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Middleton is situated in the to-wnship. on the Talbot street. There are sereii
saw mills in the township.
Population in 1841, 555.
Ratable property in the township, £7673.
MIDDLETOWN.
A Village in the township of West Gwlllimbury, two miles west of Bradford,
on the Bond Head road, contains about fifty inhabitants. There is a good
and comfortable tavei'n, one blacksmith, one wheelwright, one shoemaker, one
carpenter.
MILFORD.
A small Village in the south-west corner of the township of Marj^sburgh.
It contains about 100 inhabitants, grist and saw mill, one blacksmith, one shoe
maker, one tailor.
MILL CREEK.
A Village in the township of Ernestown, situated on the eastern road thirteen
miles Avest from Kingston, contains about 150 inhabitants, who have a Catholic
clim-ch.
Post Office, post every day.
Prufcssions arid Trades.—One grist and saw mill, carding machine and fulUng
null, planing machine, two stores, three taverns, two tailors, two shoemakers.
MILLBROOK.^
A Village in the township of Cavan, situated a little south of the centre of
tlie township. It contains about 250 inhabitants, who have a Methodist chapel.
Professiutis and Trades.—Two physicians and surgeons, one grist and saw
mill, one distillery, one tannery, four stores, two taverns, two waggon makers,
four blacksmiths.
Post Office, post twice a week.
MILLE ROCHES.
A Village in the township of Cornwall, five miles from the town ot Cornwall.
It is situated between the River St. Lawrence and the Cornwall canal. It was
once flourishing, biit the formation of the Cornwall Canal has cut it off from
the surrounding countiy. A quarry of splendid black lime stone, resembling
black marble, and which takes a beautiful polish, is situated close to the village.
Mille Roches contains a grist and saw mill, carding machine and fulUng rnill^
and two stores.
Po.st Office, post every day.
MILTON MILLS.—(5ec Lambton.)
MILLVILLE, OR ELLOTT'S MILLS.
A small Village in the township of Darlington, six miles north of Bowman
ville. It contains about 150 inliabitauts, grist and saw mill, two stores, one
tavern, one blacksmitli, one tixilor, one shoemaker.
MIMICO.
A Village in the township of Etobicoke, situated on Dundas Street, on the
Etobicoke Creek, nine miles and a half from Toronto. It contains about 150
inliabitanls. A neat Wesleyan chapel is erected, and an Episcopal chm'ch is in
course of erection.
Jliniico contains two saw-mills, one store, one physician and surgeon, two
tiiveiTiB, one blacksmith, one butcher, one baker, two shoemakers, two wheelwrights
and waggon makers, two carpenters and joiners, one tailor.