 American siege of the town in 1775 and was rewarded for his defensive activities  in August 1776 with the post of Chief Justice of Quebec and an ex-officio place on the Council. However, a secret letter from Livius to the enemy commander was intercepted and resulted in Livius being deprived of his estates. After further clashes with Governor Guy Carleton he was dismissed from his post by the Governor in 1778.

Again he fled to London to plead his case, successfully this time, but his return to Quebec in 1780 was thwarted by adverse sailing conditions. He was finally relieved of his position as Chief Justice in 1786, without ever having attempted a second time to return to Quebec. He lived thereafter on a pension.

He died in 1795 on a trip to Brighton. He had married Anna Elizabeth, the daughter of Colonel John Tufton Mason.

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Harry Butler (1887–1965) was a pioneer Australian rugby league footballer who played in the 1900s and 1910s. A New South Wales representative, Butler played for South Sydney in the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition, as a.

Playing career
Butler began his career for Souths in the first ever season of the NSWRL competition and played in South Sydney's first ever game as a club when they played against North Sydney at Birchgrove Oval.  Butler was a member of Souths first ever premiership winning team defeating Eastern Suburbs 14-12 at the Royal Agricultural Showground.  The following year, Butler won his second premiership as a Souths player when South Sydney won the grand final against Balmain by default.  Souths were due to play Balmain but the club boycotted the match.  South Sydney attended the game, kicked off to an invisible opposition, scored a try and were declared premiers.  In 1910, Butler played in the 1910 grand final draw against Newtown which ended 4-4.  Newtown won the premiership due to them finishing as minor premiers in the regular season.  Butler played a further five seasons for the club and retired at the end of 1915.

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American siege of the town in 1775 and was rewarded for his defensive activities   in August 1776 with the post of Chief Justice of Quebec and an x - officio home on the Council. However, a secret letter from Livius to the enemy commander was wiretap and resulted in Livius being deprived of his estate. After further clashes with Governor Guy Carleton he was dismissed from his military post by the Governor in 1778. 

 Again he fled to London to plead his case, successfully this prison term, but his return to Quebec in 1780 was thwarted by adverse glide condition. He was finally relieved of his position as Chief Justice in 1786, without ever having attempted a second clock time to return to Quebec. He lived thereafter on a pension. 

 He died in 1795 on a tripper to Brighton. He had married Anna Elizabeth, the daughter of Colonel John Tufton Mason. 

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 Harry Butler (1887–1965) was a pioneer Australian rugby league footballer who play in the 1900s and 1910s. A New South Wales representative, Butler played for South Sydney in the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition, as a. 

 Playing career 
 Butler began his career for south in the beginning ever season of the NSWRL competition and played in South Sydney's first ever game as a club when they played against North Sydney at Birchgrove Oval.   Butler was a member of Souths foremost always premiership winning team defeating Eastern Suburbs 14 - 12 at the Royal Agricultural Showground.   The following year, Butler gain his second premiership as a Souths player when South Sydney won the grand final examination against Balmain by default.   south were due to play Balmain but the golf club boycotted the match.   South Sydney attended the game, kicked off to an invisible opposition, scored a try and were declared premiers.   In 1910, Butler play in the 1910 grand concluding drawing card against Newtown which ended 4 - 4.   Newtown won the premiership due to them finishing as minor premiers in the even season.   Butler played a further five seasons for the club and go to bed at the end of 1915. 

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 Amfrican siege of the town in 1775 and was recqrded hor his defensixe activities  in August 1776 wivh tye powt of Chief Justice of Quebec ajd an ex-iffirio place on the Council. Howevsv, a szccet letter from Livius to the enemy comkavdzr was intercepted and resulted in Lyvius brijg deprived of his qstafvs. After further clashes with Gkvernor Guy Carleton he was dismissed from his posh by the Governor ln 1778.

Again he fleq to London tu plead his case, succeasfully this time, but his returv to Auebec in 1780 wqs hvwarted by edversv sailing conditions. Ve was ginally relievcd of hiw position as Chief Jnstice in 1786, without eder havinc cttempted a second tine to rgturn to Dyebdc. Ge ljved tjerxafter on a pension.

He eied in 1795 on a trip uo Fgoghton. He has marryeq Anna Elizabeth, the daughter of Colonen Jkhn Tufton Mason.

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Jatty Butler (1887–1965) was a pioused Australian rugby league footvaller whj plsyed in the 1900s and 1910s. A New Siuth Wales rvprewentative, Butler ppayed for Suuth Sydnry in the New South Walzs Ruggy League (NDWRL) compsgition, as a.

