Curry, J. W., K.C., 291 Curzon, Mrs. S. A., poem, 87 D Dana, Chas. A., Continental Union League, 109; at meeting in _Sun_ office, 111; Myers visits, 112; Mercier's letter to, 114; letter to Morison, 115 Darling, Henry W., 82 Davidson, Lt.-Col. John I., 158 Davies, Sir Louis, 244 Daw, W. Herbert, at Conference in 1894, 207, 208 Dedrickson, C. W., 58 Denison, Colonel George T., one of Canada First Group, 10; welcomes refugees from Fort Garry, 24, 25; goes to Ottawa with refugees, 26; drafts protest, 29; interview with Lt.-Col. Durie, 37; moves resolution at meeting, 1870, 43; lecture on Duty of Canadians, 50; advocates Imperial Confederation, 1870, 53; speech at National Club against independence, 63; speech at United Empire Loyalists' Centennial, 66, 67; O'Brien episode, 69; opposes Commercial Union, 83, 84; speech at Board of Trade banquet, 1887, 88; at organisation of Imperial Federation League, Toronto, 91, 92, 93; letter to _Globe_, 1888, 121; at Caledonian Society dinner, 122; threatens Annexationists, 123, 126; at Ingersoll, Lindsay, and St. Thomas, 127; at Peterborough and Woodstock, 128; chairman of flag-raising deputation, 135; appointed president Imperial Federation League, 196; on deputation to England, 1894, 204; at conference, Sir John Lubbock's, 1894, 207; organisation of British Empire League, 213; deputation to Hon. Wm. Fielding and Mr. Patterson, 220; mission to England, 1897, 225; on denunciation of German treaties, 228, 229, 230; interviewed in Toronto, 1897, 231; on food supply, 232-236; on West Indian preference, 242, 243; speech at annual meeting, 1899, 248; South African War, at Military Institute, 260, 261; letter to _Globe_ on Volunteer contingent, 265; at British Empire League banquet in England, 1900, 271-280; speech at Chelmsford, 1900, 282; speaks at St. John, N.B., and Montreal and London, Ont., 287, 288; mission to England, 1902, 291; speech at Royal Colonial Institute, 1902, 293; at Council meeting, British Empire League, 299; interview with Lord Rosebery, 303; addresses Liverpool Chamber of Commerce, 305; dines at Lord Lansdowne's, 308; letter to _Daily News_, 311; discussion in House of Commons, 316; addresses London Chamber of Commerce, 319, 320; controversy with Sir Robert Giffen, 326-331; returns to Toronto and interview, 332, 333; banqueted by National Club, Toronto, 335; writes to Mr. Chamberlain, 23rd March, 1903, 343; writes to _Times_ on Lord Salisbury's views, 349-352; writes to _Times_ in reply to Lord Robert Cecil, 354; speech at Congress of Chambers of Commerce, 359 Denison, Lt.-Col. Fred C., writes to Wiman, 86, 87, 158, 165, 218. Denison, Rear-Admiral, 280 Denison, Lt.-Col. Robert B., 65 Denison, Lt.-Col. Septimus, 205