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... Richard Gough , andW.Jolliffe Efqrs.knighted Efq ; and William Jolliffe , Efq ; } To the KING's most Excellent Majefly . Addrefs of the The humble Addrefs of the Lord Mayor , Liutenancy of and the reft of Your Majefty's Commif- fioners ...
... Richard Gough , andW.Jolliffe Efqrs.knighted Efq ; and William Jolliffe , Efq ; } To the KING's most Excellent Majefly . Addrefs of the The humble Addrefs of the Lord Mayor , Liutenancy of and the reft of Your Majefty's Commif- fioners ...
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... Richard Earl of Scarborough for the County of Northumber- land , Charles Marquefs of Winton for the County of Carmarthen ; And Richard Vi- 412 count count Irwin for the Eaft - Riding in the Vol 56 The POLITICAL STATE.
... Richard Earl of Scarborough for the County of Northumber- land , Charles Marquefs of Winton for the County of Carmarthen ; And Richard Vi- 412 count count Irwin for the Eaft - Riding in the Vol 56 The POLITICAL STATE.
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... Richard Steele , Efq ; to form , made Gover . entertain , govern , priviledge , and keep al Company of nor of the Rog a Company of Comedians for his Majefty's Comedians . Service , to act Tragedies , Comedies , Plays , Operas , & c ...
... Richard Steele , Efq ; to form , made Gover . entertain , govern , priviledge , and keep al Company of nor of the Rog a Company of Comedians for his Majefty's Comedians . Service , to act Tragedies , Comedies , Plays , Operas , & c ...
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... Richard Willis Lord Bishop of Glocefter . The Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen of London , gave their Attendance in the accustomed Man- ner ; the City Companies in their Live- ries were in their refpective Stands , the Streets being ...
... Richard Willis Lord Bishop of Glocefter . The Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen of London , gave their Attendance in the accustomed Man- ner ; the City Companies in their Live- ries were in their refpective Stands , the Streets being ...
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... Richard Anderfon Efqrs , were Sworn Gen- And tlemen Ufhers of his Majesty's most Hon- ourable Privy - Chamber . At the fame daily waiters time , Sir William Oldes was fworn Gen- to the King tleman Ufher of the Black- Bod ; And Fe- Sir W ...
... Richard Anderfon Efqrs , were Sworn Gen- And tlemen Ufhers of his Majesty's most Hon- ourable Privy - Chamber . At the fame daily waiters time , Sir William Oldes was fworn Gen- to the King tleman Ufher of the Black- Bod ; And Fe- Sir W ...
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