Canada. Governor-General (1854-1861 : Head)

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Open LibraryOL6529226A

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Canada (7)
Clergy reserves (Canada) (4)
Réserves du clergé (Canada) (4)
Toronto General Hospital (2)
Dettes publiques (2)
Public Debts (2)
Fire, 1854 (1)

Books by Canada. Governor-General (1854-1861 : Head)

Total count: 21

Return to an address to the Governor General for information relative to building rented from the Grey Nuns for the use of the Legislature, and burnt in May last

Lovell and Lamoureux1854-01-01
Return to an address, with correspondence, &c., and copy of patent of land near Rondeau, to John Prince, Esq

Lovell and Lamoureux1854-01-01
Return to an address from the Legislative Assembly, to His Excellency the Governor General, dated the 5th ultimo, praying His Excellency tp cause to be laid before the House copies of all correspondence which may have passed between the government of Canada and the Imperial government, since the 9th day of May, 1853, on the subject of the clergy reservesand also, copies of all correspondence which may have passed between the government of Canada, or any member thereof, and any clergyman or dignitary of the Churches of England or Scotland, or of the Church of Rome, or of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, or their agents or attorneys, since the 9th day of May, 1853, on the subject of the commutation of the claims of any of the said clergymen or churches, on the clergy reserve fund

J. Lovell1856-01-01
Return in (part) to an address from the Legislative Assembly, to His Excellency the Governor General, dated the 28th February last, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House a return, shewing in detail the parties and bodies with whom commutation has been made under the provincial statute 18 Vict., cap. 2, sec. 3; the age of each party or incumbent, and the amount paid to them respectively; the date of communcation in each casealso, the amount of stipend or allowances assigned or given to each party or body at the time of the passing of the Imperial act, 16 Vict. cap. 21, and a statement of the manner in which such commutation may have been invested or appropriated : also, the amount of the fund realized or to be realized from the sales of clergy reserve lands already made, and the quantity of lands called clergy reserves remaining unsold on the 31st day of December last, in each section of the province

[s.n.]1856-01-01
Customs duties, (Canada and the West Indies)return to an address of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 30 May 1856, for copies or extracts of any correspondence which has taken place between the Colonial Office and the governors of our North American and West Indian colonies, on the subject of a proposal for the mutual abolition of customs duties upon the productions of Canada and the West Indies

[s.n.]1856-01-01
État indiquant les terrains qui se trouvaient primitivement en la possession de L'Hôpital Général de Toronto

John Lovell1856-01-01
Return to an address from the Legislative assembly shewing the amounts of land originally held by the Toronto General Hospital

Lovell1856-01-01
Return to an address from the Legislative Assembly, to His Excellency the Governor General, dated the 3rd March last, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the Housea return of the names of all persons who have been appointed to any office of profit or emolument, or trust in Canada, since the 28th March, 1855 ...

J. Lovell1857-01-01
Return to an address from the Legislative Assembly, to His Excellency the Governor General, dated the 5th May, 1856 praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House, "A return of all reports of explorations and surveys, if any made by engineers or others, since the year 1835, employed to examine the Valley of the Trent, and the country westward, to Lakes Simcoe and Huron, with the view of constructing a canal from the Bay of Quinte to Lake Huron."

Printed by John Lovell1857-01-01
Return to an address from the Legislative Assembly to His Excellency the Governor General, dated the 19th ultimo, praying His Excellency to cause to be laid before the House, a statement of all sums apportioned to the several municipalities in Upper Canada from the clergy reserves appropriation fund, as also from what municipalities the appropriation was retained owing to their indebtedness to the consolidated municipal loan fund, to the present time

J. Lovell1858-01-01
Return to an address, for "A statement, in detail, of the manner in which the annual stipends and allowances to the churches of England, Rome, Scotland, and certain other religious denominations, out of the Clergy Reserves fund, as commuted under the authority of 18th Vict., cap. 102, have been invested or appropriated, in accordance with clause 3 of said act"

J. Lovell1858-01-01
Return of books copyrighted in Canada under 4th and 5th Victoria, cap. 60

J. Lovell1859-01-01
Return to an address to the Governor General of 12th May, 1858, for a statement of the fees and emoluments of the sheriffs in Upper Canada, &c. &c

J. Lovell1859-01-01
Message, with despatches and other documents relating to the mails services

S. Derbishire & G. Desbarats1859-01-01
Return to an address to the Governor General of 23rd March, 1859, for statement of balances of collectors of licenses at 31st December, 1858

J. Lovell1859-01-01
Despatches and other document [sic] relating to the Intercolonial Railway

S. Derbishire & G. Desbarats1859-01-01
Message, with despatches and other documents relating to the consolidation of the public debt

S. Derbishire & G. Desbarats1859-01-01
Message on the subject of the sinking fundalso, certain other documents having reference to the consolidation of the public debt

S. Derbishire & G. Desbarats1860-01-01
Return to an address dated 2nd instant, for copies of correspondence respecting the fugitive Anderson

Thompson, Hunter1861-01-01
Message from His Excellency the Governor General with despatches on the subject of a permanent seat of government in Canada

Leader and Patriot Steam Press Print2001-01-01
Return to an address of the Honorable Legislative Assembly, dated 16th March, 1857, requiring copies of any charters, leases, or other documents, under which the honorable Hudson's Bay Company claim title to the Hudson's Bay territory, or any maps relating thereto in the possession of the government

S. Derbishire & G. Desbarats2001-01-01