The Solicitor General from the Select Eommittee [sic] to which was referred the petition of Hugh C. Thomson and James McFarlane Esquires, and also the petition of Robert Stanton, Esq. informed the House that the committee had agreed to a report which he was ready to submit whenever the House would be pleased to receive the same
Subtitle: the report was received and read as follows
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1831
Place of publication: Upper Canada?
Language: eng
Subjects: Printing; Thomson and McFarlane (Firm)
Notes: Broadside.

At head of title: House of Assembly, Monday 19th December, 1831.

Reference: Fleming, P.L. Upper Canadian imprints, 1801-1841, no. 582.

"The Kingston publishers Thomson and Macfarlane were seeking support for their edition of the statutes. Stanton regarded this enterprise as an infringement of his rights as King's printer. In its report the committee described the printing, paper, and binding as 'highly creditable to the publishers' and noted that the price was reasonable"--Fleming.

Incipit title.