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FLINT, John James Bleecker, Canadian lawyer, born in Belleville, Ont., 29 December 1838. He received his education at the Belleville grammar school, and at Victoria College, Cobourg. He began to practice law in 1862, was made town councilor in 1868, and held that office until 1872, when he was elected mayor of Belleville. In 1884 he was appointed police magistrate. He is a Liberal in polities. He has been active in several philanthropic enterprises, and has aided in erecting a hospital and home for the friendless.

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