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C. E. CASGRAIN.

as well as hospitality is, I can assure you deeply felt and appreciated by myself and the 43d regiment… I will gladly avail myself of your unbounded liberality and kindness in sending your servant and cariole for my conveyance by availing myself of it to-morrow, and I hope to be with you about four or five o’clock in the evening… with the first division there are seven officers including myself, with the remainder six officers each division. »

Et cette autre qu’il écrivit dès son arrivée à Québec le 1er janvier 1838.

« First of all let me wish you, and your amiable lady and all your family a happy new year and many returns of them, and may all happiness ever attend you. This day, I have the pleasure to inform you the last division under captain Tryon crossed the river as the others