Charter of the St. Louis Gas-Light Company, as amended under authority of an act of the legislature of the state of Missouri, approved February 11th, 1839.

Mode of access: Internet.

Journal of the Missouri State Medical Association.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Missouri bar association

List of members in each volume

Proceedings of the Missouri Bar Association in convention assembled, at Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 29th, 1880. Constitution and by-laws, list of delegates, election of officers, permanent committee, list of enrolled members

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Quadrennial address of the bishops of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church to the fourteenth session of the General Conference : held in Saint Louis, Missouri, May third, one thousand nine hundred and twenty two.

Signed at end: Isaac Lane (retired). Robert Simeon Williams. Elias Cottrell. Charles Henry Phillips. Randall Albert Carter. Nelson Caldwell Cleaves.

The laws of Kemper College, near Saint Louis, Missouri, enacted by the trustees, March, 1840.

-American imprints inventory ... Missouri ... 1808-1850, 1937, no. 272, p. 91.

Sketch of an argument delivered before the District Court of the U. States, at the second session, held at St. Louis on the fourth Monday in November 1824. Together with various remarks on certain Spanish laws and ordinances, obtained since that time, which have been submitted in writing to the judge of the same court.

An argument on the case of Antoine Soulard, complainant, against the United States before the U.S. District Court for Missouri, regarding a grant of land based on Spanish law.

A Study of the supply and demand for certain selected skills, 1956-1961, in five metalworking industries, St. Louis survey area /

Includes bibliographical references

Charter, constitution, by-laws, rules, officers, committees, and members of the Bar Association of Saint Louis

Mode of access: Internet.

Niagara Lodges of the Loyal Orange Association of British America

The Loyal Orange Association of British America is a Protestant fraternal society. The Loyal Orange Association originated in Ulster, Ireland during the late eighteenth century. Its purpose was to promote Protestant rights and privileges. The association was exclusively Protestant, fraternal, democratic, and benevolent. Orange principles were brought to Upper Canada by Protestant Irish settlers after 1815. The first Canadian Orange Lodge was formally established in Brockville, Leeds County, 1830. By the late 19th and early 20th century, the Loyal Orange Association of British North America had gained considerable popularity and political influence. Many prominent politicians, including several prime ministers, were members. Orangemen were particularly concerned with issues such as separate school funding, language rights, immigration, religious freedom and conscription. Further, they demanded the execution of Louis Riel and opposed the Jesuits Estates settlement. Administrative sketch courtesy Archives of Ontario.