Henricus Gustavus Joly de Lotbinière

Henricus Gustavus Joly de Lotbinière (natus in Épernay in Francia die 5 Decembris 1829; mortuus Urbe Quebeci 16 Novembris 1908), causidicus, fuit politicus Canadensis et Quebeci primus minister a die 8 Martii 1878 usque ad diem 31 Octobris 1879.

Res apud Vicidata repertae:

Henricus Gustavus Joly de Lotbinière: subscriptio

Nativitas: 5 Decembris 1829; Sparnacum
Obitus: 16 Novembris 1908; Quebecum urbs
Patria: Canada, Francia

Officium

Officium: Premier of Quebec, member of the House of Commons of Canada, Member of the National Assembly of Quebec, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, member of the House of Commons of Canada
Munus: politicus, auctor, pictor

Consociatio

Factio: Parti libéral du Québec, Factio Liberalis Canadae

Familia

Genitores: Gaspard-Pierre-Gustave Joly de Lotbinière; Julie-Christine Chartier de Lotbinière
Proles: Henri Gustave Joly de Lotbinière

Memoria

Laurae: Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
Sepultura: Mount Hermon Cemetery

Insignia heraldica

Henricus Gustavus Joly de Lotbinière: insigne

Nexus externus Recensere

Curriculum vitae apud Conventum Nationalem Quebecicum

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Primi Ministri Quebecenses


Petrus Iosephus Oliverius Chauveau • Gedeon Ouimet • Carolus Eugenius Boucher de Boucherville • Henricus Gustavus Joly de Lotbinière • Iosephus Adolphus Chapleau • Iosephus Alfredus Mousseau • Ioannes Jones Ross • Ludovicus Olivierius Taillon • Honoratus Mercier • Carolus Eugenius Boucher de Boucherville • Ludovicus Olivierius Taillon • Edmundus Iacobus Flynn • Felix Gabriel Marchand • Simon Napoleo Parent • Lomer Gouin • Ludovicus Alexander Taschereau • Adelardus Godbout • Mauricius Duplessis • Adelardus Godbout • Mauricius Duplessis • Paulus Sauvé • Antonius Barrette • Ioannes Lesage • Daniel Johnson maior • Ioannes Iacobus Bertrand • Robertus Bourassa • Renatus Lévesque • Petrus Marcus Johnson • Robertus Bourassa • Daniel Johnson minor • Iacobus Parizeau • Lucianus Bouchard • Bernardus Landry • Ioannes Charest • Paulina Marois • Philippus Couillard • Franciscus Legault