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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… shore at St. Kitts and is lost, but the men all saved; the Winchelsea was sent to convoy some vessells; she was seen …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… and 13th. I am surprised to read the death of the Earl of Winchelsea, etc., etc. Signed, J. Dudley. Endorsed as …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… to be lost, 13 rode out the storm. H.M.S. Hector and Winchelsea received no damage. 2 pp. [ C.O. 7, 1. Nos. 26, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… and Earle, fireships, Lewes hulke. (2) Barbados, Warwick, Winchelsea. (3) Leeward Islands, Lynn, Margate. Recd. Read …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… P. . S.P. Dom., Entry Book 105, p. 61. 2. To the Earl of Winchelsea. Your warrant was signed last night, and you can …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… the Lord Treasurer. The Queen has heard that the Earl of Winchelsea has been detained by sickness at the Hague, which …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… some as soon as he gets any. The mayor of Vintsencselle (Winchelsea) had liberated the ship of Jehan le Maugnier for … aged 60, deposes that he lately bought of John Bell of Winchelsea, 12,000 billets of wood to distribute to himself … and yon. I have to-day written to the customer at Winchelsea to discharge the surety of the said Jaques and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 3,786 2 10 Weymouth 3,218 5 0 Wolf, sloop 1,997 17 4 Winchelsea 1,920 10 4 Warspight 1,595 15 1 Worcester 3,570 15 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… pink 43 9 11 Welcome, smack 43 10 1 William, pink 35 16 0 Winchelsea 2,095 5 5 William and Mary, yacht 1,140 13 2 …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… towards Wales or Ireland." He also says that one Melch, of Winchelsea, went with them, and that Christr. Hall promised … Melser, John Wynter, and another, and Roger Skevyll of Winchelsea, Chr. Hall, and Davy 2, condescended before him on … Bretagne ship, lying at Cambour Point, in the liberties of Winchelsea, and with it to put to sea to capture others. "The …