Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 21, 1609-1612. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1970.
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Index
C
C
Cadillac [Gironde, France]
Viscount Cranborne dines at,
107
Caen [Calvados, France]
imposition levied upon English
cloth at, 177, 178
Caernarvonshire (Carnarvon]
103
Caesar, Sir Julius, Chancellor of the
Exchequer
6(2), 11, 27(2), 32, 52, 55, 57,
58, 59
nominated Commissioner for
suits, 22
signs joint letter to King's
woodward at Durham, 28
signs letter concerning cloth
trade from Privy Council to
Earl of Salisbury, 44
68, 70(2), 71, 73, 99(2), 119(2)
signs Privy Council letter on
provision of gunpowder, 84
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 116,
119, 160, 232, 233, 292, 295
125, 128(2), 148, 151, 163, 171,
197, 201, 212, 229, 259, 269,
286
signs Privy Council letter on
transportation of corn from
King's Lynn, 211
granted reversion of Mastership
of the Rolls, 292
295, 299, 327(4), 328(10),
330(2), 331(2), 332, 336, 337,
338, 340(2), 342(2), 343(3),
347, 348(3), 349(2), 350, 351,
357, 358, 359(5), 361, 362
Cage, [? John]
proceedings against, 130(3)
Calais (Callais) [Pas-de-Calais,
France]
Marshal of Poland crosses to,
84
215, 220
Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 237, 249
Marshal of Poland proposes to
cross from Dover to, 290
Governor of. See d'Arquien
Calderon, Don Rodrigo, Spanish
Ambassador Extraordinary
to Archduke Albert
mentioned by Digby as possible
ambassador to England, 334
Calf-skins
one of main exports from
Bristol, 123
sent from Lancashire to La
Rochelle, 253
investigation into illegal export
from Lancashire of, 257, 258
Callowdon, co. Warwick
letter dated from, 50
Calmar. See Kalmar
Calshot (Calshott) Castle, co. Hants.
repaired, 327
350
Keeper of. See Smyth, Richard,
Fleming, Francis
Calvert, George, secretary to the
Earl of Salisbury, and a
Clerk of the Council
12, 53, 60, 100(2)
Calvert, Robert, an Undertaker in
the Ulster Plantation
201
given leave to transport stock
into Ireland free of Customs
duties, 299
Calvinists
German Protestant Princes desirous of reconciling
Lutherans and, 116
Cambell, Thomas, Sheriff of London
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 144
Lord Mayor of London, 169
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 169,
230
petition to, 230
Cambridge (Cammerich), co.
Cambridge
Noel de Caron goes to, 16
53
reaction to Pemberton's Newmarket sermon at, 149
Cambridge, University of
alleged poverty of, 8
obtains relief in payment of
aid to King, 144
election of Proctor at, 174
294
Vice-Chancellor of. See Jegon,
Thomas; Duport, John,;
Neville, Thomas; Goche,
Barnabas
Cambridgeshire
211
Privy Council advertised of
prices of corn by J.P.s of,
223
Cammerich. See Cambridge
Canada (Nova Francia)
Hudson forced to put into, 152
Canary Islands, The
George Taylor, a prisoner in, 78
Canon (Channon) Row, Westminster,
London
letters dated from, 170, 292
Canterbury (Canterburie), co Kent
letter dated from, 32
letter dated from Christ's
Church at, 158
200
attempt to sell pepper illegally
at, 207(3)
letter endorsed by post at, 291
Canterbury, Archbishop of. See
Bancroft, Richard
Canterbury, Dean of. See Neville,
Thomas
Cape Cod [Massachusetts, U.S.A.]
Hudson at, 152
Cape Henry [Virginia, U.S.A.]
Hudson at, 152
Capell, Sir Arthur, of Hadham Parva,
co. Herts.
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 40
mourner at the funeral of Earl
of Salisbury, 375
his wife. See Capell, Margaret
Capell, Margaret, wife of Sir Arthur
Capell
40
Capell (Caple), Richard, Fellow of
Magdalen College, Oxford
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 260
Caple, Richard. See Capell, Richard
Carao, Lord. See Carew, George
Carcassonne (Carcasonne) [Aude,
France]
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
108
Cardiganshire
sale of King's woods in, 68
Cardinals
alleged depravity of, 25
Cards
money raised in Spain upon
impost of, 101
Carew, Lord. See Carew, George
Carew (Carao), George, Baron Carew
of Clopton, Master of the Ordnance, Vice-Chamberlain to
the Queen
19, 148, 219, 295, 308, 309
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 151,
175, 226, 227, 304
leaves for Guernsey, 175
reports on conditions in Guernsey, 227
appoints Salter to receive
profits from the erection of
furnaces, 292
his tour of inspection in Ireland,
303
his views on the general situation in Ireland, 304, 305, 306
a principal Commissioner to
Queen, 372
Carew, Sir George, English Ambassador to France
103, 114, 178, 269(2)
letter to French Secretary of
State, 134
his pension, 308
Carew, Richard, of Anthony, co.
Cornwall
reference to his death, 11
Carew or Carie, Sir Wymond, of
Snettisham, co. Norfolk
235
Carey, Sir Edward, a Teller of the
Receipt
340
Carey, Elizabeth, wife of Sir Robert
Carey
purchaser of a pension, 180
her pension, 308
Carey, Henry, 1st Baron Hunsdon
of Hunsdon
332
Carey, Sir Henry, of Berkhampstead,
co. Herts.
326 and n.
Carey, Sir Robert, Master of the
Robes to Prince Charles
328
Carey (Carrew), Valentine, chaplain
to the King
named as possible Master of
Christ's College, Cambridge,
139
153
King states his preference for
election as Master of, 160
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 193
Carigline. See Carrigaline
Carill, Sir John, of Angmering, co.
Sussex
his "requests", 120
Carisius, Dr. Jonas. See Charisius,
Jonas
Carlisle, co. Cumberland
letter dated from, 67
goods conveyed by land from
Scotland to England to pass
through, 314
Carlisle, Bishop of. See Robinson,
Henry
Carlow (Caterlogh), county of,
Ireland
scheme for plantation in, 347
Carmarden, Richard, Surveyor of
Customs in the Port of
London
letter and New Year's gift to
Earl of Salisbury, 170
Carmarthenshire
sale of King's woods in, 68
Carmichael, Sir Hugh
granted recusants' property,
316
Carne, Edward, of Ewenny, co.
