NEW BRUNSWICK (Continued)

GANONG. Notes on the Natural History and Physiography of New Brunswick. By Dr. W: F. Ganong.

Nat. Hist. Soc. (N.B.) xiv. xvi.-xviii. 1896-99 MCINTOSH. Butterflies of New Brunswick. By William McIntosh.

Ibid. xvii., xviii. 1899 TRUEMAN. Marsh and Lake Region at the Head of Chignecto Bay. By George J. Trueman. Ibid. xvii. 1899

DUFF. The 'Dip' of the Magnetic Needle in New Brunswick. By Prof. A. Wilmer Duff.

Ibid.

MATTHEW and KAIN. Artesian and Fissure Wells in New Brunswick. By G. F. Matthew and S. W. Kain. Ibid.

MCINTOSH. Noctuidæ of New Brunswick. By William McIntosh.
Ibid. xviii. 1899

GANONG. A Monograph of Historic Sites in New Brunswick. By Dr.
William F. Ganong.
R.S.C. v.
(N.S.) 1899
MILLER. New Brunswick, Past and Present. By C. A. Duff Miller.
'B.E. Series,' iii. 1900
HANNAY. Before the Loyalists. By Dr. James Hannay. Can. Hist.'x. 1900
RAYMOND. Notes on Madawaska. By Rev. W. O. Raymond.
AN OLD TIME CONFLAGRATION.

6

Ibid.

Ibid.

BAILEY. Geological History of the Bay of Fundy. By Prof. L. W. Bailey. Can. Hist.' xi. 1900

6

HICKMAN. Handbook of New Brunswick. By W. Albert Hickman.

Illustrated. 8vo. Fredericton, 1900

21. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

See also SECTIONS 18 and 65-77

JOHNSTONE. A Series of Letters, descriptive of Prince Edward Island in the Gulph of St. Laurence, addressed to the Rev. John Wightman, Minister of Kirkmahoe. By Walter Johnstone.

LEWELLIN. Prince Edward Island: a Brief but Faithful Account of this
fine Colony; showing some of its Advantages as a Place of Settlement.
By J. L. Lewellin.
Pamp. 165. Charlottetown, 1834
HARPER. Maritime Provinces: their Origin and Inhabitants. By John
Harper.
L. & H.S. Que. 1882
ELLS. Report on Explorations and Surveys in the Interior of the Gaspé
Peninsula and Prince Edward Island. By R. W. Ells.

Geo. Sur. Can. 1882-84
BRYCE. Souris Country: its Monuments, Mounds, Forts, and Rivers. By
Rev. Prof. George Bryce.
H. & S.S. Man. 1886

BAIN. Natural History of Prince Edward Island. By Francis Bain.
12mo. Charlottetown, 1890

DAWSON. Geology of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward
Island; or, Acadian Geology. By Sir J. William Dawson.
Illustrated. 8vo. Lond. 1891

BAIN. Birds of Prince Edward Island: their Habits and Characteristics.
By Francis Bain.
12mo. Charlottetown, 1891

BRYAN. St. Paul's (Charlottetown), Old and New.

Bryan.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Pamp. 174.
Illustrated. Svo.

By the Rev. John T.
Charlottetown, 1896

Charlottetown, 1897

DAWSON. Prince Edward Island.

By Dr. S. E Dawson.

Stanford's Compendium, N. America,' i. 1897
COTTON. Premiers of Prince Edward Island since Confederation. By
W. L. Cotton.
'Can. Mag.' ix. 1897

CROSSKILL. Prince Edward Island, Garden Province of Canada: its
History, Interests, and Resources. With Information for Tourists, &c.
By W. H. Crosskill.
12mo. Charlottetown, 1899
MCLEOD. Sketch of Education in Prince Edward Island. By. D. J.
Hopkins' Canada,' iii. 1899
MACDONALD. Confederation Movement in Prince Edward Island. By
Hon. Andrew A. Macdonald.
1899

McLeod.

CLARK.

Rand and the Micmacs. By Jeremiah S. Clark.

Ibid. v.

12mo. Charlottetown, 1899

*.* A Biography of Dr. Silas Tertius Rand.

SHELDON. Prince Edward Island. By Prof. J. P. Sheldon.

