RUTHERFORD, ERNEST, 1st Baron RUTHERFORD

, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science (London), 6th ser., 8 (1904): 373–74. Together with Ernest Rutherford

Rutherford*, appointed Harcourt deputy minister of agriculture. He would hold the position for ten years under ministers William Thomas Finlay

they sold it to Edmund Ernest Sheppard*, the recently appointed editor-in-chief. When John became incapacitated after a head injury in

1910 Smart became a councillor. Two years later, he easily defeated Liberal William Rutherford in the newly created provincial constituency of Westmount to become the riding’s first representative in the

Laboratory. There he met Ernest Rutherford, who was soon to take up an appointment at McGill University in

influential in the choice of Alexander Cameron Rutherford* as the first premier of

 Thomas, which failed in 1903 on the collapse of Alfred Ernest Ames’s brokerage

impressed Ernest Rutherford, then at the University of Cambridge, that in 1898 he accepted McGill’s invitation to

Kenny*, of the Merchants’ Bank of Halifax. In 1892 Harris left his Yarmouth law practice in the capable hands of Ernest Howard

William John Rutherford*]. The other important project was the construction of a