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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… others for carrying on the Fishery; I can find nothing but sugar brought, and rum, molossus from Jamaica, Barbadoes, and … Majesty's forces retired out of the same into the French Colonies, where they resided and continued to act in open … out of the ports of France to trade at Cadiz at the French Colonies and elsewhere to give security, under the penalty of …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… from whence they even draw halfe the quantity of sugar that pay for such goods, and only raise from thence an … would be of great advantage to this place, and to all H.M. sugar Colonies, if there was a law made in England to restrain His …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… hardly a failed of bringing an Indian war upon all ye Colonies of English on the Continent. Your Excellency is not … Feb. bought for the use of Joseph Crisp 5000 staves for sugar cask, and lodged them in a storehouse in Basseterre … private persons who have fallen into the Dutch and French sugar trade, and very much assisted and improved the French …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… for the effectual setling of the said Island; whereby our sugar trade might be increased, and a considerable income … for the breeding of stock, tho' not fit to be planted with sugar canes. (vi.) Provided nevertheless that no person shall … to prohibit the importation of French or other foreign sugar, rum, cotton or molosses. Continues:There being some …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… particular, and sent coppys thereof to our neighbouring Colonies. H.M. goodness in extending his mercy even beyond … prohibitting the importation of French and other forreigne sugar now lyes before me, and in answer to that part which …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Besides the soil of Barbados and of some others of our Sugar Islands is so worn out, that it does not now produce sugar canes without great charge in manuring, and the land at … H.M. Commissaries at Paris for matters relating to the Colonies in America. Similar letter to that to Lord Stair …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… offices towards procuring such a one etc. We are small Colonies and subsist chiefly on trade; if our homeward bound … with great quantities of rum, moloss's, flower, pork, sugar, tobacco, black cattle, sheep etc. from the American … with a considerable quantity of moloss's, tobacco and sugar, all which is expend'd in this land; but no cotton …