Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... faid act ; and that the faid act hath been found defective in many other respects ; and therefore praying the House to take the premisses into confideration , and to grant the petitioners fuch relief therein , as the House shall think ...
... faid act ; and that the faid act hath been found defective in many other respects ; and therefore praying the House to take the premisses into confideration , and to grant the petitioners fuch relief therein , as the House shall think ...
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... faid petition , recommended it to the confideration of the House . Then the faid petition was brought up and read ; setting forth , that the petitioner drew up a plan for the better fupplying this metropolis with plenty of fish by land ...
... faid petition , recommended it to the confideration of the House . Then the faid petition was brought up and read ; setting forth , that the petitioner drew up a plan for the better fupplying this metropolis with plenty of fish by land ...
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... faid petition , recommended it to the confideration of the House . Then the faid petition was brought up and read ; alledging , that the petitioners have laid before this House an account of the fum granted for 1762 ; and fetting forth ...
... faid petition , recommended it to the confideration of the House . Then the faid petition was brought up and read ; alledging , that the petitioners have laid before this House an account of the fum granted for 1762 ; and fetting forth ...
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