care not how soon a change is made for something else,” he wrote on 9 March 1863. Knowing his parents’ hopes that he would follow his father’s calling, he mourned his lack of “spiritual
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
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
, “Erastus Wiman: a continentalist replies to Canadian imperialism,” CHR, 53 (1972): 1–20. Elgin Myers, “A Canadian in New York,” Canadian Magazine, 1 (March-October 1893
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
(St John’s), 19 March, 4–5 May 1883; 9, 11 Oct. 1889; 29 April, 6 June 1890; 21 Dec. 1903
papers, box 11, folder 1, doc.24. PANB, MC 288, MS4, petition of A. B. Walker, 1881; MS7/H; RS9, 24 March 1908, A. B. Walker to H. A. McKeown, 2 Dec. 1907
he sat on it as an appointed justice of the peace. In the debate of March 1870 on confederation with Canada he took a rather minor part, urging a cautious but firm approach to negotiations over
. 4 March 1836, probably in Terrebonne county, Lower Canada, son of Octave Villeneuve, a farmer, and Anathalie (Nathalie) Truchon
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
. 26 March 1825 in Normandale, Upper Canada, sixth of the nine children of George Tillson
. 28 March 1836 at Juniper Bank, near Walkerburn, Scotland, son of Robert Thorburn and Alison Grieve; m
difficult times. Probably because of the depression, circulation dropped to 500. In March 1880 there was another change: L. J. Demers et Frère bought the two papers. Tarte became editor-in-chief, and the
*, and they had ten children; d. 15 March 1907 in Ottawa
evidence of the strong intellectual interests of leading Canadian journalists of the time.
W. D. March
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
. 2 March 1843 in Drumcree (Republic of Ireland), son of William Somerset; m
.”
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
politician; b. 13 March 1822 in Richhill, County Armagh (Northern Ireland), son of Patrick Smith; m
.
Advertisements for Smith’s nurseries may be found in the Semi-Weekly Post (St Catharines, [Ont.]), 4 May 1860 and subsequent issues; the Canada Farmer, 2 (1865), 1–15 March; 5