Insurance Companies

Charlottetown Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Capital, 10,250 Pounds

President - William Heard, Esq.

Directors - Hon. George Beer, Richard Heartz, Esq., Hon. W. W. Lord, Mr. Thomas Essery, John Ings, Esq., Mr. Bertram Moore, H. J. Callbeck, Esq., Thomas Dodd, Esq., Henry Haszard, Esq., Mr. Mark Butcher, Mr. William Brown and Mr. Owen Connolly.

Secretary - Henry Palmer, Kent St.

Marine Insurance Company of Prince Edward Island

Incorporated 14^th April, 1863

President - William Heard, Esq.

Directors - Hon. Daniel Davies, Hon. W. W. Lord, James Duncan, Esq., Hon. James C. Pope, Hon. George Beer, and Henry Haszard, Esq.

Secretary - Daniel J. Roberts

Charlottetown Gas Light Company

President - James Anderson

Directors - Hon. T. H. Haviland, Hon. Joseph Hensley, Frederick Brecken, Hon. Daniel Davies, G. W. DeBlois, Hon. George Beer.

Manager - William Murphy

Clergy of the Church of Scotland

The Hon. And Right Rev. Hibbert Binney, D. D., Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, exersising by Her Majesty's Letters Patent, Episcopal jurisdiction over this Island.

Venerable Archdeacon Reed, D. D., St. Eleanors Rector

Rev. D. Fitzgerald, A. B., Trinity College, Dublin, Charlottetown Rector

Rev. D. B. Parthner, Assistant Minister

Rev. H. B. Swabey, B. A., Port Hill

Rev. W. Stewart, B. A., Stratford, &c.

Rev. R. T. Rouch, A. B., Georgetown

Rev. R. W. Dyer, Cascumpec

Rev. L. C. Jenkins, D. C. L., retired

Rev. J. A. Richey, New London

Baptist Ministers

Rev. John Davis, Charlottetown

Rev. John Shaw, Three Rivers

Rev. Malcolm Ross, West and Clyde Rivers

Rev. Maynard P. Freeman, Bedeque

Rev. Samuel McLeod, Uigg

The First Baptist Church, formed 1810 - Deacons - Duncan Kennedy, Donald McGregor, Stephen Bovyer, John McGregor, Robert Bovyer, and Robert Stewart. Stephen Bovyer, Esq. Treasurer.

Three Rivers Baptist Church, formed 1811 - Deacons - Donald McDonald, George Moar, and Robert Dewar. Hon. James McLaren, Treasurer and Clerk.

East Point Church - Peter Stewart, Licensed Preacher; David Anderson, Peter Stewart, and John McDonald, Deacons.

New Glasgow Church - Rev. Donald Crawford, Minister; Henry Simpson, and John Stevenson, Jun., Elders, William Stevenson and Charles Stevenson, Deacons.

Summerside Church - Rev. Donald Crawford, Minister; John Crawford, Elder; Benjamin Schurman and Richard Murray, Deacons.

Presbyterian Church of the Lower Provinces of British North America

Presbytery of Prince Edward Island

Charlottetown - Free Church, Head Prince Street, Rev. George Sutherland; Queen Square Church, Rev. Alex. J. Falconer.

Bedeque - Rev. R. S. Patterson, A.M.

Cove Head - Rev. James Allan

Cavendish and New Glasgow - Rev. Isaac Murray

Brown's Creek and Cardigan - Rev. Alexander Munro

East St. Peters and Bay Fortune - Rev. Henry Crawford

Cascumpec and West Point - Rev. Allan Fraser

Princetown - Rev. Robert Laird

Woodville and Little Sands - Rev. Donald McNeil

New London South - Vacant

New London North, and Summerfield - Rev. Alex Cameron

Murray Harbor and Montague - Rev. Hugh McMillan

Strathalbyn - Rev. Alexander Campbell

West River and Brookfield - Rev. William Ross

West St. Peters - Vacant

Dundas - Rev. Allan McLean

Richmond Bay East, and Summerside - Rev. W. R. Frame

Richmond Bay West - Vacant.

Foreign Missions

Revds. John Geddie, J. D. Gordan, Donald Morrison, ___ McCallagh, Fields of Labor, New Hebrides, South Pacific.

