| Description | Describes his situation, being the younger of the two sons of the late president of the Council of Massachusetts Bay, his visit to England in 1774, and return to Boston where, in the autumn, arrived the East India Company's tea, the province thrown into confusion, effect upon business, position of his father, his death, imprisonment of his brother, recounts his services, thirty gentlemen from Boston prepared and signed a petition to Parliament which he also signed and they were allowed £100 each per annum but he desires further assistance |