Minowapawin (Norman Rae), whose wife was one of the Sucker people, that Zhauwuno-geezhigo-gaubow and his brother Pesequan (Joseph Fiddler) had destroyed a windigo the previous year. The patrol continued on to

Caron, Joseph Bell Forsyth, and William Sharples. As a result of the signing of the agreement in August 1885, the following month

. Charles Thibault shone in the classical studies he undertook from 1852 to 1860 at the Collège Sainte-Marie-de-Monnoir. Its founder, Abbé Édouard-Joseph Crevier, guided him “into the way of love of God and

RITCHOT, NOËL-JOSEPH (baptized Joseph-Noël), Roman Catholic priest and

of Joseph Richard, a butcher, and Malvina-Susanne Thomas; m. there 1 Aug

PERRAULT, JOSEPH-XAVIER (also called Joseph-François), agronomist, educator, office holder, and

. 1872), cousin of Joseph Despard Pemberton*; m

. secondly 26 Aug. 1854 Fanny Holmes Black, also in Halifax, and they had six children, two of whom died young; d

-age daughter of the late Joseph-Édouard Turcotte*, and

unions defeated by mechanization, the order viewed craft and social distinctions as divisive. Ontario workers, male and female, Catholic and Protestant, skilled and unskilled, black and white, joined the

relatives, and they had often sent their children, specially daughters, south to study. It is also likely that Emily sought homoeopathic training. Her mother had long taken part in herbal healing, and Joseph

Daniel Joseph Greene returned to office. Harvey was appointed to the new cabinet, and after Whiteway resumed the premiership in February 1895, Harvey also served in his government

, he took part in the government’s efforts to prosecute certain of the St Albans “raiders” [see Charles-Joseph Coursol

had particular difficulty working with subordinates. On 12 May 1860 James Liddell, secretary to the board of hospital commissioners, wrote to Provincial Secretary Joseph

Indian commissioner (Joseph-Alfred-Norbert Provencher*), had ordered

*. He was passed over in favour of fellow Haligonian Martin Joseph Griffin, whose appointment he thought would lead to “library suicide.” Devoted

signed by Robert Chambers, mayor of Quebec and chairman of the shareholders’ meeting, the bank’s balance sheet was in the black. In the last fiscal year, it had a paid-up capital of more than $990,890 and

. Brainerd subsequently worked in the iron business and then in the manufacture of blasting powder. In 1867 he joined the Laflin Powder Company, whose president was his father-in-law, Joseph Milton Boies; from

. He was closely involved in the international machinations which followed and which led to the British invasion of Egypt under Sir Garnet Joseph

BLACK, THOMAS REUBEN, farmer, builder, and politician; b