Foreign Protestants--Prorogation 337 Durand's Parliamentary Libel 338 Durand Imprisoned--Wyatt _vs._ Gore 339 Lower Canada Civil List 340 The Instructions--Foucher 341 Adjudication of Impeachments 342 Mr. Ryland's Opinion 343 The Chambly Canal 344 The Estimates--St. Peter Street, Quebec 345 Disinterment of Montgomery--Richmond 346 His Grace the Duke of Richmond's Speech 347 Rejection of the Civil List--Lachine Canal 348 Additional Impeachments 349 Some Feeling evinced by the Legislative Council 350 A Paul, Strahan, and Bate's Case 351 A Testy Speech from the Throne 352 Rideau Canal--Population--Banks 353 Upper Canada--Mr. Gourlay 354 Mr. Gourlay's schemes 355 Gourlay arrested 356 Gourlay's ejectment--Parliament 357 Governor Maitland and the Convention 358 Death of the Duke of Richmond 359 Antagonism--Maitland and the L.C. Assembly 360 Arrival of Lord Dalhousie 361 Papineau's speech at Montreal 362 Dalhousie's opening parliamentary speech 363 Facilities for manufacturing in Lower Canada 364 Honorable John Neilson--Appearance and Character 365 Quarrel of the Houses about the Civil List 366 Mr. Andrew Stuart--The Supplies, &c. 367 The Lachine Canal--Sinecure Offices 368 Additions to the Executive Council 369 The Civil List--Antagonism 370 Mr. Marryatt, M.P.--Stoppage of the Supplies 371 The Honorable John Richardson 372 Message from the Governor 373 Despotic conduct of the Assembly 374 Effect of cutting off the supplies 375 The Prorogation--Ryland's Advice 376 Legislative Union of the Provinces 377 Agriculture and commerce in distress 378 The Union Bill 379 The Church--Political Rights 380 Antipathies--Increasing Difficulties 381 Parliament again in session 382 Sir F. Burton--District of St.