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... rar wis received from the Lords, defiring the at-, y Rents, &c. 1o which he has bSt tead:mee of tie Iloufe forthwith.—~The Speak- ! *,% Letters directed to . Mr. Bown, - ufl, er, fa' owed by feveral Members, went up fo the Wilhams's;-Now 43, cmc._.mgg: ...
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... coscerned know pothing of their buinel. Thele Committees, in the lwogi;(su(c.;, con: fift of the Archbifho of Canterbury, the Speakes, the Chmceaos of the Exchequer, &¢. Theymay be very proper p -rlons 10 eondudt the atfairs of the State, but they are wifit ...
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... London. Jobn Collingdon, of Plough-court, Lombard - ftreet, merchant, June ?, July 6, Auguft 3, at Guildhall ~—dttorney, Mr. Speak; Southwark. William Powell, of Shepton-Mallet, innholder, finq :9,4'0. Augult 3, ac tbe Bell lnn, Shepton t.— Attorney, Mr. ...
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