'B.E. Series,' iii. 1900

22. MANITOBA, THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORY,
HUDSON'S BAY, &c.

See also SECTIONS 3, 18, 23, and 65-77

MCGILLIVRAY. Journal of Duncan McGillivray in North-West Canada.
MSS. 1794

SKETCH OF THE FUR TRADE OF CANADA NORTH-WEST
COMPANY.
MSS. 1809

THOMPSON. Remarks on the Countries Westward of the Rocky Mountains
with reference to a rough Chart. By D. Thompson. Chart. MSS. 1813
SELKIRK. Sketch of the British Fur Trade in North America. With
Observations relative to the North-West Company of Montreal. By
the Earl of Selkirk.
Svo. Lond. 1816
NARRATIVE OF OCCURRENCES IN THE INDIAN COUNTRIES OF
NORTH AMERICA SINCE THE CONNECTION OF THE EARL
OF SELKIRK WITH THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY AND
HIS ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH A COLONY ON THE RED
RIVER. With an Account of his Military Expedition to, and subse-
quent proceedings at, Fort William in Upper Canada. 8vo. Lond. 1817
WENTZEL. Account of the Mackenzie River District. With Chart. By
W. F. Wentzel.
MSS. 1821
KEATING. Narrative of an Expedition to the source of St. Peter's River,
Lake Winnepeek, Lake of the Woods, &c., in 1823. Compiled from
the Notes of Major S. H. Long, Messrs. Say, Keating, and Colhoun. By
William H. Keating.
Illustrated. 2 vols. 8vo. Lond. 1825
COLTON. Tour of the American Lakes and among the Indians of the
North-West Territory in 1830. By C. Colton. 2 vols. 12mo. Lond. 1833
CATLIN'S NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN PORTFOLIO. Hunting Scenes
and Amusements of the Rocky Mountains and Prairies of America, from
Drawings and Notes of the Author (George Catlin), made during Eight
Years' Travel amongst forty-eight of the wildest and most remote
Tribes of Savages in North America.
Folio. Lond. 1844

BALLANTYNE. Hudson's Bay; or, Everyday Life in the Wilds of North
America during Six Years' Residence in the Territories of the
Honourable Hudson's Bay Company. By Robt. M. Ballantyne.
Illustrated. 12mo. Lond. 1848

TUCKER. Rainbow in the North: a Short Account of the First Establishment of Christianity in Rupert's Land by the Church Missionary Society. By S. Tucker. 12mo. Lond. 1852 KANE. Sojourn among the Half-breeds, Hudson Bay Company's Territory, Red River. By Paul Kane.

KANE.

Travel among the Walla-Walla Indians. HALL. Adventure among the Commanche Indians.

6

Can. Jour.' i. (N.S.) 1856
By Paul Kane.

Ibid.

By H. Hall.

'E.P. Mon. Mag.' i. 'Can. Jour.' ii. (N.S.)

1856

1857

KANE. Chinook Indians. By Paul Kane.
HIND. Superstitions and Customs common among the Indians in the
Valley of the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan. By Henry Y. Hind.
Can. Jour.' iv. (N.S.) 1859
PALLISER. Progress of the British North American Exploring Expedition
under the command of Captain John Palliser. J.R.G.S. xxx. 1860

MANITOBA, THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORY, &c. (Continued)— DELESSERT. Les Indiens de la Baie d'Hudson; promenades d'un Artiste parmi les Indiens de l'Amérique du Nord, depuis le Canada jusqu'à l'Ile de Vancouver et l'Oregon, a travers le Territoire de la Compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson. Inimité de l'Anglais. Par Edouard Delessert. 12mo. Paris, 1861 ISBISTER. Hudson's Bay Territories: their Trade, Productions, and Resources; with Suggestions for the Establishment and Economical Administration of a Crown Colony on the Red River and Saskatchewan. By A. K. Isbister. J.S.A. ix.

WILSON. Science in Rupert's Land. By (Sir) Daniel Wilson.

1861

Can. Jour.' vii. (N.S.) 1862

HIND. North-West British America. By Henry Y. Hind.

'B.A. Mag. i. Toronto, 1863 By Henry Y. Hind.

Ibid.

HIND. Future of the North-West.
HIND. Glance at the Political and Commercial Importance of British
Central America. By Henry Y. Hind. Can. Jour.' viii. (N.S.) 1863
ISBISTER. Convict Labour and Colonisation; with Suggestions for the
Establishment of a new Penal Settlement in the Hudson's Bay Terri-
tories. By A. K. Isbister.
J.S.A. xi. 1863
HODGINS. Discoveries and Trade of the Rival French and English
Colonists in the Hudson's Bay Territories. By J. George Hodgins.
'B.A. Mag. ii. Toronto, 1864
CATLIN. O-kee-pa: a Religious Ceremony; and other Customs of the
Mandans. By George Catlin. With thirteen coloured illustrations.
Roy. 8vo. Lond. 1867

HALF-BREEDS OF RED RIVER: their Habits and Customs.

'Can. Mon.' ii. 1872

HUYSHE. Red River Expedition. By Capt. G. L. Huyshe.

