Lieut. Gov. Colden to Lord Dartmouth, communicating an account of the whipping of 'Squire Hough, and of 'a dangerous insurrection'? in Cumberland county, .....+++e-ee+s 914 7. Petition of Benj. Hough and Daniel Walker, praying for leave to solicit relief from the humane and benevolent,........-. 916 May 4. Petition of Samuel Wells and others; 'Had it not been for the late unhappy difference in Massachusetts Bay,' peace had been restored to the county of Cumberland,.......+ "917

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1775. June E "Ke

July 20.

Sept. 25. 1776.

Sept. 26.

Noy. 20. [No date.]

1777. Jan. 20.

Feb. 19.

[No date.]

April 11.

28.

June 23. 27.

30.

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Lieut. Goy. Colden to Lord Dartmouth ; Hig Majesty's forts at Tinonderoga and Crown Point seized, and the garrison taken* prisoners by the lawless people called the Bennington mob,

Ethan Allen to the Provincial Congress of New-York [from Tinonderoga,] expressive of hopes of reconciliation, thanking them for their respectful treatment not only of Mr. Warner and himself, but of the Green Mountain boys in general, ...... HOHE: ORG 3 ace Rea a se eevcleseeceeese

Declaration of a Convention held at Dorset,.....seseeceeree

Memorandum of the opinions of some members of Congress respecting the establishment of a new state on the Connecticut river, .... aysiele's Safsjers sashes tialels eialetelob iei0ie/sie)s sists « Sanne

Mr. Clay to the sub-committee at Putney, directing that the opinions of the people of Cumberland county on revolting from New-York be sent to the Provincial Congress,.....-++

Minute of a conversation which took place at Windsor, with the delegates from the west side of the Green Mountains,..