Game the Thirty-Third: P&P Headline Acronyms

This week's game is based on one I played recently at the historical house where I volunteer.  The game I played featured a list of fake headlines heralding major events in history, along with the year in which the event took place.  The player's object was to guess the content headline-- a difficult task at times, as the headline was written in acronym form (that is, only the first letter of each word).  So "R.M. S. T. S. on M. V." (1912) translated to "Royal Mail Steamer Titanic Sinks on Maiden Voyage," an event that happened in 1912.  Our game this week follows a similar pattern, except the fake "headlines" are all events from P&P95, and instead of years we have episodes.  (Because everything took place in 1813-1814, and I just thought telling you the episode would make things a little easier.  Obviously, the headlines are NOT in chronological order.) Comment with your best guess as to what each acronym stands for, and the winner will be announced on Saturday!

1.
S. Y. G. M. to N. (Episode 1)

2.
G. W.'s D. P. B. to L. (Episode 4)

3.
J. B. C. T. C. (Episode 1)

4.
L. B. E. W. G. W. (Episode 5)

5.
C. L. A. M. C.'s P. of M. (Episode 3)

6.
M. C. P. to E. B. & I. R. (Episode 2)

7.
F. D. C. E. B. "T., B. N. H. E. to T. M." (Episode 1)

8.
L. B. W. to G. to B. (Episode 4)

9.
F. D. M. E. B. & C. B. M. J. B. in D. W. (Episode 6)

10.
F. D.'s P. of M. to E. B. I. R. (Episode 3)