Abhott and Hill, 559, 561. ACT:

8 Henry VI. f'. ii., 27. 22 Edward IV., c. ii., 28. 11 Henry VII. c. xxiii., 28. 1 Henry VIII. c. 1.,27. 33 Henry VIII. c. xi., 33. 2 & 3 Edward VI. c. vi., 53. 5 Elizabeth c. v. 27,28,55. 23 Elizabeth c. vii., 28, 56. Charles I. thrown out by

Lords, 121, 138. 12 CharlesIL, 173. 15 Charles II. c. xvi., 173. 10 William III. c. xxv., 225,

233, 267,416. George II. (1759),299. Geor:re III. (176t), 299, 323. 14 George III. c. lxxxiii., 328. 15 Georp;e III. c. xxxi., 319, 3:36,

344. 26 George III. c. xxvi., 345. 31 George III c. xxix., 358. 32 George III., c. xlvi., 059 .. 33 George III. c. lxxvi., 359. 49 George III. c. lxxvi., :384. 5t George III. c. lxxvi., 3S6. 1 George IV. c.li., ~09. 5 George IV. c.lxvii., 422. William IV. c. lxvii., 429.

Adams, -, 252. Addison, Rev. Mr., 451. Adnavick, 610. Africa, Sierra Leone, 555. Ailik, Cape, 594. AilleboLlt, d', M., 268. Akarman, S., 174. Alexander Bay, road to, 623.

R.,665. Allan, M., 572. Allan's, Sir H., tender for railway,

623. Alley, Judge, 391. Alsop, firm of, 387.

R.,665. It., & Co., 460.

Amherst, Sir Goo 412·416. Col. Wm., 307. despatches, 412·416. portrait of', 3U6.

Andrews (Murphy & Co.), 53~. Capt .• 224. Elias. 175.

Angell, 3l:l3, 635. E.,38l.

Anguille, Cape, 559, 560, 56l. Hills, 629.

Anspach, Rev. L. A., 377. Allse, Sablon, 587. Allthoine, -,393,655. Apsey, G., 617. Aouafort, view of, 227. Aicher, R., 30l. Archibald, C. D., 43l.

~:>rtl"ait of, .432. SIr E. M, 431, 439, 446,465,466,

475,636, 663. portrait of, 432. S. G., 460.

Armstrong, A., 301. ARMY

fortifications at Cupids, 126. . power to build, ]43.

at Ferrylan.} 157. Kirk",'s, 20.3. in N. in 1745, 297. in 1780 at St. John's, 349.

troops sent to St. John's in 1697,222.

winter in St. John's. 223.

7lU

INDEX. ARMY-cont ..

picture of English soldier in 1710, 224.

troops permanently stationed at St. John's, 224.

failure of the, in America. 236. ~loody's defence of St. John's,

242. Lloyd's defence of the out­

lymg settlements in 1705·6, 246.

colonial militia, 249. Collins' command. 249. troops in St. John's, 267. officers engrossing trade, 267. local militia, <68, 269. local militia formed, 270. regiment raised m N., 274. recruiting for, in N., 290. tJ'oops at St. J Ohll'S and 1'la-

centia, 293. local militia reformed, 294. church accommodation in St.

John's for, 295. .. sketch of cannon found at

Louisbourg, 3UO. recapture of St. John's, 303,

412. 60th Rifles, 308. Montgomery's Highlanders,

308. Frazer's Highlan(iers, 308. Royal Scotch, JO:;. trouble with garrison at St.

John's and Placentia, 323. soldiers acquire land, 8;,6. change of regiments, 339. soldiers farming, 341, 342. garrison of St. John's and

neighbourhood, 349. sedition in St. John's, 364.418. Nova Scotia, jurisdiction of,

over, N.,365. troops in St. John's in1794·S,

368. Royal N. Regiment., 868, 654. Nova Scotia Regiment, 368. volunteer corps formed, 382. Royal Newfoundland Com-

pany, 455. St. Pierre, troops at, in 1794.

575. duel in St. John's, 656. garrison withdrawn from St.

John's, 659. ARMY OFFICERS:

Amherst, Sir G., 412-416. Col. W., 307, 412-416. portrait of, 306.

Baiilie, Capt., 414. Barrow, Capt., 414. Bennet, Col.,167. Brady, Majol', 3U. Bruce, Genl., 488. CamplJell. Capt. See.

llL Genl., :382, 655. Cartwright, Major G. See. Darling, Sir C. S e. D"sboITOW, Genl., 167. Eller, Sir (,., 656. EIfol'll, Major, ~02. 1"a wcett, Col., 5~9. FergLlson, Uapt., 412. Gibson, Col., 2~2. Gledhill. Col., 282, 287. Grey. Capt., 488. Haly, Lt. Col. See. Handyside, Lt. Col., 223. Harvey, Sir J. See. Howe, Genl., 339.

ilR:I1Y OFF1CERs--cont. L'tthU,ln, Lt. See. Law, Col. See. L3 l'rIarchant, Sir J. G. See. Lilburne, Lt., 224. Lloyd, ~1ajor. See. Maxse, .sir R., 513, 660. McDonell, Capt. See. ;o,ioody, Lt. See. Moore, M., Genl., 655. Murray, Col., 382. N orris, Col., :lSO. (J'Bdell, Slr 'f. N. See. Ogilvie, R, Genl.. 57..,. Pearce, Capt. See. Philips, Lt., 26U. l'hillpotts, Lt., 656. Pringle, Col., 3U, 652, 653. Pyn>l, Sir R., 176. RJ,Yllor, Cupt. J., 156,178, 17iJ. Reeves, Col. G., 056. Richards, Major, 2.23, 21>2. Rivers, Col., 2:,7. Robe, Jllajor, 45S. Rudkin, Capt., 65S. Sale, Lt. Col., 434, 4~7. Schusler, Lt., ~09, 413, 414. Skel'ret, Col. See. Skinner, Col. See. Stapley, 001., 167. Sutherland, Major, 412. 'l'eesuale, Capt., 488. Thorne, M",jor, 574. Tomlinson, Col., 157. Tonge, Capt. W., 382, 654. Tucker, Col., 417. 'f'ullikin, Lt. Col., 412. Vane, Engineer, 269.

Arnold's Cove, road to, 6ZS. Arthur's Mill, 621. Arllot,t, -, 382, 655, Ash, }'., 30l.

family, 45". Ashenhul'st, T., 4, 13. Assises Harbour, 610. Au;;ustine, Labrador Post from,

60S. Auk, Great, view of, 283. Auten, Capt., 2:39. Aylon, L. V. de, 43. Aylrod's, John, description of

Placentia, 185, 206. Ayre & S()Il~, 527.

C. R, 508. 665. Azores Ial'lller discovers Labrador,

590.

Back Cove, road to, 628, Badcock, W _, 301. Badger Bay, road to, 628.

Brook,629. Baillie, Capt., 414. Baine, Johnston & Co., 460, 493.

527.614, 617. (Lang & Co.), 387.

Baird J., 527, 548, 556, 559,561. portrait of, .549. Mrs. J., 39::1. W.,294.

Buleine, 259. Balfour, Rev. D., 652. Baltimore, Lord, 132, 137.

portrait of, 113. arms, 110. character, n3. charter, 131.

720

Baltimore, Lord-cant. colony, true boundaries of,

109,110. colony, Wynne's letter, 128. mansion, 132, 151, 155, 156. Leonard Calvert, 133. Cecil, Lord. 133, 155, 159. claim to A "alon in 1660, 1~6. Frederick, Lord, claim in 1754,

133,293. portrait of, 292.

Bank, f"avinp:s, 436, 459, 656. Union, 658. Commercial, 658. failure of, 536,661.

Banking, 455. Bannerman, Sir A. 484,487,488,4.92.

portrait of, 4!!2. Barbese, 557. Bareneed, 496. Bar!l"e Bay, 61'7. Barjery, J., 26'?' Eames, J. B., & Co., 460.

Quarter-master, :3~2. R., 450, 455, 457,66 •. W.,410. W.liL,665.

Barron, P. M" 720. Bartlett's family, 452.

harbour, 477. J .. 496, 617, 665. W., 615, 617. crew. view of,604.

Barton, Capt.; acting Gov"~nor, 374.

Barred Bay, 562. Barrot, A., 272. Barrow, Capt., 414. Bas, Cape de, 40. Bascombe, G., 411. Basques, Port·aux-, 626, 629, 631.

rail way to, 622. cable to, 640. in 1857, view of, 640.

:Battcock, 'r., 665. Batteau, -,610,617. Batten, Capt., :;82.

-.664. Battle Harbour, 604,610,614,617.

hospital, 615. post to, 608. view of, 608.

Batts, Joe, Arm, 279. Baudoin, :n6, 220, 230. Baxter, J. Phinney, 105,1305. Bayley's Cove, ZOl. Beaucler<", Lord Vere, :Z8f, 2&5. Beaucourt, M., 264. 265.

(Boocore, IVL) , 26l. Beck family of St. Lawrence, 38().

H. of St. Lawrence, 3b9. T., 411.441,446.

Beenlan, Quarter·master, 654. -,382.

Be~g, Keir & Co., 460. Beicombe, Lt. Col., 413,414. Beletre, M. de, 261. :Belin. Capt., 557, 563. BeJJair's smve~', 501. Bellllter, ~i., 253. "Belle Isle, 22~, 268, 471, 472.

Little, 271. straits ot', 39,45, 278, 4! O. 596. French burn rooUlS at, 371.

Belluram, ~05. Bekran of St. PierI'£', 5,·6. Bena;er, T., 252, 253, 272. llennet, Col., 167.

Wm., 272, 315. Bennett, -., 430.

C. F., 4:;5,457,458, 65S, 465, 495, 496.

portrait of, 496. C. F. & Co., 453, 460. portrait of, f,()2. 'r., 4:>1, 433, 664. Jud~c, T. R., 489,49,1, 50l!, 5oi',

6G5.

INDEX.

Bennin;, C., 465, 466, 468, 664. Benton Mm, 621. BEOTHlCS, ('6, 151,183, 278, 324.

Whitbourne's descripticn of the, 63-65

in north of N., none in south, 107.

Guy's meeting with,128, IS3. .ettlement, view of. :l22. Gambier attempts to civilize

the, 376, 377. Buchan's expedition, 38*. Mary March, portrait of, 38, •. Shandithit, 385. disappearance of the, 385, 386. wars with the Eskimo, 591. G. Cartwri~ht's plan to re­

concilE', 598. G .. Cartwright accompanies

his brother to, 599. Spratt sent with painting to,

654. murder of Lawri!l, 654. proclamation to protect, 655. Institution, 656. Society formed, 657.

Berbice Cove,477. llergne, Sir H., 503, 505. Bermuda, 8!!, 151,300, 418, ,129, 433.

view of, 89. fishpr.v .at N., 3'5, 416.

Berry, Sir J ohu, 194, 106. Bersimis, post from, 608. Best, W., 381. Bett's CoY(>, 279.

telegra.ph,639. Beverley, 1'., 174. Bevill's family, 427.

title, 337. Wm.,2(J5.

Bickford, Elias, 222. " Billies," 427. Biscayan Cove, 20. Bishop, C. R., 55!!, 566.

--,655. Bishop's Falls, 629. Black Bear Bay, 617,

Duck Brook, 477, 557. River, road to, 628. Tickle. 610, 617. Rev. W., 654.

Blackburn of Placentia, 393, 655.

Blackmore, -, 288. Blackwood, J., 418. Blaikie, -, 3\12. 393,655. Bla,ke, Sir H., 660.

portrait of, 519. J.,5t8.

Bland & Tobin, 456. ,J., 362, 419. J. B., 4.34,437.

Blandford Harbour, 607. Hon. S., 6u1, 602, 615, 616, f65. portralt of, 606. vOYHge to Cape Chidley, 606. family, 452.

Blanc, Sablon, 473, 601, COG, 60S, 609.616.

Boat, Harbour, road to, 628. Bobardt, Dr., 60,;. Boden~, firm of, 297. Boisbriand, 1\1., 232. Bolml, J., 375. Bolster Rock, 610, 617. BONAVISTA, Cabot's landfall at,

10,537. origin of name, 11, French fishine:, 186. French attack on, 245, 238,

240, 261, 262, 263, 264, 266. planters go to, 2;;2. u;th century plall of, 238. Monti~ny's attack OIl, 241. defence of, 249. difficulties with Frellch, 274. law books for, 286. jj~hcry !tt, 297.

BONAVISTA--cont. magistrates, &c., of, 301. treaty limit, 312. justices for, 336. 3;13. >eal fishery at, 419, 451. settlements north of; 280, 542,

552. under-represf'nted, 468. election petition, 43:1. mem bel'S for, 438, 455, 465, 468,

064. farming Jand in, 5')7. trade to Labrador, 602. advantages of railway to, 6H). telegraph to, 639. Cape, 258.537. Green Isla.Ild. 246.

Bond, J[on. Ro, 530-538,665. portrait of, 53:\.

Bonfoy, Capt., 284, 292. Bonne Bay, 472, 556,557,560,561.

herring iishery, 6S0. BonneEsperance,5~7, 608,609,616.

view of, 608. Bonneli, -,389. Book first printed a.bout N., 76. Books on 1.\., p. 666. Boone, J. H.,665. Booth, Sir G .• 175. Bordot, 1\L, 573. Botwood, Rev. G., 659. Bot" oodville Saw Mill, view of,

621. view of, 624.

BouchieI', -,382,654,655. Boulton, Chief J ustke, 433, 4.)4.

438, 444, 448, 449, 663. portrait of, 43~.

Bourne, Chief Ju,tice, 447, 457. Bouthland, '-, 385. Bowers, P. R., 532, 548. Bowgan, N., 84. Bowker, Capt., 408, 655. Bown, G. F., 460. Howril g, ll.. 427.

Bros., 460, 527. C., 721. C. T.,428. portrait of, 428. (Rothwell and), 527. W. B., 428. portrait of, 428.

Boyd and McDougall, 4SO. J., 393, 43(;, 65(;, 065.

Boyles, B., 617. Brndore, 616.

rellmins of French town a:, 5fJ6.

:Bradl!'y, -, 284. Chris., 29~. T.,4,12.

Bradshaw, -,393, 655. A.,t6S.

Bradstreet., Col. John, 284, 2~O. Brady, Chief J us\ice Sir 1'., 226,

W:l. Major, 341.

BraithwlIite, R., 315. llfl.llld, J., 301. Brazell, P., 362. Brazil .. trade to, 14, ~3, 403. BreIlltan, P., 721. Brenton. E. B., 662. Breton Harbour, 3~!).

CapE:, see Callada. Brett, -, (;:;7. Brest, La bI".ldor, 46. 596. Brickwoofl, J., 416. Brien. T .. 52:3. Brig llay, 477, 560, 561, 562. lirill~e, Archdca"()!l, 46~.

\Jl'rtrait (Of, 4(;'1. Commod;)l e, 241.

:Brigns, 232, 262, 490, 602. view of, 104. rp-turn of the" Hunter," 643. seallishery, 451. tl'u,,\e to Labrudor, 602.

I ;l'i~us--('ont-. tplo!n'11ph to. I);,:;. 6;)1;. the C1ould~, Yiew ot', 136.

Hl'ine, R.. SSL Bristol's Hope, no. Brittaniola. 137. Brol'klehnnk, .J., 4flO. Broders. W., 37n. Brookfield. 427. Brooking's family. 227.

(Robinson & Co.), 45S. 460. T. H •• 387, 424,427,429.

Brooks, J .. 336. K,3~I, 315.

Broom, O. :)62. .J., :l~2 39:), 655.

Brophy .. J., 37.5. Brown, .J., GHi.

Hoyles. & Co., 387, 409. .John, .J.P., at Placentia, 70n. P., 4:\1,438.440. r;r.4. R, 3!)3, 451, 4;,5, 456, 4GB. Il';~. portrait of, 45;:;.

. T., 602. W .. -i31, 61H.

Browne, Capt., 'i39. Browning, A .. 174. Bros Ie, Cape, 132, 415. Bruce, Gen .. 488. Bryant of Ferryhn:d, 3D:). Bryant, -, ni:;5. Huehan, Capt., SSJ., 39:3, 40;3, 404.

411,65;;. Buchanan, A .. 709. Buchannan, T .• SOl. Bull Do~ blands, 606. Bnlley, R.,344. Bulle.Y, firm of. 297. BULLS, BA y, 152, 157, 174, 205, 2,),2,

261, 262, 264. 26n, 2il, 2~r;, 292, 2m, 301, 315, 349, 357, 360, SU3, 40~. 413.

D'Ibel'villf' :tt. 215. losses in 1705, 246. Pl'cnr.h Ianel at, :)06. 371. road. 4~7, 448. . Arm, 'l'rinity Bay, 1:33, 2:)3.

245, 2G~. • cable to, 642.

Buraleet. ~L, 21 i. Burchell, H. C., 52!), 62;;. Burgeo, eclipse obsel'y"d at, 31G.

468. members for. 6G4.

Burgess, E.R., GS5. Burin, 48. IH~, 2H8. 886,4[;5,468,574.

members for, 7:20. tplel':mph to,63(), 641.

Burke, J., :>(;2, -;11., :,79. T.,411.

Bnoy's Island, 249, 415. plan of, 2~fi. (isle·aux-Bois), :W3. (hle-an-Bois), Labrador, (;]G.

Burrell of Tl'ini ty, 393, 6;;;;. Burne. Peter, 306. Burnett, T .• 29". Burt., -, 258. Burton, J. T., 665. Bushell, ,\Vm., 108. Bllller, -, 655.

Hy., 298. P.,41l. W., 720.

Bntt, N., 55H, 566. W.,Gl7.

Button Islands. fishing at. 607. Byng, Hon. John, 281, is!l.

portrai t of, 289. Byrne, T., 448, 468, 4S~, 664.

-438. Byron, Lord, 334.

decision ?bout Coughlau's salary, sn.

Cabot, J., 6, 7. at Labrador, 5S7. Ayala's letter, 29.

I p.2729.

INDEX.

Cauot-coilt. charters, ,~. voyages, !) ·1;;. landfall, 9-10, ;3:), ;;8!I. Be bastian, S, 12, Hi, 30. portrait of, 17.

Cahill, J., 34;},:}i5, 3S1. Cairns, J., !l5R. 55!J. 561. Callan:tll. J. J., G05. Calvert, L(~omtrd, 133. Cambriol Colch08, 111. Camp Islands, 617. CAMPBELL. Admiral, 355, 362.

Capt., 39:~, 412, 541, G35. report Oil louster fisher.\-,

55G. Colin, 2;~S, 242, 214, 258, 262,

20;', 263, 2G6. Maj.·Gen., 3~2, 6,)5. 1\tiIl, 6·!1. W. & Co., 523, 527.

Canada Ea.\·, !l7G. CAXADA, DO:!\'IDHO:\" OF. OANADA,245 .

FJ'ench a.!~rt''' to snrrender, 312.

produce, 39~. Government send aid for (h'e

of 18Mi, 4GO. denutation to. 471-to' have full right of taking

brut, 519. Governnlent relJer from, in

1892, 5~8. ~mug:'gling from St. Pierre,

57S-581. Quebec Act j0ins L:;.braclor

to Ca"ada, 597. supports Labrador Deep Sea

llIissioll, 611,). confederation. 494, ;:;;32. confederation conference, 658.

CA.XADIANS. Allan, Sir R., ;,72. .\ lley, .Jnrl~e. S0l. Dn,YleS, L. H., 502. Dawson, Dr. S. E., 3u. Doutre, -, 502. Eaton, 'r. D. V., G18 . Francklin, }L, ;;30. Hilld. H. Y., 6116. Howlan, Lieut.·Governor, 391. Lawrance, Governor, 507. Vny. A. P .• 618. :lIcDonald. Sir J. A., 582. Nicholas, Go"crnor, 276. Pat<,rson, Rev. G., 10. Reid, R. G. See. Smith, Sir D. A., GO;;. Straehan. Bishop. ·nt Thorn pson, -, ,)112. Tupper, Sir C., 5~1. Unincke. ,Jud;rc, 302. Weatherbee,:.....li02.

ANTICOSTI. :3ZJ, :327. 33J.. joinerl to i.\'., :)~ l.

CAPE BRETOX, 21, 78. 2;;7. ~5S. ~;j!). 2(;:1. 2!)O, 312, 32B, ,>2;3, 431, HOI.

discovery of, .•. Hvre's vo.mge to, H. en ble to. 6 to. Baddeck, first cn,ble sent to.

610. Louishonrg. 259, ::£8;;, 28 t ~S!1,

312. yiew ,)f, 2!liJ. cannOll found at, 300. troops fro111, :30~.

Scatmi, 259. Sydney, proposf'd steamers

to, 633. Sydney, North, cable lO,61-3. Cameron. 1\T., recBlved first.

cable from :N., 64G. HUDSOX BAY, GO;;.

D'Iberville's att:Lck on, 215.

Company, 410, G17.

721

0 .. \ FE lll<ETox-r·nnt. HrnS0X BAY-Cont.

stations ll.lld stellmrr, 1;{lJ, GOIi,I;07.

postal senke, 1iU7. stralts channelle:tding to.

GOi. NEW BR17xswrCK, 21, 429.

created, 70[). Chedabucton garrison to

Placentia, 20\), 210. Fredericton, N.B., 4(;0. St. John, fire at, 437.

aid trom. 460. NOVA SCOTIA, 20,21, Hi, 257,

290, 39~, 42~, 4:31, 460. goyernment of Placentia,

275. PlaceLitia sepamted from,

286. coallllinin!,;. 329. obtains loca.l government

377. Sir J. Harvey made

governor, 461. fisheries, 50'~. lob,;ter packers in N., 55B. Acadians nt St. Pie:tTe.

568, 56~). Eskimo in, 59l. Annapolis, 20. C:msean, :~12. Halif:u. X .S., 3U7, 329, 3SD.

419,567. assistance from, in

18l7,407. communication with,

455. aid from, in 184G, ·460. meeting of Commis­

sion,502. conference. 532. inhabitants of St.

Pierre to,ken to, :ij 4. branch of Veep Sea

:l1ission formed at. (l05.

Port Royal, 20. OXT.tRro, Government relief

from, in ISG2, 528. PRINCE EDWARD ISLA~m,

:312. 8~1. 423, 46~. (St. John's Island), 289.

QUEBEC. ('aspe, 2SG. Jl.b;,;dalen Islands, 20, 327,

384. (Rarnea Islands), fi2. French cure andftock

go to, 300, 5D:!. sea. cow fishery, 33G.

589. Quehec. 45, 24D, 2114.

captured byKirke,147. Labrador CO .. 36H.

Callaries. Grand. 248. C:mynge. W., 7, 27. Caplin Bay. 57-1<.

Cove. 293. Capstan hland, 617. CARBON EAR, 10:1,196.232. 2t9, 2Gl,

21;2, 285 .. 28G, 297, 301, ;H5, 331, 331, :~!J3, 115, ·tos.

D'Iberville's attnck on. 22i1. views of, 214. defence of, 24~. losses in liM, 216. llersecution of Roman Catho-

lics at, 294. troops at, 297. magistrates, &c. of, 301. captured in 1762, 306. riots at, 4=)8. riot,4'b7. seal tishery, ,1:)1. post to. 46$. tl'l1de to Labrador. 602. telell;r:tph line, 631J.

