The Gazette

The following Address and Aitociation of the County and City of Worcester, have been pre-* sented to his Majesty by the Right Honourable ^he. Earl of Coventry, Lord Lieutenant of the iaid prodigious I…

Govertiment,. ofepge$ us to exprefe our ttttef Detestation and Abhorrence 0/ each wicked Ipf Tort to deprive us- ofthem; particularly-of $k present absurd ana unnatural Attempt* to imporfe on Us a For…

under your Majesty's just and mild Administration. And as we cannot behold this Rebellious Attempt, so full $f national Slavery and Ruin, but with the utmost Abhorrence and Detestation, when we consid…

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cession in your Royal House. And we shall ac* cordingly most earnestly pray ourselves, as well as use our utmost Endeavours, to influence those committed to our Charge,-to joyn with,-usj That Almighty…

zealous Sense of this their Duty in the People under our Charge ;. as well as to oppose tthtft avowed Irreligion and Vice, which, to the Dishonour of Almighty God, so much abound, and not only vilify,…

:o themselves j but surely it would be the vainest magmarion that could enter into the Mind of .4afy to supposes th^t a Natipn, who^ind themselves in secure Possession of fjieir .Religion^ -aws and Li…

Henry Cooke, Ch. Richardson. John Mawer. John Serjeantson; George Barber. John Jackson. Richard Hawxwell. William Bowes. John Deal- try. Robert Plompton. Richard Robinson. Gideon Murray. George Dodswo…

Thomas Chitty. John ^vlackelean. Isaac Lindo, Edward Lang- | jun. Stephen Guion, William Baker. Henry Va- jguell ( Pries Six-pence. ) stone. Samuel Bradlhaw. Silvanus Bevan- John Nickleson. Samuel Pri…