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SCGCJ.766.050
3 Jun 1766:21 (25)
London. . . March 18. Vast numbers of his Majesty's right
trusty and loyal subjects, . . . attended his Majesty in St.
James's Park, and expressed their unfeigned joy on an
occasion, which will, no doubt, restore union, harmony, and
prosperity, to every part of his Majesty's . . . dominions.
. . [8 lines, 50 coaches of American merchants went to
House of Peers.]
The bells of the several parish-churches of this
metropolis were set a-ringing, and there was an universal
joy appeared in the countenances of the people in general. .
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