Z Z

722

CARBONEAR-- cont. dispute ahont right to prerH'h

in, 652. riots in, in 1766., 652. members for, 664. Island, 266, 270, 271.

view of, 2M. suc'cessfully defemled in

1705,264. plan of, 296. captured, 3U.

Careen, D., 292. Carlet('11, Capt., 247. Carmel. Boy of, 266. Carolinopole, 137. Carouge, 247. 576. Carrington, Rev. F., 393, 655. Carrol's Cove, 6]7. Carson, Dr. W.,396-398, 411, 427,

429, 432, 433, 436, 438, 444, 415. 41i7, 467,664.

death of, 657. portrait of, 396.

Carter, Sir F. B. T., 305, 468, 474, 494, 499, 501, 506, 509, 529, 658, 66.3,664.

portra\t of, '19·~, J., 4, 12. :lI'lr., 559, 56!. P. and W., 460. P. W., 387, 392. 489, 711. R., 2% 293, 315, 334, 336, 652,

664. Capt. R., R.N., 431, 457, 4Gl,

468,664. S. B., 665. Val, 213. W., 387. 393, 653, 653.

Cartier's, J., voyage, 10, 4~, 5Sr:. 588.

at St. Pierre, MS. Cartwright, 601, 610, 617.

view of, 60S. G., 325, 592, 5g8, 602. :1ccount of Labrador, 598. character, 600. diary, 599. dislike of Noble and Pinson,

599. t~eatment of Eskimo, 598. portrait of, 61l0. John, 323, :>21. portrait of, 323.

Carty. Mr., 512. l\L H., 665.

Cary, T .• 30l. Casey. J., 720. Cassidv, the tailor, 449. Cassini's description of St. Pierre,

569. CastOI'd River, 557. Cat Bay, 10. Catalilla. 297,639. Onward',ne, Nurse, 615. Cha!e. Lieut., 294.

Mr., 581-Chambers, A., 410. Change Islands, tele~raph to, 639. Channel wmter fishery, 630.

view of, 630. CKANNEL ISLA;)1Ds. Guerl1st'~·,

103. Jersey, 52.

Raleif';h encournges trade to N., 76.

settlers, 185. ship, 211!1, :>8!!. men, 298. rooms, 450, 451. men at St. PIerre, 511i, Robins of, 60l.

Cha.peau Rouge, 180. Chappell, Lieut., 394. Charles, Cape, 4i3. 597, 5!l9, 602,

610,617. Charters, Cahot's, 8.

Ashenhurst's, &c., 1:>. Gilbert's, (;2, 66.

INDEX.

CI1fl.l'ters-l'ont. Guy's. 93, 122. Western. 142, 1.;;)·. Sir D. Kirke's, 11:3. Sir J. Kirke's, 13,;.

Chasco Po,tu, 48. Chateau. 5fl4. 610, 1117. Chctwyn<l, "fr., 560, ;;Gl. Chidley Cape, 602, f;o~. Child, Silo .1 o~iah. 188, 189.

port,rait of, ]90. Chimmo, Fort. Post, Gil:). Chimney 'fickle, 610. Choix, Port an, :3:);3, 3;:4, 473, 477,

539, 557, 56~. view of. 553.

Christian. R., 213. Church, J .. 3S:l, 655. Church, Rov. J., 393. Clam Cove, loss or Anglo.Sa .. t'{)u

at, 658. Clapp. G., 460.

widow, 272. propel·t.v, 410.

Clark, R., capture by Sanc", 77, if!.. narrative of Gilhert's pxpedi-

tion, 70. George, 35ft of Gree::lspond, 359. S.,78. beach, 117 .• 40G. "iews of, 101, JOt

Cleary, Capt., 4~7. Cleer, .Tohn, 213. Clenick,.r.. 301. Cleeves. \Y., 566. Clerk, .J ohn. 30 l. Clift, -, 3.;2. 6;35.

J.,410, 460 .• 6:i6. • J. A., 665. W oo:l & Co .. ,:;27.

Climate. See X. ;Uisccllaneous. Clinton, C:1pt., :lS*. Clode Sound, "jew of, (;21. Clotworthy, -, luI. Cluetts :1t St. 1';(,1,[,(" i:iH. Coch, Wm., 2:';0. Cocking, I.Jt., 2H4.

Wm., 323. Cochran, J., 32n. Cochrane, Sir J., 662.

Sir T., 423. 42·t, Hl!l. recalled, 43r.. portmit. 0", 425.

Code~-, M .• :mi. Codner's title. 305. Cod.l'oy, 472, 47:), 553, 629. Cody's claim at FI:1t Islands, 4S.';. Collin, John, 16:). Coglan (of j'. C. C. and Lucas),

599. 00f';l1lan'8, J., account of Bermu­

dians fishing in N., 340. Coke, D'Ewes, ::!:3H, 359, 360, 653.

602. Colclou~h, Chief JustiCe C., mn,

3BO, 6o~. threatening letter sent to,

40I. Cole. R., 270.

Mr., 497. Col\,sworthy, GovernN' R., 271. Colmet, Is.:;, 210,246. 514, .166.

view of Bridge, 216. Admiral's Beach, 11\5. IslaI!d, 17;;.

Collins, -, 3li6. Gon'rnor J olm, 219, ~~.;,

270-:2. acc01111t of, 1708, 26:1. appointed gO\'8l'11or, :270. petitions for ~ovrl'not"s

PaY. 271. J .. 66;;. W":>]".

Colston, -W., !)J. letter, 123.

Columhier, 3S9.

Columbus,5. Col vill. Lord, 308. 412-C,. ('olTIe-by·Chance, rond to, ()2~. {'onprption Bny, 21:;. 2()t1, ~9il. ,~:~~,

t;ji, ·.u;;)G

names in, lH. chosen for Guy's Colon.\', (I.i. raided by J\'Iontigny, lW:~. views in, 3~6. road,4tS. .iot" 4~;j. tl".lUC to Lahrallor, C02. meml:erii for, G(H.

Cl)nche Harbour, 2*" ;;'G. Conolly. -, 3S9. Conroy,.J. 3.,665. Content Harbonr, 232. Cook, Capt .. 316.

portrait of, 316. map, 317.

Cookt', J. R. 1\1., '.I.'),;. Cooksley, C,tnt .. 3D:,. G.:;:;. Cooper (Tayler and), ;;1>0. 51i1-Coote, T .. 3$>2, 39:,. 40:), 652, 6;n. Corbin. Capt., ,,:;n. Corms-ck, .T.. 4G7.

crossed N., C,H. Cortereal's yoyage, .~. 10, H, 15.

590. C:)stahelle, -, N!l. 2:i!l. 2(H, 2fl8. 2iG. Costley. Darhy, 2!H. Cotton, "faster, H2. Couch, Wm .. 174. Courrhlan. Rev. L., 331,334.

Sur;reon, :382, 6:;4. CourtemnndE', Seignenr, 5!JG. Courting, 5~)~. Cow Head, ·1,97, 560, 5(;l. Cox. J., :375.

J. n., 410 . Cozens, C., 431, fl02. 664. Crabb's Brook. ;i,m, ill!!. Crail', D. H., 1i411. Crantz's Hi,tor.Y of Greenland,

;l!ll. Crandley, R., H:l. Crawford, -, 332, ;]il3. Crawlev, Capt., 5il7, 568.

fotmilJ', J:37. Craze, -,476. Ccemellaire, 337. Crowe, Capt., 204, 272.

Jaws, 2H, 271. Crowd.I'. Hon. J .. 43 •. 437. 44:1, '~3r,.

45i, 4S3. 43H, ·175. portrait of, 450.

Crnmmy, -, 617. Crn&e, T., of Asllprinton, 15i. Cl!ckold He:ld, 370.

COYC, :14D. CUfhY{)rth, ()apt., 4Si. Cull. VI'.,:m. Cunard LinE', 453.

steamer ashore at Cape R~l('(', 451.

Cupids, 97. view of, n7.

Cmwen, Dr., t115, mo. ~urtis, .J., :~~1- _. Cnrtls, -, ;;,,7, "r,8. Cusack, T., and Sons, 430.

Dalton, -, 301. L., :>43.

Dameron, Capt., 53!!, 562, 5;i:t Danby, Lord, 203. D<tllgpac. ;\f., ;;69. D:miel. S. T .. ·H1-DanseYilie, 1\1., ;;72. 573. Darby, N.. of Bristol, at Capt'

Charles, finS, .'599. D'Al'gentE'uil. ilL, 2G8. Darl,ing, Sir C .. 4G9, 471, M5.; DaVies, L. H .. 51l2. Davigrand, M., 255,

D::p:i~, -, 2 ~5~ -,6Jfi. Ca.pt., lfj.j.. 1 !lo. lIIr .. 41,i. Inlet, 610.

Davis Island, Post to,6()O. j):LV~', Capt., 252. ])awe. Lawyer. 411.

C., 665. E., ()()5. family, 452.

Da.y, J., 665. Dear! Islands, 610,617. Dp.ady of Fox Harbour, J81. Dearin, .J. J., GG5. })" Belliene, P., 143. De Bon, --, 47:1. De Brouilloll, M., 209, 210.

St. Ol'ide, 24~1, 2GS, 209, 270. De Catalogne. G .. 26·J.. J)eep Sea Jlliss:on to Labr~d(lr.

6U4,614. Deep Water Creek. RU. Deer Lake, 626, 62£).

I'iew of, 622. De Frontenac, }I., 211. Debney, D., 375.

Dr., 843. . J., 4411, 468, 6Gii. family, 452.

De 1:1 Cosn., J., 13, 30. './, ;;~~. De .La. PeirierA, M., 2'12. De La Poype, 1St. Dekan, 1\1., 265. Delepiney. M .• 2134. De Lery, C., 2G~. })elfosse, 1II.. 50ct. De lirave, ·W .. :1:1D. De Linctot, i'll., 261. De Lo, Chevulit'r. 21;1. Delucluse. 111.. -j.7~. De )lins, 1I'!., ~li, 281. De 'lo11goro, ~r., H 4. De )Iontorgueil, III.. 211. Denllla.rk, Jislwry negotiati()m

with,25-28. ohronicl~~. 5S7. vessels, 4iH.

Dennis, Capt.,2flfl. Denys Jean, in X .. 1.

at Renew's, 17. map, 281.

De Prado, A., 39. De Quetville at FOl'teau, flOl. Dermer, 'l'homas, lU4.

letter, 129. De Sanee. --, 7i. J)c Swialll, 11[" 4S. Des Barrcs, Judge, A. 'Y., 423,4ii,

469,662. portrait of, 423. family, 3!iI, 42:3.

Desborow, Commander Char],,>. 21:,.

DesboITow, Genl., 167. Descha.ufonrs, :VI.. 2:12. Des Isles, C. R, ;;45.

portl'l1it of, 5-13. Despair Bns, ~9S, 340,402. DesprmPlls, i'll., 268. Destri<:'k, Stephen, IS,;. ])e 'l'ernay. Admiral, son. Dettriek's, Isaac. acc()unt of thl'

occupation ()f PlaCE'lltin. 17S. De Y:l.lldrenil. i\brquess, 21')<1. lle Yilledonn{·. lIL. 2(;1. De Yreux, Sir G. '.Y., 514.

portrait of, 515. Dev()nshire. See Engla.nd. De ,\-Yin on the English NaY.I·,

17. J)'Haus<:ollvilll", Connt, 305, 413-

41;;. l)'Iherville. Bienville, 215.

P. I.e :lIo.me. 215-21!1. . portl-ait of. 21~.

Dickenson, ·W., portrait of; 646. Dickson, Lt., 324.

INDEX.

Dildo, 271. 43~. hlalld. fish haj~hpl·.\, at. fl.~~.

(;;)0. Dillon .. J.. -'i;;i. 4.i7. fila.

W.,·J.J,(l.4GO. Dill.g\,., HI'I'. -, of B:l.Y BIl]] . .;. ;;I:·i,

371. Dodd, T.,334, 339. 6.;:;' Dog Creek, 283. Ilollard, -,450. Domino Run, 60+. 610, Gli. DOllelly, Hon. ,\-Y •• J. S" ;;02-501).

,;14.659, 665. . . portrait of, 502.

Dooling, R.,3St. Don'ilI, Governor R., 28t, 29:3. Doughert.v's forge. 524. DOllgi:1s, Capt., 80G, 412.

.J.,44S. J .. and Co., 4,18,460.­

Doutre, Mr .. 5"2. Downer, Capt., 6011.

at Naohvak, 1)1)2. Downing, John. 176, Ifl4.

nal'rath'e, 20;;. petition, 207.. 208. John, senr., 20;;.

instruct ions, 150. \Villiam, 176 .

Doyle. K, 375, 381. (H. B.), 431. • J. A .. English in Amerim, 1i. }fartin, 2!J2. :lIr., 46:3. P .. 411.438, GM.

Drac hart, C., 3:3:!, 5!l4. Drake, Sir B., iD,

Sir l!'., 5 •. pOl·trait of, 54. Commodore F. W., 2m, 292.

Drew. JOhll, 272. . 'Vm., scalping of, 216, 2:30.

DrlScoll, D., 381. Dncal'row, J., 174. IS5. Duckworth, Sir J. 'r., SGl, as·f·.

Carson's attack on, :W7. portrait of. :383.

Duder, C., 492, 499, G6,;. Dudley'S map, 160. Duff. -, 617.

W .. flG3. GovernOl', 837.

Dngda.le, Lt .. 416. J)ng~au,' P., :382, 467.

iSm'geon, 382, 6,5.5. Du l\fesllilambert. J\f., 572. Duneen, John, 821. Dunien, l\Ir., 382. Dunn, A., ;511;, :328, 339.

:11.,440. Dunscomhe and Harve~', 387" 4(>0.

c+. H., 45,i. Hon. J. W., 424,437,457.

Dn Plessis, :::VI., :268. Durant, M., 21)(;.

Dl'TCH ships in X .. S:l., 102, 10:l, 127.

supplies of fish to Spain, 13~. attack on Ferryland, 156. traders. 162. defe3t English, IH. war,17i. fit St. John's, 183, Wi. Admiml Ruyter, 197. l11issionm'~' to La.brador .. '59~. Pr!~:.ce Hem',' in St. John',.

G.)/ • Dwyer, E. J., 4.~S, 4:39, 664.

S., flll4. T., tan.

Eagle .. Lt., 248. I{ iver, Labrador, virw ()f, 588 .

Eal'lP. family of, 222. Earll, )'[rs .. \nn, ~71. 272.

728

F.a~ton·~, F.:ter. pil'll~iE's, 101, 128. Bella.rile, POl·tu, 48. Echevete. -, 37. Eclipse Harbour. 602.

of the SllU obscrvecl at Bnrl'e(), 316.

Eddy, .James, 640. ltd ens, 'P. J., 527; Edt;ar, -, :39:3, (;5,:;. Edgc()mbe, R., :315. Edgell, Capt .. :37;;. Education, Castle Rennie school.

(;5i. . Gambier encourages. 3ifl, 377. subdivision of Protestant

schools, 41:4. Riehard Barnes' Act, 4;;0. first gramllntl' school, 6:;4.

Edwards~ Go\'ernor R. (Ii57) , 284, 294;. . Go\'e1'no1' R. (1780), M9.

sued :l t Exeter, 3;;8, E:millete. 2·.7. Elder, Sir G., 656. Elford, lI'i:a.jor, 202. Eliot, Hugh, 4, 14.

Sir John, lOS. Elliott, Capt., 89:), (j;';;.

Goyernor, 365,476. letters of, about Bermuda,

416. Ellis. Capt., English pira.te. 10:3 .

W. 11 .• 468, 4H, 664. Elson (Slade & Co.), 433. Emerson. G. H., 3!)o, J:3G, 457, 4,,::;,

467, H15, 6G:J, 6\i4. G. II., jun .. 514, ;;:32, 5,iO.

portrait of, 5,;1. H. A., 432, -1:38, 466, GiH, P., (i65.

Emily Harbour, 610,617. Engelie, :l20. English Cape, 10,13. English Ha.rbonr, 20, :301, 520, 521. English, J .. G64. English fishery alld trade in N.,

12-18, 3:3 -35, :}!), 40, 57. 5S, 6!l, 70. SI,8:{. .

Armada, 82. Pine's picture of; S2.

frequent 40 harbours, 103. Star Chamber rules, 140, 154.

267. girls pressed, Hi. "Rump of ye Parliament,"

1m). Govel'l1ment ill Anne's reign,

25G. ;racobite rebellion, 285. {'nion Jack, :37.). Government aid in 1817, 407.

184(i, Mil. Crimean War.4iO. Colonial Conference, ;;19. Mansion Honse }'nnd. 52!!.

J~XGLISH :lIES ANll "·OllEN: Addison, .r., 257. Auglese~', Lord. 208. Archibald, Sir E.:lf. See, Bacon, Lord, 91-9i.

portr~1it of, 92. Baltimore, Lord. See. Bannerma.n, Sir A.. See. Beauclerc, Lord Y., 284, 285. 1lergne, Sir H., 503, 5~). Blake, Sir H. See. llooth, Sir G" 17.;. Bowring, Sir John, 4~S. Hridge\va.tel', Lord, 208. Buckingham, Duke ()f. lUll.

-,497. Burke, Edmund, 300, :);;:l. ButI', Lord, 311.

pOl'trnit ()f. 311. Cannillg, Sir S .. 6W. C:al'bel'J', Lo!'~l, 110. tarhslC', -.~. II.

Lord.~(lS.

Z Z 2

724

ENGLrSH MEN .AND WO)IE:>­cont.

Charles 1., 121, 135, 1 n, 14(i, 148, 152, 155.

portrait of, 135. Charles II., 153, 172, 175, 176,

ISO. portralt cf, 172.

Chntham, Lord, 306, 310, 313, 567.

portrait of, 310. Child, Sir J. See. Churchill's attack on Treaty

of Paris, 313. Olarence, Duke of, death of,

520. Ola;rpole, -, 151, l6I. CocKburn, Sir A., 457. Cochrane, Sir J., 662. Ooke'~ m'gument for freer

fishmg, 121. Oonway, Lord, 109. Cornwallis, Lord, M4. Cottington, Sir F., 133. Craven. Lord, 20S. Cromwell's, Oliver, policy,

159. recapture of Nova Scotia,

147. rule, 205. proposed Protestant mis·

sions, 228. port mit of, 159.

Danny, Lord, 208. Darling, Rir C. See. Darnley, Lord, 411. Dartmottth's, Lord, report,

23tl,26(l. DerbY, Earl of, 471, 546. Desborrow, General, 167. De Vceux. Sir G. W. See. Doyle CA. B.), 431.

J. A .• 17. Drake, Sir --, 54.

portrait of. 54. Egremont, Earl of. 412. Elizabeth, Queen, 54, 5'i, 80,

SI. portrait of, 53.

Eliot, Sir T., 108. Exeter, Bishop of, 150. Falkland, Lord. See. fl'au('onber,r, Lord, 208. Ford, ~ir C., 505, 515. Fox's attack on the 'Treaty or

Versaille', 353. Frobisher, Sir lVI., 55. George 1., :17->.

pOl trait of, 275. George II., 285.

portrait of, 285. George III., 3O~, 5fJ9.

portrait of, 304. Ifeorge I V., nortrait of, 422. Gilbert Sir It. See.

Sir; J., 79. Glenelg, Lord, ·t29. Gladstone, W. E., 461. Goderich, Viscount, 429. Gorges. Sir F., 104. Grey, Earl, 4~O. 463. Hawkesbury, Lord, 347. Hamilton, Duke of, H3,

151. P21'trait of, 142. K. Baillie. See.

Hampshire, Sir T., 61. Harley, Earl of Oxford,

255. portrait of, 255.

Harri,on, General, 167. Plantagenet, 455.

Harvey, Sir J. See. Hinton, W., 175. Howick, Lord, 429. Henry VII., 5, 23.

portrait of, 5. seal of, 8.

INDEX.

ENGLISH }IEX AND WOlllEN­cont.

Henry VIII., 32. portrait of, 32.

Herschell, Lord, 549, 551, 552. Holland, Lord,15i.

--,41l. Hopkillgs, Lady, 15;;, 180. Hopkins, Sir R., 272. Howard, Lord Eo, ;)!l. James 1., 91.

portrait of, 87. oeal of, 94·.

James II., 196, 204, 210. Jone~, Colonel, 16~, 167. Jukes, J. Bo, 454,455. Junius letter, 311-Kelvin, Lord, 645. Kent, Duke of, 365, 419. Kirke. Sir D. See. Knox's, W., report. See Intro·

duction. Knutsford, Lord, 515, 550. Laboochere, H., 4il-475·.

H.,4fi7. Larkin, Mr., 227, 275. Laud, Archbishop, 146, 155,

238. Leslie, Dr., 382. Lushington, Dr., 411. Macintosh, Sir J., 411. Manering, Sir H., 101. Mansfield, Lord, 598. Mason, Capt. J., l04-10n. )1avericke, -,151. Maxse, Sir R., 513, 660. Meadus, Dr., 109. Meri vale, Mr., 473. },[itchell, T., 278. "Nlonier·Williams, Sir E., 296. Monk, General, 172. }lontgomery, Lord, L} 1. Musgrave, Sir A., 494. Newcastle, Duke of, 2Ri.

Duke of,487. Noakes. --, 13\1. Oliphant, L., 497. Ormonde, Lord, 208. Packingion, Sir J., 4'03. Palmerst,on, Lord, ;3'iJ,. Parke, Baron, 447. Pearl, Sir J., 427. Peaseley, W., 132. Peckham, -. See. Peel, Sir R.. 447. PClubroke, Earl of, 150. Pendcr, Sir J., 4\19. P"nnell, I!:. 1-1.,515. Perner, Sir A., 471, 473. Pickeri~'s, Sir G., 167. Povey, JVlr., 169. Powell, York, 2G. Pdor, M., 23';, 257, 281.

portrait of, 237. Raleigh. Sir W. See. I(edwood. -,161. Reynold~, -, 3~O. Rigby, Mr.,15!. Robinson, G. R.,427.

1\'[r8., 599. R08ebery, Lord, 539. Rupert, Prince, 161. Itussell, Lord .J ., 438. Salisbury, Lord, 541. Scott, Sir G., 524.

SirJ.,105. Shea, Sir A. S'e. Shirley, Sir A .. 57. Sikes, W., 161. ~\laney, J., 109. Smith, Capt. J. See. Stafford, Lord, 132. Steele, Sir R., 255. St. Germains, Earl, 487. St. Helens, Lord, 352.

portrait of, 353. Swift, Dean, 257. Sydney, Sir P., 77.

ENGLISH MEN JlSV WO}lE],(--con-to

Talbot, Sir R., 12. Taylor, .J eremy, 110. Temple, Sir R., 148. Thoronghg-oo,l. T., 161-Vaughan, Sir W. See. Victoria, Queen, 443, 41H, 519,

520. portrait of, 51~.

''1~n.keham, R. It. See. Wales, Prince of, 487.

portra.it Jf, 487. Whittourne, Sir It. See. Wilk«s, attack on Treaty of

Paris, 31'1. . William III., 224.

porl;rait of, 211. William IV.,::!57, 365-367.

portra.it of, 365. Wi~loughb~e, Sir P., 1:~7. Wolfe, General. 2\)6.·

portrit of, 293. 'Wolsey, Cardill:l.l, :)9.

B::;-GLISH TOWNS: Barnstaple, 154, 161, 196. Benvick·on·Tweed,383. Bideford,196.

los,e~ (.f, in 1696, 221. ships at tile A,·mada., 81-view of, 221-

Birmillgham, 395. Bridport, 28u.

cordage, 19,145. -.145.

