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 LIST OF MEMBERS 
 
 ESTABLISHED lUh SEPTEMBER 1879 
 
 QUEBEC 
 1889 
 
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Rules and Regulations 
 
 1. This Association will be known as ^*"^®- 
 the ^' Quebec Garrison Club." 
 
 2. The Staff of the Seventh Military 
 District and the Officer.:J of the several 
 Active Volunteer Militia Corps, having 
 
 their head quarters at the City of Quebec, Membership 
 are alone eligible as members. They 
 shall be members ex-officio and without 
 ballot, even if they remove their residence 
 from Quebec, provided they comply with 
 Rule No. 34. 
 
 3. All the concerns of the Club shall 
 
 be managed by a Committee, to consist of Co"»n»*t*ee. 
 the staff of the Seventh Military District, 
 the Commandant of the Royal School 
 of Cavalry, the Commandant of the 
 Royal School of Artillery, the senior offi- 
 cer of the Queen's Own Canadian Hus- 
 sars, the Quebec Field Battery, the 8th 
 
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Royal Rifles and the 9th Battalion '' Vol- 
 tigeurs de Quebec," and one retired offi- 
 cer of the Active Force, and also of one 
 officer, to be chosen by each corps repect- 
 ively, from ^'A^ Troop of the Cavalry 
 School Corps,, the Queen's Own Canadian 
 Hussars, the " A '^ or ^' B " Battery, Re- 
 giment of Canadian Artillery, the Quebec 
 Field Battery, the 8th Royal Rifles and 
 'i' ■■ the 9th Battalion '' Voltigeurs de Que- 
 bec, " (all being members of the Club.) 
 The Jive members so chosen shall hold 
 office for one year, but shall be eli- 
 
 oSs""^ gible for re-election. A Secretary-Trea- 
 surer and the said retired officer of the 
 Active force (being members of the 
 . : Club,) shall be elected at each annual 
 general meeting and shall be ex-officio 
 
 Vacancies, mcmbcrs of the Committee. Vacancies 
 occuring in the Committee shall be filled 
 up at once when they occur 
 
 Putiesofthe 4, The Committee shall have full con- 
 
 Coinniittee. 
 
 trol of the management of the Club, and 
 
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 it shall be the duty of the Committee to 
 enforce the rules of the Club. 
 
 5. The Committee, three of whom shall Qnorum, 
 form a quorum, shall meet once a fort- 
 night, or oftener, to transact current 
 business. 
 
 6. The annual subscription shall be ^^^;![;;;;!;,^;'"^'- 
 twelve dollars, and no. members shall be 
 admitted to vote, on any occasion what- Kij;i»t to 
 
 Vote 
 
 ever, or enjoy any of the privileges of the 
 Club, until he shall have paid his sub- 
 scription. Members joining after 31st iiaif yoarij 
 March, will pay only half the annual '*"'*''''' ^^'^^'*"" 
 subscription. 
 
 7. All annual subscriptions shall be '^". "^^'"^^ 
 paid to the Secretary-Treasurer. 
 
 8. Gentlemen who are not members of J,*j"j'|Jl|J.^|^ 
 the District Staff or the Active Militia 
 Force of the City of Quebec, are eligible 
 
 as privileged members, and shall pay an ^^"^'^"''♦* ff« 
 entrance fee of $25 and a subscription of 
 2 per annum. ,. . , 
 
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 OandidatoB. 
 
 Ballot. 9^ The admission of privileged mem- 
 
 bers into the Club shall be by ballot of 
 the Committee. Five members of the 
 Committee shall form a quorum for that 
 purpose. One black ball in five shall 
 exclude. 
 
 10. Candidates must be proposed by 
 one ordinary member and seconded by 
 another, neither of whom shall be a mem- 
 ber of the Committee, and their names 
 inserted in the Candidates' Book kept 
 for that purpose. The names of all Can- 
 didates must be posted in the Reading 
 Room for at least seven days before they 
 are submitted for election. 
 
