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… and goods as he should discover to have belonged to the pirates that were executed for Avery's piracy, which were …
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… decreased. There had been a most licentious trade with pirates Scotland and Curacao; and he found the collector, Mr. …
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… as the late Governor did, and because he discouraged the pirates, having prevented eight pirate ships from coming to … ruined the town, by hindering privateers (as they called pirates) from bringing in 100,000 l. since his arrival. Dated … that the petitioner was wife of one of the lately executed pirates; recommending that certain plush for which she asked …
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… to England and was principal evidence against those of the pirates who were executed; that he had petitioned for a … of Admiralty of the conviction of Henry Adams, one of the pirates. Minuted:21 7 br 1698. The pet r to have w t is not … to have ye velvet. [Mary Bishop was the wife of one of the pirates.] 7 pages. [About Aug. 9.] 25. Petition of Patrick …
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… each of the Com rs sent with the squadron for reducing the pirates in the East Indies, to enable them to provide for …
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… for being a broker between Col. Fletcher and some pirates, continued to correspond with them. He (the writer) … He sent also another deposition of Williamson concerning pirates' money; the most remarkable thing in it was Col. … when they sent four ships to Madagascar, not to trade with pirates, and that had made him sick of such counsellors. The …
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… from Madagascar and obtained there by barter with the pirates, some of whom had Col. Fletcher's commission and …
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… He was the ringleader when that ship's company turned pirates; he was said also to have served the Mogul eight or … he endeavoured to apprehend Guillam and some other pirates in Rhode Island, two were taken, but Guillam was …
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… Ireland, Thomas Wake, and William Mace or Maze, or other pirates since the 13 April 1696, made by the King to Richard …