Rev. Mr. Cleveland

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1. Drowned on the way to Dartmouth   “One Day last week a Serjeant of Grenadiers belonging to Col. Lascelle’s regiment, and who was upon the Dartmouth command, came to this town about some business, and having drank pretty plentifully with a Corporal and a private soldier...
2. Just imported and to be sold   Halifax Gazette, May 30, 1752. Page 1 Column 2. https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=4p3FJGzxjgAC&dat=17520530&printsec=frontpage&hl=en...
3. Riotous Proceedings I believe this is a reference to the Hoffman rebellion which led to the first sedition case (out of many subsequent cases) in Nova Scotia, decades before the revolution. Another subsequent note is made as to its “resolution” (their pacification)....
4. Duties and Excise   Publick Notice is hereby given, That all Masters of Vessels and Others, who shall import Rum and other distilled Spiritous Liquors into the Port of Halifax, for one Year after the 24th Instant, are to apply to Malachy Salter,...
5. Strayed or Stolen   From Mr. Thomas Hardin of Dartmouth. A glede coloured stallion, about four years old, with a white face and raw nose, black mane and tail mixed with some white hairs, and one of his hind feet white, he is...
6. Dartmouth Rifles Yesterday evening five companies of the Halifax Volunteer Battalion drilled on the Grand Parade, the “Scottish”, the “Greys”, the Halifax, Mayflower, and Dartmouth Rifles. They drill again tomorrow evening, marching from the Drill room to the Parade to the music...
7. Lawrencetown, Lunenburg   We are informed, That the Proprietors of the Township to be, called by the Name of Lawrence-Town, have every Thing in great Forwardness to begin that Undertaking as soon as the season will permit.—-We hear likewise, That a Petition...
8. When autumn lingers in the lap of winter The autumn of 1866 ended yesterday, and we have once more entered upon winter, —if a cloudless sky and warm sunshine, tempered by the balmy breath of gentle Zephyr, can be associated with that usually unwelcome visitor. So favorable a...
9. Whale, sharks   The latter End of last Week, a Whale of about 25 or 30 Foot long, and of proportionable Bigness, whose Tail was upwards 7 Foot wide, as he was in Pursuit of the Mackrel, which are exceeding plenty in...
10. Labouring men The labouring men in the city who have been in the habit of receiving $1 per day, have struck for higher wages, demanding $1.50 which we are informed in several cases has been given to them. Halifax Citizen, Apr 24,...