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Various. A Cyclopædia of Canadian Biography
A Cyclopædia of Canadian Biography
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PREFACE
INDEX
Cartier, Jacques
Young, Charles
Ussher, Brandram Boileau
“Who will be king I do not know, But I’ll be D’Arcy of Dunmow.”
Bayard, William
Stevens, Lorenzo Gorham
Klotz, Otto
Waddell, John
MacVicar, Malcolm
Heavysege, Charles
Torrance, Robert
Moore, Paul Robinson
Archambault, Urgel-Eugène
Stewart, Wm. James
Bayly, Richard
Mowatt, Andrew Joseph
Mitchell, James
MacFarlane, Foster
Burns, Robert Ferrier
Bullock, Joseph
Binney, Irwine Whitty
Berthelot, Joseph Amable
MacLeod, John M
Sifton, John Wright
Armstrong, W. D
Guthrie, Donald
Hinson, Walter
Allison, Charles F
Senkler, William Stevens
Hill, Andrew Gregory
Anderson, Alexander
Reddin, James Henry
Galbraith, William
Craig, James
Smith, John H
Cairns, Thomas
Cairns, George Frederick
Wright, Aaron A
Stratford, John H
Benson, Manly
Tilley, Samuel Leonard
Cluxton, William
Falconbridge, William Glenholme
Sanderson, G. R
Hunter, Samuel James
Mathison, George
Flewelling, William Pentreath
Le Pan, Frederick Nicholas D’Orr
Shaw, James
“In social haunts the ever welcome guest, So generous, noble, and of portly mien; ‘One of a thousand’ has been well expressed— No finer type of gentleman was seen.”
Saint-Pierre, Henri C
Hemming, Edward John
McCosh, John
Norman, Richard Whitmore
Rice, Charles
Taylor, Henry
Milligan, George Macbeth
Wilson, Robert
Wallis, Herbert
Long, Thomas
Hall, Francis Alexander
Wild, Joseph
Kelly, Thomas
Reddy, John
Harris, Christopher Prince
Beckwith, Adolphus George
Sutherland, Alexander
Beckwith, John Adolphus
Macfarlane, Thomas
Currey, Lemuel Allan
Burwash, Nathaniel
Currie, John Zebulon
Elliott, Andrew
Morson, Walter Augustus Ormsby
Gray, James
La Mothe, Guillaume Jean Baptiste
MacColl, Evan
Say, Kingston, tell us where is Evan? Thy bard o’ pure poetic leaven! And is he still amang the livin’? Or plumed supernal, Has taen a jink and aff to heaven, There sing eternal!
Or if within your bounds you find him, A’ bruised and broken, skilfu’ bind him; Or sick, or sair, O! carefu’ mind him, Thy darling chiel! And dinna lat him look behind him. Until he’s weel
But if he’s gane, ah, wae’s to me! His like we never mair shall see,— Nae servile, whinging coof was he, Led by a string, But noble, gen’rous, fearless, free, His sang he’d sing
Hech, sirs! we badly could bide loss him, For should this world vindictive toss him. Or ony hizzie dare to boss him. Clean gyte he’d set her; The deil himsel’, he daur’dna cross him, Faith, he ken’d better!
Let any man, o’ any station, But wink at fraud, or wrong the nation, E’en gowd, nor place, ’twas nae temptation. To sic a chiel,— He’d shortly settle their oration, And drub them weel
Or let them say’t, be’t high or low, Auld Scotia ever met the foe, That laid her in the dust fu’ low, Right at them see him! Professor George still rues the blow. MacColl did gie him
Is history in Fiction’s grip, Does Falsehood let her bloodhounds slip, Crack goes his castigating whip, With patriot scorn! Macaulay laid upon his hip. Amidst the corn
Does English critic meanly itch, To cast old Ossian in the ditch, And trail his laurels through the pitch. Of mind benighted; Our bardie gies his lugs a twitch. And sees it righted
In a’ this warld, there’s no a skellum, Nor silly self-conceited blellum, But Evan, lad, wad bravely tell ’em. The honest truth; E’en if he kend that they should fell ’im. Withouten ruth
Ye feathered things in mournfu’ tune, Come join my waesome, doleful croon; Ye dogs that bay the silver moon, Your sorrow show it; And a’ ye tearfu’ starns aboon, Bewail our poet
What though this grasping world, and hard, May barely grant him just reward, Still shall his genius blissful starred, Effulgent shine, And endless ages praise the bard. Of fair Loch Fyne
Lake, John Neilson
De Sola, Abraham
Carleton, John Louis
Finnie, John Thom
Alward, Silas
Kellond, Robert Arthur
Maunsell, George J
Baxter, Robert Gordon
Branchaud, Moise
Irving, James Douglas
Creed, Herbert Clifford
Harrison, Thomas
Blanchet, Joseph Goderic
Harris, Michael Spurr
Bell, Andrew Wilson
McIntyre, Peter
Fitzgerald, David
Brock, Sir Isaac
BROCK “’Tis true our province faces heavy odds: Of regulars but fifteen hundred men. To guard a frontier of a thousand miles; Of volunteers what aidance we can draw. From seventy thousand widely scattered souls. A meagre showing ’gainst the enemy’s, If numbers be the test. But odds lie not. In numbers only, but in spirit too— Witness the might of England’s little isle! And what made England great will keep her so— The free soul and the valour of her sons; And what exalts her will sustain you now, If you contain her courage and her faith. So not the odds so much are to be feared. As private disaffection, treachery— Those openers of the door to enemies— And the poor crouching spirit that gives way. Ere it is forced to yield.”
