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94. RG 8 Provincial Secretary Correspondence files relating to the appointment of magistrates and coroners were segregated from the main numbered registry system used by the Provincial Secretary and Registrar and were transferred to Ontario at Confederation. These are the official despatches between the Secretary of State in Ottawa and the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario whose correspondence was handled by the Provincial Secretary. For the purposes of this guide, however, the Provincial Secretary's most important function was to act as the conduit for correspondence from the Dominion government on Indian affairs and related matters. www.archives.gov.on.ca /english/aborige/rg8pro1.htm

City of Toronto Bios  History of Toronto and County of York He was a member of the Executive Council in Ontario in the Sandfield-Macdonald Administration, from July 20, 1867, until the resignation of the Ministry, December 19, 1871, and with the exception of the last five months of this period, when he was Commissioner of Crown Lands, he held the offices of Provincial Secretary and Registrar. He is a member of the Provincial Board of Health of Ontario, being the committee on " the heating and ventilation of buildings", and a member of the committee on "publication". In 1861 he entered the arena of political life, and sat for North Ontario, in the Canada Assembly, from the general election of that year until the general election of 1863, when he was defeated. www.historyoftoronto.ca /history/bios/torC.html

Brant County, Ontario Canada Biographical Sketches ARTHUR STURGIS HARDY, member of the Ontario Parliament and Provincial Secretary and Registrar, was born December 14, 1837, at Mount Pleasant, County of Brant, and is a son of Russell and Juletta (Sturgis) Hardy, both of whom were descendants of U. Loyalists, and are natives of Canada. He has occupied the position of Chairman of the Board of License Commissioners for the South Riding of the County of Brant, and has been appointed by the Ontario Government their Commissioner to superintend the distribution of Municipal Loan Funds due the Township of Tuscarora, to be spent in the erection of public works. Justice Morrison, of Toronto (one of the Judges of the Court of Appeal of Ontario) and has a family of four children. www.rootsweb.com /~onbrant/biobford.htm

Brant County, Ontario Canada Biographical Sketches ARTHUR STURGIS HARDY, member of the Ontario Parliament and Provincial Secretary and Registrar, was born December 14, 1837, at Mount Pleasant, County of Brant, and is a son of Russell and Juletta (Sturgis) Hardy, both of whom were descendants of U. Loyalists, and are natives of Canada. He has occupied the position of Chairman of the Board of License Commissioners for the South Riding of the County of Brant, and has been appointed by the Ontario Government their Commissioner to superintend the distribution of Municipal Loan Funds due the Township of Tuscarora, to be spent in the erection of public works. Justice Morrison, of Toronto (one of the Judges of the Court of Appeal of Ontario) and has a family of four children. www.rootsweb.com /~onbrant/biobford.htm

City of Toronto Bios  History of Toronto and County of York He was a member of the Executive Council in Ontario in the Sandfield-Macdonald Administration, from July 20, 1867, until the resignation of the Ministry, December 19, 1871, and with the exception of the last five months of this period, when he was Commissioner of Crown Lands, he held the offices of Provincial Secretary and Registrar. In 1861 he entered the arena of political life, and sat for North Ontario, in the Canada Assembly, from the general election of that year until the general election of 1863, when he was defeated. He was also leader, and a very able one, too, of the Opposition, from the general election in December, 1871, until appointed to the Judgeship in the Queen's Bench, in November, 1878, which position he held until appointed Chief Justice of the Common Pleas in 1884. www.historyoftoronto.ca /history/bios/torC.html

Arthur Sturgis Hardy In 1873 he was elected to the legislature of Ontario for South Brant, re-elected for the same constituency in 1875, by acclamation, and in March, 1877, became provincial secretary and registrar of Ontario. He then began practice at Brantford, was appointed city solicitor in 1867, and in 1875 elected a bencher of the Law society of Ontario. He was educated at a grammar school and at the Rockwood academy, studied law, and was admitted to the bar in 1865. famousamericans.net /arthursturgishardy   (327 words)

