THE GLOCESTER JOURNAL, England, Nov. 7, 1768  (currently spelled Gloucester)  Page 2 has a report from Boston concerning the growing tensions between the colonies and England, noting: "...assembled at Faneuil Hall...convened to consult & advise the most effectual measures for promoting the peace & good order of his Majesty's subjects...under the present very dark & threatening aspect of the public affairs..." which resulted in: "The Petition" to the Royal governor, seeking relief: "...Your excellency cannot be insensible of their universal uneasiness arising from the grievances occasioned by the late
acts of Parliament for an American revenue..." with more.
Page 3 news from Boston headed "America" which begins: "And considering the dreadful consequences of tumult and disorder..." with more fine content.
Four pages, a very nice & decorative masthead featuring engravings on either side, full red tax stamp on the ftpg., very nice condition.