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kind as n. friend through life, He exchanged it for Eternity 011 m0 15th day 0f Sept. 1819. Aged 7d

Richard Price was a mum of- ‘"1" “"1"”!- nom. m m‘ 17m Regiment o; Foot A third grievance which the

showmen voiced was the uncertain- ty c! the betting lswa Some fair- groundgamcsarulaeldiobellle- gal by certain Chief Constables. while otheralet them l0 onmith-

and was one of the casualties in the battle of Cowpens in North Carolina. both legs being badly shattered. It is told that he £11188‘ ed himself off the field of carnage and forty eight hours later auc- out interference. ceeded in reaching a deserted farm house where a starving pig squeal» ed with hunger. Price despito his own injuries and need of food, at- qgmed to gavg than tended to the porkeris wants with um-pggtiqn of gambling. I! he had |went a few com!!! on fair ground "Wwamss he would realise that we

need. His grant of land was inlmw “m, h g 1m, 1; g, w Freetown but he made Be‘ 5 ow 0°

home where he bought four hund- red acres of land. Richard Robins anotheimBritiah soldier came earlier in . e ' ' ' settled at Bedeque 811d sent back BrltlSh for his two children, John and Isabel. They came in the spring of’ 1784 but their father slept in one of the first English graves in Bode- "i que. He, with two neighbors, one ('7 n“ cumin" h") day in February were on their ra- lama‘ tin-axiom svisit w cim-iatiemwsililmdm h" W‘ 1*" ""1 l‘ (overafortymile walk cntbemuch commercial tonnage astbo_ gtq-mggmgUﬂitodBtlbﬂ 111 ti)! lllt l"! m; the snow turning ate: to sleet, years, according to an analysis of thus forming x. sharp icey cnutldats gathered by Lloyd's Rofllio! wmeii in a few miles cut their rm a sniwlna. It is lbw 0N“ m9- t gear to pieces. Eventually tbs! ain and Northern Iceland built. reached Seaoow Head, onlyt: nun“ m: m. ’ league or so from their homes 2 pq-ipd “M372 the cliff was twelve feet high and Unit,“ gates, Robins, a heavily built man, was so exhausted that. he could not climb it. He sought shelter in a _ cave and his companions hurried on to bring aid, but help arrived too late. Richard Robins was dead from ewosure and fatigue. Other loyalists who made their m” w“ homes 1n Bedeque and vicinity, and ' ofwhom we have no accurate m‘ source of information l-I to when h’ they arrived. though probably most 7h“ of them, too, came V" John Small, Samuel North Bedeque;

‘P. E. 1. LOYALISTS

(Qonumndﬂun p", 4) some grain, before seeking the

sirious to have the same solemniz- wh¢rewi°ml '9 "My m‘

ed with proclamation of 13mm, of the "111 b91118 willing that these your war, m, whom famim Wm, the good intentions shall take w,‘ u. and for other lawful causes, Do hereby grant this our license and lwllll? as well as to you the parties cont-flotilla. as m William Wlﬂﬁh. Esquire, one of his Maj-

Abcut the termination

exception of the father. flicted with that awful scourge, the yellow fever; which ac far de‘ Dﬂllllltod the wintry that there was scarcely a sufficient number of persona in health to perform necessary rites of aepulture to those who fell victims to the disease, 1b this succeeded the fem- and ague;

Wriﬂit embarked for the asylum which was provided for- m, LOP shall aliatain thiscountryhewu m, such a mecarious state of health, that it wss expected he would u» nire belore his arrival. Tlu-ough the mercy of God, however, he survived; but when he arrived at

shore ice) when a bi

mainlng in Shelburne months, the whole family remote: W to Prince Edward Island, they cbmined grants of woodland from the Government, vmich, how- ever, were but poor compensations for the possessions of which they had been deprived. But b W try md care, the several of the family have arrived at com. 1 petenoe and rupectabiilty. He died Anni ma. 1885. axed sixty years: and left a widow and eleven child- Ien, five of whom minority, to lament his departure.”

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at Charlottetown the "Int! Nt-hdlvotsrme one thou- sand seven hundred and eighty-

By Bis nmeilencyb command, Robert Gray, P. Bec'y.

rounnmnmmon

Nathaniel Wriaht moved to ‘Pry- on sftcrhis marriage and for some trading schooner in

in the coastal trade.

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Central Bedeque; __ _ (Murray's Island); Jonathan Wet- Fvr his loyalty w the h: herbie. Ctlltrnl Bedeque: Government Wm. Wnght. received a pension of i000 acres on P. E. I. His family consisted of two sons _ and three daughters. The eldest of f (he sons Nathaniel Wright was ' irmvresed into the Federal ranks _ before the escape of the rest of the Lamlly. It was not long alter being forced into service that he he was seized with that. dreadful mal- ady, yellow fever. His company be- to march onward, Mr. Iright not being able to stand the lnrdship and his officers believ- ing him dying left him cm the de as they supposed to do.

