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'Index: L', in Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 21, 1609-1612, (London, 1970) pp. 448-456. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-cecil-papers/vol21/pp448-456 [accessed 19 March 2024]

Index L L La Boderie, Antoine le Fevre de, French Ambassador to England English seminary priests allowed to leave with, 95 to take leave of King, 124 King's opinion of, 124 leaves Paris for London, 130 returns to London, 197 wishes to discuss affairs with Earl of Salisbury, 199(2) Earl of Salisbury's comments on proposals submitted, by, 203, 204 217, 220, 226, 229, 311 instruments of Anglo-French treaty signed at the house of, 229 letter to Earl of Salisbury, 320 Dr. Bishop to be released from Gatehouse into hands of, 343 L'Abrg de la Vie du Roy Henri 4 Finet sends Wilson pamphlet entitled, 35 L'Abregmont. See Apremont La Bresse, district of [France] 111, 112 La Bretche (La Bretauche) [Seineet-Marne, France] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 112 La Greve [Vende, France] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 106 Laike, Sir Thomas. See Lake, Sir Thomas Lake (Laike), Sir Thomas, Clerk of the Signet letters to Earl of Salisbury, 5, 93, 101, 103, 113, 114, 115, 116, 138, 140, 142(2), 145, 147, 148, 149, 150, 158, 161, 162, 179, 192, 196, 197, 216, 219, 233, 237, 263, 264 52, 95, 143, 234, 255, 263, 267, 286 deplores increase in knights' fees, 142 requests to be given post of Latin Secretary, 163 letters to, 229, 279, 280 criticised by Earl of Salisbury, 264 declares Carr to be instigator of intrigue in House of Commons to provoke bad feelings between King and Earl of Salisbury, 264 criticised by King, 265 294, 315(2), 316(5), 317(2), 327(2), 328, 329(6), 331(2), 332(7), 336(3), 337(3), 338(5), 339, 340(4), 341(3), 342(6), 345, 346(7), 348(3), 349(5), 350(8), 351, 352(3), 353, 357(2), 358(7), 359(4), 360(7), 361(9), 362(4) granted rectory of Eaton, 328 Lakerre, Sebastian, dancing instructor to Duke of York King's gift of money to, 362 La Luthumire, Jean le Tellier, Seigneur de relates rumour from Paris of the assassination of King James, 220 Lam, Jacob, of Sandwich acts as broker for sale of pepper at Canterbury, 207 La Magistre (Magisterre) [Tarn-etGaronne, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 106 Lambe, Andrew, a Scottish minister his pension bought by Harrison, 180 Lambert, Simon, of Buckingham, co. Bucks. indicted for offence of depopulation, 90 Lambert, Captain, naval commander informed of activities of pirates, 209 Lambert, Mr. of King Street, Westminster, London 38 Lambert, Mr. 38(4) Lambesc (Lombers) [Bouches-duRhne, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 110 Lambeth (Lambith, Lambet), London letters dated from, 61, 64, 131, 138, 148, 155 Lamentes, Jeremy conveys ordnance overseas contrary to King's commission, 88 Lamersine, Gart, Master of the St. Peter of Bergen 206 Lampine, Mr. 315 Lamyer, John to be admitted as freeman of City of London, 349 Lancashire 2, 8, 188, 326 inquiry into illegal transportation overseas of calf-skins from, 257 recusants in, 296 Lancaster, Duchy of sale of woods belonging to, 54, 66 60, 188, 331 liberty of, in London, 221 Enfield Chase, a parcel of, 221 Attorney of. See Brograve, Sir John Chancellor of. See Parry, Sir Thomas Lancaster Castle, co. Lancs. 