Science and technology biblio. (Richardson and MacDonald). Boyle’s earliest publication, “On the local geology of Elora,” appeared in 1875 as

American architect Henry Hobson Richardson; Trinity Methodist Church (now Trinity-St Paul’s United) of 1887–89, with an impressive interior defined by four giant arches beneath a lantern roof; and

Richardson*, and of the superintendent of education for Upper Canada, Egerton Ryerson*, it prospered modestly. Its survival owed much to

of James Croil and — Richardson; m. 8 June 1847, in Halifax, Christina Elizabeth Richardson, sister of the wife of his elder brother William Richardson Croil, and they had five children, two

became the basis of the Manitoba Grain Act of 1900. Despite the efforts of Douglas and other prairie mps, notably Robert Lorne Richardson

of all, Carter was unable to find the route across the Richardson Mountains. Nine days were wasted searching for it. With supplies dwindling, Fitzgerald reluctantly had to admit defeat and return to

Science and technology biblio. (Richardson and MacDonald) and in CIHM

. The main building, designed by A. H. Kelsey of the Providence, R.I., firm of Lockwood and Green, has been described by A. J. H. Richardson as being “architecturally more than just a very

and technology biblio. (Richardson and MacDonald). A four-page (900-word) handwritten autobiography by Hay, dated February 1905, is

. (Richardson and MacDonald) lists 12 of her 17 reports in the Montreal Horticultural Soc. and Fruit Growers’ Assoc. of the Province of Quebec, Report, 1877–90, along with nine articles in the

and eugenics, took over Kaufman Rubber. Lynn E. Richardson

French editions, have been made available on microfiche by the CIHM and are listed in its Reg. A number of additional items appear in Science and technology biblio. (Richardson and

. (Ottawa), appear in Science and technology biblio. (Richardson and MacDonald). His only noteworthy contribution to astronomical literature, however, is “Determination of the orbits of spectroscopic

. 1894 at Quebec, son of William Learmonth, a stenographer, and Martha Jane Richardson; d. 19 Aug. 1917 in France

), sect.iii: 43–54. Several additional publications are listed in Science and technology biblio. (Richardson and MacDonald

Science and technology biblio. (Richardson and MacDonald). Merritt is also the author of Memoirs of Major Thomas Merritt, U.E.L. . . . (Brampton, Ont., [1909?]) and

. (Richardson and MacDonald). No MacGregor papers have as yet been discovered, but there is correspondence from him in both the A. McK. MacMechan

RICHARDSON, GEORGE TAYLOR, athlete, merchant, and militia and army officer; b

RICHARDSON, JAMES CLELAND, bagpiper and soldier; b