Resolutions from the Guild of Merchants of Dublin 1775
The Guild of Merchants of Dublin resolved to thank the Earl of Effingham for resigning his commission rather than shed blood in America and praised John Wilkes for defending petition rights. It also pledged thanks to peers who opposed restraining bills and praised American liberty, with a July 1775 seal and correspondence from Effingham.
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Connecticut Bills Favored for Payments in City and County
London extract from New York dated July 14 reports a resolution recommending inhabitants to use Connecticut paper bills in all payments with the same circulation as neighboring colonies. Private letters note General Gage mustering troops, wounding recoveries, and ships seized then restored. Other items cover Dutch trade suspicions, Cadiz prison sentences, marriages, deaths, races, highway robberies, and assorted notices.
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