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...ment of Sir Edmund Androssc governor in New-England, in ' the year 1687. ' We John Wine, John Andrewt, senior, Robert Kinsman, ' William Goodhue, junior,...assist that ill method of raising money without a gene' ral assembly, which was apparently intended by abovesaid Sir ' Edmund and his council, as witness...

...Rev. John Wise, of Ipswich, and others of the principal inhabitants met at Mr. Appleton's house, " and there discoursed and concluded that it was not...method of raising money without a General Assembly." Mr. Appleton, Rev. Mr. Wise and others were afterwards fined, imprisoned and disfranchised by Sir Edmund...

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...John Appleton, brother of Major Samuel Appleton, which stood, or stands, on the road to Topsfield, and there " discoursed, and concluded that it was...method of raising money without a general assembly." The next day they attended the town-meeting, and Mr. Wise made a speech, enforcing this opinion of...

...Ipswich, met at Mr. John Appleton's and there discoursed and concluded, that it was not the town's duty in any way to assist that ill method of raising money without a general assembly, which was generally intended by above said Sir Edmund, and his Council, as witness a lato act issued out by them...

...at the house of John Appleton, who had been a Deputy under the old government. The persons assembled "discoursed and concluded that it was not the town's duty any way to assist that ill way of raising money without a General Assembly." At a town meeting held the August 23. next day, they...

...house of John Appleton, who had been an Assistant under the old government. The persons assembled " discoursed and concluded that it was not the town's duty any way to assist that ill way of raising money without a General Assembly." At a town meeting held the next day, they defended...

...of Ipswich met at Mr. John Appletons, and there discoursed and concluded that it was not the Towns Duty any way to assist that ill method of raising...as witness a late Act issued out by them for such a purpose. The next day in a general Town-Meeting of the Inhabitants of Ipswich ; We the above named...