Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... supply granted to his Majesty , that they do con- fider of the acts mentioned in the fourth , fifth , and ninth resolutions of the faid Committee which were poftponed . Then Mr. Alderman Dickinson ( ac- cording to order ) reported from ...
... supply granted to his Majesty , that they do con- fider of the acts mentioned in the fourth , fifth , and ninth resolutions of the faid Committee which were poftponed . Then Mr. Alderman Dickinson ( ac- cording to order ) reported from ...
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... supply , fufficient to answer his present occafions , he expressed himself in very warm terms to fome confiderable persons near him against an address of that kind ; but , at the time he spoke of it publicly , his Majesty fad , That ...
... supply , fufficient to answer his present occafions , he expressed himself in very warm terms to fome confiderable persons near him against an address of that kind ; but , at the time he spoke of it publicly , his Majesty fad , That ...
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... supply of the year 1761 , together with the charges and expences attending the fame , be , with the like consent of the several proprietors thereof , charged upon , and made payable out of the Sinking Fund . That it is the opinion of ...
... supply of the year 1761 , together with the charges and expences attending the fame , be , with the like consent of the several proprietors thereof , charged upon , and made payable out of the Sinking Fund . That it is the opinion of ...
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