Glamorgan, Receiver of the
King's revenues in South
Wales
instructed to provide regular
payments for Council of
Wales, 338
Caron, Sir Noel. See Caron, Noel de
Caron, Noel de, agent of the States
General in London
has audience with King, 16
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 138
requests King's letters to
further liberation of Dutch
prisoners in Tunis, 138
wishes to be permitted to keep
gift of Venetian glass, 138
216
Caron, William, member of the
Danish embassy to England
presented with gift, 260
Carpenter, Edmund, Fellow of
Magdalen College, Oxford
signs letter to Earl of Salisbury,
260
Carr (Carre), Sir Robert, courtier,
later the King's favourite
and Viscount Rochester
5, 18, 173, 265, 333
book sent to King under cover
of packet addressed to, 145
declared by Lake to be instigator of intrigue to provoke
ill feeling between King and
Earl of Salisbury, 264
letters to Earl of Salisbury,
269, 270, 339
receives annuity, 327
paid 12,000, 327
letter from Winwood to, 353
Carredyn, Elizabeth, of co. Hereford
alleged to be recusant, 296
Carrew, Mr. See Carey, Valentine
Carrigaline (Carigline) alias Bevir
(Beaver), co. Cork, Ireland
351
Carryer, William, of Yaxley, co.
Hunts.
indicted for offence of depopulation, 90
Carse, John, Page of the Bedchamber
his pension, 308
Cartaret [Manche, France]
news brought to Jersey from,
219
Cartaret, Philip, Seigneur of St.
Ouen
219
Cartignano, Claudio di Ruffia, Count
of, Ambassador Extraordinary from Savoy to England
rejection of marriage proposals
brought by, 343
Cartmeale. See Cartmel
Cartmel (Cartmeale), co. Lancs.
manor of, 61
Cary, Lady. See Carey, Elizabeth
Casaubon (Cassabone), Isaac, classical scholar and former
librarian to Henry IV, King
of France
his opinion of King's book,
288 (2)
his pension, 308
Cashaim. See Kaisheim
Casimir, John, Count Palatine, son
of Frederick III, Elector
Palatine
English loan for use of insurgent
Low Countries delivered to,
58
Casimire, D. See Casimir, John
Cason, Edward, of Hertford, co.
Herts.
signs joint letter of Hertfordshire J.P.s to Earl of Salisbury, 128
Caspian Sea
King of Persia offers English
merchants trading facilities
on, 325
Cassabone. See Casaubon, Isaac
Cassander, George, Catholic writer
reference to his Consultation,
288
Castello Cavalese (Castello Covelo)
[in former province of Cavalese, Lower Tyrol, Austria]
Viscount Cranborne refers to
impregnability of fortress at,
244
Castello Covelo. See Castello
Cavalese
Castelnau (Castellnau) [Hrault,
France]
Barony of, 108
Castelnaudary [Aude, France]
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
108
Castelnau du Rhne (Rosne)
[Drme, France]
mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 110
Castel Rodrigo, Christoval de Moura,
Marquis of, Viceroy of
Portugal
summoned to Madrid, 334
Castile, Constable of. See Frias
Castle, John, Clerk of the Privy
Seal
155, 202
Castra, Don Francesco de, Spanish
Ambassador in Rome
his arrogant behaviour, 81, 82
Caterlogh. See Carlow
Cathay. See China
Catholicism
propaganda to promote, 61
its strength in Ireland, 91
books circulated in England to
disseminate, 100, 214
Catholics, English
rumours in Spain of persecution
of, 333
attend religious services at
house of Spanish Ambassador
in London, 334
Catlin, Robert
presented to rectory of Tilhurst, 346
Cattai. See China
Catullus, Caius Valerius, Roman
poet
Viscount Cranborne refers to
his residence at Lake Garda,
242
Caumont [Lot-et-Garonne, France]
Viscount Cranborne at, 107
Caus, Solomon (Salamon) de,
gardener to the Queen
payments to, 340
Cautionary Towns, The
memorandum on, 175
Cavaillon [Vaucluse, France]
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
110
Cave, Sir Alexander, of Rotherby,
co. Leicester
363
Cave, Oliver [? of Stanford, co.
Northants.]
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 210
Cave, Sir Thomas [? of Thorpe
Satchville, co. Leicester]
363
Cavendish (Cavndishe), Richard,
politician and author
reference to his seclusion from
legal office by judges, 194
Cawdre, John, husbandman, of
Hesketh, co. Lancs.
involved in attempt to transport calf-skins abroad, 258
Cawood Castle, co. Yorks.