 11. On the admission of each new 
 member, the Secretary-Treasurer shall 
 notify him of the same. No candidate 
 shall have the right to enjoy any of the 
 privileges of the ('lub, until he .^hall have 
 
 Delay to pay paid his subscriptiou, and if the subscrip- 
 
 subscription. . /» i 
 
 tion 01 such new member be not paid 
 within one month after his admission, 
 
 Privileges of 
 Candidates. 
 
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 his name shall be erased from the list of 
 members of the Clul), unless he can jus- 
 tify the delay to the satisfaction of the 
 Committee. 
 
 12. The subscription shall be paid on s;;J;«c.iption 
 the 1st October in each year. 
 
 13. The name of every member failing 
 to pay his annual subscription, after 
 having received notice, or during the 
 course of the month of October, shall be Anews. 
 exhibited in the Reading Room on the 
 first of November then next ; and if the 
 subscription be not paid on or before the 
 15th day of November, the Secretary- 
 Treasurer shall erase his name from the 
 
 list of members. Should, however, the^;;;*/;;^ J^ 
 ex-member assign reasons for the non- °""*^^- 
 payment, which, in the opinion of the 
 Committee, shall appear satisfactory, the 
 Committee shall be empowered to re- jt^.^^niit- 
 admit him upon payment of arrears, ^**"^- 
 
 14. The payment of the subscription , 
 
 ^ -^ ^ Acceptance 
 
 fee shall be held to be an acceptance of «^'''»^««- 
 
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 the rules, and an agreement to comply 
 therewith. 
 
 Withdrawal. 15. Any Ordinary or privileged mem- 
 ber whose dues are all paid, shall be at 
 liberty to withdraw from the Club on his 
 written application to that effect. 
 
 niwluTere. ^^- -^^ ordinary member retiring from 
 the Active Militia Force, retaining rank, 
 may remain an ordinary member of the 
 Club and be eligible as an officer of the 
 said Club. 
 
 Expulsion of 17. If the conduct of any member, or- 
 
 membors. , . , . . 
 
 dinary or privileged, either in or out of 
 the Club House, shall, in the opinion of 
 the Committee, or of any five members, 
 ordinary or privileged, of the Club (who 
 shall certify the same in writing), be in- 
 jurious to the character and interests of 
 the Club, the Committee shall be empow- 
 ered to recommend such member to re- 
 sign. If such member shall not resign 
 within a month from the delivery of such 
 lett(T of recommendation, the Committee 
 
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 shall be authorized and required to erase 
 his name from the list of members, and 
 the person whose name is so erased shall 
 cease to be a member of the Club, pro- 
 vided that no such recommendation be 
 sent to any member ui'ess the resolution 
 to send the same shall have been agreed 
 to by two-thirds of the members of the 
 Committee, actually present at a meeting 
 specially summoned for that purpose, of 
 which nine must be the quorum ; pro- 
 vided also, that if, upon such meeting of 
 the Committee so specially summoned, 
 two-thirds of the Committee assembled 
 shall be of opinion that the character and 
 interests of the Club require the imme- 
 diate expulsion of the member whose 
 conduct is in question, the Committee 
 shall be empowered forthwith to expel 
 such member, and in such case such 
 member shall be forever afterwards ine- 
 ligible to enter the Club House. 
 
 18. Any or Jin^ry or privileged mem- strangorg. 
 
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 ber, with the sanction of a member of the 
 Committee, shall have the privilege of 
 introducing a friend, not residing within 
 15 miles from Quebec, for a period not 
 15 .lays only, exceeding 15 days, to enjoy the use of the 
 Club. But the member so introducing 
 him shall be responsible for his conduct 
 in the Club and for any dues incurred by 
 him. Such visitor cannot introduce any 
 other stranger. Strangers so introduced 
 
 Once in , , i i 
 
 every three cauuot bc put up by mcmbcrs more than 
 
 mouths. 
 
 once in every three months. 
 
