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ofthe IPoor* H$c. made in the second ntear pt the Reign of his present Majesiy "* to increase the Salary os tbe Stamp-Master in thesaid Acl mentioned,; ani for encreafing the Salary of the Treasurer o…

silt only ih Words, but in Activity, and iri doing all we can to chuse and send such Representatives to Parliament, as are not likely to give up those civil and feligious Liberties of Englishmen, whic…

The Committee fqr Letting the Citiet Lands in tbe Account of the Chamberlain of thc City of London,givi Notice, That tbey intend to Lett by Lease or Grant* Liberty for Lighting the City of London, and…

Page 1 |2um&* 72512. The London Gazette. puWlQjeri hp dut&otffo From Huenja-? Aptil 23. to featurtrag April 27. 1734 Great Seal of Scotland, has by him been pre- Whitehall^ April iS. sented to his Maj…

A Son Altesse Serenissime Monseigneur le Prince d'Orange. Monseigneur, LES Francois Protestants Refugiez fupplient tres- humblement votre Altesse StreniJJime de leur permettre de lui temoigner la Joye…

-TTTHereas We have in Council thought fit ** to declare our Pleasure for summoning and holding a Parliament of Great Britain on Thursday the Thirteenth Day of June nexl> ensuing the Date hereof: In or…

Page 1 iflumb* 7»8£ The Londoii Gazette. PttWfl&eDtopautfjotftp* From featurDap April 1 3 . t o •TirueRm;**) April 16. 1734* Westminster* April 16. ties redeemable by Parliament*^ani for fit* tling th…

an ra too recent, ahd a Deliverance tdd great to be forgot, or but barely remembredj or coldly mentione'd, as it seems to be by a part of your Majesty's Subjects, who at tins time are fond, vainly fon…

Madam, Vis E have the Honour to wait on your '" Royal Highnesi, in the Name of the Protestant Dissenting Ministers ih and about these Cities, to express our Joy in your Happinesi ; a Joy which arises …

bappy Nuptials between his Serene Highness the Prince of Orange and her Highnesi th? Princesi Royal r Nuptials that portend to us the greatest Blessings these Nations can either wiih for or enjoy, by …