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of Great Britain unclear and Ireland King Defender of the ffaith & To All to whom these presents shall rome. Greeting Whereas in Consideration of the unclear Love and Affection unclear wee bear forward & the Queen our most Dearly beloved Consort and for the better Support of her Royal Duty wee were Graciously pleased to Grant and Allow unto her a Sum Annuity or Yearly Pension of fforty Thousand Pounds of Lawful money of -- Great Britain to be unclear and Payable unto her said Majesty at the Receipt of Our Exchequer out of Our -- Civil List unclear Now Know Ve that wee of our Especial Grant rertain Knowledge and mere motion -- have Given and Granted and by these presents Do Give and Grant unto our said most Dearly beloved-- Consort Queen Charlotte a yearly Sum Annuity or Pension of Ten Thousand Pounds of Lawful money of Great Britain in Addition to Our said former Grant of fforty Thousand Pounds by the Year the same to commence from the ffifth day of July One Thousand seven hundred and Sixty two and from thence to be payable and paid quarterly by four Even and Equal portions at the-- Receipt of our Exchequer at Westminster at the Usual Days of Payment in the Year out of any Our Treasure or Revenue that shall from time to time be and Remain there Applicable to the uses of Our Civil Government The first quarters' payment of Two Thousand ffive Hundred-- Pounds' to be Issued and Paid on the Tenth day of October these next Ensuing To have hold Receive and Enjoy to Our said Most Dearly-- beloved Consort the said Yearly Sum of Ten Thousand Pounds in manner aforesaid during Our Royal pleasure And wee do hereby -- Authorize Require and Command the Commissioners of Our Treasury or any Three or more of them and our High Treasurer Chancellor -- and under Treasurer of Our Exchequer for the time being that they do cause the said further Yearly Sum Annuity or pension of Ten-- Thousand Pounds to be Issued and Applyed in manner aforesaid to Our said Most Dearly beloved Consort or to her Treasurer for the -- time being for her Use And these our Letters' patent or the unclear or Exemplification thereof unclear with the Acquittance or Acquittances' of Our Most Dearly Beloved