonies Françaises, 1892 Zeisberger (David). Diary of Moravian Missionary, among the Indians of the Ohio, translated and edited by Eugene F. Bliss, 1885. * mmm $8* 3-4 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1904 REPORT ON CANADIAN ARCHIVES by GEO. F. O'HALLORAN DEPUTY MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE 1903 (Being an Appendix to Report of the Minister of Agriculture) PRINTED BY ORDER OF PARLIAMENT ç^MSB esc. OTTAWA PRINTED BY S. E. DAWSON, PRINTER TO THE KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. 1904 No. 18—1904.] 3-4 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1904 M. CONTENTS. Paqe. Deputy Minister's Report.... 1 List of books, &c, presented, with the names of the givers 2 Alphabetical lists of pamphlets in the Dominion Archives, 1902 3 mmmmm 3-4 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1904 REPORT OF CANADIAN ARCHIVES. The Honourable Sydney A. Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, &c, &c. Sir,—I have the honour to present the report on Archives for 1903. There have been received from London since the publication of the last report copies, of State papers, viz. :—Nova Scotia, General Correspondence to 1742 ; Nova Scotia, Journals of Assembly to 1800; Nova Scotia, Acting Governors, 1743 to 1749 ; Despatches to Governors of Upper Canada to 1840 ; Prince Edward Island, Minutes of Executive Council to 1801. From Paris there have been received : Collection de Moreau de St. Mery to 1696 ; Correspondence Générale ; Mémoire sur le Canada, 1706-1710 ; Lettres de la cour et réponses, 1710 ; Instructions du Roi aux Gouverneux, 1704-1708- Pontchartrain aux Randot, 1703-1708; Réponses des Randot, 1705-1708; Etat "Civil Canada, 1715-1756 ; Etat Civil Louisbourg, 1728-1758 ; Etat Civil Répertoire. These volumes have all been shelf marked and placed on the shelves, making an addition to the previous collection of 94 volumes of State papers. No summary of the volumes reported on last year or this year has been prepared, nor has any selection been made of documents to be printed in full, owing to the long illness of the late Archivist and the non-appointment, as yet, of anyone to fill his office. The work in this branch has not been neglected, but has been carried on as it was the previous year by Mr. Duff and Miss Casey, both of whom assisted the late Archivist in his work for a number of years. In last year's Report was given an alphabetical list of the books in the Dominion Archives. Tn this report is given an alphabetical list of Pamphlets. These lists will be of value in the Department, and of no little value and interest to those who may have occasion to seek information from our Archives. Respectfully submitted, GEO. F. O'HALLORAN, Deputy Minister of Agriculture. É 3-4 EDWARD VII. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1904 LIST OF BOOKS, &c, PRESENTED, WITH 'CHE NAMES OF THE GIVERS. Names. Audette, L. A Bourget College.... , Canadian Military Institute Toronto Canadian Society of Civil Engineers Montreal Caneda, D. Finacola Havana, Cuba . Chicago Historical Society Chicago Chicago University Library u • Cruikshank, Lieut.-Colonel E Fort Erie Filson Club. Louisville, Ky Fisher, Hon. Sydney Ottawa.' Ganong, W. F., M.A Girouard, Hon. Justice Harvard University Library Historian for the State of New York Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio... Historical and Geological Sooiety of Wyoming Historical Society of Chicago n ii Dakota, South Herkimer County Manitoba Missouri Niagara Oregon Rhode Island Vermont Wentworth Hodgins, Thomas, K.C Iowa Historical Department. Jack, D. Russell Johnson, George Loyola College., Northampton Ottawa Cambridge, Mass. Albany Cincinnatti, O... Wilkes Barré.. Chicago Pierre, S.D Lowville, N. Y Winnipeg St. Louis.. Niagara Portland Providence, R.I.. Montpeliev Hamilton Toronto Des Moines St. John, N.B . | Ottawa Montreal Washington St. John, N.B. Chicago Jones, Rev. A. E. Mallet, Edmond. Mttrdock, Wm a Natural History Society. Newberry Library Newcastle-on-Tyne, Public Library Newcastle-on-Tyne Numismatic and Antiquarian -Society Montreal Ontario Agricultural College. Guelph Ontario Land Surveyors Society Toronto Providence Public Library Providence, R.I Record, Commissioners " Reynolds' Library Rochester Redemptorist Fathers Ste. Anne de Beaupré Robertson, H. H., K.C Hamilton Royal Scottish Geographical Society Edinburgh Royal Society London, Eng „ Ottawa Smithsonian Institute Toronto Public Library Toronto University Library Turner, R. J United States, Department of Agriculture. University of Chicago ii Michigan White, Richard, Montreal Gazette Yale University Library Washington. Toronto Bismark, N.D., Washington ,.. Chicago Ann Arbor Montreal New Haven Work: Supreme Court Proceedings. Annuaire. Selected Papers. Report. Publications. Pamphlet. . Publications. 15 Pamphlets. Publications. The French Canadian and Canadian Politics. Dochet Island and Pamphlets. Pamphlets. Report. Publications. Report. Proceedings. Reports. Collections. Transactions. Pamphlets. Collections. Report. Quarterly. Proceedings. Photographs. Pamphlets. Annals of Iowa. Quarterly Magazines. The AH Red Line Around the World and Year Book. Pamphlets. Congressional Directory. Water Sewerage Report. Bulletins. Report. Pamphlets. ii Bulletins. Report. Early Records. Report. Annals, French and English. Pamphlets. Magazines. Transactions. Publications. Report. Publications. Report. Bulletins. Catalogue. Bulletins. Almanac. Catalogue and Report. 3-4 EDWARD VII SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 A. 1904 PAMPHLETS. A. In Volume. Abenakis. See Indians, C. Gill, 1886 P. 222-7 Abergavenny. Manuscripts of the Marquis of, 1887 P. 414-6 , Abraham (Robert). Some remarks upon the French Tenure of " Franc ' Alen Roturier," 1849 P. 27-5, P. 88-4 Abraham (les Plaines d') P. 392-3 Acadians. Eanishment and removal of the Acadians by the cruelty and unfeeling tyranny of England, by Madame A. Morel de la Durantaye (in English and French) P. 193-7 Acadian. Epistola ex Portu-regali in ACadia, A. R. Petro Biardo (reprint 1611) P. 126-1 Acadia. " Evangeline " and the " Archives of Nova Scotia," or the poetry and prose of history, by Dr. W. J. Anderson P. 203, E-5 Acadia. Expulsion of Acadians by Sir Adams G. Archibald (two parts). .P. 281, B-l Acadia. Expatriation Acadienne due à la férocité des Anglais, par Dame A. Morel de la Durantaye P. 193-7 Acadian French. Dr. Brown's Collection, 1881 P. 281-12 Acadian French. Journal of Colonel John Winslow while engaged in their removal, 1755 P. 281, A. 2 & 5 Acadia. La Corvee des fileuses (Scene Acadienne), par J. 0. Fontaine... .P. 207-4 Acadia. Lettre de M. l'Abbe Le Guerne, Missionaire de l'Acadie trouvée récemment et publiée par C. O. Gagnon, prêtre P. 288-11 Acadia. Nova Scotia, formerly Acadia, by William Pryor.. '. P. 197-2 Adadia. Ruine de Grand Pré, 1755 P. 82-3 Acadians. What caused the deportation of. J. F. Baxter. P. 496 Acadienne (des Beaux Arts à Montreal). Projet d'organization, par l'Abbe P. J. Verbist P. 317-17, P. 195-5 Acadienne. (La question) et le rapport sur les Archives du Canada pour 1894, par l'Abbé H. R. Casgrain P. 347-9 Account of the operations of the Indian Contingent with Our Forces on the ' Niagara Frontier, 1312-13, by Col. Wm. Claus P. 519-2 Act to regulate and consolidate the general clauses relating to railways, 1851 •. • • ". • P. 484-1 Actual Settler. Suggestions on the propriety and practicability of securing Colonization by an Actual Settler, 1865 P. 257-8 Adams (Charles Francis). Address to tbe Wisconsin Historical Society. P. 498-11 Adams (Henry) as a.historian. A case of hereditary Bias, by Housatonic. P. 287-10 Adams (Rev. John). Lectiones selectee, 1825 P. 191-2 Adams (A. Leith). Maltese Caves P. 171-17-18 Adams (Frank D.). Notes on the Quebec Group P. 476-16 Adamson (W. Agar). Sermon, 18461 P. 490-3 Adams (J.). Sketches of the Tête de Boule Indians, 1831 P. 203, B-3 Addison (Rev. Robert). An old time sermon P. 501, A-6 A. de F. Le Libéralisme Catholique ou observations critiques sur l'opuscule de M. l'Abbé Benjamin Paquet, intitulé Le Libéralisme, 1872 P. 152-4 Adhémar et Delisle, 1784. Questions et réponses P. 119-2 Adler (Simon L.). Sullivan's campaign in Western New York, 1779 P. 438-4 18—A CANADIAN- ARCHIVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Africa, East Central. Narrative of an exploration survey by Capt. P. G. Twining, 1894 .-. P. 306-13 Aftermath of a revolution, by George Sterling Ryerson, 1896 P. 355-11 Agriculture. Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Farm Stations, by William Saunders P. 447-3 Agriculture. Essay on the Insects and Diseases-injurious to the Wheat Crops, by Hy. Hind, 1857 P. 128-6 à O. P. 40-1" Agriculture and Immigration for 1897 P. 450-7 Agriculture. Agricultural Societies, Manitoba and North-west, 1883 to 1885 P. 134 Agriculture. Agricultural Statistics for Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, 1885 O. P. 46-3 Agriculture. Assiniboia Agricultural Society Prize List, 1885 P. 234-23 Agriculture and Immigration. Report of the department, for Manitoba, 1895 P. 381-15 Agriculture. Britain's Future Corn Supply. Foreign or Canadian. By Robert Wilkes, 1880 P. 115-2 Agriculture. Canada's Great Eastern Exhibition. Sherbrooke, 1890.P. 244-4 Agriculture. Concours à l'Institut Canadian :— Rapport, Hubert LaRue P. 207, A-12 Éroge. E. A. Barnard P. 207, A-13 L'Etat où en est l'art en notre Province P. 207, A-14 Agriculture. Cercles Agricoles dans la province de Québec. Par N. E. Dionne, 1881 P. 121-3 Agriculture. ; Colorado Potato Beetle and bow to oppose its ravages, by Douglas Brymner, 1880. Translation of '■ La Mouche ou Chrysomèle des Patates," par J. C. Taché P. 35-2 Agriculture. Comparisons of English and American Farming, bj7 Alfred C. Thomas P. 182-5, P. 200-4 Agriculture. Conférences Agricoles. La Culture du Blé, 1882 P. 121-5 Agriculture. Conférences Agricoles. Le Destruction du Chiendent, (fee, 1882 .' P. 121-6 Agriculture. Conférences Agricoles. Les Semences P. 121-7 Agriculture. Confidential Report on the wheat and flour supply of the United Kingdom, by William Jago, 1885 P. 142-15 Agriculture. Contagious Diseases of Cattle. Prize Essay, by *J. T. Duncan, 1880 P. 35-1 Agriculture. Essai sur les Insectes et les maladies qui affectent le Blé, par Emilier Dupont, 1857 P. 22-7, P. 128-5 Agriculture. North Dakota Report, 1898 P. 438-5 Agriculture. Papiers et lettres sur l'Agriculture, recommendé à l'attention des Cultivateurs Canadiens par la société d'agriculture en Canada, 1789 P. 156-2 Agriculture. Agricultural progress in New Brunswick, by James Robb, 1856 P. 174-1 Agriculture. Eléments de l'Agriculture, par James Smith, 1862 P. 190-3 Agriculture. Canadian Verger, par l'Abbé L. Provencher, 1862 P. 15-3 Agriculture. Flax. Directions for its cultivation and management, 1863.P. 161-7 Agriculture. Rapport de l'Ecole d'Agriculture et de la Ferme Modèle de Sainte-Anne, 1861 Pb 128-1-2 ■pour l'année 1.863 p. 22-8 Agriculture. Rapport du Ministre de l'Agriculture et de Statistiques du Canada, 1863 ?. O. P. 9-8 Agriculture. Rapport du comité spécial de l'enseignement agricole, 18640. P. 48-1 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Agriculture. 'Report of the Select Committee on the cultivation of the Vine in Canada O. P. 39-1 Agriculture. Catéchisme d'Agriculture ou la Science Agricole, par l'Abbé N. A. Leclerc, 1869 p. 32-12 Agriculture. Agricultural Education, by Hon. Donald Ferguson, 1884.P. 148-3 Agriculture. Agricultural Resources of Canada. Reports of Tenant Farmers' Delegates, and other information on the North-west Territories and other parts of the Dominion, 1881 E. P. 8-4 Agriculture. Dans le Nord-Ouest du Canada, 1885 E. P. 28-4 Agriculture. Dairy Farming, Ranching and Mining in Alberta and Assiniboia, 1889 P. 306-15 Agriculture, Les Ecoles de la Province de "Québec Vengées : Réponse à une " Etude sur l'éducation agricole " de l'hon. Louis Beaubien, par Narcisse Proulx, 1877 P. 154-15 Agriculture. English tenant farmers on the Agricultural • resources of Canada , ,P. 385-10 Agriculture. Etude sur l'éducation agricole, par l'hon. Louis Beaubien, 1877 P. 154-16 Agriculcure. Flax and Hemp, by A. Kirkwood P. 117-11 Agriculture. Food zones of Canada, by J. B. Hurlbert P. 200-5 Agriculture. General Rules and Regulations adopted by the Council of Agriculture of the Province of Quebec, for the direction of Agricultural Societies E. P. 5-12 Agriculture. For the locust in Manitoba &c, vide George M. Dawson's notes, 1875 P. 114-2 Agriculture. Jour (le) de la fête des Arbres, 1885 P. 122-2 Agriculture, Manitoba. Report of the pure bred Cattle breeders' Association and Sheep and Swine breeders' Association, 1895 P. 381-9 Agriculture, Manitoba. Cental Farmers' Institute P. 381-11 Manitoba. Dairy Association P. 381-12 Manitoba. Milk and Cheese factories P. 381-13 Manual of Acts (fee, Manitoba, 1885 P. 380-3 Remarks of William Grout on the bill to tax oleomar- .P. .P. The San José scale, 1900, by W. Lochead. Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture. Agriculture. garine, 1886. ... Agriculture, Ontario Agriculture, (Petit Manuel d'). Par Hubert LaRue, 1870 P Agriculture, (Papiers et lettres sur l'). Recommandés à l'attention des cultivateurs Canadiens par la Société d'Agriculture en Canada, 1789. .P. Agriculture. Practical Tests or gardening for Manitoba, (fee, by Robert" McNeil, 1884 j P. Agriculture. Premier Congrès des cercles agricoles tenu à Trois Rivières, 1887 • • P- Agriculture. Rapport de la société d'industrie laitière de Québec, 1882.P. Agriculture. Rapport du comité spécial d'obtenir des renseignements sur les Industries Agricoles du Canada, 1884 O. Agriculture, (Rapport sur le concours d'). Par le docteur Hubert LaRue, 1879 •••.., | P- Agriculture. Règlements généraux adoptés et approuvés par le Conseil d'Agriculture de la Province de Québec, 1870 P. Agriculture. Reports of the Canadian Dairymen's Association for 1873, to 1875 - P- Agriculture. Report of the Commissioner to the Governor of North Dakota P- Agriculture. Report of the department of Manitoba for 1882-1883.. . .P. Agriculture. Report of the Entomologist (James Fletcher), 1884 O. 18-Ai 140-21 505-5 158-5 156-2 162-8 228-16 310-3 P. 46-5 120-11 51-3 240 505-4 380-1 & 2 P. 46-1 mmm CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD V AGRICULTURE. llDPOHT of tllO Select Committee, i , , S.ii-i .mi tll6 I'i'i'i-'il inn Of tllO tariff Oil lIlU . \ ", 1 -1 < ■ 1111 iinil I nlri'cal:: of I I n ■ I >i iniiiiiiiii Agricultural Returns of Groat Britain with abstraot returns for tho I ' 11 i i « •( I K11 igi l , British possessions and foreign oountries, 1898.. ... agriculture, Romaine'w Modern Steam Farmor, 1887 Agriculture, Seventh report of tlio Dairy Association of Quoboo, 1888,. Agriculture State Agricultural Address by tho Hon. Win. Jesup, 1878. Agriculture, Traite Populaire do la oulturo do la bottorave, oto., par Oot. Ouissot..., i • * • i Ailisbdurv'(Marquis of). Manusoripts Appon'li** V ,,. Aitkwn. Manuscripts of George A, A itkon, 1891 ., ,\,, , t, . . . ! 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Now Governments west of tho Alloghanies ix-fore 1780. .■ i,t\ <,y\i\ .... «'....... i,^;1 Algonquins. National Park of Ontario, by Archibald Campbell, 1901.. Ani-'u \ District. Emigration pamphlet, 1884- ! Algonquin Licgends (Two), by J. C. 1 lamilton, 1894 Algoma. Northern Distriot or Ontario ,,, ', Algonkin Forest and Park. Letter to Hon ■'■ 11. Pardee, by A. Kin wood. Aliquis Observations.. • ou the Canada Company, four letters to Froderiok W idder, I 845 vb ,vv Aliens. Abstract ox all tho Statutes made concerning allons trading in England, iSsc, 1685..,;,;. ,,, ...,.,,,,, ,., &£& ,,. Alignes, Nos Asiies, par Napoléon Legendrr , ,, A11 in n \ Mrs (New Government West of the) boforo 1780, by George H. Allien ,a >.. Allan (Hugh). The times, t&o,, on Canadian Railways, Northern Colonisation Railway, 1875....... Allan (J. A.). Orangism, Catholioism and Sir Francis Hincks, 1877 .. 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Sketch of the Parish of St. Mary, 1885 P. 229-8, P. 303-10 Almonte. See Ramsay Library Alphabet of first things in Canada. By George Johnson, 1890, also 1897. P. 244-1, P. 300-1, P. 446-4 Alpha Gold Mining Company. Prospectus, &c, 1868 P. 179-11 Alphono Stilleth. Pacific Scandal, 1874 P. 19-3 Ami des Canadiens Français, Le Canada ou quelques mots de réfutation à M. le pasteur Grand Pierre, 1854 P. 119-8 America. The study of Nations, her religious destiny. By W. Stevens ' Perry, 1893 P. 350-8 American Antiquarian Society. Proceedings,\l899, 1900, 1901..P. 496 & P. 518-1-2 Amérique du Nord. Carte des Grands Lacs de 1'. Par Brehan de Gallinée, 1670 P. 515-8 American Civil War. Canada : Is she prepared for war ? By a native Canadian, 1861 P. 257-5 American Civil War. Correspondence relative to the case of Mason and Sliddell, 1861 P. 257-6 American Civil War. Espion Fédéral (Un). Par William L. Hughes, 1865 ' P. 4-11 American Civil War. Affaire St. Albans, Maximilien Bibaud, 1864 P. 34-8 American Civil War. LAffaire St. Albans,- Maximilien Bibaud P. 153-2 American Civil War. Notes on some questions suggested by the case of I the " Trent." By Montague Bernard P. 49-11 American Civil War. St. Albans Raid. Investigation by the Police Com- mittte of the City Council of Montreal into the charges preferred by B. Devlin against Guillaume Lamothe, Chief of Police, 1864 P. 33-8 American Civil-War. (Some lessons to be learned from the). By R. E. Kingsford '. : P. 347-11 American Civil War. The American Conflict. By. Rev. John Cordner, 1865 ! P. 257-9 American Civil War. United States Provisional Court for the State of Louisiana, a reminiscence of the late Civil War (1861-66) P. 109-12 American Civil War. Vide Fenians O. P. 38-6 American Colonies. Estimate of population, by Franklin Bowditch DexterP. 215-13 American Historical Association P- 356-2 « g The Droit de banalité, by W. Bennett Munro j -•■•-. P- 498-1 American Historical Association. The employment of Indians in the War of 1812, by Lt.-Col. Cruikshank P. 519-13 American Institute. Mining Engineers, 1885 P. 224-3 American Loyalist. Letter on a pamphlet by John Mills Jackson (1809 ?)P. 147-2 mm 6 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. American Military Pocket Atlas. Collection of correct maps of the seat of War, 1776 P. 469 American Numismatic Society. 1883 P- 210A-1 American Revolutionary War. A History of the equestrian statue of Israel Putman at Brooklyn P. 256-13 American Revolutionary War. Answer to the Declaration of the American Congress, 1776. P. 59-2 American Revolutionary War. Appeal to the justice and interests of the people of Great Britain in the present disputes with America, 1775. . .P. 184-1 American Revolutionary War. Articles from the British Critic, 1798. .P. 507-1 American Revolutionary War. Burgoyne's speech on taxation of the Colonies, 1775 P. 225-1 American Revolutionary War. Canadian History : the siege and blockade of Quebec by Generals Montgomery and Arnold, in 1775-6, by Dr. • W. J. Anderson ' P. 203 E-21 American Revolutionary War. Centenary fête for the defence of Quebec, 1775 P. 203 G-l American Revolutionary War. Claim of the Colonies to an exemption from internal taxes imposed by Parliament, 1765 P. 104-3 American Revolutionary War. British evacuation of the United States, by HowardL. Osgood P. 438-2 American Revolutionary War. Case of Great Britain and America Addressed to the King and both houses of Parliament, 1769......... P. 72-3 American Revolutionary War. Centenaire de l'Assaut de Quebec par les Américains, 1775 P. 207-9, P. 228-17 American Revolutionary. War. Considerations on the expediency of admitting Representatives from the American Colonies into the British House of Commons, 1770 , P. 138-3 American Revolutionary War. Considerations on the measures carrying on with respect to the British Colonies in North America, 1774 P. 184-3 American Revolutionary War. Diary of the weather kept at Quebec during the siege in 1776 P. 441-10 American Revolutionary War. Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Camden on the Bill for restraining the Trade and Fishery of the four provinces, of New England, 1775. b P. 183-6 American Revolutionary War. Reminiscence of Quebec with a view and maps. It contains Siege of Quebec in 1759 and in 1775, «fee, &c P. 142-5 American Revolutionary War. Siege of Charleston. Journal of Captain Peter Russell P. 450-4 American Revolutionary War. Speech intended to have been spoken on the Bill for Altering the Charters of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, 1774 P. 163-3 American Revolutionary War. Considerations relative to the North American Colonies, 1765 , p. 183-1 American Revolutionary War. Considerations on the present situation of Great Britain and the United States of North America, with a view to their future Commercial Connections, 1784 P. 52-9 American Revolutionary War. Dialogue between the Ghost of General Montgomery and an American delegate, 1865 P. 348-3 American Revolutionary War'. An enquiry whether the guilt of the present Civil War in America ought to be imputed to Great Britain or America, 1776 p. 52-8 American Revolutionary War. Invasion of Canada in 1775, by Henry • Caldwell ... P. 203. M-2 list of pamphlets in archives SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 Journal de Campagne de Claude Blan- In 183-2 183-8 American Revolutionary War. chard, &c, 1780-1783 American Revolutionary War. Journal of Charles Carroll, of Carrolton, during his visit to Canada in 1776, as one of the Commissioners from Congress, by Brantz Mayer P. American Revolutionary War. Journal des opérations de l'Armée Américaine lors de l'Invasion du Canada en 1775-6, par M. J. B. Badeaux...P. 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Letter to the People of America, lately printed at New York ; (signed Americanus) now repulsed by an American, with a postscript by the editor, addressed to Sir W****** H***, 1778 P. 59-4 American-Revolutionary War. Letter to the Whigs, by an Englishman, 1779 P. 183-12 American Revolutionary War. Le siège du Fort St. Jean en 1775, par Lucien Huot P. In English and French P. 229-1. American Revolutionary War. Lieut. Moody's narrative from 1776 .... P. American Revolutionary War. Loughery's defeat and Pigeon Roost Mas- •sacre, by Charles Martindale P. American Revolutionary War. McFingal : a modern epic poem, or The Town Meeting, by Dr. John Trumbull, 1782 P. 163-4 American «Revolutionary War. Military Pocket Atlas, 1776 P. 469 AMERiCAn Revolutionary War. Narration Authentique de l'Echange des Prisonniers faits aux Cèdres pendant la Guerre Américaine de 1775. . .P. 82-2 American Revolutionary War. Narrative of Col. 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The Plea of the Colonies, on the Charges brought against them by Lord M—d (Mansfield) and others.in a letter : to His. Lordship ■• P. 184-2 American Revolutionary War. Political debates, 1766. The Stamp Act.P. 183-3 - American Revolutionary War. Political Reflections on the late Colonial Governments, in which their original constitutional defects are pointed out, Ac, 1783 P- 72-2 American Revolutionary War. Public papers of George Clinton.P. 470-1-2-3-4-5-6-7 American Revolutionary War. Regulations lately made concerning the Colonies, and the taxes imposed on them considered, 1765 P. 104-1 American Revolutionary War. Reply to the observations of Lieut. Gen. Sir William Howe, on a pamphlet, entitled Letters to a Nobleman with an appendix, by the author of Letters to a Nobleman, 1780 P. 62-8 Am erican Revolutionary War. Rights of the British Colonies asserted and proved, by James Otis, 1765 P. 104-2 American Revolutionary War. Rights of Great Britain Asserted against the claims of America, 1776 P. 59-1 American Revolutionary War. Sentiments of Lord Chatham on the American Measures, 1776 P. 183-7 American Revolutionary War. Sermon by Alexander Carlyle, D.D., 1777.P. 352-1 ' American Revolutionary War. Short History of the Opposition, 1775 . .P. 184-5 American Revolutionary War. Some observations on a pamphlet lately published, entitled The Rights of Great Britain Asserted against the Claims of America, 1776 P. 138-4 Am erican Revolutionary War. Substance of General Burgoyne's speeches, on Mr. Vyner's motion, on 26th May, and Mr. Hartley's motion 28th May, 1778, with an appendix « P. 183-10 American Revolutionary War. Taxation no Tyranny, 1775 P. 104-4 American Revolutionary War. The alleged "Toryism" of the clergy of the United States at the breaking out of the war of the Revolution, by W. S. Perry P. 353-3 American Revolutionary War. The capture of Mount Washington. 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P., Short lessons for members of Parliament (English and French), 1862 P. 116-2 Canadian Merchant's Magazine, Magazine and Commercial Review, 1857, 1858 P. 425 G-H Canadian Military Institute, Selected Papers from the Transactions, 189LP. 250-6 Canadian Military Institute. Selected Papers, 1893-4 P. 306-13 n 1895 P. 347-11 n n M 1895-6 P. 355-3 n n n 1896-7 P. 448-1 Canadian Monthly and National Review, 1872-3 P. 425, P. 425A n Rose-Belfords p. 425, J to Q Canadian National League of Montreal, Constitution, «fee P. 317-14 n n Entertainment, 1893 p. 317-15 Canadian North West. Climate and productions, a misrepresentation exposed EP. 8 11 Canadian Organic Remains, Decade I, 1759 p. 476-6 | II, 1759 p. 476-7 Canadian Student, address by Sir William Dawson, 1891 P. 382 B-18 Canadian Pacific Railway. A Holiday Trip, 1888 P. 215-9 •' " and North-Territories. Speech by W. A. Ross, M.P., 1885 p. 219-14 Canadian Pacific Railway. 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Le Tombeau de Champlain, par N. E. Dionne, 1880.. P. 97-5, P. 164-7, (fe P. 236-4 Champlain Mémoire en requête pour la continuation du paiement de sa pension, publié par Gabriel Marcel P. 222-5 Champlain not Cartier made the first reference to Niagara Falls in literature, by Peter A. Porter P. 460-6 Champlain. Note on an incident of early Canadian History P. 203 D-17 Champlain. On a lately discovered MS. of Samuel Champlain, by T. D'Arcy McGee "... P. 203 D.-7 Champlain's Tomb, by Dr. J. M. Harper P. 203 S-6 & 234-20 Champlain, vie de Samuel, par Gabriel Gravier, 1900 P. 482 Chandonnet (Rev. Thomas Aimé). Discours prononcés à Notre Dame de Québec, au triduum de la société de St. Vincent de Paul, 1864 P. 11-2 Chaney (J. B.) The historical value of newspapers, 1896 P. 356-4f Chapais (Thomas). Les congrégations enseignantes and le brevet de capacité, 1893 p. 287-12 Chapleau. Administration (1'), 1881 P. 152-9 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 41 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Chapleau (Hon. J. A.) Constitution of the Dominion of Canada, 1891... P. 253-5 Chapleau (Hon. J. A.) Discours, 1883 P. 1.52-13 Chapleau (Hon. J. A.) Discours en proposant la vente du chemin de fer, Québec, Montreal, Ottawa, et Occidental, 1882 P. 96-5 Chapleau (J, A.) Le coup d'état, 1878.. P. 14-9, P. 120-6» Chapleau (J. A.) Papers relating to Lieut.-Governor Letellier, 1879 OP. 29-3-4 Chapleau (J. A.) Question des chemins de fer, 1875 P. 13-10 Chapleau (Hon. J. A.) Speech on Provincial politics, on the 6th September, 1883 , p. 219-8 Chapleau (J. A.) The Quebec coup d'état speech at Levis 1878 P. 14-30 Chapleau (Hon. J. A.) The Riel Question, 1885 P. 140-20 The same in French , P. 157-12 Chapman (W.) Mines d'or de la Beauce, 1881 P. 123-1 Chapman (E. J.) Popular and practical exposition of the minerals and geology of Canada .... , P. 47'7-2 Charge to ihe Clergy of Quebec by the Right Rev. Jacob, Bishop of Quebec P. £.08_6 Charge to the Clergy of Toronto. By the Bishop of Toronto P. £fâ-17 Charities, Public. By-laws «fee, of the Commissioners from Nova Scotia, Report of Commissioners, 1885 P. 379-4-5 Charivari or Canadian Politics. A table after the manner of Beppo, 1824 , P.l-2 Charlemont. Manuscript of the first Earl of 1891 P. 414-23-31 Charlevoix. Chemins de Colonisation, ou de Québec au Lac Saint-Jean, par Charlevoix, 1869 P. 256-6 Charlton (John, M.P.) Condition of Canada, 1885 , P. 115-14 " " Sabbath Observance P. 115-15 Charlton (John, M.P.) Speech on Unrestricted Reciprocity with the United States, 1888 P. 219-16 Charlton (John, MP.) Speech on Unrestricted reciprocity, Ottawa, 1889.P. 234-17 Charlton (John, M.P.) The French language in the North West, 1890 .. P. 311-16 Charnock (John, H.) English Immigration Mission 1873 EP. 12-1 Charter rights. The earlist contest on, in America begun in A. D. 1619 in Virginia legislature, by Edward D. Neill P. 368-5 Chartered Banks. Returns, giving name «fee, of each stockholder 1860, 1861, 1865, 1868 OP. 4-10 OP. 3-6 OP. 18-3-2 Chartres (Old Fort) vide Edward G. Mason P. 142-14 Chatham (Earl of) Letters to. On the case of the Lieutenants of the Royal Navy, 1790 P 216-1 Chatham (Lord). Sentiments on the American Measures, 1776 P. 183-7 Chateau Bigot, by J. M. Lemoine, 1874 P. 354-9 Chateau St. Louis et le Chateau Haldimand, par Ernest Gagnon P. 203S-8 Chaudière Gold Mining Co. Reports, «fee, 1863(?) P. 179-3 Chaumonot. La vie du R. P. Pierre J. M. Chaumonot de la Compagnie de Jésus, 1858 P 211-1-2 Chauveau (P. J. O.) Bertrand de la Tour, par P. 392-2 Chauveau (P. J. O.) Discours Institut Canadian, 1876 P. 207-13 Chauveau (P. J. O.) and J. C. Taché, La Pléïade Rouge P. 23-5 Chauveau (P. J. O.) Dies Irae, traduction en vers français avec le texte en regard, 1887 P- 302-4 Chauveau (P. J. O.) Discours à la cérémonie de la pose de la Pierre angulaire du monument à la mémoire des braves tombés sur les plaines d'Abraham, 1855 _■ P 152-3 Chauveau (P. J. O.) L'Abbé Jean Holmes et ses conférences P. 4-13 Chauveau (P.J.O.) Légendes Canadiennes, 1877 P- 207A-1 42 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1F04 In Volume. Chauveau (P. J. O.) Noces d'Or de Pie IX., 1869 P- 195-3 Chaudière. Rapport sur les mines d'or de la OP. 60-9 Chebucto. Gold Mining Co. of Nova Scotia Reports 1864 P. 179-7 Cheese, by H. B. M. Buchanan, 1898 P. 448-8 Chemical contributions to the Geology of Canada, by G. Christian HoffmanP. 