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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22
Ill e N A R Y.

CUNDRY articles of MILLENARY
- to be oid at Mrs. MEcoMs, little the northward
Hail. oppofte Creeneafs printing ofce Sattins
az the newell fhon for Cloaks and Bonnets, the nceA
chipF5ass, and the common fort for covering An abort
ruenf Of eensc Ribbons Pertains, Aamodes, ewing Silks,
Mullins, Gloves and Mtts, Gimp Trimmings, Gauges,
Blond Lace and Edgings, black ditto, CaP-We, Tooth
Bruhes, silk Lsces r Stays, Pins, Needles, Threzds
Tapes Bindings, Durants and Tammies. Alto, ready mad
GAYS and Hoods, sc. &c. sc.
e All forts Of MILLENARY Work done with cam
and exp editien As ufuai.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

JONATHAN WILLIAMS, jun. requehs
J to prrons Indebted to him, 70 make immediate pay
-.se . IL intends Sos ENGLAND early in the Spring
III provofss % cell Of his SHOP G ooDs bssns b,
s.plrtur therefors Gin part with them or the can only
a be erng cof ywhoe, and Goa and charges BY rstai
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TX7HEREAS / the fubfcriber intend

WHEREAS the fubfcriber intend
Wv leaving of the Baking bufneis very iocn, do take
this opportunity Of rerSTingmy thanks to rhoe gentlemen
and ladies' who have hvouied me with their custom, rce
my laie hulbands deceafe. MARY SURCOMB.
N: B. very good hore and handiome chae 20 Be fold.
Enquire Of Mary suromb.
The baincE will be carried on Is ufual BY Mr. William
Ezsgg NIX BsRon, February z3d,i774.
This is to acquaint all gentlemen and
ladies that the baking bune win be carried aina,
BY the fublcribe, who is determined 70 1--WE universal "a
tsfaffon. WlLK&W FLACG.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

A Gentleman in good b4inefs would be glad
n to hire Two-HUNDRED DoLLARS
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

4 SCHOOL will be opened the 6rG
IA MONDAY in April next, by Ms. COLLINS,
AZ her houfe oppote to Mr.. TrL EsroNE Writing School,
North-End where MISSES may be taught Painting on
ClaE, Drefden, Embroidery Queen, Tenth and Irfh
Stitching, Goats Of AIMS, Marking and plain Sewing.
whoever may pleae to favour her with the care of their
Children may depend on her and affiduiy in their
nfrueion.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

To be SOLD by
JOSIAH WATERS and SON,
AT their Shop in Ann-Sreet,
A FEW barrels of choice B Z E +,
"A few lmalI caass Of Split Peae,. Groceries,
Paints, &c.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-22

CARAH OLIVER moa respectfully ae-
SCHOOL, by the Mill Bridge, with good Accommodate
On, for BOARDING young LADIES, and teaches 70
work Goats Of Arms Embroidery, Tenth and Queen Stitch
Making with al Sorts Of plain Needle Work. and takes
thi Opportunity to return her Thanks all her Friends
r. ps Fasours, and aaEss them ne viii exert Der utmCa
Abilities in the improvement Of all young Ladies that may
apply to her.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
JUST PU BLTSHED
And to be Sold by KNEBLAND & DAVIS,
In On..n Otre.t

