The Sovereignty of the Sea / An Historical Account of the Claims of England to the Dominion of the British Seas, and of the Evolution of the Territorial Waters

by Thomas Wemyss Fulton

[591] Windebank to Pennington, 10th, 15th, 16th July, State Papers, Dom., ccccxxv. 45, 72, 81; Northumberland to Pennington, ibid., ccccxxv. 76; Windebank to Hopton, 16th August, Clarendon State Papers, i. 1283.

[592] Pennington to Windebank, 13th July. State Papers, Dom., ccccxxv. 61, 68.

[593] Gardiner, Hist., ix. 69; State Papers, Dom., ccccxxviii. 52.

[594] Northumberland to Pennington, 12th September, State Papers, Dom., ccccxxviii. 92; Windebank to Hopton, 29th September, Clarendon State Papers, ii. 71; Hopton to Windebank, October 12/22, Cal. Clar. State Papers, i. 1311.

[595] Gardiner, op. cit., 61.

[596] Windebank to Colonel Gage and Count Leslie, (28 Sept.)/(8 Oct.). Cal. Clar. State Papers, i. 1296.

[597] Gardiner, op. cit., 63.

[598] Smith to Pennington, 30th Sept. State Papers, Dom., ccccxxix. 70.

[599] Northumberland to Pennington, 16th September. Ibid., ccccxxviii. 92.

[600] Pennington to the Master of the Luke, of London, 23rd Sept. Ibid., ccccxxix. 15.