Nelles*, William Johnson Kerr*, and William Hamilton Merritt

1876, when William Warren Hastings Kerr became acting dean. Upon Abbott’s formal retirement, McGill named him emeritus professor in the faculty of law, and in 1881 it appointed him to the board of

son of James Hendry and Margaret Wilson; m. 21 Feb. 1882 in Esquimalt, B.C., Adaline McMillan, and they had one daughter; d. 17 July 1916 in Vancouver

year Chandler, Francis Hincks, and Lord Elgin [James Bruce*] went to Washington for negotiations, and, as a result, signed the reciprocity

 James Carter*, an Englishman, as a puisne judge had led to an outburst of protest and a promise by the Colonial Office that patronage would

McLACHLAN, JAMES BRYSON, coalminer, union leader, labour radical, farmer, and journalist; b. 9 Feb. 1869 in Ecclefechan

protected by the Cree wife of trader James Kay Simpson, escaped. When Simpson returned that evening from a trading trip to Pitt, he found the settlement destroyed and the warriors dancing the Scalp Dance

Land. These sentiments were fuelled by reports from the expeditions of John Palliser*, Simon James

call Walkem, who therefore decided to advise plaintiffs informally. When petitioned on Walkem’s behalf, Governor James Douglas* sought the

, Staffordshire, England, son of the Reverend James Beaven* and Elizabeth Speed Frowd; m. 5 May 1866 Susan Sibbald Ritchie in Georgina Township

other advisers, notably James Monk*, was challenging the source of his power. Despite charges

, and the new solicitor general James Monk*, found few records surviving, and it attempted to reconstruct them from other official sources, a process

stayed in the council until January 1851. Governor Head had just before this date appointed a new chief justice, James Carter

public meeting Gray’s oratory mysteriously failed him, as he “had not devoted sufficient time to his rehearsals.” Albert James

pension (.22); promissory notes (.24); testimonials from Ireland and from Sir James Douglas* and Sir Henry Pering Pellew Crease (.27

resigned and was succeeded by James Bell. From 1901 to 1917 he would serve as chairman of the hospital’s medical board. At a meeting of the Canadian

1800s his father and older brother, James, operated vessels on the North Atlantic between Glasgow and the St Lawrence. After a parish-school education in Saltcoats, Hugh at age 13 began working in

Sewell, Jenkin Williams, and James Kerr*, he prepared the

families. The technical excellence of the Brantford firm was reflected in the placement of James Kerr Osborne as vice-president and Lyman Melvin

until they revealed their source of supply. Though the bill became law, it was opposed aggressively by Tilley’s own colleagues in the government, Ritchie and Albert James