W.

Waad, Sir William, note from
-, or Wade, William, postmaster of Dover
-, bond of

Wade, Lieut.

Wake, Captn., R.N.

Wakefield, Yorks, defeat of the cavaliers at

Wakesbery, Norfolk

Walbrook, London

Waldron, Mr.

Wales
-, attorney of, see Lloyd, Mr.
-, and the borders, 5,000 foot and 400 horse raised for the King in
-, court of the marches of
-, Greenwax in
-, loyal professions to the King in
-, Royal parks, forests, and chaces, in

Walker, Clement
-, Edward, paymaster of Carlisle
-, Francis, money due to, for ordnance supplied for the King's army
-, Mr., hereditary Chief Usher of the Exchequer
-, Dr. Walter, Commissary and Official of the Archdeaconry of Bedford
-, acknowledgment by
-, petition of
-, suit of, against Sir John Lambe

Walkley, Thos., a stationer
-, examination of
-, petition of

Wall, Mr., chaplain to the Earl of Warwick

Waller, John, a brewer
-, Sir Wm., Sergeant-Major-General
-, defeat of
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, tickets issued by the Commissary of

Wallinger, John, of Bedford, depositions of

Wallington Hundred, Surrey, warrant to the High Constable of

Wallis, Wm., tailor, bond of

Walmesley, Jas., leatherseller, of London
-, Lady Juliana, widow, pass for her and her daughter Anne

Walrond, Humphry, riots in the fens by

Walsall, Fras., letters of

Walsingham, Sir Thos., letter of

Waltham Cross, Essex

Waltham Forest
-, warrant to warden and other officers of, touching the killing of deer in

Walthamstow, Essex, letter dated from

Walters, John

Walwin, Wm., merchant of London, bond of

Wandesford, John
-, Sir Rowland, Attorney of the Court of Wards, loan of to the Parliament

Wantier, John

Wapping, Middlesex
-, list of persons in who have not contributed to the Parliament

War, Council of
-, for the Parliament
-, Treasurer at, see Uvedale, Sir Wm. Gerrard, Sir Gilbert

Warburton, young Mr., of Arley, death of

Ward, Captn., a Parliamentarian
-, John, formerly rector of Dinnington Suffolk, deprived by Archbishop Laud for simony
-, brief, on behalf of
-, petition of
-, Mr.
-, letter to
-, Robert, grant to, of custody of New Lodge Walk in Windsor Forest

Wardour, Sir Edward, Clerk of the Pells and J.P.
-, certificate of
-, warrants to
-, Lady

Wardrobe, The Great
-, Master of, see Fielding, Wm., Earl of Denbigh.

Wards and Liveries, Court of
-, Attorney of, see Wandesford, Sir Rowland.
-, Clerk of, see Audley, Hugh.
-, Commissioners in the
-, Master of and see Fiennes, Wm. Lord Saye.
-, reasons against abolition of

Warfield, Rerks

Warner, John, D.D., Bishop of Rochester
-, charges against, by inhabitants of his late parish of St. Dionis, Backchurch
-, Robt.
-, of Winfarthing, Norfolk

Warren, Henry
-, John, letter of
-, Richard
-, Thomas

Warrington, co. Lancaster

Warristoun, Scotland, laird of, see Johnstone, Sir Archibald.

Warton, co. Lancaster, account of the Manor of

Warwick, Philip, Secretary to Bishop Juxon and Clerk of the Signet
-, Robert

Warwick
-, Sir Guys Cave, chapel and statute near
-, Castle
-, cannon and munition sent by the Parliament to
-, co.
-, apprehended assemblies of Popish Recusants in
-, Commissioners of Array in
-, encounter between Cavaliers and Parliamentarians in
-, Lord-Lieutenant and Committee of the Parliament for
-, a minister of, pillaged to the skin by Cavaliers
-, Earl of, see Rich, Robert.

Waterlow, Chas.

Waterworth, Mr.

