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Page 237
... colony intended to pursue . 99 2 Although the address was well received at Court and a favorable reply from the king was forwarded to the colony in February , 1661 , the apprehensions , which existed in the minds of the ruling classes ...
... colony intended to pursue . 99 2 Although the address was well received at Court and a favorable reply from the king was forwarded to the colony in February , 1661 , the apprehensions , which existed in the minds of the ruling classes ...
Page 238
... colony , and , though both were much averse to making the journey they were finally pre- vailed upon to go . Contrary to expectations , their recep- tion in England was more favorable than had been antici- pated and they returned after ...
... colony , and , though both were much averse to making the journey they were finally pre- vailed upon to go . Contrary to expectations , their recep- tion in England was more favorable than had been antici- pated and they returned after ...
Page 239
... colony's action . Naturally the 1Provincial Papers , vol . i , p . 245 ; Hutchinson , History of Massachu- setts , vol . i , p . 459 , appendix xv . ' Hutchinson , op . cit . , vol . i , p . 212 . ' Ibid . , vol . i , p . 460 , appendix ...
... colony's action . Naturally the 1Provincial Papers , vol . i , p . 245 ; Hutchinson , History of Massachu- setts , vol . i , p . 459 , appendix xv . ' Hutchinson , op . cit . , vol . i , p . 212 . ' Ibid . , vol . i , p . 460 , appendix ...
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... colony . " After a long , exciting and vigorous debate , however , the Court re- solved not to obey the royal commands , on the ground that they had already furnished their views in writing so that the ablest men among them could not ...
... colony . " After a long , exciting and vigorous debate , however , the Court re- solved not to obey the royal commands , on the ground that they had already furnished their views in writing so that the ablest men among them could not ...
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... colony and rooted out former misapprehensions , so that the inhabitants earnestly awaited his arrival or ex- pected him to send over commissioners to settle the matter . At the same time , they told him not to join his province to ...
... colony and rooted out former misapprehensions , so that the inhabitants earnestly awaited his arrival or ex- pected him to send over commissioners to settle the matter . At the same time , they told him not to join his province to ...
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¹ Provincial ¹New Hampshire Accordingly agent Allen amount appeal appointed approved assembly assent Belcher Benning Wentworth bills of credit Board of Trade boundary called charges charter claim clause colonies commission commissioners committee consent councillors Court Cranfield Crown declared defence defray Dudley duties emission emitted England ernor excise executive expedition favor frontiers further Furthermore governor and council grant Hampshire State Papers Ibid Indians inhabitants instructions interest issued John Wentworth justice king king's land legislature levied lieutenant governor lower house Majesty Majesty's Mason Masonian proprietors Massachusetts matter ment Moreover necessary paid paper bills passed passim payment Penacook persons petition Portsmouth present proprietors province debts Provincial Papers quit-rent raise received redeemed refused representatives Richard Waldron river royal salary sembly sent session settled settlement sterling stipulated taxes tion town townships treasury triennial act Usher vince vote writs xviii xxix
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Page 204 - To be held of us, our heirs and successors, as of our manor of East Greenwich in the county of Kent, in free and common socage and not in capite or by knight's service.
Page 239 - Majesty's letters, commissions, and instructions, with the proposals thereupon, were read and "largely debated;" and it was first resolved " to bear faith and true allegiance to his Majesty, and adhere to their Patent, so dearly obtained, and so long enjoyed by undoubted right in the sight of God and men...
Page 199 - Name of the Council Established at Plymouth in the County of Devon, for the Planting, Ruling, Ordering and Governing of New England in America...
Page 272 - However, he was at length induced to abandon the contest, and issued a proclamation "recommending to the proprietors and settlers due obedience to the authority and laws of the colony of New York.
Page 490 - King William's War, 1689-97, Queen Anne's War, 1702-13, King George's War, 1744-48, and the French and Indian War, 1754-63.
Page 428 - And we do further by these presents give and grant unto you the said sir Danvers Osborn full power and authority with the advice and consent of our said council to erect constitute and establish such and so many courts of judicature and public justice within our said province under your government as you and they shall think fit and necessary for the hearing and determining of all causes as well criminal as civil according to law and equity...
Page 450 - Sessions for the purpose of hearing and determining all matters relating to the conservation of the peace and the punishment of offenders and whatever else was by them cognizable according to law.
Page 430 - Officers, Judges, Assistants, Justices and Sheriffs, you are Always to take care that they be men of Estate and ability, and not necessitous people, or much in debt, and that they be persons well affected to our Government.
Page 239 - ... proceed in all things for the providing for and settling the peace and security of the said country...
Page 226 - Majesty's subjects, which were bona fide, for lands or other privileges, in the possession of their tenants, in their own just right, besides the claim of Mr. Mason or Mr. Allen, and no other...