Minute of council setting forth that the rioters had brought to Bennington two picecs of cannon, and a mortar from the fort at East Hoosick, with powder and ball; further outrages, Gov. Tryon to the inhabitants of Bennington, inviting them to send delegates to New-York to explain their PUTC VAD CCSs lala lartare las ntayoha< feist cia Aino) falcini Aisi inlele diets leisia'dieie\a/=\> Examination of Jonathan Wheate, stating who are the rulers at Bennington, and that he had been obliged to abandon PUSAN OT Cg yi tas») s:= Sieve oh fiscoy sin tation satAMK siajaidiyls C14 C\n else b's oie! 9!e 6:6

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1772. Juno 3. Minute of council setting forth the continued riotous spirit prevailing among the people on the N. H. grants, ......+-.-

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15. List of townships formerly granted under New Hampshire and since confirmed by New-York ; list of townships for which confirmations have not issued, though long since advised to be granted; list of townships formerly granted by New Hampshire, for which applications have been made for letters of confirmation to be granted whenever his majesty's instructions perMit,...s.seeseeeeeeeeeeeeeee

25. Minute of council setting forth the application on the part of the people of Charlotte county &c., for protection against the »

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+ Report of the committee of His Majesty's council on the letter

received from the inhabitants of Bennington, and recommending that all further prosecutions against them be suspended until His Majesty's pleasure be known, on condition that the said inhabitants do for the future pay respect to'the laws, .s.eress.ses eRe cOUIOR id occ cc cse.es aielpieryx - Report of a public meeting held at Bennipgton on receipt of the aforesaid minute of council; and of the public rejoicings at that place in consequence; promising future obedience,..