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 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, 
 
 :^fte?' tU Great Fire of Uth February, 1890, 
 
 
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 PUBLISHED FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 
 
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 THE WILLIAMSON BOOK CO., TORONTO. 
 
 1892. 
 
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 fiev liliUtfcftty, the CQuccn, (iBmpvcs^* of 4lnMrt, 
 
 HIS MAJESTY, THE (JKIiMAN Ki\Il»ERUk, 
 
 HIS MAJESTY, THE KINCJ OF SAXONY, 
 
 HIS MAJESTY, THE KIN(; OF WURTTEMIIEIK;, 
 
 HIS ROYAL HKJHNESS THE PRINC.'E OF WALKS, 
 
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 AND TO ALT. TTIKTR GENEROUS HKNEFAOTOUS, 
 
 THE SENATE AND COUNCIL OF THE UNIVERSITY, 
 THE COUNCIL OF UNIVERSITY COLLECE, 
 
 AND THR 
 
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, 
 
 UNITE IN TENDERING GRATEFUL THANKS FOR KIND SYMPATHY AND 
 LIBERAL, PRACTICAL AID IN THEIR TIME OF NEED. 
 
 Vlidiicdlor. 
 
 President, 
 
B^ :i <lis;istl-(ms firo rm fl.,. 
 n'co,, tl„. ov,..,,,,;. „r tl„. i4t|, 
 
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 tion Ih.ll M, "uiMmn the Coiivoea- 
 
 .-ti- ..Mo.,, ..t.„.H,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,; ; 
 
 Annual C„nver,s..,onc.. Anu.n,. tho sci-nliHe ut 
 -et,on,s p,.eparc.I fo. tl.. occasion. t,.c p..,...:,, J 
 --"""-l -lispluy oM.ctc..iolo,.ical nnr. ^^^ 
 
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 o tho h,..hl,.,,,, had boo., i,. eon,st,„,t nso C 
 upwn... s of four „onth,s, tho whole woo,,..^ 
 
 tho floor.,,,, .saturatod with tho s,,ilt oil ; 7 
 
 with ,s„ch .-apiditv that tl ■ 'P'"*"''' 
 
 ipidiiy that tho n.m.i portio.i of tho 
 
 Port.o„ of the valuable collection.s in tho Biological 
 
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 and Etliiiolooical Miisuiims, mihI tbo whole of those 
 
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 tlic (lepJU'tmeiitM of Miiier;ilof(y aiul Geoh)gy. 
 
 The lihr.'iiy, though only i'oniied in recent years, 
 had been s(,'lected with great care, under tlie advice 
 oF the heads of the various departments in the 
 University ; and ah-eady contained a selection of 
 upwards of .'^;i,000 volumes, including rare and val- 
 uable works, along with com})lete sets of scientific 
 jind literary serials, of importance as books of 
 reference alike for professors and students. 
 
 The University building was regarded with just 
 pri<ie by the graduates as admittedly the most 
 beautifid structure devoted to academic purposes 
 on the American continent ; and, as one of the 
 chief ornaments of the city of Toronto, its loss was 
 deplored by many besides those who associated its 
 architectural features with the cherished memories 
 of their Alma Mater. Hapi)ily, the structure 
 proved to l)e so sul)stantial that the walls admitted 
 of restoration and re-roohng ; though much of the 
 line carving had been defaced, or had scaled off* 
 mider the intense heat of the conflaa'ration. Ex- 
 ternally, the University Buihling has now been 
 restored to more than its (original beauty : advan- 
 tage having been taken of the opportunity, 
 
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Retracted from .te .symmetry »« . „,„,, ,, 
 .s scarcely possible to overestimate the ,estl,..tic 
 .nfluences of noble architecture i„ . Vnuldin. !o 
 «e]y associated with the intellectual tn.i;-,,. 
 
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 peno of We. But the value of this is .,eep- 
 , t'onaiiy great in a youn^ country, and on a' new 
 cont,„en, where no monuments of ancient or me 
 
 d^-al art are to be seen, such as are familiar to 
 the undergraduate in the seats of learning of the 
 mother-land. The influences springing fr.;. s. d 
 a source play their part in the ctlt^-ed eW 
 jnt wh.c is not the least valuable elen. t 
 of bgher education; and constitute an i.a,,o.tant 
 factor ,n the enduring associations which link the 
 graduate to his alnm mater. 
 
 Through the liberality of the Provincial 
 
 ature, supplemented by a generous gift tVou. that 
 of Quebec, and by the pron.pt and kindly aid of 
 pnvate benefactor, the restoration of the n.ain 
 structure has been prosecuted with so little delay 
 that, though stdl incomplete, the authorities wef 
 able to resume University work in the restored 
 bualdmgm October, 1«91; and on re-assembling 
 
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 after the Christinas holidays, in Jam nary, 1802, tliey 
 entered on its full occupation, with greatly enlarged 
 accommodation. It is now provided with many 
 novel facilities suggested by experience, or derived 
 from the most modern examples (\f improved lec- 
 ture-rooms, lal K)ratories, nniseums, and other appli- 
 ances in the Universities of Great Britain, France, 
 and Germany, and in those of the United States. 
 The old Convocation Hall having l)een found in- 
 adequate for the requirements of tlie University, 
 it is purposed, as soon as funds are available, to 
 erect a new one in near proximity to the main 
 building, on a scale adapted to the great increase in 
 the number of undergraduates, and to the special 
 uses for which experience has sliown it to be ap- 
 plicalile. The Biological Museum has been pro- 
 vided with adequate space in the new science build- 
 ings ; and plans are now approved of for a build- 
 ing to be immediately proceeded with, which will 
 furnish to the department of Chemistry greatly 
 extended facilities, with the requisite laboratories 
 and lecture-rooms. The departments of Geology 
 and Mineralogy must in like manner be provided 
 for by further extension of the science buildings; 
 and ample provision for the accommodation of the 
 
 
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 Library will be secured in the new structure now 
 erecting on the east side of the College lawn. The 
 changes thus projected and already in progress, 
 whereby the Convocation Hall, Libraiy and Muse- 
 ums are transferred to other sites, have placed a 
 large amount of spacu in tlie restored building at 
 the disposal of the Faculties for additional labora- 
 tories, lecture-rooms, and other recpiirements of 
 great value in the daily work of instruction and 
 research. 
 
