CALENDAR, ,Jar Tbe Near of Onr Eor!) 1859 ; BEING the THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP TF.AR

New Series. No.8. THE PRINCE EDW ARO ISLAND CALENDAR, ,jar tbe near of onr Eor!) 1859 ; BEING THE THIRD AFTER BISSEXTILE OR LEAP TF.AR,

AND TOE LATTER PAIlT or TOE TWESTT'~ECO~D AND TOIC BEGINNING OF TIlE TWE~TY'TlIIRD YEAR OF TDII nE:ON OF UER )UJi8lY Qt:UN VICTORI .... CONTAINING Commercial, 8tatistical, Astronomical, Dep:lftmcntal AND GENERAL INFORMATlo~r, SPECIAI.LY PREI''''RiD rOR TDIS I8St:E. THE ASTRONOmCAL CALCULATIONS IIave been made for Chl\rlottetown. in lat. 41)° 14' N., long. - 63° 10' 22" W. from Greenwicu.

CH A RLOTTETO Vv' N : PUBLISUXD AND SOLD BY GEORGE T. U1SZARD, BOt:TII SIDE QUEEN SQUABS. J'. f;. ISI.A.Nll CALE"~DAR. '--f--~ ---r-'~~- --~- --"~~~~~- DURATI N OF THE SEASONS, Ere. Siln i" Winter SIgns, 8~ uays, Ih, J~m. :';un ill Sp'ring Si)!;ns, !)~ d"ys, 20h, 37m. Sun in Summer Si;lns, 93 days. l4h, 12m. Slln in A "Iumnal Signs, S!J days, I7h, 47m. Tr'll,ical Year, 3GJ days, 5b, !i5m. Sun Norlh of the Erlualo1', ISlj days, IOh, 4~m. tlun Suulh of the Equator, 171'3 days, Wh, 6m. Difference, 7 days, 15h. 43m.

Tho follow in)!; i. the proportion of nutritious matter and water in each ut the fullowing substances: L',s. Lhs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs Subs'ances 1\'ul, mat. n'ater. Lbs. Substances, nul mal. 1V81fr. lllU\\'lJeatfluur, ~U IOIUUBeets, 15 SoS IIiU Corn meal, 91 !J lOU Strawberries, 10 !JO IlIU Hice, 86 14 100 Pears, 16 84 j()U l.Iarlcy meal, 88 12 100 Apples, 16 84 JOO Itye f1uur, 79 :!I lOU Cuerries, 25 7[, IOU Oatmeal, 75 25 100 Plums, 2~ 71 100 Potatoes, 22.\ 77 ~ 100 Apricots, 26 74 100 White beans, !J5 51 100 P~aches, 20 SO 1011 Carrot;'. 10 !JO 100 Grapes, 27 73 IOO Tumip., 4\ !J5.~ IGO !IIelune, 3 07 100 Cabbage, 71 92~1100 Cucumbers, 21 9H

Smrl'l"O A"D TONNAOII OF GREAT B.,TAIN.-On January), 1S57, there were in Great Britain 24,480 registered anili!lg vessels. with a tonnage of 3,OtH,475 : and of registered steam vessels, 1,6!J7, with a tonnap;e of 386,462. In the colonies, etc., 8.615 sailing veuels. and 239 steamers, with a tonnnj!e of 780,1113 tons. The coasting trade, was, i7lward., 152 383 British vessels, with a tonnage of 15,288,819; and 307 foreign vessels, with a tonnage of 53.489; outwar.ds. 156212 British vessela. with a tonnap;e of 15,3513,647; and 227 foreign, with a tonnage of 40,312. Vessels built, 888 timber and 33 iron sailin!! vessels, and 54 timber and li5 iron steam vessels, with a tota~ tonnage of 244,578 ton8. 719 sailing, and 35 steam veuell wrecked.

BRlTlsn POS1·,OFFICE.-In 1856\ .the total number of lett delivered in Great Britaio, "'88.479,393,803; of wbicb, 3' 309,853 were in England and Wales; 41,851,00S in !reI! and 48.232,942 in Seotland. The number of newsparer. 71,000,000, and the number of book packets nearly 3,0~;'j 'fhe gross revenue was $14,334,770; expenses $8,301,145 revenue, 1ii6,O~8,G25. The total number of rooney-order1 6,li8,D82, to tbe amount of $49,027,810, being an increal 7! per cent over the previous year. So much for cheap post 1 P. B. JSL .. '11 C.\I.E'\IlAIC. 3

R,"L'''ADS IN GnE.\T nUIT"" -On .Jlln~ :::0. Hl;, •• ILrrp were I R.9·12 milt's of railro'lIl~ "1lt'IIt"J ,IIUJ ill 1I~" ill C;r':'at Brilaill., emplo)ir,gin all 100J.(i(;O pe1"~OIl~; Hili) 3.1!J3 mileH of lInollCII{'d i railroadt'l, emr1oying. in all 41,1.37 I PI :-;:\1'11"', In IH5ti, tile: numht'r or passC'ngers CIITI\'f'."nl. was 1~!).~.J7 .5~J:!: TlU',1I11£'r of I' i per.1ns killed, 281 ; nnd i"joorc,1 ".I' a",·jtl .. ", •• ~Ol. In tl,e hnlf·year endjn~ June 30, IM5H. tlll~ tli lal Idlmht'r of raf'Sf'n·l gers in England nnd \ral" .... W;IR ·10.179, ~·t7; :Ind tho tutal

II urn her of Illiles tra \'~1 h.'d. (i(i ~I .:; 15 OJ!), o}, uP" a rUM of :";0 ru ile8 ' on an aV(lrJgc fur each jnlla.hit.tnt. In t'c()tJ.lnd, ,-),fil1:--1 ~:J:!' rllssengprs, and (,8 :)UO,OV4 miles tru\l'I:1 J ()r.:!O lIIil, 8 t~'r I each inliaf,itunt. In Ireland" 3,43G,O,ll pnslwngf'r~, anti

fiRlTIHI nE:vn~e~ AXD EXPFf'.DlTl'nrS for the "\flnr endiJ1g Dpr. 31, I~jti -I:ceeipts 83{j1,1 !11.~IJ"; expendilure •. $411,(;17,- 000 ;.. {'XCf'SS of elpent.litu~es over incolIlC. $10,5:!2,L(iO: more ,han ::;~1I5.000 were expended for ti,e war BerviccR uf Ih" year. rotal debt fir Great Britain, funded and unfunded, March 31, 185(J, was S3,S,G, 563)470.

TnF. PRECIOUS ~hTALs.-The following will exhibit the pro duclion of the precious mcl:ils turoughout the world, in . IS56;- . Gold. Silver. Total. Americ!>, $87.114,8.58 $290HG,3IG $lli.III I,IG4 Europe, 23,29G.61G 8.(j~2 439 31,!J'!),055 Asia, 19,8G5,340 5,214,87G 25,O80,2:!5 Africa, 5,0()0,000 5.nnO,()1I0 Australia, 102,m47 ,144 1U2,087,I41 ------Total. $237 ,3G3 ,967 $43,883,G31 $281,21. ,508 The following will exbibit their production at various pe- riods prior to the above ;- ' 1492, ---- $250,000 1843, --- $iO,OOO,OOO J: 1600, ___ I1,O(}O,UOO 1848, --- 87,000,000 1700, --- 23,000,000 1851, --- 180,000,000 H!OO, --- 53,000,000

To AECERTAIN THE LI1NGTH OF 'THE DAY AND NIGHT, at nny time of tbe year, add 12 hours to the time of the Bun's 5ettin~. and from tbe sum, Bubtract the time of rising, for tbe length of the day. Subtract the time of setting from 12 hours, and to tbe remninder add the time of rising next morning, for tbe length of the night. These rules are equally true for apparent ti e.

'~very year the number of which is divisible by 4 without a remainder, is a leap. year, except tbe last year of tho century, wbicb i~ a leap-year only when divisible by 400 witbout a remainder. Thus tbe year 1900 will not be a leap-year. 4 1'. E. ISLAND CALENDAR. MORNING AND EVENING STaRS Venus will be Morning Star until September 27th, then Evening Slar the re~t of the year. Mars will be Evening Star unlit July 21st, then Morning Star the rest of the year. Jupiter will be Evening Star until June 25th, then Morning Star the rest of the year. Saturn will be Morning Star until Janusry 29th, then Evening Star until Angust 8th, then Morning Star the relt of the year. MERCURY· This planet will be in a position most favorable (ur obserVlltion on the 30th of March, the 28th of July, and 22d of N

CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES. Dominical Leller, C Solar Cycle, 19 Golden Number, I6 Julian Period, 6571 Jewi.h Lunar Cycle, 1:1 Age of the world, 6861 Epnct, 15 ECLIPSES. T~ere will be six Eclipses this year, two of the Moon, nnd fOllr 0/ the Sun, as f.,lIows: I. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, Feh. 2d, invisible in P. 1<:. Island. U. A total Eclipse of the Moon, Feb. 17th, early in the morning, visible. in P. E. l"land, as [.,lIows : Eclipse begins 4h 4710. Total Eclipse from 5h 4610. to ih. 22m. The moon will set from four to seven minutes after the Sun rises, nnd with about \-3 of it eclipsed at that time. III. A partial Eclipse of the Sun,March 4th, inviRible in P. E. Island. I V. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, July 2!Jth. in the afternoo~. This Eclipse will be very small, 1.1stiog only a few mlOutes, and occurs about an hour beti.re sun_et. V. A total Eclipse of the 1\1oon, August 13th, invisilJle in P. E. Island. VI. A partial Eclipse of the Sun, August 28th, invisi ble in P. E. Island. P. E. ISLAND CALENDAR. 5

------~----- Circumcision Jan. J Princess Helena'. ~ 25 Epiphany 6 Birth Day, '46 S Sepluagesima Sunday 2lJ Restorlltion K. ehBS. II 29 Sexagesima S,mdllY 27 A~cension Day, June 2 Martyrdom ofK. Chas. I. 30 Penteco.t, "'hit-Sun. 12 Q. Vic. mar. 1810 Feb. 10 Trinil y Sunday, l!I SI. David March I Accn •. Q. Victoria '37 20 Qui, or Shrove Sunday 6 Proclamalion. 21 Ash-Wednesday 9 SI. In. Bapl Midillm'r D. 24 hi 8,m. ill Lwl I:J Coronalion. Q. V,e. 28 SI. Pau'ick 17 SI. P~ter and Pall I '!!J Princes. Louisa's n. D. 18 PI'. Alf,·ed'sB. P.'H Aug. Ii Annune., Ladv day, 25 Pro AI~el't'8 B. D. 'W 26 Pr.Le ... Geo Dnn. ~ A '1 7 St. 1\1 ichael ? Albert's B. D. S pn M ichaelmas nay \ ~epl. 2!) P.dm SlIlIday 17 All Saillls'. )Jav Nov. I G ...... FI iday 2'! P,·incl' of \Val," h. '-11 !J ~t. Geol'gc 2:J Prille,,"" Ruyal ll. '.10 :!I Princess Alice's B. D. 25 SI. A,,,:,"'W ao Pro Ar. \Ym. Pat'k I lsI SIIII'''')" in Advent 2; Henry's Birth V.ly ~ ~Iay I SI. Th""",,, lJec. 21 Rogation Sunday :':!J elll i""",,s Day 2·~ Qilcell Vlctolia'::l St. ~1('pIH-''' '.!j) Birlh Du)" lSI!) 2J St. J.;II;I Evangelist '.!7

Porl'UTlo"" OP Till: \\·onl.o,- The J..tp~1 nn,1 "p,,"ren I tly IlIf! failt':o'f ('~titn:ltp oCtile \\'nlld'~ I'lIplllatiHII lIIakt':i il I, I'>J.UDJ,( UlJ, lIi\ided, J't·li:,!iClII .•dy, .:s f .. Jlo\\':o;- Pagan., (;ifl,n:lo,onol ;\liJho""IIeJ":J< 1.tllllen,OIlO Ch,.i,!ians, :l!),UOOOlJU ')""", 1-1.U:.IO,\'UU 1 The Chrislialls ""e Ji\'id~t1 as I;,II .. II'~: Ch",.ch of RonH', I 7,). O(n , 1111:) (; .... ,'1< alld Easlern Chu"clles (i1l.CHIII,OIlIl l'''''le'tillll~, !J:I,IIJ '.0") I·'I·om IIle r,b",'c it will hc .p"n thai 8W.O;U.oan, incl"r1- ! ing l..lugaras 0111.1 .\Iohallllllt·ualls. have lin ('fll'IITt h:'III1W, ledge whalevel' of th" I""e (,oJ, Ihat 2t1,()'.,O.I1t1tJ, ""'- I hral"ill~ Je\V~, Calh,:li(!~, l~I,(·t'k, and Ea!"lt'lli C'hll ... :!J.·!", al'~ (,111 cnJ'J'lIp'iol)~ of trlle Chri~tianil)'; \\'hdl~ uul.v !JO , 1111).(1)1), arc I'rotestants-lIir",'Y .. I' the ..... · ... '11 IIIIIIIh"1l ""d tifty "I' earlh'. teeluing lIlilh,'IIS, :1 lIlel'e f"ucliull uvel one in twelve. .1f' JANU.-\ltY he;.:ilH on S,TUltDH. 1B.:>9.

• New 1\1.,0n, 41h. I h. 11m. rnlll·ni",". NNE. 'J) I";r-t Quart"I·, f·.!th,';J •. 1:1.11. ".orll"'~, N. \V. o FIIIIl\I<>nn, l.-lth. 7h. :lim C\·"" i "I-' , KS.K « Last Quarter, ~;}th. 4h. aam. evcning. N.N.\V. ~-I~ ~ 1---:"-'I~I~~:""~I:I';'~::t-i~~'~I'~~:,~!r-I'~I()Onl :;~D ~ CI:; l'I:oOf':-I~f'IS (.lllc-k. Sunth. even sets. 5]

I h III 1- II ;;. I III , I 0 • "_ h III h rn h III Ilsa' 74!M I!)I 3 ,14 (.23 ~ tJ !) 47 55'.! 8 30

2,Sun 7 4!11 j!) 4 n j22 57 ~ 10 3fl 6 51 8 30' 3 :\1011 4!1 :20: 4 40 i'.!~ "I :;)8 II l!1 sets 31 4'Tlle. 4!1 21; 5 8 2~ 4,; 27 morn .. ;,0 32 5'"",,.1 4!1 2'2 ;; 3.'; 22 :38 ;:!l II 3 5 5ri 33 H'Th,"' 4~ 2:3 () ~ .!.! :32 4 0 45 7 4 :J;' 7FI'id ~'"' ~l.-. G 28 '2~ 21 .1'3 I '~l 8 8, 37' 8 S,lt 48 ~Ij Ii 51 '~2 Iii 5-1 I'-;S !l 1:3 38

1 I ! !; "'~U'l ~ .1,'1, ' ~7. 7 In ".!'2 f'!I!l 2 :l~ 110 17 S :m 1:1' \l "" i 4il 2~ 7 4-1 121 ;!I G!I :1 1·1 II 211 4 I 1111'11" I .t - .H) ;~ r-' 1"2! : 0 [I:) a:Ji OI')rn I 4':! U\\'t·d 4~1' ;') I, :)';'21 ·11 '21 4 -1:L 0 :JI~:: 1:11'11111' -1ii :11 8 ;,:; :1 :n 2.;' ;; ,\I J ·17 .J:; "! Flitl (.-) :~;~ 9 Ii I~I '2i ;~ (j :;~~ 3 4 47 I I.,:': ! I );'1 ;)~ .) j. "'I (,) Ii 7 'W ,I 21 au : I I " 1- I I J~) ::t'i.!1 'i I:,'! :". !) [;!l I:!() G!) "l":;i .y -to 8.r:o 17,.\[c." .j,li ;,710 I!) ,2J ~i :J;J II) li, Ii "" t;:l U,TUt,S "~I :;:1 In :3:1 ;21 :;;; :1.-; II 3, L

1859. JANUARY.

Remarkable Days. I Bef.,,·c I go any ful'tl ...·r. r.1"CUllCISION. ,however. I hav.- somrthing 2 2.1 SUli. alter CnRIHll.\s. /important to tell .\,ou. III 3 Fin. but Cool. jog.gin~ quietly along for fhe 4 Sup. Court commences. Ipa.t hulf century. 1 lin va 5 Look out, for Imade Ull my mind what is 6 EPIPUANY. t'/ the sure wav tl) hove II light 7 som. q!1an I Y h d ~I I 8 .f snllw eart an n leavy purse. I 9 1st SUNDAY after Epl/·n"y. i~ ... Pay as !IOU go." ])n 10 rna" he expected thi •• and " do 1IU/ buy what II Clear and cold yolt do 110/ ?\ted." 811l1, a8 It weo!hcr Franlllindirecls inhis "\Vuy 13 at tIm t.me. to make money rl~nfy in 14 St, John N, n. burnt, 1H3i. 'k ! " ., l Y M' Ch" t'vpry man 8 poe e, spell( A~s~~7ali~:nfl:rmettsli;'~ each da!llcss titan !lOl! eam" 15 Culd and b/u"taing and, n~ f..lr as money is 16 2d SUNDAYaf[er EI'II"IHS\'. conccrned, yuu may snap 17 wwlhel". your fill"ers at "the limes" III P:rh,aps snow If IIIPY '~re t'ver Sf) hard. ' ._~oO pJa"E' Watt·dh. 1:0;,. I 1 Sli~k to Ihe far",! IIrin!! . ,(sl,. Iwhen all ulIsin;'ss ",aU.'I" :!.) Cllfln~eah/c. Iwere ill confusion how Ihe C"nrcninn of St, I',ll", I I' I I ~ I I r ~I) Xcw S \~"ales settle!i 17~~ I peop e. 10 ra.( e L"';; IP( lor 27 [!,f'h VI-'!J cold sn1J~ f.1111l..., flee tl'~,11I (Ieht 2'-\ George III, d. 'I:';~II. 'nnd dangel'! Farl"i~'~ lIJily 20 Look Ollt jor I he hard "'<1l'k, lwl (,'l'mel'S 30 4th SU:

• New Moon, 2d, 81l. 5210. evening, !'J.W. » First Quarter, 101h, 3i1. 28'n. eVl'ninj!, S.E. by S. o Fulll'loon, 17th, 6h. :JUm. morning, W. « Last Quarter, 21th, IOh. 1010. morning, W.S.W.

