A caricature history of Canadian politics : events from the union of 1841, as illustrated by cartoons from "Grip", and various other sources (1886)
Bengough, J. W. (John Wilson), 1851-1923 · Toronto : Grip Print. and Pub. Co. · leaf 192
rted in the newspapers that the dignity of theLieut.-Governorship of Ontario was to have been bestowed on the Hon.George Brown, immediately on the accession to power of the Reform Gov-ernment. The new Ministers discovered, however, that Sir John Macdonaldhad, in the last gasp of his official life,… … THE POLITICAL MOTHER HUBBARD AND JOHN A.S DYING IMQLITV. [187] THE IRREPRESSIBLE JACK. The circumstances under which Sir John Macdonald was deposed frompower seemed to warrant the assumption of the Reformers that he wasdone for. But, on the contrary, it only seemed the signal for additionalhonors…
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