a Conservative fief – William Ralph Meredith held the seat from 1872 to 1894. The Liberals
Joseph Royal*, included the able and determined young Frederick William Gordon
Asylum in Portsmouth (Kingston). Upset by asylum politics, he decided to resign but when Rockwood’s medical superintendent, Clarke’s brother-in-law William George
Kingston in supporting the Liberals of Oliver Mowat* and opposing the “no popery” policies of the Conservatives under William Ralph
acted in good faith,” as judge William Collis Meredith explained.
The real reason the plaintiffs
Riel* and his followers.
Meanwhile, Alexander Galt persuaded his British associates, principally William Henry Smith and his partner William
1919 headed by Sir William Ralph Meredith. During its hearings
Sir William Ralph Meredith. The Ontario Railway Act, which regulated all aspects of operations and
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In 1910 an opportunity emerged to integrate the firm’s primary production with the manufacturing of secondary products. That year the Montreal-based promoter William Maxwell
publicize its trappings. In 1910, for example, he issued a pamphlet on the origins of Empire Day in Canada (in which he gave credit to Sir George William
April 1916 Sir William Ralph Meredith, chief justice of Ontario, and Lyman Poore
attack from opposition leader William Ralph Meredith. Nature, he insisted, dictated that admission to law
, Edward and William Sutherland, would both become architects. When Edward embarked on his career in the 1880s, there were no formal programs of study in Canada and only a handful of professional schools in
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Vincent Meredith was born into a remarkable family of Anglo-Irish immigrants who had come to the Canadas in 1834. Among his father's brothers were William Collis, who would be appointed a chief justice
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William Meredith’s father, a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin, who studied some law, had been preceded to the Canadas by other members of this notable Anglo-Irish family. He settled on a bush farm in
AUGUSTUS MEREDITH, broker, financier, capitalist, and philanthropist; b. 7 May 1860 in Toronto, son of Daniel Augustus Nanton, a barrister, and
dispute erupted between William McMaster*, the president of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, and James
, “William Ralph Meredith: leader of the Conservative opposition in Ontario, 1878–1894” (phd thesis, Univ. of Guelph, Ont., 1977). G.B., War Office, The official army list
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