188 Landsberg (Landsbourg) [Bavaria, Germany] mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 245 Land's End, co. Cornwall 213 Lane, Sir William, of Horton, co. Northants. letter to Earl of Salisbury, 235 367 Lang, William appointed to be in charge of King's almshouse in Bristol, 339 Langarud (Langarru) [Persia] 325 Langarru. See Langarud Langdale, Mr. See Langdale, Marmaduke Langdale, Marmaduke, of Langthorpe, co. Yorks. prisoner in the Fleet, 56 L'Angez. See Langeais Langeais (L'Angez) [Indre-et-Loire, France] mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 105 Langford, co. Norfolk 91 Langley, Mr. See Langley, Richard Langley, Richard, Deputy-Town Clerk of the Company of Merchant Taylors 207 Langon [Gironde, France] Viscount Cranborne crosses the Garonne at, 107 Langthorpe, co. Yorks. survey of grange of, 56 Langton, Dr. See Langton, William Langton, William, chaplain to the Earl of Salisbury 260 Languedoc [France] 108, 138 Governor of. See Montmorency, Henri I, Duc de Lanier or Lanyer, Nicholas, musician in the service of the Earl of Salisbury Viscount Cranborne wishes to take him to Italy to learn the "viol", 212 the proposal approved by Earl of Salisbury, 215 La Nonvalaise. See Novalesa Lans-le-Bourg (Lunebourg) [Savoie, France] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 238 239 Lardner, John, Mayor of Portsmouth signs joint letter to Earl of Salisbury, 191 letter to Earl of Salisbury, 224 La Role [Gironde, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 107 La Rochefoucaud (Rochefoucaut) Franois, Comte (later Duc) de castle of Chaumont in possession of, 104 La Rochelle [Charente-Infrieure, France] stay of goods in Spanish ports of merchants from, 10 Viscount Cranborne ill of smallpox at, 106 his description of, 106 salt shipped to Bristol from, 210 calf-skins and Yorkshire kerseys sent by ship from Lancashire to, 253 Lascelles (Lassells), Sir Thomas, of Breckenbrough, co. Yorks. 132 Lasley, Mr. 189 Lasonbye, Richard. See Lazomby, Richard Lassells, Edmund, former Groom of the Chamber letter to Earl of Salisbury, 197 Lassells, Sir Thomas. See Lascelles, Sir Thomas Lasso, Don Rodrigo de, Chief Chamberlain to the Archduke Albert Count Visconti deputises for, 4 created a Count in Spain, 85 made a member of Council of War of Spain, 86 authorised to demobilise Spanish forces in Low Countries, 86 Lathaite, Thomas, prisoner in Newgate petitions Privy Council, 155 La Tour de Cesar [? Kaiserswerth, North Rhine, Germany] Archbishop of Cologne maintains 800 armed men at, 246 La Tour D'Oudon. See Oudon La Tour du Pin [Isre, France] Viscount Cranborne passes through, 238 Latten reference to furnaces for manufacture of, 292 Lauder, William, an Undertaker in co. Armagh, Ireland 346 Laugharne, co. Carmarthen letter dated from, 68 Launde (Lawne) Abbey, co. Leicester woods surveyed at, 74 Launde Wood (Lawndwoods), co. Rutland 4, 51, 52 Lauterbah, Thomas, member of the Danish embassy to England presented with gift, 260 Lavardin, Jean de Beaumanoir, Marquis de, Marshal of France 210 Lavelly. See Llanelly La Verpilliere (La Vorpiliere) [Isre, France] Marshal Lesdiguieres's house at, 238 Lavis (L'Aviso) [Italy] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 244 L'Aviso. See Lavis La Vorpiliere. See La Verpilliere Lawe, Ralph (Rawffe), tanner, of Charnock, co. Lancs. involved in case of attempted transportation of calf-skins abroad, 258 (3) Lawndwoods. See Launde Woods Lawne Abbey. See Launde Abbey Lawreston, Lord. See Straton, John Lawrick, Edward, mariner engaged in shipbuilding, 329 Lawson, Sir Wilfrid (Wilfride), of Isell, co. Cumberland named Commissioner for the North, 180 Lazomby (Lasonbye), Richard, Master of the King's Crossbows to survey game in Theobalds Park, 251 Lea, Captain. See Lee, Gilbert Lea, River, co. Middlesex 36 Lead one of main exports from Bristol, 123 reference to furnaces for manufacture of, 292 Leake, Jane, of London alleged to be recusant, 296 Leake, Mr. praised as trainer of falcons, 137 Leather measures taken at Bristol to counteract scarcity of, 123 scarcity in Lancashire of, 257 new method of gilding and painting, 