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To His Royal Highness George Pilrice of .Wales, REGE-NT of rtie United Kingdom of £reat Britain avid Ireland. May it please your Royal Highness, WE, the Bailiff, Recorder, Justices, Burgesses, and Com…

Page 1 17319 The London Gazette. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1818. Lord ChamberIain's-Office, December 27, 1817. leave to express to your Royal Highness our un- feigned condolence on the late most awful and …

the Throne with this expression of our condolence on an event which has deprived your Royal Highness of a beloved daughter, and your august House of one of its brightest ornaments, whilst it has disap…

House and the nation at large, by the unexpected and untimely death of the Princess your daughter, and her Royal progeny. Yet, while we offer our condolence on this mournful occasion, we cannot but de…

to offer to your Royal Highness our condolence, and to express our acute and heartfelt grief on the late melancholy and calamitous event, which, under circumstances peculiarly affecting, has bereaved …

their sorrow to the memory of our departed Princess, and to tender at the same time, the homage of their condolence. And while on this gad occasion we mingle our tears with the tears of the country, p…

Page 1 J&timl). 17314. [ 2547 3 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, THE following Addresses have been presented and for the purpose of offering to your Royal to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent} Highness our hu…

Page 1 [ 2515 ] The London Gazette. &ut|jortt£, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1817. THE following Addresses bave been presented affection, operate as an- healing baltfr'«pon thft to His Royal Highness the Pr…

To His Royal Highness George Prince of Wales/ REGENT of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. May it please your Royal Highness, WE, His Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Gentr…

the Bailies and' Trustees of the Towns of Port Glasgow and Newark, beg leave to approach your Royal Highness with our dutiful and sympathizing expressions of the most heartfelt sorrow for the late cal…