Archibald Matthews Summer-side); John Hillacn; and

nlists who settled in this part o! Prince County, this does not pur- porttobeacomplete census o! them; and some mentioned in the

wfliht son of William built Queens whiff. Blil-lnmaasidi in 1M0-~since 11104 , i was yobshly Nathaniel Jr, born in 1790.

In

length of time-assuredly there are stituto. a number of names no longer cur- rent in this vicinity. But these were some who gave up lands,_and homes, and posscl- 1cm, everything excerpt their loy- alty to a king, a flag and s British birth-right. We would be an un- grateful generation if we did not remember the heritage of our boy- alist fathers, and pause a moment w think on the pioneer days in the aesqiu-centennisl of their settlement on Prince Edward la. laud.

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without a cause and this cruelty as we call it, was their mode of re~ yenge, yoved a benefactor on this

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Tbs standing of South Melville school for the month m“; [v.4 Grade X-l, Doroth Grssnan; a, _ union Flood; a, verhuea m“. 98:}, an

a...» rx-i, John Grade

Kiﬁli. , VIII-l, Patricia mu , p“; y“. and Marjorie Dixon (will): a. Je- its)“ 09°?“

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, (By ‘has Plan) mum‘ H’ mm’ m ‘ummuumih 140341303, That ms whsreltotarianaltotaryannl inldo the iii-a naming Show of the old-style their Manda. mm than we road between Bedequc and Ohar- mikes a gallant stmnpt to main-Ind strong, several coasting tain itself in rural England is ships, was Bedequeb first mer- proved by the fact that 2,000 mem- shant, was a member of the Cclon- bers employing 70.000 people and 1a.! Legislature and during one having more than 110,000,000 in- session helped build a barn fur|veeted in their shows were repre- Governor Patterson. One d ihemm q, m; mung mama; or oldest wumwnu in North Bede tho stiowimrs Guild. need with due Cemetery bears the following m, companion o; n43, “gm-gm-

dnemas, racing, the m this place are interred the w‘ ,“,'f,‘,m,n m, ‘gﬁwﬁuu, w. mains of J - _ d e - u; deaviati nes 1 an nccr- ity, Faiiyful as I Magistrate, ar- Th‘ “mu” °‘ m” “w”! x feotionate as a husband and father, m,“ to be “dam, mppun‘ u‘ show world which uses as much petrol while off the road (for lighting and drivins “ n as

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SCOTTS EMULSION

RICH IN VlTAMlNEu

ulste Rotariaxis Kennedy and Tur- ner, two of the victorious candid- ates in the recent civic elections.

m. D. M. MacDonald. Hunts!- River, was a visitor to the city over

Musical Smit

“A Scottish mllistrato told m0‘ once." said a opcaler, "that they were thinking of the bairns, and

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(By The Oansslsn Pram)

Heavy Tonnage '

Feb. 21-41110 United

en] have to bs applied to the last four timatos." months of the year, the present Thus contracts covering the first slx- meeting month period. coming DnCurrenpresidedand others theschoolssctio present were Irustees H. Colby for city councih to decide inlth, M. L. A, Magistrate B. W.

ham, and Dr- .1. ken- , Education. with Dr. S. A. Wonell, superintsn- would be dentofcltyaclnolssndldhalli‘. ate bill brought

reduction in salaries," was m, Bdaoflaldb comment. ' ‘fl-f m: m. mi reduction off

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Debates Economy Measure

To Keepﬁthin Estimates

(‘Hie iollowingroporton the sub- that the School Board wssnot in ject of further reduction of salaries sympathy with the economic tend.

r“ , discussed by the| He thought that the matter

5t. John, N. B, School Board. is be sent back to the community in from the st. John ‘telegraph Jour- true “ ' “ by ‘ nal of Feb. 20. It is- of interest as mg to City Hall's dictate and hav- indiosting the gravity of the fin-ling the "come-boo: mm ineifec- problem of education in that tlve schools" rest with tbs parent o

o! the children.

ing to take action with re- "l! the parents are not intuit- aard to the revision of estimates ed, then we as a board have it until Mayor Bnttain is in attend- clearly put. up to m to follow on ancaatitsmceting.tho““wlth “ after last night adjourned ltsamoppcsedtoaendingamccaga special session until 4.80 Saturday to City Hall I11!!! ‘you can't cut

our estimates,’ having the out come

,, Holding that further "feeble pro- up and following on to tho and o!

test" of reduction of school edi- the year with a deﬁcit with the mates before the City Council public saving we have over-u- wculd be useless, Dr. L M. curren. pended." 'chairmnn of the board. asserted Kesawnoctherwaytclnettthe Jherewasbutonecourseofactlon l ‘notion ofestlmato than bya 4o cut expenditures to within the reduction in aalsry and recom- sum which the council is approving mended sud: action.

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