Bristol, 7,49, fl8, 152, 173. Oust3m llouoe, view of,

13. men discover Labrador,

590. ship in N. in 1620, 103. tra.de frGrll. 12.

to Iceland, 27. to Labrador, 599. to N., 16.

Chester, 84. eoekin~ton, 174. Coffinswell,298. Dartmouth, 37, 154, 159, 161,

163, Ifill, 222, 298, 360, 427, 59S.

Devonshire, fishe,men in X., 297.

Influence at Court, 188. in N .• 144. ~hare in the Armu.da, S2.

Exet{'l', 27l. 288, 3;3S. view of 115, port of, 115.

Exmouth,298. 1-'owey,154. Gloucester ship, 153. Golden Grove, llO. London, 17U, 239.

mel·chll.nts. 14(l. ships. lOS, 153. trade from, 12.

lowe, East, 154. Melcombe Re)!;is. 154. NevI' Romney, 383. Newton Abbot, 29/l. Plymouth, 39, 52, 146, 154.

161-"iew of, 78.

l',)ole, 58, 78,196,2;:\:3, 28l, 2~8 389, 39(), 428, 4i6.

IU"yor of, 146. ships built in ~., 165.

Portsmouth, 199. goveruol"s lJouse, 108.

Scilly Islands, 411. Sonthampton, 6=?, 154. Teignmouth, 298. Weymouth, 146, 154,176,196. Widdicombe, US, 381.

See also Army, Channel Islands; ?;avy, Ship Fish· ermen.

Erhart, C., 594.

.E~KBIO, Palliser's attempts to trade with. 324.

treaty with. 327. :Moravian mission to, 3;>2. Byron's treatment of, 335. description of, 590, 595. divisions of race, 590. in N., 591. traces of, in Labrador, ;)!Jl. del'i\'ation of the name, ~!ll. hland, ba,ttle at, 592. modern mode of living. 592. effect of civilization, 595. treatment of, by Cartwright

and Lucas, 598. battle at Folieau .. 398. in England in 17i2, 59!). reconeiled by Cartwright, 600. portl'ai ts of, ;>:32, 592, ;;93,

Esquimaux, Post from, 60S. Evans, E" 4·85, 664.

Sir 1<'.,623. portrait of, 623.

and :lIathews. 560, 561. Everson, Cript., ]74. Exploits Riv<,l', :279. 28;), ·62ft.

Cartwright's ·expedition to, 32±.

farming land on, 507. '\Yood Co., 62l. laud grant to railway, 627.

}'abvre, f;l1pt., 471. Fahyan, P., 78. Fairhourne, (':tpt., 275. }'alkinghalll, Capt., 284, 30l. Falkl:Lnd, LOl(l, 1:)7.

portrait of. ] 1~. Colony and p1'Oposals, 11S-20. COIOIIY, houndat'ies of, 110.

Fallc, T., 601. J. t,;., 664.

Fanny's Harbour. tHO. Fl1rrell, -, 438, ti5!. }'awcett, Col .. :J2l1. }'earn, G. C., 721. Fearne, Capt., 133. Feild, Bishep, 4,14, 40'9. Fenelon, 111., 665. Fermeuse, ]20, 176, 301.

(Firmoves), 297. FergusoIl. Capt., 412. Fernandez, J., 4, 13. FERRYLAKD. 142, 150, 155, 1 iT',

183, 196, 19i, 22':>, 209. view of, 1]1. defence of by Holman, 212. d'Iberville at, 215. planters losses :Lt, in It;\l(i,

221. Holdsworth's house ltt, 227. French attack on, in Jill.;,

244. lo~,'es in li05, 246. Larond's attl1ck on, 24~). French attack on, 261. :Wi,

26:), 266, 2(;9, 276. fort at, 271. Baltimore house, 272. fortifications nt., 285. 111 w books for, 286. R. Carter of, 29:3. tr(!ops at, 297. Firiland, 2l17. ma"istmtes, &c. of, ;~O1. captured in 1762. 30G. Weston's property, 305. troops landed at., 307. Enf!;lish retained possession

of, 314. parties at, 334, 336, 393. H.l\1.S. "Pheasant," at, 395. member for, 438, 457, 465, 468. over-representation of, 467. riot at, in 1788, 653. Ulemuers for, 664.

INDEX.

Field, Cyrns W., 6:;;-41, 643 . portrait of, 637.

Finlay. R., 460. }'inn, R., 294. Firth, W., 44$. }'ishillg' ship's harbour, 610, 617. Fishot 1s1an<1, 47i, 576.

view of, 548. Fitzgerald, J., 381.

N.,61.5. l<'itzherbert, A., 3~2. Flannery, P., ;)75, Flat Ba,y, 559, 561.

view in, 630. Islands, 485.

}'leming', Bishop, 429,436, 464. Sandford, 500.

Fleur de Lys, 247, 278, ;;7il. Fling, J., 3ilo. Flood, J., 375.

W. G .. 664. Flower's Cove, 609. 1Il0\'d, Thos .. 30l. Fly, Lt" 294. Fo/!,o, 27!), 280 ... 284, 29:), 350. 379,

438,451,457,465,468. settlelllent at, 542, 552. trade to Labrador, Wi, 6IJZ. Scott. of, 606. advantages of milml.Y to, mH. tele/!,raph to, 639. members for, 6(}i.

I·'ollett, J.. 3·18. Forhes, Chief .J llstice, ·1U2, 421.

·1:,1, U<12. }'urd.. -, 393, I;;;;:;.

.J ohn. 60\'. Ford's bight, 59·J.. }'oreham. fined for contempt of

court, 357. }/orest and Shearer, 556, 560, 5ti1.

factory, view of, 540. }'orspy, -, 556 .. 55fl, 561. J:<'orteau, 598, 601, GIG. Forterie, -, 321. Fortune, 48.

telegraph to, OSH. }'ortllne Bay. 185, 279, 2!)8, 389, :W;;,

438, 457, 465, 478, 479, 'J.9H. set,tlers go to St. Pierre, 5:;·J.. road to, 628. mem hers for, GU4. Grand Bank, view of, 437.

:Fowler, T., of St. 1\lary's Chur~h, 157.

P.,379. }'owlow, Capt., 52l. }'ox Harbour, 581, lH 7.

J., 467, 5UO. 66~. . J. & Co., 4()0. Trap, battle of, ;;12.

Poxes Islund,271. }'l'ancis Harbour, 610, 617. Frankland, Lt., 291. Frazer (Paysallt, snd), 557.

J.,617. J. 0., 502,506, 6011, 6ti5. portrait of, 502.

Freels, Cape, 278, 280. Freeman, W.,441, Freestone Islands, 610. }'rench Protestants, 27G.

defeat I1t Quebec, 2H6. Bishop O'Donel attacks the

French infidels, 364. Revolution, 367.

F.E:E~Cn: AT ST •. PIERRE. not to fortify, 312. traders to, ;;29. reported to be fortifying, 333. captured by English, 367. recovered,377. early history of, 565. revolution at, 572. tree of liherty I1t, 573. co~mittee of public safety at,

(lIS. J!U:obin club at, 573.

725

FRENCII AT ST. PIERHE--C'UlLi. COltP d'etat at, 582. clapboard revolutwn at, 582. disciplinaires at. 582. fortiIi cation at, view of, 583.

FRENCH, EFFECT OF BAIT ACT ON.

the Bait Act, 478. view of the Bait Act. 478. opinion ()f Guvernol' and the

I.~gi~atllre on the Bl1it BIll, ,,16, 518.

Bait Bill sanctioned by English Governmeut, 519.

effect of the Bait Act, 53!!. FRENCH FISHERY.

fiShery, commencement of, 17.

fishery method", 22. fishery in N., 49. gri~vance agl1inst English

pirates, 68. l!'rench vessel at St. :l<Iary's

captu red by Cll1rk, 78. fishing at Harbour de Grace,

103. ships captureu by pirates, 10:,. tbhing at Carbonear, 103. prizes taken in 1628, 13:3. fishery, 137. bank fishen·. 1:38. fishillg reiulatiolls of Louis

xn'., 139. prud'homme, 1,.0. ('om plaint of Kirke, 148. in Nova Scotiu, 148. resent Kirke's duties, 148. captures a sham man-of.wnr,

HH. tOMs,165. to pay licence duties, 167. summer fishermen, li3. Busspaux'~, S. de, complaint

of English, 1i8. fishing fleet captured by

Dutch,183. fishing north of Bona vista.

183. fishing associates. 184. bounty to fishermen, 185. bounties, 187. fishery, increase of, 187. fishing at Placet. tia., 188. no alien to take bl1it, 192. destruction of hoats, 205. dutIes claimed fron., 224. pretensions in N .• 224. bo.;:nties to recruit the !Jays,

_,,6 . meaning of "fish," 2m~. trade to N., 2m. aliens forbidden to fish in

English harbours, 273. difficulties with, at Bon;tvisbl,

274. . giving bounties to fishermen

to unnoy English settlers, 280.

abandon N., :!.~1. ~hips and spies at Fogo, 293. abandon tile fishery, 293. prizes to St. John 's, 294. ship" Taviguor" ('nptured by

Capt. Webb, 304,. fishery estimate, 322, 326. extent of their fishery on the

treaty shore, 354. privatem sin 1812, 389. supply of bait, 478. dues enacted for fishing from,

541. no French fishing on the

west coast in 1802, 576. recruiting, 576. fishing at straits of Belle Isle,

589. Basque consort with, 597.

FRE:SCH XAYY, 256,305,546, 5±i.

}'RE::.I"CH SETTLEMENT· AT PLA' CENTIA,&C.

occupation of Placentia, 176, 180.

Gargot's commission, date of, 566.

Placentia strongly fortified, 175. .

Placentia r<liortified, 211. furtific9,tions at Pla.centia, 267. danger of occupation of Pla-

centia. 268. Garnoou's description of

Placentia, 182. Downing's account of Placen­

till., 206. Costabelle's reportof condition

of Placentia, 237. insecure tenure of Placentia

by, 210. winter in Placentia, 180. customs at Placentia, 282. stay at Placentia after the

evacuation, 276. attempt to induce English to

settle at Placentia, 182. English remove to Placentia,

202. encourage English to settle at

Placentia, 206. take fbhermen to Placentia,

261-take fishermen to France, 263. settlement at Brest, 596. number of settlements, 185. settlements, 279. danll:er of settlements, 202. settlers at Trepassey, 183. no settlement up to 1662, 178. settlements in N., 259, 260. leave St. Pierre, 3;~0. permitted to build houses and

cut wood inBay Despair, 340. :FRENCH SMUGGLING, 289, 31~,313,

320,553. a~ee to an English Commis· . sary at St. Pierre, 312.

at St. Pierre, 577. l'RENCH TOWNS.

Bayonne, 68, 570. Bordeaux, 84, 186, 570. Brittany, Douarnez, view cf,

572. Breton pilots, 43.

in St. Pierre, 565. fishery, 60. discoveries in Labrador,

589. fishing in 1527, 41.

Burgundian with Cabot, 9. DiepjJe,4.

Kirke born in, 148. view ct,46.

Douarnez, view of, 572. Dunkirk, 176, 312. Granville, 570. Rarfieur, 17. Jumieges, 49. La Bonille, 49. Marseilles, 84, Nantes, 570. fishermen, 35.

fishing~ in 1527, 41. in St. Pierre, 565.

Rochelle, 89, 570. St. Bridgeon, 49. St. Malo, 45, 46, 49. 138, 180,

215;247, 562, 570, 575. view of,46.

Toulon.8i. Vaterville, 49.

·FRENCH TRADE with Eskimo, 324.

trading, view of,-with Eskimo, 325;· .

de.1,lings with Indians, 591-help Indians against Eskimo;

592. . ...

INDEX.

FRENCH TRADE--cont. Eskimo mid Frellch rooms in

Straits of Belle Isle, M)2. murder of fishermen by

natives, 68, 592. excite Eskimo against the

English, 598. FREXCH TREATY RIGHTS,

Treaty of Utrecht, 252. view of Treaty of Utrecht,

260. Treaty of Paris, 309. Palliser's interpretation of

Tre1t,y of Paris, 817 .. 320. view of Treaty of Paris, S·!1. forbidden to catch salmon,

322. aggression resisted by Palliser,

3:li>. Palliser's opinion of French

intentions at St. Pierre, ;)30.

furs seized at Port au Choix, 333.

captured for violating tl'eaty, ;';H ..

excluded from salmon fi,hE'l'Y, 337.

Duff's pr.)clamatioll about the observance of Treat,\, of Paris, 337. •

Declaration of 1783, 352. Treaty of Versailles, 352. Lord Palmerston's opinion of

Treaty of Versailles, 3.54. rights on the Tre3ty shore,

354,355. Treaty of Amiens, an. Treaty of Paris, 408. indignation in St. J olm's,

471. negotiations in ]84~-5i, 471. resolution of the Legislature,

474. the Labouchere letter, 475. D:trling's despatch, 475. Hamilton's letter, 475. the expositio contempm'anea . of the Tr .. ,aty rights, 476. proposals for a settlcmen t,

479. aspect in' connection with the

Halifax award, 506. Cl)nvention of 1884,515. Legislature refuse to accept,

515. bilure of Ford· Pennell Con­

wmtion,539. confiscatiun of English ship's

cargo at St. Pierre, 5Sl. }'RE!'CH TREATY SHORE.

rights upheld at St. Julian's by Palliser, 321.

fixed settlements on the French shore to be removed, 353 •

• , Fixe 1 settlements," 475. treatment of R. and 111. Tory,

476. first stipendiary appointed to

the West, Coast, 501. land ~!lnts n,llr:rwed by the

English Government on the treaty shore, 509.

bounty at St. Pierre, 553. attemot to serve process by

French master in St. Georp:e's Ba,Y, 581. .

lobster factories in 1E93. 477. lobster dispute, 539. Report on lobster factories,

556. . arbitration on lobsters, to be

held at Brussels, 660. FRENCK WARS. .

F. at Trepassey, attacked by Baltimvre, la3. . ..

English attacks on P.; 231'.

PRENCR WARs--cont. F. settlements destroyed hy

Leah, 246. Petit :Nord, English attul'k

the, 246. attacks cease, 204. aco::ount of campaign of 1705,

26I. attack in 1705. Prior's account.

266. . movements in 1708, 2i9. claims for ransom in 1708,21-9. terms of surrender to planters,

270. soldier of 1755, 308. attack on St.John's in ]6l!r,

214. 21~. attack on St. John's, &c,,1696,

230. treatment of Drew, 216. attaek on St .. J o11n's in li05,

2+2,2!5. attack 011 St. John's in liUS,

2-l!8. atta(:k 011 flt. John'ti in 170S,

2iiS. propose to O(,C:l]JY St. Johll'~

permanently, 270. capture of St .• John's, 305. English recapture of St.

J olm's, 412. expected attack by, on St.

John's, 35(1. l:t~t attn,ck on St .• John's, 21.i7. nttaek on Cape Broyle Har·

bour, 132. attack on Little Belle Isle,

222. attacks en Trinity and Con·

<'eption Bay~, 23~. FRE::.I"CH)IEN.

Aubert of Dieppe, 4. Bonaparte, J., M3. Cassini'saccountof the }'I'ench

fishery, 569. Chateaubri:md's account of

St. Pierre, 585. Cloue, Admiral, E81. Col bert, Minister, la9. Freycinet, M. de, 539. Harrisse, R., 17. Humann, Admiral, 547. J usserand, IlL, 547. Le Nonry, Baron R .. 581-VEsperance, Baron de, 56~. Louis XIV. 17;. Louis XYIII., 408. Reculoux. Capt., 549, 56:1. Waddington, M., 539, 541-

Frenchman's Cove .. 20. Freshwater Bay, 283, Frew, W,' 527. Frewmg &, Co., 617. }'rey's Cove, 617. Friend's map, 250. Frost, L., 617. Fryer (Pack, Gosse and), 4.38. FUlJ,k Islands, 359, 402. Furey, C., 489, 66~. Furlong, J., 46i.

Gaden, G .• 411. W.,709.

Galway line, 469, 635. Galt, A. L .• 504. G:unbier, Lord, 3i5.

portrait of, 376; Gambo,621. .

road to, 628. River, 629.

Game Laws, 7li. Gander Arm, 621.

Bay, 2S.~. Bay, hrming land in, 507. crossing, 621-River, 629.

GardllCI', Dr., 340, :156. Gal'gamelle Cove, 557. Gal'l';ot, Governol', IS::!, 560. Garland, family of, 22L.

Chal'les, 291, 315, 336, 352. -.331. E .. 665 (should be Levi). Geo., 291, 30l. .J. B., 431, 4:33, G6~. pOl·trait of, 1.33. 311'.,415.

Garnier, M., 5i9. Gastaldi's map, 42. Gaultois, Hermitage Bay, 29l1. Gearin, .J., 72l. Geary, J., 37\J. Geffry -, 26~. Gelman, R., 230. Genevieve Bay, 560, 5tH. Geor~e's Cove, Labrador, 617.

Rivel', Labrador Post to, fWD.

German vesEels, 454. Hamhurg, 454. gin at St. Pierre, 4i9, 547.

Gibson, Col., sent to St. John's in leUR, 222.

Gilbert's. Sir H., voyage; reason for ealling at St. .John's, 57.

exped ilIOn, 61, (5, 74. portrait of, 72. map.fi6. Sir John, 7n.

Gill, Mi('hae!, 239, 254, 288, :WI, 295, 30ii, 326, 314 .. 357, 382, 41ii, 65~;

house in Fort William, a28, 833,33'['

deat.h of,3:i6. ~ieholas, 333, 3:36, 339,460,653,

655. death of, 386. family, 241. premisp~, 451>. title, 3< 7.

Gisborne, F. N., 635. presentation to, (j~6. portrait; of, 635. G., and Hendersoll, H;;o.

Glatlstllll('. Capt., 241. Ghlhill, Goyernol'. 282, 287. GleE'soll, -, 5:=7. .

(ParkE'r aUd), '!58, {Su. Glen. '1'., 457., 460, 4<il, 4ti~, 4S.:;,

664,. Glover, Sir J., til. 50l.

portrait of, 51)1. Godc1E'n, .T., 6G5. Godfrey, A. Woo 438. t;6!. Goff, R. X., &0 Co., 460. Goldie, J., ·lot;. Golrlsworth~·. -, 42i. Gom<'~'s ... ·I)yag':, ·1:3. GCllzalo, J., 4. 1:,. Goodridge, HOll. A. r., J~15, 535,

lita, 665. portrait of, 5:,3. "\., antl Son, 581.

Goodfellow. J'., 5UO. S; Co., 5"27, 617.

Good~·eare. S., 153. Goose Bay, road to,628.

co,e, tis1ling at, 576. Gorges, Sir F., 104. 1,08Se, murder of, 288.

-, 3Ha, 655. E'~'lllUlld, Prefatory ::-<ote by,

lX. P. n., 438, i17. port mit of, 438.

Gosse's title, 305. Gouillon. L. and F., 356. Gould, W m., 196, 199. Gouling, Jesuit priest· ill St.

John's, 228, 26:1. Gower, Sir E., 3iS.

portrait of, 378. Gowge, R., 19.

INDEX.

GRACE, HARllOl:R. 103. 137, 176, 232, 2Hl, 202, 271, 291, 293, 3m. :l31, 334, 351, 377, 415, 453, 4(lS, li09.

early settlement of, 9lJ. \'lew of, 104. " Bristol's Hope," 13i. view of,'139. 3oIontigllY at, 2ofii. Ia w lessne8s at, 294. faction fight in 1700, :33S. nl!t~istrates, 393. riots. 'j:)i, ~eal fishery. 451. post to, 463. riots,4S9. rail way to, 50i. riot, 513. Thomey of, 5i5. trade to Labrador, tl02. railway to, (;23. telegraph to, 635, 63il. church hurllt., 655. R. C. catherll'ul burnt, u60. memher for, 6tH. Island, 269.

(;race, P., 458, H60. Grady, 60 I., 6l1!, 617. Graham, Aaron, 347, 353, 359, H1i2.

Capt., 28,., 65~. Lord George, 289.

Grand Bank, view of, 4:37. telegraph to, 6:39.

Grand Bay. 6:3, 95, 596, r,2n. Fails, exploration of, 610, 61:,. Lake. 620. mw.

Gl':wdy, E., 5(li, 56S. Grandy's family, 305, 5iof. (;l'ant, Col., 489. Grates, 114, 133. Gravl?s, Lord, :>06, 314, 415, 052.

Thomas, 152. Gray, R .. 33U. Graydoll. Admiral's atta~k Oil

Placentia, 2::17. (;raydon, Capt., 275. Grave, Port de, 97, 232, 262.

view of,326. ,ea I fishe r y, of5], 4og, 4Uti. trade to Labrador. 6U2. members for. 66.f.·

Grean's, D. G., 30I. Green Bay, 127, 281.

seals in, 491, 497. . J., :315. Lt.,2H4. "-. S., 005.

Greerw, D., 617. D. J., 661, 665. ::II., 62ii.

Greenland di<covered, 1. Basques in,:i88. Eskimo, 590. populated from IJabl'ador,

:llon. Crantz's History. 591. J. Haven, a lllis~ionary ill,

';94. Gl'ecllspond, 356, 35\), 379, ;{\):).

view of, in 1846,450. seal fishen·.451. teJel('l'aph 'to, ti39.

G!'enfell, W. ~l., 1i04, 005, 6H-616. Grey, Capt., 488. Grieve, -, 382 •.

J. J.,4G5. W., 453, 468.

pOl·trait of, of9:3, W., &0 Co., 460 .. ~.H3. W. B., 530, 604, 614, 615, 665.

pOl'trai t of. (;04. Griffin's Harbonr, 61i. Griggs, -, llll. Griguet" fishing at, 5iu. Gri mes, J., GOO. Grosewater, 602. !':'rossard, J., 315. Grube's ships, 39, 40.

Grundy Island, 616. Guilbert et fils, 557, 55S, 562. Guilford, Capt., 45G. Gull ISland, :l7l. Gundry's lines, 19.

ot' Bridport. 280. GuJ·, Sohn, ()5, H52.

letters, 125.

727

secession from the ('om­pany, 137.

Coiony, 93, 94. negotiatioD3 for sale 0 f

part of, 10~. company, ILl'mS of, 9:3. charter, 122. boundarie~, 122. birth of abo,)', 128.

H:Lckela of St. Pierre, 5~2. Haddock, W., 161.

-,315. Haire, Capt., :382, 1)5-•• IbliLnrton, J;, 54~, 537, 359, 561. Hall. G., (lli.

Mr.,6U. HallahlLll, L., 3!3. Hallaren, J., 721. Hall's Bay, line planlled to, 020.

road to, 628. HaJy, Lieut.-Col. ·W., :341, ·t21, of!;,

·~33. 43k. H,tlIlllton, ::Ih., 315.

Sir C., 408, 421, 40U. portrait of, 40U. Go\'ernor H., of Bt'l'l11lHl:!,

418. K. Bo, 465, ·1il(;. ·175, 63t;. portrait of, 'J.:'li. Lady, ,j.i)! •• portrl1it of,11U .. Inlet, 617, (lIS.

Hamlin, -,468. Hamond, Capt., 55(;. Hampshire's, Sir 'r., rt'g'ubtiollS,

61. HILndyside, Lieut.-Col., 22:). Hanlon, IVI., 375, 3S1. Hanl'aha11, E., 457, 461, 465, ,WH,

468, Gra. Hants Hnrbnul', ~:)~. Harden, L., :301. Harney,J llstice, .} :U • Harques, IlL de, 68. Hanahall, P., 375. Harl'igall, Cape, BOz, (;10, 617. HarrIS, John, of Exon. 2il.

