Bed-chamber in Waiting: Which Address His. Majesty was pleased to receive very gracioufly. To the KING's Most Excellent Majesty, The humble Ad-dress of the Freemen,and Citizens of York, Most Gracious …

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: ' U " " t?tfi of'the Borough of Leicester, most, firmly attached to your Royal Perfon and Government, an.d- ze-}!*-- tou'fl'y anxioal fer "the We1!fare;and Stability of fitfr Constitiition in Chu-ch…

WHEREAS the Partnership that hath- e-srAMdbet?* eeft '.'- Thomas Evans and Thomas Patty, Mercers, tr**-/ mutual Consent this Day dissolved. All the Credi tori of tf** said Partnership may be paid thei…

To which Address His Majesty was pleafe-d to re~ turn the following most Gracious Answer: J THAN K you for tkis dutiful and affidiowte Addr fs, and for the Expressions of your Attachment to My Person,…

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"V *i ceived with the^Two" Stand of Colours. But ybur Lordship will fee, both from the Return of our inconsiderable Loss, and from the Narrative annexed; that the Honor of the Regiment vvas in, no Sha…

I the Council Books, bearing Date tbe Ninth Day of June, One thous and seven hundred and eigbty-tbree. Dublin Cafile, December 20. This Day Thcmas Kelly and John Fitzgibbon, Esqrs. were, by His Majest…

to the East Indies- or other remote Voyages- where they could jot be timely furnished with New Passes) that they ihould, before the Thirty-first Day of August, One thousand seven hundred and seventy-s…