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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… voyage, which we propose to begin to-morrow morning; Judge Coote and Lord Shannon having brought over two pacquet boats. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… ever been made. I have desired my friend, Colonel Richard Coote, to discourse with you on the subject. [ S.P. Ireland … of Ireland to grant further leave of absence to Thomas Coote, esquire, one of the commissioners of the great seal of … Land in Esker and Lucan, with a rent charge to Mr. Justice Coote, in custodiam to Charles Dering, esquire; John Forster, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… On Friday and Saturday he disbanded the regiments of Coote, Gibson and Bolton; their place is supplied by Colonel …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… coroner's inquest against lord Warwick for killing capt. Coote, and resolved that he shall be brought to his trial on … of manslaughter concerning the killing of Richard Coote, esq., (whereof they stand convicted). [ S.P. 44. 347. … there being no evidence that he was upon the place when Coote was killed, and it was proved that he endeavoured to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… to.). The clothing of 2 regiments now to be raised, viz. Coote's and Meredith's, and the additional men and companies … Agreed to.) To be ordered by the Treasury. Arms, for col. Coote's and col. Meredith's regiments and the additional …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… regiments of foot, viz., Brigadier Stewart's and Colonel Coote's, they being so quartered as to be able to march to … signed for the march of Brigadier Stewart and Colonel Coote's regiments to Exeter. Brigadier Stewart gave an …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… horses to go abroad to rob. Sworn before Ri. Pyne, Tho. Coote. Endorsed, Edw. Jones's Examn. about coiners and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… where they fought, 3 against 3; and one of them, Mr. Coote, son of Colonel Coote, was killed, and the rest thereupon absconded. The … Leicester Fields; where a pretty young man, Col. Richard Coote's son of Ireland, was killed dead upon the place, …