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LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS 339GOVERNORS OF ASSINIBOIA (RED RIVER SETTLEMENT)Macdonell, Capt. MilesAppointed by Lord Selkirk, 1811 ;arrivedat the Forks,June 16, 1815.Aug. 30, 1812 ; retired,Macdonell, AlexanderTook charge on the death of Semple, June1816 ; appointed governor of Assiniboia,Aug. 1816 to June 1822.Bulger, Capt. AndrewAppointed June 1822 to autumn 1823.Pelly, Robert ParkerAppointed 1823 ;retired June 1825.Mackenzie, DonaldAppointed June 1825 to June 1833.Christie, AlexanderAppointed June 1833 to June 13, 1839.(Left the country.)(In 1834 Assiniboia was acquired by theHudson s Bay Company and a new councilappointed. It met for the first time onFebruary 12, 1835.)Finlayson, DuncanGovernor of District of Assiniboia ; appointed Mar. 13, 1839 ; in function Juno1839 to June 1844.Christie, AlexanderGovernor of Assiniboia (Minutes) June 19,1844 to Sept. 20, 1848.Crofton, Colonel John (6th Foot)Acting June 1846 to June 1847.Griffiths, Major John Thomas (6th Foot)Acting June 1847 to Sept. 20, 1848.Caldwell, Major William Bletterman (92nd Regt.of Foot)Appointed governor June 10, 1848 ;infunction Sept. 20, 1848.Johnson, Francis GoodschallAppointed deputy-governor during absenceof Caldwell, June 28, 1855 ; governor,Nov. 28, 1855 ; oath as governor, Feb. 27,1856.M c Tavish, WilliamOath as governor, Dec. 9, 1858 ; departure,May 17, 1870.Black, Judge John lActing governor (Minutes), Jan. 12, 1865 toAug. 3, 1865 ; Mar. 28, 1866 to June 23,1866 ; president (Minutes), Oct. 19 toOct. 25, 1869.LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF NOVA SCOTIA, 1867-1915Oath andProclamationJuly 1, 1867Oct. 25, 1867May 7, 1873July 5, 1873July 4, 1883July 10, 1888Oath andProclamationJuly 1, 1867Feb. 16, 1873Dec. 15, 1876July 26, 1879Nov. 7, 1884Oct. 29, 1887Oath andProclamationJuly 1, 1867July 15, 1868Nov. 12, 1873May 18, 1875July 1, 1880June 1, 1887OathMay 20, 1870Dec. 2, 1872Dec. 2, 1877Dec. 2, 1882Williams, Sir William Fenwick.Doyle, Sir Charles Hastings.Howe, Joseph.Archibald, Adams G.Richey, Matthew Henry.M c Lelan, Archibald Woodbury.Oath andProclamationJuly 14, 1890Aug. 7, 1900Mar. 27, 1906Oct. 21, 19101915Daly, Malachy Bowes.Jones, Alfred Gilpin.Fraser, Duncan Cameron.MGregor, James Drummond.MacKeen, David.LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF QUEBEC, 1867-1915Belleau, Sir Narcisse Fortunat.Caron, Ren6 Edouard.Letellier de St Just, Luc.Robitaille, Theodore.Masson, Louis Francois Rodrigue.Angers, Auguste Real.Oath andProclamationDec. 7, 1892Feb. 1, 1898Sept. 18, 1908May 5, 1911Feb. 9, 1915Chapleau, Sir Joseph Adolphe.Jett6, Sir Louis Amable.Pelletier, Sir C. Alphonse P.Langelier, Sir Francois.Leblanc, Pierre Evariste.LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF ONTARIO, 1867-1915OathStisted, Henry William.Howland, William Pearce.Crawford, John Willoughby.Macdonald, Donald Alex.Robinson, John Beverley.Campbell, Sir Alexander.andProclamationMay 30, 1892Nov. 18, 1897Apr. 21, 1903Sept. 22, 1908Sept. 26, 1913Kirkpatrick, Sir George Airey.Mowat, Sir Oliver.Clark, Sir William Mortimer.Gibson, Sir John Morison.Hendrie, Sir John Strathearn.LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS OF MANITOBAOathArchibald, Adams G. July 2, 1888Morris, Alexander. Sept. 2, 1895Cauchon, Edouard. Oct. 15, 1900Aikins, James Cox. Aug. 1, 1911Schultz, Sir John Christian.Patterson, James Colebrooke.M c Millan, Sir Daniel Hunter.*Cameron, Sir Douglas Colin.During illness2 Commission renewed June 1, 1908.