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His Honor the Lieutenant Governor in Council has been pleased to make the follow-

ing appointments :—

To be Commissioners for managing the General Exhibition of Agriculture and Local Industry for the Province, to be held in Char-

lottetown during the ensuing autumn:— The Honorable Mr. Justice Hensley.

" Senator Haythorne. ” Donald Ferguson.

? G. W. W. Bentley. 7 John Lefurgey.

7 Joseph O. Arsenault, ” Samuel Prowse.

* Neil McLeod.

6 James Nicholson.

“6 John A. McDonald. “ T. Heath Haviland.

John Balderston, Esquire, ML. C. james Clow, . " Alexander Martin,

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Alexander Laird, “ ig John Yeo, " M. H. A. Patrick Blake, 6 * John McLean, KS vs Cyrus Shaw, ig * Hugh L. McDonald, ** 7 Angus McLeod, .. J.C. Underhay, 15 2 Lucius O. Kelly, o -

Henry Longworth, Esquire, Charlottetown.

Thomas Handrahan, ‘* aw Charles C. Gardiner, ‘ ~ Owen Connolly, - . John Newson, - “« John Kelly, f Te Archibald McNeill, +4 i Lemuel Phillips, = 7 Edward Bayfield, _ = Adam Murray, * ’ ‘Thomas McLean, e " Fenton T. Newbery, ‘ si Henry B. Smith, 4 “ George Tweedy, - $ Benjamin Heartz, “ - John 7%. Jenkins, * MD *

William Campbell, Esquire, Park Corner. Mr. George Mason, Lot 48

Edward Grant, Esquire, Lot 50.

Capt. Malcolm McLeod, Charlottetown. Joseph Callant, Esquire, Rustico.

Mr. Dominick Pino, New Glasgow , Williaa Haslam, Esquire, Springfield. John Angus McDonald, Esq., Grand Tracadie. Mr. James Penderyast, Hope River.

John Goff, Esquire, Woodville, Lot 53. John Nichols, Esquire, Lot §6.

John A. McLaine, Esquire, 5t. Peter’s Bay. P. J. LD. Edmonds, Esquire, Lot 66. David Egan, Esquire, Mount Stewart. Lawrence Peters, Esquire, Rollo Bay,

Donald Mckay, Esquire, Oyster Bed Bridge.

Edward Hackett, ** Tignish.

Stewart Burns, Lower Freetown. Henry Bovyer, 3 Southport. Charles McEachen, ‘“‘ Bayfield.

Thomas Annear, ‘ Lower Montague. AEC Holland, . “ Centreville.

John Smith, as Lot 26.

Isaac Clark, z Cape Traverse.

William McNeill Simpson, Esquire, Hamil-

ton, Lot 18. ‘Thomas Lannan, Esquire, Lot 66 D. H. McDonald, Esquire, Bedeque. Mr. Isaae Smith, Crapaud. Wiliam Mutch, Esquire, Hopeton, Lot 48. Mr. Albert Boswell, Lot 49. Captain Roderick McKenzie, Flat River.

Joseph Harrington, Esq., Bay View, Lot 22.

William Machon, Esquire, Lot 64.

Mr, John Bradley, Kelly’s Cross.

Mr. John McDonald, St. Peter’s Lake,

Mr. William McGrath, Mill Cove.

William Ramsay, Esquire, Park Corner. Edward Kelly, Esquire, Lake Verde.

George Sinclair, Esquire, Malpeque, Lot 18.

James H. Cummiskey, Esq., Fort Augustus.

Mr Daniel Sintott, Morell. Mr. Frank Bovyer, Bunbury, Lot 48.

Mr. Edward Ryan, Johnston’s River, Lot 35. Alexander Scott, Esq., Brackley Point Road.

