| Summary: | Title pencilled on cover along with name Martin W. Furlong.; Extracts from charter of Hudson Bay 1670--Extract from Commission to James Webb, Governor of Newfoundland, 29th May, 1760--Extract from commission to Thos. Graves, Governor of Newfoundland, 29th May, 1762--Extracts from Treaty of Paris, 1763--Royal Proclamation under the Treaty of Paris, 1763--Extracts from Commission to Thos. Graes, Governor of Newfoundland, 25th April, 1763--Extract from Commission of Governor Murray, of Quebec, 1763--Extracts nfrom Commission to Hugh Palliser, Governor of Newfoundland, 9th April, 1764--Order for establishing communication and trade with the Esquimaux savages on the coast of Labrador, 1765--Regulations for ye fishery on the coast of LAbradore, Anticosti, Madelaines and whale fishery, April 8th, 1765--Surrogate commission, 1765--Proclamation of Governor in reference to Moravians, 1765--Extract from notice isssued by Governor of Newfoundland, at Croque Harbour, Newfoundland, 27 July, 1765--Letter from Governor of Newfoundland to Governor of Canada, 1765--Regulations for Labrador fishery, 1765--Letter from governor of Newfoundland to Governor of Boston in reference to attacks on Esquimaux, 1766--Order concerning the whale fishery on the coast of Labrador, 1766--Order against firing the woods on the coast of Labrador, 1767--Memorial from the merchants adventurers in Labrador, 1767--Extract from Governor's reply to merchants' memorial, 1767--Order-in-Council granting land to Moravians at Esquimaux Bay, 1769--Proclamation of Governor Shuldham to keep Esquimaux within Moravian settlement, 1722--Extracts from the Quebec Act, 14 Geo. III., Cap. 83, 1774--Extract from order of Governor Shuldham, as Commander-in-Chief over the coast of Labrador, 1774--Letter of governor Duff of Newfoundland to Governor Carleton of Quebec re Labrador garrisons, 1775--49 Geo. III., Cap. 27, 1809 An act for establishing courts of judicature.--Letter from Governor of Newfoundland to Governor of Quebec, 1809--Governor Sir J.T. Duckworth's ...
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