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Letter from Lord Dorchester to Thomas Carleton, 3 January 1787
| Author: | Lord Dorchester |
| Date: | 1787-01-03 |
| Subjects: | Acadians to be compensated for land seized in New Brunswick p. 4 Boundary question New Brunswick's with Canada and the United States p. 4 Canadians Those settling west of hills apparently near Grand Falls will be classed as pp. 4-5 Carleton, Thomas instructions to re New Brunswick affairs Carleton, Thomas styled "Lieutenant-Governor" in letter from Lord Dorchester p. 1 Crime slaying of an Indian [Pierre Bonwah] and justice ensuing p. 3 Dorchester, Lord New Brunswick's defence and justice for Indians Gordon, Hugh Mackay Boundary question and St. Andrews settlers Grand Falls Apparently refers to re New Brunswick boundary p. 4 Indian sense of justice Indians pose threat to St. John River settlers p. 1 Indians to receive justice and compensation for lost lands Indians presents for p. 2 Justice to Indians Land compensations for that taken from Acadians and Indians Militia, New Brunswick Lord Dorchester to inspect p. 1 Nelson, David ref. to his having been hanged for murder of Indian P. Bonwah p. 3 New Brunswick its boundary with Canada: Grand Falls apparently a part of p. 4 New Brunswick justification for its creation p. 2 New Brunswick to be militarily secure p. 1 New Brunswicker One settling east of hills [near Grand Falls] will be so classed as of 1787/1/3 p. 5 New England Province Ref. to by Ld Dorchester p. 4 Quebec Ld Dorchester at, as of 1787/1/3 Settlers Indians a threat to p. 1 |
| Source: | Vol. 6-1 |
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