 Among the many losses involved in the destruc- 
 tion of the University building, none excited keener 
 feelings of regret than that of the library, and its 
 prized contents. It was a beautiful hall, fitted up 
 with carved oaken alcoves and galleries, after the 
 model of the older university libraries of Europe. 
 The vista was terminated by a fine statue of 
 William of Wykeham, originally executed by 
 Thomas, the eminent English sculptor, under the 
 direction of Pugin, as an essay-piece for the 
 sculptured decorations of the new parliament 
 buildings at Westminster; and was presented to 
 the University by the Rev. Arthur Wickson, M.A., 
 LL.D., a graduate of the university; and the first 
 to fill the office of classical tutor, under the late 
 
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 president, tlie Rev. Dr. McCaul. As the statue of 
 tlie rounder of New College, Oxford, and the liberal 
 [Kitron of learnino-in the age of Cliaucer, this fine 
 work of art was j^rized as an appropriate adorn- 
 ment to tlie Provincial University; and its loss 
 ranks aniono- the irreparable sacrifices involved in 
 the fire. But in no department has the wide-felt 
 sympathy manifested itself with more practical 
 libei-ality, as shown in the valual)le contributions 
 to r(-place the contents of the old library alcoves. 
 Encouraged by such prompt and efficient aid, no 
 time has been lost in taking the needful steps for 
 providing a suitable home for the restored library. 
 The new structure now in progress on a site 
 selected for it midway between the buildings ap- 
 propriated to literary and scientific instruction, 
 will form an attractive addition to the group of 
 buildings surrounding the College lawn. The 
 plans have been carefully prepared with a view 
 to the construction of a detached, and, as far as 
 possible, a fire-proof building, eml)odying the fruits 
 of the most recent experience both in Europe and 
 in the United .States. The book room, adapted 
 for the secure acconunodation of the entire collec- 
 tion within narrow limits, has been planned on a 
 
 
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 scale to admit of the reception of 1 20,000 volumes, 
 with provision for future extension. To this a set 
 of seminary rooms, or studies, will be attaclied 
 appropriate*! to the leading depaitments of science, 
 letters, and philosophy. It is furtlier proposed 
 that the entire buildinp- shall he illuminab'-l with 
 the electric light, and so furnish an attractive 
 resort where the student may pass his evenings 
 with no less pleasure than profit. With the Im- 
 provements thus aimed at, it is confidently an- 
 ticipated that the new library will prove an 
 invaluable adjunct to the scheme of higher educa- 
 tion embraced in the special organization ofc* tlie 
 University of Toronto, as a connnon centre of 
 intellectual life ; and will constitute a bond of* closer 
 union among the Federating Colleges of the Pro- 
 vincial University. 
 
 It may be permissible, without detracting from 
 the assurance of heartfelt gratitude extended to 
 all the benefactors hereafter named, to single out 
 from among the prized contributions to the. Lib- 
 rary, now amounting to 40,970 volumes, a few 
 that possess special value, by reason of some ex- 
 ceptional characteristic. But the first acknowledg- 
 ments are due to those spontaneous organizations 
 
of syiuiNitlii.sing friends, botli in England and on 
 tlic Continent, to whose effective labours such 
 practical results are largely to be ascribed. To the 
 Eni^lish Connnittee, presided over by the Manpiis 
 of Lome, embracing in its members men of the 
 highest eminence in rank, in science, and letters, 
 with the efficient services of Alexander Staveley 
 Hill, Es(]., Q.C., M.R, as its treasurer, and Sir George 
 Baden-Powell, M.P., as its secretary : the University 
 has been placed under lasting obligations for con- 
 trilmtions of choice works in all departments of 
 science and literature. The presentation plates on 
 many of the volumes in the restored Library will 
 perpetuate the recognition of the services thus 
 rendered in the time of need by this influential 
 English Committee ; and will preserve for later 
 generations a record of this practical evidence of 
 the ties of kinship and common nationality that 
 bind us to the mother-land ; while they will con- 
 cur with us in welcoming no less gratefully in 
 others of the presentation plates evidence of a re- 
 cognition of the common brotherhood of letters 
 and science, shown by the Committee organized 
 in Germany, and l)y the Faculties of sister uni- 
 versities both in the Old and the New World. 
 
 
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To the Marquis of Lome, and the English "Uni- 
 versity Library Restoration Committee," the au- 
 thorities of the University of Toronto tender their 
 sincere acknowledgments for the unwearied labour 
 expended on their behalf, and for the prized con- 
 tributions which constitute such effective help in 
 replacing one of their greatest losses. 
 
 To Dr. John Landauer, of Brunswick, and the 
 Committee of eminent German scholars and pat- 
 rons of letters, who have co-operated in securing 
 valued gifts from distinguished foreign authors, 
 from publishers, and other liberal sympathisers, the 
 authorities of the University record their hearty 
 thanks ; with the assurance of their high estima- 
 tion of the services thus rendered to them. 
 
 To all the many liberal donors. Foreign and Col- 
 onial Governments, Learned Societies, Authors, 
 Publishers, and private Benefactors : the Chancel- 
 lor, Vice-chancellor, and President of the Univer- 
 sity, the Senate, University Council, and Faculties, 
 unite in the presentation of grateful acknowledg- 
 ments for practical manifestations of liberal sym- 
 pathy ; which, with the additions since made by 
 purchase, will enable them to enter on the occu- 
 pation of their new library— as they confidently 
 hope, at the beginning of the new Academic year 
 
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 in October Moxt, — witli a collection of between 
 forty iind fifty thousand volumes. 
 
