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Gove1 nment of Prince Edward Island in June, 1876, and by his excellency the governor-b -<reneral of Canada, under letteis patent, on the 19th of May, 1879, that he was one of the

1onnsel for the Government 111 the interests of the tenants before the land Commissioner’s Court, under “the land Purchase Act, 1875.” Hon. Mr. Sullivan is head of the extensive law firm of Sullivan & McNeill, who do business in all the Courts of the Province, and the Supreme Court of the Dominion; is a deputy Judge of the Admiralty Court, and a Notary Public, and is president of the Board of education and president of the Board of Trustees of the Prince Edward Island Hospital for the Insane, a director of the Merchants Bank of Prince Edward Island, and a local director of the Canada Life Assurance Company. He inst entered public life in 1872, when he was elected to represent the first district of King 3 County. He ‘vasr returned for1 his p1 csent seat at the g'enelal election in A-lpii 1873 an ‘1 again by acclamation, the following month on being appointed to office. He was re- elected at' the geneial elections of 1876, 1879, 1882, and again at the last geneial electio1-,1886. lie was a 111embe1 of the Executive Council 110111 the 22nd Ap1il, to June 1872, when he resigned vs 11s appointed to the Executive Council with the oflice of si lictm —ge 11e1 11 on the formation of the Pope Administiation,18th1‘1piil,1872,3 resigned his seat in the Executive Council, upon the resignation of the conservative government on the 41th of September, 1870, and was unanimously elected le idei of the opposition at the meeting of the legislative on the Hat h of March, 1877. On the 1st of Malch, 1875), 111. Sullivan moved in the House of Assembly, a resoiution of non- confidence 111 the goveinment which afte1 a long: and animated debate was caiiied by a Vote of nineteen to ten on the 6th of Mamh, and the administration resigned the following day Ou1 subject ’ Was then invited by the lieutenant gover1101,Sir Robert HOdgson, to form a government and take the position of Premie1. He succeeded 1n fo1 1111110r an administration, and the uovernment weie sworn in on Uthe 11th of March, 1879. He was elected leader of the government by the unanimous Vote of his pa1ty in both branches of the legislative, and

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