LOSSES OF INSURANCE COMPANIES.

PROVINCIAL.
Thos. McColgan,$1600
Methodist Church,3000
Wm. Elliott,1200
Chas. Long,1200
Mrs. S. J. Young,500
R. Jones,600
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Total,$8100
LANCASHIRE.
Capt. Aubrey,$800
Thos. Travis,800
Other claims about,1400
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Total,$3000
NORTHERN.
Methodist Church,$4000
Mrs. Buchanan,1000
Geo. Baxter,800
Robt. McHarg,800
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Total,$6600
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE.
Mrs. Gordon,$900
John Connolly,1600
T. W. Peters,2500
Methodist Church (re-insurance),1000
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Total,$6000
QUEEN.
Geo. Ruddock,$1200
Methodist Mission House,2400
James Scott,1700
H. Montague,800
John McKechnie,800
Robert Rankin,2000
Do.,1500
R. Ewing,1200
E. Sargent,800
E. Elliott,1000
A. Johnston,700
Jas. Pender,500
Estate Jas. Kerr,600
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$15,200
Partial losses,1000
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Total,$16,200
CITIZENS'.
Messrs. Corbett,$400
Mrs. Farson,1200
Wm. McIntyre,1250
Chas. Long,1100
John Bradley,400
David Breen,300
Wm. Gray,200
Mary Long,400
Thomas McMaster,600
R. McIntyre,700
Arthur Rodgers,700
Thomas Youngclaus,800
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Total,$8050
ROYAL CANADIAN.
Mary Ann Daley,$600
CANADA FIRE AND MARINE.
Thomas Aubrey,$100
Mary Long,300
John McDermott,600
Ann Leckey,500
Margaret Curry,200
R. C. Gordon,1200
G. F. Smith,800
Gertrude Farson,1500
F. C. Dunham,550
G. F. Jenkins,500
John Greer,500
John Reed,200
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Total,$6950
ÆTNA.
G. McMonagle,$1000
McIntyre,600
James Bartlett,300
A. R. Ferguson,2000
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Total,$3900
HARTFORD.
Jos. Stubbs,$500
Jas. Boyle,400
John Brook,1000
Geo. R. Rigby,300
Richard Anderson,1000
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Total,$3200
IMPERIAL.
R. A. H. Morrow,$200
R. Flynn,1000
Samuel Gillespie,1200
John Brook,1000
Wm. Ruddock, estate,1400
Mrs. Sarah Irvine,800
Robert Rankine,1500
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Total,$7100
BRITISH AMERICAN.
James Bartlett,$400
Mrs. S. Osborne,100
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Total,$500
ISOLATED RISK.
R. Jones,$ 500
Chas. Long,400
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Total,$900
The Guardian,$4000
The National,500
Western,200

At eleven o'clock the Portland Town Council met to consider the best way in which relief for the sufferers could be administered. The Mayor of St. John, Dr. Earle, the High Sheriff, and Harris Allan, Esq., of the Relief and

Aid Society, were present. On motion it was resolved that the council should attend to the wants of the homeless, and committees were immediately appointed to perform the various duties incumbent on them. These were Couns. Chesley and Munro, to look up school-houses; Couns. McLean and Holly, clearing engine house; Couns. Puddington and Cochran, securing cooking stoves; Couns. Purdy and Hamilton, supplying provisions; Couns. Gilbert and Austin, straw mattrasses; Chairman, H. Hilyard and Couns. Chesley, Shelter, His Lordship Bishop Sweeny, and Messrs. Robert H. Flaherty, and F. Hazen having offered the committee the use of their buildings, were publicly thanked for their kindly forethought. On the night of the fire upwards of fifty families were provided with shelter by the authorities.

On Monday, 22nd October, at a general meeting of St. John Relief Committee, it was decided that temporary relief should be at once given to the poor. This lasted one week. At the expiration of that time the Board of Directors, consisting of the whole Council of the Town of Portland were in a position to administer their own relief. The committees of the societies are as follows:—