Canada Question Dominates This Era of Empire Debate
A London voice argues Canada demands forceful yet constitutional handling. It criticizes Mr Roebuck for inflammatory tactics, urges imperial balance, limits on land and river rights, and warns against war as a path to justice. It calls for orderly reform and preservation of imperial ties.
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Canada
Crown and Anchor
England
Roebuck
Mr. Roebuck
Morning Chronicle
Advertiser
Papineau
Lower Canada
House of Assembly
Empire
St. Lawrence
United States
Union
Spain
Louisiana
Jefferson
Upper Canada
Great Britain
York
Scotland
Colonial Office
Chronicle
Ireland
Eslm
Ader
Canadian War and Canadas Rebellion Discussion
A Westminster elector records a heated exchange on Canada’s revolt, feudal land tenure, and British policy. The speaker’s merchants argue English minority status, seigniorial rights, and imperial reforms fueling the rebellion while the narrator questions oppression proofs and warns against uprisings spreading from Lower to Upper Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada
Canadas
Lower Canada
Caneda
John Baptiste
George Gibbs
Esxanaiasioners
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
Papineau
Matefield
Tam Xo
Menry
Thia Horace O
House of Rcsembly
Berthens
Ditre de Ceng
Duzb
Aya
Upper
Caneda Thes
Lower Ore
Upper Province
Atlantic
United States
Destruction of the Royal Exchange Fire Engulfs London’s Core
A devastating blaze engulfed the Royal Exchange on an icy Wednesday night. Lloyds Coffee room sparked the fire discovered by Bank watch, while 63 firemen battled through frost as steel towers, bells, and timber collapsed. the building’s ruin forced merchants to relocate to the South Sea House and Guildhall as crews saved papers and goods from nearby offices amid heroic, hazardous efforts.
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Europe
Lloyd’s Coffee
Bank of England
Eost
S Iill
Jeffies-quare
Whitecross-street
Farringder-street
Southwark Bridge-road
Holborn
Chastlesstreet
Schoolhouse-lane
Royal Exchange Assurance Company
Lloyd’s Establishment
Barthoomew’s
Michael's
St. Mary’s
Exchange
Armis
Braidwelll
M. Braidwood
Cornhill
Hususe-street
Wkstok
Mayr
Atate
Bartholomew’s
Ha'f
Royal N Val
Sweeting’s
S-Lley
Goda
Sweeting
Sten
Firmen
Royal Exchange
Theuilding
Excherge
Cwes
Messra
Betts
Waterhouse
St. Benet Fink
le Mann
Liscuit-baker
Ground
C.rs. Forrester
Moen
Mercenate
Watch
Seetrg’s
England
Comemerce
Charles
Partica
South Sea House
Lloyd’s
Jerusalem Coffe-house
Committee of
St. Bartholomew’s Church
St. Bartholomew's Church
Sweeting’s Alley
Chappell
Blight and Barron
Graves
Tobarconist
Wilgon
Lett
Swesting’s Alley
Jessop
Barber
Button
Dignance
Messrs
Vann and Co
Mssra
French and Co
Paley
Tent
Bosier
Castle Alley
Williamson
Royal Exchange Fire Office
Ditto
Withers
Dandee
Perth
Odier
Sutton, Son
Gribble
Foster and Son
Davie
Peake
Baughton and
Gristead
Kennedy
Carter
Hasier
Bromley
Huéges
Grenadier
Castle-alley
Jeffrey’s Square
Watling-street
Lacon Fire
Alderman Barrard
Effingham Wileun
Mansion House
Flemen
Altermen Copland
Gresham Committee
Royal Exchange Assurance Copary
Cas Company
An Elector of Finsbury Warns on Canada War
A reader from Finsbury argues against invasion, noting Canada’s potential revolt and British reaction. He urges conciliatory measures over bloodshed, warns taxpayers will bear costs, and questions the war’s necessity, urging careful decision.
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England
Heaid
Canada
Electora
Mare
Daily Press
Anti- Canadan Party
Ac J Ayers
Finsbury
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