entered Oriel College, University of Oxford, on 3 Dec. 1782, graduating with a ba in 1786 and an ma in 1789. He was called to the bar

. The plans which Ewart apparently provided for Upper Canada College, built at York in 1829–30, are lost. His last known commission, a complex of three pavilions named after William

County Donegal) or in England, and he was reported to have received his early education at a seminary in Maynooth near Dublin or at Stonyhurst College in England. He was commonly assumed to have trained

Truro, asked her to be his wife and accompany him to do missionary work in Asia. After studies at the Woman’s Medical College in Philadelphia, she was married and in October 1873 she and her husband

’ Cathedral. Trinity College, Toronto, conferred an honorary dcl upon Fauquier the following year. Immediately after his consecration he left for Collingwood and, travelling by

theatre collection of Harvard College Library, comp. L. A. Hall (4v., Cambridge, Mass., 1930–34). The Marie Burroughs art portfolio of stage celebrities . . . (Chicago, 1894

incorporator in 1883 of the New Brunswick Baptist Education Society and in 1884 of the Union Baptist Education Society. In 1877, after a destructive fire at the building housing Acadia College and Horton Academy

“of not declaring in favour of the constitution [Unigenitus]”), for the ethics “of the most abominable sort” which they allowed to be taught in their Quebec college, and for the little zeal

Sigmund* was Frankel’s compatriot and competitor in the steel industry. Leo and Lena enrolled their children in the elite private school Upper Canada College, an Anglican institution. Another mark of

denominational colleges. Indeed Fraser’s main political thrust involved support for education, especially state aid for schools in the Eastern District. Many local schools benefited greatly from these efforts

. Fraser’s contribution to the welfare of the blind was significant and he received many tributes, including honorary degrees from King’s College in Windsor and Dalhousie University in Halifax and special

”: www.ancestraldigs.com/SHIPS/shipVikingPt1.htm (consulted 11 Feb. 2013). W. [T.] Grenfell, Forty years for Labrador (Boston, 1932). History of the class of 1926, Yale College …, ed. O

forebears, he was determined not to be a farmer. After finishing public school and a course in business college, he worked for his brother William M., a dispensing chemist in Brockville. He soon achieved

admission to the École Polytechnique in Montreal or the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston, Ont., or to write the examinations leading to admission into the professional bodies of technical fields

lld that year by Mount Allison College in Sackville, N.B., and in 1918 he was made a knight bachelor. Gage was much sought after

Galt was educated at Bishop’s College in Lennoxville, Lower Canada, and then at Harrow, England, and Tours, France. In the late 1860s he visited several European capitals, meeting many of his father’s

. Édouard-Burroughs Garneau studied at the Académie Commerciale de Québec, the Quebec High School, and Eastman’s National Business College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; then, in 1875, he began an apprenticeship in

Too much college or education eating up life: with kindred essays in education and humour (New York, 1939), 241–55. S. F. Wise and D. [M.] Fisher, Canada’s sporting heroes (Don

highly esteemed member of the Montreal business community. About 1869 he had acquired Braeside, a mansion on McTavish Street, high on the slope of the mountain near McGill College, which commanded a superb

. Gerrish had entered Harvard College in 1758, graduating as an ab with the class of 1762. He was a school teacher for several years in settlements along the upper Connecticut