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Events from the year 1848 in Canada.

Incumbents

Monarch — Victoria^[1]

Federal government

Parliament: 3rd

Governors

Premiers

Joint Premiers of the Province of Canada —
- William Henry Draper, Canada West Premier
- Samuel Harrison, Canada East Premier
Premier of Nova Scotia — James Boyle Uniacke

Events

January 2 – Maple sugar is made in St. Anselme.
January 15 – Wellington and Commissioners streets in Montreal are flooded.
January 27 – Ploughing about Bathurst and Beckwith.
March 4 – The so-called Great Ministry of Robert Baldwin and Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine begins.
May 15 – MP's vote themselves 50 pounds each for 25 days.
July 5 – Run on the Savings Bank, Montreal, followed by re-deposit.
September 20 – Opening of the Jesuits' College, Montreal.

full date unknown

First telegraph lines in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
1848 Newfoundland general election
Responsible government established in Nova Scotia and The Canadas.

Births

January 19 – John Fitzwilliam Stairs, entrepreneur and statesman (died 1904)
February 4 – James Brien, politician and physician (died 1907)
February 24 – Grant Allen, science writer, author and novelist (died 1899)
March 7 – Isidore-Noël Belleau, politician and lawyer (died 1936)
March 24 – Honoré Beaugrand, journalist, politician, author and folklorist (died 1906)
April 14 – James Walker, jurist
April 23 – George Clift King, politician and 2 Mayor of Calgary (died 1935)
May 20 – Joseph-Aldric Ouimet, politician (died 1916)
July 18 – Hugh Graham, 1st Baron Atholstan, newspaper publisher (died 1938)
October 23 – Joseph Tassé, politician (died 1895)
November 24 – William Stevens Fielding, journalist, politician and Premier of Nova Scotia (died 1929)
December 21 – George Boyce, politician (died 1930)

Deaths

February 1 – John Neilson, publisher, printer, bookseller, politician, farmer, and militia officer (born 1776)

References

^ "Queen Victoria | The Canadian Encyclopedia". www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca. Retrieved 5 December 2022.

[1] "Queen Victoria | The Canadian Encyclopedia". www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca. Retrieved 5 December 2022.