letter dated from, 151
Cecil, Catherine, wife of William
Cecil, Viscount Cranborne
chosen by lot as King's Valentine, 16
135
Earl of Salisbury commends
behaviour of, 157
her absence from Communion
gives rise to malicious talk,
215
Cecil, Sir Edward, nephew to the
Earl of Salisbury, CaptainGeneral of English troops in
Dutch service
Viscount Cranborne wishes to
meet, 208(2)
236
mourner at the funeral of
Earl of Salisbury, 374
Cecil, Frances, daughter of Robert
Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury
given gift of plate, 1
threatens to grow taller than
her brother, 135, 157
her absence from Communion
gives rise to malicious talk,
215
Cecil, Matthew
366
Cecil, Robert, 1st Earl of Salisbury,
Principal Secretary of State
and Lord High Treasurer
receives New Year's gifts of
plate, 1, 2
concerned about King's need
of money, 3
letter to Hobart, 4
to be asked to intervene in
Kirkham's case, 6
requested by Markham to alter
his place of banishment, 8
letter to Wilson, 8
11, 29, 32, 44, 50, 52, 53, 56, 74,
83, 84, 99(2)
letters to Edmondes, 13, 19, 48,
54, 64, 97
King pays tribute to sense of
honour of, 18
intercedes with King to moderate his anger towards Coke,
24
letter to King's woodward at
Durham, 28
pays for transport of stone
from Holy Island for building
at Durham House, 29
disliked by Queen in matter
of Balmerino's trial, 30
advises Lord Cranborne how
to behave in France, 32
reference to him as Master of
the Wards, 36
desirous of showing his pictures
to Prince Henry, 39
receives gift from Lee, 39
requested to allow English beer
to be sent to Merchant
Adventurers at Middelburg,
43
his character and work as
Secretary praised by King
in public, 47
letter to Richardot, 54
favours restriction of fishing
rights of Netherlands near
English coast, 54
his help solicited by Lesieur to
obtain a post, 61
snubs Lord Norris in a letter, 65
his "fee deer", 71
takes lease of ground in Durham
House Court, 73
undertakes to build stable for
Bishop of Durham, 73
presents Prince Henry with a
nag, 84
opposed to purchase by Duke
of Holstein's agent of ordnance and cloth in England,
94
his resentment at being called
"fool" and other names by
King, 96
his instructions to Edmondes
how to deal with Flemish
support for Irish rebels, 97,
98
suspects motives behind proposed disbanding of Irish
Regiment, 98
100, 120(3), 122, 124, 126, 133,
145, 154, 163, 164, 210, 212,
280
his attention drawn to complaints of the poor at Farnham, 103
his gift of goshawk and tercel
to Spanish Ambassador, 122
petition from Bristol to, 123
letters to Viscount Cranborne,
123, 135, 156, 215, 218, 220,
259, 362
letter to Sir John Stafford, 127
receives gift of falcon, 137
is offered vine plants and plum
trees, 137
Pemberton's supporters summoned to meet, 144
receives a present of ambergris
from Godolphin, 146
Queen requests his opinion
about a suit, 151
proposal to instal a "secret
conveyance" in his house,
185
letter to Sir Thomas Tyringham,
186
King agrees to conference between French Ambassador
and, 197, 199
his interest in the manufacture
of copper, 200
his letter to Bury St. Edmund's,
198
his comments on proposal submitted by French Ambassador, 203, 204
advises expedition in the
signing of the Anglo-Dutch
defensive treaty, 205
stone shipped from Berwick to
London for the use of, 206
signs Privy Council letter on
transportation of corn from
King's Lynn and elsewhere,
211, 224
wishes Viscount Cranborne to
visit Italy, 212, 218
desirous that Viscount Cranborne should go to Cleves,
215, 220
payment of subsidy by, 216
revises Viscount Cranborne's
itinerary, 220
letters to Sir Thomas Lake,
229, 268
condemns Fair of St. Bartholomew as source of plague in
London, 230
his woods in co. Kent, 230
expected at Holdenby, 231
involved in transaction concerning the extraction of
silver from lead ore, 249
letter to Miles Whitaker, 251
references to his speeches in
Parliament, 253, 281
High Steward of Bishopric of
Norwich, 253
attack by anonymous M.P. on,
261, 262
defends himself in letters to
King, 264, 267, 268
Carr declared to be instigator
of attack in Parliament on,
264
refers to troubles in late Parliament, 268
libel against, 276
request by Princess Elizabeth
to, 276
congratulated by Princess
Elizabeth on his restoration
to health, 276
concerned with defects in Book
of Rates and Parliament's
attitude to proposed increases
in Customs duties, 284, 285
describes opposition in Parliament to King's wishes regarding impositions, 286
tries to influence Parkins to
fall in with Countess of
Derby's wishes, 291
his debts estimated at 24,000,
313
294(2), 296, 298, 299, 301, 312,
313, 315, 316(3), 317, 318(2),
319, 327(8), 328(10), 332(4),
333, 337, 338, 339, 340(3),
342, 346, 348(5), 349, 350,
351, 352, 354, 359(5), 360(2),
361(2), 363(2), 364, 365,
368(2), 372
to submit names of people
capable of contributing to
King's loan, 317, 318
his draft of proclamations concerning rumours and liberty
of speech, 321, 322, 323
his correspondence over election
of Proctor at Queens' College,
Cambridge, 323, 324
to take muster of trained
bands of Hertfordshire, 327
to be J.P. within precincts of
Salisbury Cathedral, 330
his will, 333
authorised to permit transport
of ordnance to Denmark,
338, 339
receives letter of thanks from
Viscount Rochester, 339
letter to Sir Walter Cope, 347
his debts, 347, 362
tries to find cure for his illness
at Bath, 362
High Steward of Queen's
manor of Bisley, 363
his note on contents of petitions,
363, 372
involved in dispute over land
at Cobham, 364
jewellery supplied to, 366
reference to his activity during
suppression of Essex's insurrection, 368
Steward of the manor of East
Greenwich, 368
Paman writes prefatory epistle
to, 369
his notes on complaints about
pirates, 369
his letter to Ross, 370
papers concerning lands of,
370, 371
breviat of his will, 371
receives gift of a deer, 372
poem dedicated to, 372
to contract with farmers of
Customs, 372
a principal Commissioner to
Queen, 372
reference to his hospital in
Waltham, 373
his association with Gray's Inn,
373
funeral of, 374
epitaph on, 375
Cecil, Theodosia, wife of Sir Edward
Cecil
her gratitude to Earl of Salisbury, 233
Cecil, Thomas, 1st Earl of Exeter
71, 122, 327
letter to Earl of Salisbury,
252
conveys lands to Clare College,
Cambridge, 328
Cecil, William, Viscount Cranborne,
son of Robert Cecil, 1st
Earl of Salisbury
his wife chosen by lot as King's
Valentine, 16
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 19,
35, 138, 170, 208(2), 212
attends ballet of Queen of
France, 19
visits St. Germaine with the
King of France, 33
33, 35, 149, 151, 223
French King shows favour to,
