Occasional Essays on Various Subjects: Chiefly Political and Historical; Extracted Partly from the Publick Newspapers, During the Present Reign, and Partly from Tracts Published in the Reigns of Queen Elizabeth, King Charles I., King Charles II, and from Bishop Burnet's History of His Own TimesFrancis Maseres |
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... pleasure of the Governor of the province to which he shall belong , and his refidence in the faid pro- vince , and no longer , and who shall receive and enjoy fuch falary , or fees , or other emoluments , during his continuance in his ...
... pleasure of the Governor of the province to which he shall belong , and his refidence in the faid pro- vince , and no longer , and who shall receive and enjoy fuch falary , or fees , or other emoluments , during his continuance in his ...
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... pleasure of the Governour , or of the King , as his Majefty , in his royal wisdom , fhall think fit , but should never be given by patents , under the great feal of Great - Britain , to be holden during the lives of the patentees ; and ...
... pleasure of the Governour , or of the King , as his Majefty , in his royal wisdom , fhall think fit , but should never be given by patents , under the great feal of Great - Britain , to be holden during the lives of the patentees ; and ...
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... pleasure of the Crown , as the King's privy Counsellors do in England ; but should not be removeable or fufpendible by the Go- vernour . They might either be fome of the members of the greater , or legislative , Council , or not , as ...
... pleasure of the Crown , as the King's privy Counsellors do in England ; but should not be removeable or fufpendible by the Go- vernour . They might either be fome of the members of the greater , or legislative , Council , or not , as ...
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... pleasure of the Crown between the numbers of twelve " counsellors and thirty - fix , or fome other pretty diftant " limits ; fo that the king , in his royal wifdom , may , at any time , either add to , or take from , the faid coun- a ...
... pleasure of the Crown between the numbers of twelve " counsellors and thirty - fix , or fome other pretty diftant " limits ; fo that the king , in his royal wifdom , may , at any time , either add to , or take from , the faid coun- a ...
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... pleasure , if any humble ideas of mine can contribute to roufe her from that infa- tuation that has fo long guided her , and to reflore her to that luftre and fame the formerly fo juftly poffeffed . If .... my my reprefentation accords ...
... pleasure , if any humble ideas of mine can contribute to roufe her from that infa- tuation that has fo long guided her , and to reflore her to that luftre and fame the formerly fo juftly poffeffed . If .... my my reprefentation accords ...
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