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Proclamations
Royal Proclamation of 1763 Issued by the Privy Council in Great Britain, the Royal Proclamation of 1763 was a binding administrative step and a clear expression of imperial government policy for the new British possessions in North America.
ID #23005
Royal Proclamation of 1763 The Royal Proclamation of 1763, issued by the official Privy Council in Great Britain, and an expression of imperial government policy for the new British possessions in America.
ID #21445
Carleton Proclamation A proclamation issued by Governor Carleton at Quebec, 1775, as the capital came under American siege, dealing with disloyal and disaffectionate citizens.
ID #10182
Carleton Proclamation The Proclamation by Governor Carleton at Quebec, 1775, dealing with the problems of disaffection among militia enrolled there to held defend Quebec City.
ID #21418
Constitutional Act The Proclamation of the Constitutional Act, November, 1791.
ID #10210
Land Grant Proclamation Lieutenant-Governor Simcoe's Proclamation of land grants for setters, February, 1792, offering 200-acre lots to be granted free to farm settlers declaring British loyalty.
ID #10214
Governor Simcoe A proclamation placed in the Upper Canada Gazette by Governor Simcoe on May 16, 1793, reflecting how French-English relations in Europe had direct influence in Upper Canada.
ID #20014
Treaty Proclamation The Proclamation of the Peace Treaty of Ghent, with the official announcement by Governor Sir George Prevost at Quebec, March 9, 1815.
ID #10263
Francis Bond Head The proclamation of Sir Francis Bond Head, December 7, 1837, during the rebellion of 1837 in Upper Canada, immediately following the skirmish at Montgomery's Tavern.
ID #20102
Proclamation by Durham A proclamation by the Earl of Durham as Governor-General, 1838, expressing his policies on arriving in Canada.
ID #21244
Union Act The Royal Proclamation of the Union Act, February 10, 1841, to reunite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada.
ID #21233
Red River Proclamation A proclamation against the Red River rebels, 1869.
ID #21794
Cobalt Mine The Cobalt Townsite Mine, with the mine buildings and the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario Railway (T & N.O.R.) running between. Subsequently, in the early 20th century, Cobalt became a major silver mining centre.
ID #21663
James I Proclamation A royal proclamation forbidding trading with Indians.
ID #21826
Constitution Act of 1982 Queen Elizabeth II signing the official proclamation of the Constitution Act of 1982 outside the parliament buildings in April, with Prime Minister Trudeau beside her.
ID #21074
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