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                  . 7 June 1839 in County Tipperary (Republic of Ireland), daughter of William
                  Davies, chief justice of Canada, Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King
                  board that attempted conciliation in a Cape Breton mine strike [see William Davis]. Throughout the
                   
                   Andrew Macphail*, a son of former school visitor William
                   trains. Politically, Edwards leaned towards the Conservatives, but no party or individual was safe from his vitriolic attacks. When William
                   William Cornelius Van Horne*, who had provided a
                  PRICE, Sir WILLIAM, businessman, industrialist, officer, and politician; b. 30
                  .” James’s father intended that his sons follow him into carpentry and the building trade, which James did after leaving school. In 1869 the firm for which James worked also employed William
                  . The bank had been established in 1867 by Irish-born merchant William McMaster* and a consortium of Toronto businessmen in reaction to the
                  FIELDING, WILLIAM STEVENS, journalist and politician; b. 24
                   March the territorial premier, Frederick William Gordon Haultain
                  stubbornly anti-union employer by drawing not only on the arbitration law but also on the personal mediation of Premier William Stevens
                  1845; a daughter, Louisa, was born in 1847, followed by two sons, George and William. In a move typical of his venturing spirit, Jacob suggested relocating his company closer to the projected line of the
                   Jan. 1873 near Windsor, Ont., second son of William McGregor and Jessie Lathrup Peden; m
                  guarantor) entered into an agreement with the prominent St John’s lawyer William Vallance
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