Table of contents for Hochelaga depicta : the early history and present state of the city and island of Montreal / edited by Newton Bosworth.


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CHAPTER I.                   Page    9
Discoveries of Columbus and other Navigators-Arrival of
Jacques Cartier at Hochelaga.
CHAPTER IL                         21
Primitive Condition of Hochelaga-Name changed to " Mount
Royal"-Company of One Hundred Partners-Canada
(ahen by the English, 1629-Restored, 1632.
CHAPTER IlL                         35
Settlement of the Island of Montreal-Maissonneuve, Governor
-Ville Marie founded-Canada becomes a Royal Govern.
ment-Remarkable Earthquake-West India Company-
Marriage encouraged.
CHAPTER IV.                        s5
Government settled-Contests between the French and English-
Artiices of De Rat (Kondearouk)-Continued Hostilities-
Successive Governors.
CHAPTER V.                   Page   57
Capture of Quebec by General Wolfe-Surrender of Montreal
and all the Canadas-Montreal twice injured by fire-Bigot.
CHAPTER VI.                          71
Improvements in the Colony-Attack on Mr. Walker-Quebec
Act-American     War-Montreal taken-Extraordinary
Phenomenon-Riot-Cholera-List of Governors.
CHAPTER VII.                         86
Topographical description-District-County-and      City-
Parish Church of Fille Marie, or Cathedral of Notre Dame-
Christ Church-Bonsecours Church-Scotch Church, St.
Gabriel Street.
CHAPTER VIII.                        111
Methodist Chapels-Jews' Synagogue-American Presbyterian
Church-Congregational Church-Scotch Secession Church
-St. Andrew's Church-St. Paul's Church-Baptist Church.
CHAPTER IX.                         122
The Priests' Farm-The Bishop's Church-Recollet Church-
General Hospital-St. Ann's Market-National School.
CHAPTER X.                         137
Grey Nunnery-Congregational Nunnery-Hotel Dieu Nun-
nery-The Seminary-The College-British and Canadian
School-Hotels-News Room-Theatre Royal- Nelson's
Monument.
CHAPTER XI.                  Page 158
The Court House-Old        Gaol-New     Gaol-Barracks-
Government House- Water Works-Champ'de Mars-Net
Market-Banks-Custom House.
CHAPTER XII.                        168
Natural History Society-Montreal Library-M' Gill College-
M' Tavish's House- View from the Haymarket-Hochelaga
Chapel-St. Helen's Island.-Ship Yard-Rope Manufac.
tory-The Police Force.
CHAPTER XIII.                        182
Orphan Asylum-Ladies' Benevolent Society-Bible Society-
Tract Society-Sunday School Union- Temperance Society-
Baptist Missionary Society-French Canadian Missionary
Society-Mechanics' Institution-Gas Works-Trade and
Commerce-Lackine Canal.
CHAPTER XIV.                         204
Education and Literature- Concluding Remarks on Improve-
ments and Desiderata, Geology, Business, Agriculture, and
the Cemeteries.
APPENDIX.                         223
Brief Account of the Rebellions in Lower Canada in 1837-8,
and 1839..American Antiquities-Notes and Corrections.



Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Montréal (Québec) History, Montréal (Québec) Description and travel