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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