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... parade by his Honour the Lieutenant Gover- nor, when arms were diftributed to them. His Honour was highly pleafed to find the Canadians of this city firmly refolved to fup- port the Crown, and defend their fortuaes againit the Rebels. They had before mount- ...
... Majeity's tranfports, and merchantmen detained here laft fall: Only one feamiin defertcd the whole time. The militia, Britifh and Canadian, behaved with a ileadinefs and rcfolution that could hardly lfave been cxpcilcd from men unitfcd toarms. Judges, other officers ...
... This ended our liege and blockade; during which the mixed of foldicrs, Tailors, and Canadian Militia, with the artificers from Halifax and Newfoundland, fliewed great zeal and patience, under very fevere duty and uncommon vigilance, indifpenfable in place ...
... use of - potatoes to the natives, but they had the trongest - . aversion - to them'. One clay the had, talking with Ville Canadians on this subject', and warmly. recommencing the. use of potatoes, he exemplified their • nutritious qualities by instancing ...
... Lieutenant, without purchafe; John James Earl of Waldegrawe to be Enfign, vice Macdoutual ; Enfign J. Bordwinc, from the Canadian Volunteers, to beltrifign, vice Orem. oath Ditto--Enfign William Olkoran Shaw to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Enlign ...
... Lie 't b v T P Al f 5 jes Macdonald', Lieut. without I or. „ Grent, Lieut. without par. John James Lo °' Lnt. V. Ea. J. ',Canadian Voiltiteas, v. Green. Lieut. without . Lieut. vottiout put. Rich. Bates) Ea' 1. loran w i t boot Charles. Maclean, from the ...
... niCUS ;#7 , tritoSe iiiluhiitaizts ' has. n,o .Aare ,(Ife careorment i i 3 glaring and notorious. •llut the loyalty the. Canadians to the British Empire—during that • period •is clearly .cleduoible from • nrr from :their 'situation., and front the ciple ...
... * Adt .. Jail from Priocefla,Lee Smyrna _ S Scas MESSINA nrrvedfrem PORrSMOUfH -.. • arrived jrum *5 Kent. from Falmont Canadian. Leigh Newfoundland 1, remain for Hamilton,. , d ° Dartmouth OEAL------ • i n^ja Bound Naples Weft India Convoy » 6 d * Off ...
... be Captain of a Company, vice Tremlett, who resigns. • Captain Willoughby janier Bursb-m; fron-, the Ist battalion Royal Canadian Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, • vice Bulger, who rcsignc Lieutenant Antoine Juchereau, from 4itto; to be Capta ...
... Lievre to be Captain ota CCMpuny, vice Trentlett,. who resigns. 'Captain Willoughby,jatnes Burslent, froi - n.the'tSt Royal Canadian Volunteers, be Captain of a Company, vice Bulger,. who. resigns. . Lieutenant Antoine.. jueliereatt, from ditto, to he Captain- ...
... Weldon; Marla. Barber; Nile, Broad; Walfingham, Shearim; Mary,. Mack ; Lord Nelfon, ; Triton, Gibfon { Cleopatra. Gardner; Canadian, Leigh; and Hamilton, Harrifon, The Surprize Frigate and Prompt® The Abeona, Evani, from l-ifhon Sloop of War, with 3. Sail ...
... Maria, Barber; Nile, Broad ; Walsingham, Shearim ; Mary, Mack ; Lord Nelson, - --; Triton, Gibsotr; Cleopatra, Gardner ; Canadian, Leigh ; and Hamilton, Harrison. The Pomona, Atkinson, from.sialiAt's.to Laneaster, has been taken by a taken by the A rgus ...