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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… a employment as your secretary, that has the misfortune to lie under the suspicion, though but of a few. I do not doubt …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… other ships from Rochfort. It was apprehended they would lie in wait for the Cadiz fleet, and endeavour to intercept … their ports, or for removing any other obstructions that lie in the way of their trade, it shall be laid before the … proclaimed likewise in Paris, and divers merchant vessels lie ready to go over as soon as they have an account of it. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… and the shore between the town and the dock, but they lie exposed. We propose leaving a distance of 20 ft. for the … to flow round, that the proprietors of those houses which lie about the Camber may not be hindered from their vessels …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Between the latitude of 37 and 36 ordered our ships to lie one within the other, so that we could discover 20 … and cruise between lat. 37 and 35; to sail all day and lie by at night. Accordingly the 5th, in the morning, we made … Advices from Dunkirk of the 15th say the galleys lie still there, and are likely to do so, for they cannot …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… way is being introduced of amending bills, by letting them lie till others are sent them. [ S.P. Dom., William and Mary … ought not to be admitted. Therefore this bill is likely to lie here, as the other does in the House of Lords in Ireland, … have provisions that will last longer than any ships can lie on that coast. [ Ibid., No. 39.] Sept. 28. Whitehall. R. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… to by the Act, they do not know what disabilities they may lie under. I am further to acquaint Lord Stamford with the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… taken. We are informed that the wharf, where our guns lie, is not in very good condition, but that repair belongs … We confess the ships' carriages for want of storehouses lie in several places about the town, whereby they are … kept on board, but while the ships are refitting must lie ashore. This can be of no prejudice to the navy, for this …