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... his receiving information that the rebels were still in possession of that village. Major-General Clithcrow returned to St. John’s and passed the Richelieu to HcnryviUe, to check a move'nient which the brigands had projected from Albcrg, The CCth Regiment ...
... place immediately, before they can recruit and get a further supply arms. beg the liberty of further remarking that the whole the volunteers, well the Colle militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and fear they cannot stand ...
... the command of Major General Cli General Sir James Macdonell an had passed the S t. Lawrence, and were concentra oon € St. John’s and L’ Acadie, consisting of the Ist D 7th Hussars, Grenadier Guards, Sth, 24th, 71st, a TY; regiments, and two batteries ...
... immediately, before they can recruit and get a further supply of arms.—l beg the liberty of further remarking that the whole of the volunteers, as well as the La Colle militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear they ...
... with stealing about four stone of seconds wheat flour in a sack from the bakehouse of Green Darnell, of Irchester. âJohn Twig, John Merriman, & James Carter, charged with breaking open the mill of Thomas Marriott, at Rowell, ami stealing therefrom four ...
... take place immediately, before they can recruit and get frrrtber supply of arms. beg the liberty of remarking tbe whole the volunteers well the Colle militia, have been under arms since thi> day week, and up day and night, and 1 fear cannot stand out much ...
... immediately, before they can recruit and get a farther supply of arms. 1 beg the liberty of farther remarking, that the whole of the volunteers, as well as the Colle Militia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear they cannot ...
... further supply of arms.—l beg the liberty of further remarking a t n li d at ni t g h h e t, w a h n o d le l f o e f ar th th e e v y o c l a u n n n te o e t r s s t , an a d s day ellwaseek, theaLnadCuoplldeay m ilitia, have been under arms si nce t hi s ...
... luwarils tbr Building end En> dowmemof CborcbM, wui the liMiimtiont wiib R«tebU«hmcßi. newly i-2000, Tbc present Bert of Cardigan last week gate oar and a half of lam I, for the site of a paraonaoc hoaae. Farnlc ; /.M). (owards the improvements of parsonage ...
... immediately, before they can recruit and get a further supply of arms.—l beg the liberty of furth er remarking that the whole of the volu nteers , as well as the La Colle milit ia, have been under arms since this day week, and up day and night, and I fear they ...
... persons acquainted with the inhabitants, to leave this at ciock this morning, and to there and search for arms, not without hopes taking Miotte. Some arms were taken, and two leading agitators brought in, who remain lotexamination to-morrow. I also learned ...
... praise is due both to Sir John Colbornc and Sir George Arthur, for the very prompt and energetic measures resorted to by them. If mar- tial law had not boon proclaimed throughout the district of Montreal by order of Sir John Colbornc, and if similar decision ...