M.

Mabb, Ralph, bookseller

Maccoll, Archibald

McDonnell, Maurice, Captain

Machell, John, petition of

McKenzie, George, Earl of Seaforth, guarded in Edinburgh

Mackerness, Rd.

Mackworth, Sir Henry, Bart., deceased
-, Dame Mary
-, Sir Thos.

Maclean, Sir Lachlan

Macrowe, Joan, widow, petition of
-, John, scrivener, deceased

Maddison, Sir Lionel, his house in Newcastle

Madrid, in Spain

Magennis, Arthur, sent for by the House of Lords

Magna Charta

Mahometans

Maidenhead, the, Cateaton Street

Maidstone, Kent
-, curate of, see Barrell, Robert.
-, mayor and jurats of
-, petition of

Maile, Mr.

Maine, Mr.

Mainwaring, Sir Arthur, lieutenant of Windsor Forest, licence to
-, Philip

Major, Mr.

Makin, Mr.

Maldon, Essex
-, bailiffs of

Mall or Mawle, Mr., groom of the bedchamber
-, letter to

Mallard, David, shoemaker to the King

Mallett, Mr.

Maltby, co. York

Malton, co. York

Maltravers, Lord, see Howard, Henry.

Manchester, Earl of, see Montague, Henry.

Mandeville, Viscount, see Montague, Edward.

Maning, Thomas, of Wadham College, Oxford

Mann, Edward, patent to, of chief clerkship of Newcastle

Manners, George, Earl of Rutland
-, writ summoning to Parliament

Manning, Edward
-, receipt by

Mannington, Richard, letter of

Mansell, Sir Anthony, petition of
-, Bussy
-, Sir Robert, bond of
-, letter of
-, works for manufacture of glass

Manthropp, Mr., J.P., at Great Yarmouth

Manwood, Sir John
-, letters, &c. of

Maplesden, Jervaise, deceased
-, Thomas

Marburg, in Germany

March, Richard, keeper of his Majesty's stores, see Marsh.

Marchland, see Marshland.

Marden, Kent, clothiers of

Mareschal, Louis, letter of

Mareschal, Louis, machine invented by

Margate Roads

Margetts, Dinah, wife of Thomas
-, petition of
-, Thomas
-, petition of

Mariners, see Ships, seamen, &c.

Market Harborough, co. Leicester, see Harborough Market.

Markham, East, co. Notts

Mark Lane, London, document dated from

Maria, the, of Lubec (ship)

Marigold, the, ship

Marlborough, Earl of, see Ley, James.

Marley, John, chief clerk of Newcastle

Marriott, Thomas

Marrowe, Mr., lieutenant of Sir Foulke Huncks

Marsh or March, Mr. Richard, keeper of his Majesty's stores of Ordnance
-, certificate by
-, direction to

Marshall, Thomas, gent., petition of
-, —, a tailor

Marshalsea, the (prison)
-, keeper of, warrant to

Marshland, co. Lincoln

Marston, John, clerk
-, articles against
-, letter of

Marston, co. Northampton

Martham, Norfolk

Martial law

Martin or Marten, Sir Henry, Judge of the Court of Admiralty, one of the High Commissioners
-, certificate by
-, impeachment of, by the Commons
-, questions brought before, note of
-, reference to, of petition
-, Nicholas, letter of
-, Thomas
-, Wm.

Martines, Stephen, a Spaniard, pass for

Marton, Surrey

Mary, Princess Royal, eldest daughter of Charles I.
-, dower of
-, jointure of
-, marriage contract of, with William, young Prince of Orange
-, marriage of, to take place in England and Amsterdam
-, not to be transported to the Low Countries till she is 12 years old

Mary, Princess Royal, &c., suite of
-, late Queen of England
-, de Medicis, widow of Henry IV. of France, and mother of Queen Henrietta Maria of England
-, her chaplain
-, reported death of
-, lodges at St. James's
-, marriage treaty of
-, ship and conduct money must be had to keep her

Mary d'Austriche, marriage treaty of, with Louis XIV.

Mary Anne, the, ship

Mary Rose, the, H.M.S.

Masline, Henry
-, Robert
-, William

Mason, Dr. Robert, Chancellor of Winchester diocese
-, reference to
-, Stephen

Mass, the
-, the abominable sacrifice of

Massen, Dr.

