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Letter, 1820 Aug. 20, to unidentified persons, Perth.
The fonds consists of a letter relating to Lord Dalhousie's visit to Perth in Upper Canada, and a newsclipping of an open letter to Lord Dalhousie regarding Wesleyan missionaries in Canada.
Ramsay, George, 9th Earl of Dalhousie
The fonds consists of nine letters relating to the foundation and early history of the library at Perth, Upper Canada, sponsored by Lord Dalhousie before his departure from Canada
Dalhousie Library (Perth, Ont.)
James L. Hughes, orange paradox: From equal rights to Unity League/by R.S. Pennefather.
Papers.
R.S Pennefather
Letter, Chatham, to James Howlie, Halifax, N.S.
Relates to family matters, mutual acquaintances and life in Chatham.
Anderson, James
The Year 1933 at Standard Accident/by Leslie King Kirk
The typescript is that of a daily business diary kept by Kirk for the year 1933. As his company entered its fifth calendar year of the depression Kirk decided to keep a diary of his business experience with the purpose of looking back at the diary in later years to garner any useful or interesting information. He writes in the foreword to the diary that he hopes that his "effort to daily summarize [his] experience will be an aid to clearer thought."
Kirk, Leslie King
Letter to Mssrs. Macdonell and Murdie.
Relates to a client who sought a loan from the firm.
Kirkpatrick and Rogers
Letter of Mary Ann Kirkpatrick
This copy of a letter was written to her daughter Elizabeth on the occasion of her marriage to Colonel Colley Lyons Lucas Foster (1778-1843) on June 24, 1813 at Quebec, Canada. The intention of the letter is to offer advice to her daughter on the obligations and duties of a wife and mother.
Kirkpatrick, Mary Ann
Diary of John MacPherson, 1842-1844.
Typed extracts relating to journey from near Hamilton, three sessions in Arts and Theology at Queen's University.
MacPherson, John
Contract to hire artisans to build ships at Kingston, 1813, and list of employees. Signed notary J. Belanger.
Unknown
Letter, Kingston, to his wife, Mrs. Hales, Sherbrooke.
Discusses business of the House which meets in Kingston.
Hales, Edward