Indian Sachem Refuses War Hatchet At Montreal Conference
An account from London describes a conference in Montreal between the Governor of Canada and Indigenous delegates. The Sachem refused to take up arms, stating they are brethren with the colonists and that they will not join the war. The piece contrasts Indian restraint with the actions of Parliament’s bishops, urging judgment against those who support measures viewed as unconstitutional. News from Jamaica and ships reporting storms and losses across the West Indies and Europe is included, with further situational notes on Atlantic sailing and local port disruptions.
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Ireland Bills Move Through Parliament in Late November
On November 23 the house read a second time bills to indemnify advisors who urged employing foreign troops and to enable raising a militia. Other measures include a land tax aid bill and oaths for Vice Treasurers in England. On November 29 committees approved amendments and noted further readings.
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Ireland
England
Great Britain
Cardigan election merits debated in House of Commons
One day session records a select committee apppointed to determine the Cardigan election merits of Thomas Jones pensioner against Sir Robert Smith. Navy and building expenditure approved for 1776, Greenwich Hospital support, Nova Scotia memorial addressed, and adjournment set for Friday.
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Greenwich Hospital
John Frost Winmore
Stockbridge
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Nova Scotia
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Fox
George Young
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