); The Scripture readings: a statement of the facts connected therewith . . . ([Toronto, 1886]), consisting of a letter by Caven and one by the Methodist clergyman Edward Hartley

]). He is also the co-author, with Edward Hartley Dewart, of Lord Tennyson’s pessimism

DEWART, EDWARD HARTLEY, teacher, Methodist clergyman, author, and editor; b. 1828 in Stradone (Republic of Ireland), son of James

of juvenile faults,” in 1864 two selections from it appeared in the first anthology of Canadian poems, Edward Hartley

gradually drifted into a non-partisan position. In the 1898 election his majority in Toronto North was cut to 34 by Edward Hartley

Burwash* and Edward Hartley Dewart during the discussions in the mid 1880s regarding Victoria College’s