representatives of the British and Canadian book trades, such as John Ross Robertson. A bill was agreed upon, but it

. Farrer apparently came to Canada from New York in 1870 and worked for a time on John Ross Robertson’s

Ross] and where he participated in the great strike of 1909–10, an unsuccessful effort by the United Mine Workers of America to obtain union recognition. In 1910 he moved to Michel, B.C., the

Van Horne, James Ross, and Herbert Samuel Holt*. Lash was

Philip Dansken Ross*, editor and owner of the Ottawa Evening Journal

Ross to delve into a far more unsavoury episode of political corruption, the Gamey affair. The province also called upon Falconbridge to head inquiries, first in 1902, into disputes between

of 1878. Based in part on the work of a select committee chaired by George William Ross, which reported

McKenna, James Hamilton Ross*, and Father Albert

Dalhousie College in 1863 [see James Ross*], he appointed Theodore Harding

buried in Ross Bay Cemetery. His widow returned to England where she died in 1936. Edgar Dewdney was an accomplished engineer, an indifferent