 Without attempting* to discriminate among the 
 many benefactors, whose names and gifts are 
 enumerated below, it will not be unacceptable to 
 the friends of the University to be presented with 
 a brief r^sum^ indicative of the wide and varied 
 character of the sympathy awakened on behalf of 
 the University of Toronto, when the knowledge of 
 its losses became known; and foremost in the 
 rec(».d of prized donations must be ranked the 
 costly and beautifully bound works, the g'ft of 
 Her Majesty the Queen, which it is to be fondly 
 hoped will survive to be the pride of many genera- 
 tions of graduates, perpetuating the loved and re- 
 vered name of Victoria on our roll of benefactors.* 
 
 Gifts, including works from their own pens, 
 as well as other valuable additions to the 
 
 * As this acknowledgment of the generous liberality of many 
 benefactors is passing through the press, the announcement has 
 been received of a valuable gift, about to be forwarded to the 
 University Library, comprising nearly five hundred volumes, 
 which have been selected under the orders of His Majesty, the 
 German Emperor, from the duplicates of the Libraries of Berlin, 
 Breslau, Kiinigsberg, Bonn, Gottingen, Greifswalde, Halle, Miin- 
 ster, Braunsberg and Erfurt. The gratifying announcement also 
 reaches us that their Majesties the Kings of Saxony and Wiirt- 
 temberg Lave been pleased to grant donations to the Library. 
 
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 library, have been received from His Royal High- 
 ness the Prince of Wakss, the Prince of Monaco, tlie 
 kite Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Ar^yk', thu 
 Mar(|uis of Ripon, the Mar([uis of Lome, the Earl 
 of Rosebery, the Earl of Selborne, the Dowager* 
 Lady Vernon, and other noble donors. The names 
 of Universities, Academies, and learned Societies 
 of Europe, Asia, and America, the contributors of 
 valuable gifts of their transactions, proceedings, 
 and other publications, are recorded with grateful 
 pride in our list of benefactors. Among those, the 
 costly liberality of Oxford comprises a selection of 
 choice volumes to the value of £500 sterling, from 
 the publications of the Clarendon press, eveiy one 
 of them a welcome contribution to our shelves. 
 Cambridge sends its gift of like character, including 
 the entire publications of the Pitt press. From the 
 Universities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen and from 
 Trinity College, Dublin ; from the Universities of 
 Christiania, Copenhagen, Marburg, Strassburg, and 
 Upsala ; from Harvard, Columbia College, Prince- 
 ton, Cornell, Michigan, Amherst, Johns Hopkins, 
 Kansas, and other American universities ; from the 
 University of Melbourne, and from our own Cana- 
 dian Universities and Colleges, as well as personally 
 
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 from iiicinbers of tlieir Faculties, many valued con- 
 triljutions are gratefully acknowledged. 
 
 Not only to the British Government, hut to the 
 Govermiients of France, Germany, Sweden, Spain, 
 Italy, Switzerland, and the United States, we have 
 to render no less grateful thanks for aid in re- 
 storing to the University the indispensable ap- 
 pliances of a well-furnished library. 
 
 From his Excellency the Governor-General of 
 India, personally, as well as from the Secretary of 
 State for India ; from Australia ; from the colonies 
 of Victoria and New South Wales; and from the 
 Asiatic Society of Tokyo, Japan, contributions have 
 reached us, accompanied with greetings of kindly 
 sympathy that give an additional value to such 
 practical manifestations of good will. One of the 
 latest of such welcome greetings comes from Vic- 
 toria, a sister colony at the Antipodes, stating 
 that the gift is sent as " a mark of sympathy with 
 the University in its recent troubles ; of respect for 
 the high courage with which they were met ; and 
 in token of a warm desire for closer relations be- 
 tween two great colonies of the British Empire." 
 
 To the disinterested liberality of many of the 
 leading publishing houses of England, France, Ger- 
 
 
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 many, Italy, arrl the Unitrd States, arkiiowlodf;- 
 ments are no less heartily due for valual)le con- 
 tributions of books. 
 
 But one class of acquisitions may, without invid- 
 ious distinction, be selected for special note, while 
 gratefully returning thanks to all our benefactors. 
 The works presented to us under such circum- 
 stances, connecting the authors' names with their 
 gifts, will constitute a feature in the new Univer- 
 sity Library that cannot fail to possess a peculiar 
 charm for all who enjoy the privilege of their use. 
 They include complete sets of the works of the 
 Poet Laureate, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, and of the 
 late Cardinal Manning; and selections from those 
 of Professor Jowett, Sir William Dawson, Professor 
 J. S. Blackie, Professors Lepsius, Mommsen, Driiiton, 
 Dr. Francis Parkman, Professor Piazzi Smith, Sir 
 Lyon Play fair. President G. Stanley Hall, Dr. G. 
 Humphrey, Dr. G. Birkbeck Hill, Mr. James Sime, 
 and others, whose names are set forth in the accom- 
 panying record. With those, another class of con- 
 tributions claims a place. For we must rank with 
 authors' gifts, others received from the representa- 
 tives of those who still live in their works, and 
 
 "rule our spirits from their urns;" and foremost 
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 ainon*^ Hiicli are tlic volnincs prosontrd liy Mr 
 lioluM't IJjirri'tt IJrownin^-, tlu; sun ot* Kii^lamrs 
 ^rrat ])(H't so recently laid to rest in Westminster 
 Abln^y, and of En^dand's ^-ii'ted poetess who lies 
 apart under tlie cypi'esses in the city of Djinte. 
 With such also may fitly he classed the scientific 
 works of the late I'rofessor Clark Maxwell, for- 
 warded for the Library by the Clark Maxwell Me- 
 morial Connnittee ; and along' with those may no 
 less appro]n'iately rank, as memorials of another 
 eminent man of science, the gift from the Chats- 
 worth Ijihrary of valuable scientific serials bearing 
 the autograph impress of the great English Chem- 
 ist, the Hon. Henry Cavendish. 
 
