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579-80. Nova Scotia : iron and steel production, 14 685-90 ; royalty, 475. NewBrunswick :Nipisiguit River deposits, 690-1.Ontario :furnaces, 18 617-18, 633 ;HelenMine in Michipicoten, 620 ; shipment ofores to and from United States, 9 125, 18633 ;combined production and values offurnaces (1910), 634 ; smelting in 1910 compared with that of foreign origin, 634 ;statistics (1906-12), 634. North-West Territories, 22 659.Iron Duke. First iron-hulled boat to run onSt Lawrence, 10 539.Irondequoit Bay, near Charlotte. La Salleencounters Senecas at, 1 90-1.Iroquois. First so named, 1 45 ; Champlainaids in attacks on, 46, 52 ; co-operate withGENERAL INDEX 97tions in production, 122, 185, 248. Quebec : Irving, Faulus ZEinilius (1714-96), colonel.mines of St Maurice, 2 511, 4 529, 589, 16 Lieutenant-governor576-7 ; Batiscan, Radnor, L Islet, and Drummondvilleforges, 577 ;of Montreal (1763-64), 4432 ; president and administrator of Quebeciron forges of Three (1766), 3 35.Rivers and Drummondville districts, 577, Irving, Washington (1783-1859). On the voya579 ;Bristol mines, 577-8 ;Hull deposits, ge urs and their services in Astor s expedition,578 ; iron sands of the Gulf, 578 ; opera 15 73-5.tions at Baie St Paul, St Lawrence, 578-9 ;ore export, 578-9 Irwin, Bennoni. Portrait painter, 12 628.; industrially unimportant, Irwin, Henry. Anglican missionary in BritishIsle des Oiseaux (Funk Island). JacquesCartier at, 1 28, 34.Isle-Dieu, Abb6 de 1 . See La Rue, Pierre de.Isle Jesus. Held by seminaryDutch of Quebecin fur trade, 46, 68 ; their incursions (1712), 2 553.on the colony, 2 330, 331, 413, 457-8, 15 28, Isle of Aix. Hawke breaks up French fleet at,30, 31, 35 ;terrorize other tribes and occupy 1 2?2.beaver lands of Ontario, 1 68-9 ; destroy Isle St Josenh (Christian Island). Hurons takeHuron mission, 2 405-8 ; make peace withat"refuse 2 406.the French (1667), 1 82, 15 35-6; divert Isles aux Margaulx (Bird Rocks). Named bywestern trade to English and Dutch, 2 472 ;Jacques Cartier, 1 30.renewal of troubles (1683), 353-4; failure Italia. Brigof La built at Lunenburg, 10 681.Barre s expedition (1684), 351 ; chiefs Italians. Their qualities and defects as immiseized by Denonville and their surrenderdemanded by Dongan, 355-6 grants, 7 561-2 ;Black Hand societies, 562 ;;a war of value of their penal certificates, 562-3.reprisals, 357-8 ;Frontenac s successes Italy. Provisional commercial arrangementagainst, 358 ; fraternize with French and with Canada concluded (1910), 9 238.trade with British, 361, 370 ;French policyillustrated by negotiations preceding Treatyof Ryswick, 362 ; alarmed over Britishclaims to sovereignty, 362 ; sign treaty ofpeace with French (1701), 362 ; Britishsovereignty over, recognized by Treaty ofUtrecht, 365 ;French attempts to preventassertion of British rights, 366-70 ; andconstruction of forts in their territory, 367,368, 369, 371 ; policy maintenance of balanceof power, 373 ; their distrust of the whites,1 238 ; parley with Montcalm, 252 ; loyalduring Revolutionary War, 17 42 ; canoesand their construction, 10 477-8. See alsoCayugas ; Indians ;Mohawks ; Oneidas ;Onondagas ; Senecas ; Tuscaroras ;SixNations.Iroquois. (1) Lakes freighter, 10 557. (2)Steamer on Varicouver-Tacoma route, 10573.Railway and land company enterprises in Alberta, 20 322-3, 591-2.Irrigation.Irvine, George (d. 1897). Attorney-general ofQuebec, 15 178 n. ; member of ProtestantCommittee of Council of Public Instruction,18 491.Irving, Sir flSmilius (1823-1913). Moves protectionist amendment to budget of 1876,680.VOL. XXIIIColumbia, 11 234.Isbister, Alexander. Witness before Parliamentary Committee of 1857, 21 125.Isis. British frigate, arrives at Quebec (1776),3 96.Island Of St John. See Prince Edward Island.Isle aux GoudreS. Sighted by Jacques Cartier,1 35 ; Durefl s fleet arrives at, 280.Isle-aux-Noix, Lake Champlain. Defended byBourlamaque (1759), 1 274; fortified postbuilt by Americans at, 3 81.Isle Bacchus. Name first given by JacquesCartier to Island of Orleans, 1 35.Ives, William Bullock (1841-99).the Bowell ministry, 6 126.Resigns fromIzard, George (1777-1828), American general.At battle of Chateauguay, 3 247, 249 ;atFort Erie, 260 ; checked at Cook s Mills,260.Jack, W. Brydone. President of UniversityNew ofBrunswick, 14 558.Jack. Nova Scotia ship, surrenders nearSydney, 13 222 ; subsequent career of,223-4.Jackson, Andrew (1767-1845), president ofUnited States. Defeats British expeditionagainst New Orleans, 3 269 ; endeavours topromote reciprocal trade, 4 585-6 ; andaward of King of the Netherlands, 8 811.Jackson, Charles Thomas (1805-80), Americangeologist. And iron ore deposits of NewBrunswick, 14 689.Jackson, John. Associated in building theAccommodation, 10 494.Jackson, John. Pioneer Congregationalist inEastern Townships, 11 382.Jackson, John. One of fathers of Confederation in British Columbia, 21 171 n.Jackson, William, railway contractor. On impsrialmotives for construction in Canada,10 405.