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Regis. | . ‘nd this Matrer touching his ®#bcoil Majefties pleafure about the Re-°3” cels, was referred to a Committee, and to confider the Power of the Houfe to adjourn it felf. _ The Soveraign may adjourn the Sir Simos Parliament, as wellas the Parlia- ae

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Many times Fudgments given in Tid. Parligment have been executed,the Parliament continuing, before any

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