Page 7 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.

TASK PAGK 1MM
Banks in Canada, Condition of.... 537 General Post Office 487 Railroads in Canada 573
Baptist Clergy 667 Geological Survey 579 Religious Statistics 653
Beef and Pork Classification 677 Governors of Canada 544 Revenue and Expenditure for 1850 609
Bible Christian Clergy...., 569 Government Departments and Sa- Revenue from Customs Duties in
British Ministry 543 laries of Officers 545 1847-8-9 and 50 M9
Grain, Standard Weight of 578 Roads, Bridges, Harbors, Slides,
Canals of Canada, Cost and Re- and their Revenue 5St
venue 510 Imperial Parliaments 579 Roads and Slides, Expenditures
Census Returns of Canada 495 Imports and Duties on same, for in 1849 and 50 628
Church of England Clergy.. 558 1849 and 50 509 Roman Catholic Clergy SS&
Clergy in Canada. „ 655 Imports, Value of, for 1848-9 and Royal Family of Great Britain.... 543
Coins, Gold and Sihrer, legal tend. 50 616
er of 539 Imports into the U. S. from Ca- Salaries of Public Officers 545, 87>
Collectors of Customs and Salaries 547 nada in 1850 528 Salaries of Collectors of Customs 647
Comparative Value of British and Jesuits* Estates, Agents of 579 Sheriffs, TJ. C 649
Foreign Merchandise entered Judiciary of Upper Canada 649 Sheriffs, L. C §50
in 1849 and 50 E09 Judiciary of Lower Canada 550
Commerce of Canada, 1350 525 Judges of the County and Surro- Tariff of Customs Duties..... 575-
Congregationalist Clergy 567 gate Courts, U* C 549 Timber, Supply, Export aad
County Registrars 552 Stock of, from 1846 to 1850 305-
Crown Lands Agents 578 Law Courts, U. C 549 Timber Measured to Oct. 10,1851 531
Customs Duties, Tariff of. 575 Law Courts, L. C 551 Tolls Colleeted on the Canal* in
Customs Duties, Revenue from Legislative Council 544 1850 515
1817-8-9 and 50 „ 509 & 627 Legislative Constituencies 545 Tolls levied on the different Ca-
Light Houses 580 nals 514
Distance Table of Canada 490 Literary Statistics 554 Travelling Fares on the principal
Distances and Travelling Fares... 542 Routes 64*
Mineral Lands, granted on Lakes
Economic Minerals of Canada..,. 531 Huron and Superior 604 Value of Gold and Silver Coins... 53S>
Education Department 579 Minerals, Economic 531 Value of Goods entered m 1848-
Educational Statistics 554 Methodist Clergy 565 & 568 49 and 60 516
Emigrant Department 571 Military Departments 569 Vessels passing through the Ca-
Emigrants, arrival of, to October, Militia Department 579 nals, 1850 512
1851 581 Vessels Registered in 1850 516-
Exchange Tables on London 640 Post Office Directory of Canada.. 474 Vessels Built in 1850 515
Exports, Value of, in 1850 518 Post Office Regulations for Let- Vessels entered inwards at Que-
Exports and Imports at the diffe- ters, Newspapers, Books, & c . 487 bec and Montreal, 1848-9 and 50 52fr
rent Ports of the Province 524 Presbyterian Clergy 563, 566 Vessels entered outwards from
Executive Council, Officers of... 579 Public Debt of Canada 507 1844 to 1850 5J6
Public Works sold in 1850.... 529, 530
Flour Inspection. 577 Public Officers and Salaries... 545 Wesieyan Methodist Clergy.™ 565>
BUSINESS INDEX TO UNITED STATES ADVERTISEMENTS.
P*GK PAGE PA OB
Agricultural Warehouses,... .597, 665 Gold Leaf Factory 629 Optieian 634*
Accordeon & Banjo, Makers.... 655 Gold Pen Makers 649, 684
Architects 611 Gun Makers 625, 678 Pail and Tub Factory 665
Artificial Leg Maker 640 Grocers 624, 678 Paper Mills ... 636, 682 1
Patent Paints, &c 657, 659"
Billiard Table Maker «41 Hardware Merchants, Brass and Patents, Solicitors of. 637
Booksellers & Stationers, 598,600, 642 Iron founders, Machinists, &c. 596, Phrenologists 660*
610, 620, 633, 640, 651, 664, 674, 675, Printers 635, 6$&
Chemists, Druggists and Patent 680, 684, 686, 688, 689, 691
Medicine Sellers, 601, 611, 638, 643, Railroad carwheels ......„„ 674
666 Hatters and Furriers 627, 652
Cabinet Warehouse* 663, 673 Hotels and Inns, 609, 627,637,653,679, Scale Makers 661, 688
Carriage Factory 673 692 Shoe Peg Makers 683-
Clothing Warehouses 616, 648 Saleratus Factory 634
Commission Merchants, 594, 596, 615 India Rubber Factory 863 Silk Goods Warehouses 647
665, 688, 691 Stereotype Foundries 637
Councillors at Law 682 Lamp factory 679 Surgical Instrument Makers 662, 671
Leather Merchants,..,..,.. .655, 692 Syrup and Cordial Makers ........ 662
Dyers... ., 617, 674 Lecture Rooms 673
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Looking Glass Frames &c . . . . 679 Tent Maker 681
Engravers & Copperplate Printers 649 Tobacco Warehouse ~ 647
Express, Steamboat and Forward- Mathematical Instruments 690 Trunk Factory 68£
ing Offices 693,617,640,650, 689, 690 Millwrights & Furnishers . . . . . 680
Mineral Waters , 638 Watchmakers and Jewellers. 654!
FancyStores 618,641, 679 Musical Instrument Manufactur- Whip Maker 688-
Fire Works Factory 624 ers, 595,629, 655 681 Wire Works 686-
File & Rasp Cutter 674
Newspapers 635
Glass, Works ornamental 679 Nurseries , 682
ADDENDA TO RAIL R0AD8.
BRANTFORD AND BUFFALO |RAILROAD COMPANY—(Capital £150,000)—This Road, which is
to connect the Town of Brantford with the Niagara River, has just been commenced; and, according
to the contract, is to be completed in December, 1852. ABCHIBALD GILKISON, secretary, Brantford,
In the names of the City Councillors of Montreal, page 152, for N, S. Whitney, read H. H. Whitney-