Indignant Address on Military Oppression in Boston and Durham
Stirring pamphlet-style denunciation condemns civilian harm in Boston and the use of troops against civil authority. It cites Col. Dalrymple, General Gage, and Governor Hutchinson, decrying bloodshed, calls for military restraint, and warns of broader imperial alarms. In Durham, public display of Liberty support follows Wilkes advocacy, with celebrations, illu minations, and civic ridicule of authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalrymple
Bernard Publickly
Detlaxe
Boston
Hutchinson
America
St.George’s-fields
Gage
Botton
Bolton
Middlesex Jourdiat Celebrates a Nation’s Joyful Night
A fragmentary account describes a royal celebration with illuminations and public cheers. Nobles listed include Wilkes and peers like the Duke of Portland and Duke of Devonshire among others. The Queen and Royal Family are referenced. city crowds, bells, flags, and lights mark a broad display of allegiance amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Duke of Portland
Dike
Devonshire
Duke of Northambeland
Lord Temie
Gordi Lyttleton
Lord Camden
Alexander Stevens to entertain with new lecture on heads
VERITAS presents compliments to Mr Edmunds and announces a forthcoming lecture in town by Alexander Stevens. The talk will explore the caput mortuum of a chicken butcher who, amid patriotic zeal, collided with a palace yard and died. The will leaves 47s to his children. faculty attendance urged for this extraordinary discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veritas
Edmunds
Alexander Stevens
THOMA ss Mr TA IT Bedding and Upholstery Warehouse
A long advertisement notes THOMA ss Mr TA IT runs a bedding carpet and upholstery warehouse at the Corner of Butcher Row facing Temple Bar. It promises ready made and custom bedding and carpets including Persia Turkey Wilton Kidderminster and Scotch patterns, with large stock and low terms for ready money. Also lists lavender water Hungary water powder shaving boxes and soap. Located next to the Ch fabri Houf ters Row in London, marketed by Mr Bal Bathe Dews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Turkey
Wilton
Kiddermia
Cheney
Linfey
Lingtoud
Notté
Ihair
London
Bal Bathe
Fragmentary OCR History Title Translation Fragment
Fragmentary readable OCR shows a titled English history narrative by M Ue Meaux related to a nobleman preceptor and a translation by James Jephinston with references to beginning of the world and a nineteenth century style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sci. iNet
Tyo
Vance Price
M. UE Meaux
James.eephinston
Harpocrates Silence in Ring and Monthly Review
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Harpocrates the God of Silence among Egyptians, a familiar rite in a ring, printed in London address G Kearflyy Ludgate Street and Cornhill with reviews praising the poems and harmonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpocrates
G.kearflyy
Ludgate-Street
Cook
Ws. Tauberty
G. Vesostall
Harpocratés
Tariuncem
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Feereh Rat
Peng Chinfet
Junius Americanus
The
Middlesex Journal
Wilkés
Durham
T——s
Manarbo
Ni Castle
Middlesex
Patrio John
Burkes
Serjeant Glyar
Fletcher
Ye Weddell
J. Alderman Trecothick
Rafi
Macna Cuanvery
Rane
Por
Butcher-Row
Temple-Bar
Hungary
Wat Bais
Queen
Dews'conservet Reger
England
Hiva Ceretain
Liberty
Efteign
Oxford
Deiversity
Bn Bladen
J. Coote
Paterenofter
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