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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… she was sunk at the mouth of the harbour through stress of weather, and that the inhabitants, having complained to the … satisfaction decreed; but if it happened through stress of weather or his own fault, the King's subjects are in no way … I am sorry for your return of the gout, and am afraid the weather is not favourable for it. In answer to your letter of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… where there was neither news, nor diversion, and the weather was so bad that all I could do was to keep myself …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Admiralty to sail with the first opportunity of wind and weather with H.M.Ss. Berwick and Mary to Cadiz, and to take …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… my Lord Galway is a hundred miles off, in this terrible weather, viewing the barracks, and will not return until … Jan. 18. Dublin Castle. Lord Galway to Mr. Vernon. The weather has been so bad this last week that lord chancellor …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… of which any misfortune by the enemy's fire, or by bad weather coming on, would give occasion to the enemy to boast, … return, except one bomb or two from the Quince. Moderate weather all the day. July 5. About four this morning we … those of the three decks will run so great a hazard by the weather, at that time of the year, that I believe few …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… I could get no farther this evening, but hope with better weather to get into Torbay to-morrow. The Dover came to me … to be paid monthly to the men. It has been such bad weather these three days, and so great a sea, that there has … the great church bearing N., and the Barges Rock N.W. The weather was fair, with little wind, variable and calm. It was …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… goods, but had the misfortune to be driven by stress of weather or the defects of their ship towards the coast of … security for those who are forced on a coast by stress of weather, though otherwise there is to be no commerce with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… out two months more, I think we shall in great measure weather this storm, and, if the credit be once again … abroad, I would not quite despair of being able to weather the difficulty, at home; but both together upon us … with four men in her, whom I brought prisoners here. Foul weather obliged me to sink the boat. The men declared to me …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Earle goes over with them. The wind is fair, and weather moderate. We have been in a concern lest we should … The wind has been for several days at E. and N.E., the weather sometimes very cold, sometimes very hot, as it has …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… The King intends to go to Windsor next week, if the weather does not occasion a longer delay, for as it is at … pleasure in the country; so long a continuance of bad weather was never known before. Endorsed, R. 16, 98. [ …