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125-3 Pt1 135242 Vols 1-482 Page 1 of 658 Finding Aid Number RG 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 1 1 1 Françis Kelly v Charlotte Antonia Sulivan - Prince Edward 1876 Island 125-3 RG125-A 1 1 2 Françis Kelly v Charlotte Antonia Sulivan - Prince Edward 1876 Island 125-3 RG125-A 1 1 3 Françis Kelly v Charlotte Antonia Sulivan - Prince Edward 1876 Island 125-3 RG125-A 1 2 1 Françis Kelly (Commissioner of Public Lands) The 1876 Honourable Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby Fane - Prince Edward Island 125-3 RG125-A 1 3 1 The Queen v James Taylor - Ontario 1876 125-3 RG125-A 1 4 1 John Abell v Richard Church - Ontario 1876 125-3 RG125-A 1 5 1 Mary Anderson v The Northern Railway Company - Ontario 1876 125-3 RG125-A 1 6 1 Robert Nicholls and Thomas Robinson v William Cumming - 1876 Ontario Page 1 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 1 7 1 James Johnston v The Minister and Trustees of St Andrews 1876 Church, Montreal - Lower Canada 125-3 RG125-A 2 8 1 Frederick Wyld and Henry William Darling v The Liverpool 1876 and London and Globe Insurance Company 125-3 RG125-A 2 9 1 Robert Book Senior and Robert Book Junior v The Merchant's 1876 Marine Insurance - Nova Scotia 125-3 RG125-A 2 10 1 Elizabeth McDougall suggesting the drath of Thomas Mooney 1876 v Honourable Peter Smyth - Nova Scotia 125-3 RG125-A 2 11 1 Alfred Joyce v Dame Constance H. Hant - Lower Canada 1876 125-3 RG125-A 2 12 1 William Darling v Robert Brown et al - Lower Canada 1876 125-3 RG125-A 2 13 1 Thomas Nye v Henry M. Perkins - Ontario 1876 125-3 RG125-A 2 14 1 Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada v Henry Jones 1876 Ruttan - Ontario Page 2 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 2 15 1 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal 125-3 RG125-A 2 15 2 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal 125-3 RG125-A 2 15 3 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal 125-3 RG125-A 2 15 4 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal 125-3 RG125-A 3 15 5 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal 125-3 RG125-A 3 15 6 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal 125-3 RG125-A 3 15 7 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal 125-3 RG125-A 3 15 8 Osee Beassard, Henry Blackburn v Honourable H. L. 1876 Langevin - Election appeal Page 3 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 4 16 1 Peter McIntyre v Thomas McCraken - Ontario 1876 125-3 RG125-A 4 17 1 Edward Oscar Bickfard v Grand Junction Railway Company - 1876 Ontario 125-3 RG125-A 4 18 1 William Darling et al v Robert Brown et al - Lower Canada 1876 125-3 RG125-A 4 19 1 The Queen v Michel Laliberté - Lower Canada 1876 125-3 RG125-A 4 20 1 Francis Webber v Robert H. Cogswell - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 4 21 1 David C. Landers v Douglas B. Woodworth - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 4 22 1 John Jamieson v Thomas L. Steele - Lower Canada 1877 125-3 RG125-A 4 23 1 Andrew T. Drummond v James Baylis - Lower Canada 1877 Page 4 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 4 24 1 William Kandick v Robert H. Morrison - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 4 25 1 Bowmanville Machine Company v James Dempster - Nova 1877 Scotia 125-3 RG125-A 4 26 1 The Queen v John Severn - Ontario 1877 125-3 RG125-A 4 27 1 John W. LeCain v Charlotte Hosterman - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 4 28 1 Rector St George's Parish Parrsboro Nova Scotia v Alida Y 1877 King - Nova Scotia 125-3 RG125-A 5 29 1 Thomas W. Chesley v Albert Murdock et al - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 5 30 1 John Caverhill and Thomas Caverhill et al v Ulysse J. 1877 Robillard - Lower