Bradford's Histo
章节目录
共 96 题- INTRODUCTION.
- TUESDAY, June 4--1728
- THOMAS PRINCE.
- T. PRINCE.
- Below this, also in Thomas Prince's handwriting, appears this line:--
- PROCEEDINGS
- OF THE
- LEGISLATURE.
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.
- MONDAY, MAY 24, 1897.
- ROGER WOLCOTT.
- Thereupon, on motion of Mr. Roe,--
- Sent down for concurrence. (It was concurred with same date.)
- JOURNAL OF THE SENATE.
- WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1897.
- At eleven o'clock A.M., pursuant to assignment, the two branches met in
- CONVENTION
- On motion of Mr. Roe,--
- On motion of Mr. Bradford, the following order was adopted:--
- DECREE
- OF THE
- CONSISTORIAL AND EPISCOPAL
- COURT OF LONDON.
- DECREE.
- RECEIPT
- OF
- AMBASSADOR BAYARD.
- RECEIPT OF AMBASSADOR BAYARD.
- 29 April 1897
- RECEIPT
- HIS EXCELLENCY ROGER WOLCOTT.
- RECEIPT OF GOVERNOR WOLCOTT.
- ROGER WOLCOTT.
- ADDRESS
- OF THE
- HON. GEORGE F. HOAR.
- ADDRESS OF SENATOR HOAR.
- ADDRESS
- OF THE
- HON. THOMAS F. BAYARD.
- ADDRESS OF AMBASSADOR BAYARD.
- ADDRESS
- OF
- HIS EXCELLENCY ROGER WOLCOTT.
- ADDRESS OF GOVERNOR WOLCOTT.
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- BY THE
- BISHOP OF LONDON.
- DEAR SIR,
- I am
- OF PLIMOTH PLANTATION.
- 1. Chapter.
- 2. Chap.
- S. B.
- I hope we shall gett all hear ready in 1
- S^r: Your large letter writen to M^r. Ca
- 2. ob: Neglecte of familie duties, one y^e Lords day.
- 3. ob: Wante of both the sacrements.
- 4. ob: Children not catechised nor taught to read.
- 6. ob: The water is not wholsome.
- 7. ob: The ground is barren and doth bear no grasse.
- 8. ob: The fish will not take salt to keepe sweete.
- 9. ob: Many of them are theevish and steale on from an other.
- 10. ob: The countrie is anoyed with foxes and woules.
- 12. ob: The people are much anoyed with
- They sent over also 2. ships on fishing
- May 25, 1629.[CJ]
- Lon: March 8. 1629.[CK]
- Thus farr of these letters of M^r. Sherley's.[CY]
- See y^e Gov^r leter on y^e other side.[DF]
- Present
- WILLIAM TRUMBALL.
- But least I should be teadious, I will f
- JOHN ATWODE, WILLIAM BRADFORD, EDWARD WINSLOW, &c. In y^e presence of
- The note inclosed follows on y^e other side.[EI]
- JOHN REYNOR.
- RALPH PARTRICH.
- CHARLES CHANNCY.
- JAMES SHERLEY.
- RICHARD ANDREWES.
- 1. That they did not find any proofe of any ransome agreed on.
- APPENDIX.
- APPENDIX.
- I will therfore take them in order as they lye.
- INDEX.
- Index
- Babb, Mr., 412
- Beastliness, 459 _et seq._
- Gardiner, Sir Christopher, 352 _et seq._
- Gorton, Samuel, 528
- Mount Wollaston, 284 _et seq._
- Passengers in the Mayflower, 531 _et seq._
- Peters, Hugh, 479 _et seq._
- Sodomy, 459 _et seq._
- Weld, Thomas, 479 _et seq._
- FOOTNOTES: