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YEAR. 1842.

1843.

1843-1849.

1843-1870.

1846,
25 Mar.
1846.

1847.

1847, 20 Sep. 1847, 27 Feb.

1848, 1 Feb.

1849,
8 Aug.
1849.

1849.

1849.

1850.

1851,

15 Oct.

1852.

1853.

1853.

1855.

1855-1867.

1856,

19 June.

1856.

1857,

15 May.

1861. 1862-65.

1868.

By-laws of the Western District Literary and Philosophical and Agricultural
Association, Amherstburg, donated by the Rev. Thomas Natress, B.A.
Return under the Assessment Act of 1819, of all lands described for Patent,
Huron Dist.

Bills-annotated-re admission of Land Surveyors, and the Surveys of Lands in
Upper and Lower Canada.

Marriage Licenses, by Rev. Dr. Jennings, Toronto, donated by Mr. W. T. Jen-
nings, C.E., Toronto.

Toronto Harbour, Survey of, by John G. Howard, 1846.

Minutes (MS.) of the first meeting of the Board of Education for Upper Canada, signed, "Egerton Ryerson."

Statement re the causes that led to General Armstrong's resignation of the office of Secretary of War in 1814, by Thomas L. McKenney.

Letter, D. McDermid, Cornwall, to the Honorable Mr. Justice McLean, re claim for arrears of pension.

Copy of the Commission of the Comte de la Galissoniere from Louis XV., coun-
tersigned by Barrin. Certified extracts from the Registers du Conseil Super-
ieurs de Quebec, 27 Feb., 1747.

Notice of meeting of St. John's Chapter in re organizing St. Andrew's Chapter,
R.A.M., signed John McA. Cameron, Secretary. Addressed to Hugh Miller,
Toronto.

Statement of sale of Freehold land with conditions of sale (printed).

Return of the number and names of militiamen located previous to 1 January, 1843, but whose locations were forfeited for non-performance of settlement duties.

Return of the number and names of the sons and daughters of U. E. Loyalists whose claims have been recognized by Orders in Council since 1 January, 1843.

Return of the number and names of U. E. Loyalists located prior to 1 January,
1843, but whose locations have been forfeited for non-performance of settle-
ment duties.

Criticism on the Common School Bill of 1850 introduced by the Hon. Francis
Hincks, by Murdoch MacDonald, Perth, Ont., 36 pp. ms.

Calendar of prisoners for the October Assizes County of Haldimand, R. Mather
Sheriff.

Circular to Crown Land Agents in Lower Canada to cease delivery of Location
tickets.

Movarian Indians Lease and Sale to Holcroft Clench.

Settlers' Accounts-H. C. McMullen, Sullivan, James Walsh, Arthur, and Duncan McIntyre, Egremont, Ont.

Settler's License in favor of Alexander Stewart of McNab Tp., yeoman.

Merchant Shipping Act Amendment.

Return of the Legislative Assembly, in re charge made by the Commissioner of
Crown Lands against the Auditor of Public Accounts.

Bill to change the Constitution of the Legislative Council by rendering the same
Elective, Hon. Mr. Cauchon.

Letter. Hector Cameron, Toronto, to Hon. Mr. Justice McLean, Cornwall, re
the rights of St. Andrew's Church to damages from the Railway Co. for
preventing access to a lot on the Humber.

Petition to H. E. the Governor General, re Canada Company lands in Goderich.
Correspondence between A. MacNabb, Esq., Southampton, Ont., and the Hon.
McMurrich, Toronto, re settlements in County of Bruce.

Statement showing the total expenses of the Judiciary of the Dominion of Canada
for the quarter next commencing on the 1st July, 1867.

YEAR. 1869.

1869. 1879.

Petition of 264 SETTLERS in the Township of Bruce, County of Bruce, re the "Land
Improvement Fund of Bruce."

