Actes des états de l'Ile de Guernesey: 1605 à 1651Bichard, 1851 |
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against the lawes Amice de Carteret André Harris apprès auroit Baillif Bailly Bayliffe Captain Cents Escus ceste Isle Commissioners Comte de Warwick Connestables des paroisses Danby Darell deniers Deputies desire ditte Earl Eleazar Le Marchant England Esqr Estats tenus ESTÉ ORDONNÉ estre faict George Guille give given good Gouverneur Governor great Guernesey hath Havilland Honorable humbly inhabitants Island Jacques Guille Jean Blondel Jean Careye Jean de Quetteville Jean Fautrart Jean Gosselin Jersey Josias Le Marchant Jurats Jurés Justice l'Estat lawes letter lettre Lieutenant Lieutenant-Gouverneur Lordship made Majesté Majestie's make mesme Messieurs Messire Pierre Osborne Ministres Monsieur Pierre necessaire Nicollas Martin order owne Parliament people Perchard Peter Carey Pierre de Beauvoir Pierre Gosselin pleased presents aussy quoy Robert Russell same seront State suyvant take thereof things Thomas Andros Thomas Beauvoir Thomas Careye Thomas de l'Isle Thomas Dobrée time tyme unto whereas your Honors
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Sayfa 269 - For which this shall be your warrant. And so we bid you heartily farewell. " Given at our Court at Whitehall, llth day of November, 1684, in the six and thirtieth year of our Reigne. " By his Majesty's command, SDNDERLAND.
Sayfa 384 - ... are now a ground of security to them in the practice of both ; being used to no other end but to get money into the King's purse ; which as it is clearly against the intentions of the law, so it is full of mischief to the kingdom. By this means a dangerous party is cherished and increased, who are ready to close with any opportunity of disturbing the peace and safety of the State. Yet he did not desire any new laws against popery, or any rigorous courses in the execution of those already in force...
Sayfa 308 - Guernsey, when reduced, and the charge of the soldiery belonging to the said islands, by such proportions, and in such manner, as the said commissioners shall limit and appoint. "And whereas divers of the inhabitants of the said island have sustained great loss by Sir Peter Osborne's beating down their houses with shot from the castle, and have been at great charges in making fortifications against the said castle ; and whereas the deputies of the said town of Guernsey have been at great charges...
Sayfa 329 - Signed in the name and by order of the Councell of State appointed by authority of Parliament, JAMES HARRINGTON, President.
Sayfa 176 - The pillage the Turks have done upon the coast is most insufferable; " and to have our subjects ravished from us, and at after to be from " Rochelle driven over land in chains to Marseilles, all this under the sun, " is most infamous usage in a Christian king.
Sayfa 272 - ... number of men required for the reducing of this island, and to secure it reduced, can be no fewer than eight hundred men, furnished with able officers, expert pylots, and good land guides ; no considerable partie lyke to appeare for the king ; if any do, it wil be feare that brings them in, rather than love. Let not this number be thought too greate, since the busines is not with the islanders alone, but backt with the parliament of Engl., that will not loose theire footing they have gotten heere....
Sayfa 114 - ... and foote with in your lieutennaucie. And soe wee bid your grace very hartily farwell. From Whitehall, the tenth day of Januarie, 1627. Lord keeper ; lord treasurer ; lord president ; lord admirall ; lord steward ; lord chamberlaine ; earle of Salisbury ; earle of Carlisle ; lord viscount Grandizon ; lord bishop of Duresme ; lord bishop of Bath and Wells ; mr. treasurer ; master of the wardes ; mr. secretary Coke ; mr. chancellour of the exchequer ; chancellour of the dutchie. This is a true...
Sayfa 272 - La Pere. It lyes between the towne and the castle of the Vale. But it is a shore full of rocks, and will not admit ships to come neere, insomuch that all must be done with shalupes. For the guard of this place, there is onely one peice that lyes upon it to impeach a landing. " The tyme can not be prescribed, but must be referred to honest and good pylots, if such may be found ; the wyndes, and especially the tydes, that runne strongly...
Sayfa 281 - Since my last letter, I have changed my resolution of coming so speedily to you, and I trust in God it will be for the best. It is secretly whispered here, but it is publicly talked of in Paris, that both the islands are to be delivered to the French, and my lord Jermyn is to be made duke and peer of France. This intelligence I know from a very good friend of yours and mine.
Sayfa 225 - Danby, — these islands being in no way subordinate to other jurisdiction, but to His Majesty alone, as part of his most ancient patrimony enjoyed by those princes his glorious predecessors, before that, by claim or conquest they came to have interest in the crown of England, — no summons by virtue of what power...