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                  Bowell to the Senate in 1892, he would assume leadership of all Ontario Conservatives in the house. He was to be elected chair of the
                   
                  to Belleville, bringing with him letters of introduction to Mackenzie Bowell, publisher of the
                  bowel obstruction. He prescribed a “stomach medicine” and the following day administered an enema. On the 20th Mairs died. An autopsy revealed that he had tuberculosis of the intestine. Obstructed by
                  Bowell to introduce remedial legislation which would restore lost schooling privileges, Ouimet and two colleagues from Quebec, Sir Adolphe-Philippe
                  Belleville in 1860. Probably through his friendship with Mackenzie Bowell of the Belleville Intelligencer
                  . 1892. He held the portfolio until the retirement of the administration of Sir Mackenzie Bowell in April
                  school question by the federal Conservatives [see Sir Mackenzie Bowell] apparently finally
                  Bowell, his successor, the new prime minister announced on 8 July 1895 – through his minister of finance, George Eulas
                  Thompson* until 1894, when he was appointed minister of marine and fisheries by Mackenzie Bowell. In 1885
                  Bowell’s government introduced a remedial bill to restore educational rights to Manitoba’s Roman Catholics. Devlin voted with the government on an amendment introduced by Laurier which would
                   Mackenzie Bowell]. Sproule was approached about a cabinet position provided that he support the bill giving
                  Minister Sir Mackenzie Bowell had promised to introduce remedial legislation, Desjardins agreed to join the
                  Bowell to form a government. As it became clear that Bowell was incapable of resolving the conflict within the Conservative party over the Manitoba school question, the pressure for Tupper’s
                  Bowell]. Later published in pamphlet form during the 1896 general election, it was dubbed “the Nova Scotian interpretation of the remedial bill
                  December 1895 and March 1896 Lacombe negotiated with Prime Minister Sir Mackenzie Bowell
                  Bowell in 1894. Although Carling was re-appointed to the Senate two years later, his political career had effectively ended with the shuffle in 1892. He had little to say in either the commons
                  Bowell appointed him lone royal commissioner to investigate the sweating system in Canadian industry. A series of public meetings exposed evidence of horrific conditions in the garment trades
                  Bowell] and in support of the National Policy, Robertson won the Toronto East riding by one of the largest majorities in Ontario. In parliament he generally supported the Conservative opposition
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