To the KING's Most Excellent Majesty, The humble Address of the Bisnop of Bath and Wells, the Dean and Chapter of Wells, and the Clergy of the City and Diocese. Most Gracious Sovereign, WE, your Majes…

Liverpool, Ormfkirk, Warrington, Whoever stiall apprehend and convi l, or cause to he- apprehended and convided, the Person pr Persons voho stole the said Bags, voill be entitled to a Revoard of TWO H…

this Kingdom, should be Members of the said Committee. And also that Lord Frederick Campbell, Robert Lord Bistiop of London, Lord Grantley, Sir Lloyd Kenyon, Master ofthe Rolls, The Honorable Thomas H…

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and those whom a kind Providence has placed under your auspicious Government, have so recently es- . caped. .While we feel die most fervent Gratitude to the Almighty-for- averting* a Blow, which nothi…

Nation at'large, bn the very providential Escape you have had from the daring Attempt o'f a wretched Assassin'. Tniit your Majesty, under whom" our Liberties are safe and oiir Commerce protected, may …

bitants of the Town of Wakefield, folly sensible hoft much the Happiness and Welfare of these Kingdoms depend upon the Continuation of the Life and Health of our Gracious Sovereign, humbly beg Leave t…

Page 1 From ^atUtDBP August 19, to C u e f e p August 22, 1786. St. James's, August zz. Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very T W H E following-Address of the Chancellor- graciously. Masters…

Deliverance, which it has pleased tlie Divine Providence to grant your Majesty, from the late alarming and horrid Attempt to deprive these Kingdoms of that invaluable Life to which we owe the inestima…

From arid after the 1st of February, 1787, From and after the ist of December next. Territories respectively, according to the Form and in the Manner described in the said Act. And whereas the Commiss…