C.

Cade, Captain

Cadwallader, the last King of the Britons

Cadwell, Mr., a messenger attending Derby House Committee

Caithcart, Col. Sir Wm., petition of

Calais, in France

Caldecott or Calcott, Theophilus

Cale, Richd., indenture of

Callamy, Mr., a minister

Callo, perfumer

Calshot Castle, Governor of, letters to
-, state of
-, supplies for

Calvin, John, quotations from the works of

Calvinists keep no oath

Cambridge
-, Committee at
-, letter to
-, information from
-, insurrections in
-, state of things in
-, University, Chancellorship of
-, Lady Margaret's lecture in
-, proposed new lecture to be called the Chancellor's lecture

Cambridge University, St. John's College in

Campbell, Archibald, Marquis of Argyle, power of attorney by
-, 10,000l. awarded him by the Estates of Scotland
-, Ordinance of the Houses at Westminster for payment of 35,000l. to
-, servant to the Marquis of Argyle
-, John, Earl of Loudoun, Lord Chancellor of Scotland
-, chosen Lord President of the Scotch Parliament

Canaanites, examples from their history

Cannock, John

Canon laws, suggestion for reducing of them to a short English digest

Canterbury, Archbishop of, and see Laud, Wm.
-, castle of
-, Christ Church, monks of
-, city of, Committee for taking Accounts in
-, fortified against the Parliament
-, officials of, anciently summoned to Parliament
-, See of, evidences relating to
-, sessions for Kent held in the old castle
-, two charters of Edward the Confessor, one in Anglo Saxon and the other in Latin

Capel, Arthur, Lord
-, estate of

Capleside, co. Westmoreland

Captains and soldiers, lists of

Cardiff

Cardiganshire

Cardington, co. Beds., manor of

Carew, Lord

Carey, Col. See Mildmay, Col. Carey.
-, his regiment
-, Sir Horatio
-, Mr. See Crewe, John.

Carisbrooke Castle, Charles I. confined in, and see Charles I.
-, documents dated from
-, provisions for
-, release of the King from
-, repair of the fortifications
-, victualing of

Carlisle
-, late Mayor of. See Barwis, Richd.
-, ordnance lately at
-, recovery of
-, Scottish army enter England near
-, surprised by malignants

Carlyon, Henry, petition of

Carmarthen co.

Carnarvon co.
-, J.P.s. in, letters to
-, Sheriff of. See Lloydd, Wm.

Carnarvon Castle
-, Governor of. See Glynn, Col. Thos.
-, port of

Carne, Col. Wm.
-, Thomas, letter to

"Carpenteris," a ship

Carr, John
-, Col. Thomas

Carrell, Cornelius, a messenger to the Derby House Committee

Carsy, John

Cartar, Hamond

Carter, Col. John, Governor of Conway Castle
-, letter to
-, Capt. Wm.
-, his troop

Cartington, co. Northumberland

Cartwright, Mrs. Mary

Cary, Walter, petition of

Cassillis, John, Earl of

Castle, Mr.

Castlemaine, Viscount. See Monson, John, Lord.

Catling, Thos.

Cavaliers, the
-, 300 escaped out of Colchester

Cavendish, Wm., Earl of Devonshire
-, articles touching his house at Chatsworth
-, Earl and Marquis of Newcastle, to be excepted from pardon

Caversham, co. Oxford

Cawthorne, co. Yorks

Cawthorne, Wm., grant of arms to

Cecil, Charles, Viscount Cranborne, a member of the Committee at Derby House, 1, et passim.
-, Mr.
-, Wm., Earl of Salisbury, a member of the Committee at Derby House, et passim.
-, his name added to the list of
-, one of the Commissioners to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight

Ceely, Col. Edward

"Censura Symboli Apostolorum," a Latin pamphlet

Chaddock, John, certificates for
-, petition of

Chaldon, co. Surrey

Chaloner, Thos.
-, letter of

Chamberlain, Mr., his funeral

Chambers, Elizabeth
-, her deceased husband Capt. Wm.
-, Mr.
-, Wm.

