SULLIVAN, Michael, Canadian educator, born in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland, 13 February, 1838. He came to Canada in 1842, and settled with his parents at Kingston. where he was educated at Regiopolis college, and graduated as a physician at Queen's college in 1858. After practising four years in that place, he was appointed in 1862 lecturer in anatomy in Queen's college, and upon the establishment of the Royal college of physicians and surgeons in affiliation with Queen's, he became its professor of anatomy. He is now (1888) professor of surgery and histology in the same college and of anatomy in the Female medical college, a trustee of Kingston hospital, and a member of the Ontario medical council, and was president of the Medical association of Canada in 1883. He was mayor of Kingston in 1874 and 1875, an unsuccessful candidate for the Dominion parliament in the Conservative interest in 1889, and was appointed senator, 29 January, 1884. He was purveyor-general during the northwest rebellion in 1885, and received the thanks of the minister of militia.