D!" :os su~ I SUIl ;sull'~.dt!-I Hlgi, IMoonl ... ~ I slolY oflcllOalloll \Vater . M Q:: r;

1 li5un 72~5 (] 1-1 22 1541 r, 128!) Ii 944 'i ,\1"11 I 211 S 25 15 2·! 30 1 5910 21 47 RIlle' W, !) 28 I.; ::!l!'l ~ 37 II 34 50 !I: \\" , 011 If< II :1') 14 44 a~ 3 2'~ ",0111 53 It,; II",,' llil 1:1 :II 14 :1.-) 14 4 1:1 0 50 57 II,F,i,1 I lIil I;; 3~ 14 5 :'!)I " III 2 Ii 10 (I I:!Sat I:! 17 31 1:1 4;; 51 (j 2u :..I 20 4

13 Sun 7 125 lSI' It 30 1:1 2;; ~!}I 73.; -1 2';' 10 6 14;\1011 10' I!J 28 1:1 5 al 84,.. 5 2~ !J 1;"; T,"" !Ii 20, 2.; 12 4.; Iii !I!.5 Ii (j ) I IG W,·d ii n.,: 2! 1224 '.'i 10 51 "''''S 15 I7h'hlil' (i' ::,~i 1:-- 12 3 :);;\11 :..I 7 i 17 1--11',;01 .!I, ;:;'1 1 };l II 42 :\-!f'\'('n 72'" 20 :,,1 I I!lSat :Ii -"i 7 II :ll It'll l 7 ti 4:..1 2:1 2,15U':1 7 15 2i' 14 lo:;n i:3 4(; III '7 llJ 2fl '!I,\I"" Ii !i!) 2!III3 51 III as ItJ' 2 21i II!) :m 5:' 47 1'1 IIi 3:1 :1 1:.1 '''".... :33 2!11'''''~ all ' 2:; \\' l'O 50 32 3!1!J 5t ::J!II ~ .j II S?5 31i 1 2"l'JII,r 51 :.1:1 SO!) :I~ :1:'1 4 f,n 1 !Ill !)!l i -25 F"i" [,:.! 'n 21!l 10 2:3 5 fi!I 2 :j" 43 I :2:; Sat 51 37 11 8 4ti ~II 7 2 :1 j I 47 :nls:un 6 4Ri) 38 13 0 8 <.:[, 3t 8 2 4 1i 10 fiO :!d.l\1ulI fi7',)!J I:.! 4!) ti 2 ,,7 S 58 4 5:.1 I 5:!

1859. FEBRUARY.

Remarkable Days. When mock suns or mock Parliam~nt BuiJdingsburnt moons, bands of light, and at Quehec 1854. other unusu,,1 phenomena, at· 2 Purif Virgo Mary. Cnn· ttnd hlil~s, a ppculiar condi· dlemas. tion of the atmosphere i. indi· 3 Very pha.sonl cated. The proper Italo. or 4 wealh,r luminou8 ring, is distingui8hed 5 jnr the SII1, \\'hen (louut wilt.! J,!;(!f~f'" it1't~ OhEH'n't'u to mi· ~'j' SEX_\C[~nB Su:,n.\Y, ,!l':dc 8oulll\"artl or westw;lltJ "2:) Ihis lime. 1ft ~rl'alt'r UlJlllh('rR than 1I8ual ill 011111111111 alld \\illter, they i Ire ",~ it! to illd i('a Ie II;, I'd Wea IIALO.-If thcre hI"! a h:lJ,) Ilif.:'1' : wllell III the Ilorthward, around the moorl ill Hne W('.l- ,\'afllll'r ,'\'callu.'T In ~'·nj~ral. ther, t'xPt!ct rain; and tilt:" 'he e;lrly ILPJlt'a r'l Tl(:c of U ,ck~ rilr~er tlte tirclc, the nC'lrer 'If' ;;ecse uruther" itd tllwll'4 ill th:.! rain. If two or tlJfl'P l'inj!;:-O the Bouth, f.Jr. S!IOWS It, Sev~ro be seen round tilt' muon, wlti....:h winter. A euri',IIS illu~lr,l. aro flpulll'd ;Ind .. ('reau out, [inn of theil' jll~till ~t i" 8tJell in espect a. FlI!)rm of Illng conlin their tlij.;ht, which i .." Wl'tI~,~ U,Ulce, \\ ben Iml1l8 are oh~ .;haped. tI,e leader d~avillg Ille ~ervell arounuthe ~UlI ur moo:,.. dl' J~Jr thlll'] ~ ",hi) !oll'Hv a.nd it lndicates the preselJte 01 the It :-tated j'lterv,dd ,.dling ill w.t.ne-cluud, alld 811)\\'8 that the rear, and Ili~ place hl!ilJg hail, snuw, or rain. accordirlgl.;uPPlieJ by an.,t.her. wllo pur tu the season, "dllaoon folluw ... uctt the ~.1111" CJurse; "'llieh (Jl)ltJretl or tJuuhle hailis nr. I'rl)cecdiflg y, ill atUIIl'tJ he 8een titill more certain indicutillll~ If{. fa<:ilifu1.0 lli~tltn,"lll'r..,titlr\., uf rain, and of' "inti al~,. the strellgth uf t.he II .ek. !\JAltCH uegllls 1)11 'J'U".IIAV. 1859.

o New !\Ioon, 4th ..:!I .. 5::;./1. ev .. nillg, S. W. » First Quarter, l.!th, If .. 23m. mnrnil1!!, \V. I>y N. o Full i\foon, 181h. 5h. :Hm. evcnin~, E. loy N. « Last Qual't"r, 2fith, 5',. 14m. rn",'ning, S. by E.

-::1- ~ ~ I SUi IR,;,~I~fl:I';:"~~i::~-I~~~¥:."'1 "~"onl-;;I) M c. ~ f'ise:-I..:et s clllr.k. I S01llh. t~\,(~11 l'l:.:es. ~ ~ ---ll'J'\III1'IIOS--o-·--·'--I.--mThmh--;;; I Tue~ 6 4:35 H 12 as 7 40 14 !lAil 5 2t III 59 2\\, .. d 41 431221i 71724 1O'.!9 541> Jl 2 :.I Tbllr S!I 4;;1112 fa Ii 54 2:- II " G 6 5 4 Flitl :31 41i 12 ] li:.ll 2(i II 41 ,,'Is 9 5 Sat :.lli 48 II 47 (j S J!J 1I10rn '; 7 12 I (j Sun G 34!j 49 II ~:J ., 4.. (; i 'JOIl :.I'~ Gil II I!I ;, 21 4!1 t" TtI('~ ;J I f)·:! II 4 4.i8 2'" !I \Vf·d ao [;:3 III 4[) 4 3'-, a HI Thill' ~<~ t.-l 10 at 4 II 3·-) J J F,id 2/i {,:;)(I 18 a 4H a I~ Sat ~:J ." 10 :! :.I 21 :tl

1;l31.U;, 10 ]!I'r, :J'" !).t[, !l 0 53 }.I ;\1, tI I I 7: .-.~) 9 2!1 '.! :37 I;) /5 Tues Ir,IG 11!l t·.! '2 I·~ 31; WWe.J 1 14 "f.\ r.-l 1 ,!!I ;1;' 17 1'IJUl' 1 I ".J :l :;.: :~i I ~Ii I:J 1::- Fl'id I II " :-i W I ~ 31 If! ::iat ' !l ;) 3 I o 3S HJ

o 15 ,.1 ;.!,') N ri .'34 :~ '; 'I' () 3.! It I .')7,11 I:! !) (i ~8 o !).) [)~ :! ,1:3 morn 8 11 (j ::,1 I I!) :11 3 .,.. () 20 II ~:; [<',id I 4:1 II " :\1 i I 22 14 ~Ij S;;t 2 (j 411 & :3 II :.! 10 17 2iSun ;) 3{) 1'2 r, :cDi :! 50 1:2 21 21'< \1,,11 ] ;) !) 1~ i 25:\ HI 7 :.!fi 324 2~ ~!)TIIPs 17 4 ::S :l 17 ;, 8 1:'1\' a r.~ 271 :311 We,] I!)' 4 3!l :\ 40 21; [) !J ·1 1'2 :II ~ :1I Thul' 4 :.!l 4 ;} H [) !j:.! 4 :31) 3li! -_._-- --

1859. ~MARCH.

Rema.rka.ble Days. Ill' it won't I'a.v to rai~e them. 1 St. David. Riot at B'ell"s!, But We call't atr., .. d to Id 1~47 • the cow support them when 2 HI" .• ["ing milk splI~ so I'igh. As soon 3 1st U. S. Coogre.s 17~\). as they al·., ahle to stand let 4 high winds them take one or 1"'0 I(ood 5 Patent granted to Cabot I' I . & S"n8 to disc. [lnd ocrll- mea ~ I'I~ It 1.. ,,01 Ihe CnW ; 1'Y new continents, 14\)5. Ihl'n .. efll'H'e Ihem to a drv, 6 QUINGUAGESlla SUNnAY. Wal'lII, cl"an and \\'I·II-lill';l'- 7 Some snow. t-'d pen, out of her Fight 8 Sir A. Bannerman arr. 51 Gi\'c them Ihe help of Y(lllr \) ASH WEDSE>O.\Y. ting"" and "S milch Wallll 1U ,-\ct rasBet! to appoint a milk fresh from the cow as ~~'~;~lf to each County thl'Y. will dl il,k, fl'" the lil'st \l Accident to COllriers and I'"n days, Now cut III' a 12 ~.166engp"~_crl~s"ing the Ilttlle ot ,that he>1 hny, ~Ip(,p I;; ~tralt, I~.' ,. It well III a kpllie of hot l.ttiU'DH' in LEsr walt',., and I'"t 11110 it .I,im- 14 11lgh Willd, nnd mtlk, halt all.1 half. It \\011'1 15 n'IH/fnn~ co .. t SIJ lIluch a..;: np\V mill, lG 1l'lllt snow lalld I· .... about .. :oj lI()tll'j~IIIII;.!: 17 St, P.\lrick " I I I fR PriLl\';::.8 Loui!il1. b J"':J~ J."4 )\\. wheu f ley ale t lIee I\) M"l'c pleasant \lelks old, and llinn,,;!, put 20 ~l SUXD.\Y I~ LEi\T. ia little of that !"\\f'et 11I\\('n '2l Rain H'/Ilt IlIlheir '\.I}', alld ~Ilce up a 2~ 'ugh WIIII/S IpOfitlO 01' two f~lr tIL('IIi. A 2J . alld Ilule mont ~(ll(i food fI,l\ hy -.!-! r 1 D occasIOnal snow d.l'; a litt II' hultprlIlIlI.; r~o\\' I ~.~ -'tLI) ay. SIlO(O I,IIIU 1c~."I uf tll •. t :0-\\( ('1 ~Idlll- '27 31 ~l':'.. r)\Y f" LE~T. :milk, as Ihpy :,:et to llc six 1 2:; EfI;;land ri"l'Ltrc::l war with illl' Sf-'\'('II \\"1'( Ii;.> (lId; nnd ltuEsia. IS;)!. . !\\!Jel("s that li,nst'pd C:dH!, ~ 20 t1nnj'I}f(ln j(/~IIHI' enl n IIlf'al ~ l\llx lit a ~,) Frcderirkton I'l e. lllcor'[littlt-! of it. fl" ~O. nH'l1iin'T liS purated, 1~4,j. .ffood. \Vllen tllc~ cfll\T;an' " 31 c/tan frcab.'e.l- .:> ('Ight n~' tf'lI w('(·I\-.I old, lilt'y 110' you waul to II!live I,v"n, . ..,.. IH;.!ltll0 I:a\'c a hilt) of f;lI'lIIi!I~, aud 11:I\'e ."fllI;' !..!I"il:--.:-; ;~i.d <:111\"1'1"; bill IIC\'CI' ~tol'k, you IIIU ... t hp!!i~ IIll'uakc :-IHld"11 ('II'III~f'~." ~Pil:-:on. I\Ir'. Flillt, 'ill lii:'l! Tn~illise tJfHHI I )ail \' Farlll- Lprll'n In Wilke lif(, nne jn~, dil'eelS a~ t-:"I1,)\\o':-;: ~~J'ilnd c t.'l'lIal ~u\V! l)u u Givp. cah't,s a good start iY(J"1' Ipd,J":-1 tlt·(·d tu,(J,IY .

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• New ;\Io"n, 3d, 6h. 501. morning, E. J> Fi"st Quarter, JOth, 711. 901. morning. N.N.I<"!. o Full Moon, 17th.

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11359. APRIL. 13

Remarkable Days. forcing-frame, and so secure Chil Esta.blishment cea.se. a month's .ttlrt with your to be ddfrayed by Home garden ~auce.-Nothing is Government 1850. simpler than a h. t-bed. A 2 Much.!i,," littl" Yankee .. gumption" 34th SUND'Y I~ LL"iT. Ullbop '11 k Heber d. Ill26. WI ma e the f~amo put, 5 ' ada ptod 10 the SIZO of the Ci Napoleon een' to Elba, 14 SIt.hell you are goinl!: to UKIl. 7 Jo'ire a' Toronto 1846. The hack should ho 1I"'lIe 8 Hudson's Bay Company inches hi.,herthan th" front. utablished 1692. I For the ~ther parI we con- 9 ].[or. appraranee 1

'0 N.·\V ;\1111111. :! I, !)h. !)·~m p.venin:?, W. J> Fil',1 Q'oall(·I". !lIh, UIo, 45m, cl'ellin!;!, E. hy S. o Full ;\1"",,, Ilillo, ·Ih. 55". evening, ~. hy N. « Last Q"l"lel', 21th, Gh. ;37,;:, evelling. N. by E, i ;)"'"1"::;- ~ I~-"I f~~;I:'fl:I'i"III::~i~:;I~D:,7~II~Ioonl':;."r{ l!'ol ;::.;:: 'l"isl':--I~t'IS, cloeie I North. even J'1~es . .0,]_ ." .- 10 1111"-(11,'(11-'8-- 0 ' "1-" In-,I! m---hm 1 Sun 4517 4 3 II 15 0 !II JO :Ii) 34414 13 ~ [\Ion 40 ::; 7 15 1." ].'> II 18 srls 16 3 Tilt's .47 Ii 14 I::; 3u Ij m<),11 840 19 4 W~" 41i 7 21 155:3 ·!lI.O G 9 55 2'~ 5 1'1,,", 4:; I'; :.!ij IG 11 I, 0 .58 II 3 21 I Ii I",id 44 0, 31 LG 28 ~ I 5U 11 .56 25 7 ";ut 4:1 10 3u J(j.u 51 2 451moru 27

t'Sun 4 4'.!7 12 3 411 17 I 21 :I 46 039 14 31) !J ~Ion 41 1:3 43 17 17 31 4 49 I 13 32 10 Tups ·10 IIi 47 17 3:130 549 I 35 3-1 II W .. d 3!j J(j 4!J 17 49 8 G 50 I 58 37 12Thur :lS Ii 51 118 -1 28 7 44 2 21 39 W F'rid ;JIj 18 5'! 118 19 3U 839 2 38 42 H Sat 3.) lUI 53/18 3-1 13 9 26 3 0 4.t 15Sun ,! 3.1 7 20 3531184838 10 15 3 22 14 46 Wl\Jon :331 211, 53 19 :.! ,13 II 0 rises 41:l 17 Tues 31 23 50;! 19 J6 30 II 4218 52 52 It'Wed 30 ~d 51 19 29 5[; even 9 54. 54 l!J Thur 2U1 25! 49 I9 4:3 4 I 15 10 41 56 20 Frid '16 l!) 55 51 I 58\1l 18 5t::1 2i:'i1n"'" 26,0 .... 21 Sut _I _', 43 2U 8 17 24-1 II 51 15 0 , 22 Sun -1 26728 3 39 20 20 24 3 31 morn 15 2 g3 Mon 25 20, 35 ':!O 3':! 9 4 Ii o 20 4 24 Tues 24 3t 30 20 43 34 5 5 o 3t) 7 25 Wed 23 3~ 25 :l0 51 37 5 51 o 53 9 26 Thur 22 33 19 :lI 5 19 639 1 12 II 27 Frid 21 34! 12 :H 1539 732 1 27 13 28 Sat 20 35 5 21 25 37 8 2-1 1 46 15 i 29 Sun 4 19736 258 21 35 13 9 15 2 7 15 17 30 Mon IS/ 3fi: 5U 21 44 26 10 8 2 36 18 31 lrUlls 17 37, 4~ ~I 53 17 11 2 sets 20

