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South Carolina. Correspondence, original, Secretary of State, 1715-1740
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- Marlborough, England : Adam Matthew Digital, [2015]
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- 1 online resource (76 items)
- Title from publisher's website (resource viewed on 7 Oct. 2015)
- Volume reference no.: CO 5/383.
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- Address of the Assembly of South Carolina -- Address of the clergy of South Carolina -- Address of the Council and Assembly of South Carolina -- Address of the Council of S. Carolina -- Addresses of the Assembly of South Carolina to the Queen upon the marriage of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales -- Board of Trade about the Swiss going to South Carolina -- Board of Trade relating to South Carolina -- Board of Trade to Lord Harrington with their report about the 50 Swiss families -- Board of Trade with their representation of the state of His Majesty's possessions in America -- The case of Collonel Samuel Horsey with respect to the government of South Carolina -- The case of the Lords Proprietors of Carolina to be heard before a committee of the Lords of the Council. The first is Mr Shelton's case -- Charles De La Fay Esq at the cock pitt -- Copies to Lord Craven and Mr Solicitor General regarding complaints against Governor Johnson -- Copy of the 11th article of the presentments of the Grand Jury for the body of the Province of South Carolina from Mr John Beswick who desires to be clerk of the market -- Copy of the act appointing Ffrancis Yonge Esq., to be agent of His Majesties Province of South Carolina -- Copy of a letter (vizt.) the one from Ralph Izard Esq., one of His Majesties honoble counsel of His Majesties Province of South Carolina, another from Thomas Broughton Esq., speaker of the Comons House of Assembly to Francis Nicholson -- Copy of a letter from the Lords Commissioner of Trade to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle with their representation relating to the fort built upon the River Altamaha in South Carolina -- Copy of a letter to Mr. Burchett from Mr. Blakeway, Judge of the Vice Admiralty of South Carolina -- Copy of the Lords Proprietors petition recomending Colonel Horsey -- Copy of the Lords Proprietors petition to His Majesty with the Lords of the Councils order thereon with Mr. Sheltons memorial -- Copy of a paper to the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations in answer to an extract of a letter from Captain Edward Massey sent to their Lordships by Francis Nicholson -- Copy of a report of the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations to His Majesty relating to the right of the subjects of Great Britain to the cutting of logwood in the Bay of Campeachy -- Copy of a representation from the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations to the Lords Justices upon a memorial from the states guipuscoa concerning their claim of liberty to fish at Newfoundland -- Copy of Sir Henry Penrice's report to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty as to the extent of the British seas -- Copy of two letters from the Right Honourable Mr. Middleton -- Copys of letters from Arthur Middleton Esq., President of His Majesty's honourable Councill of S. Carolina etc. to Francis Nicholson etc. -- Council proclamation [duplicate] --
- Draught to the Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina regarding Robert Johnson's death -- Governor Johnson in behalf of Mr Fox -- His Grace the Duke of Newcastle: the memorial of John Vat of Watt, in behalf of 600 Swiss designing to settle in South Carolina -- His Grace My Lord Ducke of New Cassell, Principall Secretary of State -- The Honourable Mr Delasey at his office in the cockpit -- The humble address of the Leiutenant Governour, and the rest of Your Majesties Councill for the Province of South Carolina -- The humble address of the President and Council of Your Majesty's Province of South Carolina -- The humble address of the representatives of the inhabitants of the said province now conven'd at Charles Town -- The humble address of Your Majesties most loyal subjects the President and Council of Your Majesties Province of South Carolina -- The humble address of your Majestys Council in the Province of South Carolina -- The humble memorial of Robert Johnson Esq, late Governor of South Carolina under the Lords Proprietors of that colony -- The humble memorial of Robert Johnson Esq. -- The humble petition of Captain James Sutherland -- The humble petition of Captain James Sutherland to be reinstated in the government of Johnson's fort near Charles Town in South Carolina, America -- The humble petition of Ffrancis Yonge Esq., Agent for the Province of South Carolina -- The humble petition of the General Assembly of this Your Majestys Province of South Carolina -- The humble petition of John Beswicke to be clerk of the market at Charles Town in Carolina -- The humble petition of John Vat, in behalf of twenty four Swiss lately gone to South Carolina -- The humble petition of the Lords Proprietors of the province of Carolina -- In the Commons House of Assembly -- Instructions to Benjamin Keene, Arthur Stert and John Goddard Esq., observations upon the instructions prepared for His Majesty's commissaries appointed to treat with those of the King of Spain in persuance of the Treaty of Seville and additional instruction --
- Letter by James Ogelthorpe -- Letter discussing Captain Southerland's possible appointment as Captain of Johnson's Fort and response -- Letter discussing Captain Sutherland's petition of complaint regarding the injustices he faced at Johnson's Fort -- Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle inclosing the copy of a letter addressed to them from Mr Broughton, Commander in Chief, at South Carolina informing them that the French Governor of Moville had attacked the Chickesaw Indians -- Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle inclosing their report and the extract of a representation relative to the settlement of Carolina -- Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle informing him of the death of Colonel Robert Johnson, late Governor of that province South Carolina -- Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle relative to war like stores to be forwarded to South Carolina -- Letter from the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle transmitting a letter received by them from Mr. Bull, Governor of South Carolina, with a representation from the council of that island, and the report of trade upon the state of that province -- Letter from Lord Fitzwalter inclosing copies of Lord Carterets letter to the Board of Trade with their report relative to the island of St Simon -- Letter from Thomas Lowndes discussing seeds and olive oil -- Letters sent from Mr. Hammerton desiring to know if any discussions have been given about his affairs -- List of papers -- Memorandum for His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, Principal Secretary of State -- Memorandum received from John Courand -- Memorial of Colonel Johnston, Governor of South Carolina, relating to stores -- Memorials of Colonel Johnson, Governor of South Carolina, proposing the sending thither another independent company -- Mr. Wedderburn to be Clerk of the Pleas in South Carolina -- Petition: Sir Robert Mountgomorie to His Most Excellent Majestie -- Report of the Board of Trade and order of reference thereon -- Report of the Board of Trade upon the memorial of the Lords Proprietors of Carolina in relation to the proposal of Sir Robert Montgomery -- Report of the Council of Trade -- Report on Jacobus Kerstead of New York, Mariner [copy] -- Report upon the letter of Captain Massey in South Carolina -- Representation of the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations to His Majesty relating to His Majesty's right to Fort King George in South Carolina and the Bahama Islands [copy] -- Sir Robert Montgomery's affidavit -- To Governor Johnson -- To His Grace Holles, Duke of Newcastle, one of His Majesty's principal Secretarys of State regarding the petition of Joseph Fox to be naval officer in South Carolina -- To the King's most Excellent Majesty the humble petition of the Council and Assembly of this Your Majesties Province of South Carolina
Subjects
- Newcastle, Thomas Pelham-Holles, Duke of, 1693-1768.
- South Carolina. General Assembly -- Records and correspondence.
- South Carolina. Council -- Records and correspondence.
- Great Britain. Colonial Office -- Records and correspondence.
- Great Britain. Board of Trade -- Records and correspondence.
- South Carolina -- Politics and government -- To 1775.
- South Carolina -- History -- Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 -- Sources.
- South Carolina -- Commerce -- History -- 18th century -- Sources.
- Plantations -- South Carolina -- History -- 18th century -- Sources.
- Great Britain -- Colonies -- America -- History -- 18th century -- Sources.