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death of His Royal Highness the Duke of York and Albany, your Majesty's teloved and illusSriows Brother. Devotedly attached as we are to your Majesty and the House of Brunswick, we deeply participate …

discipline of the British army, it is impossible too highly to appreciate ; while we recollect this, as well as the kindness and affection of His Royal Highness to all with whom he was connected in th…

23 February 1827. The Edinburgh Gazette. Number 03520 Page 59 …

deprived the civil and religious institutions of this Protestant country of a firm and undaunted defender, the army of a steady friend and most able director, public and private charities of a zealour…

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jesty .under this great and trying calamity; Mid may the Almighty Disposer of Events long continua to the British Empire the mild and paternal raiga of your Majesty, and long grant to your Majesty the…

16 February 1827. The Edinburgh Gazette. Number 03518 Page 51 …

13 February 1827. The Edinburgh Gazette. Number 03517 Page 49 …

great nation, is the constant and sincere* prater of your Majesty's firmly and faithfully attach&d .sub- :ects.'. Given under our common area! at the Guildhall of the said Borough, the 25th day of Jah…

sion to the divine dispensation, in the affectionate \ sympathy of the Royal Family, and of your loyal ? subjects, find an early mitigation to the. poignancy of your affliction, and that, under a tria…