G.

Gage, Colonel
-, proposes to bring his regiment from Flanders
-, regiment of, recruits and officers for, list of

Gainsborough, co. Lincoln

Galbraithe, James, letter of

Galbreth, Colonel

Gale, Robert, clerk, petition of

Galicia, in the kingdom of Spain

Galveton

Galway, co. Ireland

Gamble, John, deceased, gent.

Ganton, Nicholas, gent., of London

Garbrand, John
-, Martha, wife of John

Gardiner or Gardner, Christopher, license to remain beyond sea
-, John, petition of
-, Onslow, son of Christopher
-, Richard, drummer, petition of
-, Thos., made Solicitor-General

Gare, Nicholas, a blacksmith, late chief apparitor of the diocese of Lincoln, and deputy messenger for the High Commission, suits promoted by

Garfoote, Mr.

Garforth, Thos., petition of

Garmon, John

Garland, the, H.M.S.

Garraway, see Garwaie, Sir Henry.

Garrett, Garrard, or Gerrard, George
-, letter of
-, his hospital
-, his mansion houses
-, his school, the Charterhouse
-, Henry

Garter, King at Arms, see Borough, Sir John.
-, Order of the, chapter of Knights of, at York

Gartside, Alice
-, James

Garwaie or Garraway, Sir Henry, Lord Mayor and Alderman of London, letters, &c. of
-, the like to

Gascoine, Mark, sexton and parish clerk of St. Mary's, Bedford, articles against
-, information by

Gatehouse Prison
-, in Westminster, document dated from
-, keeper of the, and see Wykes, Aquila.
-, warrant to
-, his deputy
-, soldier of the Tower garrison committed to

Gateside, Scots encamp at

Gawden, Dennis

Gay, George, of Dysart
-, Isaac le, merchant of London, petition of

Geering, Isaac

Geffard, Samuel

Genesis, Book of

Genoa

Gente, Fr.
-, Francis
-, George
-, Henry, deceased
-, Thos, father of Francis, deceased

George, John, constable

Gerard, Dorothy, Lady, see Gerrard.
-, alias Woodroff

Gerbier, Sir Balthazar, English Resident at Brussels with the Cardinal Infante, Governor of Flanders
-, proposals by, for erecting mounts or banks

Gerbier, Sir Balthazar, assistant master of the ceremonies
-, ought to have some charge at Court
-, quarrel of, with the Duke d'Elbœuf
-, reported to be a spy for Holland and France
-, will ruin himself

Germain, Mr.

German, Mr., a Jesuit

Germany
-, army of
-, export of cloths to
-, Princes of, the King's agent with, see Curtius, William.
-, Protestant party in, likely to go to pot
-, resettlement of public liberty in, aimed at by the King
-, States of
-, wars of

Gerrard, or Gerrat, or Jerrat, Edward
-, Elizabeth, wife of John
-, John
-, Lady Dorothy
-, Mr., see Garrett, George.
-, Sir [Gilbert]
-, chosen knight of the shire for Middlesex

Ghent, Bishop of

Ghostley, Thomas, cardmaker, affirmation by

Gibbes, Anthony

Gibbon, Elizabeth
-, John
-, petition of
-, Seza, widow, petition of
-, Thomas, deceased

Gibbs, Elizabeth
-, Sir Henry
-, reported to be condemned for writing a traitorous letter
-, Mr.
-, William, sergeant-major
-, letter of

Gibeathites, the

Gibson, Alexander, Commissary-General of the Scotch army
-, Lieut.-Col.
-, commands at Stockton
-, Captain John, letter of
-, his troop of horse

Gideon

Gifford, John

Gilbert, Edward

Gilly, William, high collector of Walbrook Ward

Gipwin [Gipping], Suffolk

Gislingham, Suffolk, parishioners of

Gissing, Norfolk

Glamorgan, co.
-, escheator of, see Evans, William.
-, revenues in
-, receiver of, see Watkins, Wm.
-, sheriff of, see Carne, John.
-, ship-money in

Glanville, Sergeant

Glasmore Fen

Glass, manufacture of
-, patent for, condemned by Parliament

Glass-sellers' Company, London
-, petition of
-, charter and ordinances of

Glemham, Sir Thomas
-, Governor of the King's magazine at Hull
-, his regiment of men
-, sent to secure Hull
-, commanded to Newcastle
-, money due to, on account of magazine at Hull

Glen river, co. Lincoln

Gloucester, Duke of, son of Charles I.
-, honor of

Gloucester co.
-, escheator of and see Sheppard, John.
-, feodary of
-, Green-wax in, arrears of
-, powder magazine in
-, sheriff of
-, ship-money in

Glover, Jane
-, John
-, Richard

Glückstadt

Glympton, co. Oxford, document dated from

Glynn, John, M.P., J.P. for, and Steward of, Westminster
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, chairman of a committee of the Commons
-, chosen burgess for Westminster
-, report of, from the Committee for Inquiry after Papists

Goade, Thos., clothier

Goddard, Alice, widow, petition of
-, Henry
-, deceased
-, Wm., deceased
-, brother of Henry

Godolphin, Cornwall, document dated from

Godolphin, Sir Francis, letter of
-, Mr.

Godwin, Edward, petition of

Goffe, John
-, Thomas

Gogar, Laird of, killed by an explosion of gunpowder

Golden Key, the, in Bell Yard, London

Goldsbury, Mr.

