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... conquerl of America, 1. A Britilh Peerage, and reverfion for his brother. 2. An America.; Peerage, fuch be created, and that he be tne rirli. 3. The coal mines of Cape Breton, which are preferable to any eitate in England. 4. grant of land America. Yefterday ...
... particular, and the liberties of America general, before their adjournment, Ordered, the Committee of Correfpondence to writeto the Agent in Great-Britain, and initruct him to join with the agents of the other Provinces America, in obtaining a repeal of the ...
... there is not the leaft Room to doubt but tbat they will purfue every Meafure that will be further ?? to aflert the Rights of America in general, and thofe of their Con- ftituents in particular. ...
... peribns of rank and fortune, to fee and converfe with perfon whofe fate has been fo extraordinary. We hear from divers parts of America, that the whole of that large continent are refolved to give chearful compliance with our taxing laws. We are told, that by ...
... from thence ; the only Vefl'el arrived from America iv a Slo-p from Halifax, and the Ad vie ft. brought by her are of an old Date-. We are told that a noble Lord intend* to fup port the Intereit of America as Hrenaoufly tiii*. Winter as he did the lafl ...
... gucft. Extract, of letter from agentieman in Ireland. Faith are not in a lefs rebellious ftate here than the people in America. The toafts that are drank many of the electors, various parts of the country, are little lefs than treafonablc : their c ...
... of 500 CulTack*.. Cadiz, Nov. 22. Our Court continues to fend great Quantities of warlike Stores to our Settle- ments in America. ...
... Lord Gtonden, of Chathani, Lords of the Treasury, their Agent, &c. their grievances, relative to the late for duties in America, and entreating their aid and patronage.--in petition to the King, they to. his Majelty the charters punted different times ...
... off their dependance on Great Britain ; and that the people of England are amufed with falfe accounts, that all is quiet in America, and adminiftration are trufling to the chapter accidents, talking big public, and giving other fort of hints in private, ...
... much in f r in North America. To the Tune of—Hearts of Oak, &c. CO MR join hand in hand, brave Americans all, And roufeyov.r bold Hearts fair Liberty's call ; No tyrannous Aclsjhallfupprefsyour jujl claim, Or fain with honour America's name. In freedom ...
... Letter and fine Paper, adorr.e* with beautiful Frcntifuiece c* ...
... for *fome pall prevailed between the inhabi-1 and the militars, which more or - obtains through all the Britifli copies in America. is given out, that Admiral Howe v take the command a confidera'e to be to North Amer «a. hear his Danifh. Majefty will be ...