The Gazette

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…

greit Obligations of a Charter, and all the Bleffmgs of an loppy and well temper d Government stould hove prompted to better tbings. But resenting witb tbe lost Detestation, their unworthy ingratitude…

defeating the 'restless wicked designs of unreasonable men. Ani we (as in duty and allegiance bound ) ( abhorring fucb principle sand practices ) io in aisince i- ty a/sure your Majesty, we Wi'l l.ti'…

Rex, Huiirnf, ofa liii,i.i.d and mix;d Monarchy. Baxter. H. C. fi'lii. Cdicchil" . The Fifth. B-'rth-right and Prox-miiv ,'f Bi md cive n,,Tirle rnRiilmr G n'cr.imeni ; aur! ir I-, lawful loprec n le …

To the King's Most Excellent Majesty. The humbly AJcftcssof the Miydr, Aldermc'd, and Burgesses of Your Borough of Readirg in the County of Berks,- and us the Graml Jury atthe General Quarter Sessions…

To the King's most Exccllen^Mia/estjr. The Humble Address of your Majesties Diet-tenant, William Earl of Craven, with the Deputy-Lien- fenants of the Cotj-hcy of Middlesex, -and the City and Liberties…

From CtJUr^Dap July 12. to gponDap July id. 1685., May it please Almighty Gud, to Coitiniic to foe' your Majesties Defender, Prcfriver, and Deliverer, giving you many and happyyears-, the hearts of yo…

B^ingdom and Monarchy ; a design so horrid, the first notice thereof struck us with so great on Amazement, thit we hove not yel recovered sense sufficient to consiitr ihe itnger or icknowleige the mer…

late hellish Conspiracy, begun and carried on byAlesperate Persons of Fanatical, Atheistical, and Republican Principles, who impudently aduming to themselves the name of True- Protestants ami Patriots…

'-leave of His Majesty, they likewise waited .-.n HLis Kojal Highness, and Mr, Rcco/dOr made Xheir Compliment to him on tbe fame Occa&u?. U 0 tbe Kings Most Excellent Majesty, - TO-tumble Address cf t…