Rupert's Land, taken over by Dominion Government, 123. Ryswick, Treaty of, 91, 102. St John, Lake, Jesuit mission near, 28. Sandford, Red Cap, 76, 81. Sargeant, Henry, Governor at Albany, 74, 75; attacked by French 86; surrenders, 87. Saskatchewan river, 2, 7; description, 113-15, 118-21. Serigny, d'Iberville's brother, 96, 101. Shaftsbury, Earl of, 36. Smithsend, Captain, 73; taken prisoner, 78; from a dungeon in Quebec sends a letter of warning to England, 79; reaches England, 81; sails for Hudson Bay, 98, 100; surrenders ship to d'Iberville, 101; escapes to Nelson, 101 note; goes to Albany, 102. Sorrel, Dame, helps to finance French expedition to Hudson Bay, 55. Squaw Rapids, 120. Stannard, Captain, 37. Strangers, River of, 26. Three Rivers, Radisson and Groseilliers return to, 27, 28, 66. Troyes, Chevalier de, 79, 81, 83, 85. Utrecht, Treaty of, 107. Vaughan, Captain, 108. Viner, Sir Robert, 35, 36. William of Orange, 90. Winnipeg, 1. Wolstenholme, English merchant, 9; financed search for Hudson, 21, 22. York Factory, 113 and note 117. See Nelson. Young, Mr, 35, 67, 91. Footnotes: [1] The Northern Lights. Printed by T. and A. Constable, Printers to His Majesty at the Edinburgh University Press * * * * * Transcriber's note: The page numbers of illustrations have been changed to reflect their new positions following transcription, and they are now indicated in the illustration list by 'Page' instead of 'Facing Page'.