An Happy New-Year from the carrier of the Massachusetts-gazette and Boston news-letter

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The carrier of the American Mercury wishes his customers a happy New-Year, and presents the following by: Barlow, Joel, Published: () The carrier of the American Mercury wishes his customers a happy New-Year, and presents the following by: Barlow, Joel, One New Year’s poem from “The News-Boy who carries the Boston Evening-Post,” published in during a lull in the local Stamp Act crisis, contained a typical political appeal: Oppressive SCHEMES let Disappointment brand, Nor let one Tyrant in the Senate stand Thus does the Carrier of your NEWS appear, To wish you in the New, a happy.

The Gazette (Viedomosti) of St Petersburg - the patriarch of Russian newspapers - dating from the 16th of Decemberis a government organ, and nearly synchronizes with the Boston News-Letter (), the first successful attempt at a newspaper in the British colonies in America.

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TWO hundred years ago, in the summer ofthe pioneer John Noble, with his little daughter, made his way through the wilderness from Westfield, Mass., and set up his rude cabin in the beautiful valley of Weantinock, on the west side of “Stratford” River, under the shadow of Fort Hill, near neighbor to the Indians, with whom he became.

Sep 29,  · The Gazette (Viedomosti) of St Petersburg—the patriarch of Russian newspapers—dating from the 16th of Decemberis a government organ, and nearly synchronizes with the Boston News-Letter (), the first successful attempt at a newspaper in the British. And may the two unpretending volumes now offered, find favor in their happy homes and those of their descendants, long after the hand which has toiled and the brain which has wearied in the compilation, shall have been laid to rest[ WARREN, FEB.,Page V CONTENTS.

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; WITH FAMILY GENEALOGIES. BY CYRUS EATON: Cor. Member of the Mass. Hist. Society, also of the Wisconsin Hist. Society and Member Elect of.

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Boston News-Letter T HE Annual Meeting of the Society was held at the Algonquin Club, No. Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, on Monday, November 21,at half-past six o’clock in the evening, the President, Samuel Eliot Morison, in the chair.

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