Journal of the Rev. S. D. Hinman, Missionary to the Santee Sioux Indians.
Report of the Select Committee of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario on the
Huron and Ontario Ship Canal, with maps and Plans.

(Alphabetically Arranged.)

A

Algonquin, Manabozho and Hiawatha, legend, by J. C. Hamilton, LL.B., Toronto.
Anderson, Thomas Gummersell, Supt. of Indian Affairs, Diary of.

B

Baldoon Settlement, The, in Essex County, C. M. Burton, Detroit.

Bargain and Sale: G. Wright to N. M. Connel and A. A. Anderson, Brampton, Ont., 1856. Battle of Windsor, Ont., 1833; Copy of Manuscript, Mr. McRae.

Bigot, François: Extracts, Abrégé des Mémoires de, 1763.

Bill, re Registration of Vital Statistics: J. Cox, Brantford, Ont., to Hon. E. B. Wood.

C

Capitulation of Detroit:

Capitulation Papers by General Hull, from the late Mr. Christopher Robinson, K.C., Toronto. 1. Letter from General Hull to General Brock re cessation of hostilities, dated 16th August, 1812. Two sheets. Address of General Brock on the back of second sheet.

2. Letter from General Hull to General Brock re flag of truce, dated 16th August, 1812. Two sheets. Address of General Brock on the back.

3. Articles of Capitulation, dated Camp at Detroit, 16th August 1812. Four sheets. docketted on back.

4. Articles of Capitulation (as in No. 3). Two sheets and no docket on back.

5. Supplemental and additional articles to the Articles of Capitulation for the surrender of Detroit, dated 16th August, 1812. Two sheets, docketted.

6. An Article in addition to the Supplemental Article of the Capitulation, dated 16th August, 1812. One sheet.

7. Additions proposed by General Hull, no date nor signature, but in General Hull's handwriting. One sheet.

8. Proclamation by Isaac Brock, Esquire, Major-General Commanding His Majesty's Forces in the Province of Upper Canada, &c., &c. To the inhabitants of Detroit, 16th August, 1812. Three sheets.

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11. Plan of Fort Detroit. Positions marked.

Commission: Under the Alien Act, 1819, Copy of.

Correspondence: Copies and Extracts of, since 1835, Respecting Indians in B.N.A. Provinces.

D

Deed, Copy of: Joseph Eby to J. Miller. Lands in the County of York, Ont.
Deed, Copy of: T. Markland to R. Macaulay. Lands in Hallowell and Ameliasburgh.

Deed, Copy of: D. Overton to I. Smith, of Brookhaven, to Lands in Lyn Tp., N. Y. State.

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Diary John Potts, Richmond Fort, 1754. Addressed to Messrs. White and Isbester, Commanders-in-Chief of Moose and Albany Forts.

Dictionary Selection of Words of the Inhabitants of New France (Indian) and their Meaning

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in French and English.

F

Fenwick Papers. Pamphlets, reports and papers from the collection of the late Rev. Thomas Fenwick, Woodbridge, Ont.

G

Greely, Susan Burnham: Sketches of the Past, Haldimand and Northumberland.

H

High Roads and Communications; Population and Agriculture and the Settlement of the King's Land; the External and Internal Commerce; and the Regulations of the Police. Hodgin's Collection, The. From J. George Hodgins, LL.D., I.S.O., Toronto, consisting of the following entries among many others :

Private Letters of Public Men.

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No. of Letters.

54 The Draper-Ryerson Letters, 1842-1847.

15 The Bidwell Case and Letters, 1862-1873.

17 The New Brunswick University Case, 1854-1860.
39 The Sir John Macdonald Correspondence, 1854-1872.
24 The Sir Francis Hincks' Correspondence, 1842-1884.
2 Letters of Sir Allan Macnab, 1855.

