Revere letter and Suffolk resolves in 1774 Congress
A long item summarizes the Suffolk County resolves and letters read in Congress about Massachusetts suffering under British acts. It notes ongoing correspondence, calls for perseverance, and the protest against parliamentary policies. It also mentions a proclamation against meeting in Salem and updates on militia and colonial actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warnes
Congress
Folega Maren
Sufalk
Gas
Massachusets Bay
Couny
Suffolk
North America
Botton
Charles Thompson
Massachusets
Afrocamation
Salem
Essex
Bolton
Boston
Alarm in New York from distant naval reports
On Monday evening residents of New York were alarmed by a dispatch sent to the committee of correspondence. The message from Pomfret Connecticut dated Sept 4 and carried by Captain Cleuland and R. Rees mentions approaching warships and ships of the line, stirring city anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joserm Warain
Caphing
Eytan
Peter Levins
New-Hampshire
Foy
England
Wyer
Pally
Cape Ann
New-York
America
London
Tha’ Bolton
New-England
Botton
Lord North
Connecticut
Cleuland
R. Rees
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Sepember
Paul Revere
Phartelphia
Frid Eoeing
Pieitladelphia
Revere
Dancy
Thomas Cusling
Peyson Randolph
Lord Dunmore
New River
Cr. Lewis
Col Preston
Mata
Gu Oe