35
diary of his journey through
France and Switzerland, 104
113
ill of smallpox at La Rochelle,
106, 146
Earl of Salisbury approves
plan of travel of, 123
further reference to his illness
and recovery, 127
news of, 146
entertains English merchants
at Bordeaux, 146
commended by Earl of Salisbury for keeping diary in
French, 156
reprimanded for going about
town in Paris, 157
wishes to see military action in
Cleves, 208(2)
to visit Italy, 212, 215
makes an excursion into
Normandy, 215
his fear of seasickness, 215
warned to avoid travelling in
Papal territories, 215
diary of his journey through
France, Savoy, Italian States,
Austria, Germany and
Netherlands, 237249
entertained by Duke of Savoy
at Turin, 239, 240
pays his respects to Prince of
Savoy, 239
received by the Doge, 243
seriously ill at Padua, 244
meets brother of the Margrave
of Brandenburg, 246
received by the Prince of
Orange, 247
pays his respects to Archdukes,
248
letters from Earl of Montgomery to, 291, 364, 365
letter to a friend in France, 295
loses money at tennis to Earl
of Montgomery, 299
contributes towards voyage to
Virginia, 318
letter from Earl of Salisbury
to, 362
chief mourner at the funeral of
Earl of Salisbury, 374
Cecil, William, of Alt-yr-Ynys
(Alterinnes), co. Hereford
366
Cecyll, Lady. See Cecil, Theodosia
Cecil, William, Baron Burghley
mentioned, 8, 157, 167, 230, 262
Cecil, William, Lord Burghley, son
of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of
Exeter
mourner at the funeral of Earl
of Salisbury, 374
Cecil, William, Lord Ros, son of
William Cecil, Lord Burghley,
later 2nd Earl of Exeter
given licence to travel abroad,
361
Cercam, Mr. See Kirkham, Robert
Cerdon (Sardon) [Ain, France]
Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 111
Cervo (Sare), River [Italy]
divides Piedmont from Duchy
of Milan, 240
Chalender, Sir Thomas. See
Chaloner, Sir Thomas
Challener, Sir Thomas. See
Chaloner, Sir Thomas
Chalmer, William, a Scottish
minister
his pension bought by Footes,
180
Chaloner (Challener, Chalender), Sir
Thomas, naturalist
Hudson known to, 152
229, 236
to witness test for extraction
of silver from lead ore, 249
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 253
Chlon-sur-Sane (Chaolons) [Saneet-Loire, France]
Viscount Cranborne dines at,
112
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
238
Chamberlayne, James, of St. Peter
in Cornhill, London, merchant
petition to Earl of Salisbury,
363
Chambers, Charles, Groom of the
Queen's Chamber
granted recusants' lands, 270
Chambry [Savoie, France]
description by Viscount Cranborne of, 238
Chambourg [Indre-et-Loire, France]
Viscount Cranborne refers to
castle at, 104
Chambre, La [Savoie, France]
Viscount Cranborne dines at,
238
Champagne (Champaigne) [France]
French King sends cavalry to
frontiers of, 82, 89
112
Governor of. See Nevers
Chanceaux (Chanseaux) [Cte d'Or,
France]
Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 112
Viscount Cranborne dines at,
238
Chancellor to the Queen's House
363
Chancery, The
359
Chancery, Court of
82(2), 231
Chandler, Richard, highwayman
papers relating to stay of
pardon for, 176
Chandois, Lord. See Brydges, Grey
Chanseaux. See Chanceaux
Chaolons. See Chlon-sur-Sane
Chapelle Blanche (La) [Indre-etLoire, France]
Viscount Cranborne dines at,
105
Chapman, Vincent (Vyncent),
tenant of the manor of
Middleton, co. Northants.
petition to the Earl of Salisbury,
364
Chappel Henault Park. See Hainault
Chappell, William, Fellow of Christ's
College, Cambridge
to appear before Earl of Salisbury for supporting Pemberton, 144
Chappell Wood. See Chopwell Wood
Charente, River [France]
Viscount Cranborne crosses,
106
Charenton, [Seine, France]
Viscount Cranborne crosses
River Marne at, 113
Charing, co. Kent
King's manor at, 32
Charing Cross, Strand, London
253
Charisius (Carisius), Jonas, Danish
statesman and Ambassador
Extraordinary to England
presented with a gift during his
embassy to England, 260
his expenses in London defrayed by Exchequer, 315
Chark. See Chirk
Charles V, Emperor
father of late Duke of Cleves
married to the niece of, 114
Charles IX, King of France
bestows town and castle of
Langeais upon his favourite,
Marie Touchet, 105
Charles IX, King of Sweden
his hostility towards Hyll, 2
King's answer to marriage
alliance proposed by, 272,
273
Charles, Prince, Duke of York
his schoolmaster, 44
threatened sale of trees on land
belonging to, 60
apportioned Brancespeth, Raby
and Barnard Castles, 66
73, 134, 140, 311, 341
commision to inquire into his
affairs in the North, 132
pension granted to servant of,
346
linen, etc. for, 361
King awards gifts of money to
instructors of, 362
Tutor to. See Murray, Thomas,
teacher of dancing to. See
Lakerre, Sebastian
teacher of writing to. See
Beauchesne, John
Charles, Archduke of Austria,
Margrave of Borgau
to be requested to respect
compromise over Cleves, 82
Charles Emmanuel, Duke of Savoy
rumour of a visit to Spain by,
18
Duke of Lerma's plan to marry
his grandson to daughter of,
72
exchanges territory with France,
111
King's resolution to support
Geneva against, 210
entertains Viscount Cranborne,
239, 240
his proposal for marriage between his son and Princess
Elizabeth, 309
Sir Henry Wotton sent as
envoy to, 329, 343
Sir Peter Saltonshall to take
gift of horses to, 336
sends gift of an animal to
King, 340
his marriage proposals declined
by King, 343, 344, 345
his son a Knight of Malta. See
Philibert
Charnock Forest. See Charnwood
Forest
Charnwood Forest (Charnock
Forest,) co. Leicester
abuses committed in, 70
woodward of. See Hoode,
Richard
Charraemit [? Keremid, Turkey]
325
Charterhouse, Aldersgate Street,
London
letters dated from, 36, 56
Charterhouse Churchyard, London
letter dated from, 198
Chartie, Lady Ellen. See M'Carthy
Chartres [Eure-et-Loire, France]
105
Chastillion-sur-Seine, see Chtillonsur-Seine
Chateau de Notre Dame de la Garde,
Marseilles [Bouches-duRhne, France]
port of Marseilles protected by,
110
Chateau d'If, Marseilles [Bouchesdu-Rhne, France]
port of Marseilles protected by,
110
Chatham, co. Kent
King's Navy at, 19
abuses committed in Navy's
store-houses at, 87
timber to be stored for King's
ships at, 307
King's storehouse of ordnance
at, 350
Chtillon (Chastillon), Gaspard de
Coligny, Seigneur de, Governor of Montpellier
commands French troops in the
service of United Provinces,
101
his return to Holland delayed,
115
Chtillon-sur-Seine (Chastillion sur
Seine) [Cte d'Or, France]
Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 112
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
238
Governor of. See Mirabeau
Chator (Chaitor), Mr.
