Dosquet, Bishop,
resides at Samos;
notice of.
Drill Shed.
DuCalvet, Pierre, imprisoned in Recollet Church;
notice of.
DuCreux, cited.
Duelling, punishment of, under French rule.
Dufferin, Earl of, plans for improving Quebec;
lays corner stone of Dufferin Terrace;
at Spencer Wood.
Dufferin Terrace, length and height above river;
laying corner stone of;
inaugurated;
comprises former site of Fort St. Louis.
DuGas, accompanies DeCourcelles against Indians.
Dunn, Hon. Thomas, administrator.
DuPeron, Father Francois, death of.
Durham, Earl of, notice of;
arrival of.
Durham Terrace, erected by Earl of Durham;
enlarged;
transferred to Province of Quebec;
extended;
winter view from;
promenade upon.
DuQuen, Father, discovers Lake St. John.
Elevator, description of the.
Elgin, Earl of, at Spencer Wood.
Emerillon, L', one of Cartier's ships.
"Emily Montague, the History of," a novel;
extracts from.
Epitaphs: - Dr. Wilkie;
Hon. Jonathan Sewell;
Frontenac;
DeCallieres;
Vaudreuil;
La Jonquiere;
Thomas Ainslie;
Robert Christie;
Father Masse;
Montcalm;
Wolfe;
Lieut. Baines;
proposed to Montcalm.
Esplanade, described.
Estebe,
royal store-keeper at Quebec;
punishment of.
Etchemin river, called Riviere Bruyante;
falls of.
Exchange, Merchants', established.
Executions;
at Buttes a Nepveu;
at Quebec;
La Corriveau.
Exportation of cattle to Europe.
Fabre, Hector, description of a Canadian winter.
Faillon, Abbe, cited.
Famine in Quebec in 1757.
Faucher de St. Maurice, cited.
Fenelon, Abbe de, trial of.
Ferland, Abbe, cited.
Feudal ceremony of fealty and homage;
form of.
Fiefs, several in Quebec;
de la Trinite;
Sault-au-Matelot.
Fires, in Lower Town;
in St. Roch suburbs.
Fireworks in honour of Prince William Henry.
Fisher, Dr. John Charlton, Charles Dickens his guest;
compiler of Hawkins' "Picture of Quebec".
Fitzgerald, Lord Edward, his long walk on snowshoes;
entertained by Lord Dorchester.
Flag, American, historical notice of.
Flowers, wild.
Foi et hommage, how rendered.
Fort St. Louis, where first erected;
removal of;
disappears after the conquest;
armament of, when surrendered by Champlain;
described by Parkman;
when begun.
See Chateau St. Louis.
Fort William Henry. See Sorel.
Fox-hunting in Canada.
France, condition of, in 1760.
Franciscan Friars. See Recollets.
Franklin, Benjamin, appointed Commissioner to Canada;
said to have printed prospectus of Quebec Gazette;
Deputy Postmaster-General for the British Colonies.
Fraser, Captain Malcolm, gives the alarm before the American assault on
Quebec.
Frechette, L. H., notice of;
account of dinner given to.
French who remained in Quebec in 1629.
French refugees of Oxford, Mass.
French empire in America;
victories preceding conquest of Canada.
Friponne, La, Bigot's warehouse.
Frontenac, Governor, where interred;
his heart sent to his widow;
epitaph.
Galt, John, father of Sir A. T. Galt, notice of;
cited;
founder of several cities.
Gas Company's wharf, a public promenade in 1750.
Garneau, F. X, cited.
Gates of Quebec, formerly closed at gun-fire;
Chain;
Dalhousie;
Hope;
Kent;
Palace;
Prescott;
St. John's;
St. Louis.
Gazette, the Quebec, founded;
prospectus printed by Franklin;
first number described;
centenary number;
extinction of;
successive editors;
relict of first press used by.
General Hospital, founded;
Arnold carried to
erection of.
George, James, suggests Harbour improvements.
