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Volume reference no.: CO 5/384.

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Correspondence, original, Secretary of State, 1736-1743

Colonial America. Module l. Early settlement, expansion and rivalries.

Colonial America. Module 1

An account of sundry goods imported, and of sundry goods of the produce of this province exported, from the several ports of Charles-Town, George-Town and Port-Royal in South Carolina, from the first of November 1736, to the first of November 1737. With the number of vessels entered and cleared in each port

An account of sundry goods imported, and of sundry goods of the produce of this province exported, from the year 1724, to the year 1735. With the number of vessels entered and cleared each year

Address of the Province of South Carolina to the King

Appointment of Childermas Croft as General Clerk of the Assembly in South Carolina

Bull to Carteret recommending Colonel Alexander Vanderdussen

Colonel Vanderdussen's memorial

Colonel Vanderdussen's memorial to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle

Copy of address from the inhabitants of Port Royal in South Carolina to General Oglethorpe after the invasion of Georgia

Copy of the affidavit of Francis Bulson taken at South Carolina

Copy of Colonel Bull, President of South Carolina, his representation to the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations

Copy of the deposition of Charles Hicks, merchant, taken before Lieutenant Governor Bull and the Council of South Carolina

Copy of the deposition of John Raven Bedon, taken before Lieutenant Governor Bull and the Council of South Carolina

Copy of Joseph Prew's affidavit taken before the President of South Carolina

Copy of a letter from Captain Digby Dent, Commodore at Jamaica, to Colonel Broughton, Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina

Copy of a letter from Lieutenant Governor Bull to the Board of Trade

Copy of a letter from the Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina to the Board of Trade

Copy of a letter from Mr Trelawny to William Bull Esq

Copy of a letter from Mr. Bull, Commander in Chief at South Carolina, to the Board of Trade

Copy of a letter from Mr. Moore to the Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina by order of General Oglethorpe

Copy of a letter to Captain Digby Dent, Commodore at Jamaica

Copy of a letter to Colonel Bull, Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina, from Mr. Horton with the copy of one from Mr. Clarke, Lieutenant Governor of New York to General Oglethorpe

Copy of a minute of Council dated 5th November 1741

Copy of several examinations, depositions and letter etc. in support of the representation to the Lords for Trade and Plantations

Copy of two affidavits taken at South Carolina

The examination of John Gerald of Charles Town in South Carolina, merchant

Extract of the deposition of Captain Alexander Parris taken before Lieutenant Governor Bull and the Council of South Carolina [copy]

Extract of the deposition of Captain Edmond Gale, taken before Lieutenant Governor Bull and the Council of South Carolina

Extract of the deposition of Captain Edward Morris, taken before Lieutenant Governor Bull and the Council of South Carolina

Extract of a letter from Captain Fanshawe, Commander of His Majesty's ship 'Phoenix' and the petition of John Cadownhead of South Carolina

Extract of a letter from Colonel Bull, President of the Council at South Carolina, to the Board of Trade informing them that the Cherokee Indians suspected the French had a design of marching an army against them and begged the some might be laid before His Majesty in order to obtain his protection and assistance

Extract of a letter from William Bull Esq., Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina to the Board of Trade

James Howell's deposition

Letter discussing a representation of the General Assembly of South Carolina concerning the state of the province

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle inclosing an extract from Mr. Bull, Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina, transmitting a representation of the Lieutenant Governor and Council, to His Majesty of the defenceless states of Port Royal and parts adjacent

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle inclosing an extract from Mr. Bull, President of the Council in South Carolina, stating the danger that province is in from the row gallies which the Spaniards have at St. Augustine

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle inclosing a representation of the state of South Carolina with several examinations

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle informing him they had received a letter from Mr. Bull, Governor of South Carolina, concerning the designs of French and Spaniards against that province etc.

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle informing him they had received a letter from Mr. Bull, President of the Council of South Carolina, starting the exchange of some English prisoners at St. Augustine for Spanish prisoners now in England with an order of council postponing the consideration of that affair

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle informing him they were preparing then report upon the instructions for Colonel Horsey appointed to the government of South Carolina, and would take an early opportunity of forwarding them

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle transmitting a copy of a letter from Mr. Bull, President of the Council of South Carolina, with the affidavits relative to the preparation of the Spaniards to invade that colony

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle transmitting a letter received by them from Colonel Bull, President of the Council of South Carolina, giving an account of the state of affairs in that province and of the design of the French and Spaniards

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle with copies of two letters with respect to the designs of the Spaniards against the British colonies of South Carolina

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle with the copy of a letter received by them from Mr. Bull, President of the Council of South Carolina, relative to the friendly disposition of the Choctaw Indians towards the English lately in the interest of France

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle with the extract of a letter from Mr. Bull, President of South Carolina, containing an account of the state of that province

Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle with a letter from Colonel Bull, President and Commander in Chief of South Carolina, regarding the state of that province

Letter from Mr. Bladen to the Duke of Newcastle relative to the limits of South Carolina and the right of cutting logwood at Campeachy

Letter from William Bull to the Duke of Newcastle discussing the death of Alexander Skene, Member of Council in South Carolina

Letter of recommendation from William Bull to the Duke of Newcastle

Letters from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle inclosing the extract of a letter from Colonel Bull, President of the Council of South Carolina, containing further accounts of the progress of the French near the River Mississippi

Memorial and copy of the verdict of the coroners jury upon the view of the body of James Radford against Samuel Batters for willful murder

The memorial of John Hammerton, Secretary of South Carolina

Memorial of several merchants trading to South Carolina recommending Mr Whitaker to be Chief Justice

Representation from the Council and Assembly of South Carolina to His Majesty [copy]

Representation of the Lieutenant Governor and Council of South Carolina

Warrant for delivering ordnance stores, to be sent to South Carolina.

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