Rev. J., 3i4. Harrison, Cape, (llO, u17.

Gilbert, 151. Harrisse, M., 17. Harry's River, 6z(l.

Brook,629. HtLl'vey, -,347, 4W.

(Dllnscombe and), 38i, 460. A. J., 527. A. W., 504, ii29, 532, 550, 61-1,

<lI5,647. portrait of, 504.

~Ll1d Angel, 509. & Co., 524,527. Sir' J., 449, 45U, 457, 459, 4SS.

portrait of, 449. departme of, 461. son shot :Lt, :3G7.

Rev. ::\L, the Newfoundland Fisheries Commissioll, (Hi.

'1'.,1$)9. Hatch, Capt., 252. liatten, -, 527. Haven, Jans, 33Z, !ill4. Hl1wke, Sir E.,305.

Harbour, (ll7. Hawker, -, 617. Hayes, -, 67.

r,arrative, Su, 70.

728

Hayman's, Robert, poetry, 109. proposition, 137. map, 137.

Haynes, -, 382, 655. Hay~e, J., 38l. Ha~'ward, Judge, 423, 405, 4GS, vi!!,

659, 66:{, 664. Head, M., portrait of, 595. Heaney, R., :{81. Heard, John, 163. Hearn &. Co., 527. Heart's Content, 13S.

landillg cable, 642. Delight, 521.

Hebron, 595. 618. Hemming, John, 301. Henderson (Gisbol'l1e and), 636. Hendy, - 161. Henley Harbour, 601, tHO, 617.

Island, view ot; 64. Hennessey, M., 381. Hennessy, -, 617.

W.,617. Henry, M., 414. Hermitage Bay, 298. Hill (Abbott &), 559, 56l. Hill's, Charles, letter, 150.

John, 332. J. &. Co., 450. Sir S., 497. portrait of. 497. Captain W., 155.

Hillman, R., 460. Hind's, Professor, account of

Labrador, 606. Hinton, Wm., 175. Hodge, J., . Hody, Peter de, 68. Hogan, T., 41), 656. Hogsett, G. J., 465, 466, J.SS,4g5,

488, 439, 664. Holbrook, -, 393, 655.

D. H" 631). Holden, R. R.,441.

R. jUll., 441. Holdsworth, family of, 227.

Capt., 228, 255, 271, 272. Mr., 159.

Holeman, Mrs., 271. Holloway, Admiral, 383.

portrai t of, 383. Hoiman's, W., defence of, Ferry­

land,209. defence of St. John's, 212.

Holmwood (Stabh, Row, &),460. Holme's, R. F., attempt to reach

the Grand Palls, 611. Holton, 610, 617. Holyrood, 245, :!62, 468, in:).

t.rade to Labrador, 602. Honeyburn, Simon, 315. Hooper, 'V., 431, 664. Hopeciale, 595, 610,617, 618.

Deep Sea MiSSIOn at,. 604. Hopkings, Lady, 155, 180. Hopkins, Sir R., 272. Hopwood, F. S., 604. Hore's voyage, 4l. Horsenaill, John, 318. Horwood, John, 309.

J.\iIrs.,309. fH()skins'], N., letter, 131. Hounsell, Schenk, & H., 459. Howlan, Lt.-Governor, 391. Howorth, Capt. W.,501. Howley, J., 386,496.

J. 1'., on Cabot's landfall, 9. R.,460.

Hoyeda's charter, 4. Hoyles, Sir Hugh, 387, 593. 409,

440, 457, 465, 468, 474, 484,488, 494, 656, 663, 664.

port,rait of, 488. N. W., 393, 424, 431, 436, 656,

664. portrait of, 424.

Huddle, J., 301. Hughes, Capt., 247.

INDEX.

Hughes-cont. -,382,655.

Hull &, Harvey, 416. Humber River, 473, 62H. Hunt, Thomas, 104. Hunt, Stabb, &. Preston, :H8,

387. W.G.,637.

Hunters &. Co., 401. 460. trade to Labrador, 598.

Huntingoon, Sound, view of, 604. Hutching's title, 337.

Geo., 294, 368. letter to, about erectioll of

houses. 396. G. A., 30S, 665. R., 294. 653~ R., junr., Lt., 294. S.,301. .

Huxford, R., ao1.

ICELANDIC discov{'ries,1. trade. 7. fishery, 16,2;). chronicles, 587. meet Eskimo, 591.

Jlack,610. Independent Harbour, 610. Indinn Arm Bay, road to, 628.

Harbour, Labrador, 002, 610, 617.

Hospital,615. Pond. 512. Tickle, mo, 617.

Inglis, Bishop, 655. Inll:'ram, Davy, 67. India Co., East .. 188.

Madras. 290. INDIANS, 242, 243, 245, 26;), 269.

methods of warfare, 2:n. ttttempt to murder 1\'roouy,

2,4. in Newfoundland from Calle

Breton, 329. Abenaquis, 240, ~6}. Algonquins, 591. Canadmn, 17\),214, 2:30, 239. Canada, natives of, 65. Caralit~, 324. Mic 1\iacs, 591.

writing, 329. 1\iontagnais. Cortcreal des.

cribes the, 15. mention of, 590. French dealings ,,·ith, WI. decimtttion of, 595. battle at .I<'orteau, 598.

Mountaineer, 324, ~32. portrait of a modern, 59(;.

N ascopees, 591. decima.tion of, 595.

Nescambiouit,261. Squantum, 104.

INDIES, WEST, early English trade to, 41.

trade, 241, 346, 384. pianters, 299. Anll:'uilla, 3(;0. Bahamas, 163. Barbadoes, 158, 205. Demerara. 390,457. Dominica" 390, 555. Guadaloupe, 555. J&maica, 19. Martinique, 555. St. Bartholomew, 257. St. Domingo, 372. St. Kitts, 11l0. St. Martin, 257.

JRISH at Placentia, 259. prisoners enter :French ser-

vice, 263. on the Shannon, 390. at St .. J ulian's, 282_ at Little Placentia, 315.

IRISH--cont. at St. Pierre, 567. h ,Y"cuugsters, "." 20l. banished to ireland, :-Vii-. \!onspiracy of, to murder the

inhabitants, 364. Benevolent Society, ;,31. f:wtion fil!hts, 391, :392. United, ns. middle-clas~ planters, 435. Newfound land. fishery, 345. fisherman, trial of. 394. 'Yexford herring cot, 40:3. fishermen, 451. provisions for, 58. trade with 1rel&nd. 200. provisions from Ireland, 2i2. trade from Ireland, 283. trude, 348. ships from Ireiulld. 652. Palliser's treatment of, 325. treatment of. 232. Catholics persecuted, 29:3. Williams' attack on, 2m.! Cartwright's treatment of, 325. population, 201. immigration ill 1804, 378.

il118H-5, 404,. immigrants land 011 the ice,

406. O'Connell, D., 425. Cork, 201.

ships stay 48 hour, at, ::145, Crookhaven, 108. Valentia, 44.

cable commullicationwitil .. €42.

Waterford, 201, 206, 295, 34;), 40~. 598.

Wexford. 430. hOll Bound hland, 610.

Sh'and, Labrador, 602. Island Cove, 262. Islands, Bay of, 556, 559. 561.

railway to, 6:31. description of, 629. herring fishery, 630. view of, 6;)0. telegraph to, 639.

Italy, Gallipoli, 685. Genoa, 585. Leghorn, 103. Venice, view of, 7. Florence, Duke of, 128.

Jackman's family, 452. Jackson, Rev. John, 221';.

persecution of, 251. .J as., of Trepassey, 318. W. of Ferryland, 301. -,655.

Jacob, Capt., Dutch pil'at .. , 103. Jahan, :F .. S3;~. Jenkins, J., :301. Jerritt, G., 617. J el'vois, Great, 402. Job Bros. &. Co .. 460, 4IJt, 524, 527,

tiOl,6Ui, 616, 617. Lady, Harhoul',607. R.,450. Mrs. II., 656. 1'. B., 450, 664.

portrait of, 451. T. R., portrait of, 602. W. C., 614, 615.

Jobs, firm of, 297. Johannis, M., 268. Johnston, J., 568. Johnstone (Baine) & Co., 450, 49S,

527.614. Joli, Mount, 410. Jones, Bishop, 529.

Rev. H., 301. Rev. John, 362, 653. Rice fishing :lot St. Pierre, 77,

t65. Thoma.~. 161.

Jordan, J. A., 665. Joyce, -,61f\.

Bros., 617. ,Juggler's COVEl, 222. Jukes, J. R,454.

portrait of, 455.

K-'l.~P. .. w., 663. ramil'y,452.

Katem, Michael, 294. Kates, J., 30l. Kavanagh, J., 527, 664. Kean, A., 721. Kearney, M., 721. Keats, :Sir R. G., 388, 403, 601.

Carson', attack 011. 897. leaves Newfoundland, 401. portrait of, 387.

Keefe, W., 379. Keels, 30. 1i37. Keen, William, 248, 270, 284, 28~,

289,301,336. diary 1708. 269. murder, 292. wharf, 292,410. PFoperty, 3f)5. tItle, 337.

Kelligrew, W., 502-506, 685. Kelly J., 468,474,581,664.

Sargeant. 418. 'rimoth'y,441. '1'., at the Head, 438.

Kemp, Gecrge, ~05. Kennedy's, T., house as Court

house, 314. T.,665.

Kennaway v .. Noble, 598. Kenaston, Mr., 611. Kent, John, 404,429,430,431, 432,

4:l8, 445, 455, 457, 464, 465, 4Ui 474,657,064.

portrai t of, 486. t. and r., 460. R. J.,665.

Keollgh. P., 429, 431. 432, 66 •. Keppel Harbour, 557. Kprr (McBride &), 4~8, 460. Kickkertaksoak Islands. 607. Kielly, Dr. E.,444. 44i, -155.

portrait of, 440. Kinealy, -, 617. King, Admirnl, 367.

takes /'It. Pierre, 571. pOI·trait of, 367. D., 375. 38l. map, 10. Richarri, 262.

King's Cove, 30, 5;37. seal fish ery, 451.

Kinnien, D., 6UO. Kirke, Sir D., 147, 155, 161, 11;4,

li9. 20.5. 541. charter, 142, 14;3. fortifications, 207. house, 272. account of murder of }<'l'ench

fishermen, 592. Georgc, 155, 157, 176, 194. Sir James, 161.

Kissioner, -, 617. Kitchen, W., 326.

-,489. Kitty's Brook, 629. ? Knee's family, 452. Knight, T., 468, 664, (165. Knowlan, P., 343. Knapman, }'., 174. Knowling, G., 527. Koch's, K. R., description of

modern Eskimo, 593.

LAllRA.DOR fishery, 25. origin of name, 47. Basque fleet frozen up, 47. Palliser's interest. ill. S24.

INDEX.

LABRADoR-cont. Pitt's harbour, 327. fore at. 327. Jllan of Fort York. 327. English trading ports in,

328. New England, 328. annexed to Canada, 328. nnder Newfoulldland. 3:34. New Enl-l'laIL(lers at, 336. joined to XewfoundJa,nd, 384. supposed emigration of

Beothics. to Canadian, 385. justice for, 393. American rights, 410. seal fislwry nt, 419. civil j urisuictioll in, 422. :Preneh to have a concurrent

right in fishery, 472. gale of 1866. 496. origin of' the name, 590. Eskimo emigrate to Green-

land,591. Moravian mis~ion, 594. number of Moravian mis·

sionaries, 595. Company. 596. English fisher.v, 597. American traders, .597. Iiviers tilt. views uf, 588. Cartwright's diary, 5&9. English fishing at, 601. the voyage of the" Hunter,"

603. medical aid for Labrador,

603. Rogp.rson's Bill to regulate the

passenger traffic to, 603. liviers. views of, 60·~. Deep Sea lI'lission, 604. description of the coast of,

605. winter post, 607. green fishers, view of, 608. vi~ited by Americans, 610. Grand Falls, 610. 613. Deep Sea lVIission Report,

612-616. Trade, 616. census, 1891, (il7. A. P. l,ow's survey, HIS. revenue collected M., (J5S.

La Chesna.ye, lii., 268. La Grange's attack on Bonavista,

239. Laine, R, 85. Lambert, Bishop, 408.

General,167. court crier, 457.

Lamaline, 418. telegraph to, e:-l!J.

Landgren, Capt., 541, 54U, 5il:3. Landl'ecan, 294. L~nget, D",30.1. . ~ L anse-au·Clalr, ('1,. L'anse·au·Diable,6li. L'anse-a·loup, 601, 609, 616. L'anse·all-Mour, 617. Lance .. il;.':!x .morts, 616. Lang. ;S lven, 3S2, 387, 655. Langley and Tessier, 4U0. Vmgman, Rev. Ed., 295, :326, 33",

:;)9, 344, 355. La Poile, 468.

members for. oti4. l,ark harbour, 472. Lal'kin's, MJ·., R~!Jort, in 1701,

227,275. L'Argcnt Bay, roan to, 628. Larond, Capt., 249, 209. La Scie, fishmg at, 576. Lathll~l~ Lt.., 241, 244, 261, 263. Laun,~-,!). Law, Colonel, 458, 465.

administratiOll, G57. ],awr'J-nce, Governor, 567. Lawrence, -, M7. Lawrie, Lt., murder of, 654.

Leading tick les, 279. Leuke, Sir John, 185, 246, 565.

portrait of, 246. Leamon, J., 664, 665. Lechinere, ::'/', 6G3. I.e Croc, 354. Le Geyt, P.C., 393, 655. l,e Grandais, ilir., 560, 561. I,eigh's, Charles, voyage, 78.

Rev .. J., 411. Le Marchant, Sir J. G., 462.

departure of, 465. pOl'tr;lit of, 462.

Le !I'J essuriflr, H., 45'~. H , junr .. 665. P., 299 .. 433.

Lcmoine, A .. 557, 558, 562. Le Jl'Ioillne, J., 543. Lendon, A., 301. Le ::'/'ollr~'. Baron R., 581. I,," Kouvee, G., 333. l,e Pomelle, Y., 3:iG. Leroux, E., 548, 559, 566.

729

Le Roy's chronometer, ;;69. Lescaruot'~, 1\1., description of the

fhher.v. 20. Levire, ]'rI., 2GG. I1Hermite, M., 26;,. Lil\mrne, Lt., 224. Lilly, Capt. G .. 3S2, ;)\):), 654, 655. Lilly, Georl-l'e Judge, 348, 362, 411,

4;,f), 446, 656. 663. George, jllnT., 546. W., :3·.8. 6;,:3.

Linke's division of the Eskimo, 59U.

Linklatel', Capt., 3:>2. Lint, illr., 272. J)ioll's Den, 439. Littlf\, G., 381.

Judge, J. 1., 464,529, GuO, 66:3. 665.

portrait of, 513. 111.,375. P. F., 464, 465, 466, 1E7, 469.

474,484, 4S9, 663. portrait of, 464. Bay, 389. view ot; 216. telegraph to, 639. River, vi')w of, 554.

Littlebury, John, 161. Livili,!?ston, -, 382, 655. Lloyd, lViajor, 2fi, 248, 2~9, 26H,

2(i!J,270. suspended, 241. re-appointment.246. persecution of J acks011, 2E2. indidment., 253. death of, 2iu.

I,och, Capt.', report on bait, 47i:i. Logy Bay, view of, IV. Long, A .. 395.

Pond, view of, 326. Island, Labr:.dor, 610. Tickle, 610.

Lotter's map, 279. Loul-l'hlan, Charles, 455. Lovelace, Dudley, 15i. Low, Ann, 155. Luce, N. of Dartmouth, 157. Lucas, -. 592. 5Ua, 599. Ludwi!\', J., 301. Lund,rrgan, .J., 411. Lushlllp:tOIl, Dr., 411. L'yons, P., 357.

lI1abb, Edward. 149. Ma.ccassey, L., 455. lVIacKay, A. IlL 496, 499,526,623

639. 641. 643, 665. ' portrait of, 641. S., 452, 496, 659, 665.

:;IfacKenzie, -,412.414. MacLea, -, 655. 3<IacN amara, .!., 381.

730

Macovich, 610. Magill, -, 382. Maher, J., 375. Main, Harbour, 2!J ~2, 293, 5i3.

riots, 489. trade to Labrador, 602. mem bel's for, 664-

Maio110 map, 15. Mal bay, 557 •. jlialta, Labrador, 610. Manering, Sir H.; 101. ::Iianning Constable, 525 Mannock's Island, 610. Mansfield, Ann, 164. MAPS OF-

Stephanius, 3. R!.1Ysch, 14. Rotz,34. Thorne, 38. " Harleyan," 40. P. Descelliel', 40. Gastaldi, 42. Martinez, 57. D. BO!llem, 58. J. Dee, 58. Gilbert, 66. Pi.tolet, 61;). Cupids, 98. Mason, Ion. Six colonies, no. Jacobsoz, 120. lIe Laet, 138. Champlain, 138. Dudley, 16(). Sf Ilers, 177. Thornton, 193. }'itzhugh, 198. 'rhomton. 203. 1698 campaign, 218. Friend, 250. Lotter, 297. Moll,281-Cook,317. West Coast, 558, 5G3. Atlantic, Short Rc;ute, 631.

Mara, 1'11., 375, 381. March, Mary, portrait of, 3S4.

S., 465, 468, 664. March, S. Ro,665. March and Sons, 527. Marechal, Commander, 55:). Marshall and Rodger, 527.

A., 529. ~UartiIl, -, 29~.

C., 174, 197. J.,493. J. B., 431, 433, 664. J. H. & Co., 527. 1'11.,271. S.,375. ''V.,30l.

::Uartinez' map, 57. Martyr, Peter, 48. Mason, Anne, 107, 108.

John, 104-109. inscription about Cabot, 1U. map, 100.

:iVIassie, 'vV., 84. lI'lasters, John, 239. Mathew's cove, 617, Matthews (Evans and), 560,561. Mat,thews's, John, account of

French occupation of Placentia, 179.

Maury, Lieut., 637. Ma.xse, Sir H., portrait ·of, 513. -

died in St. John's, 660. Maxwell, Capt .. 414. May. Isle of, 102, 272.

Samuel, 230. ,McAllister, 382, 655. McAuslan, appointed deputy pOSL­

master, 653. Mclkaire, J .• 381-383, 391.

Chappell's description of, 395. -

)l:cBride and Kerr, 458. 460.

INDEX~

McCalman, '--, 382, t55. McCarthy, J., 438. 664.

W., 375, 3~1. McCowan, J. R., 529. McDonald at Hermitage Bay.

299. P.,3i5 .. Ronold, 294.

McDonell, Capt., 308, 4Ii, 414. R.,665.

McDougal, 11'[r., 55S, ;;;;1. McDougall, X eil, 460.

(Boyd and). 460. McGeary, J., 653. . }IcGratb, J . . Ii., 605.

Ro,664. Toby, 379 ..

Jllcl Vel', .i., 441. MeKellop, J~ 3S2. McKeown, 'alleged murder cf, 56i,

568. lVIcKie, -, 393, 655. McKillop, Lt., R.I\., 380. 1'Ilc1ea, _., 382. 1'I1cLean's, J., visit to Grand Falh.

611. 1l'lcMurdo & Co .• 5:li. ::I1cXanmra, A., 375. MrXeil;;'. A .• J. W., 503, 665. lI1cR~e, R., 61 i. !\kWilliam, J., 4GO. ::Ife:lder, '1'., 567, 568. lIfeadus, Dr., 103. Meagher, R., 45(;. J\1echlin, 567. Meckl!'nburg, 610. ::IIeehan, J., 379. :Meltedge, -, 382, 654, 65::>. ::Iler<.'atol"s map, 15. ::Iferchantman'. H:u'boul", no. ::Ilerchants attack Tl'Cllllctt, 31>U-

362. effect of P~lliser's Act, 3<4. oppose the. New Court, 35:.1.

the Custom House, 3SS. local government, 428. the House of AssemiJly,

435,484. petitioll of 1775, 340. Society, 392. tyranny of the, 379. HarLour, 610.

IHerival .. , 1'111'., 473. Merrett., Samuel, 239. ~reYllell (Wil~Dn and), 41)0. ::I1icbael, M., 414. ::IIid,1!e Bay, Labrador, 611i.

Cove rC'ad, 449. ::IIiddJeton, G. H., tender~ fui'

railway, 624. :Mil banke, Admiral, 35H. ::Ilillegan, Rev. G. S., 659. ::Ifilroy. A., 455. :l\1inerals. S;'e N., Miscellar.eul1s. M inel·'s, lVIr., defence of St. J olm's

in 1696, 217, 231. ::I1ingan, post from, 608 1I1inshew, 1'I1r., 253. l'Iiiquelon,48.

(Mechlin), 567. See alsu 81. Pierre.

JiIitchell, T., 278. T.,462. 'r., 529. shoots at Harver, 36i.

MoIlins, -", 185. Molloy, -, 567, ;;68.

E., 527. J. W., 423, t:62. :X., 664.

Moll's map, 281. )lonier, John, 295. l'tlonier-Williams, :W6. lIlonroe, J. H., SI1.

Hon. 1\1., 510, SSO, 532, 550, 614, 615.

Monsengs, 1'11.,265.

)Ioutague, Governor, 310. takes St. Pierre, 5iO.

)[ontigny, 1\1., ,217,2:)0, 243, 2t>1. 263, 264, 266.

][oody, Lt., 2n, 246, 201,'262, 2{i3, ~S2.

Governor r,t Placentia, 2iti. diar.Y of 1705 camp:tign, :W;i.

:lIoore, H., (i6~. Major·Gen., 055. T. F., 438, 43iJ, 440, 6tH.

}100ring, :iiI., 294. )loral, 'r .. 616. Moreen. M., 292. Morcy, Mr., 227. :!,Torgan, "'liles, 67. Morine, A. BOo 532, 550, 665.

portrait of, 550. :lI1orisoll, D. -, 6G5.

portrBit of, -. Morley, Lt .. 294. M orris, of. Waterford, 404.

-. 332,65.'5. Hon. K P., 411, 4~;;, ·135, -la7.

4:)3, HJ., 443, 457, 4GO,W~, 503, 529, 6(i~, 665.

portrait of,423. F. J .• 665. S., 457, 664.

}Iorl'ison, D., 5:l2. portrait of, 5:32.

]Iortier. 336. ]loyel', ::I1r., 167. }Iudgl', S., 4tiO.

firm (,f, 2:J7. )Iug-fo!'d (Jape, ti05. :'Ifni1' and Duder, 4V2. )Iullins Cove, G17. }'[ullock, Bp., 4:{S, ·16'>, 486, 41>i, .>S~.

490. on. telegraphi'~ COllllllUllica.

tIon, 634. propo,es a railway, oW. T.,464.

::I1uUowney, J. P., 4:';;,460. lIiunn, J., 457, 4f.7, 6,)4, 665.

portra it of, 451-J., & Co., 617. R. S., 615 .. 6ti5. firm of, 454.

]Iurine, P., 381. l't1urphy, -, a deserter ill l~OO,

-118. (Shea. and), 460. and Andrews, 5311. and Osmond, (,21. D., 381. Darby. 381, 390. J.,381. J., (;41. }1.,381-T., 375, 381. T. J., 665.

