The history of King Philip's War

INTRODUCTORY MEMOIR.
fharted for Cafco; 21 September [Original letter of Church,
in Mafs. State Paper Ojflce\ had an engagement with the
enemy, in which eleven of his foldiers were killed and ten
wounded; 13 November [Willis's Hifl. Portland 280], he
had a Council of war at Falmouth, foon after which he
returned home; 25 December [P. C. R. vi: 228], a com-
mittee was appointed by the Colony to fettle with him and
others " the charges of the warr, &c." and the Court
ordered him 40^. a week and £10, over, befides what he
might receive " from the Bay."
6 February, 16 9$- \E. P. 65], he wrote to the Governor
and Council of Maffachufetts appealing on behalf of the
poor inhabitants of Maine; 10 May, 1690 [B. C. D. ii: 66\
for £7, he fells to Edward Gray of Little Compton land in
Sapowit neck in faid town; 30 May [Ibid. 147], he buys of
Captain Chriftopher Almy of Rhode Ifland, for £11 \os n
four thirtieths of lands left by the purchafers of Pocajfett, at
Fall-river, for erecting a mill or mills; 2 September [E. P.
69J, was Commiffioned for the fecond Eaftern Expedition; 9
September [Ibid. 70], received his inftru6t.ions, and ftarted;
was back to Briftol in three or four weeks ; 4 November
[P. C. R. vi: 255], was appointed by the Court to take
charge of a contribution propofed in the County of Briftol
for the relief " of ye town of Wells & parts adjacent; " 27
November [E. P. 77], wrote from Briftol to " the Eaftern
parts;" 2 December [B. C. D. iii: 369; v: 521], ex-