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... and are the more ready them, from your in we pciiuaded may depend upon' and Integrity for the future, and allure ourlclvts chat you will continue always vigorotlly all Meafuies have any- Tendency to overturn our Co.\ftitution, or endanger our Liberties ...
... IF any Perlbn in the Country or elfc. where, defigning a Son for Trade, minded to have him complcatly qualified for Manage that complicate one of Gi>c , r, Flaxman, Tobaccos ill. See. may have a f. r him at Nottingham, whole Affiduity and Experience ...
... Time and Pia:c a fore fit id. There will a Cocking the White von in the faid Town every Morning each Race- Day, and an at Nighr. N. Every Horlc that Runs fortheftf mull Run according to Arriclcs, and ro kiptonlyar Perfons who contribuc hull a Guinea the Plates ...
... xprcffes thickcn apace on the Affairs of Poland It appears as if King Staniflaus was aflured of the Majorityat the Ele&ion, chat our Speculates make no Manner of doubt but that he will carry it againft all the Efforts made the Miniftcrs of ccrtain Powers ...
... the Poli(h Liberties, he has cxafied from a People fice and Arbiters of their own Fate. The Republic!* herfclf implored his Succour doubled her Importunity as her Dangers and nerfclf environed with heftile A implored an Ai'ylum the Jufticc and Power of ...
... in the ,r Law A it, and his cxpcQcd to-morrow or Day to give the Royal AfiVnt to the Billsthar arc of a Parlia mcnt for the City ct Cheftcr, tiie room Sir Richard GroiVenor, Barr. dcccafcd, comes to-morrow at the Lid City. c hear that a Marriage Foot ...
... Common upon good found Land without Stint. a very good Houfe, Gardens, young Orchards, Dove-Houle, with large Barns, Stables, Coach-houfc, and all Offices fit for Farmer or a Gentleman the Benefit of a Royalty, and a Warren adjoyning to the Premifes. Lihcwife ...
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... Efq;) alia there, tho'on the Country Intercli, they ire Sir iliia:n PynTcrit, Bart, a IseigVjouringGentleman in the Country In'crcft, a- d Mr 7'urtle Letters don't a.ention Mr. Speke their prefent Member'* itanding 'Tgain. Sir Vo.k, Km. his Maj ...
... his fafter with their H'gh- A. ightwcjje that the Prince de Na&'f left in the fiiet '* Territories 'runted by. Kirn III* (X' a/ his Paris, Ma?ch 24* On Inf. ant the King Council Vcrjaillrs at which all the d upen the SubjeS a 'Treaty lately betveeen fine ...