Johnson, Francis Godschall
Desjardins, Louis Edouard
Dickson, William Welland
Stockton, Alfred Augustus
Cram, John Fairbairn
Ross, Alexander Milton
DR. A. M. ROSS. For his steadfast strength and courage. In a dark and evil time, When the Golden Rule was treason, And to feed the hungry, crime. For the poor slave’s hope and refuge, When the hound was on his track, And saint and sinner, state and church, Joined hands to send him back. Blessings upon him!—What he did. For each sad, suffering one, Chained, hunted, scourged and bleeding, Unto our Lord was done
Secretary of the Convention in 1833, which formed the American Anti-Slavery Society
No, friend Ross! thou art not old; A heart so true, so kind, so bold, As in thy bosom throbs to-day, Never! never! will decay. Some I know, but half thy years, Are quite deaf to all that cheers; They are dumb when they should speak, And blind to all the poor and weak
There are none I know, in sooth, Who part so slowly with their youth, As men like thee, who take delight. In helping others to live right. Lucretia Jenks. Rhode Island, 22, 11mo., 1885
Ellis, William
Call, Robert Randolph
Dowdall, James
Dowdall, James
Barclay, James
Watson, George
Crisp, Robert S
Harris, Joseph A
Hunt, Henry George
Cooke, Thomas Vincent
Rottot, Jean Philippe
Wanless, John
Boswell, George Morss Jukes
Ogilvie, Alexander Walker
Campbell, Robert
Inches, Peter Robertson
Leach, William Turnbull
St. George, Percival Walter
Palmer, Caleb Read
Ferguson, Donald
Ross, James Duncan
McLeod, Joseph
Chesley, John Alexander
MacCallum, Duncan Campbell
Williams, Thomas
Pickard, Humphrey
“In peace and cheerful hope I wait, On life’s last verge quite free from fears, And watch the opening of the gate, Which leads to the eternal years.”
Kennedy, George
Turnbull, William Wallace
Sprague, Thomas Farmer
Gaynor, John Joseph
“Seek the best where’er ’tis found, On Christian earth or pagan ground.”
de Martigny, Adelard Le Moyne
Rogers, Henry Cassady
Wilson, J. C
Wedderburn, William
Steeves, James Thomas<
Van Wyck, James
Bronson, Erskine Henry
McPherson, R. B
Cameron, Matthew
Talbot, Thomas
“God speed the stalwart pioneer! Give strength to thy strong right hand! And aid thee in thy brave intent. To clear and till the land ’Tis men like thee that make us proud. Of the stubborn Saxon race: And while old England bears such fruit. We’ll pluck up heart of grace.”
Barrett, M
Nettleton, John
Fowler, Robert
McEachran, Duncan McNab
Holmes, Simon H
Archibald, Adams Geo
McCaul, John
Cross, Alexander
Baillairgé, Chas. P. F
Gilpin, Edwin
Lambly, William Harwood
Jarvis, Frederick William
Church, Charles Edward
Buller, Frank
Willmott, James Branston
Patton, James
Harrison, Archibald
Gilmour, John Taylor
Williams, William
Glackmeyer, Charles
Gilpin, Edwin, jr
Bégin, Louis Nazaire
Anderson, Edward Brown
Robb, Alexander
McNeill, John Sears
DesBrisay, Theophilus
Simcoe, John Graves
Robb, David W
Fraser, John James
Green, Harry Compton
Fogo, James
Fothergill, Matthew Monkhouse
Longley, James Wilberforce
Humphrey, John Albert
Garneau, Pierre
Beaton, Alexander H
Ross, William
Labelle, Jean Baptiste
MacCoy, William Frederick
Whidden, Charles Blanchard
Cuthbert, Edward Octavian J. A
Baby, Louis François Georges
Ritchie, Joseph Norman
Lorrain, Narcisse Zephirin
Coleman, Arthur Philemon
Macdonnell, Daniel James
Hunton, Sidney Walker
Kay, John
Macdonald, James Charles
Macpherson, Henry
Campbell, Kenneth A
Bruce, George
Stewart, John
Workman, Joseph
Campbell, George W
Coburn, George Hayward
Foster, James Gilbert
Barker, Frederic Eustace
Murphy, Owen
Smith, H. Percy W
