erences between the English
and the French at St. Christopher. (_Cal._, Sec.Sec. 903, 1105.)

_June 23._

Representation and advice of the Council regarding the Rodney case.
(_Cal._, Sec. 1110.)

"To London, to accompany our Council, who went in a body to congratulate
the new Lord Treasurer [Sir Thomas Osborne], no friend to it, because
promoted by my Lord Arlington, whom he hated." (Evelyn's _Diary_, II,
p. 90.)

_July 21._

About the exportation of wool (_Journal_); report on this question
urging that present laws be put in execution and export of wool be
strictly forbidden. (_Cal._, _Dom._, 1673, pp. 382, 541.)

_September 13._

Dr Worsley, his discharge. (_Journal_; _Cal._, Sec. 1151.)

_September 16._

To Council about chosing a new Secretary. (Evelyn's _Diary_, II, p. 94.)

_October 15._

Mr. Lock sworne. (_Journal_; _Cal._, Sec.Sec. 1162, 1163.)

"To Council, and swore in Mr. Locke, secretary, Dr. Worsley being dead."
(Evelyn's _Diary_, II, 95. This statement regarding Dr. Worsley cannot
be true.)

_October 21_ (committee).

Charter parties for transporting to Barbadoes stores and provisions
read. (_Cal._, Sec. 1058.)

Letters from Sir Peter Colleton & others read. (_Cal._, Sec.Sec. 1101, 1104,
1131, 1133.)

Regarding capture of New York. (_Cal._, Sec.Sec. 1138, 1157.)

_October 27_ (committee).

About Sir J. Atkins, Barbadoes. (_Journal._)

Regarding New York; Mr. Dyer's project for reducing that town.
(_Journal_; _Cal._, Sec. 1157.)

"To Council about sending succours to recover New York; and then we read
the commission and instructions to Sir Jonathan Atkins, the new Governor
of Barbadoes." (Evelyn's _Diary_, II, 95.)

_November 3._

About New York, Albany, etc.; consideration of the retaking of these
places from the Dutch. (_Journal_; _Cal._, Sec.Sec. 1160, 1165.)

_November 7_ (committee).

William Dervell's statement regarding the loss of New York.
(_Cal._, Sec. 1143.)

_November 8._

Barbadoes and Sir J. Atkins. (_Journal._) Probably the question
of Atkins's commission as Governor of Barbadoes was here under
consideration.

_November 19_ (committee).

Letters from Gov. Lynch read. (_Cal._, Sec. 1115.)

_November 24._

Petitions of Steed, provost marshal of Barbadoes, read.
(_Cal._, Sec. 1167.)

_December 1._

Letter from Sir Jonathan Atkins received and (probably) read.
(_Cal._, Sec. 1173.)

_December 5._

Deposition of William Carpenter in favor of Steed.