Wilmot and Tilley

by James Hannay

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• Macdonald, Sir John A., chairman of the confederation delegation, [263];
  • forms the first Dominion cabinet, [270]
• McClelan, Hon. A. R., chief commissioner of public works, [247];
  • reëlected for Albert County, [249]
• McGee, Thomas D'Arcy, favours confederation, [207];
  • lectures in St. John, [207];
  • brings a party to visit the Maritime Provinces, [209]
• McMillan, Hon. John, surveyor-general, elected for Restigouche, [231];
  • becomes postmaster-general, [247]
• McPhelim, Francis, postmaster-general, [183]
• Manners-Sutton, Hon. H. T., lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick, dissolves the House of Assembly, [180]
• Maritime union movement, [211-13];
  • the Charlottetown conference, [215]
• Marriage laws, [14], [15]
• Meade, General, [249]
• Metcalfe, Sir Charles, governor-general of Canada, [74];
  • his unconstitutional stand, [74];
  • his views approved by the New Brunswick assembly, [74]
• Mitchell, Hon. Peter, member of the legislative council, [246];
  • supports confederation, [246];
  • called on to form a government, [246];
  • forms the Mitchell-Wilmot government, [247];
  • confederation delegate to England, [262];
  • becomes minister of marine, [271]
• Monck, Viscount, governor-general of Canada, [265]
• Money grants, initiation of, [48]
• Montgomery, John, enters the government, [72];
  • surveyor-general, [183]
• Morgan, Elizabeth, great grandmother of Sir Leonard Tilley, [145]