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Important public documents relative to the late changes in the Executive council
Important public documents relative to the late changes in the Executive council
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Important public documents relative to the late changes in the Executive council

Date1836?
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Important public documents relative to the late changes in the Executive council. Caption title. Printed in double columns. Bound (6) with cop. 1 of Strowbridge, J.G. A memorial presented to His Excellency the Lt. Governor.
Country:Canada
Province or state:Ontario
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055369961D
Dewey Number626 S76 BR
Important public documents relative to the resignation of the executive councillors
Important public documents relative to the resignation of the executive councillors
1836
Review of the proceedings of the legislature of Lower Canada in the session of 1831, with an appendix containing some important documents now first given to the public
Review of the proceedings of the legislature of Lower Canada in the session of 1831, with an appendix containing some important documents now first given to the public
1832
Important debate on the adoption of the Report of the Select committee on the differences between His Excellency and the late Executive council in the House of assembly, April 18th, 1836
Important debate on the adoption of the Report of the Select committee on the differences between His Excellency and the late Executive council in the House of assembly, April 18th, 1836
1836
Michael Decter. Deputy health minister promises public disclosure of documents
Michael Decter. Deputy health minister promises public disclosure of documents
7/31/1991
Public documents of the Legislature of Massachusetts, containing the speech of His Excellency Governor Strong with the answer of the Senate and House (...)
Public documents of the Legislature of Massachusetts, containing the speech of His Excellency Governor Strong with the answer of the Senate and House (...)
1813
Public documents on various subjects connected with the interests of Prince Edward Island, ordered by the House of assembly to be printed, April 23d, 1841
Public documents on various subjects connected with the interests of Prince Edward Island, ordered by the House of assembly to be printed, April 23d, 1841
1841
Public documents relating to Lord Aylmer's administration of the government of Lower Canada
Public documents relating to Lord Aylmer's administration of the government of Lower Canada
183-?
Report of the committee of the House of representatives of Massachusetts on the subject of impressed seamen, with the evidence and documents accompanying it
Report of the committee of the House of representatives of Massachusetts on the subject of impressed seamen, with the evidence and documents accompanying it
1813
Documents laid before the House of Assembly of Lower Canada on the part of the British Government, in 1831 and 1832, in answer to the complaints of th(...)
Documents laid before the House of Assembly of Lower Canada on the part of the British Government, in 1831 and 1832, in answer to the complaints of th(...)
1832?
Despatch from Sir George Arthur to Lord Glenelg in relation to the finances of the province, with sundry documents
Despatch from Sir George Arthur to Lord Glenelg in relation to the finances of the province, with sundry documents
1839
Police raid: Constables Mark Brown, left, and John Taylor remove documents from Town of Vaughan offices of Councilors Nick Di Giovanni and Councillor Frank Cipollone
Police raid: Constables Mark Brown, left, and John Taylor remove documents from Town of Vaughan offices of Councilors Nick Di Giovanni and Councillor Frank Cipollone
2/3/1987
Documents relating to the resignation of the Canadian ministry in September, 1854, speech
Documents relating to the resignation of the Canadian ministry in September, 1854, speech
1852