John on 10 March 1885. Thus she supervised the auxiliary’s initial endeavours to establish bands of mercy for children, sponsor prizes for juvenile writing on humane themes, organize the

between Canada and Britain set a rate amounting to little more than half that of the old contract. Mowat left office on 21 March 1864, when

that the cruise was perfunctory and the amount of good pine seriously overestimated. The report was certainly positive, for in March 1900 Miller closed agreements with Reid and the Newfoundland

, who was ordained to the priesthood on 25 March 1860. After four years in the diocese, Michaud expressed his desire to return to Lower

additional detail and insight in an interview on 15 March 1989.  d.r

MARCH, CHARLES, painter and trade-union leader; b. 19 Nov. 1849 in

. unmarried 9 March 1904 in Winnipeg. Robert Machray was born into a middle-class professional family whose members were ardent Presbyterians

11 March 1901. Young Charles Macdonald studied arts and divinity at King’s College, Aberdeen. In 1850, aged

and the bishopric. Lewis was not consecrated until March 1862. Lewis’s initial difficulty in reconciling diocesan policy to the expectations

 63, A-1, box 230, file 6598, Landor to Langmuir, 19 March, 24 July 1876; Langmuir to Lett, 9 Jan., 25 April 1877; Bucke to Langmuir, 29 March 1877; RG 80-5, no.1874-001307

 Pays (Montréal) in 1864 and Le Courrier du Canada (Québec) in 1870–71. On 24 March 1871 the latter paper published one of his first lectures, “La mission du journaliste en

George-Étienne Cartier*. Called to the bar on 2 March 1857, he went into partnership with his friends Hector

born at Place du Marché (Place Royale), near the church of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires in the Lower Town of Quebec. When he reached the right age, he went to the Malone sisters’ school on Rue des Casernes

wrote to Le Moine in March 1897, “to an abridged – ‘cheap

on 2 March 1869. A man of broad intelligence, highly organized, with a powerful will and a commanding public presence, he rapidly became a leader in the administration, increasingly setting its

Windsor, Ont., and they had one son and one daughter; d. 1 March 1908 in Ottawa and was buried in St John’s cemetery, Winnipeg

 Man. In March 1864 Bishop Edward Feild* of Newfoundland issued an appeal in

John Kellum’s life is detailed in Judith Fingard, The dark side of life in Victorian Halifax (Halifax, 1989). Another source suggests that Kellum drowned in Halifax Harbour in March 1905