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28 February 1817. The Edinburgh Gazette. Number 02470 Page 63 …

has been relieved, will cease to promote the iate- rested views of those from whom they have received neither sympathy nor relief. [Transmitted by the Marquess of Anglesey, G. C. B. and presented by V…

to your Royal Highness our abhorrence of the wicked and treasonable attack made upon your Royal Highness, on your return from the House of Lords on Tuesday the 28th of January last. ? Whilst we deeply…

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pectations that the general declaration of the public sense of the nation, expressed in its loyal addresses on this occasion to your Royal Highness, will have a most salutary eft'ect, and by the full …

21 February 1817. The Edinburgh Gazette. Number 02468 Page 55 …

University of Oxford, beg leave to approach the Throne with expressions of unfeigned attachment to His Majesty, and to your Royal Highness's Person, Family, and Government, ? We contemplate, with feel…

18 February 1817. The Edinburgh Gazette. Number 02467 Page 51 …

on the happy, escape from tlie late most daring outrage offered to your sacred person. We are unable to express our abhorrence of the villainous authors and abettors of it, and devoutly pray, that the…

Edmund Morris, of Charley Wood, Esq. William Alexander Morland, of liamberhurst, Esq. Clement Winstanley, of Brauns- ton, Esq. Sir Robert Sheffield, of Nor- manby Hall, Bart. Monmouthshire, Robert Tho…