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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 12, 1775

Page

3

London News Roundup of Merchants Pleas and Courtrooom Reforms

A long London digest reports petitions from American merchants urging repeal of harsh laws, with a claim that 200,000 pounds is owed by America. It covers trader meetings at Guildhall and Bristol letters on ships from New York with wheat flour timber and rice, plus the Grosvenor East Indiaman voyage plans. Also noted are crime trials, transportation sentences, ship arrivals and weather notes with high water at London Bridge.

Quebec America Commons Brifial Society of Merchant Adventurers Guildhall Bristol Cruger Mallard New- York London Terceira Gravesend Saunders Downs China James Hodges Aldersgate Fouch Piercy Fisher Maud Brogden al- Gridge Wright Yates Oriel Manning Robins Meff Aldridge House of Grey Esg Hammersmith Charles Rolfe Hammermith Old Bailey Daniel M‘clough Richard Chapman Richard Fint James Morgan Godfrey Thornton Hannah Field William Freer William Butts William Cotton Stephen Chapman Elizabeth Robinson Joseph Garret Thomas Hancock Ann Simpson John Bacchus Frances Bailey Elizabeth Ellis Robert Partridge Tavistock Street Wall Cranbourne Alley Elizabeth Hoare Brown Kirkman John Brown Edward Welch Richard Thorne

Advices from America reports colonial petitions and militia plans

The Boston bulletin recounts the Continental Congress addressing a petition to the British king and urging London agents to press for relief and publication. It notes Lord Dartmouth’s orders on war stores, ships, and militia strengthening, and Marblehead’s town meeting appointing committees for defense and rebel lists. It includes Hancock’s Provincial Congress message urging militia discipline and unity, and Cambridge resolutions calling for frequent provincial representation and fresh delegates to safeguard liberties.

Boston Grand Continental Congress Philadelphia London America Paul. Wentworth Benjamin Franklin William Botton Arthur Lee Thomas Lite Edmund Burke Charles Garth United Kingdom Great Britand Ministry of Parliament Congress Henry Mippleton Lord Dartmouth Great Britain His Majesty Privy Council England Asia Boyne Massachusetts Marblehead Henry Gardner Grey Towm Massachusets Bay Tony Haly House of Commons Gretaperitain Bolton Providence North America British Empire Europe Britain American Association Association John Hancock Benjamin Lincoln

Readable Crisis Speech on British Colonies Controversy

Proper to be read at the present crisis a cheap edition of a famous speech by a member of the Upper House. It analyzes the dispute between Great Britain and the Colonies, presenting the matter plainly to help readers judge and decide. Printed by Goodby and Berry, Royal Exchange. Price 2s 6d.

America Fias Hous of Commons Goodby and Berry Stationers Sweetings Alley Royal Exchange

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