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KINGSTON, MAY 15, 1827Late arrivals at Quebec, and New York, furnish us with English dates to the 12th of April.“ Nothing was known relative to the appointment of a Prime Minister. It was said the new arrangements would not be announced until after the holidays. There were reports that Mr. Canning had peremptorily refused to make certain pledges rerequired as the condition of his elevation. His manly refusal had created a lively sensation among the liberal class of politicians.” Other reports “ give the premiership to Earl Bathurst. Mr. Peel, it is said, will be look-fn hv flip Kinffas th» Prirr»*» \Ti-delay, and dangers of a batteau conveyance, the saving will be evidently on the side of the steam boat navigation. Under theseand like considerations, I think you will seethe propriety of advocating the larger canal.Thus Sir, my scruples and those of the gentleman were done away, and we joined in bumpers. “ Health and prosperity to Col. By, and the officers conducting the Rideao canal,” was the toast.I remain, yours, c. J- B-Kingston, May 15.I1££aiX£Z,On Friday Morning by the Revd. Doctor Stuart, James Morris Esquire of Rockville,Merchant, to Emily eldest daughter of Henry Murney, Esquire of Kingston.On the 8th instant, by Lt. Col. Cornelius Vanalstine, J. P. My. Casey Dayland to Mrs. Head both of Marysburgh.—Cofa
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Kingston Upper Canada Herald
Kingston, Ontario, CA
Tue, May 15, 1827
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