General Treasurer to the Foreign Missions of the Island - James McCallum, Esq., Brackley Point.

Wesleyan Methodist Ministers in P.E. Island District

Charlottetown - Rev John Brewster and Rev. Henry Pope

Cornwall and Little York - Rev Jeremiah V. Jost

Pownal - Rev. William Ryan

Bedeque - Rev. S. W. Sprague, Rev. John B. Strong, Supernumerary

Margate - Rev. Howard Sprague, A. B.

Souris and West Stewart - Rev. Edwin Williams

Murray Harbour - Rev. John G. Bigney

West Cape - Rev. Richard Platt

Cascumpec - {none given]

Chairman - Rev. Samuel W. Sprague

Financial Secretary - Rev. J. V. Jost

Roman Catholic Clergy

The Right Rev. Peter McIntyre, D. D., Bishop in Charlottetown; Very Rev. Daniel McDonald, D. D., Charlottetown; Very Rev. James McDonald, Indian River, Grand River, and Summerside; Rev. S. E. Perry, Egmont Bay; Rev. Joseph Quevillon, Miscouche and Fifteen Point; Rev. Andrew Roy, Cascumpec, Brae, and Lot 7; Rev. Dougald McDonald, East Point, St. Margarets, and Souris; Rev. Malachy Reynolds, DeSable and Lot 65; Rev. G. A. Belcourt, Rustico; Rev. Thomas Phelan, Tracadie, Ft. Augustus, and Covehead; Rev. Pius McPhee, St. Andrews and St. Peter's; Rev. James Phelan, Vernon River, Cardigan, and Montague; Rev. Francis J. McDonald, Georgetown, Grand River, Mink River, and Rollo Bay; Rev. Francis X. De Langie, South West, Seven Mile Bay, and Hope River; Rev. Dougald McIsaac, Tignish; Rev. Cajetanus Melville, Havre aux Maisons, Magdalen Islands; Rev. Charles Boudreault, Havre Aubert, Etang du Nord, Magdalen Islands.

Bible Christian Ministers in P. E. Island District

Charlottetown Circuit - Mr. Cephas Barker

Superintendent of District - Mr. W. P. Hunt

Vernon River - Mr. J. J. Rice

Murray Harbor and Three Rivers - Mr. Isaac Ashley

West Cape, Cascumpec and Biddeford - Mr. John W. Butcher,; Mr. Francis Wetherall, Superannuated [Metherall]

Grand River - Mr. John T. Sencabaugh

Colonial Church and School Society

Corresponding Committee - Rev. D. Fitzgerald; Messrs. Charles Palmer, George W. DeBloise, Henry Cundall, William Cundall, Henry Haszard, Joseph Hensley, Thomas DesBrisay.

Treasurer - William Cundall

Secretary - Rev. D. B. Parthner

Missionaries and Catechists - Rev. D. B. Parthner, Charlottetown; Rev. D. W. Dyer, Cascumpec; Mr. Fowle, Catechist and Schoolmaster, New South Wiltshire; Mr. Easton, d.o. Georgetown; Miss Harvie, Charlottetown.

Libraries in Charlottetown

Legislative Library

St. Paul's Church Library, 1.300 vols.

St. James Church Library

Catholic Young Men's Literary Institute Library

St. Dunstan's Church Library

Throughout the Island - St. Dunstan's College, Cascumpec, North River, Cavendish, Crapaud, Malpeque, New Glasgow, Woodville, Brackley Point Road, Springfield, New Perth, Stanhope, Dunstaffnage, Vernon River, and Wheatley River.

Commissioners of the Glebe Fund

Hon. James Warburton, Robert Hutchinson, Esq., and Venerable Archdeacon Reed, D. D.

Surveyors of the Hulls of Steamers

James White and Joseph Pippy

Inspectors of Steamers for P. E. Island

William M. Smith, Esq., of St. John, NB.

Free Masons

Alexandra Royal Arch Chapter

J. S. Carvelle, 1^st Principal Z.

Adam Murray, 2^nd Principal H.

Neil Rankin, 3^rd Principal J.

Morin Lowden, Scribe E.

