The London chronicle
1765
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Title
The London chronicle
Published
London Sold by J. Wilkie ... 1765-1823
Call Number
NEWSPAPER
Note
Three times a week.
Vol. 18, no. 1331 (June 29 to July 2, 1765)-Apr. 28, 1823.
Library has scattered issues only: v. 4 no. 280 (Oct. 12-14, 1758) (L1999F419) v. 25 no. 885 (Jan. 12-Jan. 14, 1769) (L1996F222); v. 25 no. 1880 (Dec. 31 1768-Jan. 3, 1769) (L1995F250); v. 25 no. 1885 (Jan. 12-Jan. 14, 1769) (L1996F222); v. 26 no. 1958 (Jul.1-July 4. 1769) (L2001F509); v. 37 no. 2849 (Mar. 11-14, 1775); v. 38 nos. 2898 (July 4-6, 1775), 2904 (July 18-20, 1775), 2931 ( Sept. 19-21, 1775)), 2941 (Oct. 12-14, 1775), 2954 (Nov. 11-14, 1775); p. 251-254 only of Sept. 10-12, 1776; v. 41 no. 3208 (June 26- 28, 1777), v. 42 no. 3250 (Oct. 2-4, 1777); v. 45 no. 3467 (Feb. 20-23, 1779) (L2012G71); v. 54 no. 4171 (July 24-26, 1783); v. 54, no. 4191 (Sept. 9-11, 1783) (L2018G58.2): stored in box with the Hamilton newspaper and ephemera collection of Antonia Chambers, Esq.; v. 55 no. 4289 (Apr. 27-29, 1784) (L2008M89); v. 61 no. 4705 (Jan. 16-18, 1787); v. 64 no. 4978 (Sept. 18-20, 1788): L92.1.362; v. 69 no. 5388 (Mar. 5-8, 1791); v. 69 no. 5426 (June 2-4, 1791)
The importance of Cape Breton to British trade and security, v. 4, no. 180 p. 365, col. 1-2; also an account of Col. Bradstreet's march toward Oswego with 3339 men, "a train of artillery, mortars, shells, &c.... The remainder of the men at the Great Carrying Place are employed in building a fort there", p. 365, col.3.
Resolutions of the House of Burgesses against British taxes for revenue in America and the proposal to arrest Americans for trial in Britain. v. 26, no. 1958, p. 10.
Account of Patrick Henry and "a number of his deluded followers taking up arms ... encamped and put themselves in a posture of war ... in defiance of law." v. 38, no.2898
Reports from General Gage concerning the rebels in Boston, v. 38 no. 2904
Reprint of George Washington letter regarding prisoners of war and General Gage's response, v. 38 no. 2931, p. 281 col. 3
Article on the Pennsylvania mutiny and Alexander Hamilton's warning to Congress, v. 54, no. 4191.
"We learn from America, that a society or order, which has been established throughout every state in the union, termed the Society of Cincinnati, consisting of the general and other officers of the army, has begun to create no little apprehension for their liberties in the minds of some of their patriots ..." v. 55, no. 4289, p. 413 col. 2.
"An account of the Institution of the Order of the CIncinnati in America", v. 61, no. 4705, p. 1 col. 1. Believed to be the first British account of the founding of the Society.
Vol. 18, no. 1331 (June 29 to July 2, 1765)-Apr. 28, 1823.
Library has scattered issues only: v. 4 no. 280 (Oct. 12-14, 1758) (L1999F419) v. 25 no. 885 (Jan. 12-Jan. 14, 1769) (L1996F222); v. 25 no. 1880 (Dec. 31 1768-Jan. 3, 1769) (L1995F250); v. 25 no. 1885 (Jan. 12-Jan. 14, 1769) (L1996F222); v. 26 no. 1958 (Jul.1-July 4. 1769) (L2001F509); v. 37 no. 2849 (Mar. 11-14, 1775); v. 38 nos. 2898 (July 4-6, 1775), 2904 (July 18-20, 1775), 2931 ( Sept. 19-21, 1775)), 2941 (Oct. 12-14, 1775), 2954 (Nov. 11-14, 1775); p. 251-254 only of Sept. 10-12, 1776; v. 41 no. 3208 (June 26- 28, 1777), v. 42 no. 3250 (Oct. 2-4, 1777); v. 45 no. 3467 (Feb. 20-23, 1779) (L2012G71); v. 54 no. 4171 (July 24-26, 1783); v. 54, no. 4191 (Sept. 9-11, 1783) (L2018G58.2): stored in box with the Hamilton newspaper and ephemera collection of Antonia Chambers, Esq.; v. 55 no. 4289 (Apr. 27-29, 1784) (L2008M89); v. 61 no. 4705 (Jan. 16-18, 1787); v. 64 no. 4978 (Sept. 18-20, 1788): L92.1.362; v. 69 no. 5388 (Mar. 5-8, 1791); v. 69 no. 5426 (June 2-4, 1791)
The importance of Cape Breton to British trade and security, v. 4, no. 180 p. 365, col. 1-2; also an account of Col. Bradstreet's march toward Oswego with 3339 men, "a train of artillery, mortars, shells, &c.... The remainder of the men at the Great Carrying Place are employed in building a fort there", p. 365, col.3.
Resolutions of the House of Burgesses against British taxes for revenue in America and the proposal to arrest Americans for trial in Britain. v. 26, no. 1958, p. 10.
Account of Patrick Henry and "a number of his deluded followers taking up arms ... encamped and put themselves in a posture of war ... in defiance of law." v. 38, no.2898
Reports from General Gage concerning the rebels in Boston, v. 38 no. 2904
Reprint of George Washington letter regarding prisoners of war and General Gage's response, v. 38 no. 2931, p. 281 col. 3
Article on the Pennsylvania mutiny and Alexander Hamilton's warning to Congress, v. 54, no. 4191.
"We learn from America, that a society or order, which has been established throughout every state in the union, termed the Society of Cincinnati, consisting of the general and other officers of the army, has begun to create no little apprehension for their liberties in the minds of some of their patriots ..." v. 55, no. 4289, p. 413 col. 2.
"An account of the Institution of the Order of the CIncinnati in America", v. 61, no. 4705, p. 1 col. 1. Believed to be the first British account of the founding of the Society.
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