anonymously, “by an officer of the Expeditionary Force,” in Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (Edinburgh and London), 108 (1870): 704–18, and 109 (1871): 48–73, 164–81. The Narrative
from London, he was under the standard five-year labourer’s contract of £17 a year and price concessions at the company’s stores
Privy Council in London.
While Le Soleil, flushed with victory, enjoyed growing support from the public and from advertisers, the
Elizabeth Hutton; m. 24 July 1875 Marion Denison Pender in London, England, and
1855 was ordained in London into the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Canada. Stationed first in Dundas, he preached on many different circuits throughout the 1850s and 1860s. He soon rose to prominence in
, Barrie, and Oshawa, all under the jurisdiction of the mother house in Toronto. In 1871, during her period of office, the community in London (founded in 1868) became independent of Toronto, as the one in
June Dixon and Nunc Wallace, the British bantam- and featherweight champion, fought in London, England. At the end of 18 rounds Wallace’s
the British market. Lastly, they moved their business office in England from Liverpool to London.
All these moves had an immediate effect on the
Newfoundland in 1855. Arrangements for their free passage to the colony were made with Mission House in London by a prominent St John’s merchant and Methodist lay leader, James Johnstone
*] was in London, and official president from 1905 until his death. His appointment to the board of directors was an indication of the growing influence of manufacturers within the institution. This
and politics in Ontario since 1867” (phd thesis, London School of
of Kildare (Republic of Ireland) and of St Joseph’s Academy in London until 1888. From then on he was secretary to the visitors in Manhattanville (New York) and Castletown (Republic of Ireland
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
John Walsh* of London, had sought to include the diocese of Ottawa under the jurisdiction of Toronto. Lynch was of the opinion that the location of
position as cashier (general manager) of a bank. Duncan’s career would follow this pattern of development, which was spreading to banking systems outside Scotland. He joined the London and County Bank in
. 21 Aug. 1827 in Croydon (London), England, son of Henry Dymond; m. June 1852 Helen Susannah Henderson (d. 1896) of London
the Royal Medico-Psychological Association of London. DeWolf returned to Nova Scotia in 1841 to practise medicine in Kentville, and after a brief sojourn in Brigus, Nfld, in 1844, he moved to Halifax
on long-term credit from Adam Hope* of London, then affiliated with Peter* and
Ward became one of Victoria’s most important such merchants, aided by his connection to the London-based Bank of British Columbia through his brother William C. Ward, the local manager. In 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