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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Order of the King in Council. Present the King, Duke of York, Prince Rupert, Archbishop of Canterbury, and 24 others. … to his Majesty's Plantations, and more especially that of New York, where they are altogether discouraged and … or more ships are authorised to trade from Holland to New York for seven years ; which will carry as much linen, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… and have not been seen since, divers ships were wrecked in New England, and a ship was carried off the stocks; and at … much hardship: they must be exempted from all taxes, for new settlements are like young scions and must have time to … much cried up of late, taken from the Dutch now called New York, and one of it's Governments called New Jersey, of which …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… ships. Lord Arlington promised to speak to the Duke of York about the instructions to the masters of the hired … and the forwardness with which he hath assisted their new settlement there has obliged several persons of some … and gives no satisfaction. Suggest the appointment of a new surveyor. Has hitherto been as great an encourager as any …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… of all customs, he will sell to the King his patent of New Hampshire in New England. Signed, Robert Mason. The above said wine to be … P. Colleton. Two hundred families ready to remove from New York to Ashley River, will give one third of their cattle to …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… as they term it here, but their masts stood, and getting new sails in 24 hours they came safe to their own station and … freedom contributes much to the trade and settlement of a new colony. The taking of a ketch from Barbadoes with 40 … 968. Petition of Rabba Couty to the King. Has lived in New York as one of his Majesty's subjects many years and paid …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… of what strength will be necessary for the retaking of New York." (1) six ships of war not under 40 guns a piece, and … there in garrison, with ten guns each to be landed at New York for future defence; the men-of-war will be useful …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Vol. XXXI., No. 74.] Nov. 11. Whitehall. 1382. The Duke of York to Governor Andros. Directing him to be assistant to … Received the inclosed about a month since by way of New England, from a discreet woman, who with her husband he … at his departure. With much difficulty she got passage for New England, where she now lives with her father, Mr. …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Cooke, touching his injuries at the Havana, read, and some new queries referred to him. Several other cases of … the frigates they always keep there. The ships from New England still bring advice of burning, killing, and … the Act of Trade. This day came in a fly-boat, bound for New England to fetch masts for the King, which was forced off …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… as stated with other amendments and observations in "this new Act for raising money" as to naming the salaries of the … a public revenue in Jamaica together with draft of a new law prepared, whereupon ordered that neither the officers … Nov. 502. "A short account of the General Concerns of New York from October 1674 to November 1677." Settlement of New …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… [ Dom. Entry Bk., Chas. II., Vol. LIX., p. 7.] Nov. 2. New Plymouth. 1173. Governor Winslow to the King. Concerning Wm. Harris's case referred to New Plymouth by command of 17th November 1677. The Governor … the report concerning Mounthope, agreed that the Colony of New Plymouth be obliged to pay the King a yearly …