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Item is an half-tone magizine top half print of the Rev. John Potts D.D. from a magizine of men of Canada. Portrait of Thomas H. Parker on back not part of item.

Item is an electro-steel engraved sitting portrait of William H. Prescott, American Historian (b.1796-d.1859). Engraved by Johnson Fry & co New York from a ponting by Alanzo Chappel and likness from a Photograph in the possession of His (subject) family.

Item is an matted electro-steel top-half portrait engraving of The Hon. William Johnston Ritchie, Chief Justice of Canada; (b.1813-d.1892).

Item is an top-half portrait lithograph in color of the Hon. Wm. Johnston Ritche; Chief justice of Canada, 1876, (b.1813-d.1892). identified by signature by printer. duplicate of PG c. 1062.

Item is an half-tone top-half portrait from a magizine of Andrew Robertson, Esq. Chariman of the Montreal Harbour Commissioners; Canadian politician. From a photograph by Notman

Item is an matted half-tone magazine seated portrait print from a photograph of Mr. J. Ross Robertson Journalist & philantropist (b.1841-d.1918). signature from a letter includeds in matte. bottom part of the item unattched to matte

Item is an matted electro-steel top-half portrait engraving in a newspaper of the Hon. Thedore Robitaille; Lieuteneant -Governor of Quebec, 1879-84, (b.1934-d.1897). signature froma letter attached to matte below the image. Bottom two cornr of the image unatached.

Item is an hlaf-tone magizine top-half portrait of the Hon. John Robson, Prime Minister of British Columbia, 1889-92, (b.1824-d.1892).

Item is an electro-engraved top-half portrait of the Rt. Hon. Charles Lennox, Duke of Richmond, K.G.. Engraved by H. Cook froma painting by E. Wilkins Esq. and published by Fisher, Son & Co. London. Signature with engraving below print title.

Item is an lithograph in color, oval top-half portrait of A.A. Tache, Catholic Archbishop of St. Boniface (b.1823-d.1894). Lithograph by Ralph Smith, Toronto from photo by Notman& Sandhau Montreal, published by J.B. Morgan, Toronto.