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11 ALMANACK, 1837. CALCULATED FOR THE }1ERIDIAN OF TORONTO UPPER CANADA. ' 79" 36' 6" West Longilude. 43~ 39' 10" North Latitude. Septuagesima Sunday ..... ,J.n. 22 Sexagesima ............... Jan. 29 Quinquagesima ...•.• " .• , Feb. 5 Ash Wednesday .......... Feb. 8 Mid-Lent Sunday .....•. March 5 Palm Sunday. .. .• . '" March 19 Good Friday ...•....... March 2.1 Easter Sunday. . . • •• . .. March 26 MOVEABLE FEASTS. Low ~unday ............ April 2 !togatlOn Sunday ...... ; .. April 30 Ascension Day ........... May -1 Whit Sunday ............. May 14 Trinity Sunday ........... May 21 Advent Sunday ........... Dec. 3 Sundays after Trinity, Twenty. seven. UPPER CANADA TERMS. Hilary ....... begins Feb'y 6, and ends IS Feb'y. Easter ....... ,. " April 17, " 29 Aprll. Trinity ...•••.," June ]9, I July. l\Iichaclw,,:. Nov'r.6, 18 ;'
12 ECLIPSES OF THE SUN AND l\lOON, 1837. APRIL 5.-The Sun will be eclipsed at half-past 2 in tbe morning-in. visible. APRIL 20.-The Mooll will be eclipsed at 45 minutes past 3 o'clock in afternoon-invisible. MAY ,i.-The Sun will be eclipsed at ~ o'clo!'k in the aft~rnoon-invisible. OCTOBEI~ 13.-The Moon will be eclIpsed In the evenmg, total & partly visible, as follows:- Moon rises at .............. 20 minutes past 5 in tbe evening. Beginning of total darkness, .. 35 " ',: 5 do. Ecliptical opposition, •..•... 22 6 do! Middle, ................... 27 6 do. End of total darkness,. . ..... 9 7 do. End of the Eclipse,.. . , .... 5 " ., 8 do. Dnration of visibility, 2 hours and 49 minutes. Quantity at rising, Si digits. Depth of immersion ill the Earth'. shadow, 10 digits from the Southern siue. OCT0"E.l~ 29.-8uo eclipsed at 45 minutes past 6 in tbe morning -invisible. nrOON's RISING At four days' old it sets at, and shines till, ahout ten at night. 5 - - about - - 11 6 - - about - - 12 7 at nrar one in the morning. 15, at fllll, it rises about 6 in the AND SETTING. 16 - at J after - 17 - at J after - 18 about 19 about 20 ahout 7 S 10 11 12 evcnin h . ..•.. '- .. ,.J. N. B.-This table is sufficiently accurate for tbe'parl"ose for which it is wanted-that of ascertuining moonlight Cyenlllg,..,; ".:; .• :--'! :J,,!"l"•. ~ OF THE CHANGES OF THE'i:l100N. Many persons, understandin/!: that tbe menu time hetween one new Moon and another is 29 days, 12 bour., 44 minutes and a fraction, ima· gine that, to find the full or quartCl"s of the ]\Ioon, they have only to add Il half or fourth part of that time; and when they do not find the changes marl{.d in the Calendar to correspond with tbjs method, they impute it to mistake in the calculation of tbose changes. It is therefore necessary to put them in mind, that the great inequality of the Moon's motions I'enders the above rule extremely inaccurate, so that nineteen times in twenty it must fail in giving the true conjunction or change. THE FOUR QUARTERS. Spring Quarter begin. March 20, at III 14m morning. Summer Quarter begins June 22, at 4h 38m morning, Autumn Quarter begins Sept. 23, at 5h 7m afternoon. Wintel' Quarter begins Dec. 22, at 2h 3m afternoo~.
Page 1: JOHN ROSS ROBIKTSON HISTORICAL COLL
Page 6 and 7: I N D E X. PART 1. Ahnauaclc - 1'3-
Page 8 and 9: I);J)EX. Page i Pa~e Notaries, , ,
Page 10 and 11: -7_ W EIGHTS AND MEASURES. ncr Afte
Page 12 and 13: 9 DISCOUNT PER CENT. 12k per cent.
