The Political State of Great Britain, Volume 9J. Baker and T. Warner, 1715 - Great Britain |
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... House of Commons , are Difcharged from their Meeting on Thursday the faid Thirteenth Day of this Inftant January . And we being refolved to meet our People , and have their Advice in Parliament , Do hereby make known to all our Loving ...
... House of Commons , are Difcharged from their Meeting on Thursday the faid Thirteenth Day of this Inftant January . And we being refolved to meet our People , and have their Advice in Parliament , Do hereby make known to all our Loving ...
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... and Indirect Practifes of the pre- fent Government , whom they are fo au- dacious as to call a Corrupt Ministry , in order to have a Whig House of Commons elected . C 2 II . Vol . IX . II . Preffing Motives to the for January , 1715 . 19.
... and Indirect Practifes of the pre- fent Government , whom they are fo au- dacious as to call a Corrupt Ministry , in order to have a Whig House of Commons elected . C 2 II . Vol . IX . II . Preffing Motives to the for January , 1715 . 19.
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... House , without taking or asking any Directions from the Commiffioners . And the better to Cover thefe Frauds and Abuses , the Ancient Rules and Methods Established for the better Regulating the Management of the Affairs of the College ...
... House , without taking or asking any Directions from the Commiffioners . And the better to Cover thefe Frauds and Abuses , the Ancient Rules and Methods Established for the better Regulating the Management of the Affairs of the College ...
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... under my Cognizance .. Annual Charge . Sallaraies to the Offices of ) the House . - 1. s . d . ces of 23008 -3008 9 Money Money Allowances to the Military Officers and Soldiers Provisions Contingencies 46 The POLITICAL STATE.
... under my Cognizance .. Annual Charge . Sallaraies to the Offices of ) the House . - 1. s . d . ces of 23008 -3008 9 Money Money Allowances to the Military Officers and Soldiers Provisions Contingencies 46 The POLITICAL STATE.
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... House of Peers in the faid Parliament , We do , by Advice rf our Privy Council , fue forth this Our Royal Proclamation , frictly Charging and Commanding all the Peers of Scotland to Affemble and Meet at Our Royal Pa- Lace of Holy - Rood ...
... House of Peers in the faid Parliament , We do , by Advice rf our Privy Council , fue forth this Our Royal Proclamation , frictly Charging and Commanding all the Peers of Scotland to Affemble and Meet at Our Royal Pa- Lace of Holy - Rood ...
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