Watkins, Affidavit, evidence by, against Archbishop Laud
-, Jas., merchant tailor
-, Richard, B.C.L. of Oxford, seeks post of Clerk of the Peace for county of Glamorgan
-, affidavit of

Watling St., London

Watlington, Oxon

Watts, Wm., Vintner, bond of

Weales, Robt.

Weavor, Mr.

Webb, Mr., Secretary to the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
-, Thos.
-, affidavit of

Webster, Mr.
-, foments riots in the fens

Weedonbeck, co. Northampton

Weekes, Aquila, keeper of the Gatehouse Prison

Weekly Post, the Kingdom's, newspaper

Welbeck, Notts., letter dated from

Welby, Thos., Provost-Marshall in Army of the Parliament

Welden, John
-, Mr., of Westminster, information of, against Archbishop Land

Wellingham, Geo., see Willingham.

Wells, Mr., takes a house of Endymion Porter
-, testimony of, against Archbishop Laud

Welsh cottons, two trusses of, seized at Dyce Quay by a Custom House Officer

Wem, Nicholas

Wendover, Bucks

Wenman, Lord

Wentworth, Colonel Henry, disbanding of his regiment
-, Sir Peter
-, Thomas, Viscount, Earl of Strafford, late Lieutenant-General of the Army in the north, Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, Vice-Admiral of Munster, LordPresident of the north, and Lord-Lieutenant of Yorkshire, Impeached in Parliament by Bill of Attainder
-, payment of his entertainment at York
-, plot for escape of
-, speech in the Tower comes forth in print as his
-, statutes urged on behalf of
-, Lampoon in verse against
-, Thomas Lord
-, his troop of horse

Werk, co. Northumb., letter dated from

Wesel, Germany, Commissioners deputed to for raising troops for French service

West of England, the
-, soap farm in

West coast, the, many ships cast away on

West Chester, see Chester, West.

Westcomb, Robert, prisoner in the Gatehouse petition of

West Drayton, Middlesex

West Haddon Creek, co. Warwick

Westerham, Kent, letter dated from

Western Circuit, Justice of Assize of, see Foster, Sir Richd.
-, petitions from grand juries of

Western ports, customs levied on the new draperies called serges and perpetuanas invented in
-, survey of

West India Company, proposed formation of a

West Indies, the

Westminster
-, Abbey
-, apprentices attempt to pull down organs and altar in
-, company of soldiers stationed in
-, Assemby of divines at
-, Courts of Record at, officers of, to be discharged
-, deanery of
-, documents dated from
-, Hall
-, the long house at
-, Queen's Council Chamber at
-, Palace of, documents dated from
-, yard
-, the Parliament at
-, persons appointed to receive subscriptions in plate and money for
-, precautions against Papish Recusants in
-, Treasury Chamber at, see Treasury.

Westmorland
-, Commander of the King's forces in, see Glemham, Sir Thos.
-, those disaffected to the King in, to be disarmed
-, lands of Thomas Wharton in
-, Sheriff of, commission to the
-, Earl of, see Fane, Mildmay.

Weston, James, a Baron of the Exchequer, impeachment of
-, Jerome, Earl of Portland, Governor of the Isle of Wight and Lord-Lieutenant of Hants
-, has made to the House of Lords a solemn protestation to live and die a Protestant
-, is prisoner with one of the sheriffs, lest he should help Portsmouth from the Isle of Wight
-, Sir Richard, a Baron of the Exchequer
-, Richard, deceased, Earl of Portland, late Lord Treasurer

Westover, Hants.

Westrop, Thos.

Wetherie, Fras., receives the office of Comptroller of the Works

Weymouth, Dorset

Whalley, co. Lancaster, lease of the rectory of
-, vicar of

Whaly, Mr., curate of St. Giles, Stony Stratford, death of

Wharton, Nehemiah, a volunteer from the City for the Army of the Parliament, letters of
-, Philip, Lord, regiment of
-, Robert, of Wallbrook, bond of
-, Thos., late receiver of the King's revenues, Crown debtor

Wheatly, Richard, John, and Sarah

Wheeler, Abraham, Captn., R.N., warrant to
-, Wm., M.P.
-, letter of
-, warrant for payments to
-, Wm., goldsmith

"Whelp or Tenth Whelp," the, H.M.S.
-, the Third," H.M.S.
-, the Eighth," fitting out

Wherwell, Prebend, rents of

Whitaker, Laurence, J.P. for Middlesex
-, certificate of

White, Daniel, Sir John Danvers' man
-, Edward, J.P., of Winchester
-, Mr., claim of on account of barques taken up for transportation of the Queen Mother's coaches and horses &c
-, R., printer and stationer
-, Wm., agent of Ferdinando, Lord Fairfax
-, Mrs.