119
concerned with repair of Raby
Castle, 136
Chaumont (-sur-Loire) [Loire-etCher, France]
mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 104
Chaunter, , resident within
Westminster College walls
two of his boarders sick of the
plague, 50
Chaworth, Sir George, of Wiverton,
co. Notts.
grant to, 360
Chelsea (Chelsey), London
letters dated from, 128, 223
Chelsmore. See Cheylesmore
Cheltenham, co. Gloucester
rectory of, 342
Chepingnorton. See Chipping
Norton
Cherbourg (Sherbrooke) [Manche,
France]
224
Chesapeake (Chicepeicke) Bay, [Virginia, U.S.A.]
Hudson surveys and explores,
152
Cheshire
survey of lands in, 61
Surveyor of Woods for. See
Woodward, John
Cheshunt Park, co. Herts.
enlargement of, 235
Keeper of. See Flint, Humphrey
Chester, Cheshire
61(3), 158
letters dated from 61, 67, 135
petition to Prince Henry from
Mayor and citizens of, 222
Mayor of. See Gamull, William
postmaster of. See Francis,
John
Cheswicke. See Chiswick
Chesworth (Cheseworth), co. Sussex
Sir John Carill's request concerning house and park at,
120
Chetame. See Chetham, Thomas
Chetham (Chetame), Thomas, farmer of the Irish Customs
surrenders his patent, 304, 305
Cheylesmore (Chelsmore) Coventry,
co. Warwick
Prince Henry's manor of, 22
Chicepeicke. See Chesapeake
Chichester, Sir Arthur, Lord Deputy
of Ireland
40, 45, 93, 102, 175, 201(3)
280(2), 295(2), 305, 306,
308(2), 309, 316, 328, 329(2),
332, 337, 338, 341(2), 346,
347(3), 348, 351(2), 352, 358,
360(2)
grants safe conduct to Popish
priests to attend survey of
Tyrone, 121
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 302,
303
his views on religious state of
Ireland, 302
his report on King's revenues
and state of plantation in
Ireland, 303, 304
Lord Carew presents King's
instructions to, 304
his attitude towards reduction
of Irish army, 305
talk of higher honours for, 305
Children of the Chapel
196
China (Cathay, Cattai)
trade reasons for searching for
North-West passage to China,
276
goods transported to Turkey
through Persia from, 325
expedition to discover NorthWest passage to, 353
Chipping Norton (Chepingnorton),
co. Oxford
270
Chirk, co. Denbigh
316
Chirk [? Chark] Forest, co. Hants.
4
Chirk, Thomas
killed by Turner, 316
Chiswick (Cheswicke), co. Middlesex
Westminster College house at,
50
Bishop of Rochester desirous
of taking the air at, 50
Chittie, Henry. See Chittye, Henry
Chittye (Chittie), Henry, Fellow of
Magdalen College, Oxford
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 260
Chiusa (L'Ecluse) [Italy]
Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 244
Chivasso (Chivax) [Italy]
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
240
Chivax. See Chivasso
Chopwell (Chappell) Wood, co.
Durham
timber to be delivered from
wood at, 28, 44
office of woodward of, 79
Bailiff of. See Warde, George
Christian IV, King of Denmark
dispute between King of
Sweden and, 2(2)
ready to support claims of
Margrave of Brandenburg to
Jlich and Cleves, 20
ordnance bought in England
for the use of, 69
King replies to requests from,
158
informed of French King's
assassination by Earl of
Salisbury, 230
King's desire to mediate between King of Sweden and,
273
sends ambassador to England,
295
his agent allowed to transport
100 pieces of ordnance to
Denmark, 338, 339
Anstruther sent as envoy to,
362
Christ's College, Cambridge
94
King angered by election of
Master of, 138, 139, 141, 142
King orders inquiry into electoral proceedings at, 142,
143
further references to disputed
election of Master of, 143,
144, 147, 160
letter dated from, 193
election to Fellowship at, 193
Church (Churche), Rock, of Drury
Lane, London, a surveyor
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 54,
59, 61, 70, 74
signs report on abuses committed in Sherwood Forest,
57
Cinque Ports, The
papers relating to, 154
Warden of. See Brooke, Henry
Cittadella (Citadelle) [Italy]
Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 244
Clandaniell. See Clandonnell
Clandonnell (Clandaniell), co. Cork,
Ireland
lands of, 278
Clare, Sir Henry, of Stanfield Hall,
co. Norfolk
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 176
Clare College (Clare Hall), Cambridge
lands conveyed by Earl of
Exeter to, 328
Clarendon (Clarington, Claringdon),
co. Wilts.
