Volume 23 - Section XII - ElectricCanadian.com

CANADA AND ITS PROVINCESLower Canada, 3 141 ; applicant for land Louisbourg. Special Article An : Outpost ofgrant in Eastern Townships, 15 148.Empire, 1 201-27. French establishmentLoranger, Louis Onfcsime (b. 1837). Member of founded, 203 ; merchants remove fromChapleau s government, 15 189.Acadia and Placentia to, 204 ;foodstuffsLord Cornwallis. Nova Scotian privateer, 13 imported for workmen engaged in fortifica222.tions of, 10 484 ; fortifications of, 1 204-6 ;Lord Nelson. Ship condemned as a prize, 10 its public buildings, 206 ; King s hospital at,493.206 ; administration of, 206-7 ; garrison,Lord Sheffield. Vessel built at Maugerville, 10 207 ;lax discipline at, 207-8 ;trade restric583.tions relaxed, 208-9 ; population, shipping,Lord s Day Act (1906), 6 159, 9 345 ; attacked and value of fishing industry, 209 ;cost ofas infringing provincial rights, 6 159.establishment, 209 ; trade with France andLord s Day Alliance. Effect of its activities on French colonies, 2 509 ;first school in Novalegislation, 6 159.Scotia established at, 14 511 ; progress of,Lorette. Huron settlement established at, 2 compared with that of British colonies, 1406 ; Bougainville retires on, after battle 210; its strategical position, 2 509; plansof the Plains, 1 305.for defence, 1211; plans of New EnglandersLoretto, Sisters of. In Toronto, 11 59 ;at against, 212-14; first siege and capture of,Guelph, 64.214-18 ; effect of its loss on Canadian tradeLome, John Douglas Sutherland Campbell, and colonial finances, 2 511, 520; retrocededunder Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, 1217;Marquis ol, afterwards ninth Duke of Argyll(1845-1914), governor-general of Canada chagrin of American colonists at cession of,(1878-83). Refers Letellier case to imperial 233, 2 372 fortifications ; strengthened, 1authorities, 6 77, 15 186.219 ; projected attempt on, 221, 255, 256,Lorrain, Narcisse Zephyrin (1842-1915). Vicarapostolicof Pontiac (1882-98), 11 70.267-8, 13 100-1 ; garrison after capture of,13 99-100; second siege of, 1 222, 225-6,Lory, Hippolyte (1830-91). Rector of St Boni 1 226 ; demolition of fortress and subsequentface College, 29 421.decline in importance, 227, 13 230-1.Lossee, William. First Methodist superinten Louisiana. Expulsion of Jesuits from, 11 15 ;dent in Canada, 11 305.its cession to United States, 8 839, 849.Lotbini&re, Henri Gustave Joly de. See Joly de Lount, Samuel (1791-1838). Executed forLotbiniere.complicity in insurrection in Upper Canada,Lotbiniere, Louis Eustache Chartier de. See 3 367.Char tier de Lotbiniere.Lovell, Benjamin. First Anglican clergymanLotbiniere, Marquis Michel Gaspard Chartier de appointed to Cape Breton, 11 206.(1723-99). Applicant for land grant in Lovely Hope. First vessel to arrive in PictouEastern Townships, 15 148.after it was made a free port, 10 560.Lotbiniere, Seigniory of, 2 558.Lovett, John. On the American panic atLondon, James (b. 1841). Instructor in insti Queenston Heights, 3 234.tute of technology, Toronto, 18 389. Low, Albert Peter (b. 1861). Dominion governLoudoun, John Campbell, fourth Earl of (1705- ment scientist, 12 520 ;on fish wealth of82), commander-in-chief in America (1756- Northern Ungava, 16 564 ;on gold-bearing58). His dilatoriness, 1 252, 13 100 ; projects possibilities of Baffin Land, 22 655.expedition against Louisbourg, 1 255, 256, Low, F. C. Black-and-white artist, 12 630.13 99-100 ;his cabbage-garden fiasco, 100. Lowestoife. Frigate engaged in fight with theLoudoun. Name of ship, changed to Imperial Atalante, 1 310.Eagle, 21 32.Lowther, Katharine. Wolfe s fiancee, afterLouis XIV (1643-1715). His interest in New wards Duchess of Bolton, 1 296.France, 2 348 ;accords full support to Talon, Loyal Nova Scotian. Armed schooner, 13 220.15 36, 38 ;fears depopulation of France Loyola College, Montreal, 11 90, 16 435.through emigration to Canada, 40 ;and Lozeau, Albert (b. 1875). French-Canadianfrenchification of the Indians, 43 ;awards poet, 12 470-1.patronage to fathers of large families andpenalizes fathers whose sons and Luard, R. H. In command of Royal Engineersdaughters sent to British Columbia (1858), 21 147.do not marry young, 51 exerts his ascend;Luard, Richard Amherst. Major-general comancy at English court to further French manding in Canada (1880-84), 7 425.policy in America, 2 348-9, 354 ; opposed to Luc, Frangois (d. 1685). Recollet artist, 12 601.western expansion, 352 ;concludes Treaty Lucania. Cunarder, breaks Atlantic record inof Neutrality with James II, 489, 8 881 ;his 1894, 10 601.munificence to Church of Quebec, 2 425 ; Lucas, Clarence. Canadian composer, 12 651.and the fisheries, 16 556 ;and Champigny sexpenditure on Lucas, Isaac Brock (b. 1867). Provincialfortifications of Quebec, 2 treasurer of Ontario, 17 210.360 ;endeavours to dissuade Saint-Vallier Lucault, Leonard. One of first clearers of landfrom returning to Quebec, 427-8 ; and com at Montreal, 16 507.pletion of Lake St Pierre and Lachine Canal, Lucy, Father. Priest serving in Maritime10 504.Provinces, 11 42.Louisa. Vessel built at Moncton : her disastrous voyage to West Ludlow, Gabriel G. (1736-1808). Serves inIndies, 10 584. Revolutionary War, 13 155 ;first mayor of