N

Naas, co. Kildare

Nabarro, Nobara, M.

Nacken, John

Naerdaen, Aeltje

Nairne, —
-, David (afterwards Sir David), Secretary Depute of Scotland and Under Secretary for Scottish affairs in England
-, letter from
-, letter to
-, commission and instructions to
-, salary of
-, passes recommended by
-, warrants countersigned by, seq.
-, J.
-, Nairn, Sir Thomas, of Samfoord
-, his son Alexander

Naismith, Neismith, James, grants to
-, under-falconer in Scotland

Naison, Lieutenant Francis

Namur, taking of
-, siege of

Nanfan, Captain, late Lieut.-Governor of New York
-, his company in New York

Nant (? co. Carnarvon)

Nantes (France)

Naper, Margaret, Lady

Napier, George

Naples
-, Kingdom of, much in interest of House of Austria
-, reduction of
-, to be assisted by Sir G. Rooke

Napper, Major

Narbonne, Narbone, Bay of (France)

Narva (Russia), merchants of

Nash, John, purveyor of the Navy

Nassau, Princess of

Nassau-Saarbruck, Countess of

Naturalisations, in Jamaica

Naugier, John
-, Joshua

Navaro, J.

Navarro, Abraham

Naves, Cornet Jean

Navigation, a new quadrant for

Navy, The Royal See also Admiralty; Rooke; Ships; Shovell.
-, auxiliary ships sent to Portugal, arrangements for combination of, with Portuguese fleet
-, battleships, &c., in Kinsale harbour
-, British cruisers pursue French vessels
-, Cape Clear, need of a squadron off
-, two capital ships to go to Ireland, and act as convoy
-, commander of, at Kinsale
-, commissions in, a pernicious practice as to
-, Commissioner of
-, at Plymouth, letter to, See also Gifford.
-, the Commissioners of
-, and ships designed for Portugal
-, the Confederate Fleet, combined fleet (English and Dutch), disposition of
-, for the Mediterranean
-, line of battle to be formed by
-, rendezvous of, in Altea Bay
-, for Portugal, &c., numbers required for
-, command of, question of
-, at Lisbon
-, a detachment from, to cruise between Cape St. Vincent, Cape Spartel and Cape St. Mary's
-, desired to proceed to the Mediterranean
-, to endeavour to destroy the French in the Adriatic
-, to co-operate in the attempt on Toulon
-, French men-ofwar reported to be combining to search for and fight
-, convoys. See below men-ofwar and under Ships.
-, Councils of War in
-, minutes of
-, cruisers, necessity of having, to look out for arms going to Scotland
-, Danish seamen taken prisoners to serve in, if fit
-, dormant commissions in, custom as to
-, the Dunkirk squadron. See Dunkirk.
-, establishment of
-, flag of, and question of striking before the Royal Standard of Portugal
-, flag officers of
-, pay and pensions of
-, the Fleet
-, coming of, said to be longed for by the Spaniards
-, courts-martial for trying marines on board
-, expresses from
-, proposals for the manning of, with greater expedition and at no greater charge
-, unreadiness of
-, victualling ships for, to be hastened
-, which brought over Charles II
-, at Cork, Victualler of
-, detained at Cork
-, can alone prevent recruiting of French Army in Italy
-, passes by the Goodwin with the 'King of Spain,'
-, plunder brought by, from Port St. Mary's
-, to sail with 'the King of Spain' to Lisbon, instructions for
-, for the Spanish expedition, Victualling Agent to
-, at Spithead, commander-in-chief of
-, at Vigo
-, in the West Indies. See West Indies.
-, a frigate to look out for transport of arms to Scotland
-, frigates to carry merchandise to the Emperor
-, Guinea, instructions to commander of ships for
-, light ships
-, list of H.M. ships in sea pay at home and employed as convoys or cruisers
-, a man-of-war sent to Bantry Bay
-, masts for, supply of
-, the Mediterranean Fleet, bomb vessels with stores of war to attend
-, commander-in-chief of. See Shovell.
-, number of ships in
-, proceedings of
-, ships of, coming home as convoys
-, See also above Confederate Fleet and under Rooke.
-, men (or ships)-of-war, as convoys
-, order to captains of
-, See also under Ships.
-, two, granted for protection of East India trade
-, hired, claim of, to share in prize money
-, hulks and naval stores for
-, to support the Imperial Army in Italy
-, three, with Lord Lieutenant in Ireland, duties of
-, in Irish seas
-, ready to sail to Lisbon
-, attending Colonies of New England and New York
-, on Newfoundland expedition
-, in the river and at Portsmouth going to Lisbon
-, too full of stores and provisions to take in cannon carriages, &c.
-, in Portugal, have had no orders to cruise
-, to be left at Spithead and Plymouth
-, number of men necessary for manning the several ships in, account of
-, Office, the
-, letter dated at
-, payment by ticket in
-, Pay Office
-, pensions in, stopped till further orders
-, pitch and tar for use of, the supply of
-, principal officers of, Commissioners or Governors of Greenwich Hospital, note.
-, purveyor of. See Nash.
-, quota of men for H.M. ships
-, quota for Portugal to be made up to thirty
-, rules of, as to allowances to relatives for death at sea
-, sea provisions in the Fleet, reported badness of
-, great complaint of
-, ships designed to go with the 'King of Spain' (Archduke Charles)
-, six ships to be fitted out for sea
-, ships of, on Irish coast
-, squadron for Portugal. See Portugal.
-, in the Soundings
-, for the West Indies
-, stores for, policy of importing, from the Colonies
-, subsisting seamen for
-, timber for, supplied from New York
-, timber and trunels for
-, Victuallers of See also Victualling, Commissioners of.
-, instructions to
-, and the expedition to Portugal
-, wages allowed to officers and seamen in, compared with those in France
-, weekly lists of ships and men in, Table of
-, West India squadron, proceedings of, on the coast of Newfoundland

