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affair till they had first satisfaction given them in three particulars. x. That the Deputies ftom the several Province! mighj: be better and mote conveniently lodged, w'tbosSFexpencet as in former Di…

HisM,jesty :the Order ofthe.Cavalcade was as followetbi First Marched a Company of Lances of about 90 Persons, joof them Persons of Qjia'ity, each of them cxcel.ently mounted and habited, and attended…

to Assemble themselves within 4 Leagues of this place, so tbat ii\ little time they msy repair themselves for the former Rupture^ andmake choice of cheir Representatives to be present in tlie General-…

j' , -,i,r-i -i , 1 "^ . , i m-h !! < J*"> *' " to @ontaf, October if. 1660. parrlqijar Articles we may expect hereafter. From balmatit they write, thai a body -pf show t a thousand Foot were by the T…

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^Oltsiap, October 18, 1669. This day the Deputies from the Parliament atrehdeci him with their Compliments, as did also rhe Magistrates and the several Companies of the Citizens. Hlmbourgh,Otlob. 4. F…

CfcUtsiiap, October 14. 1669. Filititres, Bishop of Placenta md P resident of Ctstille i besides the conleiring of these Honours) the has been likewise pleased to bestow th: Charge of General of the G…

Page 1 jBumfc 4°7* The London Gazette. i->amttt)cD b? Kutgetfig. , i < n-.s." "from CfotftfUaPj October 3.. to^OttUap, October 41,11669. They farther lay, that,"s"bbiit,io ofthesnqx of war of Wtlmottt…

DUCfsi3J>, Octobers. t66k Relatiofi, ot) Ijorsejjack wajtfcg upon ids Coach j wai al-out io milestiorn i^rifte iuddtjply set uppuby a greater number pf persor^^Armed, jtho, forcing l^ird out cf tis Cp…

to SgOttiJap, October 4. 1669- rert from the place brought by a vessel which left Stan, iia tlie 28th of August, which 1.1 ve$ us this account., That the Turks being filled with courage and gtowd conf…