Fragmented Old Document Recalls Canadian Provincial History
A long, disjointed excerpt recounts Lower Canadian politics, figures like Sir James Kempt and Governor Lord Aylmer, and the death of King George IV. It covers prosecutions, debates on militia and representation, the 1830s era governance, a fatal Rigaud landslide, church foundations, and archival notes on colonial commissions and historical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Assembly
Criminal Court
Montreal
James Kempt
Alter Ng
Sorel
Lower Canada
Franquis Blanchet
Pierre Bedard
Quebec
Craig
le Canadien
Afarman
Politioa
Legislative Council
Dr. Blanchet
England
Canada
George the Fourth
George IV
George
Royal
British Empire
George the
Duke of Clarence
William the Fourth
James Kemptins
James
James Kempy
Francis Berton
Lord Dalhousie
Radical Party
Dalhousie
Howse
Lee Dalthoorie
Count Dalhousie
le Aylmer
Herald
James Kurupt
la Graisse
Rigaud
Sabourin
Leblanc
Tottering
Messire Franquie D'Oliver de Cascan
St. Sulpice of
Paria
Lord Aylmer
Castle of
St. Lewis
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North American
J. B. Ryan
Troms
Dallas and Mitty Conte
Pebicatrom
History OF
Neve-Dame Street
Idha Street
M. Beate Maree Virgini
Messire Deciel de Remy
Bart
Srigawr de Courcelles
Mivs
Acadia
Newfoundland
France
Mensure Gilles Perot
St. Sulpice
Paris
Pierre Picoity
Rey
Sieur de Beestre
Pierre Gadoin
Jean Aubuchon
Jean ‘Talon
Mensire
François Marie Perot, Bart
Sie
Genevieve
Island
Mount Royal
Monttreal
Courries
Mase
Bonaventere
Gaspé, Rimowski
Kamouraska
Islet
Ballechasse
Dorchester
Beaver
Lothbinire
Nicolet
Dremmoed
Sherbrooke
Stanstead
Yaraski St. Hyacinthe
William Henry
Richelieu
Rowville
Shefford
Missiakoni Varennes
Chambly
A Laprairie
Acadie
Beauharnais
Weat
Vaudreuil Ouan
Two Mountains
Terrebonne
Lachey L Ssomplion
Berthier
Machiche
Three Rivers