The Gazette

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Page 1 The on \E>uDifci)£t) bf jautiO-JIt?. £umfL 10081; From featucDa-p February 21, to Cueftap February 24, 1761. Whitehall, February 24. On the 14th, the Army halted, and the Heredi- tary Prince de…

Acceffion* to the Crown of these Kingdoms : An Event, which affords to all your faithful Subjects a pleasing Prospect of the Continuance of those signal Blessings, which we enjoyed for many Years, und…

Page 1 London j$um&. 10079. f>U&If#ieD 6? flut&0#p« FromfeatUCtiagFebruary 14, to Œtttfoap February 17, 1761, AT the Court at St. Jamet\ the 16th Day os The following Address of the Justices of Peace"…

May trie King of all Kings continue to direct your Councils; may your Ministers and Servants btt faithful to their Trusts-, and nothing interrupt the mutual Love between our good Sovereign and his gra…

To the King's most Excellent Majesty, The Address of the Mayor, Sheriffs, Aldermen, Burgesses, and Freemen of the ancient and loyal Corporation of Carrickfergus in the Kingdom of Ireland. Most Graciou…

rity of Our Religion, Liberty and Property, we fd long enjoyed, during the whole Reign of our late beloved Monarch, When we look forward, a pleasing Prospect opens before us ; we-behold a Prince ascen…

The following Address of the Roman Catholick Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Counties of Meath and Westmeath, having been transmitted to His Grade the Duke of Bedford, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, has by…

IO.1 '< , '. St. James's, January 31. HE following Address of the Nobility, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Sussex, has been presented to His Majesty by Thomas Pelham and John Batl…

To the King's most Excellent Majesty.; , Mofi Gracious Sovereign, >'"'. WE your Majesty's most dutiful arid loya Subjects, the High Sheriff, Nobility, Gentry and Clergy of the County of Leicester, beg…