"122 CANADA AND ITS PROVINCEScovers coal at Nanaimo, 21 122, 22 550 ;member of first legislative assembly ofVancouver Island, 21 113; in charge ofHudson s Bay post on Thompson River,127 n. ; encourages farming and horticulture, 22 528 ;on first gold discovery, 559.MKay, William (d. 1832), lieutenant-colonel.Captures fort at Prairie-du-Chien, 3 253.Mackay, William. One of fathers of ConfederaRiver rebels, 44 ;and the Letellier case,76-7, 15 186 ; opposes restriction of Chineseimmigration, 21 256, 257-8 ;his fiscal policy,6 79, 81, 9 148 ;defeated on tariff issue andresigns, 6 82-3 ;condemns budget of 1879,87-8 ; resigns leadership of opposition, 88 ;and execution of Riel, 105 his ; Life ofGeorge Brown, 12 507 ;sketch of, 6 25.Mackenzie, Alexander. Anglican clergyman atPort Talbot, 11 2<strong>23</strong>.MKenzie, Colin C. Superintendent of Education of British Columbia, 22 431.Mackenzie, Donald (1783-1851). Nor westerwho took service with Pacific Fur Company,21 59 ; governor of Red River Colony, 19 47.M c Kenzie, Duncan Stewart (b. 1868). Deputyminister of Education of Alberta, 20 485.MKenzie, Ferdinand. In charge of M c LeodM c Kee, Alexander (d. 1799). Official of Indian Lake station, 21 127 n.department, 4 712, 722.Mackenzie, George (1798-1876), of Pictou.Hisc Kee, S. J. Baptist educationist, 11 374. resourcefulness and mechanical skill, 10 582 ;M c Keen, M c Larty, and Lamqnt, Liverpool.Mships built by, 582-3.Contractors for Canadian mails, 10 603-4.c Kenzie, James. Captain of the Frontenac,MKeevor, surgeon to Selkirk s expedition of and afterwards of the Alciope, 10 497 ;father1812. His account of the voyage, 19 of steam navigation in Upper Canada, 498-9.<strong>23</strong>.Mackenzie, J. Author of Thayendanegea, 12Mackelcan, F. P. On sanitation and housing 660.in Montreal, 15 311.Mackenzie, Kenneth (d. 1874). Justice ofMKellar, Archibald (1816-94). Defeated in peace for Vancouver Island, 21 106 ;exOntario elections of 1867, 17 110; leader of hibits at first agricultural show at Victoria,opposition, 113 ; resigns leadership of opposi 22 538.tion, 117 ;<strong>com</strong>missioner of Agriculture and M c Kenzie, K. Nominated for council ofPublic Works, 129, <strong>23</strong>0 n., <strong>23</strong>2 n. ; charges Rupert s Land, 19 197.against, and his counter-charges, 144; pro Mackenzie, Peter Samuel George (b. 1862).vincial secretary of Ontario, 200 n. ;sheriff Provincial treasurer of Quebec, 15 213 n.M of Wentworth County, 148.c Kenzie, Roderick. Ac<strong>com</strong>panies his cousin,Mackellar, Patrick (1717-78). Wolfe s chief Alexander Mackenzie, on his journey toengineer in Quebec campaign, 1 291.Pacific, 4 652.M c Kenna, James Andrew Joseph (b. 1862). Mackenzie, Captain R., Montgomery s HighIndian treaty <strong>com</strong>missioner, 7 598, 11 184. landers. Organizes expedition againstM Acac Kenna, Father. Leads Scottish Catholic dian privateers, 13 115.migration from Mohawk River to Glengarry, Mackenzie, William. Signs Quebec traders1126.petition (1764), 15 134.Mackenzie, Sir Alexander (1755-1820). His ex Mackenzie, William Lyon (1795-1861). Atpedition to Arctic Ocean (1789), 4 673-8, 21 tacks loyalty of Irish immigrants of Peter48 ;on Slave River, 4 673 ;on Mackenzie borough, 17 87 ;returned to assembly, 3 339 ;River, 674-7 ;within sight of Rockies, 674-5 ;formulates demands of reformers, 341-2,demeanour of tribes, 674-6 ;his journey to 343-4 his ; expulsions from assembly, 344,the Pacific, 8 849, 21 54; publishes