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PG-P.766.017
22 May 1766:23 (1952)
[This article concerns a celebration held by city officials
because of the repeal of the Stamp Act. Toasts, followed in
col.3 by:] . . . with many others of the same public nature.
The cannon belonging to the Province, being placed in the
State-House Yard, the Royal Salute was fired on drinking the
King, and seven guns after every succeeding toast. The
whole concluded in the evening with bonfires, ringing of
bells, and strong beer to the populace, and gave general
satisfaction to every person concerned.
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