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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… the King suggested to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York that such of these refugees who were Irish clergy were … not to carry Martinique and St. Christopher's. From New York the governor informed them that the Canada-French had … a town near Albany, but that the forces of New York were in pursuit of the enemy, and had sent hither to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… natural affection inclined him to leniency, the Duke of York was less easy to satisfy: he was anxious to force … London and Westminster presented a petition to the Duke of York, but the Middlesex Justices, while admitting "English … Sudbury, Wallingford, Wells, Great Yarmouth and York. The great majority of these made voluntary surrenders, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Calais (p. 25). In April it was reported that the Duke of York had openly declared that he was a Roman Catholic (p. … J. Williamson a long and vivid account of the rising at York on behalf of Lord Fairfax on New Year's Day, 165960, in … fire to towns all over England. The first news came from York, where the Mayor was said to have received a letter from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… when read, and also the series of letters from the Duke of York to the Prince. Many of the latter have been printed in … he paid a visit to Sheerness accompanied by the Duke of York ( pp. 232, 234), and sailed on 5 August for Portsmouth … by the Duchess of Cleveland ( p. 454). The Duke of York accompanied the King on his voyage to Portsmouth and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… 'the return of the private estate of the late duke of York, now in grant to the countess of Orkney,' which he … made in the latter end of Henry 6th, when the duke of York was here and about to dethrone the king. Of the several …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… under letters of marque from Charles II., James Duke of York, titular Lord Admiral, or Prince Rupert, and seizing … Greenland, the company only supply 1,600, whilst Hull and York find 400, Yarmouth 500, and other free adventurers 500 … In Feb. 1654 he begs leave to come with his keeper to York House, Strand, his presence being necessary for a trial …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… it would be aided there by French troops under the Duke of York, but that the King himself would land in the North, and … upon as certain to rise, with whom he intended to surprise York; but the failure of the design in the West broke the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… with commissions from Charles II., and James Duke of York, as Lord Admiral, manned partially at least by … to 14 gentlemen of Durham, Darlington, Newcastle, and York, requesting their subscriptions in its behalf, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… a "sound rap," which had compelled him to retire to York (pp. 271, 280), and to have lost 60 of his lifeguards, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… for him in Suffolk and other counties. The young Duke of York leaped for joy at the news; Lord Gerard and other … some time on a starvation allowance of 2 d. a day, 3 at York, or at Tothill Fields and Chelsea College, were …