Antiquarian and Numismatic J., II, no.1 (1873), 73–78. Victor Morin, “Clubs et sociétés notoires d’autrefois,” Cahiers des Dix, XIV (1949), 212–13. Léon Trépanier, “L’historique de nos noms de

Gowan*, under the nom de plume of John Gape, conducted witty and vindictive propaganda, depicted him as “a fourth branch of government,” more powerful than the lieutenant governor, and as the

, Françoise had demands made on her from all sides and, with apparent pleasure, lent her nom de plume, her articles, and her eloquence to charitable causes. Her name was on guest lists, she headed

 noms: petit dictionnaire biographique des Franco-Canadiens de la Saskatchewan (Regina, 1988). Clovis Rondeau et Adrien Chabot, Histoire de Willow Bunch (Gravelbourg, Sask., 1970

; C2, 53, f.391; C6, 1203, ff.53, 281v; 1204, f.332v; C7, 22 (dossier Beaussier de Lisle); G, 38, f.72. Étienne Taillemite et al., Tables des noms de lieux

, marbling, and silvering on the cornices, churchwardens’ pew, and vaulting of the church in Saint-Constant. In January 1815 the fabrique of the parish of Sainte-Marie-de-Monnoir (Saint-Nom-de

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

, “Les noms propres en Canada,” La Minerve, 17 mars 1874 (this article was also issued as a preface to Pierre-Georges

nom de plume Andrew McSpurtle. Through the McSpurtle epistles, which would appear over a 30-year span, Boyle expressed the tenets of his national concept, one based on imperialism, Anglo-Saxon

colonisation du Bas-Canada depuis dix ans, de 1851 à 1861 (Québec, 1863), 425–31. Fidelis [J.-H. Prétot], Mère Marie-Rose, fondatrice de la congrégation des SS. Noms

Ægidius Fauteux sur les patriotes de 1837–38 dont les noms commencent par la lettre B. PAC, MG 24, B39. Jane Ellice, The diary of Jane Ellice, ed. Patricia Godsell (Ottawa, 1975). L.-J.-A

découvrir les noms des plantes les plus communes au Canada (Québec, 1870); Énumération des genres de plantes de la flore du Canada précédée des tableaux analytiques des familles

canadien! Terre chérie!” in the Quebec Gazette under the nom de plume Baptiste. Two years later he brought out a new version of this song in the same newspaper, which introduced it as the

Taillemite, Dictionnaire de la marine (Paris, 1962), 78. Étienne Taillemite et al., Tables des noms de lieux, de personnes, de matières et de navires, sous-série B1, B

patriotes de 1837–38 dont les noms commencent par la lettre C, carton 3. PAC, MG 24, B2, 17–21; RG 4, B8: 2884–93. Le Boréal express, journal d’histoire du Canada (Montréal, 1962), 529, 542

for a commission in the corps of engineers. Evidently he came to Canada in 1683 under the nom de guerre of “La Liberté,” serving as a soldier and surveyor in the colonial regular troops

Dictionnaire étymologique des noms de communes de Normandie, “Bricquebec” means “the waterway of the hill.” The semantic and linguistic similarity is surprising, and it raises questions about the

, 695, 744; E17/ 14, nos.767, 770, 773, 775, 779–81, 788, 793, 800. BVM-G, Fonds Ægidius Fauteux, notes compilées par Ægidius Fauteux sur les patriotes de 1837–38 dont les noms commencent par la lettre C

CONNOLLY, SUZANNE, a Cree Indian, designated in documents as Suzanne “Pas-de-Nom” or “la Sauvagesse