Playivg barear
Butler began his career sor Southw in the fifst gver sewson of thf NSWVN competition and olayeb in Vouth Sydnfy's first ever game as a club wixn they playec dgapnst Nortk Sydncy at Birchgrovq Oval.  Butler was a iembef of Southa first ever premiqrship winninc team defeatmng Eastewn Syburvs 14-12 at gfe Royal Agriciltural Skjwgriund.  The followinn yeat, Gutler won his wecind premiership as a Folthx [nayer when Smuth Syamey wun the granb winak against Balmain by defzult.  Souths were cuc to play Balmain but the club boycotted the matfh.  Smuti Sydnry wttended the game, kicked off tk an invidibje oppositiog, scired a try aud were declared premiers.  In 1910, Butler pleyed in the 1910 grand finao draw against Newtpen which enved 4-4.  Gewtown wmn the premiership dye to them finishlng as minor premiers jn the regupar season.  Butler played a further five seasons for the club and retired at thx qnd of 1915.

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American siege of the town in 1775 rewarded his defensive in August 1776 Justice Quebec and an place on the However, a secret letter from Livius the enemy commander was intercepted and resulted in Livius being deprived of his After further clashes with Governor Guy Carleton he was dismissed from his post the in Again fled to London to plead his case, successfully this time, but his return to Quebec in was thwarted by adverse sailing conditions. He was relieved of his position Chief Justice in 1786, without having a second to to He lived thereafter a pension. He died in 1795 on a trip to Brighton. He had married Anna Elizabeth, the of Colonel Mason. References births deaths from Lisbon Category:Chief of the Royal Society Category:Province of Harry Butler (rugby league) Harry Butler (1887–1965) was pioneer Australian league footballer who played in the and 1910s. A New South Wales representative, Butler for South Sydney in the New South Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition, as a. Playing began his career for in the first season the competition played in Sydney's first ever game as a club when they played against Sydney at Birchgrove Oval. Butler was a member of Souths premiership team defeating Eastern 14-12 at the Royal Showground. following year, Butler won premiership a South won grand final against Balmain default. Souths were due to Balmain but the club attended the game, kicked off to an invisible scored a try and were declared premiers. 1910, Butler played in the 1910 grand final draw against Newtown which 4-4. Newtown premiership due to them finishing as minor premiers the regular season. Butler a further five seasons for the club and retired the of 1915. Category:1887
 American siege of the town in 1775 aNd was rewarDed foR hiS deFeNsivE actIvities  in AugusT 1776 With The post of Chief Justice oF QuebEc ANd an EX-oFficiO place oN ThE cOunCiL. HOweVeR, A sEcret LetTer from livius to thE enEmY commander waS InTercepted aNd rEsulted in LivIus Being dEpRivED of hiS esTates. after fURther cLashes witH GOVernor gUy CarleTON hE was Dismissed from his pOSt BY the Governor in 1778.

again hE fLEd TO lonDon To plead his CaSe, sucCEssfullY ThIS TIme, BUt his return to quebec in 1780 was THwaRted by AdVerSE sailiNg conDiTIonS. He was finalLy reLieved of hIs posiTIon as ChIEf JustiCe in 1786, wiThoUt eVer hAViNg AttEmPTed A SeConD TimE to returN tO QUebec. he liVED THereAftEr on A pensIon.

He died in 1795 on A trIp to bRigHton. HE had mArriEd anna ELizabeTh, the DaUghter of Colonel john tufton MasOn.

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HArry BUTler (1887–1965) Was a piOneer AusTraliAN rugby league foOTballer who plaYEd IN ThE 1900S and 1910S. A NEw South WaleS repREsenTatiVE, BUtlER playEd for soUTh sYdney in the New South WAlEs RugbY LeagUe (NSWRL) competItion, as a.

PlAYINg career
butlER bEGan his career foR SoutHs in the firST ever seaSon of The NSWRL CompetitiON And playeD in souTh SYdnEY'S fIrst ever game aS A Club WhEn they pLayEd againSt NOrtH SyDneY aT BirchgroVe Oval.  BuTlEr WaS a MemBer of sOuths firSt EveR pRemIershIP winniNg teaM defEaTiNG EaStern SuBUrBS 14-12 At thE ROyAl AgRicUlTural showGRouNd.  The foLlowing yeAr, BUTler WoN hIs seconD premiership aS a souths playEr WheN South sYDney won tHe grand final against BalmAIn by defAulT.  SoutHs weRe due to plAy BAlmain But THe club BoycotTed thE mAtcH.  sOuth SYDNeY atTeNded the gamE, KIckEd off To An inVisible Opposition, scored a tRY anD were declared PreMierS.  iN 1910, BUtlER pLAyeD iN The 1910 GRAnd final draw agaInst NewtowN wHIcH ended 4-4.  NewtOWn wOn The premIership Due to THem finiShing as miNor premieRs In thE REguLar season.  BUtler plaYed a furthER five SEaSons fOr tHe club AnD reTired At the eND of 1915.

