Prohibition on Export of Gunpowder and Arms Declared
The Governor announces an act empowering the Governor or Commander in Chief to prohibit the export of gunpowder, arms, ammunition, or saltpetre from the province by land or coastwise for one year. Violations incur forfeiture and fines, with proceeds split between the Crown and the province, except small quantities for licit royal use.
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Oder
Sduereza
Mapedy
Franaisjlegge
Chiet
Nova Scota
Djem- VY
Tims
Customs
Halifax
Majesy
Francis Legge
Rich
Bulkeley
God Save the King
Proclamation Warns Against Rebel Support in July 1775
In colonial proclamation, authorities warn all concerned not to aid rebels or provide intelligence, conceal harbor, or protect offenders. Justices of the peace ordered to publish the notice three times in public worship places, with the proclamation dated July 50th 1775 and issued under royal authority.
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Umn
Efans Mujeli
Frances Chase
Tie Kring
Proclamations by Francis Legge Governor of Nova Scotia
A series of proclamations issued in Halifax in June 1775 declare test of fidelity to the Crown for incoming colonists, offer rewards for hay fire arson investigators, and promise rewards and pardons for recovery or conviction related to missing treasury books and papers.
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Francis Legge
Esquire
Chieti
Nova Scotia
Ely
America
Hercy
Themelves
Halifax
Richard Bulkeley
King
Lesquire
Nowva Scotia
Sceph Fairbanks
House of Assembly
Richard BuLkécey
God Save the King
His Majesty’s Council
Richard Burgevey
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