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Returns from the Several Chartered Banks Stating the Name and Place of Residence of Each Stockholder, with the Number and Nomina H *#. A % \J BANKS } OF EACH STOCKHOLDER, 1T3 THE N*UM3Ba AND ALtJE OF THE SHARES HELD BY THE! [i» pursuafrtfie of an order of the House, of the 3r<$ April, 1861.] BANK OF M F BRITISH NOR ERICA, COMMERCIAL BANK OF CANADA, JJSAJXA, QUEB K, LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE, CITY B ANK NIAGARA DISTRICT BANK, MOL BAN BANK, THE NATIONAL STE S' BANK. V-, _/•* BRINTEO FOE THE CONTRACT' IT. URsULE STREET. RETURNS: FROM THE SEVERAL CHARTERED BANKS, STATING THE NAME AND PLACE OF RESIDENCE OF EACH STOCKHOLDER, WITH THE NUMBER AND NOMINAL VALUE OF THE SHARES HELD BY THEM, [In pursuance of an order of the House, of the 3rd April, 1861.J BANK OP MONTREAL, BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, COMMERCIAL BANK OF CANADA, BANK OF UPPER CANADA, QUEBEC BANK, LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE, CITY BANK, MONTREAL ; BANK OF TORONTO, NIAGARA DISTRICT BANK, MOLSON'S BANK, GORE BANK, ONTARIO BANK, THE NATIONAL BANK, EASTERN TOWNSHIPS' BANK. QUEBEC PRINTED FOR THE CONTRACTORS, BY HUNTER, ROSE «fc CO., ST. URSULE STREET, 1861. F/02fc RETURNS 'om the several Chartered Banks, stating the name and place of resi- dence of each stockholder, with the number and nominal value of the shares held by them [In pursuance of an order of the House of the 3rd April, 1861.] Bank of Montreal, Bank of Toronto, Bank of British North America, Niagara District Bank, Commercial Bank of Canada, Molson's Bank, Bank of Upper Canada, Gore Bank, Quebec Bank, Ontario Bank, La Banque du Peuple, The National Bank, Cjty Bank, Montreal, Eastern Townships' Bank. t N ote.—The Bank Returns consisting principally of Lists of Names, it was considered it one Edition would suffice for the English and French. RAPPORTS s diverses banques incorporfes, indiquant le nom, et la residence de chaque aetionnaire, le nombre et la valeur nominale des actions dont ils sont les porteurs. [Conformement a 1'ordre de la chambre du 3 Aral 1861.] Banque de Montreal, Banque de Toronto, Banque de l'Amerique Britannique Banque du District Niagara du Nord, Banque de Molson, Banque Commerciale du Canada, Banque de Gore, Banque du Haut-Canada, Banque d'Ontario, Banque de Quebec, La Banque Nationale, La Banque du Peuple, Banque des Townships de l'Est. Banque de la Cit£, Montreal, fOTE.—Les rapports des banques consistant principalcment en nonis, il a 6t6 juge" a Wfe dc n'en faire qu'une seule et merae Edition anglaisc et francaise. 120329 . , BANK OF MONTEEAL. (BANQUE DE MONTREAL.) oom NAMES. NAMES. RESIDENCE. M S (Noma.) (Nomt.) 02 -^ Abbott, John Montreal.... 2 Bayfield, Capt. Henry W., Adair, Hamilton R. C. Rifles 2 (R. N.) Quebec 19 Adam, Peter Glasgow 35 Bayfield, Mrs. Fanny do 20 Adams, George, Com. Genl.. England .... 