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... >f the Quakers will tell you, that they perfecutec fiends even to the death. And in regard to taxation, if you will be fo hardy as to affert, that they taxed ions, but fuch as were reprefented in their provin rial aflcmbly, I will undertake to prove the ...
... Benjamin Franklin John Langdon George Rofs Thomas Cufhing James Wilfon Maffachifetts Bay. Charles Humphreys Samuel Adams Edward Biddle. John Adams Delaware Counties. Robert Treat Paine Caefar Rodney Rhode Ifland. Thomas M'Kean Stephen Hopkins Ceorge Read Samuel ...
... Wilfon Charles Humphreys Edward Biddle. Delaware Counties, Csefar Rodney Thomas M'Kean Ceorge Read Maryland. Matthew Tilghman Thomas Johnfon, jun. William Pace Samuel Chafe Thomas Stone Rhode IjUnd. Stephen Hopkins Samuel Ward Elephant Dyar ConneSllcut• ...
... Aldgate, London, Merchant.—John Thomas Cotton, of High Holborn, Lofidon, Stable keeper. Days appointed for the payment of Dividends. Feb. 2S tb. Thomas Wollen, of Drury-lane, in the county of Middlefex, Woollen-draper. 29. Thomas Baron, of St. Briavells, in ...
... Aldgate, London, Merchant.—John Thomas Cotton, of High Holborn, Lofidon, Stable keeper. Days appointed for the payment of Dividends. Feb. 2Stb. Thomas Wollen, of Drury-lane, in the county of Middlefex, Woollen-draper. 29. Thomas Baron, of St. Briavells, in ...
... .j| gold coin, without the ufe H, ii t :l _ lt eafy a manner as r.mcll capacity. He alio fells ,r! ' ,! 'v goods, and Hardi'T 'r old Rings and Silver Buckles, 3 Kitubletenm. . A|>p rclltice 1S wantc * m^ryjfiGJTioN, and Nantwich, in the Chellcr. ...
... of their wounds. I finet-rely wifh, that matters wert compromised; for the longer we continue our endeavours to fubdue the hardy Americans, the more dilhonour we Hill get. I mull conclude acquainting you, that our arum beats arms, and the enemy have begun ...
... Proceeded to ballot for committee to complaining of an undue eleftion, ''f.? honourable members were chofen a com- purpofe, viz. Thomas Frankland, Efq. Sa*J> «j. Hugh Owen/Lfq. Sir Hugh Houghton, ® « rj y, Eart. Right Hon. T. Townffiend, R«- • evilly William ...
... county, Chapman. Jolin Read, heretofore of Kermincham, in the county Chelter, late ot Cooftry, in the fame county, Farmer. Thomas Bull, heretofore Middiewich, in the county Cliefler, late Macclesfield, in the fame county, Innkeeper Samuel Sidebotham, ...
... county, Chapman. John Read, hereto/ore of Kermincham, in the county cf Chefter, late of Gooftry, in the fame county, Farmer. Thomas Bull, heretofore of Middlewich, in the county Chefter, late of Macclesfield, in the fame county, Innkeeper. Samuel Sidebotham ...
... follows : Thomas Cookfon, to fee left at the Port-Office.—Rev. Mr. Dick'.'on— Anthony Webrter, Efq.—John Howard Kyan, William Puckrcen.—Jacob Philips.—barali Ryan Tbompfon.—Captain Barker, 67th raiment, on the recruiting fenrice, Chefter.-Tlionm Hardy, potter ...
... Juilows : Thomas Cookfon, to left at the Poll-Office. —Rev. Mr. Diction— Anthony Webiter, Efq.—John Howard Ryan, Ff,. —William Puckreen.—Jacob Philips —Sarah Ryan.— Thompfon.—Captain Barker, 67th regiment, the recruiting fervice, at Cheiler.—Thorn Hardy, potter ...