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Court of appeals, November, 1825, Francis Desrivières, & al

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Court of appeals, November, 1825, Francis Desrivières, & al., appellants and the Hon. John Richardson, &c., &c., al., respondents; case on behalf of Messrs. Richardson, Reid, Strahan, Forsyth, Lindsay and Macnider, C.R. Ogden for respondents
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055458384D
Dewey Number347.91 R37 BR
Abortion doctor: Dr. Robert Scott enters the Harbord St. clinic yesterday, after an appeals court squashed the acquittal of Scott, Dr. Henry Morgentaler and Dr. Leslie Smoling on abortion charges
Abortion doctor: Dr. Robert Scott enters the Harbord St. clinic yesterday, after an appeals court squashed the acquittal of Scott, Dr. Henry Morgentaler and Dr. Leslie Smoling on abortion charges
10/1/1985
G. Arthur Martin, 59, internationally renowned Toronto defence lawyer, was to be named to Ontario's Court of Appeals today
G. Arthur Martin, 59, internationally renowned Toronto defence lawyer, was to be named to Ontario's Court of Appeals today
2/6/1972
The true particulars of the awful death of Mr. R. Corrigan, farmer in St. Sylvester, a tthecattle(!) show held October 17, 1855, as revealed at the trial of Richard Kelly, Francis Donaghue, Patrick Donaghue, George Monaghan, Patrick O'Neill, John McCaffrey and George Bannon, charged with the crime of murder, before the Court of queen's bench, Quebec
The true particulars of the awful death of Mr. R. Corrigan, farmer in St. Sylvester, a tthecattle(!) show held October 17, 1855, as revealed at the trial of Richard Kelly, Francis Donaghue, Patrick Donaghue, George Monaghan, Patrick O'Neill, John McCaffrey and George Bannon, charged with the crime of murder, before the Court of queen's bench, Quebec
1856
One baby's spinal cord was broken and the cornea of another infant's eye was scratched during forcep deliveries by a Georgetown obstetrician, the Ontario Hospital Appeals Board has been told. [Incomplete]
One baby's spinal cord was broken and the cornea of another infant's eye was scratched during forcep deliveries by a Georgetown obstetrician, the Ontario Hospital Appeals Board has been told. [Incomplete]
12/7/1987
Judgement of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on the consolidated appeals of the Corporation of the City of Toronto v. the Tor(...)
Judgement of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on the consolidated appeals of the Corporation of the City of Toronto v. the Tor(...)
4/26/1907
oles' Ken Singleton appeals his case after being called out at home by umpire Ron Luciano
oles' Ken Singleton appeals his case after being called out at home by umpire Ron Luciano
9/9/1978
In disguise: Hussein Ali Sumaida, who fears being killed in Iraq, appeals for asylum at an immigration hearing yesterday.
In disguise: Hussein Ali Sumaida, who fears being killed in Iraq, appeals for asylum at an immigration hearing yesterday.
5/14/1991
A major joy or problem aboard cruise liners, depending on your weight, is the endless supply of food, often delicious, that appeals to sea-whetted appetites
A major joy or problem aboard cruise liners, depending on your weight, is the endless supply of food, often delicious, that appeals to sea-whetted appetites
8/30/1986
Following the sun is one of the greatest appeals of a cruise ship
Following the sun is one of the greatest appeals of a cruise ship
10/11/1969
Long process: Like many patients at the Oak Ridge mental health centre, Daryi Jones, right, is frustrated by the long process of making appeals
Long process: Like many patients at the Oak Ridge mental health centre, Daryi Jones, right, is frustrated by the long process of making appeals
2/1/1990
Fighting back tears, Alan Case appeals today for information about his wife, Caroline, inset, who disappeared from her Bloor St. W. store on Oct. 2
Fighting back tears, Alan Case appeals today for information about his wife, Caroline, inset, who disappeared from her Bloor St. W. store on Oct. 2
12/20/1991
During a walkout by 400 postal workers at the main post office last night, vice-president John Potts of the Toronto Union of Postal Workers appeals fo(...)
During a walkout by 400 postal workers at the main post office last night, vice-president John Potts of the Toronto Union of Postal Workers appeals fo(...)
11/9/1972