De Cosmos], which passed resolutions favouring confederation and responsible government, and the same year he was re-elected to the Legislative Council by acclamation. When the new

 Edward* Augustus, the fourth son of George III. He shared with the prince an enthusiasm for music and made himself useful by accompanying Edward and Mme de Saint-Laurent

the Séminaire de Saint-Sulpice in Montreal. Having been accepted by Bishop Armand-François-Marie de

Testard* Louvigny de Montigny, a member of the district land board present at the treaty negotiations, McKee denied that this exemption had been intended. McKee was himself a major landowner in the area

(Cruikshank). De-he-wamis: or, a narrative of the life of Mary Jemison: otherwise called the White Woman . . . , ed. J. E. Seaver (Batavia, N.Y., 1842). “Grants of crown

Continental Congress to send military assistance for a projected rising. When help did not come and with arrest imminent, on 3 Aug. 1776 Allan left his wife and five children at his Upper Point de

-Dame-de-Grâce ward. Completed two years later, Trinity Anglican Memorial Church was his monument to the soldiers of the First World War. For the rest of his life Almond maintained close ties with

, Les instituteurs laïques. André Lefebvre, La “Montreal Gazette” et le nationalisme canadien (1835–1842) (Montréal, 1970). J.-E. Roy, Hist. de Lauzon, 4: 59. G. L

​ in January 1919. Two others followed: the Military Order of Aviz from the Portuguese in October 1919 and the Ordre de la Couronne from the Belgians in May 1920

. 1823; 17 May 1824; 22 Aug. 1831; 9 Nov. 1832; 22 May 1837; 21 July 1843. Caron, “Inv. des doc. relatifs aux événements de 1837 et 1838,” ANQ Rapport, 1925–26: 313

, Laurestine Marie Marshall d’Avray, only child of Joseph Marshall* de Brett Maréchal, Baron d’Avray, and they had five sons and two

, Captain Oliver Hazard Perry, was able to construct, arm, and man enough vessels with regular seamen to overcome Barclay’s edge in numbers of ships, guns, and crews. The refusal of Major-General Francis de

education, and showed great promise. During the 1825–26 season he was at Red River and Fort Bas de la Rivière (Man.), and in 1826 he was transferred to the Columbia District to help Æmilius

exuded charm and joie de vivre. Veteran party organizer and newspaperman Arthur Rutherford

Young*, better known by his nom de plume, Agricola, who traded “on the line” at the captured port of Castine (Maine) during the War of 1812. There is good reason to believe that Black, like

Blackadar* and his second wife, Sophia Coleman; m. there 16 Sept. 1875 Jessie Smith, niece of Amor De Cosmos*, and they had two

the last six years of his life he was involved in the construction and management of commercial and residential buildings in downtown Montreal, Westmount, and Notre-Dame-de-Grâce ward (including

; 37 (1909–10): 560–61. Joseph Papineau, “Correspondance de Joseph Papineau (1793–1840),” Fernand Ouellet, édit., ANQ Rapport, 1951–53: 186–90. [Z. M.] Pike, “Pike’s explorations in

.” All but two of the French ships under Comte Dubois de La Motte [Cahideuc], slipped past the

Bourinot et la présence de la France au Canada atlantique au XIXe siècle,” in Essays in French colonial history: proceedings of the 21st annual meeting of the French

Ferrie Bown would claim that a signatory to the Magna Carta, Henry de Bohun, Earl of Hereford, was his ancestor. Raised in Brantford, Bown joined the militia as a teenager, serving as a private in the

Brew joined the volunteer British Legion which left England under George de Lacy Evans in 1835 to fight in the Carlist wars. After recovering from severe wounds, he entered the Royal Irish Constabulary

mécanismes de crédit et la croissance économique dune communauté d’affaires,” 283–84, 306, 390–91, 394. Bradstreet commercial report, 1862–64, 1867, 1871–73, 1875, 1878–81, 1883, 1885, 1887–89, 1891

De Montmollin* as the French-language assistant requested by Quebec’s Protestants since 1761. Carleton took advantage of Brooke’s departure

as colonial aide-de-camp to the governor with the rank of lieutenant-colonel in the militia. However, Brooking’s concerns were more serious than

seigneurial rights held by the Séminaire de Saint-Sulpice. Towards the end of October he reached an agreement with the superior of the seminary, Joseph-Vincent