 A few private gifts have an interest of another 
 kind from their associations with former owners : 
 among which may be specially noted some folios 
 of early date from the library of the Historian of 
 " The Decline and Fall (>f the Roman Empire " ; 
 and other works from tliose of Edmund Burke and 
 M. Guizot. 
 
 One other gift, of unique historical value, is a 
 contemporary MS. report of the trial of the seven 
 fjisliops, with the autograph notes of the Solicitor- 
 General, Sir William Williams, who, with Attorney- 
 General Powis, conducted the prosecution. 
 
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LIST OF DONORS. 
 
 Mcr MajcHty the (^ucen. 
 
 His Majosty the (lerinan Kuiporor. 
 
 His Majesty the King of Saxony. 
 
 His Majesty the King of VViirtteniherg. 
 
 His Royal Highness the I'rinee of Wales. 
 
 (5ovcrnment0 niiD /Iftunicipalitics. 
 
 Arkansas, Superintendent of Public Instruction. 
 
 Boston, IJoaril of Health. 
 
 lirenien, Hureau fiir liremische Statistik. 
 
 British Columbia, Provincial Secretary's Dept. 
 
 Canada, Customs Department. 
 
 Canada, Department of Agriculture, Archives Branch. 
 
 Canada, Department of the Interior, (leological and Natura 
 
 History Survey. 
 Canada, Department of Public Printing. 
 Canada, Department of Railways and Canals. 
 Canada, Department of the Secretary of State. 
 Canada, House of Commons, Distribution Otiice. 
 Canada, Library of Parliament. 
 France, Ministcre des Aifaires Etrangcres. 
 France, Ministere de 1' Agriculture. 
 
 France, Ministere du Commerce, de I'lndustrie et des Colonies. 
 France, Ministere de I'lnstruction Publi(|ue et des Beau.c Arts. 
 France, Ministere de I'lnt^'rieur. 
 France, Ministere des Tr.ivaux Publics. 
 Geneva, Chancellerie d'Etat. 
 Germany, Reichs-Marine Amt. 
 Great Britain, Admiralty. 
 
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 Great Britain, Colonial Office. 
 
 Great Britain, Foreign Office. 
 
 Great Britain, India Office. 
 
 Great Britain, Meteorological Office. 
 
 Great Britain, Stationery Office. 
 
 Great Britain, Treasury. 
 
 Illinois, State Board of Health. 
 
 Illinois, State Laboratory of Natural History 
 
 Iowa, Superintendent of Pul»Uc Instruction. 
 
 Italy, Ministero degli Affari Esteri. 
 
 Italy, Ministero d'Agricoltura, Industria e Conimercio. 
 
 Italy, Ministero dei Lavori Pubblici. 
 
 Italy, Ministero del Tes.iro. 
 
 Italy, Ufficio Geologico. 
 
 ItCviy, Ministero della Marina 
 
 Italy, Direttore della Statistica. 
 
 Manitolm, Provincial Secretary's Department. 
 
 Massachusetts, State Board of Health. 
 
 Michigan, Executive Office. 
 
 Michigan, State Board of Health. 
 
 Minnesota, Department of State. 
 
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 Pennsylvania, State Library. ^ 
 
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 Royal College of Physicians, London. 
 
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 School of Practical Science, Toronto. 
 
 Strassburg, Kaiser- Wilhelma-Universittit. 
 
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 Birmingham Free Libraries. 
 
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 Toronto Public Library. 
 
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 Aarau (Switzerland) -Socic'^U'^ Hel Vi^ti.]ue des Sciences Naiurelles. 
 
 Aarau (Switzerland)-Aargauischc Naturforschende (^esellschaft. 
 
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 Dewsbury (England),-Yorkshire Archaeological and Topogra- 
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 Dublin-Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. 
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 Frankfurt-a.-M. — Zoologische Gesellschaft. 
 Frankfurt-an-der-Oder — Naturwissenschaftlichcr V^'ercin. 
 Frauenf eld (Switzerland) — Thurgauischer NaturforschendeVerfin 
 Fribourg (Switzerland) — Societe fribourgcoise des Sciences Na- 
 
 turelles. 
 Giessen — Oberhessische Gesellschaft fiir Natur- und Heilkunde. 
 Glasgow — Geological Society. 
 
 Glasgow — Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, 
 Glasgow — Natural History Society of Glasgow. 
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 Grimsby (Ontario), — Fruit-Growers' Association. 
 
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 Hamburg — Deutsche Seewarte. 
 
 Hamburg — Verein fiir natur wissenschaftliche Unterhaltung. 
 
 Haml>urg — Hamburgische wissenschaftliche Anstalten. 
 
 Hanau — Wetterauische naturforschende Ge»^>ellschaft. 
 
 Koln — Giirres-Gesellschaft. 
 
 Koln — NiederrheinischerVereinfur(>fTentlicheGesnudheitspflege. 
 
 La Rochelle — Academic des Belles-lettrefi, Sciences, et Arts. 
 
 Leipzig — Koniglich-siichsische Gesellscluift der Wissenschaften. 
 
 Leipzig — Naturwissenschaftlicher Verein. 
 
 Leipzig — Verein fiir Erdkunde. 
 
 Li6ge — Soci6t6 Li^geoise de Littt>rature Wallonne. 
 
 London — Ballad Society. 
 
 London — Biblical Arclueological Society'. 
 
 London — British Archteological Association. 
 
 London — British Association for the Advancement of Science. 
 
 London — Chaucer Society. 
 
 London — Clinical Society. 
 
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 London-Early Englisli Text Society. 
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 -Howard Association. 
 
 ■Imperial Federation League. 
 
 Institute of Bankers, 
 
 Institution of Civil Engineers. 
 
 Matlieniatical Society. 
 
 London 
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 London-Royal Archiuological Institute of GreatBritain and Ire- 
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 London-Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society. 
 
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 Madison— Wisconson State Historical Society. 
 
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 Manchester — Chetham Society. 
 
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 Newcastle-upon-Tyue — Society of Anticiuaries of Newcastle-upon- 
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 Ottawa— Ottawa Field Naturalists' Club. 
 
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 Oxford — Oxford Historical Society. 
 
