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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… Rider, bishop of Killaloe, being lately dead, I recommend my own chaplain, Dr. Thomas Lindesay, dean of St. Patrick's, … bound for England, I acquaint you with our arrival here. My regiment continues pretty well in health, save a few of … the smallpox, of which some are already dead. As it was my opinion in London, so it is still, that the fewer men we …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… for the Royal Regiment of Horse for November and December; my Lord Marlborough signifying to me that it is your … Ambassador and should be very glad if they would put me at my ease in it as, far as equity and preserving the King's … Mr. Liliston I am not insensible of the mistake in my last, occasioned by wrong information of the person from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… disbanded, much weaker than when we were there last. Pray, my lord, think what 16,000 men will do against that town, and … to the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas in Ireland. My present indisposition prevents me from giving so … to yours of the 14th, either in relation to the public or my private affairs, as I would do. However, I acknowledge the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… I went to Hythe, where I found the Constable, mentioned in my last from Deal, in a tavern, drinking with some of his … The father and son have never, for these forty years, to my remembrance, followed any other trade than the wool and … be done with regard to his Imperial Majesty. I think it my duty to write and inform you what the Prince of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… of the Exchequer, is dead and his place is absolutely in my disposal, but I desire the King will name the person for … conceive that in their petitions they "directly" assault "my Lady's" patent, but, "collatorally," I fear they do; … because I hear nothing of this from you nor any other of my friends. I shall be ready to go wherever the King commands …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… Lordship with the difficulties under which I labour, but my sole interest is the service of the King, as regards his … difficulties that I can remove, you may be assured that my assistance shall not be wanting in anything you think fit …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… same to Lord Capell, and send it also herewith. I spend my time, in the midst of my other affairs, conversing with intelligent Irishmen, who … their secrets for the information of Lord Capell, my only object being to serve the King and government. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… and Scotchwhich will be changed this yearmay form our [my ?] guard here. [ S.P. Dom. King William's Chest, No. 49.] … neither well enough to wait on your lordship, nor to use my own hand, but having received the enclosed I may be blamed … in Europe at a moderate expense; but as you have directed my attention simply to the most necessary repairs, I will not …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… what you will read in Lord Torrington's letter, which, in my opinion, does not speak much in his justification. Remarks … for the regiment of volunteers in the city. Postscript. My opinion is that Haddock would be the best Admiral, and … been had you not gone there. This being only a thought of my own, I acknowledge is too great a presumption in me to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… as I got in, a boat was sent to France to give notice of my being there, waiting for 6 barques that were in a small … I have not yet received an answer from the King to my letter concerning the recruits which you proposed, but if … Admiral Russell to the King. I can send no news but of my having met with the Turkey fleet, which, as it was …