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Kingston--Records Inglés
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Broadsides

The inscription from the Map of New France, 1703 by Guillaume de l'Isle, Paris.

Clippings

Clippings

Item is a photograph of an excerpt from the "London Gazette Extraordinary" reporting an attack by Bradstreet on Fort Frontenac.

Records - General

File consists of images of images of miscellaneous records related to Kingston.

Records - Invoice.

  • CA ON00239 F1411-S35-f1-1
  • Unidad documental simple
  • [Copied ca. 1990] (originally created 28 Sep. 1801)

    • Parte deKingston Picture collection

Invoice from Richard Cartwright for sundries furnished to James Secord, Sept.28,1801.

Clippings

Advertisement by future publisher of the Upper Canada Herald, Hugh C. Thomson, published in the Kingston Gazette, 1810. List of goods for sale - cloth, spirits, books etc.

Clippings

Advertisement for the sale of whiskey by the barrel and a notice of business by cabinet maker Abia B.Sayre.

Clippings.

  • CA ON00239 F1411-S35-f4-14
  • Unidad documental simple
  • [Copied ca. 1990] (originally created 15 Sep. 1810)

    • Parte deKingston Picture collection

Excerpt from the "Kingston Gazette",Sept.15,1810. Advertisements include "S.Bartlet-New Cheap goods", "Wadsworth, Romeo-Drugs & Medicines" "Lewis Lyman & Co.-Drugs & medicines" and "Abbot & Bascom -Drugs & Medicines".

Clippings.

Advertisement from the 'Kingston Gazette' 1811. This is the first mention of a library in Kingston & reflects the uncertainties of trans-Atlantic shipping.

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