Report of the committee appointed to inquire into the transactions of the Montreal and Bytown Railway Company, prepared by Mr. Loranger, by order of the committee, and unanimously adopted
Statements, reports and accounts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada : laid before the Legislative Assembly, Thursday the 23d April, 1857. by order of his excellency the Governor General, W. Cayley, Inspector General
Toronto and Sarnia Railroad. Copies of contracts entered into by Gzowski and Company for the construction of the Toronto and Sarnia Railroad, and of the report of an engineer upon the condition of the works, &c.
Proceedings of Standing Committeee on Railways, Canals and Telegraph Lines. - On Bill No. 213, - An Act for the re-organization of the Grand Trunk Railway Company, and for other purposes
Return to an address of the House of Commons, dated 22nd November, 1867; for correspondence between the Government of Canada and the Principal Secretary of State for the colonies upon the subject of the terminus of the railway connecting Quebec and Halifax
Return to an address of the House of Commons, dated 11th May, 1868; for copies of all orders in council and correspondence regarding the Intercolonial Railway and the Imperial Guarantee act, since the 1st day of July, 1867; also, copies of all correspondence held with the imperial government, any of the local governments, and with officials or other individuals regarding the location and construction of the sail railway; and copies of all documents having reference to the same
Return to an order of the House of Commons, dated 19th April, 1869; for a detailed statement of all costs and charges connected with the survey and management of the Intercolonial Railway, since the 1st April, 1868
Return to an address from the House of Commons, dated 28rd February, 1870, calling for a "statement shewing the names of the contractors on the Intercolonial Railway who have thrown up their contracts, together with the names of their sureties, the length of the road, the nature and description of the work to be done, and the price agreed to be paid on each contract so thrown up, the work done by each of them respectively and the amount paid to each: the contracts resumed by the commissioners, and the amount paid to them by the sureties in order that they might be released from their warranty, and by what sureties paid: shewing, also, whether any of the work so resumed by the commissioners has been again given out by contract, and if so when, to whom, and at what price: also, shewing who are the sureties, where they reside, and the nature of their occupation."
Return. Dufferin. The Governor General communicates to the House of Commons copy of a charter granted by him to a body of Canadian capitalists, for the construction of the Pacific railway, together with the papers and correspondence relating to that subject