IS;;!}. 1\1.-\ Y. 15 Remarkable Days. Id"II'. "".,,,,, d, al,,1 wnuds. l:'lt Su:sO\\" art~r 1o;\,"rEII. \'lIe 11 wilh tllt·i., Inu:->ie' hut ~t.. Ptlilip and :-it. J.tll1e~. (I H·y ;Ire st"llt hy Providence P~!nct) .~ rthl1r P.Llnck b. I~H' alil/tilt'l' allti lIlore impure 1:-" I. -ICry. I'al.,e" 0l'0n lallt 1"11'1'''''' --10 I,,,ep down e,d IS". 1 I . . 2 Duke (If \Y'ellington, b ~ Ie H ,HlIllllg Increase of 1,uO III:o'P('I!"; ird, whcn it. has a hrood of l,an. 10" a lime . 15 3d :,)UNDAY after'r: .'HCR. young t) feed, you Will see 16 S,J/w rain, the little husy-l>ody fly from Foundation Stone Culun- Ihe ne,t empty-mouthed, and ial Buildiog laid, ISol3. then fly hack with an inser.t 17 Cloudy, but in its hill, more times in the 18 bEcomes fine. day than you have patience 19 Sir C. Bagol, Gov, (Jen., d. to count. The r"blll, too, 1843. 20 Columbus d. 150G. has heen proved, hy examin- 21 Riot at Montreal, 1832. ation of the crops of those 22 4th SUNDAY after EASTER. killed, hy a committee of 23 Last of Spring frosts. the l\Iass. Hort. Society in 24 Queen Victoria's Birth-day 18'-;:3, to settle this question, 181g. to he the devoura of hurt- 25 Princess IIeleoa's hd. 1846. ful insects. 26 Warm da7js 27 and cold nighis. 28 Fire at Quebec. N. Web- Your orchard would do aler d. 1843. T. Moore better if yuu would trim out b, 1780. the interfering branches, and 2~ 5th SUNDAY after EASTER. plough up the sward, being ao l:estoration K. Charles II· Finer· careful not to injure the 31 Dr. Chalmers d" 1947, roots, and cart a few loads of enriching mixtures up THE birds are now, or on the land, and work them will soon be, making the gar- well in. 16 JUNE bflgins on \VEDN!SDAY. 1859.

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I9ISUD 4 13,7 4!J 0 5323 26 17 2 14 10 42 1536 2lJ,l\Ion 131 4!! I 6, 27 7 2 54 10 59 1 36 211Tues 1:3 50 1 \9 I 27 3'~ 3:35 II 16 37 2HVed 1:3 5°1132 2732 4 15 II 33 37 2:J Thur 14 49 I 45 , 27 7 4 59 11 48 35 I 24 Frid H 49 I 58 i 26 17 5 51 morn 3,,) 2;;isat I IS 49 2 11 i 2.5 2 Ii 4t 0 8 :14

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~='~=~'.",,~O'C,,",,=~'~~~'~~"~' O~~'=='''>''~_.'''_ '-~." '=I'j 18;;~) JL:NE. I"l! : ~I I R,e}1~,:rl::\.~~i~; iJ..::,y.:;, pl'ofitable til;:',] lwcaty ,CIT-; Pt'easallt weather of a far:ll a..; lI~llall\' ';u~';- ,: 2 /;)r lite season. YlltcJ. in t~ie \'ic;ni,y ,J I ;; Tannallil born, 177-1. citie~ ]Ih[ 1:11';;[; tCi\'.'d5 ;he (;~ur~'~ I 4 II[ Lorn 177< r::i...,lIIg u:'rcgPl:t!\I,- -.J [\)l' ~oj::r J ~l \11 \ \" AFTER ':\:-:L·L:\.··Iu~ .. kct is \'PI'Y IU'3l'ati, <--', :lnd G Dull an.d orcrcaM, j l~i"~1 1)) n~~1.tbtlrton d. 177~1. illlY one ~an, L.' hi.:::) ~H'/!lll' S Anni"crs. uf tbe ""ttl"l!l'~ labor at 0dd t!mes, ~(~CtlI'8 ~ of IIalil',c,", 171'J. an ilbt'!j(L:!.nc r;. of (c,,;·11 r(I~' hi.:; ~ l (I St. John's );. F. burnt,!'!i). [';tln.i ,"!" \y\:ich [:1 ~1';; .'.!,c ,d nSI~~, 10 1.t Cr)l. An:3L'll admini~t~rs 1I1'.)1jf'\" sa\'ed. ~

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II ::::J.i .. ~ :C.trn~~I)~::, C:''''?I'US '1 !IUI! P" th:_'y :~i'C:~~'J~.~ :llc:l-i:! C:~~i:::ti. ~;an! ~hO'll.;.[h;_~ i",rJ '~", l~ P('n~e",)st or \\~llit~ui.\u::::,~. ~ 10 Sir n. Daly ~,,~'~il'cll l,~Z).l.· i(C!~n!!3 l-~ ,":-'J.'nc 1 ain' 1,:; Jli):c.tr~:-:.l tr~kcn 1770. "So o:--;:;.:;'s L~·;t.J1l I;ll' 16 nl(;)(hc(, J::clcd ()\\-:;.··_-"::\o ont'.':) Ud'}l.llY 17 J,,)l;u \\res1c\' h~ 170;;' ;lis l·\,;1\" 1:8.ppc-U;~ , .. r:dlJ tu, g lll',~~;~r~ f~~:;~:,~~'" 1" ;.j. . ~\.t~o:;~, ..;,::,·ll~.~ .. ~,~cen!!le:·~,·.:"~~lt'·:l"'_,.e~·I~I.·.;:)~\i\~~,Jl.( i'.J I ~!) A(~l.!e,"~i'_'ll Ofl,IU-''::-' \,ictoriJ, -", '''; .J • ~, i ~l Prol'i::vll,:.tioll ur Ju., lS~),~. r~nL;r,L}'i(1l:.IthrUl!,..:;11 his ~~ ll'"t'ol:1 :> 1I!a/-f, -c(dl~ ;,1:l. lj:iC1Jj~, \\i--:'y ill :,j::< . !:: :;;~i~1~!;;;;{t:l'~i':'; l~i:~r:1f}7:t'f::!;~:;;:!:~~'! , ni) 1st SUSDAY ArTER T''''''TL joyed h:msctf aL his LuL ,j'J!' J ~7 Charles Xll born IG8::l. lar, 8l1tails a life 'If l~')l,':n.l:, I ~8 Q. Victoria. crowDed 10;JS. \ encc on his ~::-._\'-C :l7, ~::d die.l in 29 St, Peter and St. PauL the odor Or'tllC,t ill.'!lHlo,·,tood 30 Showery. reputation of llarmless folly whieh is more injurious to so- · h ciety than some positive crimes. N o I an d pays a I11g cr I interest than the humble,' often-neglected garden. The I quantity of vegetaoles which PROCREso-Reillelllher, also, it can be made to prcduce that whoever brings to a higher almost exceeds belief; an.d perfection any branch of noble farmers may well open thcII' a.nd productive labor, does eyes when told that, under something to elevate, refino, gnod management,two acres Iand perfect the whole,-[Hun. of a garden will be mure tington. IS JULY begins on FRIDAY. IS5!).

J> ril'st Qual·ter, 7th, Ih. 4~m. mornin;(, \'\!.N.\'\!. o Full ~loon, Hth, Sh. 39m. evening, S.E. by E. i"'lo clock. North. even ~ "' -,---iTlIIll h'm I m s I 0 ' "I h m I h 10 h m I,Fl'id :4 1"7 ·HI 3 '2;)'2:1 .'-' '-,8 0 '2:3 !) 31531 2Sali 1!J7 1!1:37 4.j·2 1 6 !J 36 30 I I '211 a SUll 1 207 ·In 3 48 1'2:3 0 1 ciS 10 4 15 2!J .)- 0- , 4 \Iull :4 :.!17 h 50 '2-2 .55 '21j '2 .1 10 -, 28 [jTllt,c-: I '~I 7 I.'" 4 10 ;.0 B 3 11 10 .17 27 ()Wed 4 '217 I." 20 H ~2.) a ;j9 '\1 S ,,--, 7,Thlll' ,4 "2''! 7 .1,~!, ao :1,"-,' I!I 4 ;)(1111 31'1 2fi S.Frid It '2:\ 7 IS 40 :11 4!J (j 1:.!,ll 5(; ~5 9'Sat t :.!17 ..,1- 49 :.!4 ;;1; 7 30 :rnorn 24 I 10,Sun I .~ l i 471 4 '}."l '.!":! 17 .10 S 39 0 2611523 Jl \[11" ! .)-_.) -I 161 5 (j IU 1 9 :~.~ I 3 21 12,Tlles ,4 2H7 41)i 14 \ ;j!J 10 2a I 4S 20 13 V\' cd -l ~7 7 ,I;; ~'J '21 53 ;3:; II ;; I '2 41 1 IS 14IThLlI' ,I ~,':'i7 H, 2!J 4·1 l'l, 11 4a rises 16 I 15 Frid ,I 2U 7 .Jl 35 35 39 morn I S 19 15 }(j Sat ,I ao 7 ,1:3 41 '21; i 0 15 S 43 13

17Sun-l 31,7 4'2 5 47'21 IG 1·1 0 47 9 3'1 11 IS'loll -l :3·27.Jl 52 5 Sf) I 17 9 22 115 9 I!J.TLlcs ,I 337 ·10 56 '2) ;,),' '2:1 1 47 9 40 7 20 Wed 4, 3-17:3'16 0 .u '21, 'l19 957 5 21 Thlll' I :3:; 7 :3", 4 3:1"7 2 52 10 16 3 2~ Friel It ;l(j 7 :n' 7 '21 '2" 3 33 10 3S 2 2:J',Sat-t 377 31'1 ~j !J .~,., 4 2t ,II 5 14 59 , 21 Sun ,I 3,., 7 35, 6 11 19 57 7i 5 38 Il 39 14 57 25' Mon :4 3f) 7 :341 12 44 ':)7, 7 4 morn 55 26!Tues 14 40:7 331 13 31 27 8 32 0 24 53 27Wed 4 41,7 3'.!. 13 18 7',943 124 51: ::!SThur:4 42731 13 42810 39 247 49 291Frid !4 .J!17 29 11 IS 50 301 11 27 sell 46 30Sat 14 45728 10 36 14 even II '2 43, 1 1 ~liSun ,4 46 727 6 7 21 39 048 8 '2'i __4Ii~

1859. JULY. 19

Remarkable Days. ' their habits, and you may hit Sultry 11'(0111('1 UPI)ll Bome ~ode ~f tlestruY.ing I 2 Sir Robert Peel l1. 1850. I them. .\n IOtellI,~cnt writer 3 ~d SCXD.\Y AFTER TIU"lTY says:.H ~t is Cel'Llinly rather Quebec iOllUd'Jd, h;\I;-;, hunlll",tmg that sueh little 4 U. S, IndepenLlenee, J"I, 1thln;:;s """ ?irCllmvent "II t~,e 5 Sir 1', ~loore executell. L·,a,., , 101001' :,nLi AkII~of "strong man. I) ::lir .-\, 'V, ¥Ullll" Kni"ht- _\nd It IS rllllt', tUlle that the ed, 1~:~4. PlJst~~'g~ r,-'dl~l'd' stro~a: ma.n sliouiLl set himself to :;11 throug;!JI)ut B. :\. t~. ~lreulll\'ent them. ~ut all American Colonie~ l:'i.~) I td,l'" seems sadly out 01 place i Sheridan died 181G. , "-.'len I remcnliJer the cutter- 8 Duke Carnbrid"c d. 1'31), pdle,' which hung one d"y in o Edmund B,nke" died 1,~1~, June, in such rich network 10 3d Sn;n.'Y AFTER TRIXlTY ,,11l,t,'1", upon the denuLled Columbus b. I.U" First ~""cs 1,]0 n"t ",,,h to speak General _\ssemhly sat al III uf any man, and I do not Cha.rlottetown 1773 beller.e, in pE-rsonal. violence; l! (Fan" and Ii"" bn t If any man " to be 1~ 1('fatlter jor the season. rid,it'li (in a rail, ur ueco- 13 Central_\cademy ant! G,,,-t r,Ltc'] with tar an,] feat!Jers, House ert.:d,!d. 1~3 ..L lone ,of the most prominent 14 French Revolutiun beO'an c ""1,,Llt08 slt'Jult! I." the far- 16~8. " ' ! mol' who leaves" eaHerpiller's 15 St Swithin !leBt_ to ripen to maturity, and 16 SirJoshuaR~ynoldsb, 17~:: ,~_t" lI1nutes to ~o a~~~~ to 1, 4TH ::>UXD~Y AFTER TR'''ITY' lUcre~sean,]molt'1,ly, these 18 Hay making lllcalh"r are tne worus of another,- 19 Princess Augusta b 184:2 pretty strong, hut well d?Sel'l'-, 20 Vir!) warm tvealher led; ,and [pr,).y ~O1l1 my frIends, 21 Dr, Kler's lubilee coleb"a-I don,t be one of the" ClDH. 1859

]) First Quarter, 5th, Ilh. 10m. moming, E. uy N. o Full ~[I)"n, 13th, 011. 2-1m. evening, N. by E. ([ Last Quarter, 21st. gh. 3-1m. morning, S. 'V. by 'V. , (I New Moon, 28th, 1h. Om. morning, N. by E.