Charles Bell, Scribe E.

J. A. D'Arcy, Treasurer

John Ross, 1^st Sojourner

Donald McKinnon, 2^nd Sojourner

George Adams, 3^rd Sojourner

St. John's Lodge, No. 562

Established in 1797

Holding Warrant under the Grand Lodge of England, the Right Honorable the Earl of Zetland, most worshipful Grand Master.

Bro. Silas Barnard, W. Master

Bro. John Ross, S. Warden

Bro. Benjamin Rogers, J. Warden

Bro. John Bell, Treasurer

Bro. Allan Watts, Secretary

Bro. J. W. Weldon, S. Deacon

Bro. Daniel McKinnon, J. Deacon

Bro. Wm. Monk, Organist

Bro. J. B. Pollard, Marshall

Bro. Thomas Preedy, Steward

Bro. James Beals, Steward

Bro. George Cummings, J. Guard

Bro. James Connell, Tyler

Post Masters - Robert Hutchinson, John W. Morrison, James Watts, Charles Bell, Adam Murray, and Morin Lowden.; holding their regular communications in the Masonic Hall, Water Street, Charlottetown, on the 2^nd Tuesday in each month.

Victoria Lodge, No. 833

Holding Warrant under the Grand Lodge of Scotland

Established 1857. Incorporated 1862.

Most Noble George Aug. Fredk. 6^th Duke of Athol, Kt., most worshipful Grand Master.

Bro. Ambrose L. Brown, R.W.M.

Bro. Simon Davies, W.D.W.

Bro. Frederick Brecken, W.S.M.

Bro. George Dundas, W.S.M.

Bro. Charles A. Hyndman, W.J.W.

Bro. Wm. R. Watson, Treasurer

Bro. Robert R. Hodgson, Secretary

Bro. Rev. Thos. Duncan, Chaplain

Bro. Frederick A. Flint, S. Deacon

Bro. J. S. Carvell, J. Deacon

Bro. James Davies, Organist

Bro. John Ings, Steward

Bro. G. W. DeBlois, Steward

Bro. John P. Irving, J. Guard

Bro. James Connell, Tyler

Post Master - Bros. John W. Morrison, Samuel Nelson, Charles Young, L.L.D., Neil Rankin

Regular Communications 4^th Tuesday in each month - Officers Installed St. Andrew's Day (30^th November) in each year at Masonic Hall, Water St., Charlottetown.

Loyal Orange Institution, P. E. Island.

Provincial Grand Lodge - Hon. David Kaye, M. D., R. W. Master; G. P. Tanton, D.G.M.; Daniel Fraser, Jr., D.G.M.; Francis Stanley, G. Treasurer; Thomas J. Leeming, G. Secretary; R. McNeil, Deputy G. Secretary; J. Barrett Cooper, G. Lecturer; Rev. R. T. Roach, G. Chaplain; John Macdonald, G. J. Tyler; John Maloney, G. O. Tyler.

Deputy Grand Chaplains - Rev. David Fitzgerald, Rev. D. Stewart, Rev. Donald McNeil, Rev. Allan MacLean, Rev. Alex. Munro, Rev. Alex. McLean.

District Masters - Francis Stanley, Charlottetown; Daniel Fraser, Belfast; Neil Matheson, Strathalbyn; Albert Aitken, Georgetown.

Orange Lodges In P. E. Island

Sons of Temperance

Prince Edward, No. 1, Charlottetown

Rising Sun, Number 2, Charlottetown

Victoria, No. 4, Charlottetown

Diamond of the Desert, No. 9, Georgetown

Flower of the Forest, No. 22, Dundas

Albion, No. 27, Murray Harbor (North)

Pioneer, No. 32, Alberton

Prince of Wales, No. 33, Summerside

Rose of the Valley, No. 34, Lower Grand River, Lot 56

Volunteer, No. 35, Campbelton, Lot 4

Banner, No. 36, Kildare

North Star, No. 37, Tignish

Eureka, No. 38, West Cape

Prince Albert, No. 39, St. Eleanors

West Devon, No. 40, West Devon, Lot 10

Birch Hill, No. 41, Birch Hill, Lot 13

Richmond, No. 42, Lot 16

Good Will, No. 43, Frederick Cove, Lot 11

Pownal, No. 44, Pownal

Union, No. 45, Springfield

Prince William, No. 46, Margate

New Era, No. 47, Brae, Lot 9

Aurora, No. 48, Centreville

Valentine, No. 49, Fifteen Point

Evening Star, No. 50, Oyster Cove, Lot 18

Granville, No. 52, Campbellton (N. L.)

