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- Timothy_Anglin abstract "Timothy Warren Anglin (August 31, 1822 – May 4, 1896) was a Canadian politician and Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons.Born in Clonakilty, County Cork, Ireland, Anglin emigrated at the age of 26 as part of the exodus caused by the Irish Potato Famine. Following a sectarian riot in New Brunswick between members of the Orange Order and Catholics, Anglin appealed for moderation and unity. This led him to take up the editorship of a new newspaper, The Freeman in 1849, which made him an influential voice in the colony. He was elected to the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick in 1861, and became an opponent of Canadian Confederation and of the government of Samuel Leonard Tilley which he helped defeat in 1865. Tilley returned to power the next year, however, with the defeat of the Anti-Confederation Party in the election. Anglin lost his own seat.New Brunswick entered Confederation as a province in 1867 and Anglin won a seat in the new Canadian House of Commons as a Liberal Member of Parliament (MP) for the riding of Gloucester in the country's first general election.When the Liberals came to power in the 1874 election, the new Prime Minister of Canada, Alexander Mackenzie, nominated Anglin as Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons.Anglin's term as Speaker was controversial. The Speaker is expected to act in a non-partisan manner and be above politics, but Anglin used his rulings as Speaker as opportunities to enter into partisan debate. Even more troubling to the opposition was the fact that he retained his position as editor of a partisan newspaper during his term as Speaker, and used his position to write editorials berating the Opposition. Especially controversial was the fact that his newspaper was given government printing contracts. Anglin was accused of violating the Independence of Parliament Act for accepting government printing contracts, and was censured by the House of Commons Committee on Privilege in 1887. Anglin was forced to resign as Speaker and as an MP, but was re-elected to the House of Commons in the by-election that was held to fill his seat. He was successfully renominated by Mackenzie to the position of Speaker.Anglin's period as Speaker ended with the 1878 election that defeated the Liberal government. He remained in the House of Commons until he lost his seat in the 1882 election. Following his defeat, Anglin moved to Toronto and became editor of the Toronto Tribune. In the 1887 election, he was defeated in his bid to win a seat from the Ontario riding of Simcoe North.Three of Anglin's nine children were notably successful; Francis Alexander Anglin was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada from 1924 to 1933, Arthur Whyte Anglin was a successful private practise lawyer, and Mary Margaret Anglin became the first internationally renowned Canadian stage actress.".
- Timothy_Anglin birthDate "1822-08-31".
- Timothy_Anglin birthPlace Clonakilty.
- Timothy_Anglin birthPlace County_Cork.
- Timothy_Anglin birthPlace Ireland.
- Timothy_Anglin country Canada.
- Timothy_Anglin deathDate "1896-05-04".
- Timothy_Anglin monarch Queen_Victoria.
- Timothy_Anglin office "Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada".
- Timothy_Anglin orderInOffice "2nd".
- Timothy_Anglin party Liberal_Party_of_Canada.
- Timothy_Anglin predecessor James_Cockburn_(politician).
- Timothy_Anglin primeMinister Alexander_Mackenzie.
- Timothy_Anglin successor Joseph-Goderic_Blanchet.
- Timothy_Anglin successor Kennedy_Francis_Burns.
- Timothy_Anglin termPeriod Timothy_Anglin__1.
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- Timothy_Anglin wikiPageWikiLinkText "Timothy Anglin".
- Timothy_Anglin wikiPageWikiLinkText "Timothy Warren Anglin".
- Timothy_Anglin birthDate "1822-08-31".
- Timothy_Anglin birthPlace Clonakilty.
- Timothy_Anglin birthPlace County_Cork.
- Timothy_Anglin birthPlace Ireland.
- Timothy_Anglin constituencyMp Acadie—Bathurst.
- Timothy_Anglin constituencyMp New_Brunswick.
- Timothy_Anglin deathDate "1896-05-04".
- Timothy_Anglin governorGeneral Frederick_Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood,_1st_Marquess_of_Dufferin_and_Ava.
- Timothy_Anglin governorGeneral John_Campbell,_9th_Duke_of_Argyll.
- Timothy_Anglin monarch Queen_Victoria.
- Timothy_Anglin name "Timothy Warren Anglin".
- Timothy_Anglin occupation "newspaper editor".
- Timothy_Anglin occupation "newspaper owner".
- Timothy_Anglin office "Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada".
- Timothy_Anglin order "2".
- Timothy_Anglin parliament "Canadian".
- Timothy_Anglin party Liberal_Party_of_Canada.
- Timothy_Anglin predecessor James_Cockburn_(politician).
- Timothy_Anglin predecessor "none".
- Timothy_Anglin primeminister Alexander_Mackenzie.
- Timothy_Anglin successor Joseph-Goderic_Blanchet.
- Timothy_Anglin successor Kennedy_Francis_Burns.
- Timothy_Anglin termEnd "1879-02-12".
- Timothy_Anglin termEnd "1882".
- Timothy_Anglin termStart "1867".
- Timothy_Anglin termStart "1874-03-26".
- Timothy_Anglin title "Member of Parliament from Gloucester".
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