Board of Health. Thanks to his overtures to Archbishop Cornelius O’Brien, the Halifax Infirmary was

of manners, and, above all, his support of the Acadians’ efforts to better their position. In 1883, when Bishop Cornelius

. A later biographer of Jacobi’s, William Robinson Watson, speculated that in 1855 he met the painter Cornelius Krieghoff*, who had

MacDonald became increasingly discouraged. In 1879 the board of governors elected Cornelius O’Brien, a former head

O’BRIEN, CORNELIUS, Roman Catholic priest, archbishop, and author; b. 4 May

and three francophones. In 1899 the New Brunswick-born Thomas Francis Barry was appointed his coadjutor with right of succession. The archbishop of Halifax, Cornelius O’Brien, nudged Rogers towards full