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... to the Queen dr»(s her taajelty was Mr. Fox gave notice, fliculd move repeal a. Wednefday* Ectttions were, with v , prcfented arcroft’s bill for better regulating county elections, regifteripg freeholders. Lord Gower prelented, from the appointed-for ...
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... Thejolkwing is the copj of a petition tvhieh Mr. Su- therland delivered to the King ifter the drawing room on Th.trftiay the zidttlt. lo ti.e- \i ig s [vlo ft Excellent Majefty. Tht iiumbie petition of James Sutherland, Eft]. late your ?? 'sCommiflaryan ...
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... following words, ' Dr. James's Analeptic Pills the King's patent. Sold by j. Croufe, E» W. Chafe, and R;. Beatniffe, at Norwich, and by thofe other per-fons only the country, who have certificates imder Mr. Newbery's hand, for vending Dr. James's Powderi ...
... Advertisements and Mr.r, y „e,s^„.A , ( Mr. Eaton, Mr. Kocblc. G„n, Mr. W, Dnvnham 'Mr, liolmßiy Difsi Mr. Clouting, Mr, Balev, Pulliam- Mr • . Hunt ...
... the ingenious Mr. Hamilton, and engraved by Mr. Pollard, reprefenting the burning of Martyrs Smithfieid, during the reign of bloody Mary, price od. each, to continued weekly, without interruption, till the whole is completed) of The Rev. Dr. New and Compete ...
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... Dr. Price, tbougb be bat declined a formal reply to Mr. Burke's PampkUt, bat offered a. juftification of bis own conduQ in the new edition of bis Difeourfe oo the Love of our Country. In page 49 he fays, have adopted the words of Scj'piure, lettefi tbou ...
... Stamford aged Mr W111 Symoids many years a reputable baker place laft died Mr Griffin King merchant Nafjiugton Wqdnefday fe’nriight died at aged 70 Mr Evered an opulent farmer Sax-ham near Bury Friday laft died in the year of his age Mr ...
... AIN. On Tuefday last wu married at Croydon. in this county, Mr. CI ill', jun. of Little Everfden, farmer, to Mifs Porter, one of the datigh:e s of• Mr. Poher, of Croydon. On Wednefdav died, Mr.itichard SimperinAhun, of icitleton. iii the . 15th year of ...