Massey, Robert, of Warrington

Massie, Jeffery, letter of

Massingham Magna, Norfolk

Mathew, Sir Thomas
-, Sir Toby

Matthews, —, a tailor

Maule, Mr., of Panmure, letter to

Maurice, Prince, third son of Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia
-, letter of
-, described as a young Palatin

Mawer, Robert, milliner at Court

Maxwell, 40 persons of the name of, killed by the Scots
-, James
-, John, Bishop of Ross
-, pass for, to go into Ireland with wife and family
-, his servant
-, Mr.
-, Robert, Earl of Nithsdale
-, his lady

May, Sir Humphrey, late Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

Maydwell, Godfrey, filacer in the Court of Common Pleas, depositions by
-, Thos., public notary

Mayhew, Mr., petition of

Mayle, Robert, deceased, late third prothonotary of the Common Pleas

Maynard, Anne, Lady, widow
-, petition of

Maynard, Charles, brother of William, late Lord
-, Frances, late Lady
-, John, M.P.
-, William, Lord Baron Maynard of Estaines, Lord Lieutenant of cos. Essex and Cambridge, letter to
-, children of
-, deceased
-, certificate of death of
-, William, Lord

Mayne, Jasper, declaration of

Maynwaring, see Mainwaring.

Mayors, warrants, &c. to all
-, appointed to levy ship-money

Mayo, Thos.
-, sometime a Papist but now a Protestant

Meautys, Thomas, Clerk of the Council, and Muster-master General of England

Medium merchants, the

Medley, Charles, a trooper
-, Nicholas, deputy bailiff of Barnsley manor, certificate by

Meeke, Wm.

Meekely, William, brief on behalf of

Melksham, Wilts

Melvin, Mrs.

Mennes or Mence, Captain John
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, his regiment

Merchants Adventurers, the
-, petition of
-, estates of, in Ireland

Merchants' service, scarcity of mariners for

Merchants Strangers
-, factors of, residing at Dover

Meredith, John, petition of

Merick, Colonel, see Merrick, Sir John.

Merioneth co.

Mermaid, the, in Bell Yard, London

Merlin, old prophecy of

Merrick, Dr.
-, Sir John
-, musketeers of
-, regiment of

Merry, Sir Thomas

Merthyr Dovan, co. Glamorgan

Merton College, Oxford
-, innovations in government and religion in
-, property and leases of
-, statutes of
-, visitations of
-, visitors of

Merton College, warden, fellows, and scholars of

Messenger, Margery, alias Baily

Metcalfe, Christopher

Methold, Norfolk, lease of

Mewee or Muse, Francis, bailiff and keeper of the Queen's house, at Holdenby, account of
-, misdemeanours of

Michell, Richard, boats built by
-, Will.

Mickleton, co. Gloucester

Mickleton, Francis, constable

Middlesex
-, Green wax in, arrears of
-, justices of peace for, and see Sheppard, Thos.; Wardour, Sir Edward.
-, knights of the shire for, and see Franklin, Sir John; Gilbert, Sir Thos.
-, manufacturers of mohair yarn in, petition of
-, Queen's estates in
-, sheriff of
-, sheriffs of London and
-, letter to
-, late sheriffs of
-, ship-money in
-, sessions in
-, writs for

Middle Temple, London, see Temple, the.

Middleton Farm, Somerset

Middleton or Milton Keynes, co. Bucks

Middleton, Anna, widow, petition of
-, Francis
-, John, deceased
-, John, letter of
-, Peter, deceased
-, Sir Thomas, petition of
-, —

Middlewich, co. Chester, general sessions at

Midford, Mary, petition of
-, Robert, deceased
-, Robert

Milborne, John, sheriff of co. Monmouth, letter of

Mildmay, Sir Henry, Master of the Jewel House
-, petition of

Milford Haven

Millbrook, Beds, Queen's manor of

Miller, Henry, clerk
-, Richard, mercer, of London

Milleran, Robert, an infant

Mills, James, deceased
-, John
-, John, petition of
-, John
-, pass for

Mills, John, of Canterbury
-, Katherine, petition of
-, Mr.

Mills Farm, Essex

Millward, Sir Thos., Kut., Chief Justice of Chester

Milner, Jane, petition of
-, Peter, petition of
-, Richard
-, deceased
-, Tempest, draper

Milston, Wilts

Milton, co. Cambridge
-, near Gravesend. His Majesty's fort at
-, captain of, see Fletcher, John.

