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- Simcoe, John Graves
- 1 happened. "Lieutenant-Governor, the late Gen. Simcoe, who then resided at Navy Hall, Niagara,
- 2 was absent in England. "Many American officers," Gen. Simcoe says to Gen. Clarke on the 5th of April, "give
- 3 likely to end unsatisfactorily, sent to solicit Governor Simcoe's interposition, especially in regard to the
- 4 at the garrison, York, late Toronto, at which Lieutenant-Governor Simcoe was present, was on Saturday, 31st August,
- 5 immediate superintendence of the late General Simcoe, the Lieut. Governor: in the space of five or
- 6 is marked; and the following note is appended:- "Lieut.-Governor Simcoe's route from York to the Thames, down that river
- 7 In the following August, Gov. Simcoe is at Newark or Niagara. On the 18th of that
- 8 gives the route, with the note : " Lieut.-Gov. Simcoe's track from York to Kingston in an open boat,
- 9 In 1796 Governor Simcoe was ordered to the West Indies. He met his
- 10 pleased to grant his royal leave of absence to his Excellency Major General Simcoe," and that consequently the government pro tem
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