J\'lul'ray, the tailor, 44:1. 11..,496. J., 495, 527. Col. J., :lB2. James, 531, 5S:l, (i!:5. Xicholas, Hi). P.,379.

)Ius!'l'ave, Sir A .• 4U4. portrait of, 494.

)Iusquito, 301, 3:n.

Xttchvak Bay, 602, 606. Nain, 595,.610, 618. Nameless Coye, GOV. Natasquan, post from, 60S .. NAVAL OFFICERS:

Barton, Capt, 374-Berry, Sir .r., 194,196. Bobardt, Dr., 6()5. Eonfoy,.Capt., 2~j., 232.

NAVAL ·OFFICl:RS-COJlt. Bowker, Capt., 4'):;, 655. Bridge, Commodore, 24l. Browne, Capt., 5:;9. Buchan, .Capt. &e. Byng. Hon. John. &e. Byron, I,ord. See. .. Campbell, Admiral, 3.;;:;, 302-

C'lpt. See. . Carleton, Capt., 2~7. Cartwright, Lt. J. See. Chappell, Lt., 39~. Clinton, Capt .. 284. Cochrane, Sir T. See. Colvill,Lord, 308, 412-416. Cook, Capt., 316. ;317. Cookesley, Capt., ;,!I:'. 655. Crawley, Capt., 51H. 56S. Crowe. Capt. See. DJ.vy, Capt., 252. Desbrow, Capt., 21:3. Dickson, Lt. A., 3~4. Dorrill, R .• 284, 293. Douglas; Capt., 306, 412. Drake, F. W.o 291, 292. Duckworth,.T. '.I.'. See. Duff. Admiral, 337.

. DngdaJe, Lt., 41G. Edp;ell, Capt., 3i5. Edwards, Capt. R. See. Elliott, Capt. See. l~airbollrne, Capt., 275. Falkin~halll, Capt .. ~8k, :.lol. Frankland, Lt .. 2:n. Gambier, Lord, 375, :376. Glover, Sir J., 471, 501. Gower, Sir E., 378. Graves, L)l'd .. See. Gl'u.ydon, Capt., 275. Hamiltoll, :Sir C. See. Hamond. Capt., 556. Hatch, Capt., 252. H'l.wke, Sir E., 305. Holloway, Admiral, :{S:5. Howarth, Capt. 'Y., 501. H ugh.es, Capt., i47. Keats, Sir G. See. Ki!1!!, Admiral. 3G7. Lawl'ie, Lt., 65'~. Leakes, Sir .T., 185. Loch, Capt., 478. Mason. Ca~t., 104-109. Maxwell, Capt., 414. McKillop, Lt., 3S9. Milbanke, Admiral, 358. Montague, Admiral, 3iO,

570. Norris, Admiral, 222. 223. Osborne,Oapt,. See. Palliser, Sir H. See. Pickering, Capt., 252. Pickmore, Sir F., 4U6. Pole, Sir (J. 31:., 374. Poulton, Capt., 375. Prescott, Sir H. See. R,adstock. Lord. See. Rodney, Lord, 284, 2&0, 291. Russell, Capt., 205. Rut, .J oh11, 38c4l. Shuldham, Lord, 335. Spratt, Lt., 654.

. Stanford, Lt., :>:13. Taylour, Commodore, 2,),9,

270. Trcvanioll, Sir ?S., 254. 272. Ullderdown, Capt., 247, 25g. Vanhrugh, Capt., 281),284. Walker, AdmIral, 182, 28;.

Sir B..!i49. Wallace Sir R., 36S, .370. Walli." Admiral Provo, 390. \Vanen, Admiral, 289. 'Watson, Admiral, 284. Webh.Oapt., 285, 305, 56j~ Wheler, Capt., 183... ' Whetstone, Admiral. 237. Williams, Commodore, 1!l2,

211.

INDEX.

NAVY·, €ffect on, of discovery of - Newfoundland,l7.

Henry VII!., efforts to fonnd 3 llavy, 32.

English ~eal1len, 35. ships used for trade. 37. Masun, treasurer of the. lOll. naval COllVOY in 162:3, 112. dock and storehouse, 142. "·men of wap," 149.· picture of nl"l1 of war. 14". 'sham man·of war, 149. eaptain of convoys to obey

the Governor's orders, 1(;7. "duckmg," 174. Dra.ke's destrnctioll of 8t.

Pierre, 183. Sir John Berry, 194. . French power augmellted m

America, 178. Admiral 'Walker's attack on

Placentia, 182. Williams' attack Oll Placcn tia,

182. attac!c on PI.lecntia, 2n. incolllpetenoe of the, in Ame­

rica, 236. Leakes' attack on Tl'epassey,

&c •• 246. naval rule, 233. French pow.;:\, in America, 25G,

257. Keen appointed naval officer,

289. Church accommodation for,.

295. ma king of En)!; land, 30 i. prize money, :~05. English officers enforce their

interpretation of the treaty, 321.

Palliser complains of resident naval officers, 333.

French men-of-war forbidden to come on the cnast, :ni.

fishermen freed from press­gang, 3·13.

frIgates remained on the coast during the winter, 349.

men·of·war at St. John's and Placentia. 34~.

gallant fight against France, Spain, Holland and America, 351.

Rodney's victory at Dominir:J., 352.

smart capture oran American privateer, 351.

lllutiny of the Norecxtends to Xewfoundland,372.

Pluta stationcd for 20 years in Newfoundland, 375.

lleet at St . .Tohn's in 1812, asi.

prizes, :387. American vessels captured,

:.l87,3S9. capture of the Chesapcak~,

390. naval officet's in 1813, 39:3. ships winter in Newfound­

land. 395. Carson's attack on' naval

administration, 395-398. Morris' attack on naval

g0vern~)rs, 42.G. first steamer to· enter St.

John's, 455. officers on the west coast.,

546. efficient work done by naval

officers, 551. . pl'esSlllg men in st. John's,

654. St. John's full ofships,655. naval establishment rewoved

from St .. ;)'ol1n',;, 656.

731

NAvy~-cont. -. H.l\LS. ,­

Adamant, 369. Alal'lIl, 478. Ann and Joyce, 161. Antelope, ·:;06, :n4, :)~l,

415. Bedford, 416. Boston, 574. Centurion, 1"9. nrescent, 161,395. Dreadnought,2:>!. Durseley galley, 284. Egmunt. :324: Falkland,247. Fly, 407. Go'port, 415. GrammoDt, 305. Gra~~hoppel', 411. Guernsey, 509. I,ll. Conc'>rdc, 3/4. Latona, 3i~. Lictor, :,89. Lichfield. 270. LilY,5U. Mallard,5:m. Medway, 2·~i. Minerva,4H>' Monarch, 3Ufi. Nonsuch,24r. Xorthumberland, 316, 41:>. Oxford. 231. PearJ,:,H. Pegasus, 36:1. Phea.sant, ;JU5.

Pike, 3~~. 'k.:'~: ._" Pluto, 3;)], ,~, iJ, bG~. Promethell",3U5. R:tinbow, 2Jl. R.amille~, ;~(jU. Reserve, 203. Sapphire, 211. Shrewsbury, 410. Spitfire, 455. Squirrel, 281). Superb, 4lG. Sy·ren. ~OH, 415. Tenedos, tirst ship docked,

509. Yir.gin Prize, 212. Wager,3il4.

Negro servant, 17ti. Npgl'oes from Bermudian fishing,

:Hti. . :N esmond, Chevalier, 209, 223.

attack on St. John's, 213, 223.

Nevean, J., 375. Neville, Mr., 559, ;:;;;1; N ewfoundland coa~t scene.

381. NEWFOUNLAND. See also

RDtIC.l.TION, lIfERCliANTS, SEALIXG, SETTLEMENT, SHIP FrSHERMEX; also und'er N .. M iscellanp.olls, S82 Climate, Soil, Timber, Mines and Minerals, Sport and Game La'!l's, &c.

NEWFOUXDLAXD OHURCIIES:-CONGREGATIONAL Church

refounded,362, CHUB.ClI OF ENGLA.ND, ]55,

202,204. 256. 110, at Bay Bulls, 157. English Church in Con·

('eption Bav, 10l-C.C.C. Society formed,

658. • Coughlan's salary, 331. church at St. JOhn's, 228. Harbonr Grace Church

burnt, 655. church in St. John's, 26:.l,

265 .. description of the ft-eling

between the churches, 461.

732

XEWFO"CNDLAND--cont. NEWFOUNDLAND CEURClIES­

CO?t. Diocesan synod formed,

659. dispute about Carbon car

("hapel,652. Dingle, Rev. -, 364. establbhed in :Newfound·

In.nd, '71. foundation stolle of cathe·

dral laid, 657. Jackson's persecutions,

251. minister's su,lar.l', 272. Labrador population. Hli'l. Lent. stricter observance

of,172. non-observance of, 188. Hew r.hurch, 295. note on, 443. petition for minister, 19J. prayer book, 154. rep'lir of chnrlOh in lilH.

271. school established, 877. Sunday schools n'-esta­

blished, G5l. St. John's ch mch, ·':'.)S. St. Thomas' ccnsecmted.

G57. St. Thomas' ehnrcll

Ino\-ed, ·,1.01-S.P.G., founding of the,

2~8. Waldegrave helps to

re3tore the churc-h, 378. MOR,t YIAN l\lis:;ion; Labra.

dol' population, tllS. ;l1ission, 331, 332, 5U2,59+.

G17. mentioned hy Cartwright,

601. ]\{ETIIODIST CII1.'RCrr com­

p:!l1cd to subscribe ~o the new church, 295.

\Yeslepnism introduced. 33l.

dispute about Carbonear Chapd,652.

Wesleyan 1\li ssion stations organised, 655.

George Street lIIethodist Church,659.

Labrador population, 618. PRESBYTERIAN Labrador

population, 618. 1il'st church established,

657. Free ki l'k established. 657.

QU"KERS, 2·n, 265. at Bonavisttt, 264.

ROeJ:AX CATII0LIC Eiscayall l'riest in :Ncwfoundland, 47.

Bishop Fleminl'. 4·26. Bishops Lambert and

Scallan, 408. Bishop l\1ullock, -'\87. Bishop O'Donel. See. Capuchin friar, 263. chapel built, &c .. 363-365. c11 mch at St. Pierre, 573. compelled to subscribe to

the llew church, 295. des{!riptiol1of the f~eling

betweell the churches, 4kl1.

EUj?;Jish at Placentia com­pelled to become. 186.

forbidden to use church­yard at Placentia. :l66.

establishment of, in New-foundland.110.

Gouling the'Jesuit, 263. in Cape Breton, 33{). influence ill politics, 436. Labrador populaton, 618.

INDEX.

NEWFOUNDLA ND-- cO?tt. ClEWFOUNDLAND CII1.'RCHES-­

cont. Lent, permis~ioll to eat

fish in Slia,n during war, 320.

loyal to the Government, 364.

Norton first Roman Catholic judge, ,,57.

prrsecutioll of, 283. Present'ltion J',"un's COil·

vent, 656. burnt, 458.

priest in St. John's, 228. propaganda, 228. school' estahlished, 377. service at :Ferryland, 101-Jesuits, 155. 1\1. Allain at St. Pierre,

572. CnSTO)[S HOCiSE fUl'med, 315.

~eizures, 328. opposition to, 338. site of, 3311. Collector Routh, 356.

CCSTO;l!S: fishinp: in Newfoundland,

19-24. share of a wr13ek. 19. stages and hal'l'eiling fish,

29. fishery customs at Cro­

mer, 33. "half seas over," 34. Devonshire customs in

Newfoundland, GL fishing admirals, 70. ~( Cruizing," 1] 4. derived from Devollshire,

114. ancient, of flshin;.; ud­

mirab,1:>9. " scaffold of the Grapple,"

1~9. }'rench rooms at Pla·

centia, 182, 183. }'rench Fishing Company,

184. green men, 192. casks for oil, 2D:t ship fishermen's lep:al, 226. "triangulation," 226. chnracter of the fishery.

258. officers taking bribes, 275. fishing' at Plaeen tia, 276. H Ii viers," 2i9. in Placentia, :/82. ~'Tennt!l's,J' 2S7. Bye-boat-men, 297. 'c y(lungster~," 298. winter supplie~. 315. servants' wages. 818. new regula tions, 32:;. " whipper," 3:\6. whipper, 3·1,:1. mentioned in petition of

1775, :3,*7. whipping, S5U. faction fights, &c., ·~Ol. cook room, -1,50. public. grindstone, 49t:. Ox ~al't, St. Pierre, view

of,56-1,. at St. Pierre, 564. EnJrlish settlers nt St.

Pierre, 567. wine obliged to be tltli:en

WIth a cargo of salt, 567. French method ot' payillg

seamen, 570. the Labrador passen"cl'

tralIic, 603. " l!'ARlUNG, sheep. 96.

Guy's attempt nt, 100. ~rason's account, 106. at Cupids, 126.

NEWFOUNDLAND--cont. }'A RMING----cont.

at Ferryland, 129,130. Baltimore c»ttle, 156. encoural!'ed, 164. Downing's farm, 195. in 1675,207. gr:1z1n~, ;)2f). ne.ar St. Jolin's, 341, :H~.

365. Capt. Edgell's fu,rm, 375. Goverllor Holloway ad­

vocates, :>83. allowed, S98, 399. view of', Ileal' st. J Oh11'8,

399. around St .. John's, 427. agricultural meeting, 449. ;.;reat development about

1840,454. 8i1' G. Le Marchant's

interest in, ,162. .. ould~Sir Gasper's breed,"

465. land in NeWfoundland,

5Q;'. Cottage furm cleared, 6",.. first gmnts of land, 655. first agricultural society,

607. }'ISlIERY, view of a stage, 2z.

barrelled fish, :29. B:tcalao, men.ning of, 81. charter party in 1580, 81. leave to export fish in

159[),84. policy of insurance Oll

:Newfoundland fish, 8". season, men summoned ill,

100. customs, 100. seine, .. h~liJlge of a

sesne," 103. cttplin, 106. admiruls, 1:19. cost of ou,fit, 204. greeu men, t33. bye-boat-men, 228,297. " Room," 298. ~"tra.in," 2l:JS. "cod semi's," 34~. green fish men in LRbra·

dOl',602. :FISHERY, description of

:Mason's.lIl6. description of, 201i. account at in HOG, 267. description, 27:>. WilIhms' account of, 2nti.

PISHE.RY, REGULATlliX of the, 29.

llt:l':,llJel' of voyages made, .3/.

Act, to compel !ish to lJe eateH on vYednesdays and Sa,turduys. 55.

forbiduing importation of foreign caught fish, .jt).

Raleigh's cpiuioll upon the, 69.

supplies for be (trmy, 75.

under Tl'eworgie, 16~. losses in 1705, 241;. eonvoy for, JiGl, 305.

FISIIERY, E:S-GJ,)srr. N ewfoundlaHd ilrst mell­

tioned in Ad of Parlia· ment,33.

Engli3h ships in New­foundJand, 60 ..

ill English hands .. :J;;n. FISHERY, ESTIMATE of ships

in, 1527, 40. estimate. 136. in 1661, 156. sllOilt by the wars, 159.

XEWFOUNDLAND-cont. "FrSHERY--cont.

quantity of mtch, 186. estilllate of, 190, l!03, 210. red uet-ion ot" the, 250. estima,te of, 2(;3, 278, 274,

285, ~!l6, 3t6, 3~6. successful. 374. efie('t of the war, 393. enormous ('Il.tch, 402. partial failure, 486, 492. •. great fishery," 4\16. largest known, 500. estimate, 652, 654.

FISHERY, FRE::!ICH, eoufined to English, 375.

:French, from June to October, 183, 187, 322, 5(i8.

:French, 575. St. Pierre statistics, 586.

FISHERY, IMPORTANCE OF" :l56.

value of. accordil1i!: to de legates to Hulifa,x, 501,506.

capable of enormous de­velopment, 629, 1)3').

price of fish in 1512, 19. pric" of Jish, 28, 14H, 387,

395, ,102, 4u3. profitableness of the.

lOG. FISHERY. BAIT, birds for, 100.

supply in Fortune Bay. 478.

Act passed, 1>14. elIect of, 577. :French paid f)r, 578. intellil~ence service, 649.

FISHERIES COl1:.1Ussrox, u,n. fish hatcheries, 6,'1. cure or codlish a.mt

herrings, 649. il-Iodel freezing rooms, 649. CodJish hat('hed. 650. D. W. Prowse's opinion

on cod-Imtchery, 650. FISHERY, LOBSTER report,

556. lobster hatchery, 6ilO. l:ish l~xhibitioll, 6(;0.

:FJSHERY, SAL:!1:0:S-, 274, 283. 297.

French not right, 322. regulatiolls, 337. ftl-ilillg, Cl7,

FISHISG', BA.:S-K, account of, 569.

bank~, French fisherm('ll, view of, on the. 570. 571.

bank fishing, number at the,5i5.

J,EGAL AXD .JUDICIAL : ].:tws )Jroclaimed by Guy, 99. Whitboul'llc's coart in WI;;.

114. "some wnr of judicature,"

155. trial of foul' men for plunder­

ing l!'rcilch rooms, liS. process sen'ed in Hi50, lif). olIelldcr~ to be brought to

England, ID2, "buses in St .. John's, 2M. want of, effect in Ac,t of

William III., 225. :.buses of the fishing admimls.

226. powers of Act of William II I.,

2:;3. Capt. Crowe's laws, 25~. courts aPPOinted. 27;). want of c(JUl'ts, 275. districts appoillted, 281. court house, St. John's, 284. courts appointed, 235.

INDEX.

~EWFOUNDLAND-cont. LEGAL AXD .JUDICIAL--COllt. Shnw'~ " Practical Jllstice,"

28fj, aspeet .:.f new courts. 286. winter justices, 287. Vanbrugll's commi~sion. 283. Drake's Commission, 288. Keen's murder, 292. Rodney's tl'eatmentof, 292. district.s in 1732, 301. surrogate courts, 315. abusE'S, 326. DO;lghlan appointed a justice,

331. offi('es held by the Gills .. 333. change of judges, 3:36. Dunning's opinion 011.336. lawlesslless in Newfoundlul1ll,

33~. Pishin~ admirals to ha,yc

power to appoint deput,ies, 3-11.

criminal cases in 1777, 343. Philip's case~, 348. Admiral's pl·oceeclings. 34S. wa,nt of civil government,

348. abuses, 355. description of the courts in

178l.3.')7. Act of 31 George nI.. 358. salaries ot' the judges a::d

clerk" 359. hi!!:h COIl stahle, 381. olfidals forbidden to trade,

~tl3. chiel' justice's salary, 383. police establisiled, 3S5. chief justice's salv.ry ad­

vanced,3Dl. Colclough's attempt to ap·

poillt an associate judge :192.

trial of a fisherman, 394. writs issued in 18n, 403. Butler v. Lundrigan, 4-11,421. supremE' cOllrt constituted.

422. dress of the judges, &c., 423.

supreme (!{)Urt opened. 4"3

Atiorn;;':General Simm;;, 430. Boultoll's decisions reyersed,

438. Boulton's anomalolls position,

444. Rielly v. C:trson, 445. Court of Common Pleas

established,653. ,essio!l courts, !i53. 110 priboners, 653. first .case in supreme conrt,

654. surrogate courts abolished,

65~. judIciary, 662.

XEWFOUSDLAND i\IrscELLA-NEOl'S:

auk, great, view of, 283. bears. \\ hite, W. beer. price of, 19. boots. :!OO. bottomry, 188. calabogr.s, 22n, 36';. cari boCl. 6al, view of, (i32. casks,H6. chronometers, I.e Roy·s. 56n. ('odoU, 9;;. commerce, 198. commercial, 403. compass, ;~6. crisis in 1815. cranberries .. 153. Cnnard Line, 456. 0unard SS. ashore, 461. Deep Sea lIIission, 604. 61.t.

7:33

NEWFOUNDLA ND--cont. XEWFOcNDLAND ::Ii rSCE I. !.A -

SEOUS--cont. duties, power t) levy, 144.

levied on French by 'Wil-ham IU .. 224.

eclipse at B urgeo, 316. expenditure, 429. exp~rts in 1814, 655. famine threatened in 1812, 4UU.

1817,405 . fires, forest, 103, 131. freight, rates ot'. 107, 136.

Ships, 1;;3, 273. to Newfoundland, 39, 40. wine oblig-ed to be taken

with a cargo of salt, 5fii. furs, 109, 179, 184,297.

at Sonlis Brook, e20. g-ame, 136, J 79. glass-making. 96. gmnite qu:u'l'ies, 620.

view of, 624. Grt'at Eastern, 642, 644. h~wks in N ewfoundlantl, lii. h .. alth officer. 289. impol·ts, :~94. 653. inSllr:lnCe on fish, 86. land grant to mil way com­

pany."'27. lumbering development, 620,

621. lynx in Newfoundland. 16. log lil:e. 37. marine insurance, 37, 84. meat. price of, 19. Illine:'al found by Gilbert. 73.

at Tilt Cove, 496, 497. mines and minerals, 715. molasses, 198. Newfoundland Rec0rds. 314.

doa:.487. olive oil, t'xpense of, 2!li. Papt'l's:-

Royal Ga.zette. :l80. :st. John's Gazette, 395. Pllblic Ledg-er, 436. N ewf'ouudl:mder, 441. Patl'iot,44l. Royal GazettE' stul'tf'd.

fl54. Newfoundland 1I1ercun­

tile Journal established, 6;;5.

Evening· Telegra.m, 659. Daily Colonist, 660. Eyening: Mercury, 660.

partrIdge. pIcture of, li:l:!. Dopulation. 142, 19;;.

under stated, 176. Irish,201. in J 7 65, &c. 325, 652. in 1804, 378. of St. Pierre, ;;71. census in 1869, 6,)9.

]Jo.~bl rates in 1815, 380. commulllcatioll, 45;;, 46:,. revenue, 18 tl-lS$l2. 46;3. Victorin S.S .. 4156, 487. Allan line, ·197. Laomdor winter post, 607.

snmmer post, 60B. Mc\usnnd deputy, 653.

post ornce est:tblished, 65~. poLashes. flo, 1~7. 1'r('8s abuse the HOllst' of

Assem bly, 4:;,;. pl'ices, :387.

of commoditie', :315, 379. . effect of crisis, 40;3-

pl'lze ~gents •. 242. 246. 267, 3.S. ptarmIgan, pIcture of. 6:3:3. rackets, snow, 2fH. revenue, 450, 497,509. rum, lOS. salt, cargoes of, 95.

cost of, 136. pl'oposa.ls, 137.

7.34

)lEWFOC)lDLA)lD--coni. ::\EWFOUNDLAND MISCELLA·

SEOUS--I'01d. saltmaker. 128,130. sarsapn rilla, !l6. 10H. saw mill, 9G. 100, 10;~.

yiews of, 620, 621, 624. servants, excitement amrnp,'

the" shipped," 3H3. wa-i':es, 3!l.J..

s\Jipouildin/1:, 35-37, 165, 378, 41J2, 403. 40~.

boat· building at Cupids, 120.

Eskimo boats, 593. COIUIlI bus (;aravels, 5. size of "hips. 2:,.

ships or Charles 11.'8 time, 16;;. pi0tHre or small era1t.

liS. French fishing boat, 570,

571,576. s1l1all·pox, 2~15. soil, 715. sport in. 62.

