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Correspondence, original, Board of Trade [electronic resource], 1691-1695

Corporate Author:
Virginia
Published:
Marlborough, England : Adam Matthew Digital, [2015]
Copyright Date:
©2015
Physical Description:
76 items
Additional Creators:
Virginia. Council
Virginia. General Assembly
England and Wales. Board of Trade
National Archives (Great Britain)
Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)
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Series:
Colonial America. Module 1
Contents:
Abstract of the act for ports etc. passed in Virginia in April 1691 -- Abstract of an act reviving the act for the advancement of manufactures of the growth of the country -- Abstract of the memorial relating to the revenue of Virginia -- Abstract of proceedings of the Assembly in relation to the act for ports, the act for advancement the manufacture of the country, an act against the exporting tobacco in bulk -- Answer of the African Company to petition of the owners of the 'Society of Bristol' -- Answer of the Lieutenant Governor and Council relating to the 'Society of Bristol' -- Captain Gardner's case -- Captain Thomas Gardner petition and certificate -- Colonel Coles answer touching the 'Society of Bristol' -- Colonel Nicholson to the committee -- Copies of records concerning the estate of Phillip Wilcocks Jr. -- Copy of the affidavit of John Twitt touching illegal trading at Delaware and Maryland; Copy of Mr Graham's letter from New York to the secretary of Pennsylvania -- Councillors' order for Virginia -- Edmund Andros' speech to the Assembly -- Estimate of gunner's stores necessary for Virginia -- Estimate of stores for Virginia -- Extract of the accounts for the years 1692 and 1693 -- From the clerk of the House of Burgesses with a duplicate of a journal -- From Colonel Wormeley to the committee (12 Sept. 1694) -- From Colonel Wormeley to the committee (10 June 1695) -- From Colonel Wormeley to the committee (Nov. 1693) -- From Mr Beverley to the committee -- From Mr Lowndes upon the memorial relating to Virginia -- From the officers of the ordnance about the Virginia stores -- From the principal officer of the ordinance to the committee -- From the Secretary Mr Wormeley to the committee -- From Sir Edmund Andros (22 Jul. 1693) -- From Sir Edmund Andros recommending Daniel Parke to be of the Council -- From Sir Edmund Andros to the committee (9 May 1694) -- From Sir Edmund Andros to the committee (5 Jan. 1694) -- From Sir Edmund Andros to the committee (4 June 1695) -- From Sir Edmund Andros to the committee (23 Oct. 1693) -- Journal of the House of Burgesses at a General Assembly begun at James City the 2nd March 1693 -- List of burgesses of the Assembly -- List of illegal trade in Virginia and Maryland in 1693 and 1694 -- List of the merchant's fleet for England -- List of papers relating to Virginia -- List of ships -- List of ships now at the mouth of York River ready to sail for England -- List of ships to England from Virginia -- Memorial relating to the revenue in Virginia --
Memorial touching the bounds of Carolina -- Minutes of the General Assembly, Virginia -- Mr Corbin's account -- Mr Foxcroft's letter to the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia -- My Lord Howard's answer upon Captain Gardner's petition -- My Lord Howard's second answer to Captain Gardner's petition -- Persons recommended by Sir Edmund Andros to be of the council upon vacancy -- Petition of James Twyford and James Hallidge -- Petition of Thomas Gardner -- Petitions of Robert Thomas and Alexander Culpeper -- Port Royal taken a French man of war to cruise between that place and Virginia; Emerson's affidavit - Presentment, sloop for Maryland -- Presentments on a proposal of the Virginia merchants to prevent ships trading to Virginia and Maryland, Pennsylvania directly from Scotland and Ireland -- Proceedings of the Council touching the bounds of North Carolina -- Proceedings of the Council, Virginia, relating to the 'Society of Bristol' -- Proclamation appointing the 9th Oct. a day of thanksgiving for victory at sea -- Proclamation appointing a day of humiliation and prayers for the sickness of the measles -- A proclamation declaring the power of the President and Council in the Governor's absence -- Proclamation signed by Edmund Andros -- Proclamation signed by Edmund Andros declaring the ferries to be in the post master['s authority] -- A proclamation suspending the execution of the act for ports etc. and the act reviving the act for the advancement of the manufactures of this colony -- A proclamation to the sheriffs of the respective counties within this Their Majesty's colony and dominion of Virginia -- Report from the Treasury touching ships trading from Virginia etc. to Scotland and Ireland -- Report with a draught of instructions for the commanders of two vessels to be employed on the coast of Virginia and Maryland from the commissioner of the customs to the Treasury -- Schedule of conveyances of land passed out of the proprietor's office -- Sir Edmund Andros to the committee (22 July 1693) -- Sir Edmund Andros' speech to the Assembly -- Stores for Virginia -- To Mr. Sotherne with the petition and papers of John Brunskill -- To Mr Guy for a report upon the memorial relating to the revenue of Virginia etc. -- To Mr Lowndes for a further report upon the memorial relating to the revenue in Virginia -- To Mr Lowndes for a report upon those part of the memorial of the Virginia revenue relating to transferring the arrears -- To Mr Lowndes with an abstract of the memorial relating to the revenue in Virginia -- To Mr Sanson regarding illegal trade from Virginia and Maryland -- To the principal officer of the ordnance.
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Volume title from publisher's website (resource viewed on 7 Oct. 2015)
Volume reference no.: CO 5/1308.
Location of Originals:
The National Archives
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