1915. From 1905 to 1923 she taught English literature and Bible studies at what would become known as Tsuda College in Tokyo, a private Christian girls’ school founded by the celebrated women’s education

Williamson*. A Presbyterian minister and professor at Queen’s College, Williamson imparted to Hugh a ritual anti-Catholicism and he instilled in him a streak of intolerance which was missing in his father

in 1857 entered the College of Bytown in Ottawa [see Joseph-Henri Tabaret*]. After three years there he completed three years

, John J. Mackenzie was educated at St Thomas Collegiate Institute. Through “great sacrifice” by his father, in 1882 he entered University College in Toronto, where he soon came “under the spell

. At the time of his death Maclaren’s estate was estimated in an obituary at five million dollars. Under the terms of his will, Maclaren, a staunch Presbyterian, left $20,000 to Manitoba College [see

profession and North America as his home. He was educated at the Aberdeen Grammar School and in medicine at Marischal College, University of Aberdeen. After graduate studies at Leipzig and Cambridge and a

bishop,” and even a college: none other than Nicolet. The creation of the diocese of Sherbrooke in 1874 did not fit with the colonizing missionary’s plans

College, a former Methodist seminary that had the power to grant university degrees, in Belleville. There Merchant went to grammar school and then earned a ba (1878) and an

 close. After graduation from McGill College (md, cm 1881), Frank H. Mewburn served for a

senior department (later the staff college) of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, suggests a serious interest in his profession. From 1835 to 1840 he was aide-de-camp to his uncle, General Sir

Ireland), son of Michael Minehan and Hanna Skehan; d. 30 Dec. 1930 in Toronto. Lancelot Minehan attended All Hallows College in Dublin

served as a director of Bishop Ridley College in St Catharines, Ont., and in the 1890s as vice-president and president of Havergal Ladies’ College in Toronto. Within his family, he had become the

Catholic St Dunstan’s College, he was assigned the task of examining candidates for teaching licences. Murray took on a central role in resisting Catholic demands for revising educational policies and

University in Toronto in 1892. He obtained a ba in 1896, and before long began to lecture at Woodstock College and minister to the Baptist church in Tilsonburg (Tillsonburg). He

 Edmonton. Charles Coursolles McCaul came from a distinguished family: his father was president of University College in Toronto and his mother was a

particularly his mother’s family. His early years – what little is known of them – were much as might be expected. After attending the College of St Mary, in Winchester, England, he entered

. In 1917 Sister Francesca was awarded an honorary ma from St Francis Xavier College in Antigonish, N.S., in recognition of the “distinguished services of her order in

. J. A. J. McKenna attended St Patrick’s School and St Dunstan’s College, educational institutions for Catholics in his home town. He worked briefly for the Prince Edward Island

Canada in 1840. The family moved to Manitoba in 1873 when George received a position as a land surveyor. Educated at Winnipeg’s Collège de Saint-Boniface and Manitoba College, McPhillips decided to pursue

Neilson and her son Fred Harry Morden attended the dairy school at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. That same year, in Toronto, Walter Edward Hart