H.

Haberdashers' Hall, Committee for advance of money sitting at
-, complaint by, of soldiers being quartered in
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, money to be furnished by, for garrisons
-, money to be furnished by, for guards for the Parliament
-, required to see that the Commons' order touching Oxford University is executed

Hacker, Col. Francis

Hackney, manor of, particulars of rents

Haddon, Dr., his digest of the canon laws

Hadfield, Capt.

Hagewich. See Hawick.

Hague, the
-, agents at and see Dorislaus, Dr., and Strickland, Walter.
-, Charles, Prince of Wales, at
-, documents dated from

Hale or Hales, David
-, Sir Edw.
-, Wm., leader of the insurgents in Kent

Hall, Capt.
-, John
-, Lieut.-Col.

Halliburton, Mr., not to deliver letters to the King except from Scotland

Halton Castle, co. Cheshire
-, articles of surrender of

Ham West, co. Essex, passages at

Hamburg
-, residence of the merchant adventurers in

Hamilton, James, Duke of
-, defeated by Cromwell in Lancashire
-, Sir Francis
-, Sir John

Hammond, Henry, of Kingston
-, Col. Robert, Governor of Carisbrooke Castle in I.W., and custodian of the King's person, passim.
-, agent of
-, cipher for
-, communication with the Committee at Derby House
-, communication with Captain Bethell
-, entrusted with the charge of the King's person
-, fortifications at the castle to be strengthened
-, necessaries for defence of
-, His Majesty expresses a delight in conversing with him
-, remonstrates with him, and his reply
-, all quiet and fair between the King and Governor
-, informed of danger from the London insurgents
-, informed of danger from the revolted ships
-, informed of designs for the King's escape
-, informed of the revolt of the fleet

Hammond, Col. Robert, informed of the joining of the sailors in the Kentish petition
-, informed of the state of things in general
-, informed of the Parliament's recent successes
-, informed of the Princes being aboard the revolted ships
-, informed of the departure of the revolted fleet from Yarmouth
-, letter signifying the King's parole to be reported to the Houses
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, letters to and from the King, how conveyed
-, letters not to be delivered to the King by Mr. Halliburton
-, letters from the Governor to be reported to the Houses
-, letters from the Governor to be reported to the Lord General
-, may have the keeping of Deal Castle instead of Walmer
-, more money and forces required for defence of the Isle of Wight

Hammond or Hamond, Thos., Lieut.-Genl.
-, ammunition convoy for
-, letter to
-, ordnance to be delivered to his order
-, order for him to send guns and ammunition to Cromwell in the North, countermanded
-, train and provisions for Cromwell to be sent as formerly appointed

Hampden, Capt.

Hampshire or Hants, Committee of
-, letters to
-, designs against
-, forces raised in
-, to assist Col. Hammond
-, garrisons in, design to betray
-, horse of
-, listing of horse in
-, M.P.s. for
-, sequestrations in
-, troops of

Hampton, co. Middlesex
-, ferry at
-, Court, the Court at
-, hare warren
-, Palace

Hampton Court, ferry at
-, propositions submitted to the King at
-, co. Hereford

Hanz Towns in Germany, Chamber of
-, liberties of

Harbottle, Capt.

Harby, Sir Job

Harding, Thos.
-, letter to

Hardwick manor, co. Monmouth

Hardwick, Col.
-, letter to
-, Ralph, a messenger

Harford, a bookbinder

Haringey. See Hornsey, co. Middlesex.

Harlackenden, Col.

Harley, Col. Edward
-, letter to
-, Major Robt.
-, letter to
-, William

Harrington, George

Harris, Mr.
-, John
-, petition of
-, Sir Thos., Bart., his estate sequestered
-, Wm. of Kennegy, petition of
-, his composition
-, Wm. of London, cheesemonger

Harrison, Capt.
-, George, constable of Kensington
-, James
-, Thos., Col., M.P., added to the Derby House Committee
-, sits as one of the King's Judges

Harrow-on-the-Hill

Harruney, Luke, newspaper reporter

Harte, Mr., a merchant

Hartlebury Castle, co. Worcester
-, articles of, surrender of

Hartley Row, co. Hants

Harvey, Edmund, letter to
-, Francis, Commissioner of Excise
-, Sir Garrett
-, John

Harward, William
-, deed executed by

Harwich, co. Essex
-, colliers to proceed to
-, revolted ships intend for
-, ships at

Harwich, co. Essex, temper of the seamen at

Haselrigg, Sir Arthur, Bart., M.P. Governor of Newcastle, and a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.
-, his care to ease the burden of free-quarters in Newcastle
-, is added to the Committee of Sequestration
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, recovers the revolted castle of Tynemouth
-, warrants of to

Hastings, a clerk-of-the-passage, to be stationed at
-, Mr. Henry

Hatcher, Thos., M.P.

