Railway were, however, consistently disallowed by the federal government [see Sir John A. Macdonald*]. Meanwhile
for minority religious rights and was critical of the political program of John Sandfield Macdonald*, provincial co-premier in 1862
clerk in the office of John A. Macdonald* in Kingston, and he remained with Macdonald until November 1840. After being articled
, 1837, comp. F. C. Parker ([Toronto, 1949]). J. E. Collins, Life and times of the Right Honourable Sir John A. Macdonald
by James Livingston, a business competitor from nearby Baden. Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald* appointed Merner to
Robertson*, the principal of Macdonald College at Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Que.
Jamie Benidickson
book, From far Formosa: the island, its people and missions, edited by James Alexander Macdonald*, was
, son of James McDonell, a farmer, and Christina Macdonald; d. 29 May 1905 in Montreal and was buried in Alexandria, Ont.
Alexander
MACDONALD, CHARLES, professor of mathematics; b. 19 July 1828 in
. Macdonald*, co-premier from 1856, did his best to attend to Lindsey’s sensibilities, praising his editorials, suggesting subjects to examine or avoid, and providing such scoops as advance notice in 1858
. Macdonald*’s nomination in an election which pitted Macdonald against Oliver Mowat. It is likely that Lavell
Macdonald*. Remarkable for its “great system and gigantic scale,” this five-storey stone building of Italian Gothic form towered above its neighbours on Wellington Street and was considered an
. Macdonald* and the Conservatives, this position provided him with the financial security that he needed to complete his most important work. His interest in the legend of the Golden Dog had been renewed
. Macdonald* wavered only when the export market for barley to the United States dropped. He ran twice for election to the Ontario legislature, losing to the formidable James
traditional political network based on Tilley, who had entered Sir John A. Macdonald*’s Conservative government in 1867, was vital
.
After the federal Conservative government of Sir John A. Macdonald* disallowed legislation passed by the government of
. Macdonald*, and Jones was one of those to whom he turned for advice in framing his response to Macdonald’s overtures. Alarmed that Howe might be giving away his entire case, they got him to change the
government of John Sandfield Macdonald* and Louis-Victor Sicotte*. In
Macdonald*, the tobacco magnate, who had shown philanthropy towards educational initiatives, especially in industrial arts. Mills was now joined in these efforts by Hoodless, who believed that agriculture