[1258] _Laws and Acts made from the First Settlement of Her Majesties Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations by the General Assembly of said Colony_, etc., edition of 1705, p. 54; Updike, _History of the Narragansett Church_, p. 171; Staples, _Annals of the Town of Providence_, second edition, p. 171. [1259] _New York Colonial Documents_, xiii, p. 537; Brodhead, _op. cit._, first edition, ii, p. 331. [1260] Brodhead, _op. cit._, first edition, ii, p. 331; _Minutes of the Common Council of the City of New York_, i, p. 80. [1261] Brodhead, _op. cit._, first edition, ii, p. 486. [1262] _Ibid._, first edition, ii, p. 509. [1263] _Ibid._, first edition, ii, p. 510. [1264] O’Callaghan, _Calendar of Historical Manuscripts_, etc., pt. ii, p. 279. [1265] _Ibid._, pt. ii, p. 314. July 20, 1703, Thomas Newton, mariner, made deposition that he purchased this slave at Jamaica. _Ibid._, ii, p. 314. [1266] _New York Colonial Documents_, v, p. 342. [1267] _New York Colonial Documents_, v, pp. 342, 357. The Lords of Trade regarded Hunter’s action favorably, and on August 27, 1712, recommended to her majesty to grant a pardon to the Spanish Indians then in prison for engaging in the conspiracy. [1268] _Records of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations_, v, p. 176. [1269] Coffin, _A Sketch of the History of Newbury_, etc., p. 337, contains a receipt for the sale of a Spanish Indian boy in 1718. Transcriber’s Notes: • Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_). • Text enclosed by pluses is in small caps (+small caps+). • Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected. • In Footnote 252, the last page number is cut off in all scans.