Prince Alfred, No. 53, Traveller's Rest

Social, No. 54, North River

Battery, No. 55, Winsloe Road

New Glasgow, No. 56, New Glasgow

Ark of Safety, No. 57, Wheatley River

Brookfield, No. 59, Brookfield

New Westmorland, No. 60, Crapaud

Rising Star, No. 61, Hart's Corner, (N. L.)

Prince Consort, No. 62, Long River, (N. L.)

Triumph, No. 63, North Hillsboro'

Cavendish, No. 64, Cavendish

Officers of Grand Division

G. W. P. Herbert Bell, Alberton

G. W. A. George W. Mullins, Charlottetown

G. S. John Scott, Charlottetown

G. T. Benjamin Williams, Charlottetown

G. Chap. Robert T. Rouch, Georgetown

G. Con. Patrick Brown, Summerside

G. Sent. Archibald Ramsay, Lot 16

P. G. W. P. Jeremiah S. Carvell, Charlottetown

P.S. - The Annual Session to be held on the 29^th October

Independant Order of Good Templars in P.E. Island

Temperance Hall Company, Charlottetown

Incorporated April 2^nd, 1852

President - Hon. Dr. Young

Secretary and Treasurer - John W. Morrison

Directors - Adam Murray

Directors - Hon. Dr. Young, John W. Morrison, J. Barrett Cooper, W. C. Trowan, H. J. Cundall, George W. Millner, J. P. Tanton

Janitor - John Hatch

Masonic Hall Company, Charlottetown

President - John W. Morrison

Treasurer - Charles Bell

Secretary - Adam Murray

Directors - Charles Bell, Adam Murray, John W. Morrison, W. R. Watson, Silas Barnard, James Connell, and John Ross.

Temperance Hall Company, Cascumpec

Incorporated 1860

Directors - John Hubbard, James Forsyth, Thomas Fairbairn, Herbert Bell, Benjamin Rogers, Richard C. O'Leary, Archibald Gowan.

Newspapers

Examiner - Published every Monday at fifteen shillings per annum, half-yearly in advance; Hon. Edward Whelan, Editor, Publisher, and Proprietor, Hillsboro' n King Sq.

Islander (The) - Published every Friday at fifteen shillings per annum. John Ings, Proprietor and Publisher, Water, corner Great George.

Monitor (The) - Published every Thursday at ten shillings per annum in advance. J. Barrett Cooper, Editor, Publisher and Proprietor, Kent n Prince.

Protestant and Evangelical Witness - Published every Saturday at twelve shillings, if paid within the first half year after being taken. David Laird, Editor, Publisher, and Proprietor, "Protestant Office," Queen Sq.

Ross's Weekly - Published every Thursday morning at eight shillings per annum, half yearly in advance. John Ross, Publisher and Proprietor, Pownal n Water.

Royal Gazette - Published every Wednesday at six shillings per annum. John Ings, Publisher, Water cor Great George.

Semi-Weekly Advertiser - Published every Tuesday and Friday morning, at the office of Ross's Weekly, Pownal St., at twelve shillings per annum.

Vindicator - Published every Friday Morning at ten shillings per annum, half yearly in advance. Reilly & Doyle, Publishers and Proprietors, Kent cor Prince.

