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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… the murder of Gilbert Reynolds, commands that you report how the fact appeared to you at the trial, and send it to me … of the Admiralty, desiring them to report their opinion how the officers and seamen of the first, second and … upon all occasions, I desire you will let me know how far they may be concerned in the bill now brought into …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… The enclosed letters directed to the King and to Mr. How, relating to the Excise, I return to you again, and … the Lords of the Admiralty. I have moved the King to know how he would please to have the French governor of Hudson's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… and his lawyers would have been called to an account how they came by a copy of the record, if Mr. Solicitor had … whatsoever, and part very great friends. All the doubt is how far the Duke of Ormonde will endeavour to show his power. … acquainted that their Excellencies cannot but take notice how long this execution has been deferred. The Irish bill for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… it before the Lords Justices, who recommend an enquiry how the town of Dover comes to be unpaid for the marines … and though perhaps his Majesty does not know himself how he shall dispose of them, yet our politicians, who … in America. Their Excellenices, finding by these advices how much Capt. Wright, the commander of the Quidah Merchant, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… me to send you a copy of the memorial, for your report how to prevent like complaints. [ S.P. 44. 100. p. 316.] The … of it, and he waited only for these depositions to resolve how Horton should be secured and prosecuted. I have sent to … king from the envoy of Portugal, for their opinion as to how far it may be convenient that leave be given to carry …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… neither of which is current in this place, made me enquire how they came by it; for before her arrival I was daily … here that lord Rochester is to be our lord lieutenant; how truly I cannot tell, but very confidently. The trustees …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… and, this island destitute of a man-of-war, not knowing how soon they may be pillaged) to leave one of our ships, … will be hard put to it in Westmoreland, as will John How, esq., in Gloucestershire; and the story of Mons. Poussin … of Trade. You should advise with the attorney-general how Totterdale may be proceeded against. ( Cal. S.P., America …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… coming back. Sir George Rooke having so often represented how dangerous it may be to send away the ships at this time … in Council, it is there the directions will be given how it shall be prosecuted. [ Ibid., p. 166.] Oct. 15. … to them. I saw Lord Abingdon at Oxford, where he expressed how glad he would be if his Majesty would do him the honour …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… predigree of Melchyr Lavallen's family, and to shew you how the King is entitled to his estate, which is worth 800 l. … and the history of Lavallen's family, to let you see how James the Second's brother produced a fraudulent … that hear-say is ground sufficient to defame any one, how far it may go, or where it may end, they nor nobody but …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… reports on Tuesday next. The enclosed will inform you how near the bill for confirming the Articles of Limerick was … it would soon be at a loss, and give over. It is doubtful how far any check from Holland would prevail upon him, … gave their consent. They asked, at the same time, how they would provide against another alarm, in case Chteau …