FLYNN, Mr.:

St. Peters Canal, 220, 1005.
Truro and Pictou Railway, 442.
Government Dredges, 534.
Sydney Marine Hospital, 759.

FORBES, Mr.:

Steam Communication with the West
Indies, 295.

Shipping Certificates, 604.

Fortifications, 757.

Frames for the American Centennial,
534.

Franking Privilege, Local Legisla-
tures, 506.

FRÉCHETTE, Mr.:

Quebec Harbour, 151.

Quebec Graving Dock, 151, 432.
Lévis Custom House, 212.
The "Official Gazette," 293.
Militiamen of 1812, 293.

Sale of Lévis Public Property, 345.
Dismissal of the St. Henri Post-
master, 363.

Glace Bay Harbour Master, 506.
Glencoe Postmaster, 1123.
"Glendon," the, 817, 1139.
GORDON, Mr.:

The Debate on the Address, 38.
The Financial Depression, 115.
Harbour on Lake Ontario, 151.
Inspectors of Weights and Measures,
150.

The Budget, 332.

Agricultural Interests, 518.
Sabbath Observance, 842, 855.
The Militia, 1100.

Salaries of Inspectors of Weights
and Measures, 1119.

GOUDGE, Mr.:

Gypsum, 363.

Submarine Telegraph, 539.

Indian School in Nova Scotia, >22.
The Plimsoll Movement, 867.
Telegraph Line on the Intercolonial
Railway, 1120.

Pacific Railway, 1137.

Intercolonial Railway, 1138.

rence, 540.

Charlevoix Election, 738.

St. Charles and St. Joseph de Lévis
Railway, 857.

Free Delivery of Letters, 603.

GALBRAITH, Mr.:

Postmasters and Politics, 552.

Gas Inspection, 1120.

Gatineau Boom Contract, 607.
Georgian Bay Branch Railway—
Question, Mr. White (Renfrew);
Answer, Hon. Mr. Mackenzie, 431.
Questions, Messrs. Wright (Pontiac)
and White (Renfrew); Answers,
Hon. Mr. Mackenzie, 840.

GILL, Mr.:

Judge at Sorel, 505.

GILMOUR, Mr. :

The Financial Depression, 117.
Submarine Telegraphy, 536.

Fishing Licenses in Nova Scotia and

New Brunswick, 609.
Duties on Petroleum, 941.

917.

Government Dredges, 534.

Governor General's Instructions, 430.
Grand Narrows (N. S.), 604.

Great Western Railway-

Refunds of Custom Duties—
Motion-

"That the copies of correspondence relat-
ing to the refund of duties to the
Great Western Railway Company laid
on the table of this House on the 6th
of April last be referred to the Print-
ing Committee."-Hon. Mr. Tupper,
166.

After Debate, Motion carried, 177.
GREENWAY, Mr.:

Strictures of the Press (Question of
Privilege), 781.

Grenville Canal, 1003.

Grosse Isle Buildings, 534.

Guyon Island Light House---

Question, Hon. Mr. Mitchell; Ans-
wer, Hon. Mr. Smith, 150.
Motion for Returns, 610.

the United States into each Province
of the Dominion during 1871, '72
and '73 paying 15, 10 and 5 per cent.
duty respectively, and also a similar
statement for 1874 and '75 of articles
paying 17, 10 and 5 per cent.,
together with such remarks and fur-
ther facts as the Commissioner of
Customs may be able to add touching
the increased importation of Ameri-
can manufactures into Canada.”—Mr.
Young, 102.

Motion in amendment-

"That an Order of the House do issue,
requiring the Minister of Customs to
cause to be laid before Parliament, &c.,
with such explanatory remarks and
further facts as he may be able to add,
touching the increased imports."
Hon. Mr. Mackenzie, 102:
Amendment carried, 102.

Imports and Exports of the North-
West, 364.

Indemnity to Members, 904,

Indian Bill, 1 R., 342; 2 R., 566; Con-
sideration in Committee, 749, 869,
926; 3 R., 1036.

Independence of Parliament, 3.
Indians-

Laws Respecting

Question, Mr.
Cunningham; Answer, Hon. Mr.
Laird, 224.

Tribes in New Brunswick-Question,
Mr. Costigan; Answer, Hon. Mr.
Laird, 603.

Seizure of Nets on the Georgian Bay,
1032.

Annuities to Tribes, 1172.

Inland Waters of Canada, 52.
Inland Revenue Laws-

Question, Mr. Béchard; Answer,
Hon. Mr. Mackenzie, 506.
Inland Revenue Bill-
(From the Senate) 3 R., 869.
Insolvent Law-

Bill to amend (Mr. Bourassa), 1 R.,
461; motion for second reading
negatived, 789.

Bill to amend (Mr. Caron), 1 R.,
1008 (withdrawn.)

Bill to amend (Government mea-
sure), 1 R., 704; 2 R., 1001; 3 R.,
1115.

Insolvent Banks Bill-1 R., 342; 2 R.,
566; 3 R., 748.

Inspection Act amendment Bill—1 R.
and 2 R., 357; 3 R., 783.

Insurance Bill, 1 R., 726 (withdrawn).

Insurance Inspection, 819.

Intercolonial Railway—

Charlevoix Election, 745.
Public Buildings, 757.

Post Office Expenditure, 834.
Pacific Railway, 887.

Intercolonial Railway--Old Material,
950.

Sugar Refining Interest, 1020.
Alleged Violation of the Treaty of
Washington, 1032.

Snow Sheds, 346.

Works at Rimouski, 365.

Bill respecting, 1 R., 504; 2 R., 626.
Claims of Contractors, 913.
Damages, 914.
Valuators, 915.

Deep Water Terminus, 770.
Formal Opening, 948.

Old Material on Hand, 950.
Spring Hill Branch, 1110.
Windsor Branch, 1112.
Pictou Branch, 1113.

Telegraph Line, 1120.

Section Eight, 1122.

Financial Depression, 119.

Navigation of American Canals, 769.
Fishery Estimates, 816.
Intercolonial Railway--Old Material,
950.

Sugar Refining Interest, 1025.
Canadian Vessels in American
Waters, 1118.

County of Lotbinière Bill, 1123.
Journals of the House, 685.

Judge at Sorel-

Question, Mr. Gill; Answer, Hon.
Mr. Blake, 505.

KERR, Mr.:

Postmasters and Politics, 553.

KILLAM, Mr.:

Exemption of Canadian Shipping
from the operations of the Imperial
Shipping Bill, 96.

Deep Water Terminus for the Inter-
colonial Railway at St John, 772.
Kingston Military College, 757, 1044.
KIRK, Mr.:

Submarine Telegraphy, 537.
The Tariff, 680.

Post Office Printing, 837.

KIRKPATRICK, Mr. :

Inland Waters of Canada, 52.
Financial Depression, 80.
North-West Territories Separation
Bill, 198, 461.

British North America Act, 219, 1141
Fishing Licenses in Ontario, 363,
Criminal Procedure Bill, 529.
The Tariff, 637.

Fortifications at Kingston, 757.
Expenses of Maintaining Public
Buildings, 761.

Fishery Estimates, 816.
Unforseen Expenses, 823.