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VGW(PA.746.009
8-15 May 1746:32 (511)
Annapolis. . . April 29. Wednesday being the festival of
St. George, the same was observed here by a number of
gentlemen of English birth, descent and principle, in an
elegant manner.
The same day the exit of the rebellion was celebrated by
firing of guns, drinking loyal healths, and other
demonstrations of joy. There was a ball in the evening, the
whole city was illuminated, and a great quantity of punch
given amongst the populace at the bonfire, on this occasion.
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