Blake*, Casimir Stanislaus Gzowski*, William Holmes Howland

Howland*. The financial success of Sandham’s enterprises made him sufficiently well-to-do that after a few years he was able to concentrate wholly on his research. He was to be seen working in the

Sir William Pearce Howland assembled to tender a counter-offer for the transcontinental railway

William Pearce Howland remained. In 1866 McDougall chaired a commission to open trade relations with the

Howland to reserve them for consideration by the dominion government, thereby foisting upon Macdonald the thorny decision as to their becoming law. Macdonald refused to make any recommendation

second term, he was defeated in January 1886 by a reform and temperance candidate, William Holmes Howland*. Manning’s presidency of the

. Charles continued his father’s office and in 1907 formed a partnership with one of Langley’s former students, William Ford Howland. Henry Langley was buried in the Necropolis, for which he had designed the

HOWLAND, Sir WILLIAM PEARCE, businessman, politician, and office holder; b. 29 May 1811 in Pawling, N.Y., son of

HOWLAND, HENRY STARK, businessman, office holder, and politician; b. 2 Aug. 1824 in Pawling, N.Y., son of Jonathan Howland

Howland. His presence would continue Ontario Reform representation while William McDougall was in