The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1770-1772, 1772-03-05
7 Fl U R SD AY March 9Th.
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1T is iaid, certain pompoiitous Gentle
! man of the Robes, upon hearing lup
5poied part of the contents of the paper deli.
vered by the Grand Jury to the Court, tha
5exPreiled their great grief and flrprize tha
Riciardfon ihould ly 70 long in goal at The
5expence of this county and the delay of ju.
itice, faid, more like an honelt league than
Lawyer, 1" IF J qOas The judges, I'd fend
them all to goal !"-Stangc and new doc
trine this,even from friend to government,
that Grand Jury of Inquea for the county
fought to be Gent to goal, for fcrupuiouAy ad-
hering to their oaihs, whole virtue and for
auude RITES SUPERIOR to dian6tion of per
7lons.--Does be fad any fdch rigid doc
irlnes regiaered, even in the gooAlr Star
Chamber codes however fuch an intrepid
pa!tlzan doubtleiS merits fome notice Of the
/ gods.
II being 1otH undtrjfOod, that The enemies 10
Z The rights Of Amerita, and Juib as are t0nG Of
l2anaing armies bfing piatra in cur mgF top1
lous and hGding fssVns in a time qf peace, "a
RrOngI ocit6 that Jane dif6raers may take plarT
to bring djjtredif aponf tie public notits sObieh
the tom has (oJgf5 taken q tie aOH"f'" ana
6loody m4Dave, t@pefrafsd IN King -R'eFf on
The rVraing Of STD Of Martb 1910, By party
+ folders nnaey the order and eye ,fCapt PrEl'
ton 1t is boped that tb9lf sObo rrcOLtt that bar
rid ffsne Nth p'epr feelings, aOiAfoke the ut
meR care thai no nnknosOn and Agmjfd per- o"'
may haze it in their p0oOty to raile any fAmnIf
or riot, to djgraes the )ad )'leMniy 9ffbi' me-
morabk cunning.
We hear that John Temple, Efq; is an
pointed Surveyor of his M4jety's cuRoms
in England, with a falary of s0ol. Rcrllne
per annum.
We hear from Holland, that MonGeur dc
Voltaire has lately publilhed Book called
REPENTANCE, in which he pubickly con
fefles and recalls The horrible and abomina
Die Sentiments and vices, he for 70 many
years has been attached to.--Non demo.
reris in errore Emporium ante morIem con
|fiters.
AS the anniversary of the fifth of March,
happens on Thurfday, we hear lennon
fuitable to the occalioD, will be preached
this day by the Rev. DR.. Chauncey
Ii is determined that this day fhal be kept
with all the folemnity and decency due on 70
folemn an occaGon.
Laa Monday the man, who was com.
mitted to goal Come time ago, on fufpicion
of the crime of Beaiiality, was tried by his
Majefy's Superior Court, and found guilty
Of the attempt.
Lait Monday came on before his Majef
lty's Superior Court, now fitting, the tryal
of William S,oodley, Houlewright, for
breaking open the fore of Mr.. John Short,
and ffeaIing fundry goods from thence,
which he accomplished by means # fafe
keys.) The jury brought him in guilty with
out going out of Court.
Laff Saturday Faneuil HallLottery, letter
L. hnifhed drawing; the following numbers
drew the four highef prizes, viz. No.
1868, 1900 dollars. No. a18, $50 dollars,
No. 46i, 400 dollars. No. 1910, 400 dol.
he lit of the other prizes will be pub
lifhed in the Bottom Gazette next week.
DIED. MIR. David Cutler, Pewterer. :
MIR. Jofeph Gidden, formerly Ship builder.
Mrs. Ruth Loring.-Mrs. Mary Sigour
ney, Widow Of the late Captain Andrew 81
gourney.-Mr. AfaheI Plympton, Shopkeep-
er at the South-End.-At Charleaown,
Mrs. Sarah Goodwin, wife of Mr.. Edward
Goodwin Mr.. Shepherd. ---At
bingham, Mrs. Inglifb, widow of the la,e
Captain lnglifh of this town, - Suddenly on
the road to Taunton, Mr.. Edward White
gore, Jeweller, formerly of this town.
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e. Skinner. az Hull Thomas. Cobite a.