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The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle
Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Boston report from Southern Papers on the British House of Commons' address to the King on November 11, echoing the Lords' address, approving the King's speech and pledging cheerful grants of supplies for the year with confidence in their application.
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The Southern Papers contain the Address of the House of Commons to the King, in Answer to his Speech from the Throne, on the 11th of November last, (as inserted in our Paper of the 12th of last Month, together with the Address of the House of Lords, presented the next Day).
The Address of the House of Commons differs little in Substance from that of the Lords, being only a polite Return to his Majesty's Speech, approving every particular mentioned in it--assuring him that they shall with the utmost Cheerfulness, grant Such Supplies as shall be necessary for the Service of the Year, having the utmost Confidence in the Assurance he has given,--that they shall be punctually applied to the Purposes for which they were granted, &c.
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Britain
Event Date
11th Of November Last
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parliament approves supplies for the year and expresses confidence in their application.
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The House of Commons addressed the King in response to his Speech from the Throne on November 11, similar to the Lords' address the next day. It politely approves all particulars in the speech and assures cheerful granting of necessary supplies, confident they will be applied as intended.