Cnrtwright.'s JOl1rn::l, 600. opportunities for, 631, f.32. sport,7l0. g-tnne laws, 717.

spru('i.' beeI'. 1:j6, 273. stt':1Il1ers, first. 4,,5. st(,:llll communication, Gal·

way line, 469. 6::.5. Sunday observuncp, 234. 253,

2i3. survey, Mason's, 104.

Cook's, 316. Iteological, 4(i.~, ·196. Flemin~'s, 500. Bellair';;. !:lOl,

tariff of 183;;, 4!O. ta yerll liccll(,(,s. 356. tn \'~rns. 1~7, IuS, 20)., 234. 271,

;ll2,3i3. at St. Pierre in li5!!.567,

568. names of. in John's, 381.

tplescope, 131. tiltG,261. tim bel' exports, 95, 620, 621. timber, i15. truck system, evils of, 380,

53i. to11!tCCP. lfS.

Yorke. 200. trade to, 12, 107.

throu;rh, 145. in, in Commonwealth,162. uncler 'rreworp:ie, 164.

wnlrns, killm;r, 60, uRH. 'weather in 1611-16,125,128.

great storm, 336. in 1817, 405. "w inter oj' the Rn.lg," 405. in lS41),4G1. climate, 71;';.

\\' inc to be export"d from, to England, !)5. .

woollen trade WIth Ireland, 201.

POLITICS.. Goyernor Treworgic, lHI).

Governor's pa,y. Collins peti­tions for. 271.

Governor appointed. 283. first appointed, 2S;'i.

wtlnt of ciyil government, 348. po~r relief, socidy for, in

1790,37:,. «ambier ndyocates local go­

yernment, 3i6. Carson's attack upon the s~'stem of !,:overnment, 3!lii.

first governor Pickmore. 406. Butler 1'. Lundri~an. ·n1. a~itation for !tical govern-

ment. ·111. . ::l1or1'i5' pamphlet, 425, 426.

INDEX.

::\EWFOUNDlAND--f'Ol/.t. POLITlcs--cont.

fpnewed agitation for loral go~rnment, 427.

merchants' oppositioll, 428. lirst house of assembly, 429. local ~oyernment granted,

429. Kent's address, 430. bow-wow parliament, 431. opening of first house of

assembly,4:n. legislative council formed,

433. disputc between the two

houses, 433 .. 4:)5. merchant-s' opposition. 435. vi(,lence of the mob, 435. contingency Bill:;, 43(t elld or the first house of

aSSelJl bly, 438. riots by Roman Catholic

candidates, 4~;8. supply throwll out, 439. honse of assem hly claims to

appoint its own officers, 4'W.

elections declared invalid, 4;~rl.

"<?ntingency Bill. 440. disputes between the houses,

443. Privy Council advise modera-

tiOll,444. Boulton dismissed, 444. Kielly v. Carson, 445. p]'iyih>~e of colonial member,

decided by Privy Council, 447.

the amalgamated legislature, 4!7.

House of AssembJy dissolved, 447.

the ama1gamated house, 450, 456.

ori~inal constitution restored, 457.

openinp: of the new legisla. ture,46:).

I~nglish Government refuse responsible government, 463.

p:rant of responsible govern­. ll1etot, 1M. compensf1tion to office holders

and Representation Bill, ·16G.

the Representation 13il1. 467. lirst udministration purely

Roman Catholic, 468. election note in 18Gl, 483. attempt to form an amalga-

mated ministry, 484. the elpdion of ltitil, 484. the Burin election, 485. Mr. Kent's administration,

485. dispute abcnt the ('oastal

stef1mer, 481;. :Bishop Mullock's Jetter, 486. poor relief, 436. Act fl>r coastal steamers, 487. dissens:on about poor relief,

488. dispute about "sterling,"

488. Kent's accusation of Sir A.

Bannerman, 488. Sir H. Hoyle's administration,

488. Riot in St. John's, 1861, 4S9. Sir F. Carter's :J(lministra­

tien, 494-. poor relief, nttempt to sup­

press, 496. Bennett's administration, 497. collapse of the Bennett ad­

minisir$.iion, 499.

XE W:FOlTNDI.AND--ront. POLiTIcs-cant.

the" Tim Dobbin" COllllll!S­sion,500.

SirW. V. Whitewa,y's Mi· ministration, .j06.' .

riot at Fox Trap, 512 .. Harbou,· Grace riot, 5i3. Sir R. Thol'bnrn·sadlllillistrn·

tiol], ;'14. election of 1893, 52(l. ('iection petitions, 532 .. 6tll. Ballot Act pflssed, 660. manhood suffrage, 660.

New1l1an, C. D., 6.17. . Newman, R. L., 389. Newman, W., ;)(30.

hOilse in Fort William, 328. men, 29S, 40~. and Co., 2\)9. 390. lanu, 305. prcmises secured i!1 1846,

458. rooms, 450. irade to Labrador, 598.

Nicholls. Wm., 270. Nicholson. Governor, 276. Niels~n, A., 615, (;48. Nipp~rs Harbour, 279. Nisbet's Havcn. 5Hlc. Neven. G., 410, 4ll. Noad, J., 457, 1Jj:;, 4:,;';, 4St'. Noble. -, 280.

Captain, 023. Mr., 526. and Pinson, il98, ;;99, 'i01. J. Ratt, ;)60. 1'. Kennowf1y, 5il8.

Noll, John, 239. Noonan, J, R., ;)41. Noonan, J . .L., G1l5. N orman Cape, 473, 557.

N.,605. Norris. Adm., 222, 223.

portrait of, 222. Col.,280. Arm, 629.

Xorthmen, di:;coveries of tht', 1, 587.

Eric, statue 0f, 2. NOl'Gon, Chief Ju:;tice. T., 457, 66:3. Norway. trade with, 25, 28. Notre Pame, 278, ~83. Nowill, -, 280. Nowlan, M., 460.

P., 488, 4Q 9, f,64, 665. Harbour, (l17.

Nugent. -, 465. J. V., 4!)tl, 43S, 444, 657, 6(a. portmi t of. 444.

Oakley, J. T., 665. O'Brien, 'Mr, (Colossus of Roads),

448. L., 436. 4;35, 457,465, 4Gi, 48*,

493. portrait of, 493. L. and Co ... 460. Lady, 529, 605.

portra it of, 530. Sir '1'. 1'\., 52H, 60h 614. 61".

port.rnit of. 52\!. harbour, 60;.

Oderin, 16;', :3;36. O'Driscoll, -, 357. O'Donel. Bishop. 363,364,382.

insult to, 3(i7. ~peaks well of Governor 'Val·

degrave, 3i3. O'D:mnell, Father .J.. 489. ;)13. O'Dwyer, It., 455.

R. & Co., 460. Ogdep, C. Justice J., 360, 374,419,

662. O!l:ihie, B. Gen!., 574. O'Gormans of Burin, 574.

Okak. 595, 61R. Olonne. il7ll. O'.'I!arn., .J.. -HI).

.J. T .• 527. M.J.,6G5.

Openill:e\'ik I~hlld", 11~17. Opot Portu, 43. Or:tn.2;e, Great, I-I:trbours, 321. O'neilly, Constable. J6. Osborne. Capt., 2S'l, 2%, 3n Osmond (l\l[urphy and). (j21-Oswa.ld. Mr., 8:'2. OUll:iel·,. P., 330, 423. Outer COVI~ road, 44;). Outerbridi\'e, J., 52:). Oxford, Thomas, 176, 1!l7.

de"eription of, destl'Uction done in, Ncwfoundland, 1114.

Pltck,Goss(', and Fr~·pr, 488. Pack,R .. 43t. Gla. Packard's, Dr., book 011 Labrador.

610. Packer. -, 301. Pack's Harbour, GIll. HI7. Pacquet Harbonr. ;)iii. Pai ne, 1\1[1'., 10:1. Palals, Cnvalillr ric. 211. Palliser, Sir H .. 2~2, :Hi, 41:,. 59!'.

portrait of, ;n~. Coghlftn's lettel' to. 3~i. dlsll1 isses Phccntia justices.

315. interest in Vtbl'idor, 3Zt. letter to I:lernard, ;;U8. ettor to . Fmncklill about

French l\1ic l\Iucs, 3:30. protection of ,tbhermcn, a2G. rell:ulatiom for L:cbr:dt>,·

Jishery, W7. support of the Morn,vians, 3'12. eharges the l<rcnch with

bringing savag-es to N C\\P. fOlludland, 591.

P,Ll':1l1ise, 4S, 610. P;r,rker, Ensign, 3S2.

rind Gleesl)n, 453, 431). C:1pt., 3~2, u;,-t. Rkhal'd, ]57.

P'Ll'khm·.,t·s IUl'r.ltive, 3'~, GO. PM'meriins. 5S:1. Parsons, -, 29~, 332, 654.

E.,(H7. . R., Hi~h Consta.ble, 381-R. J., 4:n, 41i5, 4:;8. 474, 63~.

portl"lit of, 474. R. J., jum., 665. family, 137.

Pasquiligo's lctter, 11. Pater.~()n, Rev. G., on Portllgne~e

di <coveries, 10. Pa>'ne, B .. :WG.

C., 617. Payzant and Frazer, 557, 53fl, ;jIll.. Pe:trce, Capt., 15G, 179.

Mr., :l2ti. Pearl. Sir J., -Hi. Pea~eley, W., HZ. Ptckham, -,67.

narrati \re, 7G. 70. Pelegrin, M., 573. I-'elllbe,·ton, -, 244, 263. Penha.llow's description of the

losses in 1G%, :!21. Pennell. E. B., 515. Pennock'~ Owc, fi17. Penny, -, 617.

A., 655. Bros .. 616. E.,616. Jos.,6l6.

Peppereli, -, 289. Pepperlll, W.,199. Perchard, R., 331, ,!,W, 460. Percy, T., 19. Pe,den, Henl'Y, 271.

INDEX.

Perkins anti Winter, -tIO. -,599.

Perlicnn, Xew, 2:32. 31JI. Old, 23~ .. 2 !6 .. 2iO, 281), 301.

Perry, }'" account of Atlanti(' cable, 642. .

portrait 0'. (;42. _ H., 301. Peters, .J. E. P., G65. Peterson, Capt. (Boston), 4~7. Potit Maitre, 18:)' 2fS. Petit Nord, 185, 2M;' PETTY H,~RBOt'R, 103. 230. Z·B.

26l, 2fj2. 2G8, 2tH. 2,;(;. 27".271, 297, 301, 3~1. :34!l, 61i, 653-

:D'Iber'l"ille's fi,;ht at, 215. view of, 24~.

Peyton, T.; GG5. Philips, Licut .. 269.

mill. 6~1. J.,336. Mr., 270. N.,317.

Phillpotts, Lieut., 651i. P!1ippard, -, 3H:J. 4'18, 655. PICk Eye, 496. Pickering-. Ca.pt., 252.

Sir Gilbert. ](i7. Pickmore. Sir F ... 40[i. Pidgeon, W., 301. Pi..-;eard, Capt ... 47:3. Pike, Alfred. 52~.

famil.y, 137. John, 21, 292. R., 3~n.

Pin~ent. hmil~' of. 222. Sir R, 71, 9~, 2:lil. 531, 6,;3.

portrait ot', 521. Pins}n,3!J3.

a justice for Labraior, 3!'3, 1)02, ti55.

(Noille a.nd), 598,5:)9,601. Pinw:tt'e, 617. Pirates att:l.ck St .. J.lhn's, IH.

damage by, 13G. defence ag-ainst. 18:3. robson's Commission to sup-

prcs<. lOS. Pistolet's map, ()!,. Pitcher, T., V;7. Pitt's fI1ctories, 52!),

J. 8., 52H, 550. • J. and W .. 527. J. aml ""., sen1 first cable,

640. PLACESTIA.48.

description of, under the French, ISil.

Crevecour, lSI. Castle Hill. 181. fortifications. 181. attacked by l~llgli~h, I~~. views of, 182. plan 01, 18f. Aylrod's, ,John, desct'iption of

Plac<?ntia, 185. yipw or farm ilnd fishing st.~gl'.

ISS. Ayl!'od's account of. 20~. gn,rrisolledfrom IJlledabuctou,

2U9,210. eSGLpe of Em;lish fram, :!l.'l. D'Iloel'ville at, 21;;, 2111. Co;tabdlp-. Governor of, 217. Castlc Hill, 237. Graydon's a.nd 'Wnlker's

attacks on, 23;. defences of', 2:37, 239. Subercase, Governor of, 242. plan of. 24~. compensation to Cost-abelk.

24~. French surrender of. 258. terms of sllrrender, 25!l. a.ttack from, 2;;2. French chaplain at, 263, 26t.,

2G:).270. fortifications at, 273.

73·)

Pr.ACENTIA-Cont. nnder govcl'nnlPn( of Xon,

Scotia. 2iG. plan of. 276. Bay, 279. Governors l\i[ootly and GI,;,l­

hill,282. under Nova SC)tia, 283. separated from Nol',. Scotia,

:<86. fishing at, 297. magist,ates, &c. of, 301. Petty, 301. Graves defends, 307. English troops at, :)14. Court HOllse, 3H. . justices dismissed, ~15. surrogate recJrtis, 315. Little, ~1;'5. trouble with the ll:arriso:l. 32~. William IV. at, 36(;.

393. 3.)5, 415. 4.'38, 4i\~;,7, 165, -tili. 4f)~, 498.

f.dvanta'.1:es of railway to. i)[3. French occupation of, 5'!2. date of Gn.rg')t's Commis.,ion,

5G5. settlcrs 1';0 to St.. Pierre, 571. .Junction, 625. 626. c:l,\)le from, 643. model smoke·honses. 649. court house built. G53. J. Brown, apPointerl J.P., (ljS. members for, 6(;4.

Pointestre anli RolJillS011. GO]. Pole, Sir C. M .. 3i4.

portrait of, 3H. Pollard, 174.

Christopher, 220. Poutrincourt, 20. Port-a· Port, 47:!, 4·iS. :;5~. "iii. Poreen, M., Ini. Porter, R., 301. Portnchna .. 43. Vortll:.;a 1 COYC, 20, 222, 2:)2. 2711.

~W:).

r'1'ellch prctel1l1cLl to 11 n \'I' landed tl'OOPS at. 37:l.

view of, 392. road, 1d7, G.ili. view of. 438.

PORTUGUESE, discovc,'ies allti names in NeWfoundland, 111 •

claim to Newfoundl:l.nd, H, !ii.

fishci'Y, Iii. (Anglo·). trade to Newfoml!!·

land, Hi. fishery, eommencement of. 17. ilcet, :lO. fishel'Y methods, 22. ji~l~ermcn's dt'ead of ('ollei'tor,

,3.). fishillp; in 1527,41. fishery, 1.0. treatment of Gilbert., 70. ships captured by piratf's,

102,10;. at Petty Harhour, 103. tl'"de to Newfoundla.l1fl, 267. lisbon 9;'1 ')jo) ;;90 ()p"rto: 3S~: - -, . . Fishing Company, 454. fishinp;M :,;traits of Belle

Isle.5SU. Poulton, Capt., 275. ]'ovey's report. 1159. Powell's. Danit'l, kttm', 122. Power, ·~3S, 617.

Bi ,hop, 531. C., 331. D.,3i5. J .. 375, 431, 4:3S, 664. Lawrence, 3M. R.,3!3. "-.,375,831.

Prendergast, J. I •. , 45;, 468. 4H, oti4.

736

Pre~cott, Sir R., 436, 438, ·~4i, 44S. 456.

portrait of Sir H .. 44~. Preston (Hunt, Stabb, and) 343,

3S7. Prim, P .• 348. Pring. M., voyage to New Eng-

land, S6. Pringle, Colonel, 341, 652, 653. Prior's, l\L, report. in6. Prowse & SOilS, 527.

at CalaIs roads, in th0 fire­ships, 82.

D. W .. 650. 664. R., 179, 196, 455, 460, 468, 474,

658,664. 1:';., 3S7, 393, 602, 655.

Punch Bowl, 610, 617. Pyle, -, 161. Pynn, J:. 17n. 19~.

famIly, 137. -.24'). W.,30l.

Pynne, -, 245.

Queen's Lakes, 610. Quenal, .J., 333. QnDI VIDI, 176, 194, }!lG, 232, 261.

265, 2R6. 270, 2/1, 297, 301, 308, 319. 383, 412.

viewof,10. losses in 1705, 246. Grove Farm. 296. view of, l"okin{l,' t~wards the

scene of the fight in 1762. 307.

view of, from Signal Hill, 30S. Horwoods of, 309. land at, 337. views of, 360.

Quinn, -. 2fJ6. Quirk, C., 381-

N.,395. Quirpon, 278, 281, 324, 410, 473,

476, 5i6, 594, 597.

Rabbit, W. J., 603. Rabbits, Billy, 45l.

N.,6G5. Race, Cape, 10, 461.

via. 641. Rarle. de lao 182. R:ldstock, Lord. 365, 372.

Jetter to, ,un. portr~it of, 373.

Rae Island, 43S. Roftus. R., 721. Ragp:ed Harbour, 283.

Islands, 610. RAILWAY, proposed, 50Q.

prosperity resulting from, in 1882,50ll.

HaJl's !:lay line, 506. advanta!;es of :l. 513. inp.eptioll of the Hall's Bay

line, 514. Placentia rail way constructed,

511,524. construction, 622. evntractors bil, 623. line completed by the re­

ceiver, 623. Sir H. Alhm's tender, 623. Sir "Y. Whiteway advocated

(.onstruction by the Goyern­lD(>nt. (;23.

receipts, (;2:3. lIew tenders for Hall\ B:IY

line in 18()O. 624. proceedin~s against the ('011-

tractors, 624. views on thf',624. proper terminus in St .. John's,

624. bridp:es, views of, 622, 625, 627 ..

628,6:30.

INDEX.

RAILWAY-Cont_ further contract of 1893, fIJI'

Port-an-Basque line, (;26. bnd grant, 627. conn~ctinp: roads, 628.

Raleigh, Sir '11'., 66, 67, 68. portrait of, 75. fleet revictllal ir, K ewfound­

land,57. captain in Newfoundland,

10:1,111. Ramah, 595, 610, 618. Rameau Island, 506. Random Sound, fa. Rankin, R., 664. Ray, Dape, 353, 410, 50;';. 557 .. 558,

('!l5,636. Ra.y-nnr. Capt. John. 156, 178, 17fl. Rehou [Bay Hulls?] 261. Recllloux, Capt., Mi. Red Bay. Lahrador, 604, 6JO, 616.

bdian Lake, !li5. Island, 472, 473, 477. views of French huts at, 250,

il44. Redhood, N., 179. Redmond, P., 375, 381. Redwood, 161. Rl'ed, 1\.1.. 301. Reeks, H., iIi. Reeve, Thompson, 272. Reeve.<, Chief ,Justice, J., 358. G62.

accused of peculation, 391-portrait of, 358. Col. G., 656.

Rei"hel's map of Labrador, 594. Reid, R. G .. 6:W, 621.

and hi~ labourers view of, 622.

portrait of, 621. and Middleton's contract, 625,

626. T.,347.

Reilly, L.,31;). Rendell, -. 382, 655.

G. 'r., 526,529, 6i6. J.,665. J. M. & Co., 460. S •• 297, f.G5. \Y.& G., 527.

Renew:;c, 120, 242, 301, 351, 405, ,t06.

Denys at. 17. French propose to settle at,

230. Rennie, Stuart, & Co., 367, 393,

400,657. Renon. 111., 268. Renouf, J., 460.

Hon. H .. 499. 664. Resolution Head, fishing at, 60'1. Rex, H., 301. Reynell, Thir., llJ6. R"Yllolds, Colclough writes to, at

Lisbon, 390. Ribero's map, 15, 5S9. Rice. Rev. ,Jacob, 255, 27'2.

R. P.,(;;;~. Richards. )fajoT, 223. 252. Ri<'he Point, :!5S, 281, 312, 557. 56?. Richery, Admiral. 367.

destroys 8t. Pierre, 574. Ridley, :lI-J.r., portrn it of, 451.

T., 455. 457. tl64. T. R., 467, 1j65.

Rigoulette, tHO, 617. post to, 609.

Rivers, Col.. Z:~i. Roach (Stabb and), 556,559,561. ROADS, primitive paths through

the woods, 114. ll:l11doin's de~('rjption of the.

2:3'\. Road making', 33G, .127, 448, 454,

619,6:;6. expenditure, 429. con necti:!/; with rail way, 628.

Robe, l\1ajor, 458.

Rohinson, Sir B., J.Hi, 4-!!J, 4;;i, 4:i5, 409, 488, 500 .. 501, 6:33, GG:3, GSt

portrait of. 4S4. Capt. Sir R., 174-, 175, 202. G. R,., 382, 427, 429, 655. Brooking- &. Co., 458, 460. Mrs .. celebrated, 599. (Pointestre, and), 601.

Rohel'row, John, 93. Robert!; Ba\'. :,01. 4S·i.

trade to; Lahradvr, G02. Lewis, 596. 1\[. 0., 637.

portrait of, 6~8. Philip, 217, 230, 231.

Robervab voyages. 45. Robins of Jersey, 601. Rotz map, 84. Rochfort, J., 411, 'l67. Rock Point, Bay of Islands, 473. Rodger (l\1arshall and), :)27. Rodm'Y, Lord, 28 h 290.

portrait of, 291. Rogerson, J. J ... 474.485,467, 5?!1.

664. portrait of. 4H. P., & Co., 458 .. 4·60.

RO,2'crson's Bill to regulate the Labrador pa ssenger tmffic, 603.

Roland, Re\,. :Mr., :l!lS .. 655. Rolls, J ... 66.:>. Rolson, -, Ii ... Roope, John, 241, 244, 246, 2G2,

26:3. Rorke, J., 508, 617, 665. Rose, J., 301. Ross, W., & Co., 617. ltothwell. E., ';65.

and Howring. 527. Rouge, Cape, view of Freneh ~tages at, 258, MS.

lle,354. Roupe, Melle, 266. Rouse, -, SOL Routh, Chief Justice R., 336,36Q,

653,662. drowned, 374.

Row (Stabb. and Holmwood), 459.

T.,467. portral t of. 46i.

W. R, 432, 4:3;), 438, 455,457, 461, 41)5, liG4.

Rowland, Re\,. D., 655. Ro wsell' s, 280, 297. Rudkin, Capt., 656. Rumkey, Mr., 556. Russell, Capt., 205.

Mr., 170. Thomas, 269, 270,

Rutherford, R. & A.., 460. Rnt's yo>·age. 38-41. Ruyter, Admiral, 197. Rllj'5Ch's mall, 14. R~tan, -, :3t:l2, Gl);1.

-,441. Bill,4!13. D., 451. J., 380, 411, 617. L. W,,411. T.,liM.

Ryoes, ~fntt, 78.

Sabine's statement ahout Labra-dol', 597.

Saint, J., 665. S91e, Lt.-Col., 484. 437. Sallee Rovers, lOS, 145. Salmon Cove, 131.

view of, 1;)6. Trinity, 520. 1.a bra(lor, ti17. Riyer, 609, 616. T.,3nl.

Sal monier, views of, 187 .. 216. Sal mge, 18C.

Sampson's, R., aeCOllnt of eam· paign of 170;;, :W2, 266.

Sandhill,oli. Sandwich Bay, 017. Saunders Port, 557, 560, 5fll, ,Hj:2, Savage Hnrbolll'. Trinity Bay., 128.

