| Citation |
CG-NH.760.003
15 Mar 1760:11 (258)
Dublin, December 15. On the 3d instant, a dangerous and
insolent multitude of people, having riotously assembled
before the Parliament House, and in the avenues leading
thereto. . . [1/2 column describing the event]
And as a drum was beat for gathering a riotous and
tumultuous assembly, at a place known by the name of the
Liberty, in the remote parts of Dublin, and an oration
publickly made for infusing groundless fears and
apprehensions in the minds of his Majesty's subjects, and
for inciting them to tumult and disorder: . . . [6 lines,
reward offered for] the person who beat the drum. . .
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