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... me* Jaftes imported into North America, be reduced to one pennv Sterling per gallon ; and that every method adopted to inforce the full and juft colle&ion that duty. Agreed, That the importation fo. reign rum to North America continue be prohibited. Agreed ...
... refutned bit difconrles ** When propofed to tax America, afked the any gentleman would objed to I r§, ratcdly afleed it, and no man attempt h. I’m, tedion and obedience are reciprocal. Great prortefts America; America is bound yield ehe® if not, tell where tbe ...
... crying injuftice, I am one of thofe who will lift up hands again)! it. In fuch a canfe, your fucccfs would hatar* dons. —America, tell, would tall like the llrong man. She would embrace the pillars ol the ftatc, and pull down the conftitution along with ...
... believe to true. • Tbc.gentleman mud not wonder he watTnot con* when, the roinider, he aflerted aright of . parliament to tax America. l'k now n how is, • but there is modedy in this honfe which does not Choofe to contradia rounder. I wilh gentlemen would: ...
... to take I'uch part concerning America, as might afterwards fee fit. One word only cunli hot approve of ; an early is a word that dots not belong to the notice the minillry have given to parliament of the troubles in America. -a matter fnch importance, the ...
... brought a Cork News Paper, n which was a P aragra ph, i n f or mi ng , Th at e ve r y Thi ng elatin g to t h e Affairs of America was fettled; that the StamptEl would be r epealed ; and Requifitions were to be made the refpeaive Colonies, for the Support ...
... of which brought n Cork News-Paper, in which was a Paragraph, in- forming, • That every Thing relating to the Affairs of America was fettled ; and Rcquifitions were to be made to ...
... eftates fold then from fifteen to eighteen years purchafe; the fame may be now fold for thiire. You owe this to America. This is the price that America pays you for her protection. And lhall a miferable financier come with a boaft that he can fetch a pepper-corn ...
... nance of the acth of laft Month, which prohibit,, under fevere Penalties, the carrying of any Slaves from his Settlements in America, without having exprefs Permiffion from the Go- vernor General. ...
... Ticifntes. lam no Courtier Ameiica, i fta. dup lot bit Kingdom. main, that the Parti' ment hts a Right to bind, to reflrain America. Out Power over tlie Colonies forcrciKn and lupirme. When it ceafes to be lovettiga and ruprene. 1 would adrife erety Gentleman ...
... with Lord Hope on board, who is going to make the tour of the Weft-India iflands ; trom whence his Lordihip defigns to vifit America, for the benefit of his health. Capr. Miller, from Jamaica adviles, that the fliip F.arl of Gilford, Capt. Martin, from the ...
... concerning his Inconfißency with hinrfelf, 6d.—Sailor’s Letters, during his Voyages and Travels in F.urope, Afia, Africa, and America, from 1754, to 1759. Ed. Tliompfon.i Vois. ss. The Fcilnoii, a Colleetlon of Epigrams, &c. as. 6d. STOCKS clofed on Monday ...