Whitechapel, non-contributors to the Parliament in

Whitecross Street
-, a tailor in, overhears a plot against the Parliament

Whitefriars, London

Whitehall, Richard, ship chandler

Whitehall
-, disturbances between gentlemen of the Court and apprentices at
-, documents dated from

Whitehall, Committee of the City beseech the King and Queen to make their residence for the winter at
-, housekeeper of
-, Court at
-, documents dated from
-, Corps de garde
-, Gate

White Lion Tavern, Canning Street

Whitgift, John, late Archbishop of Canterbury

Whitmore, Sir Geo., Alderman of London

Whittingham, H., letter of

Whittington, Luke

Whittlewood, forest of, co. Northt.
-, master of the game within, see Compton, Spencer, Earl of Northampton.

Whitton, John, Controller of Works and Surveyor of Woods at Woodstock, Oxon., warrant to
-, Thos.

Wich, Sir Peter, Comptroller of the Household
-, letter to
-, Lady, his wife, illness of

Widdrington, Sir Wm., see Witherington.

Wieville, M. de

Wigan, co. Lancaster
-, M.P. for, see Rigby, Alexr.

Wight, Isle of
-, Garrison of
-, governor of, see Weston, Jerome, Earl of Portland.

Wightman, Mr., commitment of

Wilberd, Thos., of Westminster, bond of

Wilcock, John

Wilde or Wylde, John, Sergeant
-, compensation for losses sustained by, from the King's forces
-, speech of, at trial of Laud

Wildy, Wm.

Wilkinson, Peter, letter of
-, "Tom," his servant

William, Prince of Orange, see Orange

Williams, Aaron, of Deal
-, Sir Abraham
-, Edward
-, Griffith, Deputy Vice-Admiral
-, Dr. John, Bishop of Lincoln
-, Bill of, to reform abuses in Ecclesiastical Government
-, triennial visitation by
-, elected Archbishop of York

Williams, Dr. John, form of submission of, to the King
-, is like to come to the bar of the House
-, John, draper of St. Peter's-le-Poor Broad St.
-, Mr., of Oxford

Williamson, George, of St. Martin-in-theFields, bond of
-, Sir Joseph

Willingham, George, merchant, letter of
-, letters to
-, Anna, his wife
-, letters of
-, John, his son, letters to
-, Lydia, his former maidservant

Willingham, co. Cambs.

Willis, Richard, a woodward of, co. Northampton, warrant to

Willonghby, Fras., Lord, refuses to deliver up Lincoln magazine to the King
-, Sir Francis
-, Lady, recusant
-, Thos., Captn. of Tilbury Fort
-, commission to
-, order to

Wilmot, Col. Henry, Commissary-General of the Horse
-, alleged participation of, in plot for Strafford's escape
-, committed to the Tower on suspicion of treason
-, made Lieutenant-General of Horse
-, regiment of
-, disbanding of
-, created Viscount Wilmot in Ireland and Baron Wilmot, his arrival in Winchester
-, Simon

Wilson, Thos., churchwarden of Cheshunt

Wiltshire
-, arrears due to the King in
-, Justices of the Peace in
-, woodward of, see Essington, John.

Winch, Wm., churchwarden of Friern Barnet

Winchelsea, Sussex, one of the Cinque Ports, grievances of
-, Earl of, see Finch, Heneage.