Navy Board, The
-, letter from
-, bill drawn on
-, dispatch of expresses from
-, directions to, in the case of the Marquis of Carmarthen
-, names of
-, petition referred to
-, and prize money
-, late Solicitor to. See Whitacre.

Neachells, William

Neal,—

Neale, Philip

Needham, W.
-, Lieutenant William

Needwood, co. Stafford, forest or chase of, offices of Keeper of Barton ward and of Sharlott park in, grant of

Negroes, supply of, for America

Negus, Captain Daniel
-, Francis
-, Mr.

Ne intromittas, writ of

Nelthrop, Edward

Nenagh, co. Tipperary
-, regiments, &c., at

Nereira, Abraham

Nesmith, James

Neston, co. Chester

Nets, new invented sort of

Neuchells, William

Neuhaus, —

Neutrality, alleged violation of

Nevelon, Lewis

Nevet, Thomas

Nevill, Captain
-, Captain Clement
-, Henry
-, Richard, knight of the shire for Berks, letter to

Nevis (West Indies)

Newarb (Scotland)

Newark (? Renfrewshire)

Newbigging Warrandice (? Edinburghshire), lands of

Newborough, Newborow, co. Anglesey, fairs at, petitions concerning

Newbyn, Newlyn, Thomas, a Queen's messenger
-, See also Newlyn.

Newcastle, John Holles, Duke of
-, Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire, East Riding
-, Governor of Kingstonupon-Hull, authorised to call courts-martial

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, co. Northumberland
-, letters dated at
-, Alderman of. See Ridley.
-, M.P. for. See Carr.
-, Mayor of, See also White.
-, letter to
-, searched for strangers
-, supervisor of Excise at
-, surveyors of Customs of
-, H.M. warehouse at

New College. See Oxford.

