...Yoik ; and weft by Upper Cana'l». The line which divides Upper from Lower Canada commentes at a {lone boundary, on the north bank of the lake St. Francis, at the соте, weft of Peinte аи Boudtt, in the limit between the townfhip of Lancafler and the Seigneurie...

...ting the (aid two provinces according t* the following line of divifion, viz. " to commence at a ftone boundary " on the North bank of the Lake St. Francis, -at the Cove Weft of Pointe au Botit, " in the limit between the Townihip of Lancafter and the Seigneurie of New...

...commences at a stone boundary on the north bank of lake St. Francis, at the cove west of Point au Bod$t, in the limit between the township of Lancaster, and the seigniory of New Longueil; running in the direction of north thirty-four degrees west, to the westernmost angle of the said seignory of...

...Ohio, the Mississippi, and the southern boundaries of Hudson's Bay Company. Canada Upper, commences at a stone boundary on the north bank of the lake St. Francis, at the cove west of Pointe au Bod&t, in the limit between the township of Lancaster and the seigniory of New Longueil ; running along...

...parliament, and promulgated by proclamation in the province on the 18th day of November 1791, as follows : " To commence at a stone boundary on the " north bank...lake St. Francis, at the " cove west of Pointe au Baudet, in the limit " between the township of Lancaster and the '* seigniory of New Longeuil, running...

...the two provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, which are divided from each other by a line commencing at a stone boundary on the north bank of the Lake St Francis, in St Lawrence river, thence north to Ottawa river, which it ascends to its source in Lake Teraiseaming,...

...parliament, divided into the two provinces of Upper and Lower Canada. The line of division commences at a stone boundary on the north bank, of the lake St. Francis, in St. Lawrence river, and proceeds north to Ottawa river, which it ascends to its source in lake Temiscaming,...

...Quebec. The line running between the two provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, is, by that Act, directed to commence " at a stone boundary, on the north bank of the lake St. Francis, at the cove of Pointe au Baudette, in the limit between the township of Lancaster and the seigneury of New Longeuil...

...Quebec. The line running between the two provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, is, by that Act, directed to commence " at a stone boundary, on the north bank of the lake St. Francis, at the cove of Pointe au Baudette, in the limit between the township of Lancaster and the seigneury of New Longeuil...

...Quebec. The line running between the two provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, is, by that Act, directed to commence " at a stone boundary, on the north bank of the lake St . Francis, at the cove of Pointe au Baudette, in the limit between the township of Lancaster and the seigneury of New Longeuil;...