477-1 Cherrinau (J. B.) Report on Civil service allowance, 1877 P- 131-1 Chérubin (Un.) La Carabinade (1871) , P 28-5 Chesley (Queen vs) A narrative of tbe case, 1895 P. 386-12-13 Chevalier (H. Emile). L'Héroine de Chateauguay (1813) P. 3-2 Chevalier (H. Emile). L'Iroquoise de Caughnawaga, 1858 P. 3-3 Chewett (James G.) Upper Canada Almanac, 1831 P. 319A-1 Chicago Historical Society. Report 1901 P. 504-3 Report 1902 ; P. 517-4 Chicago Public Library. Report of the Directors for 1885-86, 1886-87. .P. 201-2-3 Chicoine (J. A.). Colonisation dans les cantons de l'Est, 1871 P. 28-11 Chicoutimi. Annuaire du Séminaire de, 1881 P. 155-9-10 Chignecto. Marine Transport railway, 1882 P. 311-7 Chignecto " Post and Borderer". Anniversary number, 1895 P. 347-13 Chimney Islands (The), by J. M. M P. 519-5 Chinese Immigration. Report of the Royal Commission on, 1885 OP. 45 Chinese Junk. Description of the Royal Chinese Junk "Keying", 1848.P. 32-10 Chiniquy (Rév. Charles). L'Eglise de Rome, 1870 P. 25-2 Chiniquy (le) d'autrefois, 1875 P. 154-14 Chiniquy (Rev. C). Manual of the Temperance Society, 1847 P. 180-3 Chiniquy (C). Réponse au Rév. J. M. Bruyère, 1869 P. 194-9 Chiniquy (Rev. C). The perversion of Dr. Newman to the church of Rome.P. 386-9 Chinook Winds, by A. Bowerman, 1886 P. 205 A-4 Chisholm «fe Dickson. Farmers, Miners and Tourists Guide to Manitoba..P. 143-10 Chittenden (Newton H.). Ocean to Ocean, by the G P. R., 1885 EP. 30-8 Cholera (Memorandum on), prepared by Dr. Roome, President, Dr. Ferguson, Secretary of Dominion Health Association, 1893 P. 385-6 In French..P. 385-7 Cholera (Memorandum on). Medical conference held in the bureau of Agriculture in 1866 P. 291-1 «fe 2 Cholera of 1812. Retrospect of the Summer and Autumn of 1832. A sermon by the Venerable G. J. Mountain, 1833 P. 352-2 Cholera, Practical views on, Montreal, 1854 P. 342-11 Choquet, A. Statistiques vitales des Catholiques de Montréal, 1874 P. 17-7 Chouinard (H. J. J. B.). Discours à l'inauguration des nouvelles salles de l'Institut, 1882 :.. P. 207 B-7 Chouinard (H. J. J. B.). Inauguration des salles de l'Institut Canadien Français d'Ottawa, 1877 P. 207A-6 Chouinard (H. J. J. B.). La Pologne, ses origines, sa gloire, ses malheurs, conférence à l'Institut Canadien, 1875 P. 207-5 Chouinard (H. J. J. B.). Paul de Chomedey, Sieur de Maisonneuve, 1640- 1653 P. 207B-6 Christian Knowledge, York Committee Report, 1830 P. -§-p-9 Christian religion, recommended in a letter, by Rev. John Strachan, 1807.P. &%$-l Christian Sentinel, and Anglo-Canadian Churchman's Magazine, 1828. . .P. -S-fM Chrome Mining Co., Bolton, C. E. Prospectus, &c P. 179-24 Church (The) and Church establishments in answer to certain letters of Rev. Egerton Ryerson, by an Anglo-Canadian, 1839 P. 352-3 Churches (Two frontier), by Janet Carnochan P. 501-8» Church (L. Ruggles). Budget speech, 6th. Dec. 1875 P. 17A-8 n n n u 1st. Dec, 1876 P. 13-14 list of pamphlets in archives 43 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Church (L. Ruggles), Lieut. Governor Letellier Correspondence, 1879 OP. 29-3-4 Church (L. Ruggles). Report of Argument respecting the vested rights of limit holders, 1880 j| P. 88-8 Church of Scotland. Endowments, evidence of Mr. Douglas Brymner before the Senate committee, 1882 P. 375B 20 Church of Scotland's endowments, by T. A. McLean and Douglas Brymner, 1882 ; P. 375B-18 Church of Scotland in Canada ; reasons and considerations in favour of the claims of the, 1828 , P. 375B-1 Church of Scotland. Letters on union with the, and on Church independence, by Rev. James Middlemiss, 1874 P. 375B-5 Church of Scotland. Meetings of synod, 1831 to 1855 P. 375 1856 to 1864, 1865 to 1875 P. 375A, P. 375B Church of Scotland. Memorial of the Presbytery of Quebec to the commissioners on grievances, 1835 P. 375B-2 Church of Scotland. Presbyterian Union a help to the intelligent discussion of the question by an Elder (Douglas Brymner), 1873 P. 375-4 Church of Scotland. Report of Colonial Committee, 1893 P. 347-6 Church of Scotland. Report of Synod's Committee on Sabbath Schools, 1860 P. 307-7 Church of Scotland. Rev. Robert Dobie vs Board for the management, of the Temporalities fund of the. P. 375B-10-1L Church of Scotland. Thomas H. Johnson to W. H. Johnson, Lots Letter H. Concession C. of the township of Nepean not required for canal purposes were granted to the Temporal Committee of the St. Andrews . Church, Ottawa, in connection with the Church of Scotland, 1831... .P. 375-3 Church of Scotland. The Temporalities fund with judgment of the Privy Council, 1882 P. 375B-19- Church Registers. Ontario Historical Society, 1898 P. 460-2 Church Society. Diocese of Nova Scotia Thirtieth to Thirty-third report, 1867 to 1870 ; P. 373-7-8-9-10* Church Society. Huron, 1859-1874 P. 373H, P. 373J Church Society of the Diocese of Montreal, 14th and 17th report P. 373-5-6 Church Society of Quebec 20th report, 1862 P. -*jf£-l 42nd report, 1883 P.-&£&-7 Church Service Sermons, by Rev. James Carmichael, 1872...... ..... P. ^|^-9 Church Society, Toronto, 1843-1851 P. 373E 1852-1859 P. 373F 1859-1869 P 373G Church Society. Twenty-second report of the, 1863 P. 373-1 Twenty-third „ 1864 P. 373-2 Twenty-fifth >, 1866 P. 373-3 Twenty-seven m 1868 P. 373-4 Church Society. Thirty-third report of the diocesan, of New Brunswick, 1868 P 373-12 City Surveyor. Reports of various dates, 1868 to 1882 , P. 357 Civil Engineers, Transactions, 1887 to 1892 P. 294A to F 1893, 1894, 1895, 1896 P. 294G-H-J-K 1897,1898,1900 P. 294L-M, P. 294-14 Civil Code of Lower Canada. Analytical Index, Ottawa, 1867 P. 13-4 Civil Service Allowances. Reports by Brymner, Courtney and Cherriman (1877) P ISM Civil Service. Historiques des Fonds de Retraite en Europe et en Canada, par E. P. Dorion, 1862 . P 36-4 44 canadian archives 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Civil Service Income Tax. Court of Appeal, Ontario, J. P. Leprohon and the Corporation of the City of Ottawa. Judgment P. 46-5 Civil Service Lists, 1883, 1886 to 1894. OP. 33, OP. 33 A. to J. <fe P. 1895-96, 1897-98, 1899-1900 P. 422 A-3. Civil Service. Rapports de la commission du Service, Civil Premier, 1869, 1869, 1870 OP 20-1-2-3-4-5-6^7 Civil Service. Relevé indiquant les noms, origine, religion, fonctions et salaires de tous les employés du gouvernement Canadian, 1872 OP. 20-9 Civil Service. Report of the select committee, 1877 P. 371-4 Civil Service. Reports of the Civil Service Commission, 1881-1882. Analytical Index OP. 32-1-2-3 Appendices and Minority Report OP. 32-4-5-6 Civil Service. Reports on public Departments, Upper Canada, 1839-1840.P. 345-3 Civil Service. Report of tbe Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly in the case of Dr. Rees, with an Appendix, 1861 P. 39-2 Civil Service. Return of the names and salaries, «fee, of the members of the Civil Service, of the officers of the paid Militia staff and of the Senate and House of Commons, 1883 OP. 44 Civil Service. Return of persons appointed to office between 1st January and 7th November, 1873 OP. 61-3 Civil Service. Return showing the names, origin, creed, position and pay of the employees of the Dominion government, 1872 OP. 61-8 Citizen (Ottawa) Almanac for 1868 P. 319, A-4 Citizen thoughts on Emigration, Education, «fee, in a letter addressed to the Right Hon. Lord John Russell, 1847 P. 19-14 Civil War in the United States. Incidents of Fair Oaks and Malvern Hill battles, by Edward D. Neill P. 368-15 . Clare (Earl of), Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, on motion of the Earl of Moira, 1798 P. 297-5 Clark (Charles). A few more words upon Canada, 1838 P. 64-4 Cl \rk (George Rogers) and his Illinois campaign, by Dan B. Starkey, 1897.P. —|—-2 Clarke (Henry J. O'C.) A short sketch of the life of the Hon. Thomas D'Arcy McGee, 1868 P. 19-15 «fe P. 95-3 Clark (Capt. William). The Canadian North-west, 1886 P. 186-9 Clarke (H. J. H. ) Report of a conference on Immigration, made to Lieutenant-Governor Archibald, Manitoba, 1871 P. 143-1 Claus (Colonel William). An account of tire operations of the Indian contingent with our Forces on the Niagara Frontier, 1812-13 P. 519-2 Clergé Canadien et la declaration de, 1732, par Abbé Gosselin P. 487-7 Clergé Catholique, Requête relative à l'introduction des notables dans les assemblées de fabrique, 1831 P. 154-4 Clergy Reserves. Act to provide for the sale of the Clergy Reserves, «fee, and An Act to make provision for the management of the Temporalities of the Church of England and Ireland, in this province P. 90-7 Clergy Reserves (The). A letter from the Lord Bishop of Toronto (Dr. Strachan) to the Duke of New Castle, 1853 P. 90-10 Clergy Reserves. A letter from the Bishop of Toronto to the Hon. A. N. Morin, 1854 '. p. 90-11 Clergy Reserves. Circular from the Bishop of Montreal, with correspondence of Archdeacon Mountain with the Colonial Department of His Majestys Government, 1836 p. 90-3 Clergy Reserves. Copies of letters, «fcc, read in the Legislative Council in the debate on the Clergy Reserve Bib, 17th January, 1840, by Hon. P. B de Blaquiere p. 352-5 wm 4'—' list of pamphlets in archives 45 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Clergy Reserves. Exclusive Right of the Church to the Clergy Reserves defended. In a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool, by a Protestant, 1826 • | p. 90-1 Clergy Reserves. Letter from the Hon. and Venerable Dr. Strachan, Archdeacon of York to Dr. Lee, Convener of a Committee of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 1829 P. 90-2 Clergy Reserves. Message from Legislative Council with certain resolutions on the subject of the Clergy Reserves ; and Address to His Majesty on U. E. Loyalist Claims, 1835 P. 64-1 Clergy Reserves. Observations on the provision made for the maintenance of a Protestant Clergy in Upper and Lower Canada by John Strachan, I Archdeacon of York, 1827 P. 139-1 ' Clergy Reserve. Question as a Matter of History. A Question of Law and a subject of legislation .in a series of letters by Egerton Ryerson, 1839. P. 99-1 Clergy Reserve Question in Canada, by A. N. Bethune, Archdeacon of York, 1853 P. 67-6 P. 90-9 Clergy Reserves. Rectories of Upper Canada. Return to an address of the House of Commons, 11th March, 1839 P. 139-10 Clergy Reserves. Rebgious Endowments in Canada. The Clergy Reserves and Rectory Questions. A chapter of Canadian History, by Sir Francis Hincks, 1869 P. 67-7 Clergy Reserves. Remarks and suggestions on that portion of the Clergy Reserve Property of Upper Canada, not specifically appropriated, «fee, in a letter to Sir George Arthur, bf* the Rev. W. M. Harvard (Methodist Church), 1838 P. 90-5 Clergy Reserves. Reply of William Morris, Member of the Legislative Council, to six letters addressed to him by John Strachan, D.D., 1838.P. 90-4 Clergy Reserves. Religious endowments in Canada. The Clergy Reserve and Rectory questions by Sir Francis Hincks, 1869 P. 352-6 Clergy Reserves. Report of a Select Committee of the Legislative Council of Opper Canada upon the provision made by law for the support of a Protestant Clergy in that province, 1835 P. 352-4 Clergy Reserves. Reserve Question, or a.word for the Church, by one of its Clergy, 1837 P. 94-4 Clergy Reserves. Secular state of the Church in the Diocese of Canada West, by Bishop Strachan, 1850 (?) P. 90-8 Clergy Reserves. Speech by John Rolph on the Clergy Reserve Question i P 90-12 Clergy Reserves. Speeches of Dr. John Rolph and Christopher A. Hagerman on the bill for appropriating the proceeds of the, to the purposes of general education, 1837 P. 345-4 P. 94-3 Clergy Reserves. Their History and present position showing the systematic attempts that have been made to establish, in connection with the state, a dominant church in Canada, by Charles Lindsay, 1851 P-. 9-1 Clint (William). The Aborigines of Canada under the British Crown.... P. 203, G-8 Clinton (George). PubUc papers, Vol. I. II. III. IV P. ^° to P. ±^ Club National Montreal. Banquet, April, 1888 P. 311-14 Coal Field (Sydney), by Hugh Fletcher, 1900 P. 486-8 Coal. Its discovery, (fee, in the Wyoming valley P. 318-8 Coalition, Memoiris sur la, etude politique P. 249-6 Cobb (Rev. Sanford H.) The Palatine or German immigration to New York and Pennsylvania, 1897 P. 368-24 Cochrane (Hon. A. W.) Notes on the measures adopted by government, between 1775 and 1786, to check the St. Paul's Bay disease P. 203 C-12 46 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1S04 In Volume. Cockburn (Geo. R. R.) Principal of U. C. College, statement to the . Legislative Committee on Education, 1869 P. 227-14 Coderre (J. Emery, M.D.) Vaccination, 1872 P. 13-7 Coffin (Lieut.-Col.) Quirks of Diplomacy, 1874 P. 30-4 Coffin (Victor). Die organisation des hôheren Unterrichts in Kana- dischen Burd, 1897 P 372-2 Coffin (Victor). The province of Quebec and the early American revolution. A study P. 372-1 Coffin (William). Memorial to His Excellency Sir Edmond Walker Head, 1855 " • .P. 80-1 Coffin (William F.) " On some additional incidents in connection with the siege and blockade of Quebec, 1775-6." m. P. 203 F-l Coffin (Wm. F.) The Canal and Rail, 1840 P. 213-6 Coinage of Canada and Newfoundland, by Rev. R. W. McLachlan, 1890..P. 257-16 Colby (C. C.) Canada's National Policy, 1878 P. 60-10 Colby (C. C, M.P.) Parliamentary Government in Canada, 1886 P. 245-3 Coleman (J. T.) History of the early settlement of Bowman ville and vicinity, 1875 '. : P. 229-9 Colera. Règlement sur le, 1832 P. 153-4 Colin (Rev. M.) Discours sur l'Ouvrier, 1869 P. 5-4 Colin (Rev. M.) . Le Pape Honorius, 1870 P. 26-15 Colin (Rev*. M.) Oraison Funèbre de Mgr. Bourget, 1885 P. 223-9 Colin (Rev. M.) Sermon Fête de Pie IX., 1869 P. 26-14 College d'Ottawa. Aperçu du plan d'études, <§e, 1882 P. 193-12 Collingwoôd Jubilee History, 1888 (?) P. 229-18 Collins (Francis). Faithful report of the trial and acquittal of Robert Randall, Esq., accused of perjury, 1825 P. 52-1 P. 149-7 Collins (David). " The Chesapeake " case of Collins et al, on a charge of piracy, 1864 P. 218-6 Colmer (Joseph G.). The Dominion of Canada, as it will appear to the members of the British Association EP. 4-6 Colomb (Christophe). Par le Père Louis Albert Gaffre, 1893 P. 289-9 Colombie, Mission de la, par J. B. Z. Bolduc, 1843 P. 472-1 Colombiennes, Fêtes.. .à Québec, 1893 P. 289-10 Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886. A revelation of Canada's progress and resources P. 313B-6 Colonial Cambist ; or tables of the assay, or fineness, «fee, of foreign coins, by James Spearman, 1844 P. 38-1 " Colonial Committee ". Report submitted by Rev. P. M. A. Muir, DD., 1893 P. 287-3 Colonial Conference. Proceedings at London in 1887 P. 296 Colonial funding system, Letter on the proposed new, by William Bancks, 1836 P. 300-2 Colonial Office regulations, 1843, 1856, 1867 P. 169 to P. 171 Colonial Possessions. Reports on p. 416-1-2-3-5 Colonial Questions pressing for immediate solution in the interest of the Nation and the Empire, by R. A. Macfie, 1871 P. 30-12 Colonies. Celebrated Essay on England and her Colonial Policy by Count de Montalembert, 1858 p. 74-1 Colonies. Return to an address on the state of the Colonies. Includes returns to the Imperial Parliament from Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Van Diemens Land, Canada, New Brunswick, New South Wales and Victoria, 1853 OP. 4-6 Colonies. Vice Rois et lieutenants généraux des Rois de France en Amérique, 1859 " p. 204-3 H^ LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 47 8ESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Colonisation au Nord. Brochure accompagnée d'une carte géographique, par Rév. Curé Labelle, 1883 EP. 5-10 Colonisation Belges (les) et les Alsaciens-Lorrains au Canada, par l'abbé P. J. Verbist Turnhout, 1872 P. 33-5, EP. 13-2 Colonisation. Canadien Emigrant (le), par douze missionnaires des Township de l'Est,1851 P. 97-1 Colonisation. Chemins de Colonisation ou de Québec au Lac Saint-Jean par Charlevoix, 1869 P. 256-6 Colonisation. Coup d'œil sur la Colonisation, 1864 P. 6-8 P. 159-6 Colonisation. Curé Labelle et la Colonisation EP. 28-7 Colonisation dans le comté de Portneuf, 1872 P. 159-9 Colonisation du Lac Temiscamingue et du Lac Kippewa, 1888 P. 306-16 Colonisation Française au Canada, par Pierre Foursin, 1893 P. 452-4 Colonisation. Colonie Française de Métgérmette, par A. W. Montpetit, 1874 P. 22-10, P. 14-13 Colonisation (La) dans les Cantons de l'Est, par J. A. Chicoine, 1871 ... .P. 28-11 Colonisation (La), par Eugene Rouillard, 1901 P. 487-4 Colonisation. Notes on the Saguenay, by Samuel J. Kelso, 1862 P. 142-6 Colonisation. Observations on the History and Recent Proceedings of the Canada Company, addressed in four letters to Frederick Widder, Esq., • one of the Commissioners, 1845 , P. 99-3 Colonisation. Ottawa and Pontiac Colonisation Roads. Report by A. J. Russell -. OP. 1-7 Colonisation. Oeuvre de la Colonisation. La Bourse et la Vie Recueil de reseignments utiles sur les cantons du nord, «fee, par Thos. S. Provost EP. 3 1 Colonisation. Plan of Settlement and Colonisation adapted to all the British North American Provinces, in a series of letters from James "Fitzgerald, 1850 P. 84-2 Colonisation. Rapport du Comité Permanent d'Immigration et Coloni- • sation, 1885 OP. 46-6 Colonisation. Report of the Select Standing Committee on Immigration and Colonization, 1869 OP. 35-1, EP. 11-13 1873 OP. 35-2, EP. 11-14 1875 OP. 34, OP. 35-3 1876, 1877 : OP. 35-4, OP. 34-3 1878, 1879 : OP. 34-4, OP. 35-5 1880, 1881 OP. 34-5, OP. 35-6 1883 .OP. 35-7 1884 OP. 46-4 Colonisation. Rapport sur le Chemin de Colonisation d'Elgin, 1862 OP. 9-4 Colonisation. Rapport sur les chemins de colonisation dans le Bas Canada, 1861 | OP. 9-2 and 7 Colonisation. Rapport sur les chemins de colonisation d'Ottawa et Pontiac, 1862 OP. 9-3 Colonisation. Rapport sur la colonisation dans le Bas Canada, 1862 OP. 9-6 Colonisation. Rapport sur les progrès de travaux de colonisation,- 1860 . ..OP. 9-1 Colonisation. Rapports sur les travaux de colonization, 1855 to 1859...OP. 2-2-3-4-5-6 Colonisation. Saguenay en 1851. Histoire du passé, du présent et de l'avenir probable : P. 122-8 Colonisation. Suggestions on the propriety and practicability of securing colonisation, by an actual settler, 1865 P. 257-8 Colonist. An appeal to the Right Hon. William Huskisson on the present condition of. ..New Brunswick, 1828 P. 72-8 Colonist. A Northern Kingdom, 1866 m P. 138-17 48 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Colston (J. G.) Thesis res judicata in the civil and criminal law of Quebec, 1870 P 196-14 Columbian Exposition. Report of progress on the Canadian section by William Saunders, 1892 P. 313B-8 to 13 Columbus. The discovery of America. Old South Leaflets, No. 29 and 33. P. 299 Comité Constitutionel. Manifeste adressé au peuple du Canada, 1847.. .P. 79-2 Commerce. A tabular representation of the present condition of Boston, «fee, «fee Also a few statements relative to the commerce of the Canadas, 1851 P. 216-26 Commerce. Bay of Fundy and Harbour of St. John, N. B. Report of the St. John Board of Trade P. 182-8 Commerce. Brazil and her railways, 1883 , P. 216-22 Commerce. Comptoir Canadien-Français. L. E. Frenette et Cb. 1884... .P. 157-9 Commerce. Chambre de Commerce de Trois-Rivières, 1886 P. 192-10 Commerce. Commercial Industries of Canada, Province of Quebec, 1888. .P. 255-7 Commerce. Depression Actuelle vide Rapport du comité, 1876 OP. 25-2 Commerce. Depression vide Report of the select committee on, 1876 OP. 25-1 Commerce. Descriptive Statement of the great water highways of the Dominion of Canada, Hydrology of the Basin of the Gulf and River St. Lawrence, by the late T. E. Blackwell with Appendices relating to the Commerce and Navigation of Canada, by W. J. Patterson, 1874 P. 57-1 Commerce. Etude sur l'Acte concernant la Faillite, 1864, par Désiré Girouard P. 13-9 Commerce. Fallacy of Insolvency Laws and their baneful effects, by Thomas Ritchie, 1885 P. 232-15 P. 137-7 Commerce. Free Trade and Protection by R. W. Phipps P. 140-13 Commerce. Free Trade, Protection and Reciprocity by Thomas C. Keefer.P..216-18 Commerce. Future commercial policy of British North America, by Thomas Hunter Grant P. 196-13 Commerce. Gamble's (Mr.) Speech on the Commercial Policy of the Country, in the House of Assembly, 1852 (?) P. 45-1 Commerce. How to make business pay, on the principles of success in trade by Thos S. Milner, 1865 P. 200-1 Commerce. Imperial consolidation in, and defence by Thomas Macfarlane, 1897 P. 503-3 Commerce. Important Insurance Case Morison, Cameron «fe Empy vs The Phoenix Insurance Co., 1856 P. 181-4 Commerce, Insolvent Act of 1864 and the proposed amendment bill «fee, by Désiré Girouard P. 37-5 Commerce. Inspections obligatoires de leur nécessité et de leurs avantages, par L. E.. Morin, 1871 P. 22-1 Commerce. Instructions to measuring surveyors employed in the measuring of shipping in Canada, 1885 ; OP. 50-1 Commerce. Lettre à l'hon. François Lemieux sur le commerce et la navigation du Canada, 1855 , p. 26-10 Commerce. Letters, «fee, first published in the ' Northern Journal ' during 1871 by the Hon. John Young, on various questions of Public Interest (French) P. 19-16 Commerce. Letters to the Hon. Francis Lemieux, on Canadian Trade, «fee, by Hon. John Young, 1855 p. 142-4 Commerce. Memorials, «fee, «fee, by Ruggles Wright with reference to his slides at the Chats and Chaudière on the Ottawa River, 1849 P. 186-5 Commerce. Memorial of the Chamber of Commerce of New York on Ocean Steam Navigation P. 113-11 Commerce. Mercantile Navy List for 1885, by Robert Jack«on OP. 50-3 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 49 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Commerce of Montreal for 1871. Annual Report P. 291-5 Commerce. Parsee Letters addressed to Horace Greeley, 1860 P. 140-4 Commerce. Order of the Governor in Council of the 7th July, 1796, for the regulation of commerce between this Province and the United States of America p. 83-1 Commerce. Origin of the Ocean Mail Steamers between Liverpool and the St. Lawrence and the advantages of the Northern Route, by the Hon. John Young, 1877 P. 61-4 Commerce. Peruvian Guano Trade Statements, «fee in relation to the Bill imposing a sliding scale of duty on the importation, in the United States, 1854 p. 128-7 Commerce. Pleas for Protection examined by Augustus* Mongredien,1882.P. 224 5 Commerce. Rapport du comité spécial sur les causes de la dépression actuelle, 1876 OP. 25-2 Commerce. Rapport des Commissaires de l'Amérique Britannique du nord nommés pour s'enquéirer du commerce des Antilles, Mexique et Brésil 1866.... I OP. 19-16 Commerce. Reflections sommaires sur le commerce qui s'est fait en Canada rsbuiii "3 d'après un manuscrit à la Bibliothèque du Roi à Paris (1760?) P. 81-1 Commerce. Reflections sommaires sur le commerce qui s'est fait en Canada. P. 203 J-7 Commerce. Remarks upon the desertion of seamen at the Port of Quebec, 1852 P. 216-10 Commerce. Report from the special committee of the Legislative Council, L.C., on extending and securing the coasting trade, «fee, reported by the Hon. William B. Felton, 1824 P. 116-1 Commerce. Report of the commissioners from B.N.A. to inquire into the trade of the West'Indies, Mexico and Brazil, 1866 OP. 59-6 Commerce. Report of the Select Committee on the causes of the present depression, 1876 OP. 25-1 Commerce, Sandwich Islands and China. Message from the President of the U.S. respecting trade and' commerce with, 1842 P. 197-9 1 Commerce, see Reciprocity speech by John Charlton, M.P., 16th March, 1888.... P. 219-16 'Commerce. Self reliance, or a plea for the protection of Canadian Industry by Joseph Wright, 1864. (Appendix contains a defence of Free Trade) P. 232-13 Commerce. Sketch of the trade of British America, by Nathaniel Gould, 1833 : P 140-1 Commerce. Statements concerning the trade and commerce of the city of Montreal for 1862 | OP. 59-4 Commerce. The Dominion Finances and the National Policy, speech by Thomas White, M.P P. 219-5 Commerce. The National Policy and the Financial Administration of the Present Government Speeches, 1880 and 1882 P. 219-2-3 Commerce, Trade and Shipping, Port of Quebec, 1793 ' P. 203R-6 Commerce. Trade Letters (Two) I. Can the Coimnerce with the Australian Colonies be increased ? II. What is the Commercial outlook ? by William J. Patterson, 1876 , P. 105-2-3 Commercial Policy of Great Britain, report on, by Sir" A. T. Galt to Lord Lome, 1882 .. . 1 P .365 Commercial Relations with British America, 1866 ...,.,*. P. 348-7 Commercial Union. A Study by a Quebec Liberal, 1888 and 1889 P. 306-5 Commercial Union between United States and Canada P. 367-5 Commercial Union between the United States and Canada. Two letters from Edward Atkinson, 1887 P. 367-7 18—D m mmm 50 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Commercial Union. Between the United States and Canada, some letters, papers and speeches, 1889 P. Commercial Union. Dominion Statistician on Mr. Wiman's panacea, 1889 P. Commercial Union. Our farmers, their condition and that of the farmers of the United States. The two positions compared by George Johnson, 1889 -• P Commercial Union. Progress of Canada, George Johnson, 1889 P. Commercial Union. 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La Confédération c'est le salut du Bas Canada, 1867 P. 22 Confederation. Correspondence and negotiations connected with the i affairs of Nova Scotia, 1869 P. Confederation. Couronnement des dix années de mauvaise administration, 1867 P. Confederation (The Crown and the). Three letters addressed to the Hon. John Alexander McDonald, 1864 P. Confederation. Etude sur l'union Projetée des Provinces Britanniques de l'Amérique du nord, par Joseph Cauchon, 1858 P. Confederation. Federation Union of the British North American Provinces, by Henry Sherwood p. Confederation. Intercolonial Union. The Proposed Constitution, as adopted by the Quebec Conference in October, 1864 P. Confederation. Future of British America, 1865 P. Confederation. Interests of the British Empire in North America, 1868.P. Confederation. Letter to His Grace the Duke of New Castle upon a Union of the Colonies of British North America, bv P. S. Hamilton 1860 * Volume. 234-11 311-12 234-10 234-8 237-15 367-6 388-3 s.fi.8-15 222-11 188-2 203A-11 154-1 21-7 65-3 5, P. 26-3 oY-O. 26-2 77-5 84-4 56-6 138-13 42-6 45-4 P. 136-6 Confederation. Message relative to the terms of Union with the Province of British Columbia, 1875 OP. 24-5 Confederation. New Canadian Dominion. Dangers and Duties of the people in regard to their Government, by Rev. Dr. Ryerson, 1867. .P. 45-2 Confederation. Northern Kingdom, by a Colonist, 1866 (?) ,»P. 138-17 Confederation. Notes oh Federal Governments Past and Present, by Hon T. D'Arcy McGee, 1865 , p. 117,9 Confederation. Notes sur les Gouvernments Fédéraux Passés et Présents, par Hon. Thomas D'Arcy McGee, tradiut par L G. Gladu, 1865 P. 118-10 list of pamphlets in archives 51 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Confederation. Partage et la repartition de l'actif et du passif du Haut Canada et du Bas Canada, opinion et jugement de l'arbitre, 1870. . . .OP. 60-10-12 Confederation. Plea for the Confederation of the Colonies of British North America addressed to the People and Parliament of Prince Edward Island by Matthew Richey, D.D., 1867 P. 97-3 Confederation. Proposed British North American Confederation. Why it should be imposed upon the Colonies by Imperial Legislation, by Edward Goff Penny, 1866 P. 42-8 Confederation. Reply to the Speech of the Hon. Joseph Howe, of Nova Scotia, on the union of the North American Provinces and on the right of British Colonists to representation in the Imperial Parliament, by , the Hon. Francis Hincks, 1855 P. 60-5 Confederation. Réponses aux censeurs de la Confédération, 1867 P. 5-3 Confederation. Report of the delegates of the Executive Council to Ottawa with regard to the claims of Manitoba upon the Dominion, 1873 P. 143-4 Confederation. Series of Resolutions respecting the admission of British Columbia into the Union with Canada to be proposed by Sir George E. Cartier, 1871 P. 108-1 Confederation. Speech delivered in the Legislative Assembly by Alexander Morris during the debate on the subject of Confederation of British North American Provinces, 1865 P. 47-4 , Confederation. Speech on the proposed union of the British North American Provinces delivered at Sherbrooke, 1864, by Hon. A. T. Galt P. 42-4 Confederation. The proposed B.N. A. Confederation. A reply to Mr. Penny's reasons, 1867 P. 256-5 Confederation. Two Speeches on the Union of the Provinces by Hon. Thos. D'Arcy McGee, 1865 P. 343-2 P 42-5 Confederation. Union des Provinces de l'Amérique Britannique du Nord, par l'Hon. Joseph Cauchon, 1865, also translation P. 180-6 P 37-2 Confederation. Union of the British North American Provinces and the Hon. Joseph Howe by "A Nova Scotian in Canada," 1866 P. 42-7 Confederation. Union of British North America, by P. S. Hamilton, 1864P. 198-1 Confederation. The Union of the Provinces of British North America by the Hon. Joseph Cauchon, Translated P. 327 Confederation. Firie Financial Division of debts and assets. P. 140-5 O P. 60-10-12 Congregational College, the story of the fifty years 1839 to 1889, by Rev. F. H. Marling P. 366-10 Connecticut. Report on Ancient Court Records, 1889 P. 258-10 Connecticut. (The Fundamental Orders of) Old South Leaflets (No. 8)— Wheeler's Narrative Indian Schools (No. 22) P. 299 Connolly (Archbishop). Letter to Henry J. Clarke on the claims of T. D'Arcy McGee to the confidence and support of the Irish in Canada, 1867 •• P. 139-29 Connolly vs. Woolrich. Case involving the question of the validity of an Indian marriage, 1867 P. 232-5 Conover (Geo. S.) Biographical : P. 302-17 Conover (Geo. S.) Sayenqueraghta, King of the Senecas, 1885 P. 302-16 Conover (Geo. S.) Seneca Indian villages by—1889 P. 302-18 Conquest of Canada. A Dialogue in Hades, a parallel of military errors, of which the French and English armies were guilty, during the campaign of 1759,' in Canada P. 203 M-3 Conquest of Canada. A Journal of the expedition up the River St. Lawrence, 1759, (attributed to Allsopp) P. 203 R-l Conquest of Canada. Campaign of Louisbourg, 1750-58. A short account of what passed at Cape Breton (attributed to Chevalier Johnstone)... P. 203 M-4 18—Di 52 CANADIAN ARCHIVES Conquest of Canada. Conquest of Canada. Conquest of Canada. 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Capture of Quebec in 1759 P. 76-9 Collections des manuscrits du Maréchal de Lévis. P. 413 P. 413 A. B. C. «fee Expéditions P. 413-K Table Analytique P. 413-L .Discours prononcé par l'Hon. P. J. O.Chauveau à la cérémonie de la posé de la pierre angulaire du monument à la mémoire des braves tombés sur la plaine d'Abraham, 1855 P. 152-3 Conquest of Canada. Evénements de la guerre en Canada durant les années 1759 et 1760 P. 203-1 Conquest of Canada. Extract from a Manuscript Journal relating to the operations before Quebec in 1759. Kept by Colonel Malcolm Fraser. .P. 203, M-l Conquest of Canada. Fall of Oswego (14th August, 1756). A chapter in British History , P. 108-8 Conquest of Canada. Form of Prayer and Thanksgiving for the taking of Louisbourg, 1758 P. 235-1 For the' taking of Quebec, 1759 P. 235-2-3 Conquest of Canada. Fourth Letter (A) to the people of England on the conduct of the M—rs in alliances, fleets and armies, since the first differences on the Ohio to the taking of Minorca by the French, 1756. .P. 52-7 Conquest of Canada. General orders in Wolfe's Army during the expedition up the River'St. Lawrence, 1759 P. 203 R-2 Conquest of Canada. Glimpses of Quebec during the last ten years of French Domination in Canada, 1749-59. J. JM. LeMoine P. 50-3 Conquest of Canada. Governor Murray's Journal df Quebec, from 18th September, 1759 to 25th May, 1760 P. 203 N-5 Conquête du Canada. Histoire de la, manuscrit inédit, 1898 P. 441-9 Conquest of Canada. Historical Memorial of the Negotiation of France and England, 1761 P. 62-5 Conquest of Canada. Journal of the Expedition up the River St. Lawrence (1759) from the New York Mercury P. 203 M-6 Conquest of Canada. Journal of the Siège of Quebec by a gentleman on the spot, 1759 P. 471-1 Conquest of Canada, Journal de l'Expédition sur le fleuve Saint-Laurent depuis l'embarquement à Louisbourg jusqu'à la reddition de Québec en 1759 '. P. 76-8 Conquest of Canada. Jugement Impartial sur les opérations militaires de la Campagne en Canada, en 1759 P. 119-7 Conquest of Canada. Jugement impartial sur les opérations de la campagne en Canada, en 1759 P. 203 J-6 Conquest of Canada. La perte du Canada, par M. A. Héron, 1887 P. 228-8 Conquest of Canada. Mémoire de sieur de Ramezay, commandant à Québec, au sujet de la reddition do cette ville, le 13 septembre 1759 ,P. 203 L-2 Conquest of Canada. Military operations at Quebec, from the capitulation by de Rainez;ay on the 18th September 1759, to the raising of the Siege by de Levis, between the night of the 17th and the morning of the 18th May 1760, by Dr. W. J. Anderson P. 203 E-9 Conquest of Canada. Note on the spurious letters of Montcalm, 1759, by Justin Winsor P. 196-23 Conquest of Canada. Plains of Abraham, by Lt. Colonel Beatton, 1858. P. 132-5 Conquest of Canada. Reflections on the terms of peace, 1763 P. 138-2 Conquest of Canada. Règne Militaire 1760-1764. Jacques Viger. Pièces otficielles ou placards. Législation du gouvernement des Trois-RivièresP. 