War and Governance in Lower Canada 1813 1814 Chronicle
The piece reviews Canadian militia actions and British governance during the 1813 1814 period, noting frontier skirmishes at Laprairie Chambly and Chateaugay Forks, Prevost’s prorogation, Parliament debates, army bills, tax disputes, farmers’ distress, and calls for war funding. It quotes Prevost praising Volligeurs and laments Legislative Council opposition to reform and relief measures.
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Wreeshall
Canadien
Laprailie
Chateaugay
Chambly
Lacadie
St. Johne
Lacolle
New York
Americine
Lower Canada
Uie
Quebec
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Bouse
Montreal
Sir George Prevost
Upper Province
Lower Province
Francis de Rottenbergh
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Swanton
Vermont
Forks of Chateaugay River
Hampton
de Salaberry
Wattigeurs
United States
Platte[burgh
Chi
Hope
George Prevost
de Sallaberry
House
Court of King's Bench
England
Lord Aylmer
War fears ease as Mehemet Ali agrees to new terms
A London Morning Herald report from Paris cites a proposed arrangement with Mehemet Ali amid Eastern Question tensions. It notes a possible life-term concession over Syria, a wary ceasefire mood in Paris papers, and British naval actions at Alexandria including seizing several Pacha vessels and aligning the fleet for battle.
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London Morning Herald
Paris
Mehemet Ali
Gement
Alexandria
Malte
Colewski
Constantinople
M. de Pontoin
Livia Anserted
Syra
Mehemet
Admiral Stopford
Pacha
Napoleon Bonaparte
Duke of Wellington
Modern Abolitionism and Mr Garrison in Britain
The piece describes William Lloyd Garrison as a famed abolitionist deputed to London for a World’s Convention opposing slavery. It notes his Glasgow address defending emancipation while challenging a white slave remark, and critiques British boasting about ending slavery, suggesting Garrison’s presence drew mixed reactions.
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Albertron
Telfith
Britain
Titan Society
Minn
Red Land
Mr. G
Mr. Garrison
London
England
Glasgow
Scotland
Friends of Abolition
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Europe
Mr. G. Way
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