[13] This £400 worth of apparatus was promptly handed over to Mr. Strachan by the Lieutenant-Governor. Mr. Strachan at this time had a private school at Cornwall. It seems quite evident that the apparatus was purchased purposely for his school and at his suggestion. See D. H. E., Vol. I., p. 155.
[14] See D. H. E., Vol. I., p. 61.
[15] See D. H. E., Vol. I., p. 20.
[16] In 1830, when the United Presbytery of Upper Canada petitioned the Legislature against appointing so many Anglicans as trustees of grammar schools, the only reply was that Anglicans had not always been appointed.
[17] See Journals of Legislature of Upper Canada for 1812.
[18] See Gourlay's "Statistical Account of Upper Canada." Pages 433-434 of Vol. I. Published by Simpkin & Marshall, London, Eng., 1822.
[19] See D. H. E., Vol. I., p. 176.
[20] See copy of despatch in D. H. E., Vol. I., p. 179.
[21] See copy of despatch in D. H. E., Vol. I., p. 179.
[22] See copy in D. H. E., Vol. I., pp. 211-213.