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wouhd, kill, destroy or steal, any Red oir Fallow Deer, or unlawfully rob any Warren or Place where Conies or Hares were usually kept^ or fliould unlawfully steal or take away any Fiih out of any Rive…

ty, who are actuated by those pernicious Principles and wicked Inclinations, which have? in all Reigns either opposed a good Prince, o**f flattered a bad.one. ...,-.< We beg Le-ive also to assure your…

Permit us therefore, Great Sir, to assurfc your Majesty, that we abhor and detest those Steps that have been taken by some of the Powers of Europe, inconsistent with their Engagements to your Majesty,…

attacking that Important Fortresi which was, yielded to tliis Nation by the fame Treaty ta which he owes his Crq*wn. *, .(* * , . -L The Engagements' entered into in Favour of a Popifli Pretender fill…

the warmest and most lively Sentiments of Admiration, Duty and Gratitude. When we fee one Prince, who owes the Addition of great and valuable Territories to. the successful Arms of this Nation, making…

m the Succession im your illustrious House, they may in a more advanced Age be fitly qualified either to serve your Majesty in the more publick Functions with equal Affection and Fidelity, oi be dispo…

County of Hertford is ready to snake k% utmost Efforts in Defence of your Majesty-** Royal Person, in maintaining the Possessions*,' and aliening the Dignity of the Imperial Crown of Great Britain, an…

j*, r^*. Britain, and the Lieutenant and Judge as the said Court, as also the several Courts of Admiralty within His Majesty/s Dominipns, to take Cognizance of and judicially pror ceed upon all and al…

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Trustees-Office, Broad-street; March i5> *7 7 . The Trusteet appmited by AB of Parliament for Sale d the Estates of ihe late DireBots of the- South Sea Company, and others, give Noiice, That tby inten…