. S. Brown, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia: a sequel to Campbell’s history (Boston, 1888), 69, 314, 349, 351. J. R. Campbell, A history of the county of Yarmouth, in Nova Scotia (Saint

. du droit (Québec), two of his speeches were published: “Discours de M. Jetté pour la défense,” in Plaidoiries des avocats in re Henriette Brown vs La fabrique de Montréal; refus de

Brown*, and in July the expedition discovered gold at Sooke, about 20 miles from Victoria. There appeared to be “payable diggings,” and, as one Victorian commented, “Everyone here has gone

., 14 Dec. 1815; 1 Feb., 13 June 1816; 23 Oct. 1820; 26 Nov. 1821; 1 Jan. 1824; 11 May 1846. Quebec Mercury, 9 Feb. 1832. Browne’s general law

the Bank of Montreal’s inspector of branches, he was appointed manager of its Montreal office on 8 Dec. 1857. Thomas Brown Anderson

Mowat*, William Caven*, principal of Knox College, and George Brown* of the

question of the seat of government, Laberge agreed to become solicitor general in the cabinet of George Brown and

early that summer he dispatched the Victoire (100 tons) to France with a cargo of dried cod, linseed, pepper, brown sugar, mahogany, and other American produce. The brokerage business, buying and

Grits he had a close ally in George Brown*; the Globe called Laidlaw a prophet and was quick to publish excerpts from “the vigorous

., Hist. mss Commission, Report on American manuscripts in the Royal Institution of Great Britain, [comp. B. F. Stevens, ed. H. J. Brown] (4v., London, 1904

ceased to be a minister on 1 Aug. 1858. The Macdonald–Cartier government was replaced by that of George Brown* and Antoine-Aimé

, arguing with George Brown* on “the advisability of taking an Irish Catholic into the new Cabinet of the Liberal party” being formed by Edward

Hall and Mechanics’ Institute in 1845–46 and stores planned by John George Howard* for A. V. Brown in 1847. Apparently helped in his

the capture of the German troops at Saratoga (Albany, N.Y., 1867). Finally a revised translation, accompanied by an introduction and notes, was prepared by Marvin Luther Brown, Jr., and Marta Huth

Truteau]. In November 1869 in his decision on the suit brought against the parish of Notre-Dame by Guibord’s widow, Henriette Brown, and later by her heir, the Institut, Judge Charles Mondelet

Browning was one of the mainstays of her later years. Shortly after her death Harriet Martineau, a well-known English traveller and author, referred to her as the “accomplished Mrs. Jameson

Brown was a firm supporter. Over the years he continued his commercial work on a commission basis, producing magazine and catalogue illustrations, book decoration (often at the

 June 1826. Royal Gazette (Charlottetown), 16 April 1833. Times (London), 24 Sept. 1856, 27 April 1857. Lucy Brown, The Board of Trade and the free

. . . , ed. L. R. Hafen (10v., Glendale, Calif., 1965–72), 6: 259–76. J. S. H. Brown, Strangers in blood: fur trade company families in Indian country (Vancouver and London, 1980). Ross

seven and for breakfast receive ‘a Labrador chicken,’ the owner’s term for a herring and a large hunk of brown bread. The floors are swept, then covered with sawdust again, [and] sprinkled with chloride