Page 16 and 17: 1837. JANUARY. FIRST MONTH-COMMENCI
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Page 26 and 27: NOVEMBER. ELEVENTH MONTH-COMMENCING
Page 28 and 29: POST-OFFICE, CITY OF TORONTO, DUK~-
Page 30 and 31: 27 OFFICES. Eaton, L C Embro, cf U
Page 32 and 33: 29 OFFICES. Nelson, •• Newborou
Page 34 and 35: 31 ,-, .; -, oS '" Seigniory --,; c
Page 36 and 37: 33 Nt'wspapers, Magazines: anI) oth
Page 38 and 39: 35 . 6th. St. ,Patrick's Wald, all
Page 40 and 41: 37 or being' 'vit~in the liberties,
Page 42 and 43: 39 . 66th. :rhe. Mayor and Aldermen
Page 44 and 45: 41 Andrew T. McCord, Chamhel'lain.
Page 46 and 47: 43 CITY OF TORONTO AUXILIARY LIBLE
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Page 52 and 53: CITY OF TORONTO COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR
Page 54 and 55: B-B 3 Baclenacb Alexander, Grocer.
Page 56 and 57: B-1? Bishop John sell'r" YOllge.str
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D-D 13 Davidson Rev. Mr., Wesleyan
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. E-F 15 Eastwoods Mrs., Ne\1gate.s
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F-G 17 Flay Absalom, Carpenter, Mar
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G-II 19 Grassi A. dC'. Don Giver Gr
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H-H 21 Hnyes Pallick, Elacksmith, C
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Ii-I HuJ ,·)n William, b~cklayer,
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K-K 25 K-earney James, Waggon maker
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L-L 21 Lee" John, Plumber, &c. Newg
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Matthews Henry, carter, Church-st M
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M-M 31 MUftit John, laborer, on lhe
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M-N McLeod John, laborer, Yonge-st
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P-Q-R Price J osepb, Yeoman, Yonge-
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R-R 39 Roche J. 0., gentleman, King
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S-S 4] Secretary of Clergy Corporat
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S-S 4:\ Smith Owen, tailor, Church
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S-T St. Lawrence 1lotel, marke:.st
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T-V 47 Tracy Michael, tailo!', Newg
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W-w' Watson James, carpenter, Lot.s
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W-Y 51 Winn Michael, laborer, marke
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54 ADJALA. CON. N0'II CON. ]'I(). G
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[)6 ALBION. cox. ~O. CON. NO. Corbe
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58 ALBION. CON. N0'1 CON. :N,. Rawn
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BROCK. _, _ CO:'!. N0.i {.lover\\m
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7t CHINQUACOUSY. CON. NO. Maguirc T
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76 ETOBICOKE. co:,. NO. Alderson Ja
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78 ETomCOKE. CON. NO.1 Kidd Richard
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80 GO~;. ;{(). I Go:-r. "!'\O • .
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8 ') .~ NORTH GWILLIMBURY. CON. ,,0
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81 EAST GWILLP,IBliRY. co:\'. N0'\'
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62 BROCK---CALEDON. We:herall John
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64 CALEDON. East of HU1"01!lario St
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66 CALEDON. CON. N0'1 Lindsay Joh~
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(j " CiIINQUACOU;'JY. EI/st of Huro
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70 CHINQUACOUSY. East of Hurontario
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72 CHINQUACOUSY. lVest of Ilurontar
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sa EAST GWILLIMBURY. Peltigreell J
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88 WEST GWI.r.LIMBURY. co;:;:. NO.
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90 WEST GWILLIMBURY. CON. NO. CON.
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92 WEST GWILLI~.JBUr..I. CON. NO.1
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D40 INNISFIL. CON. NO'rf COC;o NO.
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9() KING. CON. NO. Burtis Hugh •
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99 KING. CON. NO I CON. NO Lundy W
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CON. fiO. Bellv Alex'r .•••
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MARKHAM. CON. NO. Cash Davia ••
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101 co'S. :-;'-', Hcr,'";'}g,'!' lI
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C •••• 4 L06 iHARKHAM. CON.
