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wr vr& wh6 should, oh or before the said Twelfth Day ef September, in like Manner voluntarily enter themselves to serve' in His Majesty's Royal Navy } and that a Reward of Two Pounds for every able,* …

M' Bart. Representative in Parliament sor the said Town* being introduced by the Lord of His Majesty's Bed-Chamber in-Waiting : Which Address His Majesty was pleased to receive very gracioufly. To the…

which adds Dignity to the Monarch, or bestows Happiness on the Subject, united to a Princess, whose amiable Endowment? and distinguished Merit, while they bless His Majesty with domestick Felicity, mu…

- The following Address df the Bailiffs and Bur^geUes of the Earldom and Burrough *f Flint, has been presented to His Majesty : WJwcii Adrireis His Ma-' jesty was pressed to receive very gjraelroufly.…

.-$$s the County of Hereford, to approach your Royal Person with the warmest Sentiments of Joy and Affection, in offering our Congratulations to your Majesty, on this most auspicious and happy Occasio…

life St. Jamess, December 8. The following Address of the Mayor, Aldermen, Bailiffs and Citizens of the City of Carlisle, has been presented to His Majesty by Henry Curwen, Esq; one of their Represent…

f7 . i- September last, enter themselves to serve in His Majesty s Royal Navy, either with the Captains or Lieutenants of His Majesty's Ships, or the Chief Officers on Board such Tenders as ihould be …

fi^Ff^K Firfi Lieutenants. Waif. DowdefwelL Robert Lloyd. Harry Gordon. Hugh Higgins. John Halstead. John Campbell. Edward Thompson. Abraham Wootton. Thomas Barely. Edward Henville. Ter. OXoghlen. Dav…

Page 1 numb* toi^o. rJ'^Tgr'^ he London Gazette. •JBuMfef&tfe i>? flutbojltf. • M H M M M k From CuieCDa? November 24, to &atucDag November zS, 1761. A'T the Court at St.'James's, the 25th Day of loya…

"""-... (.-?;** . V 1. w.-".* " W*v, '\'?*t AT the Court at St. Jamess, the 19th Day of Oftober, 1761, PR E S E N T, The KING's most Excellent Majesty in Council. WHEREAS the Time limited by His Ma-( …