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Girouard, John Joseph, and the rebellion, [142]; Office open to, [150]
Gladstone, Rt. Hon. W. E., trained by Peel, [189-90], [200]; and Administrative Liberalism, [280]; as Colonial Secretary, [251], [256]
on British approval of Metcalfe's methods, [193]; on Rebellion Losses Bill, [206] n.; on Separation, [266-7], [285]
Glenelg, Lord, at the Colonial Office, [236]; and the Clergy Reserve question, [49]; on Canadian local rights, [236]
Globe, The, Brown's newspaper, on the Clear-Grits, [300] n.2; Influence of, [311], [341-2]
Good Government essential to Colonial Empire, Molesworth on, [281-2]
Gourlay, Robert, agitator, Scottish origin of, [23]
Governor-General and Assembly, Russell's instructions concerning, [72] et sqq.
and Colonial Executive, relations between, as sketched by Grey, [269]