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1859. AUGUST. '.!l ------Remarkable Days. my' how the fi,h would bite '"

American Continent Jis- _II Bitt:>, is it~" said his covered, H~::J. father. "Well, Charley, they 2 S/l/IIl'f'rS (lr rain. won't bite you it you stick to 3 Abd of Charles X, i'::I). \Vork. SUl'pose yuu weed out 4 Lord Burleigb d, 15'.1:'. thecarrot·p,tch th~twC],lou"'h- 5 Sir II. liilbert takes ['osses· ed and sowed so nicely, ,;ond sian of XewfoundI:.nu. have tried to force aloD"." 6 Atlantic Telegraph landed Furner Dlunt was ri,,:,t . "we at Newfoundland. I,~j~. shall "n,id lllany a l,it; by '7 7th ~t·~D.'\Y after 'fRlsITr stickIng to our husiness. There 8 lligh winds and dusty i:i Poverty, with her s!mrp 9 Ashc,urtou Treaty. tn"th.-,,;w seldom bites the 10 streets anJroads. itHbl:-tri':-:". ]S.-)G. and form; and Idlelle~~,-all I 13 Printing in'\ented, 1437, with fang~ 11,}i:--vllt'd at the i 14 8th SL~DH' after TR[~IT¥. root,-llOw muny ''''I\'8 tbey 15 Sir \L Scott b. 177l. i have of biting poor ;:uortals, 16 nattle of l'chernaya, 1".).:' wbo work baruer t .• "void 17 Ur,'at fire in:';\ John );. H work than they woul,l to ac· 1<':1. cJmplish i':'JlJd enus, and be 18 :")t LIel~n t di"con.>reu. 1.)O~, industrious.anu therefurt'lthriv- 10 Hoyal (;:'IHgl~ r;utlk, 17"'1), ing! Farmer Blunt, to'), by River St L:1\\Tl'I1l'e Ji~,' setting, Charley tl, weeding, covered, l:l;je. g;:l\'e hUll a f.;oou le:'~I)n If we 20 Capt. Cook surveys Gulf will set about weedin;; .out :-;t Lawrence, 17G3. from our heart-hy educatIOn, 21 !Jtb SL~DA y aftl'r TRI~lT¥. reading, and rational amuse· Olliees opened in Colonial ments at proper times-the Building,I,Q7. various weeds that grow 80 1>[ore warm Icealher.' rank unless checked, we shall 23 Frencb landed in Ireland avoid .m .. ny a sharp bite.- li02. ' IIave you tried tbe lIay Caps 24 St Bartbolomew. yet; Or had you rather have 25 James Watts d 1819. you: hal,~poiled than try "new 26 Prince Conoort b. 1819. notIOns. 27 Admiral Blake d. 1657. 28 loth SUNDA Y after TRINITY. E~TING AND FIDGETING -Dr. 29 Cooler Abernethydivided what he was 30 Sir John H,nvey Itrr. 1830' pleased to call" the complicat 31 Bunyan born, 1688. ed madness of the human race" " Warm,. mug~y wealher, into. \wo br~nches; the first sky 10werlOg, Just breezel consisted" 10 fidgeting about enough to ripple the water; what could not be helped," hardly safe to mow to-day," and the second was" gorman- said Oharles Blunt: "but, 0 dizing." • , ! 22 SEPTE~IBER hegins on S.\TURDAY. 1859 1

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1 1:359, SEPTE'IBER. ------.------Remarkable Days. is solemnized beneath the vaul- 1 Queen'" first visit to Scot, ted cal hedral sky: silent dews, land. and g~ntle sholVers, and kindly 2 Gr~a.t fire in Lnndlll1) It;(~() ~unsillue, shed their :3weet in- 3 l'rlllllwell J ll,~)"'i. tluence on the tl~l:llLill:"':; ~oil; 4: litl: Sr:\IJ.\Y aflcr T:i.l~11T. springilJ,:!; \'f!rdure \~ll)the .. the 5 ~lalta surrendered 1";;00 plain; ,:.!;lddl'1I wavelets. driven fj Fill" harr'(st wwthe1". by tbe west win(l, run over the I Potato cut off hy fI'ost.L:::;;G. ,illylJUS wheat-field; th·~ tall 8 ~lontreal ""l'rendered to Ill«ize fluunt. in her cl'i,py Hritain.17IiO. h':t\',es a.nd no'lding ta.,:-;e!s. 9 Ta.king uf,"';'~ha~·;tll;"d. 155.j, \\ hde we labor. and wbile we Battle 01 Flodd"Il.' rd;~. resl, while we wuke,:Llld while 10 _Y).~-h(s (ooltr. we. sleep, (3,)d's chemistry, ] I l~th SC~D.\Y after TRt:\"tTY, whICh we. cannot ~el.:.·, :':;.j1~8 en 12 Lon.! TIHll}IJW d. };-;(lii. ,l)ent':Lth the cl.ods; l1lyriadsand 13 Battle of ~ul,.llel.·. 17:,'), myrIads I)f VItal cells ferment 14 ~Joscow hurnt. 1:-;12. with elemental lif,-.: ~"r1U and Duke of \rcllin.~tun d 1'-',-,:2. ~,Lllk. and Ie;if anu flo"~er, alld 15 ~L.tri,:.' :\lJtI.li!ll't~,· trieu.lj'J,; :"Ilk, and ta.s.::iel, an,l grain and IG JaBles I:, d. 1,1)1 frult, grow up frolll the com- 17 Gen~ri11 \'\vHt' ki!led,17,j'.I, llj()n earth; the mowing-ma IH 13th ::::'r:';DAY after TRIXfTY. l'IJine and the reaper perform 19 l),lttle 01 P"il'ti('rs. 1;';5!i. their gladsome task; tile well 20 Battle or Alm,t. l~.)-! I,iled wagon bril1l"" home the 21 St ~lattIH·w. :"'ir \V'. S",ltt I'il··~ned treasures (If the yea.r; d. l":~:::!. SI)ldlefS rt'Il}"';I'd the huw of prolUiso fulfllleu, from Charlottetown. lX',·! -:,·,no the foreground of the 2~ George III Cr11wned, 171;'-\. rJldU~f', and the ~raci()us co\:e- 23 Days and niglJts nearly n!,tllt IS rcdeeme9' that wl.lIle "(IUa.l. tIle earth remains, aced-tlme 2-1 Xel,'_.n horn, l~:).~ ant! hane,t shall not fail.·' 25 I-!th Sl'~D.\Y "fter TIm"TY .

1 2G ~t Cyprian. I I :.!, S,,:, A. IV. Y"u",,:.. Lieut.,. Guvernur, arr. 1,"",1, \\'11' A:\'[) GESIl'S. I ~~ r,mIII~:iill dUtiw~ ceas~d 18-iIiITrne wit is lii.;:e the brilliant I . _.I St :lh"hael. 130 St Jer~me, I ~t(JOe, •• J)u~ Irom the Indian mIne, I Which b"a.-ts two different I TUE harvest tim" is here~ thel, "")W8r.~ in one. varied. produL't:-:l of tile earth To' cut as well as Hhine. for the ye,tr arj-~ l'ilwnillg, or I ' h",," heeu •. g

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1859. OCTOBER. - 25!

, Remarkable Days, lenough befure wiuter set, in to I ~ Norm~l school opened 185G'IprOViue fo~ the.m. I',vo made _ 15tll ::;;;"D~Y after TRINITY. u]:' my mmu It don t pay to Turkey decla.ras war with ,wlnter cows on poor h,ty, or ! Russia, ;101 them [til otf in lIesh. It, 3 DestructiY0 g,tl'3 to Amcri-i take" a. g,)od while in spring to I -1 can Fl:::dlel'lllCn, 150 lives' ~o t them t1 p ag,tin, and they I lost 1.,.)[' .c.ln't make milk without good 5 Bluslerin" : foo,1. Give them a warm and G Peace procbimed with U: ",ell'l'Cntilated harn; never let S. Ii';}. !theUl out even tourinkon cold, 7 Great fird at Miraillichi ,t"rIllY uays. It is cheaper to b~). Llke ti:c water to them. Xever S Aurniral Benbow U. l'O~ .. let th"1ll get chilly if you can \l IGth :-il"'DW after TRl"ITy'ibelp it. They fall otfin milk, 10 Sir. Donald Campbell d. ;rc'lllirc more food, am! are 1> . .,1. Iworse off ever,Y wa-l" If you 11 Columbus first discovers. WIsh them to gIve nlllk In WIn- American land 1492. Iter, as. they ou~ht to, ,iust cut 1:] 1,'me clear nighls.111P a lIttle glJud Eng;1tsh hay, 13 Battle of Jennrt, ,tr,1wand corn·stalks, mixed H 2d Dr. Ch,tnniog, died 1841. I to;;ether, a couple of '[lIarts of 15 Xal,o]eon tlisinterred at St. 'lsI,orts, or mertl, wet the whole, Belena, J.'qO. ,and mix well; then give thema IG Ijth SC"DAY arter TRl"ITY, g"od, generous feed of it every, 17 King Ethelstein d. 041. 'morn,inl)und ~ight, at the time I 18 St. Luke. Battle of Leip. ior mtlklllg, WIth long hay and I sic, 1,,13 Iroots in the middle of tho day. 19 Battle of "'avarino 1S271~!ark '!'y word, it wi!] make 20 Looks stormy. tuem gIve down the mIlk and 21 2000 Refu"ees arrived at pay up as they go. Do feed Halifax f~om, U. S. 1783Ihigher, and take more pain! Battle of Trafalgar 1~05 .about the cows, for I tell you Co!. Heady Lt. Governori it will pay. When you like to arrived 1824. go half starved and frozen it 22 St. Mark. ,will he time enough to neglect 23 18th SUND.\yafter TRI"ITY, :your creatures.

24 Finer fora time I' 25 but colder. 26 Rain may be expected I COMPENSATIONS. 27 Refo~mation Com. 1517. 'Ferever, from the hand that 28 St. SImon and St. Jude. 29 Battle of Fort Erie 1812. trtkcs 30 19th SUNDAY after TRINITY, One blessing from us, others 31 All Hallow Eve, fall, And ~oon or late our Father My farming friends, I want makes to give you one word of advice His perfect recompence to a.bout tbe COWl. There is time a.II. \2G ~OVK\IBER begins on TUESIlAY. 1859. }) First Quarter, 2d, Ob. Gm. evening, E. o Full Moon, IOtll, !lh. 5:lm. morning, N. W. by N. c:r Last Quarter, 17th, 811. 55m. IJl(1l'nillg, S.\V. " New ;\[<1(111, 2.lth, !lh. 31m. morning, S.E. by S. _,_!

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Remarkable Days. 30 SI. Andrew. Independence 1 Blustering of U. ti. recognized by 2 All Souls. Britain, J7:..::j. ~li1ssacre 3 2d Canadian Rebellion, '~~~ of Sinope, 18;,~. Brig 4 Political riots at Montreal Prince Edward left for 1837. New Zealand 1858. 5 Battle of Inkerman 1854 Gun Puwder Plot 1605 KGw, as the evenings are get Gasli"htfirstused in Telll· ting long, and the cold stO~lllS peran~e HallIS;j~. lUakeit uneul1Ifortl,J,leout.lue, 6 ~tlth :';C\,D'\y after TRINITY, let us look after internal im- 7 Frederickton, ~. H. first pro"ements in the hOIlle depart. ii"hte,l with Gas 1."50. mellt Last year I gave the 8 L';nk oul forfallin: weather titles of a few good bouks upon, 9 Prince of \rales birth day farming matters, tJ read; I I 1,-1 I. now add the names of a few I 10 Electric Telegraph complet. more; and first among these ed between St. John and books adapted to our people Halifax, ],'-1'). are 'he bound ""I urnes of the ill Fire at Fredrickton, 1850. Xcw England Farmer. The : 12 Brig Fanny sailed for C"li- ~Iodern Horse D0ctor, by Dr. fornia IH40. PaclLl, contllins, in regard to I:::: ~I6t :)CSDAY after TRI~ITY, this useful animal, lllallY valu. 14 Storm in Black Sea, I,~"-t. able suggestions; and if you

1 15 Snow may be 1 want information on Hedgea . IG Electric Telegraph Posts. and Evergreens, Warder's Ma- erected in P. E. Island nual will give it; Stock hardt's J.'-i;j~. 'Cbemical Field Lectures for 1 i expected A~riculturisls; Johnston'sCbe. 18 Reubens born 1577... mistry of Common Life: ~nd, 1() about "lIS I,me .. if you are about bUlldmg, 20 22nd S(,;>;DAY after TRI"ITY. ! Downing's Country Houses, or ~I Prince Fred'k William b. his Cottage Residences, or 1840. Submarine Teleg. Hammond's Farmer's and raph laid bet,;"een Capes Builder's Practio!,1 Ar~h.itect, Traverse and formentIne which last work, In add,tIOn to 1852, instructions as to building; "" Fine for houses and cottages, contains 23 the season. excellent directions about barns 1 2-1 John Knox d. 1572, and other farm buildings, &0. 25 Havelock died 1857. 2G East India Co. incorporated 1700. "Obstacles in the path of a 27 ADVBNT SUNDAY, man of true courage are but 28 Cuoler, incitements to enterprise and 29 New.papers first printed by the warrants of ultimate euc· Steam, 1844. cess .. , iI',?=c:c'~, -O"~"~'~~=~"~_~ ""-~"""!"~~ i10:\ DECE:VIBER begins on TlliJl:SDAY. 1859,

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CALENDAR. 33

JUSTICES OF THE PF:.1CE THROUGHOUT THE lSL_1ND. Han. Robert Hodgson, Chief Justice '. James Horsfield Peters, Assistant Judgo John Barrow, Esq., Puisne Judge Hans. George Coles, Chn.rles Young, James \Vn.rburton. Joseph Wightman, Donald Leaton, John AldoUJl, Francis Kelly, Wm. Swalley Dani3l Hodgson, Esq., C1Jrk of the Crown Rt. Rev. Bernard D. M'Donald, Roman C"tholic Bishop Rober t Bruce Stewart.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR QUEEN'S COUNTY.

T. H. Haviland, Charl~tteto\Vn, Wdliam Craswell. Rustico William ~Iacneil, Cavendish ,V. W. Lord, Charlottetown James Campbell, New London Georg~ Birnie, do Thomas Fairhairn, Bonshaw John Morris, do William Cundilll, Charlottetown James Pidgeon, New London Allan M'Dougall. Flat River Thomas Pethicl" Charlottetown David Higgins, Covehead \Vllliam U(}use, do Cavendish M. Willock, Seal River Samuel Nellon, do Charles Braddock, St. Cuthbert's Charles Demp.ey, do Peter Elllery, Wood Island. Henry H3~zard, do John C. SiIllS, New Londun William M'Gill, do Ralph Brecken, Charlottetown Donakl Lamont, West River James Peake, do Patrick Wall.er, Charlottetown John R. Bourke, Lot 49 Ronald Gregor M'Donald Bentiock H. Cumberland, Lot 65 Robert IJ utchin~wn, Cllarlottelown Edward Hay thorne, Hillsborough R William Bagnall, Lot 22 Lawrence c. Worthy, Hillsborough James Robertson, Lot 3-1,St. Peter'l \ James D. Haszard. Charlottetown Rond Charles Ha,zlfd, Belle Vue John ~I' Dougall, Orwell W. W. Irving, Charlottetown Peler Macgo~\'an, Charlottetown Franr-is Long ",orth, Charlottetown Henry Stamper, do Daniel Brenan, do John Picton Beete, do T. B. Tremain, do John [{ennedy, Bracldey Point Road Jeremiah Simpson, Cavendish James Miller, Lot 3·1 William Swabey, jr, Upton George llagnoll, New Glasgow David Lawson. sen. Stanhope Joseph Ball, Charlotletown Alexander Laird, NelV Glasgow Robert Hyndman, do William Haslam, Lot 67 Alexander Smith, Lot 49 George M'K.y, New London John Farquhar.on, Lot 48 Donald Palmer, Crapaud John Hamilton Gray,Royalty James B. Cooper, Charlottetown Frederick \V. Hales, Lot 84 "heo. Desbrisa y, do. Edward Whelan, Charlottetown Thomas Tod, Crapand John Trenaman, do P. E. ISLAND

John :\1'GIII. Charlotteiown Philip Lane, Lot 49 Donald ~j·l~:\'H~. uo AlexallJer ;\larlin, Lot 67 W. II. Ihd~. \Vt'~! River Henry.l. f"all,ccl{, Ch:triotteloWD William ,\tuI1an,I';;pl> Traverse Alex~l1der Hob/rison, Donshaw Charll's I;rl',',!ur, nra(I.II'Y Point A.lt'x. 1\I'Lpal1, Pine lie Willialll H. \\';IHlln, CI~;lrlott':lu\\1I Ch:Hlt· ....'l'lhlllaltl, Orwell Donald Munrn, Belf,\st Alex. ,'\::Htin, jun., do John t\. 1\1' Dnnald, Charl(lttetov'.'o P:L\ i(l MUlCh, ItusticC) Duncan '1 ItlIHI', ;\PW Londun Archib:-dd :'.J'f':;lar., \Vond Islands Robert I:alker"', Lot ['0 .lohn ~laCIlI111all ('i','.lcher) do John 1\1'Kie, l\:nv LUlldon Ewert Law(1nl, 'lurra.\' "arbor Road J:lIIW~ 1\1'Quaid (;eorge i ;lW"nt\, ~tardlOpe J"me~ \Luren, North Ri\'er Ale:\aruJer Dixon, Pinette 1'\'1. r ~'(',II'rl~on, Ln f• -1~ J -Imps :Hc[)nnald, Alli~ary John !\)'iJnf·,dd, (:\~:an'", ~on) J;lIJ1e::J ;\If''~\ aJ,·, ;\olt. ~'te\\art John ~i,'h"l",ql, j'lIl , Belfast Fdwald 'lullin, I 01 34 Donaltl \1'L"(11. Belra5t ~ld)('(l!1Il i"'1,rl)('..;, Lot 49 Samuel '1U:I·\li':'II., l;I:\r.lst Pdpi ~ir:('~-I'lr, I.nt h7 Angui I\I'AIILy, 'l'r (':lillf! Jumes ~,l[ ll!Jll,dd, Fort Augusto!. llelJj,.1Inin 0.1\,11"" CII,1I1uttdO\\'lI

h:ISC'S COUNTY. Thorn"" (,\ wen j\Jurdoch '~urr:t)', do .Tohn J.!:JII 1", St. r,~tl r'~ .T(dHl :'.j'l'nn;,IJ. Lilt :-~~ JanIe'! I!il'kuds, ;\1 11'1::Y Harbour Fmallu('\ 'l-,j'f>lchL'rn. ::::nulh Latt6 \V. S. '\1'(;OW,IO, 8ouri .., John E. 'l'[)on,dd, Lot 56 \Vtlll,:t!L D. Aitkt_'ll, Georgetown Richard 1];1\ __ • l\loreJl EJw Jru Thornton. II!) rtt'd"rll \.; r: :\'111"1(111. Three Rivera AlexilnJt'r Lf'~lil'. ~')Itri~ Charles Ding,vcl!, ~t. Peter's Pet!'1' !'ti't\I:lu[Il,::-:t. Peter's Bav John B. Cox, do \Vt!ll,llll ~;·K:ly. Georgetown· John :\1 If clLltl Joseph ("·Ilin, l~.ly F'urtune James l\1'L:lren, Lot 51 John GHIT, Titrf'(: gjv(:r~ '\ ndrew C{)ffin. Grcf'nwich. Lot 45 D I\-ill 1\;\)'", (; ellrgelo\.... n Lemuel C. Owcn, Georgetown '\,illl.11l1 l'nol"rh I). fj;!y Fortune \Villiam \Vat~on, :\Iolltague Joseph Vingwell, do Daniel Gordon, Genrgf'lown 'VilliJ.1TI Sanderson, r. "M;.:ptI1\\'n James :\l'Farlane, do Angu::J ;\1'Jutyre, Lot 3·\ ~ Andrew A. 'I'Don:..ald, Georgetown James Ding we 11, Day Fortune John C. Underh;}y, Bay Fortune Donald M'LeILtn Phillip Beers. l\Iontague John Dalziel. ~\lurr)-\y Harbour .Tatll('~ B. ~1'Kenna, ~parrow's R'd James ~1 Donald, Kingsborough Donald Cilmphel\ Lot 47 Benjamin Cotlin, St. Peter's John l\1'Intosh. Naufr;lge Joseph Macvarish do Daniel Flynn, Day Fortune John Knight, Suuri~ Donald Beaton, Souri:i Juhn Stewart Charles l\1'Eachern John M'Donald, Souri. lohn M'Donald Charles Stewart, Roseneath, Lot 52 James John ~1'Donald Alex. Beaton, East Point John M'Donahl. Big Spring Donald M'Killnon, M.\rO.8, Grand C. Birch Bagsler. Georgetown River Henry Gordon. Brudenell River, George Pool, Georgetown John E. W. Alleyne, Lot 38 Alex. Mathew •• n, Lot 55 Hugh M'Lean, St. Pcter's nay CALE NDAR. 35