 Paris —Acadt^mie des Inscriptions et Belles-lettres, Institut de 
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 Rochester (U.S.), — Geological Society of xiuierica. 
 
 Rome — Reale comitato geologico d'ltalia. 
 
 Salem — Peabody Academy of Science. 
 
 Stettin — Ornithologischer Verein. 
 
 St. Louis — Academy of Science of St. Louis. 
 
 St. Paul — Minnesota Historical Society. 
 
 Stockholm— Kongl. Vitterhets, Historic och Antiquitets Akade' 
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 berg 
 Sussex — Sussex Areha'oloi'ioal Societv. 
 
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 Winnipeg — Manitoba Historical tfe Scientific Society. 
 Worcester (U.S.), — American Anti(iuarian Society. 
 York — Surtees Societv. 
 Ziirich — Antiquarische (xesellschaft.. 
 Zwickau, — Verein fiir Naturkunde. 
 
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 American Unitarian Association, Boston. 
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 Bachem, J P., Kiiln. 
 Baedeker, Carl, Leipzig.. 
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 British and Foreign Bible Society, London. 
 
 British and Foreign Unitarian Association. 
 
 Britnell, John, Toronto. 
 
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 Holt & Co., New York. 
 
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 Klinksieck, Paul, Paris. 
 
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 Rowsell & Hutchison, Toronto. 
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Baiwick, Walter, Toronto. 
 
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 De Grouchy, Wm. Lawrence, London. 
 
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 Hale, Horatio, Clinton, Ont. 
 
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 Hall, Mrs. Lindsay, Aurora, Ont. 
 
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 Koch, G. von, Darmstadt. 
 
 Kochs, F. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Koenig, Dr., University of Bonn. 
 
 Kortum, Prof. H., University of Bonn, 
 
 Krafft, Prof., University of Bonn. 
 
 Lady Undergraduates, University of Toronto. 
 
 Laing, A., Edinburgh. 
 
 Landauer, Dr. John, Braunschweig. 
 
 Langton, H. H., University of Toronto. 
 
 Langton, Misa Maria, London. 
 
 Laypeyres, Prof. H., University of Bonn. 
 
 Laurie, Simon S., Edinburgh. 
 
 Ledebur, Prof. A., Freiberg. 
 
 Le May, L. P., Quebec. 
 
 Le Moine, J. M. , Quebec. 
 
 Lepsius, Dr. R., Darmstadt. 
 
 Leroux, Dr. Jos., Montreal. 
 
 Lesslie, Mrs. James, Eglington, Ont. 
 
 Lichtenstein, Dr. Ed., Berlin. 
 
 Liddell, Rev. Canon Edw., St. Albans. 
 
 Lightbody, Andrew, Bellwood, Ont. 
 
 Lincke, Herr F. , Darmstadt. 
 
 Loersch, Prof. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Loeschke, Prof. G., University of Bonn. 
 
 Longstaff, Dr. G. B., London. 
 
 Loudon, Prof. James, University of Toronto. 
 
 Lumsden, Lieut. -Col., Edinburgh. 
 
 Lunge, Prof. G., Ziirich. 
 
 McCaul, Estate of the late Rev. Dr., first President of University 
 
 College, Toronto. 
 Macallum, Dr. A. B., University of Toronto. 
 Maccari, Prof. Andrea, University of Turin. 
 MacCrae, Mr. D., Guelph, Ont. 
 McCraney, G. E., Toronto. 
 McDonald, VV., Toronto. 
 McGee, W. J. 
 
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 Macintosh, J. Gray, Brantford, Ont. 
 
 McKay, Rev. John, Agincourt, Ont. 
 
 MacKendrick, J. N., Gait, Ont. 
 
 Mackenzie, J. M., Kingston. 
 
 MacKenzie, P^state of the late Walter, Castle Frank, Toronto. 
 
 MacLennan, D. B., Cornwall, Ont. 
 
 MacNish, Rev. Neil, Cornwall, Ont. 
 
 MacNaughton, Rev. Samuel, Preston. 
 
 MacQuoid, Wm., St. Albans. 
 
 Magee, J. J. , Port Hope, Ont. 
 
 Malone, Miss Pli.iily, Glasnevin, Ireland. 
 
 Manley, F. F. , Toronto. 
 
 Marriott, Miss, London. 
 
 Martineau, J. M., Montreal. 
 
 Marx, Prof. Erwin, Darmstadt. 
 
 Mason, Miss Amy, Toronto. 
 
 Mason, Charles, Hull. 
 
 Mason, J. H., Toronto. 
 
 Mawr, Mrs, H. B. M., England. 
 
 Merritt, J. P., St. Catharines. 
 
 Meyer, Dr., Dresden. 
 
 Mickle, Dr. W. J., London. 
 
 Mik, Prof. J,, Vienna. 
 
 Miller, Arnoldus, Windsor, N. 8. • 
 
 Miller, Rev. A. E., Hamilton, Ont. 
 
 Miln, James, Edinburgh. 
 
 Minkowski, Dr., University of Bonn. 
 
 Monro, D. B., Oxford. 
 
 Montague, Dr., Ottawa. 
 
 Montgomery, H., Salt Lake City. 
 
 Montt, Pedro, Washington. 
 
 Moody, Henry, 
 
 Moore, J. ^Jurray, London. 
 
 Morgan, Henry J., Ottawa. 
 
 Moss, T. H., Toronto. 
 
 Moss, Mrs. Thomas, Toronto. 
 
 iVlott, F. T., London. 
 
 Midler, Dr. A., Berlin. 
 
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 Murphy, J. J., Toronto. 
 
 Murrell, Dr. Wm. 
 
 Needier, G. H., University College, Toronto. 
 
 Neuhauser, Prof. Jos. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Newman, Rev. Prof. A. H., McMaster University, Toronto. 
 
 Nicholson, Prof. H. AUeyne, University of Aberdeen. 
 
 Nissen, Prof. K. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Nodal, J. H., The Grange, Heaton Moore, England. 
 