his 348, 4 478 his ; reception in Britain, 3 345-7 ;Voyages, 12 513 ; organizes Fishing and Fur first mayor of Toronto, 18 425 ;on newspaperCompany, 21 244-5 ; opposes Selkirk s postage irregularities, 4 753-4 ; correspondscheme, 19 19-20 ;sketch of, 4 651-2.ing secretary of reformers, 3 364 his ; partMackenzie, Alexander (1822-92), prime minister in Rebellion in Upper Canada, 365-6 ;andof Canada (1873-78). Special Article : Mac reform in Lower Canada, 378-9 ;as a constikenzie Administration, 6 63-83. Endorses tutional reformer, 381-2 ;his qualities andeducation resolution of Confederation con defects as a leader, 382-3, 5 81 ;his bioference, 18 315 ;attacks reformers for graphies, 12 507-8.entering a coalition, 6 20 member of; Mackenzie, W. Tate. Sculptor, 12 634.Ontario cabinet, 17 129, 200 n., 210 n. ; Mackenzie and Mann. Proposed charter toelects to sit in federal house, 135 ;and the defeated in Senate, 10 453; control coalRed River Expedition, 6 42 ;in conflict mines at Broad Cove (now Inverness),with the speaker on Pacific Scandal, 58 ;his Inverness County, 14 679.vote of censure on Macdonald government, Mackenzie River. Length, drainage area and59; his administration (1873-78), 63-83; tributaries, 9 <strong>23</strong>, 22 641-2 ; navigation, 10organizes North-West Mounted Police, 349 ; 568, 22 647.and railway agreement with British Columbia, Mackey, John. Surgeon left behind at Nootka64-5, 10 422, 21 186, 188, 191, 192 ;his Sound (1786), 21 31railway policy, 6 66-7 ;and amnesty for Red ;believes Nootka to bedetached from mainland, 33.tion in British Columbia, 21 171 n.Mackay, Lieutenant-Colonel. Holds conference with Indians at Island of St Joseph, 5334 ;his issue of liquor, 335.M c Keagney, James (d. 1879). One of judgesat Ambroise Lepine s trial, 20 371.M c Kechnie, Robert Edward (&. 1861). President of council of British Columbia, 21 224 ;member of university senate, 22 442.
Maclaren, E. D. Secretary of PresbyterianChurch in Canada, 11 295.M c Laren, Peter. A party to suit of M c Laren v.Caldwell, which raised question of provincialrights, 17 161-2.Maclean, Allan (1725-84).Endeavours to aidCarleton at Montreal, 3 82 ; arrives inQuebec (1775), 85; in <strong>com</strong>mand of land HighEmigrants, 15 1<strong>23</strong>.M c Lean, A. J.Provincial secretary of Alberta,19 278.M c Lean, Francis. In <strong>com</strong>mand of 82nd Regiment, 13 225 his ; friendship for Sir JohnMoore, 225 ; besieged at Majebigwaduce,226 ;death of, 227.M c Lean, Hugh. Selkirk colonist who evadedthe expulsion, 19 33 and n.M c Lean, James Alexander (b. 1868). Presidentof University of Manitoba, 20 447.M c Lean, John (1828-86), Anglican bishop ofSaskatchewan (1873-86). Professor in StJohn s College, Red River, 20 425 ; supports claims of the Metis, 6 100 ;foundsEmmanuel College, Prince Albert, 20 451,467.MacLean, Kate Seymour. Writer of verse, 12588.M c Lelan, Archibald Woodbury (1824-90).Minister of Finance (1885-87), 7 514.M c Lellan, Dr James A. Director of teachersinstitutes of Ontario, 18 328 ; principal ofnormal college at Hamilton, 331.MLellan, John. On gold discoveries in QueenCharlotte Island, 22 560.M c Lennan, William (1856-1904). His literaryworks, 12 561-2.Macleod, Alexander. Applicant for land granton Island of St John, 13 343.MLeod, Alexander. Arrested by United Statesauthorities and acquitted of murder charge(1841), 3 367.M c Leod, Archibald Norman. On <strong>com</strong>promiseeffected between Nor westers and MilesMacdonell, 