 19. Officers of the Imperial Army, Navy 
 and Canadian Staff and other strangers 
 not residing within 15 miles from Quebec 
 and whose residence here is temporary, 
 may upon the introduction of a member 
 and, with the sanction of the Committee, 
 be admitted as " Transient Privileged 
 Members," upon payment of $2 per 
 month. 
 
 20. Consuls, Vice-Consuls and Chan- 
 cellors who are foreigners and have no 
 
 Tranaiont 
 privilegeil 
 mom bets. 
 
 32 per 
 month. 
 
 Consuls, Ac. 
 
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 permanent residence in Canada, may, in 
 future, be admitted as Privileged Mem- 
 bers of the Club, after ballot, without 
 paying an entrance fee. 
 
 21. No resident of tlie City of Quebec J,\';;'^^«f»^>« 
 or within 15 miles of the sanr. 3, who is 
 
 not a member of the Club, can be invited 
 in or allowed to make use of the Club, 
 unless introduced by a member for 
 breakfast, lunch or dinner. 
 
 22. Politics and religious questions of PoiiticA, ac. 
 every description shall be absolutely 
 excluded from the objects of the Club. 
 
 23. The Club House shall be opened at ^^""™- 
 8.80 A. M., and closed at 12.30, except on 
 Saturday and Sunday nights, when the 
 Club will be closed at midnight. No 
 member shall be admitted into the Club 
 outside of these hours on any pretence 
 whatever, unless specially authorized by 
 
 the Committee. 
 
 24. No books or newspapers are to be J^«"H »vc. 
 removed from the Club, and no paper or 
 
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 Notices. 
 
 notice, written or printed, shall be put 
 np in the Club without the sanction of 
 the Committee. 
 
 Servants. 25. No scrvants of the Club shall be 
 
 sent out of the house upon any errands, 
 or on any pretence whatever. 
 
 coMipiainta. 26. Any causc of complaiut, whicli may 
 arise, shall be signified in writing to the 
 Committee, whose duty it shall be to in- 
 vestigate it at thoir next meeting. 
 
 Payment of 27. Membcrs are required to pay their 
 bills for every expense incurred, before 
 they leave the house. The servants are 
 held accountable for the observance of 
 this rule. 
 
 suHpension 28. Any membi'r infringing the above 
 
 amjApu ^^^^ shall be liable to be suspended or 
 
 expelled from the Club, at the discretion 
 of the Committee. 
 ^^^' 21). No member shall bring a dog into 
 
 the Club. 
 Gume.^. gQ^ ^^ game shall, on any account, be 
 
 played for money, except Whist, Ecarte, 
 
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 Piquet, or Pool ; nor Dice used in the 
 Club House, except at Backgammon. 
 No hi<i,her stake than quarter-dollar j^^^^ 
 points shall be played for at Whist ; nor 
 j^hall any bet exceed one dollar; the 
 games of Ecarte, Piquet or Pool to be 
 played for limited stakes — the limits to 
 be fixed by the Committee. 
 
 31. Anyarticleof this constitution may Constitution, 
 be altered, amended or suspended for any 
 length of time, by consent of two-thirds 
 
 of the members present at any meeting 
 specially convened for that purpose, and 
 provided such alteration, amendment or 
 suspension shall have been specified in 
 the notice summoning such meeting, and 
 that at such meeting twenty members at 
 least be present. 
 
 32. The Annual General Meeting of the ^"""-^^ 
 Club shall be held on the second Wed- moctintf. 
 nesday in October in each year, at 7.30 
 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of receiving 
 
 the report of the Committee, and of 
 
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 Auditoi'8. 
 
 Adjourned 
 meeting. 
 
 Special 
 meeting. 
 
 making any alterations or additions to 
 the Constitution which may be consider- 
 ed advisable. Two auditors shall be 
 elected at each annual meeting, who shall 
 examine the accounts and report thereon, 
 and also examine them from time to time 
 and report thereon at the next annual 
 meeting. Another meeting shall be held 
 on the Wednesday fortnight, for the 
 purpose of deciding on such propositions 
 as may have been submitted at the for- 
 mer meeting. 
 