316 Le Brave, Dom Jouan. See Bravo L'Ecluse. See Chiusa L'Ecluse, fort of [Ain, France] Viscount Cranborne passes by, 111 Le Connestable, Monsieur. See Montmorency Lee (Lea), Gilbert, Captain his dispute with Pratt, 36 involved in legal proceedings, 156 Lee (Leygh), Sir Henry, of Ditchley Park, co. Oxford, Master of the Armoury letter with gift to Earl of Salisbury, 39 his death, 301 367 Lee, Hugh, English Consul at Lisbon letter to Earl of Salisbury, 15 requests that he be given allowance in form of imposition on English goods, 15 Legate, Bartholomew, English heretic to be burnt in London, 294, 339 Le Gouche, Stephen, a foreign merchant paid for jewels supplied to Queen, 327 Le Grand, Monsieur. See Bellegarde Le Gu Charraud (Le Gu Charrou) [Charente-Infrieure, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 106 Le Gu Charrou. See Le Gu Charraud Leicester, co. Leicester letter dated from, 75 Leicestershire Lord Harington accused of trying to engross woods in, 53 sale of King's woods in, 70, 74, 75 recusants in, 232 308, 363 Leigh (Ley), Sir James, Attorney of the Court of Wards his New Year's gift of plate to Earl of Salisbury, 1 45, 179, 348 Leigh, James, Master plasterer to the King reversion of his office, 338 Leigh, Oliph (Olavus), of Addington, co. Surrey his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 187 Leigh, Robert, a keeper of the King's game 36 Leigh, Thomas 360 Leighe, Olavus. See Leigh, Oliph Leighfield (Leighfeild), co. Rutland Forest of, 3 Leighton, Sir Thomas, of Feckenham, co. Worcester 314 and n. Leighton, Sir Thomas, Governor of Guernsey letter to Earl of Salisbury, 43 Leithecow. See Linlithgow Leitiver, Sir Sterton (Sterten) 271 Leman, Lake [Switzerland] forms part of defences of Geneva, 111 Leman or Lemon, Thomas, English merchant 125 Lemicon (Limecon, Leimcon), co. Cork, Ireland Easton at, 308 Lennard, Sampson, of Knole Chevening, co. Kent, husband of Margaret, Baroness Dacre granted precedence due to eldest son of "Lord Dacre of the South", 353 Lennox, Duke of. See Stuart, Ludovick Leopold, Archduke, Count of Tyrol, brother of Ferdinand, Archduke of Gratz, later Emperor Ferdinand III enters Jlich on behalf of Emperor, 88, 100 receives gifts from Archduke Albert, 101 sends envoy to Brussels, 101 114(2), 244 his envoy's failure in talks with French King, 117 reported to be gathering munition in castle of Jlich, 117 Le Pavillon [Aube, France] mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 112 Le Page [Isre, France] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 110 Le Petit Niort [Charente-Infrieure, France] Viscount Cranborne refers to Duc d'Epernon's chateau at, 107 Lepton, John, Clerk of the Council of the North letter to King, 95 97, 140(2), 141 Lerma, Francisco de Sandoval y Rojas, Duke of his daughter-in-law expecting a child, 18 opposition to government of, 69 plans to marry his grandson to Duke of Savoy's daughter, 72 arrogant behaviour of his nephew as Spanish Ambassador in Rome, 81, 82 shows his unfriendliness towards Spanish Ambassador in England, 312 Digby complains of dilatoriness of, 333 Lesdiguieres, Franois de Bonne, Duc de, Marshal of France his house at La Verpilliere, 238 Lesieur, Sir Stephen, diplomatist 5 solicits Earl of Salisbury's help to obtain post, 61 letters to Earl of Salisbury, 66, 298 Gyfford imprisoned at Florence by, 293 Leslie or Lesley (Leslye), James, son-in-law of the late Lord Lindores arrests Sir Robert Stewart for debt, 165(3) Leslie, Patrick, 1st Lord Lindores 165(4) Leslie, William [? of Aberdeenshire, Scotland] granted recusants' land, 299 Leslye. See Lesley, James Les Pennes (Epenes) [Bouches-duRhne, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 109 Les Ponts-de-Ce (Pont de