PRINCE COUNTY. Charle. Croswell, Cascumpec Jame. Muirhead, Traveller's Rest Thoma. Hunt, St. Eleanor's Donald ~1'Donald. (Major's soo), Charle. M'Nutt Ellis River Bridge John Lord, Tryon Thomas Gilbert Ruggles, Kildare, John 'Vri~ht. BedeqQe Lot 3 Joseph Higgins" Egmont Bay Stanislaus Perry. Lot 1 Nicholas Conroy, 'l'ignish Robert Gordon, jun., Lot 3 Stephen \Vright, Bedeque \Y. B. Tuplin, j\Jargate Alexander Anderson, do Ephraim Reiu, Lot 19 James Kinley, Lot 7 Culin l\I'Lennan, Summerside Samuel Dawson, Tryon Jo,eph Black, Lot 27 Thos. M'Nutt, Princetown Royalty Richard Hud,on, Tryon James Yeo, Port Hill Sylvan Arseneaux, Egmont Bay Robert M'Nutt, Darnley lIugh Carr, ~t. Eleanor's Alex. !\l I Kinnon, Barbnrtl 'Veit David !\l'\Villiams, Lot 7 Harry C. Green, St. Eleanor's George l\feggieson. Lot 5 Joseph Bell, do Arthur Ramsay. Lot 16 Philip3 f. Irving, Cape Traverse, John Bell, jlln.Cape Traverse Benjamin Beari~to, Princetown John nell, uo James C. Pope, Bedeque \Vm. Hubbard, Tignish William Clari(, Darnley l\icholas J. llrown, ~t. Eleanor's John \Vright, ~oulh \Vest P. ~1. Power, SUIliUJerside John Clark, Cape Trnverse Nathaniel \Vright Cornelius Howatt, Tryon HUlllphrey ~II~Laren Donald :\Yontgnmery, New London Eenj:mdn Darby Donald Ramsay, Beach Point John Townsend, Lot 19 Edwin Pari..:er, Lot ]9 Hugh l\Illntgnrnery, James Craswell, Port Hill Daniel J03eph Gillis, Miscouche Elisha Hooper, Bed~que Geor~e Sinclair, Princetown William Jamieson, Lot 19 Donald Ramsay, Lot Jl Angas M'Oonald, Bedeque James Kil1JriJe, do John M'Kinnon. Lot 16 Andrew ~1'lnnis, Seven ~Iile nay Donald M'Lellan (Archibald's SOD,) Reu~en Tuplin. jun .. Lot 19 Lot 18 Herbert Bell, C.scumpec

Commissioners under Ihe [nsolven! Debtors' .I1el. Kma's COUNTy.-William Sanderson. Finlay Macneill, Lemnel C. Owen and David Kaye. PRINCE COUNTy.-Stephen Wright, Thomas Hunt, Joseph Bell, and James C. Pope.

Commissioners of Sewers. TRyoN.-John Lord, Samuel E. Dawson. CAPE TR.lVERsE.-John Muttart, John !l1acrae, Isaac Clark.

CHARLOTTETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY. DIRJi:CToRs.-James Anderson, Pre,ident; Hon. T. H. Haviland, 11. Brecken, James Duncan, G. W. DeBlois, Daniel Davies William Murphy, Manager. P. E. ISLAND

COURT S.

COURT OF CHANCER Y. His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, Chancellor Hon. James II. Peters, Master of the Rolls I l',Tilliam FOf,!!an, ) John Longwurth, } Masters and Examiners. 1'. Heath Ila.iland, } Charles Desbrisay, Rep:istrar Counsellors and Solicitors-the Barristers and Attorneys of the Supreme Court John Rider, Crier and Tipstafl. Terms of Court-Hilary Term commences on the first Tuesday in February, and ends the Saturday next ensuing. Trinity Term commences on the last Tuesday in ~lay, and ends the Saturday following. Michaelmas Term comm,'nce" on the third Tuesday in November, and ends on the Saturday fullowing.

INSTANCE COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY. Hon. Robert Hod~son, Judge or Commissary Hon. Charles Young, LL.D. Advocate·General Hon. W. Swabey, Heglstrar Robert lIyn~mnn, lIlar.h,,1 John Rider, Crier and Doorkeeper.

COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY. For the Trialof O.JJe ICes com milled 0" Ihe High Seal, COl(lIISSJONERS : His Excellen~y the Lieutenant Governor The ~Iembers of the Executive Council Chief Justice "nd other J uctges Judge of the Instance Court of Vice Admiralty l'he Pu blic Secretary The Treasurer The Commander in·Chief, Flag Officers, Captains and Com manders of such Ships of IVar as may be in any of the Ports or Roadsteads of this Island. Hon. Charles Young LL.D. Attorney General Daniel Hodgson, Esquire, Registrar John Rider, Crier and Doorkeeper.

COURT OF .JIIARRIAGE AND DIVORCE, His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, President The Han. Her Majes'y's Executive Council, Members The Attorney. of the Supreme Court, Solicitors and Prootors 0" Held on .the seeo.nd Monday in May, with power to adjoulll from hme to lime, CALENDAR. 37 Court of Probate of Wills, and granting Lett'TI 0/ .Admini.tratioll, Hon. Charles Young, LL.D. Surroaate Proctors and Advocates, tbe Attorneys 'and Solicitors orlhe SI1- preme COl1rt.

SUPREME COURT. Han. Robert Hodgson, Chief .Justice Han. James II. Peters, Assistanl Judge John Barrow, Esquire, Pui.ne Judge Han. Charles Young, LL.D., Attorney General Han. C. Young, LL.D. I Han. \V. Forgan I John Lawson, Esq. >Queen's Counsel Hon. K Palmer I Hon. J. Hensley J Daniel Hodgson, Clerk of the Crown and ProthonotarJ John Low, Deputy for Queen's County Wm. Sanderson, do. fOI' King's County Thomas Hunt, do. for Prince County William McGill, Sheriff of Queen's County Elisha Hooper, do. of Prince County Wm. Underhay, do of King's County Tums of the Supreme Court. Queen's County-Hilary Term oommence. on the firat Tuesday in January, and continues 14 days. E,ster Term commences on the first Tuesday in ~Jay, and continues 7 days. Trinity Term commences on tho last Tuesd"y in June, and continues 14 days. Michaelmas Term commeuces Oil tbe last Tuesday in October, and continues 7 days. King's County-At Georgetown, on the second Tuesday in Marcb, and third Tuesday in July, and continues 7 days. Prince County-At St. Eleanor's, on tho first Tuesday in JunB II.nd first Tuesday in October, and continues 7 days.

Commis~ioners for .Ilffidavit, in the SUl,,"Tf'.C Court. R. Hntchinson, T. DesBriaay, John C. Sims, Now London D. Hodgson & Jol:m M'Ncill, John Frost, Lot 5G Charlottetown. William IV. Irving. Blnshaw Allan Macdougall, FI[1t Hiver Cornelius Howatt, Tryon Nichol[1s Conroy, 'l.'ignisb David Biggins, Covohead Jeremiah Simpson, Cavendisu John R. Bourko, Lot 4~ Jobn Wright, Bedeque Thomas lIunt, St. Ele[1nor's Charles Haszard, Lot 48 John Macgow[1n, Souris Edward Thornton,Threc Rivers Francia Kelly, Fort Augustus Peter M'Callum and J. Jar- William Sanderson, Georg&- dine, St. Peter's town. Benjamin Beairs!o, Princetown 38 P. E. ISLAND

COMMISSIONERS FOR THE TRIAL OF SMALL DEBTS.

QUEEN'S COUNTY. Charlottetown. Stanhope. First Monday and Tuesday in each Second 'I'uesday. Monlh. IJohn Shaw, William Auld Han. \Villi.m Swahey Ewen Macmi1ian. Clerk-John C. Leitch. William W. Lord Thoma. Pethick I Lots 48, 49, q. 50. Charie. Demp'.y First Thur!ldny. John Trenaman. I John Macdoug,II, Philip Lane Cleri<-Theo. Desbrisay. Alel.ander l\1aclean. I Clerk-William Ros •. RUllica. Second Tuesday. I Belfasl. Willi.m Croswell I Second Monday. Geo. Bngnall, Jn~. Maccallum Richnrd Gill, Patrick Stephens Clerl<-J. R. Batt. Dt.lDalu. !Hunro. I Clerk-\\" ilIiam Macphail. .7\"clI' London. Crapo tid. First 'Yedn"day. I Second Thursday. \Villi.m Cousins \Yilliam Inman Robert SifllpRon (Lot 22) I Jame"" 1I0\\alt William ~,l(lllett. John l\1ackaig. Clerk-Willi~m Murray. I Clerk-Colin Holm.

KIN(;'S COUNTY.

East Point. St. Peter's. rlr:o;t Thursday I Second Wedne,doy. Daniel ~!acJon:dJ lion. Jrl:.rl Jardine John Stewart, jun. IBenj. Coffin (Elisha's son) Jas. Macdonald (Kingilborough). John ~Iacdonald (Allisary). Clerk-Angus ~Iacdunald. I CL;rk-JlI:!qJ~l Macvarisb. Souris. 1 GC'Jrgclown. First Wednesday. rirst Tuesday. John Macgowan IEdw:lrd Thornton Andrew Macinto:olh Finlay ~lci"eill Don. Macdonald (St. nhrgaret's) George Poole Clerk-Duo. nlaccallum. I Clerk-William Sanderson • .llIurray Harbor. I Bay Fortune. Second Tue~day. Second Thursuay. WiIliam Clemeats Hon. James Dingwell John Hyde IJoseph Coffin, sen. Vere Bock. Donald Morrison (Grand River) Clerk-David Creighton. I Clerk-Alex. Dingwell. CALENDAR.

PRINCE COUNTY. Princelown Royalty. Tryon. First Thursd,y. First Tuesdnv. Garrell Dempsey IRic-hard Hudson • Archiba Id Sinclair IJohn Clarl, plichael·. 80D) John Ranlsay. 1Iefiry \\'adman. Clerk-Neil ~Iackay. 1 Clelk-JaLez Hudson. Bed(qlle. I Casl:umpec. Second Tuesday. first W ednesua y. Stephen Wright I Robert Gordon Alexander Anderson ~tani:'olalls Perry Philip Ba~er. I (ferbert Bell Clerk-~1. Wright. I Clerk-Juhn Gurdon.

St. Eleanor's L~ 1L Second \\'f'duesday. I Second Thursday. John Mackinnon (Lot 16) John Carr Hon. James CrasweJl Thomds GIlrnliln Nicholas J. Brown I Donald ol.cdonald Clerk-James Reid I Clerl,-D. C. Ramsay.

Com-rnissioners for taki:!~ Reco!nizance of Bail. Nicholas Conroy, Tignish; Joseph 1.lurphy, Lot 11; J( Woodmnn. C,lseumpee; James Kinley, Lot 7; Willi Bearisto, Lot 1;; Juhn Townsend, Lot la; Ricl.ard [Iudsl Tryon; _\llan McDou~all, nelfast; John R. nuurke, Lot 4 Francis Kelly, Lot 30; Charles Greg''', Drucklcy Poi. George Bagnall. Lot 23; Donald Palmer, L'rapaud; Pe McCallum, ~t. Peter's B.ly; John Frost, Lot 50; James] Laren, Lut 52; Philip Beer, ~lontal!"o; Donald MuKinnl Lot 55; EdwMJ Thornton, Three 1:'l"ers; anJ .John G. Lot 55, E;quires.

Deputies for granting Replevin3. QUEE~'S Cou:'iTY.-DuDcan McIntyre, CampbeIton; All McDougall, Flat River. . KINO'S COU"'l'Y.-James HlChards, Murray Harbour; Wm. Aitken, Georgetown; Donald ~lcDoDaIJ, St. ~1argaret's. PRINCE COU"TY.-Robert ~Iuirhead, Tryon; James Craswi St. Eleanor's, James Fursyth, Cascumpec.

Commissioners for taking .I1cknowlerl;menls to Deeds, QUEEN'S C'JU"TY.-AUan McDong:.U, Flat Ril'er; Jas. P geon, New London. KINO'S CuuNTY.-Edward Thornton, Georgetown; John J: dine, St. Peter's; John )Iacgowan, Souris. PRINCE COlINTy.-Thomas Hunt, St. Eleanor's; Harry Macnnlt, Prince town ; John Lord, Tryon; Stani31's F. Per Tignish. 40 P. E. ISLAND

Commissioners for Prison Discipline. and for adding Hard Labor '" the Sentence of Impdsonment. QUE'N'S COtINu.-Hon. W. Swabey; Thomas Pethick, Peter McGowan, John Trenaman, Robert Hutchinson, Esquires. KING'S COUNTv.-Hon. Edward Thornton; Wm. B. Aitken. William Sanderson. Andrew A. McDonald. and George Poole, Esquires. PRINCE COfNTv.-Archibald Campbell. Thomas Hunt, nnd Hugh Carr, Esquires.

BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS. &c,

Barri.ters • ..IIllorneys, and Solicitors of the Sttperior Courts

NOTARIES PUBLIC. Jol.n Lawson, William F Gr~an, Robert Stewart, Benry Pal mer, Edward Palmer. James Moore, John Longworth, Charles Young, William H. Pope, JUOf'ph, Hensley, T. Heath lIaviland, Edward Thornton. Charles Palmer, ~lonson Jarvis, R. B Irving, John Macgowan, Frederick Brecken, Benjamin Desbrisay, James Warburton. William Minns Howe, William Sanderson, Es quires.

CORONERS. QUEEN'S COUKTY.-CLarlottetown-Daniel Uodgson. Orwell John McDougall. PRINCE COl!NTY.-Bedeque-Hon. John Wright. Prince town Tbomas bJacnutt. Nail Pond-Fidelle J. Gaudet. Kll'w's COUNTy.-Gcorgetown- j),nid Kaye. nay Fortune Henry Williams. Murray Barbour-George Harris.

