Produced by Marcia Brooks, Cindy Beyer, Ross Cooling and the Distributed Proofreaders Canada team at http://www.pgdpcanada.net [Illustration: _Montreal, from the Mountain._] CANADIAN SCENERY ILLUSTRATED. FROM DRAWINGS BY W. H. BARTLETT. THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT BY N. P. WILLIS, ESQ. AUTHOR OF “PENCILLINGS BY THE WAY,” “INKLINGS OF ADVENTURE,” ETC. * * * * * VOL. II. * * * * * LONDON: VIRTUE & CO., CITY ROAD AND IVY LANE. CONTENTS I. MONTREAL AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD. II. QUEBEC AND ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD. III. EASTERN TOWNSHIPS. IV. SUGGESTIONS ON EMIGRATION. V. SPORTING IN CANADA. VI. IMPRESSIONS OF CANADA, NIAGARA, THE ST. LAWRENCE, ETC. UPON EMIGRANT SETTLERS. VII. NEW BRUNSWICK. LIST OF THE ENGRAVINGS. * * * * * VOL. II. * * * * * MONTREAL, FROM THE MOUNTAIN. THE CATHEDRAL, MONTREAL. INTERIOR OF THE CATHEDRAL, MONTREAL. TIMBER SLIDE AT “LES CHATS.” THE LAC DES ALLUMETTES. JUNCTION OF THE OTTAWA AND ST. LAWRENCE. PORTAGE DES CHATS. FALLS OF THE OTTAWA AT LES CHATS. A SHANTY ON LAKE CHAUDIÈRE. THE OWLS HEAD. BRIDGE AT BYTOWN, UPPER CANADA. THE RIDEAU CANAL, BYTOWN. LOCKS ON THE RIDEAU CANAL. THE OTTAWA RIVER AT BYTOWN. MILL ON THE RIDEAU RIVER, NEAR BYTOWN. CHURCH AT POINT LEVI. THE CITADEL OF QUEBEC. THE MARKET PLACE, QUEBEC. TIMBER DEPOT NEAR QUEBEC. MILLS AT SHERBROOKE, ON THE RIVER MAGOG. BRIDGE AT SHERBROOKE. PASS OF BOLTON, EASTERN TOWNSHIPS. SCENE ON THE RIVER ST. FRANCIS NEAR SHERBROOKE. ORFORD MOUNTAIN. LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. OUTLET OF LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. A SETTLER’S HUT ON THE FRONTIER. DAVIS’ CLEARING. VIEW FROM THE HOUSE OF R. SHIRREFF, ESQ. TIMBER SLIDE AND BRIDGE ON THE OTTAWA. LAKE MASSAWHIPPY. A LAKE FARM ON THE FRONTIER. LAKE BENEATH THE OWLS-HEAD MOUNTAIN. ORFORD LAKE. VIEW OVER LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. WORKING A CANOE UP A RAPID. SCENE ON THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE. BROCKVILLE—ST. LAWRENCE. KINGSTON—LAKE ONTARIO. COBURG. LIGHT-TOWER, NEAR COBURG. WELLINGTON, ON LAKE ONTARIO. INDIAN SCENE ON THE ST. LAWRENCE. VIEW ON THE FRONTIER LINE, NEAR STANSTEAD PLAINS. FALLS ON THE ST. JOHN RIVER. A FIRST SETTLEMENT. FREDERICTON—NEW BRUNSWICK. FREDERICTON—NEW BRUNSWICK.