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.^J & and Improvement of th6sc invaluable Blessings, v. " \*h we have enjoyed under your -glorious Ancestors. Permit us then, most gracious Sovereign, to offer our most sincere and affectionate Congra…

X, To the King's most Excellent Majesty, . The humble Address of the Custos Rotulorum, Justices of the Peace, Gentlemen and Inhabitants of the Ancient City of Peterborough. May it please your Majesty,…

This gives us the strongest Reason to hope, that your "Majesty will approve and pursue those wise and spirited Councils, which, in thc Course of this just and necessary War, have, by the Blessing of A…

y&&*{ over the Hearts People. to promote that due Sense of Religion and Virtue, which, by your jkoyal Proclamation, as well as hy--,/'^^- your .own IIIustrious .Example, )Ouhave so carnej^g^** recomme…

?*fc^ :he Wife, and Able, Conduct of My General; PHnce Ferdinand of Brunswick, has not only stopt their Progress, but has gained Advantages' over them,, notwithstanding their boasted Superiority; and …

Page 1 jpumt., 10052: Fhe London Gazette. $uMfefjjrt 0? aLuttyity. From -Cueroap November 11, to &atuttag November 15, 1760. St. James's, November 12, 1760. Engaged as we are, by every Principle of Du…

improved, by the tender Care of the admirable Princess your Mother, into a Character so amiable and worthy, that the affectionate Reverence of all your People had long prepared them to receive you as …

t '-i '-# ner. Tho. Martin. Sam. Bennet Smith. Gab. Lopez. John Cornwall. Jn Rigg. John Buchanan. John Mills. Ephrahim Isaac. sfr-;-.-! Levi Salomons. Caleb Whitefoord. Rib. Allen. Humphry Coes. Jnp R…

Page 1 £umk 1664^- The London Gazette. jauMistjto »*> aur|)o*u?. From &atttc*)ai November 1, to Cu«tT*ra|* November 4, 1760. A. CERE MON I AL For ihe interrment of His late most Excellent Majesty King…

Rodger!; Mayors, Sheriffs, Justices of the Peace, and all other Our Officers and Ministers, both Ecclesi- ' astical and Civil, and all other Our Subjects, whom it raay concern, to be very vigilant and…