1714 – William Taverner’s First Report relating to Newfoundland
par 1714 – William Taverner’s First Report relating to Newfoundland I waited on Collnl John Moody who gave me severall papers to Publish when I should …
Étiquette : French
1895 – D.W. Prowse – A history of Newfoundland – Chapter XVIII
A history of Newfoundland from the English, colonial, and foreign records (1895) Prowse, D. W. (Daniel Woodley) London, New York, 1895 CHAPTER XVIII. ST. PIERRE …
1762 – Mr. Pitt absolutely refused to cede the island of Miquelon to the French
Anecdotes of the Life of the Right Hon. William Pitt, Earl of Chatham: And of the Principal Events of His Time. With His Speeches in …
1941 : British Communique to be accepted by General de Gaulle
DRAFT OF COMMUNIQUE WHICH WOULD BW ACCEPTED BY GENERAL DE GAULLE 1. The islands are French and will remain French. 2. The present Administrator shall …
1930 : RUM GANGS’ NEW BASE ST. LAWRENCE ISLANDS
7 août 1930 RUM GANGS’ NEW BASE ST. LAWRENCE ISLANDS St. Pierre and Miquelon, French Territory, Boom Since Canada’s Ban on Clearances for Liquor-Laden Ships …
1930 : Object to French Restrictions on Liquor Exports to U.S.
8 juillet 1930 MIQUELON DEFENDS TRADE Object to French Restrictions on Liquor Exports to U.S. Paris, July 7 – Efforts of the department of colonies …
1914 : French Possessions Near Canada are Deserted by Fishing Boats.
12 august 1914 : Toronto Star MIQUELON IS IN TROUBLE French Possessions Near Canada are Deserted by Fishing Boats. Canadian Press Despatch. St. Pierre, Miq. …
1930 : Foreign Office, S.W.1. Correspondance Whiskard – Smith
Foreign Office, S.W.1. 15th December, 1930 (W 12824/9189/17) CONFIDENTIAL Dear Whiskard, (G.G. Whiskard, Esq, C.B.) We have been carefully considering your letter of November 28th …
1935 : Two Islands Remnant of French Colonial Empire
Two Islands Remnant of French Colonial Empire 13 September 1935, Deming New Mexico The French colony of St Pierre and Miquelon consist of two islands …
1764 – The Public Register
The Public Register, Dublin, October 9, 1764 Admiralty-Office, Oct 2. By Letters lately received from Commodore Paliſſer, dated at St. John’s in Newfoundland the ſirſt …