Treasonable Libel Debate in Parliament Reaches Conclusion
Members clash over the term treasonable in judging a periodical called The Crisis No. 3. The Lords defend free debate while some urge harsher action, leading to a vote to leave the word out and to pursue prosecution while the Commons calls for burning the issue and pressing legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alondoan
Edward the Third
New-England
Deos
Agemmaed
L—d
L—ds
H—fe
America
Lod
Fibel
Kewl
D Ke
Ted
Ds Myers
T. Shaw
Fleet-street
Rand
England
Fes
New York Assembly Supports Continental Congress Vote
An American intelligence ship from New York reports the New York Assembly voted for the Continental Congress measures and will continue trade with Britain and the West Indies. The vessel carried February prints praising Governor Colden and Jamaica Town residents opposing sedition and supporting the Congress, signed by ninety-one inhabitants and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Evenine Post
New-York
Assembly of
Continental Congress
Britain
West Indies
Colden
Jamaica Town
Congress
Anglus
Masquerade Intelligence at Carlisle House Ball
About ten o clock on Monday the Maks began to appear at Carlisle-house for a grand masquerade. The hall showed brilliant illumination and superb decorations. Attendance was high with 1200 marks, but supper was unsubstantial and wine fair to middling. Notable attendees included the Duke and Duchess of Co, Lady Hford, Lady Pentweazle, Lord S-wich, Sir Watkin W-s, and many others of consequence. Standout acts featured a Surprising Tall Woman, a Dwarf Chancellor, and a lewd implying Otter program with a Cat’s Head disturbing the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle-house
Oine
Arthur’s
Duke and Duchess of Co
Hford
He-—ton
Den
Fler
Miss Cathey
Mrs. Mattacks
Mr. Lewes
Mrs. Baddeley
Andrew
Cure authenticated by J Cowper for Roderick Macdonnald
Certificate from James Cowper M D attests to a long standing scorbutic eruption cured by Mareant’s Drops, praising Mr Norton of Golden Square London as sole proprietor. The letter cites Mrs Mary Lute’s three year case of King's Evil and urges public acceptance of the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cowper
Norton
Golden Square
Roderick Macdonnald
John-{treet
Tam
Cavendish-square
Fervan
James Cowp
Mary Lute
Surceen
Golden-square
Fisgeadilly
London
John Norton
Marchant
Whotesale
Mr. Norton
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Imarner
C —Ns
Lfalm
W. Bowyer
Nechols
G. Robinton
Probi
Yar
T. Cadell
The
Strand
Gar
William Gibson
A.M
Hall
Cambridge
Prigtedford Willis
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Robsen
Rondeets
J. Walter
Charingcross
J. Woodyer
D. Prince
Oxford
Ri Bearanfe
Norwich
W. Eaton
Yarmouth
Price
Oravo
G. Robins
Og&avo
Hound
Wirth
Isaac Watts
Dd.efintedford
Buckland
T Carlon
Longman
T. Field
E. and
C. Dilly
G. Robinsor
J. Johnson
G. Kearfly
W. Flexney
Eva
Padiges
Praveyrtte
Ramo
Mra
Elizabeth Rowe
JT. Watts
D. D.rama
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