Goldsmith, Fulk
-, Mr., parson of Campton-cumShefford

Goldsmithery, the
-, abuses in

Goldsmiths' Company, London
-, charter of

Gooch, Leonard
-, Robert, petition of

Good, Agnes, alias Barnard
-, Thomas, clerk

Goodman, Godfrey, Bishop of Gloucester, cause against
-, John

Goodnestone, Kent

Goodridge, Mr., death of

Goodwin, Benjamin, high constable of Bloxham, co. Oxon, petition of
-, John, gent.

Goodwin Sands, the

Gordon, Francis, petition of
-, George, Marquis of Huntly, plants at house of, pulled up by Covenanters
-, Lord, Scotch company of

Gorham Bury, Herts, document dated from

Goring, George Dun
-, George Lord, Master of Horse to the Queen and Vice-Chamberlain to the King
-, letters of
-, to levy soldiers to strengthen Portsmouth
-, George, Colonel, son of Lord Goring, governor of Portsmouth
-, notes, &c. of
-, Colonel of the First Brigade
-, proposed for Lieutenant-General of the Army

Gosnal, Capt.

Gosnold, Paul, M.A.

Goss, Samuel, of Aldermanbury, London

Gostlyn, John, deceased
-, Mary, widow, petition of

Gottenburg
-, greatest commerce at, with Scotland ever known

Goudhurst, Kent, clothiers of

Gould, Alexander

Gouldisbrough, Mr., see Goldsbury.

Government, Committee of, and see Council, the.

Gower, Colonel
-, Major William

Goxhill manor, Kent

Grace, Agnes, petition of
-, George

Grafton Park, co. Northampton, wood to be sold in, for the King's use

Graham, James, Earl of Montrose
-, charged with foul dealing

Grand Courts Manor, co. Norfolk, lease of

Grandge, Preston

Grandison, Viscount, Colonel of a Brigade
-, his regiment

Grant, Henry, vicar of Stow-juxta-Threkingham, co. Lincoln, petition of
-, Mr., parson of Church Lawford, co. Warwick

Grantham, James, deceased

Grantham, co. Lincoln, alderman and burgesses of
-, certificate of
-, court of
-, church at, organs lately erected in and the communion table placed in the chancel and railed in
-, removal of, petitioned for
-, lecturers at
-, vicars of, and see Dix, Mr. Edward.

Grassbridge, co. Lincoln

Gravesend, Kent
-, arms at
-, document dated from
-, port of, thrown into disorder by the closing the ports
-, searchers at, seize rixdollars

Gray, George, collector for the Dean and Chapter of Durham, letter to

Gray's Inn, London
-, documents dated from

Great Britain
-, Princess of the House of

Great conduit, the, in the lower end of Cheapside

Great Fen, the

Greek language

Green Dragon, the, Bishopsgate Street

Green, Richard
-, letters, &c., of
-, brother of, deceased
-, William, grant to, of the office of chief clerk of Newcastle

Greenhill, John, accusations against, and answer of
-, public notary

Greenwich, Kent
-, East

Greenwood, Thos.

Grenville, or Greenville, variously spelt:—
-, Sir Richard
-, his lady
-, Richard, letter, of

Gresham College lectureship

Greswold, John, deceased
-, Katherine

Greville, Robert, Lord Brook

Grey, John, messenger, warrant to

Greyhound, the, H.M.S.

Grievances, list of
-, Grand Committee of the Commons for
-, resolutions of

Griffin or Griffen, Mr.
-, Noah

Grills, John

Grimston, Harbottle, M.P., speech of, on Archbishop Laud
-, argument of, concerning bishops

Grinfield, see Grenville.

Griston, Norfolk

Grocers, Company of, London

Grollier, Mr.

Grosse, Robert, clerk

Grosvenor, Henry, submission of
-, Richard, gentleman, of Norwich, lease to

Grove, Francis, of London, stationer
-, —, suit against

Groyne, the

Grymesdyche, John, letter of
-, Jack, son of
-, Thomas, do.
-, eldest son and daughter of

Guard, Mr.

Guards, the, regiment of
-, officers of

Guernsey, Isle of
-, bailiff and jurats
-, castle
-, garrison of
-, governor of, see Danvers, Henry, Earl of Danby.
-, deputy governor, see Osborne, Sir Peter.
-, islanders of

Guild, Dr. William

Guildford, Surrey, visitation at

Guildhall, the, London
-, document dated from
-, trial in

Guilds, Lords Chancellor and Treasurer can confirm ordinances of the

Guisian faction in France, the

Guld, Dr., principal of the College of Old Aberdeen, see Guild, Dr.

Gun, the, inn near the Savoy

Gundrey, Thos., letter of

Gunner, Master, of England, see Wemys, James.

Gunpowder and match, &c.
-, Commissioners of, see Saltpetre.
-, explosion of
-, magazines in counties to be stored with
-, every man that will to make, petition for
-, to be sold at 12d. the pound
-, 5l. the barrel
-, has been sold at such rates the country has been very unwilling to buy
-, stores
-, Treason, the

Gurdon, Mr.

Guy, Mr.

Guydott, Mr.

Guys, Sir William, late sheriff of co. Gloucester
-, William, son of Sir Wm., not fit to be sheriff of co. Gloucester

Gwynne, Dr.
-, Mr. William, auditor, warrant for
-, certificate by, of the fines and customs of the tenants of the Queen's manors in co. Lincoln

Gybbs, Ralph, letter of