Chancery, Court of

Chandos, George, Lord
-, petition of

Channel Islands. See Guernsey and Jersey.
-, the southern, infested by Irish pirates

Chapel Royal, Dean of the

Chaplayne, Capt.
-, Henry, yeoman of the Great Chamber
-, Thomas

Chapman, Mr., a vintner

Charles I., notices of, and references to, passim.
-, addresses to
-, not to be permitted
-, arguments to prove that he had quitted all oppressions before the commencement of the Civil War
-, attendants of
-, Bills and Propositions for a treaty presented to him in Isle of Wight
-, Carisbrooke Castle assigned as his place of detention
-, charge of his table estimated at 10l. per diem
-, cipher sent by him to James, Duke of York
-, communications with, not to be suffered
-, conversations of, with Col. Hammond
-, declaration of non-addresses to
-, desires to speak with his chaplains in private
-, escape of, projects for
-, fleet in the Downs declares in his favour, and see Navy.
-, resolves to sail for the Isle of Wight and demand his person
-, his chamber door to be watched by gentlemen
-, his children, and see Charles, Prince of Wales; Elizabeth, Princess; Henry, Duke of Gloucester; James, Duke of York.
-, his person, disposal of
-, seized by the army
-, his parole to be reported to the Houses
-, holds a catechism to be of high importance
-, household of, store of French wines for
-, arrears due to

Charles I., illegality of the Commons' proceedings against
-, intelligences communicated to, secretly
-, is as merry as formerly
-, letter from, to the Estates of Scotland, and their reply
-, messengers of the Privy Chamber
-, pages of the Bedchamber, petition of
-, particulars of his private life at Carisbrooke Castle
-, petitions to
-, Prince Charles appears with the revolted fleet off the east coast and urges the people to rise in the King's favour
-, solicits the interposition of France and Holland to save his father's life
-, propositions submitted to him
-, at Hampton Court
-, at Isle of Wight. See Wight.
-, for a personal treaty
-, revocation of the order for the King's restraint, who removes from Carisbrooke Castle to Newport
-, risings in his favour, in London
-, in Kent, Essex, Surrey, &c., and see names of counties.
-, treaty negotiations with
-, immediately carried on by the Commissioners
-, to be continued for 40 days
-, the House of Commons busied with
-, trial of, conducted before the High Court of Justice
-, meetings of, in the Painted Chamber on the 12th, 13th, and 15th January, giving the names of the Commissioners who were present
-, journal of the proceedings of the Court
-, differences between this and that printed in State Trials
-, refusal of the Court to suffer the King to speak with his chaplains in private
-, warrants of
-, watermen attempt to seize the Privy barge

Charles, Prince of Wales, late Captain General of the King's forces, and afterwards Charles II., aboard the revolted ships

Charles, Prince of Wales, address by, to the citizens of Hull
-, advices from London concerning
-, audience given to, by the States General
-, bond of, for 50l.
-, comes to Calais
-, commissions granted by
-, correspondence of
-, council of
-, declaration of
-, detention of persons going to
-, detains the master of the ship "Love" in Holland as prisoner
-, expected to join the insurgents in Kent
-, has sailed northward with four ships
-, instructions of, for Capt. Whittington
-, is coming northward with the revolted ships
-, supposed for Scarborough
-, for Isle of Wight
-, for Ireland
-, letter of to the Mayor of Hull
-, to the Queen Regent of France
-, to Cardinal Mazarin
-, men listed in Holland by
-, news of his fleet to be sent to the Lord Admiral Warwick
-, off Yarmouth
-, order for reprieving a prisoner signed by
-, paymaster of his household. See Holland, Cornelius.
-, replies to the Lord Admiral's summons at Goree
-, seamen have returned to their natural obedience to the King
-, servants of. See Bringfield, Wm.; Loving, Wm.
-, ships for
-, solicits the interposition of the States General in behalf of his father
-, solicits the interposition of the Queen Regent of France
-, solicits the interposition of Cardinal Mazarin

Charles, Prince of Wales, transmission of money and letters for
-, verses predicting the restoration
-, writes to Louis XIV. in behalf of his father's life

Chancery, Court of

Charlton

Charnock, Robert, request of

Chastillion, Mr.

