Virginian party kills 39 Indians in revenge
New York reports from Pittsburgh that Col. Criflack of Potowmack with Virginians killed 39 Indians in retaliation for earlier Ohio murders. A schooner with Royal Artillery detachment sailed to Bolton, and the remainder of the corps under Colonel Cleveland is to proceed to the same destinations.
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Pittsburgh
Criflap
Potowmack
Ohio
Achooner
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Bolton
Cleveland
Arrivals at Ports From Jamaica to Lisbon Sailings
The coastal column records arrivals and ships sailing from Jamaica, Barbados, Antigua, Dominica, and Maryland. Vessels include Duke of Portland, Valentine East India, Maria Foster, Ancona Packet, and many others, with multiple ships from Liverpool, London, and Barbados listed among the ports and destinations.
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Dsax
Wind S.W
Duke of Portland
Valentine
Maria
Foster
Jamaica
Air
Maryland
Ancona Packet
Mortimer
Trieste
Guavesenp
Becker
Friesland
James
Mary
Clemens
Unity
Bream
Sally
Ruffel
Philadelphia
Britannia
Shaw
Coke
Liverpool
Chorley
Robinson
Barbadoes
Phoebe
Batton
Dominica
Lydia
Dean
Lord Conluce
Shuter
New Calabar
Friendship
Field
Amaica
Clayton
Simpson
Ominica
Betty
Craig
Nantecket
Charming
Nancy
Daverton
Thomas
Richard
Parks
Pallas
Holt
Portsmouth
Dover
Simond
Tobin
Grenade Planter
Roberson
Grenada
London
Cliff
Minerva
Callahan
Frost
Baltimore
Hensick
Pytuxant
Lewis
Antigua
Gg Inrent
Brown
Lagly Bersey
Dear
Eitridge
St. Kit’s
Currie
Centurion
Keeling
Otto Aid
Lisbon
Dispatch
Painter
Massachusetts Assembly Honors and Governor’s Address
Reports from Boston May 26 describe the General Court convening on chartered terms with Samuel Adams as clerk and Thomas Cuthing as Speaker. Governor Gage addressed Councillors and Representatives, noting royal support, treasury provisions, and plans for the next session while praise for orderly governance echoed through the day.
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Honourable Board
Samuel Adams
Thomas Cuthing
Chasbey
Floue
Hitchcock
Pembroke
Faneuilhal
Malachuset’s Bay
Sam. Danforth
John Iving
James Bowdoin
James Pitts
Samar
Jtexter
Artemus Ward
Benj. Greenleaf
Caleb Cuthing
Samuel Philips
Joan
Winthrop
William Philips
John Adams
James Prescott
Tim. Danielson
Richard Derby
Michael Farley
Benj. Austin
Norton Quincy
Plymouth
James Otis
William Sever
Walter Spooner
Isaac Royall
James Gowen
Lst
Samuel Dexter
John Winthrop
Timothy Danielson
Jerathmeel Bowers
Enoch Freeman
Jedediah Foster
Council
House of Representatives
Massachusets Bay
Salem
Boston
Council Chamber
T. Gage
Great Britain
West India Islands
A&t
New York
Coffee House
Bank of England Proclamation on Gold Coin Reduction
Notice from the Bank of England dated 28 June 1724 states that from 1 July to 47 August, the deficient gold coin will be received at the Bullion Office on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, excluding holidays, from nine in the morning to three in the afternoon, in parcels of not less than twenty guineas. Robert Lewin, Secretary.
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Philadelphia
Boston
General Gage
Hutchinson
Paris
Bastille
Louis Xvth
Duke de Cheifeul
Ficil Minster
M. Vergennes
Choisea
Choiseul
England
Spain
Venice
Tripoli
Sweden
Republic of Venice
Zoara
Senate of Venice
Eascindies
St. Augustine Pacquet
Senegal
London
Battérsea
King’s Mills
Rotherhithe
Houndsditch
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Long-Atre
Portland-square
Mr. Anderson
Cork
Vauxhall
Barnes Elms
Liguor
Lee’s Wharf
R. Foster
Tomers
Mr. Hatton
Dartmouth
Piyment
For a Term of Years Pleasant Dwelling at Windsor
Notice describes a substantial brick house once Edmond Mason’s, in Buckinghamshire, with four parlours, seven beds, servants’ rooms, kitchens, stables, coach-house, gardens, and many outbuildings. Features include a hall, drawing-room, billiard-room, laundry, and a pool garden. Immediate entry. Inquire of Mr. Reddington at Winter.
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Edmond Mason’s
His. Majesty's Navy
Datchere
Windsor
County of Bucks
Ferven
Reddington
Winater
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jJaly
Captain Callahan
Gov. Hutchinson
Carletons
Quebec
Virginia
Cane
Norfolk
Britain
East-Smithfield
Charles Hawkins
Ozsar Hawkins
Pall-mall Co
St. Andrew’s
Hmorn
John Tharp
Little Ealing
Zachary Pearce
Rochester
Bangor
Chester
Westminster
William Wheeler
Pancras-lane
Queen-street
Cheapside
Hatton
West-Smithfeld
Pall-Mall
Bath
David Urquhart
Hobland-hall
Suffolk
Whitehouse
Northumberland
George Middleton
Robert Lewin
Gertlemen
Cang Rs
Friends of
Enom
Guildhall
John Williams
George Grieve
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