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  • * British History Online * *

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    Cecil Papers, December 1601, 16-20, 16 December 1601-20 December 1601

    Cecil Papers December 1601, 16 20 December 1601, 16 20 George Sharpe to Sir Robert Cecil. [1601, Dec. 17. ] May it please you to consider my Lord of St. Asaph's dealing with me, or rather not good dealing

    General Index, A, 01 October 1683-14 April 1684

    General Index A A Abbotshall , Lord. See Ramsay, Sir Andrew, Lord Abbotshall. Abel , , cousin of James Holloway, letter to Abercorn , Earl of. See Hamilton, Claudius, fourth Earl of Abercorn. Aberdeen , Earl of. See Gordon, Subscribers-only content

    Index, C, 01 January 1601-31 December 1601

    Index C C Cadiz (Cales), Spain, 42, 75, 293, 305, 371. stones brought from, 38. speeches overheard in the streets of, 134. expedition to, an account of provisions taken in, 426. prisoner carried away from, release asked for, 570.

    Index, L, 01 January 1601-31 December 1601

    Index L L Lacon , Sir Francis, 98, 493. Lacy , William, 440. Ladighiera , M. See Desdigui res. Lake : Sir John, patentee of the County Clerkship of York, 17, 56, 537. Mr., 341, 561. Thomas, letter from,

    Cecil Papers, January 1602, 16-31, 16 January 1602-31 January 1602

    Cecil Papers January 1602, 16 31 January 1602, 16 31 Sir Richard Martyn to Sir Robert Cecil. 1601/2, Jan. 16. The malice of Sir Thomas Knyvett towards me may now sufficiently appear. As he hath gotten one of mine

  • * 19th Century British Pamphlets * *

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    Records of the Fishery Boundary Commission, 1866

    ^ RECOR D, No. 5 0 We. the undersigned. Commissioners, under the Reciprocity Treaty between the United States and Great Britain , concluded and signed at Wash¬ ington on the 5th day of June . \. D. 1854 , Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    COURT AND FASHION. Pprpincees5,cd-------- 0f gohettler Royal~ihesetePic n WINDSOR CASTLEh SutNAY.-Her Majesti thir alesRoa Highnesses Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice,rad theis Lrien and Gentlemen in Waiting, attended Divines s ervie ts mning in te prvat chael.The Rev. Brooke, F. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    LATEST TELEGRAMS HOME NEWS. BY r_l_-e_APB PKB -BESS ASSOCIATION AND FBOM OTHH t OHBE BPONDENTB . SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS. LONDON. The polling for the election of a School Board for London took place on Thursday. There were 90 candidates Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    News from Kinsale. [FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Kinsale, Wednesday. The weather being very fine, wind N.W., very few boats came in, the wind being so light that they could not get off again. They reported light fishing, ranging from Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Port St. Mary, Narrow Escape of a Manx Crew. - News reached Douglas on Thursday morning that the schooner Jilt, of Port St. Mary (Captain E. Myl- chreest), with a crew of four all told, went ashore early on Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    News from Kinsale. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] Friday.- Several boats came in last night and reported good fishings- from 1,000 to 2,000. One ' boat reported 4,000, while the greater part of the fleet had from half a hundred to Subscribers-only content

 

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