Archives Catalogue

The document, although undated, and in spite of an earlier note on the back giving its data as November 1st, 1638, was evidently one of several drawn up as a result of the meeting of the Council for New England held on February 3rd, 1634/5. The original division of the territory was cancelled and a new partition made, dividing it apparently into seven parts. Lord Gorges is the one whose grant is here described.

An afterword

MS-6, SF Box 20, Folder 40
File
n.d.

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-5E1.

An April alibi

MS-6, SF Box 12, Folder 8
File
1890

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-5D1.

An autograph letter of Saccardy, describing in detail his voyage round Acadie, and including in the document a coloured map of the Basin of Annapolis.

MS-6, MS-6-24
File
[1690?]

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

For meagre details concerning this engineer, as also concerning Gargas, compare the records found in the Introduction. The date of this record differs slightly from that of the official copy of his report in Paris. A later comparison may prove of interest to the reader.

Annals of Liverpool and Queen's county, 1760-1867

MS-6, SF Box 22
File
1926

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Also known as MS-6-21.

Appointment of Joseph Howe as Deputy Assistant Commissary General to the Forces

MS-6, Box 2, Folder 5
File
October 22, 1816

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Also known as MS-6-18.

At an easter market`

MS-6, SF Box 20, Folder 4
File
1894

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

File contains a poem by Bliss Carmen.

At the voice of a bird

MS-6, SF Box 20, Folder 5
File
1893

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-5B3.

Autograph letter from James Wolfe to his uncle, Major Walter Wolfe, of Dublin

MS-6, Box 1, Folder 36
File
19 May 1758

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

This letter was written while waiting in Halifax for the arrival of the Commander-in-Chief, Major General Jeffery Amherst, who had recently been appointed to take command of the expedition against Louisbourg. The Goldsmith referred to was Wolfe's cousin, Captain Edward Goldsmith, with whom he corresponded regularly.

Autumn song

MS-6, SF Box 20, Folder 41
File
1896

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-5E2.

Berris Yare

MS-6, SF Box 20, Folder 42
File
1893

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-5E3.

Berrybrown

MS-6, SF Box 20, Folder 7
File
1893

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-5B5.

Bliss Carman

MS-6, Box 1, Folder 29
File
n.d.

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-P1i.

Bliss Carman

MS-6, Box 1, Folder 30
File
n.d.

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Formerly known as MS-6-P1l.

Bliss Carman

MS-6, Box 1, Folder 33
File
n.d.

Part of William Inglis Morse Manuscript Collection

Also includes clipping of Bliss Carman crowned with a wreath of maple leaves presented by the Montreal branch of the Canadian Author's Association and the poem, Mr. Moon.

Bliss Carman