(seq. 51)
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Called upon Mr Adams who appeared
loney & much affected, but well composed.
------ Heard at Club that Admiral
Thepel had engaged a French
fleet off [?]; that himself was
killed & his fleet much damaged
but, particulars could not be assertained.
Dr Appleton ws able to
preach at Watertown and attend a
funeral at Cambride.
Monday.
It was strongly rumored that 1 Britsih
troops wd come this way [?]
sometimes - fleet ws seen off our
Bay. The Council were about
calling in 1 militia & convention
troops have been chiefly sent
to [Phertland?], except 1 Germans.
[Prixzes?] comes in almost every day.
Last Saturday Mr Eames was introduced
into 1 Tutorship in form.
The President read the veto of his election
and then inculcated upon the students
a proper attention to their new instructor.
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