Ce) [Maine-et-Loire, France] 105 [Ossy] Les Trois Maisons [Seine-etMarne, France] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 112 Letters of Marque granted to a Spaniard against merchants of La Rochelle, 10 Levesie, Mr. 200 Leveson, Sir John, of Halling, co. Kent 12, 31, 313 Leveson, Sir William 329 Levingston, John. See Livingstone, John Levinston, John. See Livingstone, John Levinus, Mr. See Munck, Levynus Leviston, Mr. in the service of Princess Elizabeth 277 Lewis (Lewes), John, of Llanwenny, co. Radnor [? Hereford] alleged to be recusant, 270 Lewkenor, Sir Lewis, of Selsea, co. Sussex, Master of the Ceremonies letters to Earl of Salisbury, 122 132, 133, 214, 290 to make arrangements for visit of Elector Palatine to King, 130 Ley, Edward, of Sawtry, co. Hunts. indicted for offence of depopulation, 90 Ley, Sir James. See Leigh, Sir James Leygh, Sir Henry. See Lee, Sir Henry Leyden [S. Holland, Netherlands] Viscount Cranborne at, 247 Winwood threatens with King's displeasure any attempt to retain Vorstius by, 254 Lzignan (Lusignac) [Aude, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 108 Liberty of Speech draft of proclamation concerning, 322 Lichfield (Lichfild), co. Stafford letter endorsed by post at, 61 197 Wightman to be burnt at, 294, 339 Lidlinche. See Lydlinch Liele, Lord. See Sidney, Robert Lifeland. See Livonia Ligon, Arnold. See Lygon, Arnold Lillo (prov. Antwerp, Belgium) its importance as stronghold mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 248 Limerick, Bishop of. See Barnard, Adam Limerick, co. Limerick, Ireland letter dated from, 91 Lincoln, Bishop of. See Barlow, William Lincoln, Diocese of 360 Lincoln, Earl of. See Clinton, Henry Lincoln's Inn, London 197 letter dated from, 319 Lincolnshire recusants in, 250 308, 316, 368 Lindhurst (Lindehurst) Wood, Sherwood Forest, co. Notts. 367 Lindores, Lord. See Leslie, Patrick Lindsay, Barnard, Groom of the Bedchamber his pension, 308 Lindsay, David, Bishop of Ross his pension bought by Francke, 180 Lindsay (Lindsey), Sir James his pension bought by Jolles, 180 Lindsey, Sir James. See Lindsay, Sir James Lingen, Edward, of Sutton, co. Hereford alleged to be recusant, 299 Lings. See Linz. Linlay, Lawrence, Groom of the Queen's Privy Chamber granted recusants' lands, 297 Linlithgow (Leithecow), Scotland letter dated from, 222 Linz (Lings) [North Rhine, Germany] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 246 Lion. See Lyons Lisbon (Lisboa, Lixa) [Portugal] letter dated from, 15 17 English Consul at. See Lee, Hugh Lisle, Viscount. See Sidney, Robert Lisle (Lyle), William, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge fatally wounds Roger Goad, 53 Star Chamber to examine affray between Goad and, 53, 195 further reference to case of, 196 letter to Earl of Salisbury, 203 Lister, Mr. See Lister, Matthew Lister (Lyster) Matthew, physician attends on Lord Cranborne in Paris, 32, 33, 157(2), 212, 215, 218(2), 233 Litton. See Lytton, William Liusino. See Lizzano Liverpool (Liverpole), co. Lancs. money to be conveyed from Isle of Man to, 133 Livingstone (Levingston, Levinston) John, Groom of the Bedchamber granted recusants' lands by King, 253 his pension, 308 King's gift of money to, 343 Livius, Titus (Tite Live), Roman historian his relics at Padua mentioned by Viscount Cranborne, 243 Livonia (Lifeland) [Russia] Poles defeat Swedes in, 163 Lixa. See Lisbon Lizzano (in Belvedere) (Liusino) [Italy] Michell's behaviour at, 24 Llanelly (Lavelly), co. Brecon 270 Llangeinwen (Llangeniwen), co. Anglesey 294 Llangeniwen. See Llangeinwen Llanwenny (Lynweny), co. Radnor [? Hereford] 270 Llewenni (Lleweny), co. Denbigh letter dated from, 74 Lock, Henry. See Lok, Henry Lockey, Francis, of London alleged to be