= 1 ING FEMALE TEACHERS. Teaching in independent institutions Teaching in independent institutions not receiving receiving grants. grants. 2 1 42 1 5 800 Hull, (Ottawa) 16 July 1874. Laprairie, (Laprairie). 7 March 1860. The counties of Joliette and Berthier, with the exception of the municipalities of Lanoraie and Lavaltrie. 850 The Roman Catholic schools of the counties 800 The Roman Catholic schools of the countieof Laprairie, Beauharnois and Châteauguay and those of St-Anicet and Ste-Barbe, in the in the county of Huntingdon. The Protestant schools of St-Joachim, Ste-Martine and StAntoine, in the county of Châteauguay, and those of St-Etienne and St.Clément, in the county of Beauharnois. 24 December 1859. 1,000 The Protestant Schools of the counties of Drummond, Richmoud, Sherbrooke and Shefford those of Tingwick. in the county of Arthabaska, and those of Magog, in the county of Stanstead. 12 November 1877. Roxton-Falls, (Shefford).. 12 November 1877. Quebec, 266 St-John street... 16 November 1882. 800 The county of Champlain and the schools of Deschambult, Portneuf, Grondines, Cap-Santé, St-Alban, St-Casimir, St-Ubalde and N.-D. des Anges, in the county of Portneuf. 800 The counties of Arthabaska and Drummond. 900 The counties of Chambly, Richelieu and Verchères. 650 The Roman Catholic Schools of the county of Bonaventure. 550 The Protestant Schools of the counties of Gaspé and Bonaventure. 800 The Protestant Schools of the counties of Pontiac and Ottawa. 1,000 The counties of Hochelaga and Laval, and the R. Catholic schools of the city of Montreal. |