Robert Wallace (Canadian politician)

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Robert Wallace (8 December 1820 in Glasgow, Scotland) was a Canadian Member of Parliament. He represented the Vancouver Island riding in British Columbia during the finals months of the 1st Canadian Parliament from 15 December 1871 until 8 July 1872 as part of the Conservative party.

Wallace was a commission merchant by profession.

There is no known record of his death, nor is information readily available regarding his career following his short term in Parliament.

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Parliament of Canada: Robert Wallace profile
Electric Scotland: "The Scot in British North America, Chapter VII British Columbia" (includes one paragraph about Robert Wallace)

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Categories: 1820 births | Year of death missing | Members of the Canadian House of Commons from British Columbia | People from Glasgow | Scottish immigrants to Canada | British Columbia politician stubs

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