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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… William Courteen's ship is brought back by the north-east wind. He will now see her safe into the Thames. There are … for his own coming in, on account of the uncertainties of wind and tide at that time of year. Dec. 10. 26. Minutes by …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to be detained. Mr. Montagu is kept at Dover for want of a wind, but none shall go before him. Incloses, 11. i. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to embark, that the writer may be there at the time. The wind blows so fresh he cannot ride in Dover Road. [ Two pages …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… came aboard his ship riding in Tilbury Hope, but the wind had since changed so that they could not stir from … to ride three days within sight of the Brill, by a strong wind from the north-west. On the 19th, put my Lady [Strange] … Strange to Capt. John Pennington. Feared bad news, for nor wind nor weather was favourable, but his care prevailed above …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Ellis Hickes, William Hickes, Samuel Hickes, and Richard Wind, of the one part, and Henry Hurlock, of the other part, … with all diligence perform the contents as soon as the wind alters. If they go for Denmark the victualler must be … Guernsey. The Assurance sailing something better afore the wind, stood away with all the sail she could put abroad, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… off Pendennis as if making for the harbour, but the wind suddenly rising they bore off to sea. The castle is …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… sent to him as to place of embarkation, in case of adverse wind. Wishes Nicholas to arrange for stores with the Surveyor … Doubts he is in some harbour in the West country, for the wind has been westerly ever since he left the Downs. Ships … Rainsford, with their followers at the Cowes, but the wind coming south-west, he was forced to anchor, where he …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… to make a start thither, and sailed the same evening. The wind becoming adverse, they were obliged to stop four tides. The same wind brought the rogues out, and on Thursday morning they … July came to Portsmouth. Was detained there by adverse wind until the 24th August, when he took aboard Sir Peter …