Mackay, Alexander Howard
Archibald, Abram Newcomb
Grant, R. N
Chauveau, Alexandre
Keating, Edward Henry
McRitchie, George
Graveley, John Vance
Roche, William
Mitchell, Samuel E
Beek, James Scott
Lord, Artemas
McLeod, Neil
Le May, Léon Pamphile
Murchie, James
Morse, William Agnew Denny
Morrow, John
Meredith, William Collis
Harris, William Richard
Hearn, David A
Girouard, Désiré
Stewart, Geo., jr
Ruel, James Rhodes
Earle, Sylvester Zobieski
Kennedy, George Thomas
Adams, Michael
Stephen, George
Harper, J. M
Lyall, William
Johnston, Chas. Hazen Levinge
Mercier, Honoré
Chamberlain, David Cleveland
Angers, Auguste Réal
Wood, Robert Edwin
Flynn, Edmund James
Hanington, Daniel L
Mellish, John Thomas
Moody, John Thomas Tidmarsh
He joined. Each office of the social hour. To noble manners, as the flower. And native growth of noble mind
Crinion, James Eugene
King, Edwin David
Antliff, J. Cooper
Robinson, Samuel Skiffington
Baillairgé, Louis de Gonzague
Dionne, Narcisse Eutrope
Archibald, Peter S
Mathews, George D
Bentley, George Whitefield Wheelock
Jack, William Brydone
Cowperthwaite, Humphrey Pickard
Lachapelle, Emmanuel Persillier
Allen, John C
Chapman, Robert Andrew
Steele, D. A
Flint, Thomas Barnard
Wickwire, William Nathan
Mathieu, Michel
Johnston, James William
Macdonald, Charles John
Berryman, Daniel Edgar
Bell, John Howatt
Mackay, Norman E
Proudfoot, William
Wilkinson, William
Cargill, Henry
Stennett, Walter
Bélanger, François Honoré
Joseph, Abraham
Pelletier, Hon. Honoré Cyrias
Fizét, Louis Joseph Cyprien
I. Voyez venir la horde meurtrière .. Voyez venir les bourreaux de trente-huit! Ils ont lancé la torche incendiaire. Contre nos toîts dans l’ombre de la nuit! Chœur. Serrons nos rangs, luttons contre l’orage .. Soyons unis, vaillants comme autrefois! Courons, courons arracher à l’outrage. Nos saints autels, notre langue et nos lois! II. O Liberté qu’insulte leur audace! C’est en ton nom qu’on veut nous égorger! .. Fille du ciel, protège notre race .. Accorde-nous l’honneur de te venger! Serrons nos rangs, etc., etc. III. Vaincre ou mourir! fut le grand cri de guerre. Que nos aïeux ont cent fois répété .. Vaincre ou mourir! ... Au sein de l’Angleterre. Qu’il retentisse! ... il sera respecté! Serrons nos rangs, etc., etc
Le Chant des Chasseurs. I. Entendez-vous ces cris de rage? L’aigle du nord, vainqueur là-bas, Vient assouvir sur ce rivage. La mort qui le pousse aux combats! Marchons! sa haine héréditaire. Nous vaudra de nouveaux lauriers .. Pour nos autels, pour nos foyers. Soyons un peuple militaire! Chœur. Ce bruit sourd qu’apporte le vent, C’est la voix du canon qui tonne! .. A la baïonnette .. en avant! Pressons le pas; la charge sonne! Pour chasser les envahisseurs. Soyons chasseurs! Soyons chasseurs! II. Dans la paix vous trouviez des charmes, O vous, qui révez le bonheur! Mais, Dieu le veut! l’appel aux armes. Nous guide au sentier de l’honneur .. Amis, nous sommes de ces races. Que la peur ne flétrit jamais! Anglo-Saxons, Normands Français, De nos aïeux suivons les traces! Chœur. Ce bruit sourd, etc., etc. III. Gloire à toi, jeunesse intrépide, A toi le poste du danger; Déjà ton cœur bat, plus rapide, Du noble espoir de nous venger! La paix énervait ton courage .. Méprisant un lâche repos, Tu l’as compris, les vrais héros, Eclairs, jaillissent de l’orage! Chœur. Ce bruit sourd, etc., etc. IV. L’Américain ne fera guère. Dans nos hameaux un long séjour; Nos pères l’ont vaincu naguère. Leurs enfants le battront un jour! Fils d’Albion, fils de la France, On veut en vain vous asservir! Soyons soldats! plutôt mourir. Que de perdre l’indépendance!