recusant, 296 Lode. See Lodi Lodi (Lode, Lody) [Italy] Viscount Cranborne passes through, 241 Loftus, Thomas, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford signs joint letter to Earl of Salisbury, 260 Loire, River [France] 104(4), 105, 106 Loiret, River [France] 104 Lok (Lock), Henry, poet employed by Earl of Salisbury in intelligence work to proceed from Cologne to Prague, 120 money provided for, 155 Lombard, Peter, Archbishop of Armagh his authority rivalled by that of M'Carthy's, 72 Lombers. See Lambesc Lonato (L'Unato) [Italy] Viscount Cranborne passes by, 242 Londesborough (Londesbrough), co. Yorks. letter dated from, 119 London letters dated from, 7, 43, 49, 53, 55, 66, 133, 202, 215, 223(2), 235, 250(2) King's resolution to discharge his loan from City of, 23 stone conveyed from Holy Island to Durham House in, 29 attracting trade from Coventry and other towns, 42 53, 202, 290, 308, 316, 336 reference to loans to insurgent Low Countries by City of, 58 Lord Mayor's banquet at Guildhall in, 144 shortage of pewter in, 145 persistence of plague attributed by King to negligence of inhabitants of, 149 King's proposal to establish Company to trade with France from amongst merchants of, 150 20,000 offered towards payment of King's debts by Aldermen of, 183 closely associated with plantation in Ulster, 210 liberty of Duchy of Lancaster in, 221 close watch kept on plague infested houses in, 230 petition of coalmasters of, 230, 231 recusants in, 254, 296, 297, 299, 332 letter endorsed by post at, 291 Legate to be burnt in, 294, 339 new Lord Mayor a member of the Company of Goldsmiths of, 317 and n. Frenchman arrested by Company of Sword Cutlers of, 320 Company of Brewers and Salters of, 330 Catholics attend religious services held in Spanish Ambassador's house in, 334 reference to Undertakers in Ireland from, 338 Lamyer to be admitted freeman of, 349 licence to erect hospital granted to Corporation of Girdlers of, 352 Bishop of. See Ravis, Thomas; Abbot, George Lord Mayor of. See Weld, Sir Humphrey; Cambell, Sir Thomas: Pemberton, Sir James Recorder of. See Montagu, Sir Henry, Receiver-General for. See Davyes, Sir John London, Tower of prisoners in, 24, 47 letters dated from, 47, 80, 99 rents of tenants at, 191 the Bulwark within, 221 294, 295, 368 the Armoury in, 301 King's storehouse of ordnance at, 350 Gentleman Porter of. See Worthington, Sir William Lieutenant of. See Waad, Sir William; Helwys, Sir Gervase London House, residence of the Bishop of London letter dated from, 155 Londonderry (Derry), Ireland reference to Irish victory at, 182 Long (Longe), William, farmer of the Irish Customs surrenders his patent, 304, 305 Longbows King's bowyer licensed to export, 74 Longford, county of, Leinster, Ireland 299 Lonsdale (Lynesdale), co. Lancs. 188 Lopian. See Loupian Lord Admiral. See Howard, Charles Lord Chamberlain. See Howard, Thomas Lord Chancellor. See Egerton, Sir Thomas Lord Chief Baron. See Tanfield, Sir Laurence Lord Chief Justice. See Fleming, Sir Thomas Lord Chief Justice (Common Pleas). See Coke, Sir Edward Lord High Treasurer. See Cecil, Robert Lord Privy Seal. See Howard, Henry Lordinge, Thomas, secretary to the English Company at Elbing conveys Hyll's letters to England, 2, 3 Lord Lieutenants their role in organisation of loan for King, 315 Lords, House of 206 engaged in negotiations over "Great Contract" with House of Commons, 217 bill concerning "Britains Burse" read in, 224 Lords, House of, Irish amenable to King's wishes, 305 Lore, Peter van, a London merchant 366 Loreto [Italy] pilgrims at, 185 Loreyne, the heyre of. See Bar Loriau. See Loriol Loriol (Loriau) [Drme, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 110 Lorraine, Charles II, Duke of reference