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MEMOIR OF THE REV. JOHN STUART, D. D.

but afterwards was appointed Sheriff of the Johnstown District, Upper Canada. James, his third son,studied law under Jonathan Sewell Attorney-General of Lower Canada , whom he succeededas Chief Justice of that Province; was afterwards created a Baronet, and died at Quebec 14th July, 1853. Charles, the fourth son, was Sheriff of the Midland District, and Andrew Stuart,he youngest of these boys, was an eminent lawyer in Quebec , which city he represented manyyears in the Colonial Legislature. He died Solicitor General of Lower Canada . D r Stuart’s eldestdaughter was Jane; Mary, the second daughter, married the late Hon ble Charles Jones of Brock-ville, and Ann, his third daughter, was the wife of the late Patrick Smith, Esq., of Kingston.