Law Society of Upper Canada =
Barreau du Haut-Canada

Law Society of Upper Canada =
Barreau du Haut-Canada

Founding of the Society

Year Authority / Notes

1797 This date is supported by its website.

Seat of the Society

City Authority / Notes

Toronto
Canada Although the Society held its organizational meeting in Newark (now Niagara-on-the-Lake), much of its later activity appears to have been centered around Toronto. Its headquarters (Osgoode Hall) were constructed in 1828 just outside the then town of York (now Toronto). With the expansion in the city boundaries, the headquarters have long been within the city of Toronto. This information is provided by its website.

Name of the Society

Dates Name Authority

1797 - Law Society of Upper Canada According to its website, it was founded with this name, which it bears to the present day.

Law Society of Upper Canada = Barreau du Haut-Canada Webpage = http://www.lsuc.on.ca/

Journals of the Society

Years Full Journal Title Abbrev. Indexed
1855 Jan./Dec. - 1858 Jan./Dec.
(v.1 - v.4)

A Upper Canada Law Journal and Local Courts' Gazette
NOTE: the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record does not make it clear that this is a publication of the LSUC. But see the NOTE under C.
Continued by B.
[Nat. Lib. Canada cat.]

1859 Jan./Dec. - 1864 Jan./Dec.
Vol. 5 - v. 10

B Upper Canada Law Journal and Municipal and Local Courts' Gazette
NOTE: the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record does not make it clear that this is a publication of the LSUC. But see the NOTE under C.
Continues A. Continued by C and Local Courts' and Municipal Gazette.
[Nat. Lib. Canada cat.]

1865 - 1867
(nser., v.1 - v.3)

C Upper Canada Law Journal
NOTE: the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record does not make it clear that this is a publication of the LSUC. It is, however, a reasonable conclusion to draw, since the continuation note that the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record supplies indicates that it is continued by D, a journal that includes reports of the LSUC.
Continues B. Continued by D.
[Nat. Lib. Canada cat.]

1868 - 1922
(new ser., v.4 - v. 58)

D Canada Law Journal
Includes reports, etc., of the Law Society of Upper Canada, of the Canadian Bar Association (founded in 1914) and of other Canadian law societies.
Continues C.
[Nat. Lib. Canada cat.; Univ. Toronto cat.]

1992 -
(v.1 - )

E Benchers Bulletin
[Univ. Toronto cat.]

Law Society of Upper Canada = Barreau du Haut-Canada
Founding of the Society
Year	Authority / Notes
1797	This date is supported by its website.
Seat of the Society
City	Authority / Notes
Toronto Canada	Although the Society held its organizational meeting in Newark (now Niagara-on-the-Lake), much of its later activity appears to have been centered around Toronto. Its headquarters (Osgoode Hall) were constructed in 1828 just outside the then town of York (now Toronto). With the expansion in the city boundaries, the headquarters have long been within the city of Toronto. This information is provided by its website.
Name of the Society
Dates	Name	Authority
1797 -	*Law Society of Upper Canada*	According to its website, it was founded with this name, which it bears to the present day.
*Law Society of Upper Canada = Barreau du Haut-Canada* Webpage = http://www.lsuc.on.ca/

Journals of the Society
Years	Full Journal Title	Abbrev.	Indexed
1855 Jan./Dec. - 1858 Jan./Dec. (v.1 - v.4) A	*Upper Canada Law Journal and Local Courts' Gazette* NOTE: the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record does not make it clear that this is a publication of the LSUC. But see the NOTE under C. Continued by B. [Nat. Lib. Canada cat.]
1859 Jan./Dec. - 1864 Jan./Dec. Vol. 5 - v. 10 B	*Upper Canada Law Journal and Municipal and Local Courts' Gazette* NOTE: the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record does not make it clear that this is a publication of the LSUC. But see the NOTE under C. Continues A. Continued by C and *Local Courts' and Municipal Gazette*. [Nat. Lib. Canada cat.]
1865 - 1867 (nser., v.1 - v.3) C	*Upper Canada Law Journal* NOTE: the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record does not make it clear that this is a publication of the LSUC. It is, however, a reasonable conclusion to draw, since the continuation note that the Nat. Lib. Canada cat. record supplies indicates that it is continued by D, a journal that includes reports of the LSUC. Continues B. Continued by D. [Nat. Lib. Canada cat.]
1868 - 1922 (new ser., v.4 - v. 58) D	*Canada Law Journal* Includes reports, etc., of the Law Society of Upper Canada, of the Canadian Bar Association (founded in 1914) and of other Canadian law societies. Continues C. [Nat. Lib. Canada cat.; Univ. Toronto cat.]
1992 - (v.1 - ) E	*Benchers Bulletin* [Univ. Toronto cat.]