3 Letters of Sir Alexander Campbell, 1887.

4 The Hon. W. H. Merritt Correspondence, 1848-1849. 1 Bishop Strachan's Letter to Dr. Ryerson, 1857.

3 Bishop Hellmuth's Letters to Dr. Ryerson, 1875.

4 Hon. J. C. Morrison's Correspondence, 1846, 1849, 1860.

5 Correspondence with Hon. E. B. Wood, 1869-1873.

6 Sir J. Wm. Dawson, Magill College, 1854-1858.

3 Rev. Dr. McCaul, Toronto University, 1860.

3 Sir Daniel Wilson, Toronto University, 1856, 1876-7.

2 Rev. Professor Hincks, Toronto University, 1854-55.

14 Single letters from or to Rev. Dr. Fuller, Rev. Dr. Leitch, Sir E. P. Taché, Hon W. Cayley, Hon. R. Baldwin, Hon. J. Carling, Hon. D. A. Macdonald, Hon. J. S. Macdonald, Hon. Dr. Widner, Hon. D. Mills, J. W. B. McGann, D. B. Stevenson, Hon. B. Flint, Hon. P. M. VanKoughnet, Captain Fitzgibbon. Various dates.

7 Hon. P. J. O. Chauveau, Chief Supt. Education, L. C., 1855-60.

10 Hon. A. S. Hardy, 1875, 1877, 1883.

25 Hon. Adam Crooks. Correspondence, various.

246 Letters, Miscellaneous.

No. Date.

1 1666

Rare Documents and Pamphlets.

The LaSalle Homestead and old Landmarks of French Canada.
2 1669-1697 Atlantis Insula, Six Antique Maps, well engraved.
An Account of Ordnance Stores in Placentia, Nefd.
Agreement to Transport Stores to Boston, Mass.
State of Placentia Fort and Garrison, Newfoundland.
Inventory of Stores in Placentia Fort.

3

1729

4

1729

5

1730

6

1730

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Certificate of B. Pollard, with Seal, in favour of two merchants.

Extract of Letter from Secy. Wm. Pitt to Gen. Abercrombie.

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four persons.
W. Palfrey.

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Letter from T. Hartwell, Ordnance Office, London.
Commission from Governor of Leeward Island to take Evidence.
Sermon by Rev. C. Bulkley, London, on Taking of Quebec.
R. Winter, London. on Taking of Quebec.
Lately Discovered Likeness of Gen. Wolfe (wood cut).
Pamphlets on Occupation of Canada and Guadeloupe.

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Memorial of Lord Egmont for Grant of Island of St. John, St. Lawrence.

1775-6

Grant of Cape Charles (St. Lawrence) by Gov. Murray.
Proclamation of Gov. Sir H. Palliser, Granting Permission to Fish.
Sale of the Sloop Esquimaux and her tackling.

Original Letter to Sir H. Palliser, and his Reply.

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of Sir Hugh Palliser to Mr. Sharp.

of Charles O'Hara to J. Boddington.

Memorial of Capt. Gamble to Lord Barrington.

Original Letter of Capt. Gamble to Mr. Chamier.

Doctor Samuel Johnson's "Taxation No Tyranny" in answer to Resolution
and Address of Annual Congress. (Vouched for by Lord Macaulay).
Journal of Congress in 1775-76. (Reprinted in London, 1777).
Senter's Journal of Secret Expedition against Quebec.

Original Letter of Gen. Prescott (afterwards Gov. of Lower Canada) to Lord
Amherst.

The Fight in Beechwoods or Beaver Dams, 1812. (Mrs. Secord, etc.). Substi-
tuted.

Original Letter of G. Curtis, Master of Ship Nottingham.

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Original List by Sir G. Carlton of Officers in America.
Original Letter of Capt. G. B. Byron to Ordnance, London (initialled by Sir
Guy Carlton).

Original Letter of Capt. G. A. Byron to Ordnance, London.
Lord Keppel's Paper Relative to Lord Albemarle's Affairs.
Lord Dorchester's (Sir G. Carlton) Warrant for £508 6s. 8d.
Lord Dorchester (Sir G. Carlton) Warrant for £514 8s. 8d.