7 u 81 PU b l. 1 3 II E u,
And to be Sold by KNEBLAND & DAVIS,
in Queen Street,
a P O E NJ, in feven Parts,
4 n Containing REFLECTIONS upon
A FAREW Ell SHIPW RECK.
CALM. DELIVERANCE.
Moderate Breeze, AND
HARD GALE. RETURN.
PART |. A VOYAGE.-Thsy thai 20 do-un
10 The Sea in Ships, that do 6ajf1eff in Grear
Wetsrs ihsjs fee tie Works Of the LORD,
and his Wondsrs in ms Deep.
Ffal. evil. az, "a.
PART ii. A CALM.-Hs maksfh the Storm
Calm, 70 thar The Wava thereof are fill.
Pal. evil. 20.
PART Ill. A MODERATE BREEZE
He e0aJsd an EAT Hind 10 6lOzv in fhr
Hsdvsn' and BY his POlOsr he brought in fhe
Somh Hind. Pal. xviii. as.
PART. w.. A STORM.--Ths LORD Jsnt
OUT Greaf Hind into the Sea, and there
1Ua, mighty Tempf in tie Sea, 70 thar the
Ship 1Ua, Ike 10 Be broken. Jonah. i. 4.
PART v. STiIPWRECK.-.Audt there ca0ur
d51On Storm of Hind on the Lake, and
hhsy zusrs filled 1Uffh Warer, and in Jeopardy,
Ind they came 10 him and azUOks him, fay
ing, Mgfsr, Mg9er, 1Us PERTH.
Matt. viii. g, "a.
PART vi. THE DELIVERANCE.-In ny
Djfrsf5 / called upon the LORD, and cried
ante my GOD,-Hs heard my voice o1 of
his Temple, and my cry came before him,
svsn into his Ears. Pal. viii. 6.
PART VII. THE RETURN.-Thsn are
they Glad, beeaajs they Be qaisf, 70 he briggs
them into their dsjfrsd HaDsn oh! that
Men 4uoaid PraiJs the LORD for his Good
asfi, and for his 7Dosdsrfut -uorks 10 the
Children Of Men. Pal. evil. go, 81.
Dedicated to the Hon. JOSEPH WAN
TON Efq; Governor of Rhode Hand &C. &c.
N. 3. A few Copies of the MATER
KY 10 Petsy, may be had at the above
Place.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
SARAH DAW SO N,
Widow Of the late Jofeph Dzwfon, Gardner,
At the COLD BATH, New Bottom,

At the COLD BATH, New Bottom,
Has for SALE, at the lcweif rates for cafh,
A LARG E collection of grated
IN and noculated Englifb F RI UT T E ES,
Of ali kinds afo alarge number of young Apple Trees,
RATED from the Seed lkewife Coolbury and Current
Buhes, Laylock Trees, Flower Roots, &c.
An afortment Of G ARDEN SEEDS, imported
from London, with aoFment of ditto RATED here, the
latter being moi proper forthe Weft-Indies.
ANY Gentlemen Ladies who may want any of the
above articles, AID will favour the ad DAWSON with their
cuom, may depend upon the be Of uage, and their IA
YOURS gratefully acknowledged.
U7HEREAS | the fubfcriber intend
w leaving Off the Baking hnfne6 very fcOn, do take
this opportunity Of returning my thanks to thOc gentlemen
and ladies' who have avoured with their euom, nce
my late hulbznd's deceae. MARY SURCOMB.
NJ B. Avery good Hore and handfome ehae be fold.
Enquire of Mary Surrounds
The 6uineis will be carried on as ufna by Mr.. William
Flagg. B9fOn, February z3d,i774.
This is to acquaint all gentlemen and
ladies that the baking buhnefs win be carried uua,
BY the fubcriber, who is determined give unvera "a
,ishetion. WILLIAM FLAGC.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
MIL L E N A r Y.

CUNDRY articles of MILLENARY
- to be fold at Mrs. CONS, little to the north~ard
oppoitc Geenleas Prntingothec Satuns
of the newell ahion for Coaks and Bennets, the neeh
Chip Hats, and the common fort for covering An abort
ent of gentee Ribbons, Pertains, Alamodes, e~ing Sks'
Mullins, Gloves and Mts, Gimp Trimmings, Sauzes'
Bons Lace and Edsincs, black ditto, capWnc, Tooth
Bnhes, silk Laces for Stays, Pins, Needles, Threads
Tapes Bindings, Durant and Tammes- Alto, ready mace
Caps and Hoods, &c. sc. &c.
~ All forts of MILLENARY Work done with care
and expedition uual.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
C. ARDEN D EE DIS.
Imported in Captain HOOD fIOm LONDON,
And to be OLD by
SUSAN VA Rem K E N.

