The Gazette

Page 1 j^utnu 5°*3 London C-oLazette. $ttklli!)sa fe? &vitl}witv. From ©atUCUsi? July 19. to &llt$mv July 2 2 . 1 7 1 2 . Kensington, fuly 19. A Condescension so great (since tbe making of Peact . and…

Page 1 JSumfc, j05 4 onaon -uazette. $ttl)UC|)fc& bp ^utSjojitr* From *Cl)Ur0^a? July 17- to @attltSaj> July 19- 1712- At the Court at Kensington, the fjth o/July, 171?. feffion of that important Plac…

Administration, be our speedy receiving (ifiaagre all Designs to tbe contrary) that Blessing we have so long wiflsd for, from the Hands of the best of Queens. The following Address from the Borough of…

of which no Account taken from the Place where made, without giving to the Officers, -within the Bills of Mortality -24 hours Notice, and H. pther Parts two Days, is a forfeiture of 20 1. All Starch n…

Page 1 jaunib. *|o29 $tttsli$cti ty Zufymtv* From -djursiDap July i°- t0 ®8tuc*cap July 12. 1711- Kensington, ftily id. ward Crejs. tt and Richard Mitton, Esquires, their Representatives in Parliament…

to Tour People those Advantageous Terms of Peace, by Tour Great Wisdom tni Goodness procured fbr them. The Difficulties raised from Abroad, and unn itural Oppo itions to this good Wor\, from a restles…

Tbat (notwithstanding the close Conspiracy and tbe secret Artifices of an iU-dejignitig and j'aPiot't Mr. Justice Powys.' Party both at Home and Abroad, all united and join d Mr. Barofi Bury.\ togethe…

To the QUE E N's Moil Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Mayor, Aldermen and Burgeffes of the Borough of Portsmouth. Most Gracious Sovereign ! WE humbly beg leave td approach Tour Maje fly, …

Entries to be made upon Oath or Soleiiin Affirmation of Quakers. ' The said Duties must he cleared off within six Weeks after fuck Entry fliall be or fliould be maae, on Penalty of paj ing dnuble Duty…

Majesty ; so fiiall we joyfully reap tbe Fruits ofa long-wijh'd for Peace, and fee that great Blessing doubled to these Nations, by the Continuance of Tour Majefly's prosperous and gentle Reign over u…