Angl o Saxon partiality and a Montreal tragedy
A lengthy expose recounts a Montreal suburb incident involving a 24th Regiment soldier named Hands and Canadian associates. It details a fatal head injury, surgeon errors alleged, and verdicts of manslaughter or assault, followed by a controversial public funeral. The piece condemns Anglo-Saxon bias in juries and political motives behind such displays. It also critiques Lord Durham and includes broader war and legal notices, plus editorials on Canadian governance and American loyalty.
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Durham
Ani Cn
Chartrand
24Th
Tocda
Licote
Montreal
Cymyjome
Palay
Crawford Dome
St. George Society
Lord Durham
St. Andrew's
St. Patrick’s
Tnekt
United States
Canada
Marishal
Grogan
Jas
Harpass
Windsor
J. C
Ironsides
Prince
Cisiel
Moses Labadu
Sandwich
Col. Prince
Lewis
Patriot Service
Sheldon
Port Mahien
Jdon
Hamilton
Niagara
Lewiston
Halifax
Gen
Mercod
Mackenzie
Americana
Detroit Letter From Ezra Horton Speech At Public Meeting
A 1859 Detroit communication records Ezra Horton denouncing public drunkenness and threats from British authorities. Sir John Cullnean and the Governor General frame the backlash as real danger across the United States. The piece warns of imminent conflict and calls for vigilance amid unrest and imperial boasts.
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John Cullnean
Cotmsier
America
Highgate
Pontier
Fragmented political pamphlet on Canada’s future governance
A muddled excerpt discusses defending rights and property on a frontier, naming Wapadocttpel and Queen's agents. It references a pamphlet by Mr Bliss from London outlining a Conservative plan for Canada with bicameral change, assembly seats, executive council shifts, and unified debts, criticized as unfair and impractical by Quebec Canadien.
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W. le Machonere
Prestee
Toursel
Eurimis
Bliss
London
New Brum
Wicklw
Canadas
Todi
Montredi
Executive Council
Legislative Council
Gener
House of Assembly
Mercury
Quebec Canadien
Names Listed in Vermont New Hampshire and New York Notices
A garbled list of names and places appears, including Vermont towns such as Fairfield East Berkshire North Hero and Highgate along with New Hampshire Marlow Fitzwilliam and New York entries like Plattsburgh and Glens Falls. The fragment includes multiple magistrates or postmasters indicated by P.M. designations and various individuals such as J A Vail deffersonmtle Rev J Baker H Sule G Brighame Franklin Jerome Butter burgh Tabor Sewell Wadaworth Whitney Adana Derby Line Jacob Weed and Jo an Goodell.
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Vermont
Montpelier
J. A. Vaildeffersonmtle
Rev. J. Baker
Fairfield
H. Sule & Gott Brighame
Franklin— Jerome
East Berkshire
Sos. Butterburgh
Tabor
Sewell
North Hero
HW. Wadaworth
G. Whitney
South Hero
Victor Adana
P.M
Derby
G. Johnsony Po My Sheldon
Jacob Weed
P.M. Joa
Altam Fish
Richford
Alena Bakersfield
Josiah T. Brigham
Highgate
M. O. Green
Burlincton
Luiger Davernay
Plattsburgh
Woilfred Nelson
New Hampshire
Marlow
Selden Brown
Alden Huntley
South Marlow
Russell Honey
Fitzwilliam
Josiah Ingalls
New York
Ryan
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Alburgh
Col. Mott
Caldwell
Tabori
Sewel
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M. B. Phelps
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Ilinois
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Pacific
Montreal Courier
New Brunswick
Sun
Ezra Horton
Detroit
Agarit
Vertont
N. St
May
R. Cote
R. iPacmes
Himsell
Berkshire
Hungary
DE. Gho. Howe
Doseem Beake
Swernton Falls