. Relazioni di mezzadri delegati sul dominio del Canada come un campo di insediamento [microformati]. Il Land Settlement; Agricoltura; colonizzazione; colonizzazione intérieur; Agricoltura; una colonizzazione. 5^ sig. Hugh McLean della relazione. Abbiamo avuto Heavy Weather, ma aveva una buona nave e un buon comandante; e sebbene il nostro passaggio è stato protratto, abbiamo trascorso un soggiorno molto piacevole di calce, arrivando a Liverpool sul 26ih Ottobre. Dopo che la relazione era stata letta, un certo numero di rentlemen seduti a cena in Argyle Arms Hotel, D. McGibbon, Esq., presiede. Il solito toast fedeli siano stati debitamente onorati, Provost Green

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. Reports of tenant farmers' delegates on the Dominion of Canada as a field for settlement [microform]. Land settlement; Agriculture; Colonization; Colonisation intérieur; Agriculture; Colonisation. 5^ Mr. Hugh McLean's Report. We had heavy weather, but had a good ship and a good commander; and although our passage was protracted, we passed a very pleasant lime, arriving at Liverpool on the 26ih October. After the report had been read, a number of rentlemen sat down to dinner in the Argyle Arms Hotel, D. McGibbon, Esq., presiding. The usual loyal toasts having been duly honoured, Provost Greenlces said it had fallen upon him to propose the toast of the even- ing. He did not know for what reason, but he supposed it was because he was a very old friend of his. All must admit that Mr. McLean had done his duty faithfully. When they consider that he had kept them for two hours and three-quarters listening to the account of bin experiences in that country to which he had been sent, they would acknowledge that he was a man of no ordinary ability. Li seeking a representative to send from this district the farmers could not have got a better in.an. He could fancy Mr. McLean going about every- where with his note-book under his arm. He did not give them the ideas ot one man only, but he compared various opinions with his own, anil then arrived at the result, and he wis certain that in every opinion he gave he was thoroughly honest. He asked them all to join in drinking long life and health to Mr. McLean. The toast was drunk with enthusiasm. Mr. McLean made a suitable reply, and after other toasU, the company separated.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Canada. Dept. of Agriculture. Ottawa : Dept. of Argriculture

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