Congregation of Propaganda; in March 1872 Pelletier even accused the bishop of providing him with only an abbreviated version of the reply and committing “errors that are not wholly unintentional
company for Saint John’s only refinery.
In March 1865 Dustan, armed with a letter of introduction from Premier Samuel Leonard
PANS). Colonial Empire (Saint John), 14–28 March 1861. Daily Tribune (Saint John), 15, 17 Jan. 1872. Nation (Toronto), 6 Aug. 1874. Saint John
-election in March 1905, which Peters won by acclamation, that he returned to office.
In the social, sporting, and legal circles in which he moved, he
; container 373, Jack to Leland, 17, 29 Dec. 1883; 18 March, 16 April 1884. NA, RG 31, C1, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891, St Mary’s
provisional appointment of 20 November as lieutenant-colonel commanding was confirmed on 25 March 1892. At Fraser’s suggestion the unit chose kilts of Davidson tartan in his honour
to the enemy.”
Turcotte occupied the speaker’s chair from 4 June 1878 to 8 March 1882. During the six-week session of 1878, a
edifice was completed in March 1861, and for the first time since its establishment the mission had a name, St John the Evangelist. Weekly and daily choral services were begun. The ceremony of the
. 28 March 1852 in Ash, near Rochester, Kent, England, second son of Joseph Flitcroft Fletcher and Mary Ann Hayward; m
mondial (Montréal, 1972), which includes almost all of his series on the rebellion of 1837, and in G. F. G. Stanley, “The man who sketched the great march,” Men in scarlet, ed. H
. 26 March 1825 in Normandale, Upper Canada, sixth of the nine children of George Tillson
(St John’s), 19 March, 4–5 May 1883; 9, 11 Oct. 1889; 29 April, 6 June 1890; 21 Dec. 1903
(Sally) Cook, and they had six daughters and five sons; d. 19 March 1902 in Winnipeg and was buried in St John’s cemetery.
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Once more, Ross’s term of office was relatively short-lived. On 2 March 1878 the lieutenant governor, Luc Letellier* de Saint
194/208–10, 194/220; CO 537/120. Courier (St John’s), 17 March 1860; 30 Jan
provinces. The letters were sometimes accompanied by editorial comment; on 7 March Bourinot was described as “our well-informed and observant correspondent.” During this period his interest in the
teachers, both male and female.
On 22 March 1876 the new Council of Public Instruction held its first meeting with Ouimet in the chair. The
. 25 March 1838 in Kilhampton, England, son of Thomas Greenway and Elizabeth Heard; m
, politician, and author; b. 24 March 1848 in Saint-Joseph-de-Lanoraie (Lanoraie), Lower Canada, son of
. Negotiations for an amalgamation with McGill began, and on 7 March 1905 an agreement was reached in Campbell’s absence. Personal tragedy struck again in April, when Campbell’s other son, Francis