Barristers and Attorneys

Name	When Admitted
Wm. Forgan	18th Feb. 1824
John Lawson	28th Jun 1825
Robert Stewart	28th Oct 1825
Theophilus Stewart	29th Jun 1826
Henry Palmer	2nd July 1827
Edward Palmer	1st Nov 1830
John Clark Binns	29th Feb 1832
Charles Binns Jr.	--
Charles DesBrisay	11th Jul 1836
John Longworth	31st Oct 1837
Charles Young	2nd Oct 1838
Charles Stockdale	7th May 1839
Charles Palmer	10th May 1845
T. Heath Haviland	1st Jul 1845
Joseph Hensley	6th Jan 1847
W. H. Pope	5th Oct 1847
Samuel Wright	28th Jun 1849
Frederick De St. Croix Brecken	1st Jun 1852
Dennis O'Meara Reddin	20th July 1852
Benjamin DesBrisay	30th Oct 1852
William M. Howe	4th Nov 1854
Richard Reddin	13th Mar 1860
Malcolm McLeod	16th Jul 1861
William A. Johnstone	29th Oct 1861
Edward J. Hodgson	4th Nov 1861

Volunteer Brigade

The Brigade consists of three Regiments. On the appointments is a representation of the three arms of which the force is composed, with the motto "Tria Juncta in Uno." The uniform of the Administrative Staff is "Dark blue, scarlet facings and silver lace."

His Excellency the Lieut. Governor, Commander-in-Chief

Administrative Staff

Officer Commanding the Brigade - Colonel Hon. J. H. Gray

Major of Brigade - [Not listed]

Inspector General - Lieut-Col. P. D. Stewart

Queen's County Regiment

Lieutenant-Colonel - Hon. T. Heath Haviland

Major - James B. Pollard

Adjutant - Donald Currie

Cavalry - Volunteer Mounted Rifles - Capt. John H. Gates, Lieut. John W. Holman, Cornet John T. Rodd

Volunteer Artillery - Charlottetown - organized May, 1859, (4 brass field pieces) Capt. T. Morris, Lieuts. E. B. Love, S. Davies, Cropley [?]; Battery Sergeant-Major George P. Tanton; Sergeants - Passmore, Reid, Richardson; Corporals - Duncan, Batt, McDonald, Irving; Bombardiers - Laird, Barnstead, Binns, and Gidley.

Prince of Wales Rifles - Capt. Robert R. Hodgson, Lieut. John Robins, Ensign James Peake.

Belfast Rifles - Capt. Daniel Fraser, Lieut. Angus McLeod, Ensign John Campbell.

Lot 49 Rifles - Capt. John Smith, Lieut. Nathaniel Acorn, Ensign James J. Gay.

New Glasgow Rifles - Capt. William McNeill, Lieut. Richard Bagnall, Ensign Robert Houston.

Dundas Rifles - Southport - Capt. Henry Beer, Lieut. George Stanley, Ensign Samuel McRae.

Highland Rifles - Orwell - Capt. Donald McLeod, Lieut. P. McDonald, Ensign William McPhail.

Wood Island Rifles - Capt. James McMillan, Lieut. C. McNeill, Ensign [not given].

Springton Rifles - Lot 67, Capt. Niel E. Matheson, Lieut Angus P. McKenzie, Ensign Alexander Stewart.

Scotia Rifles - Wheatley River - Capt. Duncan McRae, Lieut. Alexander McMillan, Ensign John T. Poole.

Irish Rifles - Charlottetown - Capt. William O'Brien, Lieut. John Broyderick, Ensign Henry McIntyre.

Thistle Rifles - Dunstaffnage, Capt. David Ross, Lieut. James Wyat, Ensign John Robertson.

Brackley Point Road Rifles - Capt. John Robertson, Lieut. James Martin, Ensign S. McCallum.

New London Rifles - Capt. James Pidgeon, Lieut. J. McLeod, Ensign Joseph D. Harding.

Brown's Creek Rifles - Capt. Ewen McPhee, Lieut. John McDonald, Ensign Donald Nicholson.

Vernon River Rifles - Capt. J. Duncan, Lieut. William Forbes, Ensign Cavendish Willock.

Fort Augustus Rifles - Capt. Hon. Francis Kelly, Lieut. Francis McAree, Ensign Charles Kelly.

Brookfield Rifles - Capt. Thomas Carson, Lieut. John Bell, Ensign William Gamester.

Royalty Rifles - Capt. George Wright, Lieut. Francis Doherty, Ensign James Walker.

Bayfield Rifles - Covehead, Capt. David Lawson Lieut. D. A. Darrach, Ensign Laughlin McMillan.

