Annual Register of World Events, Volumen 241782 |
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... majesty faw and felt , with con- cern , that the various fervices of the war muft , unavoidably , be at- tended with great and heavy ex- pences ; but they were defired to [ K ] 3 grant grant fuch fupplies only , as their own fecurity ...
... majesty faw and felt , with con- cern , that the various fervices of the war muft , unavoidably , be at- tended with great and heavy ex- pences ; but they were defired to [ K ] 3 grant grant fuch fupplies only , as their own fecurity ...
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... majesty to promote Sir Hugh Pallifer to the government of Greenwich hofpital ; -and the fecond for the fhameful neglect of the navy during that nobleman's adminiftration . A vote of thanks to Sir 20th . Fletcher Norton , the late ...
... majesty to promote Sir Hugh Pallifer to the government of Greenwich hofpital ; -and the fecond for the fhameful neglect of the navy during that nobleman's adminiftration . A vote of thanks to Sir 20th . Fletcher Norton , the late ...
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... majesty had declared in his meffage , without the deep- eft regret , that he felt himself under an indifpenfible neceffity of commencing hoftilities against the united states of Holland , who , in open violation of treaties , had re ...
... majesty had declared in his meffage , without the deep- eft regret , that he felt himself under an indifpenfible neceffity of commencing hoftilities against the united states of Holland , who , in open violation of treaties , had re ...
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... majesty's name by Sir Joseph Yorke for fatisfac- tion , by taking proper notice of the conduct of the Penfionary Van Berkel , and his affociates ; and on the other hand , that fo far from difavowing the fact , or attempt- ing to ...
... majesty's name by Sir Joseph Yorke for fatisfac- tion , by taking proper notice of the conduct of the Penfionary Van Berkel , and his affociates ; and on the other hand , that fo far from difavowing the fact , or attempt- ing to ...
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... majesty's moft gracious meffage ; with an affurance of the fincere part which they took in the concern and re- gret his majefty expreffed , for the unavoidable neceffity of hoftile measures against the antient friends and natural allies ...
... majesty's moft gracious meffage ; with an affurance of the fincere part which they took in the concern and re- gret his majefty expreffed , for the unavoidable neceffity of hoftile measures against the antient friends and natural allies ...
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