Edward H. Savage, author of Police Recollections; Or Boston by Daylight and Gas-Light ., Boston events: a brief mention and the date of more than 5,000 events that transpired in Boston from 1630 to 1880, covering a period of 250 years, together with other occurrences of interest, arranged in alphabetical order

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Market Clerks

The town chose six, 1706

Of Quincy Market, Caleb Hayward, chosen, 1822

Of Quincy Market, Daniel Rhodes, chosen, 1836

Of Quincy Market, Charles B. Rice, chosen, 1852

Of Quincy Market, George E. McKay, chosen, 1877

House. An unsuccessful attempt to build, 1716

The town vote to have three, 1734

In Dock Square, destroyed by a mob, Sep., 1739

Faneuil Hall, given the town by Peter Faneuil, Sep. 13, 1742

Stalls in Faneuil Hall advertised to let, May 18, 1793

Faneuil Hall closed as a market, Sep. 1, 1826

Faneuil Hall repaired for a market, Oct. 8, 1858

Quincy, completed and opened, Aug. 26, 1826

Boylston, corner-stone laid, May 23, 1809

Blackstone street, completed and opened, Sep. 22, 1854

Place, established about the town dock, Mar., 1633

Allowed near the Town House only, June, 1696

Sheep, at the west end of Faneuil Hall, 1790

Hay and Wood, near West street, 1746

Near Charles street, 1824

Removed to Concord street, 1843

In Merrimac street, 1824

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Marine Railway

near the foot of Battery Wharf, completed, Dec., 1826

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Marriage

with near relatives forbidden by law, April, 1695

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Masonic

Lodge. Saint John's, instituted in Boston, 1733

Chapter. Saint Andrew's Royal Arch, instituted, 1769

Saint Paul's Royal Arch formed, 1818

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