 33. The Committee may call a Special 
 General Meeting when they think fit on 
 giving fourteen days notice, to be posted 
 up during that period in the Reading 
 Room. The Committee may also call a 
 Special General Meeting upon the requi- 
 sition of twelve members in writing. The 
 requisition must specify, in the form of a 
 resolution, the matter intended to be 
 submitted to the meeting, at which the 
 discussion shall bo limited to such matter 
 
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 only. No Special General Meeting shall 
 be valid unless twelve members, exclusive 
 of any member of the Committee, be 
 present. 
 34. Any ordinary or privileged mem- ^i^n»t>er» 
 
 »/ ./ £ o removing 
 
 ber who shall remove his residence from V'''''' '*"**' 
 
 deuce. 
 
 Quebec (all his subscriptions then due 
 being paid), may give notice to the Se- 
 cretary-Treasurer of such removal and of 
 his intention not to make use of the Club 
 thenceforward, and such member shall 
 pay a yearly subscription of four dollars 
 (^$4.00), if an ordinary member, and two 
 dollars ($2.00), if a privileged member, 
 so long as he continues to reside out of 
 Quebec, and he shall retain the privileges 
 and benefits of such membership in all 
 matters. Such member shall, at any 
 time, have the right of again using the 
 Club by notifiying his intention so to do 
 and paying his subscription for the cur- 
 rent year. 
 
 But if any member so removing his ^^*11[",",.^'^ 
 
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 residence from Quebec and taking ad- 
 vantage of this rule should again return 
 to Quebec, he shall, within one month 
 from such return, notify the KSecretary- 
 Treasurer and pay the subscription for 
 the current year and, failing so to do, his 
 name shall be struck from the roll of 
 members, unless some good excuse be 
 offered the Committee to account for his 
 neglect. 
 
 membori! 35. Any member who shall withdraw, 
 resign or be expelled shall cease to be a 
 member of the Club and shall, ipso facto 
 forfeit all right or claim thereto or to its 
 property or funds. 
 
 Winding ni>. 36. In casc it should be necessary, at 
 any time, to wind up the affairs of the 
 Club, the balance at the credit of the 
 Club, shall be divided among the then 
 ordinary members pro rata to the sub- 
 criptions they have paid as such ordi- 
 nary members. 
 
IJS'I' OF MEMBERS 
 
 QUEBEC GARRISON CLUB 
 
 15th NOVEMBER 1 889 
 
 PATRON 
 
 His Excellency, Lord Stanley of Preston, 
 Governor General of Canada. 
 
 HONORARY MEMBERS 
 
 His Honor the Honble A. R. Angers, Lt.-Gover- 
 nor of the Province of (^)iiebec. 
 
 Hon. Sir A. P. Caron, Minister of Militia. 
 
 Major General Sir Fred. Middleton, Comman- 
 ding Militia of Canada. 
 
 Colonel Walker Powell, Adjt. General. 
 
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 PRESIDENT 
 
 Lieut-Colonel T. J. Duchesnay, \). A. (i., Com- 
 manding }th Military District. 
 
 VICE-hRESlDtNT 
 
 Lt-Colonel J. Hell Forsyth, Commanding 
 " (,)ueen*s Own Canadian Hussars. " 
 
 SECRETARY-TREASURER 
 
 Lt-Colonel Arthur Evantprel, 9th Battalion, 
 •' Voltigeurs de Quebec. " 
 
 COMiMITTEr. 
 Lt-Colonel L. P. Vohl. (Retired List). 
 
 Lt-('olonel J. F. TuRNBULL, Comdt. Royal School 
 
 of Cavalry. 
 
 Lt-Colonel C. E. Montizambert, Comdt. Royal 
 S. A. &^ Asst. Insp. of Artillery. 
 