, lieutenants-gouverneurs et administrateurs du Canada et de ses provinces, 1604-1921 (2v., s.l., s.d.). D. R. Babcock, Alexander Cameron Rutherford: a gentleman of Strathcona (Calgary, 1989

be involved, was built for William Miller at a place he named Valleyfield (Salaberry-de-Valleyfield), near the Beauharnois Canal. This ultramodern establishment, equipped with an 84-inch-wide

, Sister Frances; AM1102, Sister Frances. Collège des Médecins du Québec (Montréal), Bureau provincial de médecine, Procès-verbaux, 1880–90, 11 mai 1887. GRO, Reg. of marriages, Alverstoke, 26 Dec

1763 the regiment was stationed at Trois-Rivières (Que.), and in that year Campbell married Marie-Anne, daughter of Luc de

, no.10984. LAC, RG 31, C1, 1871, 1881, 1901, Toronto, St James’ ward, div.6. Palais de Justice, Montréal, Cour supérieure, Greffes, R. H. Barron, 30 mars, 26 juill. 1906; 27 août 1908; H. M. Marler, 17

home, the regiment was stationed in Ireland at Limerick, and Cartwright was promoted lieutenant on 2 Feb. 1759. Early in 1760 he accompanied the Marquess of Granby to Germany as aide-de-camp and

part of his theological education at the Université Laval and the Grand Séminaire de Québec, which he frequented in 1882–83 and during a few days or weeks in 1883–84. Why he did not complete his studies

in a pool of 43 seeking one of the ten seats allocated to Winnipeg. He was their de facto leader, and many felt he could have become the premier of Manitoba had he not been defeated. Instead

service of the Hudson’s Bay Company during 1867–1874 . . . (Toronto, 1913). A.-G. Morice, Histoire de l’Église catholique dans l’Ouest canadien

/4: f.182; MG 2, A5. PCA, St Gabriel Street Church (Montreal), reg. of baptisms, marriages, and burials, 9 Nov. 1821. Les bourgeois de la Compagnie du Nord-Ouest (Masson), vol.2

. Philippe Sylvain ACAM, RLB, 11, p.450. Mandements des évêques de Québec

, Charles Deschamps* de Boishébert, declared that he would remain until the boundaries were settled, Cobb told him

siècle” (thèse de phd, McGill Univ., Montréal, 1985). History of Short-horn cattle imported into the present Dominion of Canada from Britain and United States

, 1889 ([Ottawa, 1889?]; copies in the NA and the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library) and Political annals of Canada: a condensed record of governments from the time of Samuel de Champlain

, Ont.), and Moose Factory (Ont.) in August 1782. Marten returned to relieve Cocking just before the Comte de Lapérouse [Galaup] captured York. Cocking sailed for England on 24 August on the

PAM, HBCA, B.49/a/35–36; B.141/a/1, 4; B.179/a/5; B.188/a/5; D.4/119: ff.58–58d. Les bourgeois de la Compagnie du Nord-Ouest (Masson), 2: 225–26. Ross Cox, The Columbia River; or, scenes

.” Once again, Cooper became politically active. He allied himself with Amor De Cosmos* and, though a public servant, stood twice for election to

Jones, aide-de-camp to Head, to do some reconnaissance work in the United States following the outbreak of rebellion in December 1837. After a year-long absence, Covert returned to find that he

enlarged to guarantee the salaries of the professors, and enrolment rose sharply. Cramp was able to attract able professors, among them James De Mille

, formed in 1889 and made up of two sons of Governor General Lord Stanley*, viceregal aides-de-camp, members of parliament, and

. Alma Criddle, Criddle-de-diddle-ensis: a biographical history of the Criddles of Aweme, Manitoba, pioneers of the 1880’s (Winnipeg, 1973). Arthur Gibson and H. G. Crawford, “Norman Criddle

, from 1630 to 1800 (Albany, N.Y., 1872). R. [J.] Morgan, “Joseph Frederick Wallet DesBarres and the founding of Cape Breton colony,” Rev. de l’univ. d

Denys* de Fronsac, extended 13 miles on either side of the Miramichi River and conveyed rights to the fishery and the timber, including white pine. Davidson and Cort were required to clear and improve

Mackenzie* prepared a new bill, for the framing of which the minister of agriculture, Luc Letellier* de Saint-Just, relied on the