George F. Owen, Esquire, Cardigan. John Allan McDonald, Esquire, Pisquid. Thomas Vessey, Esquire, Little York, Isaac Thompson, Esquire, Lot 34. Abraham Gill, Esquire, Little York. David Landrigan, Esquire, Covehead. Mr. David H. Auld, Covehead. H. M. McLeod, Esq, Dunst xffnage. Mr. Alfred Schurman, Centreville. Mr. Charles Bernard, French River. Mr. George Anderson, do. Mr. Spencer Stewart, do. Mr. David Douglass, Stanhope. Mr. George Francis, County Line. Donald Matheson, Esq., DeSable. George Compton, Esquire, St. Eleanors. Robert McLeod, Esq., West River. Samuel Hyde, Esquire, Clyde River, Neil McNeill, Esq., South Milton. John R. Hooper, Esquire, Milton, Alexander M. McNeill, Esq. Cavendish. James Wares, Esq, Wheatley River. David Mutch, Esq, Oyster Bed Bridge. Robert Stevenson, Esq, South Rustico. John W. Hughes, Esq. County Line. Mr. William G. Houston, North Rustico. Mr. Thomas Doyle, do. Mr. Francis Bain, North River. Mr. John Matheson, New Glasgow Road. Donald E. Campbell, Esq, Darlington... Mr. R. Y. McCoubrey, New Glasgow. Mr. Dougald Currie, South side West River. Warren Howatt, Esquire, Tryon. Douglas Sterns, " Morell, Frederick Horne, ‘ Winsloe Road. Edward B Alleyne, ‘* Head of Hillsborough. Chartes McMillan, ‘‘ Alberry Plains. Peter McGrath, "7 Hunter River. Richard E Bagnall, ‘* New Glasgow. Arthur Simpson, ‘“‘ Cavendish. Angus C. McAulay, “‘ Tracadie. Robert’-B. Stewart, *‘ Strathgartney, Mr. Richard Burke, Charlottetown Royalty, To be Cominissioners for managing the Ex.

hibition of Agriculture and Local Industry for King’s County :— The Honorable Daniel Gordon.

” Samuel Prowse.

Ke Archibald J Macdonald. James Clow, Esquire, M. L. C. John McLean. Esquire, M. H. A. John C. Underhay, ** Kd Angus McLeod, ‘“ “i Hugh L. McDonald, Esquire, M. H A. Cyrus Shaw, Esquire, M H. A. Charles McEachen, Esquire, Bayfield. Thomas Annear, Esquire, Lower Montague. Michael MeCormack, Esquire, Souris. William A. Poole, Esquire, Montague. James E. McDonald, Esquire, Cardigan. John P. Sullivan, Esquire, St. Peter's Bay. H. Melsaac, Esquire, do. William Sinnott, Esquire, Morell.

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' Robert Dewar, Esquire, New Perth. John Hawkins, Esquire, Lot 64. Thomas Lannan, Esquire, Lot 66. James M. Aitken, Esquire, Montague. William P. Lewigy do. Cardigan. George F. Owen, do. do. Patrick Koughan, do. Lot 66. ; James H. Dingwell, Esquire, Marie. ; William Thompson, Esquire, Albion. James Nicolle, Esquire, White Sands. John Johnston, Esquire, Dundas P. J. D. Edmonds, Esquire, Lot 66 A. B. McNeill, Esquire, Little Sands A. J. McInnis, Esquire, Murray River Mr. James Webster, Marie Robert N. Cox, Esquire, Morell John Jamieson, Esquire, Lot 61 Frederick W. McEwen, Esquire, St. Peter's Bay Lebts McDonald, Esq., Fox River Charles McDonald, Esquire, Little Pond Michael D. McCormack, Esquire, Launch-

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in Hugh Currie, Esquire, Peake’s Station Mr. John McLean, Baldwin’s Road Peter Duffy, Esquire, Byrne’s Road, Lot 39 Mr. Andrew Mooney, Little Harbor, Let 46 ‘* Donald Stewart, South Lake, Lot 47 ** James McBride, Souris East ‘* John McKinnon, Rollo Ba ‘* Alexander Fraser, South Lake, Lot 47 Edward Jardine, Esquire, Morell Charles McAdam, Esquire, Savage Harbor George H. Dingwell, Esquire,*Marie, Lot 40 John Nichols, Esquire, Lot 56 Lauchlin McDonald, Esquire, Prospect Hill Henry McEwen, Esquire, St. Peter's Mill E. B. Muttart, Esquire, M. D., Souris Callaghan Mctarthy, Esquire, Morelli Rear Frederick G. Bovyer, Esquire, Georgetown Royalty Ronald McCormack, Esquire, Grand River Samuel Johnston, Esquire, Peters’ Road Malcolm Stewart, Esquire, High Bank John Larkin, Esquire, St. Peter's Bay Joseph Dingwell, Esq., Farmington, Lot 56 William McCarthy, Esq., Mansfield, Lot 56 Archibald McPhee, Esq., Big Marsh. John Robertson, Esq., Inkerman Farm,New Perth. Terrance Cairns, Esq., Stanhope Road, Lot dl. ‘ William Reid, Esq., Murray Harbor North. Anthony McLauchlin, Esq., Peake’s Sta-

tion.