Newcomb, Thomas, executrix of

New England
-, Governor of
-, masts to be imported from
-, naval stores from
-, oil and logwood from
-, and molasses from
-, pitch and tar from, question of obtaining

New Forest, the (Hants), repairer of bridges and passages in

Newfoundland
-, banks of, annoying the French on
-, coast of
-, the company of eighty men at, arms for
-, convoys to
-, expedition to (1697)
-, failure of
-, forts and soldiers in, commander-in-chief of
-, French attack feared on
-, two Irishmen taken at
-, lieutenant of the company in
-, Northern parts of, inhabitants of, petition of

Newgate. See London.

New Hampshire, Governor of. See Dudley.

Newhaven, William Cheyne, 2nd Viscount, and Lord Cheyne

Newland, George
-, John
-, Philip
-, Sarah

Newlands (Peeblesshire), barony of, Stivenstoime in

Newlyn, Peter, a Queen's messenger
-, See also Newbyn.

Newman, Ensign George
-, James
-, M.
-, S.

Newmarket, co. Cork

Newport, Isle of Wight, Mayor of, letter to

Newport, T.

New Seate (Aberdeenshire)

Newton, —, his company of Grenadiers
-, Dr.

Newtoun (Scotland), lands of

New Year's gifts, Ambassadors' disbursements for

New York colony, convoy proposed to be sent to
-, defence of
-, the four companies of
-, Governor of, See also Bellomont; Cornbury; Limerick.
-, Lieut.-Governor of, See also Nanfan.
-, mines in Ulster and Albany in
-, packet-boats to. See under Ships.
-, timber in, supplied for the Navy

Nibley, North, co. Gloucester

Nice, Nizza
-, expected attack on, by the French
-, to be relieved by Sir G. Rooke if attempted by the French

Nicholas, —
-, Edward, petition referred to
-, William

Nicholetts, Lieutenant Gilbert

Nicholls, —
-, Mr.

Nicod, Abraham

Nicols, James

Nielson, Andre

Night, William, a Queen's messenger

Nightingale, Nightingall, —
-, Roger, letter from
-, Thomas
-, a Queen's messenger

Nihill, Nihil, Councillor

Nisbet, James, surgeon

Niutte, Jean
-, Louise
-, Martha

Nizza. See Nice.

Nobara. See Nabarro.

Noblet, Marie

Nockolds, Henry

Noice, J.

Noli prosequi, a

Nonane, Morris
-, Philip

Noone, George, ordinary at Chelmsford

Norborne, John, pardon to

Nore, the
-, ships at

Norfolk, county of
-, cattle from
-, estate of Sir R. Bacon in

Norfolk, Thomas Howard, 8th Duke of, minority of

Norman, —, alderman of Londonderry

Normanby, John Sheffield, 1st Marquis of, created Duke of, See also Buckingham.

Normandy, coast of
-, the custom of

Normans, Captain G.

Norris, Captain
-, Henry

Norryes, Francis

North [de Kirtling] and Grey [de Rolleston], William North, 6th Baron, Colonel
-, pass for, and servants
-, his regiment

Northampton, George Compton, 4th Earl of, Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire

Northamptonshire, sheriff of. See Wykes.

North Berwick (Haddingtonshire), Sydserf, Sideserf, hill, &c., of, in

Northbrook, co. Devon

North Cape, the

Northcote, Sir Francis

Northey, Sir Edward, Attorney General (Mr. Attorney)
-, letters from
-, letters to
-, objections of, to some Irish Bills
-, at Bath
-, and Irish Bills
-, royal warrant (draft) to
-, to report on Irish Bills
-, case referred to

Northons, Thomas

Northop, Northopp, co. Flint

Northumberland, Clerk of the Peace for, See also Ord.
-, Quarter Sessions for, proceedings at

Northumberland, George Fitz-Roy, Duke of
-, letter to
-, in command of the Horse Guards
-, pass recommended by

Norton, Richard, of Southwick, petition of
-, granted

Norway
-, pass to

Norwich Cathedral, almsman's place at, petition for
-, warrant for
-, inhabitants of, passes for
-, Mayor of. See Atkinson.
-, Recorder of

