Capitulation and prisoner terms in Canada and France
The document outlines capitulation terms from 1760 involving Vaudreuil Amherst and British dispatches. It details treatment of inhabitants, property protections, prisoner exchanges, transport of French soldiers to France, and return of officers and Acadians to their homes. It also notes enforcement in Montreal and plans for militia and civil order during surrender.
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Canela
Sherty
France
Quebec
Montreal
Canada
New England
Anncer
Vaudreuil
Amherst
New Castle
Brighton
Cobourg
Crinake
Beatsoleil
Misaist
Bay
Jons
Newsmith
N. Yorks
van Buren Fied
Neysmith
W. Thorp
Grese
Colborne
Chartist Insurrection in North Wales Report
From the London Times, authorities pursue Chartists in North Wales. Twelve prisoners are escorted to Llanidloes, with three to four more found in woods. One prisoner is accused of stabbing a constable with a pike. Proclamations against drilling and arming are posted. Arrests include Thomas Powell, a noted Chartist leader in North Wales, in May. Banks, a local policeman, protected from rioters during the Llanidloes disturbances.
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Josefn
Ravsen
M. Stephens
Court of Queen's
Cheshire
Liverpool
Chester
Stephens
Shene
Dukinfieli
Ashton
Staly Bridge
Jowett
Bucney
London Times
North Wales
Khaydaer
Llanidloes
Aorrow
London
Wretchpool
May
Thomas Powell
Powell
Powell Was the Coadjutor of Mr. H. Hetherington
Banks
Santos
Britain Sows War Fears as U S Ties Brace for Conflict
Swanton June 19 1789 report details alleged British plots and Canadian frontier build up. It cites deserters, Tory provocation, and preparations for potential war with the United States. The piece defends American resilience, urges boycott of British goods, and condemns Loyalist actions and press editors.
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Great Britain
United States
Jackson
New Orleans
Indies
Canada
England
Britain
Suike
Republicks
Resolutions on Border Affairs From Bakersfield Convention
A Vermont Democrat convention at Bakersfield passes resolutions asserting constitutional supremacy, criticizing district officers, and endorsing Luther Drury for Depot Marshal. The piece notes opposition to perceived ministerial oppression and highlights the fundraising from Buffalo for a widow and orphans of the Martyred Lount.
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Franklin County
Bakersfield
Vermont
Patnci
United States
Luther & Drury
Democratic
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Llenidfore
Mytton
Doggee
Montgomery
Hestemines
Newliwn
Athance
Lord Porester
O Gore
Whitmore
M.1
Lord Clive
Ewerely
Pensili
Ers
Rom Ireland
Pinge
Linyd
Khavdaer
John Russell
Bristol
Chartiers
Magistentys
Nowh
Lancashire
Staffondehire
Yorkshire
Brad
Manchesver
Royure
Manchester
Patty Aljeentionen
Hendeune Dawger
Bury
Asiton
John Ruteell
Dukinfield-hill
Stalybridge
Mark
Fleet Street
T. Atwood
House of Commons
F. O'Connor
Rusker
Walker
Henry Reton
Jeounty
Lord Durham
Reform
Newcastle District
Buffalonan
Mexico
Meg
New Orleans Times
Pueblo
Nocazite
Mexia
Volancia
Everal Times
Santa Anna
Publa
Meaia
Moxma
Vera Cruz
Santa Apa
Border Affairs
Griswold St
Martes
Brigeton
U. C
Custom House
Viger
Deel
L'Ami du Poy
B. Maven Uy
LeBlaye de Marconny
Wi Jiaje
LeAmi du
Madame Drolet
Charles Drolet
Buffalo
Droje
Cont
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