y ~ y n IN IN n II II ~ II Il IN,
At her Shop near the DrawBridgc, FOreeet, BosToN,
EARLY Charlton, early golden Hotipur,
- white Rouneiyal, green Marrow, sPanih Morattoes,
crooked Sugar and Lcadmans dwarf PEAS, Token beR
Winfor, early Libon and large Dutch Kidney BEANS,
Stranlburgh, Span Ivern and Portugal Onion, orage,
early Mort, early yellow and leare, Ca0t, iNeSg Part
nip, early TuniP, early ihOrt-toYPcd London, Salmon
Turnp, Spanh and icarlet Raddih, enly Frame, white
Cabbage white Co.'s, early green Co.'s, large green Co.'s,
bloody Co.'S, AeppO Co.'s, brown Duchmarble,royd brown
Dutch Imperial Tennball and CaPucth Lettce, prickey
and round Spinnage, red Beet, Italian and fold CELERY,
cred Pepperga, Indian CTees, cured and large rooted
Farley, early and late cOllAOwer, early Yorkshire, large
Bartcriea early Dutch, large Scotch large Winter and
Tunp cabbagegeen, white and yellow Savoy, long early
prcklsy green Turkey and long Roman Cucumber, BauH
fxeet maIoram, Thyme, Rolemary, Lavender and fage
Seed white Muard Hemp, Rape and Canary Seed, broad
red and fine white Clover, Lueern, Rye Cra and other
Grals Seeds, Durham beif Flour Mufard, Split Psa.-
GrOcies, Englh and India Goods all which may be had
cheap for Cath.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15

CARAH OLIVER mott RESPECTFULLY ac-
~ quants the Public, that fe continues to keep her
SCH DOL, by the Mill-Bridge, with good Accomodati-
work Coats of Arms, Embroidery Tenth and Queen Stitch
Marking, with all Sorts of plain Needle Work and fakes
this Opportunity to her Thanks all her Friends
for pa Fayours, and aures them e will exert her utmOa
Abilities in the Improvement of all young Ladies that may
apply to her.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15

WANTED Immediately fober, active
w Lad, as an APPRENTICE, 70 genteel buhnefs.
Enquire of the Printer.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15

A SCHOOL will be opened the flrit
n MONDAY in April next, by Mrs: CoLLiNI'
at her houie oppote to Mr.. TILEsToNEs writing
North End where MISSES may be taught Painting On
Clai, Dreflcn, Embroidery Queen, Tenth and INN
Stitching, Goats of Arms, Marking and plan 'e",ne'
horver NAV pleale 70 favour her with the ct their
Children may depend On her care and aiddy in e'e
niru6fion.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
T.. rim TFR 9.

A S Nj A K T l. A ID iswanted, as an
"A Apprentice, to the BRIcKLAYERs BuSiSIsS'
ENQUIRE OF the Printer.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
To be S OLD athe Shop Of
CHARLES LO w f

In Marfhal's Lanc, facing the BosToN-STONE,
FINE Lilbon OIL, by the gallon
quart or efs.
, Bea Durham Mufard, by the pound or lcE.
Red Herrings, by the hundred or leE.
Choice Dorchefer Beer, by the gallon orquart.
Fine Currants and RaiGns, by large or finall
quantities.
Dumb and MerchantabIe Fiji, by the Quin-
tai or fnaller quantity.
A L s O,
Loaf and Brown Melodies,
Sugars, Cotton Wool,
Rice. s. Indigo,
Flour, kaifins,
AifPicea Pepper
Nutmess, SPeHnaceu Oil,
cofre. Dumb Fiji,
Chocolate, Indian and Rye Meal.
And many other ARTIcLEs.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
@ A R D L N S E z d S
Imported in Captain GoRHAM from LON d D N,
And to be 5 O L ID by
LY Ola DY A r,