 Oberheimer, Dr. E., Miinchen. 
 
 Oldright, Dr. W., Toronto. 
 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. W., Windsor. 
 
 Ormerod, Miss E. A., St. Albans. 
 
 Ormiston, David, Whitby, Ont. 
 
 Pabst, Reinhold, Delitzsch, Germany. 
 
 Parker, Robt. Wm., London. 
 
 Parkman, Francis, Boston. 
 
 Parsons, Miss 8usan, Cheltenham. 
 
 Patterson, Rev. Geo., New Glasgow, N, S. 
 
 Patori, Rev. Francis L, , Princeton, U. S. 
 
 Petong, Dr. R., Berlin. 
 
 Phillips, Henry, Jr , Philadelphia. 
 
 Picard, Charles de, Nancy, France. 
 
 Picking, Capt. Henry F., Washington. 
 
 Playfair, Rt. Hon. Sir Lyon, London. 
 
 Poland, John, London. 
 
 Pollock, Sir Frederick, London. 
 
 Ponton, W. N., Belleville, Ont. 
 
 Pontoni(^, F., Berlin. 
 
 Pottinger, H. A., Worcester College, Oxford. , 
 
 Pratt, Dr. Henry. 
 
 Proudfoot, Hon. Wm., Toronto. 
 
 Pyne, J. Kendrick, Manchester. 
 
 Raikes, Rt. Hon. H. C, London. 
 
 Ramsden, Sir J. W., London. 
 
 Ranke, Dr. Johannes, Miinchen. 
 
 Rauff, H., University of Bonn. 
 
 Rein, Prof. J. J., University of Bonn. 
 
 Richardson, Dr. J. H., Toronto. 
 
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 Richarz, Fv. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Riches, R. H., Toronto. 
 
 Roberts, R. D., Cambridge. 
 
 Robertson, Prof. G. Croom, University College, London. 
 
 Robertson, W. J., St. Catharines, Ont. 
 
 Robinson, Sam. S., Orillia, Ont. 
 
 Rogers, Walter T., London. 
 
 Rohland, Dr. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Roper, Sydney C. D. , Ottawa. 
 
 Rosenthal, S., Mtinchen. 
 
 Roth, Jos., Miinchen. 
 
 Rowson, Rev. Mr. 
 
 Rumelin, Ludw., Windischgriitz, Austria. 
 
 Rye, Mrs. .!\.my, Cambridge. 
 
 Sachsse, Pi of. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Sacco, Prof. Fredrico, University of Turin. 
 
 St. Goar, T., Frankfort am Main. 
 
 Salmon, Rev. Provost George, Trinity College, Dublin. 
 
 Sanson, Rev. Alex., Toronto. 
 
 Sair^ders, A. P., Ottawa. 
 
 Schaaffhausen, Prof., University of Bonn. 
 
 Schaarschmidt, Prof. , University of Bonn. 
 
 Schefller, Dr. H., Braunschweig. 
 
 Scheibler, Prof. C, Berlin. 
 
 Schmidt, Dr. Leopold, Marburg. 
 
 Sch6nfeld> Prof. E., University of Bonn. 
 
 Scott, Hon. Mrs. Maxwell, Abbotsford, Melrose. 
 
 Scott, H. J., Toronto. 
 
 Sears, George E , Toronto. 
 
 Senkler Estate, per E. J. Reynolds, Brockville, Ont. 
 
 Shaw, G. E., Toronto. 
 
 Sheldon, E. S., Cambridge, U.S. 
 
 Shortt, W. A., New York. 
 
 Sidgwick, CM., Cambridge. 
 
 Silver, S. William, London, 
 
 Sim, Mr., Woodstock, Ont. 
 
 Sime, Mr. & Mrs. James, Chiswick, London. 
 
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 Sinclair, J. R., Toronto. 
 
 Skipton, S. S., London. 
 
 Smith, Miss Eliza Carter, London. 
 
 Smith, K. O., Woodstock, Ont. 
 
 Smith, Rev. Dr. T. Gregory, Malvern. 
 
 Smith, William, Ottawa. 
 
 Smith, W. J., Brighton. 
 
 Smyth, Prof. C. Piazzi, University of Edinburgh. 
 
 Snell, H. Saxon, London. 
 
 Sommervogel, C, Paris. 
 
 Spencer, Rev. E., Tavistock, England. 
 
 Squair, John, University College, Toronto. 
 
 Stanley, W. Ford, London. 
 
 Stephens, Prof. George, University of Copenhagen. 
 
 Stokes, Prof. G. T., Trinity College. Diildin. 
 
 Stracey, Rev. W. J., London. 
 
 Strasburger, Prof. E., University of Bonn. 
 
 Streeter, Ed. W., London. 
 
 Strieker, R., Berlin. 
 
 Strode, E., London. 
 
 Struthers, Dr. J. , University of Aberdeen. 
 
 Stuart, Mrs. G. , Okill, Quebec. 
 
 Sturn, Dr. R. 
 
 vSwanwick, Miss Anna, liondon. 
 
 Swinton, A. H., Bedford. 
 
 Tache, Louis, Ottawa. 
 
 Tarleton, F. A. 
 
 Tatham, Rev. Geo. E., East Mosley, England. 
 
 Teefy, Rev. J. R., St. Michael's College, Toronto. 
 
 Temple, Sir Richard, London. 
 
 Tennant, Gen., London. 
 
 Thorn, A. Bissett, London. 
 
 Thom, Mrs. D., Liverpool. 
 
 Thorn, J. H., Toronto. 
 
 Todd, George, London. 
 
 Tozer, Ephraim, Toronto. 
 
 Uschner, Dr. Oppchi, Germany. 
 
 Usener, Prof. H., University of Bonn. 
 
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 Valle, Prof. Guido, University of Turin. 
 
 VanderSmissen, W. H., University College, Toronto. 
 
 Vicars, Mrs., Toronto. 
 
 Wagner, Fried., Brunswick. 
 
 VVaterhouse, S., Washington University. 
 
