Sentence:  The place of a ſpirit has been often called <WSD>ubiety</WSD>, which may moſt properly refer to ſo much of the material world, of which it has a more evident conſciouſneſs, and on which it can act : In God the infinite Spirit, his <WSD>ubiety</WSD> is whereſoever there are objects for his conſiouſneſs and activity : And you may extend this to all poſſible, as well as real and actual worlds, if you pleaſe; for he knows and can do whatever can be known or can be done, and therefore he is ſaid to be every where. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  The state of existing in a specific point in space, thereness.