Sketches of Canadian Legislators and Bank Monopoly Backers
A historical note discusses 1841 Upper Canada Bank paper being exchanged at high cash rates as a result of a bill supported by the Legislative Council and Head. It notes named figures Hopkins MIntosh Sheriff Mdonnell Glen garry Parke among those who opposed the bill, and cites Commissary General Routh attributing the move to the instigation of the U S Bank.
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Legislative Council
Upper Canada
M’micking
Thorburn
Hopkins
M’intosh
M’donell
Glengary
Parke
Routh
U. S. Bank
Mr. Thorburn
Hamilton
Dr. S
London
Inishman
Pat
Francis Hincks and Scottish reformers in Canada
A portrait of Francis Hincks a North of Ireland native and Toronto printer editor of The Examiner noted for liberal evolution since 1834. The piece surveys his political stance shifting from conservative ties to strong support for civil and religious rights, with remarks on allies rivals and local figures amid Ontario politics.
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Hincks
Ireland
People’s Bank
Toronto
Examiner
Garnett
Sullivan
Dr. Morrison
St. Patrick’s Day
Ogle R. Gowan
Leeds
Liberal House of Assembly
Canada
Baldwin
York
McIntosh
Hiva
Carroll
Mackenzie
Wiis
Allan M’nab
Admiral Vansittart and
James
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Francis Hincks
Dancombe
Oxford
Messrs
Neilson
Aylwin
Smollett
Caleb Whiteford
House of Commons
Inkhorn
Malcolm Cameron
Cameron
McLean
Toronto Examiner
Manahan
Lanark
Orange Lodges
Europe
Lord Durham
U. C
Arthur
Lount
Matthews
New York
Montreal