Norwich, John Moore, Bishop of

Nott, Major Edward, Lieut.-Governor of Berwick-on-Tweed
-, letter from

Nottingham, Daniel Finch, 14th Earl of, Principal Secretary of State
-, letters from and to, passim, passim.
-, on French prisoners of war
-, on some Irish Bills
-, and De Foe
-, his daughter's marriage
-, and Middleton's case
-, and Lord Donegall's regiment
-, alleged design against his life
-, and orders to be given to the Fleet
-, on the suggestion to release fisher boats on each side
-, is going to Windsor
-, his great pains in the public service acknowledged by the nation
-, memorial to
-, warrants, &c., countersigned by
-, commissions in the Army countersigned by seq.
-, licences of absence signed by
-, passes signed by
-, and an enemy alien required as a witness in court
-, pass recommended by
-, orders of reference on petitions signed by
-, and services of Colonel John Richards
-, and services of John Butts
-, warrants in criminal matters countersigned by
-, warrants for expenses of diplomatists countersigned by
-, warrants (various) countersigned by
-, warrants for ordnance countersigned by
-, warrants of, to search for and arrest persons
-, warrants for appointments of almsmen by
-, to examine David Lindsay
-, Sir John Macleane to be brought to his office
-, the honour and justice done to, by the Commons
-, his instructions for the sailing of the fleet to Portugal
-, persons in custody on the warrants of
-, to send the orders respecting 'the King of Spain,'
-, and mails to West Indies
-, on the sending of cannon carriages to Lisbon
-, and affair of Mr. Plowman
-, and instructions for Sir G. Rooke
-, countersigns Queen's letter to the King of Prussia
-, succeeded as Secretary of State by Harley, note.
-, under secretary to. See Warre.
-, Countess of (my Lady)

Noury, Claudius, denization of

Nova Scotia, ceded to the French by treaties of Breda and Ryswick

Noyes, Samuel, chaplain

Nuck

Nugent, Sir John, forfeited estate of (Ireland)
-, Thomas Nugent, 1st Baron, of Riverston
-, William

Nuhause, Christopher

Nunes, Abraham, petition of
-, Jacob

Nunes Serra, Nuna Sera, David

Nuremberg, Germany

Nusted, Mr., collector of Cork

Nutley, Mr., M.P. for Lisburn

Nutte, Henry

O

Oates, Samuel, petition of

Oaths:
-, of Abjuration
-, of Allegiance (1 William and Mary)

Obins, Anthony
-, See also Ofins.

O'Brien, Daniel, letter from
-, Sir Donat
-, Lady Harriet
-, See also Clare.

Occasional Conformity Bill, the

Ockery and usury, crime of

Ockley, co. Surrey, fairs at, petition for
-, manor of
-, Stansted alias Stanstreet Causey in
-, fairs to be held upon, grant of

O'Donell, Brigadier, capitulation of

O'Farrel, D'Offarrell, Brigadier Francis Fergus

O'Farrell, Brigadier F. D.

Offley, John Crew

Ofins (or Obins), Ham.

Ogilby, —
-, Bart.
-, Colonel
-, Genevieve
-, Mr., letters to, to be stopped
-, Rebecca, wife of Captain T.
-, Captain Thomas

Ogill (Scotland)

Ogilvie, Ogilvy, Sir Alexander
-, [of Banff]
-, his son appointed limner and painter to the Queen
-, of Forglen
-, Captain, a prisoner
-, David, macebearer before the Chancellor (Scotland)
-, Mr., letter to

Ogle, Hiphzibath
-, Thomas

Ogleby, Charles, ensign

Okey, William, surgeon

Oldtounleyes (Aberdeenshire)

Oléron, Île d' (France)

Olier, A.

Oliphant, Captain William

Oliver, Captain
-, Mr.
-, William, deposition of

Oliviere, Daniel

Onderwater, A.

