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The item is a glass stereo negative showing Goldstream River on Vancouver Island, near Victoria.
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The item is a glass stereo negative showing Goldstream River on Vancouver Island, near Victoria.
The item is a b&w photograph of miners on the mine railway at the Mt. Sicker mine, Lenora, Vancouver Island.
The item is a timber cruiser's logbook, apparently owned by Donald Alexander McPhee. The book contains sketch maps of Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Company lots in the Cowichan and other South Vancouver Island districts with timber types noted.
Vernon Llewellyn Denton records
Part of Vernon Denton fonds
Correspondence relating mainly to Simon Fraser and an atlas produced by Denton; notes and a typed manuscript relating to Simon Fraser, plus several copies of Fraser's 1806 and 1808 journals and letters 1806-1807. There are notes on the fur trade, early Vancouver Island, the Cariboo gold rush, Sir James Douglas, confederation and the Canadian Pacific Railway; and on Louis Riel and the Metis rebellions.
Denton, Vernon
Bill of lading and land receipt
The file consists of two items: a bill of lading for the steamer Beaver, under Captain William Brotchie, to ship goods from Fort Nisqually to Camosun, dated 20 June 1843 and a receipt from the Vancouver Island Colonial Surveyor for 98 acres of land in Cowichan district, 1858.
Part of Archives cartographic collection
Insets: Plan of Friendly Cove in Nootka Sound / by Sir Edwd. Belcher -- Victoria District -- [World] -- Continuation of Admiralty Inlet & Puget Sound.
"Victoria by the Grace of God..."; Charter of Grant of Vancouver Island to Hudson's Bay Company
Photograph of document.
Part of Henry Labouchere fonds
Correspondence with Edward Ellice, Lord John Russsell, Sir George Grey, Baron Panmure, John McDonald, and James Booth on colonial affairs, including trade and militia matters affecting British North America and the HBC fur trade; memorandum concerning Vancouver Island Colony.
Photocopies 1849-1857 91 p
Henry Labouchere, first Baron Taunton was born in 1798, obtained his early education at Winchester and received a B.A. from Christ Church, Oxford in 1821. In 1828 he received his M.A. He was first elected as a liberal Member of Parliament in 1826 and served in a variety of posts including Lord of the Admiralty (1832); Master of the Mint, privy councillor, and Vice-President of the Board of Trade (1835); and Undersecretary of War and the Colonies (1839). He was appointed President of the Board of Trade in Lord Melbourne's cabinet, 1939-1841, and served in the same capacity under Lord John Russell's ministry, 1847-1852. He became Secretary of State for the Colonies under Lord Palmerston from 1855-1858 and it is to this period of his career that this collection of papers pertains.
Source: MS Finding Aids
Photocopies presented by the Public Archives of Canada, which holds the originals in MG 24, A58, 1975.
Finding aid.
Vancouver Island Supreme Court of Civil Justice bench book
Series consists of one bench book for Colony of Vancouver Island Supreme Court of Civil Justice civil and criminal cases heard by Judge David Cameron at Fort Victoria from November 1853 to January 1856 and one criminal case at Nanaimo in May 1854. It also includes civil cases heard at Victoria in the Inferior Court of Civil Justice in 1856. The volume additionally served as a criminal record book for 1853, a cause book for 1856, and a Registrar's record book for 1853. It opens with a notation that Judge Cameron's commission was read and that he took his seat on 6 October 1853. The Registrar also notes that he received the court seal from Judge Cameron.
Vancouver Island. Supreme Court of Civil Justice
Part of Archives research collection
Proclamation authorizing formation of Courts in the colony of Vancouver Island, April 4, 1856. Typescript available.
Great Britain. Privy Council
Part of Herald Street collection
The series consists of annual reports of land sales and pre-emption claims on Vancouver Island. Also includes land sale receipts 42-244 (part of I.170).
Vancouver Island (Colony). Office of the Surveyor General
Part of Herald Street collection
The series consists of books containing land sales records for Victoria, Esquimalt, Metchosin and Sooke districts. The series may include but is not limited to, land sales registers, land sales records, lists of sections and lots, sums deposited for lands and town lots, and land sales account ledgers. The names of purchases, district, section, payment in sterling and payment dates may be recorded.
Vancouver Island (Colony). Office of the Surveyor General
Part of Joseph Despard Pemberton fonds
The series consists of a surveying notebook (cover labelled "Trigonometl. Memda."). It contains 51 pages of sketches, instructions, notes, drafts of letters, etc. covering Victoria, Esquimalt, Nanaimo and Metchosin districts.
Pemberton, Joseph Despard, 1821-1893
Part of Herald Street collection
The series consists of correspondence and miscellaneous documents relating to land sales on Vancouver Island. Arranged chronologically.
