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                  . 1864 he entered the Clerics of St Viator. In March Father Beaudry began what would be a long career at the Collège Joliette, with which he soon
                  . 23 March 1823 in Aversa (Italy), son of Liborio Carfagnini and Ascenza Ciancarelli; d
                  and the bishopric. Lewis was not consecrated until March 1862. Lewis’s initial difficulty in reconciling diocesan policy to the expectations
                  Cahan*, a former Conservative house leader and close business associate. Despite his second consecutive defeat, he did not step down as leader, and in March 1904 he became president of the newly
                  did not enter the assembly until after the election of 1906. In March 1907 he made his final move, to the more senior positions of attorney general and commissioner of crown lands. As a minister
                   
                  secular socialists who were beginning to appear in late–19th-century Canada, Wrigley probably spoke for many reform groups when he set out his position in an editorial of 11 March 1899 in Citizen
                  Arichat. His administrative abilities had, however, been recognized in March 1870, when thanks to MacKinnon’s recommendation he was appointed coadjutor with the right of succession. In addition, he served
                  . 13 March 1818 at Quebec, son of Augustin Côté, a miner, and Louise Letarte; m. there 30 April 1845 Émilie-Caroline Lemieux in
                  George-Étienne Cartier*. Called to the bar on 2 March 1857, he went into partnership with his friends Hector
                  .” Harriet Smith died at the Grange on 9 Sept. 1909. The following March the old man slipped and broke his thigh. He died on 7 June 1910 and was buried in St James cemetery. The Grange, which
                  recognized as intense ambition. Instead, Canada, a great but lesser appointment, was given him in March 1872. Dufferin would continue to have his eye on the Indian prize in the years that followed
                  in the provincial election of March 1898. Refusing to resign – he had been an mla for almost 20 years – he successfully challenged Calder’s election in the
                  commission on American industrial schools for native children. His report, submitted on 14 March, recommended similar experiments in Canada. While he badgered Macdonald to “do the square thing” by
                  newspaper of Henri Rochefort. From 17 Sept. 1868 to 18 March 1869, he wrote every week, on his own, some 15 vitriolic pages into which all his rage and his wit were poured. He had absolute
                   
                  and Empire, 17 March 1898. Daily Times
                  . 1927. Montreal Daily Herald, 23 Feb. 1901. Northwest News (Grand Forks), 21 March 1891. Allgemeines
                  between Canada and Britain set a rate amounting to little more than half that of the old contract. Mowat left office on 21 March 1864, when
                  . 7 July 1853 Anne Ardagh in Shanty Bay, Upper Canada; they had no children; d. 18 March 1909 in Barrie
                  wrote to Le Moine in March 1897, “to an abridged – ‘cheap
                  Royal was elected by acclamation for St François Xavier West, and when the assembly met in March 1871 he was unanimously chosen speaker. A year later he became provincial secretary. Having resigned
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