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Letter from John Wentworth to Edward Winslow, 10 June 1803
| Author: | Wentworth, John |
| Date: | 1803-06-06 |
| Subjects: | Bernard [Barnard], [Serope] Provincial agent for Nova Scotia 1803 p. 4 Chipman, Ward Sir John Wentworth's regards to p. 6 Customs House St. Andrews site recommended to Lord Hobart and a suggestion that Edward Winslow establish it Exports plaster of Paris from Nova Scotia p. 2 Glenie, Lieutenant James his recovery p. 1 Hobart, Lord New New Brunswick Customs House recommended to p. 1 Imports Colonies forbidden to bring in wine, oil, fruit, etc., directly: must come via Britain p. 2 Leonard, George I [Senior] Sir John Wentworth's high opinion of p. 3 Lodge, The Sir John Wentworth at, 1803/6/- Navigation Act may be interfered with by an export p. 2 Nova Scotia its current Legislature, 1803, is promising p. 4 Plaster of Paris its export from Nova Scotia and the Navigation Act p. 2 Smuggling p. 2 Trade British Colonies export fish, lumber, etc., directly but must import wine, oil, etc., via Britain: inhibitory to p. 2 Wentworth, Lady Frances in rather poor health p. 5 |
| Source: | Vol. 12-27 |
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