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                  , in the newly founded federal Department of Labour; the editor and deputy minister was 25-year-old William Lyon Mackenzie King
                  , second son and third child of William Pollock Yuile, a wine merchant, and Margaret Rattray; m. 11 June 1878 Margaret King in Montreal, and they had four daughters; d. 21 June 1909 in
                   
                  English and Latin when he was very young, started school at the age of eight, and graduated from the Fredericton Collegiate School and entered King’s College (later the University of New Brunswick) in 1849
                   
                  , prosecuted by William Jack, were sustained and Hea was dismissed. Nevertheless, Jack chose to pursue his degree at the more genteel King’s College (Windsor, N.S.), from which he was graduated with a
                   
                   Windsor. Descended from New Jersey pre-loyalist stock, Charles Smith Wilcox was educated at King’s College School in Windsor. From 1876, with
                  controlled the sale of books and periodicals on the Great Western Railway. Irving moved to Toronto in the fall of 1862, opening a bookstore at the corner of King and Jordan streets. Within a few years he
                   
                  stationer on King Street. He subsequently moved to the corner of Charlotte and King streets and maintained this place of business until his death in 1904. The firm of E. G. Nelson and Company became a
                  Canadian writer to be given an honorary degree for service to Canadian letters. His dcl from King’s College, Windsor, N.S., was followed by honorary degrees from the Université
                  . Univ. of King’s College Library (Halifax), Univ. of King’s College, board of governors, minutes and proc. (mfm. at PANS). Colonial Farmer (Fredericton), 18 Sept. 1871. Daily Sun
                  . Gooderham’s other great Toronto monuments were his business headquarters – the flat-iron building of 1892 at Front and Wellington, also by Roberts – and the King Edward Hotel on King Street
                   
                  . Having embarked on a course of studies at King’s College, Fredericton, he completed an honours degree in January 1852 and an ma two years later
                   
                  and had a successful political career. He was appointed a justice of the peace in 1851 and was named sheriff of Kings County in 1863. He was for a long time chairman of the county Board of Agricultural
                  School, where his father, the school’s headmaster, tutored him for entrance to King’s College in Windsor. He received his ba from King’s in 1871 and then took a special
                   
                  at the Madras school on King Square, of which he would later become a board member. In 1854, to receive business training, he entered his father’s firm, Thomas McAvity and Company. Commercial
                  of George Edwin King appointed him to the Executive Council, of which he became president
                  . In 1881 McCausland’s eldest son, Robert, became a partner in the firm. Occupying four buildings on King Street West, Joseph McCausland and Son had from 70 to 100 employees; the rooms where glass
                   
                  N.B. Museum, Saint John City records, The King v. C. B. MacDougall (preliminary hearing indictment, 1 Sept. 1909). UNBL, MG H25, scrapbooks. Daily Post (Sydney
                   
                  King]. After a public outcry, he was released in seven hours. He was rearrested for the same offence in 1874
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