Records Relating to the Early History of Boston ...Rockwell and Churchill, City Printers, 1905 |
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Autres éditions - Tout afficher
Records Relating to the Early History of Boston ... Boston (Mass.). Registry Department Affichage du livre entier - 1887 |
Records Relating to the Early History of Boston, Volume 28 Boston (Mass.). Registry Department Affichage du livre entier - 1898 |
Records Relating to the Early History of Boston, Volume 11 Boston (Mass.). Registry Department Affichage du livre entier - 1884 |
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according to adjournment Anno Domini Assembled at Faneuil Assessors Board of Health Boston duly qualified calling the Meeting Capt Charles Bulfinch chosen Moderator chosen Surveyors Commonwealth consider Constitution or Frame County of Suffolk Dollars be allowed Edward Edward Tuckerman ensuing Esq Honbl expences Faneuil Hall Freeholders Governor Hall on Monday hand Vote hereby are appointed Inhabitants were directed James James Bowdoin John Phillips John Phillips Esq John Winslow Joseph Russell Esq Josiah Josiah Snelling land legally warned Meeting was Dissolved Messrs Motion Voted number of Votes O'Clock A.M. OClock Old South Church Overseers Persons Voted Petition Poll public Town Meeting qualified and legally Revd Russell Sturgis Selectmen Street Suffolk Thomas Dawes Esq Town be given Town Clerk Town Meeting Assembled Town of Boston Town Treasurer Vizt Votes being brought warned in public Warrant for calling Warrant viz whereupon Voted William Cooper William Eustis William Smith William Smith Esq
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Page 94 - ... in which the orator shall consider the feelings, manners and principles which led to this great national event, as well as the important and happy effects, whether general or domestic, which already have, and will Forever continue, to flow from this auspicious epoch."] 1783.
Page 156 - At a Meeting of the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, duly qualified and legally warned...
Page 298 - Treasury & to request of the Court of the General Sessions of the peace for the County of...
Page 5 - Report that the sum of one hundred and fifty Dollars, be paid to...
Page 345 - At a legal Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Town of Boston...
Page 342 - This Bill having had two several readings passed to be enacted. — John Phillips — President June 16th.
Page 334 - O'Clock when the Poll was closed. They then proceeded to sort and count the votes, when it appeared that the whole number of votes given in was 1065 — necessary to make a choice 533. — The following (Thirty nine) Gentlemen had a Majority and were declared to be chosen — viz'.
Page 111 - Town, and thank him for the elegant and spirited Oration this day delivered by him, at the request of the Town, upon the Anniversary of the Independence of the United States of America; in which, according to the Institution of the Town, he considered the feelings, manners, and principles which led to that great National Event ; and to request of him a copy for the press.
Page 5 - voted that the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars be paid to Dr.
Page 110 - Voted, unanimously, That the thanks of the town be, and hereby are given to our worthy friends, the inhabitants of the town of Windham, in the colony of Connecticut, for the kind and generous assistance they have granted this town, under its present distress and calamity, in voluntarily sending two hundred and fifty-eight sheep, as a present for the relief of the poor, industrious...