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4 \ ':'t' .-'-.- V hondured your Majesty with d most glorious Opportunity of Protecting and Civilizing the SavageTribes of this Wilderness " of affording an Afylurh to all distressed Protestants, and …

% - t'J-M- \ r It Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very gracioufly. To the King's most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Noblemen, Gentlemen,* Freeholders, and others of the…

FOR Whitehall, August 6, 1763. Whereas it hat been humbly represented to the King; that, in- the Night of Saturday and Sunday of the z ^d and z^th of July last, between the Hours Eleven and One, Richa…

'ty': 77/* Vi?.ua,,i^ ^ce, August ,2 ji6i J be Commistioners for V;f} n- " rj~ * ' ' ""*' do hereby vive Nctice thL 3 ?" **&&' Na*J < *ri . ^eahTw elv^^ tf ^ T7/ be ready to ieat n^M p't "' ^ '\ "* cl…

Victualling Warmed therefore with" these [-leafing Sen'iments of your Majesty's Goodness, Love. .*.nd Concern, for your People, they do, with Hearts full ot Dut-, Zeal9 and Gratitude, offer up their m…

served to bless your affectionate People by your mild and prudent Government, and to instruct and animate your Royal Heir, by the Wisdom of your Counsels; and the Lustre of your Example. And as the Ey…

'','\i''vY- <Ss'-'V tv-^'v/N i'V'- . . Victualling Office* July 25, 1.763. The Commistioners for Vidualling His Majestfs 'v^vy do hereby give Notice, tbat on Wednejday the 3 \Jl of August next, exadly…

Province of Nova Scotia, Halifax, the zKth of April, 1763. Secretaries of State, to be laid before the King? has, by his Lordship, been presented to His Majesty * Which Address Hi's Majesty was please…

our Liberties, Civil and Religious, depends* under. God, on the Succession in your Illustrious House, we beg Leave to renew all former Assurances, of our inviolable Attachment to your Majesty's Person…

We cannot, without the deepest Concern, fee your Majesty's upright ahd benevolent Intentions ih some Measure frustrated by a Spirit of Division and Discontent unhappily spreading itself at this Time a…