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Fonds consists of a single volume which was used as a docket book recording services performed for clients and fees charged, 1860-1873, and a ledger and cashbook for 1880.

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Fonds consists of single volume of records from the County of Lanark Law Association, which includes minutes and accounts. The minutes detail annual and special meetings of the association, and generally note only the appointment of a librarian and the passing of members of the association. The account are arranged by year and list all receipts and disbursements. Most of the disbursements relate to the library maintained by the association.

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Fonds consists of an account book of lawyer D.B. Robertson. Entries in the book are by the name of the client, and each is accompanied by entries recording financial transactions. There is no information about the services provided. A few indentures, receipts and letters are interfiled in the pages of the volume.

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Fonds consists of records of the Hawkesbury Lumber Company, and includes records of the predecessor Hamilton Brothers Lumber Company. Records of the Hamilton Brothers include correspondence, letterbooks, general accounts, ledgers, tax receipts, timber licenses, land transactions, agreements, government reports and legislation, employment sales contracts, and municipal matters. Records of the Hawkesbury Lumber Company include correspondence, invoices, financial statements, cash books, vouchers, employments contracts, and a plan.

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Fonds consists of two volumes of docket books from the legal firm Lazier and Lazier. Each entry contains the name of the case, the type of action, and a dated list of activities undertaken in each case. There is a name index at the front of each volume.

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Fonds consists primarily of incoming correspondence, arranged by year and within years, alphabetically. It also includes a letter book, 1924, an account book, 1884-1923 and a statements book, 1894-1904.

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Fonds consists of records of W.T. McMullen's law firm, as well as accounts of a farm and correspondence received by McMullen as the Commanding Officer of the 22nd Regiment, Woodstock. Records of the law firm include subject files (including agreements, by-laws, indentures, notices, power of attorney documents, and client case files), letter books containing letterpress copies of letters and accounts, litigation files containing correspondence and other records arranged alphabetically by the surname of the plaintiff, estate files arranged alphabetically by client surname, account books and loose accounting records, day books, and legal diaries. Fonds also includes some bank books, a farm account book (recording receipts and expenditures), and correspondence received by Lieutenant Colonel W.T. McMullen, arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Fonds consists of an account book from the law practice of Miles O'Reilly. Entries contain a brief description of services provided, and payments received. A small portion of the volume details payment made rather than received. The first few leaves contain a few recipes for home remedies.

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Fonds consists of various records arising from Allan McLennan's law practice. These records include journals and daybooks containing notes on various cases handled by McLennan (often including the names of the individuals involved, the situation, and the advice given to the client). Fonds also includes a letterbook containing copies of outgoing correspondence. The letterbook, as well as many journals and daybooks, includes an address book. Also included are received correspondence, and records arising from specific cases, including: Kenora vs. Keewatin Power Co., Kenora vs. Hudson's Bay Co., Rat Portage vs. Hudson's Bay Co., as well as Hudson's Bay Arbitration records, some Keewatin land titles, and other records.

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Fonds consists of handwritten notes taken by Maurice Lacourciere during this first year at Osgoode Hall Law School in Toronto. The notes are arranged into five "books", arranged alphabetically. Topics include administrative law, agency and partnership law, bankruptcy, bills and notes, bookkeeping and rules respecting accounts, companies, conflict of laws, constitutional law, contracts, criminal law, equity, evidence, history of english law, income tax, mortgages and sale of land, labour law, municipal law, personal property, practice, real property, taxation, torts and wills and trusts.

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Fonds consists of the office records of law firm, Thomson, Henderson and Bell. Fonds includes the firm's subject files, litigation files and estate files.

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Fonds consists of the records of the law firm, Wright and Walmsley. Fonds includes account books, dock books, letterbooks, general correspondence, subject files, litigation files and estate files.

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Fonds consists of the account books of the business of John Brown, General Blacksmith. Account books contain lists of clients and their accounts. Clients included private individuals and machine companies. Goods produced include: bolts, rods, axes, wagon parts, machine parts, and other materials. Also included are loose receipts of payment and of deliveries of raw material.

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Fonds consists of the office records of the law firm of R.H. Hubbs. Fonds includes one subject file, one litigation file and some estate files.

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Fonds consists of the office records of the law firm, Alison and Alcorn. Fonds includes subject files, litigation files and estate files.

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Fonds consists of the office records of lawyer, Joseph Sedgwick. Fonds includes correspondence, subject files, litigation files and estate files. Cases represented in the fonds include: the Conn Smyth and Harold Ballard tax evasion cases; Jack Kent Cooke re: Liberty; the Gouzenko v. Macleans libel case; Roman v. Trudeau and Green; the Department of Justice re: RCMP drowning; the Dionne Quintuplets guardianship; and the IWA strike in Newfoundland.

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Fonds consists of two letterbooks of J.C. Eccles, barrister. The volumes contain typewritten flimsy copies of outgoing correspondence relating to his professional work. The first volume, dated January 1903 to October 1905, is indexed by name. The second volume, October 1905 to July 1907, is not indexed.

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Fonds consists of legal diaries of T. Walmsley. Chronological entries record count appearances and other professional activities between March 4, 1927 and August 9, 1928. Entries are records in volumes that are labelled 1911 and 1917.

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Fonds consists of two daybooks of Oshawa barrister J.A. McGibbon. Each volume contains chronological entries which records activities undertaken on behalf of clients. Only occassional entries are accompanied by a ledger entry with the cost of the service or monies received. However, almost all entries have been marked with a large coloured check mark, possibly indicating that the volumes were used during some other accounting procedure.

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Fonds consists of the records of the law firm Dick and Dick, and some of its predecessors and successors. Fonds includes estate case files, a lawyer's common place book and numerous daybooks. Daily entries refer to meetings with clients and actions taken to resolve civil matters such as probating of wills, real estate transaction as well as divorce, child custody and other family law matters.

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