[Enclosure in No. 13.] Major General Doyle to Lord Lyons. Government House, Halifax, Nova Scotia, January 6, 1864. My Lord: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your…
Williamsburg Oct. 24. 1779. Sir Some time in June I received from Mr. Jay a letter desiring I would have evidence collected on the subject of some Frenchmen who were…
Williamsburg Oct. 24. 1779 Madam Your letter of the last week found me much engaged or it should then have been answered. You were not truly informed as to the…
[Enclosure 3 in No. 12.] The Mayor of Halifax to Mr. Tupper. Mayor’s Office, Halifax, Nova Scotia, December 30, 1863. Sir: I have the honor to request that you will…
[Before 23 October 1779] In the act establishing the board of Auditors the words are that they are authorised and required ‘to give warrants on the Treasurer for the payment…
[Enclosure 2 in No. 12.] The Mayor of Halifax to Mr. Tupper. Mayor’s Office, Halifax, Nova Scotia, December 29,1863. Sir: I have received an intimation from the legal adviser of…
[Before 23 October] 1779 Mr. Mercer’s most respectfull Compliments wait on the Governor. The Auditors say that the inclos’d order must have his Name to it before they can issue…
[Enclosure 5 in No. 11.] Captain Moody to Mr. Gray. Frederickton, January 2, 1864. Sir: I am directed by his excellency the lieutenant governor to acknowledge the receipt of your…
Williamsburg, 22 Oct. 1779 . The scheme for a commercial negotiation in Europe has been abandoned after all necessary preparations were made. This decision causes almost ruinous personal consequences to…
[Enclosure 4 in No. 11.] Mr. Gray to Lieutenant Governor Gordon. St. John, December 31, 1863. May it please your Excellency: Two persons named David Collins and James McKinney having…