registrar of Leinster County, divided in 1853 into L’Assomption and Montcalm. He was a warden of Leinster from 1848 and was re-elected by acclamation in L’Assomption County in September 1854 for a year, as he

[see Louis-Joseph de Montcalm*]. He found it in January 1848 in the attic of the last remaining Recollet at Quebec, Louis

Montcalm], the British seem to have acted honourably towards the Louisbourg garrison. It was embarked, Pichon claimed, “with as much tranquillity, as if it had been going upon a voyage of pleasure

Lévis*, published 1889–95, which he edited for the government. His endeavours were to prove immensely valuable to historians of Canada. Casgrain’s Montcalm et Lévis (Québec, 1891) was a major

. From Montcalm*’s successful defence of Carillon in 1758 until the British capture of Quebec in 1759, Chartier de Lotbinière stayed in

autumn he left for Quebec. Montcalm*, who did not like Boishébert, wrote to

 1916. Drouin’s terms in office were notably characterized by the annexation of Limoilou in 1909, the absorption of Ville-Montcalm in 1913

; he was consulted on Canadian matters, and seems to have met Montcalm* before the latter left for Canada

colonies. He was probably caught up in the capitulation of Oswego (N.Y.) on 14 Aug. 1756 [see Louis-Joseph de Montcalm

commemoration of Montcalm*; this was unveiled at Quebec on 13 Sept. 1859, 100

* and Louis-Joseph de Montcalm*. In July 1827 Forsyth was appointed to the Legislative Council on Dalhousie’s recommendation

play, Montcalm, performed at the Théâtre National Français on 25 Nov. 1907, was a

 Montcalm*; he also composed an inscription. As garrison chaplain

mla for the constituency of Montcalm. The limp response of many Liberals to the attacks of some Conservatives was no doubt

trained in sculpting, but, at the time, he used it as a means of creating small-scale settings of the subjects he wished to paint (La mort de Montcalm, 1902, for example). As soon as he returned to

Montcalm* on the Plains of Abraham in 1759 and so did not help to prevent the fateful decision by Jean-Baptiste-Nicolas-Roch de

Johnson – immediately led Montcalm* to weaken his army at Quebec by sending troops west. Amherst’s own cautious and

Parkman’s Montcalm and Wolfe (Boston, 1884), which included a chapter entitled “Removal of the Acadians.” For this chapter, in which he argued that the expulsion had

once more on 1 July 1756 and then waited impatiently in Albany to set out again. In mid August, however, Montcalm* captured

 1963), no.4: 126–27. Ignotus [Thomas Chapais], “Le monument Wolfe et Montcalm à Québec,” BRH, 5 (1899): 305–9. Norwich Mercury, 22, 29 Aug. 1860. Notes and Queries