News From America and Boston Bombardment Reports
A collection of reports from America dated April and May 1775 describing Royal troops actions near Lexington and Concord, massacres, property burnings, and prisoner captures. Includes claims of civilian deaths, house fires, clashes at Marshfield, and movements of Gen Gage and Hancock Adams. Also notes on local associations and militia mobilization in New York and Connecticut.
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Gpes
Weir
America
Harriot
Faemouth
New ‘York
Ministry
Gazette
Boston
Lexington
Weatherfield
Gage
Concord
Meilrs
Adams
Hancock
Maris Ray
Cambridge
Mav Ddancock
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
General Gage
Hartford
Continental Congress
Providence
Marshfield
Ceadigefs
Newport
Armi
Shes
Fairfield
Connecticut
Committee of
New-York
New York
Jailford
Wooster
Putnam
Jared Spencer
Hinman
Parsons
Waterbury
Bolton
Roxbury
James Abercrombie
England
John Maunsell
Rhode Island
Massachusets Bay
Great Britain
New York Gazette
New England
Essex Gazette
Salem
Massachusett’s Bay
Lord Percy praised for courage in danger and travels listed
Reports praise for Lord Percy for cool deliberate leadership under fire and in danger. The notice lists ships sailing from Deal to North Star Good Intent Portland and others, with arrivals at Genoa Cadiz and Stangate Creek, plus bankrupts and sequestrations and upcoming surrender dates in London and Leeds.
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Boston
Lord Percy
Anhart
NEW &. Deal
North Star
Saunders
Cape Fare
Good Intent
Woodell
Portland
Wilson
Dublin
Mary Ann
Frayne
Antigua
Legehorn
Eage
Ayton
Yarmouth
Genoa
Norwich
Tomlinson
Cadiz
Mary
Norton
Stangate Creek
St. Cuthbert
Forster
Ancona
William Deffe
Graftonaftreet
Samuel Haine
Lothbury
Joseph Paxton
Benjamin Reeman
Coventry
Mercers
Guildhall
London
William Reaton
Otleys
Castle of York
Yorkshire
Old King’s Arms
Leeds
Alexander Walker
Stonehaven
William Reeve
Andrews Reeve
Jeremiah Hil
Bristol
Bath Tavern
Corn-street
Cornelius van de Waal
Wm. Denman
Manfellstreet
Goodman’s- Fields
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Samuel Verplanck
David Clarkson
George Folliot
Joseph Hallett
John van Cortlandt
John de Lancey
Richard Yates
John Marston
Walter Franklin Jacobus van Zandt
Grant
Wallingford
Wadsworth
Gardner
Winter Hill
Temple’s Farm
Winter-Hill
Ignac Beers
Prexiponr Edwards
New Haven
Earl Efingham
Lair John Rogers
Penrose
Cornwall
West Looe
Paris
Count de Guines
Count de Gaines
Lord North
Trinity House
Deptford
Earl of Rochford
Lord Mansfield
King’s Bench
Wesminster Hall
Col. Damper
Mari
Gosture
Bridewell
Mark Jane
Corn Exchange
Wotton Underedge
Gloucestershire
Harry Pearce
Holborn
Apothecary
Daumsheagh
Edinburgh
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Piccdilly
Collington
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Petty France
Westmwninster
Timburg
Holmes
Oxford-street
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Spalding
County of
Lincoln
Irving
Lamb
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Coney Hatch
Middlesex
Bromwich
Ludgates Hill
London Review
W. Kenrick
Ll.d. R. Williams
M. D. H. Reimarus
Jj U.D. E.warner
T. Maty
Oters
T. Evans
Great Brtain
Ireland