NL GenWebHistorical InformationConception Bay NorthHarbour Grace Court House Petition 1791The principal merchants of Conception Bay addressed a petition to Chief Justice John REEVES at St. John's for the establishment of a permanent Court at Harbor Grace. He had been sent from England to promote improvements in court proceedings. The petition was signed by the following: |
James CLEMENT | George C. CAWLEY |
James PRENDERGAST | I. ANDREWS |
James CAWLEY | Jonathan PARSONS |
Robert PARSONS | Michael DALEY |
John SNOW | James MacBRAIRE |
Henry ANDREWS | George DAVIS |
Isaac BRADBURY | Henry THOMAS |
William COLE | William MARTIN |
William BADCOCK | Richard VALENTINE |
William COUGLAN | Thomas DANSON |
Charles PARSONS | William DANSON |
Timothy HEARN | Edward PIKE |
William DROVER | LINTHORNE & WARN' |
Robert SMITH | William HENDERSON |
Thomas BAKER | J. STRETTON |
John COX | John HEFFERMAN |
William PINSENT | Thomas LEWIS |
Joseph FURNEAUX | John LEVISCONT |
William HILL | Helier FLOCQUARD |
Barth CORBAN | Darby HARTERY |
Philip BEENLEN | Richard NITT |
Richard CORNISH | |
John G. DUNBAR (For Jones, Romb, Joy & Co.) | |
William MULLOWNEY (For John Webb, Jr. & Co.) | The petition was granted, but it took some 15 years before the first Court House was erected at Harbor Grace. |
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