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 V programme of ^rrangp^^B'rits"""" , ;^^ 
 
 rO BE OBSERVEl> ON THE 
 
 MAY 27 1902 ^ 
 
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 < QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, 1SS9 !> 
 
 AT THE 
 
 Ceteujoug of I|i«)dliu0 of t\\t $k\u 
 
 OF THE 
 
 REV. EGERTON RYERSON, D.D, LLD, 
 
 FOUNDER OF THK SCHOOL SYSTEM OF ONTARIO 
 
 lS44-1S7(i. 
 
 CEREMONY TO COMMENCE AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M. 
 
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CHAIRMAN FOR THF DAY: 
 
 THE HON. (JE()l{(;i<] W. ROSS, LL.I)., 
 
 Miii'ider of J^dnrnflim for Onfiirin. 
 
 Dedicatory Hymn. — {Old lhni<lr<'<l ) 
 
 7() be nnnoiincpd htj the REV. JOHN B'J'iJON, f^.D. 
 
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 All people that on earth do dwell, Sing to the Lord with cheerful voice; 
 
 
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 All ]»en|)ki lli.it on earth do dwell, 
 
 Sing to the Lord witli dieerfid voice ; 
 
 Him serve witli fear. His pniise fortli ti-ll. 
 Come ye 1)efore Him iuid rejoice. 
 
 Tlie Lord, ye know, is Ood indeed : 
 Without our aid He did lis make ; 
 
 We are His Hock, He doth us feed ; 
 And for His sheep He dotli us take. 
 
 O enter then His gates witli praise, 
 Ap})roacli with jo^^ His courts unto : 
 
 I'raise, kiud, and Mess His name alway,* ; 
 For it is seemly so to do. 
 
 For why i Tlie Lord our («od is good ; 
 
 His mercy is fortAer sure ; 
 His truth at all times .'irmly st.'od ; 
 
 Ami shall fi'om age to age eiuhirc. 
 
 Selection of Scripture. 
 
 To be read by the Rev. .John Potts, D.D., 
 Secretary (if Education of tlie Methodist (General Conference. 
 
 Dedicatory Prayer, 
 iiy ihe Uev. (J. M. Mii,ij(iA.\. B.A., 
 
 Minister of Old St. Andrew's Churcli. 
 
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 Opening Address. 
 
 Hon. (JKoiKiK W. lioss, LL.D., C;iiiinn.iii of the Day. 
 
 UNVEILING OF THE STATUE. 
 
 By the Hun. Sir Alexanhkk 0.vmpuki,l, K.C.M.G., 
 
 Lieuteujuit-Citoveruor of Ontario. 
 
 Patriotic School S:ng by the City School Child.en. 
 
 To be Led by MR. PERRIN, Mn^ii: Teacher, Citu Schools. 
 " HI uu.vH, iiiKiiAii. I'oi; canaha'"! 
 
 Majestically. 
 
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 Hurrah! hurrah 1 for Can-a da, Her wooda and val - leya green ; 
 
 
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 Hurrah I hurrah ! for Cauadi, 
 
 Hur woods and valleys <i;roeii ; 
 Huir.ih for dear old Enyland ! 
 
 Hurrah for En,L;land"s (>)ueen I 
 Ciood ,s]iii;s lie on her waters, 
 
 Firm friends upon her shores, 
 IVaee, peace within her borders, 
 And plenty in her stores. 
 
 Then, hurrah I huri-ah I for Canada,, 
 
 Her woods and valleys green, 
 Hurrah for dear old England, 
 Hun'ali for England's Queen 1 
 
 Right/ loyally we're singing. 
 
 To all nations maki- it known, 
 That wo love the land we live in. 
 
 And our Queen upon the throne ! 
 Long may the sons of Canada 
 
 Continue as they've been. 
 True to their native eountry, 
 
 Anil faithful to their (^Hieen 1 
 
 Then hurrah 1 hurrah ! for Canada, ete. 
 
 Historical Paper on Education in Ontario. 
 
 [Abstract only.) 
 
 To be read by .1. (iKOH*iE HoiMiiNs, M.A., LL.D., 
 
 Deputy Minister of Edneation for Ontario. 
 
 Address on behalf of the Ontario Teachers' Association. 
 
 By Mr. McQueen, President of the .Vssociation, 18S9. 
 
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Address on behalf of the Citizens of Toronto. 
 
 By His Worship tl>o Mayor, E. K. Clarkk, Es.|., M.P.I*. 
 
 Patriotic Song by the City School Children. 
 
 "THK MAl'I.K I.KAI- i'oKKVKIt 
 
 Con Spirito. 
 
 
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 Alrx. Mint. 
 
