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at Kensington, and which contains partly the Reasons, which, notwithstanding all the paternal Love & affection for His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, who allways behaved as a dear & dutifull son to His Majesty; moved His said late Majesty, to make in the said Codicil of the 6th of Oct: 1757. the above mention'd Revocation, Repeal & Disnullation; and partly the Declaration, that as since the making of the Will of the 3/14 April 1751. the Death of three of the Princesses had happened, the sum of two hundred Rixdollars, bequeathed therein once for all to all the Princesses, should be divided in three equal Parts, between His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, and the surviving two Daughters.

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By what has been said it appears: that tho', according to the 2d. 3d. & 4th symbol. and the therein mention'd Documents, not only 3,308091. Rixdollars 32. gros in cash, & bonds; but also certain immoveables, together with some gold & silver Effects, and silver Plate therein specified, had been intended for His Royal Highness