DEVIL UPON TWO STICKS AT HAY THEATRE AUCTION
Fragmentary notices span theatre ads and local auctions, including a sale of an improved lease on the LITTLE GEARES farm near Hiford with nine years unexpired from Michaelmas next, a James Street property development, and a state lottery office listing. Also reports on ships, passenger migrations to America, militia mobilization, an arrest list for coinage crimes, marriages, and deaths with medical notices.
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The Speech of Edmund Burke on Conciliation 1775
A 1775 edition notes Burke moving resolutions for conciliation with the colonies. Published by J. Dodiley in Pall Mall. This third edition carries the dated imprint this day, price five pence, eight versions in circulation.
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War talk from New York to London about American revolt
A May 1 letter from New York warns London that Parliament must repeal contested acts or lose America and its debts. Another April 23 letter from Lord Percy's officer details brutal tactics used against rebels and notes widespread colonial resistance, arms seize, and a rising provincial defense.
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