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GENERAL INDEX 163Protestants. Not to settle in Princess Alice. C. P. R. Pacific coast steamer,Protestant Protective Association. Its pro holders of the office, 493 ; derivation of fundsgramme and campaigns, 6 124, 17 171-2. Conquest, 494 ; inadequacy of revenue,10 572.Princess Charlotte. C. P. R. Pacific coaststeamer, 10 572.permitted NewFrance, 2 323, 399.Proudfoot, William, vice-chancellor of Ontario.Grants injunction in case of M c Laren v. Boyd,Princess Maquinna. C. P. Pacific coast Caldwell and Co., 17 161.steamer, 10 572.Proulx, Firmin H. PublishesPrincess May. C. P. R. Pacific coast steamer, Campagnes, 16 522.R.La Gazette dee10 572.Proulx, Jean Baptiste (1808-81). MissionaryPrincess Of Wales. Prince Edward Island priest at Penetanguishene, 11 51.trader, 10 503.Proulx, Jean Baptiste (1846-1904), vice-rectorPrincess Patricia. C. P. R. Pacific coast of Laval University, Montreal. Contendssteamer, 10 572.for his universityPrincess Royal. (1) North-we independence, 16 434.it coast trader Provencher, Joseph Alfred Norbert (1843-1887).(1787), 21 37 ; seized at Nootka :43. (2) Intermediary between M c Dougall and inSteamboat on Toronto-Rochester route, 10 surgent M6tis, 19 72 ; commissioner in540. (3) C. P. R. Pacific coast steamer arrangement of Indian treaties, 7 595.10 572.Provencher, Joseph Norbert (1787-1853), bishopPrincess Sophia. C.P.R. Pacific coast steamer, of St Boniface (1847-53). Establishes mission10 572-3.at Red River, 11 121, 122, 123, 20 418 ; vicarapostolicPrincess Victoria. C.P.R. Pacific coast steamer,for the North-West, 11 47, 124 ; his10 572.zeal for education, agriculture, and industry,Princessa. Armed ship commanded by Mar 125-6, 135, 20 418-20 ; member of Counciltinez, 21 42.of Assiniboia, 11 129 ; obtains assistance ofPring, Daniel (d. 1847). His attempt on Lake the Oblatea (1845), 133 ; death of, 137-8.Champlain, 3 253 ;on Prevost s letter toDownie and its imputation, 266 Providence, Sisters of. Founded (1843), 16;at battle 437 ;at Montreal, 11 88 at ; Kingston, 56.of Plattsburg, 267.Provincial Agricultural Association for CanadaPringle, George. Presbyterian missionary to West (formed 1846). First exhibition of,the Yukon, 11 294.18 562.Pringle, John (b. 1852). Presbyterian mis Provincial Bank of North America. Chartersionary to the Yukon, 11 294.applied for (1858), 5 283.Prior, Colonel Edward Gawler (b. 1853). Minister Provincial Rights. Ontario boundary claim and,of Mines of British Columbia, (1902-3), 21 6 93-6 ; Rivers and Streams Bill, 96 ; licence227; premier (1902-3), 228; an irregularity law, 97-8 ; the franchise, 98-9 ;and powerfollowed by resignation, 229 ; advocates of disallowance, 318-19 ; law-making powersbetter terms, 15 212, 21 235-6.in British North America Act, 14 459-60 ;Pritchard, S., Anglican clergyman. School overlappingmaster at Red jurisdiction and canons ofRiver, 20 425.construction formulated by Judicial ComPrivateering. Vessels fitted out at Halifax mitteewith total armament and Privy Council (1907), 460-1.complement (1756- Provincial Workmen s Association of Nova60), 13 99 ;Lawrence s complaint that most Scotia. Enters into arrangement withof labouring people are engaged in, 99 ; in National Trades and Labour Congress, 9 310 ;Bay of Fundy during Revolutionary War, its origin and early growth, 311-12 ; its136 ;St John raided, 137 ;American suc struggle with Knights of Labour, 313 ;cesses followed by reprisals, 219-24 ; raids membership (1909) and achievements of,on Prince Edward Island, 354 ;in Nova 314 its ; struggle with United Mine WorkersScotia during wars with French Republic of America, 315, 14 683; 9 321.and Napoleon, 177, 252-3 ; during War of Prud homme, Louis Arthur, judge. On de1812, 258.Noyon s discoveries, 1 115 ; on route takenProclamation of 1763 (October 7). Its terms, by La Verendrye Brothers, 132-3.3 38, 4 522 ; boundaries of Quebec under,3 28 Labrador-Canada Public Finance. Special Articles :History of;boundary under, Public Finance, (1763-1840) 4 491-518,8 908-9.(1840-67) 5 165-82 ; Dominion Finance, 7Procter, Henry A. (1787-1859). Checkmates 471-506Hull at ; Provincial Taxation and FinanceAmheretburg, 3 221 ; wins success in Quebec, 15 239-50 ; Finance and Taxationat Brownstown and isrepulsed at Fort in Ontario, 17 243-73 ; Finance and TaxationStephenson, 238 ;defeated at Moravian in Prairie Provinces, 20 351-62.Town, 245.New France : revenues farmed out, 2Proctor, Alexander Phimister (b. 1862). His 482-3 ; evasionswork paymentas a taxes, 484 ;sculptor, 12 632-3.farmingProfound. One of d again resumed,Iberville s ships, 1 184, 492 ; effect of demoralization of finances of185.mother country on New France (1708-13),Prohibition. See Liquor Traffic.498 ; French expenditures in CanadaProsperous. Ship of Kellsey s expeditions to (1755-60), 527.discover North-West Passage (1719, 1721), British regime:Murray s1 196.491-2 ;the receiver-general s duties, 492-3 ;