Giffard, first seigneur of Beauport;
first habitant;
taken prisoner by the English.
Gobert, Francois, remains of General Montgomery laid in his house.
Golf Club.
Gomin road, origin of name.
Gosford wooden railway.
Governors buried in Quebec;
list of.
Grand Allee;
only road to Sillery.
Grande Hermine, La, Cartier's flag-ship.
Graving Dock at Levi, first stone laid;
dimensions of.
"Great Eastern" steamship, at Quebec.
Hairdresser, fashionable, in the last century.
Haldimand Castle, corner stone laid;
used as a Normal School;
improperly styled the Old Chateau;
incident during its construction;
first grand reception held in;
remains of Duke of Richmond laid in state in;
described by Weld;
repaired;
wing erected;
most ancient portion;
transferred to Province of Quebec.
Haldimand, Governor, departs for England;
residence at Montmorency.
Hale, Major John.
Harbor Works, suggested by James George;
by Hon. U. J. Tessier.
See Princess Louise Embankment, and Graving Dock.
Hawkins' Picture of Quebec, cited;
by whom written.
Head, Sir Edmund, at Spencer Wood;
his son drowned.
Hebert, Louis, first resident in Upper Town.
Heights of Abraham. See Plains of Abraham.
Henry, Judge, account of Arnold's assault on Quebec;
imprisoned in Recollet Convent;
account of plunder of Cramahe's residence.
Heriot, his description of Sillery;
Deputy Postmaster-General.
Hincks, Sir Francis, at Thornhill.
Hochelaga, by whom inhabited.
Holland, - , and Miss Nevill;
his duel.
Holland Tree.
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, cited.
Hope, Lieut.-Governor, buried in Quebec.
Horses, first arrivals of.
Hospital, the General, founded.
Hospitalieres Nuns, or Nuns of Hotel Dieu;
at Sillery;
removal to Quebec.
Hotel Dieu, le crucifix outrage preserved in;
owns Fief de la Misericorde;
at Montreal, founded.
Howells, W. D., promenade on Durham Terrace;
description of Dog Lane.
Howells, W. C., historical notice of American flag.
Hurons, inhabited Stadacona;
their fort at Quebec;
defeated by Iroquois;
dispersion of;
elect honorary chiefs;
their Chief Tahourenche described;
former numbers of;
divided into four families;
at the battle of Chateauguay;
their address to Lieut.-Gov. Caron.
Ice-shove, at Quebec in 1874.
Ile aux Coudres, proposed to fortify.
Incarnation, Mother of the.
"Inconstant," H.M.S., carries off Wolfe's statue;
address of Quebec ladies to officers of;
reply of officers.
Indians, their fort at Quebec;
Expedition of DeCourcelles against;
Their customs, dress, etc., in 1730;
allies of the French;
the part they took in battles;
serve under English;
receive presents from Government.
Intendant, nature of the office;
first named;
first to come to Canada.
See Begon, Bigot, DeMeules, Robert, Talon.
Intendant's Palace, situation of;
destroyed;
by whom built;
history of;
description;
occupied by Arnold's soldiers;
ruins of; originally a brewery.
Invasion of Canada by Americans.
Iroquois, murder of Jesuits by;
incessant incursions of;
carry off two Frenchmen;
dispute with;
capture Fathers Poncet and Bressani;
plan the capture of Nuns at Sillery;
defeat the Hurons;
nations composing;
derivation of name.
Irving, Washington, cited.
Island of Orleans, occupied by Americans;
Hurons remove to;
Hurons massacred at;
name changed.
Jacques Cartier Ward.
Jail, the old, built;
inscription over door of.
Jeffery, his description of Quebec society before the conquest.
Jesuits, their residence burnt;
their chapels;
murdered by Iroquois;
aided by Rene de Rohault;
receive grant of land;
names of;
captured by Indians;
their mission at Sillery;
their house at Sillery, probably oldest in Canada;
their missions destroyed by Iroquois;
martyrs.