157 Bayley, Mrs. Eleanor Cobourg 24 Alcorn, Samuel Toronto 40 Bell, John H'dson'sBayCo 45 Allan, Hugh Montreal...., 194 Bell, Major Gen. George England 142 Allan, Hugh, and W. Ed- Bell, Rev. William Perth 12 monstone, Executors late Benjamin, Mrs. Leah Montreal 3 John Millar do 24 Benny, Robert do 9 Allan, Hugh, in Trust for Benny, Walter do 40 Mrs. P. Rea do 12 Benson, Mrs. Mary Ann do 9 Allan, Hugh, in Trust for Berczy, William Daillebout 20 Miss Rachael Rea do 4 Bernard, Aldis Montreal 5 Allen, Charles Edward Quebec 30 Bilfield, Jr., Daniel Haldimand 7 Anderson, James H'dson'sBayCo 27 Bird, Miss Mary Red River 1 Anderson, James St. Anicet, C.E. 2 Bird, Mrs. Mary do 22 Anderson, Mrs. Mary Sorel, C. E 15 Bissett, James H'dson'sBayCo 2 Anderson, Robert Montreal 250 Black, Alexander K do 9 Anderson, Thos. B do 20 Blackburn, John Quebec 19 Anderson, T. B., in Trust for Blackwood, Miss Margaret Minors of J. R. Auldjo do 2 Isabella Montreal. 40 Anderson, T. B., in Trust for Blatherwick, Miss Emily England 16 John R. Auldjo do 5 Blatherwick, Miss Frances... do 15 Anderson, T. B., in Trust for Blatherwick,Miss Helen Jane do 16 Mrs. Caroline Burgoyne... do 32 Blatherwick, Thomas(S.A.S.) Quebec ... 8 AndersoD, T. B., in Trust for Blatherwick, Thomas, Treas. Heirs A. Gray do 24 of Canada Military Orphan Anderson, T. B., in Trust for Asylum do 8 Alfred Green. do 7 Blenkarne, William Henry .. do 5 Anderson, T. B., Treasurer Blois, Col. William England 180 Parochial Endowment Fund do 6 Boa, Paul Beech Ridge .., 13 Anderson, T. B. and G. W. Board for Management of Wicksteed, in Trust for T. F. P. S. of Scotland 620 Mrs. Julia Bond do 32 Borton, Col. Arthur, 9th Regt 4 Anderson, John H Halifax, N. S.. 10 Boston, John Montreal, 75 Bouthillier, Andrews, Henry Montreal 95 Tancred ; do 10 Armstrong, Rev. J Shefford, C. E. 1 Bowdoin, Miss C. F. M. Tem- ple Armstrong, Major Gen., R.S. England 276 i England 150 Armstrong, Major Gen., R.S., Bowdoin, Miss L.E. F. Tern . pie in Trust for Mrs. Herbert- do 23 , do 150 Bowles, Armstrong, Major Gen., R.S., Joseph , Quebec 81 in Trust for Mrs. Maude... do . 36 Bowman, William Montreal 1 Arnton, John James Montreal. 2 Bradshaw, James Foster Quebec ., 147 Arnton, William G do . 5 Braithwaite, Rev. Joseph...., Chambly 37 Ascher, Isidore G do . 2 Brennan, James ;., Montreal 3 Ashworth, John, estate of..... Quebec ... 12 Brewer, John England 22 . Ashworth, Mrs. S. L do 36 Bridges, Mrs. Helen , March, C. W ... 3 Auld, Miss Janet Scotland 10 Brock, Mrs. S. L. Q Montreal 30 Auld, Miss Margaret do . 11 Brooke, John do 168 Auld, Mrs. Mary Ann Montreal 16 Brown, Christian J do 5 Auld, Mrs. Mary Ann, in do do Executor, do 14 Trust do Brown, Magnus Red River ...... 14 Bain, Rev. William Perth; Browne, Froderic Montreal..'....... 15 Baldwyn, Mrs. A. R St. Johns, CE. 38 Bunn, Mrs. Magdalene Red River 6 Balfour, Rev. Andrew Kingsey, C. E.. 3 Bruyere, Mrs. Mary R Montreal. .20 Ballonden, John H'dson'sBayCo 20 Buchannan, Mrs. Agnes do ...•,.. 9 Bandyshe, Nelson Woodstock 1 Bully, Charles England 42 Barnston, George H'dson's BayCo 52 Bully, Miss Catharine do 13 Barr, Hugh Huntingdon 4 Burgess, Mrs. Mary Montreal '.. 6 Barr, John St. Scholastique 11 Burgess, Rev. Henry.....;...., Nicolot 35 Barrett, Miss Margaret Montreal 12 Burnham, Mrs. Elizabeth:.... Cobourg '..:....'., • 5 Barton, Martha do 6 Burnham, Rev. Mark Otonabee ........ '. .5 Bate, Albert ...,„,... Dunville, C.W.. 12 Burstall, Henry Quebec '..