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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Denmark desiring liberty for the petitioners to live and trade in Barbadoes and Surinam, and as their residence in … the Colony, and number of inhabitants, the nature of the trade, and the improvements they are endeavouring. They are … in matters of conscience and divine worship ; their trade is no way managed to the advantage of his Majesty's …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… also the office of Governor of the same for life, with the trade thereto belonging, and all other liberties and … cities, forts, &c., and to proclaim martial law. Also sole trade with the Indians, and power to seize and confiscate the … Governors of said King refuse, to endeavour to settle such trade by force, and by doing such acts as the Council shall …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… receipt of 1,000 l. from the last Spanish ship admitted to trade, and will present it to Lord Willoughby on his arrival, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… an inventory of her lading, and to have full liberty to trade in the island. The justices to send in an account … reading by Mr. Clifford of the report of the Committee for Trade. Wherein it was resolved that the several wrongs, … to the House as the greatest obstruction to our foreign trade, and that the House would support the King with life …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… him some hopes that four Swedish ships might have free trade to Barbadoes during the differences between England and Holland, since when the trade has been made free to all nations by his Majesty's … Begs that said Swedish ships may be allowed to trade from any Swedish port to any English plantation. …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… of this place will draw in short time most of their trade hither, where he has begun to set up a school of better … to the Genoese, and were the Dutch driven thence, their trade in Guinea would not be half so considerable, and the … of Delaware, it would be a considerable place for a trade to belong to his own Province, and beneficial to the …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… ships trading hither may not be terrified to abandon the trade by the evil success of such as have within four hours …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… for proceeding with the fleet, having used the Barbadoes trade many years. p. [ Col. Papers, Vol. XXII., No. 57.] … 1730. Reasons for the settlement of Newfoundland and the trade under Government. First, in respect of his Majesty's … greatest if not the only nursery for seamen, and when the trade flourished it bred 10,000 yearly. Under a Government it …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… thither and thence, or remain on account of the fishing trade or transporting commodities of the growth and … Endorsed: "Read in Council, April 5, 1669. Scotch ships to trade to New York." 1 p. [ Col. Papers, Vol. XXIV. No. 35.] … New York with such as shall desire to plant there, and to trade between said places, or remain at New York on account …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… have three great men-of-war that take all vessels that trade in their islands; if a war happen fears they will be … times, fearing she was a privateer, they entered into trade with Capt. Barnard and made a bargain for his whole …