North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-01-01

sed IN Assembly, 50 To g. The Council
choked the bill, and the government off,
Gals entrusted with the funds, Lorrored
them.
APRiL 9. 1888, Monday, JOHN
MONTGOMERY was tried al Toronto
for high treason against Victoria, before
mock jury selected of the bascst, most de-
pendant tories, not OF the country. but
picked up by the sheriff at Hagerman's
order, through the city. They were men
whom the Banks could break down at n
nod except perhaps Andrews the bellman.
They are ID. NJ. and p. Paterson, IT,. w.
Andrews, G. Moore, L. Champion, w.
and }. Ross, g. DcnhoIm, Joseph Rogers.
}. NJ. Murchison. w. Osborne, and G. b.
Willard. We will give them an unenvia>
bic notorieiy To last their lives Haeer-
man thought there were some Jurors drawn
who had little humanity left, and he OBJ
lecied 10 every man Of them. Sherwood
and Hagerman were united 10 procure n
conviction. William Clark, painter John
Linlooi, butcher Hugh Stewart, II. N.
Sames Sewers sherifl's bailif, Georpe ID.
Reed, William Gymer an hos,ler, w. b.
Crew, David Bridgeford, q poor colonel.
Thomas Nightingale, butcher, and James
Purdy, his man, and Archibald Cameron.
son TO a hall-pay colonel, were the inform
ers and Queens evidence. They did their
best to have him convicted, vet he was in
nocent as we well know, for he was as
ignorant of the intention of The reformers
TO take possession Of his premises on 4th
Dec, as the babe unborn, and il was bnt
natural that he should stop and watch SO
valuable an estate. Hagerman's language
was vlndiciive enough and G.. J. Robin
son pleaded 10: conviction he vas sure of
at the hand Of his creatures. III the deien-
dant could select his Jurors he would get
clear. VIM. Ketchum sworc that he
(k) was out on Tuesday at the REFORM
ers' camp with DR.. RoIph and MIR. Bald
win, who bore flag Of truce from Head,
and DR.. Rolph took him aside and babe
him represent the force of the country
people " as very strong" and that he had
been told on Monday that the city would
be attacked that night, probably by the
same friend. Mr. Mon..g,2G q! IaXui TTlals Ell
,puiut utr..-vo Rc,. -, es.ss. .,rfn 4ur
Lount's bu,chery, that Arthur ordered him
to be hanshed TO perpetual slavery in Bo-
tany Bay. He escaped reached the land
of the free, and affords home for many
brother reformer, in this flourishne city.
He was worth three thousand dollars a
year before the revolt
UprER CANADA LISTS.
1t. Governor, Sir G. Arthur, income
got ,OO0.-Chief Justice, C.. j. Robinson,
income S10,000.-A Legislative Council
appointed by the colonial office, London,
SO members House Of Assembly, 90
members, Sir Allen McNab, Speaker
An Executive Council Che same which
advised the butcheries Of Lount, Won
Schoultz, Mathews, &C. viz: Robert
Baldwin Sullivan, Surveyor General, Pres
ident, income $4,000, Augustus Baldwin,
w. II. Draper, w. Allan, r.. A. Tucker
o.-Treasurer, J. II. Dunn, $4,000
Judge Kings Bench, Robinson, Sherwood,
Mclean. Macanlay, Jones-Attorney
General, c. A. Hagerman, income $780,
OOO-Clrrk OF the Crown. C.. c. Small,
$1,000 Chancru Sir G.. Arthur, Chan
cellor; Vice Chancellor, r.. S. Jameson
$4,000; Registrar, Hepburne. - Clergy
Established Church). j. Sttachan, Bish-
op Of Toronto,-79 clergymen--ihey have
one acre in seven Of the whole province
for theii subsistence, besides many thou
sand dollars a year out of The public treasu-
ry.-Roman Catholic Clergy, 81, paid
$1,000 year by govcrnment-Church Of
Scotland, 46 preachers, hired and paid
about SI60 year each by government
| Wesleyan Meihodists, (under The Eng
| lish Tory conlerence) about 10 preachers.
Also Independents, Seceders, Untarians,
Baplisis, Quakers, &c, who maintain
/ their preachers. bout so Agencies for
issuing marriage licences at Sc each
I Adlutant General Of Militia, Richard Boil
! lock-Commissary General, r. j. Routh
Population, Z. C. 1889. about AIS, 600.
The two COLONIES called Canada have a
population Of Ais 900 in the Upper, and
/. ESQ. 900 in the Lower Province or tflese il
is estimated that &c, 900 are episcoralans,
500, 900 catholics, 40, 600 methodis,s, 100
600 presbyierians and independents, 1885,
600 bapiisis, aud all other denominations.
Chasing the people by origin, there may
herJ-in Lower Canada, Of a native popu-
laiion, together with French and Ger
mans, $50, 600; Americans and United
States origin, GO, o0e Emigranis and the
. United Kingdom and other parts ITO, 900.
And in Upper Canada, l65, 900 natives,
including some French and German set
tiers 100 900 Americans and OF United
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