produce their diplomas and appear before the Medical Board. Since he had no diploma (or had lost it), the examiners made Laterrière return to his books, which led him to register at Harvard College in

Reynolds and Richard Brompton; the latter hangs in the Painted Hall at Greenwich Naval College, London. PAC, MG 18, M, ser.1, 21. PANL, GN2/1

education. In 1786 he entered St Isidore’s College, Rome, to complete his studies for the priesthood. He remained there as lecturer in philosophy until 1794, when he returned to the Wexford friary. There

lld from the College of Ottawa. Politically, from the late 1880s, he acted as the main channel between the new Liberal leader, Wilfrid

which McGill College was to be built [see François Desrivières]. He was a principal founder seven

 Aloysius Academy in Milwaukee. He also studied for several months at the Spencerian Business College in that city before entering the service of the Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad at age 16. He

Dalhousie College. To express local feelings of pride and triumph engendered by the war the Nova Scotia House of Assembly voted Sherbrooke £1,000 for the purchase of a piece

on John Fitzwilliam. Young Stairs was educated at the Reverend James Woods’s school and Dalhousie College, attending the latter as an “occasional student” from 1865 to 1867. On reaching his

, was educated at Central Academy in Charlottetown and at St Dunstan’s College. He completed his law apprenticeship under Joseph Hensley

. 1845 Chloe Sweeting Langford, and they had five daughters; d. 28 April 1893 in Winnipeg. After graduation in 1838 from Hamilton College

struggles that marked Trudel’s eventful career as a militant Ultramontane. In his college years young Trudel had already pitted himself against the editors

Radford College-School in Devon. When he left school, Trutch was apprenticed to Sir John Rennie, a prominent British engineer, and worked on the Great Northern and Great Western railways. His thoughts

Selkirk College Library (Castlegar, B.C.), the Tarasoff photo coll. on Doukhobor hist. with an annotated user guide at the BCA, and the Doukhobor coll. at Simon Fraser Univ. Library, Special Coll. and Rare

advertisement in the Album des églises de la province de Québec (Montréal) indicates, the firm had completed numerous major projects in churches, convents, and colleges, not only in Quebec but also in

and the young George, after completing his schooling, went to McGill College in Montreal. He read law with John Rose*, and was called to the bars

, about 1777. Walker entered Trinity College, Dublin, in 1678, but failed to complete the course, and subsequently joined the navy. Little is known of his

1820 in Halifax, N.S., leaving one legitimate and one illegitimate son. After an uneventful career at Harvard College, where he graduated

Massachusetts. After graduating from Harvard College in 1765, Winslow began to follow in his father’s footsteps as a local official in Plymouth, and served as naval officer, registrar of wills, and clerk of the

. While working with the Seigneurial Commission Würtele enrolled in the two-year program of the law faculty at McGill College. He graduated second in his class in 1863 and received a

; d. there 24 Oct. 1939. Henry Esson Young was educated at Queen’s College (ba, 1883) in Kingston, Ont