The Papers of Lewis Morris, Governor of the Province of New Jersey from 1738 to 1746: Published by the New Jersey Historical SocietyGeorge P. Putnam, 1852 - 336 páginas |
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Página 101 - ... whereby bills of credit may be struck or issued in lieu of money, or for payment of money, either to you, our Governor, or to any person whatsoever, unless a clause be inserted in such act, declaring that the same shall not take effect until the said act shall have been approved and confirmed by us, our heirs or successors.
Página 90 - So We bid you heartily farewell, and are Your very loving Friends and humble Servants, MONSON. R. PLUMER. EDW: ASHE. M. BLADEN. JA: BRUDENELL.
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Página 101 - Act be punctually and bona fide observed and put in Execution according to the true Intent and Meaning thereof. And to the End that his Majesty's Commands herein may be fully made known to all his Subjects within your Government and that none of them may pretend Ignorance thereof, you are hereby further required and commanded to publish this Instruction in such Manner as may best answer his Majesty's gracious Intentions herein signified. And whereas...
Página 92 - Given under our hands and the seal of the office of admiralty, this 17th of July 1794, in the 34th year of his majesty's reign.
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Página 99 - So we bid you heartily farewell, and are Your very loving Friends and humble Servants, HlLLSBOROUGH SOAME JENTNS Ed: BACON ED: ELIOT GEO: RICE ORWELL J.