HEALTH OFFICERS• . Cbadotte.town, ,\'.l~. lIol,kirk. Bedeque, Joseph Bell. Three RIvers. DaVId Kaye. Ca8cumpec, Joseph P. SheI'lock. Richmond Bay, John Edmund Crafer, COUN'l Y JAILS. Queen's County-Charlottetown --- Nicholas Harvie, Jailor. Prince " St. Eleanor's James Reid do. King's Georgetown - - . Hugh Loga~, do. CALENDAR. 41

COMMISSIONERS OF HIGHWAYS. PRINCE COUNTY T. G. Rug~les, District No. I-comprising Lots 1,2 and 3. William Wells, District No.2-Lots 4.5 and 6. Michael D:llton, District No.3-Lots 1,8 and 9. Corn. Kilbride, District No.4-Lots 10. Iland 12. Peter ~Iacgregor, District No.5-Lots 14 and 15. Willia.m Jamieson, District No. 0- Lots 17 and 19, lind the Lino ROlld between 19 and 25. R. W. Morson, District No. 7-Lot 1~ and Prince town Royalty James Wright, District ~". 8-Lots 25 and 2G. John Lord. sen., District No.9-Lots 27 nnd 28. Donald ~lacinDi8, District No, iU-Lots 13 and 14. QUEEN'S COUNTY. Thomas Pickering, District No. I-Lots 20 and 21 John ~lurray, sen., District No.2-Lots 22 and 07 John Doirant. District Xo 3-Lots 23 and 24 Ewen Macmillan, District No 4-Lots 33 and 34 A. S. Macquarrie, District:S-" 5-Lots 29, 30 and 65 John Mackaig, District No.6-Lots 31 and 32 John Mooney, District No. 7-tLose portions of Lots 35, 36 and 37 on the North side of the Hillsborough Jame" Dufly, District .'10, 8-Lot 48, and those portions of 35, 36 and 37 on the South side of the Hillshorough Donald ~Iunro, District No.9-Lots 49 and 50 Richard Gill. District Nu. 10-Luts 57 and .'it; Hector Morrison, Di.hic· No. ll-Lots EO and 62 John Williams, District No. 12. KING'" COUNTY". Richard Hayes, District No. i-Lots 38, 3() lind 40, WeBt of Morell River. James Mllckay, District No 2-Lots 41, 40 llnd 3\), E1.t of Mo. rell River, and St. Peter's Harhor's M.)uth and ~Jorell Riv Bridge Angus Macintosh, Distric: ~o. :;-L"t" 42 and 43, including the Division Line Road between r"ts 4:3 and 44 'Lawrence Peters, Djstrict:\" 4-Lo', 4·1 and 45 Ronald Macdonall, Distri(:t N". 5-Lots 4G ,mri 47 John Dingwell, District N·, G-Lots :is, 55, Nurth of Grand River, and Grand River Bridge Peter Walker, District 1\.,. i-Lot 55, !oiout.h 01 Cmnd River, Lot 53, North of Cardigan l:i"er, and Lot 54 Charles Ste,,;art, District N.). 8 E. Thornton, District No. V-Loti ~·a and GI, Montague BrIdge John Hvde, Distric, No. IO-L·,rs G3 and G4 John W. Robertson, Dislrict };". II-that part of Lot 53 being S. of Cardigan and N. of Brudenell Ril'ers, includinp; Geor~e· town Royalty and Common, and I~eserved Llnds aJjoining Royalty. 42 P. E ISLAND

BOARDS OF HEALTH.

PRINCETOWN AND ROY.luY.-Thomas ~Iacnutt, George Beairsto, James Sinclair, William Clark, Donald ~laclelIan, Geo. Tbompson, Benj. Belirsto, Arch'd \!ac~'lU~an, John Owen, Juhn Ramsay, William [J. ~Jcr,uy. ~ 0 Sr. PETER's.-John B. C'H. Richard Hayes, Kemble Coffin,. John Sutberland, Charles Dingwe!l, James Anderson, Joscph Mao varish, James Hogan. SouRls-Jobn J\Iac:!owan, Patrick Scully, Donald Beaton, John Maclellan, J\lexander Leslie, John Knigbt, J. A. ~Jacencbern. CASCl'lIPEc.-IJerb

LA,YD Sl'lIVEYORS. Joseph Ball, Surveyor General A. Anderson, Bedeque George Wright Francis Kelly, Fort Augustus H. J. Cundall Owen Curtis, Princetown Road Jobn Ball Fidelle J. Gaudet, Lot 1 James J. Bevan Tbomas Hickey, ~t. Peter's Roderick Campbell, Gecrhetown John ClilY. CALENDAR. 43 MAILS. POST OFFICES LV P. E. lSLAND, With Postmasters' NO:tllles, and time of Mails leaving CharloLtetown.

CHARLOTTETOWN -nenj.\min Da\'ies, E~q., Postmaster General; William Kelly, Esq., Assistant; Arthur SlVabey, Esq., additional do.

WESTER." .!II.HLS. MONDAy AND THURSDAY, AT 9 A.M. Barrett's Cross, \Vlliiam Glover North RU5Itico, George Budd Cascumpec. Josiah Grant Part\ Corner, ChaJles Doyle Cavendish, Danieil\Jacllcill Port Bill, Prl1s~ia Birch Hope River, Robert Simpson Princctown, Neil :\J'lcl~ay Indian River, Donald ~Jaclellan Princetown Road, John Rottenbnry Kildare, Jame3 Broyderick Quagmire, J ahn Eyres Lot 11, James I~ilbride Rustico. John Fairclough Lot 12, John Wallace Skinnpr's Pond, James Doyle Lot 14, Alexonder Mackinnon St. Eleanor'" ,\ll'x. E. Holland Lot 15, Charles I~ idlard Summcrside, P. 1\1. Power Fifteen POlOt, William llibbits Tignish, Robert Bellin Lot 16, James L)'le Traveller's Rest, John Townsend New Glasgow, Don. McCormack \\'heatley River New London, Duncan I\laciutJle

MONDAY, AT 9 A.M. Brackley Point, Jame, Shaw Covehead Road, Thomas Macgrath

Covehead t Samuel Miller

THURSDAY, AT 9 A.M. Anderson's Road, Patrick !\luTphy Lot 67, John Mackay Freetown, ";cst Capt!, James Kinlay. Lot 7, Maurice Halloran

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 9 A.M. Augustine Cove, Henry \Vadman De Sable, Allan Cam~ron Bedeque, \Villiam \Vilson Searletown, John Wright Cape Traverse, \\~il!iam Brow Tryon, \Villiam \Y. Loro. Crapaud, Geo. \ViggintofJ 1.0131 Bryan'a CrolS, Mich'l ~furpby

E.1STER.V .!Il.IJIL.'>.

MONDAY AND THURSPAY, AT 7 P.M. Bay Fortune, William Under hay ~I t. Pleasant (1I111,bro'), Mrs. Eagan Fort Augustus, Francis l{elly Rull.) Bay. Lemuel Chessong Head Grand River (East), J. \Vi~e St. Peter's, \Villiam Sterns Lot 35, Jame. Fitzpatrick lid. St.!'eter', lJay,John Sutherland Lot 56, Hobert Howlett Sou,,", Juhn )lacdonald. On THURADAY, at 7 p.m.-Red Point, Lol 46, Samuel Macdonald.

MONDAY, AT 7 PM. Fairfield, Patrick Kovanagh Lot 45, (Jerman M.cdonald Goose River, :Itichael Macdonald Lot 47, AleKaDllcr Macvean LauDching, Michael AIorrison P. E. iSLAND

SOUTHERN MA.ILS. TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT!) "', U. Delrast. Joseph Atkinson Murray lI.rbor Road. Angol Gill;' Georgetown. Dridget Dyrno New Perth, James Finlay Lot 49. Samuel Lane Vernon River, John Adams.

i"RIDAY, AT 9 A.AI. Montague, William Annear Sturgeon, Barney Kearny Muro.y Harbor (North). J. Dalziel White Sand., William Gloyer Do. (South), Dav. Reid 'Vood Island., John Kennedy. Orwell, Donald Macleod

17' The Mails for t~.e United States and the neighboring Pro vinces will be made up twice a week. anti despatched per Ste~mer " Westmorland" (under contr"ct with the Guvernment) to Pio tou, N. S., and Shediac, N. B, during the Summer months; and by the Ico Boat, from Cape Traverse to Cape Tormentine, twice a week. during the Winter. To tbe United Kingdom onC8 a fortnight. '1'0 Bermuda. West Indies and Newfoundland, on08 !Po fortnight in Summer, and once a month in Winter.

RATES OF POSTAGE. i'OR LETTERS. W IIalf·ounce. one r.ite; one ounce, two ratea.-Half-ounces are not reckoned. on auy Letter going by Bri tish Packets, after its weight reaches an ounce; bu t each ounce is taken as two rates. To any place within the Island, 2d. per rate. Nova ::leotia, New Brunswick and Canada, 3d. Bermuda, Newfoundland and British West Indies,9d.-3d. of which must be prepaid. United States, 6d. per rate-to be prepaid. United Kingdom, !Jd. per rate. Australia, or India, Is. 6ct.

FOR rRI~TIi:D MATT£R· BOOKS.-To or from tho United Kingdom-under 4oz. 4 '.d, 803. 9d, lib. Is. 6d; and Qd. additional for each 80z. To the Colonies. Oitr 2oz. one half penny per oz. Advertisements, &c. Id. per oz. . Nc:vepapers,for Newfuundland, Bermuda,'\" C"t Indies,Austra. IIll, Indll1, nnd foreign countries,ld. sterl. each, must be prepaid

MARIlET CLERKS. Charlottetown Meat :1l.Lrkd, - George Lewis " Flour Market, James Pollard. sen. Georgetown Market,. Johu Devereux.

Frances Preedy, Keepor of Colonial Building. \JALt:NDAR.

CI.ERGY, &c.

CI. rg 1/ of the Chu,.,.', ,~( England. The 11 on. and l:i;.:;ht l:.:r. lIil>1,,'rt Him",y, n., D., 1,')1',1 Bishop of NOla ~(',)_tLl: l'~"rl·I~~IIl:;. '\V lIer 'hj,_,:;,ty's Lotters i'.Ltcnt, Lpis copal.1urI~~llctlOn l\\l'r tld:-' hlant!. Re,. J. II. 1:,'"J, D.P., l,:,'dc's. ('c'mmissary St. 1':[.':100.3. Rev. L. l'. Jenkins. ll.l' L. ' Rev. D. Fit" lieral'] ..\.g., Trin. Col.,' nub!., Charlottetown, Hcl't'Jf. • Rev. H. D. s,.,."I •. 'Y,.\ B" I\,rt lIill, &C', Re\". "~lU. ~tl_\\\"r~·.• \. e., l':I('IT\" \",d~l'\' &e. Rev, 'L ~l",'k, ~l:',i,)nal'\', Xc".' L,)IlJull.' Rev. R. T. TIoach ..\. g .. {~iL',)r:.!,_'t,)\rn. Rev, 0, R. Parnt/),'r. ('r'LJ':1uJ, ,\.e. llev, J. S Smith, .\. B., 1tu~tico.

F.'·la' ,'/51".1 Church of Seotland. Rev. Tho~as Duncan, Charlottetown, Rev. Alex. lIIackay, A.M., Belfast. hev. AoJrcw Lnchhcad, Georgetown. Rev. \\'m, ~lael:1ren, ~li"ionary, Rev. Donald MoDonalcl, Minister.

Roman Catholic Clergy. Right Rev. Bernard Donald McDonald, Roman C~tholio Bishop, Rustico, Rev. Thomas Phelan, Charlottetown. Rev. ~1. Reynolds, Tryon, Dedeque Road, &c. Rev, J. Brady, Vernon River, Fort Augustus and Trncadie rBay Rev, J. F. ~lcDonald, Launching Place. (]eor~etolVn Ilnd Rollo Re ... Pius ~IcPhee, I St. Andrew's. St. Peter's, St. Mar- Rev. Daniel ~lcDoDal,l \ garot's, East Point nnd Souris Rev. J. MdJun,dd, Indian Hirer, Grand Rivcr, Lenno:.: Island, Se,en·mile Bay and Summerside [Poin~ Rev. Sylvanus E, l'"rry, 1:.:110 .\Iliance, Egmont Bay and Fifteen Rev. Peter ~JclDtF'" Ti~r:i,b,l'a'CUlLJjJec, Lot 7 and the Brae.

Prcs"ytet!: of Prl'irl; E'/lrlrd 15lulld. in rOllfll'l:tiun with the P(€sby~ tr([IIT'!- Church of ~\Iil' I ;\("utza. -; Princetown-Rov. William IGer. Bedequo-Rev. R. S. Patterson, A, M, Ricbmond Bay, inc1u

Frc Church ill P.E.I·,la/ld. Charlottetown-llav. GCOl'~C Sutherland New London. Scotch Settlemcnt, Brookfield, &c.-Rev. Alexander Sutherland Brown's Creek, Grand Ri,er am! Cardigan-Rev. Alex. Munro Murray Haroour and ~Ionta;.;ue-nev. Neil ~lcKay Woodville and Little Sands-Hev. Doun.ld MeXeill

HTesll'!Jufj jU:I,;der" in. P. E. I 11~lId nidrict. Cbarlottetown - r n gha m S? tcliffe Pownal-Alex. M. Dcsl3nsay Bed"'l"" anu Tryon-G. :.1. Barratt, .J. n. Strong, Supernumerary Little York, (\.rn\\'all. &c.-Henry Pope and 'V. Perkin. King's COl1nty-\\'illiam Ryan.

Baptist ~t il"ti5fers. Rev. John Davis, Charlottetown Rev. Charles he, Buroett, North TIiver Hev. John Shaw, Tbree Rivers ,mu East Point Rev. Malcolm Ross, Bedeque.

Bible Christian .lIIini..,ters. Cephas Barker, Superintendent of the District Vernon River-John W. Butcher Murr:1Y Harbour-Jesse y,lJitlock Union TIoau and Rustico-Jacob Gale Bidelol'J, Cascnmpec and West C.cnc-Fl'ancis ~Ietherell RicbmonJ-Willialll Woodman. •

First Baptist Church, formed in 1810. Rev. Dr. John Knox, Pastor; Duncan Kennedy, Donald Mac gregor, Stephen Bovyer, Deacous. Rev. John Fraser, orda.ined Preacber 1\ t Belfast.

Trust«, oj St. Jamts's elm,.ch. K ..Mackenzie, Chairman; .James Anderson, Treasnrer; J. W. Mor1'1son, Secretary; James Watts, jun., David Stewa.rt, W. R. Watson. Kirk &e"jon.-Dr. lIIackieson, Meesrs. Watts Purdie Kennedy Gra.y. ' , • CALENDAR. 47 Three Riwrs Church, {orllled in ISH. Rev. Dr. John Knox, Minister; Rohert Dewar, Donald Mao donald, P. Stewart, Geo. ~lo"r, Deacons; Jas. M'Laren, Esq., Treasurer.

",'''cw Glasgow Church. Rev. John Stc,enson, Ill'\". D ,n"ld CrawforJ, IIenry Simpson John Stevenson, jun., Elders; William Stevenson, Charles Steven: Bon, Deacons.

Ea:;t Point C'/ittrch. Rev. Dr. John Knox. Minister: Peter Stewart, Licensed Preach er; David Anderson, Peter Stewa :t, James Baker, John Macdon ald, Deacons.

Summerside Church. Rev. Donald Crawford, Minister; John Crawford EldBrl Deacons-Richard ~Iurray, Benjamin Schurman, Samu~l Rodd. Patrick Brown, Clerk.

The Prince E'dlcar,,' ],,[l1nd .1.~'Q"i('[ioll.

Rev. Dr. John Kllll:,\:, ::\I

SI. Paul's Church, Charlo/letown. H. Haszard and Charles Palmer, Wardens. Miss Duchemin, Organist; George Foster, Sexton; Job Bevan, Collector.

Trinity Church, Georgetown. John Goffand W. B. Aitken, Warucns. Perry Digdon, Sexton.

Sf. John', Church, St Eleanor's. H, Green Esq., Mr. Robert Ellis, Wardens. T. Rogers, Sexton.

Commissioner, of the Glebe FUlId. Hon. JllS. Warburton, Robert Hutchinson, and Rev. Dr. Read, Bcoleiiastical Commissary. 48 P. E. ISLAND ASSAYERS OF WEIGHTS ANJi MEASURES. John Higgins, Charlottetown Dennis Quinlan, Cascumpee .Iohn De

MISSIONARY. BHLE,'f3CH:.N'HFIC, LITERARY AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES. Diocef'an Church SucicJy-lllcorpflr:t!ed 3d April, 1852. Patrons-The S,)ciety for Promoting Christian Knowledge; The Society fur the Pro I agation of the Go>pel in Foreign Parts. President-The Lord B;,llIlp of Noya Scotia. Vice Presidents Rev. J. H. Rend, D. D. Ecclesiastical lommissary, Rev. L. C. Jenkins, D. C. L .. tLe Hon. the Chief Justice; Treasurer Theophilus Desbris"y, Esq.; Serretary-Capt.Orleuar; Assistan* -H. J. Cundall. Executive COlllmittee-AIl the Hesident Clergy of tbe Established Church; Capt. Urlehur, R. N., lIon. Joseph Heneley; Messrs. William Cund, II. Theophilus Desurisay, !lobert Hutchinson, IlenTY Ha.zard. Charles Palmer, Tbomas De.brieay, G. W. DeBlois. T. B. Tremain, John Longworth, .John Gates, 11. J. Cundall. A. H. Yates, G T. Haszard, J. Hobbs, David Kaye, M. D., John Aldou., .I. Easton, John Hud- 60n, Thomas Essery,l. ']\\Cedy, '1'. Uunt, J. Haezard, 'V. Reid, Donald Palmer, T. Haslam, James Pidgeon, William Cousins, R. Gidley, II. C. Green.