sale of trees at Seven Roads
coppice in, 176
190
Claringdon. See Clarendon
Clarington. See Clarendon
Clarke, Anne, of London
alleged to be recusant, 296
Clarke, John, a surveyor
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 308
Clarke, Mary, of London
alleged to be recusant, 297
Clarke, Thomas, mariner, of Weymouth, co. Dorset
examined about pirates'
activities on Lundy Island,
209
Clarke, Dr. See Clerke, Richard
Claxton, Sir John, of Nettlesworth,
co. Durham
criticised for his recusancy by
Bishop of Durham, 132, 140
Clayford or Eard, co. Kent
parsonage of, 342
Clayton, Robert
holds licence to erect furnaces,
292
Cleave. See Cleves
Cleere, Thomas, official of the port
of Ipswich
payment to, 361
Clefton, Lord. See Clifton, Sir
Gervase
Clefton, Sir Jervice. See Clifton,
Sir Gervase
Cleghorn, , a Scottish gentleman
102
Clement VIII, Pope
mentioned, 345
Clerk of the Castle. See Packnam,
Mark
Clerke (Clarke), Richard, prebendary of Canterbury
favoured by King as new
Master of Christ's College,
Cambridge, 139
amongst those considered by
King as future Master, 160
Clry [-sur-Loire] [Loiret, France]
mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 104
Cleves (Cleave, Cleeves, Cleeveland),
Duchy of [Germany]
Margrave of Brandenburg notifies King of his claim to, 20
36, 51, 101, 219, 233, 246, 273
Neuburg and Brandenburg
come to terms over, 82
Cardonne and Spinola meet
Edmondes to discuss affairs
of, 100
French troops to be lodged on
borders of, 101
reaction of Archdukes to intervention of French King in
affairs of, 114, 117
King signs declaration on, 116
Pope reported to be convening
German Catholic princes to
defeat Protestant succession
to, 117
Margrave of Brandenburg prepares for war in, 197
Viscount Cranborne desirous
of seeing military action in,
208(2)
215
Cleves, John William, Duke of
his death, 34
his father married to the niece
of Emperor Charles V, 114
Clifford, Lord. See Clifford, Henry
Clifford, Francis, 4th Earl of Cumberland
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 39
buys trees in King's wood of
Wheldrake, 116, 119, 120(2),
125
letter to Caesar, 119
Clifford, Henry, Lord Clifford, later
5th Earl of Cumberland
mourner at the funeral of Earl
of Salisbury, 374
Clifton, Lord. See Clifton, Gervase
Clifton (Clefton) Gervase (Jervice),
1st Baron Clifton of Leighton
Bromswold, co. Hunts.
responsible for depopulation, 89
136, 293
Clifton, John, former purser of one
of the King's ships
discharged of a debt, 358
Clifton Cambell. See Clifton Campville
Clifton Campville (Clifton Cambell)
co. Stafford
rectory of, 346
Clinton, otherwise Fiennes, Henry,
2nd Earl of Lincoln
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 128
his sudden generosity rouses
surprise and suspicion, 254
Clogher (Clowger), Bishop of. See
M'Mahon
Clopton, co. Warwick
292
Cloth, English
trade with France jeopardised
by poor quality of, 44
King's proposal to form new
company to improve trade
with France in, 44
King's Council prolongs imposition of extra duty on
exports to France of, 55
King refuses Duke of Holstein's
agent permission to buy and
transport, 94
lack of foreign markets affect
growth and sale of, 159
disputes concerning, 230
Clowger, Bishop of. See Clogher
Coal
to be used instead of wood to
burn bricks at Hatfield, 2
unloaded and sold illegally at
Gravesend, 230, 231
Coates, Nicholas, of Mildenhall,
co. Suffolk
indicted for offence of depopulation, 91
Cobham (Conham), co. Kent
Earl of Salisbury's woods in,
230, 319
Cobham, Lord. See Brooke, Henry
Coblenz (Coblentz) [North Rhine,
Germany]
Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 246
Cock, Sir Henry, of Broxbourne, co.
Herts., Cofferer to the King
signs joint letter of Hertfordshire J.P.s to Earl of Salisbury, 128
183, 197
Cockayne, William, Sheriff of
London
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 144
Cockfighting
King to attend, 28
Cockman. See Phillips, Thomas
Cocks, Richard, English merchant
resident at Bayonne and
San Sebastian
letter to Wilson, 10
Cockshott Coppice, Wychwood
Forest, co. Bucks.
278
Coe. See Coo, Thomas
Cogan. See Cogan, Robert
Cogan, Robert, commissioner to
survey the Customs of
Ireland
305
Coke (Cooke), Sir Edward, Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas
prevented by work from being
appointed Commissioner for
suits, 22
prostrates himself in submission
before King, 23
49, 53, 131, 145, 255(2), 294(2)
his new "points of law", 131
alleged theft of deer by, 192
said to have killed a deer in
Waltham forest, 192
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 194
opposes King's plan to erect
new office in Court of Common Pleas, 194
mourner at the funeral of the
Earl of Salisbury, 374
Colborne, Henry, Gentleman Usher
to the Queen
granted recusants' lands, 297
Coldham Hall, co. Suffolk
297
Cole, Abdias, of Trinity College,
Cambridge
request that he be awarded
Fellowship at Queens'
College, Cambridge, 156
Coleraine (Colrayn, Coulrayn), co.
Londonderry, Ireland
town to be built at, 181
the Abbey of, 181
county of, 181
338
Coles, John, labourer
granted lease by Lord Clifton
at Buckworth, 89
Coleshill (Coleshull), co. Warwick
letter endorsed by post at, 61
Coleshull. See Coleshill
Collies, John, yeoman, of Melbourn,
co. Cambridge
indicted for offence of depopulation, 90
Collonges (Cologne) [Ain, France]
Viscount Cranborne dines at,
111
Colman, Morgan, of London
petition from, 324
Cologne (Cullen) [North Rhine,
Germany]
120
Viscount Cranborne's description of, 246
Cologne, Ernest of Bavaria, Archbishop Elector of
maintains 800 armed men at
La Tour de Cesar, 246
Colstaple (Colstable) Farm, co.
Sussex
120
Columbus, Christopher
mentioned, 276
Colvile, Lord. See Colvill, James
Colvill or Colville, James, 1st Lord
Colville of Culross
Edmondes to advise on the
question of Scottish Guard
with, 341
Combe, co. Warwick
survey of King's woods at, 40
Lord Harington given sole right
to buy timber in, 51
Combmartin (Combmartyn), co.