204-7 Conquest of Canada. Relation du Siège de Québec en 1759, par une Religieuse de l'Hôpital Général de Québec. . b P. 97-2 P. 445-7 P. 203 J-5 list of pamphlets in archives 53 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Conquest of Canada. Siege of Quebec and Conquest of Canada 1759 by a nun of the general Hospital Quebec .. P. 138-1 Conquest of Canada. Siège de Québec, 1759 P. 342-5 Conquest of Canada. Siège de Québec en 1759, journal tendu par M. Jean Claude Panet , P. 203 R-3 Conquest of Canada. Series of letters, «fee, 1755-60 P. 214 Conquest of Canada. The Campaign of 1760 in Canada attributed to Chevalier Johnson '. jj P. 203 M-5 Conquest of Canada. The glorious enterprise, by W. D. Lighthall P. 506-13 Conservateur Catholique. M. l'Abbé Sax et ses souffleurs P. 79-3 Consolidated Bank of Canada, A compilation by John F. Norris, 1879 .P. 232-7 Constantine (Rev. J.) On the influence of American ideas in the Anglican Church in the-diocese of Montreal, 1870 P. 118-20 Constitutional Act of the Province of Lower Canada, 31 Geo. III., Cap XXXI, 1791 P. 62-11 " Constitutional Act, thoughts on the Canada Bill, 1791 P. 348-4 Constitutional Address to H.E. Sir Francis Bond Head for copies of despatches on the subject of the Independence of the Judges and the cession of the Revenue to the Legislature of this Province. Answer . with the documents desired and proceedings on the passing of a bill for the payment of the principal officers, 1836 P. 71-5 Constitutional Address to the House of Lords against the Bill before Parliament for the Union of the Canadas, «fee, by Sir Francis Bond - Head, 1840 P. 56-5 Constitutional.- Analyse d'un entretien sur la conservation des établissements du Bas Canada, des lois, des usages, etc., de ses habitants, par un Canadien, 1826 P. 119-9 Constitutional. Annexation Manifesto of 1849 with the names of the signers ; P. 42-1 Constitutional. Apology for Great Britain, in allusion to a pamphlet, intituled, Consideration, «fee par un Canadien M. P. P., 1809 P. 116-4 Constitutional Association. Representation on the Legislative union of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, 1837 P. 138-9 Constitutional. Brief suggestions in regard to the formation of Local Government for Upper and Lower Canada, in connection with a Federal Union of the British North American Provinces, by Alpheus Todd, 1866 '. P. 60-6 Constitutional Canada : 1849 to 1859, by the Hon. A. T. Galt. P. 30-2 P, 25-7 P. 75-7 Constitutional. Canada since the Union. A lecture by J. H. O'Neill 187LP. 17-4 Constitutional. Catéchisme Politique ; ou Elements du Droit Public et Constitutionnel du Canada, par A. Gérin-Lajoie, 1851 P. 23-1 Constitutional. Chambre d'Assemblée 21 février, 1834. Résolutions et rapport sur l'état de la Province et adresse au Parlement signée par L. J. Papineau | OP. 3-6 Constitutional. Condition and Prospects of Canada in 1854, from the dispatches of Lord Elgin OP. 4-5 Constitutional. Corporations Religieuses Catholiques de Québec, et les nouvelles taxes qu'on veut leur imposer, par Hubert Larue P. 118-2 Constitutional. Despatch from the Right Hon. Lord Glenelg, to Sir Francis Bond Head. Containing His Majesty's Answer to the separate addresses and representations which proceeded from the Legislative Council and House of Assembly during the session of 1836.P. 56-1 Constitutional. Discours prononcés à l'Assemblée Législative de la Province de Québec à l'appui des Résolutions Joly, par les Hon. Joly, Mercier, Ross et Irvine, etc., compilé par Aug. Choquette, 1879.......P. 96-4 54 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Canstitutional. Discours sur la situation des Canadiens aux Etats-Unis, par Edmond Mallet, 1880 • . -P 152-8 Constitutional. Documents relating to the resignation of the Canadian Ministry in September 1854. Speech of the Hon. Inspector Gene i al Hincks. Address and Correspondence , P. 49-8-8a Constitutional. Eight years in Canada, embracing a review of the Administrations of Lords Durham and Sydenham, Sir Chas. Bagot and Lord Metcalfe, «fee, by Major Richardson, 1847 P. 69-3 Constitutional. Etat et Avenir du Canada en 1854, tel que retracé dans les dépêches du très Honorable Comte d'Elgin et Kincardine Gouverneur Général, etc P. 23-4 Constitutional. Executive Council (U.C.) Differences with the Lieut. Governor, 1836 P. 147-9 P. 149-6 Constitutional. Existing Difficulties in the Government of the Canadas, by J. A. Roebuck, M.P P. 30-1 Constitutional. Extra Official State papers, addressed to the Right Hon. Lord Rawdon, «fee, by a late Under Secretary of State (William Knox), 1789 P. 444-1 Constitutional. Fundamental Principles of the laws of Canada, by N. B. Doucet, 1841 P. 133-2 Constitutional. Important debate on the adoption of the Report of the Select Committee on the Differences between His Excellency and the late Executive Council in the House of Assembly, 1836 P 71-1 Constitutional. Important letter on responsible government, from Lieut. 1839 P. 149-1 Independence of Canada, by L. S. Huntington, 1869. . .P. 138718 Interests of the British Empire in North America, 1868.P. 45-3-4 Letellier (His Honor Luc), vide Return to Address, vide Réponse à une adresse, 1879 OP. 29-3-4 Constitutional. Letter from Thomas, Lord Lyttelton to William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, on the Quebec Bill, 1774 P. 183-5, P. 62-6 Constitutional. Letters on Responsible government, by Legion, 1844.... P. 69-7 Constitutional. Letter to the Earl of Chatham on the Quebec Bill, 1774.P. 62-7 Constitutional. Letters to the Right' Hon. Lord John Russell on the government of British America, 1846, by Joseph Howe P. 138-14 Constitutional. Lieutenant Governeur (le) de Québec, et les Prérogatives Royales, 1878 P. 10-1, P. 156-13 Constitutional. Notes Politiques et Précédents le Conseil Législatif et les subsides, «fee, 1879 P. 194-12 Constitutional. New Hampshire memorial respecting representation in ' the U. S. Congress, 1842 P. 197-6 Constitutional. Observations upon the doctrine, lately advanced, that His Majesty's Council have no constitutional power to control individual Appropriations, or to amend or alter money bills, «fee, 1828 (Chief Justice Sir B. Haliburton) P. 117-1 Constitutional of the Dominion of Canada, prepared by Hon. J. A. Chapleau, 1891 P. 253-5 Constitutional. Ontario Land Case. The St. Catharines Milling and Lumber Co. Mr. Blake's argument P. 257-19 Constitutional. Petition (Copy of a), from the British inhabitants of the Province of Quebeck to the Commons House of Parliament, 1783 P. 138-6 Constitutional. Position of a Constitutional Governor under Responsible Government, by Alpheus Todd, 1878 P. 14-5 Constitutional. Premiers Rudiments de la Constitution Britannique, par Jacques Labrie, 1827 .P. 127-6, P. 62-12 Col. Go wan, Constitutional. Constitutional. Constitutional. LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 55 SESSIONAL PAPER No. f8 In Volume. Constitutional. Principles of non-intervention. A Lecture by Montague Bernard, 1860 p. '49-10 Constitutional. Principe (Le) de nationalités, par Gonzalve Doutrè P. 2-2 Constitutional. Protest of Peter McLaren, lumberer and manufacturer, residing at Perth, against " An Act for protecting the Public Interests in Rivers, Streams and Creeks " P. 100-6 Constitutional. Quebec Act, 1774 - P. 62-10 Constitutional. Question du jour (le). Le Gouvernement Fédéral peut-il révoquer le Lieutenant-Gouverneur de Québec ? par Ernest Tremblay, 1878 T. p. 91-6 Constitutional Questions sur lesquelles on souhaite de sçavoir'les réponses de Monsieur Adhémar et de Monsieur de Lisle, et d'autres habitants de la Province de Québec, 1784 P. 119-2 Constitutional. Report at large of a debate in the House of Assembly of the Province of Lower Canada, by Wm. S. Simpson, 1821 P. 147-4 . Constitutional. Réponse è une adresse. Copie de la pétition adressée au Gouverneur en Conseil par les Hon. Messrs. Chapleau, Church et Angers, demandant la constitution de son Honneur Luc Letellier et les documents se rettachant à ce sujet OP. 29-4 Constitutional. Report of the Select Committee of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada upon the complaints contained in an address to the King, from the House of Assembly, passed 15th April, 1835, of the rejection, by the Legislative Council, of Bills sent from the House of Assembly, and the address of the Legislative Council to His Majesty on that subject, 1836 P. 71-3 Constitutional. Report of the Select Committee, to which was referred the answer of tbe Lie;it.-Governor to an address of the House of Assembly relative to a responsible Executive Council, 1836 P. 147-8, P. 68-1, P. 149-5 Constitutional. Report of a Special Committee on petition from Gaspé complaining of various grievances, 1830 OP. 60-4 ^Institutional. Représentation au Parlement du Royaume-Uni, 1836. . .P. 228-2 Constitutional. Representation on the legislative union of Upper and Lower Canada, by the Constitutional Association of the city of Montreal, 1837 •. .P 138-9 Constitutional. Poeview of the Government and grievances of the Province of Quebec since the conquest, 1788 P. 147-1 Constitutional. Revue Critique (La) de Législation et de Jurisprudence du Canada, 1871 ■. P 51-2 Constitutional. Speech by the Hon. J. Blanchet on the Autonomy of the Provinces, 1884 P H5-5 Constitutional. Speeches of the Earl of Dufferin, J.Ross Robertson, 1878P 117-8 Constitutional. Speech of G A. Hagerman, Esq., M.P.P., in the House of Assembly against the adoption of the Report of the select committee on the subject of the differences between His Excellency and the Executive Council, 1836 P 198-8 Constitutional. Tableau de la Constitution d'Angleterre à l'usage des Ecoles, par A. Mahul P 2-5 Construction (la) des navires à Québec et ses environs, par Narcisse Rosa, • 1897 ....,:...' P 447-4 Cook (John Wilson). On the history of Canada P 203D-36 Coons (Bytown). Political songs, 1900 ; . P 497-12 Copper Mining. Sieur de la Ronde the pioneer in, by Edward D. Neill.. .P 388-7 Coral. Remarks on Coral animals in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, by Captain Bayfield, 1831 P 203B-1 56 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Corbet (Sir Walter). Historical Manuscripts Commission, 15th report, part X P 414-49 Cordner (Rev. John). The American Conflict, 1865 P 257-9 Cordner (Rev. John). The Philosophic Origin and Historic Progress of the Doctrine of the Trinity, 1851 P 142-3 Cornell College. Catalogue, 1894-5 P 440-2 Cornell University. Register, 1890-91 P 280 Corrigan Murder. Report of Commissioners, 1857 P 40-1 Corriveau, Jean Baptiste, 1856 P 83-5 Cortes. Account of the City of Mexico P 299 Cosmopolitan dates by Jean Pastorin, 1884, Spanish P 304-2 French P 304-3 Costigan (Hon. John). The Riel and Home Rule questions, 1886 P 250-1 Cote (M. l'Abbé). Sermon 23 Mai, 1888, à l'occasion du deuxième centenaire de l'église de Notre Dame des Victoires P 238-6 Cote (J. O). Political appointments and elections, 1841 to 1860.P 9-4, P 18-1 OP. 10-1 Cotton (Lt. Col. W. H). Supply of ammunition to artillery in the field. .P 306-13 Council Minutes. New York State Library P 511 Counties of Lower Canada. Electoral Divisions, 1829 P 161-1 Counties and Towns. Annals of the Town of Guelph, 1827 to 1877 P 48-5 Counties, Argenteuil, Kamouraska, Laval, Saguenay, Contested elections, 1855 - P 254-15 Counties, Towns, «fee. Brantford, Canada, 1886 P 229-17 Counties, Towns, «fee. City of Hamilton and County of Wentworth, 1884..P 197-3 Counties, Towns, «fee. Description of townships surveyed in Lower Canada in 1861 and 1862 with extracts from Surveyors Reports OP 1-6 Counties, towns, etc. Hamilton and its industries; 1884 P. 229-16 Counties, towns, etc. Historical and Descriptive Sketch of the County of Welland, 1886 P. 137-6 Counties, towns, etc. Historical Notes on the Environs of Quebec, by J. M. Lemoine P. 50-4-5 Counties, towns, etc. Sketch of the Island of Orleans, by N. H. Bowen, 1860 P. 164-6 P. 84-5 Counties, towns, etc. History (The) of Shefford, by C. Thomas, 1877.... P. 74-2 Counties, towns, etc. Jubilee History of Collingwood, 1888 (?) P. 229-18 Counties, towns, etc. List of Counties, Cities, Towns, in Lower Canada, up to 1st January, 1861 OP. 5 P. 88-7 Counties, towns, etc. Peterborough P. 229-4 Counties. Railway development in the County of Ottawa, 1882 P. 250-2 Counties, towns, etc. Report of E. H. Keating upon the preHminary survey of Windsor Water Works, 1881 P. 196-1 Counties, towns, etc. Report of D. M. Greene to the Water Works Committee of the Corporation of the City of Ottawa P. 68-3 Counties, towns, etc. Returns from Sheriffs of Counties and Districts and from Police Magistrates of cities and towns, 1854 OP. 4-9 Counties, towns, etc. St. John, N. B., Summer Carnival and Electrical Exhibition, 1889 , P. 229-19 Counties, towns, etc. Town of Stratford, 1882 P. 229-15 Counties, towns, etc. The report of the debate in the City Council (Toronto) on the 21st February, 1853, respecting the issuing of City debentures , P. 239-1 Counties, towns, etc. Water supply for the City of Charlottetown, P.E.I., by Gilbert Murdoch, 1882-83-84 P. 145-1 to 6 -Counties, towns, etc. Report on the Water supply for the City of Charlottetown, by Gilbert Murdoch, 1881 P. 182-6 list of pamphlets in archives SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 57 In Volume. Counties, towns, etc. Water Supply of St. John, N.B., report by A. Fetley, 1884 , p. 145.3 Counties, see Parliamentary, 1829 P. 222-9 Cowper (William). 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Negro Slavery in Wisconsin, 1896 P. 459-7 British versus American Civilization, 1873. . .P. 237-4 Culture and practical power, an address, 1890.. P. 366-13 Eos and other poems, 1884 P. 300-3 Eos—A Prairie Dream, 1884 P. 224-9, P. 162-13 Ireland and the Empire, a speech by, 1885... .P. 366-12 Speeches of Premier Bowell and Mr. Davin at the Press Banquet, Toronto, 1892 P. 366-16 Davin (Nicholas Flood). The British Empire, a speech at Boston, 1897.P. 366-17 Davin (Nicholas Flood). The Fair Grit, 1876 '. P. 34-7 Davin (Nicholas Flood). The Session of 1891, a speech P. 366-14 Davin (Nicholas Flood). The Secretary of the Royal .Society, a literary fraud, 1882 P 45-5 Davin (Nicholas Flood). Davin (Nicholas Flood). Davin (Nicholas Flood). Davin (Nicholas Flood). ■Davin (Nicholas Flood). Davin (Nicholas Flood). 60 canadian archives 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Davin (Nicholas Flood). The springs of national progress, a speech, 1892.P. 366-15 Davis (Andrew McFarland). 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Association of Protestant teachers of the Province of Quebec, 1886 j P. 382B-12 Dawson (Sir William). -Educated Women ; an address P. 382-17 Dawson (Sir William). Inauguration of the chancellor Sir Donald A. Smith and annual address ' P. 382B-15' DawsOn (Sir William). In memoriam Peter Redpath with historical notice of the Peter Redpath Museum, 1894 P. 382B-24- Dawson (Sir William). Loyalty. Letter to McGill students. No date (1893) P. 382B-23- Dawson (Sir William). Memoranda and statements relating to benefactors, exemptions, «fee, 1891 P. 382B-28- Dawson (Sir William). McGill University, Memorandum prepared for the information of the Governors, 1890 P. 382 B-27 Dawson (Sir William). Notes on trees on the grounds of McGill University, 1891 P. 382 B-19- Dawson (Sir William). On specimens in the Peter Redpath Museum illustrating the physical characters and affinities of the Guanaches P. 382 B-25- Dawson (Sir William). The Canadian Student, 1891 P. 382 B-18- Dawson (Sir William). The Constitution of McGill University, 1888 P. 382 B-14 Dawson (Sir William). Thoughts on Hospital sites signed "Onlooker". ..P. 382 B-16- Dawson (Sir J. William). The University in relation to professional education, 1887 P 382 B-13 Dawson (Sir William). Thirty eight years of McGill, 1894 P. 382 B-20- Dawson (S. E.) A short history of the canon for the election of a Bishop of Montreal and Metropolitan of Canada, by a Lay Delegate, 1869.. . .P. 55-6 Dawson (S. E.) Christ Church, Montreal, as Parish Church and Cathedral. Report by the Select Vestry, 1875 P. 185-1 Dawson (S. E.) Episcopal Elections. Ancient and modern. . A study in ecclesiastical polity, 1877 P. 185-2 Day (Hon. Charles D.) Address at the Provincial Industrial Exhibition, Montreal, 1850 P 199-1 Day (C. D.) Report in the matter of the division and adjustment of the debts and assets of. Upper Canada and Lower Canada, 1870 P. 140-5 Day breaking if not the sun rising of the gospel with the Indians in New England. Reprint from the edition of 1647 P. 348-1 Dayton, Ohio. Brief history of the settlement of the town of, by John W. Van Clere, 1872 .P. 329 A-2; De Blaquière (Hon. P. B.) Copies of letters etc., read in the Legislative Council in the debate upon the Clergy Reserve Bill, 1840 P. 352-5 mm 62 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Deceased Wife's sister. Marriage with, Correspondence P. 85 De Cazes (Paul). Petites notes sur le Canada, 1882 P. 333-3 De Celles (A. D.) A la conquête de la liberté en France et au Canada.. .P. 392-1-4 Decisions of the speakers of the Legislative Assembly and House of Commons of Canada, 1841 to 1-872, with appendix containing decisions on election petition recognizances P. 335-3 Declaration of the court of Great Britain respecting the late negotiation, 1797 P 297-4 . Decline and Fall of Keewatin, or the Free Trade Redskins, 1876 P. 160-16 Deep Waterways Association. 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His Cartel, Kings Mountain, 7th October, 1780 p. 231-14 DePeyster (Arent Schuyler). Military (1876-79) Transactions P. 231-12 DePeyster (General J. Watts). Sir John Johnson, the first American born Baronet, an address, 1880 p. 231-16-17-18 DePeyster (Gen. John Watts). Address to the Historical Society of New Brunswick, 1883 P. 311-3 DePeyster (Gen. John Watts). Address to the Historical Society of New Brunswick, 1883 p. 288-5 P. 311-3 DePeyster and Watts. Local memorials, 1881 p, 231-11 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES In Volume. DePeyster. The battle or affair of Kings Mountain, 7th October, 1780, an Address, 1881 p. 231-15 DePeyster (Gen'l John Watts). Anthony Wayne, third General in Chief of the United States Army, 1885 P. 231-9 DePeyster (J. Watts). John Watts,_the founder of an Asylum, 1887.. . .P. 231-13 DePeyster (J. Watts). Was the Shakespeare, after all, a myth? 1888.. .P. 350-4 Depute Canadian. 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Some Canadian Iron ores, 1883 P. 114-12 Dexter (Franklin Bowtitch). Estimates of population in the American Colonies, 1887 P 215-13 Dexter (Franklin B.) The founding of Yale College P. 282-1 Deziel (Mgr. J. D.) Noces D'or, 1880 ': P. 158-7 Diamond Jubilee. The British Empire, a speech at Boston, by Nicholas Flood Davin, 1897 Diary (J. H. Dorwin), 1811-1840 P. 1822-1859 P. 1860-1863 P. 1864-1866 P. 1867-1872 P 1873-1877 P. 1878-1881 P. 1881-1883 P 366-17 454 454 A 454 B 454 C 454 D 454 E 454 F 454 G 64 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Dibblee (Rev. Frederick). Centennial commemoration of the ordination, 1891 • P. 257-14, P. 287-4 Dickinson (John). The late regulations respecting tbe British Colonies on the continent of America considered, 1765 P. 183-2 Dies Ir^b traduction en vers français avec le texte en regard, par M. Chauveau, 1887 ê P 302-4 Dieskau. Lettres de la cour de Verseilles au Baron Dieskau, 1890 P. 413 B Dieskau See Conquest of Canada P. 214 Digry. 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Address at the Bar of the Legislative Assembly of Canada on behalf of certain proprietors of seigniories P. 445a For French report see P. 445 Dunkin (Christopher). Discours devant l'Assemblée Législative du Canada, 1853 P. 445-5 Dunkin (Christopher). Budget speech 14th February, 1868 P. 17 A-l-2 Dunn (Oscar). L'union des partis politique dans la Province de Quebec, 1874 P. 85-5 Dunn (Oscar). Levis, 1898 P. 592-l-4a Dupanloup (Mgr.) Oraison funèbre du General de Lamoriciére P. 4-8 Dupin (M., Advocate, Paris). Opinion on the rights of tbe Seminary of Montreal in Canada, 1826 P. 52-3 Dupont (Emilien). Essai sur les insects, et les Maladies qui affectent le blé, 1857 P. 22-7, P. 128-5 Duquet (Edouard). Pierre et Amélie, 1866 P. 36-7 Durand (James). Extracts relating to the war of 1812, from the Bee published at Niagara in 1812, by p. 235-10 Durfee (W. F.) An account of a Chemical Laboratory, 1860 P. 114-1 Dutch, The. Our allies in the revolution, by Rev. W. E. Griffis, 1894 P. 356-la E. 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A few observations on the importance of aiming at the Establishment of some general system of Education in Canada, at this time, 1841, by Daniel Wilkie, LL.D 'p 203 C-3 list of pamphlets in archtves ' 67 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Education. Anglicisme (1'), voilà l'ennemi, par J. P. Tardivel, 1880 P 74-4 Educational. Annuaire du Séminaire de Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, 1881 . .P 155-9-10 Educational. Annuaire du Collège de Lévis, 1886 P 155-8 Educational. Appeal to the Common School law, its incongruity and maladministration, «fee, by Angus Dallas, 1858 P 257-2 Educational. Aperçu du plan d'études, «fee, suivis au Collège d'Ottawa, 1882 p I93_i2 Education. Appendix to the Education Law for the Province of Manitoba, by the Catholic Section of the Board of Education, 1879 P 220-3 Education. Aspects of Education, by Oscar Browning, 1888 P 217-20 Education. Association des Libraires-Editeurs, imprimeurs et relieurs, etc.P 191-16 Education. Bénédiction du nouveau Séminaire de Saint-Germain de Rimouski, 1878 '. p 20-7 Education. Bishop Ridley College, St. Catharines, 1896 P 355-8 Education. Brief reference to tbe documentary history of, by J. G. Hodgins P 355-13 Education. Calendar and Catalogue of the Mount Allison Wesleyan College, 1879 P 117-3 Education. Canada Educational Directory, 1857 P 233-20 Education. Catalogue des élèves du Collège de Ste. Anne, 1829 à 1867 . .P 155-6 Education. (Catechism of), by W. L. Mackenzie, 1830 P 149-2 Education. Co-education : A letter to the Hon. G. W. Ross, by Daniel Wilson, 1884 P 140-17 Education. Catalogue des Officiers et des Elèves du Séminaire de Québec, 1847-48-53 P 159-3-4-5 Education. Collège de l'Assomption, 1885-86 P 195-13 Education. College d'Ottawa. Prospectus, «fee, Ottawa, 1876 P. 194-10 Education. College de Rimouski. Qui l'a fondé1? 1876 P. 154-15 Education. Copie de la correspondence échangée entre l'Evêque Catholique Romain de Toronto et le Surintendant en chef des écoles au suject des écoles séparées, 1852 P. 14-28 Education. Response aux cinq Lettres du Rev. M. Verreau (1880) n. p. n. d., par Fr. Réticius P. 91-11 Education. Petit vocabulaire a l'usage des Canadiens-Français, par M l'Abbé Caron, 1880 j P. 157-6 Education, Denominational or Free Christian Schools in Manitoba, 1877. . Winnipeg Standard : P. 11-6, P 162-12 Education. Denominational or Free Christian Schools in Manitoba, by Archbishop Taché, 1877 P. 220-1 Education Department (Ontario). Speeches of the Hon. Adam Crooks, Minister of Education in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, 1879... P. 137-5 Education. Dépôt de livres et la petition des libraires, 1879 P. 195-10 Education, Die organisation des hôheren Unterricbts im Kanadischen Bund, Von Victor Edwin Coffin, 1897 .P.372-2 Education. Difficulté scolaire de Manitoba, 1897 P. 364-8 ' Education. Education Technique traduit de l'anglais, par Adolphe Lavèque.P. 120-12 Education. Eléments de Chimie et de Physique Agricoles, par F. A. H. LaRue, 1868 * P 1-9 Education. Entre ien sur les Etudes Classiques, par J. S. Raymond, 1872..P. 25-10 Education. Essay on Common School Education, by Miss Margaret Robertson, 1864 , P 199-3 Education. Es^ay on Educational subjects, by the Rev. John May, 1880..P. 123-7 Education. Essai de Grammaire Française suivant les principes de l'Abbé Girard, par A. Berthelot, 1840, 1842 à 1846 P. 192-2, P. 192-3 to 7 18—E^ 68 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Education. Etude de» Langue». Réforme de l'Enseignement, par P. Leroy, 1874 P. 5-6 Education (Gaume Mgr.) Sa Thèse et ses Défenseurs. Les Classiques Chrétiens et les Classiques Payens dans l'Enseignement P. 11-5 I Education. Guide do l'i rwtituteur, par F. X. Valade, 1852. P 191-8 Education. Higher of Women. Report by J. W, Dawson, 1884 P 382 B-10 Letters on the subject " -10a Education. La loi naturelle du développement de l'instruction populaire, par Léon Gérin, 1897 1' 147-6-7-8, P. 360-4 Education. La question scolaire des écoles du Manitoba, par 1 hon. M. I .su i n< -r ...,....., Education. Lecture on the History of Medicine, by R. J. Smith, 1857...'. Education. Lettre à Monseigpeur Baillargeon, evêque de Tloa, sur la question des Classiques et Commentaire sur la lettre du Cardinal Patrizi, par George Saint-Aimé. Education. Lectures selected by Rev. John Adams, 1825 Education. Letters on Medical Education addressed to the Members of the Provincial Legislature of Canada, by Archibald Hall, M.D., 1842..! Education. Lower Canada. Proceedings of the House of Assembly.on the state and progress of education, &c, 1815. Education. Manitoba school settlement, 1898. Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII, 1897 : Education. Manual of the School law of New Brunswick, 1892,.,,,,,... Education. Mémoire appuyant la demande d une école normale dans la ville des Trois-Riyîères, par l'Evêque des Trois-Rivières Réponse au remarques de M. l'abbé Verron, 1881 '. Education. National Schools for Manitoba, by Libertas, 1877 '.'. Education. National University. University Consolidation, 1874 '. Education. Notice sur les écoles relevant du Bureau des Commissaires catholiques romains de la cité de Montréal, 1886 ,... Education. Nouvelle Arithmétique commerciale et pratique, par J. C. L., 1867 : Education. Observations sur l'assemblée tenue à Montréal pour former une association dans le but de protéger les intérêts des Protestants dans 1 instruction publique, 1865 , Education. On Length and Space by the Rev. D. Wilkie, 1831 Education. Our Public Schools : Their Wants, by George Babington Elliott, 1872 ; Education. Observations au sujet de la dernière loi concernant l'Instruction publique dans la province de Québec, 1877 ..,..'. Education. On the. different modes of reduoing the apparent distance between the Moon and the Sun, or a Star, in Lunar 'Observations, to the true distance for the purpose of ascertaining the Longitude, by Hon. Justice Fletcher À ; Education. Rapport sur l'Ecole d'Agriculture de Ste. Anne, par Georges Leclerc, 1865. v ; Education. Collège L'Assomption. Hommage d'un Médaillon présenté, par M. Maximilien Bibaud, 1865 , , Education. Proceedings in the Legislature of Upper Canada during 1831- 2-3, on the subject of the Lands set apart for the purpose of Schools, &e, 1839 ; Educational. Professional. The university in relation to, by Sir J. William Dawson, 1887 ; Education. Petite Histoire des Rois de France, par Cyprien, 1885 '. - 361-8 * 60-12 ? 12-7 5 191-2 ' Jîs] J ' 147-3 » 385-8 ' 388-4 ' 225-6 ' 225-7;l ' 162-9 ' 160-14 > 222-2 - 158-2 ' 28-12 * 203 B-5 - 100-3 '. 12-4 ». 