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Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… desire to speak with him at the same time. Messrs. Tryon, Nivine, Jory, Duport. Mr. Rowland Tryon, Mr. Nivine, Col. Jory and Mr. Duport attending, they were asked …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… carpenter, for the building of a church. Mr. Marsh and Mr. Nivine summoned. Ordered that the said Mr. Marsh and Mr. Nivine be acquainted that the Board desire to speak with them … had been desired, their Lordships acquainted him that Mr. Nivine not being able to attend this day, as he had been …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… [ fo. 437] attending with Mr. Rowland Tryon and Mr. Nivine, Agent for that Island, presented to the Board a …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… to be prepared [fo. 223], was agreed and signed. Mr. Nivine and Colonel Warner attending [(Jour. X. fo. 255) fo. … had given his consent to the passing the said Act, Mr. Nivine produced to their Lordships the affidavit of Mrs. Ann … was read, as also a letter from Colonel Warner to Mr. Nivine upon this subject, but their Lordships further …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… summoned. Mr. Tryon being withdrawn, ordered that Mr. Nivine, who has been concerned as Agent for Antigua, be …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… St. Christophers in April, 1722. Mr. West's reports. Mr. Nivine. Antigua Act. Draught of representation on Acts of St. … Mr. West's reports thereupon being read and Mr. Nivine, agent for the said islands, attending, he was … His Majesty for his confirmation thereof. Upon which Mr. Nivine desired their Lordships would suspend taking any …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… complaints against him were secretly brought home by Mr. Nivine (443 i.iii., 459 i., 465 i., 484). They taxed him with … assassinate Parke.; Act for establishing Courts repealed. Nivine's complaints were to be heard on Sept. 26th, 1709 … in Antigua. Disappointment caused by the delay through Nivine being carried prisoner into France had already led to …