...the diflenting minifters of Devonfhire ; the proteftant diflenters, being freeholders and burgefTes of the town, and county of the town of Nottingham,...joined with other inhabitants of the church of England ; expreffing their apprehenfion, that, in the bill then depending, it might be propoied to enact, that...

...mayor, jurats, and cojnmonalty of the king's town and parish of Maidstone, in Kent, in common council assembled. At the same time remonstrances were offered...be proposed to enact, that the said militia should he exercised on the Lord's day, commonly called Sunday, and praying that no clause for such purpose...

...the protestant dissenting ministers of the three denominations in and about the cities of Londort-and Westminster; by the protestant dissenters of Shrewsbury;...be proposed to enact, that the said militia should lie exercised on the Lord's day, commonly called Sunday, and praying that no clause for such purpose...

...trade of the East to the mercantile energy and spirit of the empire at large." A Petition of the mayor and burgesses of the town and county of the town of Nottingham, was also presented and read ; setting forth, "That the petitioners are impressed with the most lively...

...denominations in and about the cities of London and Westminster; by the protestant dissenters of Shrewshury; the dissenting ministers of Devonshire; the protestant...county of the town of Nottingham, joined with other inhahitants of the church of England, expressing their apprehension, that, in the hill then depending,...

...three denominations in and about the cities of London and Westminster ; by the Protestant dissenters of Devonshire ; the Protestant dissenters, being freeholders...no clause for such purpose might pass into a law. Though nothing could be more ridiculously fanatic and impertinent than a declaration of such a scruple...

...mayor, jurats, and commonalty of the king's town and parish of Maidstone, in Kent, in common council assembled. At the same time remonstrances were offered...of Nottingham, joined with other inhabitants of the 1757. church of England ; expressing their apprehension, that, in the bill then depending, it might...

...of London and Westminster ; by the protestant dissenters of Shrewsbury ; the dissenting ministersof Devonshire ; the protestant dissenters, being freeholders...of Nottingham, joined with other inhabitants of the 1757. church of England ; expressing their apprehension, that, ' in the bill then depending, it might...

...militia-bill remained under consideration in the house, a petition for a constitutional and well-regulated militia was presented by the mayor, jurats, and commonalty...no clause for such purpose might pass into a law: though nothing could be more ridiculously fanatic and impertinent than a declaration of such a scruple...

...militia-bill remained under consideration in the house, a petition for a constitutional and well-regulated militia was presented by the mayor, jurats, and commonalty...that no clause for such purpose might pass into a law : though nothing could be more ridiculously fanatic and impertinent than a declaration of such a scruple...