The British Associations visit to Montreal, 1884: Letters | Page 5

did not approve of the gambling
connected with it; and then Mr. Barrett gave a short account of
apparitions, and there was a discussion.
I am now writing after breakfast on Saturday and we expect to reach
Quebec on Sunday night. It will be a dreadful disappointment if we
don't see the first view, which is so fine, by daylight. We entered the
Gulf of St. Lawrence last night (Friday). I give you a list of our saloon
fellow passengers and you will see that I knew a good many of them
before.
LIST OF SALOON PASSENGERS PER S. "PARISIAN," (CAPTAIN
JAMES WYLIE,) FOR QUEBEC, AUGUST 16TH, 1884.
Mr. H. Alabaster Mr. A. H. Allen Dr. J. T. Arlidge Mr. Atchison Mr. B.
Baker Major E. Bance Miss Barlow Mr. W. F. Barrett Dr. Beamish Mr.
G Belyea Mr. G W. Bloxam Miss Bodman Dr. H. Borns Mr. Stephen
Bourne Miss E E. Bourne Miss E. M. Bourne Mr. A. H. Bradley Sir
Frederick Bramwell Mr. R. G. Brook Mr. Robert Capper Mrs. Capper
Mr. G. C. Chatterton Mr. W. H. Clemmey Mr. C. Cooke Mrs. Cooper
Miss Cooper Mr. F. B. C. Costelloe Mr. Crampton Mrs. Crampton Mr.
Crookshank Mr. W. C. Davy Miss Daw Mr. W. Boyd Dawkins Mr.
Thomas Denman Prof. Dewar Mrs. Dewar Mr. G. E. Dobson Mr. R.
Edminson Mr. E. Farnworth Mr. J. Fewings Prof. G. Forbes Mr. R
Formby Mr. C. Le Neve Foster Mr. Howard Fox Miss Fox Prof. Fream
Hon. C. W. Fremantle Capt. Douglas Galton Mr. John L. Garsed Dr. J.
H. Gilbert Mrs. Gilbert Mr. J. H. Gladstone Miss Gladstone Miss
Gladstone Miss Gladstone Mr. J. H. Glover Mr. A. G. Greenhill Mr.
Egbert de Hamel Mr. N. C. Hardcastle Mr. B. W. Hardcastle Dr. G.

Harley Mr. N. B. Harley Miss Harris Mr. R. T. Herford Miss A. C.
Herford Mr. Horniman Mr. W. Hurst Mr. John Jones Rev. Harry Jones
Mr. George Oliver Jones Miss Fanny Jones Mr. R. H. Jones Hon. Mrs.
Joyce Rev. A. G. Joyce Mr. Simeon Kaye Mr. J. W. Leahy Mr. B. T.
Leech Mrs. Leech General Sir J. H. Lefroy, K. C. M. G. Lady Lefroy,
and Maid Mr. James A. Love Mr. William Lukes Mr. W. Macandrew
Mr. G. Mackay Mr. U. Mackay Mr. Harry Mackeson Mr. James
Mackrell Mr. Samuel Marsden Mr. James Mactear Mr. W. P. Marshall
Dr. W. R. McNab Mr. C. T. Mitchell Mr. W. J. Muirhead Mr. Hugo M.
Muller Mr. E. K. Muspratt Miss J. Muspratt Mr. J. S. O'Halloran
Admiral Sir E. Ommanney Mr. W. H. Perkin Mr. W. H. Perkin, Jun.
Mr. L. G. Pike Mr. Benjamin Pilling Mr. John Pilling Mrs. Pilling Mr.
John Powell Mr. W. H. Preece Mr. P. Price Mrs. Price Lord Rayleigh
Lady Rayleigh Clara Lady Rayleigh, and Maid Mr. J. B. Readman Mr.
A. W. Reinold Mr. C. Richardson Mr. R. Richardson Mrs. Richardson
Mr. A. Rigg Mr. A. F. Riddell Mrs. Riddell Rev. J. Robberds Prof. W.
Chandler Roberts Mrs. Roberts Mr. G. H. Robertson Mrs. Robertson
Canon Rogers Mr. W. Rogers Earl of Rosse Mr. P. L. Sclater Mr. W. L.
Sclater Mr. Sydney C. Scott Mr. A. Sedgwick Prof. H. S. Hele Shaw
Prof. J. P. Sheldon Mr. George Smith Dr. P. Smith Dr. H. Smith Prof.
W. J. Sollas Mr. E. Sollas Mr. Sowden Mr. A. Sowden Dr. W. D.
Spanton Mr. Russell Stephenson Mr. T. H. Stockwell Hon. R. Strutt
Hon. H. V. Strutt Mr. A. Summers Mr. R. W. Cooke-Taylor Mrs.
Cooke-Taylor Mr. T. H. Thomas Dr. Alex. S. Thomson Mr. William
Thomson Mr. W. J. Thomson Dr. H. G. Thompson Sir Leonard Tilley,
K.C.M.G., C.B. Lady Tilley Master Herbert Tilley Master Leonard
Tilley Mr. W. Topley Mr. W. Tribe Mr. G. S. Turner Capt. H. S.
Walker Mrs. Walker Mr. Ward Miss Ward Mr. C. A. Wells Rev. E.
Wells Mr. Westgarth Mrs. Westgarth Mrs. Westgarth Mr. W. Whitaker
Miss E. H. Williamson Mr. E. S. Williams Miss Wilson Rev. H. H.
Winwood Mr. Alfred Wood Mrs. Wood Mr. H. T. Wood Mr. A. W.
Worthington Miss Worthington Mr. T. Wrightson Mr. F. York Mrs.
York
This afternoon was very dull and grey. I played a game of four chess,
and there was a concert in the evening,--every two or three minutes
broken in upon by the roar of a wild beast called the fog horn. It was
very funny to hear the apropos way it came in when Canon Rogers was

reciting Hiawatha. "Minnihaha said ----" then a roar! One of the party
read a paper, and a really witty burlesque on this supposed wild beast
and its anatomy. John is so well and, I think, very popular: Evelyn is a
much better sailor than one anticipated. Captain Douglas Galton