 Lt-Colonel G. Amyot, Commanding 9th Battalion, 
 *• Voltigeurs de Quebec " 
 
 Lt-Colonel Tnos. RoY, 9th Battalion, "Voltigeurs 
 
 de Quebec. " 
 
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 I.t-Colonel H. J. Miller, Commanding 8th Bat- 
 talion, ♦♦ Royal Rifles. " 
 
 Major Crawford Lindsay, Cummanding (Quebec 
 
 Field Battery. 
 
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 Major J. F. Wilson, Commanding ♦' B " iiatlery, 
 
 R. C. A. 
 
 xMajor J. E. Frowkk, 8th Battalion, ♦•Royal 
 
 Rifles. " 
 
 (Japt. J Okorge Oarneau, " (^)uebec Field 
 
 Battery. " 
 
 I' Capt. E. II. I. Heward, Royal School of 
 
 Cavalry. 
 
 i Dr FIy. Russell, Surgeon, <\). O. C. H. 
 
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 i AUDITORS , 
 
 I Capt. Kd. B. Garneau. 
 
 Capt. L. F. Pinault, 9th Batt. V. Q. 
 
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 Ahern, Capt. Arthur 
 
 Allan, H. Montague 
 
 Amyot, Lt. -Colonel G., Comdg 9th Batt. '* V. Q." 
 
 Aniyot, Lt -Colonel J. h. 
 
 Anderson, Jas. H. j 
 
 Angers, (... Panet 
 
 t Ashe, F. W. 
 
 Ashe, W. A. , 
 
 Auger, A. J. ^ 
 
 Aylwin, T. C. 
 
 Baby, Lt. -Colonel William M. 
 
 Baillairg^, W. D. 
 
 Bessett, L. Z. 
 
 Beckett, Thomas 
 
 B^dard, Henry A. 
 
 Bennett, wS. S. 
 
 Bennett, W. S. 
 
 Berlinguet, F. X. 
 
 Blanchet, Honble Jean 
 
 Bolduc. Archelas 
 
 Boss^, Honble Judge J. G. 
 
 Boswell, Veasy 
 
 Bourget, Major R. G., 17th Batt. 
 
 Breakey, Wm. - * 
 
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 1^ lea key, John 
 
 Hiiiysssl, Ferd. Van., C onsul (ieneral of I^lciu 
 Burstall, John ^ 
 
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 Campbell, Archibald 
 Campbell, W. Noble 
 Carrier, .^ . F. 
 Casgrain. Thos. Chase 
 Cassels, John M. 
 Cazes, Pnul de 
 Charlebois, J. A. 
 Charlel)ois, Alphonse 
 Chinic, Eugene 
 
 Chouinard, Major M., Capt. 9lh Batt., " V. ()." 
 t Coker, C. R. 
 
 + Cotton, Lt.-Col. W. H., Comdt. Royal School of 
 Artillery. 
 
 Couture, Dr J. Alphonse, V. S. ; Q. F. B. 
 Cook, A. II. 
 
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 D.iyet, M. Joseph 
 
 t Dean, Capt. C. P, 
 
 Delagrave, Major Henri 
 
 DeLery, Capt. W. B. C. 
 
 Demers, L. J. 
 
 Demers, A. G. 
 
 Desbarats, William Selhy 
 
 Dechesne, F. J. M. 
 
 Oobell, R. R. 
 
 Dobell, Lieut. W. M., 8th R. R. 
 
 Drolet, J. Kugene 
 
 t Driimmond, H A. 
 
 Duchesnay, Lt.-Colonel, T. J., D.A.G , yth Military 
 District. ^ 
 
 Duggan, W. E. 
 t Duggan, E. J. 
 Dunbar, James 
 Dunn, Loggie H. 
 Dunn, Stuart H. 
 Duquet, C. 
 
 Duhamel, Honhle George » 
 
 Dubail, r. R. S., Consul General of France 
 Dumoulin, \\ H. 
 
 Evans, Lorenzo 
 
 Evanturel, Lt.-Col. Arthur, Major 9th Bat.,.** V.Q. 
 
