Bulletins and Other State IntelligenceCompiled and arranged from the official documents published in the London gazette., 1830 |
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August Baron Bart Bishop Borough Church City city of Westminster command commonly called Lord county of Middlesex county of York Court at St Crown-Office day pleased December delivered direct letters patent Earl Edward Edward Hall Alderson effectually repairing Excellent Majesty Garter Gentlemen graciously pleased hereby Highness the Duke Honourable George James's James's-Palace jesty's John Charles Herries Justice KING's Most Excellent Knight late Majesty letters patent Levee LONDON GAZETTE Lord Chamberlain Lord Chamberlain's-Office Lord in Waiting Majesty in Council Majesty was pleased Majesty's March Marquess MEMBERS returned Monday November o'clock Officers parish pleased to appoint pleased to direct present PARLIAMENT Privy Council reign returned to serve Reverend Right Ho Right Honourable Right Honourable Charles Right Honourable John Right Honourable Sir right of election road Robert Chester Royal Assent Royal Highness Saturday Seal Shire Sir James Sir John Sir William Sovereign Sussex Throne Thursday town United Kingdom Wednesday Westminster Whitehall
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