Cartier, Georges Étienne, 135, 136, 226. Cathcart, Lord, succeeds Lord Metcalfe as governor-general, 38. Cauchon, 126, 164. Cayley, Hon. W., 140, 163. Chabot, Hon. J., 126, 141, 164, 186. Chaderton, 48. Chauveau, P.J.O., 46, 50, 109, 113, 126, 141, 164. Christie, David, 110. Church of England, its claims under the Constitutional Act., 145, 150 f. Church Presbyterian, its successful contention, 153. Clergy Reserves, 101, 102, 103, 119, 127; secularization of, 142; the history of, 143, f.; report of select committee on, 147; Imperial act passed, 158, 159; its repeal urged, 161; value of the reserves, 161-162; full powers granted the provincial legislature to vary or repeal the act of 1840, 167; important bill introduced by Sir John A. Macdonald, 168. Colborne, Sir John, his action on the land question, 154; the Colborne patents attacked and upheld, 155, 156. Company of the West Indies, 175. Craig, Sir James, 1, 19. D Daly, Dominick, 35. Day, Judge, 187. Delagrave, C., 187. Denslow, Prof., 254. Derby, Lord, his views of colonial development, 121. Dessaules, 108. Dorchester, Lord, 1. Dorion, A.A., 108, 134. Dorion, J.B.E., 108. Doutre, R., 108. Draper, Hon. Mr., forms a ministry, 35; retires from the ministry, 43. Draper-Viger ministry, its weakness 44, some important measures, 45; commission appointed by, 64. Drummond, L.P., 109, 113, 126, 141; his action on the question of seigniorial tenure, 186. Dumas, N., 186. Durham, Lord, 2, 14; his report, 15, 23, 25; compared with Elgin, 15; his views on the land question, 144, 145, 148, 154, 155; his views on Canada after the rebellion, 191; his suggestions of remedy, 192, 193. Duval, Judge, 187. E Educational Reform, 87-89.