Londons Remonstrance to King George III 1775
The Dublin Journal reports July 1775 disputes in London where the Lord Mayor and City of London Aldermen assembled to present an address remonstrance and petition to the King. The response, denouncing the address as a denial of the city’s right to petition, is recorded with Council decisions and a printed record signed by the Town Clerk.
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Morning News from New York Dover and Boston Skirmish Reports
This fragment reports ships arriving at Dover from New York and Salem, with accounts of troop movements and a battle near Boston. It notes Congress debates led by Mr Dickinson and Franklin, calls for taxation rights, and garrison concerns. It also lists maritime orders, prices, and notices from Dublin and Cork publications.
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