Governor De Jonquiere and Canadian Administration Through 1762
Fragmentary historical notes recount the administration of De Jonquiere and successors in New France. It mentions his death on October 10, 1725, the Beauharnois succession, Port Nelson and Fort Clinton on Lake Champlain, replacements in 1774 and 1762, and the transfer of authority to Charles Lemoine, Baron de Longueil, with a note that the narrative continues.
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Marge de
Canada
de la Galimonmere
France
de la Jonquiere
Quebec
Charles Lemoine
Baron de Longueil
Montreal
Foreign News From New York London and Paris
Long foreign section summarizes arrivals from the Shake speare packet and Orpheus with London and Liverpool papers to early May. Reports gloom in Manchester, Cabinet rumors, Queen Victoria levee notes, Jamaica union debate in Canada, and political shifts in Parliament. Also notes Chartist arrests and unrest in Manchester and Llanidloes, with Royal reception for Russian and Dutch princes, and a brief Paris unrest update.
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Shakespeare
New York
Liverpool
London
Manchester
Victoria
M.C. Paterson
Carral
Maciavish
Maryland
Stevenson
France
Ren
Soalt
House of Peers
Paris
John van Buren
Mr. Swartwout
W. M. Price
Price
England
Orpheus
Bailey
House of Commons
Brougham
Jamaica
Normandy
Howe of Common
Howe of Lords
Lord Melbourne
House of Lords
Lower Canada
House of Lands
Whores of Lords
Lord Melborne
Duke of Wellington
Hosee of Commons
Joseph Raynor Stevens
Lavero
Llanidioes
Wales
Ireland
Monmouth
Russia
Henry of
Holland
Lord Melhourne
Great Western
Peel
Wellington
Melbourne
John Russel
Palmerston
Spring Rice
Lord Durham
Foreign Department
Buller
Poulet Thompson
Exchequer
Durham's Report Critiqued Over Canadian Trials
A critical review disputes Lord Durham's claims of Canadian justice and Anglo-Saxon bias. It argues the Chartrand case shows a packed French Canadian jury and government influence, while noting select juries and grand juries were tainted by politics. The piece accuses Durham of concealing key partisan details and misrepresenting outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
No. TV
Lord Durham
Molto
Chartrand
Lowley Pans
Queen Victoria
Great Britain
St. Charles
Lacadie
St. Johns
Montreal
Benet
Ho Ne
Gould
Venice
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Jobin Hansel
Thas
Labeniedhwre
Jengtl
Jamarom
Geel
Claris Baller
Hume Ami Si Charlee Grey
Viscount Melbourne
Graciouy
Upper
Lower
Duke
Colle Viecount
Earl of Wicklow
Pnealier Iportance
Renant
Rueges Ton Caning
Lord Aylmer
Gosford
Sir John Colborne
Francis Head
Une
Earl
Lord Brougham
Earl of Derham
John Russell
Exchequer Court
Bachelor
Carinda
Mmesto
Nater
Swanton
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