Election hints for subdivision comittees

The Mowat government and prohibition. The responsibility of the House

Militia general order

Militia general order[s]

Ontario general election, 1894 publications

[Speech, delivered in the Ontario Legislature, January 27, 1882.]

Proclamation. Upper Canada

Declaration of the views and objects of the British Constitutional Society on its re-organization. Addressed to their fellow subjects in Upper Canada

Erklarung der Ansichten und Absichten der Brittisch Constitutionellen Gesellschaft bei ihrer Wieder-Organisation. Addressirt [sic] an ihre Mit-Unterthanen in Ober Canada

Hamilton, March 21, 1832 : Sir: at a meeting of the freeholders of the District of Gore ...

To the King's most excellent Majesty : we, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the inhabitants of the District of Gore ...

To the honourable the House of Assembly : the humble petition of the people of ...

State of the poll : Small ... Mackenzie ... Washburn ...

Streetsville hustings, Wednesday, June 29, 1836 : Sir the state of the poll in Halton, Wentworth ... is, I am told, very favorable to the cause of Reform ...

To the electors of the City of Toronto : Gentlemen, the spontaneous voice of a numerous and respectable body of my fellow citizens has called upon me to offer as a candidate ...

To the freemen of Halton : Gentlemen, in bestowing your suffrages upon two of the many candidates ...

The Reform Alliance Society to their brother reformers in Upper Canada

An address presented to His Excellency Sir Francis Head by a deputation from 150 of the freeholders and respectable inhabitants : of a portion of Yonge Street, on Wednesday the 30th March 1836, with His Excellency's reply

Attention! Gibson proved a traitor to his King and country

Reply of His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, to a loyal address from the inhabitants of the District of Ottawa

Reply of His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, to an address from the inhabitants of the north part, and a portion of the Gore of Toronto

Thirteen reasons why His Excellency Sir Francis Head reserved the money bills for His Majesty's consideration

Dialogue between a farmer from Darlington and a freeholder of Cavan, in regard to the election for the county of Durham

Sir F.B. Head's journey over the Pampas and Andes : extracts from his book read at the Constitutional Reform Society and ordered to be printed