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His Majesties MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH To both Houses of PARLIAMENT , On Friday the Third day of May , 1695.

LONDON , Printed by Charles Bill , and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb deceas'd ; Printers to the Kings most Excellent Majesty . 1695.

His Majesties MOST GRACIOUS SPEECH To both Houses of PARLIAMENT . My Lords and Gentlemen ,

I AM come to Give you Thanks for the Supplies , Provided for Carrying on the War , in which We are Engaged , and at the same Time , to Conclude this Session , which cannot be Continued longer without Manifest Prejudice to the Ends for which those Supplies are Given . The Season of the Year making it so Necessary for Me to be Abroad , that it were to be Wish'd Our Business at Home would have Allowed Me to have been there sooner .

I will take Care to Place the Administration of Affairs , during My Absence , in such Persons , on whose Care and Fidelity I can Entirely Depend ; And I Doubt not , My Lords and Gentlemen , but every one of you , in your several Stations , will be Assisting to them : This is what I Require of you , and that you be more than Ordinarily Vigilant in Preserving the Publick Peace .

Then the Lord Keeper , by His Majesties Command , said , My Lords and Gentlemen ,

IT is His Majesties Royal Will and Pleasure , that this Parliament should be Prorogued to Tuesday the Eighteenth day of June next ; and this Parliament is accordingly Prorogued to Tuesday the Eighteenth day of June next .

FINIS .