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To the people of Ontario ... I have twiced applied to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario that they be pleased to pass a bill to enable me to practise as a solicitor in the Supreme Court of Judicature ...
To the people of Ontario ... I have twiced applied to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario that they be pleased to pass a bill to enable me to practise as a solicitor in the Supreme Court of Judicature ...
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To the people of Ontario ... I have twiced applied to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario that they be pleased to pass a bill to enable me to practise as a solicitor in the Supreme Court of Judicature ...

Dateapproximately 1890
Names
Format
Medium
Dimensions1Pages, 15.4 x 21.9 cm (6 1/16 x 8 5/8 in.)
Extent
  • Folded to 35.5 x 21.2 cm
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberCA-1890-GARDNER-SB
Loi du barreau du Bas-Canada suivie des reglements du Conseil général et des sections du district de Montréal, Québec, Trois-Rivières et St. François.(...)
Loi du barreau du Bas-Canada suivie des reglements du Conseil général et des sections du district de Montréal, Québec, Trois-Rivières et St. François.(...)
1867
Assemblée annuelle... Rapports officiels
Assemblée annuelle... Rapports officiels
n.d.
First report of the Special committee of the House of assembly on the engrossed bill from the Legislative council to repeal certain parts of the Judicature act and to make further provision for the more certain and uniform administration of justice within this province. Ordered to be printed, 23d January, 1824
First report of the Special committee of the House of assembly on the engrossed bill from the Legislative council to repeal certain parts of the Judicature act and to make further provision for the more certain and uniform administration of justice within this province. Ordered to be printed, 23d January, 1824
1824
Eccentric Gesture made in 1957 when Supreme Court find him
Eccentric Gesture made in 1957 when Supreme Court find him
4/8/1960
Jean-Pierre Goyer, Canada's solicitor-general prefers the label ''minster responsible for social defence'' to being called the nation's top policeman.(...)
Jean-Pierre Goyer, Canada's solicitor-general prefers the label ''minster responsible for social defence'' to being called the nation's top policeman.(...)
n.d.
Solicitor General Jean-Pierre Goyer: He says he'll tell parents if youngster informing
Solicitor General Jean-Pierre Goyer: He says he'll tell parents if youngster informing
8/16/1971
Less than four hours after an injunction to bar him from the Ontario Legislature was denied by the Ontario Supreme Court, Tony Lupusella (left) was sworn in officially as MPP for Dovercourt riding by Roderick Lewis, Clerk of the Legislative Assembly
Less than four hours after an injunction to bar him from the Ontario Legislature was denied by the Ontario Supreme Court, Tony Lupusella (left) was sworn in officially as MPP for Dovercourt riding by Roderick Lewis, Clerk of the Legislative Assembly
10/6/1975
The undersigned practitioners, in the city of Toronto, considering the changes made in the nature of agency business by legislative enactments ...
The undersigned practitioners, in the city of Toronto, considering the changes made in the nature of agency business by legislative enactments ...
1855
Dramatic decrease in car fatalities seems to have brought early success to Saskatchewan's Attorney-General Darrell Heald, who introduced new laws aimed at people who drink and drive
Dramatic decrease in car fatalities seems to have brought early success to Saskatchewan's Attorney-General Darrell Heald, who introduced new laws aimed at people who drink and drive
3/15/1969
Gerin-Lajoie. OUt of assembly
Gerin-Lajoie. OUt of assembly
6/13/1969
James C. Baillie, new chairman of the Ontario Securities Commission, is the first one to admit that he does not have all the answes to problems facing(...)
James C. Baillie, new chairman of the Ontario Securities Commission, is the first one to admit that he does not have all the answes to problems facing(...)
1/9/1978
Criminal lawyer David Humphrey rides one of his two motorcycles from his home in Etobicoke to his office downtown and to court, the other he uses for (...)
Criminal lawyer David Humphrey rides one of his two motorcycles from his home in Etobicoke to his office downtown and to court, the other he uses for (...)
6/24/1973