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RANDOLPH HARRISON, which several were killed. Mackenzie clergyman and writer; born in 1842 in and others effected their escape and took Baltimore, graduated from the Unipossession of Navy Island in the Niagara river, where he established a provisional government. He was soon, however, compelled to break up his camp, and was afterward sentenced by the United States authorities to 12 months' imprisonment in Rochester, N. Y. On the proclamation of amnesty in 1849 he returned to Canada, and was a member of Parliament from 1850 till 1858. Reforms more radical than those he contended for have since been granted. He died in Toronto, Aug. 28, 1861.