maîtrise ès arts à Cambridge. À cette époque, il publia An apology for the colonial clergy of Great Britain : specially for those of Lower and Upper Canada dans laquelle il attaquait le
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Hibbert Binney est l’auteur de plusieurs ouvrages publiés à Halifax : A charge delivered to the clergy at the visitation held in the Cathedral Church of St. Luke, at Halifax, on the
» du clergé. À partir de 1820, il fit partie de l’Upper Canada Clergy Corporation qui avait été mise sur pied pour gérer ces réserves dans le Haut-Canada. En 1836, sa mission de Hallowell fut érigée en
Arch. of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto, Clergy files, Nasr à O’Connor, 4 juill. 1902 ; OC 20 (Syrian congregation file), Nasr à Walsh, 6 janv. 1897 ; WR 80
documents and letters concerning the loyalist clergy and the plight of their surviving church, K. W. Cameron, édit. (Hartford, Conn., 1976).— F. B. Dexter, Biographical sketches of the
).
Arch. of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto, Clergy biog. and ministry database ; Clergy personnel records fonds, Lancelot Minehan file ; Rev. E. J. Kelly clergy journals, Minehan entry ; L (Lynch
, 1857 (1857) ; A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocese of Rupert’s Land, at his primary visitation (1851) ; A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocese of Rupert’s
., 29 juill. 1852, 17 mai 1856.— Examiner (Toronto), 25 mai 1842.— Clerical guide and churchman’s directory, an annual register for the clergy and laity of the
Presbyterian Witness, 30 avril 1898.— John Murray, The history of the Presbyterian Church in Cape Breton (Truro, N.-É., 1921).— L. M. Toward, The influence of Scottish clergy on
Halifax, on Sunday, November 25, 1787 (Halifax, 1787) ; A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocese of Nova Scotia, at the primary visitation holden in the town of Halifax, in the
secrétaire-receveur de l’Upper Canada Clergy Corporation qui gérait la location des « réserves » du clergé. Au cours de la même année, il devint secrétaire-archiviste à King’s College, institué en
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La Society for the Propagation of the Gospel et l’Upper Canada Clergy Society, cette dernière de formation récente, témoignèrent du grand intérêt que sut susciter Bettridge en Angleterre. Il
, Modern English biography, I : 438.— The clerical directory, a biographical and statistical book of reference for facts relating to the clergy and the church (Londres, 1858
missionaries (clerical, lay, & female), and native clergy, from 1804 to 1904 ([Londres, 1905]), 55.— A. Ross, Red River Settlement, 290.— T. C. B. Boon
. [H.] Eaton, The Church of England in Nova Scotia and the Tory clergy of the revolution (New York, 1891). — I. F. Mackinnon, Settlements and churches in Nova Scotia, 1749
), Christ Church (Belleville, Ontario), RBMS, 1881 ; Clergy reg., R. S. Forneri ; St Alban’s Church (Adolphustown, Ontario), RBMS, 1896.— Annuaire, Kingston, 1912–1915
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Gerald J. Stortz
ARCAT, E. J. Kelly, « Biographical notes on clergy » ; L.— UCC-C, Perkins Bull
).
Bassett Memorial Library (Bishop’s University, Lennoxville, Qué.), Nicolls Papers.— Clerical guide and churchman’s directory, an annual register for the clergy and laity of the Anglican Church in
? [...] ([1891 ?]), The low birthrate, its causes and results ([1898 ?]), et Only clergy episcopally and canonically ordained can legally officiate in the Church of England, in Canada
), pp.611–613.— Hibbert Binney, Remarks on diocesan synods, addressed to the clergy and laity of his diocese (Halifax, 1864).— Church of England, Diocese of Nova Scotia