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From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 21. St. James's, June 18. HIS Majefty-having been appoint the Right Hon. George Cavendifh, commonly called Lord George Cavendifb, to be Lord Lieutenant of the County Derby, his Lordfhip this Day took the Oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, inftea