Interesting Tracts, Relating to the Island of Jamaica, Consisting of Curious State-papers, Councils of War, Letters, Petitions, Narratives, &c.&c. which Throw Great Light on the History of that Island, from Its Conquest, Down to the Year 1702 |
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... colonels about landing 20 Certificate writ by Mr. Henry Cary Articles concluded on the taking of Jamaica A letter to fecretary Thurloe A letter to Mr. Noel A letter to Mr. Rowe 24 34 47 48 49 A council of war held at Jago de la Vega ...
... colonels about landing 20 Certificate writ by Mr. Henry Cary Articles concluded on the taking of Jamaica A letter to fecretary Thurloe A letter to Mr. Noel A letter to Mr. Rowe 24 34 47 48 49 A council of war held at Jago de la Vega ...
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... colonel Moleworth , on his approving the affembly's choice of him for their Speaker Colonel Molefworth's fpecch to the affembly of Jamaica 174 181 182 187 200 202 Mr. Elletfon's Speech in the affembly 205 South Se account , by Arnold ...
... colonel Moleworth , on his approving the affembly's choice of him for their Speaker Colonel Molefworth's fpecch to the affembly of Jamaica 174 181 182 187 200 202 Mr. Elletfon's Speech in the affembly 205 South Se account , by Arnold ...
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... which king Charles II . fent to the officers and fo.diers in Jamaica 269 A journal kept by colonel Beefton , from his first coming to Jamaica 271 INTERESTING 1 INTERESTING TRACTS , RELATING TO THE ISLAND OF OF [ vi )
... which king Charles II . fent to the officers and fo.diers in Jamaica 269 A journal kept by colonel Beefton , from his first coming to Jamaica 271 INTERESTING 1 INTERESTING TRACTS , RELATING TO THE ISLAND OF OF [ vi )
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... colonel Bul- ler , and had not fpoke of it to any , fave the commiffioners , and therefore could not be guilty of any mifcarriage to the prejudice of the defign be- ing ; I meddled not in any report , but willed Buller to inform him ...
... colonel Bul- ler , and had not fpoke of it to any , fave the commiffioners , and therefore could not be guilty of any mifcarriage to the prejudice of the defign be- ing ; I meddled not in any report , but willed Buller to inform him ...
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... colonel Searle to comply with him , we were constrained to be patient by force , and commit the thing to private ... Colonel Morris , Colonel Carter , Colonel Doyley Colonel Fortefcue , Colonel Buller , RESOLVED , THAT it be propofed to ...
... colonel Searle to comply with him , we were constrained to be patient by force , and commit the thing to private ... Colonel Morris , Colonel Carter , Colonel Doyley Colonel Fortefcue , Colonel Buller , RESOLVED , THAT it be propofed to ...
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affembly affiftance againſt alfo anfwer army Barbadoes barque becauſe befides cafe captain captain Butler Carlife caufe cauſe colonel command commiffion confent confiderable council defign defired deponent enemy England fafe faid earl faid ifland fame feal feamen fecurity fend fent fervants fervice fettled feven feveral fhall fhips fhould figned fince fir Thomas Modyford firft firſt flain fleet foldiers fome foon fubjects fuch fuffer fufficient fupply fuppofe governor hath Henry Morgan highnefs himſelf honour hundred inftructions Jamaica king kingdom of England laft land laws lord lord Vaughan majefty majefty's moft moſt muft muſt myſelf neceffary negroes occafion officers paffed Penn perfons plantations pleafed pleaſed pleaſure Port-Royal pounds prefent prifoner privateers promife provifions reafon refolved refpective reft refufed regiment ſhall Spaniards thall thefe themſelves theſe thing thofe Thomas Lynch Thomas Modyford thoſe thoufand told unto uſe veffels Venables whatfoever WILLIAM BEESTON
Popular passages
Page 247 - William and Mary, by the grace of God of ' England, Scotland, France and Ireland, king and queen, defenders of the faith, &c.
Page 173 - Contrary in any wise notwithstanding although express mention of the true yearly value or certainty of the premises or any of them or of any other gifts or grants by Us or by any of Our progenitors or predecessors heretofore made to the said...
Page 192 - And you are with the advice and consent of our said council, to take especial care to regulate all salaries and fees belonging to places, or paid upon emergencies, that they be within the bounds of moderation, and that no exaction be made on any occasion whatsoever; as also, that tables of all fees be publickly hung up in all places where such fees are to be paid; and you are to transmit copies of all such tables of fees to us, and to our commissioners for trade and plantations as aforesaid.
Page 219 - And in the choice and nomination of the members of our said council, as also of the principal officers, judges, assistants, justices and sheriffs, you are always to take care that they be men of good life, and well affected to our government, of good estates and abilities, and not necessitous people or much in debt.
Page 169 - Know ye, that we of our special grace, certain knowledge and mere motion, have given and granted, and by these presents, for us, our heirs and successors, do give and grant...
Page 219 - You are to permit the Members of Our said Council to have and Enjoy freedom of Debate and Vote in all Affairs of publick concern that may be debated in Council.
Page 194 - You are to give all due Encouragement and Invitation to Merchants and others, who shall bring Trade unto our said Province, or any way contribute to the advantage thereof, and in particular the Royal African Company of England.
Page 120 - Whereas there was this day read at the Board a Report from the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council for...
Page 191 - Province, or his Deputy for the Time being, to furnish you with Transcripts of all such Acts and publick Orders as shall be made from Time to Time, together with a Copy of the Journals of...
Page 3 - Highnefs and your fucceflbrs will have the " glory and advantage of all, and that the full " difcovery and fettlement are referved for hap" pier perfons than the unfortunate Columbus.