 In days of yore, from Britain's shore,Wo!fothedauntle8S hero came, 
 
 Jii (liiy.s of yovc, from Hrituins shore. Wolfe the (Luiiitloss hero c.uiu'. 
 And pbmtcd tirm Hrittunia's Hug. On Caiiii(hi's fair (loiiwiiu ; 
 Hurc may it wave our boast, our priclu, And joined in love together, 
 The 'I'histle, SJianirock, J{ose, entwine, The Maple Leaf forever ! 
 The Maple Leaf our eud)leni dear, tlie Maple Leaf forever I 
 
 On merry England's far-famed land. May l<in(l Heaven sweetly smile ; 
 (lod bless (dd Scotland evermore, And Ireland's Emerald Isle ; 
 Then swell the song, both loud and long, Till rocks and forests quiver, 
 (lod save our Queen and Heaven bless The Maple Leaf forever I 
 
 The Maple Leaf our emblem dear. The Maple Leaf forever I 
 
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 Address on behalf of the University of Toronto. 
 By the Hon. John Maodonald, Senator. 
 
 Address on behalf of Victoria University. 
 
 By the Rev. N. BrRWASH, S.T.D., Chiuicellor of Victoria rniversity. 
 
 Address on behalf of Queen's University. 
 
 By Sandford Flemino, Esc^. , LL.D. , C.M.G., Chancellor of Queen's University, 
 
 Address on behalf of Trinity University. 
 By the Rev. Wiluam Clari:, M.A. 
 
 Address on behalf of McMaster University 
 By T. H. Rand, Esq., D.C.L. 
 

 
 The National Anthem. 
 
 (iod sHVu our gracious Queon, 
 Long live our noble Queen, 
 
 ( iiid Hiive the (,)uoen : 
 Send her victorious, 
 Iliippy jind glorious, 
 Lon<,' to reij^n over us. 
 
 (ind Hiivo the (^uoen I 
 
 Thy chfiicest j^ifts in sti»re 
 On her l)e pleased to pour : 
 
 Long niiiy she reign : 
 May -he defend our laws, 
 And evei' give lis can e 
 To sing with heart and voice, 
 
 Cjod save the <j|ueen I 
 
 Benediction. 
 
 Pronounced by the Right llev. Auiiii u Svvkatman, D. D., D.C.L., Bishop nf Toronto. 
 
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 REPRESENTATIVES PRESENT. 
 
 The iMayor and Cori»oration of the City of Toronto. 
 Chairnmn and members of the High School and CoIlej:iate Institute Board of Toront<» 
 Chairman and members of the I'ublic School Board of Ton^nto. 
 
 Hon. John Beverlej' Robinson. 
 
 Klin.r ( '(ill.'(lc. 
 
 Rev. William McLaren, D.D. 
 
 Wiirllfr Cnllrgr. 
 , Colonel Gzowski, A.D.C. 
 
 ^f(•M(l■'<^(■r Diriiiifij I lull. 
 Rev. Chancellor Mc Vicar, D.D. LL.D. 
 
 BraidfonI Ladicn' ('ollitiji'. 
 T. M. Macintyre, Esq., Ph. D. 
 
 >!///(" Ldilirs' CoUi'ilC 
 
 Colin Macdougall, Es<j., (,>.C. 
 
 OxIutHHi Ladiea' ColU'iji'. 
 Rev. A. B. Demill. 
 
 Oidnrh) Teachers Association. 
 
 Public School Skction — Mr. William Alexander. 
 
 Lnspectors' Section - Mr. David Fothenngliam. 
 
 High School Section— Mr. Archibald McMurchy, M.A. 
 
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 Inscription on the Pedestal of the Bronze Statue of Rev. Dr Ryerson, as 
 approved by the General Committee, November. 1887. 
 
 TO UK I'l.ACEl) 0\ THK KitONT Of Till': I'KDKSTVI,, I'ACFN'fJ MOND ST. 
 
 EGEUTON JIYEI{80N. 
 
 iFOTJIsriDEI^ 
 
 OK tic; 
 
 SCHOOL swsTiiM or ontakio, 
 
 TO \',K l'L.VCi:i) ON THK RKAI! OV THK I'EDKSTAK 
 
 |Jovn 
 
 IN CHAllUHTKYILLE, COTNTV OF N()RI'Y)LK, ONTARIO, 
 
 MARCH 24, J80;{. 
 
 gtcd 
 
 AT TORONTO, FEBRUARY 19, 1882. 
 
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 Record of Rev, Dr. Ryerson s services, as approved by the General Committee. 
 November, 1887, and intended to have been engraved on the Pedestal It was 
 afterwards decided not to do so, but to insert the name onl/. as Founder of 
 the Ontario School System. 
 
