Works, Volume 56 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 9
Page xxxii
On February 3rd , 1628 , a royal letter was despatched to one Captain Wolverston , wherein the Courteen settlers were strictly commanded “ to conforme themselves imediately upon the declaracon of these our Letters to the order Rule and ...
On February 3rd , 1628 , a royal letter was despatched to one Captain Wolverston , wherein the Courteen settlers were strictly commanded “ to conforme themselves imediately upon the declaracon of these our Letters to the order Rule and ...
Page 35
1 A further letter was despatched , dated May 5th , 1629 , authorizing Wolverston to put into execution the royal command of February 3rd , 1628 , which had been suspended pending an enquiry into the real claims to the Island of the ...
1 A further letter was despatched , dated May 5th , 1629 , authorizing Wolverston to put into execution the royal command of February 3rd , 1628 , which had been suspended pending an enquiry into the real claims to the Island of the ...
Page 40
Deane was taken home prisoner for having deserted the Courteen cause and submitted to Wolverston , the Earl of Carlisle's representative . - Wolverstone accordingly appointed his Lieutenant and Council , and called a Court ...
Deane was taken home prisoner for having deserted the Courteen cause and submitted to Wolverston , the Earl of Carlisle's representative . - Wolverstone accordingly appointed his Lieutenant and Council , and called a Court ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Contents
BIBLIOGRAPHY | ix |
I ST CHRISTOPHERS NEVIS AND BARBADOS | 1 |
ii Narrative of the First Settlement of St Chris | 18 |
10 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
able Acts Amazon amongst appeared Armes arrived Barbados beinge brought butt Byam called Capt Captain Carlisle charge Christophers colony Comander Company continued Councell Country desire Dutch Earl Enemy England English expedition fleet force Fort French further Generall give Government Governor granted Guiana hand hath haue Henry Hilton hope Indians Inhabitants Island John King land letter London Lord Willoughby Majestie Major moor Negroes night North nott Officers party persons plantation planted planters Powell present provisions reason received rest returned River sayle sent servants settle settlement shipp ships side Spaniards Spanish sugar supply Surinam taken ther things Thomas tobacco tooke trade tree voyage vpon vppon West Indies whole winde Wolverston yett