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Page 178
... for or by reafon of any Difability , or want of Qualification for fuch Office or Offices , or for or by reafon of any ... nor fhall any Forfeiture or Penalty be incurred , nor the Right of any fuch Officer or Officers be called in ...
... for or by reafon of any Difability , or want of Qualification for fuch Office or Offices , or for or by reafon of any ... nor fhall any Forfeiture or Penalty be incurred , nor the Right of any fuch Officer or Officers be called in ...
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... to appear at the Time and Place by them appointed , ` there ' to deliver in a true Copy of the Lift of fuch Seamen , which was delivered in by the Officers of the refpeetive Parishes the laft Seffions : And the faid Juftices are ...
... to appear at the Time and Place by them appointed , ` there ' to deliver in a true Copy of the Lift of fuch Seamen , which was delivered in by the Officers of the refpeetive Parishes the laft Seffions : And the faid Juftices are ...
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1 refpective Mafters , with whom he fhall have fo ferved , are hereby prohibited from paying him perfonally fuch one half Part of his faid Wages , for fuch his faid Service : And the faid Masters are hereby respectively required to pay ...
1 refpective Mafters , with whom he fhall have fo ferved , are hereby prohibited from paying him perfonally fuch one half Part of his faid Wages , for fuch his faid Service : And the faid Masters are hereby respectively required to pay ...
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Contents
A defence of adm1 | 1 |
against the Bill | 60 |
Q of Hungraland ought to be affifted | 66 |
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