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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… the Massachusetts and other Colonies they would be ruined by the extraordinary charge, and stand in great danger of being condemned by the malice of their declared enemies, the Massachusetts. … unless we be relieved by private trade with the Spaniards our want thereof will be very great. The French have lately …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… that the map of the Island is miscarried; it was sent by one Wilkinson, Master of the Golden Lion, who ran away in … which daringly or in gasconnade comes within range of our guns, and will not strike to the King's flag on our forts, or rather platforms, for they do not deserve that …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… this side of the tropic in the Treaty of Neutrality signed by him and me ( see previous volume, No. 741 IX.) If the King … is now expected there, where I shall meet him either on our frontier or theirs. Count d'Estres sailed home with his … The King required us to do it, so we shall thereby show our obedience to him as in duty bound. Nor is Scripture …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… not be recovered since Francis Lord Willoughby's time, by the rules of this Court. It is impossible to do anything … necessity has forced us to consent to some things which our judgments disapproved; but we hope that our reasons will … us to that effect within a reasonable time. Signed, Chas. Modyford, Ro. Byndloss, Jo. Cope, Tho. Ballard, John …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… they desire to have their government held in New Jersey by charter of the Duke of York. Also is "under the Duke's … are unable without assistance to go to Virginia and earn our bread and found a new Colony. We beg also immunity for … in their own cause as to what negroes are merchantable, to our great prejudice. So that we are unable to continue that …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… with Governor Esmit; the latter said that the order sent by the King of Denmark with reference to the New England … the King. We beg you to accept a late but hearty tender of our duty from us. who "casting a speculative optic on the … pray ever for your safety. With the widow, we cast in our loyal mite, casting our lives and fortunes at your feet, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… at any time since my arrival. These have been stirred up by letters from Nathaniel Weare, and improved here by Waldern, Gillman, and Vaughan, who is lately gone to … A letter in the terms of the above report. "We will have our instructions punctually obeyed without any diminution …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Earl of Sunderland. I have been driven into this harbour by want of provisions. The Island affords plenty enough, yet I cannot be accommodated for our money, though I have the King's commission, unless we … Bee or some other be employed to every year to transport our tobacco to England. This will be a great security for the …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Narragansett and Niantic countries as was not sold before by the Indian Sachems, and to be owners not only by purchase but by deed. We have been labouring at great … 60,000 acres, as we shall choose to have surveyed at our own cost, that the French plantation shall be part of the …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… expresses to the Governor of Canada, the last of them by Major Macgregor, late an officer of the French service, … he believes) and returned privately to Quebec in October. Our Governor and Major Macgregor had known nothing of it, but … Canada, all their forts and towns had been destroyed by our Indians before the treaty arrived. The case was thus. One …