Speech on Elective Councils (Senate)
…4th of March he moved for a committee to throw them into the form of an Address to the Crown. Howe, Joseph, 1804-1873, William Annand, and Joseph Andrew Chisholm. “The…
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Dr. Tupper’s Letter
…the colony. The statement that the Hon. Joseph Howe is “a distinguished member of the Legislature of Nova Scotia” is inaccurate. Mr. Howe, as leader of the Government, sustained an…
Local Government in Nova Scotia
…with misconduct, was published by Joseph Howe in The Nova Scotian. Howe was then prosecuted for criminal libel; he defended himself in a famous trial, the outcome of which was…
1873
…livery stable proprietor near the ferry, resigned as Police Constable and was succeeded by Thomas Waugh of Pine Street. Hon. Joseph Howe who had been Secretary of State at Ottawa,…
1867
…Joseph Howe delivered in McDonald’s Hall at Dartmouth. A verbatim report may be found in Volume II of Howe’s Letters and Speeches edited by Sir Joseph Chisholm. Nova Scotians expressed…
1830
…poetry of “Albyn” continued to appear in Joseph Howe’s newspaper. Early in 1830, he wrote a 15-verse rhapsody, entitled SPRING’S WAKE. We quote two verses: Birds from the East and…
Their common country
…there’s an academic army currently working on cancelling Joseph Howe but there’s no reason his spirit can’t be interpreted as broadly as possible today. Equality of opportunity, the power of…
1850
…substantial repast” had been served, Hon. Joseph Howe was presented with a complimentary address by the inhabitants of the districts thereabouts. In an impromptu reply, Howe reviewed the great improvements…
1863
…residents of 1863 were the two political giants, Hon. Joseph Howe and Hon. J. W. Johnston. Hon. Michael Tobin of the Legislative Council was living at “Brookhouse” in Woodlawn. (You…
1870
…the status of a Post Office that autumn. Among the prized possessions of Mrs. Marion Moore is the following letter of notification written in the hand of Joseph Howe to…