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Denison, William Sir

1804 – 1871

  • Varieties of vice-regal lifeVarieties of vice-regal life
  • A letter to His Excellency Sir William Denison, &c. &c. &c. lieut.-governor of Van Diemen's LandA letter to His Excellency Sir William Denison, &c. &c. &c. lieut.-governor of Van Diemen's Land
  • Description of a series of bridges erected across the river Ottawa, connecting the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and especially of a wooden arch of 212 feet span which crossed the main branch of the riverDescription of a series of bridges erected across the river Ottawa, connecting the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and especially of a wooden arch of 212 feet span which crossed the main branch of the river
  • Detailed description of some of the works on the Rideau Canal, and of the alterations and improvements made therein since the opening of the navigationDetailed description of some of the works on the Rideau Canal, and of the alterations and improvements made therein since the opening of the navigation
  • Lecture I (-II)Lecture I (-II)
  • Rideau damsRideau dams
  • The memoirs of the Right Honourable Sir John Rolt, Lord Justice of the Court of Appeal in Chancery, 1804-1871The memoirs of the Right Honourable Sir John Rolt, Lord Justice of the Court of Appeal in Chancery, 1804-1871
  • The Right Honorable John Ludford Chichester, commonly called Lord John Ludford Chichester, and Caroline Mary, his wife, by Robert John Porcher Broughton, her nextfriend, appellants, and The Honorable and Reverend Thomas Coventry, and others, respondentsThe Right Honorable John Ludford Chichester, commonly called Lord John Ludford Chichester, and Caroline Mary, his wife, by Robert John Porcher Broughton, her nextfriend, appellants, and The Honorable and Reverend Thomas Coventry, and others, respondents
  • Two lectures on colonizationTwo lectures on colonization
  • Varieties of vice-regal life (Van Diemen's Land section)Varieties of vice-regal life (Van Diemen's Land section)