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Volume reference no.: CO 5/289.

An act for the establishment of religious worship according to the Church of England and for erecting churches -- Additional instructions for Edward Tynte -- Additionall instructions given to Nicholas Webb Esquire, Governour of Providence -- Announcement of the death of John Granville, Earl of Bath -- Appointment of John Turbill as Judge of the Vice Admiralty of Carolina -- Appointment of Thomas Broughton as a deputy -- Appointment of William Saunders as Attorney General of Carolina -- At the Court at Bath -- At the Court at Windsor -- Carolina bond -- Carolina Governor's commission -- Chief Justices's commission -- Christopher De Graffenried's warrant for 10,000 acres of land in North Carolina -- Commission for Moseley and Lawson to settle the boundaries with the Governor of Virginia -- Commission for the taking probate of wills -- Copy of Landgrave Abel Ketelbey's patent -- Copy of Landgrave Christopher De Graffenried's patent -- Copy of Landgrave Edward Tucker's patent -- Copy of a landgrave's patent, six whereof was engross'd and sent with blankes (as this is) to Carolina by Major Daniel -- Correspondence and additional instructions for Thomas Smith, Governor of Carolina -- Document discussing a land grant made for Hog Island -- Document discussing land possessed by John Colleton -- Document discussing money received by the Right Honourable the Lady Granville -- Edward Hyrne's commission as a naval officer -- Extract of a case of a Dutch ship cast away nere New Providence reclaimed by the states ambassador in his memoriall to His Majesty -- Ferdinando Gorges' appointment as Attorney General of the province of Carolina -- For the Right Honourable the Lords of Her Majesties province of Carolina -- For the Right Honourable the Lords Proprietors of His Majesties province of Carolina and the inclosd opinion-- From Mr Amy to James More Esq, Secretary of Carolina -- The Honourable Charles Craven Esqs commission and instructions -- Instructions and further instructions for John Archdale Esq, Governor of Carolina, and correspondence -- Instructions for Colonel Edward Tynte, Governor of South and North Carolina -- Instructions for Edward Hyrne Esq, naval officer of that part of our province of Carolina that lies south and west of Cape Feare -- Instructions for the Honourable Charles Craven Esq., Secretary of that part of our province of Carolina that lies south and west of Cape Feare -- Instructions for James Moore Esq, our Receiver Generall of South Carolina -- Instructions for Job Howes Esq, Surveyor General of South Carolina -- Instructions for John Ely Esq our Receiver Generall -- Instructions for Nathaniel Sale Esq, Receiver General of South Carolina -- Instructions for Sir Nathaniel Johnson, Knight, our Governour of South and North Carolina -- Instructions for Thomas Gower Esq, Secretary of the Bahama Islands -- Instructions for Thomas Smith Esquire, Governour of Carolina -- Instructions to Edward Hyrne -- Instructions to William Saunders Esq --

The National Archives

Commissions, instructions etc., 1693-1710

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

Colonial America. Module 1

James Vernon to the Lords Proprietors of Carolina regarding abuses in the plantation trade

Letter discussing the appointment of John Urmston as a minister in North Carolina

Letter to the Assembly

A letter to the Commissioners of Trade relating to the French settlements on Messisippi [Mississippi]

Letter to the deputies and Council of South Carolina

Letter to Edward Tynte asking for land to be given to Palatine refugees

A letter to the Governor to recommend the poor Palatines to the Assembly in N. Carolina

Letters addressed to the Governor of Carolina and Deputy Governor of North Carolina

Letters addressed to John Archdale, Governor of Carolina

Letters and orders regarding Nicholas Trott's appointment as Attorney General of Carolina

Letters discussing the appointment of John Archdale as Governor of Carolina

Letters discussing the appointment of Richard Taliaferro as Chief Justice of the Bahama Islands

Letters discussing Edmund Bohun's appointment as Chief Justice of Carolina

Letters discussing Queen Anne's ascension to the British throne

Letters discussing the selling of land

Letters discussing a war commenced against Spain and France

Letters to Edmund Bellinger, Surveyor General, and the Lords Proprietors of Carolina

Letters to the Governor and Secretary of Carolina

Letters to the Governor of Carolina

Nicholas Trott's answer to a memorial touching on the case of a Dutch ship

Order discussing the regulation of abuses in the plantation trade

Orders and instructions to the Lords Proprietors of Carolina in pursuance of several laws relating to trade and navigation

Patents granted to Bellinger and Bayly

Proclamation concerning Nicholas Webb's commission to be Governor of the Bahamas and Thomas Gower's appointment as Secretary of those islands