Edward B. Alleyne, Esq., Head of Hills- borough.

Alexander McDonald, Esq., Head of Hills- borough.

Malcolm McDonald, Esq., Georgetown. Douglass Sterns, Esq., Morell. To be Commissioners for managing the Exhibition of Agriculture and Local In-

dustry for Prince County :

William G, Strong, Esquire, Summerside. } The Honorable John Leturgey. . f The Honorable Joseph O. Arsenault > t The Honorable G. W. W. Bentley Loa !

The Honorable John A McDonaid Thomas Kelly, Esq, Judge of the County i Court. ; Joseph Murphy, Esquire, M. L. C. Alexander Laird, Esquire, M. L. C. | F Gillis. Esquire, M. D, M. H. A,

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David Rogers, Esquire, Summerside . John Gaffney, Esquire, do | James Brazil, Esquire, do ( C. B. Saunders, Esquire, do Benjamin Mills. Esquire, do j Richard Hunt, Esquire. do ; Mr. H A. Compton, do. \ Peter Gavin, Esquire, Alberton '

Edward Hackett, Esquire, Tignish

A. E. C. Holland, Esquire, Centreville Stewart Burns, Esquire, Lower Freetown Robert T. Holman, Esquire, Summerside George Compton, Esquire, St. Eleanors William Lefurgey, Esquire, Lot.19 Robert Ellis, Esquire, O’Leary Station. Herbert Gaudet, Esquire, Miscouche

D. H. McDonald, Esquire, Bedeque Curtis Lord, Esquire, Bedeque

Edwin Darby, Esquire, Lot 15.

Alfred McWilliams, Esquire, West Cape | David Walker, Esquire, New Annan

Mr John Wade, Kildare.

Mr William Howatt, Tryon

Mr John McKiever. Somerset.

Thomas Hogan, Esq., Fortune Cove, Lot 5 Mr. Edward Lauchlin, Lot 16.

Mr. Peter Doyle, Lot 7.

Mr. Archibald McInnis, Lot 14

John T. Murphy, Esquire, Somerset

Michaei H. McCabe, “ “ William Moran, "Se the John Green, 7 a oe John T. Weeks, ‘* Alberton. R. B. Reid, . ™ John Gordon, - ” Stephen Black, ** Searltown

Lawrence Malone, ‘* Lower Freetown James E. McKinnon, ** Lot 14 George Sinclair, ** Malpeque Williams Cairns, * ‘Lew Joseph E. Richard, “ Tignish

Mr. Gilbert DesRoches, Miscouche James Barclay, Esquire, O’ Leary Station Marcus Veacon, * Freetown Captain Frank Gallant, Vignish

Mr Robert H. McDonald, St. Eleanors Mr. William Callaghan, Miminigash Mr. Josiah Howatt. Cape Traverse Donald Ross, Esquire, North Bedeque. John T. Mullin, ‘* Kensington

Mr William Andrews, St. Eleanors

Mr. Abraham Schurman, Central Bedeque

Mr. Patrick McBnde, Central Bedeque

James McNutt, Esquire, Darnley

Archibald M. Wright, Esquire, Centreville

Major Clark, Esquire, Augustine Cove

Mr. Andrew Gallant, Fifteen Point

Mr. Firmin Galiant, Cape Egmont

Mr. John Durant, Margate

Mr. John Muirhead, Tryon

Edwin Proctor, Esquire, Kensington

Mr John D. Muttart, Cape Traverse

Mr, Pacific Gallant. Egmont Bay

Henry Stewart, Esquire, Hamilton

John Richards Esquire, Bideford ROBERT F. DeBLOIs,

Clerk Executive Council.

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