 | Edmund Burke - History - 1761 - 582 pages
...before the and no perfon (hall be lodged in his houfe till he is gone. The Chevalier Levis, commander of the land forces, and of the colony troops, the engineers, officers of the artillery, and commiffary of war, (hall alfo remain at Montreal to the faid day, and (hall keep their lodgings there.... | |
 | History - 1764 - 554 pages
...penion iha.ll be lodged in hi« houfc, till he- is. gone,. The сЬеч valier I.'.-vi--, command cr of the land forces, and of the colony troops, the engineers, officers of the artillery and commifísryof war, ihall ajib remain at Montreal, tpthe faid day, and ihall keep their lodg-, ings... | |
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Marquess de Vaudreuil to leave the town of Montreal before the • ; and no person shall be lodged in his house till he is gone. The Chevalier Levis, commander of the land forces ; the principal officers and majors of the land forces and of the colony... 
