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                  rank. During Hamel’s term two delicate and important problems were debated in public: the matter of the Jesuit estates, which had been confiscated by the British government upon the death in March
                   
                  Hartt*, and Theodore Harding Rand*. In March 1855 Higgins and 61 others were baptized by President Cramp
                   
                  transportation system. The lack of a connection between the railways was again brought to notice, and early in 1881 Jones travelled to Ottawa seeking funds for a project which would join them. In March he was one
                   Man. In March 1864 Bishop Edward Feild* of Newfoundland issued an appeal in
                   
                  October 1900 to June 1901. PARO, Acc.3373 (mfm.). Charlottetown Herald, 30 March 1887; 13–14 Aug. 1889; 17
                  . 21 March 1820 in Harbour Grace, Nfld, eldest son of Peter Rogerson and Amelia Palmer; m
                   
                  Township, Upper Canada, only child of Willet W. Casey and Sarah Melissa Farley; m. 4 March 1857 Anne Empey, and they had five daughters and a son; d. 10 April 1903 in Napanee
                   
                  . 3 March 1828 at Quebec, son of Allison Davie* and Elizabeth Johnson Taylor; m
                   
                  * to request his resignation in March 1883. Grahame acceded in April, though his letter of resignation was not accepted until June 1884, when a replacement, Joseph Wrigley, was found. Despite
                  , dit Clément, and Adéline Lauzon; d. 1 March 1904 in the Ottawa General Hospital and was buried 5 March in Saint-Lin, Que
                  Poutré*], and poems, which appeared in periodicals, in the albums of upper-class young ladies, and in a collection entitled Mes loisirs; poesies, published at Quebec in March
                  Reform party formed the Patriotic Association expressly to embarrass the new government by beating the patriotic drum. The occasion was the signature of an Anglo-French modus vivendi in March 1890
                  March 1901 the member for Chambly had the fee schedule for the Province of Quebec Association of Architects ratified by an order in council, to the satisfaction of his colleagues. Encouraged by this
                  , 60 (November 1922–April 1923): 295–305. Books and Notions (Toronto), 8 (March
                   
                  agent; b. 29 June 1829 in Norwich, England, eldest son of John Jessop and Mary Phillipps; m. 30 March 1868 Margaret (Meta) Faucette in Victoria; they had one adopted daughter, Jessie
                  lavish government contracts both at Quebec and at Ottawa, was in trouble. Le National of Montreal had ceased publication in 1879 and L’Éclaireur of Quebec in March 1880
                  , 5515, 6124, 6541, 6567, 6824, 8316, 9234, 10388, 10473, 11003, 11044, 11375 (mfm. at AO). Daily Courier (Brantford), 1 March 1901. Daily Expositor (Brantford), 2 March
                   
                  and his brother Alphonse-Eugène, who had both been accountants with the paper for at least five years and who in March founded L. J. Demers et Frère. Tarte and Desjardins stayed on, however, as the
                  in the new anglophone riding of Montreal, Division No.5, and won again on 8 March 1892 with more than two-thirds of the votes. After
                   63, A-1, box 230, file 6598, Landor to Langmuir, 19 March, 24 July 1876; Langmuir to Lett, 9 Jan., 25 April 1877; Bucke to Langmuir, 29 March 1877; RG 80-5, no.1874-001307
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