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 Farley. Capt. A. A. Lieut. " B " Hattery, K. C. A. 
 
 Faucher de St. Maurice 
 
 I'iset, L. J. (.. 
 
 Fitch, Kelson 
 
 Foote, J, J. 
 
 t Foote, S. I>. 
 
 Forsyth, Lt.-(ol., Jos. Bell, Major Comd^. <Jueen's 
 
 Own Canadian Hussars. 
 Frechette, Louis Honore. 
 Fremont, (j. Jos. T. 
 Fry, John S. 
 I'urniss, Albeit IL 
 
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 Gagnon, Hon. C A. I.. 
 
 Garneau, Hon. Pierre 
 
 (jarneau, Capt. Fd U. 
 
 Garneau, (.'apt. J. George, (Quebec Field Battery 
 
 t Gibl), James 
 
 Gilmour Capt. J. I). 
 
 Gingras, Joseph 
 
 (iosselin, F. X. 
 
 Ciregory, John U. 
 
 Grenier, Cru stave 
 
 t Griffith, \Vm. Alex. 
 
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 Hale K. f. 
 
 t Hail, A.E. Lieut. 8th R. K. 
 
 Hamilton, John 
 
 t Hankey, Ernest 
 
 Herring, Wni. 
 
 Hevvard, Capt. K. H. I., Lieut. Royal School of 
 
 Cavalry 
 Hethrington, Capt. 'i\ S., (Queen's Own Canadian 
 
 Hussars. 
 Hollo way, C:ipt. L. 
 Hoare, E. A. 
 Huot, Philippe 
 Hunt, Capt. Arthur 1' . 
 
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 Inilah, Capt. \Vm., O. M. " H " Battery, R. C. A. 
 
 Irvine, Honble George 
 
 Irvine, Commissary-General, M. h. ; C. H. ; C.M.Gr. 
 
 Irvine, Lt. -Colonel A. G. 
 
 t Irwin, Lt,-Col. 1). T., Dominion Insp. of Artillery 
 
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 Joseph, Andrew C. 
 
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 Kane, Capt. Robert 
 I Kennedy, Harold 
 I King, James 
 
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 Lacroix, Edouard 
 i.aird, iohn 
 Laird, Jos. U„ 
 Lampson, Major Fred. 
 Landry, Lt-(Jol., Philippe 
 Langelier, lionble F. 
 Langelier. Chas. 
 Langlois, C. B. 
 Ledieii, L^on 
 
 Lemieux, F. X. ',] 
 
 Leuioine, Jules 
 
 Lessard, Capt. F. L., Lieut. Royal School of 
 Cavalry 
 
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 Lesage, Simeon 
 
 LeVasseur, Capt. N., 9th Batt. '' V. Q/' 
 
 Lindsay, Major C, Comdg. Quebec Field B?ttery. 
 
 Lindsay, Alexander 
 
 Lindsay, George E. 
 
 Light, A. L. 
 
 Lloyd^ Jas. C. 
 
 Louis, Joseph 
 
 Louvi^res, Comte de 
 
 t Lynch, Honorable Judge W. W. 
 
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 Machin, H. T. 
 Macquet, Gerard 
 MacFherson, W. M. 
 Maguire, J. Arthur 
 Malouin, i\lbert 
 t Marler, W. A. 
 McAnhur, Alexander 
 Mercier, Honble Honors 
 Meredith, K. ]. 
 McKenzie, Charles 
 McCireevy, Honble Thos. 
 MrLiniont, J. C", 
 McLimont, H. J. 
 McLimont, \Vm. 
 McMichael, H. M. J. 
 McShane. Honble James 
 
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 Methot, E. W. 
 
 Miller, Lt.-Col. Henry J., Comdg. 8th Hatt. K. K. 
 
 Montizambert. Lt.-Col. C. E., Comdt. Royal School 
 ^ of Artillery. 
 
 Montizambert, Dr. F. 
 
