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                  Conservatives for militia appointments. His battle with Samuel Hughes, a Conservative mp
                  HUGHES, Sir SAMUEL, teacher, militia officer, newspaper proprietor, and politician; b. 8
                   John’s, son of Hugh William Hoyles* and Jean Liddell; m. 27 Nov
                   Hugh Allan*], he recruited new settlers, especially from the war
                  Conservative victory in the federal election of 1911 gave Gwatkin a new political master, Colonel Samuel Hughes, a
                  colonel by Samuel Hughes, minister of militia and defence, and he served on the cadet committee of the adjutant
                  Hughes* and William Houston*, he formed a small band
                  conference. He was a relentless critic of Macdonald’s Conservative government and, after 1878, the provincial Conservative administrations of Simon Hugh
                  damning critics of Robert Laird Borden*’s government. A favourite target was the minister of militia and defence, Samuel
                   Samuel Hughes and the Reverend Richard Henry Steacy, the
                  Duhamel, and then to his successor, Charles Hugh Gauthier
                  and finance a 50-man machine-gun company, a contribution for which he would be awarded the honorary rank of lieutenant-colonel by the minister of militia and defence, Samuel
                  the minister of militia and defence, Major-General Samuel Hughes
                  . London was one of the first major centres where the leaf grown in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin entered the dominion, and it was there and in Montreal [see Samuel
                  included on a list of potential commanders of the division being mobilized at Valcartier, Que. If Colonel Samuel Hughes
                  John Norquay*, Aikins had not played a public role in politics. In 1900 he was asked by Premier Hugh John
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