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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… France, to Sec. Lord Arlington. Has delivered his Majesty's letter to this King and given him an account of the state … is resolved to erect a lodge for the Royal Company at Little Comanij, and that he has already at Adga set up his … it was recovered, as was the case with Audmabo. Both Little Comanij and Adja were conquered and possessed by the …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… received last night is in the words of Col. Codrington's letter. "The 6th of February arrived a small French man of … pert Monsieur was not willing to do his duty to the King's flag, but being before hand doubtful of some such thing, I … first set of the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina. A little volume of 75 leaves bound in vellum, entirely in the …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… letters, petitions, and complaints concerning his Majesty's plantations in America, they have resolved to offer the … five months since to Campeachy. The Spaniards are still little civil, and never meet any of our vessels without … thither has very well served the King: will give him a little address with which to wait on his honour. Mr. Ardrey …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… &c. to be fairly writ, and send same, with the Board's amendments apart, to the Assembly at their next meeting. p. … not serve for tobacco, because the merchants give them so little for it, as a year's salary will hardly clothe them. … had anything to say must speak it immediately. After some little discourse Capt. Carr was sent away to the fort (the …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… him the several things undermentioned out of his Majesty's stores to be sent to New York, in America." 100 firelocks, … taking possession of the territory described in the Duke's grant according to the Treaty of Peace with the States … Hopes he has enough religion to save his soul, but what little he has was learnt amidst the noises of drums and …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… of the Committee of Trade and Plantations, St. Christopher's. Report of Sir R. Southwell that, having asked Sir Chas. … at Basseterre, on which many cannon are mounted, and a little fort at Sandy Point, defended also by two companies of … action in his life, and his Lt.-Genl., Col. Stapleton, as little; yet for all this odds his Majesty's part of St. …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… and West Indies July 1676 July 1676 ? July. 969. Bacon's appeal to the people of Accomack. "Of part of our victory … of their laws lay formerly in a small compass till some little English lawyers crept over and brought writs of error … Virginia. 980. Giles Bland to Thomas Povey at his house in Lincoln's Inn Fields, next door to the Earl of Northampton's. …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… of several rates, the coarse Muscovado the greatest. Very little ginger and indigo grown, and no tobacco. Appeals to … of the Commissioners to Governor Berkeley and the Governor's reply of 23rd April, also letter from Lady Berkeley of 23rd … near a body of Indians the English frequently fenced their fields for them that the cattle might not damnify them, and …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… a full Act of Indemnity, but with reservation of every man's right to the recovery of just debts. Doubts not many will … the King's ships might be refitted there with expense of little time. Some object to the difficulty and hazard that … crop and great plenty of all ground provisions. Can give little account of the French since their last engagement with …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief of St. Christopher's, Nevis, Montserrat, and all other the Caribbee Islands … to conclude with the French Governor in St. Christopher's a peace and neutrality to be observed in the islands within … opprobrious messages and affronts; the complainants have little reason to entitle their sufferings to their not …