O'Nya, Daniel

Oporto

Oradini, Signor Gio Paolo

Orange, Principality of, Protestant refugees of
-, the greatest part in Switzerland
-, trustees for the brief for, proceedings of

Orange, Augustine

Ord, Captain George
-, John, Clerk of the Peace for Northumberland
-, Walter, minister of Wolborough

Ordnance, arms supplied in Flanders, complaints of
-, arms and accoutrements wanted for the four companies in New York
-, arms for use in Portugal
-, defective ones to be replaced
-, to be all muskets and bayonets, but no pikes
-, artillery train at Cork, &c.
-, in Holland
-, in Portugal, schedule of, and stores for
-, bayonets ('byonetts')
-, Board of
-, letter to
-, passes recommended by
-, petition referred to
-, and seized cargo of sword blades
-, brass cannon
-, cannon for the ships for Portugal
-, carriage for cannon, mortars and spare arms to be sent to Sir G. Rooke
-, carriages and necessaries for brass guns, &c.
-, Clerk of. See Musgrave.
-, Copper and Brass, Masterfounder of
-, defective arms, complaint of
-, field coynes, tamplons, &c.
-, firelocks of the new model
-, desired instead of the 12 pikes allowed to each company
-, guns of 18lb. ball, Dey of Tunis desires to buy twenty
-, halberds for sergeants and firelocks for soldiers
-, iron, and anchors, designed for Muscat
-, iron shells
-, Lieut.-General of, letters to See also Granville.
-, Master General of See also Marlborough.
-, petition referred to
-, Master Gunner of England. See Browne.
-, muskets
-, carbines and pistols, contract for making
-, more useful than pikes
-, Office
-, clerk of the delivery of artillery, &c.
-, debt due to, from Ireland
-, engineers employed by
-, men sent by, to Portugal
-, quarter books of
-, stores to be provided by, for a marching train
-, Officers of
-, letters to
-, passes recommended by
-, petition referred to
-, and the Portugal expedition
-, patereroes, petereroes
-, barrels of powder for Lisbon to be sent by the packet-boat
-, saddles and accoutrements, 5l. a head for
-, snaphance muskets
-, stores to be sold to the Portugal Envoy
-, Surveyor-General of. See Bridges.
-, tents for 6,500 men to be provided
-, train of artillery, master smith of. See Jacock.
-, Treasurer of
-, Treasury of
-, turnpikes to be sent to Portugal
-, warrants for, Table of

Orfeur, Lieutenant Edward

Orford, Edward Russell, Earl of, an alleged commission to, from the Emperor

Orford Ness, co. Suffolk

Organ, Mary

Orkney, lands of

Orkney, George Hamilton, 6th Earl of
-, his regiment

Orlich, Ernest Louis

Ormesby, alias Connor, Kane

Ormond, Duchess of, and the Workhouse Bill
-, sister of. See O'Brien, Lady Harriet.
-, James Butler, 1st Duke of