Hatton, Mr., to be released

Haviland, James, Deputy of Guernsey

Hawarden Castle, co. Flint
-, document dated from

Hawes, Joseph
-, Nathaniel, petition of
-, Wm.

Hawick, N. B.

Hawkins, Capt.
-, Mr.

Hawkridge, Capt.
-, answer to his petition

Hawser, Wolfgang, petition of

Hawston, John, equery to the King

Haye, Sir George, his regiment

Hayes, Henry, petition of
-, Herbert

Hayward James, of Gray's Inn, petition of
-, John, a ship-master

Hazlerigg. See Haselrigg, Sir Arthur.

Heath, Mr.
-, Sir Robt., late Chief Justice of the King's Bench to be excepted from pardon

Hector, Col.

Hellespont, by all the Gods of

Helliard, Richd., petition of

Helvoetsluys in Holland
-, documents dated from
-, intention of the revolted ships to quit
-, revolted ships laid up at

Hemp-dressers of London, petition of

Henden, Sir Edw., a Baron of the Exchequer, opinion given by

Heniker, Richd.

Heningham, Mr.

Henrietta, Maria, Queen
-, petition to

Henrietta, Maria, Queen, petition to, of one of her footmen

Henry I., former King of England
-, II., former King of England
-, III., former King of England
-, IV., former King of England
-, VI., former King of England
-, VII., former King of England
-, VIII., former King of England
-, Prince. See Gloucester, Duke of.

Henry de Loo, a ship

Heralds and Pursuivants, petition of

Herbert, Edw., Lord, of Cherbury
-, dead
-, Lord, now Earl of Worcester
-, to be excepted from pardon
-, his daughters Anne and Elizabeth. See Somerset, Edw.
-, Henry
-, Philip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, Lord Lieut. of Kent, and a member of the Derby House Committee et passim.
-, one of the commissioners to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight
-, Richd., Lord, of Cherbury

Herdson, Mr., his motion in the Exchequer

Hereford and Herefordshire
-, committee of
-, letter to
-, gaol in
-, gentlemen of
-, gents imprisoned at
-, Ireland, assessments for, in
-, late Mayor of. See Philpot, Mr.
-, M.P.s. for
-, soldiers of, not to be disbanded but transported into Ireland

Herring, Gilbert, Capt.-Lieut of the Red regiment of Westminster

Hertford, Marquis of. See Seymour, Wm.
-, priory of
-, particular of the manor of

Hertfordshire or Herts
-, committee of
-, letters to
-, concealed lands in
-, forces of
-, Militia of
-, committee of the
-, M.P.s. for
-, officers, selection of

Hethersfield, co. Essex

Hewson, John, Col.

Heydon, John

Heywood, Thos.

Hickman, Thos., pass for

High Commission Court, the

High Court of Justice, the, for trial of King Charles I.
-, clerks of. Broughton, A., and Phelps, J.
-, Commissioners of, present in the Painted Chamber on the 12th, 13th, and 15th
-, Committee of Accounts, for payment of costs of
-, designs against
-, journal of the proceedings of, in M.S., but printed in State Trials
-, narrative of the proceedings of, a pamphlet reprinted in Howell's State Trials, referred to

Highland, Mr.

Hill, Captain
-, letter to
-, Col. Arthur
-, Edward, a tailor
-, Ensign
-, John
-, Major, of Surrey
-, letter to
-, Mr.
-, printer

Hilton

Hinckman, Mr.

Hippesley, Sir J.

Hitch, Wm.

Hoare, Christopher, Reeve of Croydon

Hobart, Col. James
-, commissions to, for officers
-, Governor of the Isle of Ely
-, letters to
-, Sir Miles

Hobbey, Peregrine

Hobson, Major Paul

Hodgekin, Sect of

Hodges, Henry, petition of
-, Thos., M.P.
-, Sir Wm., his house at Newport, Isle of Wight
-, Mr., a lecturer

Hodgson alias Phennix, John

Holder, Mr., Thos.