203 C-l \ 159-11 * 26-13 ' 56-4 ' 382B-13 - 192-8 list of pamphlets in archives 69 i sessional paper no. 18 In Volume. I Education. Plan raisonne d'Education Générale et Permanent, par Joseph F. Perrault p 203B-13 Education. Petite Histoire des Etats-Unis, par Hubert LaRue, 1880 . . . P 190-9 Education. Petite Grammaire Française, par Hubert LaRue, 1880 P 190-10 Education. Pierre Leroy. Son Système, sa Marotte, ses Luttes Homériques et ses travaux Herculéens, par B. Lippens, 1874 P 14-23 I Education. Petit Manuel d'Agriculture à l'usage des Ecoles, par Hubert LaRue P 1-7 Education. Practical and National, by the Rev. J. H. Johnson, 1870-71 .P 203E-14 Education. (Protestant). A few remarks on the meeting at Montreal for the formation of an Association for the promotion and protection of the Educational interests of Protestants in Lower Canada, 1864 P 139-26 In French, 1865 P 28-12 Education. (Protestant). History and prospects of, by Principal Dawson, 1864 '. P 382B-4 Education. Petit Abrégé de Géographique Moderne, par F. X. Toussaint, 1870 , P 158-1 Education. Hellmuth College, 1868 P 136-9 Education. Prospectus de l'école d'Agriculture de Ste. Anne, 1859 P 128-1 Education. Quelque Leçons sur l'Act Epistolaire et la Politesse, par P. D. de Villers, Prêtre, 18*69 P 6-6 -Education. Quelques Considerations sur les Temps Actuels, Anon (Gagnon), 1882 * . P 121-4, P 97-6 Educational. Record of Quebec, 1885 P 344-12 Education. Report of School Commissioners, Halifax, 1883 P 309-3 Education. Réponse aux remarques de M. l'Abbé Verreau, sur le Mémoire appuyant la demande d'une école normale dans la ville des Trois-Rivièies, par Mgr. L. F. Laflèche, 1881 P 155-12 Education. Report of the Superintendent of Catholic Schools in the Pro- | vince of Manitoba, 1874-75 P 220-2 Education. Réformé de l'enseignement, Nouvelle Méthode pour apprendre les langues en peu de temps, par P. Leroy, 1875 P 6-2 Education. Rapport des directeurs de l'école de reform à Montréal pour la Province de Québec, 1874 ^ P 195-23 Education. Returns and Message relative to the Act of New Brunswick of 1871 respecting Common Schools P 388-3 Education. Report of the Fifth Annual Convention of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers of the Province of Quebec, 1869.. .P. 180-8 ^Education. Report of the Endowment Board of the University of Toronto, «fee, for 1851 . P. 133-3 Education. Réponses aux programmes de Pédagogie et d'Agriculture, «fee, rédigées par M. Jean Langevin, prêtre, 1862 P. 236-6 Education. Ryerson's (Dr.) Letters in reply to the attacks of the Hon. George Brown, M.P.P., 1859 P 55-2 Education. Ryerson (Dr.) Letters in reply , to the attacks of Foreign Ecclesiastics against the schools and municipalities of Upper Canada, including the letters of Bishop Charbonnell, Mr. Bruyère and Bishopi Pinsoneault, 1857 • • P 92-2 Education. Rules and regulations for the Examination of Candidates for Teachers' Certificates, or Diplomas and for the establishment of New Boards of Examiners and to define the jurisdiction of old Boards in Lower Canada, 1863 P 180-4 Education. Short school time, with military or naval drill, by E. A. Meredith P- 203 D-28 70 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Education. Separate Schools. The No Popery Cry, «fee Memorandum by the Hon. Oliver Mowat, 1886 P 196-16 Education. Separate Schools. Attacks by the ' Mail ' on Catholic Institutions, 1886 P 1.96-10 Education. Séminaire de Nicolet, 1867 P- 17-8 Education. Seven Letters on the non-religious common school system of Canada and the United States, 1853 P. 146-11 Education. School house, its architecture, «fee Edited by J. George Hodgins, 1858 i P 131-8 Education. Synopsis of Natural History, by A. Macallum, 1857 P. 224-4 Education. Speeches of Dr. John Rolph and Christopher A. Hagerman on the bill for appropriating the proceeds of the clergy reserves to the purposes of general, 1837 P. 345-4 Education. Thoughts on the University Question, by a Master of Arts, 1845P. 139-7 Education. Traité sur la tenue des livres, par Jos. Laurin, 1837 P. 191-6 Education. The earliest efforts to promote education in English North America, by Edward D. Neill P. 368-9 Education. The public schools in the French districts, speech by Hon. OUver Mowat, 1889, at Woodstock P. 306-1 Embro and'Plattsville P. 306-2 1890, at Tavistock P. 306-3 Education. Trinity College School, Port Hope Calendar, 1896 P. 355-9 -bEnucATiON. The legislation and History of separate schools in Upper Canada, 1897, by John George Hodgins P. 443-13 Education. The laws relating to grammar and Common Schools, 1855. . P. 443-12 Education. School Book Question. Letters in reply to the-Brown-Campbell Crusade against the Educational Department cf Upper Canada, 1866.P. 132-6 Education. The Scripture Readings. A statement of facts by Principal Caven and Dr. Dewart, P. 227-18 Education. (University). A plea for the extension of, in Canada, by J. W. Dawson, 1870 ,...." P. 382 B-5 Educational thoughts, by Rev. Prof. G. Bryce, 1897 P. 376-7 Educated Women. Address by Sir William Dawson P. 382B-17 Eells (Myron) DD. g The Whitman Legend "by P. 517-1 Edwards (J. P.). Louisbourg, an historical sketch P. 281C-6 Eglinton (Manuscripts of the Earl of) and Winton, 1885 P. 414-2 Eglise Catholique in Canada. Acta et décréta. Primi concilii Provincse Quebecensis in Quebecensi civitate P. 154-1 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Almanach ecclésiastique et civil de Québec pour 1853 P. 6-5 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Catalogue des membres de la congrégation des hommes de St. Roch de Québec P. 190-11 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Cathédrale de Montréal P. 18-18 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Cérémonies de la consécration d'un évêque conformés au pontifical romain P. 193-6 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Cérémonial du concile Provincial de Québec. M. p. 193-4-5 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Cérémonies Funèbres dans les Eglises Cathédrales du Bas-Canada, en l'honneur des glorieux défenseurs du St. Siège tombés en résistant à l'invasion Piémontaise, avec les discours prononcés par M. Louis Laflèche, V.G P. 11-1 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Clergé (le). Les Droits, nos devoirs, par J. I. Tarte, 1880 p. 124-3 Eglise Catholique.. Conférences de Notre-Dame de Paris, par l'Abbé P. N. Bruchési, 1884 "... P. 188-1 list of pamphlets m archives i . SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Eglise Catholique en Canada. Conférences données à la Cathédrale . d'Ottawa, par le R. P. Damen, S.J., 1873 P. 190-6 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Corporations Religieuses Catholiques de Québec, par Hubert Larue, 1870 P. 31-2 d Eglise.Catholique en Canada. Danses (les) et le bals, sermons, etc., par le curé de N. D. de Québec, 1879 P. 191-14 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Déclaration relativement à un pamphlet intitulé " Questions sur le gouvernement," etc., signée, parles Prêtres du District de Montréal, certifiée par De Guise, Prêtre, de Varennes, 1824.P. 127-10 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Devoirs envers le Pape. Discours Prononcé par M. Raymond, V. G., au collège de St. Hyacinthe, 1861... .P. 23-14 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Discours à l'occasion du service solennel pour les soldats pontificaux, par l'Abbé A. Racine, 1861 P. 191-5 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Discours de l'Hon. G. Ouimet au banquet du 24 juin, 1884 P. 194-14 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Discours pour le 20e anniversaire du Sacre de Mgr. Taché, par M. Raymond, V.G., 1871 P. 12-3 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Discours prononcé à l'occasion du 192e anniversaire de l'heureusement mort de la Vén. Mère Marie de l'Incarnation, par M. l'Abbé A. Racine, 1870 P. 159-13 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Discours Prononcés à Notre-Dame au triduum de la Société de St. Vincent-de-Paul, 1864 P. 11-2 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Discours prononcé dans la Basibque de Québec, le 1er Octobre 1874, deuxième centenaire de l'érection du siège Episcopal de Québec, par Mgr. Antoine Racine,. 1874 P. 32-3 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Discours prononcé par M. Raymond, V.G., à la translation du corps de Messire Girouard au séminaire de St. Hyacinthe, 1861 P. 23-15 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Doctrine de l'Eglise Catholique d'Irlande et de celle du Canada sur la révolte, 1838 P. 333-2 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Fête de Pie IX à Notre-Dame de Montréal le 11 avril, 1869. M. L. Colin et M. F. Martineau P. 26-14 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Histoire abrégée de l'église paroissiale de Québec S 1 . .P 203 S-7 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Histoire et statistiques des Institutions Catholiques de Montréal, par Henri Giroux, 1869 P. 31-3 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Histoire Populaire par l'Abbé D. 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Lettres à un député, par Mgr. l'Evêque de Birtha, 1874., P 334-3 72 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Eglise Catholique en Canada. Lettres Pastorales de Mgr. l'Evêque de Montréal (Ignace Bourget) contre les erreurs du temps, etc., 1858-P. 18-13, P. 23- 10 to 13 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Liste chronologique des évêques et des prêtres du Canada depuis l'établissement de ce pays, etc P. 81-4 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Mandement de Monseigneur l'Evêque de Québec, du 12 mai, 1830 P. 83-2 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Mandements, lettres, pastorales et circulaires des Evêques de Québec, 1887 P. 195-19 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Mandements, lettres, pastorales et circulaires des Evêques de Québec, publiés par Mgr. H. Têtu et l'Abbé C. O. Gagnon, 1887. (6 vols.) P. 435, P 435 A. B. C. D. and E. Eglise Catholique en Canada. Mémoire au soutien de l'appel de la Fabrique de Notre-Dame de Montréal, 1867 P. 14-16 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire du chapitre de la Cathédrale de St. Jacques de Montréal, 1882 P. 334-1 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Mémoire sur l'Amoribilité des curés en Canada, 1837 P. 154-6 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Mission de la Colombie par J. B. Z. Bolduc, 1843:'..'■. P 472-1 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Missionary labours of Fathers Marquette, Menard and Allouez in the Lake Superior region, by Rev. C. Verwyst, 1886 . ■■% P- 334-2 Eglise Catholique. Mgr. St. Vallier et son temps, par l'Abbé A. Gosselin, 1898 P. 472-4 Eglise Catholique. Noces d'or de Mgr. J. D. Déziel, 1880 P. 158-7 Eglise Catholique. Noces d'or de Mgr. l'Evêque de Montréal. Compte- Rendu des Fêtes du,29 Octobre, 1872 P. 16-1 Eglise Catholique. Noces d'or de Messire Nicholas de Tolentin Hébert, curé de St. Louis de Kamouraska, Grand Vicaire de Mgr. L'Evêque de Chicoutimi -..P. 191-18 Eglise Catholique. Noces d'or du Rev. Messire Thomas Pépin, 1873 . .P. 26-16 • Eglise Catholique. Noces d'Or de Pie IX. Discours prononcé par M. Chauveau, Québec, 1869 P. 195-3 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Notes sur l'imamovibilité des curés dans le Bas-Canada, par L. H. Lafontaine, 1837 P. 192-1 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Ordre des Frères Prêcheurs et les institutions religieuses, par F. X. Demers, 1873 P. 26-17 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Pape Honorius. Réponse au Révérend Père Gratry, par M. L Colin, 1870 • .P. 26-15 Eglise Catholique. Pastoral letter of the Fathers of the sixth Council of Quebec, 1878 P. 139-35 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Poignée (une) des Vérités à propos des dernières fêtes, par Charles Lepine, 1872 P. 18-4 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Procès entre Messire Tessier et .Michel Têtro, 1838 P. 27-7 Eglise Catholique. Projet de Règlement pour qu'il y ait uniformité dans le gouvernement des curés du diocèse de Montréal, 1846 P. 158-6 Eglise Catholique" en Canada. Question sur le Gouvernement Ecclésiastique du District de Montréal, par M. Chaboillez P. 119-16 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Questions sur le mariage. Résumé des Conférences Ecclésiastiques du Diocèse de Montréal dans les années 1857 et 1858. P. 154-3 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Rapide Aperçu de l'Histoire Sainte, par les Ursulines de Québec, 1868 P. 32-4 ft^ list of pamphlets in archives ' 73 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Eglise Catholique Romaine. . Remarques sur les observations publiées aux Trois-Rivières, par M. Chaboillez, curé de Longueuil, 1824 P. 127-8 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Réponse de Monsieur Livernois à M. le Grand Vicaire Hamel P. 155-3 Eglise Catholique en Canada. RépHque au second mémoire de Mgr. l'Evêque des Trois-Rivières, 1881 P. 195-20 Eglise Catholique. Requête du Clergé Catholique relative à l'admission des notables dans les assemblées de fabrique, 1831 P. 154-4 Eglise Catholique. Résumé des conférences Ecclésiastiques du Diocèse de Québec Commencées en 1854 P. 154-2 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Résumé des Conférences ecclésiastiques du diocèse de Québec Commencées en 1854 P. 155-7 Eglise Catholique en Canada. Résumé des Conférences ecclésiastiques du Diocèse de Montréal 1880 P. 154-20 Eglise Catholique. Réponse de Messire Chaboillez à la Lettre des P. H. Bédard, 1824 P. 127-8 Eglise Catholique. Servants de Dieu en Canada, par C. de Laroche- Héron, 1855 P. 31-1 Eglise Catholique. Sermon du P. Bourdalone sur le Jubilé, 1827 P. 158-8 Eglise Catholique. Un manifeste Libéral, M. L. O. David et le clergé Canadien, Québec, 1896 P. 362-2 Eglise Catholique. Vingt-cinquième anniversaire de l'episcopat de sa grandeur Monseigneur Taché, Archevêque de St. Boniface, 1875 P. 80-6 E. L. Trois Jours au Monestère du Précieux-Sang de St. Hyacinthe, 1874.P. 33-4 Eldon. Presbyterian Union, appeal from the judgment of the Court of Chancery, 1879 P. 375 B-13 Eleazer, William. His Forerunners. Himself, by William Ward Wight, 1896 ; P. 459-8 Elections (1891). Collection of circulars and addresses P. 247 P. 248* Elections decision of the Speakers, 1841 to 1872 P. 335-3 Election du Comte Northumberland. P. de Gales Laterriére, 1820 P. 342-1 Elections. Minutes des deliberations du Comité des elections des Comtés de Saguenay, de Kamouraska et de Laval, 1854 P. 256-1-2-3 Elections. Minutes of Proceedings of the County of Lotbinère Election Committee, 1854-55 P. 253-2 Elections. Political appointments and elections in the Province of Canada, 1841 to 1860. Compiled by J. O. Coté from 1841 to 1865.0P. 18-1 OP. 10-1 P. 116-1, P. 9-4 Elections. Rapport du greffier de la Couronne en Chancellerie (L. Jt. Fortier) compilé des Archives des Elections de la présente Assemblée Législative, 1858 OP. 10-3 O P. 4-7 Les élections des conseillers Législatifs OP. 4-8 Elections. Rapport du greffier de la courrone en chancellerie, montant le nombre des votes enregestries dans chaque comté, etc., 1854 OP. 10-2 Elections. Report and Evidence respecting the last election for the electoral district of Kamouraska, 1868 OP. 48-2 Elections. Return from the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery (L. R. Fortier), prepared from the records of the elections for the present Legislative Assembly, 1861 OP 10-4 j Elections. Return from the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery (L. R. Fortier), prepared from the records of the elections to the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly, 1856, 1858, 1860, 1862 and 1863. .OP. 10-5 Elections. Return of the elections to House of Commons prepared by Edward J. Langevin, 1868 OP 48-3 OP 18-4 74 CANADIAN ARCHD7ES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Elections. Return of the fourth general election and of elections held subsequently to the 2nd April, 1879, by Richard Pope OP. 29-1-2 Elections. See Parliamentary. Division de la province en comtés, 1829..P. 222-9 Elections. Select committees on the Saguenay, Argenteuil, Kamouraska and Laval contested elections, 1855 P. 254-15 Electric Company, Ottawa, April, 1895 P. 386-5 Elgin (Earl of). Condition and prospects of Canada in 1854 OP. 4-51 Elgin (Comte d'). Etat et avenir du Canada, 1854 ,.... P. 23-4 Elgin (Lord). The crisis in Canada or vindication of Lord Elgin and his cabinet in reference to the Rebellion Losses Bill, by Alexander MacKay, 1849 P. 233-2 Eliots. Brief narrative to the society for the propagation of the Gospel, 1670, in Old South Leaflets P. 299. Elliott (A. Marshall). Contributions to a history of the French language of Canada (?) P. 199-4 Elliott (Capt. John), of Boston, 1722 P. 350-7 Elliott (George Babington). Our Public Schools, 1872 P. 100-3 Elliott and Brokorski. Preliminary investigation and trial of Ambroise D. Lépine,. for the murder of Thomas Scott, 1874 P. 20-9 Elliott (Judge Robert Thomas), by his son Richard R, Elliott, 1895 P. 350-17 Elliott (George B.). Winnipeg as it is in 1874 and as it was in 1860.. .EP. 10-1 Elliott (T. Fred.). The Canadian Controversy, its origin, nature and merits, 1838 ". P. 24-3 Ellis (J. V). New Brunswick, as a home for emigrants, 1860 P. 354-3 EP.14-5 Ellis (Robert). See Trials, 1827 P. 216-7 Ells (R. W.). Roport on the silurian rocks of New Brunswick, 1877-8. .. P. 476-13-14-19-21-22-24^ Elmsley (Hon. J.). See Strachan, John, 1834 P. 227-4 Ely. Manuscript of the Dean and Chapter, 1891 P. 414-22 Emigrant. By Standish O'Grady, 1842 P. 332-2 I Emigrants. Experience in Canada by A. Roeboro Farmer, (1848?) P. 186-6 ? Emigrants Guide by a Scotch minister, 1867 P. 507-5 Emigrants. Hints to, 1831 : P. 161-2 Emigration (and Quarantine). Acts concerning the naturalization of alien-», 1865 P. 450-6 Emigration. Algoma District, 1884 P. 305-3 and EP. 29-1 Emigration. All about Canada, by Rev. D. V. Lucas, 1883 EP. 2-1 Emigration and Colonization in Canada, speech by Thomas D'Arcy McGee, ' 1862 . : P. 343-1 Emigration. Apparition (Une). Episode de l'Emigration Irlandaise au Canada, par Éraste d'Orsonnens, 1860 P. 3-2 Emigration. A Tour through Canada in 1879, by Thomas Moore, to which is added a report on Manitoba, 1880 P. 220-10 Emigration. A travers le Canada. Notes du professeur J. P. Sheldon, 1884 EP. 28-2 Emigration. Auskunft fiber die Dominion Canada EP. 7-3 Emigration. Backwoods Life, by W. F. Munro P. 200-2 Emigration. British Columbia Information for Emigrants. Gilbert M. . Sproat, 1873 EP. 12-4 Emigration. Baird's Slanders on Canada answered and refuted, 1859 ... .P. 128-11 Emigration. Canada : A brief outiine of her geographical position, productions, climate, «fee, 1857 P. 144-2-3 Emigration. Canada. An Essay, by J Sheridan Hogan, 1855.. .P. 23-3 and P. 48-2 Emigration. (Canada a field for), 1896 P. 385-12 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 75 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Emigration. Canada. A Geographical, Agricultural and Mineralogical Sketch by F. Sterry Hunt, 1865 EP. 5-3 Emigration. A statement of the satisfactory results which have attended emigration to Upper Canada, since the establishment of the Canada Company, 1841 P. 232-3 Emigration. Friendly advice to emigrants from Europe on their arrival in Canada, by an old country-man, 1834 ,., P. 161-3 Emigration. Great Dominion (The). An address by Edward Jenkins, 1875P. 118-9 Emigration. Information respecting the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada ; British American Land Company, 1835 P. 136-1 Emigration. Les Canadiens des Etats Unis ce qu'on perd à émigrer, par T. St. Pierre, 1893 P. 452-3 Emigration. Narrative of a voyage with a party of emigrants sent out from Sussex in 1834, to Montreal, «fee, from Hamilton to the township of Blandford where the families were settled, 1834 P. 78-1 Emigration. Practical information respecting New Brunswick, (fee, «fre, by the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company, 1843 P. 141-2 Emigration. Prince Edward Island. A brief but faithful account of this fine colony, by J. L. Lewellin, 1833 P. 218-1 Emigration. Remarks for Emigrants, by John J. E. Linton, 1847 P. 213-5 Emigration. A Sketch of Highlanders with an account of their early arrival in North America, 1843 P. 336-2 Emigration. (Thoughts on) Education, «fee, in a letter addressed to the Right Honourable Lord John Russell by a citizen, 1847 P. 19-14 Emigration to Canada. A brief outline of her geographical position, productions, climate, capabilities, «fee, 1861 EP. 9-1 Emigration and Quarantine. Acts concerning the Naturalization of Aliens, 1865 P. 450-6 Emigration. A Hand-book of information for intending emigrants to Canada, 1877 EP. 16-4 Emigration (Canada) and her resources. An Essay by Alexander Morris, 1855 , P. 47-1 Emigration. Canada as a Home. By John George Bourinot, 1882 P. 115-4 Emigration. Canada and Illinois Compared, being an answer to Caird's Slanders on Canada, 1859 P. 128-10 Emigration. Canada en Europe, par Benjamin Suite, 1873 P. 14-6 Emigration. Canada for the information of intending emigrants, 1864.... P. 128-12 EP. 13-7 Emigration. Canada Information for Emigrants, settlers, «fee Wm. McDougall, 1862 OP. 36-9 Emigration. Canada, its financial position and resources, by the Hon. Francis Hincks, M.P.P., 1849 P. 115-17 Emigration. Canada : Its Growth and Prospects. Two lectures by the Rev. Adam Lillie, 1852 P. 78-2 Emigration. Canada (Le) Courte Esquisse de sa Position Géographiques, Les productions, «fee EP. 5-2, P. 128-4 Emigration. Canada et l'Emigration Européenne, 1874 EP. 15-8 Emigration, Canada (le). Etendue, ressources, etc., 1885 EP. 28-3 Emigration. Canada, Memorandum by the Minister of the Interior, 1895.P. 409-3 Emigration, Canada, par G. Vikeman, Brussels, 1887 P- 301-8 Emigration. Canada, the place for the Emigrant, speeches delivered by Lord Duffierin during a tour in the summer of 1874 EP. 15-3 • Emigration. Canada vs. Nebraska. A refutation by David Gardiner, 1873 EP. 14-2 Emigration. Canadian Homes, by Maple Knot, 1858. P. 161-6 76 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Emigration. Canadiens-Français Emigrés, Discours aux, par Joseph Tassé, 1883 ! • EP. 5-11 Emigration. Canadian Guide, a book of reference, by Henri Lacroix P. 137-8 Emigration. Canadian Immigration in 1875. Report bv Edward Jenkins, Esq., M.P I P 181-11 Emigration. Climates, Productions and Resources of Canada, by J. Beaufort Hurlbert, 1872 EP. 11-7 Emigration. Counties of Nova Scotia : Condition and capabilities, by Joseph Outram, 1867 . EP 11-1 Emigration. Description of the Province of Nova Scotia, containing information of interest and value to intending emigrants, 1870 EP. 11-3 Emigration. Deutsche (der) in Canada, 1874 EP. 17-9 Emigration. District of Alberta, 1884 KP. 29-4 Emigration. Dominion of Canada. A Guide-book containing information for intending Settlers, 1883 EP. 9-3-4-6 Emigration. Dominion of Canada as it will appear to the members of the British Association for the Advancement of Science in 1884, by Joseph G. Colmer EP. 4-6 Emigration. Dominion von Canada Die Provinz Manitoba und die Nord- wesbichen Lândergebiete, 1880 EP. 7-1-2 Emigration. Dominion Canada. Ein Wegweiser fur Deutsche Einwanderer nach Canada, 1876 EP. 16-2 Emigration. Dominion of Canada, Eastern Townships. Information for intending Emigrants, 1879, 1881, 1882, 1883 EP. 18-4, EP. 5-5, EP. 5-6-7-8 Emigration. Dominion of Canada. Information for intending Emigrants, 1873 EP. 11-8-9-12, P. 18-5 Emigration. Dominion of Canada. Information for intending Emigrants, 1874 -. EP. 15-5 Emigration. The Dominion of Canada. The Province of Manitoba and North-west Territory, 1881 EP. 10-5 Emigration. Dominion of Canada, with particulars as to its extent, «fee ; also, Details of Home and Foreign Commerce, «fee Wm. J. Patterson, 1881 ,.. P. 89-7 Emigration. Einwanderung nach Manitoba. W. Wagner, 1872 EP. 11-9 Emigration from Europe during the present century ; Its causes and effects, by A. Jorgensen, 1865 EP. 13-4 Emigration to Canada. Chas. Foy, 1870 EP. 12-2 Emigration to the Province of Ontario, by John Carling, 1871 EP. 12-5 Emigration. English Emigration Mission Report, presented" to the meeting of subscribers, John H. Charnock, 1873 EP. 12-1 Emigration. Englishmen in Canada, (A Satire), by Mac, 1880 P. 57-9 Emigration. Esquisse sur la Gaspésie, par J. C. Langelier, 1884 P. 84-8 Emigration. Etats-Unis, Manitoba et Nord-Ouest, par N. E. Dionne, 1882.P. 238-3 Emigration. Etude sur les Territoires du Nord-Ouest du Canada, par J. C. Langelier, 1873 P. 13-5 P. 151-6 Emigration (The British). Farmer's and Labourer's Guide to Ontario EP. 6-3 Emigration. Facts for the information of intending Emigrants about the Province of New Brunswick, by Samuel Watts, 1870 EP. 14-4 Emigration. Farmer's, Miner's and Tourist's Guide to Manitoba, 1881. . .P. 143-10 Emigration. Fifteen years in Canada, by the Rev. William Haw, 1850... P. 116-5 P. 213-8 Emigration. France (La) et le Canada Français. Discours prononcés au Banquet donné le 18 novembre 1880, par. les citoyens de Montréal, à MM. Thors de Molinari et de La Londe EP. 5-13 LIST of pamphlets IN ARCHIVES 77 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. ^Emigration. Free Grant Lands of Canada, Muskoka and Parry Sound, by Thomas McMurray, 1871 EP. 12-6 Emigration. Further Letters furnished to the Department of Agriculture, by Miss Rye in rebuttal of Mr. Doyle's Report, 1875 P. 107-1 ^Emigration. Gross Mismanagement of Immigration in the hands of the Government in Quebec, exposed asd illustrated, by Hans Wilhelm Muller, 1873 , p. 17-1 Emigration. Guide Book, Ottawa, 1885 EP. 29-7 Emigration. Hints to Emigrants respecting North America, 1831 P. 161-2 Emigration. Hints on Emigration to Upper Canada, by Martin Doyle, 1831. EP. 6-1 Emigration. Industries and Manufactures compiled by H. B. Small, 1885.EP. 30-6 Emigration. Information for Emigrants to the British Colonies, issued by H. M. Emigration Commissioners, 1871 P. 17-2 Emigration. Information for Emigrants to the British Colonies, by the Colonial Office, 1880 | P. 141-6 Emigration. Information for intending Emigrants to Nova-Scotia, 1886. .P. 186-14 P. 301-7 IEmigration. Information for intending settlers on the Ottawa and Opeongo Road, by T. P. French, 1857 EP. 14-10 Emigration. Immigration in Quebec, by Hans Wilhelm Muller, 1873... .P. 181-10 Emigration. In the track of our Emigrants. The new Dominion as a Home for Englishmen, 1872 P. 25-1 Emigration. -Lake St. John and the Great North-East, 1883 P. 196-23 ^Emigration. Lectures on 'Canada, illustrating its present position and shewing forth its onward progress, etc., by the late Charles Bass, 1863.P. 198-3 Emigration. Letters from Canada, 1862 (?) P. 19-12 Emigration. Letters from Canada. Fredk. Algar, 1863 P. 128-9 ■ Emigration. Letters on Canada, by a Presbyterian Clergyman, John R. McCleery, 1874 P. 80-5 Emigration. List of Improved and Unimproved Lands in the Province of Ontario. John Carling, 1871 EP. 12-7 Emigration. Macdougall's Illustrated Guide, Gazetteer and Practical Hand-book for Manitoba and the North-west, 1882, 1883 EP. 10-7-8 Emigration. Manitoba and the Canadian North-west. Thomas Dowse, 1877 EP. 17-1 to 8 Emigration. Manitoba et le Nord-Ouest du Canada, ses ressources et ses avantages pour l'émigrant et le capitaliste, par Thomas Spence, 1874. .EP. 15-7 Emigration. Manitoba and the North-west of the Dominion, its ressources and advantages, «fee-, by Thomas Spence, 1871 EP. 2-2, EP. 14-2 EP. 15-6, EP. 19-8 Emigration. Manitoba, and the North-west. Notes of a visit, by C. A. Pringle, 1882 EP. 4-3 Emigration. Manitoba and North-west Territories. Letters by James Trow, M.P., 1878 EP. 16-5 Emigration. Manitoba and the North-west. The great wheat fields and stock-raising districts of Canada, 1881 P. 143-18 Emigration. (Marine and). Hospital Rules and Regulations of, 1854... .P. 342-10 Emigration. Mineral Resources of the Dominion of Canada, 1882 EP, 9-5 Emigration. Mineral Resources of the Dominion of Canada, 1885 EP. 30-2 Emigration. Muskoka and Lake Nipissing Districts. (Headed : ' Information for intending settlers.') 1880 EP. 6-2 Emigration. Narrative of a journey to Manitoba, by J. Y. Shantz, with an abstract of the Dominion Lands Act, «fee., 1873 EP. 11-10 P. 19-9 Emigration. New Brunswick, As a Home for Emigrants, by Hon. James Browne, 1860 EP. 14-7 !,.-:ii:(' 78 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Emigration. New Brunswick, As a Home for Emigrants, by W. R. M. Burtis, 1860 EP. 14-9 Emigration. New Brunswick, As a Home for Emigrants, by James Edgar, 1860 .... ;.EP. 14-6 Emigration. New Brunswick, As a Home for Emigrants, by J. V. Ellis, 1860 • ...EP. 14-5 Emigration. New Brunswick, As a Home for Emigrants, by William Till, 1860 EP. 14-8 Emigration. New Brunswick as a Home for the Farmer emigrant, 1884. . EP. 29-6 Emigration. Nord (Le) ou Esquisse sur la partie de la Province de Québec située au nord du fleuve Saint-Laurent entre l'Outaouais et le Labrador, par J. C. Langelier, 1882. EP. 5-9 Emigration. Nordwestern Canadas. Eine Aurede von Seiner Excellenz dem Marquis Von Lerne, 1882 EP. 7-4 Emigration. North-west, by Elie Tassé, 1882 EP. 10-9 Emigration. Notes on Gaspesia, 1885 EP. 31 Emigration. Francia Antica Colonia Francese Appello aile Classi Operaie, 1873 EP. 14-1 Emigration. Nouvelle France (La). Le Canada ancienne Colonie Française. Appel aux classes ouvrières, 1872. P. 1-6 Emigration. Nouvelle France (La) Le Canada. Appel aux Classes Nécessiteuses de France EP. 13-3 Emigration. Ontario as a Home for the British tenant farmer, 1886P.-180-17 «fe P. 200-8 Emigration. Ontario and Manitoba, by a Canadian who has visited Manitoba to discover the truth, 1870 P. 19-10 Emigration. Ontario (Province of). Map and general information, 1872.P. 137-8 Emigration. Our Great West. A lecture by Thomas White, jr, 1873... .EP. 11-4 P. 19-6 Emigration. (1) par G. Vekeman, 1884 EP. 28-1 Emigration. Percheronne au Canada pendant le 17e Siècle, par M. Léon de la Sicotière P. 255-5 Emigration. Petites notes sur le Canada, par Paul de Cazes, 1882 P. 333-3 Emigration. Plain facts from farmers in the Canadian North-west, 1885.P. 134-15 Emigration. Practical Hints from farmers in the Canadian North-west, 1885 P. 134-16 Emigration. Practical Hand-book and Guide to Manitoba and the Northwest ! P. 143-9 Emigration. Practical Hand-book and Guide to Manitoba and the Northwest, 1879 EP. 10-3 Emigration. Practical Hand-book and Guide to Manitoba, «fee, by Alexander Begg, 1877 P. 143-9 Emigration. Prairie Lands of Canada, «fee, by Thomas, Spence, 1879 EP. 18-1 Emigration. Prince Edward Island, information, 1883 P. 301-9 Emigration. Province of British Columbia, 1884 EP. 29-2 Emigration. Province of Manitoba and North-west Territory of the Dominion of Canada, 1876 EP. 16-13 <& EP. 18-2 Emigration. Province of Manitoba and North-west Territory of the Dominion of Canada. Information for emigrants, 1S78. EP. 10-2,EP. 16-1, EP. 15-1-2 Emigration. Province de Manitoba et Territoire du Nord-Ouest du Canada, 1878 EP. 18-3 Emigration. Province de Québec et l'Emigration Européenne, 1870.TP. 16-9 EP. 13-6 Emigration. Province of Nova Scotia, 1884 EP. 29-3 Emigration of New Brunswick, by Charles H. Lugrin, 18S6 P. 141-3 Emigration. Province of Quebec and European Emigration, 1870 EP. 13-5 Emigration. Puissance du Canada. Le Grand Occident Canadien, 1882..EP. 10-6 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 79 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 5-1 61-4 In Volume. Emigration. Relation d'un voyage à Manitoba, par J. Y. Shantz ; accompagnée d'une Analyse de l'Acte concernant les Terres de la Puissance, -fee, 1873 EP. 11-11 Emigration. Réponse à une adresse au sujet de l'Hôpital de Marine et des émigrés de Québec, 1851 P. 338-2 Emigration. Réponse. Enquête sur la conduite de C. E. Belle, 1874... .OP. 54 Emigration. Report (first) of the Special Committee appointed to inquire into the causes which retard the settlement of the Eastern Township of Lower Canada, 1851 EP. Emigration. Report on alleged exodus to Western United States at Port Huron, by John Lowe, 1884 OP. Emigration. Report on the Agricultural Capabilities of New Brunswick, by J. F. W. Johnston, 1850 OP. 40-2, P. 107-5 Emigration. Report on Canada and its agricultural resources, by William Fream, 1885 P. 141-8, EP. 30-4, EP. 30-7 Emigration. Report on the causes and importance of the emigration which takes place annually from Lower Canada to the United States, 1849. .P. 218-2 Emigration. Report of the Chief Agent for the Superintendence of Emigration, A. C. Buchanan, 1854-1863 OP. 36-2-3-5-7-8-10-11 Emigration. Report of the Honourable Attorney General (H. J. H. Clarke) of a Conference on Immigration, made to Lieutenant Governor Archibald, 1871 P. 143-1 Emigration. Report of the Joint Committee of both Houses, on Agriculture, Immigration and Colonization, 1871 EP. 11-2 Emigration. Report of the Select Committee of the Senate on tKe subject of Rupert's Land, Red River and the Northwest Territory, with ■ Minutes of Evidence, 1870 OP. 34-1 Emigration. Report of Special and Select Committees on Emigration, 1857, 1860, 1863 OP. 36-4, OP. 36-6, OP. 36-12 Emigration. Reports of Tenant Farmers' Delegates on the Dominion of Canada as a field for settlement, 1884 EP. 4-5 Emigration. Resources of the Ottawa District, 1872 EP. 11-6 Emigration. Saskatchewan Country of the Northwest of the Dominion of Canada, by Thomas Spence, 1877 EP. 1S-6 Emigration. Les principales causes, par C. E. Rouleau, 1896 P. 364-9 Emigration. Sketch on Gaspesia, by J. C. Langelier, 1884 P. 180-14 Emigration. Seme Plain Statements about Immigration and its.Results, by William J. Patterson, 1872 EP. 9-2, OP. 39-2 Emigration. Southern Manitoba and Turtle Mountain Country, 1880.... EP. 8-2 Emigration. Successful Emigration to Canada, by Prof. Henry Tanner, • 1885 T : '. . P. 144-13, EP. 30-5 Emigration to Canada and through it, by J. P. Sheldon, 1885 EP. 30-1 Emigration. Tour through Canada, 1884 P. 144-12 Tour through Canada in 1879, by Thomas Moore, to which is report on Manitoba, 1880.......'