liberalism by not supporting the rights of Roman Catholics. Alexander Reford

The Robert Meighen papers in the Robert Reford Company Limited Arch. (Montreal) consist of letters, documents, and other materials relating to his estate; they also include several files concerning his

, receiving four scholarships from the society. In 1866 he produced, with his future brother-in-law Robert Sullivan, A handy book of commercial law for Upper Canada (Toronto). Moss was called to the

in 1906–7 on King Street, west of Toronto’s theatre district. Determined to provide a modern centre for the performing arts, in 1905 he had formed a syndicate with Robert Alexander Smith, a broker

REFORD, ROBERT WILSON, businessman and philanthropist; b. 3 Aug. 1831 in

Andrew* Allan, Edwin Henry King*, and Robert James Reekie in the Canada Rolling Stock Company