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Calling card for Charles Bradlaugh

File consists of a small printed card bearing the printed name and signature of Bradlaugh, an English social and political reformer, with instruction on the verso of the card to "admit bearer & friends platform tickets," Boston.

Advertising trade cards

File consists of cards for: T. & C. O'Rourke, merchant tailors, Rock Island, Quebec; Union Marble and Granite Works, Montreal; and Emile Pingault, professor of French, Sherbrooke.

Plan of the town of William Henry

Scale 1:4,800 -- 1 plan : col. ; 24 x 22 cm. -- File consists of a plan of the settlement at the convergence of the Richilieu and St. Lawrence rivers, prepared by Joseph Bouchette and published in "A topographical description of the province of Lower Canada with remarks upon Upper Canada, and on the relative connexion of both provinces with the United States of America."

Biographical Research Files

Series consists of research notes, correspondence, and copies of correspondence, abstracts of land titles and other instruments of ownership, property plans, and wills compiled by Sheldon and Judy Godfrey in preparation to write books on Canadian Jewish history and articles for the "Dictionary of Canadian Biography," as well as speeches to various historical and genealogical societies.

George Benjamin/Thomas George Joans. Joans, and Englishman who arrived in New Orleans about 1830, was editor and proprieter of the Mercantile Advertiser, and married Isabella the daughter of Levi Jacobs on 5 May 1832. He left New Orleans by March 1834. Benjamin, and Englishman who was later founder of the Belleville Intelligencer, arrived in New Orleans about 1830, and married Isabella, the daughter of Lipman Jacobs 5 Febrary, 1832. He left New Orleans and arrived in York, U.C. by the end of 1833.

George Benjamin/Thomas George Joans. Joans, and Englishman who arrived in New Orleans about 1830, was editor and proprieter of the Mercantile Advertiser, and married Isabella the daughter of Levi Jacobs on 5 May 1832. He left New Orleans by March 1834. Benjamin, and Englishman who was later founder of the Belleville Intelligencer, arrived in New Orleans about 1830, and married Isabella, the daughter of Lipman Jacobs 5 Febrary, 1832. He left New Orleans and arrived in York, U.C. by the end of 1833.

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