Ladies' Diocesul' LlwJ"ch Association . . Patrone,s and Treasurer-Lady Daly. ~ecretary-Rev. David Fltz Gerald. Committee-~lesdamcs B.,sfield, Cundall, DeBlois, Fltz Gerald, Jenkius, H. Hnszard, Joseph Hensley, Hobkirk, Orlebor, E. Palmer, C. Palmer.

Colonial Church and School Society. P~esident-Tlle Lord Bishop of 1'\ ova Scotia. Commi ttee-ReV" David Fltz Gerald, Rev. Dr. Jenkins, ('I aries Palmer, William Cundall, Henry BaezaI'd, Theophilu. Deslorj,,,y, T. Owen. Trea surer-Capt. Urlebar. Secretary-Lieut Ilnnl·',ck. Catechists Mr: Fowle, ::;outh Wiltshire; James Easton, Georgetown; '''m. Reid, Crapaud. School l\1istresE-Sarah Hanie. ~1issionariea -Rev. ~Ir. Meek, Rev. Mr. Parnther. CAI,ENDAll. 49

Prince EdwftrJ bland .!luxiliary Bible Society. President-Hon. the Ohief Justice. Vice Presidents-Hon. C. Young, LL.D., John Hancock, Esq., R.N.; Secretary and Treasurer-William Cundall, 1£"1' Committee-Me.srB. Wm. Brown, Hon. J. Hensley, J. D. Mason, Thom .. s DeBbrisay. H. H .. szard, J. W. ~forrison, Capt. Orlebll.r, C Palmer. James Desbris~y. Wm. Mackay, Isaao Smitb.

9. E. Island .!luxiliary Rtligious Book "nd Tract Society. Established 4th February, 1~4:] Committee-Revds. D. Fitz Gerald, r. Sutcliffe, C. J. Burnett; Lieut. Hancock; Messr~. William Cundall, Geo. Beer, jun., John Macneill, John Williams. Treasurer-Ralph Brecken. 3ecNtary-Cu.pl. Orlebar. Dcpositary-

Ltuli ..' Benevolent Society, in connection with tile E./aMisiled Churc4 of Scotland. President and ::;ecretary-~lrs. Duncan; Vice President-Hr•. WilBon; Treasurer- Mrs. Macnutt; Committee - Meadame. Forgan, Anderson, Rankin, Mackieson, Watts, sen., Purdie, Grey; Mi•• el Camerol). and Johnston.

SONS OF TEMPER.!lNCE. N~TIONAL DIVISION OF NOIITH AMERICA.-(Term expir .. Jun_, IS60)-B. D. Townsend, M. W. P.; E. W. Jackson, M. W. A.; F. A. Fickardt, M. W. Scribe; Robert M. Foust, M. W. T.; John Loaoh, M. W. Chaplain; Jobn Moffatt, :\1. W. Conductor; S. A. Dnke, M. W. Sentinel. Grand Divi.ion of Prince Edward bland.-William Sanderson, a.w.p.; S~muel Prow.e, G W.A.; Jame8 J. Rio~, G. Soribe; John Holman, O. T.; John Davis, G. Cbaplain; Arlema8 Lord, G. Conductor; Daniel Fraser, G. Sentinel; John P. Tan Ion , P.O.W.P.

9UBORIJIN~T& DIVISIONS. Oha.rlottetown-(Meet at Division Room, Temperance Oall.) Prince Edward, No. I Viotoria, No.4 Rilling Sun, No, 2 Literary, No. 31. Country Subordin4te Division •. Aurora, No.8, Bedeque Agricola, No. 2'3, Whilo Sand. Diamond of the D818rt, No. g, Alli .. nce, No. Z,l, West RiTer, Georgetown, Lot 47 "rYltal Stream, No. 12, Vernon Albion, No. 27, Murray Harber River Pioneer, No. 32, Cascllmpeo Blooming Rose, No. 17, Belfast 4 5) P. E ISLAND

FREE MASONS. U,Y!TlW GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND.

OFFIcr·~ BEARERS:

TUg nlCHT l!OXI)R.\::U: THE EATIL OF ZI;:TL.\ND, Most Worshipful Grand ~Iaster'. R. W.ColoneIJ,S, IL·)',\'T\ri,~\.SeniorUr."d Warden, Honorablo W, :oi. )'"""d ..Juniur " V. W. R9V ..\. R. \Varu, CrL~ll Cil:l.l,l.tin. iIJI1'lra.lJ\e F It'lx')ur ...(l. f;r,Ll1d It'~~i~trar, ~. \V. DLUk,~~ E'll/;rtnd~ljl,'\'i!lt{~nd)ntof\Vork8, nonorahl~ D. {~'h).~i" Ora.nd :";'.\".)1'<1 Iharcr, J. Smith. E5Q. (3ra rd PuL"...,:llivlnt. II )n'H'1 i ,1" S. B. \\,il~'Jn. (if.ln.l Treasllrer, Cheva.lier l~. Heheler, l'vrl',-,,";iilJlldent G. L. Prus~ia, Count H. L. CrqLn, • ~. Franc(3 W. U. Clarke, E"I ,Grallel '~2crdal'y.

sr. JOIlN'S LOlJ'.;r.;, N!. ,)r,J. Holding Warrant under the Unil,d Grand Lodge of England. Oro ..\r)\~f l\1Ul~R,\r, '\-'l}:.;j,ipfnl :\Lhtcr. Bro, M. IV, Skinner,S,Warden \ I; .. ". \\-illtcr Henouf. ~. Deacon " l\lorin Lowuen, J, Waruen "John lJillun, J, Deacon d Rev C. I. Burnett, Chap. " Jatnes )':runs, ~la.rsha.l " II. W. LQbb~n. Organist I Sibs B tl:,!"I;d, {Stewards " lIugh Fraser, Secretary John IVlc •., ",I. 5 .. James Coonell. Tre'Surer " John W. [r..

Hold their Regular Communications :(1 the City of Charlotte town, at ~bs"nic Hall, Water strc,t. on the:!d Tuesday in each month.

KING WRAJI LODGE. Undo' I"e Jurisdiction of lile United Grand Lodge !if England. J. S. DEB. l\'RI-H.r., Worshipful ~!aster, Bro. J. Campbell, S. Warden Bro. A. Caswell, S. Deacon " Wm. T. Hunt, J. Warue! " J. illuirhcad, J. Deacon " II. Jj', Jarvis ~I.D. Secretary';' llinton, 1. Guard H. C. Green, Treasurer " .lames ReiJ, Tyler Josiah Grant, Past Mas!cr. Hold their Regular Communications in the town of St. Elea. nor's. Prince Coun Iy, on tho 1st Monday in each month. CALENDAR. 51 VICTORIA. LODGE, No. 383. (Holding Warrant under Ihe Most lVurshipf"l the Grand Lorl"e of llie Ancient and Hlllofable Fraternity of Free and Ac;ept.d Masons of Scotland.) Mosr NOBLE G.ORG~ Ar;G. FREn. JOll", 6~h Duke of Athol. M0st Worshipful Grand M,uter-\Iason. Bro. S.llUEL ;{ CI,SO", Right Worshipful Master. Bro. J. W. Morrison, P.~lasler I Bro. John Cairns, S. Deacon. " C.C. Vaux, D. M lstor " \V. O. Dixou, J. Deacon. " James Romans, S. ~I:.1stcr. I" Ja.mes Davis, Organist. " Alex. M'Kinnon, S. Warden. "G. Douglas, t St d U J .li. Turner, J. \\'arden. " S Davies, ~ ewar 8 " 'V.lt. Watson, Tr",,,,,·,r. I" J [I. Jost, 1. Uuard. " Neilltankin, S·,crcLlrY. " W. B. D.lVison, Tyler. R'~gul:lr ni':;~1t of mr~~t!n6' .tt:l Tu'!sJ<1Y in each month, a.t Masonic Ibll, Water Street.

BE . ..-EVOLI'"YT IR[)H SOCIETY. E"taulislicJ in CIl.ldvttetown, l~:2·j. His E:-:(:"lkacy Sir D. Dotly, P.drl)>l ; S. 'V. \\.J itc;wll, Pre,..,idcnt; James Reddin, Vil:(~-Pn>:-;iuent; Artuur O'Neill, A, V. President; John R. 'V",\sh, Socretary; J.)lm A. ~1'Kenn", Trcasurer.-Com mitteo of Chari'y-\\al'til1 IIng',n, Chairman; Edward Byan, B. Pollard, John Griffin, James O'Rielly, James MacQuillan, F. M'Kenna.

CH.!1RLOTTETOTVN S.1CRED H.!1RMONIC SOCIETY. Ma Jon" Ross, L~ader. Hon. Charlcs Young LL.D. Patron; O"pt. Orlebar, It-N. Presi dent: 'V.C. Trowan, Vico President; Morin L,)wden, Secretary and Treasurer. Committee-J. n. Turner, J. II. JOBt, F. A. Flint, A. Alais, L.M'Nutt. Hegular Meeting. ( Wednesday evening each week,)at 8 o'clock.

MEDICAL ATTENDANTS TO JAILS. John 1'. Jenkins, E"l-o Charlottetown; David Kaye, Esq., Georgetown; Joseph Dell. E'q., st. Eleanor·s. Trustees of Lunatic Asylum and House of Inrlustry. OFFICIAL TRUSTEEs-Chief J ustiee, President of Legislative Coun cil, Speaker of House of Assembly. OTIlER TRUSTEEs-lIun. T. II. Haviland, Edward Palmer, J. Warburton, Robert Mooney, F. Longworth, W. W. Lord, William Swabey; l'homas Pethick, and John Longworth, Esqrs. 52 P. B. ISLAND CHARLOTTETOWN MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Patron-His Excellency the Lieut. Governor lst Vice do.-Hon. Geo. Coles 2d Vice do.-J. D. Haszard, Esq. President-Hon. Dr. Young 1st Vice do.-T. H. Haviland, Esq. 2d Vice do.-Hon. D. IJrenan Secretary and Treasurer-James M. Butcher. GENERU COMMITTEE.-Messrs. Mark Butcher, Silas Barnard, W. E. Clark, J.P. Tanton, J. W. Morrison, Watson Duchemin, Wm. C. Trowan, Wm. Murphy, A. A. MoKenzie, Thos. Murphy, John Williams, Thos. Leeming.

CATHOLIC YOUNG .lIEN'S LITER.flR Y INSTITUTE. Established in Charlottetown, October, 1850. Rev. Thomas Phelan, P. P. Patron; Thos. Murphy, Presiden*; Ronald Walker, 1st Vice President; W. Malone, 2nd Vice Presi dent; Daniel Tobin, Treasurer; W. Nantes, Secretary; Tho.: Rielly, Librarian. Library Committee-The President, Secretary and Librarian

BRACKLEY POINT ROAD DEBATING CLUB. Duncan Martin, President; Duncan Kennedy, Vice President; Benry McGregor, Secret"ry; Joseph Siewarl, Treasurer. Library Committee.-John Kennedy, Librarian; Joseph Stew arl. A. F. Rattray, George McGregor, Edward Rodd. Executive Commillee.-Donald Martin, Chairman; Danean Itlnnldy, William Rattray, Edward Stewart, Joseph Kennedy.

TEMPERANCE HALL COMPANY. Incorporaled April 3d, 1852. Oapt. John Orlebar, R.N., President; J. W. Morri.on, Seore tary and Treasurer. Dir.ctors-Capl. John Orlebar, R.N., Jobn W. Morrison, Geo. Beer, Wm. )I'Kay. Peter Des Brisay, Jobn Rider. John Hatcb, Janilor.

CENTRAL ACADEMY. Patron and Visitor-Hil Exoellency tbe Lieutenant Gonrnor: Trustees and G01'8rnors.-E... otfici~:-HoD. Chief JUBtice, HOD. President of Legislative Counoil, :Speaker or tbe Assembly. Otla.r 7'ruslees:-HoDB. Jamel H. Petert, George Coles, William Swab.y. Joltph Hensley, James Warburton, Edward Wbelan and ~illiam Forgan; Benjamin DnieB and William E. Clark, Elqr8. H~ad Ma8ter~obn Kenny, Esq., acting; 2d do.-A.A. Mal kenZie; 3d do. ,---_ OALENDAR.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Patron-His Royal Highness Prince Albert. Vice·Palron Bis Excellency Sir D. Daly, Knight. President-His Honor J udj!:e Peters. Governors-Mr. Chester Woolner, Mr. Duncan Shaw, Hon. George Bagnall, Jeremiah Simpson, Esq., Mr. John Johnson. Members-Mr. Ist\ac Thompson, James Roberlson, Esq , George Wright, Esq., D. Hodgson, Es'l., Henry Longworth, Esq., Hon. George Coles, Aluander Laird, Esq., M. P. P. M,mb.rs of A.uembly nominated by Government. QUEBH'SCOUNTy.-William Macgill and William Douse, Elqra. KING'S COUNTL-Hons. J. Wightman and James Dingwell. PRINCIC COuNTy.-HonB. J. Warhurton and W. W. Lord. Secretary and Treasurer-J. W. Morrison.

NORTHERi', (C.4SCUMPEC) BRANCH. Patron-His Honor Jud~e Peters. G. W. DeBlois, Esq., President; Alexander Meggieson, Vioe· President; Maurice O'Connor, Secretary.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. Hon. W.Swabey, Rev. David Fitz Gerald, Hon. Josaph Hensley. Rev. R. S. Patlerson; John Kenny, John Macneill and Francie Kelly, Esqre. Secretary-John Macneill, acting. R. B. Irving. Esq., acting Inspcctor of Public Schools, and Su perintendent of Normal School. NORllAL SCBooL.-William Monk. Esq., Master.

BANK OF' PRINCE EDWA.RD lSL.4.ND. DIRECToRs.-Hon. T. U. Haviland, President; Ralph Brecken, Hon. Daniel. Brenan, Hon. Joseph Hensley, John Longworth, Richard Hearl., James Duncan. William Cundall, Cashier; George Moore, Teller; Messrs. Haviland &; Brecken, Solicitors. AGENCIES. Consular Agent of the United States-Albert Li. Catlin, Esq., Charlottetown. Lloyd's Agent-Henry Palmer, Esq., Charlottetown. Lloyd's Hegister of British and Foreign Shipping-C.R. Coker, Esquire. GAUGERS. Charlottetown-Kenneth ~1'Kenzie, James Kelly, William T. Paw. Angus 1\1' Rae, Point Prim; Joseph M'Isaac, Souris. 54 P. E. ISLAND

SURVEYORS OF LUMBER. Charlottetown-W. B. Davison, Ralph Thomp"on, James Kelly, James F. WebDer, Henry Kelly, Watson Duchemin, Thomas Pleadwell, William T. Paw, David Chappell, Bertram Moore, Thomas Green, Edward Moore. John M'Dougall, Belfast; Donald ~1'Donald, Naufmge; Patrick Connick, Kildare; Patrick M. Power, Summerside; Michael Kil bride, Lot 11; Richard Weeks, Stratford, Lot 48.

PILOTS. Charlottetown-Robert Brehaut, James Taylor, jun., and James Campbell. Allan ~I'DQil~ld, Three Rivers; Prospere Gallant, Caseumpec ; George An'Jerson, New London ; "Iie;la.·~l )lorrisun, Grand River; John M'Le"n, Orwell and Pinette.

('ommis'non~'rs for establishing boundaries of Counties and Townships. Joseph Ball, Esquire, Surveyor (;·ooral; W. W. Irving, Esq.

COL,"ECTORS OF EXCISE.