Milton Abbas, co. Dorset
-, cure of

Mincing Lane
-, document dated from

Mincklen, Francis

Mineral and Battery Works, Corporation of, erected

Ministers, oppressed
-, lost their livings for not reading the King's book
-, names of inconformable ministers in London
-, and elders of outlandish congregations in London, remonstrance of
-, great scarcity of preaching ministers
-, to stir up the people to desire reformation, &c.
-, suspended for not publishing the Book of Sports

Mint, the
-, abuses in
-, Commissioners for the making of money for the King's greater profit in
-, to be removed to Leaden Hall
-, master and worker of
-, rates charged by, for coining
-, Wardens, Comptroller, and Assaymaster, offer of, to the King

Mitcham, Surrey

Miviott, Mr., deputy paymaster in the army

Moab

Moates Bulwark, near Dover Castle, document dated from

Mohair yarn, manufacturers of, in Middlesex, petition of

Molton, co. Lincoln, lands in

Molyne, Abraham, letter of

Monasteries, transportation of children to

Mongewell, co. Oxford

Monmouth caps

Monmouth co.
-, revenues in
-, receiver of, see Watkins, Wm.
-, sheriff of, see Milborne, John.
-, ship-money in
-, distresses for, resisted

Monopolies, Committee of House of Commons for
-, grievance of
-, Jesuits projectors of
-, mountains of
-, opinion of the Council concerning

Monopolists and projectors disabled from being members of Parliament

Monroe, see Munro.

Monsieur, of France, marriage treaty of, with Mademoiselle Montpensier

Monsieur, of France, marriage treaty of, with Lady Henrietta

Monsigot, M.

Montague, Edward, Viscount Mandeville
-, Henry, Earl of Manchester, Lord Privy Seal, and Lord Lieutenant of Hunts
-, letter of
-, Mr.
-, letter of
-, Richard, Bishop of Norwich
-, commissary to, see Lewen, Dr.
-, lease by
-, episcopal seal of
-, letters and certificates to
-, Thos.

Montanists

Montford, Thomas, constable

Montgomery, document dated from
-, co.
-, sheriff of
-, ship-money in

Montpensier, Mademoiselle, marriage treaty of

Montreal, Mr., French agent

Montrose, Earl of, see Graham, James.

Moore or More, variously spelt:—
-, Dame Anne, widow, petition of
-, Edward
-, Dame Elizabeth
-, Sir Francis, serjeant-at-law, deceased
-, Harry, discharged prisoner
-, Sir Henry, His Majesty's ward
-, Thos., gent

Moorecroft, Robert

Mordant, Mr.

Mordington or Morlington, co. Berwick
-, document dated from
-, encounter with Scottish horse at
-, Sir James Douglas's house at
-, damage done to

More, see Moore.

Morehead, David
-, William

Moreton, —, cornet of a troop of horse

Morgan, Henry, clerk
-, Mr.
-, William, petition of

Morlais in Brittany, English ship seized near

Morland, J.

Morley, co. York

Morocco, the Emperor of, guns and merchandise for

Morpeth, Northumberland
-, fortified by the Scots very strongly

Morrice, Alice
-, Edward, of Henbughey, co. Denbigh, petition of

Morris, John, Hebrew professor in Oxford, petition of
-, John, letter of
-, Mr., curate of Chelsea, sermon by
-, Mr., prime accountant of the Ordnance Office
-, keeps no accounts
-, —, deceased

Morse, Henry, a priest
-, discharged by warrant from the King
-, Mr.

Mortimer, Mr., letter to

Morton, Thomas, Bishop of Durham
-, his house at Stockton
-, Earl of, see Douglas, William.
-, Lord, his regiment of men

Mose or Mosse, Wm., petition of

Mosely, Mr.

Moslock, Mr.

Motteram, Robert, yeoman

Moulton manor, co. Lincoln

Mountague, see Montague.

Mountnorris, Lord, see Annesley, Francis.

Mowbray and Maltravers, Lord, see Howard, Henry.

Mowbray, Lady Anne, daughter of the Earl of Kelly, petition of
-, Sir Robert

Munro, John, Lieut.-Col.
-, his regiment

Monro, John, Lieut.-Col., remains at Aberdeen three months
-, Colonel Robert
-, letters of
-, the like to
-, his quarters at Ayton
-, document dated from
-, forces of
-, strengthened daily
-, fort erected by
-, receipted bill of

Munslow, co. Salop

Murray, David, of Edinburgh
-, James, Earl of Annandale, petition of
-, grant to, of walks in Windsor Forest
-, John, late Earl of Annandale
-, William, groom of the Bedchamber

Muscadine wine

Muschamp, Captain
-, his commission to raise a troop of dragooners
-, trained band of
-, Thomas

Musgrave, Abraham

Muspool, Little, co. Warwick, coal mine at

Musters
-, papers relating to and see names of counties, army, &c.
-, Commissary-General of
-, rolls

Mylles, John, see Mills.

Mynce, Captain John, see Mennes.