London and Athens News and Canadian Treason Trials
The report covers London’s royal address to the Queen, Irish and British political alignments, and a Radicals convention in London with calls for arming the populace. It notes Sir F Lyons in Greece seeking satisfaction for Ionian subjects, and financial moves in Madrid and London. It mentions Marshal Soult’s ministry, a fire at the Paris Diorama, and Bond Head’s Canada administration vindication. It concludes with Canada treason suspicions, Powers’ near-Canada arrest, and local smuggling and betrayal cases in Sherbrooke.
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London
Jae
England
Ade- Lolly
Tin
Coteonus
Villiete
Robert Gonion
Vesier Koulety
Athens
F. Lyons
Greece
Sir IS
Lyone
Otho
Bardsey Island
Sandy Hook
Spain
Madrid
Star
Pizarro
Finance
Svance
Southey
Miss Bowles
Maroto
Don Carlos
Duranno
Tolosa
Berea
Maine
Serehan
Prince Meiter
Tich
Helmium
Mexico
Council of Ministers
Paris Pays
Marshal Soult
Thiers
Passy
Huneon
Dupin
Duperre
Marine
Delaure
Commerce
Souzet
Villemain
Paris
Francis Bond
Upper Canada
Ridout
Mr. Bidwell
Resignations and political shifts ripple through clerical and military ranks
Reports confirm ministers resigning amid political realignments in Britain and France. In Britain Lord John Russell battles extended suffrage debate while army movements push troops to Nova Scotia and Demerara. France’s cabinet reshuffle follows defeat in elections with Thiers and Soult called in. Plans outline war against Don Carlos and a ban on an Austrian royal marriage to Queen Isabella.
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Staxpinn
Leeward Islands
Hercules
Demerara
North America
Isabella
Cork
Oldfield
New York
Great Western
Canada
France
Marshal Soult
M. Thiers
Don Carlos
Austria
North American Revolution Continues in Struggle for Freedom
A historical call insists the American Revolution is not ended, recounting British breaches of peace, Indian incursions, seizure of ships, and acts against American citizens. It condemns claims of neutrality and urges renewed resolve as Britain presses frontier and maritime violations.
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Bond
Cousin
America
Britain
Union
American Congress
Maine
Vermont
Infamous North American paper denounced by church and foes
A Catholic priest denounces the North American as treasonous trash while the Montreal Courier proscribes it and Canada tories threaten action. The publisher retorts and calls for war against priests. Marshfield postmaster laments the outlet and themes of a coalition attempt to silence the paper.
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Montreal Courier
Canada Tories
Father O'Callaghan
The
Courier
Tories
Man of God
Marshfield
Loyalist Tilly Rice's House Burned in L'Acadie Fallout
On the night of the 18th inst Tilly Rice a loyalist had his dwelling and contents burned. Ashes mingled with those of Patriot deaths last fall. The property was valued at 6 or 7 thousand dollars, not counting the loss of interest, in the county blamed on Tory actions.
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St. Armand
Gook’s Corner
Canada
Powers
Christian
Bedford
Col. Williams
Tilly Rice
L’acadie
Water wheel ad praised. agent correction issued
The Hotchkiss water wheel is highly recommended by readers. James H Evwaens of Richmond VI is named as the agent for this state instead of General Enwaens, with the latter misadvertised.
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Page
James H. Evwaens
Richmond VI
Gen
Enwaens
Lord Darheons Report Reveals Conti Patient Debates
Lords Durheons report outlines conti patient tensions with Col Grey and London Durban’s messenger, as Way Buren pledges action and Potmaeit promises prompt use of sigger from Quebec on the subject. Sir John Colborne notes the war against potential rebellion, while Niagara Falls parade concerns and British discipline are mentioned alongside accusations of secret information sharing between Generals and authorities.
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Lord Darheon
Way Buren
Col. Grey
Lond Durban
Potmaeit
Durham
Lord Dorhate Ietmaten
Tapollier
Sir John Colborne Wees
Marcy Twill
Niagara
Buffalo
Montreal
Trraly & Wool
Autler
Braily
Littey
Col
Townsend
Nan
Aaron Vail
van Buren
Arthur
Drulet
Marcy
Arthur—Huffalanian
Complimentary Dinner Highlights Quebec Topics at Hotel
A large local crowd attended a Tuesday evening dinner at the United States Hotel honoring Canta Crocer Esq M P P of Quebec. Speeches praised Franco Canadian virtue, with Drolet delivering forceful remarks on French and English expression, and all toasts marked by enthusiasm. References to British interference, Indian affairs, and recent political notes followed, including Prescott election results and a destructive village fire.
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Canta Crocer
Quebec
United States
Mr. Drolet
Drolet
Theller
Dodge
Upper Canada
Telegraph Steamer Telegraph Begins Regular Lake Trips Between War and Ogdensburg
The steamer Telegraph under Capt Despard has started its usual passenger runs linking the wartime port with Ogdensburg. The United States voyage occurred Monday, commanded by veteran Captain Whitney, formerly of the Great Britain.
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Telegraph
Despard
Ogdensburgh
United States
Whitney
War notes and shipping incidents near Lewiston and Ogdenburgh
A brief news item reports a Great Kouskolty opened fire upon an American vessel leaving Ogdenburgh for Lewiston, shots missing. It notes the vessel ran regular between Lewiston and Ogdenburgh, with ports on the American side. The piece discusses potential Canadian authority reactions and hints at broader tensions as the Constitution leaves Norfolk for New York. It mentions poetry submission and distribution notes for subscribers.
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Lewiston
Ogdenburgh
White Paseng
Brockville
Canada
Outrage and Impeachment Demands in Upper Canada
The Toronto Examiner cites brutal militia discipline and mob violence in Whitby and denounces Sir George Arthur's government. It contrasts Canadian and American outrages, condemns mass executions and calls for impeachment while condemning Montreal Journal for advocating nation extinction.
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Toronto Examiner
Sir George Arthur
United States
Metropolial
Upper Canada
Jawa
House of Commons
James Eb, Small
Whitby
Low
Milisia
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