-.: 15 B , , — — , Bank of Montreal. (Continued.) Banque de Montreal. (Suite.) NAMES. NAMES. RESIDENCE. RESIDENCE. (Nom8.) (Nom,8.) J. Burton, Miss Anna D'Aguilar Quebec Colville, John Drummondville. 1 Burton, E. J., (M.D.), Staff Connolly, Mrs. Julia Montreal 49 Surgeon 25 Cook, Rev. John, D. D Quebec 26 Burwell, Hercules. London, C.W. 176 Cook, Rev. John, Ex. late J. Buttery, "William Sorel ]0 McKenzie do 120 Cameron, Angus Scotland 14 Cooper, Patrick William, in Cameron, Archibald Grenville 4 Trust for Ann Cooper Montreal 24 Cameron, Miss Ann J do 3 Corse, Miss Electa Waterbury, Vt... 12 Cameron, Mrs. Ann do 5 Court, James Montreal , 21 Campbell, Capt. II. J. M., Court & Mackintosh, in Trust (R. A.) England 144 for Patrick Wilson 10 Campbell, Capt. P. J., (R. Coxhead, Miss Thcodosia Sorel 10 H. A.) do 33 Coyle, Richard Berthier 12 Campbell, Capt. P. S., (R.A) do 65 Cramp, John M., and Wife... Nova Scotia. 10 Campbell, Colin A., (R. N.)„ do 100 Crawford, Honble. George... Brockville.... 120 Campbell, Dr. George W Montreal 60 Crawford, James do 30 Campbell, Duncan Simcoe 2 Crawford, John 20 Campbell, James Ellice Montreal 10 Crawford, John, (Broker) Montreal, 60 Campbell, John Quebec 12 Crawford, Mrs. Emma, in | Campbell, Lieut. Gen. F England 155 Trust for James Cochrane.. do 13 Campbell, Rev. Peter Colin.. Aberdeen 17 Crawford, Mrs. Emma, in Campbell, Robert Hudson's Bay Co 26 Trust for Miss Elizabeth Campbell, Thomas E St. Hilaire 15 Crawford do 22 Carey, John England 10 Crew, Mrs. Euphemia England 8 Carlow, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann., Port Hope 20 Cringan, Thomas Scotland 60 Caron, Hon. R. E Quebec 16 Cringan, Thomas, in Trust Carpenter, Fred. S.. (D.C.G) England 45 Rev. G. Greig do 37 Cartwright, Miss Mary M... Kingston . 4 Croil, James E.Williamsburg. 46 Cartwright, Miss Sarah S do 4 Croil, William Richardson... Aultsville 13 Cassie, Rev. John Port Hope 14 Crosbie, John Montreal 9 Caverhill, John and Thomas Montreal . 27 Cross, Alexander .. do 34 Caverhill, Mrs. Elizabeth, Cross, Alexander, in Trust for (late) 15 Wm. Hodges do 5 Chandler, Mrs. Jane England. 10 Crowder, Mrs. Catharine E.. Savannah 20 Chapman, Misses S. A. and Cumming, Cuthbert Colborne 89 M. J Quebec 12 Cumming, James W Montreal 4 Chapman, Charles N. P Presuott 36 Cumming, Walter B do 80 7 4 Chapman, Rev. John Rupert's Land. 7 Currj , Mrs. Mary Toronto Chaytor, Col. John. (Royal Daintry, George Smith Cobourg 68 Engineers) England .... 112 Dakers, James, in Trust Montreal 6 86 Christie, Mrs. A. M. P Cbristieville. 12 Dames, Col. William Kingston , City and District Savings' Davidson, David Montreal 21 Bark iMontreal 154 Davidson, Henry Riviere du Loup 20 Cleevj, Frederick Charles Richmond, C.E.. 7 Dawsor, James Montreal 26 Cleland, Robert Brockville 9 Dease, Francis M Hudson's Bay Co 19 Clement, Miss S. M Ottawa 1 Deblois, Edward J Quebec 12 Clerk, Alexander , Montreal 9 Deblois, P. A do 12 Cleveland, Chester B Richmond, C.E.. 30 Denny, Mrs. Eueretta England 50 Clouston, James S , Hudson's Bay Co 20 Deschambault, George Hudson's Bay Co 30 Clouston, Mrs. Catharine 6 Devins, Peter Montreal 10 Cochrane, Rev. Thomas (Red River 12 Dewar, James London, C. W.... 22 Codville, Hilary . JQuebeo .... 30 Diokenson, Mrs.
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