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1. Howick, Viscount (later Earl Grey) to Lord John Russell, 30 March, 1837, discussing necessity of accommodating Roebuck and his followers. Refers to report on military prisons and asks for votes of supplies and transcript. 2. Howick, Viscount, 7 April, 1837 to Lord John Russel stating the difficulties which are in the way of his proposed solution to the problems he found in Canada and transcript

1. Howick, Viscount (later Earl Grey) to Lord John Russell, 30 March, 1837, discussing necessity of accommodating Roebuck and his followers. Refers to report on military prisons and asks for votes of supplies and transcript. 2. Howick, Viscount, 7 April, 1837 to Lord John Russel stating the difficulties which are in the way of his proposed solution to the problems he found in Canada and transcript

1. Marquis of Lorne to Mr. Stewart, 11 March, 1891, concerning a request for his father's photo and autograph, and mentioning colonial conditions in Africa 2. Marquis of Lorne, 14 April 1883, to C.B. Hinton regretting unable to attend an exhibition in Boston 3. Marquis of Lorne, 28 June, 1884, to Mr. Stewart re publication of book of Canadian sketches, and Stewart's projected visit to London

1. Marquis of Lorne to Mr. Stewart, 11 March, 1891, concerning a request for his father's photo and autograph, and mentioning colonial conditions in Africa 2. Marquis of Lorne, 14 April 1883, to C.B. Hinton regretting unable to attend an exhibition in Boston 3. Marquis of Lorne, 28 June, 1884, to Mr. Stewart re publication of book of Canadian sketches, and Stewart's projected visit to London

1. McDougall, Wm., 31 July, 1851, concerning changes in the Hincks-Lafontaine Government and the attitudes of McDougall's branch of the Reformers towards the proposed changes. 2. McDougall, Wm., 19 April, 1866, to J.E. Landry, M.D. Announcing that governor has been pleased to appoint him as a member of the "Central Board of Health" under the provisions of the Health Act. 3. McDougall, Wm., 4 Oct, 1889, to A. Irving re provisions of certain treaties with Indians in North Western Ontario 4. McDougall, Wm., 18 June, 1895, to Mr. Hopkins, telling of a visit to Gladstone at his country seat "Howarden" for Hopkin's biography 5. Miscellaneous speech by McDougall in Glengarry 6. Three printed speeches by McDougall 7. J.A. Macdonald letter 2 January, 1873, to McDougall

1. McDougall, Wm., 31 July, 1851, concerning changes in the Hincks-Lafontaine Government and the attitudes of McDougall's branch of the Reformers towards the proposed changes. 2. McDougall, Wm., 19 April, 1866, to J.E. Landry, M.D. Announcing that governor has been pleased to appoint him as a member of the "Central Board of Health" under the provisions of the Health Act. 3. McDougall, Wm., 4 Oct, 1889, to A. Irving re provisions of certain treaties with Indians in North Western Ontario 4. McDougall, Wm., 18 June, 1895, to Mr. Hopkins, telling of a visit to Gladstone at his country seat "Howarden" for Hopkin's biography 5. Miscellaneous speech by McDougall in Glengarry 6. Three printed speeches by McDougall 7. J.A. Macdonald letter 2 January, 1873, to McDougall

1. N.D. Macdonald, John A. to W.H. Griffin concerning one Morris, Post Master at Sandwich 2. J.A. Macdonald to E.W. Evans, 4 Feb, 1879 concerning sanctioning of his appointment by the Governor General

1. N.D. Macdonald, John A. to W.H. Griffin concerning one Morris, Post Master at Sandwich 2. J.A. Macdonald to E.W. Evans, 4 Feb, 1879 concerning sanctioning of his appointment by the Governor General

1. Wood, G.C. 15 April 1857, to Post Office Department official re accounts 2. Wood, G.C. 4 April 1858 to unidentified person re a statement by Wood.

Allan, Sir H. Montagu, to Charles Alexander, (V.P., Montreal Sailors' Institute), unable to solicit subscribers to the Institute

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1. N.D. Macdonald, John A. to W.H. Griffin concerning one Morris, Post Master at Sandwich 2. J.A. Macdonald to E.W. Evans, 4 Feb, 1879 concerning sanctioning of his appointment by the Governor General

1. Wood, G.C. 15 April 1857, to Post Office Department official re accounts 2. Wood, G.C. 4 April 1858 to unidentified person re a statement by Wood.

Allan, Sir H. Montagu, to Charles Alexander, (V.P., Montreal Sailors' Institute), unable to solicit subscribers to the Institute

Benoit, le Chevalier Francois "Reflections sur le Canada" with transcript

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Canada Company. Twelve powers of attorney to sell or transfer stocks in the company

Cartier, George Egienne, 23 May, 1861 to W.H. Griffin, Deputy Post Master General recommending Joseph H. Martin