Chœur
Ce bruit sourd, etc., etc
Kilgour, Robert
Casgrain, Thomas Chase
McDonald, Alexander Roderick
Clark, W. B
With a sorrowful heart, She prepared to depart. From dear old Scotland’s shore; For well she knew, That its mountains blue, Her eyes should behold no more. But when duty called, No danger appalled. That heart so devoted and true. She had left, for the truth, The sweet manse of her youth, And now bade her country adieu. In weakness and pain, O’er the dark, stormy main, She came to this old fortress town; Where, in slow decay, She wasted away, My faithful Jeanie Brown. But severe though her pain, She did not complain; For it taught her, she told us, to see. More clearly the woe, In the regions below, From which the redeemed are set free. By St. Lawrence’s side, As he rolls, in his pride, To the great Atlantic down, By a walnut’s shade, The dear dust we laid. Of my sweet Jeanie Brown. And now she sleeps, Where the green wave sweeps. Past the ocean’s river’s shore; But I’ll meet her again, In that blessed domain, Where the weary part no more
Thompson, John Sparrow David
MacLean, Alexander
Perrigo, James
Medley, Charles Steinkopff
Macdonald, Charles De Wolf
Bethune, John Lemuel
Hatt, Samuel Staunton
McMaster, William
Rutherford, John
Kerr, William
David, Laurent Olivier
Mountcastle, Clara H
Oh, sea, had’st thou no power to save, Could’st thou not raise that glorious face; Nor let thy suffocating breath, That heaven-born life of song erase; Nor calm that wild heart unto death
Oh, cold, cold wave, that pressed her cheek, I hear thy murmuring undertone. For ages wilt thou sob and moan, In vain repentance o’er thy deed: The howling winds shall lash thy breast, And zephyrs mourn around thy shore, And murmur all thy rocks along; And thou, who stilled the voice of song, Thy deep great heart shall know no rest— Shall know no peace for evermore
Williams, John Æthuruld
Ker, Robert
Pelton, Sandford Harrington
Shakespeare, Noah
Fielding, William Stevens
Hetherington, George A
Wallace, Joseph James
Loranger, Louis Onesime
Alexander, Finlow
Ross, David Alexander
Ingram, Andrew B
McGee, Thomas D’Arcy
Ah! wad that he was here the nicht, Whase tongue was like a faerie lute! But vain the wish: McGee! thy might. Lies low in death—thy voice is mute. He’s gane, the noblest o’ us a’— Aboon a’ care o’ warldly fame; An’ wha se proud as he to ca’ Our Canada his hame? The gentle maple weeps an’ waves. Aboon our patriot-statesman’s heed; But if we prize the licht he gave, We’ll bury feuds of race and creed. For this he wrocht, for this he died; An’ for the luve we bear his name, Let’s live as brithers, side by side, In Canada, our hame
Dunnet, Thomas
Doutre, Joseph
Thorne, William Henry
Creelman, Samuel
Hind, Henry Youle
Knowles, Charles Williams
Woodland, Jas. Barnaby
Drummond, Andrew Thomas
Hewson, Charles Wentworth Upham
Allison, Charles
Lyman, Frederick Styles
Robertson, Andrew
Rosebrugh, John Wellington
Lewis, William James
Daly, Thomas Mayne
Borden, Frederick William
Silver, William Chamberlain
Murphy, Martin
Barclay, John
Laviolette, Joseph Gaspard
Campbell, Francis Wayland
Park, William A
Inch, James R
Evanturel, Francis Eugene Alfred
Jolliffe, William John
Armstrong, James
Steeves, Chipman Archibald
Bourinot, John George
Moles, Robert George
Doney, Charles
Longworth, John
Hossack, William
Smith, Robert Barry
Kennedy, James Thomas
Cameron, Charles
Cameron, William
Strothard, James
Trueman, Harmon Silas
Dobson, William
Robertson, George
Hopper, John Elisha
Irvine, Mattew Bell
Wilson, Daniel
Miller, John Stewart
Choquette, Philippe Auguste
Méthot, Michel Edouard
Cloran, Henry Joseph
Edwards, William Cameron
Jones, David
Kemble, William
McMicken, Gilbert
Masson, Louis François Roderique
Belleau, Narcisse
Desaulniers, François Sévère Lesieur
McClelan, Abner Reid
Clemo, Ebenezer
Fullerton, James S
Begg, Alexander
Panneton, Louis Edmond
Blair, Frank I
Irving, Andrew
Laliberté, Jean Baptiste
Macdonald, Augustine Colin
Harris, John Leonard
Joncas, Louis Zephrin
Law, William
Laurie, John Wimburn
Hall, John Smythe
Labelle, François Xavier Antoine
Hale, Frederick Harding
Nelles, Samuel Sobieski
Drolet, Jacques François Gaspard
Whitney, Henry A
Fitch, Edson
Badgley, E. I
McConnell, John
Roberts, Charles George Douglas
Surely I have seen the majesty and wonder, Beauty, might, and splendor, of the soul of song; Surely I have felt the spell that lifts asunder. Soul from body, when lips faint and thought is strong
Lowly I wait the song upon my lips conferred
The deep-eyed Night drew down to comfort him, And lifted her great lids, and mourned for him
All the darkness shuddered and fled back
We all are made heavy of heart, we weep with thee, sore with thy sorrow; The sea to its utmost part, the night from the dusk to the morrow
All the morning’s majesty. And mystery of loveliness lay bare. Before him; all the limitless blue sea. Brightening with laughter many a league around. Wind wrinkled, etc
Crimson swims the sun-set over far Pelorus, Burning crimson tops its frowning crest of pine; Purple sleeps the shore, and floats the wave before us, Eachwhere from the oar-stroke eddying warm like wine
Chicoyne, Jerome Adolphe
Elliott, Edward
La Rue, Thomas George
Baynes, William Craig
Strachan, John
Wallbridge, Lewis
Brodie, Robert
Rourke, James
Ure, Rev. Robert
Taché, Eugene Etienne
Adams, Aaron A
Cimon, Marie Honorius Ernest
de Cazes, Paul
Ratcliffe, John Hepburn
Saint-Cyr, Dominique Napoleon Deshayes
Thomas, Benjamin Daniel
Richey, Matthew H
McNeil, Daniel
Chabot, Julien
Lugrin, Charles H
Spencer, Elijah Edmund
Valin, Pierre Vincent
Morin, Louis Edmond
Jones, Alfred Gilpin
McConnell, John Bradford
Jones, Simeon
McLeod, Howard Douglas
McIsaac, Angus
Grant, George Monro
Gendreau, Jean Baptiste
McKnight, Robert
Torrance, Frederick William
Thomson, Donald Cameron
Oulton, Alfred E
McIsaac, Colin F
Philp, John
Paton, Hugh
De Wolfe, Charles Edgar
Killam, Amasa Emerson
Young, William
Cannon, Lawrence Ambrose
Torrance, David
Skinner, Charles N
Fenwick, George Edgeworth
Adams, Thomas
Turnbull, James Ferdinand
Pacaud, Ernest
Doucet, Laman R
Genest, Laurent Ubalde Archibalde
Lugrin, Charles S
Chisholm, Peter J
Guillet, George
McKinnon, John
Owens, William
Taschereau, Henry T
McLachlan, Alexander
Here, single-handed, in the bush, I battled on for years; My heart sometimes buoyed up with hope; sometimes bowed down with fears. I had misfortunes not a few, e’en from the very first; But take them altogether, “Bright,” thy death’s the very worst
How can I ever clear the land? How can I drag the wheat? How can I keep my credit good? How can my children eat?