AT her Shop the North Battery, BOsros,
EARLY charlton, early hotfpur, golden
and Spani mOirottO Peas large Windor large Toke early
Llbon, early HOtPur, early yellow Dwarf, early fpeckled
ditto, and early white Beans with black eyes, early York
fibre, early Dutch, Sugar Loaf Batteries, large winter green
and yellow Savoy, early and lax COAower Seeds, bet
Cabbage Lertice, white Co.'s green Co.'s, marble antbr
Dutch Lettee Seeds, bef double Pepper Graf, round
Spnnase, fnort top and Salmon Raddh, icaret Raddih,
double Parley, white Spanh, iver-lH and red Onion
Seeds, long green Pcley and carly Cucuber Seeds, weet
Maloram, Thyme, Baum, Sage, early Dutch and late
Turnp Seeds, large fWeins Pfhp, red Beetsy Orange,
golden coloured early yellow and purple Carrot Seeds, red
Clover, Herds Gras, and Canary Seeds, winter and fun
mcr Squa, long French TurnP, HyfoP, and variety Of
Flower Seeds, warranted to be new and good. IA m.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-04-15
This day publifhed,

And to Be fold at GREENLEAF's Printing ffce,
nHANovER-SrREET, BOST ON,
ID VISION fhewing the fudden and fur
Drinq 4epeaya,ss, the csleiiia Mein and Heavenly
Conyeriaton, OF che departed Spirit of Mr.. YEAMANS
late Student at YALE COLLEGE, to and with Mr.. II.
GOODWIN, his Friend and clais-mate.
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To be L Z Z,

And may be entered ugon in three week,
& H OP in King Street, two doors
IA below the fgn of Admiral Venom, in the
cc2,.on Of Mc.rs. IAmEs LAMB and Son. Enquire CT
William hcsnpion.
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The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22
For the MASS SPY.

MI. IHOMAs1
w pity every gentleman in the Army and navy who
w are employed in the A@Orowabt bufneis OF enlsv-
ing this people, Thole who act from nse.Dy, we can
forgive but mea of honour mutt forever deiPe the man
who received cs&m0n and isa,s7i'n' from Hsrb' ."
p~psfs difrsis and enilase America. ne mott nia
the liberties of free people, No that has ipark of
honour in his foul viii ever be guilty Of 70 mean, 10 bae
70 exeeraLk a dted
The time is hatening when America will thine in all
the glory of liberty, her abandoned enemies will with
to hide their guilty heads in dens and caves Of the earth
AMERIC ANS.
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For the uSETTS spy.
To THE GOOD PEorLE OF TINS PROVINCE.

SbTcEvt5HrJ, OepreHnor ! Sfb, I77<.
the paper pubIhed lat Monday, BY Mills and Hicks,
which Scotch Tory in this town tavourei me with
fight of, had part Of letter from the late Governor
Hutchinon the author of all woes and as veSrls
nav from time TO rme arrive, al fail to be pagu-
ed with extracts of his letters, and paragraphs Of BIZ szUs
zorns or ,scHri.s, reprinted here from the London pa
pe mentioning his kind approximations in flvour his
or,er and neiceons in behalf and his humble hopes
Of iucce NOT one wcrd Of which will be true, but abr-
Gated purely deceive hOnst people, and, JPbi,
tbe zry eF, into good opinion Of that lame Governor
Huichinicn. But let people beware how they imPoei
upon by ueh fratagems B enorSnf Of bis deUiees
lie seis sUbsz Re nay devenr. Rsf bin Eedfsfy, is
fa f5, that he your inveerste enemy, and that the
degree of tru and confidence ought agas to be
iced in him. If your grievances hOuld be rdrred, he
4 snds-u to avail hmisf Of the happy sysnt, Sc
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22