 Weiss, Georg. Heidelberg. 
 
 Wells, H., Wadham College, Oxford. 
 
 Wendt, Ernst p]mil, London. 
 
 Whiting, Hon. J. W. 
 
 Wicksteed, G. W., Ottawa. 
 
 Wilkie, D. R., '^'oronto. 
 
 Willeman, Prof. L. von, Darmstadt. 
 
 Williams, George E., Kingston, Ont. 
 
 Williamson, Prof. B., University of Dublin. 
 
 Williamson, Mrs., Toronto. 
 
 Williamson, T. G. 
 
 Willman, Wm. 
 
 Wilson, Sir Daniel, University of Toronto. 
 
 Wilton, Chas., St. Alban's. 
 
 Winchell, N. H. 
 
 W^inkler, Dr. Clemens, Frieberg. 
 
 Wishart, Dr. D. J. Gibb, Toronto. 
 
 Wlssler, Henry, Flora, Ont. 
 
 Withrow, Rev. W. H., Toronto. 
 
 Woodhouse, J. J., Toronto. 
 
 Woods, Samuel, London, Ont. 
 
 Wright, A. G., Malvern. 
 
 Wright, A. W., Gait, Ont. 
 
 W^rong, Rev. G. M., Wycliffe College, Toronto. 
 
 Wiilker, Prof. Richard Paul, University of Leipzig. 
 
 Young, C. A., Princeton, U. S. 
 
 Young, Hon. James, ({alt, Ont. 
 
 Zais, Ernst, Munich. 
 
 Zeller, Prof. E. , University of Berlin. 
 
 The above list embodies a record of the Benefactors to whose g^enerous 
 sympathy the University is so largely indebted for the restoration of ts Lib- 
 rary. A detailed record of their gifts would involve the printing of a Library 
 Catalogue of upwards of 30,000 volumes. 
 
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 Barbour, Dr. Hugh, Edinburgh 2,422 22 
 
 Beatty, W. H., Toronto ^<-*<*<' ^^ 
 
 Bell, Bigg & Cowan 1^- 0<^ 
 
 Buntin, Reid & Co., Toronto >^'0 00 
 
 Caldecott, Burton & Co., Toronto 1<M> ^0 
 
 Cawthra, the late Joseph, formerly of Toronto r)00 00 
 
 Christie, W., Toronto '''^^^'^ ^^ 
 
 Copp Clark Co., Tlie, Toronto 1^0 00 
 
 Cox, Geo. A., Toronto 5,000 00 
 
 Cumberland, Miss, Toronto ^ ^^ 
 
 Davidson & Hay, Toronto ^'^^^ 50 
 
 Dowsley, Rev. A '^ "^^ 
 
 Goldsmith Company, London 241 67 
 
 Gooderham, George, Toronto 10,000 00 
 
 Gooderham, W. J., Toronto 1»000 00 
 
 Hamilton, W. B -'^^ ^^^ 
 
 Hammond, H. C, Toronto • ■ - L^OO 00 
 
 Hoskin, Dr. John, Toronto 1.000 00 
 
 Jamieson, P., Toronto ^^^^ <^0 
 
 Keith, John, Toronto 200 00 
 
 Kilgour Bros., Toronto 500 00 
 
 McConneli, M., Toronto 100 00 
 
 McGaw & Winnett, Toronto 250 00 
 
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 Nelson, H. VV., Toronto 100 00 
 
 ObIci-, K. li., Toronto IO,0{K) 00 
 
 Puysley, John, Toronto 2(X) 00 
 
 Quebec, firant from Province of 10,000 00 
 
 Rogers, Elias & Co. , Toronto 100 00 
 
 Scott, .lames, Toronto 500 00 
 
 Smart, Mrs. Kmily, Cobourg 500 CO 
 
 Smith, Dr. Andrew, Toronto 500 00 
 
 Smith, Dr. Larratt W., Toronto 500 00 
 
 Sweny, Col., Toronto 500 00 
 
 Warwick k Sons, Toronto 100 00 
 
 Wyld, Grasett & Darling, Toronto 200 00 
 
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 Acheson, Dr. George, Toronto 
 
 Aikenhead & Crombie, Toronto ..... 
 Aikins, Dr. H. Wilberforce, Toronto, 
 
 Aikins, B. M., Toronto 
 
 Alexander, A 
 
 Alexander, Prof. W. J. , Toronto . . . 
 
 Allan, A. A. , Toronto 
 
 Allan, H. & H. A., Montreal 
 
 Allen, VV. McC, Millbrook 
 
 Angus, R. B 
 
 Annis, J. W., St. Thomas 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 Armstrong, T. C L., Toronto 
 
 Ashley, Prof. W. J., Toronto 
 
 Austin, B. F., St. Thomas 
 
 Baker, Prof. Alfred, Toronto 
 
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 Baldwin, Prof J . Mark, Toronto 
 
 Baldwin, Robt. , Toronto 
 
 Baldwin, W. W., Toronto 
 
 Ballard, VV. H. , Hamilton 
 
 Balmer, Miss E. M., Strathroy ,. 
 
 Banks, (i. VV., Toronto 
 
 Barber & Ellis Co., Toronto 
 
 Barker, P. M., Regina, N. W.T 
 
 Barrie Collegiate Institute 
 
 Barton, Dr. S. G. T., Toronto 
 
 Bascom, Dr. Jos., Uxbridge 
 
 Beardmore & Co. , Toronto 
 
 Beck, H. T., Toronto 
 
 Bell, Prof. A. J., Cobourg 
 
 Bell Telephone Co., Montreal . . , 
 
 Bell, W. N., Strathroy 
 
 Bertram, John, Toronto 
 
 Bettridge, Dr. VVm. , Strathroy 
 
 Bigelow, N. Gordon, Toronto 
 
 Biggar, C. R. W., Toronto 
 
 Bilton Bros. , Toronto 
 
 Blackstock, G. T., Toronto. 
 
