page 694 Early in the year 1773 the town and districts again met to instruct their representative, Mr. DENNY, and to pass resolutions. The meeting was "full" and continued till a late hour. "The votes were unamimous". The resolutions and instructions contain a brief but comprehensive statement of the wrongs, and a declaration of the rights of the province. The were still loyal to the crown, but they resolve,"we have a right to all the liberties and privileges of subjects born within the realm of England; and we esteem and prize them so highly, that we think it our duty to risk our lives and fortunes in defence thereof". Mr. DENNY was re-elected in May, and again instructed.