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... h byexampicandprcccpt. The fame difrretion has been extended by the fame evil couneeliors to your Majelly** Dominions in America, and has produced to our fuftering fcllow in that part the world, grievances and apprchcnlions fimilav to thofc of which we ...
... been permitted to efcape the doe cieiwen of the taw. A morning paper lays, that of HilUborough, as Secretary of Sute for America, ■efent orders to Lord Bottertonrt. Governor of call new Aflembly, in the room of that lately diflolvedOß that province, and ...
... that neither their lives nor dominions were fafe whilft that order ezifted. It frirpfifing, that the Jefuits, who fettle in America, ihould crowd among the Quakers of Pchfylvania, rather than • jimfe refrdence among thofe of their religion in Canada, . where ...
... determination of illuftrious AffemMy. We have the pleafure allure the public, that the late commotions, which have happened America, are daily Clbfiding.to the great Joy of the colonies and mother country. There i* lately arrived in London from the Labrador ...
... 011 thofe of inferior rank in the army. hear a profecution is commenced by a military gentle»u lately arrived from North America, againft two of his ethers, for his conduit. When the report arrived Bofton, that Mr Otis was to iwt for to England, he feemed ...
... difgullful to the county. Lieut. Col.’ Luttrel, now a Candidate for Middlefex, fer- early in the laft war a Volunteer in America; was an ■Eiifign at the frege of Louilburg, 1758. In Augull the 59, he raifecLa troop of light dragoons, confifting of too ...
... laid there is no foundation for the date reports, that Mr Wilkes had received an invitation to retire to any part of North America; leaft the principal Merchants and Colony Agenu here know nothing of any fuch invitation, there being no dearth of Patriots ...
... which HTs Majelly was to honour him-with his Royal Letters Patents for England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the Plantations in America.- The great I'uccels and demand that daily made for our never tailinggenuine jSRpPti, are the moit eertain, cheap, plead,m ...
... deep-laid defign; («r. to ufa their own nfarafa, to ataafe) elle they hare. lAambled upon that polities «t tto Idftwar-aregfarf America; gave rife to juft remark, made the noaduri of the miniAcyamt Mis fa mind Ddljf* you wereSSd chop afrer Imthehmseft rf “VP ...
... for fvhkh hi* hfojffty W»» honour him with hit Royil Letteri Pitent* for RngUnd, Scotland, mdlreUod, and the.Pfontitioni in America.—The great fuccef* and demand that it daily made for our nev*r Ailiiw JESUITS DROPS, which ate thcmoft certain,cheap, pleafaht ...
... None of themms railed be remirtt,! Hritahj,'but applied to the parpo.es of fbpjirirthig ta'pea tctf of government in North America. The revenue kws-.tu be:repealed; and fafpcft iblc Governors, who arc T ninteff with American affairs,-to b.’ anpojntcd to ...
... breaking up of the Levee St James’s. reported, that General Draper it to be appointed to the command of the forces North America. If iblic feport to be credited, we arc to expeft foon a change in the Admiralty Board. . ' Is reported, that the Miniftry ...