... EP. 10-4 Trip to the Dominion of Canada, by Hugh Fraser, 1883.... EP. 4-4 Two lectures on Canada, by Rollo Campbell, 1857 P. 75-8, P. 36-10 Useful and Practical Hints for the settler on Canadian Prairie Lands, &e, 1881 , EP. 8-3 Emigration. Views of members of the British Association and others, 1884.EP. 29-5 Emigration. 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Correspondence relating to the Fenian Invasion and the rebellion of the Southern States, 1869 OP. 38-6 Fenian Raid into Canada, at Fort Erie, June, 1866 P. 148-6 Fenians. Letters of John O'Connor, M.P., on Fenianism, 1870 P. 180-9 Fenian Raid of 1870, by reporters present P. 17-6 «fe P. 148-7 Fenian Raid. Open letter from Archbishop Taché to Hon. Gilbert McMicken, 1888 » p. 239-7 Fenian. The abortive Fenian raid on Manitoba, by Gilbert McMicken 1888 '.P. 205A16 Ferguson (Donald). Agricultural Education, Charlottetown, 1884 P. 148-3 Ferguson (Donald). Love of Country, 1885 p. 160-19 Ferguson (Dr.) Memorandum on Cholera, 1883. English and French.. .P. 385-6-7 Ferguson (C. F.) Speeches on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1884 P. 102-2 Ferguson vs. Gilman. Full and accurate report of the Slander case, 1853.P, 196-8 Ferland (J." B. A.) Notes sur les registres de Notre Daine de Quebec 1863 ;P.91_2 Feudal Rights and duties. Act of the abolition of, in Lower Canada, 1854.P. 371-5 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHTvES 83 8ES8IONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Few (A) Facts. Western Canada Immigration Board, 1896 P. 452-1 Fielding (Hon. W. S.) Budget Speech, 1897 P. 370-I " " 1898 P. 449-4 " " " 1900 P. 486-1 Diagrams of the trade, «fee, are attached to the speech. Field Naturalists Club, Ottawa. Transactions 1 to 7,1879 to 1886.. .P. 314-2 to 8 Financial and Departmental Commission. First report, May, 1863, with evidence, (fee Second report, February, 1864, with evidence (in French) OP. 11-1-2-3-4-5-6, OP. 12 Financial. Bank of England and the Act of 1844, by Sir Francis Hincks, 1873 P. 49-13 Financial. Banques d'épargnes scolaires, par Alphonse Gagnon, 1887.... P. 193-8 Financial Currency (The). What it is and what it should be, by Robert Davis, 1867 P. 28-9 Financial Difficulties of Lower Canada, 1824 P. 88-3 Financial Letter on the proposed new Colonial funding system, by William Bancks, 1836 P. 300-2 Financial. New Chapter added to Political Economy, pointing out 100 million dollars capital that may be made available to Canadian Industries by the establishment for Mortgage Bank of Issue. T. Galbraith, Port Hope, 1882 P. 86-9 Financial. Remarks on Currency and Banking, by Francis Hincks. 1876.P.49-14 Financial. Report of the Committee on Public Accounts, 1863 OP. 43-3 Financial. Report and proceedings of Committee on Banking and Cur- I rency, 1859 OP. 3-5 Financial. Report in the matter of the Division and adjustment of the Debts and Assets of Upper Canada and Lower Canada, by the Arbitrator, C. D. Day, 1870 P. 140-5 Financial. Report of the Legislature of Upper Canada on the Financial concerns of this Province (U.C.) with Lower Canada, 1821 P. 88-1 Financial. Report of the Select Committee to which was referred the subject of the Currency, 1835 P. 147-7, P. 149-9 Financial. 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Report of the joint commission relative to the preservation of the fisheries in waters contiguous to Canada and the United States, ^1897 P. 370-2 Fisheries, Report on the Fishery Articles of Treaties between Great Britain and the United States of America and questions arising out of the same, by W. F. Whitcher, 1870 P. 21-4 Fisheries. Report on the Herring Fishing Industry of Great Britain and Holland, by William Gunn, of Walkerton, and M. G. McLeod, of New Haven, N.S., 1889 P. 349-9 Fisheries. Report of the Sea and River Fisheries of New Brunswick, by M. H. Perley, 1852 P. 337-2 Fisheries. Report on the Newfoundland and Labrador Fisheries, 1875, by Captain Erskine, R.N OP. 62 Fisheries. Return of the correspondence between the Government of the Dominion and the Imperial Government, 1871, on the subject of the Fisheries OP. 59-7 Fisheries. Vide Newfoundland. — Fitzgerald (James). 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Lawyers and courts of Minnesota prior to and during its territorial period, 1896 P. 356-4cZ I Fleet (W. H.) How I came to be Governor of the Island of Cacona, by the Hon. Francis Thistleton, 1852 P. 10-2 I Fleming (Sandford). Canadian Pacific Railway circular to Engineering staff, 1880 p. 106-7 Fleming (Sandford). Canadian Pacific Railway. Instructions to the staff, "1875., ' P. 106-1 Fleming (Sandford). - Canadian Pacific Railway. Reports in reference to location of second section west of Red River, 1880 P. 106-3 Fleming (Sandford). - Canadian Pacific Railway, Reports and documents in reference to the location of the line and a western terminal harbour, 1878 OP 27-8 Fleming (S. H. Le.) Manuscripts, 1890 P. 414-20 Fleming (Sandford). Memorandum in respect to a scheme for completing a great Intercolonial and Transcontinental telegraph system by establishing an electric cable across the Pacific Ocean, 1882 P. Fleming (Sandford). 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Notes of a. journey through the interior of the Saguenay Country . P. 203E-1 Fletcher (E. Taylor). On the secular change of Magnetic declination in Canada from 1790 to 1850 % P. 203D-31 Fletcher (Mr. Justice). On the different modes of reducing the apparent distance between the Sun and Moon, «fee, for the purpose of ascertaining the longitude P. 203-C-12 Fletcher (James). Report of the Entomologist, 1884 OP. 46-1 Fletcher (E. Taylor). The lost island of Atlantis P. 203D-30 Fletcher (E. Taylor). The twenty years siege of Candia P. 203C-13 Fletcher (E. Taylor). The Kalevala or natural epos of the Finns P. 203E-4 Fletcher (James). Report of the Entomologist and Botanist for 1894.. . .P. 349-11 Fontaine (J. O.). Essai sur le mauvais goût dans la littérature canadienne, 1876 .... P 14-7 Fonseca (W. G.). St. Paul trail in the sixties P. 500-7 Fontaine (R. E.). Un Duel à Poudre, 1868 P. 28-2 Fontaine (R. E.). Un parti de tire rapporté par Pékin, 1871 P. 28-3 Fontaine, (J. O.). La Corvée des fileuses (Scène Acadienne) Conférence, 17 Dec. 1874 P 207-4 mi 86 CANADIAN ARCHTVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Foord (Arthur H.) Contributions to the micro-palseontology of the Cainbro- Siluria rocks of Canada P. 477-1 Ford (Paul). Our National Pie, Montreal, 1877 P. 221-6 Forests and Products. Rapport sur le commerce des bois, par William Quinn, 1861 OP. 60-7 Forests and Products. Collection of thé products of the forests and waters of Upper Canada, by J. B. Hurlbert, 1862 P. 196-11 Forests and Products. Catalogue des végétaux ligneux du Canada pour servir à l'intelligence des collections des bois économiques, -par l'Abbé Ovide Brunet, 1867 P. 12-9 Forests and Products. Report of the supervisor of cullers (William Quinn) on the lumber trade, 1861 '. P. 254-17 Forests and Products. Lumber trade of the Ottawa Valley, 1872 EP.9-7 Forests and Products. The timber supply question of the Dominion of Canada and the United States of America, by James Little, 1876... .P. 218-8 Forests and Products. Report of the argument submitted to the Honourable the Executive Council for the Province of Quebec, by Hon. L. Ruggles Church on presentation of a memorial respecting the vested rights of limit holders in their limits, 1880 P. 88-8 Forests and Products. Past, present and future sources of the timber supplies of Great Britain, by P. L. Simmond, 1884 P. 107-11 Forests and Products. Forêts du Canada et leurs produits, par H. B. . Small, 1885 EP. 28-5 Forests and Products. Canada Forests, «fee, by H. B. Small, 1884 P. 115-13 Forests and Products. Forest Fires and Forest Ranging, report by Aubrey White, 1886 P. 142-17 Forests and Products. Saw Dust Nuisance in the River Ottawa, by Antoine Ratté, 1886 P. 186-8 Forests and Products. 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OP. 59-1 Icelandic Settlements in Canada, by Sigti Jonasson. Manitoba Historical Society P. 500-10 Illinois. Campaign of George Rogers Clark, by.Dan B. Starkey, 1897. . .P. ~2 Illinois State Historical Library. The Territorial Records of Illinois..P. 517-2 Illinois State Historical Society. Transactions, 1901 P. 517-3 Illinois in the 18th century, by Edward G. Mason, 1881 P. 142-14 Illinois. State Historical Library Report P. 498-2 1 I I 1896 P. 308, A. 11 Immigration. A few facts about Manitoba, 1897 P. 370 10 Immigration. A mixed farming and mining country, 1897, by Isaac Corvie.P. 452-7 Immigration. Gold in grain, in cattle, in nuggets, 1897 B. 452-6 Immigration. Report and evidence before the Public Accounts Committee, 1891 P. 371.2 Immigration. Northern districts of Ontario, Canada P. 452-5 Immigration. Report of the Department of Agriculture and Immigration for Manitoba, 1895 p. 381-15 list of pamphlets IX archives 103 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Immigration. Western Canada, 1897. Manitoba, Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Eastern Canada, 1898 P. 452-9-10 Imperial Consolidation in commerce and defence, by Thomas Macfarlane, 1897 P. 503-3 Imperial Federation. Address by Arch. McGoun, jr., Montreal, 1884. . .P. 344-9 P. 115-11 Imperial Federation. Adjustable Federation, by W. D. Lighthall, 1888. .P. 257-4 Imperial Federation. Annexation, Independence and, facts and reflections on, by James Douglas ... P. 300-5 Imperial Federation. The Great game. A plea for a British Imperial Policy, by a British subject, with an introduction by a Canadian, 1875. P. 25-6 Imperial Federation and Parliamentary Reform. British Colonial World, . 1884 .*. p. 138-24 Imperial Federation, by the Right Hon. W. E. Foster, 1885 P. 132-10 Imperial Federation League. Expressions of opinion by public men,1885,P. 138-21 Imperial Federation. For closer union, by F. Blake Crofton, 1897 P. 355-19 Imperial Federation League in Canada, 1887 P. 216-13 Imperial Federation League in Canada. Speech at Paris, Ont., by A. McNeill, M.P., 1888 P. 216-14 Imperial Federation League. Report of the adjourned conference and of the first meeting of the League, 1884 P. 115-10 Imperial Federation. National Unity, by George Baden Powell, 1884. . .P. 132-9 Imperial Federation. Policy of Self Help. Suggestions towards the Consolidation of the Empire and the defence of its industries and commerce. Two Letters by W. Farrer Ecroyd, 1879 P. 60-8 Imperial Federation. Political Organization of the Empire, by Francis P. Labrilliére, 1881 P. 60-9 Imperial Federation. Report of the conference held July 29, 1884.P. 138-22, P. 115-9 Imperial Federation. Review of British Diplomacy and its fruits, by Robert G. Haliburton, 1872 P. 138-19 Imperial Federation. The Colonies and the Cannon Street meetings, 1870.P. 224-6- Imperial Federation. United Empire Paper read by Thomas Macfarlane, 1885, 1891 P. 257-15, P. 138-231 Imperial Unity League of Ottawa, 1899 P. 503-7 Imrie (Peter). Canadian Polities, 1882 P. 115-3- Independence, Annexation and Imperial federation facts and reflections on, by James Douglas P. 300-5 India. Rainfall and climate, by Sir Joseph Fayrer P. 477-1 Index Polémique, 1870 P. 151-2 Pour la premiere lecture vide P. 153-11 Index to Periodicals, 1891 P. 277 and 277a Indiana. Historical Society, St. Joseph, Kankakee, Portage P. 498-3 Glacial Phenomenon P. 498-4-. Supreme Court P. 498-5 Indian. A Cry from the Saskatchewan, 1885 P. 302-3 Indian. Catalogue of a few remarkable coincidences, <fec, which induce a belief of the Asiatic Origin of the North American Indians, by Major" Mercer, R.A P. 203A45 Indians. Copie d'une lettre escrite, par le Père Jacques Bigot l'an 1684 pour accompagner un collier, 1858 P. 21 la-7 Indians. Aborigines of the North-West, by Frank Taylor Terry P. 459-5 Indians. Aborigines of the Ohio Valley, by William Henry Harrison, 1883,P. 229-10 Indians. Abrégé de la Mission de Quenté P. 203N-2 Indians. Account of the four Indian Princes lately arrived from North America, 1710 P 268"& 1 104 canadian archives 3-4 edward vii.. a. 1904 In Volume. Indians. Account of the opening of a new mission to the Indians of the diocese of Huron, Canada P- 160-12 Indians Administration in the North-West, 1886 P. 346-17 Indians. Appeal to the Montreal Conference and the Methodist Church generally, by Rev. John Borland, against charges by Rev. William Scott in respect to the Oka Indians, 1883 ' P. 144-9 Indian (David Boyle), Archaeological report (Indian remains), Canadian Institute, 1886-7 P 227-15 Indians. Assumptions of the Seminary of St. Sulpice to be the owners'of the Seigniory of the Lake of Two Mountains, <fee, exposed and denounced by Rev. Jolin Borland, 1872 P 144-8 Indians. Catéchisme Algonquin avec Syllabaire et Cantiques, 1865 P. 122-3 Indians. Contribution to a Proper Understanding of the Oka Question, by Beton, 1879 P. 48-7, P. 91-8 Indians. Esquisse d'une grammaire delà Langue Innok, par V. Henry, 1878,P. 125-2 Indians. Experience of five Christian Indians of the Pequod Tribe, published by William Apess, 1837 P. 216-3 Indians (Facts on the) respecting Indian Administration in the North-West. P. 198-7 Indians. Fort Wayne, Manuscript containing Indian Speeches and a Treatise on Western Indians, edited by W. Beck with, 1S83 P. 229-11 Indians. Grammar of the Huron language, by a missionary of the village of Huron Indians at Lorette, near Quebec P. 203 B 7 Indians. Guerre au Canada publié par les classes ouvrières de Montréal, 1881 P. 190-12 Indians. Histoire de l'Eau-de-vie en Canada, 1705 P. 152-1 Indians. Histoire de l'Eau-de-vie en Canada P. 203 T-8 Indians in New England. The day breaking if not the rising of the Gospel , with the, 1865 .' P. 348-1 Reprint from edition of 1647. Indians. Iowa Indians. The first at Montreal, by Edward D. Neill P. 368-12 Indians, Iro'quoise (L') de Caughnawaga, par H. Emile Chevalier, 1858 P. 3-3 , Indians. Jesuit Missions among the Cayugas, 1656-1684. also an account of the Sulpitian Mission among the Cayugas about Quinte Bay in 1668.P. 209-1 Indians. Jesuit Missions among the Senecas, Cayuga Historical Society,No. 3, 1884 P. 209A Indians.. Journal de la guerre du Micissippi contre les Chicachas en 1739, et finie en 1740 P. 211A-1 Indians. Journal of Lieut. John L. Hardenbergh, May 11 to October 3, 1779, in General Sullivan's campaign against the Western Indians. Cayuga Historical Society P. 209-2 Indians. Journal of several visits to Indians on the Kennebec River, by Rev. Joseph Baxter of Medfield, Mass., with notes by Rev. EUas Mason, 1867 P. 215-12 Indians. Journey across the Continent of North America by an Indian Chief, about the middle of last century, as taken from his own mouth, and reduced to writing by M. LePage du Pratz, communicated by Andrew'Stuart ".P. 203A-12 Indians. Jugement erroné de M. Ernest Renau sur les langues sauvages, par N. O. (J. A. Cuoq p. 228-4 Indians. Indian Legends, by Rev. J. I. Hindley. 1885 P. 216-1 Indians. Lettre du Père Charles L'Allemant où sont contenus les mœurs et façons de vivre des sauvages, -fee, 1627 P. 126-5 Indians. Life of Ma-Ka-Tai-She-Kia-Kiak or Black Hawk, 1834 P. 332-1 Indians. Livres Sauvages, 1857, Lovell P. 155-1 «i n 1844, Frechette P. 155-2 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IK ARCHIVES 105 [SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Indians. (Canadian). Medals awarded to, by R. W. McLachlan, 1899.. .P. 503-16 Indian. Memorial of Sa-Sa-Na, the Mohawk Indian P. Ao^-13 [ndians. Memorial of the Chippeway tribe of Indians praying that they may be allowed to form themselves into one tribe as they were prior to 1831, and to hold their lands, &e, in common, 1871 P. 161-9 ndians. Mémoire sur les difficultés entre MM. les Ecclésiastiques du Séminaire de St. Sulpice de Montréal et certains Indiens de la .Mission d'Oka, Lac des Deux-Montagnes, 1876 P. 91-7 Kndian. Mishiniigin. Livre de Messe en langue sauvage, 1852. , P. 122-4 Kndians. Missions de la Colonie Huronne et la colonie Iroquoise, 1861.. . .P. 2116 IIndians. Monographie des Déné Dindjié par le R. P. E. Petitot, 1876... .P. 125-1 IIndians (Moravian). Founding of their mission oh the River Thames P. 269-3 Indians. Narré du voyage fait pour la Mission des Abnaquiois, (fee, par Gabriel Dreuillette P. 211 d-3 Indians. Narrative Visit of the Governor General and the Countess of Dufferin to the Six Nation Indians, 1885 P. 136-11 IIndians. Notes of diseases among the Indians frequenting York Factory, Hudson's Bay, by Percy W. Mathews, 1885 P. 136-15 Cndian. Notes sur de Vieux Manuscrits Abénakis, par Charles Gill, 1886.P. 222-7 IIndians of the Lake of Two Mountains and the Seminary of St. Sulpice, 1878 (?) P. 144-10 IIndians of New York, by Hon. Elliot Danforth, 1894 P. 356-U Indians, Oka. Petition of the Iroquois and Algonquin Indians and others.P. 144-7 Indians. Origin of the Aborigines of Canada, by Prof. J. Campbell P. 203 H-3 IIndians. Part of the New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ translated into the Chippewa tongue by Peter Jones, 1829 P. 49-2 [Indians. Quelque Particularitez du Pays des Hurons en la Nouvelle France remarquée, par le Sieur Gendron, 1660 P. 211 d-9 IIndians. Relation de la Mission Abnaquise par le P. Jacques Bigot, 1865,P. 211 d-5 I Indians. Remarks on the Indians of North America in a letter to an Edinburgh Reviewer, 1822 : P. 49-1 [Indian Sayenqueraghta the King of the Senecas, by George S. Conover, 1885,P. 302-16 [Indian. Seneca Indian Villages, by G. S. Conover P. 302-18 [Indian. Sketches of the Tête de Boule Indians, River St. Maurice, by J. Adams P. 203B-3 IIndians. Tenth Report on the North-western tribes of Canada, 1895 P. 347-7 [Indians. The Abenaki Indians; their treaties of 1713 and 1717 and a vocabulary, by Frederic Kidder, 1859 P. 216-5 Indians. The Aborigines of Canada under the British Crown, by William Clint P. 203 G-8 ' Indians. The Illinois and Indiana Indians, by Hiram W. Beckwith, 1884 .P. 229-12 Indians. The language of the Dakota or Sioux, by F. L. O. Roehring, 1872.P. 367-1 j Indians. The Indian of New England and tbe North-eastern Provinces, with vocabularies, 1851 P. 216-4 Indians. The New England, a bibliographical survey, 1630-1700, by Justin Winsor, 1895 ' P- 350-18 ! Indians. The use of Maize by Wisconsin, by Gardner P. Stickney, 1897.. .P. 459a-3 ! Indian War. French and, 1760. Journal kept by Serjeant David Holden, 1889 • .P. 310-1 Indians. Rapport des Commissaries Spéciaux le 8 de Septembre, 1856, pour s'enqéurir des Affaires des Sauvages in Canada OP. 38-3 Industries. Industrial Canada. The duty of development and how to accomplish it, by A. Baumgarten, 1876'. P. 343-11 P. 20-4 Industries. Labour and Capital. How to unite them and produce universal Industry and Prosperity, by F. P. MacKelcan, 1872 P. 27-11 Industries. Londonderry Iron Mines, 1857 P- 114-15 106 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Industries. Projet pour l'établissement d'une sucrerie de Betteraves au Canada, par Emile Bonnemart, 1872 P. 22-11 Industries. Rapport du Comité Spécial pour prendre en consideration les meilleurs moyens de développer l'Industrie dans cette province, 1872. .P. 13-13 Industries. Short Treatise on the milk weed or silk weed and the Canadian nettle viewed as Industrial Resources, by Alexander Kirkwood, 1867 , P H7-12 Influence of College. Inspiration on after life, by Horatio Rogers, 1898.P. 440-5 Ingall (Lieut.) Remarks on the district traversed by the St. Maurice expedition in the summer of 1829 P. 203 B-2 Ingall (Lieut.) Remarks on the country lying between the Rivers St. Maurice and Saguenay, 1831 P. 203 B-9 Inglis (Right Rev, Charles). First Bishop .of Nova Scotia, by Bishop Perry of Iowa (parts 1 to 4) P. 246-1 to 5 See also P. 246-9 Inhabitant of the Province. Sketches of New Brunswick containing an account of the first settlement, &c, 1825 P. 141-1 Inland Revenue. Returns and Statistics, July to December, 1875........ OP. 22-11 International Coal Mining Co. - Reports, 1866. Charter, 1866 P, 179-17 Intercolonial Railway in connection with a harbour at Rimouski, 1869.. .P. 260-3 Intercolonial Railway. The genesis of its bridges, 1875 P. 349-4 International Gold Mining Co., prospectus, 1863 P, 179-9 , Interprovincial Conference at Quebec, Oct. 1887 , P. 227-16 In French P. 228-14 Invasion of Canada. Invasion of Quebec, 1775. See American Revolutionary War. Insanity. Report of the Medical Superintendent of Nova Scotia Hospital for the Insane, 1872 P. 378-10 1884 P. 378-11 Insects of Canada, 1883 P. 274 Insurance'. Report of the Second Annual Meeting of the Provincial Mutual and General Insurance Co., 1851 P. 221-7 Insurance. Report, <kc, of the First Annual Meeting of the Provincial Mutual Insurarice Company, 1850. . . ■* P. 232-9 Second, third and fifth meetings P. 232-10-11-12 Instruction. Manuel des notions utiles, par Jacques Crémazie, 1852 P. 333-5 Insolvency. Fallacy of Insolvency Laws and their baneful effects, 1888. .P. 232-15 Inverness Railway, Cape Breton, by P. K. Hyndman, 1890 P. 385-3 Inventaire. Sommaire des Archives de la Navire, 1882 P. 311-6 Ireland and the Empire. A speech, by Nicholas Flood Davin, 1885 P. 366-12 Ireland. Report of Deputy Keeper of Records, 1884-1885. Ireland. Speech of the Earl of Clare on the motion of the Earl 1798 P. 417-1-2 Df Mc . P. 297-5 Irish Protestant Benevolent Society of Montreal. Report, 1889 P. 307-9 Iroquois Confederacy. Consolidation of, by James Douglas, 1897 P. 438-7 Irrigation and Canadian irrigation surveys. 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Commission de s'enquérir de certaines accusations contre l'élection d'un député, 6 juin, 1884 Jago (William). Confidential report on the wheat and flour supply of the United Kingdom, 1885 Jamaica Exhibition, 1891 James (C. C). A Bibliography of Canadian Poetry, 1899 James (Edmund J.). Address before the American Bankers' Association 1891 P. 147-2 OP. 50-3 OP. 61-8 P. 38-4 OP. 52 P. 142-15 P. 313B-7 P. 460-1 P. 250-12 Japan. Sketch of the life of Date Masamune and an account of his embassy to Rome, by C. Merriwether, 1892 P. Jarvis (The) Letters, by Miss M. A. Fitzgibbon P. Jarvis (J. B.). Report relative to the survey of the proposed Caughnawaga Canal, 1855 OP. 17-1 Jay (John). The Fisheries Dispute, a letter to the Hon. W. M; Evarts, 1887 P. Jenkins (Edward). Canadian Immigration in 1875. Report P. Jenkins (Edward). The Great Dominion, 1875. . .• P. Jephson (Alfred R. N.). Ostrich farming at the Cape of Good Hope.... P. Jeunes (les Barbares) par Arthur Buies P. Jessup (Hon. William). 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Relation de ce qui s'est passé de plus remarquable aux missions d»s Pérès de la Compagnie de Jésus en la Nouvellé-Fran -e les années 1.672 et 1673, par le R. P. Claude Dablon P. 2116-1 Jesuits. Relation des affaires du Canada en 1696 et des Missions jusqu' en 1702 P. 2Ud-i Jesuits. Relation de sa captevité parmi les Onneionts en 1690, par le R. P. Pierre Milet P. 211c?-2 Jesuits. Relation ou Journal du voyage du R. P. Jacques Gravier, en 1700 depuis le pays des Illinois jusqu' à l'embrochure du Mississippi P. 211œ-2 Jekuits. Their apologists and their enemies. A lecture by Rev. M. J. Whalen, 1889 P 227-9 Jesuits. The Jesuit Order, or an infallible Pope who being dead, speaketh about the Jesuits. Sermon by Rev. J. .1. Ray, 1889 P. 227-12 Jesuit Teaching on the, Ten Commandments, by J. Beaufort Hurlbert, 1890 P 244-2 Jesuits. Trois Apôtres de la Nouvelle-France ses Rev. Perés Jean de Brebeuf, Isaac logues et G. Lalemant, par le Rev. P. Fred. 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Draper (Q.C.) at the Bar of the Legislative Assembly of Canada in defence of the chartered rights of the University of King's College, 1843 P. 67-3, P. 507-2 King's College. Origin History and Management of the University of King's College, 1844 p. 94.5 King's College, and Upper Canada College. Final report, 1848. 'Sessional Papers (EEE), Vol. 4 King's College, Windsor, N.S. Calendar, 1885-6-7-8 P. 309-5-6 and P. 279 King's College and episcopate in Nova Scotia, plan submitted by Lord Dorchester in 1783 p. 281B-6 Kings County (N.Y.) Genealogical Club collections, Nos. 1 to 4, 1882, P. 250-7 to 10 Kingsford (William). The Victoria Bridge, 1859 P. 112-1 Kingsford (William). Correspondence respecting the Grand Trunk Railway Co., 1872 .'p. 130-5 Kingsford (William). A Canadian political coin, 1874 P. 55-11 Kingsford and Sir H. Langevin. A memo for the historian of the future, by William Kingsford, 1882 , p. 346-8 Kingsford (William).. Mr. Kingsford and Sir H. Langevin, C.B. The case considered with official correspondence, 1882 P. 93-5 Kingsford (William). Translation of address by Abbé Laflamme, 1891. .P. 347-1 Kingsford (Dr.) Reply to the strictures on Volume VII of the " Historv of Canada" ".P. 370-3 Kingsford (R. E.) Some lessons to be learned from the American Civil War. Canadian Military Institute, 1895 P. 347-11 Kingsmill (G. R.) See John Lowe.- P. 311-13 Kingsmill (Colonel). The Greenwood tragedy. Three addresses delivered to the prisoners in Toronto gaol, 1864 P. 139-25 Kings Mountain. Cartel of Capt. Abraham de Peyster, 1780 P. 231-14 King's Mountain. The Battle or affiair of, 7th October, 1780, address by General J. Watts de Peyster, 1881 P. 231-15 Kingston and the Loyalists of 1783, by Walter Bates P. 269-2 Kippewa. Colonisation du Lac Kippewa, et du Lac Temiscamingue, 1888, P. 306-16 Kirkjwood (A.) Flax and Hemp, (1866 ?) P. 117-11 Kirkwood (A.) A short treatise on the milkweed or silkweed, and the Canadian nettle, viewed as industrial resources, 1867 P. 117-12 Kirkwood (A.) Algonquin Forest and Park. Letter to Hon. T. B. Pardee, 1886 P. 229-3 Kirwan (M. W.) Lecture in Reply to Reverend Mr. Bray on the " Romish Church," 1877 P. 4-5 Knight (Thomas F.) Shore and deep sea Fisheries of Nova Scotia, 1867. . .P. 366-7 Klondyke. Gold Fields, by R. G. McConnell, 1900. Map attached P. 486-6 Klondyke and Yukon reports, by William Ogilvie and others, 1897, 1898, P. 424 Knox (William). Extra Official State papers addressed to the Rt Hon. Lord Rawdon, «fee, 1789 P. 444-1 L. Labelle (Curé) Au Nord. Brochure accompagnée d'une carte géographique, 1883 EP. 5-10 Labërge. Biographie par P. A. J. Voyer, 1-883 P. 344-5 Labillière (François P.). The political organisation of the Empire, 1881.P. 60-9 Labrador. Notes on the coast of Labrador, by Samuel Robertson P. 203C*5 Labrador. Journal of a voyage of visitation in the " Hawk " church ship, 1850 P 353-6 112 canadian archives 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Labrador. Sailing directions for the island of "Newfoundland and the adjacent coast of Labrador, 1862 P- 335-2 Labrador. Vide Esquimaux Bay P. 203C-9 Labrador. Letters to the Right Hon. E. G. S. Stanley on fishery treaties, by George R. Young, 1834 P. 337-1 Labrador. History of the missions of the Church of the United Brethren in, 1871 ' P. 444-3-4 Labrie (Jacques). Les premiers rudimens de la constitution Britannique, 1827 i P 62-12, P. 127-6] Labrie (Le Dr Jacques) par l'Abbé Auguste Gosselin, 1898 P. 392-4 Laboule (Joseph Stephen). Claude Jean Allouez, the apostle of the Ottawas, 1897 , P. 459A-6 Lachlan, (Major R.). A retrospective glance at the progressive state of the Natural History Society of Montreal, 1852 P. 95-2 La Corne (Saint Luc). Journal du voyage dans la navie l'Auguste en l'an 1761 j. P. 76-1 La Coste. Vide Hamel et Lacoste Plaidoyers P. 304C Lacroix (Henry). The man of faith, 1866 P. 137-9 Lacroix (Henry). Coup d'Œil sur l'homme et sa Chute, 1866 P. 137-10 Lacroix (Henry). Excursions in the Holy Land of Thought, 1867 P. 137-13 Lacroix (Henry). The present*and future of Canada, 1867 P. 137-11 Lacroix (Henry). Opuscule sur le présent et l'avenir du Canada, 1867 .. P. 137-2, P. 137-lî Lacroix (Henry). The un-Pacific Scandal at the Custom House of Montreal, 1873 P. 385-2, P. 19-1 Lacroix (Henry). Flying trip to the Modern America Baby-Lon-Don,1868.P. 137-14 Lacroix (Henry). Canadian Guide and Book of Reference, 1873 P. 137-8 Lac Saint-Jean. Chemins de Colonisation de Quebec au Lac Saint-Jean, par Charlevoix, 1869 , P. 256-6 Lac St. Jean. Le chemin de fer du 1882 P. 153-13 Lac Saint-Jean. La Contrée du P. 228-19 Lac Saint-Louis. Les Anciens Postes du, par Désiré Girouard, 1895 P. 347-10 LaDurantaye (Dame A. Morel de). Banishment and removal of the Acadians by the cruelty and unfeeling tyranny of England, 1886. French and English P. 193-7 Laflamme (Abbé). Age du Sault-Montmorency. Conférence à l'Institut Canadien, 1879 P. 207A-1Ï Laflamme (Abbé J. C. K.). Le Canada d'autrefois. Esquisse géologique à l'Institut Canadien, 1882 P. 207B-12 ; Laflamme (Abbé J. C. K.). Address before the Royal Society, 1891 P. 347-1 La Famille Girouard en France, par Désiré Girouard, 1902 P. 515-4-5 Lafléch (Louis V. G.) Ceremonies, 1861 P, 11-1 Lafléche (Mgr. L. F.) Réponse aux remarques de M. l'Abbé Verreau sur le ' Mémoire appuyant la demande d'une école normale dans la ville des Trois-Rivières,' 1881 P. 155-12 Lafleur (Théo.) La Vraie source du mal, ou encore la question de l'université Laval, 1884 p. 223-5 LaFontaine (L. H.) Notes sur l'Inamovibibté des curés dans le Bas-Canada, 1837 P. 192-1 Lafontaine (Sir L. H.) De la famille des Lauson. Société Historique de 1859 p. 204-2 LaFontaine (L. H.) Les Deux Girouettes. 