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Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… will perceive that one of them vide the Brimstone Hill Act was passed in August last. Its lying so long is not … titles to inhabitants building houses upon Brimstone Hill. 30th Aug. 1720. My reasons for passing this Act are to … were obliged to build thatched houses in Fort. Brimstone Hill with little pains might be made inaccessible etc. (ii) …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… an old resolution long since taken of fortifying Brimston Hill, and which like the others about a prison had all been … to me whether I would go on with the fortifications on the hill and finish them, which I readily undertook, but I made … two defences at its service, and building a house on the hill fit for the Lt. Genl. to live in and entertainment of …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Commission appointing George Martin, Henry Bonner, Isaac Hill and Thomas Lovick Assistant Justices, 27th July, 1731. …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… 25th June. 4 pp. [ C.O. 5, 899. ff. 6566v.] May 6. Tower Hill. 159. Mr. Harris to Mr. Popple. Some time since I sent …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Indies May 1734, 16-31 May 1734, 16-31 [May 16.] Tower Hill. 171. Mr. Harris to Mr. Popple. Sr, Sometime since I … and repairing the platform for the guns on Monk's Hill; (iii) for raising a tax for paying public debts and …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… were saved out of the ruins of H.M. Magazine on Brimstone Hill, that was blown up by lightning about four years ago, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… No. 60 above. 26 September 1733. Copy. Signatories, Samuel Hill, register, William Browne, deputy register, John Drake, …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… 1 p. [ C. O. 5, 667, fo. 55.] May 2. Whitehall. 180 Thomas Hill to Francis Fane enclosing an Act passed at Nevis 5 … 231 Josiah Willard, secretary of Massachusetts, to [Thomas Hill], transmitting public papers of the province for six …