to his death, 18 Lorraine, Henry, Duke of sends ambassador to Spain, 17, 18 Lotion. See Authion Lotti, Ottaviano, secretary to the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Ambassador Extraordinary to England 293 Loughdarge. See St. Patrick's Purgatory Louis, Dauphin of France, later Louis XIII towns in Normandy fortified in name of, 219 to take an oath to treaty, 229 234 marriage proposed between Infanta of Spain and, 309 desirous of English co-operation in protecting United Provinces, 336 Edmondes to discuss question of Scottish Guards with, 341 Loupian (Lopian) [Hrault, France] Viscount Cranborne at, 108 Love, Richard, Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford signs joint letter to Earl of Salisbury, 260 Love, Thomas, Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge signs letter of thanks to Earl of Salisbury, 15 Lovelace, Sir Richard, of Harley, co. Berks., Lieutenant of forest and castle of Windsor, 59 Low Countries, The 51, 64, 79, 220, 341 Earl of Salisbury in favour of restricting fishing rights on English coast of, 54 description of debts contracted with England by, 58 secretary of the Admiral of Aragon arrested in, 68 Irish soldiers in, 307 Edmondes suspects Spain of wishing to regain control of, 310 Lowen, John, of Cheshunt, co. Herts. compensated for surrendering his interest in lands enclosed by King, 328 Loynenborue, Duke of. See BrunswickLneburg Loxwood, co. Sussex valuation of King's woods in the manor of, 64 Lbeck [Germany] factors of Merchant Adventurers arrested by Emperor's orders in, 225 Luon (Lusson) [Vende, France] Viscount Cranborne dines at, 106 Ludford, John petition to Earl of Salisbury, 374 Lug or Lugq (Luoeghe) [Tyrol, Austria] Viscount Cranborne lodges at, 244 Luke, Gifford pardon granted to, 349 Lullin (Lulin), Clriade de Genve, Marquis de receives Viscount Cranborne at Turin, 239 Lumsden, Thomas, Gentleman of the Privy Chamber his pension, 308 Lumsden, 172 L'Unato. See Lonato Lundy (Lundie, Lundey), Island of, co. Devon activities of English pirate on, 209, 210 212, 213 (2), 214 Lunebourg. See Lans-le-Bourg Luoeghe. See Lug Lus, Baron de. See Lux Lusifisine. See Fusina Lusignac. See Lzignan Lusson. See Luon Lutherans German Protestant Princes desirous of reconciling Calvinists and, 116 King warned to be cautious in dealing with German Lutheran Princes, 218 Luttrell, Sir George, of Dunster Castle, co. Somerset his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 187 Luttrell, Lady Margaret, wife of Sir Andrew Luttrell, of Dunster, co. Cornwall and grandmother of Dorothy White 227 Lutwitch. See Lutwych, Edward Lutwych (Lutwitch), Edward, of Salop, attorney 289 Lux (Lus or Luz), Edme de Mlain, Baron de, Governor of Dijon and King's Lieutenant in Burgundy 238 Lyddell, Thomas, Mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne letters to Earl of Salisbury, 168, 192 Lydlinch (Lidlinche), co. Dorset dispute over incumbency of, 211 Lydney, co. Gloucester letter dated from, 42 Lygon (Ligon), (Sir) Arnold, of Beauchamp Court, Powicke, co. Worcester, High Sheriff of Worcester letter to Sir Julius Caesar, 71 Lyle, Mr. See Lisle, William Lyming, John made pursuivant of the Court of Wards, 348 Lynesdale. See Lonsdale Lynn. See King's Lynn Lynne, Mayor of. See Soame, Thomas Lynne (Lynn), George, of Southwick, co. Northants. his wardship, 318 Lynweny. See Llanwenny Lyons (Lion, Lions) [Rhne, France] Michell sends threatening letter to Geneva from, 25 Michell at, 26 Viscount Cranborne's description of, 110, 111 letter dated from, 138 Viscount Cranborne stays at, 238 Lyster, Mr. See Lister, Matthew Lyttleton, 190 Lytton (Litton), William, son of Sir Rowland Lytton, of Knebworth, co. Herts. reference to his travel on continent, 215