“pretty well organized,” though lacking a residence for the bishop. He had one designed by John James Browne and constructed next to Christ Church Cathedral in 1871–72
servant, businessman, and politician; b. 20 Jan. 1815 at Batiscan, Lower Canada, son of Joseph Pacaud, a carpenter, navigator, and merchant, and Angélique Brown; m. first 28 July
, 4 Jan. 1938. R. C. Brown, Robert Laird Borden: a biography (2v., Toronto, 1975–80). Canada Lumberman and Woodworker (Toronto), 30 (1910), no.2: 36; 32 (1912), no
supported herself by teaching at Annie Brown’s Boarding and Day School for Girls in Manhattan and at St John’s School in Brooklyn. She also sold her decorative artwork on commission to booksellers
Browne* were also familiar with Plaw’s work.
In the early 1800s Plaw apparently became “discouraged and disappointed in his art” and began to seek
tower stripped of the lantern he had designed for its summit, the building in the end resembled some of the works created by his major competitors, George Browne Post and especially Henry Hobson
into debt and had once boasted that he owed no bank a sixpence. When commissioner of crown lands he turned down offers from George Brown* and
confine himself merely to stirring up the crowd. Along with Thomas Storrow Brown* and André
, 1875). S. F. Wise and R. C. Brown, Canada views the United States: nineteenth-century political attitudes (Seattle, Wash., and London, 1967). H. V. Nelles
Mackenzie* and George Brown. They participated in the final destruction of the Hincks-Morin administration but
1934): 571; no.276 (April 1935): 182–83. Directory, Montreal, 1934. Ont., Dept. of Mines, Annual report, 1935, pt.1: 141, and pt.8: 76–77. L. T. Postle and W. F. Brown
chairman of Bell’s board of directors. His influence endured beyond retirement and death, however, since in the words of a 20th-century historian, he “colonized the company with his protégés.” Lewis Brown
England (London, 1979). T. E. Brown, “Foucault plus twenty: on writing the history of Canadian psychiatry in the 1980s,” Canadian Bull. of Medical Hist. (St John’s), 2 (1985
Ogilvie* in 1760, the Fort Hunter mission had been less closely tended than in the previous decade. Two SPG missionaries, Thomas Browne and Harry Munro, had paid regular visits to the mission, but both
of sailing ships, and Jane Grant; m. there 11 Sept. 1893 Mary Ann Browning, and they had three daughters; d. there 19 Feb. 1922
Canada. Brown Chamberlin, the editor of the Montreal Gazette, the leading English-language Conservative paper, wanted out. Macdonald arranged that Chamberlin would become queen’s printer in Ottawa
Taché*–Macdonald ministry. A week later, however, the Taché–Macdonald–George Brown* coalition was formed; it was committed to the federation
Staël, George Eliot, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, and Christina Rossetti on the “woman question” (in relation to women’s aesthetic and sexual yearnings for transcendence) imply that she was well read. They
.
Cecilia Morgan and Robert Craig Brown
AO, F 24. QUA, Cartwright family
Brown*] to the eve of the elections in the summer of 1867, during which few months the parliaments in Ottawa and London took the steps to adopt the new constitution, the clergy officially kept silent