Proclamation regarding Carolina

Proclamation regarding a patent for landgrave granted to Thomas Amy Esq

Providence bond

Receiver General's commission for North Carolina

Receiver General's instructions for North Carolina

Right Honourable Lords Proprietors of the Bahama Islands

Right Honourable the Lords Proprietors of Carolina

Surveyor General's commission for North Carolina

Surveyor General's instructions for North Carolina

To Christopher Gale Esq., Receiver General of that part of our province of Carolina that lies n. east of Cape Feare

To Colonel Nicholson, Governor of Virginia

To Colonel Philip Ludwell, Governor of our province of Carolina

To Colonel Philipp Ludwell

To Colonel Tynte

To Edmund Bohun Esq, Chief Judge of Carolina

To Edward Birch Esq, Governor of the Bahama Islands

To Fortescue Turbervill

To the Governor and deputys at Ashley River regarding the wharfing of land near Charles Town

To the Governor of Carolina, Joseph Blake

To the Honourable Lords Proprietors of Carolina

To the Honourable the Lords Trustees and others appointed to consider about the settlements of the poor Palatines

To James Moore Esq, Receiver Generall of South Carolina

To John Archdale Esq, Governor of Carolina

To John Ely Esq, Receiver Generall of Carolina

To John Ely Esq, Receiver Generall of South Carolina

To Joseph Blak Esq, Governour of Carolina

To Joseph Blake Esq, Governor of Carolina

To Joseph Blake Esq, Governour of Carolina

To Joseph Blake Esq, Governour of Carolina, James Moore, Secretary, Landgrave, Joseph Moreton, Major Robert Daniel, Captain Edmund Bellinger, and John Ely Esq

To Joseph Blake Esq, Governour, and to our deputys and Councill of South Carolina (1697)

To Joseph Blake Esq, Governour, and to our deputys and councill of South Carolina (1699)

To Joseph Blake Esq, Governour, and to our deputys and councill of that part of our province that lyes south and west of Cape Ffeare

To Joseph Blake Esq, one of the landgraves of Carolina

To the Lords Commissioners of Trade etc.

To Mr Sale

To Nicholas Trott Esq, Attorney General of that part of our province of Carolina that lyes south and west of Cape Ffear

To Nicholas Trott Esq, Governor of Providence

To Nicholas Trott Esq, Governor of Providence and the rest of the Bahama Islands

To Nicholas Trott regarding a fort built

To Nicholas Webb Esq, Governor of Providence

To Nicholas Webb Esq, Governor, and to our deputys and Council of the Bahama Islands

To Nicholas Webb Esq, Governor, and to our deputys and Councill of the Bahama Islands

To Nicholas Webb Esq, Governour of the Bahama Islands

To Nicholas Webb Esq, Governour or to the Governor for the time being, and to our deputys and Councill of the Bahamas Islands

To Paul Grimball Esq, Secretary of Carolina

To Richard Peterson Esq

To the Right Honourable the Commissioners of Trade

To the Right Honourable the Lord Proprietors of Carolina

To the Right Honourable Lords Commission of Trade

To the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Trade

To the Right Honourable the Lords Proprietors of His Majesties colony of the Bahama Islands

To Samuel Marshall regarding his appointment as register of Carolina

To Sir Nathaniel Johnson in Carolina

To Sir Nathaniel Johnson Knight, Governor, James Moore Esq, Receiver Generall, Nicholas Trott Esq, Attorney Generall, Job Howes Esq, Surveyor Generall

To Thomas Harvey Esq, Deputy Governor, and to our Council of North Carolina

To Thomas Harvey Esq, Deputy Governour, and to our deputy and Councill of North Carolina

To Thomas Harvey, Deputy Governour, and to our deputys and Councill of North Carolina

To Thomas Smith Esq, one of the landgraves and Governor of Carolina of that part of our province that lyes south and west of Cape Ffear

To Thomas Smith Esq, one of the landgraves and Governor of that part of our province of Carolina that lyes south and west of Cape Ffeare

A warrant for Mr. Luijs Michel for 2500 acres of land in N. Carolina

Warrant for the Receiver General to pay Colonel Edward Tynte 270 pounds

Warrant to the Governor to cause grants to be issued out for admeasuring 2000 acres of land

Warrant to the Governor to make new grants of lands as desired by Mr Peter Colleton and others

Warrant to sett out 5000 acres of land for Abel Ketelbey Esq. in South Carolina

Warrant to the Surveyor General of South Carolina to sett out 100 acres of land to such poor Palatines as shall arrive there

Warrant to the Surveyor General to admeasure out 3000 acres of land for the Governor.

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