New York: Polity Style: 1689-1783

18/28 Apr 1689	the government of the Territory and Dominion of New England in Boston ceased to function as a result of the coup d'état of 18/28 Apr 1689, Lieutenant Governor of the Dominion and some members of the Council continue in office in New York (Andros Tracts, 1:3-10) [1]
27 Jun/7 Jul 1689	a Committee of Safety is constituted at a meeting of representatives from the city of New York and several counties of the Province of New York (The National Archives, UK, CO 5/1081)
27 Jun/7 Jul 1689 - 25 Nov 1783	Province of New York
25 Nov 1783	the royal government of the Province of New York ceased to function upon the evacuation of the armed forces of Great Britain from the city of New York (Rivington's New-York Gazette, and Universal Advertiser, No. 748, 26 Nov 1783, p. 3)

Lieutenant Governor of New England (Nicholson) and some members of the Council received a report on the deposition of the Governor-in-Chief (Andros) at their meeting in New York on 26 Apr/6 May 1689 (New York Historical Society Collections, 1868, pp. 244-245). The Council continued to meet until 10/20 Jun 1689. Nicholson departed from the city of New York on 11/12 Jun 1689 and sailed for England on 24 Jun/4 Jul 1689.