| Index Entry | Bell, in Boston, Old North, allegedly rung for general insurrection |
| Location | Boston |
| Citation | EG.769.069 7-14 Nov 1769:633 (2/68) [Actions by the Commissioners when they fled to the Castle.] They . . . transmitted a fresh, false and inflamed account of the defeat of the custom-house officers in attempting to make a seizure at Capt. Malcom's in 1766, with the tolling of the Old-North bell as a solemn warning for a general insurrection, . . . [15 lines follow] notwithstanding the solemn sound of the Old-North Bell, if it sounded at all. |
| Generic Title | Essex Gazette |
| Date | 1769.11.14 |
| Publisher | Hall, Samuel |
| City, State | Salem, MA |
| Year | 1769 |
| Bibliography | B0016015 |