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paffed ; and both thefe noble lords concurred in opinion , that the king did not intend to fignify any abfo- lute objection to the bill . Lord Grenville had an audience imme- diately afterwards with his majef . ty , but not a word paffed ...
paffed ; and both thefe noble lords concurred in opinion , that the king did not intend to fignify any abfo- lute objection to the bill . Lord Grenville had an audience imme- diately afterwards with his majef . ty , but not a word paffed ...
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... paffed in Ireland in the 13th and 14th years of his prefent Majefty , refpecting certain annuities . To continue until the 29th day of September 1817 , an act , paffed in Ireland in the 36th year of his prefent Majefty , for the ...
... paffed in Ireland in the 13th and 14th years of his prefent Majefty , refpecting certain annuities . To continue until the 29th day of September 1817 , an act , paffed in Ireland in the 36th year of his prefent Majefty , for the ...
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... paffed between His Majesty the King of Sweden and General Brune , at Schlatcow , on the 4th of June , as published ... paffed in the First and only Seffion of the Third Parlia ment of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland A ...
... paffed between His Majesty the King of Sweden and General Brune , at Schlatcow , on the 4th of June , as published ... paffed in the First and only Seffion of the Third Parlia ment of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland A ...
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Difpatches addreffed to the Rt Hon W Windham from MajorGeneral | 1 |
Migration of Eels From Halls Travels in Scotland Vol | 2 |
Defcription of a Species of Ox named Gazál communicated by H T Cole | 8 |
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