Lyall*, Moses Harvey, and Daniel Clark*, the last

with the rest of the ministry in July 1874 [see Henry Joseph Clarke*], he was reappointed to the executive that December as

. P. D. Clarke Édouard Richard is the author of Acadia

interest in botanical research had been kindled by his mentor, William Smith Clark. Both Clark and Penhallow followed the trail blazed by the “new school of botanical science” which, as Penhallow explained

Clarke Pray’s tragedy Poetus Cæcinna in October 1851. Nickinson

Clarke, Charles Lindsey, David Christie*, Peter Perry*, and Malcolm

they established, as in Clarke v. Hawke (1865) on the relationship between trustee and beneficiary. He condemned the common law’s treatment of married women as “somewhat barbarous” and

race the Tory candidates, Edward Frederick Clarke, an editor and former printers-union leader, and Henry Edward Clarke, a trunk manufacturer, topped the polls. The third seat was won by Liberal candidate

Cameron*, John Rolph*, and Charles Clarke, he met at the

[see Daniel Clark

Canadian News Company Limited) in association with William Walter Copp* and Henry James Clark of Copp, Clark and Company and with several

Brown* left an indelible mark on his approach towards publishing and politics. This political bias was further fed by Innes’s close relationship with Liberal power-broker Charles Clarke of nearby

Thomas Greenway” (phd thesis, Univ. of Man., 1974). The Manitoba school question: majority rule or minority rights?, ed. L. [C.] Clark (Toronto

newspapers and magazines. In 1906 he and George Harold Clark, later dominion seed commissioner, published the pictorial Farm weeds of Canada, an outstanding contribution to science. However, his best

Clarke* at Fort Carlton. Clarke immediately wrote to Lieutenant Governor Alexander Morris* claiming that the Métis had established a

taxation on its extensive landholdings and that it had pressured the attorney general and house leader, Henry Joseph Clarke*, to alter the

COWAN, JOHN WARREN, merchant and manufacturer; b. 1841 in Nenagh (Republic of Ireland), son of Edmund Cowan and Tryphena Clark; m. 28

CLARKE, CHARLES, businessman, journalist, politician, office holder, author, and militia officer; b

Brigham Young; m. fourthly 2 Dec. 1885 Lavinia Clark Rigby; d. 9 Sept. 1906