| Description | On the subject of the enclosure, he can depend upon the facts therein contained, as it is from a friend, a native and resident of new York, he has received no letter from the Lieutenant Governor since he (Tryon) left London
Enclosure, [ ] to Governor Tryon, 5 Oct 1774, Extract of a letter from New York to Governor William Tryon (Private and Confidential) Haldimand going with the troops to Boston, disturbance caused by the violent ones trying to prevent the carmen doing their duty, and intimidating the merchants, drubbing received by Mr Sears
For full description see HMC 14th Report available in SRO Reading Room |