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Pre‐1867 Government Records for Sable Island

Letter to the Honorable Joseph Howe, Provincial Secretary, from the Commissioners of Sable Island

1850. — 3 pages : 30 x 47 cm.

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only a Government Establishment is allowed to reside; And the original Act was revised and passed in its present shape, in consequence of a previous instance of Wreck of the Ship "Eagle"' in 1835, Similar applications (to Mess. C & Grassies) being made, which were not acceded to, it was deemed prudent to arm the Commissioners with their present Powers. The Commissioners beg to assure His Excellency that they have given this affair their best consideration, and are fully convinced that if permitted to proceed in the usual manner under the present law, (that as hitherto,) both owners & all concerned, will meet with full and ample justice.

We have the honor to be
Sir
Your Obt. Servants

Ed. Wallace
J.P. Miller
Commissioners of Sable Island


3 pages 30 x 47 cm

Date: 1850

Reference: Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 425 number 82

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