Islands, ·tii, 557, S[1valet, Captltin, 20,37, Sawley, John,l9D, Scaffold of the grapple, 13:.'. SC[11Ian, Ep" 408, 426. Scanhn, 'r. D .. JU6, 6·10.

portmit of, 610. Schenk (Hounsell, lmd. Houllsell),

459. Schlotzcr, -, ;;U4. Sehlozer, C. c~" 3:)2, Schuyler, Lt.. ao;l, 41:\, 414. Scillingtoll, Ge@rge, ~·H, ~4;;. :<M,

274; 28:). Scilly Cove, 232, 23:1. SclateI', ,J. l3., 52!). Rconce, R,. \);,5. Scotclllmn, :n6.

Coli, Laird of, iO·L Dllndee whalers at the ,cal

fishery, -1Ul. trade, 3·lS.

Scotlaml, Orkney lishel'Y, 10. Scott. Ensign, 382, 65;3.

1111'., of Fogo. 60G. P. T., 532, 665. Sir .J., !\Iason's letter to, lU5.

Scott's expedition to exp{oits. :,21-. SE,IL FISHERY, 20, ·13. 02. 1Bil, 280.

2US, 298, 378. 402, ·10Ii, ·1;,0. sea cow lbhel'Y, 331-. Gambier advocates. :nJ. of IS14-5, ·10~, . account of, in 1802, 41U. Spring, 4;:;0. Dundee sealer~, 452, '191. steamers at- the, 4!):3. pictnres of, ·1;,2. 4::;:3.

Seal Islnnds, G02, G09, GI0, G17. Seeley, W., G9!). Seire, :1I., 4H. Seldom·Come.B,\',27D.

tE'legl'arJh to, (j:l!J. :-:'eller's map, 177. Selmall, C .. 1:;7, SeilOria, 48. Sesostris '8:1\', 5!i:!. SETTLE)[E:'i1:, winle!' U'''\\'', ;'S.

at St .. J(Jhll'~, 7:!. ship Jisl,cl'men's rule, 8:;. ill early times, U3. attempt to grallt laml to

Guv', Campau>' possessecl by )~Il<tli,llInC1J, D.J.. 1!1;'.

saw mill (inll1ugecl, !II;. US, HI:;. cart" 101H]('(] with caplin. 11l(L fishing in D('''l'1J11Jer, JOli. by POOl' Devonshirc fblH,rlllel,.

U3. of Torhay, Ponrh C<lI'e,

Grates, nnd Ronavist11, I H. early, at Harbo1ll' Grace, 1:,/. e:1l'I)" HO. ]1111nters not to build within

six mil.·s of the COllSt, J.J:;. rents -" a frat 110::," J57. plantc'!'s ellCOurll;!'C' I h~' '1' !'e·

,vorg-ir.\ l~j:t HintOIl's arl.l ie'l ti<>lJ fur

governOl·,hip,1i.i. necessity fOl' ~O\'l'I'i:ra', 17.). method of ('oll<-r:l iUf!: tax,'"

17". at l'lacentiu, liS. opposed at Placelltia, 1"1. Child's arpllllcnt "g'" iust

settlement and a govemor. 1813.

Board of Traele rc('olll1lJ('Il(l deportation of settlers, IU!.

well,lth of settlers, ID;;.

I p.27::9.

INDEX.

SETTLEMEST-cont. stay of onle-dol' depopnla tion,

IGG. ' petition fo:::, fortification, 201. ;2:3 March 1G97, permitting

s~ttlemellt J1t'·ar the shol'('. 204.

permitted, 20;,. phnters' aid to lhllcl'lllell,

~06. Downing's account of. :<117. order for stn~' of dcpopulatioll

order, 208. attacks on b,j' French in 1W::; ..

209. Baudoin's nccount of llte, 218. wealth of the, ~,l!), 2~2. eharaet-er of the, 221. losses in IGiG, 221: allowed by Act of William

III.. 225. Act of Willi,l mIlL, 2:1:3. losses in 170;}, 216. statisties, 2.')1. Capt. Crowe's laws, 2:;4,271-planters to ohsel'lic the Act

of 'VYillinm. 2G7. planters' terlllS of sun'end('!',

2iO. Sir N. 'rrc,anion's laws, 272. at EOlllLvistll, 27k, 230. at 'rwillingate. 279. occnplltion of Frellelt I'o,an"

2SJ, 2S2 .. ~S:). Comt House ered"II, :!Si', Sel.'Yallt,s' W(l:~P.s, ~!jl. . planters' loyttlt,y, :l:l~. :;.;11. fixed settlements to "t' re·

moved 011 thc }'!'elleh shore. :)~a,

honses lmil1 contrary t" the law. 3D;:;.

tith', 'to lall111-;1'llntcrl, :j!I,}. north of Bonayista, HI;. ;tt rrwillingate and }'ogo, ,j,,):2.

wine ohli.u:ecl to b" taken with a. cargo of salt, 51i/.

settlers right at St. Pierre ~acl'i ficed, ;'Gi.

permission to erect permancnt honses, G;'l;:;.

Settlers occupy French room~, 281.

Shannon. Lieut., :>82, il~5. Shllpleigh hmily, lG:l, J:Z/. Shanghroo, -, 567. ~hea and l\Iurphy, 4UII. Shea and Co., 527. . SI)('a, Sir.L :n~. till. ··I,lj:,. ·"ilj. ";i.

4·7·1·, 4s.), .j.~l:~. ·J!H, ,jot. ;')(1.5, .JU~, (jiiS, (;60,. t~,~:J..

portr1l it of. ;'110. HOII. E. Do, :)18. ·j.li'. Ii L ,)~!I,

610, ilia. f p<2rtl'ait of. ·li;),

( •• , bl);). Dr. H .. :H~, :)s:Z, :JU7, III. Lt ... G.:;!'

Shearer (io'orcst lIlld) , .')11). factor.v, view of. ;'J.D.

SheRrer. :I r I'., ::;.1/. ShecatiC'a Hay, post fr()ll)' 61}s. Shephard, G., :,73. Sheppard, .J .. :!U4, :)111. Ship ('OYC, 5211. SHIP FrSIIERl-IEX, EIl;;-lislt rule

over fOl'ei~n Jishcl'men, ~!'. for stalliJw: fish, :1:;. Sir '1'. Hampshire's rC."l1l:t-

ti()n~, til. . R'!cl'ptioll 0:' Gilhert. fi~. cOlllpletely rule X "",fonnel­

land, 8:~. hostility to Guy', ~E'ttlelllent,

~ f!).

duties lcvied 011, by Guy's company, 100.

i37

Slur FISHER}IEX--cont. petition llgainst pl1ttltcrs, 100. .. \Vest and by law," 130. monopoly, 13S. exempted from Kirke's

p:overnment, 143. royalties, ]52. duty on salt remitted, 173. remission of uIl duties on fish.

173. Child's defence of, 188. Bou,l'll of Trade recommend

deportation of settlers, 191. destroy stages, Ift4. Losse, in 1Ii9G. 221. Rights under. 225. description of fishing ad mirals,

2')" 'NG ~. (y-;Ver;lors/' '22D. .. Kin!!'," 22G. bye·bottt keepers, 228, iUi. attitude of, in 17U;;, 242. selli ng prices, 232. 'VVestel'n C'hal'ter,2tl7. receptioll of Captain Crowe's

hws, 2,)~. Sir X. Trcvllllion's regulations,

272. unite witll planter" :0;;. tYl'll.nny of, 283. llttack G0"ernor Osbol'llc, 2SC. Rodney's reply to, ~!JJ. ,)pp~:ed to TreaTY of Pm'is,

;3],). neglect to pay customs, S1G, Palliser t'avourell. :,1S. Labmdol' under 'Villi'lm IlL's

rule'S. :327. opposit'ion to Custom House.

:~:lS

Cleews, '\'illiam, first 1tdmiwl of St. Piel're, ;lutl.

wine ohliged to be taken with a carg-o of ~[1lt. ;)i;7.

early English fishery at La. brador, 589.

ships' rooms n.bolishcd, 055. Shirler, Sir A., .i7. Shoal Harbonr, l'otlll I 0, (j~8.

view of, 622. Shockne,v, J., 507. Short, S" 611;. Shuldham, Lord, ;':{5.

portrait of, :,:)5. Signat, p" :3111. Simnls, C.) "l'jH, fjl3!J.

H.,G5t>. Hon, .Jallle" ,1;;0,4:31, 1:J7. portl'llit of, 4:>0.

Sillllns, .J., 1117. i:;iJl1pson, Lieu t., 3S2, 65;;. S~lllPS?ll, ,J. K, and Coropan.,·, 50D. I"lIlebn', J .. ,1:57. Skekel, Capt., :J!J:), G5;;. Skl'ltoll, (T., 721. Sk'.'l'l'et, Cnl.,:)"!' ;'l71, 4.IS. Skinner, Col., :ll;~, ·(·IS, ,Iii. li;'j1. Slad~, ,John, :<81, :;:;li, 4.i/. lili~.

Elson, and Comp:lll 1', 4:lH. Slaclc's trndc to Lal.Ji·adul" mi.

50S, Slaney, John. IUD. Sloop Cove, L,tbl'lldor, 610. IiI 7. Sluyter, -, G:5~. . Sm,tIl Harhour, 4·7;;. Smith, Captaill John, 88.

Edward, ·WO. J. ,v., 4.i5.

pOl'ira itoI'. 4",). Sir D. A .. jJl'cs('nt of II y:u'ht

to tI,e llcl.']J tiea :lIissioll,GU5. ,\'., Olii.

Smok>', li17. 'fickle'. 610.

Sncll, Georg-c, IOU. Snow, -, 294. Snug Harooul', mo, G17.

738

Solomon, S., 380, 382, 6G4. W.,380.

Soncino's letter, 11. Soper, -, 617. Sop's Arm, 476. Soulis Brook, 621.

Furring at, 610. Southmayd, A., 270, 288, 0')1. Soward, J., 567. SPANISlI claim to Newfoullulallu,.

15. Ayala's letter, 2~. Agramonte's charter in 1511,

43. San Sebastian law suit, 44. method of annoying, 66. treatment of English pri.

soners, 68. Sir B. Drake's expedition to

Newfouudland,79. Elizabeth's policy in. lighting,

SO, Sl. Armada, 81. fleet, destruction of the, 81. claim to Virginia, S\!. voyage to, 153. ShIPS' pay andliccuce:;, IGS. fishitl'" fleet, 186. with French in 1705, 205. claim to fish lIt Newfoun,l·

land,310. war declared with, 311. traders, 453. slavers in St. John's. 454. San Sebastian records, 5S!J. Navarres traditions about

Labrador, 590. importation of fish forbiddell,

652. Biscayans, 35, 78,133, 18::;, ISo,

206, 273. 453, 589. fishery, 43-45, 47-4lJ, 6U, 6:"

137. at Labrador, 5Si. tradition about Labrador,

590. in Newfoundland in De·

cember, 95. at Placentin, 276, 2'/7. rights in N ewfoundlalltl,

274. rights finallyrelinqubhed.

S20. ill ~t. John's, 2H6. at St. Pierre, 563. sealers, 20. whal~rs, 596.

Bilboa, 152. Corunna, 390. :Malaga, 104, 152. Seville, 38. San Sebastian, 565. St. Jean de Luz .. 20, 4R, 68,

186.570. St. Mary's Port, ])o[urcia, 47. Cuile"", Don Pedro. SU. Navarrete, 4::;, 587.

Spaniard's Bay, 20. Spear. Cape. 40, 270.

Lighthouse at, 656. Harbour, 610. Isle of. 271.

Spearman, J. M., 4::17, 4(H, 757. Spencer, Bp., 443, 451. Spenser, --, 163. Sport. See N., Miseellancou,. Spotted Island, 602. 605, 617. Spracklin's, 602, ti17.

Island, 610. Spracklin. T., 617. Spratt, Lt., R.N., ~54. Spooner, -, 655. Spurrier, W., 336.

firm of, 165. Square Island, 610. Squary, T. and J., 270,271. Stabb, Ewen, 387.

portrait of, 387.

INDEX.

Stab b-cont. E. & N., 458, 460. Dr. H., 387. H. J., 527. Hunt, and Preston, 348,

387. X.,387. Row. and Holmwood, 459. and Roach, 556, 559, 561. '1'.,387.

Stafford, Capt., 271. Stag Bay, p')st to, 609. Stanf'ord, Lt., 3:-\a. St. Antony, fishing at, 576. Stapley, Col., 167. Starve Ha.rbour, 27:S. St. Barbe, 556,560,561, 56i.

Members for, (;55. Stearns, .J. B., system of duo

plexillg',645. Account of Lahmuol', lilli.

Steel, Sargeant, 2tiU, 288. Steer, J .. tJ65. Stephanius, map of. 3. Stephenson, Capt., a82, \i,H. 8territt's lVIin, 62l. Stevens, -, :301.

Mrs., ;'27. Stewart, Broom, ::182, ti55.

.J., 393, 40:,.

.J. and ''''., 458, 460. Ji.,455.

st. Francis, Cape, 4\!2. St. George'~ B!ty, 472, 540, 549,58l.

629. settlers forbiddell to sell bait"

except to the :French, 355. view of, 630. telep;raph to, (i3H.

Members for, !l55. Cape, 30.

8t. J eall, J., ::;54. St. John, A. S .• 375.

family, 43S. Ca.I!.e, 274, 35:;, 4ill, 505, ;;52,

",,8. 81'. JOlIN'S:

Admiral's Beach, 3:m. 3,H. Amherst Tower, 3411. Alsop's,3S7. Bally HaIy, Ml, 395. barons of. 326 Barkl"s Hill (?), 271. Beck's Coye. ,\Ol. Bennett's whart', :,87. \ ]3ouchel"s fann. :,81. Brooking's flakes, llcar,

3S6. Bursthart Hill (Bartel"ti

Hill), 271. BulIeS's farm, SSl, Carpasian. 426. Uhain rock, 267, 369. Battery. 349. boom for, 224. Chamber of Commerce.

393, 42i. Church Hill, 410, 446. Clapp's,4W. Cochrane Street, 4:L-1. Colonial Buildings begull.

657. Commercial Society. SOL (Jonmlercial Bllildiu;:s

hurnt.4.,)9. Cordage COlllpany's lllilb.

511, 51~. Cottage fal'lu, 65el-. Court House, burnt, 45H.

finished,28i. Crow's Kest, :)68. Custom Hous'l begun, 65i.

burned, 458. Devon Row, 427. Dock at River Head, 50U.

view of, 510. Dover's [Robinson's] Hill,

336.

ST. J OIIN's-cont. Duckworth street, width

of. 709. Duuer's farm, 426.

wharf,387. Duke of York's battery.

369. Eden's shop, 390. Elliott's, D., shop, 410. Ellis estate, 336. Fort William, 203, 223, 230,

2:n, 340, a69, 418. description of,231, 263,

258. houses iii, 271. 'Wood's house ill, 328. destroyed, 270. houses around, pulled

down, 328. houses in, 271-

rebuilt, 249. taken, 248. repair of, in 1709,

271. FOl·t Amherst, :)70. Fort :Frederick, :)69. Fort George, 223. Fort Townshend, 3:lli. :Hl.

349, 418, 652, 708. completed,653.

Frederick's battery, ;H~I. Pl'iendly Hall, 3:36. Gallows Hill, 295. George Street, lin' of

1847 commenced in, 458.

Gill's, 451>. Gower St,reet opened in

1~04, 654. Holbrook's farm, 427. Hospital, 360, 655. Hudson's Cove. 305,381. Hunter's Cove, 292, :)05. Keen's, :!92. 410. King's Road, 336, 339, 410,

65:!. Lan~man's garden, 363. Lon(1on 'l'avern, 382, 39;j. ::\Iaddock's Lane, 410. Magl-\ott's Cove, 241, :!91:i,

mo. i.\Iagotty Cove, fire of 1846,

458. Jljajol"s P"th, 341. ::\IcBride's Hill, 305. si te on, ;;3(;. ::\larket Honse opened,

657. l\lilitary Road, 336, 424-.

652. Mount Pearl, 427, 449. Newman's flakes, 386. Old ChapE'.l, 363. Ordnance Wharf, 41u. Orphan Asylum S('hool.

65G. Post Office built, 6(10. Prescott St., 305. Pringle's Bridge :m cl

Dale, 3a6, 341. Queen's Wharf 142 244,

:<62. " R~wlin's Cross, 3~O. Rn'er Head ship stu.

tioned at, 349. grant of land to

Bishop O'Do:::.el at, 654.

.Robinson's Hill, sao. ducl OIl. lj,j(i.

Rope walk, 510. Ross' Y ~ lIe,\', a9;;. Rostellan,427. St. A;~~re\\"s Kirk cpen.

cd. U~/. 8t. Patrick's Hall, 660. St. Thomas's Church

moved,461.

ST. JOHN's-cont. Signal Hill, Frenc~h

barracks, 806. road,336. fortified, 368, 418. water from, 657.

South side, 2::10, 298. castle, 241, 249. 21lS,

265. Stabb's house, 4.';8. Stripling's pbntation,

337. Taverns, names of, 381 Tobin's buildings, 455. Virginia Water, 424. Water Stl'e:t. properties,

33G. 'Water Street, width of.

709. Yallow Belly Corner, 401.

ST. JOHS'S, EYESTS cox· XECTED WITIT.

first meution of. ,1]. Robervnl nt, 45. ' GilllCrt at, 67. importance of the trade

at, in 158:3, 69. 70. grant of land by Gilhert,

72. Peckham's proposal to

fortify, 77. Sir n. ])l'ake in, 79. ya!ne (,f the fish caught

in 1620, 106. colony, hOllndnl'ies of, 110. the . metropolis of tlw

fishery, U:~. colony, 1:)1. attacked by Dnt('h, JH.

175, 176, IS:). (lisordel' in, 192, HJ4, 1rJ(;' fort at, begun, 20:3. Kirke's fOl'tifklttions at,

205. DeBrouillon's uttl1.ck. 2];,. losses in 16!IG at, 221. fort.ification of, 22:{. boom [01', 224. Privy Couneil <1E'eirl,' to

forti ['y, 22·,. ' <:ll1lrr It :it, 22s. ,c·:tlping of William Dt· .. II'.

2:$0. u(';;cription of. ~32. nttack on, 242. losses in 170;j, 246, 2M. attack on in 1708, ;Z·!8. 2;;11,

:WS. centre of the Ellglbh

tradc, 26~. :-;t. Ovillc :tppc,itt",l

~0vel'nOl') ~70. tDrt if[('atioll~ at. 28.;. stocks, 'l.S7. Fl'Pll(" 11 l)rizl~s. 2~}-±. new church, 295. magistrate. &c. of, 3111. French capt me, :WH. Signal Hill, :McDoncll's

capture of, 308. 412. doetors in. 32H, 34:3. trol1hle with gn1'l'isOlI. •.

:12S. j Ilstlce al.:;:31:. .. :t town," 34,1. E'xpectedattack on. i,lliSt).

;;50. not attacked by ('.S.A.

pril·ateers. :;51. courts,3;}i. rh:lin aC'ross the h:ll'houl',

370. magistrates, 3H. Bt!othic woman in. ;)77. ~onstables, 381. a commercial port, 383. appearance of, in 1:;11. !3tl6. fir!:! brigade, 386,

INDEX.

ST. JOH~'S, EVE~TS cox· NECTED WITH-cont.

Jease of rooms, :386. full of ships of war, 387. faction fights, !391, 401. population of', :3!Ji. tires in IS16, lSI;, 405, 40S. Act to re!rnlate the re·

building 'Of. 409. rebuilt, 40!). cOllspiracy illlSQO, 4lS. disturballCE:S in, in 1836,

438. fire of 1846,'~57. church burnt, 458. j:til and bank burnt, 459. municipal improvements

advocated, 461. cholera, 468. riot of 1861, 4S(). water supply, 493. fire of 1892, :}21. insurance, 526. ellcampment after the firC'

of 1802, !.l28. Baron Ie NouTY at, 581. )Ioravians at, 594. Basqnes rendezvons lit.

596. riots in, in 1 iG6, G;j2, Charity School Societ.l·

formed, (154. presentation by Phrellix

Insurance C()., &c .. (;54. gm.nt of land to Bishop .. O'Doncl a.t. Ri\'erhmfl.

65'~. population, 65l, 655. theatre,. p!:!rmission askp(l

to OpPll. (j:;J. ,lnel Oil Rohinson's Hill,

r,56. Lihmr~· S()ciety formed.

U5G. ::IIechunic's Soeipt~· form·

"d. (i56. ,:::as illtrodncc(l, GS 7. water from Siitnal Hill.

t357. .. ('xhibitioll in, r,5i. 2:arrison withurawll, (:.;,. lIluuicipnl coullcil for.li:;.s. members for, HM.

ST. JOlfS'S, YJEWS OF. view of the Narr()ws. 07. 'rhol'lltou's plan of, W:l. plans of, 20 t, ~!J:!, 2!lG. views of, :).1~, 360. Cro\v's Xest, lIif'\\p 01'. :31i!I. \'iCIY or. :{H. \ iew or IYoodlan<i Cot·

t~l'e, +01:. yicw of Cololliullluil(ling,

nnll (; 0YCl'lt Illellt H(lu~(', ·!2!.

I'i"w of 'Yatcr Strcpt 11\

lS:3i,.l1~. views of, 4;;0, 4.iS. XUl'l'ows. view of,].i';. phm of thr harll<ltll', 1;;:1. the :'\:l1'row$, viell' of, I,~:l. I~mlilll': o[ Prim'e of Irak~, -!~6.

I'iew of sea Jillg shi]ls. ,.!l2. heforc tlH' !In', I'icll' of,

·~!J,I3. l 'ordaQ'e Co.':" Mills. Yi~l\r

of. 011, ~1:'. plan of, 5:!:!. view of, Ii:!:!. vil''''s of Anglic!llt Cathe·

dral altOl' 'thc Jirp. ;;21, ;:)25.

\'ie\v of, n2Go yiew of pnCaml1ll1ent for

fire sulIercl's, 52S. ~t. John's Islund, 477.

Isles. 562. '

739

St. Julian, 248, 282, 321, 354, 477. views of French stu.ges nt, 256,

548. fishing at, 5i6.

St. Lawrence, 48, 1f15, 185, 246,324, :)89.

telt'gl'aph to, 63~. St. Lewis Sound. 66.3. St. Lucia, Cape, 30. St. ::Ibrgaret's Bay, 560. 561. St. :\'fary's, -is, 78,179, IS5, 186, :110.

24(;, 2HZ, 279, 28G, 298, 301, 306. :j:36, 3'lS, 3:13, 566.

11em bel'S for, 604. St. )Iotleste, Isles, 472,617. St. NichOlas, 30. Stokes, Lt .• 29)"

1\'[r .. 427. Stone, T., 301. Stott, ,J., ;;27. Stonrton, Rev. Erasmus, 101, 1:):3. St. Ovide. See De Brouillon. St. Paul's B:IY, 55!1, 561, 592. ST. PIERRE. 48, 183, 186. 259. 389

,172. 4i7, 478. 47H, 562. Rice fishing at, 52. j'ortifications at, 20R. murder at, :,05. cession of, :>11, :312. English Commi~sary to reside

at, :U2. not to bc fortified, 312. smugglers captured at" :~21. :l<'r<:11ch opinion of, 322. not to lJ" fortified. :322. smuggle1' captnrc(l at, :IN. population at, 320. Frcneh cnr6 aUfl flock lea,t:".

