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FENCE VIEWERS AND CONSTABLES ” FOR PRINCE COUNTY.

J2me Term, 1868.

HE Honorable the Justices of Her Majesty’s Supreme Court have been pleased to appoint the following persons to be Fence Viewers and Constables for the pre-

sent year.

Lot 1. ,

FENCE VIEWERs. coxsrans. Patrick Corrigan Joseph Harper Archibald Haywood Robert Caie

Lot 2. Francis Hughes Hugh Squarebridge John Carter . Peter Duroche ' Lot 3.

Themas Costin

Henry Gordon Lot 4 and Alberton. I . ‘ , John Keel“, jun. Edward Bourk George Wells James Warren Robert Henderson Arch’d. Coughlan

John Haywood James Campbell

John \Veeks

John Forsyth, sen. Henry Oliver Alexander McDougald

Campbelton Lot 5. John Clark Antoine Perry, jun. \Villiam Hardy Peter Grand G. H. Craswell Montague Clarke Lot 6. John Cousins Louis Arsenault James McNaught Alex. McNaught Lot 7. Peter Doyle Charles McNeill Horatio McWilliams John Maddox . Lot 8. Peter O’Brien Nicholas Moreside James Dumville James Maddox Humphry Gorrell James McPherson Lot 9. John McLean Donald McEachern Neil McKinnon Laughlan McLean Thomas Milligan Lot 10. James Grigg Jerome Arsueaux J. Arsneaux _ Allan McIsaac Lot 11. . Richard Warburton James Henderson James Kilbride Dennis Kilbride Archibald Ramsay Lot 12. William Williams Robert Lynch Taunton Ellis William McArthur Lot 13. John McKay Lawrence Yeo John Montgomery John Maynard ‘Villiam Birch Lot 14- Murdoch McKinnon John Harkins John McLellan Laughlan McIntyre Lewis Huestis , Lot 15. Cyrill Gallant John McNally, jur. Edwin Darby William Gamble William Hibbett . Lot 16. George Robinson Gilbert McArthur John McLean David Cameron Roderick McLean Thomas Robinson Simon Fraser Lot 17

.William Gay \Villiam 4 Cl‘aswcll George Tanton

William Cairns Hubert ComptOn

Summer-side. SPECIAL CONSTABLES. George A. Beairsto John Smith Thomas B. Hall Charles McKendrick

Joseph MeEwen George Harvey Alexander Grady Newton Lee Thomas Frizzle

Charles Clark David Grady Charles Peters John Young

J. R. Stewart William 0. Green

John McKinnon John Costin Lot 18 and Princetown Royalty. FENCE vmwnns. Venantius S. Gillis Benjamin Woodside

John Coughlan James Dempsey John C. Craifer Charles McNeil] ‘ Norman Ramsay Lot 19. George Smith Robert. J amieson John Townsend, jnr. Stephen ,MeMullcn Edward Rayner James IIifl'el Lot 25. _ Donald Murray Joseph Rogers, jnr. W'illiam Laird Dugald Stewart v Lot 20‘

\Villiam Glydon Thomas Dumphy Thomas Barrows John Walker

George Clark John Cairns William Bowncss

Thomas H. Cameron

Jess Burns

Carriage Day Lot 27.

John Duffy (Patrick’s Son)» \Villiam Dobson

Francis Henderson John Clay James Montgomery

John Kelly

Major Craig

Solomon Wright

Lot 28. John Lang Curtis Lord William Calbeck, jnr. Lili'y Muttart John Deagan

William Allan Richard Lee Charles Laird William Laird Thomas Bell John L. Muttart John Bell Arthur Irving . Major Clark

The Justices of the Peace in whose neighborhood the. above named persons reside, are requested to take the earliest opportunity of administering the necessary oaths to them as Fence Viewers and Constables.

THOMAS HUNT, D. C. C.

SOLDIER’S FUNERAL—The funeral of Sergeant and Piper Major Angus M'Leod,who died on the 3rd May, of fever. after an illness of four days, in Paisley Bar- racks, took place on \Vednesday last. He was buried in the Cemetry, near to Dr. Kerr, the originator of bringing the Stanle_v water into Paisley. The deccased joined the 79th Regt. of Cameron Highlanders, at the age ofl.8 years. in 1843. and served in Gibraltar, Cana- da, and the East Indies, throughout the mutiny. for rather more than 22 years. and was discharged as Ser- geant and Piper Major irom the Highland Depot Batn talion, stationed at Aberdeen, in 1865. on a pension of Is. lies-d per day. The deceased was a most exemplar}7 character, and received a medal for long service and good conduct, together with a gratuity of £10. He was in possession of the Indian war medal, with a claSp tor the relief and capture of Lucknow. In 1865, on his discharge from the 79th Regt., he was immediately made Sergt. and Piper Major of the Royal Renfrew Militia. in which he was much respected both by oflieers and men. The funeral was attended by a number 0“ civilian friends and relations, and by a party of Non- Commissioned officers, and men of the lst Battalion, 25th Royal Borderers, by the Stall and Band of the Royal Renfrew Militia, and also by the kind permission of Major Smith, by one of the Paisley local companies of enrolled Penswners. who furnished a firing party of 1 Sergeant, 1 Corporal, and 20 Privates, who fired three volleys with veteran precision over his grave. The following officers of the deceased’s late Regiment attended his funeral. Captain and Adjutant Forrest, Drs. Hutcheson and Graham, and L. B. Barr, Esq., Quarter-Master. The deceased was a native ot the

arish of Tongue, Sutherlandshire, and leaves a widow and four children to lament his loss. The streets were densly crowded with spectators along the whole route. from the Barracks to the Cemetery—Paisley Herald, (Scotland)

DOCeased Was a son-in-law of Mr. John Ross, Pen: sioner, Charlottetown, P. E. Island.