Frédéric-Auguste Quesnel,, was a lawyer, businessman and politician in Lower Canada. He was a member of the Legislative Assembly and the Executive Council of Lower Canada. Following the union of the C
Louis-Joseph Papineau in 1840, Quesnell's sometime leader, sometime opponent
Quesnel's tombstone in Notre-Dame des neiges Cemetery.
Quesnel's home, Manoir Souvenir, built in 1830 and set amidst a park of 240 acres. Located in Montreal's Golden Square Mile
Sir Dominick Daly was a British colonial public servant and administrator during the 19th century, who held positions in British North America, Tobago and South Australia.
Sir Dominick Daly, around 1861
Lord Durham, who kept Daly in his position following the Rebellion
Lord Sydenham, who required Daly to enter electoral politics
Governor General Metcalfe, whom Daly supported in the 1843 crisis