Jesuits' Church, foundation stone laid;
noticed by Kalm;
site of;
used as place of worship for Protestants;
heart of Madame de la Peltrie deposited in.
Jesuits' College, built;
history of;
used as barracks;
demolished;
discoveries during demolition;
warrant for conversion into barracks.
Johnstone, Chevalier, wrote Journal du Siege de Quebec;
cited;
aide-de-camp to General de Levis.
Jolliet, Louis, discoverer of Mississippi.
Jonquiere, Governor de La, buried in Quebec;
epitaph.
Kalm, Peter, description of Chateau St. Louis;
mention of Jesuits' Church;
mention of Recollet Convent.
Kent, Duke of, at Quebec;
arrival from Gibraltar;
reception of;
exercises prerogative of pardon;
his stay in Canada;
his lodge at Montmorency;
his correspondence with DeSalaberry family;
frequent guest at Holland House;
at the De Salaberry homestead.
Kent Gate.
Kent House.
Kidd, Adam, his verses on Spencer Wood;
visits Lorette.
King's Own Borderers (25th Regt.), farewell to Quebec.
Kirby, William, cited.
Kirke, Louis, takes Quebec;
his government;
names of French who remained with him.
Kirke, Henry, cited.
Knox, Captain John, describes Le Chien d'Or;
cited.
LaBarre, De, Governor.
Ladies' Protestant Home.
Laforme, Jean, fashionable hairdresser.
LaHontan, his account of administration of justice in Canada.
Lairet, a small stream near which Jacques Cartier wintered.
Lajus, Dr., brings first news of dispersion of Acadians.
Lake St. John discovered.
Lalemant, Father Charles, receives aid from M. de Sillery;
martyrdom of.
Lambert, John, cited.
LaRue, Dr. H., cited.
Lauzon, De, Governor.
Lauzon-Charny, De.
Laval, Bishop, residence of;
receives Marquis de Tracy;
his description of Quebec;
quarrels with D'Argenson;
founds Seminary.
Laval University, charter granted to;
description of;
new building;
staff.
LeCaron, Frere, founder of first Huron mission on Lake Simcoe.
Legendre, Napoleon, his description of Quebec streets.
LeJeune, Father, a Jesuit.
Lever, Charles, his description of Quebec.
Levi, in possession of the Americans;
La Corriveau hanged in iron cage at.
Levis, Marquis de, defeats General Murray;
at Montreal;
returns to France.
Library Association founded by Lord Dorchester.
Liegeois, Frere, massacred by Iroquois.
Lisgar, Lord, at Spencer Wood.
Literary and Historical Society, rooms of, in old jail;
founded;
first meeting held in Chateau St. Louis;
list of names in its charter;
rooms successively occupied by.
Literature. See Canadian writers.
Longueuil, Baron de, title recognized by England.
Lorette, Ancienne, occupied by Americans;
Hurons remove to;
French retreat towards;
origin of name.
Lorette, Indian, remnants of Huron tribe at;
a visit to;
also called Jeune Lorette;
population;
Chapel and Old Mill built;
extent of village reserve;
how governed.
Lorne, Marquis of, inaugurates Dufferin Terrace.
Lossing, B. J., cited.
Louisbourg, Bigot Intendant, at;
surrenders to the English.
Louisiana, Bigot Intendant of.
Lower Town;
great fire in;
bombarded and destroyed by English.
Loyal League, the; names of subscribers.
Lutheran minister imprisoned by Kirke.
Lymburner, Adam; delegate to England.
Macadamized roads introduced.
Macdonald, Sir John A.
Madocawando, an Indian chief;
his daughter married to Baron St. Castin.
Maisonneuve, M. de, arrives with colonists for Montreal;
winters at Sillery;
difficulties with Montmagny;
Governor of Montreal.
Maitland, Sir Peregrine, administrator;
son in law of Duke of Richmond;
revisits Quebec.
Mance, Mlle., arrives from France;
winters at Sillery;
founder of Hotel Dieu at Montreal.
Manitoulin Island, party of Hurons retires to;
called Ekaentoton.
Market Hall, Champlain, built;
Finlay;
Montcalm.
Marmette, Joseph, cited;
his novel, l'Intendant Bigot.
Marmier, Xavier, description of Quebec;
notice of.
Marquette, Father, discovers the Mississippi.
Martello Powers.
Masse, Father Ennemond, dies at Sillery;
first missionary in Canada;
monument to.
McCarthy, Justin, notice of Lord Durham.
McClintock, Sir Leopold, at Quebec.
McLane, David, tried for high treason.
McQuarters, Hugh, fired the canon which killed Montgomery.
Memorial to the King for site for Presbyterian church;
signatures to;
some of the signers noticed.
Menut, Alexandre, proprietor of Blue House inn;
forced to entertain Montgomery.
Merchants' Exchange established.
Mercury, the Quebec, cited.
Mesy, de, Governor, buried in Quebec.
Miles, Dr. H. H., cited;
his statements concerning Miss Simpson referred to.
Militia uniforms.
Milnes, Sir R. S.; note.
Minister imprisoned by Kirke.
Mississippi, discovery of the.
Mohawks, kill Abbe Vignal;
murder Chasy;
one of their chiefs hanged;
an Iroquois nation.
Monk, Lord, residence at Spencer Wood.
Monongahela, battle of the.
"Montague, the History of Emily," a novel;
extracts from.
Montcalm, Marquis de, place of death doubtful;
death and burial of;
defeats Abercrombie;
letter said to have been written by, just before his death;
application of the French to erect a monument to;
mural tablet in Ursuline Chapel;
successfully defends Montmorency;
entrenched at Beauport;
his field works at Montmorency;
proposed epitaph to.
Montcalm Ward.
Montgomery, Brigadier General Richard, his remains laid in Gobert's house;
killed;
his sword;
centenary celebration of his defeat;
in the English army;
anniversary celebration of his defeat;
plan of attack upon Quebec;
spot where he fell;
head-quarters at Holland House;
in possession of environs of Quebec.
Montmagny, Governor, builds road from Upper to Lower Town;
receives Ursuline Nuns;
receives Madame de la Peltrie;
holds grand council at Sillery;
Indian name given to.
Montmorency, mill built by Peter Paterson at;
French victorious at;
residence of Governor Haldimand;
Montcalm's entrenchments at.
Montmorency Falls, called La Vache;
compared to Chaudiere Falls.
Montpetit, A. N., honorary chief of Lorette Indians.
Montreal, capitulates to Americans;
arrival of colonists for;
Hotel Dieu founded;
founded by DeMaisonneuve;
'Beaver Hall' Club at;
note: has largest bell in America.
Monument to Wolfe and Montcalm, corner stone laid;
restored;
note: to Father Masse;
to Montcalm, application of French to erect;
erected where Wolfe fell;
des Braves, Prince Napoleon Bonaparte presents statue for;
when erected;
de la Temperance;
to victims of rebellion of 1837.
Moodie, Mrs., description of Quebec.
Morrin College.
Morris, John, Postmaster-General.
Mount Carmel.
Mount Hermon Cemetery;
monument to Lieut. Baines in.
Mount Lilac, Beauport.
Mountain, first Protestant Bishop of Quebec;
the family of.
Mountain Hill, constructed;
described.
Murray, General, appropriates Jesuits' College for barracks;
warrant issued by,
defeated by Levis;
residence at Belmont;
served at Fontenoy;
Governor of Quebec.
Negro, sale of a.
Neilson, Hon. John, notice of.
Neilson, Samuel.
Nelson, Admiral, in Quebec;
admirer of Miss Simpson.
