benefactor of Queen’s College and Chalmers Presbyterian Church, he was also a supporter of the Royal Military College of Canada. It was here that Bruce, who shared his father’s interests, received his higher
, notes on the use of charts . . . (Portsmouth, Eng., and London, 1885), Joseph James Curling is the compiler of Catalogue of the Royal Engineer Corps libraries; (except Chatham and
, England.
George Joseph Maunsell was educated at the Royal Military College in England and in May 1855 was appointed an ensign in the 15th
15 in the Royal Belfast Academical Institution, where the young man studied from 1839 to 1841. Kirkwood developed a special interest in linguistics and returned to the institution in 1844–45 to study
.
Joseph-Xavier Perrault did his classical studies at the Petit Séminaire de Québec from 1845 to 1854. He went on to do specialized work in agronomy at the University of Durham and then at the Royal
LAFLAMME, JOSEPH-CLOVIS-KEMNER, Roman Catholic priest, educator, scientist, and
had predicted, he was exploring on foot in the vicinity, and he carried news of its problems to the outside world. His deepest disappointment came when he was not included in Captain Joseph-Elzéar
WHITEAVES, JOSEPH FREDERICK, palaeontologist, zoologist, author, and editor; b
CHARTRAND, JOSEPH-DAMASE (baptized Joseph, usually known as Captain Chartrand or Chartrand des Écorres
, he took up a position as chemist in the Modum Cobalt Works at Drammen, Norway. Following studies at the renowned Royal Saxon Mining School in Freiberg (Germany) in 1856–57, he returned to Modum as
from George Emmerling and renamed it Davis House. In the months following the arrival of troops from central Canada under the command of Colonel Garnet Joseph
. 20 Dec. 1818 in Pointe-aux-Trembles (Neuville), Lower Canada, son of Joseph Paquet, a farmer, and Elisabeth Picher; m
inherited, with his brother Andrew Joseph, his father’s share in the business. Together with their uncle Thomas Amos Dawes, the two brothers directed the enterprise. The Daweses’ establishment was one of the
-Joseph Coursol*, he served on a five-member royal commission appointed in 1882 to investigate Montreal’s Catholic school board, which was
. 1 Nov. 1830 in Baltimore, Md, son of Joseph Danielle and Isabel —; d., probably unmarried
Assembly. He did not, however, play an important part in the negotiations which, in January 1869, produced “better terms” for Nova Scotia, because he did not have good relations with Joseph
RITCHOT, NOËL-JOSEPH (baptized Joseph-Noël), Roman Catholic priest and
. Capello’s training was completed at the Royal Academy of Fine Art in Turin, under the direction of professors Enrico Gamba and Andrea Gastaldi, where he won recognition and numerous prizes while still a
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