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gracious Declaration, and in your several Speeches from the Throne Iince ; are all the strongest Pledges we can possibly have of our Felicity : To crpwn all which, and as a farther distinguishing Mark…

Succession of your Majesty to the British Crown, and the joyful Prospect of its Continuance to the Protestant Line in the mdst Serene and Princely House of Hanover. And in a deep Sense of the Divine F…

Worcester, John Baker, of Hartlebury, Esq; Wilts,Walter Hungerford, Eft; South Wales. Brecon,Watson Powell, of Tilleglase, Esq; Carmarthen, Thomas Lloyd, o/Derwith, Esq; Cardigan,John Jones, o/Tuglin,…

The Lord Lieutenant's Answer to the Lords Address to his Excellency. T Am extremely obliged to your Lordslnps * *- for this kind Address, and hope to preserve your favourable Opinion of tne by my 'sZe…

with the greatest Zeal and Unanimity! to support His Government. Gentlemen of the House os CommotiSi I have ordered the proper Officers to lay before you the several Accounts and Estimates, and have n…

Lisbon, Nov. ar, N. S. The 18th In- stant came into this Port His Britannick Majesty's Ship the Gibraltar, Captain Bing Commander ; and this Day she failed from hence in order to joyn Sir Charles Wage…

To His most Excellent Majesty George tha Second, by the Grace of God King of Great Britain France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c. May ft please your Majesty* V\f E your Majesty's most loyal ah…

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To the King's most Excellent Majesty, Most Gracious Sovereign, E your Majesty's most loyal arid dutiful Subjects, beg Leave vvith all Humility to condole with your Majesty the Death of our late most g…

<* *&* tiot but reflect with the highest Satisfadfcionon our own Happiness in this Particular, while we not only fee your Majesty so happily settled in the peaceable Enjoyment of your Crownj but have …