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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… wanting these, among sands unknown to us, with foreign pilots and our masts and rigging maimed, I leave it to any … Resolved to attempt St. Malo, provided we may have pilots that will take charge of our ships near the Quince … your directions to the Downs (where I shall stop for pilots) whether I shall proceed straight to Dunkirk without …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… that Lord Romney and Lord Berkeley, Mr. Meisters and the pilots should decide on measures for ruining the two forts at …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… obedience to your command, I have supplied them the best pilots of the place, and such light vessels as they had …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… before you sail to provide yourselves with good and able pilots for the coast of St. Malo, especially such as shall be … and Bembow, you are to furnish them with so many able pilots from Guernsey as they may require for the service on … the Treasury that they might pay you the 12 l. for the two pilots mentioned in your letter. [ Ibid.] Sept. 26. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… On arriving at Ostend yesterday, I met the six Dutch pilots I had appointed here from Holland, who understand the … of this place and Niewport to let me have as many pilots as I should demand. I intend to get ten or twelve … be enough to execute the design undertaken, if the English pilots may be employed on board the great ships that are to …
Statutes of the Realm
… the Losses sustained by the Obstinacy and Carelessness of Pilots and others; Throwing Dust, &c. into the Rivers of … appoint Officers for Government of the said River and of Pilots, Masters of Ships, &c. and may impose Fines. And …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… held on the 2 nd instant, we examined the commanders and pilots of the small frigates, and find that they did their … I see is not signed by half the Board. One of the Dover pilots, called Richard Colling, was brought to Deal to go … All the great ships to lie off Gravelines, for the pilots agree that ships drawing above fifteen or sixteen feet …