BOND, WILLIAM BENNETT

a trimmer, and reliant on such colleagues as Bond and Augustus William Harvey. His party was prone

overwhelming defeat at the hands of the Liberals under Sir William Vallance Whiteway, who had been

in 1878 as a supporter of William Vallance Whiteway and his railroad policy. He was elected by

Newfoundland. For the remainder of his life the government was in the hands of Bond, and the premier developed an increasing dislike for the Reids (most particularly William, who schemed to bring about Bond’s

HARVEY, AUGUSTUS WILLIAM, businessman and politician; b

. 19 June 1839 near Bond Head, Upper Canada, son of the Reverend Featherstone Lake Osler

. As a young girl during her first period of residence there, Jane Buchan committed herself to Christian service and was baptized into membership of Bond Street Baptist Church. She taught Sunday school

. 19 Jan. 1848 in Halifax, second child of William James Stairs

, the real opposition was a small group of supporters of former premier Sir William Vallance Whiteway

resigned for health reasons. He retained a position on the board, however, and was seen doing bank business within weeks of his death in 1910. Hay also invested heavily in milling: he held bonds of the

the few times in his life, with investment capital at his disposal, he was introduced to the prospects of iron mining in Hastings County, Ont., by George William McMullen, a colourful Chicago-based

at Keewatin, Mather supervised their construction. The largest investor in the enterprise was Allan Gilmour. During the 1890s this company, along with the Ogilvie Milling Company [see William

later he was posted in Catalina, where he married a daughter of the local Anglican clergyman, William Netten. In 1878 he helped to rescue the crew of a shipwrecked schooner, a feat that involved his

William Notman*. By 1871 their first child had arrived. Margaret died two years later, after giving birth to a daughter, Maggie, who would become

appears to be a scandal.” Murray’s disputes with Sir William Vallance

of action and insisted that the incoming premier, Sir William Vallance Whiteway, have a voice

 fine, Chu posted a bond of $250 and appealed to the British Columbia Supreme Court, where Mr Justice Henry Pering Pellew

Caron, Joseph Bell Forsyth, and William Sharples. As a result of the signing of the agreement in August 1885, the following month