LOBLAW, THEODORE PRINGLE, businessman and philanthropist; b. 1 July 1872 in Elmgrove, Simcoe County, Ont., youngest of the
Louis Motin, an interested party in the Compagnie de Razilly, and sister-in-law of his colleague Nicolas Le
. . . . I plead again,’ he cried, stretching forth his hands, ‘to you, the chiefs of the white men’s laws, for pity and help to the outcasts of my band!’” The court record of the speech cannot be located
-goods and fisheries-supply business. The necessary capital may have come from his father-in-law, Thomas McMurdo, a prosperous drugstore owner.
The firm
Smith*, had MacEachern informed that thenceforth all marriages performed without a government licence would be considered “null and void, and of no effect in law.” Adding insult to injury, Smith
. 1855 in the Circuit Court of Trois-Rivières to recover the sum of £36 4s. 9 1/2d. were injurious to his reputation. This grievance of William Price, if it were known to be
the principle of separation. The Liberals won handily, and the Public Schools Act of 1877 enshrined the non-denominational system in law.
McIntyre
definition of “the laws of human male beauty.” McKenzie’s work was fully imbued with the homoeroticism deeply embedded in amateur-sport culture. Other commentators verified his preoccupation with early-20th
daughter, Mary Jane, who became the wife of George Benson Hall* in 1843. He took his son-in-law into the business at Montmorency, and
about 1881 he took a job as a travelling salesman, working for his uncle – and future father-in-law – William John Scarfe, a partner in a varnish-manufacturing business in Brantford. After several years W
, son of John Pope and Sophia Laberee; m. 5 March 1845 Percis (Persis) Maria Bailey, and they had three children, two of whom survived infancy; d. 1 April 1889 in Ottawa, Ont
.
Then M. de Tracy went to the palace, which was located approximately on the site of the old law-courts and which the Conseil Souverain had had put into repair for him. Tasks and anxieties were not
of the First Unitarian Congregation of Toronto” (typescript, 1906). NA, MG 24, D16: 28341–68. UTFL, ms coll. 217, boxes 1–3, 7–9, 12–13. Liberal Christian
unanimously chosen leader of the provincial Liberal Party. In his acceptance speech he promised he would provide open and clean government. Saskatchewan formally came into existence on 1 September, and
, he articled in the law firm of Isidore-Noël Belleau, Lawrence Stafford, and Eusèbe Belleau. After obtaining his llb and being called to the bar of the province of Quebec
Lindsey*, Mackenzie’s son-in-law and first biographer, stressed that Mackenzie and his mother suffered hardship, relatives looked after their welfare. Mackenzie certainly retained some fond memories of
*], Bathurst’s impecunious brother-in-law, had been given the coveted command. He had met Richmond in the course of an extensive tour of the Canadas in the summer of 1819 and told the governor that he intended to
colony was 9.2 to 9.4. In the following generation Pierre-Stanislas Bédard, Pierre’s father, raised 7 boys and 1 girl.
For 150 years the
Howe and Mary Edes; d. 1 June 1873 at government house in Halifax.
The most lasting influence upon Howe was exercised by his father
entrusted their diplomacy and land negotiations because of his education, his fluency in English, his many contacts with government officials in England and Canada, and “his knowledge of the laws and customs