Winchester, Hants.
-, assizes at
-, Bishop of, see Curle, Walter.
-, Cathedral
-, and close of, orders touching
-, Dean of and see Young, John.
-, and Chapter of

Winchester, Dean and Chapter of, letter to
-, House, keeper of, see Devenish, Mr.
-, Mayor, see Longland, Wm.
-, and Aldermen of
-, St. Mary's College at, wardens and electors of

Windebank, Christopher, son of the Secretary
-, letter of
-, Sir Francis, late Secretary of State
-, letters, notes, and other papers of
-, the like to
-, charged with having signed order for commitment of Sir John Innes alone
-, moneys due to, both in the House and the Exchequer
-, moneys due to, for the post business
-, petition of, to the Commons
-, reported to be a Romanist
-, King consents to his resigning his employment, and surrender of his place to Sir Edward Nicholas
-, list of letters of, with notes of compromising passages in them
-, motion made in the House of Commons to suppress the pension of
-, new inquisition making upon, concerning a declaration of the business of Scotland
-, evidence against, before the committee of the Commons
-, Frances, his daughter, illness of
-, Lady, his wife
-, Thos., his son, Gentleman of the Bedchamber, letters of
-, letters to
-, misconduct of William, a servant of his
-, his proportion towards draining the Earl of Lindsey's level in Lincolnshire
-, takes up arms for the King at Oxford

Windsor, Thos., Lord, a recusant

Windsor, Berks
-, the army at
-, Castle
-, constable of, see Rich, Henry, Earl of Holland.
-, Court at, letters dated from the
-, Great Park of
-, keeper of, see Yong, Fras.
-, letters dated from
-, pay for the garrison at
-, plate sent from, for the service of the Parliament
-, St. George's Chapel at
-, furnishing of the altar in
-, vacancy for four "poor knights" of

Windsor Forest
-, Battle and Easthampstead Walks in
-, Keeper of, see Maddison, Ralph; and Rich, Henry, Earl of Holland.
-, destruction of game in
-, New Lodge Walk in
-, Keeper of, see Pagett, Wm., Lord, and Ward, Robert.

Windwood, Fredk., of Ditton Park, Bucks

Wines, duty on, overcharged by the Vintners' Company

Winfarthing, Norfolk, petition of inhabitants of

Wingfield, Mr.
-, Berks

Winniffe, Thos., Bishop of Lincoln

Winton, the Earl of

Wintour, Sir John, secretary and master of requests to the Queen, and farmer of the Forest of Dean
-, accounts of
-, offers to surrender his patent of the farm of the Forest of Dean
-, rent owing from
-, letters and warrant to

Wiseman, Sir Richard, takes part in the disorders at Westminster
-, Thomas, letters of

Witham, Essex, riotous assemblies at

Wither, Anthony

Withers, Richard

Withins, Thomas

Witherings, Thomas, Postmaster for foreign service
-, inefficiency of

Witherigs, Thomas (continued), letter from,
-, warrants to

Witherington, Sir William, M.P., committed to the Tower

Withy, Mr.

Witney, co. Oxon

Wittenberg, Count, one of the commanders in the Swedish Army

Wodington, John, one of the King's violinists, petition of

Wollaston, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London

Wollesey Hill

Wolfenbuttel, in Brunswick
-, defeat of Piccolomini by the Swedes at

Wollaston, Henry, grant to

Wolseley, Robert, information against

Wood, Dr. Basil
-, fined by the House of Lords.

Wood St., London, prison of the compter in

Wood, John
-, Mr.
-, Owen
-, Robert
-, Thomas
-, Mary, his wife, petition of

Woodbridge, Suffolk

Woodford Row
-, Essex

Woodhall, co. Lincoln

Woodhouse, Henry, of Wakesbery, Norfolk

Woodshawe, Miles, of St. Martin's-in-theFields
-, pass for

Woodstock, Thos.
-, Oxon
-, manor of
-, High Park at, repair of New Lodge in
-, document dated from

Woolvercott, near Oxford, a mill for sword blades to be established at

Woolwich, co. Kent
-, survey of stores in the Navy Dockyard at
-, lease of a wharf and lands at

Worcester
-, letters dated from
-, Marquis of, see Somerset, Henry.
-, City resembles Sodom and is the very emblem of Gomorrah

