Wilmot and Tilley

by James Hannay

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• Palmerston, Lord, his government in office during confederation negotiations, [206]
• Parker, Hon. Robert, becomes chief-justice, [235]
• Parliament of Canada, its first meeting, [273]
• Partelow, Hon. John R., member for St. John County, [65];
  • on money appropriations, [93];
  • becomes provincial secretary, [116];
  • his ability as a business man, [157]
• Peters, Colonel Harry, speaker of the assembly, [148]
• Peters, Susan Ann, mother of Sir Leonard Tilley, [146]
• Peters, William, grandfather of Sir Leonard, [146]
• Peto, Brassy and Betts, propose to construct New Brunswick railways, [167-9]
• Pickard, John, defeated in York, [237]
• Portland Railway Convention, [119];
  • L. A. Wilmot's speech at, [120]
• Prohibitory liquor law, [176-8];
  • its failure, [180]
• Putnam, Charles S., barrister, [11]