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 A S A M K M C) II I A L 
 
 lH' TIIK Citl.AT IMMI.IC s r;i! \ K' i; s ok tiik 
 
 REV, ECERTON RYERSON, D,D, LL.D,, 
 
 ,S(>N OI' COI.ONEI. .roSKI'll KVKIiSON, 
 
 .\ i!i!rri>ii orncKii who sKitVKi) ui'iunc; tiik .vmkiiic.w iikvoi.i tion, 
 
 AND WHO WAS ONH OF 
 THK UNITKI) KMPIRK L O Y^\ LT STS. 
 
 WHO HKI'TI.KIi IN THIS |>KOVIN('i:. 
 
 A l>I.STIN(;iriSllKD MINISTEH OF THE MErirODIST (!|finj('II, 
 
 1825—1882, 
 
 IlK Oi!rA!Ni",l) Foil Tll\l' ClIURl'll A KOV.VL CM AllTKK IX KN(iLAN'l) 
 FOR THK KSTAIiLIHllMKNT OF 
 
 UPPER CAN ADA ACADEMY AT COP.OdRC, 
 
 1828 1841. 
 AFTERWARDS 
 
 THE (INrVERSITY OF VICTORIA COLLE(}E, 
 
 OK WHIl'II 11 F, WA.S TIIF FIRST rRKSIDKXT. 
 
 IN FOUNDING 
 THE SCHOOL SYSTEM OF HLS NATIVE PROVf.VOE, 
 
 AN II IN I'ROMOTINd THE 
 
 E8TA15LLSHMENT OF FREE SCHOOLS, 
 
 HE DISPI.AYKI) THK RAUK GIFTS OK A 
 
 FAR-SEEENG AND ENLIGHTENED STATESMAN, 
 
 AND FOR THIRTY-TWO YEARS WAS 
 
 THE ABLE ADMINISTRATOR OF THAT SYSTEM. 
 
 1844— 187C. 
 
 ERHL'TKD RV CONrRIBUTIONS FROM HOtlOOl. TRlSTKli^, LV.SPPX'TORS, TKACHMRS, 
 
 1'4J1'ILS AND OTHERS; 
 
 AIDKD l!Y A (JRANT FROM THE CITY OF TORONTO AND 
 THE LEfUSLATI'RE OF ONTARIO. 
 
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Ryhrson Memorial Statuk CommittcIE, 
 
 Uo\. Principal Crtvoii. I). i>. : iUiv. Dr. Pi.tts ; llmi, (J. W. Huhh ; lluv. Di. 
 Diivic's; Hon. SiMiiifur Miiodun.ild ; Pii?ici|»iil Kirl<lat»<l, M.A.; Hw. Dr. Withrow 
 Princiixil Dickscdi, M.A.; Ilcv. Hu'.^'li .loliiiHton, D.D. ; lioctur McMurchy, M.A.; 
 Mr. K. W. Dunn; Mr. S. McMlistur ; Mr. .1. K. Millor ; Mr (J. H. Hul.insoii, M. .\. 
 
 (^Iiuhmtni — ,}. (iourm' Hodgiii.s, LL.D. 
 
 Joint Sffirfarit's Mr. .lamea L. Hugliun iiiul .hiuius Carlylu, i\r.D. 
 
 Tiniaiiirr Mr. Walter S. Luo. 
 
 Arfixt-lSriili,tt,r Mr. Hamilton McCarthy, R.C.A. 
 
 (niifrartuifor Pnlrsful Mr. F. H. (JuUtitt, Monmnontal Sc\ili)t()r. 
 
 Particulars of the Statue, 
 
 Mei,t,'lit (if r.i'i)n/c Fi,i,'urt' 
 Ht'i-'Iit of Pi'di'stal, 
 
 U feet <! inelu's. 
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 Cnst of StntUO, 
 
 Cost of (jranite PeiloHtaK 
 
 Fffs and Incidentals, - 
 
 SubscriptioiiH received. 
 Legislative (Jrant, 
 (!ity of Toronto (Irant, 
 Interost on Ueposits, 
 
 !iit?),125 (M) 
 
 L',r,00 (K) 
 
 450 00 
 
 !5!4,4!»2 00 
 
 2,000 00 
 
 500 00 
 
 1,080 00 
 
 88.17r> 00 
 
 88,072 00 
 
 NoTK. \ few proniist'd subscriptions are yet to Ix' vi'crivi'd. 
 
 The granite of the Pedestal is from a (piarry at St. (foorge, in New lirunswick - ii 
 Province which was the lirst early home oF Dr. Kyerson's Fathei- and Mother, after the 
 close of the .Ameri(!an Kevohitionary War. Dr. Ilyerson's Mother was a native of 
 New Brunswick.