Hurrah! for the grand old forest land, Where freedom spreads her pinion; Hurrah with me, for the maple tree, Hurrah! for the new Dominion
In her faded widow’s cap; She is sitting alone. On the old grey stone. With her Bible in her lap
Her years are o’er three score and ten, And her eyes are waxing dim, But the page is bright. With a living light, And her heart leaps up to Him. Who pours the mystic harmony. Which the soul can only hear, She is not alone. On the old grey stone, Though no earthly friend is near
Wandering spirit of the flowers
Down from the blue the sun has driven, And stands between the earth and heaven, In robes of smouldering flame; A smoking cloud before him hung, A mystic veil, for which no tongue. Of earth can find a name; And o’er him bends the vault of blue; With shadowy faces looking through. The azure deep profound; The stillness of eternity, A glory and a mystery, Encompass him around. The air is thick with golden haze, The woods are in a dreamy maze, The earth enchanted seems. Have we not left the realms of care. And entered in the regions fair, We see in blissful dreams?
Now morn is ascending from out the dark sea, A light crimson veil hanging o’er her; The lark leaves her nest on the bonny green lea, And flutters aloft to adore her. And, oh, how the living beams revel and leap! In purple and gold to enfold her; And how the wild cataract roused on the steep, Is shouting with joy to behold her
O’Connor, John
Moffat, William
Ouimet, Aldric Joseph
Whelan, Edward
Underhay, John Collier
Read, John
Pope, Joseph
McCallum, George Alexander
Wallace, Robert
Dobell, Richard Reid
Carrier, Charles William
Sedgewick, Robert
Sangster, Charles
From hand to hand the ripened fruit went round, And rural sports a pleased acceptance found; The youthful fiddler, on his three-legged stool, Fancied himself, at least, an Ole Bull; Some easy bumpkin, seated on the floor, Hunted the slipper till his ribs were sore; Some chose the graceful waltz, or lively reel, While deeper heads the chess-battalions wheel
Old grey-beards felt the glow of youth revive, Old matrons smiled upon the human hive; Where life’s rare nectar, fit for gods to sip, In forfeit-kisses, passed from lip to lip
A joy from my soul’s departed, A bliss from my heart is flown, As weary, weary-hearted, I wander alone, alone; The night wind sadly sigheth. A withering, wild refrain; And my heart within me dieth, For the light in the window-pane. The stars overhead are shining, As brightly as e’er they shone, As heartless, sad, repining, I wander alone, alone, A sudden flash comes streaming, And flickers adown the lane; But no more for me is gleaming. The light in the window-pane. The voices that pass me are cheerful, Men laugh as the night winds moan; They cannot tell how fearful ’Tis to wander alone, alone; For them with each night’s returning, Life singeth its tenderest strain; Where the beacon of love is burning. The light in the window-pane. Oh, sorrow, beyond all sorrows, To which human life is prone; Without thee, through all the to-morrows. To wander alone, alone! Oh, dark deserted dwelling, Where hope like a lamb was slain, No voice from thy lone wails welling, No light in thy window-pane!
