In conclusion, we beg your acceptance of the accompanying Tea-Service. Hoping that it may recall favorably to your recollection those who constituted your class in Toronto and who unanimously wish you every success in your laudable and humane profession.
Signed, on behalf of the class, numbering 1,254 members.
- A. Macnabb,
- Jos. Grand, Sr.,
- R. Bond,
- B. Cooper,
- C. W. Johnson,
- R. Paul, V. S.,
- A. Gouram,
- Geo. Gouram,
- R. Hay, Sr.,
- R. Hay, Jr.,
- W. H. Smith,
- J. Hay,
- Hon. Geo. Brown,
- T. C. Patterson, Mail,
- A. McCaller, M. P. P.,
- W. Brown, Shoe Manf.,
- Hon. Frank Smith,
- Andrew Smith, V. S.,
- G. W. Torrano, Merchant,
- Geo. Smith, M. P. P.,
- W. A. Murray, Merchant,
- F. T. Worts,
- James G. Worts,
- Austin Smith,
- And 1,230 others.
Before closing my notice of Toronto, I would refer with grateful words to the kind, and even laudatory, notices which my system and myself received from the ably conducted press of that city, and, I might add, of the whole Province, as the following extracts will evince.
TEA SERVICE FROM TORONTO CLASS.
The Toronto Mail thus speaks: