Canada in Turmoil as Rebellion Flares Across Frontiers
Reports from Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec describe open rebellion in Canada with martial law proclaimed in Montreal and clashes between government militia and rebels. Arrests mount, loyalists mobilize, and troops are dispatched as leaders face charges of traitorous plots. ships and volunteers prepare for frontier defense.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Mersey
Canada
Canadian
Sir John Colborne
Montreal
Sir George Arthur
Upper Canada
George Arthur
Canadas
Acadie
Royal Artillery
Laprairie
Britannia
L. Brown
Beauharnois
Brown
Ellice
M.P
Norval
Ross
S. ‘M. Viger
People’s Bank
D. B. Viger
Charles Mendglet
John Donegani
C. S. Cherrier
Lachine
John M‘donald
New York Express
Farquhar
John Colborne
Quebec
Burlington
Traveller
Lake Ontario
Mayne
Royals
Carillon
Vaudreuil
Cote A Baron
New Gaol
Lachine Road
St. John’s
Halifax
Pictou
Andromache
Prince Edward’s Island
Albany
M‘kenzie
London
Malden
Toronto
Commodore Johnston
St. Lawrence Frontier
Verdict Returns After Extraordinary Trial
The prisoner was sentenced to custody after the prosecutor’s evidence was confirmed by a witness. The chairman noted the brief case against the prisoner and his plea for forgiveness did not negate guilt. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty, shocking all present, then the court proceeded with a new traverse jury.
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Austenicn Firth
Traverse
Tragic Well Accident and London City Crimes Chronicle
A five year old boy on Morland's Chilton farm died after a well top flipped and crushed his thigh. A Rev. Parkes was attacked by two men near Wem. A young woman committed suicide by leaping from Southwark iron bridge. Nearby, thieves plagued Uxbridge and Southall. a bailiff captured a sheep killer at Sir W. C. Ellis’s park. A Gloucester Mews coachman attacked his wife with a poker and knife before officers restrained him. A Kensington pawnbroker was fined for illegally accepting laundry goods.
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Wetherall
Berkshire Chronicle
Brorat Arrack
F. B. Parkes
Wem
Brighton
Southwark Iron-Bridge
Thames
Uxbridge
Southall
Hanwell
W. C. Ellis
Southall Park
Ark
W. C. Fllis
Brentford
Iitey
Ourexas
John Heycroft
Gloucestermews
Portman-square
Brown
Spring-street
Paddington
Carter
Dorset-street
Heycroft
Marylebone
Kensington
Inquests Open On Fires Deaths At Charing Cross Hospital
Two inquests report accidental deaths from fire injuries at Charing-cross Hospital. Elizabeth Cooper and an elderly woman Hodges died after clothes caught fire in Durham-street, Strand, when a child set wood shavings ablaze.
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Charing-cross Hospital
Elizabeth Cooper
Hodges
Durham-street
Strand
London Hospital
James Youell
Corn Exchange
Marklane
Suppen
Fleet
Hutchinson
Joseph Turner
Farringdon-street
Starboard
Holborn
Coach and Horses
Holloway
Stirling
Thoon
Stroudwater
Gloucestershire
Kesteven
Holloway Tits
Rebellions and troop movements amid Canadian unrest
Descriptions of Grenadier Guards and Hus sars arriving in Charlevoix and Laprairie, preparations for action, and reports that Sir J Colborne and Sir J M'Donnell will head to the scene. Details on Loyalists versus rebels near St Ours, Odletown, and Napierville, plus dispatches from New York about Canadian insurrection efforts and British measures.
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Mont Treat
Laprairie
93D
Grenadier Guards
Charlevoix
Canada
7Th Hussars
Richelieu
St. Ours
Sore
St.Denis
Glengarry
Mc Donald
Fraser
Beauharnois
Chateauguay Bridge
M‘donald
Courier and Inquirer
Odletown
L’ecole
Champlain Village
Napierville
Sherman
St John’s
Isle Aux Noix
van Reissel
New York Courier and Inquirer
Lower Canada
Kingston
Upper Canada
United States
Whitehall
New York
St. Andrew
Great Western
Bristol
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
Sir’ John Colborne
Love
St. Valentine
Sir John Colborne
Montreal
Mr. Ellice
Messrs
L. G. Brown
R. and
C. Norval
John Macdonald
John
la Prairie
Quebec
Bank O' the
Jane
John Colborne
Thellier
Dodge
Boston
Nelson
Bouchette
Bermuda
Lord Durham
M‘kenzie
Manchester gentlemen strike four-yard coal vein near Greenfield
A company of Manchester gentlemen holding a long lease of Sir E. Mostyn's lands near Greenfield reports a rich coal seam over four yards thick at only 80 feet depth. The discovery promises productive mining prospects for the leaseholders and local industry.
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Manchester
E. Mostyn
Greenfield
Chester Chronicle
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Buffaloman
Kingston Chronicle
New Yorks
Vauxhall Garden
A. Ming
Great Britain
MrKenzie
London Free Press
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Henry Fizapine
London Free Preas
B. D. Cousins
Duke-street
Lincoln’s. Inn.fields
Franklin
Benjamin Pranklin the Younger
Ted
England
Ireland
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Tuat
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Misliona
United Kingdom
Lord Lowther
George Armitage
Hull
Queen’s Ministry
Leeds
Alice Mann
Central Market
Heywood
Hetherington
Berger
Holy Well-Street
Cleave
Holbein
Landells
Jac Callot
Sherwood, Gilbert, Piper, &Co
Paternosterrow
Everpbody
Truz Sun
Weekly Chronicle
Sherwood & Co
Toland
Yoland
Anne Spillane
Bedford-street
Blackwall
Christopher Tatham
Poplar
Furnivala Inn
Cooper
H.“Ley
Clark
Green
Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Graham and Co
Furnivals Inn
Johnstone, Cornhill
Dorday
Golden ‘Star
Stones End
Borough
Kidd
Tavistock-street
Covent-garden
Warwick Lane
Pternoster-row
Bancks and Co
J. W. Haythorn
Nottingham
N.B
W. Kidd
IDD
Hewin Wrexuns
Morning Chronicle
Chaikshank
Ank
Kipz
Literary Gazette
the Idler
Domestic” Library
Spectator
Apothecary
Medical Journal
Henew
Raruoup Pencivan
the Times
Countine House
Thad
Bell's Messenger
Brummell
Nwovel
Ceenoscentr
Price Je
George Brummell
Morning Post
Wrangler
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Cambridge
Courx- Shank
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Sir Francis Hocus
Cruikshank
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