de La Bruère, Pierre Boucher
Fulford, Francis
Sturdee, Henry Lawrance
Hensley, Joseph
Barbeau, Henri Jacques
Pope, Percy William Thomas
Sullivan, William Wilfrid
Boire, Louis Henri Napoleon
Wade, Edward Harper
Blanchet, Jean
Phillips, Rev. Caleb Thaddeus
Jetté, Louis A
McLellan, David<
Taschereau, Henri Elzéar
Williams, James W
Moody, James Cochrane
Griffin, Martin J
Hingston, William Hales
Bergeron, Joseph Gédéon Horace
Sicotte, Louis Victor
Thornton, John
Mountain, George Jehoshaphat
Blair, Andrew George
Burland, George B
Tellier, Louis
Haliburton, Thomas Chandler
Gervais, Marie Emery
Turcotte, Arthur
Fabre, Edward C
Mackintosh, Charles H
Paton, Andrew
Colfer, George William
Nault, Joseph
Ouimet, Gédéon
Gauvreau, Antoine
Peck, Charles Allison
Sénécal, Louis Adelard
Sweeny, John
Pidgeon, J. R
Worthington, Edward D
Vaughan, William
Fraser, Duncan C
Matheson, Roderick
Peters, Simon
Lawson, John A
Tyrwhitt, Richard
Smith, Robert Herbert
Jennings, John
Slack, Edward
Hudspeth, Adam
Morrison, Alfred Gidney
Matheson, Arthur James
Angus, Richard Bladworth
Jones, Robert Vonclure
Macdonald, Andrew Archibald
Smart, William Lynn
Van Horne, William C
Bryson, George
Richey, Matthew
Desjardins, Louis George
Hamilton, Charles Edward
Campbell, William
Bowser, Alexander Thomas
Black, Charles Allan
Richard, Louis
Tourangeau, Adolphe G
Carswell, James
Norquay, John
Brock, Isaac
Fournier, Telesphore
McHenry, Donald C
Allard, Joseph Victor
Dessaulles, George Casimir
La Roque, Gedeon
Robillard, Alexander
Rexford, Elson Irving
Derbishire, Stewart
Adam, Lucien Alexandre Samuel
McConnel, William George
Maynard, Thomas
Stevenson, Samuel Cottingham
Keirstead, Elias Miles
Fitzpatrick, Charles
Williams, Richard Wellington
Duncan, John
Girard, Pierre
Allnatt, Francis John Benwell
Emmerson, Robert Henry
Brown, Henry Braithwaite
Carbray, Felix
Emmerson, Henry Robert
Nolin, Charles
MacKinnon, Tristiam A
Smith, William
Power, Lawrence Geoffrey
McDonald, Rev. Clinton Donald
Coldwell, Albert Edward
Spencer, Charles Worthington
Tetreau, F
Fry, Edward Carey
Ogden, Charles Kinnis
Howard, Robert Palmer
Pope, Edwin
Amherst, Jeffery
Smith, John
Parker, William Robert
Rousseau, Joseph Thomas
Hale, Edward
Withall, William John
Hammond, John
Mackenzie, Alexander
Clarke, Edward Frederick
Carignan, Onesime
Archibald, John Sprott
Haanel, Eugene Emil
Kelly, Thomas Eugene
Weir, W
Madill, Frank
Welton, Daniel Morse
Gagnon, Charles Antoine Ernest
Reid, Charles Peter
Power, Michael Joseph
Paquet, Benjamin
Campbell, Alexander
Vidal, Henry Beaufort
Rogers, Jabez A
Paquet, Anselme Homere
Kelly, Samuel James
Russell, Willis
Monk, Samuel Cornwallis
Taillon, Alphonse Antoine
Vallee, Thomas Evariste Arthur
Walker, Thomas
Shehyn, Joseph
Maclaren, James
Denoncourt, Nazaire Lefebvre
McConville, Joseph Norbet Alfred
Dunn, Timothy Hibbard
Steadman, James
Macdonald, Lawrence George
McCaffrey, Charles
Seymour, James
Tims, Frank Dillon
Ostigny, Joseph Henry
Ratcliffe, John
Torrington, Frederic Herbert
Owens, John
Corning, Thomas Edgar
Black, J. Burpee
Bingay, Thomas Van Buskirk
Shields, John
Hale, John
Trenaman, Thomas
Machin, Henry Turner
Martin, Joseph
Mackay, William
Carson, W. Wellington
Reed, Robert
Girouard, Theophile
Pacaud, Gaspard
Mowat, Oliver
Desaulniers, Denis Benjamin William
King, James
Davidson, Charles Peers
Coursol, Charles Joseph Quesnel
Pim, Richard
Irvine, George
Cadman, James
Kelly, Francis
Howe, Henry Aspinwall
Guest, Geo. Hutchinson
Moore, Alvan Head
Freer, Harry Cortlandt
Montgomery, Donald
Rivard, Antoine Majorique
Cartier, George Etienne
Brown, William
Cook, John
Macdonald, John
Gouin, Antoine Nemese
Clinch, Robert Thomson
Baudouin, Philibert
Lamarche, Felix Oliver
Bresse, Guillaume (William)
Moreau, Louis Zephirin
Stevens, Gardner Green
Wood, Enoch
Courtney, Frederick
Aubrey, François Fortunat
Lefebvre, Joseph Hubert
Howe, Joseph
Coté, Louis
Casavant, Joseph Claver & Samuel
Kincaid, Robert
Laurier, Wilfrid
O’Sullivan, Dennis Ambrose
Tartre, Joseph Raphael
Edgar, James David
Price, Herbert Molesworth
Phelan, Cornelius J. F. R
Bernier, Michel Esdras
d’Orsonnens, Louis Gustave d’Odet
Guilbault, Edouard
Dawson, J. William
Cockburn, George Ralph Richardson
Prior, James
Lemieux, François Xavier
Jolicœur, Philippe Jacques
Cabana, Hubert Charon
Botsford, Bliss
Bain, James William
Chisholm, Addie
Noyes, John Powell
Pope, James Colledge
Germain, Adolphe
Sears, James Walker
Proulx, Jean Baptiste George
