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    P (Brought over.)

  • Princess Dowager
    of Wales, said to be a Bad
    Woman, and an Enemy to
    England
    106
  • - - - Travels abroad:
    an Account when she first
    Landed in England.
    202
  • - - - Abused in her
    Travels.
    218.
  • - - - Her Character.

    106.228.233.362.
  • - - - Said to be bribed
    in Making Peace with France.
    228.
  • - - - Returns from
    her Travels.
    345.
  • - - - The Nation said
    to be Governed by her.
    472.
  • Prophecy Concerning the
    &c.
    130.
  • Protest of the House
    of Representations of the
    Massa. Bay, against holding
    the Court to Cambridge.
    134.
  • - - - from the same,
    against the things Instructions
    and against holding the Court
    at Cambridge
    499.
  • - - - of Suffolk County
    in New York, against, against the
    Merchants of New York breaking
    their Agreement.
    222.
  • - - - One by the Inhabi-
    tants     of New York, against the
    Same.
    225.
  • - - - of the Lords, a-
    gainst     addressing the King on
    the Convention with Spain.
    449.
  • Philadelphia Tradesman
    &c, resolve to Support the Non
    Importation Agreement, and
    have no commerce with New York.
    136.
  • - - - Inhabitants
    meet, and Resolve to have no
    commerce with New York, for
    Breaking the Agreement
    183.
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  • Philadelphia Merchants
    and Inhabitants attempt to
    Break the Non Importation
    Agreement: an account of
    their Transactions. &c
    254.
  • - - - Dissolve their
    Non Importation Agreement.
    255.263.
  • - - - Inhabitants
    meet on account of the dissoluti-
    on     of the Agreement, & pass
    Several Resolves.
    280.
  • Proclamation in Fa-
    vor     of Barnes the Importer
    158.
  • - - - Against those
    who broke Mr. Huttons Win-
    dows
    153.
  • - - - Against the
    Authors of a Paper, Posted
    up against the Judges of the
    Superior Court. 374.
  • - - - of Govr. Hut-
    chinson     , to discountenance vice. &c.
    433.
  • - - - of the same
    to raise Recruits for the King.
    441.
  • - - - of the
    King, for taking up the Printers,
    which was the Foundation of the
    Imprisonment of the Lord Mayor,
    & Alderman.
    469.
  • - - - of Governor Hut
    chinson's     for a Thanksgiving,
    gives great offence; commented
    on
    598.
    602.652. &c. by Candidus.
  • - - - Most all the
    Ministers in Plimouth Coun-
    ty     , decline reading it in the
    usual way.
    603.
  • - - - Read in no Con-
    gregational     Church at Boston,
    except by Dr. Pemberton.
    Ibid.
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    P (Brought up.)

  • Paoli bribed by the Duke
    of Grafton.
    208.
  • Pownal Governor his
    Speech in Favo. of America
    says the Castle ought not to have
    been delivered to the Regular
    Troops: if he had recd. an order
    he would not have obey'd it
    because the Govr. by the Charter
    out to have the Supreme Command
    249.
  • Portsmouth in Eng-
    land     , a Great Fire there,
    Burns the Kings Dock &c.
    246.
  • Pemberton Ebenezer
    Revd , Created Doct. of Divi-
    vinity
    281.
  • Paxton Charles, the Way
    he got his Money. &c.
    327.
  • Philanthrop , his Comments
    on the Trial of Capt. Preston
    & the Soldiers.
    336.365.380.
    387.401.
  • Plan proposed for America.
    349.
  • - - - Answered.
    353.
  • - - - Proposed for celebra-
    ting     the Anniversary of the Boston
    Massacre.
    397.402.403.
  • - - - For Altering the
    Constitution of Rhode Island
    Government.
    595.
  • Powder great danger from Mag-
    azines     being kept in Cities. &c,
    a particular account of one being
    Struck by Lightning in Germany
    418.
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