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& State the condition of the Revenue from the Revolution to Michaelmas last; to State the Loans that had been made thereupon, & how the Laid Revenue had been employ'd.

That an humble Address be presented to His Majesty to lay before Him the ill conduct of the Irish War, the Armys, & Fleet, & to desire His Majesty in His Wisdom to find out the Authors of these Miscarriages, & to put the Management of Affairs, into the hands of unsuspected Persons, & more to the safety of His Majesty, &the satisfaction of His Subjects.

deletion unclear levell'd at the Tory part of the Administration /deletion

The Address itself when reported to the House by Mr. Hambden contain'd many things levell'd against the Tory part of the Administration want of ability or integrity was in express terms laid to the Charge of His Majestys Advisers