records, nearly 25 per cent were dead, and at the school in the File Hills Colony run by William Morris
., Prov. of, Legislative Assembly, App. to the journals, 1857, IV, app. 17; Statutes, 1858. J. J. Hargrave, Red River (Montreal, 1871). Morris, Treaties of
Parr for the land grants to which all loyalists were entitled. In response, the government surveyor, Charles Morris
) (Montréal, 1883). The defended border: Upper Canada and the War of 1812 . . . , ed. Morris Zaslow and W. B. Turner (Toronto, 1964). Lucien Gagné, Salaberry, 1778–1829 (thèse
Morris* did little if any organizing for the election to be held that fall. In the event the Liberals trotted out much the same propaganda as in previous contests. This time it was not enough. The
Gerrish and Charles Morris in the Council and Benjamin
, Lewis Morris Wilkins* and Alexander Stewart. Still, the reformers came to believe that Lord John Russell, the colonial secretary
losing the support of its more radical supporters in the assembly, was part of the same process which resulted, in 1854, in the introduction of two former Tories, Lewis Morris
). Canadian directory of parl. (Johnson). The Canadian Patriotic Fund: a record of its activities from 1914 to 1919, comp. P. H. Morris ([Ottawa?, 1920?]). Directory, Quebec
1853, during the parliamentary recess, Christie met Brown in a grand public debate back in his constituency at Glen Morris, and, despite bold efforts to justify his support of the ministry, came off
Jewish Hist. Soc. Pub. (Baltimore, Md.), no.23 (1915), 31–35. [Thomas Morris], Journal of Captain Thomas Morris, from Miscellanies in prose and verse (London, 1791; repr. Ann Arbor, Mich
supported the candidacy of Alexander Morris* against Donald Alexander Smith
Fulton. Only Charles Morris of the former members was re-elected. The affront to the lieutenant governor
(Toronto, 1963). R. L. Way, “The day of Crysler’s Farm,” The defended border: Upper Canada and the War of 1812 . . . , ed. Morris Zaslow and W. B. Turner (Toronto
his brother Morris migrated to the United States to enter the Union army during the Civil War. While serving his apprenticeship, O’Donoghue joined the volunteer First Fire-Brigade as a lamp-boy in 1860
and prose, as well as the medieval, biblical, and Celtic lore she absorbed from her favourite English poets: William Morris, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and Fiona Macleod. “Two-Ears” and one of Pickthall’s
.
Boas’s next trip to British Columbia, in June 1897, was funded by Morris Ketchum Jesup, president of the American Museum of Natural History in New York. It was the beginning of a five-year research
Morris Wilkins, announced that he would be absent to attend a meeting of the governors of King’s