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                  British practice. He was rewarded in 1882 when the Macdonald government introduced conditional grants for this purpose. To qualify, cities had to have local boards of health and salaried health officers
                  affiliation which would assure it university status and degree-granting powers. The school became the medical faculty of Bishop’s College and opened its doors on 4 Oct. 1871. Campbell was appointed
                   
                  become an mla) and George Jr as junior partners. By this time Burchill had vastly increased his timber limits. His holdings represented 3.7 per cent of the total leases granted in New Brunswick in 1880 and
                  the period had yet to grant patients the same degree of freedom, but similar practices would soon be adopted by Drs
                  of a grant of £500 to the Hôpital de Saint-Boniface and his support of a bill to incorporate the diocese of St Boniface which permitted it unlimited landholding were hurled against him. His
                  , [1929]). DNB. A. C. Garrioch, A hatchet mark in duplicate (Toronto, 1929). J. W. Grant, Moon of wintertime: missionaries and the Indians of Canada in encounter
                  Blair was settled in 1885; in December the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council announced its decision, on the McCarthy Act reference, that the power to grant liquor licences vested in the provinces as
                  northern Ontario to avoid the alienation of rich land grants to speculators. Bertram’s interest in transportation led Laurier in 1903 to appoint him a
                  commissioner, along with Byron Moffatt Britton, to investigate mining in the Yukon, a commission established in response to resentment in the Yukon towards the exclusive concession granted by the federal
                   Catharines office, at King’s College in Toronto, which granted him a ba ad eundem in 1845, and at Harvard University Law School, from which he received an
                   120 to 30, Ballantyne sold his farm and, with the help of a provincial grant
                  former agriculturist, developed sympathy for the economic complaints of Manitobans. From shortly after his arrival, he urged Macdonald to accede to some of their demands by granting better financial terms
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