 Blackstock, Mrs. G. T., Toronto 
 
 Blackstock, Joseph, Toronto 
 
 Blaikie, J. L. , Toronto 
 
 Blake, Lash <fe Cassels, Toronto 
 
 Blue, A. , Toronto 
 
 Bonis, H., Toronto 
 
 Boulton, C. R., Toronto 
 
 Bowman, L. & A., Lindsay 
 
 Boyd, Hon. Chancellor, Toronto 
 
 Boys, Judge, Barrie 
 
 Bradley, W. J., Sault Ste. Marie 
 
 Brebner, James, Toronto 
 
 Brennan, H. S. , Hamili^on 
 
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 Buchan, Dr. H. E., Toronto 100 00 
 
 Buckham, CJ., New York 25 00 
 
 Bull, B. E., Toronto 100 0(J 
 
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 Burnhani, .1. H., I'eterboro' 50 00 
 
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 Cameron, D. O., Toronto . . 100 00 
 
 Cameron, E. R . , London 100 00 
 
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 Cameron, L. H 100 00 
 
 Campbell, Mrs. A. F., Toronto 100 00 
 
 Campbell, A. H., Jr. , Toronto 250 00 
 
 Campbell, J. S., St. Catharines 25 00 
 
 Campbell, Rev. Prof. John, Montreal 100 00 
 
 Cane, G. F., Toronto 25 00 
 
 Canniff, H. T., Toronto 50 00 
 
 Carpenter, Henry, Hamilton . , 25 00 
 
 Carpmael, Charles, Toronto 150 00 
 
 Carruthers, A. , Toronto 30 00 
 
 Carscadden, T., Gait 30 00 
 
 Carveth, Dr. Geo. H., Toronto 25 00 
 
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 Catto & Co., John, Toronto 250 00 
 
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 Chambers, Dr. G., Toronto 50 00 
 
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 Clayton, Miss A. H R., Ridgetown 2') 00 
 
 Clement, VV. H. P., Toronto I,«MM> 00 
 
 Coatsworth, Emerson, Toronto 200 00 
 
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 Cody, H. J. , St. Catharines 10 00 
 
 Collier, H. H. , St. Catharines .TO 00 
 
 Congdon, Fred. T., Halifax oO 00 
 
 Cook, W., Toronto 2<H) 00 
 
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 Craig, J. A., Madison, Wis 25 00 
 
 Craig, Rev. John 5 00 
 
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 Crawford, J. T., Hamilton 25 00 
 
 Crawford, J., Toronto 20 00 
 
 Crawford, W. G., Toronto 50 00 
 
 Creelman, A. R., Toronto 100 00 
 
 Creelman, Geo. C 10 00 
 
 Crombie, Marcellus, Toronto 250 00 
 
 Cronyn & Betts, London 150 00 
 
 Crooks, A. D., Toronto 50 00 
 
 Cumberland, Miss F., Toronto 2 00 
 
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 Deguerre, A. , Strathroy 25 00 
 
 Delamere, T. D. , Toronto 200 00 
 
 DeLury, A. T., Toronto 25 00 
 
 Dewart, H. H. & Irving, W. H., Toronto 100 00 
 
 Dick, D. B., Toronto 500 00 
 
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 Doherty. W. B., St. Thomas 50 00 
 
 Donald, R. C. , Toronto 30 00 
 
 Douglas, W. A., Toronto 20 00 
 
 Drake, F. A., Toronto 50 00 
 
 Duff, John A., Clover Hill 2i" 00 
 
 Duggan, E. H., Toronto 100 00 
 
 Dunn, H. L., Toronto 100 00 
 
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 Eakins, W. G., Toronto • 100 00 
 
 Eastman, S. H. , Oshawa 25 00 
 
 Eastwood, Miss I. G. , Whitby 10 00 
 
 Eby, Blain & Co., Toronto 100 00 
 
 Eccles, F. R 100 00 
 
 Edwards, E. B., Peterboro' 100 00 
 
 Elliott, A., Toronto 50 00 
 
 Elliott, T. E., IngersoU 25 00 
 
 Ellis, Dr. W. H., Toronto 250 00 
 
 Embree, L. E. , Toronto 100 00 
 
 Ewen, T. E., Belleville 10 00 
 
 Fair, Caroline, Toronto 25 00 
 
 Fairclough, H. R., Toronto 100 00 
 
 Falconbridge, Hon. Mr. Justice. Toronto 300 00 
 
 Fee, John, Guelph 10 00 
 
 Ferguson, G. H., Kemptville 5 00 
 
 Ferguson, Dr. John, Toronto 100 00 
 
 Field, Dr. Byron, Toronto 20 00 
 
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 Fisken, J. Kerr, Toronto ,000 00 
 
 Fletcher, B 10 oo 
 
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 Fotheringham, Dr. J. T., Toronto , . , 25 00 
 
 Fraser, Colin, Toronto , 25 0(r 
 
 Fraser, G. A. H., Deer Lodge, Montana 50 00 
 
 Fraser, VV. H. , Toronto 100 0(^ 
 
 "Friend," Legislative Assem})ly, Toronto | 00 
 
 Galbraith, D. E., St. Thomas 10 00 
 
 Galbraith, Prof. .T. , Toronto . . 1 5o 00 
 
 Galbraith, Mr 4 78 
 
 Gait, A. C., Toronto 50 00 
 
 Gardiner, Miss E., Belleville. 25 00 
 
 Garvin, J. W., Woodstock 25 00 
 
 Gibbard, Alex. H., Brantford 100 00 
 
 Gibson, G. , Toronto 50 00 
 
 Gibson, Hon. J. M. , Hamilton 250 00 
 
 Gibson, Rev. J. M 24 33 
 
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 Glass, C. T., London 25 00 
 
 Glenn, James, Toronto 20 00 
 
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 Hughes, James L. , Toronto 50 00 
 
 Hull, Daniel, Toronto 25 00 
 
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 Lawrence, A. G. F. , Toronto 
 
 Lee, Lyman, Hamilton 
 
 Lee, Walter S. , Toronto 
 
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