Chatham, co. Kent
-, dock at, the new dock at
-, documents dated from
-, fleet at
-, instructions for securing the Arsenal at
-, Lord Admiral at
-, ordnance and stores endangered by the Kentish insurgents
-, ships at
-, stores at
-, Victualer of the Navy at. See Robinson, George.
-, Yard at

Chatsworth, co. Derby
-, Articles of Agreement concerning
-, the Earl of Devonshire's house at, not to be garrisoned or defaced

Cheadle or Chedley, Sir Thos.

Cheapside. See London.

Cheare, Wm.

Cheislie, Sir John

Chelmsford, co. Essex
-, Committee at, made prisoners
-, insurgent army about

Chelsea
-, Col. Robt. Legg quartered there
-, enemy quartering horse at
-, ferry boat at

Cheltenham, Nicholas

Chene, Thomas, a merchant

Cheney, Francis

Chepstow
-, Castle
-, granted to Cromwell

Cheque, Clerk of the. See Reeves, Robt.

Cherbury, Lord of. See Herbert, Edw.
-, answer to his request

Cherry, Capt.
-, John, of London, bond of

Chester and Cheshire
-, Castle to be repaired
-, prison in

Chester and Cheshire, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieuts of
-, design against
-, garrison of
-, gentlemen of
-, Governors of. See Jones and Duckenfield.
-, letters to
-, horse raised in
-, martial law proclaimed in
-, proposition concerning
-, Scots' army advancing towards
-, to aid in keeping Warrington Bridge against
-, to guard the passes out of Lancashire

Chester, Port of, officers of, letter to
-, warrant to
-, Water
-, West

Chibbet, Nicholas

Chichester, city of
-, authorities at, to be on their guard
-, Cathedral Church of Holy Trinity in
-, Committee at, letters to
-, Dean and Chapter of
-, design against
-, form of oath taken by a Canon residentiary at

Chichester, Mr., prisoner in Peterhouse
-, his bond

Chilbolton, co. Hants

Chilcompton, co. Somerset

Chiverton, Richard

Cholmley, Sir Henry
-, letter to
-, propositions and answers
-, Mr.

Chowne, Sir George

Christchurch
-, Charter of Edward the Confessor, confirming lands to

Chrysostom, St. John, a MS. translation of his Exposition of the Epistle to the Ephesians

Church, Randle, indenture by

Church of England, privileges of, under the Saxon kings
-, Bishops of, to be consulted
-, favonred by the King
-, government of
-, lands of
-, Magna Charta concerning
-, regulation of, Bill for
-, revenues of

Church of England, treatise defining the law and practice of
-, works enumerated treating of

Churches, the Reformed

Chute, Philip

Chyseldyne, Edw., grant to

Cimmington, Roger

Cirencester

Civil war, commencement of the

Clare, Earl of. See Holles, John.

Claren-cieux King-at-Arms, infringement of his office, and see Squibb, Arthur.

Clarke, or Clerke, Sir Henry
-, Capt. Robert
-, Wm., carrier

Claverton, co. Somerset
-, churchwardens of

Clements, J.

Clerke, Dame Joan, gift by, to Dedham Grammar School

Clerkenwell, St. James' parish

Cleveland, co. York
-, Earl of. See Wentworth, Thos.

Clifford, Martha

Clifton, Wm.

Clobery, John, petition of
-, his wife Catherine

Cloth, impositions levied on

Clowes, John, printer

Cobb, Mr., Alderman of Yarmouth
-, Receiver General for Hunts
-, letter to

Cocking, Mr.

Cockram, Sir Wm.

Coe, Andrew, printer

Coggeshall, co. Essex
-, magazine at
-, order made at

Cognard, Nicholas, merchant

Coinage, remedies for defects of

Colchester, co. Essex
-, Leaguer before
-, Mayor of
-, letter to
-, occupied by the insurgent army under Goring
-, plottings in
-, prisoners in, and see Essex, Committee of, and Masham, Sir Wm.
-, sad condition of
-, siege of

Colchester, co. Essex, surrender of
-, troops of Col. Ireton's regiment to join the Leaguer there
-, from, to be placed near the City of London
-, to be sent to Tilbury

Cole, George
-, Rich
-, Wm.
-, letter to

Coles, Francis

Collange, James

Collett, Garrett

Coln, the river
-, fort at

Colnbrook

Colville or Collivall, Capt.

