established the branch, and the Dominion Lands Act of 1872, which defined its policy, were drafted by Alexander Campbell*, not Aikins, though he

Campbell Allen*. Admitted as an attorney in 1865 and called to the bar in April 1866

 Dec. 1877. D. [F.] Campbell and R. A. MacLean, Beyond the Atlantic roar

CAMPBELL, FRANCIS WAYLAND, physician, educator, militia officer, and editor; b. 5 Nov. 1837 in Montreal, son of Rollo

. Campbell, 13 août 1887; J.-A. Charlebois, 22 nov. 1881, 6 nov. 1882. ANQ-Q, CE1-1, 25 déc. 1835, 2 mai 1854; T11-1/29, nos.2414 (1879), 4111 (1889); 31, nos.39 (1901), 40 (1901

. Jean Benoit AC, Québec, Minutiers, W. N. Campbell, 11, 25 juin, 10 août 1896; 28 avril, 2

the medical faculty of Bishop’s College, located in Montreal [see Francis Wayland Campbell

. Campbell, “History of the Medical Society of Nova Scotia,” Maritime Medical News (Halifax), 15

Campbell*], who were then placed in charge of the school’s daily operations. Flannery himself collected $1,000 for the down payment on the school by knocking on every door in town, regardless of the

 Oct. 1866 and called to the bar on 12 Oct. 1867. In the latter year he succeeded John Campbell Allen* as official reporter of the

Bishop’s College faculty of medicine, which was located in Montreal [see Francis Wayland Campbell

Palmer as a co-owner of the Guelph Weekly Mercury. In 1867 Palmer sold out to Innes and John Campbell McLagan, who added a daily edition. After McLagan dissolved the partnership in 1869, Innes

appraised in 1886 at $5,500. He played host to many visitors, including Governor General Lord Lorne [Campbell

 24, MU 508, Campbell to Cartwright, 17, 30 April 1874; F

confessed to a friend, Alexander Campbell* of Kingston, his fear of “never being anybody.” It is proof of Mowat’s ambition that he set up as an

Drummond and Duncan Campbell Scott*. With Drummond he contributed to

WÜRTELE, JONATHAN SAXTON CAMPBELL, lawyer, seigneur, politician, office holder, business man, professor, and judge; b