The Gazette

bur greatest Boast and Happineis, tne Name of a frotestant free People.r-, The -following humble Addrerfe of thr Mayor, Aldermen, Recorder,.JJt-rgeflesj ani Principal Inhabitants of the Ancient Bo-* r…

berty which we enjoy as Englishmen; and thS . Religion which we profels as Protestants, are of all earthlV Bldfings the greatest, and without which all others would soon become vain and insignificant …

it must intirely reverse all the distinguishing Advantages procured to these Kingdoms by the Glorious Revolution, and since farther secured with the Expence of so much Blood and Treasure, and deprive …

Circumstances, and who owes it to the Bria. tisli Generosity and Valour that either him* self pr his Family are in a Condition at this Time to insult them or any other Nation. But we are still more su…

thc Mayor Kt. Chairman ofthe Sessions, accompanied bj*; several pther Justices of the Peace for the said County, introduced by his Grace the Duke of.Newcastle one of his Majesty's principal Secretarie…

Vain therefore are the Hopes of our Eney mies, if they flatter themselves, that a People in Possession of such valuable Blessings, can fail to shew the greatest Vigour and Zeal sot securing andj perpe…

Commission with which your Majesty has beeri pleased to honour us the said Justices, but even at the Hazard of all that is near and dear to ' us, - to avow and defend your Majesty's law ful and rightf…

The following humble and unanimous Address of the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermeri, Sheriff and Common-Council of the City of Canterbury inBurghmote assembled, has been presented to His Majesty by Sir Thoma…

Royal Mind " the rendering your Enemies -uncapable. of disturbing your Governmenti and compelling them to enjoy the happy Fruit* of Peace, which they neither merit nor desire, will be a more noble Eve…

Thownfhend, Esq; and Horatio Walpole, Esq: theiii Representatives in Parliament, introduced by the. Right Honourable the Lord Viscount Townshend one of His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State* Wh…