J.R.U.S.I. xv. 1872

ANDERSON. Notes of the Flood at the Red River in 1852. By Bishop
David Anderson.
12mo. Lond. 1873
SELWYN. Notes of a preliminary Geological Reconnaissance from Lake
Superior by the English and Winnipeg Rivers to Fort Garry. By
Alfred R. C. Selwyn.
Geo. Sur. Can. 1873

BELL. Report on the Country between Lake Superior and Lake Winnipeg. By Dr. Robert Bell.. Ibid. HARRINGTON. Notes on Samples of Brick Clay from Fort Garry. By Dr. B. J. Harrington. Ibid.

WAUD. Report of Operations in Manitoba with the Diamond-pointed Steam Drill. By W. B. Waud. Ibid. PAUL KANE, THE CANADIAN ARTIST. Can. Jour.' xiii. (N.S.) 1873 SELWYN. Observations in the North-West Territory on a Journey across the Plains from Fort Garry to Rocky Mountain House, returning by the Saskatchewan River and Lake Winnipeg. By Alfred R. C. Selwyn. Geo. Sur. Can. 1874 BELL. Report on the Country between Red River and the South Saskatchewan; with Notes on the Geology of the Region between Lake Superior and Red River. By Dr. Robert Bell. Ibid.

BELL. Report on the Country West of Lakes Manitoba and Winnipegosis; with Notes on the Geology of Lake Winnipeg. By Dr. Robert Bell. Ibid.

MANITOBA, THE NORTH-WEST TERRITORY, &c. (Continued)— ROBERTSON-ROSS. Reconnaissance of the North-West Provinces and Indian Territories of Canada, and Journey across the Continent through Canadian Territory to British Columbia and Vancouver Island. By Col. P. Robertson-Ross. J.R.U.S.I. xvii. BASIN OF THE MACKENZIE RIVER. CAMERON.

Experiences of the Great North-West.

1874

'Geo. Mag. ii. 1875

By John Cameron. 'Can. Mon.' viii. 1875

SPENCER. Report on the Country between the Upper Assiniboine River and Lakes Winnepegosis and Manitoba. By Joseph William Spencer. Geo. Sur. Can. 1875

HAMILTON. The Prairie Province; Sketches of Travel from Lake Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, and an Account of the Geographical Position, Climate, Civil Institutions, Inhabitants, Productions, and Resources of the Red River Valley. By J. C. Hamilton. 12mo. Toronto, 1876

HUNT. Notes on the Qu'Appelle Treaty. By F. L. Hunt.

Can. Mon.' ix. 1876

MACOUN. Geological and Topographical Notes on the Lower Peace and
Athabasca Rivers. By Prof. John Macoun. Geo. Sur. Can. 1876
MACOUN. Botanical Features of the Country traversed from Vancouver
Island to Carleton, on the Saskatchewan. By Prof. John Macoun. Ibid.
ELLS. Boring Operations in the North-West Territory. By R. W. Ells. Ibid.
BELL. Report on an Exploration between James' Bay and Lakes Superior
and Huron. By Dr. Robert Bell.
Ibid.
ALLEN. From Fort Pelly to Winnipeg. By H. L. Allen. Cape Mon.' xv.
1877
BELL. Report on an Exploration of the East Coast of Hudson's Bay, 1877.
By Dr. Robert Bell.
Geo. Sur. Can. 1878
BELL. Report on the Country between Lake Winnipeg and Hudson's Bay.
By Dr. Robert Bell.
Ibid.
BELL. Report on Explorations on the Churchill and Nelson Rivers, and
around God's and Island Lakes, 1879. By Dr. Robert Bell.

Geo. Sur. Can. 1879 WHITEAVES. Silurian and Devonian Fossils from Manitoba and the Valleys of the Nelson and Churchill Rivers. By J. F. Whiteaves. Ibid. WHITEAVES. List of Fresh-water Mollusca from Manitoba and the Valley of the Nelson River. By J. F. Whiteaves. Ibid. GEFFCKEN. List of Lepidoptera from the Nelson and Churchill Rivers. By Herr Geffcken. Ibid.

LE CONTE. List of Coleoptera from the Nelson and Churchill Rivers. By Dr. J. L. Le Conte. Ibid. VENNOR and KUETZING. List of Birds from the Region between Norway House and Forts Churchill and York. By H. G. Vennor and P. Kuetzing.

Ibid. MUNRO. Winnipegoosis. By W. F. Munro. Can. Mon.' iii. (N.S.) 1879 MACOUN. Notes on Manitoba. By Prof. John Macoun. P. Can. Inst. 1879 BELL. Occurrence of Petroleum in the North-West Territories. By Dr. Ibid.

Robert Bell.

HAVARD. French Half-breeds of the North-West. By Dr. V. Havard. Smith. Rep. 1879

FITZGIBBON. A Trip to Manitoba. By Mary Fitzgibbon. 8vo. Lond. 1880