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Letters on the condition and prospects of Queen's College, Kingston
Item is a printed collection of letters addressed to the Hon. William Morris, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, from Rev. Robert MacGill relating to the future prospects of Queen's College (Queen's University).
MacGill, Robert
Letters adressed to his father, sister and brother from Fort Henry and Toronto in which Milne declares his innocence regarding participation in the Rebellion of 1837.
Milne, William
Consists of correspondence from William Macaulay to his mother and brother residing in Kingston while he was living in England studying at Oxford (1816-1818).
Macaulay, Rev. William
Three letters, with transcriptions. Contains descriptions of a trip across the Atlantic and conditions around Galt.
Paddock, Thomas
Letters of the Bininger Family, 1788-1822.
Typed copies of letters discussing pioneer Methodist and Moravian missions in Upper Canada.
Bininger (family)
Transcriptions of letters written to England, from John Alves and Helen Kerr. These letters describe economic, social and political conditions in Upper Canada.
Alves (family)
Four letters, and a manuscript poem, 'Sleep'.
Moodie, Susanna (nee Strickland)
Two letters from Susan Webster of Weare, New Hampshire addressed to her cousin Hannah Straw in Hamilton, Upper Canada, relating to social and family events.
Webster, Susan
Letters of Ruddick Millar, 1933 and one book jacket.
Items include letters by Ruddick Millar and a book jacket for "Stirabout from an Ulster Pot."
Millar, William Ruddick
Addressed to Babbage from several federal ministers and journalists. Correspondents are Hector Charlesworth, Charles A. Dunning, C.D. Howe, Ernest Lapointe, John R. MacNicol and Fernand Rinfret.
Babbage, Richard H.