Charluttet,,· : ,\i E. C1ar!, I '·;e\\.' Londnn, DU!lf';1n l\1'IntJre Richmond Bay. {;I'II:~(' ~inclair I~ usl ieo, Chester \V oolnor Three River:>, .\rCh'll J. illcn()n~I!IJ ('u\'t lp},.\l anu Tracadie, David Cui vii!,> n,:y. John ~l' Donalo I Law-;!)"L ~t. P,:tl r'5, Dennis Bogan :'liurL1L)' l;,lrb'r, J:lmes Richards Bedequc, Donald :11' Lellan Tigni..,h, i~ir:h,d IS Conroy Cascurnpcc. lIerbert Bell I D..1y forturl6 ;llid (iralld River Crapaud. ~all1uel Dawson John E. ;'.l'Dnnald Orwell I;a), C. 31. Willock PiL.E.ttc, l{oll'k f\lurrison

LAXIJ W.'ilTERS .1.YD PREVENTIVE OFFICERS. Charlottetuwn-Kenneth :\i'KeLlzie, Cornelius Little. \\'111. Ryan, Pete :Hartin, Thain:..!" I..k~tln('tt, J .• ~,·!.b Pippy. jun .• Laugldan Cummings Leo :\l'f)Oll,dd, !l,'llr\' :\. B,"IIl!;It, \V1111Jm O'Brien. Harbor's l\!oulh-John -~3t8'Y:Jrt New LI)Lld,'t) :lnd Ponds-John Cousins, David Bernard De S,:b'e-'.rdlldlll inman. Lot oj-Patrick ~loriarty. CovpheaJ-,'\ll.!xanuer ;\l'.\lillan, --- Leitch l{u~llco-Chester \Vo.olner, Joseph Robinson Cr:.J!Jaud-J"lIli--'~ C. Bulpit, ThLlmas ,\lycrs anu John Lea Tryon-John 1I0Willt Bedcque Ilarlwr-John CLlirll~ Summerside-Leo .'1' LelLllI, I: onald McDonald Lot 17, Linkletter',," ;,,_~h')le-\\ illiarn Strong Grand River, Lol l()-Simon Fraser Cascumpec-James \Vells, As 1 i\I'Cabe, Alex. i\latlhews 1.0t 13-David Ramsay, Hugh Urown, jun. CALENDAR. 55

Lot 3. Bi~ l\1iminigash-\Villiam Couuhlin Lot 19, Head Richmonu Bav-John (\l'Neil Lot IS-Dougald M'Douguld, Prineelown nod Roy.lly~W. H. McKay. James M'Gou •• n Savage f-larbor-Benj~min Cotlin, (~nn or Andrew) 0 Three Rivers and fieurgetowo-\Vm. Snnderson, Fzra \Vicl{wire. John Kearney, Jns Uemphill, J Ilowlett, Henry Griffin, Robert BrODlJhton. William M'Domdd, Joseph Allan. Georrre Petels ~ Lot 34-Franci. &I'Quaid " Lot 44-Laughlin M'Phee Lot 46-Willl.1111 Leele, Ang"' MacDonald, (Tulloch) Wood Island.i-Alexander i'lartin Saint Peter's-~Tartin Collin!!, \Villiarn l\l'Ewen Saint Peter'~ (~orth :::ide)-John R)i.ln Lot 39-\Yil:iam P. Kelly. Lot -l2-Patrif'.k Ryan Lots 43 and 4-l-ratrick l!iL~!ro\'e, An;:;us H. :\lcl'hce, Lot 4.i-Donald :\I'lntosh. Black Bu:;h Hay River-L:lIJghhn Gilli$ East Poirlt-Jllllll F. :;Jorrow Orwell-Alexander Currie Rullo Ba)"-J"hn Campbell S:luri3-El.v,L:ll K~)'~, .\!""{'l!l1er L'"li:!, Gl',:i ~\ 'I"UtHnld, John Gre- gory, Samuel GH'gory, FiJelle P{lqU'~!' Jam/'s Kenni30n Gran'! Ltiver, Lot 5ti - \VITI. It(llJ c!. ts.'O, John Frc",;;!, A!ex. 31' Donald Montaguo River-\Va1ter Lambert Murray 1l.lrl.)()r-Jame3 Penny. J:lm~s LeL1chenr, DJvitl Ilughes, Ben- j:Hllin ~t'II"IJ..bangLl Lot 7-Jolln Carey Lot 4~) 311(1 Pownal B:l\'-:\lex::n,]~r Smith, Elish:1 n·f>utherLe Tignish and Nail Pllud-Patrick Ph-.:e Egillont B:1y-Franci3 Arsenau'\:, Jos!~ph jli;!~id" Belra~t and Frenc:l Cr~~~k-A!.'.\ 1'1(ler 't'Uonald Big nelrast-R:chJTll Gill; \Vhil~ ~ lIH1~-Vere 13ecl{ HiUsbo!'ough-1::!i.,ln Collin, John Ilaggl:rlV Pinette nnr.! P(,int Pli:n-.\II~\H 'l'lt;IC, ~i!llOn Yiur('hison Orwell and Port ~clkirk-ltoLert S Finlay, Jallle~ Dnuse Gallas Point-J ()~e;,h Tweedy; \' ernon I{ Iver-John Furlli'8.

HARBOR 3fASTERS, WHARFINGERS, qc. Chariotteto\vn-rorn"lilH Little, Harhor ;\la<:l!flr and \Vharfinger Hillsborough Ferry \Vh

Cable Head-William M'EweD; Rollo Ray-John Campbell Soori. Harbor (East)-Richald Burke, >Richard Haye. Graod Ri •• r. Lot 56-Robert lIowlett, $Alexander M'Do.ald Murray E1arbor-"Benj'ltl1in Sensabaugh Crapaod-*John Lea Port Selkirk Wharf-·Thoma. ,\I·Pher.on Pinette-Angus l\I'nae. North ,..,ide Pinetta-Samuel Marchilon Apple-tr.e Point, Lot 34-Franci. M'Quaid Vernon River-John Furniss, jUll. Launching Place, Township 55-Donald I\['Cormacl< Grand River, Soulh Side, Township 58-Patrick Moni.on, jun. M'CoDnell'. Ferry, Township 3~-John Dull) Montague-Wal.er Lambert Brodenell River-Peter Gordon New London, Long River-James T. Reid ~ Thl>S8 marked· are a150 ColleclnrtJ of Aachorage Duties

Protectors of AlewivclIO' Fisheries. Tnclldie-Angus I\l'Aulay. Tignish-Florence M'Carthy North Lake, Lot -l7-Jam8! Morrow, sen. HilJsborou,gh Rivilf-Thom[ls Barr~t Sl

FIRST VOLUNTEER GUARDS. [Rifle•. ) Orga1ti"d 1855.-Attached to lst Queen's County Regiment. Neil Rankin, Captain, Commanding; Jobn Lea, Lieutenant; James J. Rioe, Ensign. Armory, City Hall, (up stairs).

ELECTORAL DISTRICTS, Under the New Election Law-( Whole number of Representatives, 30.) PRINCE COuNTY.-First Electoral District-Lots 1,2,3,4,5 and 6. Second-Lot. 7, 8, 9, 10,11,12 and 13. Third-Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17. Fourth-Lots 19, 25, 26,27and 28. Prince town and Royalty and Lot 18. QUEEN'S COuNTY.-First District-Lots 20,21, ~::!, 2

Income and Expenditure of Prince Edward Island FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st JA.NUARY, 1858.

RECEIPTS. Impost, - £30,822 2 71 Light and Anch.rage, 857 13 81 Land Assessment, 4626 0 4' Post Office, 1198 0 O~ Licences, 325 10 0 Fees Secretary's Office, Hi8 B 5 "Registrar's " 340 2 3 Customs, 71 17 0 Juries, 45 12 0 Fines and Penalties, 109 19 0 Public Lands, 1936 13 6 Crown Lands. 371 12 7 Interest on Bonds, S3l 10 4 Wharfage, 8 5 5 Head Money, 29 4 0 Sales of Books, 99 2 4 Wrecked and unclaimed Goods, 34 10 10 Rent of Warren Farm 27 15 6 Return of Land Assessment Fees, 513 Surcharges, 3 19 0 Seizures, 13 1 11 £41,456 2 0

EXPENDITURE.

Roads, Bridges and Wharfs, £<;),893 a o~ Education, - 13,982 0 91 Legislature, 2,779 6 8 Salaries, 4,267 10 0 MaJls and Packets, 4,1}46 2 1 Lights, Buoys and Beacons, 1,120 17 4l Coroners' Inquests, - 139 9 3A Royal Agricultural Society, 1,000 0 0 Province Building, - 31:15 13 1 Government House, 4G7 15 8 Lunatics and Asylum, 903 4 1 Protection of Fisheries, ~,) () 0 Jails. 1,lgg 2 4 Public Printing. 739 15 81 Stationery 152 11 ') 58 P. E. ISLAND

Crown Prosecll tione, 471 2 ~I Post Offices and Public Postage, - 930 15 61 Public Lands, 1,703 3 4 Treasury Notes, 114 8 ()~ Drawbacks, 204 16 51 Poor, 691 7 6 Land-waiters and Excise, 355 9 1 Interest, 1,084]8 3 Small Disbursements, 194 10 0 Bears and LOllpccrvicrs, 8 10 0 Telegraph Company, 520 9 5 Election, 37 16 2 Ferry I1o11se, Lot 48, 156 0 0 Indians, 85 16 2 )\liscellancolls, ::,:: 3 101

l'otol Expenditure £4~,522 12 5 Total Income £41,45G 2 0

EXCH" of Expendi ture £7,066 10 5 Excess of Expenditure, 1856 9,701 15 11

CLJlSSIFICA'i'fU"'\' OF SCHOOLS AND EXPI'.',1Jf'1'URE FOR EDUCJlTION.

Bchools. Paid rrom TreaFury ea.ch per 'Hlnum. Normal School, J.:2110 0 0 Assistant in ditto, (female) 4" 0 0 In Country Districts- Highest or 2d class, 11 55 0 0 Lo .... e8t or 1st eias, 187 50 0 0 French Acadiun, 20 40 0 0 Vcmale, 23 In Charlottetown and Royalty- Highest or 2nd class, 2 85 0 0 Assistant to ditto, GO 0 0 Lowest or 1st class, 3 7" 0 0 Female, 4 45 0 0 Orphan School, I 40 0 0 In Georgetown- 2<1 class, 1 70 0 0 Fema.le, 1 35 0 0 Total, 254 ABSTR.IlCT OF STATISTICAL RETURNS, IBS5.

-----.,-;;:.--1o E-I .....Z fo1 ~ Z ~ ~ .... ::;. ~ p " 0 PO ------~ 0 Ct Q , r Under 5 years 15371 3121 1359----zoi7 552 -i 5 and under 16 1 275'J~ 5~71 2G'~O' [11'J00, 896 S IG and under 21 I 9ell)1 2101 liI~,; 40771' 341 1 .;:!i 21 and under 45 2el57 el'J2~1 ~4~) 0~041 'J78 "" 45 and under GO I 728 [G15 1 8:;3 :;1%'1 244 L Upwards of GO 4!!8 10li .l~~ 1\)41 142 Under 5 years 1-15:2 3008 1:;0:; 5,1):3 50'J 1 f:i rI 5 and under IG ~,),,:2 5:21. '~'I 2,;,G, 111:11:",1 846 '"'116 and under 21 IOSG 23:;4, 117"i 4,;9,;1 429 a 21 and under 45 i 2389 52G3' 2:;:lfl 10182, 123'J ~ 45 and under 60 Gg!) 14211 701 ~-;211 214 Upwards of60 328 8~2' :;14 14741 [23 Ages no, Stated 45 ~;j, Deafand Dumb R 3:;1 /' -1/,;: 2 Blind 5, l~I 8' 32[ 4 Insane 21 oj, 1:( !)!)! 2G No. of Married ~Q>~Q> ~Qi 1 C'" 0 Charlottetown, ~~~- . 2402394011272371 253781 181S-(lllI49318 13690 ~ ~ Georgeto'vn, 95 5688 410 45 2019118.~140 7607 592 :. ~ Colville Bay, 42 19191168 4 190 14 46 2109 1821 ~." .;"l ~ Bedeque, 48 3536 221 28 893 77 76 4429 1 298 .." ..;r I:'J 20 C'" CD "lo to:l Mlllpeque, '. 23 2479 1201 31 98 1 2/i 2577/IW Cascumpec, ' 8 1250 52; 6 269 47 14 1509 991 .: 0 ~ ('t) ~ ~ ... en Tignish, 4 152 12'1 i 4 152 1 12' ~ g ~ ...... =I t"' New London, 19 1011 76 2 119 8 1 2111130 841 ~ ~ r;;j Rustico, 10 884 55 1 46 4 11 930 59 e, ~ Crapaud, 3211776 125 2/ 791 61 3"1185511311 -I '" 0 t:::I :!. '>J Dl"Ivell Bay, 81 411 331 1 151 2 9 4261 35

Pinette, 15 958 62 4 151 13 1 1911109 751 "co I:'J'1 ."Ilurray Harbour, 1!J110151 871 3 61 81 22 10761 95, to:! t>J p.. t>J Grand River 7 500 30 71 500 30 =l I:'J Saint Peter's, 5 554 291 11 45 4 6 5991 33 ~ to- p.. t>J Tracadie, I :' --T;:,-. -.-57545973 2752\4"71\293632203 1046 7533614955: :-~ t.%j '. !:!. IWith cargoes" In Ballast. TOTAL. ;:'"

:-~ 0 NAYES OF PORTS, 'I ~ -,-I ,r ;. 1 .f-. ~ .. 'I"; ' III I ., ~ I Ul I en it: rn I'01 :::: .. Vl C flJ ~ c: Q) rJl C ~ [ .., 0 '"' I> 0 '"' Q) 0 .... ~ '"l ~--;--:--:--____ c::,>~,,'.f-o~c....'"l)> f-o l) ~ f-o l) t1" 0 Charlottetown 55313:22591241711:.!TI1425U\ !J~71(;'1111i;~00:fSt-t; ~~ Georgetown 12~5418 475 34 1598 I:!;) I::;:'; ,:)wi GOll, ~ :.; Colville Bay 40 159911521 61 :J361 25 4.fi, 193.'>\ 177 [ 0' 0' ~ _ t>J o 2!J~9 .. Bedeque 51 2750 203 8 239 24' ;,£1 2271 OJ> 1 g"g'~ t'" l\I..lpeque 114 1159 '>61 I I '1-1 i I J.,)~'I56, t>j Caseumpec 6 351 [ 1 (j 341 35 >l t>J 150 ~ to< ~;a~:~i~··4 1 12,' 11 62 4/ 5 212 16 ~ Ilo ;;' 11 SU 4540;las26ISO i7i5811481024 62560/ 4647 § --"To=.-- ...... ~ 62 P. E. ISLAND

.IlCCOUNT OF GOODS IMPORTED, YE.IlR 1857.

IN POUNDS STERLING. ':" I i % I ARTICLE AND QUANTITY. ~ ~ ~ ~., I ~ 1'< ~~ !~~~ ~~

Ale and Porter - : ~~:.!~:.! ~l~:7tl;"; I £522 Apothecaries' Ware, 531, 60a, 2218 Animals .)-1:~1 i ~)fJ: 345 Books 14~' 740 la. 1079 Bread, Cheese 186: 4'J:j 71':2 1383 C,mules, Confectionery 181, /;1;, i:2{ 1572 Coal 03 ;3I:2~ ;j}' 3246 1 CuiI~o V;i~1 157! 343 Con!J~c l07C7 11',' ..' j()(d 1:2%9 Gr.."o<, viz. FlJln', Wheat, Indian, :17i1(j ll')·ls: 21G54

Curn and ,\II;,d I I :.!:;;;,:J 1:2~):2! 3587 Eorthcn ".nd CLinaware 12G4, lil,1 .)d' 23G8 Dry GI)Od3 ::::2 j.'l I I :::~:--:j\; 4:Jllj: 5~629 li'fsIJ, viz. lJI)' ('{If}, :_;7~ 372 Herring un,l r.inckerd ,j !::-i !j--l~.J: FRUI'1'·-:\I'I,Ic.~, nai~inB, &c. lOG: .'3:;!, 0131 1523 Gla.5-S a.nd (dar-:-

Tolal Sierling '871)02 ll80891 512%1275361 CALENDAR. 63

ACCOUNT OF GOODS EXPORTED, YEJIR 1857. IN POtTNDs STERLING. :::ii Om j~-- &;;:i "!!I 0 ,.!.J t=<. '

Total Sterling, 1720GI 50~581 4!J2H 1344U5 64 P. E. iSLAND, CALENDAR.

V~LUE IN STERLING OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Imports EXports United Kingdom, £87,802 £25,613 Canada, - 5,912 300 Nova Scotia. 99,053 32,752 New Brunswick, 14,143 13,918 Newfoundland, 1,005 10,319 Bermuda, 291 1,331 United States, 50,296 48,452 St. Pierre, 226 1,271 Porto Rico, 509 £258,;28 £134,465

.!:IN ACCOUNT OF THE ACTUAL Receipts and Expenditure of Pub, Lands to Jan.31, '58 [Compiled from Journal. of th. lIouse of A.sembly.] EXPENnITURE. Interest on first payment of £18000, from Dec. 28th 1854, to 31st January, 1858, at 5 per cent, £2783 16 8 Do. on £2,550 purchase orLot 11, from June 21st, 1856, to 31st January, 18S8, 201 13 0 Loss of Land Tax 3 years, 710 0 0 l;alaries, 1650 0 0 Surveyors, Woodrangers, .lie., 11156, 132 8 5 Opening Roads, 85 18 0 Surveyors, Woodrangera, &c., to 311t Jan., 1858, 107 3 4 Printing, advertising, .lie., 27 15 7 £5,698 15 0 IIECEIPTS. Amount paid at Treasury, up to 31st Jan., '58, 6022 14 10 Bal. in favor of Ea tate , £323 19 10 Tbe wbole amount to be paid for the Eatates is atill due by the Government, and tbe Interest on Bal. of first payment, £6100, i. IItill unpaid, which Interest will amount to over £1000.