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The international boundary between Lake Superior and Lake of the Woods, by U. S. Grant, 1895 P. 356 3a Lake St. John and the Great North-East, 1883 P. 196-22 Lake St. Peter. Report of the Board of Engineers as well as that of W. E. Logan upon the survey of Lake St. Peter, 1850 P. 216-2, P. 230-3 Lake Superior. Development of trade on, and its tributaries during the French régime, by Edward D. Neill , P. 368-4 Lake Superior. Sieur de la Ronde, the first navigation of, by Edward 1>. Neill P. 388-7 Lake Superior. The international boundary between, and the Lake of the Woods, by Ulysses S. Grant, 1895 P. 356 3a * Lallemant (Charles). Copie de trois lettres escrittes es années 1625 et 1626 P. 126-3 Lallemant (Charles). Relation de ce qui s'est passé en la Nouvelle-France, 1626 P. 126-4 Lallemant (Charles). Lettre où sont contenues les mœurs et façons de vivre des sauvages habitans de ce pays, 1627 P. 126-5 Lallemant (Charles). Lettre envoyée de Bordeaux datée du 22 Novembre 1629 P. 126-6 Lalemant (le P. Gabriel) par le P. Fred. Bouvier, 1891 P. 262-3 Lambe (Lawrence M.) Canadian Palaeontology, 1899 P. 486-5" Lambe (W. B.) Duties on successions in the Province of Quebec, 1896. French and English P. 355-14-15 Lamothe (Guillaume). St. Alban's Raid. Investigation into the charges against Lamothe P. 343-4 Landon (Henry, M.D.) The fearful condition of the Church of England in the County of Huron S P. 139,27 Land (Robert). U. E. Loyalist, by John H. Land P. 519-1 Land Limitation movement in tbe Wisconsin, by John Goadby Gregory.. .P. 459 A-4 Land Transfer reform, by J. Herbert Mason, 1890 P. 507-10 Land Law Amendment Association, Prospectus and constitution, 1883.. . .P. 369-11 Landmarks, Wentworth, by various authors, 1897 P. 442-1 Land Surveyors, Ontario. Proceedings, 1898, Toronto .P. 448-7 Third annual meeting, 1895 P. 386-14 Proceedings, 1897 P. 377-7 Land Titles. Letter on the bill for quieting titles to real estate in Upper Canada to Hon. John A. Macdonald, by Hon. Oliver Mowat, 1865 P. 345-6 Lane (William Coolidge). First report as librarian of Harvard University, 1898 ' ..... P. 440-3 Lang (Rev. G.) Pastoral address at the close of a ten years ministry in St. Andrew's Church, 1881 P. 375 B-21 Langelier (Hon. F.) Budget Speech, 22nd July, 1879 , P. 17 A-10 18—H 114 CANADIAN ARCHIVES OP. 48-3 27-1 76-7 236-6 24-1-2-3-4 238-2 346-8 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Langeliek. (J. C.) Etude sur les Territoires du Nord-Ouest du Canada, 1873, • P. 151-6, P 13-5 Langelier, (F.) Lettres sur les affaires municipales de la Cité de Québec, 1868. P 157-3 Langelier (J. C.)La nécessite et la possibilité d'un chemin de fer de Québec • au Lac St. Jean, 1873 P. 44-4 Langelier (J. C.) Le Nord, ou esquisse sur la partie de la Province de Québec située au nord du fleuve Saint-Laurent, entre l'Outaouais et le Labrador, 1882 EP 5-9 Langelier (J. C.) Sketch on Gaspesia, Quebec, 1884 P. 180-14 Langelier (J. G) Esquisse sur la Gaspésie (deux cartes), 1884 P. 84-8 Langelier (J. G) Le bassin méridional de la Baie d'Hudson, 1887 P. 228-20 Langevin Block. Report and evidence before the Public Accounts Committee, 1891 . P 371-3 Langevin (Edouard J.). Return of the elections to the House of Commons, 1867 : OP. 18-4, Langevin (Jean, Prêtre). L'Historié du Canada en tableaux, 1865 P. 3rd edition, 1869 P. Langevin (Jean, Prêtre). Réponses aux programmes de pédagogie et d'agriculture, 1862 P. Langevin (H. L.) British Columbia, Ottawa, 1872. English and French.OP. Langevin (Hon. H. L.) Lettres par J. Israël Tarte, 1880 P. Langevin (Sir H.) Mr. Kingsford and a memoir for the historian of the future by William Kingsford, 1882 P. Langevin (H. L.) Speech on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1880 P. 65-7 Langevin (H. L.) Toronto Harbour, 1881 OP. 41-1 Langhorn (Rev. John). In Ontario Historical Society, 1898, Toronto..... P. 460-2 Langlade (Charles,). First Settler of Wisconsin, by Montgomery E. Mcintosh, 1896 P. 459-9 Langton (John). On the age of timber trees, and the prospects of a continuous supply of timber in Canada P. Langton (John). Note on an incident of early Canadian History, 1863-4..P. Langton (John). On the measurement of heads in ethnological investigation P. Langton (John). Early French settlements in America P. Langton (John). On some early records of the magnetic declination in North America P. Langton (John). The Census of 1861 P. Langton (John). Statement made before the Committee of the Legislative Assembly on the University of Toronto. P. 94-6 Lanthier (J. P.) Adresse à tous les électeurs du Bas-Canada, sur le choix de leurs représentans à l'élection prochaine, par un habitant, 1827 .... P. 15-2 Lantier (J. P.). Canal des Cèdres. Etude, 1873 P. 155-13 Lantier (J. P.). Coteau Landing and Cascades Bay, 1874 P. 136-10 Larerrière (Aug.). Decisions of the Speakers, 1841 to 1872, and appendix containing decisions on election petition recognizances, 1872 P. 335-3 Laperrière (Aug.). Les Pauvres de Paris, 1877 P. 156-14 Laperrière (Aug.). Monsieur Toupet ou Jean Bellegueule, 1884 P. 153-3 Lareau (Edmond). Mélanges historiques et littéraires, 1877 P. 74-3 Lareau (Edmond). Libéraux et Conservateurs, 1879 P. 228-6 Laroche-Héron (C. de). Les servantes de Dieu en Canada, 1855., P. 31 -1 Larochelle (L. N.). Chemin de Lévis et Kennebec, 1877 P. 256-8 Larocque (F. Ant.). Vide Pothier. 1830 P. 147-5-6 Laroque (C., Prêtre). Notice biographique sur Mgr. J. J. Lartigue, premier évêque de Montréal, 1841 P. 23-16 LaRue (F.A.H.). Thèse pour le doctorat en médecine. Du Suicide, 1859.P..155-11 203D-3 203D-17 203D-40 203F-7 203D-32 203D-20 list of pamphlets in archives 115 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. LaRue (Dr. F. A. H.). Vide Note to " Le Défricheur de Langue", 1859.. P. 14-25 LaRue (F. A. H.). Éléments de Chimie et de physique agricoles, 1868:. .P. 1-9 LaRue (F. A. H.). Eloge funèbre de M. l'abbé L. J. Casault, premier Recteur de l'Université Laval, 1863 ....-., ; b P. 1-1 LaRue (F. A. H.). Réponse au Mémoire de MM. Brousseau Frères, 1862.P. 222-1 LaRue (Hubert). Les corporations religieuses catholiques de Québec, 1870-1876 P. 31-2, P. 118-2 LaRue (Hubert). Petite grammaire Française, Québec, 1880 P. 190-10 LaRue (Hubert). Petite Histoire des Etats-Unis, 1880 P. 190-9 LaRue (Hubert). Petit Manuel d'Agriculture, 1870, 1872 P. 158-5 LaRue (Hubert). Rapport sur le concours d'Agriculture à l'Institut Canadien, 1878 P. 1-7, P. 207A-12 IÉÉiIH LaRue (Hubert). Rapport sur le concours d'Agriculture, 1879. .......P. 120-11 'LaRue (Hubert). Voyage sentimental sur la rue Saint-Jean, Québec, 1879 P. 97-8 Larned (J. N.). Report on the state of trade between the United States and British possessions in North America P. 105-1 La Sabretache (Carnet de). 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Découverte du tombeau de Champlain, 1866.. P. 76-2 Laverdière (Abbé). Samuel de Champlain, 1877 P. 98-3 Lawrence (J. W.) A letter on the Intercolonial Railway, 1867 P. 118-11 Lawrence (J. W.) A minority report on the proposed Baie Verte' Canal, 1876 P. 219-1 Leblanc (Ov.) Lettre à l'hon. Jean Chabot, commissaire en chef des travaux publics, 1854 P. 23-9 Leclero (Georges). Rapport sur l'école d'agriculture de Ste. Anne, 1865.P. 159-11 Leolerc (Abbé N. A.) Catéchisme d'agriculture, Québec, 1869 P. 32-12 Lecture Course p. 491-6 Leech (D. D. T.) The Post Office Department of the United States of America, its history, &c p. 123-2 Lee (Thomas, junr). Proceedings in the House of Assembly, on his bill to make turnpike roads in the vicinity of Quebec, 1815. French and English P. 227-1-2 Lee (Capt. A. H.) The solving of tactical schemes, &c, 1893 P. 306-13 Lee (Capt. A. H.) Waterloo, Napoleon's last campaign, 1895-6 P. 355-4 Leeds, Manuscript of the Duke of, 1888 p. 414-13 Leeds Mining and Smelting Co. Reports, &c, 1863 p. 178-7 Lefaivre (A.) Conférence sur la littérature canadienne, 1877 P. 195-9 Lefaivre (Albert). Griienwald. Réminiscences d'Allemagne, 1878. ... P. 207, A-9' Lefaivre (Albert). Stratowich, Esquisse Autrichienne, 1870 P. 207, A-l 5 Lefoy (A. H. F.) The Lawyer's Statutory Record, 1889 P. 232-16 Legal. ' Addenda to the factum of W. Power, circuit judge, 1853 P. 221-11 w LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 117 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Legal. Analyse des Lois d'Enregistrement comprenant le chapitre 37 et les Sections 7 et 8 du Chapitre 36 des statuts Refondus pour le Bas- Canada, &c, par J. A. Hervieux, 1864 P. 1-4 Legal. Analytical Index to the Civil Code of Lower Canada, 1867 P. 13-4 Legal. A narrative and exposure of the evil of secret indictments by Grand Juries, by Ashley Hibbard, 1866 . P. 260-1 Legal. Answer to an Introduction to the observations made by the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas-on the Investigation into the Administration of Justice in Quebec, with remarks on the Law and Government of the Province, 1790 P. 23-20 Legal. Answers of thé Judges as to the Jurisdiction and Practice of the Division Courts, 1879 P. 131-6 Legal. Articles in the Court of Chancery and the fusion of law and equity, by Richard Snelling, 1871 | P. 198-6 Legal. Beauties of the Administration of the Law in Quebec , P. 95-4 . Legal. Case argued and determined in the Court of King's Bench for the district of Quebec, 1810 P. 341-1 Legal. Certaines attestations dédiées au jury éclairé qui a décidé la cause de Gugy vs. Brown , P. 193-3 Legal. Code rural îédigé par Jos. Frs. Perrault, 1832 P. 159-1 Legal. Complaint to the Council of the Quebec Bar against Messrs. Andrews, Caron and Andrews, 1877 P. 57-2 Legal. Connolly vs. Woolrich. 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Our National Pie, by Paul Ford P. 221-6 Political. Overture de la campagne electoral discours par l'hon. Honoré Mercier , P- 311-15 Political. Parliamentary Reform. Full and accurate report of the meeting of May 1, 1809 P.-168-2 Political. Parti de Tire (Un) rapporté par Pékin (R. E. Fontaine). P. 85-4 & P. 28-3 Political. Parties in the United States, Presidential elections and manner of conducting them, by W. C. Howells P- 13-6 ■Hi 170 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904- In Volume- Political. Party and Government by party, hy W. G. Moncrieff P. 160-13 Political. Passé, Présent et Avenir du Canada. An Essay by G. H. Macaulay P- 28-2 Political. Patriotisme Conference, par l'hon. Honoré Mercier P. 157-7 Political. Pays (Le) Le Parti et le Grand Homme, par Castor P. 42-10 Political. Politique (La) de la Province de Quebec, de 1871 à 1875 P. 26-4 Political. Plain reasons for Loyalty addressed to plain people, by J. EL. .P. 138-10 Political. 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Macpherson, during the Session of 1877 P- 41-5 & 6 Political Sporting Intelligence. The Race for the Mitre P. 160-11 Political, m! L'Abbé Sax et les souffleurs, par un Conservateur Catholique P. f 9-3 Political Tendances Libérales (les). Les Rouges sont aussi dangereux qu'autrefois P 14-11 & P 12-2 172 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Political. The Address of the Hon. John Thorn (John Rose) attributed to W. H. Kerr P. 232-14 Political. The Battle of the Swash and the capture of Canada, by Samuel Barton P. 237-12 Political. The electors pohtical catechism, by R. J. Wicksteed P. 219-15 P. 230-14 Political. The Franchise Bill, speech by Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone.. P. 216-28 Political. The Kidnappers, by W. H. Kerr P. 233-1 Political. The Liberal-Conservative Party, speech by Thomas White, jr.P. 343-8 Political. The " Mail " on the Catholic Church P. 227-22 Political. The Memoirs of a Canadian Secretary P. 218-10 Political. The Mowat Government P. 227-19 Political. 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Notes on the Coal Fields of Pictou P. 174-16 Pope (Richard). Return of the fourth general election and of elections held subsequently to the 2nd April, 1879 , OP. 29-1-2 Pope (Charles). Incidents connected with Ottawa city and vicinity P. 229-5 Popular and practical exposition of the minerals and geology of Canada, by E. J. Chapman P. 477-2 Porcupine Chilkut Report for 1900 P. 497-15 Porter (Peter A.). A brief history of old Fort Niagara P. 351-9, P. 460-5 Porter (Noah). Address delivered at his funeral by President Dwight. . .P. 287-9 Porter (Thomas G.). A reply to " The Apostolic Church, which is it 1 " of Professor Thomas Winthrow P. 55-4, P. 139-36 Porter (C. Breckinridge). Original sketches of Niagara P. 485-7 Porter (Peter A.). Champlain, not Cartier, made the first reference to Niagara Falls in literature P. 460-6 Porter (Peter A.). Goat Island P. 485-6 Porter (Rev. W. H.). Jubilee Historic Sketch of the Queen Street Baptist Church I P. 229-13 Portland, Manuscript of the Duke of, 1892 P. 414-24 1893 P. 414-25 1894 P. 414-35 ijj ii n Appendix P. 414-43 n Manusccript at Walbeck Abbey P. 509-1 & 2 n Society of Natural History. Proceedings P. 174-15 Portland, N.B. Union of the cities of St. John and of P. 312-7 Portneuf. Colonisation dans le comté de P. 159-9 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 173 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Portneuf County P. 47 Portraits (Canadian Historical) exhibited at Montreal P. 288-1 Potsal. Imperial communication through Canada P. 29-6 Post Office Department of the United States, its history, «fee, by D. D. T. Leech, p. 123-2 Post Office. Rapport du comité spécial.... sur le département du Bureau de la Poste OP. 60-6 Post Office. Report of the Railway Postal Service Commissioners.P. 16-1, OP. 13-18 Potato Beetle (Colorado). How to oppose its ravages, by H. Taché.... P. 291-3 Pothier (T.) 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A history of the equestrian statue of P. 256-13 Q r" ,.J'^S..a. Qu'Appelle. Constitution and canons of the Diocese of. P. 307-4 Quebec Act, 1774, Vide Constitutional , P. 62-10 Quebec Ancien (L) et le Futur Québec, par Arthur Buies P. 32-7 Quebec and Ottawa. Tourists' Guide P. 244-5 Quebec and Richmond Railroad Company. Report of the directors and chief, engineer P. 130-1, P. 342-8 Quebec and Wiscasset Railway P. 311-1 Quebec. Annual Report of the City Treasurer of the City of Quebec for the civic year 1883-1884 ; ■ P. 182-7 Quebec. Annual Report of the Quebec Board of Trade P. 182-2-3 Quebec. Annual Report of Quebec Street Railway Co -, P. 1-82-4 Quebec. A. week in the neighbourhood of, and of Lake Etchemin, by Major George E. Bulger P. 367-2 Quebec Benevolent Society. Rules confirmed by the Court of King's Bench, 1809,1811 and 1819 P. 159-14 Quebec Bill. Vide Lyttleton, 1774 *. , P. 183-5 Québec. 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Act respecting the construction of the Intercolonial Railway.. P. 110-5 Railways. Alphonso Stilletto's Poetization of the Incipient stage of the Great Pacific Scandal and of the celebrated speech of Lord Dufferin at Halifax Club, by Anon P. 19-3 Railways. Annual Statement respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway, by Sir Charles Tupper '. P. 65-11 Railways. Appeal to the members of the Privy Council, Senators, &e, on the subject of the route of the Intercolonial Railway P. 110-4 Railways. Application of the Credit Valley Railway for right of way and crossings at the City of Toronto P. 112-9 Railways. Articles of Agreement entered into in connection with the Canadian Pacific Railway P. 167 Railways. Assemblée Législative. Le chemin de fer projeté de comtés du sud. Sur la question Riel, discours par M. Faucher de St. Maurice. .P, 194-16 Railways. A statement of facts, &e, 4e, including a railroad to Goderich, by Frederick Widder P. 337-3 Railways. Baie des Chaleurs Railway. Correspondence between the Lt. Governor and Mr. Mercier P. 292-6 Railways. Best route for the Intercolonial Railway through the Provinces of Quebec and New Brunswick, by Walter M. Buck P. 111-9 B-ailways. Boston Committee in Canada, 1851. P. 196-6 Railways. Brazil and her railways P. 216-22 Railways. By the West to the East. Memorandum on the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway.. \ P. 130-9 Railways. Canada Central Railway, by T. C. Keefer, 1868 P. 130-4 .Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway, 1873 P. 25-7 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. An appeal to Public Opinion, Philo Veritas P. 106-10 Railways Canadian Pacific Railway and its assailants. Letter from «Mohawk " - P 180-13 18—L* m 180 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 Railways. Canadian Pacific Annual report for 1889 P. 385-4 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Annual statement of the Hon. Sir Charles Tupper debvered in the House of Commons, 1883 P, 65-10 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway, by Mr. Butt Hewson P. 130-8 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Circular to the Engineering staff, by Sandford Fleming. P. 106-7 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Instructions to( staff, by Sandford Fleming P. 106-1 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Reports in reference to location of second section west of Red River, by Sandford Fleming P. 106-3 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Report of meeting of shareholders.P. 130-10 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Reprinted from the Quebec " Morning Chronicle ", supporting proposition, by Genl. Hewson P. 109-13 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway Routes. The Bute Inlet and Esqui- mault Route, No. 6, and the Fraser Valley and Burrard Inlet Route, No. 2, compared, «fee, by William Fraser-Tolmie P. 44-9, P. 86-6 Railroads. Canadian Pacific Railway. Sandford Fleming. Reports and documents in reference to the location of the line and a western terminal harbour OP. 27-8 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Speech by John McLennan, M.P, P. 86-3 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Speeches delivered by Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, Hon. H. L. Langevin, H. B. Plumb and Thomas White, during the debate in the Session of 1880 P. 65-7 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Speech by Hon. Charles Tupper.. P. 65-9 Railways. Canadian Pacific Railway. Speech delivered by Hon. Sir Charles Tupper during the debate in the House of Commons, 1880-81 .P. 65-8 Railways. Cape Breton Railway. Specification P. 196-2 Railways. Chemin de fer Canadien du Pacifique, par Joseph Tassé P. 193-1 Railways. Chemin de fer de Lévis et Kènnebec, et ses embarras, par Chas. A. Scott P. 153-9 Railways. Chemin de fer de Lévis et Kennebec. Réfutation de la bro- cheure de C. A. Scott, par L. N. Larochelle P. 256-8 Railways. Chemin de fer du Lac St. Jean , P. 153-13 Railways. Chemin de fer du Lac St. Jean. Conference par Arthur Buies.P. 292-1 Railways. Chemin de fer Intercolonial de Québec à Halifax P. 118-12 Railways. Chemin de fer projeté des comtés du sud. Vide Faucher P. 194-16 Railways. Chemin de fer Trois Rivières et Nord Ouest P. 153-16 Railways. Charte de la Compagnie du Chemin de fer du Pacifique, avec les documents et le correspondence s'y attachant P. 44-3 Railway Charters, Manitoba. Plain facts on disallowance P. 381-5, P. 323A-6 Railways. Chignecto Marine Transport Railway. The Isthmian Transit between the Bay of Fundy and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, with map... P. 43-5 Railways. City terminus for the Grand Trunk Railway Company, considered in a report of the Harbour Commissioners of Montreal, by Walter Shanly , p. 60-1 Railways. Comédie du Pacifique, 1884 P. 100-9, P. 152-17 Railways. Comments on the proceedings and evidence on the charges preferred by Mr. Huntington, M.P., against the Government of Canada.. P. 16-7, P. 19-1, P. 65-3 Railway Commissioners of Canada. Report of the Board for 1858, Samuel Keefer OP. 38-4 Railway Commissioners, New Brunswick, report of, 1861 P. 310-6 Railway Commissioners, 1859, 1860, 1862, 1864 P. 111-6, P. 107-2-3 Railways. Compagnie du chemin à lisses de colonisation du Nord de Montréal. Rapport de l'exploration à la Baie Géorgienne, par Charles Legge , p. 61-3 »! LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 181 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Railways. Cost, feasibility and advantage of a .ship railway across the Isthmus of Chignecto, by H. G. C. Ketchum , OP. 39-10, P. 10-8 Railways. Correspondance relative aux troubles qui ont eu lieu sur la ligne du Grand Tronc le 1er janvier, 1877. OP. 26-2 Railways. Correspondence respecting the disturbance on the line of the Grand Trunk Railway OP. 26-1 Railways. Correspondence relating to the Intercolonial Railway P. 110-6 Railways. Correspondence relating to the Intercolonial Railway in continuation of the correspondence laid before the Legislature in 1859.. .. OP. 17-7 Railways. Délibérations du comité permanent des chemins de fer, «fee, relatives au grand chemin de fer du Sud P. 151-12 Railways. Detroit Board of Trade vs. the Grand Trunk Railway P. 130-6 Railway development in the county of Ottawa P. 250-2 Railways. Discours de l'Honourable M. Chapleau en proposant le vente du chemin de fer Québec, Montréal, Ottawa, Occidental à l'Assemblie,. P. 96-5 Railways. Discours de M. L. J. Desjardins sur la résolution relative à la vente de la Partie Ouest du chemin de fer Q., M., O. et O P. 96-6 Railways. Discours de Sir Charles Tupper sur les résolutions du chemin de fer du Pacifique Canadien. P. 152-22 Railways. Dominion of Canada and the Canadian Pacific Railway P. 130-7 Railways. Few (A) of the many points of interest noted in a tour of Canada over the system of the Grand Trunk Railway P. 196-19 Railways. Few (A) remarks on railway accidents, Clement E. Shelton. . .P. 180-12 Railway from Lake Superior to Red River Settlement considered, by John Foster P. 118-4 Railway. Gatineau Valley , P. 250-2 Railway. Goudie's perpetual sleigh road supersedes the railway P. 230-10 Railway. History of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, compiled from Public Documents, by Thomas Storrow Brown P. 86-1 Railway. Grand Trunk Railway. Correspondence between the Company and the Dominion Government respecting advances to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company P. 51-6 Railway. Grand Tronc, vide Correspondence relative aux troubles, 1877..OP. 26-2 Railways. Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. Address to the Bond and Stock holders, 4c, by Joseph Nelson P. 112-6 Railway. Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, by General M. Butt Hewson.P. 93-2 Railways. Grand Trunk of Canada Memorandum, 4c, relating to the resignation of Mr. Richard Potter, President of the Company P. 112-7 Railways. Grand Trunk of Canada. Letter from Mr. Brydges in regard to Trade between Canada and the Lower Provinces P. 11-9 Railways. Grand Trunk Railway. Letters to the Right Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald and to James Beaty, Q.C., 4c P. 51-7 Railways. Grand Trunk Railway Co. vs. the Credit Valley Railway Co. and the Northern Railway Co. Judgment 7th January, 1880 P. 112-8 Railways. Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. First report of the Select Committee of share and bond holders P. 181-7 Railways. Grand Trunk. Verbatim Report of the President's Speech at the half-yearly general meeting, 28th April, 1881 P. 230-12 Railways. Hoosac Tunnel Contract, Claims, 4c, by W. 4. F. Shanly P. 110-9 Railways. Hunter's Handbook of the Victoria Bridge, by F. N. Boxer, I860 .....P. 15-4 Railways. Information respecting the proposed Marine Transport Railway across the Isthmus of Chignecto P- 107-9 Railways. Intercolonial Railway. ■ Analysis of the Frontier, Central and Bay Chaleurs Routes, by J. O. Hanly, Ottawa, 1868 P. 110-3 182 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Railways. Intercolonial Railway. Annual Report of Commissioners, with return of cost, 4c, and correspondence respecting Bridge over the Miramichi River • OP. 22-2-3 Railways. Intercolonial in connection with a harbour at Rimouski P. 260-3 Railways. Intercolonial. The Genesis of its bridges P. 349-4 Railways. Intercolonial Railway, vide return to Address, 1879 OP. 30-3 Railways. Inverness, Cape Breton, by P. K. Hyndman P. 385-3 Railways. Kingsford (William) Correspondence respecting the Grand Trunk Railway P. 130-5 Railway. La nécessité et la possibilité d'un chemin de fer de Québec au Lac Saint-Jean, par J. C. Langelier P. 44-4 Railway. Le chemin de "fer projeté des comtés du Sud, discours de MM. de St. Maurice et autres députés P. 222-6 Railway. Letter of John Wilkinson, Esq., dated 9th February, 1852, with papers connected therewith on the report of Major Robinson on the Intercolonial Railway OP. 17-19 Railways. Letter on the Intercolonial to the Hon. William McDougall, by J. W. Lawrence P. 118-11 Railways. Letter to the Author of " the Clock Maker " on a railway com- ■ munication between the Atlantic and Pacific P. 444-2 Railways. Locomotive Engines. What they are and what they ought to be, P. 111-7 Railways. Memorandum by the Engineer-in-chief (Sandford Fleming) on the Canadian Pacific Railway P. 106-6 Railways. Memorial of the European and North American Railway Company P. 110-7 Railways. Minutes of Evidence taken before the select committee of the Senate relating to the Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph West of Lake Superior OP. 30-2 Railways. Montreal to Boston. Statistical Information (1845) P. 213-3 Railways. Montreal Northern Colonization Railway. Report on Hochelaga and St. Jerome Section, by Charles Legge P. 44-2 Railways. Montreal Nortbern Colonization Railway. Yea or Nay ! P. 60-3 Railways. Narrow Gauge Railways, a proposal for their adoption, by J. Edward Boyd P. 111-8 Railways. New Brunswick Railway and its Land Grants P. 111-11 Railways. New Route from Europe to the Interior of North America 4 Nelson Valley Railway Co P. 108-5 Railways. North Shore Railway. Its legal and financial basis P. 130-11 Railways. North Shore, St. Maurice, Canada Central P. 349-1-2-3 Railways. North Shore Railway. Further statement of Facts, with a supplement, by Silas Seymour P. 57-3 Railways. North Shore Railway Co., contract with Sam. L Keith 4 Company, 1872 - p. 230-8 Railways. North Shore Railway Co. Report of the Engineer-in-chief (Silas Seymour) to the New Board of Directors, 1873 P. 44-6 Railways. Nova Scotia." Report of the Provincial Engineer for, 1879. . .P. 379-1 Railways. Observation de M. Wilkinson sur la rapport du Major Robinson vide Rapport sur l'exploration préliminaire du chemin de fer Intercolonial OP. 17-10 Railways. Observations of Mr. Wilkinson OP. 17-13 Railways. Ocean to'Ocean, by the C.P.R., by Newton H. Chittenden, 1885.EP. 30-8 Railways. Official Report of the Speech delivered by Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, on the C. P. R p. 65-9 Railways. Open Letter on the agitation in Manitoba, by Charles R. Tuttle, 1884.... ; p. 14345 LIST of pamphlets IN ARCHIVES 183 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Railways. Open Letter to the Shareholders of the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1887 p. 381-6 Railways. «Organization of the European and North American Railway Company p. m.5 Railways. Origin of the Grand Trunk Railway '. ... P. 112-5. Railways. Our Railway to the Pacific, by the Marquis of Lorne . O.P. 61-2 Railways. Pacific Railway and the North-west Territories P. 269-4 Railways. Pacific Railway, Britannicus letters from the Ottawa Citizen, 1875 p. 106-8 Railways. Pacific Railway Policy, with speeches by Sir Charles Tupper, Hon. H. L. Langevin, J. B. Plumb, Thomas White P. 103-4 Railways. Philosophie des chemins de fer, par T. C. Keefer, 1853 P. 118-16 Railways. Placet aux Chambres. La bourse ou la vie, par François Bon- ami j P. 34-5 Railways. Pleasant Places by the shore, 4c, via the Intercolonial Railway P. 130-12 Railway Policy of the Government of Quebec, by General Silas Seymour.. P. 292-7 Railway Postal Service. Report of Commissioners, 1865. ..O.P. 13-3-4-5, OP. 16-1-2-3 Railways Problem of Canada, by Malcolm McLeod P. 65-5 Railways. Procédés du comité général du chemin de fer du Nord P. 15-3-6 Railways. Proposed contract for building, 4c, the Canadian Pacific Railway by National Policy, 1881 P. 106-9 Railways. Quebec and Richmond Railroad Co. Report of the directors and chief engineer, 1852 P. 342-8 Railways. Quebec and Wiscasset, 1886 P. 311-1 Railways. Quelques notes sur la vente du chemin de fer P. 151-13, P. 195-21 Railways. Question des chemins de fer. Discours de l'honorable M. Chapleau P. 14-31,.P. 13-10 Railways. Question (Une) de véracité, 1884 P. 89-9, P. 157-11 Railways. Rapport concernant le chemin de fer Québec P. 43-3 Railways. Rapport de l'ingénieur en chef sur l'étude de la ligne du chemin de fer de Québec et du Saguenay P. 153-7 For English Report vide P. 130-3 Railways. Rapport du Comité spécial du Sénat sur le tracé du chemin de fer Canadien du Pacifique et Kéwatin en allant vers l'ouest O.P. 26-6 Railways. Rapport sur l'exploration du chemin de fer Intercolonial, par Sandford Fleming (1864) O.P. 17-9 Railways. Rapport sur le chemin de fer de Phillipsburg, Farnham et. Yamaska, par John Foster P. 230-9 Railways. Regina vs. L. A. Senécal et al., accusés d'émeute P. 164-3 Railways. Remarks by the Government Engineer (A. L. Light) of the Eastern Division of the Q. M. O. 4 O. Railway on the contractors' " Statement of facts" • • ...P. 44-10 Railways. Réponse à une Adresse. Documents relatifs à l'adjudication de la Section Quinze du chemin de fer Canadien du Pacifique O.P. 26-4 Railways. Reports and letters on light narrow gauge railways, by G. Laidlaw P. 230-7 Railways. Report of the Northern Railway of Canada, 1880 P. 122-10 1882 -..P. 111-12 Railways. Report in reference to the Canadian Pacific Railway, by Sandford Fleming P 349-5 Railways. Reports of Chief Engineer (James N. Gildea) on the survey of the North Shore Railway P. 130-2 Railways. Reports of the directors and Chief Engineer of the St. Lawrence and Ottawa Grand Junction Railway Company P. 342-9 184 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Railways. Report of the Directors, 4c. of the Quebec and Richmond Railway Co P 130-1 Railways. Report of the Chief Engineer on the survey of the line for the Quebec and Saguenay Railway P- 130-3 Railways. Report of the Chief Engineer of the Megantic Junction Railway, P. 182-1 Railways. Report of the Commission appointed to inquire into the affairs of the ' • rand Trunk Railway « O.P. 17-4 Railways. Report of the Commissioners of the Intercolonial Railway, with Returns and third Report of the Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts. -O.P. 22-1 Railways. Report of Mr. Thomas E. Blackwell on the Grand Trunk Railway Co. for 1859 P. 215*11 Railways Report of the Railway Commissioners of the Province of New Brunswick for 1S62 P. 107-2-3 Railways. Report of the Railway Commissioners of the Province of New Brunswick for 1859 ". P. 111-6 Railways. Report of the Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts, in reference to expenditure on the Canadian Pacific Railway between Fort William and Red River. OP. 30-4 Railways. Report of the survey of extension of the European and North American Railway, &c, by E. R. Burpee P. 110-S Railways. Report on a railway suspension bridge proposed for crossing the St. Lawrence river at Quebec, by Edward William Sewell P. IS 1-2 Railways. Reports on bridging Red River, by Sanford Fleming. P. 106-2 Railways. Report on Montreal Northern Colonization Railway, Montreal to City of Ottawa with branch line to St. Jerome, by Charles Legge, P. 102-4, P. 103-1 Railways. Report on the Exploration of Routes, north and south sides of the Ottawa River for the Montreal Northern Colonization Railway from Grenville to Ottawa City, by Charles Legge, C.E P. 44-5 Railways. Report on the gauge for the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad, by A. C. Morton...." '. P. 111-1 Railways. Report on the Intercolonial Railway Exploratory survey (1864) by Sanford Fleming with maps OP. 13-1, OP. 14 Railways. Report on the Intercolonial Railway Exploratory survey, by Sanford Fleming * P. 110-2 Railways. Report on the Intercolonial Railway exploratory survey, 1764 OP. 17-12 Railways. Report on the preliminary examination of the Ontario and Quebec Railway from Ottawa to Toronto, by Geo. A. Keefer P. 103-2 Railways. Report on the proposed trunk line of railway from an eastern port in Nova Scotia through New Brunswick to Quebec, by Major William Robinson, OP. 17-S Railways. Report on the St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad, its influence on the trade of the St. Lawrence, by A. C. Morton P. 111-2 Railways. Report on the survey of the European and North American Railway, by A. C. Morton P. 111-4 Railways. Report.on the surveys of the Quebec and Richmond Railway, by A. C. Morton P. S4-3 Railways. Report on the York and Cumberland Railroad, by A. C. Morton ; ■. p. ni-3 Railways. Reports relating to the Albert Cannel Mines, the Albert Railway, Shepody Harbour and Mary's Point P. 111-10 Railways. Report of Select Committee of the Senate upon the purchase of lands at Fort William for a terminus to the Canadian Pacific RailwayOP. 