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serve their new one with most unbounded compl addition ai /addition sance, & we are tol'd they actualy made several offers of their services through Ld. Nottingham
If deletion these /deletion addition such /addition was deletion e /deletion the real State of things, (& & deletion Such /deletion addition so /addition it appears to be), the King's conduct may be easily accounted for, to prefer the merit of present compliances to that of past obligations is not peculiar to a Monarch. his underline an unclear /underline truth too of unclear in ordinary life
On the 19th. of Octr. the King open'd the Session with Speech from the Throne, wherein He recommends seasonable & effectual Supplys, with a Bill of Indemnity; & to make things go better down with the Whigs Baron Atkins was deletion made /deletion addition nam'd /addition Speaker of the House of Lords in the Room of Lord Halifax who had been prevail'd upon to resign. *
A unanimous Vote of thanks pass'd deletion unclear /deletion & an Address ^ addition was /addition order'd to be presented, this had a favorable appearance
