The Political State of Great Britain, Volume 9J. Baker and T. Warner, 1715 - Great Britain |
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... Use whereof is mention'd at large in my Memorials , but I have not been able to obtain it ; but instead thereof there is lately fent me a Book with Eight thousand Nine hundred and Eighty Mens Names only , Sign'd at the end by Five of ...
... Use whereof is mention'd at large in my Memorials , but I have not been able to obtain it ; but instead thereof there is lately fent me a Book with Eight thousand Nine hundred and Eighty Mens Names only , Sign'd at the end by Five of ...
Page 55
... use their utmost Diligence in their feveral Places and Capaci- ties , to Find out , Difcover , and Apprehend the faid Offenders in Order to their being brought to Justice . And We do hereby Command , That this Our Proclamation be ...
... use their utmost Diligence in their feveral Places and Capaci- ties , to Find out , Difcover , and Apprehend the faid Offenders in Order to their being brought to Justice . And We do hereby Command , That this Our Proclamation be ...
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... , are kept in the Churches , to be made use of as Occa- fion offers . 4. To encourage Alacrity , a Reward of 101 . is given to the Men that bring in the first En- gine 1 Vol . IX . gine , 51. the Second , for January , 1715 . 79.
... , are kept in the Churches , to be made use of as Occa- fion offers . 4. To encourage Alacrity , a Reward of 101 . is given to the Men that bring in the first En- gine 1 Vol . IX . gine , 51. the Second , for January , 1715 . 79.
Page 124
... use of as a Tool , to ferve the Turn of a prevailing Party at Court . Urging , that they had indeed addrefs'd Queen Anne , upon her Accef- fion to the Crown , but that they were ' in the Wrong , in fo doing ; and were publickly cenfured ...
... use of as a Tool , to ferve the Turn of a prevailing Party at Court . Urging , that they had indeed addrefs'd Queen Anne , upon her Accef- fion to the Crown , but that they were ' in the Wrong , in fo doing ; and were publickly cenfured ...
Page 197
... use of in the E- ducation of your Royal Offspring , with fuch a happy Succefs , as already makes all who fee them admire them , and gives us a joyful Profpect that one Day they will poffefs the Vri- tues of their Illuftrions Ancestors ...
... use of in the E- ducation of your Royal Offspring , with fuch a happy Succefs , as already makes all who fee them admire them , and gives us a joyful Profpect that one Day they will poffefs the Vri- tues of their Illuftrions Ancestors ...
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Page 187 - Bounty (that is, the governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne for the Augmentation of the Maintenance of the Poor Clergy).
Page 8 - ... and government, we have thought fit, by the advice of our Privy Council, to issue this our royal proclamation, and do hereby declare our royal purpose and resolution to discountenance and punish all manner of vice, profaneness, and immorality...
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Page 56 - Proxies being Peers and producing a Mandate in Writing duly signed before Witnesses and both the Constituent and Proxy being qualified according to Law...
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