...melted, and the other entirely confumed. His fercne highnefs the hereditary prince of Brunf- * 3thwick arrived from his travels, at St, James's, after an...and gave '^ the royal aflent to the following bills, via. The bill to continue an aft for allowing the free importation of wheat and wheat-flour, barley,...

...Herbert, William Rogers, John Copes, and WUliam. Hughes. Evan Maurice received a free pardon. This day his majefty went , to the houfe of peers, and * gave the royal aflent to the following bills, which pafled the Houfe of Lords yeflerday, viz. The bill for allowing the free importation of wheat,...

...evening before the Duke of Portland and Mr. Fox communicated to his majcfty difpatches from Holland. , His majefty went to the Houfe of Peers, and gave the royal aflent to the following bills: the malt bill — land-tax bill — Eaft India payment bill — A merican trade bill — Irifti poftage...

...dropped down to St. Helen's, and failed for America ou the 21 ft. Same day his Majefty went in ftate to the Houfe of Peers, and gave the royal aflent to The bill to enable his Majefty to make provifion for the younger branches of the Royal Family, by granting...

...dropped down to St. Helen's, and failed' for America on the 2 in. Same day his Majefty went in ftate to the Houfe of Peers, and gave the royal aflent to The bill to enable his Majefty to make provifion for the younger branches of the Royal Family, by granting...

...linen-drapers inHolbora, were executed at Tyburn purfuant to their fentence at the Old Bailey. This day his majefty went to the houfe of peers, and gave the royal afTent to fuch private bills as were ready. After which his majefty was pleafed to make a molt gracious...

...tvere admitted, and the fame was read by the recorder. His -majefty then went in, the ufual fíate to the Houfe of Peers, and gave the royal aflent to the following bills, viz. . The bill for granting to hi» majefly a certain fum out of the finking finking fund, for the fervice of the...

...and given to the populace ; the medals and money thrown among them amounted to 150,000 crowns. t,i His majefty went to the ' houfe of peers, and gave the royal aflent to the following bills, ïiz. ' A bill for granting a certain fum out of the funking fund for the fervice of the year 1764....

...Majelly's orders, all means were ufed to give the fpeedieil relief to the furviviag fuftérers. • His Majefty went to the ; " Houfe of Peers, and gave the royal aflent to. An aft for removing certain difficulties with геГреЛ to the more fpeedy and effectual manning...

...having met with the deiired fuccefs, Mr. Blake, to prevent further altercation, declined accepting it. His majefty went to the . houfe of peers, and gave ^ the royal allent to the following bills. The bill to provide for the. adminillrntion of the government, in cafe...