Sketches of Canadian Legislators 1841
Canadian political sketches detail figures such as Raymond Taschereau Dorchester Quesnel and Montmorency in Lower Canada with criticisms of Lord Poulett Thomson and the Union Bill. The piece attacks English policy, notes county reorganization and representative allocations, and portrays Papineau supporters amid tensions over French rights and colonial governance.
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L’assomption
Leinster
New Leinster
America
France
Ireland
Raymond
Daly
Lower Canada
Colborne
Gosford
Durham
Thomson
Lord Poulett Thomson
Clapham
Megantic
Quebec
England
L’ Assomption
Lachenaye
Daniel Webster
Jonathan
Dan
Dorchester
J. A
A. C
Lord Thomson
St. Marie
Papineau
Reform Party
Beauce
Mr. Taschereau
Boulogne
Trave
Europe
Pe Drummord
Shefford
Altho
Toronto
F. A. Quesnel
Montmorency
Quesnel
Montreal
Chambly
Popular Party
Legislative Council
Messrs
Neilson
Debaritch
Parent
Ryerson
Brothers
Perry
Roblin
Friends of Liberty
Union
Orleans
Huron
Canada Company
London
Strachan
Nick
Kingston
Desertion and losses in Canada army 1840 estimate
The article notes six England chartered ships carrying about 80 officers and 1600 privates to Canada and Nova Scotia. It estimates British army desertion in Canada for 1840 at about 1000 men, with potential increases if authorities’ conduct worsens. It ends with a satirical exchange about feeding versus teaching.
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Canada
England
Britain
Nova Scotia
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NON. Dominice
Daly—Megantic
A. C. Taschereau