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… and the Cask wherein the same is putt upp changed or any bad and decayed Butter shall be mixed and packed upp with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… and Trim; for in going from Newry to Dundalk it is a very bad road. I believe the enemy will abandon this place … with her. They say that the enemy's troops are in a very bad condition and badly mounted. Colonel Wolseley having … than in the last campaign, and the Irish are in a very bad state. Is glad that artillery has been sent off for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… that some of them had already been at sea, but put back by bad weather. That there was still in the harbour about 16 … being sent on shore to press seamen he happened to meet "bad company," and being drunk went, with others, to the house … with salt, bound for Dieppe, but their compasses being bad they mistook their way, and took this for Dieppe. Last …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… The arrangements made about embarking the soldiers are bad; Shales has deceived us in several ways and generally … imagine that he desired letters of recall; his health is bad but he never desired to return till the King's business …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… The intelligence they give us, together with the bad weather, has made us stay all the first and second rate …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… forage for four or five days. The magazines are still in a bad state. I hope you will have all this put in order before … instant. Since our cruising at sea we have met with very bad weather, wherein several ships proved leaky and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… Lord Berkeley to the Duke of Shrewsbury. The extremity of bad weather has hindered the ships from sailing with the … not stir till he sees us beaten to pieces by the continual bad weather we have upon this coast. The Montagu having lost …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… induce them to desert, for we have but mean quarters and bad neighbours of the popish army which was advanced within … says there is no forage there and that the roads are so bad that horses have difficulty in going along them. The King … Roscommon is dead at Chester and his regiment is in a very bad condition and Lord Lisburn's is yet worse; these two …