The Political State of Great Britain, Volume 9J. Baker and T. Warner, 1715 - Great Britain |
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... Town ; as did late Gen. Stau- the fame Evening General Stanhope , in hope arrive his Return from the Court of Vienna , having had a very quick Pallage from Hol- land ; and not been above 24 Hours be tween the Hague and London . The next ...
... Town ; as did late Gen. Stau- the fame Evening General Stanhope , in hope arrive his Return from the Court of Vienna , having had a very quick Pallage from Hol- land ; and not been above 24 Hours be tween the Hague and London . The next ...
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... Town- fhend .. The fame Day , the Marquis de + Jan. 3d . Trivié Ambaffador Extraordinary from The Sicilian the King of Sicily , was admitted to a Ambasador private Audience of his Majefty , being has Audience conducted by the Mafter of ...
... Town- fhend .. The fame Day , the Marquis de + Jan. 3d . Trivié Ambaffador Extraordinary from The Sicilian the King of Sicily , was admitted to a Ambasador private Audience of his Majefty , being has Audience conducted by the Mafter of ...
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... Town , feveral Interviews and Conferences pafs'd between Conferences him and the late Lord Chancellor , the among the Bishop of R - r , the D. of Od Chief of the the Earl of St - d , Mr. Arthur Moore , late Miniftry . and ( as fome ...
... Town , feveral Interviews and Conferences pafs'd between Conferences him and the late Lord Chancellor , the among the Bishop of R - r , the D. of Od Chief of the the Earl of St - d , Mr. Arthur Moore , late Miniftry . and ( as fome ...
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... be abfent upon Furlon from the Governor , who are difperfed in a Parts of his Majefty's Dominions , and leav Letters of Attorney with Perfons about the Tow Town , who purchase their Penfions from them ; Vol 1 The POLIICAL STATE 44.
... be abfent upon Furlon from the Governor , who are difperfed in a Parts of his Majefty's Dominions , and leav Letters of Attorney with Perfons about the Tow Town , who purchase their Penfions from them ; Vol 1 The POLIICAL STATE 44.
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Town , who purchase their Penfions from them ; Vol . IX . I think the Publick should have some better Security they are alive at the Time of Pay- ment than Certificates under the Hands of the Minifters and Churchwardens , feveral of ...
Town , who purchase their Penfions from them ; Vol . IX . I think the Publick should have some better Security they are alive at the Time of Pay- ment than Certificates under the Hands of the Minifters and Churchwardens , feveral of ...
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