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1 I, I | the world-famous Hudson’s Bay Company—~“PROPELLE CUTUM.”~“
2 I, I | employés of the Hudson’s Bay Company. The neighbouring
3 I, I | the hands of the Hudson’s Bay Company, in exchange for
4 I, I | in Oregon of the Hudson’s Bay Company with the rival companies
5 I, I | of New Holland, from Swan Bay to the Gulf of Carpentaria,
6 I, II | CHAPTER II.~ THE HUDSON’S BAY FUR COMPANY.~“Captain Craventy?”~“
7 I, II | history of the famous Hudson’s Bay Company.~In the earliest
8 I, II | in furs in the Hudson’s Bay Territory was granted to
9 I, II | existence of the Hudson’s Bay Company was again threatened.~
10 I, II | Mountains.~The Hudson’s Bay Company was probably in
11 I, II | common title of “The Hudson’s Bay Fur Company.”~Now the only
12 I, II | Fur Company. The Hudson’s Bay Company has numerous establishments
13 I, II | factories are situated on James Bay, at the mouth of the Severn,
14 I, II | to Europe by the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1833-34, which
15 I, II | large profit to the Hudson’s Bay Company, but unfortunately
16 I, II | enjoyed by the Hudson’s Bay Company was detrimental
17 I, III | principal agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company. He ascertained
18 I, IV | by the waters of Hudson’s Bay.~The Great Slave Lake is
19 I, IV | At that time the Hudson’s Bay Company employed about a
20 I, VI | years before by the Hudson’s Bay Company. It served as a
21 I, VI | to the shores of Hudson’s Bay. So that although the wapiti
22 I, VII | shipwrecked in Baffin’s Bay and on the coasts of Greenland
23 I, VII | by Livingstone from the Bay of Loanga to the mouth of
24 I, VII | employé of the Hudson’s Bay Company? and does the Company
25 I, VIII| north of which the Hudson’s Bay Company proposed forming
26 I, X | the agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company. But as always happens
27 I, X | the agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company seeking? The famous
28 I, X | penetrated as far as Repulse Bay in the hope of discovering
29 I, X | western shores of Hudson’s Bay. He pressed boldly on to
30 I, X | tell me if the Hudson’s Bay Company did not adopt more
31 I, X | the Governor of Hudson’s Bay to explore the shores of
32 I, X | reserves for the Hudson’s Bay Company the final conquest
33 I, XI | districts round Hudson’s Bay, nor Indians, who seldom
34 I, XI | narrow creek called Darnley Bay, of which Cape Parry is
35 I, XII | absorption by the Hudson’s Bay Company of the old North-West
36 I, XII | easily to pass round Franklin Bay. The country was still covered
37 I, XII | skirted round another deep bay called Washburn Bay, and
38 I, XII | deep bay called Washburn Bay, and reached the furthest
39 I, XII | the name of the Hudson’s Bay Company!”~“Hurrah! hurrah!
40 I, XIII| the lower end of Washburn Bay on the east, as fair as
41 I, XV | sea, frowned down upon the bay; and the Lieutenant resolved
42 I, XV | the name of “ Walruses’ Bay,” the party soon reached
43 I, XV | the cliff, from “Walruses’ Bay” to the mountains mentioned
44 I, XVI | profits of the Hudson’s Bay Company.~The furs of these
45 I, XVI | and Sabine, to Walruses’ Bay. Some traces of foxes had
46 I, XVI | an agent of the Hudson’s Bay Company, which claims supremacy
47 I, XVI | you consider the Hudson’s Bay Company mistress of the
48 I, XVI | general, and the Hudson’s Bay Company in particular, to
49 I, XVI | future when the Hudson’s Bay Company would be compelled
50 I, XIX | North America, from Baffin’s Bay to Behring Strait, seldom,
51 I, XX | cliffs beyond Walruses’ Bay the horizon was on fire.
52 I, XX | along the shores of Hudson’s Bay in 1746, Moor and Smith
53 I, XXII| ventured on as far as Walruses’ Bay and it was noticed that
54 I, XXII| they were near to Walruses’ Bay. They came back exhausted
55 II, III | of the night at Walruses’ Bay, which they hoped to reach
56 II, III | Esquimaux and Walruses’ Bay may not also disappear in
57 II, III | Cape Esquimaux to Walruses’ Bay the coast ran almost due
58 II, III | The coast near Walruses’ Bay was, on the whole, only
59 II, III | three miles from Walruses’ Bay, and Hobson called Mrs Barnett’
60 II, III | the shores of Liverpool Bay. Now a sea-line bounded
61 II, III | connecting-link between Walruses’ Bay and Washburn Bay.~Mrs Barnett
62 II, III | Walruses’ Bay and Washburn Bay.~Mrs Barnett could not look
63 II, III | angle was reached. Walruses’ Bay, formed by an indentation
64 II, III | call it Paulina Barnett Bay!”~“Yes,” replied the lady, “
65 II, IV | for the night at Washburn Bay. When there eighteen miles
66 II, IV | distance between Walruses’ Bay and Washburn Bay, and at
67 II, IV | Walruses’ Bay and Washburn Bay, and at seven o’clock in
68 II, IV | place here. Of Washburn Bay, nothing remained but the
69 II, IV | halt was made at Washburn Bay, and the explorers were
70 II, IV | did not reach the little bay. It was not, however, yet
71 II, V | time to go to Walruses’ Bay, and get a fresh supply
72 II, V | too well that Walruses’ Bay was two hundred miles away,
73 II, VII | especially since the Hudson’s Bay Company took a lease of
74 II, IX | mountains shutting in Liverpool Bay, and twenty miles farther
75 II, IX | east she came to Walruses’ Bay, where her people had so
76 II, IX | and seals.~But beyond the bay on the north, there was
77 II, IX | further side of Washburn Bay, but without finding any
78 II, IX | brother-in-law left Walruses’ Bay at the end of June, and
79 II, IX | upper corner of Walruses’ Bay. But, worn away as it was
80 II, X | Cape Bathurst and Walruses’ Bay?~Mrs Barnett replied that
81 II, X | of the former Walruses’ Bay, anxious to see if it would
82 II, XII | could be used. The little bay hollowed out of the cliffs
83 II, XII | could be used The little bay hollowed out of the cliffs
84 II, XII | corner of the old Walruses’ Bay. They even ventured out
85 II, XXIV| English agents of the Hudson’s Bay Company.~After all the details
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