The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 65
... said pro- vince , or in or upon any goods or merchandise within the said pro- vince , or to be laden , or unladen , within the ports or harbours of the said province . And our pleasure is , and for us , our heirs and successors , we ...
... said pro- vince , or in or upon any goods or merchandise within the said pro- vince , or to be laden , or unladen , within the ports or harbours of the said province . And our pleasure is , and for us , our heirs and successors , we ...
Page 77
... said inhabitants have always bitherto been bound by the acts and flatutes made and ordained by your faid highness , and your most noble progenitors , by authority of the said court , as far forth as other counties , cities , and ...
... said inhabitants have always bitherto been bound by the acts and flatutes made and ordained by your faid highness , and your most noble progenitors , by authority of the said court , as far forth as other counties , cities , and ...
Page 118
... said he hoped to fend more fuccours , and , in the mean time , left them 50,000 pistoles ; which was all the money he had . He arrived at Brest , on the 20th of July , N. S. He wrote to the Queen . He informed her of his misfortunes . He ...
... said he hoped to fend more fuccours , and , in the mean time , left them 50,000 pistoles ; which was all the money he had . He arrived at Brest , on the 20th of July , N. S. He wrote to the Queen . He informed her of his misfortunes . He ...
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