The London Chronicle March 1780

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1780 London Chronicle Revolutionary War Era Naval Content. The March 4-7, 1780 issue of The London Chronicle, printed in London, eight page complete. Issued during the period of the Revolutionary War,

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The London Chronicle for March 7-10, 1767, eight pages complete. Includes a letter from the Freeholders of Boston to those elected to the General Assembly including John Hancock and Samuel Adams. Red

The London Chronicle for March 3-5, 1767, eight pages complete. Interesting back page article regarding a speech of the Governor of Virginia, Francis Fauquier, reporting on the House of Commons addres

The London Chronicle for March 23-25, 1758, eight pages complete. Interesting content including on state of Great Britain and other news from Europe. Also literary contnet including an ode to the King

The London Chronicle for March 29-31, 1770, eight pages complete. Interesting content including satire on a solemn procession of the Mustapha and if it were in London performed by the order of the Sug

The London Chronicle for March 7-10, 1767, eight pages complete. Includes a letter from the Freeholders of Boston to those elected to the General Assembly including John Hancock and Samuel Adams. Red

“The London Chronicle” for March 14-17, 1772, printed at London, eight pages complete. Lead article on “Thoughts of the Constitutional Power and Right of the Crown”. Much other news and report

The London Chronicle, May 4 to May 6, 1780. No. 3654. 4to, [8] pp. Contains war news regarding Sir Henry Clinton being within fighting distance of Charleston. –

Revolutionary War content in this December 9-12, 1780 issue of “The London Chronicle”, eight pages complete. Partial red tax stamp on bottom of page 2. Page 6 brief datelined New York stating “

THE LONDON CHRONICLE. VOL. XLV. NO 3480. FROM TUESDAY, MARCH 23, TO THURSDAY, MARCH 25 1779. 11.25" X 8.5". 281-288 pp. Mild age-tone, light and faded water-stains, one leaf with old tax stamp, Good+.

The March 29-April 1, 1766 issue of The London Chronicle, eight pages complete. Interesting briefs related to the Stamp Act in the colonies which was repealed shortly before this newspaper went to pre

Includes The Gentleman's Magazine: St. Johns Gate for February 1775, March 1756, July 1756, August 1763, and The London Chronicle or, Universal Evening Post from Tuesday, July 11 to Thursday, July 13,

The March 1780 issue of Gentleman’s Magazine printed at London, lacks one leaf else complete with engraving of antiquities and four page advertisement at end. A bit of Revolutionary war content, als

The March 1780 issue of "Town and Country Magazine", printed at London for A. Hamilton. 56 pages and three engraved plates, Revolutionary War content expedition of Clinton on North River and at Fish K

Includes The London Chronicle from October 23, 1777, The Columbian Magazine from January 1789, 9 The Gentleman's Magazine: St. John's Gate dated December 1753, August 1755, June 1755 (2), March 1755,

A George III sterling silver double tea caddy, London 1780 by James Mince and William Hodgkins II Of oval cylindrical form with beaded rims, the hinged flat lid surmounted by a detachable pineapple wi

AFTER SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS BY V. GREENSIR WILLIAM CHAMBERSMezzotintPublished, London 178048 x 37cm (18¾ x 14½ in.)Together with two mezzotints, the first AFTER THOMAS PHILIPS R.A., BY N. SCHI

Muster Roll of Captain Lemuel Clapp's Dorchester Company, March 1780 This muster roll gives the names, date enlisted, and ranks of three officers and thirty-eight enlisted men in Captain Lemuel Clapp'

Sterling Silver Pitcher, London, 1780, Charles Wright, maker, urn finial and body, pearl borders, and a wicker-wrapped and braided handle, ht. 13 in., approx. 23.5 troy oz.

RARE REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA DEC. 1, 1781 THE LONDON CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER ENGLAND RARE REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA DEC. 1, 1781 THE LONDON CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER ENGLAND 1781 Rare Antique Revolutionary War Era Ne

A GEORGE III SILVER TEAPOT STAND, by Robert Jones I, London 1780, oval with beaded edge, raised on ball and claw feet, engraved with a crest and monogram. 16cm wide, 4.6 troy ounces

The London Chronicle for December 25-28, 1762. Eight pages complete including nice red tax stamp. Contents include an explanation of the terms of peace established between England and France after the