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... Particular , General Stanhope's Return , from Vienna ; the feizing of the Lof Strafford's Papers , & c . General View of the Traiterous Libel call'd ENGLISH DVICE , & c . with Remarks upon the same . Papers relating to the Abuses at ...
... Particular , General Stanhope's Return , from Vienna ; the feizing of the Lof Strafford's Papers , & c . General View of the Traiterous Libel call'd ENGLISH DVICE , & c . with Remarks upon the same . Papers relating to the Abuses at ...
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... particular manner the Freedom of their Elections of Members to ferve in Parliament , and being fatisfied that the fame hath been of late Years greatly In- vaded by the Encouragements which have been given to Tumults , Riots , and other ...
... particular manner the Freedom of their Elections of Members to ferve in Parliament , and being fatisfied that the fame hath been of late Years greatly In- vaded by the Encouragements which have been given to Tumults , Riots , and other ...
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... particular Con- fideration , and as Stated by Mr. How , Amounts to 8980 Men , but upon Cafting up the Pay - Books , it Appears that the Number now Entred there is 9109 . Nor will it seem strange , that there is this dif- ference in the ...
... particular Con- fideration , and as Stated by Mr. How , Amounts to 8980 Men , but upon Cafting up the Pay - Books , it Appears that the Number now Entred there is 9109 . Nor will it seem strange , that there is this dif- ference in the ...
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... particular , above a Twelve Month after the Money was paid , and greater Allow- ances made to Contractors by Mr. Crifp , than by the Minutes of the Board he was Authorized to do : And fuch Alterations have been made by Mr. Crifp at his ...
... particular , above a Twelve Month after the Money was paid , and greater Allow- ances made to Contractors by Mr. Crifp , than by the Minutes of the Board he was Authorized to do : And fuch Alterations have been made by Mr. Crifp at his ...
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... particular Arti- cles in thefe Accompts are founded . The first is the Annual Sum of 3008 1. 9 s . for the Sallaries of the Officers of the Honfe , pursuant to an Establishment figned by her late Majefty foon after her Acceffion to the ...
... particular Arti- cles in thefe Accompts are founded . The first is the Annual Sum of 3008 1. 9 s . for the Sallaries of the Officers of the Honfe , pursuant to an Establishment figned by her late Majefty foon after her Acceffion to the ...
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