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                  Brown*’s new Canada Farmer, edited by William Fletcher Clarke, and held the position for
                  BELL, JOHN WILLIAM, teacher, farmer, and politician; b
                   
                  Bethia Clarke; d. 14 Sept. 1905 in Amherst
                   
                  Liberals. Boyle’s scathing attacks ended in 1886, however, when the province’s Conservatives, under William Ralph Meredith*, launched a “no
                   Daniel Clark* of the Toronto asylum and endorsed to varying degrees by many physicians at
                  CALDWELL, WILLIAM CLYDE (originally William Caldwell), businessman and politician; b
                  . 5 Nov. 1839 in Livingston (near Ossian), N.Y., son of Cyrus Williams Card and Sarah Ann Tuttle
                   
                  CLARKE, CHARLES, businessman, journalist, politician, office holder, author, and militia officer; b
                   
                  CLARKE, WILLIAM FLETCHER, Congregational minister, office holder, journalist, and publisher; b. 31 March 1824 in Coventry
                  taxation on its extensive landholdings and that it had pressured the attorney general and house leader, Henry Joseph Clarke*, to alter the
                  Clarke* at Fort Carlton. Clarke immediately wrote to Lieutenant Governor Alexander Morris* claiming that the Métis had established a
                   – a healthy son – had led him to promise his bishop, William Bennett
                  and the grain-elevator owners [see William Watson Ogilvie*]. Within little more than a year the organization had disappeared
                  Canadian News Company Limited) in association with William Walter Copp* and Henry James Clark of Copp, Clark and Company and with several
                  . 1906), daughter of William Lyon Mackenzie*, and they had four sons and three
                  length, and could be, in the words of historian William Lewis Morton
                  government. Mowat supported Brown in caucus; however, when it overruled them, he, Brown, and William McDougall
                  of Rifles (Queen’s Own Rifles of Toronto) [see William Smith Durie*] and was present at the skirmish in Ridgeway during the
                  . The turning-point in McClintock’s life came in February 1848, when he was made second lieutenant on the Enterprise, in Sir James Clark
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