Archaeologic Americana. Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 12 |
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... hundred and one proclamations entered in this volume . They have been carefully transcribed from the printed broadsides , except in the few instances where the broadside could not be found and some other source had to be used . Above ...
... hundred and one proclamations entered in this volume . They have been carefully transcribed from the printed broadsides , except in the few instances where the broadside could not be found and some other source had to be used . Above ...
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... hundred Crownes for such his dis- covery out of Our part o ' the fine to be imposed for the same , besides the one moity for himselfe , as aforesaid . And for the better execution of Our will and pleasure , We doe hereby Command , all ...
... hundred Crownes for such his dis- covery out of Our part o ' the fine to be imposed for the same , besides the one moity for himselfe , as aforesaid . And for the better execution of Our will and pleasure , We doe hereby Command , all ...
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... hundred more , drawn out of Our old Regiments in Eng- land , with eight Ships of War , besides Victualers , to be added to twelve others , that were left there by General Pen , under the command of Captain Will . Goodson , all which are ...
... hundred more , drawn out of Our old Regiments in Eng- land , with eight Ships of War , besides Victualers , to be added to twelve others , that were left there by General Pen , under the command of Captain Will . Goodson , all which are ...
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... hundred pounds in money for each of them so brought in , dead or alive , as aforesaid , to be forthwith paid unto him in recompence of such his Service . Given at Our Court at Whitehall the Two and twentieth day of September , in the ...
... hundred pounds in money for each of them so brought in , dead or alive , as aforesaid , to be forthwith paid unto him in recompence of such his Service . Given at Our Court at Whitehall the Two and twentieth day of September , in the ...
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... hundred and sixty , Set , plant , improve to grow , make or cure any Tobacco either in Seed , plant or otherwise , in or upon any ground , earth , field , or place within Our Kingdom of England , Do- minion of Wales , Islands of ...
... hundred and sixty , Set , plant , improve to grow , make or cure any Tobacco either in Seed , plant or otherwise , in or upon any ground , earth , field , or place within Our Kingdom of England , Do- minion of Wales , Islands of ...
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Advice aforesaid Almighty America appointed Apprehending Berwick upon Tweed Britain charge and command Colonies Commissioners Company contrary Copies in Antiq Crawf Dalk divers Dominion of Wales Edward Whalley entered in Privy Entered on Patent Excellent Majesty execution Flag Officer folio forreigne Given Governors granted hath Henry Hills imported Imprinted at London Ireland Islands John Bill Justices Justices of Peace Kingdom Kingdom of England Kings most Excellent Land Letters Patents London Gazette Lord loving Subjects Majesty's Muscovy Company offenders Officers and Ministers Patent Rolls Peace Person or Persons person whatsoever Pirates places Plantations Planters pleasure Port Printed in London Printers Privy Council Register prohibited publish and declare Realme of England Reign Robert Barker Royal Proclamation SAVE THE KING sayd Seal severall Ship or Vessel Ships and Vessels straitly charge therein thereof Thomas Newcomb thought fit thousand seven hundred Tobacco Trade unto Virginia Wee doe Whereas yeere
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Page 163 - And we do hereby require and command all our governors, lieutenant governors, magistrates, officers, and all other our good subjects, within our said colonies and plantations, to observe and obey our directions herein, as they tender our displeasure: Given at our castle at Windsor, the eighteenth day of June, 1704, in the third year of our reign.