Farmer, a weekly devoted to agricultural improvement, science, and literature. The following year McDougall merged it with William Graham

Jameses (1927), a humorous and affectionate tribute to the four worst poets of Canada writing in English. John Lennox

Halifax’s city hall (1889), a house near Baddeck for Alexander Graham Bell* (1893), the administration building of the Presbyterian College

Rosegill, near Dunnett, Scotland, son of Traill Shearer and Christian Simpson; m. 23 June 1848 Eliza Graham of Montreal, and they had five daughters and three sons; d. there 13 Sept. 1906

Presbyterian Church in Canada (2nd ed., [Toronto, 1987]). H. [M.] Neatby and F. W. Gibson, Queen’s University, ed. F. W. Gibson and Roger Graham (2v., Kingston and Montreal, 1978–83

, and in the event his most far-reaching, involvement was in steel making. In 1882 the Nova Scotia Steel Company was formed at New Glasgow by Graham

New Brunswick and their times was published posthumously in monograph form ([Saint John, 1907]), and has been reprinted with an introduction by David Graham Bell (Fredericton, 1983 [actually

supported him for the vacant post of minister of the interior and to fill the bill for a cabinet member from eastern Ontario. The prime minister, however, opted for John Graham

same year Diamond Glass took over the Nova Scotia Glass Company of New Glasgow, N.S. [see Harvey Graham