Liverpool, Lord, and Selkirk's charges against the North-West Company, [136].
Macdonald, Archibald, deputy-governor of Assiniboia, [73].
M'Donald, John, his arrest at Fort William, [122-3], [124-5].
M'Donald, Capt. Roderick, Selkirk's agent in Glasgow, [37-8].
Macdonell, Alexander, a partner of the North-West Company, [68], [86], [87], [88]; destroys Colony Gardens, [69], [73-4], [77-79]; organizes a raid on Fort Douglas, [89], [94-5]; and the massacre at Seven Oaks, [102-103], [105], [107]; his plot to assassinate Lord Selkirk, [118-19].
Macdonell, Anthony, taken prisoner at Seven Oaks, [100].
Macdonell, Capt. Miles, first governor of Assiniboia, [36-7], [74]; his herculean task, [40-2], [44]; establishes winter quarters on the Nelson, [45-6], [47]; his opinion of the emigrants, [47-51]; officially inaugurates Red River Colony, [55-6]; erects Fort Daer, [57-8]; his disastrous proclamation, [63-64], [65], [67]; surrenders himself to Cameron, [76-7], [93]; sent to Red River in advance of Lord Selkirk, [111], [113].
M'Gillivray, William, a partner of the North-West Company, [66] n.; his arrest at Fort William, [120-1], [124-5]; an expert canoeman, [125-6]; favours union with the Hudson's Bay Company, [140].
M'Intosh, James, in the defence of Colony Gardens, [79].