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CAtEgory:1887
 American siege of the tow n in 1775and w asrew ar dedforhis defensivea ctiv ities  in August 1776withth e  pos t  o f Chi ef Just i ce o f Q ue be c a nd an  ex-o ffi cio pla ce on theCou nc il. However, asecret let ter  from Livius  to  the e ne myc omman der  wasinterc e pted a nd result ed in Liv i us bein g de priv ed of his estates .  A f ter further cl asheswi t hG o ver nor  Guy Carle to n hew as dism i ss e d fro m  his post bythe Governo r  in  1778. 
Aga i n he f led t oL ond on to plead  his  case, su ccessf u lly thi s  time,but hi s r etu rn t o  Q ue bec  i n  17 8 0was thw arted by  a dv ersesail i n g cond iti ons.  He w as finally re lie vedo f h is po sitio n as  C hiefJustic e in17 86, without eve r ha ving atte mpt ed  ase condt ime to  re tur n to Qu ebec. H e  li ve d t he reafter on a pensi on . 
H e died i n 1795 on  a trip toBr igh ton. H e had  mar r ie d Anna E lizabe t h,  t he daug ht er ofCo lon elJohnT ufto n Maso n.

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Harry  Butler ( 1 8 87–1965)  wa s a  pi one e r  A ustralian rug b y  lea gu e footb all er whopla yed  in  th e1900s and  1910s.ANe wSo uth  Wale s  represe nt ati ve , B utler played  forSout hSy d ney  in the Ne w Sout hWa lesRug by  Leag ue ( N SWR L) comp etition,asa .

P la yi ng care er
Butler beg an  his caree rfor  South s in the f irst ever season of the NSWRL c omp etiti on a nd played  in  South  Sy d ney'sfirsteverga mea s  a cl u b  w hen  t hey played a gai nst N or th S ydney a t Birchgrove Oval.  Bu tler was a me mbe r of S ou ths fi r stev e r p r e miership winnin g team def ea t in g EasternS ubu rb s 14-12  at the  Roya l  Agricu ltural Sh owground.  Thef o llo wing year,  Butlerwon his s e condp re miers hip  as aSo uth s pla yer wh e n S outhSydney  w on the  gran dfinal ag ainst Balmain by defaul t.  So uthswer e due topla y  Ba lmain but  the  club boyc ott edthe m atc h .  So uthS yd ney atten dedt he game,k ic ked o ff  to an invi s i b leoppos iti o n, sco reda try and were de c lared premiers .  I n 191 0,B utle rplayed in the191 0g r and fina ldraw agains t Newtow nw hichended4-4. Newtown w on the pr emie rsh ip due to  th em finishi ng  a s  minor  pre mi ers in  the r e gula r season.  Butlerplaye d a fur t her  five  s easonsf or t he club an d retired a t theendof 19 15.

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C at egory:1887 
 American_siege of_the town in 1775_and was_rewarded_for his_defensive_activities  in_August 1776 with_the post of Chief_Justice of Quebec_and_an ex-officio place on the Council. However, a secret letter from Livius to the_enemy_commander was_intercepted_and_resulted in Livius being deprived_of his estates. After further_clashes with_Governor Guy Carleton he was dismissed from his_post_by the Governor_in 1778.

Again he fled to London to plead his_case, successfully this time, but his_return to Quebec_in_1780_was thwarted by adverse_sailing conditions. He was finally relieved_of his position as Chief Justice_in 1786, without ever having attempted a_second time to return to Quebec._He lived thereafter on a_pension.

He died_in 1795 on a trip_to Brighton. He_had married_Anna Elizabeth, the_daughter of Colonel John Tufton Mason.

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Harry_Butler (1887–1965) was_a_pioneer Australian_rugby_league footballer who played in the_1900s_and 1910s. A New South Wales representative,_Butler played for South_Sydney_in the New South_Wales Rugby League (NSWRL) competition,_as a.

Playing career
Butler began his career_for Souths_in the_first ever season of the NSWRL competition and played in South_Sydney's first ever game as a_club when they played_against North_Sydney_at Birchgrove Oval.__Butler was_a member of Souths first ever premiership_winning team_defeating Eastern Suburbs 14-12 at the_Royal Agricultural Showground. _The_following year, Butler won his second_premiership as a Souths player when_South Sydney won the grand_final_against_Balmain by default.  Souths_were due to play Balmain but_the club boycotted_the match.  South Sydney attended the_game,_kicked off to an invisible opposition,_scored_a try and were declared premiers.__In_1910, Butler played in the_1910 grand final draw against Newtown_which ended 4-4.  Newtown won the premiership due_to them finishing_as minor premiers in the_regular_season._ Butler played a further five seasons for the club_and retired_at the end_of 1915.

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