27-7 Railways. Report, 4c, Select Committee of the Senate on the route of the Canadian Pacific Railway from Keewatin westward..." OP. 26-5 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 185 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Railways. Report submitted by the President and Director of the Midland Railway of Canada for 1881 P. 57-4 Railways. Return of all documents relating to the Postal Service by the Grand Trunk Railway Co P. 112-3 Railways. Return to Address and p&pers connected with awarding section fifteen of the Canadian Pacific Railway j OP. 26-3 Railways. Return to Address. Papers relating to the claims of Murray 4 Co., contractors Intercolonial Railway, and the decision of Mr. Samuel Keefer, sole arbitrator OP. 30-3 Railways. Return of papers connected with the Grand Trunk mail service since 1882 ' P. 112-4 Railways. Route of the Intercolonial Railway in a national, commercial and economical point of view P. 110-1 Railways. Sketch of the proposed line of Overland Railway through British North America, by Alfred Waddington P. 65-1, P. 118-13 Railways. Some startling facts relating to the Canadian Pacific Railway and the North-west lands ; also, a brief discussion regarding the route, the western terminus and the lands available for settlement, by C. Horetzky P. 65-4 Railways. Speech by Hon. Mr. Howland on communication between Cape Tormentine, N.-B., and Cape Traverse, P.E.I P. 107-13 Railways. Speech on the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Canadian North-west, by A. W. Ross -.■ .. . P. 143-14 Railways. Speeches on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 4c, by Thos. WhiteP. 102-1 „ 1 by A. W. Ross P. 102-2 „ * by C. F. Ferguson... P. 102-2 ., „ by W. B. Ives P. 102-3 Railways. Statement in support of a General Railway Act for the Northwest, by Capt. S. Scott ." P. 143-12 Railways. Statements, reports and accounts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company laid before the Legislative Assembly P. 112-2 Railways. Stanstead to Montreal. Report of the survey, by William P. Crocker, CE : '. P. 213-2 Railway Statistics for 1875 to 1880-81 OP. 31 for 1881-2 to 1884-5 OP. 31a for 1885-6 with maps OP. 3lb for 1887 and 1888 OP. 31c for 1889 OP. 3le? for 1890-1 OP. 31e {Railways. Sur le parcours du chemin de fer du Lac St-Jean, par Arthur Buies Railways. Syndicate (The), 1881 (?) . Railways. The Canal and the Rail. Three chapters on a triple subject, by William J. Coffin, 1848 j P. 213-6 Railways. " Times " (The) and its correspondents on Canadian Railways. The Montreal Northern Colonisation Railway Co P. 62-2 Railways. Toronto and Guelph Company, Acts of incorporations, etc.... P. 385-1 Railways, 1851-1856. Various documents P- 484 Railways. Very latest Grand Trunk scheme, by Joseph Nelson P. 103-3 Railways. Waghorn's Guide P- 364-5 Ralph Centennius. The Dominion in 1983 P- 45-8 Rameau (E.). La race française au Canada P. 14-6» Rameau (E.). Situation religieuse de l'Amérique Anglaise P. 14-17 Ramezay (Sieur de). Mémoire au sujet de la reddition de Québec le 13 septembre 1759 ' P. 20.3 L. 12 P. 223-4 .P. 136-14 fil 186 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. .Ramsay (T. K.). Government commissions of Inquiry P. 19-2 Ramsay Library (Almonte). Catalogues, etc P. 301-1,-2-3 Ramsay (R. A.). Treaties affecting the Boundaries and the Fisheries of Canada , P. 107-12 Randall (Robert). Trial, 1825, vide Collins (Francis) P. 52-1 P. 149-7 Ratté (Antoine). The Saw Dust Nuisance in the River Ottawa. .. P. 186-8 P. 239-4 Reade (John). Great explorers before Columbus P. 203 H. 11 Reading Corporation Manuscripts, 1888 P. 414-13 Rebellion (la) de 1837 à St. Eustache, par C. A. N. Globensky P. 152-19 Rebellion, 1837-38. Bourreaux (Les), depuis 1837 jusqu'à 1871. Détails inédits,, souvenirs de l'insurrection Canadienne, en 1837 P. 28-7 Rebellion, 1837-38. Burning of the Caroline, by Rear Admiral Drew and Judge Woods P. 355-10 Rebellion, 1837-38. Canadian Controversy, its nature, origin and merits, published anonymously. P. 24-3 Rebellion of 1837-38. Caroline Almanack and American Freeman's Chronicle for 1840 P. 149-10 Rebellion op 1837-38. Case of Mr. McLeod, in whose person the Crown of Great Britain is arraigned for felony, by David Urquhart P. 24-9 Rebellion of 1837-38. Cutting out of the Caroline, etc., 1837-38 P. 132-3 Rebellion of 1837-38. Doctrine de l'Eglise Catholique d'Irlande et de celle du Canada sur la révolte * P. 333-2 Rebellion of 1837-38. Echappé de la potence, souvenirs-d'un prisonnier d'Etat Canadien en 1838 P. 333-1 Rebellion of 1837-38. Exiles return or narrative of Samuel Snow who was banished to Van Dieman's, for participating in the Patriot War in Upper Canada in 1838 P. 116-7 Rebellion of 1837-38. A few words on the subject of Canada, by A. Barrister P. 136-2 Rebellion of 1837-38. A Few more words upon Canada, by Charles Clark P. 64-4 Rebellion of 1837-38. Head (Sir F. B.) and Mr. Bidwell. The cause and circumstances of Mr. Bidwell's banishment, by Sir F. B. Head correctly stated and proved by a United Empire Loyalist P. 24-4 Rebellion of 1837-38. Head's Flag of Truce. Defence of Col. Samuel Lount against the charge made by Dr. Rolph P. 24-7 Rebellion of 1837-38. Hints on the case of Canada for the consideration - of members of Parliament P. 116-6 Rebellion of 1837-1838. Histoire de l'Insurrection du Canada, .par L. J. Papineau P. 156-4 Rebellion of 1S37-38. Honour roll of surviving veterans of 1837-39 P. 257-11 Rebellion of 1837-38. Incidents in the life of a Provincial, by A- Gugy. .P. 217-7 Rebellion of 1837-38 in Upper Canada. Mackenzies' own narrative P. 311-11 Rebellion of 1837-38. Journal Historique des événements arrivés à Saint Eustache, par un Témoin oculaire s P. 120-1 Rebellion of 1837-38. Lecture Publique, par J. A. Morisseau, Ecr. Avocat sur Cardinal et Duquet victimes de 1S37-38 P. 14-14 Rebellion of 1837-38. Lettres de C. A. M. Globenski '.. P. 152-21 Rebellion of 1837-38. Letter to the Hon. Sir A. N. Macnab, by Alexander McLeod P. 24-10 Rebellion of 1837-38. Mémoires relatifs à l'emprisonnement de l'Hon. D. B. Viger p. 119-15 Rebellion of 1837-38. Message from the President of the United States respecting disturbances on the Canadian frontier P. 138-1 Rebellion of 1837-38. My connection with it, by Thomas Storrow Brown.P. 441-3 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 187 | SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Rebellion of 1837-38. Question answered. " Did the Ministry intend to pay Rebels (V)" in a letter to H.E. the Right Hon. the Earl of Elgin, 4c, by a Canadian Loyalist P. 42-2 Rebellion of 1837-38. Question (the). Was the late Rebel paying measure forced on the present Ministry by their predecessors (?) And is that bill a transcript of the rebellion claim bill for Upper Canada, 4c A Canadian Loyalist P. 9-2 Rebellion op 1837-38. Reform AlHance Society to their Brother Reformers in Upper Canada P. 24-2 Rebellion of 1837-38. Rebellion (la)de 1837-38 ou Réponse de M. C. A. Globensky, à M. L. O. David P. 152-20 Rebellion of. 1837-38. Report of the Case of the Canadian Prisoners, with an introduction on the Writ of Habeas Corpus, by Alfred A. Fry.... P. 69-1 Rebellion of 1837-38. Reports of the Commissioners on the Rebellion in the years 1837-38 P. 42-3 Rebellion of 1837-38. Report of a Select Committee of the House of Assembly on the Political State of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada. H. S. Sherwood, Chairman P. 71-2 Rebellion of 1837-38. Speech of Lord Ashburton in the House of Lords in the second reading of the Canada Government Bill P. 67-4 Rebellion of 1837-38. Trial of Alexander McLeod for the murder of Amos Durfee, and as an accomplice in the burning of the steamer Caroline in the Niagara River during the Canadian Rebellion in 1837- 38 P. 24-8 Rebellion of 1837-38. Trial of Dr. Morrison, M.P.P., for High Treason at Toronto, 24 April, 1838 P. 24-5 Rebellion of 1837-38. Vide.United States, 1838 P. 132 1 Rebellion Losses Bill. The Crisis in Canada, in vindication of Lord Elgin and his Cabinet, by Alexander MacKay . P. 233-2 Recherches Historiques par Pierre Georges Roy P. 419-A to E Reciprocity. Boston Committe in Canada, 1851 P. 196-6 Reciprocity. Commercial Union, A study, by "a Quebec Liberal" P. 180-18 Reciprocity. Conimercial Reciprocity between the United States and the British North American Provinces, Memorandum of the British Plenipotentiaries. Full text of the Reciprocity Treaty of 1854 and the proposed new Treaty P. 89-1 Reciprocity. Commercial Union in North America some letters, papers and speeches P. 199-6 JEeciprocity. Memorandum on the Commercial relations past and present of the British North American Provinces with the United States of America P. 140-8 Reciprocity. Rapport du ministre des Finances sur le traité de réciprocité avec les Etats-Unis OP. 48-4 OP. 59-3 Reciprocity. Relations between the United States and North West British America P- 109-6 Reciprocity. Remarks on Reciprocity and the Thornton Brown Memorandum by a Quebec Liberal P. 89-2 Reciprocity. Report of the Minister of Finance on the Reciprocity Treaty with the United States (with documents) OP. 3-4, P. 348-10-11 Reciprocity Treaty. Report of the Select Committee of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York P. 348-9 Reciprocity. Report on the State of Trade between the United States and British Possessions in North America, by J. N,Làrned P. 105-1 Reciprocity. Speech of John Charlton, M.P., on Unrestricted Reciprocity with the United States P- 234-17 188 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Reciprocity. Treaty, its Advantages to the United States and Canada, by Arthur Harvey ; P 181-8 Reciprocity. Treaty its History, General Features and Commercial Results. A speech by Hon. Joseph Howe at Detroit P- 85-3 Reciprocity. The Niagara Ship Canal, by J. D. Hayes P. 348-8 Reciprocity. Treaty ^Memorial of the Chamber of Commerce P. 348-11 Reciprocity. By Thomas P. Gorman P. 367-8 Recollets. Les derniers Canadiens, Le Frère Louis par l'Abbé Charles Trudelle , P 392-1 Record Commission. Nova Scotia Catalogue, 1886 P. 311-2 Record Office. Reports of the Deputy Keeper from 51 to 60 P. 415-28, Record Office. , The British Public Record Office and the Materials in it for early American History, by W. Noel Sanisbury P. 350-10 Rectory Question. Religious endowments in Canada. The Clergy Reserve and Rectory Question, by Sir Francis Hincks P. 352-6 Red Deer District Alberta, N. W. T. Six years experience, by Rev. Leo. Guetz P. 254-11 Redpath (Peter). Museum/Specimens of the Guanches, by Sir J. William Dawson P. 382JB-25 Redpath (Peter). In memoriam with historical notice of the Peter Red- path Museum, by Sir William Dawson P. 382 B-24 Red River, Early culture by Mrs. George Bryce .. P. 500-8 Red River of the north opening to, commerce and civilization by Capt. Russell Blakely P. 356-4b Red River. Older geology of the Red River and Assiniboine by George Bryce P 205-B-6 Red River (Settlement). Memorial of the people of Red River to the British and Canadian governments, with remarks on the Colonization of Central British North America, and the establishment of a great territorial road from Canada to British Columbia, presented by Sandford Fleming P 106-5 Red River. Mémorial du peuple de la Rivière Rouge, etc., etc P. 215-7 Red River settlement history by Charles N. Bell P. 205 A-l 0 Red River Settlement. Social customs and amusements in early days, by John MacBeth : P. 205 B-10 Red River surface. Geology of the Red River and Assiniboine valleys, by George Bryce, LL.D P. 205 B-4 Red River Valley. Settlement and development of, by Warren Upham.P. 356-3b Red River Valley. The foot steps of time, bv A. M. Charles P. 205 A-9 Red River. 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Relief of Strangers in distress. Annual report, 1827 , P. i_°â 7 Religieuse de l'Hôpital Général de Québec. Relation de ce qui s'est passé au siège de Québec', et de la prise du Canada, (1759) P. 97-2 Religieuse de l'Hôpital General. Siège de Québec P. 203 J-5 Religious Endowments in Canada. The Clergy • Reserve and Rectory Questions by Sir Francis Hinks ".. P. 352-6 Religious Controversy. A needed controversy by John Carroll P. 224-7 Religious Controversy. An open letter addressed by Hon. Oliver Mowat to Rev. J. M. Milligan, October 29, 1886. Protestantism not in P. 227-7 danger p. J96-17 Religious Controversy. Antidote to Dr Ryerson's scriptural rights, «fee, by Rev. H. Wilkinson P. 146-10 Religious Controversy. Appeal addressed to a Candid Public and to the feelings of those whose upright sentiments and discerning minds enable them to Weigh it in the Balance of the Sanctuary, by Elmer Cushing.P. 75-2 Religious Controversy between Rev. Father Molphy and Rev. 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Sir Charles Metcalfe defended against the attacks of his late councillors P- 49-6 18—Mi 196 canadian archives 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Ryerson (Egerton). Ten letters on the Church and Church Establishments in answer to certain letters of, by an Anglo-Canadian P.v352-3 Ryerson! (Egerton). The new Canadian Dominion, dangers and duties of the people in regard to their Government P- 45-2 Ryerson (Egerton). The Clergy Reserve question as a matter of history— a question of law—and a subject of legislation P. 99-1 Ryerson (Egerton). University question, the Rev. Dr. Ryerson's defence of the Wesleyan petitions, etc P. 133-6 Ryerson (Egerton). University Reform, reply to a recent pamphlet of Mr. Langton and Dr. Wilson P. 94-7 Ryerson (Egerton). Victoria-College. The principal's inaugural addressP. 146-7 Ryerson (Egerton). Wesleyan Methodism in Upper Canada P. 146-5 < Ryerson (Ward E). Wesleyan Methodist Conference. Its union with the conference in Canada in 1833 and separation in 1840, etc P. 146-6 s. SABINE, (LORENZO). An address before the New England Historic Genealogical Society on the death of General Wolfe P. 337-4 Sable Island and its attendant phonomena, by S. D. Macdonald P. 48-8 Sable Island. Its .past history, present appearance, natural history, 4c A Lecture, by J. Bernard Gilpin, also Poem by Hon. Joseph Howe. . .P. 75-3 Sable Island. Les Sablons. Ile de Sable, par J. G Taché P. 51-5 Sageau (Mathieu). Extrait de la Relation des Aventures et Voyages... .P. 211 D-l Saguenay-, Contested election P. 254-15 Saguenay. Description with legends of the St. Lawrence P. 239-2 Saguenay, en 1851. Histoire du passé, du présent et de l'avenir probable. P. 122-8 Saguenay Historique P. 159-16 Saguenay (le) et le Lac Saint-Jean. Ressources et avantages qu'ils offrent aux colons P. 292-5 Saguenay. Minutes des délibérations du comté de Saguenay P. 256-1 Saguenay. Notes of a journey through the interior of the Saguenay country by E. T. Fletcher '. P. 203 E-l Saguenay. Notes on the Saguenay county, bj' Andrew Stuart P. 203 A-5 Saguenay. vide Ingall P. 203 B-9 Sailing Directions for the island of Newfoundland and adjacent coast of Labrador. P. 355-2 Sainsbury (W. Noel). The British Public Record. Office and the materials iri it for Early American history P. 350-10 Saint Aimé (George). Lettre à Mgr. Baillargeon évêque de Tloa, sur la question des classiques, et commentaire sur la lettre du Cardinal Patrizi. P. 12-7 • Saint Alban's Raid. Investigation by the police committee into the charges against Guillaume Lamothe, chief of police P. 343-4 St. Andrew's Church. James Johnston vs. the Minister and the trustees of, by Rev. R. Campbell : P. 375 B-6-8 St. Andrew's Church. Pastoral address by the Rev. Gavin Lang, on the occasion of the close of a ten years ministry P. 375 B-21 St. Andrew's Society. Sermon by Rev F. W. Farries P. 353-5 St. Andrew's Society. Ottawa Uriiversary sermon, by F. W. Farries .... P. 26C-S St. Andrew's Society. Ottawa constitution and By-laws P. 260-9 Ste. Anne. Catalogue' des élèves du collège de, 1829 jusqu'à 1867,P. 155-6 etc p. 156-5, P. 22-3 Ste. Anne de la Pérade. " Autrefois, aujourd'hui P. 361-6 Ste. Anne de la Pocatière. Notes historiques sur la paroisse et les cures P. 6-4, P. 159-9, P. 165-1 list of pamphlets in archives 197 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Ste. Anne. Prospectus de l'école d'agriculture P. 128-1 2-3 Rapports 1861-62, 1863 P. 22-8 Ste. Catharines. A Sylvan retreat P. 229-14 Ste. Catharines. Jubilee Historic sketch of the Queen Street Baptist Church, by Rev. W. H. Porter P. 229-13 St. Catharines. Milling and Timber Company Ontario. Land Case. Mr. Blake's Argument p. 257-19 St. Catharines. Water Works' Commission, 1879 P. 312-5 St. Cosme. Relation de la Mission du Mississipi, 1700 P. 211C-2 St. Dominique. Map ; p. 451-2 St. Flavien. Mining and Smejting Co. Charter and By-laws P. 178-2 St. Francis. Mining and Smelting Co. Reports, 4c, with Charter P. 178-12 St. François de Sales. Souhaits de Bonne année P. 353-4 St.. Germain de Rimouski, Bénédiction du nouveau Séminaire P. 20-7 St. Georges Society of Toronto. Charter and by-laws, 4c P. 268-1 to 4 St. Jacques. Mémoires pour servir à l'histoire du cbapitre de la Cathédrale de S. Jacques de Montréal E. 334-1 St. James Church. Toronto. Report of the Committee on rebuilding.. .. P, 233-17 St.-Jean-Baptiste à Quebec en 1865 ; compte rendu de la Fête P. 4-7 St.-Jean-Baptiste. Chants Canadiens à l'occasion du 24 juin, par J. A. Poisson P. 98-4 St.-Jean-Baptiste. Souvenir offert par la Minerve P. 29 St.-Jean-Baptiste. Discours prononcé par Mgr Ant. Racine évêque de Sherbrooke le jour de la St.-Jean-Baptiste P. 191-4 St.-J ean-Baptiste, Discours prononcé par le Rev. Père R. J. Tellier, S.J., jour de la fête de St.-Jean-Baptiste P. 193-2 St.-Jean-Baptiste. Histoire de Jean Raptiste Patron des Canadiens Fjançais P. 164-1 St.-Jean-Baptiste. Montréal, Souvenir et Guide P. 324-5 St.-Jean-Baptiste. Statuts de la Société St.-Jean-Baptiste de Québec.P. 191-7 P. 191-11 St. Jean. Le siège du fort de, en 1775, par Lucien Huot P. 110-2 St. John Board of Trade. Report The Bay of Fundy and Harbour of St. John ...P. 182-8 St. John's Church. Dubuque, Iowa, Historical address, by Bishop William Stevens Perry P 353-1 St. John see Commerce. Commercial Industries P. 255-7 St. John, N. B. International Fair, 1890 £ P. 313A-4 St. John. Medical men in its first half century P. 497-6 St. John, N. B. Report on sewerage and water supply .P. 291-6, P. 447-5, P. 257-20-21 St. John. Siege of Fort, by Lucien Huot P. 228-21, 229-1 St. John, N.B. Summer Carnival and Electrical Exhibition P. 229-19 St. John. Union of the Cities of, and of Portland P. 312-7 St. JohxN. WaterSupply - P 502-3-4-5 St. Joseph's Church. (Dedication of the new), 1893 P. 286-5 St. Joseph's Kankakee, portage P- 498-3 St. Lawrence and Ottawa Grand J unction Railway Company, reports of directors and Chief Engineer p| 342-9 St. Lawrence. Natural History of the Gulf, by Robert Bell, jr P. 221-8 St. Lawrence. Panorama of the River St. Lawrence from Niagara to ' Quebec • P. 108-10 St. Lawrence route. The beginning, by Arthur Weir P. 502-1 St. Lawrence Ship Channel between Montreal and Quebec P. 410D St. Lawrence (The Lower), or Quebec to Halifax via Gaspé and Pictou, 4c.P. 239-2 St. Laurent College. Library and Museum P. 308a-5 St. Louis. Annual Report of the Public Library .P. 251-1 198 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. St. Louis. Les Auciens postes du Lac, par Desire Girouard , P. 347-10 St. Louis Mercantile Library. Report for 1897 P. 439-3 1899 P. 495-12 St. Louis Newspapers and newspaper people of three decades, by William P. 356-7a Hyde. St. Louis Public Library. 270-3 439-8 505-7 156-9 310-4 348-2 Annual Report, 1892 P. 1895-96 P. Saint Luc (Histoire de), par Rév. S. A. Moreau P. St. Malo. Notices sur les rues ruelles, 4c, de la Ville de Saint Malo, par H. Harvat P. St. Maurice Forges. Return of transactions between government and private individuals or companies P. St. Maurice Railway Statutes, 4c P. St. Maurice. Vide Ingall (Lieutenant) P. 203B-9 WE Remarks j P. 202B-2-3 St. Patrick, Parish of, Ottawa, 1900, .... P. 506-7 St. Paul's Church (Halifax) History of, by Rev. Geo. W. Hill.P. 281-2, P. 281-9 4 A-l St. Paul. Trail in the sixties, by W. G. Fouseca P. 500-7 St. Pierre et Miquelon, Les Isles, par Count Primo Real P. 228:18 St. Pierre (T.) Les Canadiens des Etats-Unis. Ce qu'on perd à émigrer.P. 452-3 St. Regis. Remarks on the maps from, to Sault Ste. Marie P. 460-2 St. Roch de Quebec. Catalogue des membres de la congrégation des hommes de P. 190-11 St. Sulpice. Etat des Affaires Pécuniaires et Temporelles des Ecclésiastiques du Séminaire de Montréal P. 253-1 St. Thomas d'Aquin. Entretien à l'occasion du sixième centenaire célébré en son honneur P. 16-3 St. Vallier et son temps, par l'Abbé Gosselin P. 472-4 St. Vincent de Paul (Toronto). Report of the Society P. 239-5 St. Vincent de Paul. Sketch of his life and origin of the society of the same name . P.237-9 St. Vincent de Paul (Société de) Règlements , P. 191 1 Rapports du P. 191-9 Conseil Supérieur du Canada , P. 193-9-10-11 St. Vincent de Paul (Société) de). Souvenir des noces d'or, 1883 P. 190-14 St. Vincent de Paul Société, Rapport, 1879 P. 307-14 Salaries of the clergy .' P. -19 439-7 Salisbury. Manuscripts, 1883 to 1899 P. 430, P. Salt. Manhattan salt mine, Goderich ........ P. 507-7. Salwey. Manuscripts of Alfred, 1885 P. 414-4 Sandham (Alfred). Coins, Tokens and Medals of Canada, 1872 P. 210-1 Collection, 1884 W P. 210-6 Sandham (Alfred). Historic Medajs of Canada P. 203F-3 Sandwich Islands and China. Message from the President of the U. S. respecting trade and commerce with, 1842 P. 197-9 Sanitary.^ Report on sewage and water supply for St. John, N.B., for 1897.P. 447-5 Sanitary warning. Sewage of Stewarton drained into the Rideau Canal.P. 291-4 San Juan Island. Governor General's message, 1869 P. 109-7 Sautec (Professor Thomas). Notes on the tornado in Luzerne and Columbia counties in Wyoming, 1891 P. 318-9 Sarasin (Michel). Médecin du Roi à Québec P. 152-2 Sa-so-na. The Mohawk maiden, 1852 P. 508-13 Sasseville (Abbé). Notes on Jesuit manuscripts P. 215-6 Saskatchewan. Farming and ranching in Western Canada P. 385-14 Sault Ste. Marie. Remarks-on the map from St. Regis to P. 460-2 list of pamphlets in archives 199 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Saunders (William). Agricultural colleges and experimental farm stations p. 447-3 Saunders (William). Report on the progress of the Canadian section at the World's Columbian Exposition P. 313B-8 Savile, Manuscripts of Augustus W P. 414-13 Sawdust nuisance in river Ottawa ; P. 239-4 SAyenqueraghta, King of the Senecas, by George S. Conover P. 302-ln Scable (Lt. Col. T. C). Subsistence of troops in the field, 1893-4 P. 306-13 Scadding (Henry). Canada in sculpture P. 198-9 Scadding (Henry, D.D.). Journal of Edward Baker Littlehales of an exploratory tour from Niagara to Detroit in 1793 P. 230-15 Scadding (Henry). MetaHlic Records of Martin Luther P. 139-37 Scadding (Henry). Specimens of pioneer typography P. 260-11 Scadding (Henry, D.D.) The Astrolabes of Samuel Champlain and Geoffrey Chaucer P. 221-13 Scadding (Henry). Toronto's first germ P. 48-6 Scadding (Henry). Towers, Bulwarks, Strong Places. An address P. 139-38 Scaife (Walter B.). Law and History, 1890 P. 233-6 Scarth (W. H.). Report on a trip to the Yukon P. 370-6 Scepticism. A folly, by Adam Townley, D.D P. 490-4 • Schmitt (Rev. E. J. P.). Dismas, the good thief P. 300-6 School Architecture, hints and suggestions on, by J. George Hodgins.. .P. 369-12 School Book Question. Letters in reply to the Brown Campbell crusade against the Education Department of Upper Canada P. 132-6 School Commission, Halifax. Report for 1872 ;.... P. 379A-6 School Lands, Upper Canada. Proceedings hi the Legislature of Upper Canada, during 1831-2-3, on .the subject, with sundry despatches and School Law of New Brunswick, Manual, 1892 P. 388-4 „ „ a 1901 P. 50642 School Question (Manitoba). Pamphlets, 4c, by Archbishop Taché and others P. 285 ■ Schultz (Hon. John). A forgotten northern fortress P. 205B-14 Schultz (John). Old Crow Wing Trail P. 205B-12 Science, American Association for the advancement of, 1882 P. 366-9 Scobie (Rev. Robert). Religious controversy with Rev. Father Molphy. .P. 227-5 Scotch Church. Remember Zion, an address by Rev. John Moffat P. 217-12 Scotch Church. Report of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland for promoting the religious interests of Scotch Presbyterians in the Colonies. P. 235-5 Scotch Minister Emigrants pride P. 507-5 Scot (the) in New France, 1535-1880, by J. M. LeMoine P. 203 H-l Scott (C. A.) Chemin de Lévis et Kennebec. Réfutation de la brochure de C. A. Scott par L. N. Larochelle P. 256-8 Scott (Charles A.) Chemin de fer de Lévis et Kennebec, et ses embarrasP. 153-9 Scott (Capt. T.) Statement in support of a general railway Act for the North-west P. 143-12 Scrutans.. Un des Immortels P- 230-19 Seafield Manuscripts of the Countess of Dowager of P. 414-34 Seal Arbitration (The) 1893, Donald McMaster P. 347-5, P. 303-4 Secord (Laura). The Story of, by S. A. Curzon P. 260-12 Secretary of the Royal Society of Canada, by Nicholas Flood Davin, 1882. P. 301-4 Secret Servce. Report of the Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts, relating to the expenditure of certain Secret Service Funds.. . . OP. 28-1-2 Secret Service, vide Rapport du Comité Spécial Permanent des Comptes Publics :■ P HO-3-4 200 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume Seigniorial Act for the abolition of feudal rights and duties in Lower Canada , P. 371-5 Seigniories Seignorial Quesiion. Its present P. 181-3 Seigniorial Tenure. Discours de C. Dunkin, P. 445-5 Seigniorial Tenure. Etat Actuel de la question par un membre de l'Assemblée Legislative du Haut Canada P. 88-5 Seigniories. Abolition (de'l) des droits féodaux et seigneuriaux aux Canada, 4c, par Clément Dumesnil P. 119-18 Seigniories. Addresses at the Bar of the Legislative Assembly, March, 1853, against the second reading of the Bill to define seigniorial rights. P. 445 A Seigniories. Analyse chronologique relative à la concession du 25 Février, 1661, appelée la seigneurie de l'Isle aux Oeufs P. 151-3 Seigniories. Bill Seigneurial exposé sous son vrai jour rfe,r un cultivateur. P. 88-6 Seigniories. Bill Seigneurial exposé sous son vrai jour par le journal La Patrie Réfutation Victorieuse du Rapport soumis à la Convention antiseigneuriale, 1855.... i P. 27-4 ."Seigniories. Convention anti-seigneuriale de Montreal au peuple. . . .P. 27-3, P. 157-1 Seigniories. Mémoire concernant les grièves du sault au Matelot, de la Chatellenie de Coulonge, et autres que le séminaire de Quebec possède à titre de fièf P. 154-5 Seigniories. Mémoire sur la prétendue Seigneurie de Terre Ferme de Mingan P. 151-4 Seigniories. Opinion of Mr. Dupin, Advocate of the Royal Court of Paris, on the rights of the Seminary of Montreal in Canada ' P. 52-3 Seigniories. Pièces et documents relatifs à la tenure Seigneuriale demandés par une adresse de l'Assemblée Legislative O.P.42-1 Seigniories. Réponse à deux adresses de l'Assemblée législative au sujet de Tenure Seigneuriale , P. 39-4 Seigniories. Report of proceedings of the Committee to investigate the • Government rights upon the farms of Notre Dame des Anges OP. 55 Seigniories. Report of a special committee on the Magdalen Islands P. 87-2 Seigniories. Réponse au Mémoire produit des Prétendus Seigneurs de Mingan P. 37-4 Seigniories. Réponse des Habitants des Isles de la Madeleine P. 151-7 Seigniories. Return to an address for copies of all despatches, 4c, relating to the Seigniorial tenure, 4c P. 133-4 Seigniories. ^Rights and titles of the Seminary of St. Sulpice of Montreal. P. 52-4 Seigniories. Some Remarks upon the French Tenure of " Franc-Alleu Roturier," and on its relation to the Feudal and other Tenures, by Robert Abraham P. 27-5, P. 38-4 Seigniories. The Anti-Seignioral Convention of Montreal P. 257-1 Seigniories. Third Report and proceedings of the Special Committee of the Legislative Assembly on the Seigniorial Tenure P. 137-4 Selkirk (Earl of). A letter addressed to John Cartwright, Esq., on the subject of Parliamentary Reform \ P. 168-5 Selkirk Colony. Farm Life in, by Rev. R. G. MacBeth P. 205-B-19 Selkirk Settlement and the settlers, by Charles W. Bell P. 199-9 Selkirk Settlement. Contributions by A. E. Bulger P. 494 Selkirk Settlement, Letters, 4c, read by Dr. Bryce and C. N. Bell before the Historical Society of Manitoba.... \ , P. 205 A-17 Sellar (Editor of the Huntingdon Gleaner), Quebec. See Loyalist P. 306-9-10 Séminaire de Québec. Vide Hamel (Juge) P. 154-5 Séminaire de Québec. Catalogues,, «fee P. 159-3-4-5 Séminaire de Québec. Mémoire présenté aux Evêques de la Province . Assemblés aux Trois-Rivières P. 225-2 list of pamphlets in archives 201 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Seminary of St. Sulpice of Montreal. Rights and titles, Memoirs on the part of the, P. 52-4 ?Séminaire de St. Sulpice de Montréal. Etats des Affaires, 1852 P. 253-1 Sempé (Edouard). Cantate en l'honneur de son Altesse Royale, le Prince de Galles, à l'occasion de son voyage au Canada .- P. 14-27 Semple. Unveiling the Monument at Seven Oaks to mark the spot where Semple fell p. 205 B. 8 Seneca Indian Villages, by George S. Conover P. 302-18 Senécal (L. A.) A question of veracity. Correspondence between Sir ' Hector Langevin, Mr. George Stephen and L. A. Senecal on the pur- , chase of the North Shore Railway P. 89-8-9 Senécal (L. A.) et al. Regina jos. accusés d'émeute P. 164-3 Separate Schools. Attacks by the Mail on Catholic institutions P. 196-10 • Separate Schools. The legislation and history of, in Upper Canada P. 443-13 Separate Schools. Speech by Rev. J. Gilbert Armstrong P. 507-4 Sermon preached at York by the Rev. John Strachan, 1814 P. |§f|| Sermons preached by Rev. Alexander Sparks, 1819 \ P. ip.