The Sixth Provincial Parliament and the Judges Exclusion
A detailed account of the 1810 sixth Provincial Parliament era in Lower Canada, describing the push to bar judges from elections, the governor’s dissolution of Parliament, and subsequent elections. It covers the House of Assembly’s clashes with executive authority, the budgetary disputes, and the drafting of royal addresses while noting financial misappropriations and public sentiment. It also reports on foreign news from France and Britain, including revolutionary attempts and diplomatic tension.
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House of Assembly
Mewere
Bourdages
L. Roy Portelance
Beilard
Lorgis
Meonier
Cannon
Janes Craig
Legislative Council
James Henry Craig
Dr. Blanchet
Mr. Taschereau
Debartzch
England
J. A. Panet
Europe
Vo Mech
United States
George
Lorde
Commons
Lower Canada
Great Britain
House of Lorda
Heave of Assembly
Taschereag
Young
Fst Provincis
P. 4. DeBonne
Court of King's Bench
P. A. DeBonne
Quebec
Waite
London
Liverpool
France
Sonia Napoleon
Hea
Prussia
Paris
Syria
Thuralay
Holland
States General
Wrecks of Two East India Ships Off Bombay
The Lord William Bentinck sailed from London February 24 and was wrecked on June 17 near Bombay with 7 crew and 20 marines lost among 60 or more recruits. The Castlereagh, from Karrack, wrecked the same day near Bombay with 70 saved from 200 aboard. Captain Earle, dated 24th, Dr Daves and Lieutenant Walker drowned.
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London
England
Frater
Fingland
France
Prench
M. Thiers
Lord Palmerston
City of Edinburgh
Commercial Steam Navigation Company
Prince Louis Napoleon
Thames
Wimbeux
Boulogne
Louis Napoleon
Montholon
Vaudry
Parquin
Delaporde
Place Navarin
Louis Phillipe
Paris
le Roi
Prince Louis
Caserne
William Bentinck
Bombay
Rom Karrack
Try
Capt
Earle
Daves
Lieut
Walker
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Beyrout
Epgrmid
Austria
Parte
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