quo warranto make a full submission and entire resigjiation to his royal pleasure, he will then regulate their charter in such a manner as shall be for his ser- vice and the good of that colony ^ Title in American library. 139, 6.
1683, Sept. 28. A commission to Lord Howard of Effing- 35 Car. 2. jjdjji iQ Ijq lieutenant andgovernor gene- ral of Virginia. M. S.
1684, May 3. The humble address of the chiefgovernor, council and representatives of the island of Nevisy in the JVest-IndieSj present- [ 369 1 ed to his majesty by Colonel Netheway and Captain Jefferson, at IVindsor^ May 3, 1684. Title in Amer. libr, 142.
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tween France and Englafid. 7 Corps DipL part 2, p. 44. 2. Mem. Am 40. By the king, a proclamation for the more 1687, Jan. 20- effectual reducing and suppressing of pirates and pri'oateers in America., as well on the sea as on the land in great numbers., committing frequent robbe- vies and piracies^ which hath occa- sioned a great prejudice and obstruction to trade and commerce., and gi'uen a great scandal and disturbance to our government in those parts. Title Amer, libr. 147. 2 cites Lond. Gaz. No. 2315.
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- A confirmation of the grant of the Nor1687, qu. Sept.
them neck of Firginia to Lord CuU 27.4- ]^c. 2.
pepper.
Governor Coxe's declaration to the council i687> Sept. 5.