Charlebois, Alphonse
Dupré, L. L
Tessier, Jules
Aikins, James Cox
Taschereau, Jean Thomas
Morin, Eusebe
MacDowall, Day Hort
Prévost, Oscar A
Champlain, Samuel de
Lacerte, Elie
Kerr, William Warren Hastings
Sutherland, Hugh McKay
Otter, Wm. Dillon
Hart, John Semple
Lafrance, Charles Joseph
Scarth, William Bain
Hould, Jean Baptiste Ludger
Taschereau, Elzéar-Alexandre
Curry, Matthew Allison
Price, Evan John
Larue, Jules Ernest
Elliott, George
Ives, Hubert Root
Macdonald, Duncan
Beaubien, Louis
Wright, Philemon
Quinton, William A
Chagnon, Hubert Wilfred
Chapleau, Joseph Adolphe
Magnan, Adolphe
Jones, Septimus
Payan, Paul
Wells, Rupert Mearse
Stuart, Andrew
Dorion, Antoine Aimé
Tupper, Charles
Inglis, George
Partridge, Francis
Poupore, William Joseph
Bourgeois, Jean Baptiste
Boivin, Charles Alphonse
Hodder, Edward M
Child, Marcus
Methot, Joseph Edouard
Ross, James Gibb
Nelson, Hugh
Pugsley, William
Slaven, John Wallace
Pope, John Henry
Shorey, Hollis
Tomkins, John
Unsworth, Joseph Lennon
Shearer, James Traill
Armour, John Douglas
Molony, Thomas J
Haythorne, Robert Poore
Gingras, Jean Elie
Weldon, Richard Chapman
McNicoll, David
Ellis, Wm. Hodgson
Robitaille, Louis Adolphe
Caron, Joseph Philippe Rene Adolphe
Edgar, William
Perley, William Dell
Stephenson, James
Masson, James
Mills, John Burpee
Roy, Rouer Joseph
Weeks, Otto Swartz
Purcell, Patrick
Nantel, Guillaume Alphonse
Macdonald, John Alexander
Weller, Charles Alexander
Belanger, Louis-Charles
Berryman, John
Jaffray, Robert
Jamieson, Philip
Schiller, Charles Edward
Ouellette, J. R
Grant, Henry Hugh
Webster, Walter Cheste
Papineau, Louis Joseph
Greenwood, Stansfield
Smith, James Cowie
Carling, John
Smith, Arthur Lapthorn
Boak, Robert
Normand, Telesphore Euzebe
Duhamel, Joseph Thomas
Woodward, James Robertson
Hall, Robert Newton
Raymond, Joseph Sabin
Montagu, Walter H
Willets, Charles E
Matheson, David
Cardin, Louis Pierre Paul
LaRocque, Charles
Prince, John C
Blake, Edward
Morison, Lewis Francis
Fulton, John
Binney, Hibbert
Tooke, Benjamin
Scott, Peter Astle
La Rocque, Paul S
Bowell, Mackenzie
Ritchie, Robert J
McLelan, Archibald Woodbury
Reesor, David
Read, Philip Chesshyre
Sterling, Alexander Addison
Torey, Edgar J
Blackadar, Hugh William
Plumb, Josiah Burr
Peterson, Peter Alexander
Costigan, John
Barnard, Edmund
Moodie, Susanna
McMillan, John
Larocque, Joseph
McDonald, James
Merritt, Jedediah Prendergast
Scott, Thomas
Ogden, William Winslow
Burrill, James
Murray, John Robert
Lawson, George
Allison, David
Radenhurst, W. H
St. Georges, Charles
Burrill, William
Charland, Alfred N
Lefebvre, Guillaume
McIlwraith, Thomas
Fiske, Edward
Barry, Denis
Pettit, Charles Biggar
Dunbar, James
Meek, Edward
Smith, Andrew
Guy, Michel Patrice
Thompson, David
Davie, George Taylor
Kenny, Thomas Edward
Rose, George Maclean
LaRocque, Basile
Black, Thomas R
MacMahon, Hugh
Ryan, Patrick George
Wainwright, William
Rose, John E
Macallum, Archibald
Cooley, John W
Young, James
Hamilton, Robert
Lount, William
Buchanan, Wentworth James
White, Thomas
Duplessis, Louis Theodule Neree LeNoblet
Clarke, Henry Edward
Desilets, Joseph Moise
Morris, John Lang
Shortt, William
Langevin, Hector Louis
Bridges, Henry Seabury
Starnes, Henry
Gravel, Joseph Alphonse
Fraser, John A
Chênevert, Cuthbert Alphonse
Robinson, D. A
Foster, George Eulas
Leclerc, Joseph Uldaric
Sanford, William E
Routhier, Adolphe Basile
Shannon, Samuel Leonard
Sinclair, Donald
Scott, Richard William
Adam, Graeme Mercer
Dickson, George
Stephen, Alexander
Hill, George Frederick
Thomas, Newell Wood
Bethune, Robert Henry
McLeod, John David
Wilmot, Robert Duncan
Rogers, Robert Zacheus
Bourgeois, George A
Brooks, Edward T
Cooke, Richard S
MacGillivray, Angus
Castle, John Harvard
Ball, George
Boulton, D’Arcy Edward
Baptist, George
Klein, Alphonse Basil
Honey, John Sleep
Dessaint, Alexander
Honan, Martin
Gilmour, Arthur H
Deschenes, Geo. Honore
Duchesnay, Henri Jules Juchereau
Duclos, Silas T
Robertson, Norman
Gibsone, William Cuppage
Farrell, Edward
Henderson, David
Payzant, John Young
Macpherson, Alexander
Cooke, Thomas
Prefontaine, Raymond Fournier
Piché, Eugene Urgel
Guevrement, Jean Baptiste
Allan, George William
Futvoye, Isaac Booth
Leblanc, Pierre Evariste
Davis, Donald Watson
Motton, Robert
Mara, John Andrew
Strange, Thomas Bland