Commissioners appointed by the Parliament to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight, and see their names, also Charles I., and Isle of Wight.

Commissioners for Trade, complaint to
-, for trial of Charles I. See High Court of Justice.
-, for Prize Goods
-, to treat with the Scots. See Scotland.
-, the Scottish. See Scotland.

Committees and Commissioners of both Houses sitting at Derby House. See Derby House.

Committees for Accounts of the Kingdom
-, letter to
-, for advance of money. See Haberdashers' Hall.
-, for Affairs of Ireland. See Ireland.
-, for Complaints
-, for Compositions, sitting at Gold smith's Hall. See Compositions.
-, for Earl Marshal's Office
-, for Eastern Counties. See Eastern Association.
-, for examination of prisoners
-, for Foreign Affairs
-, for Insurrections
-, for Navy and Customs. See Navy.
-, for Prize Goods
-, for Revenue. See Revenue.
-, for Safety, powers of, revoked by order of the Commons of 7 Feb. 1649
-, for sea prisoners
-, for Sequestrations. See Sequestrations; also Compositions.
-, of both Kingdoms, the late
-, Scotts' Committee. See Scott, Thos.

Common Pleas, Court of

Commons' House. See Parliament, Lower House of.

Commonwealth, fundamental constitution of
-, peace of the

Comner, co. Berks

Complaints, Committee for

Compositions, Committee or Commissioners for, sitting at Goldsmiths' Hall; also termed Committee for Compounding with Delinquents, and see Sequestrations.
-, letters to
-, orders of
-, payments by
-, petitions to
-, Secretary of. See Leech, John.
-, Treasurers of

Compounders, Dring's catalogue of, referred to

Compton, Sir Chas.
-, pass for
-, Mr.
-, Richard
-, Sir Spencer

Connaught, Province of, in Ireland
-, Lord President of. See Coote, Sir Chas.

Conquest, the Norman

Constable, Sir Wm.
-, letters to

Constantinople, Council of

Constitutional law, book on, extracts from

Conway Castle, co. Carnarvon
-, Governor of. See Carter, Col. John.
-, posts for

Conway, Anne, wife of Edw., Viscount
-, Edward, Visct., indenture by
-, letter to
-, note of things to be procured for
-, of drugs for his horses
-, of books for
-, petition, concerning cottages
-, tailor's bill
-, Col., regiment of
-, Katherine, Viscountess
-, Papers, now in the P.R.O.
-, suit of Edward and Anne Conway, versus Wm. Pennoyer and others

Conyers, Auditor
-, Millicent, petition of

Cooke or Coke, Col.
-, letters to

Cooke, Mr., a J.P.
-, a member of the Militia
-, Thomas

Cooper, Anthony, a soldier
-, Sir Anthony Ashley, to be Governor of Poole
-, Major

Coote, Sir Charles, Lord President of Connaught and Commander in Ireland
-, letters to
-, his son, a Colonel in Ireland
-, letters to
-, regiment of

Coppin, Capt., John

Corald, Sebastian

Corbett, Capt.
-, John, Major
-, Miles, M.P., and Chairman of the Committee of Examinations
-, letter to

Cordewell, Sir John
-, Robert
-, Samuel, gunpowder maker

Cordier, Claud, petition of

Cotterell, Capt.

Cottington, Francis, Lord, excepted from pardon
-, his estate confiscated

Cotton, Alex.
-, Mr., a mercer
-, Wm., of Preston

Couchman, Matthew

Councils, the Early
-, of Constantinople

Court Christian, suit in

Courtney, Sir Wm.

Court Rolls, the, extracts from

Covenant, the

Covent Garden

Coventry, co. Warwick
-, Committee at
-, forces for defence of
-, guns belonging to
-, Sheriff of, letter to

Coventry, Col. John
-, a prisoner in Windsor Castle
-, Lord

Cowes, the, in Isle of Wight
-, Road

Cox, Col.
-, Mr.
-, Richard

Coytmore, Robt.

