"The Royal Society of Canada has awarded to Judge F. W. Howay the J. B. Tyrrell Gold Medal for 1933, in recognition of his historical research.

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Marine History 7Sber of portraits. Physicians and surgeons will have the benefitof all this work but it is hoped that Doctor Larsell will follow itup with an edition in book form for the use of libraries, publicand private. Such a book should receive a generous welcome.Marine HistoryThe Oregon Historical Quarterly for December, 1932, enrichesour records of marine history of the Northwest by two articles:"More About the Brig Pedler, 1813-1816" by Kenneth W. Porter;and "Peter Corney's Voyages, 1814-1817," by J. Neilson Barry.Both authors are well known for their researches in history.The Pacific Historical ReviewThe first volume of this important publication has been com~pleted with the issue for December. One article of especial interestis from a neighbor, Professor Walter N. Sage of the University ofBritish Columbia, entitled "The Critical Period of British ColumbiaHistory, 1866-1871."Pacific AffairsThe December issue of this welcome monthly from Honoluluis Number 12 of Volume V. An article, interesting to all on thePacific Rim, is the announcement of Pacific Islands Yearbook be-gun by Pacific Publications, Ltd., Sydney, Australia. It contains334 pages but no price was mentioned.Honors for Judge HowayThe Royal Society of Canada has awarded to Judge F. W.Howay the J. B. Tyrrell Gold Medal for 1933, in recognition ofhis historical research. Those who were previously honored wereSenator Thomas Chapais, of Montreal; the late Adam Shortt, of theCanadian Archives; Professor George M. Wrong, formerly Headof History in the University of Toronto; Lawrence J. Burpee, ofOttawa; and Pierre Georges Roy, Provincial Archivist of Quebec.The presentation to Judge Howay will be made at the annual meet-ing of the Royal Society of Canada next May.On October 31, 1932, the Bar of New Westminster, BritishColumbia, presented to Judge Howay an illuminated address and aset of smoking pipes with congratulations on his having completedtwenty-five years on the Bench in that City.

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