Massacre in Boston prompts removal of troops
An archival account describes a riot in King Street Boston where soldiers attacked unarmed townsfolk injuring many and killing several. Citizens, merchants, and clergy demand troop removal while Lt Governor Hutchinson and Council debate orders, ultimately agreeing to move the regiments to the castle and disperse the main guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Taylor
S-Lane
Robert. Patterson
Gian
Patrick.Cary
Field
Queen Street
Aclad
David Parker
Eddy
Dader
King-street
Preston
Merchants Exchange
Fanenil-hall
Berry. S
New- York
Col. Dalrymple
Thal
John Hancock
Saivel Adins
William Molineaus
Hwy Arren
Hua’ Héaih
Saivel Peake
Boston
Gris
Meaes
Mettig
Boon
Fodr
Bolton
Milisia
Customs
Otis
Young Snider
Gray
Apt
Roxburgh
Hutchinson
Social notes from Stepney chapel and Westminster politics
Yesterday the Antigallican Society men dined at Mile-End in honor of St George with Wilkes and other notables present as patriot toasts were offered. Lord Mayor plans a grand entertainment for Wilkes at the Mansion House after his Aldermanic term ends. Reports from Newmarket claim Royal supporters and racing bets, while a fire on Wych Street damaged homes and a woman was jailed for cruelty to her apprentice. Five malefactors were executed on Kennington Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedy
England
Brandihhith
Archhbald
Yanda
Hicks
Samuel Atwood
Mr.Atwood Nwith Club
Atwood
Ein -Meatis
King-street
Preston
E of
Hanover
Benjamin Leigh
Delph Manufactory
Samuel
Gray
James Caldwe
Christophiey
Fray Pine
Antigallican Society
Stepney Chapel
St. George
Wilkes
Mansion ‘House
John Wilkes
Farringdon
Earl Temple
Earl of Chatham
Hayes
Mons
Lescallier
Count du Chatelet Lomont
France
Greville
Warwick
George Rice
Caermarthen
Robert Bernard
Huntingdon
Robert
Commons
Parli
Minster
Robert Spencer
Westminster
Watkyn Williams’ Wynne
Wales
Edwin “Sandys
Lord Sandys
Ndi
Leghorn
Baker
China
East India
Marquis of
Montherr
James Brudenell
Cardigan
Montagu
Newmarket
Duke of Cumberland
Capt
O'Kelly
Rockinghamtalso
Manning
Angel
Savoy
Cheir
Elliot
Old Bailey
Guildhall
Newgate
Pancras
Kingston
Kennington Common
Dame
Hamburgh Church
William Bett
Ring Street
St. James
Queen-street
Gilbert
Thomas Gilbert
City of
Litchfield
Swallow-street
Morrice
Jones
Dunkeld
Scotland
James
Momay
Duke of Athol
Auction A Poem And Familiar Epistle To A Friend
A truncated 18th century note reviews a poem titled God of Silence and a travel tale of a peer, noting the performance merit, expressive language, and sentimental themes. It mentions Mr Powell's patent and references to Herculaneum, urging readers to peruse the whole work. The passage reflects a monthly review tone with quotations and publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpocrates
G. Keatfy
N J. Cook
W. Taubert
Woodfall
Charing-Cross
The
AP Delaive
Goncinde
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John Clark
Lo.n. D' ON
Paris
Germany
Edmund Marshale
Chariingy
Strand
le Reve
Englangl
Dill
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