From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 1833 in Canada
1833 in Canada
See also: 1832 in Canada, other events of 1833, 1834 in
Canada.
Canada.
Events from the year 1833 in Canada
Events
• September - William Lyon Mackenzie returns from
the United Kingdom.
• September 19 - Military riot at Montreal.
• November 13 - Meteor showers at Niagara, Ontario.
• November to December - William Lyon Mackenzie
expelled three times and re-elected twice.
• Royal William, formerly operating between Quebec
and Halifax, becomes first steamship to cross
Atlantic.
Births
• April 22 - John Waldie, politician (d.1907)
• July 7 - Henry Joseph Clarke, lawyer, politician and
3rd Premier of Manitoba (d.1889)
• September 3 - Byron Moffatt Britton, politician,
lawyer and lecturer (d.1920)
• September 15 - Alexander Roberts Dunn, first Edward Blake
Canadian awarded the Victoria Cross (d.1868)
• October 13 - Edward Blake, politician and 2nd
Premier of Ontario (d.1912) Deaths
• November 24 - Antoine Labelle, priest and settler • March 3 - James Bardin Palmer, land agent, lawyer,
(d.1891) office holder, and politician (b.1771)
• December 10 - George Haddow, politician and • November 20 - Joel Stone, founder of Gananoque,
merchant (d.1919) Ontario (b.1749)
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