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                  HENEKER, RICHARD WILLIAM, businessman and politician; b. 2 May 1823 in Dublin; m. 1856 Elizabeth Tuson in England, and they
                   July 1847 near St John’s, son of Richard Howley and Eliza Burke; m. Elizabeth Jane Firth, and they had three sons and three daughters; d. 1 Jan. 1918 in St John’s
                  Campbell; Lucius Richard O’Brien*], but he also received his first commission for a commemorative monument in bronze. His
                  of Richard Barrington Nevitt. An order in council of 23 Sept. 1878 appointed Kennedy an assistant surgeon with the force beginning 1
                  surveyor general Lindsay Alexander Russell. He later worked with Édouard-Gaston Deville* and Otto Julius
                  . 6 Nov. 1835 in Ayrshire, Scotland, son of Alexander Ralston Langmuir and Jane Woodburn; m
                  office in Arthabaskaville, where he would practise for 30 years with four different partners: Eugène Crépeau (1867–69), Édouard Richard* (1869
                  , John Alexander Robinson, produced a small volume of The letters of Mayo Lind “in memory of the cheerful soldier.” The letters are of limited
                  unsuccessfully against Alexander Ferguson MacLaren
                  ., 1882). As early as 1874 Macoun’s reports had come to the attention of Alfred Richard Cecil
                  , Sir RICHARD, lawyer and politician; b. 15 Dec. 1870 in
                  the business in Toronto, and Ross was to assist with the consignment of goods on the vessels he ran from London to Montreal. Reford left his other business in the hands of his brother Lewis and Richard
                  . 21 July 1826 in London, England, son of Richard Richardson and Elizabeth Sarah Miller; m
                  process at George Alexander Drummond*’s Canada Sugar Refinery. While there he heard much about Vancouver, the terminus of the
                  , Ross’s newspaper work had confirmed his interest in politics. He was nominated to run for the House of Commons in 1867, and in the provincial election of 1871 he campaigned in Middlesex West for Alexander
                  SCOTT, Sir RICHARD WILLIAM, lawyer and politician; b. 24 Feb. 1825
                  SMITH, DONALD ALEXANDER, 1st Baron STRATHCONA and MOUNT ROYAL, HBC officer, businessman, politician, diplomat, and philanthropist
                  Superintendent Alexander R. Macdonell. Marie was wealthy and well connected: her father
                  Canadian wilderness of a sort not seen since Lucius Richard O’Brien* and others had painted the west. J. E. H. MacDonald
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