Impeachment Articles Against Peter Oliver In Massachusetts Bay
Boston news from March 7 1774 reports impeachment articles against Peter Oliver Esq Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Bay Superior Court. The Massachusetts House of Representatives pressed charges as in the province debating authority and trial rights with Governor Oliver signaling constitutional limits. The piece notes related events including a dissolution of the General Court and deaths of local officials.
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Boston
New England
Peter Oliver
Superior Court of Judicature
House of Representatives
Superior Court
His
Milton
T.butcrinson
Jattice
GUILDFORD RACES AT MAY DAY MEETING REPORTS
Race highlights at Guildford on Tuesday May 24 feature Hid Majestys plate for horses six years old and under four mile heats, with top contenders Prophet Sulky Hermit and North Star. A match race Sparerib versus Equatus ends with Equatus victorious. Announcements note clergy appointments and several deaths and bankruptcies with a list of forthcoming certificates and sales.
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Guildford
Hid Majesty
Shorter
Bay H
Prophet
Duke of Richmond
H. Sulky
Bailey
Hermit
Wentworth
North Star
Richard Gulfton
Grey
Baviester
Nath
Sparerib
Broughton
P. P
John Pigot
Trinity College
Cambridge
Gilling
Oswaldkirk
Yorkhire
Matthew Windley
Beardsley
Yorkire
Tursday
Charles Mordaunt
Charles Mordaant
Musgrave
Philip Musgrave
Mr.Purkis
Magdalen College
Cambridge, To Miss Peacock
Withech
France
Tho. Methuen
Paul Methuen
Corsham
Wilts
Warwick
Carmouth
Dorfershire
Edwin
Charles Andrews
America
Hagley
Worcestershire
John Tice
Wm. Tice
Kidderminster
Bath
Wm. Dawkins
Oxford Road
Astley
Miss Garling
Garling
King-street
Bloombury
Low Layton
Frederick Hanby
Lothbury
Saunders
Mile End
Devey
Newington
Wm. Owen
Sadler
St. Martin’s Lane
Whitecross-street
Hughton
Kensington
Miss Fretwell
Fister Co
Fretwell
Hermetic Wisdoms of the Tantient Philosophers Message
Fragmentary OCR notice requests communication of hermetic wisdom from a figure named Kadrets to A.O. in Cavendith Cavendith area. It asks recipients to address at Mes ofsin Ho 45 Margaret Street for response and acknowledgment.
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Rus ' Philaletaes
Mes
Ofsin Ho
Margaret Street
Cavendith
Legal broker offers mortgages and life annuities for sale
Advert for a legal broker at Baker's Coffee-house Exchange-alley offering immediate supplies of money on mortgage sale or reversions and life annuities with low commissions. Claims secrecy and creditworthiness, long experience, and insured valued lives. Seeks annuities for hither lives with eight or nine years purchase on estates or funds.
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C.D
Utm
Advertiser
Annuity Redeeming Notice by Douglas Heron and Co
Public notice to annuitants detailing a plan by the committee of partners to redeem annuities held under the Douglas Heron and Co partnership. It sets dates for redemption from June 16, 1774, explains payment of original price, premium, and arrears, and offers early redemption options with interest guarantees. The notice specifies payment locations, duties ofAlexander M Konochie, and publication in major newspapers to inform all concerned parties.
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Henry Duke of
Buccleugh
Gharles Duke
Queensbery and
Dover
Bank
Air
Great Britain
Scotland
Dougas, Heron, and Company
Henry Duke
Charles Duke
Quensbury
Archibald Douglas
Douglas, Heron, and Co
Tata
Aid
Jane
Alexander M'Konochie
Thomas Lambert
Taylor
St. Martin’s Lane
Charing Cross
Fich
Annalednitas
Nave
London
Gaxetthland
Bithet
Dhe
Gazpytest
Chrapicig
Evening Pott
Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart
Old Bond-Street
Patent Horse Medicines by William Radley at Holborn
An old advertisement for King’s Royal Gel Eras Patent horse remedies sold by druggist William Radley near Gray’s Inn Gate Holborn. It touts purging balls for stables, diuretic and worm powders for horses, cordial salves, fever powders, cough powders, and epidemic cold powders with prices and quantities, claiming benefits for stomach issues, humours, and lung health in newly purchased horses.
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William Radley
Gray’s-inn- Gate
Holborn
Enchanted Labyrinth Tale Advertised with Education Plan
Fragment from an 18th century advertisement describing a new three volume edition published by G Riley and sold by J Wilkie. It touts a romantic oriental tale The Enchanted Labyrinth, attributed to Madame Fauques de Vaucluse, with frontispieces and price details. It also mentions a forthcoming publication and a plan for a new system of polite and rational education.
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Uitis
Madame Fauques DE Vaucluse
Itinena
G. Riley
Sterv’s Head
Curzon-Breet
J. Wilkie
St. Pauls Churchyard
A Sermon Voice on Liberty and Tyranny in Colonial Times
A raised voice mourns the toll of British rule in America. The speaker defends liberty, condemns Parliament's acts, recalls troops seizing the Senate House, assaulting justice, and infringing civil and religious rights, urging unity and steadfast opposition to tyranny.
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Pérons
Bri
Great
Britain
Bolton
George the Third
Subj
America
House of Brunswick
George the Second
Americas
Juigment-hall
Supreme Court of Judicature
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