,eniaed in your 4ou. ,tha way MAJ be made T a' Ten
10 this government contrary the peient ee.ou' ard e
vent PRAYERS of a-whers hsir country. IL IS mPi-
Die he ould ever ak tor reOation OF all your nights anu
privileges he ever ihoud OF fame OF them, it viii be
from motives entirely elhh lie will be Tar from deierns
,h.ol,. partial dei,erance, unweleome in rhat way
eyer obtained would lie douby 10 it through his hated
fundamentally. What part he will take g is extremely
uncertain, 6ui tLaf' he will endeavour TO erve h'melt
{" moi certain !; and if he ihOuId think he could do this
eseaually by your total deueton, ne would not fail mott
saroealy r. Eek r.. TYCHICUS.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22

The rea(an ably RE frstu Miayf,y preferred Gesss
Hafcbnsn for fbe Exftafisn Of the preHt plan Of Tyasy
Is plain, ibe Lasvysr, and acrEGamcd 10 vez0 tbs
barrir Of fbs LGzv q, RnrnoEsta5i. The Oftey is Solder
and esnjsgaeHty BY pyan bas bgbs, opinion Of RE
S4vOyd. The isSrEments Of fresH nngf BE- fl far tbs
Pa-pels.
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22

There may be had (f applied ior foon) at BICK ERS
Audon-ROom, the Market, BosToN,
a N elegant Alortment of Cambleteens
and Cotton and Linnen Checks alto g'ea, Variety
of other Articles, iaitable for the approaching Seaon
The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-09-22

ISAIAH t HOMAS, the Printer
4 and Publilher OF this Paper, has REMOV-
ED his PRlNTlNG-OFFICE, from the
Bottom of Royal. Exohange-Lane, to the
South corner of Marihall's Lac, near the Mi. .
Bridge, where his Office was formerly kept.
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- .::-:.:;::;;T t.use Is, that. ,o;aet

YOU ought to
hoiea fae 40 ne yery Of buying Birth goods whether tney
;oyery " or not. He lacs reclamation, aeuhns thea %
200 gov ,qo6L b0G ellsaie comblnaions and tfesen
That G. ing smoa half million OF born ueets with the PAs
proves due TO as and rebellion, they dare TO enter neo u
IN the re ouons. This think deisned a. preeeoehs IVA
'nem ~'s ali In0ida. h.a IS
Of the ru But LEI me ak that redsubab B5r7o the hsa oi
have haa hi, fix regiments and park sfebeen eoH"o what q"
The have hoIe peopi. broke their agreements mere
and hsPP the dy ante made ard provided TO prevent Ensa
deavoured men from refyng buy buih manuiaeoes
Predeee Shall we fe that his Excey rs mean enough 70 '
but with 70 mpe upon the popucei Or does he imagine hat
their ow AZ the head of that Gecabe phaanx, he has ght TO
TIM make laws for the whole continent, by winch our eating
advan and drinking hal be nsaen yeon, and any otler
TR bsher crime If we be inundated by every threat
nations nc GOVERNOR we are fine pa IL we mould
and he g ran as 70 resolye that will drink more ta
do according 70 that onnnipoent maker we hAi DC eoni-
right deed the declared open of the king parliament
uey and nation His meaning doubt that we ihAll be
need hanged and burnt accordingly. "a,
changs But If this paper into the hands OF hat
IT. petty want, il may only hint to him, that there IS mol
our ios hy rs in his province, but understands his rights Et
from Ter thar 60 be in,pod upon by fuch arthee and that
the Es ho the nation in its peent ho fit of the aPoPexy
by the NAV uphold him in topping of Bolton HARBOUR yet
tain h. miake if he thinks che nation will uPpot nm IN
nued the execution Of his Twk eda nor will they profit
But ,,. their blood and treaure enforce laws which
veed Thomas &c hal pleale enact in his fan omnpo-
inre nce Hc may 60 far law allows, he goes far
loft tn | the, a, hi, peril.
underr 1'~ cAROLINIAN. Nc. Nv.
In Il n B. The Caroinan thinks the following PLrI-
for ~ III rIoH an disqualification of the above.
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" Z W. r K. Decemher 8.