Worcester, Mayor of
-, skirmish between forces of the King and Parliament near
-, St. John's parish
-, Cathedral in, was attached to St. Mary's convent
-, College
-, co.
-, assessments in
-, apprehended unlawful assemblies of Popish recusants in
-, Sheriffs of and see Dobbins Daniel; Russell, Sir Wm.
-, poll money collected in
-, Commissioners for
-, Bishop of, see Prideaux, Dr.
-, Dean and Chapter of, rents sequestered to Parliament
-, Prebendary of, see Tompkyns, Nathaniel

Worfield, John, auditor of the City of London
-, certificates of

Works, Surveyor of, see Jones, Inigo.

Wormleighton, co. Warwick
-, Lord Spencer's house at

Worsley, John, merchant, of London, bond of

Wrangel, Phul, one of the commanders of the Swedish Army

Wray, John, messenger of the Chamber

Wren, Matthew, D.D., Bishop of Norwich afterwards of Ely
-, his first visitation

Wressell, Yorks
-, letter dated from

Wright, Sir Edmund, Lord Mayor of London
-, letters to
-, receipt by
-, Ezekiel, clerk, person of Dennington, Suffolk
-, Richard, inventory by
-, Wm., stone-cutter, information against

Wriothesley, Thos., Earl of Southampton
-, deputation to
-, is sworn a Privy Councillor
-, is sworn a gentleman of the bedchamber

Wroth, Sir Peter, M.P., letters of

Wurtzburg, Bavaria, the Bishop of

Wyan, Mr.

Wyard, Mr., a shipowner

Wybunbury, Cheshire

Wye, the River

Wyllis, Richd., account of

Wymark, Mr., his estate

Wynne, Bryan, employed to take the muster of the ships on the coast of Ireland
-, Richard, the late, lands of, in Wales
-, Sir Richard, M.P., Treasurer and Receiver-General to the Queen
-, accounts of
-, Richard, of Lincoln's Inn, indenture of

Wynnes, Sir Patrick

Y.

Yarmouth, Norfolk
-, maintenance of the new haven at
-, ship of, seized by the French at Dunkirk
-, suit of merchants of, against the Greenland Co.

Yateman, Wm., of Shaston, Dorset, examination of

Yelverton, Sir Christopher, Knt., created a Baronet

Yeomans, Robert and Wm.

Yong, Fras., appointed keeper of the Great Park in Windsor Forest

York, City
-, Archbishop of, and see Williams, John.
-, assault on house where the Parliamentary Commissioners are staying
-, Castle
-, Cathedral, Orders of Council relating to
-, Committee of War in
-, Court at
-, letters dated from

York, documents dated from
-, Duke of, see James, Prince.
-, Governor of, see Savile, Sir Wm.
-, Lord Mayor and Aldermen of
-, Lords attending the King at, declared delinquents
-, subscribe certain articles to defend the King in his just rights
-, subscribe money to procure horse for the service of the King
-, meeting of Lords of the Council and others at
-, news-letter from, without address
-, petitions presented to the King at
-, Treasurer of
-, co.
-, disarming of recusants in
-, a body of horse formed in as a guard for the King
-, officers appointed to
-, justices of the peace for, licence of
-, King summons all the gentry of, to attend him in arms
-, lands of Thomas Wharton in
-, letter from the King to the gentry of
-, loss inflicted on, by Sir John Hotham and the Lincolnshire forces called to his assistance on pretence of settling the militia and seizing delinquents
-, petitions from, to Parliament in support of the King
-, Receiver of
-, rents and other payments due to the King in
-, Sheriff of, and see Gore or Gower, Sir Thomas.
-, tenths of clergy of diocese of

York House, in London
-, documents dated from

Youghal, Ireland

Young, Anthony, master gunner
-, Henry
-, John, D.D., Dean of Winchester, grounds of complaint against Laud
-, Patrick, printer

Z.

Zachary, Col.

Zante, one of the Ionian Islands, trade with

Zeeland, Holland

Zouch, Dr.