Address to the People of Great Britain on Accommodation Plan
To the Editor a BIR PWAH General Congress at Philadelphia states that a plan of accommodation has been proposed by Maitters to our Assemblies. It argues that listening to such a plan would betray the substance and injure the cause. It cites Governor F s praise for North’s plan as a misapplication of terms and questions which authorities deserve reverence as doctors differ, the patient suffers.
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Philadelphia
Great-Britain
House of Common
Lord North
H .Mane
Duffers
Adams
R. Harpur
Robert Bertie
Argyle-street
Osford- Freer
Hag Tertifeares
St. Thomas's Hospital
Denors Mackenzie and Smith
Half-pay Officers Cited In Historical Reflection
Sir, in a letter to Lord Barrington Lord Barrington argues against the view that half-pay officers are in service. The note cites England's 1715 rebellion at Preston where half-pay officers were court-martialed for desertion and some condemned to death, with a reprieve for Lord Charles Murray who had relinquished his half pay.
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Lee
Philadelphia
Lord Barrington
England
George the First
Preston
Lancashire
Wills
Nairn
Lockhart
Shaftae
Erésine
Flor
Charles Marry
Duke of
Athol
Humane man and public prints critique in colonial vexation
A letter to the editor laments public faction and ministerial manipulation in colonial America, blaming Patriot leaders for bloodshed and rebellion. It cites Lord North era policies, the stamp act repeal, and Chariton violence as evidence of deceitful campaigns by popular figures. The piece links imperial policy, emigration, and commerce to rising independence sentiments, while invoking historical religious and civic rhetoric.
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Charitown
Atlantic
C——m
America
Great Britain
Europe
England
Causes and consequences of popular deception in colonial politics
Analyzes how appealing rhetoric and calculated lies mislead tradesmen and citizens, prompting loyalty shifts and calls for swift, decisive action. Claims English conduct harms commerce, public order, and national unity, while defending Administration as prudent in a continental crisis.
Tears in Moments of Sorrow and Joy in verse
The fragment describes tears as expressions of affection and distress. Mothers with children, lovers with maidens, and friends parting show fond, sweet, or beheld tears. The refrain notes the tear of a guilty wretch as a belt of pity and fear, a saving tear.
Executors of Arran estate seek creditor proofs in Ireland case
In the Irish Court of Chancery the matter of Fohn Butler and Thomas Herbert as executors and trustees of Charles Earl of Arran proceeds. Masters are directed to take account of debts legacies rents and annuities from the Earl’s will and codicils. Creditors and devisees are to attend before November 1 to prove claims or risk reporting. Mr Butler urges speedy submission of demands to William Welby to avoid costs.
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Fohn Butler
Thomas Herbert
Charles Earl of
Arran
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Arcan
John Tunnadine
William Lane
Wiliam Welby
England
Mr. Butler
Kilkenny
William Welby
Middle-Temple
London
Butler
Henry's calcined magnesia advertised in London
Thomas Henry apothecary in Manchester advertises Henry's calcined magnesia in bottles at 3s or with ground stoppers at 3s 6d. Each bottle bears his signature. The text touts superiority over common magnesia, claims fewer bowel disturbances, and cites use for stone and gravel purgation, heartburn, infant and pregnancy illnesses, and sedentary adults with indigestion. Booksellers offer Henry's Experiments and Observations on Magnesia.
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Henry
Magnesia
Annual Register 1774 View of History and Politics
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the Annual Register for 1774 printed by J. Dodley in Pall Mall. It mentions a view of history and politics of the year and offers complete volumes or remaining parts for sale.
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J. Dodley
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