The Scots Magazine, Band 4Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1742 |
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... parliament , for obliging so quartered ; and shall pay fuch reasonable innkeepers , victuallers , and others prices as fhall from time to time be appointed liable to the quartering of foldiers , to furnish by the Juftices of the Peace ...
... parliament , for obliging so quartered ; and shall pay fuch reasonable innkeepers , victuallers , and others prices as fhall from time to time be appointed liable to the quartering of foldiers , to furnish by the Juftices of the Peace ...
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... parliament ; that they were to appoint the rates of necef- fary provifions for the foldiers and their horfes , but not fo as to exceed the allow- ance given by the government , and ex- prefsly limited by the very act itself ; and that ...
... parliament ; that they were to appoint the rates of necef- fary provifions for the foldiers and their horfes , but not fo as to exceed the allow- ance given by the government , and ex- prefsly limited by the very act itself ; and that ...
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... parliament began to think of reftoring the laws to their priftine force . However , as we were then engaged in a dangerous foreign war , and upon that ac- count obliged to keep a greater number of troops in the kingdom than ufual ; and ...
... parliament began to think of reftoring the laws to their priftine force . However , as we were then engaged in a dangerous foreign war , and upon that ac- count obliged to keep a greater number of troops in the kingdom than ufual ; and ...
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... parliament would reduce the army , and that our regular troops would at last come really to be , what they are every year fuppofed to be by parliament , nothing but guards and garrifons ; which would of courfe free all those who do not ...
... parliament would reduce the army , and that our regular troops would at last come really to be , what they are every year fuppofed to be by parliament , nothing but guards and garrifons ; which would of courfe free all those who do not ...
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... parliament agreed to a claufe , which feem'd to confirm this interpretation : for it was then enacted , That no ... parliament to confent to this harth and unequal method of providing for the immediate fubfiftence of the troops . I am ...
... parliament agreed to a claufe , which feem'd to confirm this interpretation : for it was then enacted , That no ... parliament to confent to this harth and unequal method of providing for the immediate fubfiftence of the troops . I am ...
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