ent of united Canada, 273

Fraser, John J., opposes confederation, 228

G

Gagetown, birthplace of Sir Leonard Tilley, 146

Galt, Hon. A. T., in favour of confederation, 205;
minister of finance, 271

Gilbert, Thomas, advocates agricultural schools, 162

Gillmor, Hon. A. H., provincial secretary, 233

Gladstone, Right Hon. W. E., 199

Glenelg, Lord, colonial secretary, 42, 61

Glenie, James, an early Reformer, 13

Gordon, Arthur Hamilton, lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick, opposed
to confederation, 239;
his change of views, 240;
the confederation paragraph in his speech from the throne, 242;
differences with his government, 242

Government, responsible, the demand for, 99-111;
granted, 113-16

Gray, Hon. John H., 152;
supports the government, 160;
becomes a member of the government, 165;
appointed attorney-general, 183;
favours confederation, 227;
elected for St. John County, 251;
speaker of the assembly, 256;
again elected for St. John in the parliament of 1867, 273

Gray-Wilmot government, formed, 183;
defeated, 184

Grey, Earl, colonial secretary, on tenure of office, 113;
disallows hemp bounty bill, 118

Grievances, committee on, appointed, 24

H

Hamilton, Peter S., his articles advocating confederation, 207

Hanington, Hon. D. L., speaker, 172

Hannay, James, his articles in favour of confederation, 207

Harding, James A., elected for the city of St. John, 167

Harvey, Sir John, lieutenant-governor, 47, 113

Hatheway, Hon. George L., opposes confederation, 228;
joins the anti-confederation government, 233;
retires from the contest in York, 250

Hazen, Hon. Robert L., on responsible government, 63;
enters the government, 72;
resigns, 76

Head, Sir Edmund, lieutenant-governor, 129

Hill, George S., member for Charlotte, 66

Howe, Hon. Joseph, a delegate to England in connection with the
Intercolonial Railway, 107;
advocates confederation, 204

Humbert, Mr., opposes responsible government, 64

Hutchinson, Richard, 234

J

Jenkins, William, teacher of the Gagetown grammar school, 147

Johnson, Hon. John M., solicitor-general, 174;
confederation delegate to England, 262;
opposes county courts bill, 267

Johnston, Hon. Hugh, enters the government, 72;
resigns, 76

K

Kerr, George, member for Northumberland, 249

King's College, 49;