QUEBEC.—94 X

(Dans Du Puy, Universal Guide, p. 162.)

Querrc Harbour Surveyed by Staff Commander W. F. Maxwell, R.N, assisted by Staff Commander K, W. Jarrad and P, H. Wright, R.N., 1887. 3S X 26.

(Aux archives du Séminaire de Québec.)

. QuÉBEc.—Carte régionale de la Province de Québec comprenant les Comtés de Portneuf, Québec, Montmorency, Charlevoix et partie de ceux de Saguenay, Chicoutimi, Champlain et St. Maurice. Dressée par Jules Taché, A.P., 1887. 2. 41 X 28.

. UPPER OTTAWA.—Map of the Timber Limits in the Upper Ottawa Agency Compiled in the Department of Crown Lands Quebec, 1887. 2 ff. 41 X 28. Victor Derome, Surveyor.

MONTREAL.—A Perspective View of Montreal in 1760. 9 X 5‘4. (Dans Hart Fall of New France, p. 1417.

Quesec.—A. general view of Quebec from Point Levy. To the Honble Sr. Charles Saunders Vice Admiral of the Blue ani Knights of the most Honorak:e Order of the Bath These twelve views of the Principal Buildings of Quebec are most humbly Inscribed by his most Obedient Humble Servant Richard Short Engraved by C. Canot. 6 X 4.

(Dans Hart, Fall of New France, p. 113.)

CHATEAUGUAY.—Sketch of the Battle of Chatenuguay—Oct. 26, 1. After Jos. Bouchette (drawn the next summer) Adapted for tie Chateauguay [Literary and Historical Society by W. D. Lightheil. In a corner: The Area of the Movements. 7% X 416.

(Dans Lighthall, Account of the Battle of Chatcauguay, Montreal, 1889, p. 17.)

NOUVELLE Ecusse.—Map shewing Nova Scotia, Acadia and Cape Breton in connection with Canada and New England. 9 X 71. (Dans Kingsford, History of Canada, T. 3, 1889, p. G5.)

OuEsr CANADIEN.—Map shewing the Forts established by de la Vérendrye, 17311738. G X 4.

(Dans Kingsford, T. 3, p. 369.)

LouiIsBoURG.—Siege of 1758. 6 X 414. = (Dans Kingsford, History of Canada, 1890, T. 4, p. 120.)

MonTREAL.—Map of the Island of Montreai by H. Malingre, Ingénieur civil à Montreal. Contient Map o' the City of Montreal.

MonTREaL.—Atlas of the City of Montreal From special survey showing all Buildings and Names of owners. Chs. E. Goad, Civil Engineer. Folio oblong.

MoNTREAL.—Map of the City of Montreal Canada and Vicinity October 1890. Chs. E. Goad Civil Engineer. 65 X 42.

Ouio Forrs.—Skeleton Map shewing the Ohio Forts. 5% X 4. (Dans Kinsesford, Hist. of Canada, 1890, T. 4, p. 214.)

QuEBEc.—414 X 614.

(Dans American Geographical Society of New York. Bulletin, 1890, T. 22, p. 352.)

Quesec.—1759. 7 X 3.

(Dans Kingsford, ‘:. 4, p. 242.)

RAILWAYS.—l'he Quebec & Lake St. John Railway and Extensions. 17 X 8. (Dans Buies, Région du Lac St-Jean, Grenier de la Province de Québec. Québer, 1890. }

ST. LAURENT.—Skeleton Map, shewing the connection of Lake Ontario & the River St. Lawrence with the river Hudson & Lake Champlain. 11 X 6%.

(Dans Kingsford, Hist. of Canada, 1590, T. 4, p. 183.)

WILLIAM-HENRY.—Fort William-Henry, Attack of Montcalm, 1st to 9th of August, 1757. 514 X 414.

(Zdidem, p. 55.)