Extract of a Philadelphia letter to Governor Colden
Friday March 3 fragments discuss reactions to provincial congresses and loyalty expressions. It notes campaigns to oppose or support convening assemblies, bemoans popular unrest, and praises New York Assembly prudence. It quotes a Philadelphia meeting approving harmony with the King and law, signed James Pemperton.
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Quaker Testimony on Peace and Loyalty 1775
The Quaker representatives in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in Philadelphia declare sorrow over the British legislative dispute and colonists’ confrontations. They disapprove of writings urging disaffection, call for peaceable conformity to law, and condemn insurrections and illegal assemblies while urging respectful, lawful redress.
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Promising Note Fraud at Mansfield Charity Meeting
A poor man sought help at the White Hart inn Mansfield after a horse loss. Mr Machin of Eakring and other farmers signed a relief petition while a Chesterfield farmer’s son manipulated the page. The son forged a promissory note, later confessed but kept the torn portion with Machin’s name, dated Mansfield January 12, which Machin could prove he did not attend.
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Arrivals from Rotterdam to English Ports Ledger
A fragmented shipping notice lists vessels and captains arriving at ports near Portsmouth and Yarmouth from Rotterdam and London. Names include Amiable Ruth Migworth Rouen Charles Atkinson King George Niccolson Duke of York Wilcox plus Turnbull Bailey Heffey Kent Wilson and others arriving at Tortola Stangate Creek Porto and related harbors.
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Political and social notices from London and abroad
A wide range of items: a forecast of a major motion in the Upper Assembly. letters from Virginia about colonial unrest and Dutch diplomacy. reports of clashes in the Bay of Honduras. a notable inheritance and a private letter from the Hague. Also duels, elopements, a grave mausoleum incident, coiners discovered in Hoxton, a murdered infant in Long Field, a vicarage dispensation, several marriages and the death of the Countess of Leicester.
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Notable Obituaries and Births in London Notices
Wednesday night at Twickenham John Sydenham aged 2 grandson of Dr Sydenham Capt Edward Law formerly commander in Straits trade. Yesterday in St Albans Street Mrs Cleland of Roger Cleland Brentwood Essex. In 75th year James Moss difiller Blewit's buildings Southwark. Wanstead Walter Fletcher of Hutton Hall Cumberland aged 84. Dallington near Northampton lady of Joseph Jekyll. Mrs Browning brandy merchant Smithfield Bars. Mr Mason a Taylor Arundel Street Strand.
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James Moss
Blewit
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Norhampton
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Vacancy in Worcester County Election Opened by Dowderwell Death
The gentlemen clergy and freeholders are urged to avoid haste in choosing a new representative for Worcester as a vacancy arises after the death of Mr Dowderwell. A public meeting may be called to gauge opinions, with a former county representative hinted as a possible candidate due to his honorable retirement and health concerns. February 27, 1775.
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