Cramond, Eliz., Viscountess of

Cranborne, Lord. See Cecil, Charles.

Crandley, Capt. Benjamin

Crane, Sir Francis
-, Mr., his accompts

Cranfield, James, Earl of Middlesex, one of the Commissioners to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight

Cranley, Capt. Richd., letter to

Creed, Capt., his troop

Cressett, Mr. Francis

Crewe, John, M.P., a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.
-, chosen one of the Commissioners to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight
-, letters of
-, reports progress of the Treaty

Crewkerne, co. Somerset

"Cries of many poor Tradesmen," a seditious pamphlet

Crisp, George, gunner
-, Sir Nicholas

Crocker, John

Croft, John, attestation by

Crompton, Lieut.-Col.
-, Major
-, letters to
-, Sir Robt.

Cromwell, Oliver, M.P., Lieut.-General of the Parliament's Army, and a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.
-, army of
-, bonds made payable to
-, combined forces of Lambert and Cromwell, sufficient to deal with the Scots
-, communications with
-, desired to report his proceedings
-, despatch of eight pages from, to be reported to the Houses
-, extracts from his letters mentioned
-, to be reported to the Houses
-, goes northward with his forces
-, gains a great victory over the Scots' army in Lancashire
-, guns and ammunition for
-, has command of all forces in the north
-, has advanced northward
-, has advanced northward as far as Doncaster
-, has orders to thank the officers and soldiers who contributed to the victory over the Scots
-, has to follow up his victory

Cromwell, Oliver, has 8,000 good horse and foot
-, has 1,200 horse and 3,000 foot
-, his operations against Pembroke
-, informed of the state of things about London
-, of Goring's going north
-, of the surprise of Pontefract by the enemy
-, of the state of the north and order of the Commons
-, of a design against Holy Island
-, of the taking of the towns in Ulster from the Scots
-, is desired to improve his victory for the recovery of Berwick and Carlisle
-, is in pursuit of the Scots
-, is reinforced by the Lancashire and Yorkshire forces
-, lands granted to, in cos. Glamorgan and Worcester
-, letters to
-, money and necessaries for his army
-, to be supplied by the Committee for the army
-, order by Committee of the Navy for survey of 2,000 timber trees belonging to him near Portsmouth, and see Bear Forest
-, orders given to, by the Derby House Committee, to be reported to the Commons
-, orders that the Lancashire forces should oppose those of the enemy in Westmorland
-, papers received from, to be reported to the Houses
-, ships required by
-, soldiers not required by, to be sent into Ireland to Col. Monk
-, Ulster endangered by the excess of Scots in
-, votes of the Houses for his guidance sent to

Crone, Mr.

Crooke or Croke, Sir Henry, Clerk of the Pipe

Cropley, Capt. John
-, Edward, funeral certificate of

Crowther, Capt. John, Vice-Admiral of the Irish Squadron
-, letter from
-, letter to
-, order for passing his accounts

Croydon, co. Surrey
-, "George Inn" at
-, innkeeper of
-, Reeve of. See Hoare, Christopher.
-, troop of horse at

Croyland or Crowland, co. Lincoln, Abbey of
-, castle of
-, Governor of. See Dodson, Col.

Culham or Cullum, Alderman Thos.
-, bond of

Culme, Richd.

Culpepper, Sir John, Lord

Cumberland co.
-, arms and ammunition for
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, forces in, withdrawal of
-, money for
-, ports of, warrant to

Cundall, Francis

Cuntrie or Countrey, Richd., gunner

Currency, the English
-, compared with that of the Low Countries
-, proposals for improving

Curzon, Sir John

Custom-house at London

Customs, the
-, Commissioners of
-, composition trade at Dover and Scilly
-, money received in the port of London for the week ending 1 Jan. 1648[-9]
-, officers of, letter to
-, officers of customs at Dover
-, letters to
-, project for equalizing the customs of England and Scotland

Cutterice, John, lease of land to

Cutting, Mr.

Cutts, Lady Margaret
-, Sir Wm.

Cypher, sent by the King to James, Duke of York