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- Billet de Lord Bury à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine . - 4 janvier 1855
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Billet de Lord Bury à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine . - 4 janvier 1855
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- 4 janvier 1855 (indexed as 1855)
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- Note de transmission de documents. Titre basé sur le contenu de la pièce. Le document est en anglais. La pièce portait originellement le numéro 000780A.
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- This is a handwritten letter on ruled-looking cream paper, headed Government House, Quebec, with a manuscript body in ink and a signature at the bottom. The text is a formal note conveying the Governor General's instructions about the distribution of statutes to a judge, with a printed blue library stamp reading Société Historique de Montréal in the lower left and a handwritten reference number in the upper right corner. Faint addressee lines, including the words La Fontaine and Chief Justice, appear in the lower left margin.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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- Government House,Quebec, 11th June 1858Sir,I have the honor by command of the Governor General and in pursuance of the arrangement notified to you in Mr Frazer's letter of 27 June 1845, for the distribution of the Imperial Statutes supplied annually by Her Majesty for the use of this Colony to transmit herewith for Chief Justice Sellinhead a copy of the Statutes 17 & 18 Victoria 1854I have the honor to be,Your obedient ServantThe Chief JusticeMontrealI have the honor by command of the Governor General and in pursuance of the arrangements notified to you in Mr Stanley's letter of 27 June 1845 for the distribution of the Imperial Statutes supplied annually by Her Majesty for the use of this Colony to transmit herewith for Chief Justice Dellenbach a copy of the Statutes 17 & 18 Victoria 1854I have the honour, Sir, Your obedient ServantRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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