Sutherland of Walkerton, Ont., and Abraham Beverley Walker* of Saint John had qualified before him

government of Sir John A. Macdonald*. He opted for the Manitoba Rights League, which protested against the monopoly and called

a large central training base near Petawawa, Ont., and in 1909 it was from this base that John Alexander Douglas

. In 1872 Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald* offered the young but accomplished Blake the position of junior vice

 Low*. Bell officially retired from the survey at the end of November 1908. He spent two years (1912–14) in Europe before settling down to a

BEARE, JOHN, farmer and mill-owner; b. 14 Nov. 1820 in Bideford, England, son of Joseph Beare and Anne