world” first appeared in monthly instalments in Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine (New York and London), September 1899–March 1900, and was then published in monograph form (New York

, Ont. John Campbell’s family moved to London, England, in the early 1840s when his father became an agent there for the publishing firm

as priest at Newtownbutler in County Fermanagh. These were bad times in Ireland because of the Great Famine and Lewis’s mother emigrated to Canada in 1848, settling near London. The next year Lewis

 885). Canadian White Ribbon Tidings (London, Ont.), 1 Oct. 1909: 1508 (mfm. in AO, F

Roehampton, near London, England. O’Bryan returned to Canada in the spring of 1892 and then spent four years preaching across the country, in

. 27 Feb. 1830 in London, England, son of William Wood and Anne Aston Key; d. unmarried 26

suffer another set-back, perhaps of greater magnitude: the ship transporting approximately two hundred of his works for exhibition in Toronto, Hamilton, and London sank off Île d’Anticosti on 8

matters such as the abolition of the Legislative Council, he did not hide his imperialist sentiments. As a fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute of London, he could conceive of Canada’s future and progress

. 1 April 1859 in Battersea (London), England, daughter of John Louis Kinton and Sarah Curtis Mackie; d

London in 1854, for example, a feat that required travel by steamer to Hamilton and thence by rail to London. Throughout the 1860s Miller was one of the most aggressive breeders, importers, exhibitors, and

. . . (Winnipeg, 1893); “The proposed new route from British North America,” Westminster Rev. (New York and London), 144 (July–December 1895): 178–92; “How to consolidate the empire,” Empire Rev

were baptized in the Mountain Street church. A year later he became secretary of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Montreal. Founded in 1844 in London, England, by George Williams, the YMCA sought

. there 5 Aug. 1907. Artemas Wyman Sawyer was educated first at New London Academy and Dartmouth College (ba

 June 1834 in Boston, eldest son of William Henry Whiteley and Ann Maria Kelson; m. 9 Feb. 1859 Louisa Ann Thompson in London, England

disadvantages of the imperial connection, and the advantages that might result from annexation to the United States. His comments were probably designed only to remind London of the colony’s dissatisfaction. In

London is unsupported by university records. In 1865 Davin joined the Irish exodus to London in search of opportunity. He entered the Middle

the British market. Lastly, they moved their business office in England from Liverpool to London. All these moves had an immediate effect on the

. Chapleau was then endeavouring to convince the federal government that it would also benefit by using the “Quebec” representative in Paris. Clearly the matter was complicated. What would London say? Although

 1842. In April 1844 Gwynne went to England to study in the chambers of John Rolt, a rising equity practitioner. His sojourn in London

(London). His first affiliation with the lodge system also occurred during his university days: in October 1865 he joined the masonic order