Devon
146
Come, John, searcher for the farmers of the Customs at Poole
charged with irregularities, 51
Commissioners for Irish Causes
347
certificate from, 351
Commissioners for King's Debts
332
Commissioners for Sale of Lands
328, 329, 330, 331, 337
Commissioners for Sale of Timber
365
Commons, House of. See also
Parliament
debates "Great Contract"
proposals, 216, 217, 218
grievances presented to King
by twelve members of, 227
King impatient with speeches
made in, 256, 321
criticism by M.P. of composition
of, 261
King angered by rumour of
anti-Scots petition to be
presented by, 263, 265
Carr declared to be instigator
of criticism of Earl of
Salisbury in, 264
bitter attack by King on, 266
"violent" opposition to new
impositions by, 286
Speaker of. See Phelips, Sir
Edward
Commons, House of, Irish
effect of new corporations in
Ulster on tractability of, 305
Common Pleas, Chief Justice of the
See Coke, Sir Edward
Common Pleas, Judges of the
King displeased by behaviour
of, 140, 141, 145
King's plan to create new legal
office opposed by Coke and,
194
359
Compton, Lord. See Compton,
William
Compton, William, 2nd Lord
Compton
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 231
262
Comyng (Cumyng), Patrick, of
London
letters to Earl of Salisbury,
38, 364
petition to Earl of Salisbury, 257
Conas [Hrault, France]
Barony of, 108
Cond, Prince of. See Bourbon,
Henri de
Condy, Prince of. See Bourbon,
Henri de
Confessor, The. See Brizuela, Inigo
Conham. See Cobham
Coningsby (Conisbie), Sir Richard,
Gentleman Usher
his pension, 308
Conisbie, Sir Richard. See
Coningsby, Sir Richard
Connaught, Ireland
305, 306, 347, 348
state of fortifications in, 305
Commissary of Victuals in.
See Smyth, Thomas
Conor, Lysagh. See O'Connor,
Lysagh
Conowey. See Conway
Conquest, George, Keeper of
Houghton Park, co. Bedford
349
Conquest. See Conqut
Conqut (Le) (Conquest) [Finistre,
France]
189
Constable, Sir William, of Flamborough, co. Yorks.
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 85
Constables
in pursuit of Jesuits, 63
Constantinople
245
Consultation, The
written by George Cassander,
288
Contractors for Rectories, etc.
328, 331, 336
Convocation
reference to canons passed by,
315
Conway (Conowey), co. Denbigh
letter dated from, 103
Conway (Conwaye), James, conspirator, prisoner in the Gatehouse
letter to Lord Kinloss, 193
221(2)
Cony Street [? Conyhope Lane],
London
letter dated from, 85
Conyers, Marmaduke, in the service
of Sir Henry Slingsby
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 277
Coo or Coe, Thomas [? of St. Martinsin-the-Fields], prisoner in the
Counter
129, 130, 135
Cooke, Lord. See Coke, Sir Edward
Cooke, Sir Francis, of Trusley, co.
Derby
mourner at the funeral of Earl
of Salisbury, 374
Cookley (Cookeley), co. Suffolk
customs of tithing in parish of,
16
Coolaney (Coolwony), co. Sligo,
Ireland
348
Coolwony. See Coolaney
Cooper, Mr. See Cooper, Robert
Cooper (Cowper), Sir John, of
Rockbourne, co. Hants.
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 269
Cooper, Robert, of Durham
witnesses lease by Bishop of
Durham, 73
Cope, Sir Anthony, of Hanwell, co.
Oxford
348
Cope, Sir Walter, of Kensington,
Chamberlain of the Exchequer
letter to Lord Norris, 41
43, 59, 100, 146, 272, 342, 348
signs certificate concerning sale
of King's woods, 79
signs certificate relating to
forestry matters, 85
Henry Hudson known to, 152
letter from Earl of Salisbury to,
347
Cope, Sir William, of Hanwell, co.
Oxford
296
Copledike (Copuldike), Edward, of
Harrington, co. Lincoln
his death, 120
Copper
Russell awarded licence to
manufacture, 200
references to furnaces for manufacture of, 292
Coppinger, Mr.
34
Copuldike, Edward. See Copledike,
Edward
Coram D'oro
new method of gilding and
painting leather called, 316
Corbett, John, Clerk of the Privy
Council
countersigns Privy Council's
letter concerning provision
of gunpowder, 84
Corbett, Sir Thomas, of Stanwardine, Salop
his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 187
Cordell (Cordel), Thomas, Fellow
of Peterhouse, Cambridge
signs letter of thanks to Earl of
Salisbury, 15
Coreham, John, of the Company of
Merchant Adventurers
readmitted after expulsion for
marrying a foreigner, 329
Cork, county of, Ireland
337, 351
Cormond [? Cormorand] [Ain,
France]
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
111
Corn
project for ensuring cheap
prices and abundance of, 176
Privy Council's directions for
transportation from Lynn of,
211, 224
prices of, 231
Cornelius. See Devos
Cornet Castle, Guernsey
letter dated from, 227
Cornwall
list of commissioners to investigate piracy in, 10, 11
plan to counteract operations
of pirates entrusted to J.P.s
of, 213
order to arrest Salkeld sent
to, 213
Sheriff of. See Rasheley, John
Cornwall, Duke of. See Henry,
Prince
Cornwallis (Cornwaleys), Sir Charles,
English Ambassador to
Spain
concerned with case of arrested
English merchants, 5
to remain in Madrid for another
year, 5(2)
sends packet to Earl of Salisbury, 10
slandered by his secretary,
16, 17
to be recalled from Madrid, 17
his ill health, 17
requested by Lady Grey to
give her the use of her
money, 48, 93, 125
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 220
marriage of his daughter, 220
Cornwallis, Sir William, of Brome
Hall, co. Suffolk
153
Correr, Marc Antonio, Venetian
Ambassador to England
16
King critical of, 92
granted audience, 129
Corunna (The Groyne) [Spain]
Earl of Tyrone reported to be
at, 125
Cosham, near Chippenham, co.
Wilts.
Queen's manor of, 374
Coston, near Bath, co. Somerset
Queen's manor of, 374
Cotelis, Sir Thomas. See Cottel,
Sir Thomas
Cottel (Cotelis) or Cutteal, Sir
Thomas, a Dutch denizen
merchant
232
Cottingham, co. Northants.
