Wilmot and Tilley

by James Hannay

A

• Allen, Hon. John C., solicitor-general, [183];
  • opposes confederation, [228];
  • becomes attorney-general, [233];
  • appointed a judge, [235]
• Anglin, Hon. Timothy W., opposes confederation, [227], [233];
  • differences with his colleagues, [236];
  • resigns from the government, [237]
• Aroostook War, [135]
• Ashburton Treaty, [195]
• Assembly, House of, its composition and powers, [6];
  • Wilmot's college bill introduced in, [51];
  • its passage through the House, [52-6]