[5] Report of Transportation Committee, 1838. Quoted in Molesworth'sSpeeches, Appendix, p. 465.
[6] D. N. B., Article on Sir George Arthur.
[7] Canadian Archives, Q 406, Pt. I, p. 226.
[8] Ibid.
[9] Ibid., p. 232.
[10] Ibid., p. 227.
[11] Molesworth:Speeches, p. 112.
[12] Kingsford:History of Canada, Vol. X, p. 472.
[13] Cf. Arthur to Glenelg, April 14th, 1838, Canadian Archives G, 494.
[14] Ibid.
[15] Arthur to Glenelg: April 14th, 1838.
[16] Both numbers are given—the higher number, 30,000, by MacKenzie.
[17] Glenelg to Arthur, No. 70, 22 May, 1838; Brit. Parl. paper, 2, 1839, p. 279.
[18] Glenelg to Arthur, No. 82, 30th May, 1838; op. cit. pp. 279-80.
[19] Ibid.
[20] E. A. Theller, Canada in 1837-8, 2 vols., Philadelphia, 1841.
[21] Theller, Canada in 1837-8, Vol. I, p. 261.
[22] Canadian Archives, Q 406, Pt. I, pp. 177-8.
[23] Arthur to Glenelg, 24 April, 1838, No. 8.
[24] Theller, Canada in 1837-8, Vol. 2, p. 9.
[25] Ibid., p. 10.
[26] Can. Archives, Q. 406, Pt. I, pp. 166-7.
[27] Quoted: Kingsford, X, p. 457.
[28] Lindsay:Life of W. L. MacKenzie(Makers of Canada Series), p. 440, gives the month as September; Kingsford gives December.
[29] Arthur to Glenelg, 24th November, 1838, No. 92.
[30] Parl. Paper, 2, 1839, p. 370.
[31] Cf. Glenelg to Durham, April 3rd, 1838, No. 8, Parl. paper 2, p. 12.
[32] Durham to Arthur, 1 June, 1838; No. 1. Parl. paper, 2, p. 109.
[33] Arthur to Durham, June 9th, No. 1, Parl. paper 2, p. 116.
[34] P.P. 2, p. 125.
[35] Durham to Glenelg, No. 24, P. P. 2, p. 139.
[36] Durham to Arthur, 16 May, 1838, pp. 2, p. 103.
[37] Ibid., Arthur to Durham, 20th Aug., 1838.
[38] Durham to Arthur, Aug. 24th, 1838; Ibid., p. 164.
[39] Arthur to Durham, July 9th, 1838, Can. Archives, G. 494, p. 507.
[40] Ryerson: Story of My Life, p. 225.
[41] These figures are taken from a return to be found in the Canadian Archives, Q. 407, Pt. I, pp. 108-13.
[42] Egerton and Grant: Canadian Constitutional Development, p. 176.
[43] Parl. papers (Canada), 1840, Pt. II, p. 142.
[44] Parl. paper (Canada), 1840, Pt. II, p. 181.
[45] For a full account of the relations between Poulett Thomson and Sir George Arthur the reader is referred to Shortt,Sydenham, pp. 153-162.
BULLETIN OF THE DEPARTMENTS OF HISTORY ANDPOLITICAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCE IN QUEEN'SUNIVERSITY, KINGSTON, ONTARIO, CANADA.
No. 1. The Colonial Policy of Chatham, by W. L. Grant.
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No. 3. The Status of Women in New England and New France, by James Douglas.
No. 4. Sir Charles Bagot: An Incident in Canadian Parliamentary History, by J. L. Morison.
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No. 10. The Problem of Agricultural Credit in Canada, by H. Michell.
No. 11. St. Alban in History and Legend: A Critical Examination; The King and His Councillors: Prolegomena to a History of the House of Lords, by L. F. Rushbrook Williams.
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[Transcriber's note: the duplicate entries for 24 and 25 above are as printed.]