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Statement taken by the Rev. James Clarke, July 4, 1832
Statement taken by the Rev. James Clarke, July 4, 1832

Statement taken by the Rev. James Clarke, July 4, 1832

Date1832-07-04
Names
FormatManuscript
Notes
Statement taken by the Rev. James Clarke, July 4, 1832. ||4 pages displayed, plus transcription.||Board of Health papers relating chiefly to the cholera epidemic of 1832||
Subject
    GeographyProvince stateOntario
    GeographyCountryCanada
    Medium
    Correspondence
    Dimensions||25 x 40 cm||25 x 20 cm||
    Language
      CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
      Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
      Object NumberOHQ-MANU-C-W-1013
      Letter from C. Beadle to Rev. James Clarke, July 4, 1832
      Letter from C. Beadle to Rev. James Clarke, July 4, 1832
      Beadle, C.
      1832-07-04
      Church fellowship, a sermon preached on Wednesday, September 5, 1832, at the visitation of the Honorarle(!) and Right Rev. Charles James, lord bishop of Quebec
      Church fellowship, a sermon preached on Wednesday, September 5, 1832, at the visitation of the Honorarle(!) and Right Rev. Charles James, lord bishop of Quebec
      Stanton, Robert
      1832
      St. James Anglican Church (1818-1832), King Street East, north east corner Church St., Interior, pulpit.. Toronto, Ontario
      St. James Anglican Church (1818-1832), King Street East, north east corner Church St., Interior, pulpit.. Toronto, Ontario
      Unknown
      1890?
      Clarke. In 1951, James Clarke was assigned to the Anglican mission at Fort Chimo, 30 miles south of Ungava bay in Labrador. He had become a priest the(...)
      Clarke. In 1951, James Clarke was assigned to the Anglican mission at Fort Chimo, 30 miles south of Ungava bay in Labrador. He had become a priest the(...)
      Spremo, Boris
      n.d.
      Upper Canada clergy. Statements, in detail, of monies appropriated by vote of the House of Commons to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, in the years 1831 and 1832
      Upper Canada clergy. Statements, in detail, of monies appropriated by vote of the House of Commons to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, in the years 1831 and 1832
      Great Britain. Colonial Office
      1833
      General James Elmsley, Lt. Gov. Lionel Clarke and Reginald S.Timmis attending the opening of Provincial Parliament, Toronto, Ontario
      General James Elmsley, Lt. Gov. Lionel Clarke and Reginald S.Timmis attending the opening of Provincial Parliament, Toronto, Ontario
      Clarke, Lionel Herbert, 1859-1921
      1920
      Do you have to drink rye, love hockey and end declarative statements with: Eh?' James Peters
      Do you have to drink rye, love hockey and end declarative statements with: Eh?' James Peters
      Faught, Ken
      6/5/1990
      Holding hands happily, British diplomat James Cross, reunited with his wife, Barbara, smiles as he makes statement to newsmen at London's Heathrow Air(...)
      Holding hands happily, British diplomat James Cross, reunited with his wife, Barbara, smiles as he makes statement to newsmen at London's Heathrow Air(...)
      Cross, James
      12/6/1970
      A statement of facts relative to the dismissal of James S
      A statement of facts relative to the dismissal of James S
      Howard, James Scott, 1798-1866
      1839
      New Brunswick. Return to an address to His Majesty, dated 26 July 1832, --for, Copy of award of the King of the Netherlands relative to the disputed b(...)
      New Brunswick. Return to an address to His Majesty, dated 26 July 1832, --for, Copy of award of the King of the Netherlands relative to the disputed b(...)
      Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons
      1832
      Upper Canada. Return to several addresses to His Majesty, dated 31 July 1832
      Upper Canada. Return to several addresses to His Majesty, dated 31 July 1832
      Great Britain. Colonial Office
      1832
      Report...July 31, 1832
      Report...July 31, 1832
      New York (N.Y.). Board of Health. Commissioners Employed to Investigate the Origin and Nature of the Epidemic Cholera of Canada
      1832