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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… left the Hague with two gentlemen. He embarked at Flushing on the 1st inst. with 4,000 infantry, English, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the 29th September, 1635. Copy. [ Italian.] The Sampson of Flushing, Capt. Jan Vandieux, a warship of 21 guns, taken by …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… enemy fleet increases daily. A squadron of at least sixty Flushing vessels remained several days in sight of Dover …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… that the said frigate having surprized the Concord of Flushing at sea, with divers wares, merchandize, &c. bound to … Council of State. Day's Proceedings. 3, 4. The London of Flushing, and a ship in Milford Haven, taken while …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the same belonging to the inhabitants of Middleburg and Flushing,that the paper and attestations annexed be referred … information from the Mayor of Dartmouth, that a ship of Flushing, laden at Dunkirk, and bound for Sebastian in Spain, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the Treveer and 11 other ships of Middleburg and Flushing, seized in the port of London by Tim. Pye, on … on examination of Chas. Altrose, skipper of the Daniel of Flushing, order for a letter to Maj.-Gen. Desborow. [ See p. … soldiers were lately embarked at Mardike in the Daniel of Flushing for Sebastian, for the King of Spain's service, and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… managed at Falmouth, were lately removed from thence to Flushing, to the great damage of the customs and prejudice of … commodious and safer for the packet boats than the key of Flushing, at which place, under colour of victualling, &c., …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… admitting entry of about 200 tons of prize salt taken by a Flushing privateer and brought into Falmouth. The Com rs …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… ( b). [ No. 541.] Nich. Blake, for leave to bring from Flushing in an English ship some wool, iron, and aniseed. …