Canada 125-3 RG125-A 5 31 1 Wiley, Wicks and Wing v Robert Hall Smith - Ontario 1877 Page 5 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 5 32 1 Thomas J. Wallace v William Fraser et al - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 5 33 1 Thomas J. Wallace v Frederick Bossom - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 5 34 1 Francis Kearney and Moria Kearney et al v Ann Kean and 1877 Mary Mc Minn - Nova Scotia 125-3 RG125-A 5 35 1 Peter Le Noir et al v Joseph N. Ritchie et Company- Nova 1877 Scotia 125-3 RG125-A 5 36 1 Thomas J. Wallace v John Souther - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 5 37 1 G. G. Dunning et al. V Desiré Girouard et al - Lower Canada 1877 125-3 RG125-A 5 38 1 Christopher Milner v John M. Hay - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 5 39 1 Thomas Gray v W. Richard and A. McConnell - Ontario 1877 Page 6 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 6 40 1 James Somerville v Honourable Rodolphe Laflamme - 1877 Election 125-3 RG125-A 6 40 2 James Somerville v Honourable Rodolphe Laflamme - 1877 Election 125-3 RG125-A 6 41 1 John Fulton v Françis B. Mc Namee - Lower Canada 1877 125-3 RG125-A 6 42 1 David Cross v British American Assurance Company et al - 1877 Lower Canada - [This file is missing and therefore cannot be consulted. / Ce document est manquant donc ne peut être consulté.] 125-3 RG125-A 6 43 1 Thomas H. McKenzie v A. H. Kittridge et al - Ontario 1877 125-3 RG125-A 6 44 1 Oséé Brassard et al. v. Honourable H. L. Langevin 1877 125-3 RG125-A 6 45 1 District Mutual Fire Insurance Company v James H. Samo- 1877 Thomas Johnston 125-3 RG125-A 6 46 1 Trustees-School Section no. 16 South Disctrict Pictou County 1877 v James Cameron et al - Nova Scotia Page 7 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 6 47 1 Edmund O'Donnell v Confederation Life Assurance Canada - 1877 Nova Scotia 125-3 RG125-A 6 48 1 William T. Rickaby v Adam R. Bell - Quebec 1877 125-3 RG125-A 6 49 1 Joseph Pope Commissioner - Public Lands v John Alister 1877 Somerlet MacDonald - Prince Edward Island 125-3 RG125-A 7 50 1 William Johnson Taylor v G. Taylor A. H. WallBridge and 1877 George Simpson - Ontario 125-3 RG125-A 7 51 1 Joseph Danjou v Firmin alias Benjamin Marquis - Quebec 1877 125-3 RG125-A 7 52 1 Francois-Xavier Gareau v Charles Gareau - Lower-Canada 1877 125-3 RG125-A 7 53 1 George Ginn v. Willaim Cox - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 7 54 1 James Sullivan, J. Wilson and Uria Drake v John P. Lawless - 1877 New-Brunswick Page 8 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 7 55 1 James Sullivan, J. Wilson and Uria Drake v John M. Robinson 1877 - New Brunswick 125-3 RG125-A 7 56 1 Benjamin Bradley v Roderick McLean - Nova Scotia 1877 125-3 RG125-A 7 57 1 Thomas Shannon v Hastings Mutual Fire Insurance Company 1877 - Ontario 125-3 RG125-A 7 58 1 Philo D. Browne et al v Charles A. Pinsoneault et al. 1877 125-3 RG125-A 7 59 1 John J. MacDonald v Georgian Bay Lumber Company - 1877 Ontario 125-3 RG125-A 7 60 1 The Queen v James Scott 1877 125-3 RG125-A 7 61 1 David McGregor Ferguson v Reverend John Freguson - 1877 Ontario 125-3 RG125-A 8 62 1 James H. Brown v Great Western Railway Company of 1878 Canada Page 9 of 658 125-3_pt1_135242_vols 1-482 Finding aid RG Volume File no. File Title Date number Part range 125-3 RG125-A 8 63 1 Duncan MacDonald v Harry Abbott - Montréal, Québec 1878 125-3 RG125-A 8 64 1 John Breden v Andrew G. B. Bannalyne and James Ashdown - 1878 Manitoba 125-3 RG125-A 8 65 1 Frank Lakin v Thos C. Nuttall et al - British Columbia 1878 125-3 RG125-A 8 66 1 W. Yuile et al v W. B. Simpson et al 1878 125-3 RG125-A 8 67 1 Robert W. Standly v Honorable Ebenezer Perry 1878 125-3 RG125-A 8 68 1 John Fraser v John C.
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