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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… small vessels for transporting men built at Newhaven and Dunkirk. Tell Sir Thos. Heneage that Hummerston is banished, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… manufactured there. Much of the English ordnance seen in Dunkirk and Spain has been taken in war. [3 pages.] 1601 ? …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… college, if not, they are shaken off. Father Hungerford at Dunkirk persuades English prisoners to serve the King of … enemies of the contrary side; Father Hungerford, placed at Dunkirk to convert to the King of Spain the English brought …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1678
… of London, that on 4 April last, he was challenged by a Dunkirk man of war on the Dogger bank, which fired on him, … said brother dwells nigh Canterbury. He was a captain at Dunkirk. [ Ibid. No. 210.] Notes by Williamson, from the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… men belonging to a fleet of fifty or sixty sail bound for Dunkirk laden with stores, bombs, salt, etc., and had … from Nantes and other parts of France, laden and bound for Dunkirk. [ Greenwich Hospital News Letters 4, No. 41; and … caper put into Leith from cruizing, coming last from near Dunkirk, where he landed twelve men who brought off two …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… 22nd, in the evening, sailed hence his Majesty's ships, Dunkirk, Winchester, Ruby and Swan, and joined next morning … two days before, three Zealand capers brought in there a Dunkirk privateer of twenty guns; that Admiral Russell had … on Monday next, passing along the coast and visiting Dunkirk, in order to give the king an account of what posture …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… port where they should be, whether it was Gravelines or Dunkirk. It was Dunkirk (saith she), and other talk there was of the Duke of …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… Eliz. CXLVI. 18.] ( On March 27, Boischot was still at Dunkirk; on April 7 he desired an answer from the Queen to …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… and has taken Mardyke, a place between Gravelines and Dunkirk, which, it is thought, he will lay siege to, though … de la Motte is retired, for the water was so let in at Dunkirk that it nearly drowned all his men. Two ensigns of Scots are put into Dunkirk, and as many into Winox-bergen, to prevent any …