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-Events from the year '''1848 in [[Canada]]'''.
+Events from the year '''1848 in Canada'''.
 ==Incumbents==
+*Monarch — [[Queen Victoria|Victoria]]<ref>{{cite web |title=Queen Victoria {{!}} The Canadian Encyclopedia |url=https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/victoria# |website=www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca |access-date=5 December 2022}}</ref>
-*Monarch — [[Queen Victoria]]
+===Federal government===
+*[[Parliament of the Province of Canada|Parliament]]: [[3rd Parliament of the Province of Canada|3rd]]
 ===Governors===
-*[[Governor General of the Province of Canada]] — [[Edmund Walker Head]]
+*[[Governor General of the Province of Canada]] — [[James Bruce, 8th Earl of Elgin]]
 *[[List of lieutenant governors of New Brunswick|Governor of New Brunswick]]: [[William MacBean George Colebrooke]]
 *[[Governor of Nova Scotia]]: [[Lucius Cary, 10th Viscount Falkland]]
-*[[Colonial Governor of Newfoundland|Civil Governor of Newfoundland]]: [[John Harvey]]
+*[[Colonial Governor of Newfoundland|Civil Governor of Newfoundland]]: [[John Harvey (British Army officer)|John Harvey]]
 *[[List of lieutenant governors of Prince Edward Island|Governor of Prince Edward Island]]: [[Henry Vere Huntley]]
 ===Premiers===
 *[[Joint Premiers of the Province of Canada]] —
-**[[William Draper]], Canada West Premier
+**[[William Henry Draper (judge)|William Henry Draper]], Canada West Premier
 **[[Samuel Harrison]], Canada East Premier
-*[[List of premiers of Nova Scotia|Premier of Nova Scotia]] — [[]]
+*[[List of premiers of Nova Scotia|Premier of Nova Scotia]] — [[James Boyle Uniacke]]
 ==Events==
-*January 2 - [[Maple sugar]] is made in St. Anselme.
+*January 2 – [[Maple sugar]] is made in St. Anselme.
-*January 15 - Wellington and Commissioners streets in [[Montreal]] are flooded.
+*January 15 – Wellington and Commissioners streets in [[Montreal]] are flooded.
-*January 27 - Ploughing about Bathurst and Beckwith.
+*January 27 – Ploughing about Bathurst and Beckwith.
-*March 4 - The so-called Great Ministry of [[Robert Baldwin]] and [[Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine]] begins.
+*March 4 – The so-called Great Ministry of [[Robert Baldwin]] and [[Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine]] begins.
-*May 15 - MP's vote themselves 50 pounds each for 25 days.
+*May 15 – MP's vote themselves 50 pounds each for 25 days.
-*July 5 - Run on the Savings Bank, Montreal, followed by re-deposit.
+*July 5 – Run on the Savings Bank, Montreal, followed by re-deposit.
-*September 20 - Opening of the [[Jesuits]]' College, Montreal.
+*September 20 – Opening of the [[Jesuits]]' College, Montreal.
 ===full date unknown===
 *First telegraph lines in [[Nova Scotia]] and [[New Brunswick]].
-*[[Newfoundland general election, 1848]]
+*[[1848 Newfoundland general election]]
 *Responsible government established in [[Nova Scotia]] and [[The Canadas]].
 ==Births==
-*January 19 - [[John Fitzwilliam Stairs]], entrepreneur and statesman (died [[1904 in Canada|1904]])
+*January 19 – [[John Fitzwilliam Stairs]], entrepreneur and statesman (died [[1904 in Canada|1904]])
-*February 4 - [[James Brien]], politician and physician (died [[1907 in Canada|1907]])
+*February 4 – [[James Brien]], politician and physician (died [[1907 in Canada|1907]])
-*February 24 - [[Grant Allen]], science writer, author and novelist (died [[1899 in Canada|1899]])
+*February 24 – [[Grant Allen]], science writer, author and novelist (died [[1899 in Canada|1899]])
-*March 7 - [[Isidore-Noël Belleau]], politician and lawyer (died [[1936 in Canada|1936]])
+*March 7 – [[Isidore-Noël Belleau]], politician and lawyer (died [[1936 in Canada|1936]])
-*March 24 - [[Honoré Beaugrand]], journalist, politician, author and folklorist (died [[1906 in Canada|1906]])
+*March 24 – [[Honoré Beaugrand]], journalist, politician, author and folklorist (died [[1906 in Canada|1906]])
-*April 14 - [[James Walker (jurist)|James Walker]], jurist
+*April 14 – [[James Walker (jurist)|James Walker]], jurist
-*April 23 - [[George Clift King]], politician and 2 Mayor of [[Calgary]] (died [[1935 in Canada|1935]])
+*April 23 – [[George Clift King]], politician and 2 Mayor of [[Calgary]] (died [[1935 in Canada|1935]])
-*May 20 - [[Joseph-Aldric Ouimet]], politician (died [[1916 in Canada|1916]])
+*May 20 – [[Joseph-Aldric Ouimet]], politician (died [[1916 in Canada|1916]])
-*July 18 - [[Hugh Graham, 1st Baron Atholstan]], newspaper publisher (died [[1938 in Canada|1938]])
+*July 18 – [[Hugh Graham, 1st Baron Atholstan]], newspaper publisher (died [[1938 in Canada|1938]])
-*October 23 - [[Joseph Tassé]], politician (died [[1895 in Canada|1895]])
+*October 23 – [[Joseph Tassé]], politician (died [[1895 in Canada|1895]])
-*November 24 - [[William Stevens Fielding]], journalist, politician and Premier of [[Nova Scotia]] (died [[1929 in Canada|1929]])
+*November 24 – [[William Stevens Fielding]], journalist, politician and Premier of [[Nova Scotia]] (died [[1929 in Canada|1929]])
-*December 21 - [[George Boyce (Canadian politician)|George Boyce]], politician (died [[1930 in Canada|1930]])
+*December 21 – [[George Boyce (Canadian politician)|George Boyce]], politician (died [[1930 in Canada|1930]])
 ==Deaths==
-*February 1 - [[John Neilson]], publisher, printer, bookseller, politician, farmer, and militia officer (born [[1776 in Canada|1776]])
+*February 1 – [[John Neilson (Canadian politician)|John Neilson]], publisher, printer, bookseller, politician, farmer, and militia officer (born [[1776 in Canada|1776]])
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+[[Category:1848 in Canada| ]]
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