Vancouver Island (Colony). Office of the Surveyor General
Voter's lists and poll books for Vancouver Island
This series consist of voters lists and poll books for the Vancouver Island House of Assembly elections, 1860-1866. Includes electoral districts of Nanaimo (1865), Esquimalt (1865), Victoria District and Victoria Town (1865, 1866) and Sooke (1866).
Vancouver Island (Colony). Sheriff
The gold commissioner's camp; forks of the Sooke and Leech Rivers.
Copies of Admiralty correspondence related to British Columbia
Part of Admiralty fonds
This series consists of 125 pages of typescript copies of correspondence. The pages are numbered 98-223, and the location of pages 1-97 is unknown. The originals were created between 1858 and 1861. The correspondence is between various members of the British Admiralty, or between the Admiralty and government officials from the colony of Vancouver Island.
The correspondence relates to topics such as: the construction of the Esquimalt navy base, powder magazine and lighthouses on Southern Vancouver Island; the deployment of Royal Marines, Royal Engineers, ships and gun boats to and around Vancouver Island; fights between various First Nations groups and conflicts between Indigenous Peoples and settlers at Victoria, Nanaimo, Fort Rupert [Port Hardy] and Haida Gwaii.
Great Britain. Admiralty
Vancouver Island Supreme Court cause book
Cause book, Oct 1858 - Oct 1861. 1 vol. with plaintiff index.
Vancouver Island. Supreme Court of Civil Justice
Shows pre-emptions 155-163 on Namukamis Bay and along the Sarita River.
Part of Herald Street collection
The series consists of reports to the governor of the Colony of Vancouver Island from the Dept. of Lands and Works regarding land sales on Vancouver Island.
Vancouver Island (Colony). Governor (1851-1864 : Douglas)
Mainguy, Daniel Wishart, 1842-1906. Chemainus; Farmer.
Part of Daniel Wishart Mainguy fonds
Journals (4 vols.) describing his voyage from England around Cape Horn to Vancouver Island (last entry made at 9 deg. S. lat.), Jan - April 1863, his life at Chemainus and a visit to Victoria, Jan 1-14, 1869, his departure from Victoria and return to England via San Francisco and New York and the first part of his lengthy visit in England, Nov 1876 -June 1877 (vol. 1); his activities in England, Jul 1877 - Aug 1878, including visits to the Channel Islands and France and his return to Vancouver Island via Halifax and the U.S., Aug - Nov 1878 (vols. 2-3); his work on the CPR in the Fraser Canyon Jul 1882 - Oct. 1883 and his work as a constable at Chemainus, Oct - Nov 1884 (vol. 3). Vol. 4 contains humorous accounts by others of a visit by Mainguy to Leamington, 1878, his stay in Halifax, 1878, and a trip from Drynoch to Spences Bridge, Christmas, 1882.
Mainguy, Daniel Wishart
Part of Herald Street collection
The item is a script and claim book for the lower mainland area. The left hand side of each page in the volume lists the issuance of script including entry number, acreage, date, person to whom script was issued and nature of work done. The right hand side of each page lists land claims including entry number, acreage, date, person and situation of land. There are also loose pages listing Vancouver Island claims.
This series consists of a requisition book from the Colony of Vancouver Island Police and Prisons Department.
Vancouver Island (Colony). Police and Prisons Dept.
Colony of Vancouver Island Supreme Court of Civil Justice bench book and minute book
Series consists of one bench book and minute book for Colony of Vancouver Island Supreme Court of Civil Justice civil cases heard before Chief Justice David Cameron between 18 October 1863 and 9 May 1864.
Vancouver Island. Supreme Court of Civil Justice
This series contains letterbook copies of despatches from Governor Douglas to the Senior Naval Officer of Esquimalt during the period 6 July 1863 to 15 February 1864. Most of the correspondence herewith concerns measures taken against possible attacks from indigenous populations on Vancouver Island.
Vancouver Island (Colony). Governor (1851-1864 : Douglas)
Acts of the Legislature of the Colony of Vancouver Island
This series consist of Acts of the Legislature of the Colony of Vancouver Island. Original manuscript copies signed by Governor Kennedy, 1965.
Kennedy, Sir Arthur Edward, 1810-1883
Colony of Vancouver Island Supreme Court of Civil Justice bench book
Series consists of one bench book for Colony of Vancouver Island Supreme Court of Civil Justice chancery cases heard by Chief Justice David Cameron between January 1863 and August 1865.
Vancouver Island. Supreme Court of Civil Justice
Douglas Land District land register
This series consists of a Douglas Land District land register from Range 1, Section 1 to Range 8, Section 20 on Vancouver Island. Entries date from 1864-1865. The registers record the land in numerical order and records the alienation of land from the Crown (by purchase, preemption, lease, etc.). Information may include the name of the purchaser, dates and numbers of certificates issued (including Crown Grants), dates and amounts of payments, and reference numbers to correspondence files and field books. The volume contains an alphabetical name index.
British Columbia (Colony). Lands and Works Dept.