TAILIEUCHUNG - The Red Indians in Newfoundland. Read before the Boeothick Institution at St John's, Newfoundland

PURSUANT to special summons, a meeting of this Institution was held at St John's on the 12th day of January 1828; the Honourable . Desbarres, Vice-Patron, in the chair. The Honourable Chairman stated, that the primary motive which led to the formation of the Institution, was the desire of opening a communication with, and promoting the civilization of, the Red Indians of Newfoundland; and of procuring, if possible, an authentic history of that unhappy race of people, in order that their language, customs and pursuits, might be contrasted with those of other tribes of Indians and nations;—that, in following. | REPORT of Mr W. E. CORMACK S Journey in search of the Red Indians in Newfoundland. Read before the Boeothick Institution at St John s Newfoundland. From the Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal. PURSUANT to special summons a meeting of this Institution was held at St John s on the 12th day of January 1828 the Honourable . Desbarres Vice-Patron in the chair. The Honourable Chairman stated that the primary motive which led to the formation of the Institution was the desire of opening a communication with and promoting the civilization of the Red Indians of Newfoundland and of procuring if possible an authentic history of that unhappy race of people in order that their language customs and pursuits might be contrasted with those of other tribes of Indians and nations that in following up the chief object of the institution it was anticipated that much information would be obtained respecting the natural productions of the island the interior of which is less known than any other of the British possessions abroad. Their excellent President keeping all these objects in view had permitted nothing worthy of research to escape his scrutiny and consequently a very wide field of information was now introduced to their notice all apparently highly interesting and useful to society if properly cultivated. He was aware of their very natural anxiety to hear from the president an outline of his recent expedition and he would occupy their attention farther only by observing that the purposes of the present meeting would be best accomplished by taking into consideration the different subjects recommended to them in the president s report and passing such resolutions as might be considered necessary to govern the future proceedings of the Institution. The President . Cormack Esq. then laid the following Statement before the meeting. Having so recently returned I will now only lay before you a brief outline of my expedition in search of the Boeothicks or Red Indians confining my

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