granddaughter of James Gage, the minister of militia and defence, Frederick William Borden, accepted the offer

BORDEN, Sir FREDERICK WILLIAM, physician, businessman

Boulton*]. He was the type of prairie-bred scout Major-General Frederick Dobson Middleton* sensibly preferred to the politically

South African War, since England was clamouring for it. After the general election of 1900 Chase-Casgrain and Frederick Debartzch

the minister of militia and defence, Sir Frederick William Borden, and the general officer

regarding his appointment as minister without portfolio. The nationalist faction of the Borden administration, in particular Frederick Debartzch

. H. Tupper’s election to the House of Commons in 1882 removed him from much day-to-day business, but Borden contributed so substantially to the firm that in 1885 or 1886 William Frederick Parker was

British garrisons at Halifax and Esquimalt, B.C., but this was a step that the minister of militia and defence, Sir Frederick William

. 11 Oct. 1911 in Canning, N.S., Elizabeth Borden, daughter of Sir Frederick William Borden

, Robert Laird Borden, on Canada’s role within the British empire or on the question of Canadian identity, Landry and his friends considered forming a French Canadian party under Frederick Debartzch

, for example, a vice-president and the legal mastermind of the Mexico Tramways Company and the Brazilian Traction, Light and Power Company [see Frederick Stark

Borden*, the work of parliament was interrupted by cries about shameless corruption, the difficulty of integrating newcomers into Canadian society, and the social problems connected with immigration

reform of the militia [see Sir Frederick William Borden], to prepare for the titanic

MONK, FREDERICK DEBARTZCH, lawyer, professor, and politician; b

Robert Laird Borden* as Conservative leader, an idea McBride did not totally discount. Speculation rose as Borden faced caucus crises, but

nurturing as it grew and modernized in the period after the South African War [see Sir Frederick William

Borden* to form the firm of Borden, Ritchie, Parker, and Chisholm in 1889 when Borden’s partner Wallace Nesbit

he would be replaced by Sir Frederick William Borden, but his government fell before the

legislation. When in 1893 Conservative mla George Frederick Marter* introduced a bill to bar the retail sale