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Duty Fo make choice of Persons of such apprpved LoyaltyJ as will faithfully serve and obey your Majesty, and not design the enllaving oftheir Fellow-Subjects. We lhall make it our hearty Prayer to God…

_, of England, Scotland, and Ireland, where any Post-Roads are or shall be Settled and, Eltablilhed, unless the Post-Master General, his Deputies or Assigns, shall first fail to Provide and Furnish th…

PArdon (Deard Soveraign ) Your Faithful Subjects, that they have not at this Remote Distance,-as early as others, Congratulated your Deliverance from that horrid Conspiracy, form'd and carried on by D…

In the mean tiine"we heartily beseech Almighty God, that now delivered you, stilt to protect you, to infatuate the Councels , and frustrate the Conlpiracies of all your Enemies. And, Dread Sir, we mos…

Mayor, Recorder:, Aldermen,* Bayliffs, and Capital Cirixdsof yow Majesty's City W Carlisle, Mettifowiffi w for the Preservation of yonr Majesties J.ife, do trlajce us Abhor thole Bloody Villaines who …

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( Your Majesty's1 ever Loyal Subjects ) cannot1 bftt {tape -for your Majesty's pardon, if once more we lay our istjoexat your Majesties Feer, to declare our Amazement at, andUe- tettation of those hor…

Page 1 Mum, M§ The London Gazette #trt>Uf!j£& by Znt&t&Hv* Ftom ^ponDay Augu-rttf, tq f&t)Ur8\j&f August 9. 1681. beenTardoncd, either, for acting iMrrlediatel/ in it thetri- WhitehiU,' Augusts. Jelve…

Page 1 JBumtu 1848 The London Gazette. ^ubhfljeDbp zumoiity. From HtJUrjJDap Augusts, to jJ^onDap August 6. 168j. and likewise in Scotland; Orhers were Conspiring" to AlJisii- nate Our Royal Person, a…