, Ont.), 10 Jan. 1905. Perth Courier (Perth, Ont.), 26 Jan., 16–30 Aug. 1872; 23 Oct. 1891; 17 March 1899; 14, 28 Aug. 1903; 13 Jan
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
. 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
dispensary Rolph and his second wife had established in 1861. By late 1862, however, he found himself embroiled in conflict with Rolph over its use for clinical education and in March 1863 the 33-year-old
. Confraternities were organized in various places. Bishop Prince, who shared Caouette’s chosen veneration, created a brotherhood in his diocese on 23 March 1858
March 1884; m. there secondly 17 Oct. 1876 Sarah Jane Painter; m
. 23 March 1823 in Aversa (Italy), son of Liborio Carfagnini and Ascenza Ciancarelli; d
March 1864 Margaret Davidson (d. 1913), and they had one son and three daughters; d
Conservative in Bellechasse but was defeated by Télesphore Fournier*. In March the next year he was returned for Quebec in a by-election after
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
CHARLES, WILLIAM, fur trader and HBC employee; b. 5 March 1831 in Edinburgh, son of John Charles and Jane
issues (February 1895 to March 1896), which carried 207 articles by 66 writers, including Arthur
, 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
March 1867 in Montreal Isabella Dimmock, daughter of Charles Dimmock of Brantford, Ont., and they had eight children, of whom two sons and two daughters survived to maturity; d. 5 April
Columbia’s Supreme Court. He accompanied Begbie on his inaugural circuit in March 1859. The first assize in the gold colony, held in the barracks at Fort Langley (near Langley) before a crowd of restive
. 13 March 1818 at Quebec, son of Augustin Côté, a miner, and Louise Letarte; m. there 30 April 1845 Émilie-Caroline Lemieux in
to 23 March 1866. Guérard and Côté were sued for libel in March 1866 by Michael McAvoy of Saint-Roch, who accused them of stating in their pages that he was “in league with the Fenian party.” Less
. L. Neufeld, “The Birtle days of Arctic explorer Hubert Darrell,” Eye-Witness (Birtle), 6 Dec. 1979–30 March 1980; “Hubert Darrell and Arctic furs,” Eye-Witness
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
. 3 March 1828 at Quebec, son of Allison Davie* and Elizabeth Johnson Taylor; m