 Montizambert, Capt. E., 8th Batt. R. R. 
 I More, J. C'. 
 
 Morgan, Major James 
 j Morgan, Capt. Hy. D., Quebec Garrison Artillery. 
 
 Murphy, J. E. 
 
 t Neilson, HuV)ert, vSurgeon Major " A " I'attery, 
 R. C. A. 
 
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 Obalski, Joseph 
 Udell, L. S. 
 O'Meara, D. D. 
 
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 I'acaud, Ernest 
 
 Painchaud, A. J. 
 
 Paquet, Honble K. T. 
 
 Pat ton, Major James 
 
 Pelletier, Honble L. P. 
 
 Pemberton, Ed. H. 
 
 Pennee, Capt. E., 9th Batt. "V. Q." 
 
 Pentland, Major C. A. 
 
 PhilHps, Chas. W. 
 
 Pinault, Capt. L. E., 9th Batt. *' V. ().'' 
 
 Poston, Capt. T. Inglis., 8th Batt. R. 'r. 
 
 Price, Honble Evan John 
 
 Price, Herbert M. 
 
 Prower, Major J. E., 8th Batt. Royal Rifles, 
 
 Prevost, Major Oscar 
 
 Provost, J. B. 
 
 Rae, Wm. 
 
 Ray, Capt. Walter J, 
 
 Reeve, R. E. 
 
 Ricketts, E. R. 
 
 Ritchie, John 
 
 Richardson, O. E. S., Lieut. 8th R. R. 
 
 t Rivers, Capt. V. B., Lieut. "A" Battery R.C.A. 
 
 Roy, Lt.-Col. T., Major 9th Batt. *• V. Q," 
 
 Roy, Jos. P, ^ 
 
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 Russell, iJr Henry, Surgeon Q. O. C. H. 
 Rutherford, Capt. R. \V., Lieut. ** li" Battery R. 
 C. A. 
 
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 Scott, Lt.'Col. E. G. 
 
 Seaton, W. C. 
 
 Sevvell, E. L. 
 
 Sevvell, Dr. C. C, Surgeon " I^ " Battery, R. C. A. 
 
 Sewell, Hy, Hope 
 
 Sharpies, Archibald 
 
 Sharpies, Hy. H. 
 
 Sharpies, John 
 
 Sheppard, Capt. H. C. 
 
 Smith, H. Stanley 
 
 Smith, R. Harcourt 
 
 Starnes, Honl)le Hy. 
 
 Storey, C. P. 
 
 Stuart, Lieut, Gustavus G. 
 
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 Talbot, Capt. A., Q. M., 9th Batt. 
 Tarte, Jos. I. 
 
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 Taschereau, Lini^re 
 Tessier, (Jlric 
 'I essier, George V. 
 Tessier, Jules 
 
 Thibaudeau, Honhle Isidore 
 Thomson, G. H. 
 Thomson, Lt.-Col, I). C. 
 Turcotte, Honhle A. 
 Turcotte, Nazaire 
 lurcotte, A. J. 
 
 Turnbull, Lt.-Colonel J. F., Comdt. RoyalSchooI 
 of Cavalry. 
 
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 Veasey, George 
 Verret, Barth^lemi 
 Vohl, U.-Col. L. P. 
 Valli^re, P. 
 
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 Wade, Ed. Harper 
 + Walcot, Hy. T. 
 
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 Welch, J. Lacon 
 
 Wheeler, Alf. F. 
 
 White, Alf. H. 
 
 White, Capt. Geo. R. 
 
 t Whitehead, Lt.-Col. P. A. 
 
 Wilson, Major J. F., Comdg. " i> " Battery R. 
 
 C. A. 
 W^ilson, W. H. 
 Woodward, J. R. 
 
 Wurtele, Capt. Ernest F., 8th Hatt. R. R. 
 t Wurtele, J. W^dfred 
 Wyatt, W. J. 
 
 t Supernumerary Members (non resilent.) 
 
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