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fort they write, That thc French Ambassadors are much dissatisfied with the Answer to their Proposals, and1 tbat they declare thc King their Matter will rlever part with what he is at present possesse…

sower, hy whomsoever countenanced or attempted $ and mare jttniiultrly against (bit Association., -*** full of Wetiprft now before tlie Deputies of the Clergy, this-i?" Out, ^enfi[teniwj!ili.ysut,-M(j…

matter of the Regality, tot cease; and that t&crer was a talk of caHinga General Council, or at least a National one, iii Italy. Tn thc mean timc,"ithfci Deputies of the Clergy of this Kmgom are proV …

Page 1 -fSumb*, 17* J The London Gazette* $uMtQ)eD ty ^uttjo^itr. From ^oriOap April 24. to *COuC0Dap April 27. 1682. Upon this Memorial, the- Electoral Colledge, after several long and serious Consul…

Page 1 JBum6.,i7I4 -pti^tSjeD dp atu^ojitp. From ^fjuriefDaj? April 20. ta g^onDap April 24, 1682; Argleri, Feb.}.6. French, gkes, his Electoral Highness e*ooooo Livres H E Mth Instant-, Admiral* Herb…

whitehal,April ip. His Majesty was pleased this As. ttcrnoon, to make the following Order in Council, Ai tbe Court at **Vhitchal thii 19th day of April, its!!n \i His k-jesty, and tlie Lords of H*s Ma…

rences with the Prince of Orange: We* arfi informed that the Heer i' Amerongen, who removed lately from Berlin to thc Court of Saxony, gives an account of che goods Success he has in his Negotiation t…

vun.vKC, WHCvitcm tss viiik ut arcane vr vj rr r , vrvv - ded the faii stymie can likewise be Caution to Hit Majesty, that vbtfaii City stall observe such a Conduit, tt may not glili'his Majesty any j…

rejw-rt, Noble-men, Deputy-LJeudeifants^ pfftite^^ the Peace, and Grand Jury for tbe County of "LeMe- ller, atthe Assize? there held, tbeyhree&nst twentieth' day of MaFCh,a- ihe four and thirtieth yea…

hf E.&- l rtrct*- MnowSstxblistfedby law, tenst sot the, PnferVotbn of thtJZirgffierfbn, fad* the dbvfrnmfat in the- State, andSSsVwrtb bf aslktting (nonuments of English Loyalty ) yep nevertWel-iss l…