Hark! hark! the iron tongue of time. Clangs forth a hundred years, And Stadacona on her heights. Sits shedding mournful tears! Oh! spirits fled, oh! heroes dead, Oh! ye were slain for me, And I shall never cease to weep, Ah! Wolfe, brave soul for thee. Again the foe are made to know. The force of British steel; Montgomery and his comrades brave. Fall ’neath the cannon’s peal. Sudden she sprang upon her feet, With wild dishevelled hair— “What are those sounds I hear so sweet. Upon the trembling air? “The frowning Citadel afar. Is all ablaze with light, And martial notes, but not of war, Awake the slumbering night.” Then on she sped, with airy flight, Across the historic Plains, And there beheld a splendid sight— Valor with beauty reigns. Where fearless Carleton stood at bay. A hundred years ago, Under the gallant Strange’s sway. They still defy the foe “My sons! my sons! I see ye now, Filled with the ancient fires, Your manly features flashing forth. The spirit of your sires! “Yet here, surrounded by the flower. Of Canada’s fair dames, Ye are as gentle in these bowers. As brave amidst war’s flames “Long may ye live to tell the tale. Transmitted to your mind, And should again your country call. Like valor she will find.”
Commandant! we rise from our graves to-night, On the Centennial of the glorious fight. At midnight, just one hundred years ago, We soldiers fought and beat the daring foe; And kept our dear old flag aloft, unfurled, Against the armies of the Western world. Although our bodies now should be decayed, At this, our visit, be not sore dismayed; Glad are we to see our fortress still defended, By Canadians, French and British blended, But Colonel, now I’ll tell you, why we’ve risen, From out of the bosom of the earth’s cold prison —— We ask of you to pay us one tribute, By firing from these heights, one last salute
’Tis Hugh McQuarters, and his comrades brave, To-night have risen from their glorious grave —— To you we owe our standard still unfurled, Yet flaunts aloft defiance to the world: God grant in danger’s hour we prove as true, In duty’s path, as nobly brave as you. This night we pass, in revel, dance and song, The weary hours you watched so well and long ’Mid storm and tempest met the battle shock, Beneath the shadow of the beetling rock; When foemen found their winding sheet of snow, Where broad St. Lawrence wintry waters flow. Yes! once again those echoes shall awake, In thunders, for our ancient comrades’ sake; The midnight clouds by battle bolts be riven, Response like Frontenac’s may yet be given. If foeman’s foot our sacred soil shall tread. We seek not history’s bloody page to turn, For us no boastful words aggressive burn, Forgotten, few, but undismayed we stand, The guardians of this young Canadian land. Oh, blessed peace! thy gentle pinions spread, Until all our battle flags be furl’d, In the poet’s federation of the world. For us will dawn no new centennial day —— Our very memories will have passed away, Our beating hearts be still, our bodies dust; Our joys and sorrows o’er, our swords but rust. Your gallant deeds will live in history’s page, In fire side stories, told to youth by age; But sacred writ still warns us yet again, How soldier’s science and his valour’s vain. Unless the Lord of Hosts the city keep: The mighty tremble and the watchmen sleep, Return grim soldiers to your silent home. Where we, when duty’s done, will also come
Pipes, William Thomas
Smith, George Byron
Gould, George
Moore, Dennis
Rolland, Jean Baptiste
Drysdale, William
Some are while careful of their own affairs, And when successfully amassing wealth, Who oft times will withdraw as if by stealth, To render good to others unawares. Well known to them the haunts of poverty, Clothed are the naked, and the hungry fed, Oft take they place beside the patient’s bed, To cheer sad hours; to soothe keen agony. These are earth’s salt—they labor with a mind, Distress relieving, lessening human woe; In all their actions earnest, gentle, kind, Leaving sweet impress whereso’er they go. Theirs Heaven’s reward; a crown upon each brow, Warm hearted Drysdale! such a man art thou!
Van Koughnet, S. J
Aikins, William T
Mackenzie, John Mills
Gibbons, Robert
Robertson, Thomas
Murray, William
Young, Edward
Huggan, William Thomas
Brymner, Douglas
Cameron, Allan
Robertson, Henry
Black, William Tell
de Lottinville, Jean Baptiste Severe Lemaitre
Dymond, Alfred Hutchinson
Pelland, Basile Elie
Macdonald, Robert Tyre
Mason, Thos. G
Hincks, Francis
Ellis, Jas. E
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