King's tenants at, 3
Cottington, Francis, attached to
the English Embassy in
Madrid
returns to England, 312
Cotton, Francis, paymaster of the
works at Portsmouth
prevented by indisposition from
acting as commissioner, 164
Cotton, Henry, Bishop of Salisbury
(Sarum)
185
his rights protected in Incorporation of Salisbury, 330
granted authority of J.P. within precincts of Cathedral of,
330
Cotton, Philip
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 161
Cotton, Sir Robert, antiquary
given papers relating to affairs
of the Navy, 154
his help acknowledged by
Agarde, 272
Coulrayn. See Coleraine
Count Palatine. See Frederick IV
Courland (Curland), William, Duke
of
sends letter with gift of hawks
to King, 162
Court of Assistants, The (of the
Company of Merchant
Taylors)
207
Coutances (Quittance) [Manche,
France]
219
Coventry, co. Warwick
21
letters dated from, 21, 42
reasons for decay of, 42
Mayor of. See Hancock,
William
Cowdray (Cowdry), co. Sussex, seat
of Viscount Montagu
letters dated from, 202, 258
Cowell. Doctor. See Cowell, John
Cowell, John, Master of Trinity
Hall, Cambridge
147, 315
Cowper, Sir John. See Cooper,
Sir John
Cox, [? Roger, Governor of the
Hospital of Mary Magdalene
at Beccles, co. Suffolk]
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 43
Crabball. See Crabwall
Crabwall (Crabball), co. Lancs.
survey of land called, 61
Craig, Doctor. See Craig, John
Craig, James, an Undertaker in
co. Armagh, Ireland
346
Craig, John, physician to the King
163(2)
Cranborne, co. Dorset
249
report on building operations
at, 250, 251
Cranborne, Lady. See Cecil,
Catherine
Cranborne, Viscount. See Cecil,
William
Crane, John, mariner
engaged in shipbuilding, 329
Craven, Sir William, Lord Mayor of
London
recommends pardon for Turner,
316
Crayford or Eards, co. Kent
parsonage of, 342
Crayke (Creake), co. Yorks.
79
Creake. See Crayke
Credo, Grand et Petit [Ain, France]
Viscount Cranborne mentions
mountains called, 111
Creichton (Creighton, Crighton)
Sir James, Collector of Petty
Customs in the Port of
London
named as one of Sir Robert
Stewart's sureties, 165
quarrel between Ashley and,
262
299
Creighton, Sir James. See Creichton
Sir James
Crema (Creme) [Italy]
Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
241
Crema, Julio Camillo (Camello), an
Italian
King bestows 100 on, 328
Creme. See Crema
Crighton, Sir James. See Creichton,
Sir James
Croke (Crooke), Sir John, judge,
brother-in-law of Sir Robert
Wingfield
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 122
164, 289
Croker, Sir John, of Hook Norton,
co. Oxford
his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 186
Cromwell, Sir Oliver, of Hinchingbrooke, co. Hunts.
reference to his marriage to the
widow of Sir Horatio Palavicino, 210
231
Croocher. See Crowcher
Crook, Thomas, of Baltimore, co.
Cork, Ireland
letter to Wilson, 40
Crooke, Judge. See Croke, Sir John
Cross, Humphrey, King's messenger
sent in search of Jesuits, 63
Crouched Fryers. See Crutched
Friars
Crowcher (Croocher), Agnes, of
Stockbury, co. Kent
condemned to death and later
reprieved for alleged infanticide, 226 and n.
Crowcher (Croocher), Thomas,
husbandman, of Stockbury,
co. Kent
condemned to death and later
reprieved for alleged infanticide, 226 and n.
Crutched Friars (Crouched Fryers),
London
letter dated from, 53
Cugery. See Cuisery
Cuisery (Cugery) (Sane-et-Loire,
France]
Viscount Cranborne dines at,
112
Cullen. See Cologne
Culpeper, Frances, of London
alleged to be recusant, 296
Culpeper, Lady Mary, of London
alleged to be recusant, 296
Culpeper, Mary, of London
alleged to be recusant, 296
Cumberland
13, 177, 333
state of woods in, 67
exempted from loan to King,
315
Cumberland, Earl of. See Clifford,
Francis
Cumyng, Patrick. See Comyng,
Patrick
Cuniga (Cunniga), Don Pedro de,
Spanish Ambassador to
England
criticised by Spanish Ambassador at Brussels, 4.
refuses to receive King's book,
80
receives gift of goshawk and
tercel from Earl of Salisbury,
122
124, 205
interception of books carried
from the house of, 160
Cuningham, Sir James, an Undertaker in co. Donegal, Ireland
his complaint against Bingley,
360
Cuningham, James, uncle of
Sir James Cuningham
his complaint against Bingley,
360
Cupman, Robert, tenant of the
Earl of Salisbury at Bermondsey
374
Curland, Duke of. See Courland
Curle (Curll), Walter, Fellow of
Peterhouse, Cambridge
signs letter of thanks to Earl
of Salisbury, 15
Curll, Water. See Curle, Walter
Currants
rents and profits from the sale
of, 252
Curson, Lady Anne, daughter of
Walter Curson, of Waterperry, co. Oxford
alleged to be recusant, 291
Curson, Sir Francis, of Waterperry,
co. Oxford
48
Lord Norris complains about,
62, 65
dismissed as his lieutenant by
Lord Norris, 68
Curtlandes, near Horsham, co.
Sussex
King's land called, 27
Curtys, William, yeoman, of Bassingbourne, co. Cambridge
indicted for offence of depopulation, 90
Curwen, Sir Nicholas, of Workington, co. Cumberland
named Commissioner for the
North, 180
Curwen, Robert, of Ingerside Hall,
co. Lancs.
petition from, 326
Customs, The
King's resolution to discharge
his loan from the farmers of,
23
50, 229, 253
silkworms and mulberry trees
to be imported free of, 124
account of farmers of, 170
loan to liquidate King's debts
advanced by farmers of, 183
abatement of Customs duties,
225, 249
proposal for letting out, 277
analysis of the inequalities and
defects in the rates governing, 283
examples of overand under
charging commodities subject
to, 284, 285
references to farmers of, 340,
352, 361
letter to Privy Council from
farmers of, 364
arguments of farmers in support
of validity of their grant of,
364
paper relating to Irish, 366
372
Cuszal Agatch. See Kisilagatsch