Ormond, James Butler, 2nd Duke of
-, his aide-de-camp in Spain. See Howard.
-, his cook. See Dubourgs.
-, secretary-interpreter to. See Jones, Jezreel.
-, Rota surrendered to
-, wines shipped from Spain by his permission
-, and the late expedition to Spain
-, victualling of the ships for
-, at Port St. Mary's
-, and the Cadiz expedition.
-, list of arms, &c., lost at the Bay of Bulls and Vigo certified to
-, Chancellor of Oxford University
-, as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ('his Grace')
-, letters from
-, letters to
-, his reception in Ireland
-, his personal charm
-, his great personal interest
-, reviews Irish regiments
-, Irish regiments, &c., to be reviewed by
-, progress of, in Ireland
-, and the poor Irish
-, memorandum of, on the Irish Parliamentary Bills
-, and transport of regiments from Ireland to Portugal
-, speech of, to the Parliament, draft to be submitted to Lord Treasurer
-, and new regiments to be raised in Ireland
-, advances money for transport of Irish regiments to Portugal
-, to raise a troop of horse or dragoons
-, the manner of his proceeding to Parliament
-, speech of, to the Irish Parliament
-, Commons' (Ireland) address to
-, difficulties of, in setting right many of the Irish
-, Lords' (Ireland) address to
-, Irish Parliament thanks the Queen for the sending of
-, commission to, to be colonel of the regiment of horse
-, and Convocation (Ireland)
-, and Parliament (Ireland)
-, Irish Bills passed by
-, his regiment
-, and the Representation to the Queen of the Irish House of Commons
-, his action in the matter approved by 'my lords,'
-, Catholic noblemen and gentlemen of the family of
-, and the Archbishops of Ireland
-, to pay arrears of half-pay officers and advance six months' pay for their service in Savoy
-, uneasy at the delay of the Parliament
-, has sent a man-of-war to Bantry Bay
-, proclamation by, against tories, &c.
-, recommendations of, for the Judges' places (Ireland)
-, his new regiment
-, 'thronged beyond measure,'
-, to be placed on the establishment
-, to go to England for three months
-, memorial to, relative to the conduct of the Scotch and Presbyterians in Ireland
-, is going to Kilkenny
-, private Bill concerning Lord Arran and
-, and Irish regiments for the Duke of Marlborough
-, Irish Bill concerning
-, at Kilkenny
-, and Lieut.-General W. Steuart
-, his design of sending troops to the North
-, to be allowed to come into England
-, to appoint a fast
-, commission of, as colonel and captain in a new regiment of horse
-, his troop of Horse Guards
-, warrants addressed to seq.
-, cost of equipage and voyage to Ireland
-, land of, near Dublin, to be purchased for horse barracks
-, order for payment of salary to
-, the Great Seal of Ireland to be delivered to
-, appointment as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
-, passes recommended by
-, his troop
-, sends horses and hounds to the King of Poland
-, petitions referred to
-, a tenant of, in Kilkenny
-, and colonelcies of three Irish regiments
-, nominates Commissioners of Revenue, &c.
-, returns from Kilkenny
-, requires special directions in Lord Meath's affair
-, reprimands an Irish Privy Councillor
-, issues commission to try David Williams
-, desires leave to come to England
-, order for leave to come to England for
-, does not think of leaving during the Session
-, Lady Meath to see
-, address of Convocation (Ireland) to
-, prorogues Parliament
-, address of House of Lords (Ireland) to
-, address of Knights, Citizens and Burgesses of Ireland to
-, and arrears of late farm of the revenue in Ireland
-, and Mr. Richesey (Rickesy)
-, proposed date of embarkation for England
-, has arrived at Neston
-, desires arms for the new companies of Stringer's and Mohun's regiments

Orobio, Abraham

Orrery, Roger Boyle, 1st Earl of, Lord Justice of Ireland

Osborne, George
-, Samuel

Osmont, Martin

Ossory, Bishop of
-, John Hartstong
-, John Parry

Ostend
-, English prisoners of war at
-, pass to
-, prisoners of war belonging to
-, privateers of

Oswald, George, of Preston

Ottery St. Mary, Ottery, co. Devon, schoolmaster of. See Marker.

Ougan, Mr.
-, See also Wagan.

Oughton, Thomas, notary public

Overbeech, Dirk

Overkirk. See D'Auverquerque.

Owen, Ashe Lustan
-, John, of Presaddved
-, Robert

Owens, Richard, of Penyarth

Oxe, G.

Oxenstierne, Count, his cook

Oxford
-, Assizes
-, gaol at, keeper of, warrants to
-, post warrant to
-, prisoners of war at, (names)
-, sheriff of. See Whorwood.
-, University, Chancellor of. See Ormond.
-, Christchurch, 'prebendship' of
-, and copyright of Clarendon's History
-, mathematic professorship of
-, New College, Warden of, election of
-, professorship of Hebrew at
-, Professor of Physic at. See Hoy.
-, Savilian Professor of Geometry at, note.
-, Vice-Chancellor of. See Delaune.
-, Vice-Chancellor and Delegates of the Chancellor of, petition referred to

Oxford, Aubrey de Vere, 20th Earl of, his regiment of Horse Guards

Oxfordshire, High Sheriff of, letter to
-, See also Keck.

Oxinden, Dr. George, Reader of Civil Law, Cambridge