Page 54 - Canadian Dominion Directory 1871 - Partie 1-fusionné

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Smith, James, M. P. P. for Durham, Port Hope.
Boulton, Hon. G. S., M. L. C , registrar for Northumberland.
Ward, Geo. C , registrar for Durham, Port Hope.
Ruttan,H., sheriff of United Counties.
Ward, Thomas, clerk of the peace.
Chatterton, Richard D., deputy clerk of the crown, and clerk of county court.
Whitehead, M. F., registrar, surrogate court, Port Hope.
Smith, E. P., crown lands agent, Port Hope.
Daintry, G. S., revenue inspector, Northumberland.
McKibbin, James, revenue inspector, Durham, Port Hope.
Burnham, Asa H., warden of the United Counties.
Burnham, Zaccheus, treasurer of United Counties.
Jellett, Morgan, clerk of county council.
Cameron, James, deputy registrar for Northumberland.
Scott, Thomas, postmaster.
Kittson, W. H., collector of customs.
McCarroll, James, landing waiter of customs.
Weller, William, mayor of Cobourg.
Brodie, David, town clerk.
VICTORIA COLLEGE.
Richey, Rev. Mathew, D. D., principal and professor of theology.
Neiles, Rev. S., A. M., acting principal, and professor of rhetoric.
Kingston, William, A. M., professor of mathematics.
Wright, W. P., A. B., professor of classical literature.
Vandusen, Rev. Conrad, treasurer and agent.
Number of pupils about 50—April, 1851.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FEOFESSIONS, TBADES, &c.
ALLEN, JOHN T., dealer in groceries, provisions and country produce, King st.
ARMOUR, SHAW, land and general agent, King st.
AXTELL, N. G., bookseller and stationer, King st.—a general stock of books, periodicals,
stationery, &c, constantly for sale wholesale and retail at low prices.
BEAMISH, JOHN S., dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, lumber, country produce,
&c, King st.
BOULTON, HON. G. S., M. L. C , barrister and attorney at law, King st.
BURN, DAVID, actuary of the Savings Bank, &c, King st.
BURNHAM, ASA M., warden of the United Counties.
BURROW, CHARLES, dealer in groceries, provisions, boots, shoes, &c, Division st.- a
large stock always on hand, and for sale very low.
BUTLER, GEORGE, forwarder, Division st.—goods received in store and forwarded to all
parts of Canada, the United States or Great Britain.
CAMERON, JAMES, deputy registrar for Northumberland, King st.
CHURCH, WILLIAM Y., Albion hotel and livery stables, King st.—every accommodation
to be had, usually found at the best hotels, and charges moderate.
COBOURG STAR, THE, weekly paper, H. Jones Ruttan, editor, King st.
DUIGNAN, TERENCE, Globe hotel, stage house and livery stable, King st.-—this house is
second to none in British America, in comfort and convenience.
EDGCUMBE, GEORGE, dealer in groceries and provisions, S. E. corner of King and
Division sts.'—a good stock always for sale cheap for cash or country produce.
FARMER, MRS., North American hotel, Division st.—the house will be found pleasant
and convenient, and the charges moderate.
FIELD, JOHN, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery, &c, King st.
FLEMING, DANIEL, harp and crown inn, King st.—a good yard and stabling is attached
to the house, and the charges are always moderate, N. B., water on the premises.
FRASER & McLeod, importers of Foreign and British dry goods, and wholesale and
retail clothing warehouse, King st.
GARRETT, W. A,, barrister and attorney at law, King st.