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Other historians hold that although Alexander Mackenzie (Lambton) was not formally appointed Leader of the Opposition until March 6, 1873 when he assumed the leadership of the Liberal Party, he was de facto Leader of the Opposition as early as 1869 (See William Buckingham and George Ross, The Hon. Alexander Mackenzie: His Life and Times, 5 ed., (Toronto, Rose Publishing, 1892) pp. 242, 254, 329; J. C. Courtney, “Party Leadership Selection in the New Dominion”, Canadian Political Party Systems: A Leader, edited by R. K.
D’autres historiens soutiennent que, même si Alexander Mackenzie (Lambton) ne fut nommé officiellement chef de l’Opposition que le 6 mars 1873, lorsqu’il prit la direction du Parti libéral, il était en fait chef de l’Opposition dès 1869 (Voir William Buckingham et George Ross, The Hon. Alexander Mackenzie : His Life and Times, 5 éd (Toronto : Rose Publishing, 1892), p. 242, 254, 329; J.C. Courtney, « Party Leadership Selection in the New Dominion », Canadian Political Party Systems : A Leader, publié sous la direction de R. K.

On the eve of the First World War, Sir George Ross published his book, The Senate of Canada: its constitution, powers and duties historically considered.
Tout juste avant la Première Guerre mondiale, sir George Ross a publié son livre intitulé The Senate of Canada : Its constitution, powers and duties historically considered.

1. His Honour Colonel John Morrison Gibson, Lieutenant Governor of the province of Ontario; Sir Louis H. Davies, Ottawa; The Honourable George W. Ross, Toronto; The Honourable Hugh John Macdonald, Winnipeg; The Honourable George A. Cox, Toronto; Colonel George Sterling Ryerson, Toronto; Lieutenant-Colonel A. E.
1. Son Honneur le colonel John Morrison Gibson, lieutenant-gouverneur de la province d’Ontario; Sir Louis H. Davies, Ottawa; l’honorable George W. Ross, Toronto; l’honorable Hugh John Macdonald, Winnipeg; l’honorable George A. Cox, Toronto; le colonel George Sterling Ryerson, Toronto; le lieutenant-colonel A. E.

Mrs. Sue Barnes (London West, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, I recently attended the opening of the Sonier Centre, a new partnership between Fanshawe College, the St. Leonard's Society, the Children's Service Network and Sir George Ross Secondary School.
Mme Sue Barnes (London-Ouest, Lib.): Monsieur le Président, j'ai récemment assisté à l'ouverture du centre Sonier, un nouveau partenariat entre le collège Fanshawe, la Société Saint-Léonard, le Children's Service Network et l'école secondaire sir George Ross.

7. Quoted in Ross, Sir George, The Senate of Canada: Its Constitution, Powers and Duties Historically Considered (Toronto: Copp, Clark, 1914), pp. 19-20.
Cité dans Ross, Sir George, The Senate of Canada: Its Constitution, Powers and Duties Historically Considered, Toronto, Copp, Clark, 1914, p. 19-20.