.SEYER.dL yampblsss haze bern Aiely pa5kGedk,
M. Rivmgtos and Mr.. Gai0e, Grfs!y qgkieb az.
tbe jollazcing, entitled, A letter from Veteran
&C. A friendly address TO all reaiohable Ame-
ricans, &c. Free thoughts on the proceedings Of
.he Continental Congreis, Sc. aaofber y6sn pun
35ftef tie Jane tsndtny, tbehtk Of rebieb Ihavs
crgof, aL6 sveral piees, in each eff6e pa5~5 Of ne
abovs printers, all calculated far ike pmYeE, vi$.
To preVet The exefions ard unity Of tbs colonies in
defence Of tsirjgf rights, ftedea4 and property, per-
aadsttm tea q4isf la6m:gEo1 10. Ravay, to A.,gyYy
|ibe Engl@ contribution, re4der t5e 0ozVn ay6ira,y,
.snd The government peyfsl7 yranaeal, pvbiebb tie
uamjsR dsfgnsf ali tbsjs piees5 and writings. TIE
abOVe Pampblfts and Verii2g5 are equally remarkabi:
far thar maievohnee in eUeyy rs.pe7, far THAR y
ramiral, rancorous, 5lgody Eirif, AQr imbadtncs,
taJboOd and mjixfrgSnf0fioa, tbeir fetd zva4f sf'
cnJe and arsraent and t5s neaJeaa3 doctrines ik4s
yxn fkrcagb than, intended 10 pr4ve, tbat Ki4g
YILlam and all bis brccal5rs qos,r at74dly g~PeyJ,
thar bis prslsnf Mysgy c4gbt 10 be aeibr0ped, and
tbat The Britj g~Uerna,cr. eve nee the a5aicafiOR
Of King Ja0ys5, aot6i4g bit rank rs6eAlio1. Sc
Vyal printers qOere kafel Prefsented IN London far
permitting Publication in thar pape,y, not q fefb
part ID reaycnabk as The aboVs and fined even be-
FIRE Lord Man5fsla, 500 l. fa-Fng each, msrsJ be-
eags the ysvOAuion p'Tncpls5 qgsrs denied and vih
.fed. 4nd@ail /aeb qUrsfcbes dare pH6hebt 10 aVozy
fzeb principle here, agg avated BY d;ign Il abVn
be Engh6 contribution, and reduce rs all 10 The can
aifiOu gJaaves i!
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Fran tbe BR1sroL GAZETTE, December 5.
on the late P A r Ii AM Z N I

!EPITAPH on the late P ARLI AM E N L
Sacred to the MEMORY of the
ECOND PAR L A M
OsGE o r c the t II d
Who, in the Infancy of their ExiRence,
Defended the Honour Of MANEISp,
By expeng from their Aiembly ONE OF the WHIST;
Who, in the Spirit of good Senie and JuitIee,
Gave up Part OF their I Privileges, TO protect
The lust CLAIM of the COMMUNITY;
who reifored PuBLIc CREDIT
At the ea6eA poiiible ExPence-BY A NEW COINAGE
Who eradcased the very EAR TSTRINGs ofCoRRupTIoN
In all contefed Ee6tions;
And not e to their ownon than Poitery)
Made that a6t PEkIETuALj
Who, after Number Of other constitutional Acts,
(Which will be more uHyeraly and gratefully remembered
when the Howl Of MODERN PATRIoTIsM Is no longer
heard)
Died, aruggIng for the JUST Superiority Of the
MoTHER Country
Over her rebelIious Offspring in AMERICA.
.John Wt*'ss, Eiq;
No member Of Parliament could be anefed, nil the
Members Of the late Parliament gave uf that Pvilegeane
member may be arreed, whSn the Parliament IS not
fttag the fame as any common Man.
Opening Public Houies Elections is made Bribery BY
the late Parliament