First Statement on the Part of Great Britain, According to the Provisions of the Convention Concluded Between Great Britain and the United States, on the 29th September, 1827: For Regulating the Reference to Arbitration of the Disputed Points of Boundary Under the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent : For Regulating the Reference to Arbitration of the Disputed Points of Boundary Under the Fifth Article of the Treaty of Ghent, Volumen2 |
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After the treaty of 1783 , the Northern part of Nova Scotia was erected into a New
Province , by the name of New Brunswick ; and the Bay of Fundy , together with
the Isthmus which separates it from the inlet of the Gulf of St. Lawrence called ...
After the treaty of 1783 , the Northern part of Nova Scotia was erected into a New
Province , by the name of New Brunswick ; and the Bay of Fundy , together with
the Isthmus which separates it from the inlet of the Gulf of St. Lawrence called ...
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The defendants having objected to the jurisdiction of the Court , alleging that they
were resident of the Province of New Brunswick , the Court ordered both parties
to bring proof , whether Madawaska and the Great Falls were in the Province of ...
The defendants having objected to the jurisdiction of the Court , alleging that they
were resident of the Province of New Brunswick , the Court ordered both parties
to bring proof , whether Madawaska and the Great Falls were in the Province of ...
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And he produced his instructions from the Governor of New Brunswick , directing
him to be governed by the Act of Parliament , called the Quebec Act . On the other
hand , although it could not be known with any certainty , at that time , where ...
And he produced his instructions from the Governor of New Brunswick , directing
him to be governed by the Act of Parliament , called the Quebec Act . On the other
hand , although it could not be known with any certainty , at that time , where ...
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Can 1794 . that of New Brunswick , by a line running along the highlands , which
extend from the head of Chaleurs Bay to the foot of the great fall of St. John's
River , and from thence , crossing the river , ( so as to include the whole of the ...
Can 1794 . that of New Brunswick , by a line running along the highlands , which
extend from the head of Chaleurs Bay to the foot of the great fall of St. John's
River , and from thence , crossing the river , ( so as to include the whole of the ...
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New Brunswick Jurisdiction . Much stress cannot be laid on the opinions or acts
of either party subsequent to the treaty of Ghent , in relation to the contested
territory which from that time became an avowed subject of discussion . The
continued ...
New Brunswick Jurisdiction . Much stress cannot be laid on the opinions or acts
of either party subsequent to the treaty of Ghent , in relation to the contested
territory which from that time became an avowed subject of discussion . The
continued ...
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