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Rules and Regulations for the Land Office Department, in English and French. 17th February, 1789.

Form of Certificate for Single Lot of Land.

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Proceedings of Executive Council, Quebec, in November 9th, 1789.

Form of Application for Lot of Land, by U. E. Loyalists.

Proceedings of Executive Council, Quebec, in January, signed by the Clerk.

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Memorial of Capt. McGinnis to Sir George Yonge.

Capt. George Burns to Sir George Yonge.

Lieut. F. P. Robinson to Sir George Yonge, afterward Gov. of U. C.
Capt. R. McRea to the King.

Lieut.-Col. Peter Craig to the King.

Proclamation of Lt.-Gov. Simcoe on Settlement of Lands.

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Pamphlet by Jeremy Benthan on Emancipate the Colonies."

Laws of Lower Canada in English and French.

Extract from Report of Committee in English and French on a Bill for Roads and Bridges.

Proceedings of Executive Council of U. C., 6th November (1),

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Notice to the U. E. Loyalists as to Land Grants.

Form of Petition to Gov. Simcoe for Grant of Land.

Form of Certificate of Surveyor of Lands.

Proclamation of Gov. Simcoe to the U. E. Loyalists, 6th April.

Proclamation of Gov. Simcoe on failure of persons in regard to Land Grants,
25th May.

Proclamation of Gov. Simcoe on charge for surveying the land granted, 1st
July.

Proclamation of Gov. Simcoe on the Election of Members of the Legislature,
16th August.

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Notice of the Surveyor General to persons claiming lands.
Proclamation of President Russell placing impost on Land Grants.
relieving U. E. Loyalists of charge.
Lt.-Gov. P. Hunter appointing Hemp Seed Commission.
Copy of Indenture of David Brook as an Apprentice (herewith).
Meteorological Observations at Toronto in the year 1801.
"The British Spy," Letters from Virginia by an Englishman.
House of Lords Proxy by the Duke of Bedford.

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Certificate of Identity of W. Forrest by British Consul Buchanan, N. Y.
Proceeding of the General Assembly of Nova Scotia on Contention with U. S.
by England.

Sketch of a Plan for the Settling in U. C. of English Labourers.
Sketch with addition of a Plan for Settling English Labourers in U. C.
Report and Estimates of Improving the Navigation of the St. Lawrence.
Petition of Rev. R. Addison and others against the Assessment Law.
Remarks upon Emigration to the B. N. American Provinces.
Localities of Canadian Minerals by Dr. John Bigsby.
Mohawk Version of St. Matthew's Gospel by Rev. P. Jones.
First Report to House of Assembly of U. C. on Education.
Letters from Four Settlers in Upper Canada.

Thermometrical Observations, taken at Ancaster, U. C.

Report of a Committee of House of Assembly on Grants to Religious Bodies.
Proclamation by Gov. Lord Gosford regarding Quarantine.

Aborigines Protection Society's Report on the Indians of U. C.

Act to Alter and Amend the Provincial Militia Act.

1st Despatch of Lt.-Gov. Sir Geo. Arthur on King's College Act and Funds. 2nd

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Manual on Cavalry Movements for Volunteers.

Abstract of Field Exercise and Evolutions of the Army.

Returns of U. C. Public Revenue from 1833-1838.

The Right of the U. S. to the N. E. Boundary, by Albert Gallatin.
Aborigines Protection Society's Outline of a System of Legislation for Protection
of Indians.

Sol. General Day's First School Bill for United Canada.

Hon. R. Baldwin's First University of Toronto Bill, not passed.
By-Law on School Fund of the Ottawa District (substituted)
Pamphlet on the Difficulties about Indian Lands on the Grand River.
Origin and History of the N. American Indians, by J. Mackintosh.
Tariff of Customs, Provincial and Imperial, by J. W. Dunscomb.
Petition to the Legislature by the Visitors of King's College.

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