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    A letter from Mr. Thomas D'Arcy McGee to Bishop Charbonnel giving reasons why he desires to raise his children in Canada rather than in the United States which does not provide "religious freedom and

    A letter from Thomas D'Arcy McGee to Bp. de Charbonnel asking for an interview and advice concerning Mr. Clerk's attack on McGee's reputation in his newspaper, the "True Witness".

    Written in French

    List of signatures of priests in the Diocese with the parishes at which they are stationed.

    Extract from the Ecclesiastical Calendar approved by the Dioceses of Toronto and Hamilton, 1857. Appended is a list of the clergy of Toronto and Hamilton, as well as the professors teaching at Clover

    Signed N.M.J. Fremiot and written in French.

    Written in French

    Written in French

    Written in French

    A statement setting out the Bishop of Toronto's sentiments regarding "The True Witness" and "The Toronto Freeman". He regrets the scandalous dispute between them and the "True Witness" treatment of M

    Circular from Bishop Charbonnel promoting, "The interior decoration of our splendid Cathedral.”

    Public Notice about the closing of St. Paul's Cemetery.

    Built by Joseph Sheard, the dead house is a Gothic-style building, which was the architectural fashion of the time. Its octagonal shape followed a mid-19th century fad for eight sided buildings that

    In 1856, The Diocese of Toronto was divided by the erection of the dioceses of Hamilton and London. The Diocese of Toronto was now composed of the counties of York, Ontario, Simcoe, Peel, Welland and

    Pastoral Letter announcing the establishment of the House of Providence by Bishop Charbonnel.

    "High Altar Stone was consecrated by Bishop Charbonnel 2nd February 1859. Placing in the stone a relic of St. Clement.”

    Letter to Bishop Lynch from the Propaganda Fide Office announcing the resignation of Bishop Charbonnel, and Bishop Lynch’s rightful succession to the See of Toronto.

    A letter from Bishop John Farrell to Bishop de Charbonnel containing his discussion of Catholic education.