Frog Lake, massacre at, in North-west rebellion of 1885, 252 Frontenac, Count de (Louis de La Buade); French governor of Canada, 13; eminent services of, ib. Galloway, Thomas; his scheme for readjusting relations between Great Britain and her old Colonies, 79 Galt, Sir Alexander; delegate to Quebec Convention of 1864, 20; public services of, ib. Garneau, French Canadian historian, 192 German and Belgian Treaties; denunciation of, 261, 271 Gilbert, Sir Humphrey; takes possession of Newfoundland, 8 Glenelg, Lord; colonial secretary in 1838, 137 Gordon, Lt.-Governor; promotes federal union in New Brunswick, 212 Gosford, Lord; governor-general of Canada, 132, 134 Gourlay, Robert; misfortunes of, as a reformer in Upper Canada, 143-145 Grasett, Colonel; assists in repressing North-west rebellion of 1885, 253 Gray, Colonel; delegate to Quebec Convention of 1864, 206 Gray, John Hamilton, delegate to Quebec Convention of 1864, 205 Grey, Earl; colonial secretary, 172 Haldimand, general; governor-general of Canada, 71, 72 Haliburton, Judge, author of _Sam Sack_, etc., 164 Halifax, founded, 49 Harvey, Colonel; victory of, at Stoney Creek in 1813, 116. See _Harvey, Sir John._ Harvey, Sir John; governor of Nova Scotia, of New Brunswick, establishes responsible government in the maritime provinces. See _Harvey, Colonel._ Haviland, Thomas Heath; delegate to Quebec Convention of 1864, 206; public career of, ib. Head, Sir Francis Bond; lieutenant-governor of Upper Canada, 148; his unjust treatment of reformers, 149-151; his rashness before rebellion, 152; represses rebellion, 153 Henry, William A.; delegate to Quebec Convention of 1864, 204 Hincks, Sir Francis; Canadian statesman, melancholy death of, 233 Historian of Canada, 192, 284 Hochelaga (Montreal); Indian village of, visited by Jacques Cartier, 6 Howe, Joseph; father of responsible government in Nova Scotia, 175, 176; his quarrel with Lord Falkland, 176-179; ability of, 183, 184; advocate of imperial federation, 195; opposes confederation from 1864-1868, 212, 219; his reasons for receding from his hostile position, 219; enters the Macdonald ministry, 220; lieutenant-governor of Nova Scotia, ib; sudden death of, ib; orator, poet, and statesman, 220, 221 Howland, Sir William P.; delegate to Westminster Palace Conference of 1866-67, 214; lieutenant-governor of Ontario, 217 Hudson's Bay Company; its great territorial privileges, 231-324; its claims purchased by the Canadian government, 227; map illustrating its charter, 222 Hull, General; defeat of, by Brock at Detroit, 114 Hundred Associates, Company of; established in Canada, 10 "Hunter's Lodges"; formed in United States to invade Canada, 154 Huntington, Lucius Seth; makes charges against Sir John Macdonald, 236 Huron Indians; massacre of, by the Iroquois, 12 Hutchinson, Governor Thomas (of Massachusetts); on relations between Great Britain and her old Colonies, 98 Iberville, founder of Louisiana, 19