Howland. His presence would continue Ontario Reform representation while William McDougall was in

of William Pearce Howland of Lambton Mills (Etobicoke). He next opened his own grain business and

treacherous Allegheny River, an outcome that delighted his supporters, who had bet upwards of $300,000. In 1879 he captured the English championship, beating William Elliott by 11

HENDRIE, WILLIAM, businessman and horse-breeder; b

. there 28 Jan. 1902. In 1840 Henry Stark Howland left New York State and joined his elder brother William

HOWLAND, Sir WILLIAM PEARCE, businessman, politician, and office holder; b

. Charles continued his father’s office and in 1907 formed a partnership with one of Langley’s former students, William Ford Howland. Henry Langley was buried in the Necropolis, for which he had designed the

was defeated in January 1886 by a reform and temperance candidate, William Holmes Howland*. Manning’s presidency of the Toronto

rights” agitation [see William Caven; D’Alton

passed he advised Lieutenant Governor William Pearce Howland to reserve them for consideration by the

prominent members of the evangelical churches, among them William Holmes Howland*. The PAA, however, remained provincial in its orientation

William Pearce Howland remained. In 1866 McDougall chaired a commission to open trade relations with the

Ottawa occasioned by the resignation of prominent Roman Catholic politician Richard William Scott*. A nomination meeting chose O’Donoghue

Sir William Pearce Howland assembled to tender a counter-offer for the transcontinental railway

1877 by William Holmes Howland*. The financial success of Sandham’s enterprises made him sufficiently well-to-do that after a few years

*, Casimir Stanislaus Gzowski*, William Holmes Howland*, and Daniel

, precipitating three days of violence. Despite the support of Mayor William Holmes Howland* and all of Toronto’s major dailies for the workers

mayor William Holmes Howland* ended abruptly when Steiner claimed, reasonably, that cuts would only lead to more unlicensed outlets and

Howland Avenue, where the bishop’s residence was also located. Sweatman was reserved in temperament and tall and dignified in stature. In speech he had a