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                  Ireland, eventually to become the mayor of Cork. The Newfoundlander was taken over by his brothers William Richard* and Ambrose as
                  . 13 Aug. 1823 in Reading, England, son of Richard Pritchard Smith, an Oxford-educated physician and railway promoter and director, and Elizabeth Breton, and the only one of their seven children to
                  . Maurice Scollard Baldwin was related to two prominent Toronto families: his maternal grandfather was Æneas Shaw*, William Warren
                   
                  . 28 Nov. 1826 in Lincoln, England, elder child of Richard Clarke and Jane Drury; m. first 2
                  librarian and curator for 15 years, and was elected president in 1880; he also presided for several years over the local mechanics’ institute. In 1883 he was invited, along with William Edwin Saunders and
                  Mackenzie* named him to the new Supreme Court of Canada, along with William Buell Richards* of Ontario, William Johnston
                  eminent divinity professor Charles Richard Elrington, the premier expositor of the 17th-century views of Irish archbishop James Ussher on church polity. This experience gave scope and resilience to Lewis’s
                  had to allow the bank’s manager, William Horsley Rowley, to supervise his financial affairs. Following the fire, Eddy decided to divest himself of
                  Richard O’Brien*] and an oil painting at the Toronto Industrial Exhibition three years later. Although George Maclean
                  consistently backed legislation to extend the rights of separate schools; it regarded the Separate School Bill, introduced in 1860 by Richard William
                  traditional private law. Because the school for many years had only one full-time professor, Dean Richard Chapman Weldon*, most of the
                  smallpox of his wife, Annie. The following year he was back in Ottawa, feeling even more uneasy as he listened to the budget address of Liberal finance minister Richard John
                  artistic virtuosity of his mother’s family – his great-grandfather was the noted statesman and dramatist Richard Brinsley Butler Sheridan. His father, whose influence was perhaps limited to being a
                  Richard of Westmorland as solicitor general to succeed William Pugsley* may have served to confirm the uneasiness of the voters of York. Blair
                  in 1865. He already spoke and wrote English fluently, as well as French. That year he was called to the bar and joined the law firm of Frederick Americus Andrews and his son Frederick William at Quebec
                  , and he was returned there in the general election of 1879. In the elections of 1882, 1886, and 1890, he would successfully contest his home district, 3rd Queens. On 11 March 1879 Premier William
                  . While at Barachois, he was appointed vicar general to Bishop William Dollard*. Upon Dollard’s death in 1851, he became administrator of the
                  Riel* and with Blake supported Philippe Landry*’s motion of regret against Mackenzie, Sir Richard John
                  condemned the fanaticism of the Protestant English-language press. In December 1888 he had campaigned for Colonel William Rhodes in Mégantic to ensure a Protestant presence in the cabinet. When Mercier left
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