Little York or Gray Rifles - Capt. Ralph Mabon, Lieut. George Deacon, Ensign William Large.

Prince County Regiment

Lieutenant-Colonel - Hon. James C. Pope

Major - J. Hunter Duvar

Adjutant - Thomas McKinlay

Queen's Own Rifles - St. Eleanors, Capt. John Haszard, Lieut. James Campbell, Ensign Harry Compton.

Tryon Rifles - Capt. John Howat, Lieut Arthur Irving, Ensign William Bell.

Westmoreland Rifles - Capt. Thomas Ives, Lieut. Alexander Howat, Ensign William Sobey.

Cascumpec Artillery - Capt. Benjamin Rogers, 1^st Lieut. Peter Gard, 2^nd Lieut. Kieffe.

Summerside Artillery - Capt. C. McLennan, 1^st Lieut. David Rogers, 2^nd Lieut. Asher Black.

Malpeque Rifles - Capt. Peter McNutt, Lieut. John H. Beairsto, Ensign James Beairsto.

Lord Clyde Rifles - Bedeque, Capt. Murdoch McLeod, Lieut. John Beer, Ensign Major Wright.

King's County Regiment

Major - Lemuel C. Owen

Adjutant - [none given]

Georgetown Artillery and Rifles - Capt. Charles Owen, 1^st Lieut. James Wickwire, 2^nd Lieut. John Le Broq.

New Perth Rifles - Capt. J. McDonald, Lieut. D. A. W. Kennedy, Ensign J. H.. Mellish.

Dundas Rifles - Capt. George McKenzie, Lieut. Alexander Ross, Ensign Roderick McNeill.

Souris Rifles - Capt. Alexander Leslie, Lieut. Joseph McIsaac, Ensign Angus McDonald.

Duncan and Kaye Rifles - Murray Harbour, Capt. E. Jenkins, Lieut. JL. C. Johnson, Ensign John McLean.

Charlottetown and South Port Ferry

Hours of Starting

Charlottetown	Southport
6 o'clock a.m.	6:30 o'clock a.m.
7 o'clock a.m.	7:30 o'clock a.m.
8:30 o'clock a.m.	9 o'clock a.m.
9:30 o'clock a.m.	10 o'clock a.m.
10:30 o'clock a.m.	11 o'clock a.m.
11:30 o'clock a.m.	12 o'clock a.m.
12:30 o'clock p.m.	1 o'clock p.m.
2 o'clock p.m.	2:30 o'clock p.m.
3 o'clock p.m.	3:30 o'clock p.m.
4 o'clock p.m.	4:30 o'clock p.m.
5 o'clock p.m.	5:30 o'clock p.m.
6 o'clock p.m.	6:30 o'clock p.m.

Steamer crosses every half hour until sunset. Small boat kept in attendance for conveyance of passengers from time steamer stops running. Application to be made at Ferry House.

List of Fares

To be paid on entrance to the gates: every foot passenger, 3d; Horse or cow, 5d; Horse and Sleigh, Gig or Waggon, 10d; Horse and Cart with load of Produce for Market, 9d; Sheep, Hogs, or Calves, dead or alive, 2d; Puncheons, 1s 6d; Tierces, 1s; Barrells, 3d; Empty Puncheons, 6d; Empty Tierces, 4d; Empty Barrels, 1d; Boards per 1000, 2s. 9d., Shingles, 3d; Iron, Copper, or other heavy articles per cwt, 1 ½ d.; Empty Carts, Sleighs, or Waggons, 5d.;Produce of every description per bushel, ½ d.; Trunks, Boxes, Cans, &c., rated as Puncheons, and according to weight. Double fares from Sunset to 12 o'clock, and treble fares from 12 to 6 a.m. Sunday, passengers ferried free, going to and from places of worship in Charlottetown, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Steamer does not ply between the hours of 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday. Funerals ferried free, which includes, in each case, corpse, corpse-bearers, and mourners only.

Welsh and Bourke, proprietors, McDonald, Collector.

Red Point Debating Society

President - Alexander A. Beaton

Treasurer - John McInnis

Secretary - Alexander A. Beaton

Tyler - Isaac A. Stewart.

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