Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Nide 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Sivu 66
... King's father . It is plain they are uneafy with a Parliament , and confe- quently would have fuch a revenue granted , that hey might have no more occafion for one ; in fact , no Englishman can give the money which is demanded ; and for ...
... King's father . It is plain they are uneafy with a Parliament , and confe- quently would have fuch a revenue granted , that hey might have no more occafion for one ; in fact , no Englishman can give the money which is demanded ; and for ...
Sivu 133
... King's Meffengers in fearching at Standifh- hall and other places . Taffe fhewed an extraordinary zeal in his Majefty's fervice ; but might have been much more useful than he was in finding concealed arms and perfons , if he had made ...
... King's Meffengers in fearching at Standifh- hall and other places . Taffe fhewed an extraordinary zeal in his Majefty's fervice ; but might have been much more useful than he was in finding concealed arms and perfons , if he had made ...
Sivu 249
... King's additional in ftructions ; and that of the 30th of the fame month , were no ways warranted by , but quite exceeded the King's inftruc- tions , fince the faid letters , without any infinuation of any method to be taken that might ...
... King's additional in ftructions ; and that of the 30th of the fame month , were no ways warranted by , but quite exceeded the King's inftruc- tions , fince the faid letters , without any infinuation of any method to be taken that might ...
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