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Boyle
decreasing V at constant T increases collision frequency with the walls so P rises.
Charles
increasing T raises particle speed; at constant P the gas expands until collision effects per area return to the external pressure
Avogadros
adding particles at constant T and P requires a larger volume to maintain the same pressure
Dalton
each gas contributes to pressure through its own collisions with the walls