Arthur Sturgis Hardy In 1873 he was elected to the legislature of Ontario for South Brant, re-elected for the same constituency in 1875, by acclamation, and in March, 1877, became provincial secretary and registrar of Ontario. Hardy has introduced and carried through the legislature measures consolidating and amending the jurors' act, and others relating to the liquor-license law, the jurisdiction of division courts, and joint-stock companies. HARDY, Arthur Sturgis, Canadian statesman, born at Mount Pleasant, Brant County, Ontario, 14 December, 1837. www.famousamericans.net /arthursturgishardy   (327 words)

Arthur Sturgis Hardy In 1873 he was elected to the legislature of Ontario for South Brant, re-elected for the same constituency in 1875, by acclamation, and in March, 1877, became provincial secretary and registrar of Ontario. Hardy has introduced and carried through the legislature measures consolidating and amending the jurors' act, and others relating to the liquor-license law, the jurisdiction of division courts, and joint-stock companies. HARDY, Arthur Sturgis, Canadian statesman, born at Mount Pleasant, Brant County, Ontario, 14 December, 1837. famousamericans.net /arthursturgishardy   (327 words)

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ontario The ministers holding portfolios are: the president of the council (at present the prime minister), the attorney-general, the secretary and registrar, the treasurer the minister of lands, forests, and mines, the minister of agriculture, the minister of public works, and the minister of education. In important cases an appeal lies from the provincial court of appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, or to the Judicial Committee of the Imperial Privy Council. Municipal government is carried on by councils and presiding officers elected by popular vote. www.newadvent.org /cathen/11254a.htm   (327 words)

Contact - Nominating Committee Report John Scime is the Graduate Registrar and Secretary at the School of Graduate Studies at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. Lynne has been a member of AARAO since 1984, served as AARAO Secretary, 1991-95, and has made presentations at a number of AARAO conferences. She was a member of the Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission’s Enrolment Project Steering Committee (for ESIS); and is a current member of the Nova Scotia Provincial Recruitment Committee (International Education) and as well the Nova Scotia Department of Education/Universities Liaison Committee on Public School Curriculum. www.arucc.ryerson.ca /arucc/con07.htm   (327 words)

Leopold Macaulay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia He was brought into the cabinet as Provincial Secretary and Registrar in September 1930 in the last few weeks of the administration of Ontario Premier George Ferguson. He was first elected as Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for the Toronto area riding of York South in 1926. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Leopold_Macaulay   (327 words)

Harry Nixon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ernest C. Drury as Provincial Secretary and Registrar. United Farmers of Ontario and served as a Cabinet minister in the government of Premier Labour government in 1923, Nixon sat as a en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Harry_Nixon   (327 words)

Harry Nixon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Nixon resumed his former Cabinet position of Provincial Secretary and Registrar in the Hepburn cabinet and was the senior minister in the government. Hepburn openly supported King's rival, Conservative leader Arthur Meighen in a 1942 York South by-election, and seemed to be calling for the defeat of King. Mitchell Hepburn, a farmer, became leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, and Nixon led his Progressive remnant into an alliance with Hepburn's party. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Harry_Nixon   (327 words)

Brant County, Ontario Canada Biographical Sketches ARTHUR STURGIS HARDY, member of the Ontario Parliament and Provincial Secretary and Registrar, was born December 14, 1837, at Mount Pleasant, County of Brant, and is a son of Russell and Juletta (Sturgis) Hardy, both of whom were descendants of U. Loyalists, and are natives of Canada. hardy in politics belongs to the advanced wing of the Liberal party; indeed his views on most questions are rather of a Radical than merely Liberal character, and he is a leading man in his party in the Province. Hardy is a member of Brant Lodge No. 45, Masonic, and also of Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F. he was an original member of Gore Lodge, which he left to establish Harmony Lodge, being now one of the trustees. www.rootsweb.com /~onbrant/biobford.htm   (327 words)

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