Westons plantation wholly ruined by their disorders.
Mr. Robert Gorge, Sir Ferdinando Gorges Brother arrived in Plimouth, and began a Plantation of the Massachusets-bay, having Commission from the Council of New-England to be general Governour of the Countrey, carrying over one Mr. Morrel a Minister, [p. 250.] but being discouraged, he returned for England.
A fire at Plimouth, which did considerable dammage, several of the Inhabitants through discontent and casualties removed into Virginia.
Three thousand English now upon the Bermudus ten Forts, and in those ten Forts 50 pieces of Ordnance.
1624.
The number of Magistrates increased to five now at New-Plimouth.
The first neat Cattle carried over into New-England to New-Plimouth was three Heifers and a Bull.
1625.
St. Christophers-Island planted now by the English 25 leagues in compass, a great many little Rivers, in 17 degrees and 25 minutes.
King James dyed in 1625, and King Charles the first began his Raign March the seven and twentieth.