...city, towns, or forts of defence. And so I came from Holland to London, and from thence to New England, where I was appointed to attend such orders as Mr. John Winthrop, Esquire, the present Governor of Connecticut, was to appoint, whether at Pequit River or Connecticut, and that we should choose a place,...

...drawing, ordering and making of a City, Towns or forts of defence. And so I came from Holland to London, where I was appointed to attend such orders, as Mr...choose a place, both for the convenience of a good harbor, and also for capableness and fitness for a fortification. But I lauding at Boston the latter...

...serve the company of patentees, namely, the Lord Say, the Lord Brooks [Brook,] Sir Arthur Hazilrig, Sir Mathew Bonnington [Bonighton?], Sir Richard Saltingstone...also for capableness and fitness for fortification. But I landing at Boston the latter end of November, the aforesaid Mr. Winthrop had sent before one...

...serve the company of patentees, namely, the Lord Say, the Lord Brooks [Brook,] Sir Arthur Hazilrig, Sir Mathew Bonnington [Bonighton?], Sir Richard Saltingstone...for the convenience of a good harbour, and also for capablencss and fitness for fortification. But I landing at Boston the latter end of November, the...

...from thence to New England, where I was appointed to attend such orders as Mr. John Winbhrop, Esqnire, the present Governor of Conectecott, was to appoint,...for the convenience of a good harbour, and also for capabloness and fitness for fortification. . . . Mr. Winthrop, Mr. Fenwick, and Mr. Peters promised...

...serve the company of patentees, namely, the Lord Say, the Lord Brooks [Brook,] Sir Arthur Hazilrig, Sir Mathew Bonnington [Bonighton?], Sir Richard Saltingstone...also for capableness and fitness for fortification. But I landing at Boston the latter end of November, the aforesaid Mr. Winthrop had sent before one...

...city, towns or forts of defence. And so T came from Holland to London, and from thence to New England, where I was appointed to attend such orders as Mr....for the convenience of a good harbour, and also for capahleness and fitness for fortification. . . . Mr. Winthrop, Mr. Fenwiek, and Mr. Peters promised...

...serve the company of patentees, namely, the Lord Say, the Lord Brooks [Brook,] Sir Arthur Hazilrig, Sir Mathew Bonnington [Bonighton?], Sir Richard Saltingstone...also for capableness and fitness for fortification. But I landing at Boston the latter end of November, the aforesaid Mr. Winthrop had sent before one...

...Journal, I. 389. " Ibiil., I. 392. 7 Gardener's Pequot Warres ; 3 Mass. Hist. Soo. Coll., III. 131-100. to attend such orders as Mr. John Winthrop, Esquire,...Mr. Winthrop, "Mr. Fenwick, and Mr. Peters promised me that they would do their utmost endeavour to persuade the Bay-men to desist from war a year or two,...

...I. 568. * Mass. Col. Records, I. 372. 6 Gov. John Winthrop's Journal, I. 389. 6 lliiil., I. -0>02. to attend such orders as Mr. John Winthrop, Esquire,...of Conectecott, was to appoint, whether at Pequit [I'equot] river, or Conectecott, aud that we should choose a place both for the convenience of a good...