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cession in your Royal House. And we shall ac* cordingly most earnestly pray ourselves, as well as use our utmost Endeavours, to influence those committed to our Charge,-to joyn with,-usj That Almighty…

zealous Sense of this their Duty in the People under our Charge ;. as well as to oppose tthtft avowed Irreligion and Vice, which, to the Dishonour of Almighty God, so much abound, and not only vilify,…

:o themselves j but surely it would be the vainest magmarion that could enter into the Mind of .4afy to supposes th^t a Natipn, who^ind themselves in secure Possession of fjieir .Religion^ -aws and Li…

Henry Cooke, Ch. Richardson. John Mawer. John Serjeantson; George Barber. John Jackson. Richard Hawxwell. William Bowes. John Deal- try. Robert Plompton. Richard Robinson. Gideon Murray. George Dodswo…

Thomas Chitty. John ^vlackelean. Isaac Lindo, Edward Lang- | jun. Stephen Guion, William Baker. Henry Va- jguell ( Pries Six-pence. ) stone. Samuel Bradlhaw. Silvanus Bevan- John Nickleson. Samuel Pri…

your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects, the Mayor, Bailiffs and Burgesses of the Borough of Abingdon, beg Leave to express our Joy for your Majesty's safe Arrival in your Britiih Dominions. Wh…

Kensington, September tt. The following Address of the Lord, l^ieut^* hant and Deputy Lieutenants of the County of Middlesex, and the City and Liberty of Westminster, has been presented to his Majesty…

The following Address of the Mayor, Aldermen, Burgesses, and Commonalty of the Burgh of Great Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk, was presented to his Majesty by the Hon. Colonel Townsend, and the Hon…