-4 n by Rev. Philip Toques P. ^o 8.5 by Rev. Henry Patton, Toronto, 1853 P. -âf^-14 „ by Rev. J. Gamble Geddes, Toronto P. -4-8-16 n on the death of the Metropolitan, by Rev. P. W. Lerosemore P. ^4p-6 Sermon (An Old Time), by Rev. Robt. Addison P ^ip-6a Serrell (Edward William). Report on a railway suspension bridge proposed for crossing the St. Lawrence River at Quebec P. 181-2 Servos (Alexander). History of Mrs. Jean-Baptiste Rousseaux. Historic houses P. 501-66, P. 501-6c Servos (The) Family, by Wm. Kirby P. 519-1 •Settlers, Bowmanville. J. T. Coleman P. 229-9 Settlers (Letters from) in Canada ' P. 385-11 Settlers' Guide. Quebec, 1894 P. 316-2 |Seven Oaks. Unveiling the monument to mark the spot where Semple fell. P. 205, B-8 Sewell. Manuscripts of the Rev W. H P. 414-4 JSewell (Augustus). Notes upon the Massasagua, a specie of rattlesnake. .P. 203, C-4 Sewell (Jonathan). Proceedings in the Assembly of Lower Canada, on the impeachment of .. • • P V2D-0 'Sewell (Jonathan) and James "Monk. Proceedings in the Assembly of Lower Canada on the Rules of Practice of the Courts of Justice, and the Impeachments of O.P. 58-1-2 Sewell (Chief Justice). An Essay on the judicial history of France, so far as it relates to the law of the Province of Lower Canada P. 133-1 Sewell (Chief Justice). A few notes upon the Dark Days of Canada... .P. 203 B-10 Sewell (Chief Justice). Remarks on the stoves used .in Russia for warming dwelling houses P- 203 B-14 Sewerage and Water Supply. St. John, N.B., 1895-7 •. P. 389-4-6 Seymour (Silas). A complaint to the Council of the Quebec Bar against Andrews, Caron and Andrews P. 57-2 Seymour (Silas). North Shore Railway Company, Report of- the Engineer in Chief to the new Board of Directors P- 44-6 Seymour (Silas). North Shore Railway. Further statement of facts, with a supplement A-i „ Seymour (General Silas). Railway Policy of the Government of Quebec. P. 292-7 Shakespeare.' Was Shakespeare, after all, a Myth? by J. Watts de Peyster. P. 350-4 Shanly (Walter). Rapport sur le relèvement hydrographique d'Ottawa.. O.P. 1-1 Shanly (W. 4 F.). Hoosac Tunnel Contract claims, 4c : P. 110-9 202 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 edward vii., a. 1904 In Volume. Shanly (Walter). Notes and corrections to the report of the Government Commission of Enquiry of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.. P. 225-4 Shanly (Walter). Report of the Directors of the Caughnawaga Ship Canal Co P 44-8 I Shanly (Walter). City Terminus for the Grand Trunk Railway Company, as considered in a report to the Harbour Commissioners of Montreal. .P. 60-1 Sii.wtz (J. Y.). Narrative of a journey to Manitoba with an Abstract of the Dominion Land Act, etc 1\ 19-9, EP. I 1 10, EP. 11-11 Shantz (J. Y.). Relation d'un voyage à Manitoba P. 254-1 m Shea's Relations. Chamoust (sa vie) P. 211-1 " Suite de- la vie P. 211-2 " " Ursulines, voyage à la Nouvelle-Orléans P. 211-3 " " Guerre du Mississippi, 1739-1740 s$$.. P. 211 «-1 , " " . Voyage du R. P. Jacques Gravier en 1790 P. 211n-2 « '< Relation par le R. P. Dablon, 1672-3 P. 2116-1,1 " « Bataille du Malangueulé, 1755 P. 211c-l " " Mission du Mississippi, 1700 P. 211t*-2 " " Novum Belgium Jogues P. 21 lc-3 <"• " Voyage de Sageau P. 2lld-l " | Le R. P. Pierre Milet, sa captivité, 1690-1 P. 21 I d-2 " " Dreuillettes ' P. 211a*-3 Relation, 1696 P. 211rf-4 " ' " .Mission Abénaquise de St. François de Sales, 1702. .P. 211a'-5 " " Lettres du Père Jacques Gauvier, 1708 P. 21 lci-6 " i Lettre du Père Jacques Bigot, 1684 P. 21 lrf-7 " " Epistola Dreuillettes P. 21 I rf-8 " Des Hurons P. 21 lrf-9 I | Prise de Chougen, 1756 P. 21 la Shea (John Gilmary). The bursting of Pierre Marguy's La Salle bubble.. P. 350-2 . Shea (John Gilmary). Notes on Jesuit manuscripts P. 215-6 Shbbbearre (John M. D.). A fourth letter to the people of England on 11io conduot of M rs in alliances, fleets and armies, since the first •differences on the Ohio to the taking of Minorca by the French, 1756., P. 52-7;, Shehyn. Biographie par P. A. J. Voyer P. 344-5.y Shehyn (Joseph). Budget Speeches, 1887 to 1890 P. 17c-l to P. 176-10 Sheldon (J. P.)*s A travers le Canada '. EP. 28-2 Sheldon (J. P.) Notes on the Canadian North-West P. 219-14 Sheldon (J. P.) To-Canada and through it EP. 30-1 Shepherd Copper Mine. South Stukely. Reports, etc., 1864 P. 178 11 Sheppard (Mes.). On the recent shells which characterise Quebec and its environs . '. P. 203«-11 Sheppard (William). Observations on the American plants described by Charlevoix M P. 203a-13 Sheppard (William). Notes on some of the plants of Lower Canada. ... .P. 2035-4 Sheppard (Wilmam). Some observations on the Menobranchus lateralis.. P. 203c-6 Sherbrooke Exhibition P. 313n-5 Sherbrooke. Canada's Eastern Exhibition, etc P. 261-7 Sherbrooke Slate Co. Prospectus, 1866 P. 179-20 Sherbrooke Commercial Industries p. 255.7 Sherman (Hon. John). Relations with Canada. Annexation Speech of Hon. John Sherman of Ohio .. P. 234-15 Sherwood (Henry). Federative Union of the British North American Provinces <.;.... p, 56-6 Shewen (E. T. P.). Notes on Fort Monckton P. 289-3 Shrewsbury Corporation. Hist. Manuscript Commission P. 414-49 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES ' 203 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Ship Channel between Montreal and Quebec P. 410 D Shirreff (Alexander). Topographical notices of the country lying between the north of the Rideau and Penetanguishene, on Lake Huron P. 203 B-ll Shortlidge (Swinthin C.) Date of Wolfe's death P. 445-2 Shortt (Adam). Canadian Currency, Banking and Exchange P. 503-11 to 14 Shortt (Adam). Early history of Canadian Banking under French rule.P. 443-7 to 11 Shortt (Adam). The early history of Canadian Banking, Part I., Origin.. P. 355-12 Part IL, Currency and Exchange after the Conquest P. 355-12\ Shortt (Adam). Early history of Canadian Banking P. 377-4-5-6 Sibley (A. H.) Silver Isl t and Woods location P. 107-17 Siege of Quebec. Journal by a gentleman on the spot, 1759 P. 471-1 Siege de Quebec en 1759..'. P. 34^-5 Sicotière (Leon de la). Emigration Percheronne au Canada pendant le XVII siècle P. 255-5 Siddons (J. H.) Canadian Volunteers' Handbook P. 187-1 Sillery, Le Chevalier Noel Brulart de P. 82-6 Sillery. La seigneurie et les Hurons de Lorette, par Leon Gérin P. 487-6 Simmonds (P. L.). Past, present and future sources of the timber supplies of Great Britain P. 107-11 Simonds (James). Letters written at St. John, by P. 497-5 Simons (Titus). Quartermaster 1767-1812, by H. H. Robertson P. 519-7 Simpson (J. B.) Memorials of the late Civil Service Rifle Corps. P. 187-4 Simpson (Thomas). The fate of, by Alexander McArthur P. 205 A-8 Simpson (William S.) 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McLean P. 500-9 Small (H. B.) Canadian Forests, 4c P. 115-10 In French EP. 28-5 Small (H. B.) The Minerai ressources of the new dominion, a lecture.... P. 395-8 Small (H. B.) Industries and Manufactures EP. 30-6 Smith (H. G, M.D.) Questions regarding Leprosy, E. and F P. 225-8 Smith (Sir Donald). Inauguration as chancellor of McGill University. .P. 382B-15 Smith (J. H.) Historical sketch of the County of Wentworth P. 442-2 Smith (R. J., M.D.) Lecture on the history of Medicine and the science of Homœpathy P- §1 '"1° Smith (R. J.) Lecture on the history of Medicine P- 60-2 Smith (James.) Les Eléments de l'Agriculture P- 190-3 Smith (Goldwin.) Social Problems P '237-16 " " Temperance versus Prohibition P. 233-11 « « The Political destiny of Canada P. 69-7 with a reply by Sir Francis Hincks P. 89-3 204 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Smith (Walter H. J.) Planetary Almanac, 1887 P. 221-2 Smith (Rev. T. Watson). The Loyalists at Shelburne P. 281B-4 Smyth (Rev. 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Le Nord-Ouest , P. 254-2-3 n English r EP. 10-9 Aux Canadiens-Français émigrés EP. 5-11 Le chemin de fer Canadien du Pacifique P. 193-1 The French Question , P. 216-16 Voltaire, Madame de Pompadour et quelques arpents de neige P. 392-5 Tate (Charles M.) The capabilities of the Harbour of Quebec P. 203d-9 Taylor (Henrv). Considerations on the past, present and future condition of the Canadas, 1839, in 2 parts P. 213-1 Taylor (Fennings). Thomas D'Arcy McGee. Sketch of his life and death.P. 343-3 Technical Progress of the Nineteenth Century, by James Douglas P. 505-2 Technological Institute, Halifax. ' Report. .... P. 379c-6 Technology, Massachusetts Institute. Commemorative Address by Augustus Lowell P. 251-3-4-5 Teeple (Peter), Sketch of, in Ontario Historical Society for 1898 P. 460-2 Telegraphic Imperial communication through Canada P. 296 • Telegraphy. Correspondence with Erastus Wiman, 1881 P. 216-19 Telegraphy. Memorandum in reference to a scheme for completing a great Intercolonial and Intercontinental Telegraph System, by establishing an electric cable across the Pacific Ocean, by Sandford Fleming P. Telegraphy. Report on the advantages and necessity of establishing a submarine telegraphic system for the River and Gulf of St. Lawrence.. ,. P. 113-2 Telegraphy. Union of Telegraphic Interests in Canada, by Erastus Wiman P. 181-12 Telegraphy with the coasts and islands of the Gulf and Lower St. Lawrence and the coasts of the Maritime Provinces P. 113-3, P. 349- Tellier (Rév. Père, S-J-) Discours prononcé le jour de la fête de Sfc-Jean- Baptiste • P- ■H Tassé (Joseph). Tassé (Joseph). Tassé (Joseph). Tassé (Joseph), 106-4 193-2 21! CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Temiscamingue. Colonisation du Lac, et du lac Kippewa, 1888 P. 306-16 Temiscaming. Northern districts of Ontario P. 369-8 Temperance. A prohibitory liquor law for Upper Canada, by J. J. E. Linton P 233,10 Temperance. Association Catholique de, de la paroisse de Beauport P. 342-7 Temperance. Canadian Temperance Manual, by Prof. George E. Foster. .P. 148-2 Temperance. Dois-je voter pour la loi Scott ' P. 155-14 Temperance. Eau-de-vie, en Canada. Histoire de 1' (1705 1) P. 152-1 Temperance. Extracts by Rowland Burr, from the report of the select committee of the Legislative Assembly of Canada on the prohibitory liquor law P. 160-9 Temperance. Guerre à l'Intempérance P. 192-13 Temperance. Maine Law Illustrated. Being tbe result of an investigation by A. Farewell and G. P. Ure P. 144-1 Temperance. Maine Liquors Law, with an introduction, «fee P. 161-5 Temperance. Manual of the Temperance Society, by the Rev. C. Chiniquy. P. 180-3 Temperance. Ought I to vote for the Scott Act P. 131-3 Temperance. Prohibition and compensation., P. 131-2-4 Temperance. Prohibition, et la compensation P. 120-10 Temperance. Return of liquor sold in Prince County P.E.I., under the Canada Temperance Act OP. 39-11-12' Temperance. Twins. A reply to the Anti-Scott Act, address of Mr. Gold- win Smith, by Rev. D. V. Lucas ' P. 215-1 Temperance. The claims of Temperance Societies. A lecture by Rev. James T. Byrne P. 237-1 Temperance versus Prohibition, an address on the Scott Act, by Goldwin Smith , P. 233-11 Temple (Inner). Manuscripts in the library of P. 414-13 Temporalities Fund. Rev. John Barclay, circular respecting, 1882. P. 375B-17 Temporalities Fund. Reverend Robert Dobie vs. The Board of Manage- P. 385 B-14-15 4 ■ ment, 1878 P. 375 B-10-11 Temporalities Fund of the Presbyterian church of Canada in connection with the Church of Scotland with judgment of the Privy Council P. 375 B-19 Temporalities fund. Which church is entitled to the Temporalities P. 287 2 Tenant Farmers' Delegates. Reports and other information on the North West Territory and other parts of the Dominion EP. 8-4 Tenant Farmers'Delegates. Reports on the Dominion of Canada as a field for settlement EP. 4-5 Tenure Seigneuriale. Edits, etc., relatifs à la correspondance relatifs à la Régime féodal P. 423-1-2-3 Terry (Frank) Taylors). The Aborigines in the North West P. 459-5 Terry (Benjamin S.) The city in the Roman constitution P. 356-lci Tessier (Messire). Procès entre, et Michel Tetro P. 27-7 Têtu (l'Abbé). Mgr. de Laval, premier évêque de Québec P. 188-3 Têtu Horace. Historique des journaux de Québec, 1875 P. 97-4 n n n 1889 P. 236-2 Thankful Stebbins. An Unredeemed Captive, by C. Alice Baker P. 231-4» Taumur de la Source. Relation de la Mission du Mississippi en 1700 P. 211, C-2 The Confederacy and the Transvaal, by Charles Francis Adams P. 518-6 The England of the time of the War of Independence, by John Bellows. .. P. 518-7 The Society's Land Titles, by Charles A. Chase P. 518-4 The Whitman Legend. A reply to Professor Bournes, by Myron Eells,DD.P. 517-1 The Tale of Tantiusques, by George H. Haynes P. 518-9 Thibault (Charles). Hier, anjourd'hui et demain, origines et destinées canadiennes .. P. 91-10 list of pamphlets in archives 213 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Thibault (Charles). Panégyrique du révérend Edouard Crevier, V.G. . .P. 156-8 Thistleton (Hon. Francis). Pseudnoym of W. H. Fleet P. 10-2 Thomas (Alfred C.) Comparisons of English and American Farming.. P. 182-5, P. 200-4 Thomas (John). Diary of, 1755 p. 281-5 Thomas (Isaiah). Some notes on p. 496 Thomas (C.) The History of Shefford P. 74-2 Thommerel (J. P.) Recherches sur la du Franco-Normand et de l'Anglo- Saxon p. 363.5 Thompson. Journal of Sergeant James, 1758-1830 P. 441-11 I Thompson (Ernest C.) Mammals of Manitoba P. 205 A-5 Thornton (Edward) and George Brown. Memorandum on the commercial relations, past and present, of the British North American Provinces •with the United States of America P. 89-1, P. 140-8 Thorn (Adam). Claims to the Oregon Territory considered P. 421-1 Thousand Islands. Meanderings among the- P. 230-16 Three Rivers. See Commerce, Industries, 4c P. 255-7 Three Rivers (The City of). As a seaport and her network of railroads, by George Balcer P. 60-4 Thockmorton. Manuscripts of Sir N. W P. 414-4 Thwaites (Reuben Gold). A Memoir on Lyman Copeland Draper P. 270-6 Thwaites (Reuben Gold). The Boundaries of Wisconsin. P. 231-7 Thwaites (Reuben Gold). The story of the Black Hawk War P. 270-7 Till (Wm Jr.) New Brunswick, as a home for emigrants P. 354-6, EP. 14-8 Tillinghast (W. H.) See Harvard University P. 311-5 Time marking, by R. E. W. Goodridge.." P. 205 A-3 Time Reckoning. Papers on, by Sir Sandford Fleming P. 346-4 Tintinuabulum. Sporting Intelligence. The Race for the Mitre . .P. 160-11 Tiny, Sites of Huron. Villages in the townships of, by Andrew F. Hunter. P. 441-16 Tobacco Pest. A new, Raleigh P. 438-6 Todd (Alpheus), Brief suggestions in regard to the formation of local governments for Upper and Lower Canada in connection with a federal union of the B. N. A. Provinces .* P. 60-6 Todd (Alpheus). X)n the position of a constitutional governor under responsible government P. 14-5 Todd (Col. John). Record Book. Vide Edward G. Mason P. 142-14 Tolmie (Wm. Fraser). Canadian Pacific Railway routes. The Bute Inlet and Esquimalt route, No. 6, and the Fraser Valley and Burrard Inlet, No. 2, compared, 4c .P. 44-9, P. .86-6 Tomkins (Daniel D ). Public Papers P. 470-2 Tomkins (Edward S.). Record of the Ancestry and kindred of the children of P. 350-9 Toner (J. M., M.D.). Address on Medical Biography P. 367-10 Toner (J. M.). George Washington as an inventor and promoter of the useful arts, an address P- 367-11 Toner (J. M.). Some account of George Washington Library, 4c P. 367-12 • Toots. The Two Elders and the Meal Club Plot P. 132-4 Toque (Rev. Philip). The voice of the sea. SermoD on the death of Capt. Robert Hutchings P 508-1-14 Tonty (Chevalier Henry de). His exploits in the valley of the Mississippi, by Henry E. Legler P. 459-4 Toronto and Guelph Railway Company. Acts of incorporation, 4c, 1852.P. 385-1 Toronto and Guelph Railway. Preliminary survey, 1852. Chief Engineers Report ■ P- -484-3 Journal of the Test pits, M.S .P. 484-6 Second Report, 1853 P. 484-7 214 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 115-7 386-8 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Toronto Board of Trade. Report, 1887 , P. 323-2 Toronto (Bishop of). Charge, April 1856 P. 508-1-17 1 Synod of the Church of England P. 508-3 ii Report of the Church Association and meeting of Protestant Episcopal Divinity School, 1879 P. 508-2-4, P. 146-14 Toronto -(City of). The right of the Grand Trunk Railway P. 290-6 Toronto Church Society, 1843 to 1869 P. 373-E, F, G Toronto First Germ (Fort Toronto). Some explanatory notes in relation thereto, by Henry Scadding P. 48-6 Toronto (Public Library). Annual Report, 1887 .. P. 308-4 1888 P. 308-5 1892 P. 308-6 - m ' 1894 P. 308-7 „ Finding list, 1885 . P. 308-3 Report for, 1897 P. 449-8 1898 P. 449-9 Catalogue of books in central circulating library, 1897... P. 449-10 Report for 1891 P. 308A-2 1895 P. 308A-3 I 1896 P. 308A-4 Reports for 1885 P. 136-16 1887, 1888, 1890 P. 258-1-2-3-4 Toronto (Public Library). Address to the Board of management of the Toronto Free Library, by John.Hallam P. Toronto Grammar School. Year Book, 1807, 1897 P. Toronto Harbour. Memorandum with plans, 4c, prepared by direction of Hon. H. L. Langevin, 1881, including report of Committee on York Harbour, 1833-1834 and 1847. Capt. Bonnycastle's Report, 1834- 1835; Walter Shanly 4 C. Gzowski, 1847, and other papers, plans, 4c.OP. 41-1 Report by James B. Èads OP. 41-2 With appendix by Henry F. Perley OP. 39-8 Toronto Industrial Exhibition Association , P. 221-1 „ 1885 ; ... P. 313A-6 Toronto Library, 1899 P. 495-1 Part 2 P. 495-2 n Subject Catalogue P. 495-3 Toronto Mechanics Institute. Annual report P. 308-2 Toronto Musical Festival, 1886 P. 225-10 Toronto. Report of the debate in the City Council on 21st February, 1853, respecting the issuing of City debentures , P. 239-1 Toronto. Statutes of the University of, 1857 P. 309-1 Toronto. The members of the Municipal Council and civic officials, from 1834 to 1870 P. 3J2-1 Receipts and expenditure P. 312-2 Police Force P. 312-3 Tax exemptions P. 312-4 Tornado in Luzerne and Columbia Counties. Notes on, by Professor Thomas Santee P. 318-9 Toronto University Convocation. Address by James Loudon P. 506-8, Toronto University. Statement made before the Committee of the Legislative Assembly on the University of Toronto, in reply to those of the Rev. D. Cook, Green, Stinson and Ryerson, by John Langton P. 94-6 Toronto Water Works. Toronto P. 273 - Toronto Young Men Christian Association P. 307-11 LIST OF PAMPHLETS IN ARCHIVES 215 Toussaint (F. X.) Townley (Adam). Townley (Adam) SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Torrence (Mr. Justice). A letter to the Attorney General of the Province of Quebec on the administration of justice P. 30-7 Torrence Papers Catalogue ; p. 329A-3 Tour from Bangalore to Calcutta, by Major George E. Bulger...... r.. .P. 467-3- Tourists Guide. Quebec and Ottawa P. 244-5. Toussaint (Anais). Procès de, accusée et trouvée coupable de l'empoisonnement de son mari .., p. 154-4 Petit abrégé de géographie moderne P. 158-1 Seven letters on the common schools system. ..P. 146-11, P. ^-IJ-2-15» P. 160-7 Scepticism or folly, 1857 P. 490-4 Townley (Rev. Adam). Ten letters on the Church and Church Establishments addressed to the Hon. W. H. Draper, M.P., &c, by an Anglo- Canadian P. 90-6 Townshend. Manuscripts of the Marquis P. 414-10 Townsend (William). Life and trial of, for the murder of John H. Nelles.P. 232-4 Town and Country. Magazines, 1776 to 1781 P. 463, G. to K. Township Surveys. Surveyors reports of, in Manitoba, Keewatin and North-west Territories P. 474 Trade. An abstract of all the statutes made concerning aliens trading in England, from the first year of Henry the VII, by Samuel Hayne, 1685.P. 348-2 Trade. Commercial relations with British America P. 348-7 Trade and Navigation. Exports from Montreal, season for 1896, 1897 . .P. 377-2-3 Transit of Venus. Report of Canadian observations on, 1882 P. 346-7, P. 113-4 Treaties affecting the boundaries and fisheries of Canada P. 107-12 Treaties concerning the cession or the Russian Possessions in North America to the United States OP. 38-5 Treaties. Discours de Sir John A. Macdonald en présentant le projet de loi pour mettre à effet le traité de Washington P. 26-8 Treaties. List of Treaties of Commerce and Navigation between Great Britain and foreign powers O.P. 23-2 Treaties. Message, Despatches and Minutes of the Privy Council relating , to the Treaty of Washington O.P. -23-1 Treaties. Navigation of the St. Lawrence. Message from the President of the United States, with report and correspondence relative to free navigation, 1828 P. 197-10 Treaties. Observations on the conduct of Great Britain with regard to the negotiation and other transactions abroad P. 62-1 Treaties. Observations upon the Treaty of Washington signed 9th August, 1842, with the Treaty annexed together with a map to illustrate the Boundaries, by George William Featherstonhaugh P. 63-1 Treaties. Quirks of Diplomacy, by Lieut.-Col. Coffin P. 30-4 Treaties. Speech of the Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald on introducing the Bill to give effect to the Treaty of Washington as regards Canada.P. 21-6, P. 109-S Treaties. Traité entre Sa Majesté et les Etats-Unis d'Amérique, signé à Washington le 9 août 1842 P 225-3 Treaties. Treaty of Washington, with correspondence, 4c, in connection with the appointment of the Commission, carefully collected from official sources P- 80-4 Treaties. See Kidder Abenaki Indians P. 216-5 Trees. Notes on, in the grounds of McGill University, by Sir William Dawson ' P. 382 B-l» Trees. Their distribution and preservation, by A. T. Drummond, with maps P 507"8 Tremblay (P. A.), siteux député. de Chicoutimi. Histoire d'un pauvre et néces- 216 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Tremblay (Ernest). La question du jour. Le gouvernement fédéral peut- il révoquer le lieutenant-gouverneur de Québec P- 91-6 Tremblay (Ernest). Riel ; Réponse à Monsieur J. A. Chapleau P. 344-10 Trent Affair. Correspondence relating to the case of Mason and Slidell, 1861 . P. 257-6 Trials. Address to the Jury at Kingston Assizes in the case of the King vs. Robert Gourlay for libel, with a report of the trial P. 180-1 Trials. Case of Baptiste Cadienx for murder. (Important point of jurisdiction raised.)., P. 122-/ Trials. Case of George Arnold vs. John Boyle and others, argued and determined in the Court of King's Bench for the District of Quebec. . . P. 7 2-7 Trials. Faithful Report of the trial and acquittal of Robert Randall, a member of the Commons House of Assembly in Upper Canada, accused of perjury, from stenographic notes by F. Collins P. 52-1, P. 149-/ Trials. Full and accurate Report of the celebrated Slander Case of Ferguson vs. Gilmour, 1853 P. 196-8 Trials. Greenwood Tragedy. Three addresses delivered to the prisoners in Toronto gaol by Colonel Kingsmill P. 139-25 Trials. Inquest on Mary Boyd at the Provincial Lunatic Asylum P. 216-23 • Trials. James Hill commonly called John the.painter P. 216-8 Trials. Last twenty-one days of the Convict Daniel Mann, 1871 P. 161-10 Trials. McPherson (LaughHn T.) vs. George Arnold tried in the Court of King's Bench, Quebec, before Chief Justice Sewell. Justice Perrault and a Special Jury, 1823 '. .'.... P. 72-7J Trials. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry in re Corrigan Murder P. 40-1 Trial of JosephBerubee and Cesaire Thibault, by Lelièvre and Angers.. . .P. 131-5 Trial of Patrick J. i Whelan for the murder of Hon, Thos. D'Arcy McGee, reported by George Spaight... P. 38-3 Trials. "The Chesapeake " The case of David Collins et al on a charge of piracy P. 218-6 Trials. The trial defence, etc., of William Ross who was executed together with Robert Ellis, J. B. Monarque and W. Johnson, for burglary ... .P. 216-7 Trinity College. Two letters to the Lord Bishop of Toronto in reply to charges by the Lord Bishop of Huron against the theological teaching of Trinity College, by George Whitaker, Provost P. 92-3 Trinity College School, Port Hope Calendar P. 355-9 Trinity College. The Bishop of Huron's objections to the theological teachings of P. -ï|£-2 Trinity College. The judgments of the Canadian Bishops on the Documents submitted to them by the Corporation of Trinity College, in relation to the theological teaching of the College P. 139-24 Trinity College. The Protest of the minority of the Corporation of Trinity College against the resolution approving of the theological teaching of that institution, 1864 P. 233-21 Trinity College. University Consolidation a National University P. 92-7 Trinity Medical School P. 346-13 Trip to the Old Country, by William Fennington P. 300-4 Trois Missionnaires. (Découverte des restes de) par C. E. Rouleau P. 289-7 Trois-Rivières. Chambre de Commerce P. 192-10 Trois-Rivières. Jubilé Sacredotale des Mgrs P. 361-6 Trois-Rivières. Mémoire appuyant la demande d'une école normale dans la ville des Trois-Rivières par l'Evêque (Mgr. Laflèche) 1881. Réponse aux remarques de M. l'Abbé Verreau sur le mémoire P. 225-7 Trow (James, M. P.). Manitoba and North-west Territories EP. 16-5 Trudelle (l'Abbé Charles). Le Frère Louis. 'Les derniers Récollets Canadiens P. 392-1 list of pamphlets in archives 217 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. Trudel(Hon. F. X. A.). Projet de loi de l'Université Laval. . Discours contre le bill P. 195-18 True Irishmen. Address to the Irish inhabitants of Quebec P. 127-3 Trumbull (John LL.D.) McFingal, a modem epic poem on the town meeting, Philadelphia P. 163-4 Truro, Memorial of the 121st and 122nd Anniversary of the settlement of, 13th September 1882 P. 441-1 Trust and Loan Co. U.C. Report of Michael Sa ward, 1846... ! P. 213-4 Trutch (Hon. M.) Complimentary Dinner at Ottawa, 1871 P. 215-8 Tuberculosis Congress on, 1899, held in Berlin, Germany, and report by Edward Farrell, M.D., Halifax P. 486-3 Tuberculosis in Cattlle P. 369-5 Tupper (Sir Charles). Canadian Pacific Railway, Speeches and Statements in the House of Commons, 1880-1884 P. 67-7-11 Tupper (Charles). Discours 1874 sur les Finances du Canada ... n ... ...P. 22-15A Tupper (Charles). Liberal Conservative Handbook, 1876 P. 13-16 Turcotte (Louis P.) Conférence 2 Dec. 1874 P. 207-1 Turcotte (Louis P.) Les Archives du Canada P. 46-8 " " " I conference à l'Institut Canadien P. 207A-7 Turcotte (Louis P.) L'Hon. R. E. Caron, Lieut. Gouverneur de la Province de Québec P. 124-5 Turcotte (Louis P.) L'Hon. Sir G. E. Cartier P. 124-4 Turcotte (Louis P.) La Société Littéraire et Historique de Quebec. Conférence , P. 203C-6 Turcotte (Louis P.) Notice Biographique, par J. P. Tardivel P. 207A-l 1 Turgeon (Mgr P. F.) Archevêque de Québec et premier visiteur de l'Université Laval. Souvenir, 1867 P. 12-10 Turgeon (J. O.) Biographie de Camille Urgso P. 5-9 Turnbull (Lt. Col. J. F.) Cavalry F. 306-13 Tuttle (Chas. R.) Open letter on the Agitation in Manitoba. P. 143-15 Twinning (Capt P. G.) Narrative of an exploration survey through part of East Central Africa '..... P. 306-13 Typography. Specimens pioneer topography, by H. S. (Henry Scadding). .P. 260-11 Tyrrell (J. B.) Brief Narrative of the journeys of David Thompson in Nortb Western America .*■ " P- 218-16 u. Ultramontane policy in Quebec and its results, by a Catholic P. 303-8 Underwood. Manuscript of C. F. Weston of Somerly P- 414-2 Ungava Bay. Notes on Ungava Bay and its vicinity, by W. H. A. Davies. P. 203G-11 Uniacke (Richard John). A sketch, by Hon. L. G. Power, 1895 P. 281C-4 Unifaction of Longitudes, 1884 P- 304-1 Union of the Canadas. Messages from His Excellency the Governor General on the Subject of the Reunion of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada together with the resolutions of the House of Assembly, 1839 •••••. P- 56"3 Union of the Dominions of Great Britain by Inter-communication with the Pacific and the East by British North America (with maps), by Capt. Millington Henry Synge, 1852 P- 332-4 , Union Legislation as to Presbyterians, 1875 P- 375B-9 Union Presbyterian. Appeal in the case of Eldon, 1879 P- 375B-13 Union of Presbyterian Churches. Witness P- 375B-7 218 CANADIAN ARCHIVES 3-4 EDWARD VII., A. 1904 In Volume. Union Presbyterian. Faults and failures of the late, by Douglas Brymner, LL.D P. 375B-12 Union of the Provinces of British North America, by Hon. Joseph Cauchon, translated by Geo. H. Macaulay P. 327 Union. Plan for a general legislative Union of the British provinces in North America, 1824. P. 339-1 Remarks P. 339-2 Union. Remarks on the proposed union of the provinces Upper and Lower Canada, by J. B. Robinson, 1839 .'. P. 339-3 U. E. Loyalists. Address before the Historical Society of New Brunswick, by General John Watts de Peyster P. 132-13 U. E. Loyalists. Association, Annual Transactions P. 501-3, P. 442-11 U. E. Loyalists in 1837. Wentworth Historical Society P. 519-6 U. E. Loyalists. Memorial to, by James Coyne P. 501-5a U. E. Loyalists. New Jersey Volunteers Loyalists in the Revolutionary War, by William S. Stryker P. 197-12 U. E. Loyalists. Resolutions of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada respecting claims, 1835 , P. 64-la U. E. Loyalists. Sir F. B. Head and Mr. Bidwell. The cause and circumstances of Mr. Bidwell's banishment correctly stated and proved, 1838, attributed to Egerton Ryerson P. 24-4 U. E. Loyalists. The Aftermath of a revohïtion, by. George Sterling Ryerson P. 355-11 U. E. Loyalists. The loyalists at Shelburne, by Rev. T. Watson Smith'. .P. 281B-4 Upper Canada. Bible Society of 28th report, 1868 P. 5-^-7 United States and France. Observations on the dispute between, by R. G. Harper, 1798 (sixth edition) , P. 297 United States. Commercial relations with British America P. 348-7 United States. Constitution, Old South Leaflets, Articles of Confederation, Declaration of Independence, North-west Ordinance of 1787 .. . .P. 299 United States Diplomatic correspondence. 1862, transmitted by Her Majesty's Minister at Washington P. 348-5 United States, Dominion of. Address, by Harry Rubins P. 350-16 United States Government Publications. Catalogue P. 215-5 United States Government Publications, by D. L. Kingsbury P. 356-4g United States. Message from the President, respecting disturbances on the Canadian frontier P. 132-1 United States. Message from the President (Boundary Question), Washington P. 132-2 United States. Proposal for a centennial record, 1883 P. 303-5 United States. Provisional court for the State of Louisiana, a reminiscence of the late civil war, 1861-66 P. 109-12 United States. Relations between, and North-west British America, 1867.P. 348-6 United States. Report of the Minister of Finance on the Reciprocity Treaty with the, 1862 P. 348, 10-11 United States* Senate. Letter from the Secretary of State transmitting memorials relative to documents in Europe bearing on the early history of the United States P. 186, 3-4 United States. Special report of the Librarian "of Congress, 1895 P. 350-15 Universal Time. Universal Cosmic Time, by Sandford Fleming P. 218-11 Universities and the professions. Letters by S. Pagnuelo P. 233-18 University, Brown. Catalogue P. 309-1 1 University. Calendar of Dalhousie College P. 309-4 University. Calendar of Fling's College, Windsor P. 309-5-6 University. .Calendar of Lake Forest, 1887-8 P. 309-10 list of pamphlets in archives • 219 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 18 In Volume. University Consolidation. Association* of the University of Trinity College. A national university, 1874 P. 92-7 University Education. A plea for the extension of, in Canada, by J. W. Dawson p. 382B-5 University Education, by Rev. George Bryce, 1899 P. 497-8 University, Harvard. Bibliographical contributions, edited by Justin Winsor, 1888-9 P. 311-5 Université Laval. Annuaire, 1894-95 P. 304-4 Université Laval et les études.classiques P. 195-16 Université Laval, vide Pelletier (Abbé) P. 154-10 Université Laval. 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