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108 MARKHAM. CON. NO. Robinson John
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Holt MEDONTE' cox. :\"0. ..-\ libal
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MEDONTE. CON. NO. CON. l'(~. Watts
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MONO. CO:'!. NO OOX. NO. Patterson
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110 ORO. co';. ';O.lj cOs. C'.tlTIp
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118 ORO. CON.1'\O. Rawl John ••
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120 PICKERING. ('
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1'~)' , PICKER[NU. CO:.;. NO. C,):"
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IH PICltERl~G. CON. r.o. , CON. NO.
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126 REACH. CON. NO. eON. NC. Gordon
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l~~ SC All norrc!uc fl. CUN. NO. CO
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l~O SC\.HBOIWUGH. ;-; dsuTl Alex ..
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CON. N0.1 SCOTT. COX. NO. Anderson
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TECUMSETH. (lo:\'. No.1 CON. NO. Do
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136 TECUMSETH, CO~. NO, CGN. NO. Re
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133 TllORAH. 00:'1. :'0. McDonald S
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140 UXBRIDGE. CON. N0'II CON. NO. T
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VAUGHA~. co;\". ,,0.' Dalziel John,
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14.4 VAUGHAN. CO:'i. ;';0. ! (:0;';
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116 VAUGHAN. Smith Dalliel •• "
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146 WIlITCHURCH. CON. NO, (:0:0;. N
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150 WHITC[lURCH. cox. N0.1 Lemo" .J
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152 WHITCHURCH. en?!. ,,0. () 10 CO
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154 \V IlITBY. co: .. ;;0,\ CON. 1'
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l ~ ,., 1,)',) n'mTBY. COS. :';0" (
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158 WHITBY· CON. NO. tlO!'!'. NO,
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160 WHITBY. CON, NO, Preston Uenj',
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16:J WHITBY. 00:-1. NO, Way William
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164 GORE OF TORO~TO. Nortltern Divi
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l66 VILLAGE OF St>RlNGFIELD. Carey
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TORO~TO. Old Survey. ciON. NO. CON.
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170 TORONTO. Old Survey. CON. NO. 1
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]72 TORONTO. New Survey. C01'\. 1'\
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174 TORONTO. New SUTl'!'y. CON. N0'
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11G TORONTO. New Survey. CON. NO. M
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1713 'fORO:-lTO. New Survey. CO:\'.
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[80 VESPRA. CON. :'\0. eolins Chas
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162 Pettit \VilJiam Rochford W. C.
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184 YORK. CON. NO. CON. l'fO. Curry
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166 YORK. CON. NO. CO:'i. NO. Brums
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186 YORK. CON. NO., 5tewmt James
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190 CONSTABLES FOR THE nOME DISTRIC
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192 Quarlerly 1'I'1eetinrrs, the 1s
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2 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. ms Excellenc
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RUSSELL. Thomas McKay, By-Town. GLE
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8 PROVINCIAL SECRETARY AND REGISTRA
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NORFOLK. John Rolph, City of Toront
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10 KING'S COLLEGE LAND OFFICE. OFFI
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l~ CLERK OF THE PEACE. OFFICE AT TH
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"5 the Pr;)bale Court, and relates
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16 TREASURERS IN UPPER CANADA. DI3T
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18 Gllnnanoque Hallowell Kingston B
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20 Joseph \Ycnhanl J ~mes Freeland
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Ttl E PEOPLE'S BANK. OFFICE IN NEW
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24 \IIlrit.ing, al'ithmetic, Englis
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26 NEWCASTLE DISTRICT. Revds. A N B
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28 SYNOD OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
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30 CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER rub
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:32 ATTOIC~IES .\.ND BARRISTERS I~
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34 Innisfil, Robert N Algeo, Lewis
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36 l~UBLIC NOTARIES RESIDING iN THE
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\'ii1liam TUl'ller, M. D. Geo. A. L
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EVfry Grist Mill, wrought by ~ater,
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42 CUSTOMS OF UPPER CANADA. IMPORTS
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ROYAL ARTILLERY. One Corporlll and
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Commissioner oj Crown Lands' Office
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At Napanee, for Crown Lands in the
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