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Dorion, Att. -Gen. , East. " Wm. McDougall, Commissioner of Crown Lands, U. C. " L. H. Holton, Minister of Finance, L. C. " W. P. Howland, Receiver-General, U. C. " Isidore Thibaudeau, President of Council, L. C'. " A. J. Ferguson-Blair, Provincial Secretary, U. C. " L. Letellier, de St. Just, Minister of Agricul- ture, L. C. " Oliver Mowat, Postmaster-General, U. C. " L. S. Huntingdon, Solicitor- General, East. " Maurice Laframboise, Commissioner of Public Works. Aug. 13, Parliament met in Que...bec.
Sept. 5, Hon. L. V. Sicotte was made Judge of the Superior Court of Lower Canada. Milton and Cheadle crossed the continent. Sept. 18, The Gleaner, Huntingdon, L. C, first appeared. Oct. 15, Parliament was prorogued.
Oct. 28, The first number of the Advertiser, London, Ont was issued.
156 THE CAEDINAL FACTS OF CANADIAN HISTORY.
1864.
Jan. 21, The first Legislative Council of British Columbia met at New Westminster, nine members being present. Feb. 19, Parliament met in Quebec. Feb. 26, Mr. La Fontaine died in Montreal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dorion, Att. -Gen. , East. " Wm. McDougall, Commissioner of Crown Lands, U. C. " L. H. Holton, Minister of Finance, L. C. " W. P. Howland, Receiver-General, U. C. " Isidore Thibaudeau, President of Council, L. C'. " A. J. Ferguson-Blair, Provincial Secretary, U. C. " L. Letellier, de St. Just, Minister of Agricul- ture, L. C. " Oliver Mowat, Postmaster-General, U. C. " L. S. Huntingdon, Solicitor- General, East. " Maurice Laframboise, Commissioner of Public Works. Aug. 13, Parliament met in Que...bec.
Sept. 5, Hon. L. V. Sicotte was made Judge of the Superior Court of Lower Canada. Milton and Cheadle crossed the continent. Sept. 18, The Gleaner, Huntingdon, L. C, first appeared. Oct. 15, Parliament was prorogued.
Oct. 28, The first number of the Advertiser, London, Ont was issued.
156 THE CAEDINAL FACTS OF CANADIAN HISTORY.
1864.
Jan. 21, The first Legislative Council of British Columbia met at New Westminster, nine members being present. Feb. 19, Parliament met in Quebec. Feb. 26, Mr. La Fontaine died in Montreal.
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