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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… over with him, or has come with any ill design against the government, to send him up in safe custody to me. If you … after the "breach of the Boyne," he submitted to the government and took protection, following his husbandry. Yet … some good discoveries concerning the late plot against the government will not be able to do much in that matter. I …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… Solicitor General, he having received no directions from government for that purpose; and that upon inquisition taken … in detecting and securing such persons as disturb the government. The tradesman, whom you have bound over to the … the King's customs may not be thus prejudiced nor this government's honour be so contemptuously spoken of. [ S.P. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… next the staff, and no pendant whatsoever. Vessels in Government employ shall, besides the colours which may be … next the staff. Vessels in the employ of the different Government offices shall carry on their jack the seal used in … board this fleet a more able and zealous person for this Government. We must again recommend to you the sending of the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… Sutton on suspicion of dangerous practices against the Government. [ Ibid., p. 361.] June 4. Whitehall. A like … been directed only to them that were disaffected to the Government, but I find several which I am confident are … justices of the borough, that seeing the enemies of the Government are so active to disturb it, those intrusted with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… of your loyalty and dutiful respect both to our person and government, think fit to declare ourself to be the … Tinners, which might have been of ill-consequence to the Government, and the Lords of the Council having been informed …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… who have not rendered themselves submissive to our government, we have thought fit to require you to stop … rise or join in arms, nor to act or contrive against the Government till the 1st of October next, and that upon their … that is just and necessary for the preservation of our government and peace of our kingdom. [ S.P. Scotland Warrant …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… faithful subject, and continues to do good service to the Government in the station where he is placed, and that he has … that ever can happen both in relation to your person, your government and the future happiness of this kingdom, and I … Hays, bart., showing he has done great services to the Government, as the Lords Nottingham, Sydney, and Mr. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… is that which was tried before, and which is that the government here should be armed with power to discharge an … which used to be done when a Lord Lieutenant came into the government. [ S.P. Ireland 355, No. 53.] June 1. Whitehall. … will infallibly be short, as well as those for the civil government, which is very near standing still at present. Nor …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… no man living is more faithful and zealous to you and your Government, even under these hardships, than he. [ S.P. Dom. … in preferring officers who are disaffected to the Government, and is not free from corruption, and his … bias towards employing under-officers disaffected to your government. Upon these accusations we three were inclined to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… it being represented by others that the enemies of the Government, both of this and the neighbouring kingdoms, had … with it, for the friends as well as the enemies of the Government had been made to believe that the Government could not be vindicated of this blood. It seems …