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Settled near the St Lawrence in the former presbytery of the curé of Berthier (Berthier-sur-Mer), Angers could have lived out his life on the bench, dividing his leisure between reading and his passion
., 12 (1918), proc.: x–xiv. Scottish Geog. Magazine (Edinburgh), 33 (1917): 366–67. W. A. Waiser, The field naturalist: John Macoun, the Geological Survey, and natural
publication in 1865. Next he went to Montreal and worked briefly for John Lovell* and
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Beginning as a student, Bishop had published poetry, travel accounts, and fiction in periodicals as varied as the Messenger and Visitor (Saint John), the Maritime Baptist (Saint John
Wilson* in challenging the constitutionality of the “double shuffle” in the Conservative cabinet of George-Étienne Cartier* and John
.
In 1872 Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald* offered the young but accomplished Blake the position of junior vice
, son of John Blue, a farmer, and Mary McTavish; m. first 11 Feb. 1869 Mary Black of Yarmouth Township, Ont., and they had two sons; m. secondly 5 June 1883 Elizabeth Amelia Brabant in
the speakership under the Conservative governments of Joseph-Alfred Mousseau*, John Jones
. 27 Dec. 1823 in Rickinghall, England, son of John Bowell and Elizabeth Marshall; m. 23
proficient as a teacher. He was able to read, write, and speak English, French, Gaelic, Latin, and Greek as well as teach calculus. Such was his interest in calculus that he corresponded with professors of
BRANT-SERO, JOHN OJIJATEKHA (baptized John Sero, rebaptized John Brant-Sero; his Mohawk name
BROWN, JOHN GEORGE, known as Kootenai Brown, prospector, frontiersman, and park superintendent; b
a voluntary basis as examiner in reading and elocution for the provincial Normal School at Saint John and as a lecturer at teachers’ institutes. These efforts won him praise, in the Mount Allison
Upper Canada to a modest farm near Baltimore with their two sons, Nathanael and John, and Anne’s parents
daughter of a shoemaker from the north of England who came to New Brunswick around 1819, was well read in religious matters and provided constant instruction and some solace for her son, the youngest of her
CAMPBELL, JOHN GEORGE EDWARD HENRY DOUGLAS SUTHERLAND, Marquess of LORNE and 9th Duke of ARGYLL
. 10 Nov. 1835 in Baie Verte, N.B., fourth of the nine children of John Carey and Caroline Chappell; m
practise law, but John was not inclined to book learning; he later admitted that he had read only a single book in its entirety.
Carling would be regarded