19 30 ; supplies warrants toagents of <strong>com</strong>pany, 30.MacLeod, D. J. Superintendent of Education,Prince Edward Island, 14 538.M c Leod, James Farquharson (d. 1894), <strong>com</strong>missioner of North-West Mounted Police.Assists in arranging Indian treaty (1877), 7597 j member of North-West Council, 19202; 218.GENERAL INDEX 1<strong>23</strong>MKim, Robert. Alleged attempted bribery of, M c Leod, John ( 1 7 88- 1 849 ). Ascends the upperM17 166.Liard to Dease Lake, 4 690, 21 69.cKinlay, Arch. Justice of peace for Van M c Leod, John. Selkirk colonist who evadedcouver Island, 21 86.the expulsion, 19 33 and n. ; begins reconM c Einley Tariff. Passed in 1890, 9 163 ; de struction of Fort Douglas, 34-5.presses farming in Ontario, 18 575-6.Macleod, Mrs (wife of Colonel Macleod).MacKinnon, Colin Francis (1811-79). Roman Teaches in Methodist mission school atCatholic bishop of Arichat (1852-77), 11 80-1. Macleod, Southern Alberta, 20 479.MKinstry. Lakes freighter, 10 557.MacLeod, William. Priest ordained at Charlottetown(1824), 11 73.M c Lachlan, Alexander (1818-96). His volumesof verse, 12 571.M c Leod. Takes possession of Fort DouglasMLane, David. Executed for treason (1797), after affair of Seven Oaks, 19 37.3 153-4.Macleod. Method of rounding up schoolM c Lane, Louis (1786-1857), United States children at, 20 484.minister at London. On British preparations M c LeodLake. Hudson s Bay Companyfor war station(1846), 8 864.in British Columbia, 21 127 n.MLoughlin, John (1784-1857). His headquarters at Fort Vancouver, 21 64-5 ; assistsMfMethodist missionaries in Willamette Valley,8 866 and n. ;aids American immigrants inOregon, 867-8 ; <strong>com</strong>promises British interestsby joining provisional government, 867, 869 ;declares Oregon is not worth a war, 868 ;censured by Hudson s Bay Company andresigns, 21 70-1 ; witness before House ofCommons <strong>com</strong>mittee, 125 ; a pioneer ofagriculture, 22 527 ; sketch of, 21 63, 64 ;his firm and kindly rule, 64-5 ;feared andloved by Indians, 65 ; kindness of, to settlersand missionaries, 66 ; an enemy to liquortraffic, 66.Martin, D. G. Assists in arranging treatywith Indians, 7 598.MacMaster, Donald (b. 1846). Investigatescharges against Mercier, 15 206.MMaster, William (1811-87).First presidentof Superannuated Ministers Society ofRegular Baptist Church, 11 367 ;firstpresident of Canadian Bank of Commerce,10 637 ; founds MMaster University, 11 368.M c Master University. Founding of, 11 368,371.MacMechan, Archibald M c Kellar (6. 1862).Editor and critic, 12 529.M c Micken, Gilbert. Dominion lands agent,arrives at Fort Garry, 19 100 ; <strong>com</strong>missionerto administer oaths, 197.MMillan, Sir Daniel Hunter (b. 1846). Lieutenant-governor of Manitoba, 19 131.MacMillan, H. R. On danger of forest destruction, 16 539.MMillan, James. Explores the Fraser River,2167.M c Millan, James E. One of fathers of Confederation in British Columbia, 21 171 n.M c Millan, John. Postmaster-general of NewBrunswick, 14 415.MMullen, George W. Exposes the PacificScandal, 6 55.M c Murray, William (1810-94). Anglican misMsionary to Indians at Sault Ste Marie, 11 224.cNab, Alexander. Principal of Victoria College, 11 335.MacNab, Sir Allan Napier, Bart. (1798-1862).Suppresses rising in Western Ontario, 3 367 ;endeavours to raise capital in England forrailway enterprises, 10 392, 393 ; at Bostonrailway celebration of 1851, 375 ; describes
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