which George Brown* was secretary investigated charges of maladministration, corruption, and brutality towards inmates at the prison. A series of

, Pattison Brown, a sister of Colonel Andrew Brown of Londonderry (Northern Ireland); she was described as a “learned lady” who read “Latin, French, Italian and Greek and Hebrew with great fluency

keep the seat out of the hands of a government not dedicated to rep by pop. Like George Brown

Winslow*’s journal from the Massachusetts Historical Society and material relating to the Acadians in the papers of the Reverend Andrew Brown* in

. Beaty’s impeccable reform credentials and his “bosom” friendship with Hincks (as George Brown* described it to Robert

building in Kingston and St Mary Magdalene Church in Napanee. In 1841 George Browne* came to Kingston as government architect. Cartwright

’s editor, George Brown*, the Upper Canadian Reform leader, he moved into the ranks of the Reform party. Brown gave him an important

competition from another rising Toronto Reform paper, the Globe, founded by George Brown* in 1844. Moreover, this ably managed journal had the

alderman, Mowat attended a political convention organized by George Brown* and was appointed to the central committee of the Reform Alliance formed

Brown. The severity of Carfagnini’s authoritarian measures can partly be explained by his isolation from the Irish and local clergy. His support was

Browne, daughter of John Cave Browne of Stretton, England. The social connections of his spouse probably aided the school mission project he would begin two years later. When he retired from the

Nelson* perform an operation on him. According to Thomas Storrow Brown*, David’s open-handed charity led the poor to

by William Brown* of the Quebec Gazette to prepare a suit for debt against Brown’s partner, Thomas

himself as a leading opponent of the Reform ministry. With the support of another Reformer, Edward Lothrop Brown of Horton Township, Killam played an important role in helping the Tories defeat Howe’s

establish a Montagnais Christian community on firm human foundations. As early as 1767 he had William Brown and Thomas

Brown* in contesting, unsuccessfully, the legality of the “double shuffle” performed by John A. Macdonald

out, Marchesseault was one of the first to take up arms. On 18 Nov. 1837, with the help of Thomas Storrow Brown*, Henri

bylaw are especially interesting. In February the initiative to grant the bonus had come from John M. Browning, chair of the finance committee of Vancouver City Council and also a land commissioner

to make common cause with George-Étienne Cartier* in Canada East; George Brown

Wiman*. George Brown*, publisher of the Globe, hired Robertson in 1865 as city