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Domestic News August 19, 1774

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Captain William Bull arrived at Wilmington, North Carolina, with a sloop from Newport via the West Indies. Locals bought the vessel and are loading it with provisions to aid Boston against British oppression.

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NEW-PORT. Aug. 8.

We are assured that Capt. William Bull in a Sloop from this Place, but last from the West-Indies, is arrived at Wilmington, North-Carolina, and that the Inhabitants of that Place have bought his Vessel, and are loading her with Provisions for the Support of the Town of Boston; which ought to be supported at the Expence of the last Mite, and even the last Drop of Blood in North-America, for their noble Stand against the Oppression and Tyranny of a miserably corrupt, debauched and almost bankrupt Administration, devoid of Sense, Humanity, and every Principle superior to that of mere Brutes; an Administration, compared with whom, a common Highway Robber is almost a Saint.

What sub-type of article is it?

Charity Or Relief Shipping Politics

What keywords are associated?

Boston Relief Wilmington Provisions Captain Bull Sloop Arrival Anti Administration Support

What entities or persons were involved?

Capt. William Bull

Where did it happen?

Wilmington, North Carolina

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Wilmington, North Carolina

Event Date

Aug. 8.

Key Persons

Capt. William Bull

Event Details

Capt. William Bull arrived at Wilmington in a sloop from Newport via the West Indies; inhabitants bought the vessel and are loading it with provisions for Boston's support against British administration.

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