:;:10. ' FI'ench tmders to, :):10. Pallispr's opinion of, :3:30. l're1l('11 reported to be forti·

f~·illf':. :1:;3. tn~?ll hy th(' English. 310.

.~(" . Pl'cnch destrol', :;il. sUl'remlercll to the Fr(,llch.

:li7. t:I ken ill 1 ~H, ,W~. 1ishel'Y failin;:;-, S,W. Prench occupation of, 5t2. a 11 attcm]lts to appoint "

Consul refused, 5 ,,:;. ('('(led for a shelt8r only. 51·,;. (rcrlnan gin at, 5l:ia . 110t1l1ty giwn and men ('11·

('uul'IIl'pd to desert Oll Th!' Treaty Shol'l', 55:3.

dl'~·wription of.. :)Ht-GSli. Chah':mioria11d at, ::;72. I'c\'olntioll in 17H5, 572. Tree of Liberty at, 57:,. taken lty ,\dmil'al Kin~. ::iH. Hshillg' at, .,)70. '}l1'l'adin;.( 1ish, "ie,,' of, 57i. ,"'I'ellUe dcrivc(l from smuu:-

,!.diug'. iii!) .. ,,,)uggliJl::: :into Canada '111<1

:,\('\\:fOllll<1l:ntd, 57!1, :;s~. "onlisctltioll of ('odtish. ;;·~1. dews of, :;Si. Claphoarcll'evolutioll. 5"~. ('Gnp d'etat, 5S~, disciplinniras nt., 582. ('hatcauhriaml's :w('onnt of,

5~ij~

imports, .l:r. of, ~"i;. ,'abl<' to, MS. tn ken hy Buchan in 1 R15. ();)~.

str~llgc, R., ;:;~. lishin,U: :1 \ }bgdakn Islands,

i7. ' Street, (r., 1(1,. Strettoll.Rev. J., (;52. ::;tl'ieklund, i\1r .• )t;7. Stl'iplill;,;', John, ~!H, 3211, 33!!. 344. St. ~hotts, 210.

wreck !Lt, 655.

3 A 2

740

Stuart, Rennie, & Co., 367. 4GO, 657.

J., 454, 455, 485. portrait of', 485.

Stud'iy family. 227. Studdy, .T., G65. Subercase. Governor, 242, 241, :l61,

264.266. Sullivan Bat. 487. Sutherland, )Iajor, 412. SUEtcn, R., 272. Sweetman, R. 1'.,431,604. Swing-ston, J., 330.

'1'able Bay Foint, 617. Tait, Dr .. 66u. 'falbot-, Hon. T.,438, 465,468,489,

. '500, (;57, 664. portrai L of, -i,flO.

'falbot, Sir R .. 132. Ta~ker, n .. 3U2. Taverner, Capt., 2lD. 5(;0.

Ja,eob, of Trinity, ;301. Taylor and Cooper, 5nO. ;:;61.

E.,400. :Moses,637. portrait of, 638. Mr., 529.

'1'ay10u]", A., 263. Commorlore J., 2·19 .. 270. J. P., 284, 29D.

Teesdale, Capt., 438. TELEGRAPl!:-

Atlantic cabl\' fil'st Ix id, ,tile;, 610.

Anglo·American pre·emption. 4.97.

:1rrangeruent as to railway. 627.

Bishop 31ulloek's letter, 6:H. St. J olm's :md Carbonear

line. (i35. Local Act authorizing:, 633-(i. NewfoUlllUancl Electric Tele­

graph Comvany. G:l(i. New York,N ewfoundlanu., a 11( 1

I.ondon Tde,t;raph Compan~­formed. 6:,7.

"Times" dcdal'es a cable i1l1pmcticable.03:1.

.. Victoria. " towing the" S. L. l~ryant·," pictnre of, n;)!).

<. Heart's Contcnt" lam\ill!J: the cable, on.

. , cahle skit," iii:,. modern instn11l1C-nts a 1\(1

duplex, GJ..4. first luessage, G.'jn.

Tem~le Bay, 5flS. ;.ell' R, 148.

Templeman'. }11'., ,14:). 'fena Nova River. (;~1. 62!1. 'fessier, C., 52\).

IJ., 665. (Langley a), 460. }). G., 50S, 615. (Thorburn & 1. ;;27.

Tetlow, '1'., 81. 'fhil'khill, L, 4·. 1~. 'l'histle family. 1:>7.

'1'.,301. . Thomas, Captain, 3S~ .. G"-I,, G:i.i.

A., diary ut ~t. l'ierrr, iii'!-. falniIy, ,127. H. P.,427.

portrait of. 427. J.,4. 13, 471. N.,'!02. title, 337. W. B., 427 .. 42:1, 431. 432, 483,

434, 437, 457. 4113. {;04. 'Y. aud H., 387.

S;, Co., 460. 'Vm., 285.

'l'hommasley, W., 294.

INDEX.

Thompson, J., 6G5. S., ;'i02. 'I:. Williams, 654.

Thorburn and 'ressiel', 527. Government build Placentia

line, 621. Lady, 455. Sit: !t., ,~\)J, 508, 5H. :J:W. GB.

('10), €ba. portrait ot. ;;1·1.

Thonwy. A., 690. J.,57:>.

Thome. R., SO. map. :,8.

Thorne's, 1I1ajol', dinner part;\" 574.

Thornton's m~tp, 16SD. 203. of S.R coast of Kewfound-

lan'd,192. Thoroughg:OOll, T., lfil. 'l'hree IsJa.nds, '18, IS" . 'l'ihb<,tt,;, H. R, 6:30. Tieldad, J., 262. Tilt Cove. 279, 400, G5S.

teleg:raph to, G;W. Tilton Harbour, SiS. 1i83. 'fimber. See N., ::I'Iiscellm1f'ous. 'finker's H"rboul'. iilO. 'road's Cove, 271, 301.

view of, 1r,2. Tobin (Bhnd &0),456.

Hon. ,J" 457, 467, 4m. J., & Co., 4()O.

Tocque, Rev. F., 3G8. Tomlinson, Colonel. 16i. 'ronge, Capt. W., :,82, 6H. 'l'oole, )1.,402. Topsail, 427, 512.

road, 4·27. r:nlway at, 623. Hill, views of, l3G. 230.

TORBAY, :!iO. 271, zi:?, 288. 2(l7. :;111. :;1,5. ;;O~. :Ul.n:!. ·H5.

"iew or. 10. road,427.

Tory. R. f1l1cl ].1'1.,476. 'I'RKITyof-..

.'l.ix·Ja.-Cbapelle, 200. Amel'icall, 1m. Amiens, :,ii, ;j l:l, G·l·,·. ;)I~. Breda, 14:>. (; hent, -10:;. l'al'is (1 iii:;), :lO!'. :)1 i. :3211. :\2::'

:):3;-). 3:$7. ;J,")2. ;j{i7. :J~IS. Paris (It'H 51. ·m~. TtY1S\yi"k .Nij ~t. Gel:n{ui;;s: Hi. Ltl'ccht. 2.;;;, :?;;S, 27.;, 2Sl. ;;11.

822~ 512~ .j.)~, GGn, \' ~~sailles, 25:1, 3;;:" :;.i I. ,,;;2,

;) . .>4. 'Wa~hin!!'toll, 501-;;.

TreJa.wllt>y of RichmolHl r"bnrl, l6}.

Trpmlett. c!t:u'p:es :1gaihst, :3:111. Chief ,Justi>.:e T .. :3011. :>01.3(i2,

(jG~.

T1'8pa;;Se~-, IS. 111. II'!. lS~. :210. il{), iG~, t:-;!i, 2H7 .. :101, :H."-:, ·J1 n. ;;42.

Tl'PY,miol1. Sir X .. 2;:; I. regula tiODS, ~';~.

Tl'c\Yol'p:ie, John, IG1., 1\~:). l!1f), ~fI.i. ,127,5·120

just rule>. 11:3. arrest, Hi!. inst.l'l1ctioBS. J fii. petition, IGS. scryic€s, 169.

1'rilllin~ham. -, :;82. (;3:;. 'fmxITY. 11;;,122.2;)\.1,248. 24}l. :W~,

29G, 3aG, 3GO, 4:)8, 457. -1,(;;). 4(;S. "-liitboul'Ile at. (;:l. plan of. 19:3. view of, 61. losses in 1705, 2-1G. troops at, 297. nmgistrnt<:s, &('. of, 301, 3(13.

TRIXITT-cont. cloctor~ at, 3GO. seallishery, 4;)1. advantap:es of rai!\\,:1y to, GW. road to, G2S. teleg'nlph to, 1;:)3. memhers for, fiJi.

'rrinity 13:1 . .\', HJ, 12(), 21;), 2(j~. 2Gl, :!i 1, 2SG.

farming land in .. ,07. disaster of ]S!.l2, 5z[).

Tl'Onty. [;20. Trott, S., picking up cables, .ilG.

pOI·trait of, aLi. Tront, 2'\., Wi.

Sec galllC ht\vs~ 717" Trnsler, \Y., 301-'fub HarbouJ', Ul7. Tucker .. Col., 417.

Hugh.:m. Rev. H. W .• 4H. J., 'iIi. L1.,254. Chief Justice, R A., ·121, ,1:3:3,

4:H. Giit). (;02. Tllllikin. Lt.-Col.. ,[E. 'l'ully, ,"Y., 301. 'i'urf, l'iI r_ and lIIt·s., 271, 272. Turk's Gut anrt COVe;, 1 ,Ii.

Island, 843. TUl'llayick Isla]](h. (nO, !ili. Turner., IVrn .. 31;~. 'fweed Islaml, 477. Twilling-ate, 22H, 279, 280, 281 .. 1:lfi,

350, 4Gi, 408. view of, :,50. seal fishery, ,1-:i]. settlement :tt, ,,.2, 552. trade to La hm,doJ', 507, G02. ad\,llntagc of rnilw:1y to, Ijl9. teJegmph to, 6:3:), (iH. melll ber., [01', (;(;.:1.

T~'~oJJ ill the \rest Tmlirs. (;1.

IJ dell, J., GIli. Un(jPl'Llown. Capt. John. 2J7, 2;;:1. l"nf!:lva Bay, ;:;87.

post to, G07, 6119. l:-l'in.rtt', DOll H. de 41;1-. r'::HTED S'L\'l'ES OF _\~:[ERIC,\ :-

A'[ERIC.I. tin;t Act J'E'latil1!;, t". :3:;.

{,OllX01lc!ration, 20::L )llolil~'~l'~ dnt\', ~9j) .. l't;\'ollltioll. :~;.)~~. COlltillcn 1:11 C()ll~'l't.!~:-;. :);~5 • nU('llll>ts to im\llcc ~e\\'·

f01l1ldl:llitl to join the L nioll, :);)~.

fa(·tion lkht in Xe\\"' foundlallcl. :,;38.

tr?:~~lllellt of ltoyalists. .;.).).

independenCl' l'eco!.';tl.ised, :34:1.

c:lpture (If L"\\'l'ell<'e's I\('.,p:ltcll",. ;Jiil.

en !ltm'" of \' Ol'k TaWIl. ;;,'l.

elainl lishcl'Y right....;, 3.>2. "'"ond .\ l1lC'l'i('Ull war,

as? :'IIadison's po~itioll, 337. C01W(-ntion wit h, 40U. Ita>: hoist'erl in I:-t. John's,

'174. (·i vi! war, 4t1l. 'Vashingtoll trel1ty. 501. iishct';r :\\y:m! at il al ifux,

,iU:1. Ilec]J.sea fi~hing dec:1yin!l',

;;33. • . tourists to Lah:'ador, GIU. supports ,\tJalltie tale.

g-r:L},ll: (;:$;1. c'onsllmption of ji'h. o~U.

maTED STATES OF A:l-IERICA-cont.

A:UERICA.-eont. :x ew York, price of fish in,

630. Newfoundland capable

of supplying fresh Hsh to. 631.

"Fresh fish and Fulton Market." 631.

map of ;;hort-est sea ronte to t~m·ope. 6:)].

privateers, ;HIl, 350, 3S8. sketch of the capture of

an American vessel, 346. privateer in Labrador,

5DS. smugglers, 378. lisherroen and trqders,

375. provisio;:s imported. 383. trade with ;;{ewfound­

land, 303, 89,k. frei~hters, 454. :::t. Pierre, tl'ade at during

the war, 570. A::IlERI CAXS :

Amory, ,r., jUll. (Boston), 407. Barnard, Goverl1or of :Mass.,

327,59S. Barnard, Tristram, of Boston,

407. Bcnjamiu's, S. G. 'N., de·

scription of Bay of Islands, 629.

llradstreet, Col. J olm, 2S4, 2UO. Hr:vant'~ description of the

Gl'and Falls, Gl1. H. G., portrait of, 61l.

Carey's, Austi'.l, journey to the Grand F:11ls, Gil.

Cole's, D. 11., journey to the Grand Falls, Gl1 ,

Cooper, P .. 637. portrait of, 6:H.

Gardner, Dr., :140, :3;i6. Field, Cyrus W. See. Fmllklin, B., !-l;j~. Houston. J., or Hoston, 407. Hubbard's account of Xe,,'· foundl!1n~ fi~~_el'Inen, 1;';;).

Hunt, '''. b,., G.)!. Madison, l'residellt, 387. 111a,on, Capt.,J. See. lIIaUl'Y, Lt .. 637. Morse, Professor, 6;37. Nelson, Mr., of I>oston, 2()6. Packard, Dr .. tHo. Perkins. J. (BQston), 407. QuimO:I'. JosIah, :3(11). l{ich, B. ()f Bostoll. ·1·Ot. ({olWl'b, "JI. 0 .. H:;~.

jJurtr:Iit oj', n;j~. Shapleif(h, J., lG;l. Sluytcr. -, G;31i. Smith, Cnpt. J. See. Spencer, "JIbs, l{j;). Tuylor, )Ioses, (;:,8.

portrait of, G3S. Trcworf(ic, J. See. '\Yelch, Capt., 2fHI. White, Ch"ndlel'. !l3i, G!lS. Willis, A., 407. ,nndthrop, Gm'., 152.

"lAINE, State of, 21, 15:1. Kit.tery, 103. Piscadawery,19[1. Eskimo in, 501. Bowdoin College students

reach t.he Grand F:1lls, GU. :lL-I.SSACHL'SETTS, l!l~), 2~2.

Cape Ann, :,z4. Boston, 1o:i2, 2G6, 284, 316,389.

Port Bill, 417. privateer at Labrador, 600. !lssistance from, in 1817,

407. n,licf from, 52,1.

INDEX.

'CSITED STATES OF AMERiCA-cant.

}LI.SSAC.lIUSETTs-eant. Chltrle~town, 1;')2, 239. Lynne, 15.1. ll'iarhleh<)ac1, ]53, 324. Newberry, 16:3. Plymouth Company Jevy

lieenee fees on English fishermen, 120 ..

S!llem, If)£). York. old, 5G7.

Xew Hampshire, 104. XEW EXGLA5D, 155, 159,162, :m,~ss.

settled for fishing, 18. ship lbhennen held New­

fouudhmtl, 83. jealousy of Xcwfound·

land, SS. Pihrrim Fathel·s. SD. settlement, SS, 89, 90. iniluencc 011 X ewfound-

land, 90, 91. trade with Newfound·

land, 145, 151-3, 197, 267, 272, 288, 29Cl, 30\), 32J.

Captain '\Vest's comTOis­sion, 121.

petitions against cession of Nom i:lcotin., 148.

passengers to, 153. coinage. 153. Emuggling fishertnen

awa.y, 1.:i3, 19l1, 267,27;). 328, ;342.

Puritans, 1ii;i, 15!L under Cromwell, 164. agent in X ewfoundland,

luG,3.8. remission of tn:;:ation for

consumers of fish, 173. snfIered by surrender ot'

1'Iacentiu,17S. Chilrl's a.tt:tck or:, 189. fishery in New/'otlndlantl,

191. :lIass:lchusctts bounty

Ior emif(l'ants, In!). lists of ports :111(1 mastcl's

trading from, 200. emigration to, :::02. danger to, from French.

20;1. boards, 205. Downing:'s Uf:c,-.un t. of

tr~tde \vith, 20". 20G. l'l'ench proposal to ,le­

:-;tr{)~·! '214. "l:\l'lll lll. at t1l(' (lestl'uc-

1 ion of :-3t •• Tohn's ill 11>111;. ~J-).) .

R;;;i lettel' to G()"ernol' of :llass:](']msetts Bay, ',N·)

Jll;z,~i~iollS rl'om. fOl' SI. J olm's, 22:).

French llro]Jo~e to ~tta('k. 23U.

artillerymen. ~41J. coPy of tOlYn meeting in ~ ewfouudland, :!54.

exchange Oli Bostoll, 2(l-I. 2G6.

Jlower to Custom Honse officers to seareh ships, 268.

reason of, fishcry in Xew­[oundlnnd, 26S.

n liens [or lJichlen to fish, 273,

H rUln nn(l nlolas:'i.e~," 2i:). trade with the French.

2Si.!. feeling in, 2~O. C:I)JG Cod whalers and

,,,ale1's. :!!16.

eXITED STATES OF AMERICA-cant.

741

NEW l~XGLAXD-eant. whalers and. sealers, 298. smug-glers, 299,32:3, 32J. .. inllilence ill 1763, 312. Custom Honse pl:1ced

und.er Boston, 316. new Custom regulations,

323. Palliser's treatment of,

3~5. whalers in Labrador, 327. vessels seized, 328. Custom House severity,

;3;)3. bankers in 1741, 334. reckless destruction of

sea cows at ll-Iagdalen Island,336.

traders at I.abrador, 8:,6, excluded from the ;;{ew-

foundland fishery, 341. fish, 346, 347. agent ill St. John's, 348. " King George" privateer,

415. at St. Pierre, 56S. smuggling at. St. Pierre,

578. French smuggling into,

579,5S0. in I.abr~,dor, 5901. tra.ders to I.abrador, 597. important trade with

L:tbrador, 597, 59S. ships from, 652.

;;{EW YORK, 151. 415. "iew of, in lOi3, 152. Holy Trinity Church, 653.

Sandy Hook, 151. PEN:'i8YLVJ.XIA,272. YrRGI:S-U, 151, IG3, 273.

'i'aches, Les, 477. '>nbrugh, Capt., 280, 284. \. ane, en!rlneer, 2()9. Yau~han; Sir W., 110, 13i. r

colony, boundaries of, llO. " Golden Fleece." 1:35.

Yeitch, J., 665. Yenison Island, 610.

Tickle, 617. C:1pe Islands, 1:37.

Verd Point. lSI. Yprds, Ray de .. 178, 232. 2<6. 262,

:!S(), ~DG. ::>01, 4GS. mcmbers for, 5(;,!.

Y Cl'!2'Clllles, C. de. :352.' Terre" Isles of, 472. ' Vel'raznno\ VOI·ii:!;E'. :17. Vi('.g::\s, G .. map, ii. Yig:ners. R, 5(;8. Yillala, Capt., 5,,7, 562. Yineent. Amos. 2!l2. "il'~illia ]~ak(\ H15.

\'if'\\' of. ·tiO.

Wade at Iroll Strand. G02. ,\V:\",l1orne, Rev. -, 717. \Y:1keham, R. R., 411, ·128, 43(),

4:-\D, ·141, 4;;5. \\:alhank,lIL W" 4flS, 661. "alde;:mw, Admiral, see Rad­

stock. Walker. Admiral Hovenden 182

237. ' , W:1lker, Sir B., 54!). Wallace. Sir R, 368, 370. Wallis, .John, 174.

Admiral ProvO,390. \Yabh, D., 440.

~L, 381. P., :381. ,".,455. W. P., 527, 529, 665.

742

Warde, R., 4, 13. Warren, Admiral, 289.

of Rennie, Stuart, & Co., 367. Bros., 460. J. H., 460, 465, 468, 664, 665. M. H. lecture, 341. W.,460.

Waterman, R.., a01. Watson, Admiral, f8i.

J. H., 615, 616, 665. Way, Elizabeth, 427. Weatherbee, Mr., 502. Webb, Govemor, 285, 304.567. Webber, -, 294.

D. C .. 665. Welch, Capt. M., at Boston, 284,

299. Welsh colonists, 113.

M.,375. W., 375, 381.

Wescott, Attomey.Gcneral. 411. West and Rendell, 527. West Coast, French ships on. 354.

no French on the, 576. map of, 558.

Western ships' ruOTh, 409. 'Veston, Mr. 334.

P.,305. treasurer, 133. W .• 288, 301. Capt., 239.

Whale fishery in Fortune Bay, 298. Whalers from Cape Cod. 2(1f.:. Whalin;!. 20. 60, e:3, 327.

by Basques, 4:3, 596. picture of, 80.

Wheler, Capt., account of Placen­tia, 183.

Whetstone. Admiral, 237. Whit bourne. Sir R., in Newfound.

land in 1583, 61. account of,79. nt Vaughan's colony. 111. narrative, 116.

INDEX.

Whitbourne-cont. petition for employment, 118. commission, 267. Junction, 513. railway to, 623.

'iYhite, Capt. Hon. E., 227, 336, 339, 344, 355, 492,665.

P. D., 665. "'"bite Bay, 247, 278, 597.

seals' in, 492. 'W"bite Bear Bay, Newfoundland,

42. Harbour, 610.

White, Chandler, 637, 638. White Hill plains, 629. White Island. 278. Whitely, W. H., 616, 665.

room, view .of, 608. Whiteway, Sir W. V., 428, 4.'J5,501,

502. 506, 508, 514, 529, 550. 614, 615.

advocates construction of railwuy by local govern­ment, 623.

portrait of, 506. Whitting:ton, Capt., 64. Whittle, Mr. 52lJ. 'iYiddicomb, J., 375. 'iYiddomas, G., of Berry Pomeroy,

15i. Williams, Commodore. 182, 211,

George, 375,652, 653. Griffith, 296, ~27, il52, 653. John,33J. nurse. 615. 'r .. 301, 382, 6504. 6;;5. Harbour, fjl7. title, 337. v. Thompson. 654.

Willis, Ensign, 382, 655. A., of Boston. 407.

,\Yilloughbee, Sir P., 137. Wilson'& Co., 460.

--.617.

Winchen, Mr., 269. Winser, P., 438, 465, 468. 664, Winser Harbour, 610,617. Winsor, 617. Winter (Perkins and). 410.

Dr. J., 468, 664. Sir .r. S., 495, 529, 532. 660, 663,

665. portrait of, 531.

Winthrop. Governor, 152. Winton, P., 665.

H., 428, 441. attack on, 436, 438.

Withers (Ryan &), 441. Witless Bay, 271. Wolfenbuttel map, inscription

on. about Labrador, 590. Wollaston, C"pt., 103. Wood (Clift So Co.), 527. 'iY ood, I·" A. 614.

J. B. 45.5. 665. Samuel, 174. W.0.,665.

·Woodford. W. J., 665. Woods .. H. J. B., 5'39,665.

.J. & Sons, 526. S.,527. J. & Sons, 527.

Wright, Nnthan, 149. Wrixc.n. Kmy llnd ·William. 1;;;;' Wyutt, F .. J., 665. 'i'l'yn!;. Wm ... 280.

Yore, Fathtr, :164. Young, at Oalais Roads. in the

fire ships, 82. A., 345. J.,171.

7:ealot. fishing a"t, 576. Zoar, 5f)5, fil8.