Holding, Mr., warrant for

Holdship, Giles, carpenter

Holl, Alex., a goldsmith

Holland or the States of the United Provinces
-, agent to go thither, and see Dorislaus, Dr., and Strickland, Walter.
-, alliances with

Holland, complaints of breach of neutrality by
-, declaration of thanks to
-, Dr. Dorislaus, sent with letters to
-, report of proceedings by
-, desired not to assist the revolted ships
-, desired not to suffer prizes to break bulk there
-, fleet at Goree, under Lord Admiral Warwick, and see Goree.
-, intelligencies from
-, or Low Countries' currency compared with that of England
-, receiver of their revenues, frauds by
-, relief sent by, to the Protestants in Ireland
-, revolted ships, have sailed for
-, have left
-, unduly favoured by
-, ship of, mutinied at Bristol
-, States General of
-, give audience to the Prince of Wales
-, States Provincial of
-, trade with
-, trade of, with the rebels in Ireland

Holland, Cornelius, paymaster of the Prince's household, arrears due to
-, a member of the High Court of Justice for trial of Charles I.
-, Countess of
-, Earl of. See Rich. Henry
-, Henry, Examination of

Holles, Denzil, one of the Commissioners to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight
-, John, second Earl of Clare

Holmes, Sarah, petition of

Holmsdale, castle of, in co. Surrey
-, to be dismantled

Holt, John, Victualer of the Navy at Portsmouth
-, letter of
-, payments for

Holton, co. Oxon

Holyhead
-, post bark from, to Dublin

Holy Island, co. Durham
-, design against
-, Governor of
-, letter to
-, recommended to care of Cromwell

Holywell

Homer, examples taken from

Homes Bryan

Honeywood, Sir Thos.
-, letters to

Honours, new, to be annulled

Hooper, Sir Thos.

Hope, Mr.

"Hopeful-Reformation," a ship

Hopton, Ralph, Lord, in Prince Charles's fleet off Yarmouth

Horne, Nicholas, deceased

Hornwell, letter sent to

Hornsey, co. Middlesex

Horsham, co. Sussex, insurrection at
-, magazine at, seized by the enemy
-, reinforcements for
-, taken

Horton, Col. Thos., commands the forces in South Wales
-, his regiment
-, sent against Col. Poyer
-, to suppress the revolt in Pembrokeshire

Horwood, Mr.

Hosea, the Hebrew prophet

Host, Derick

Houbland, James, merchant, petition of

Houghton, Mr., a J.P.

Houlden, Anthony

Hounslow
-, Heath

How, Alex., promissory note of

Howard, Alex.
-, Chas., Earl of Nottingham, an English Commissioner in Scotland
-, Chas., Visct. Andover
-, examination of
-, his sons
-, Edwd., Lord, of Escrick, a member of the Committee of both Houses at Derby House et passim.
-, his name added to the list of
-, Elizabeth
-, Thos.
-, William, petition of

Howe, Wm., a minister, petition of

Howell's State Trials, documents printed in
-, Journal of High Court of Justice for trial of Charles I., printed in

Hubert, Mr., late Master Attendant at Portsmouth

Hudson alias Johnstone, to be apprehended
-, forces led by

Hughes, Capt.
-, John
-, Col. Thos.

Hughson, Col.
-, forces of
-, his regiment
-, letter to

Hull. See Kingston-upon-Hull.

Hulls, Wm., receipt by

Humphreys or Humfrey, Col. John
-, to have leave to transport a regiment of foot into France

Hungerford, Sir Edw.
-, entrusted with the keeping of Farley Castle

Hunt, Edmund
-, John, Sergeant-at-Arms to the House of Commons
-, Mr., petition of
-, Wm.

Hunthill, Laird of, petition of

Huntingdon co.
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy-Lieutenants of
-, insurgents intend for
-, defeated at St. Neots
-, Receiver of. See Cobb, Mr.
-, risings in
-, state of things in
-, to break up their bridges
-, troops in

Huntley, George, confession of

Hurst Castle
-, Governor of, letter to

Husbands, Edw., printer to the House of Commons
-, warrant for payment of
-, Major
-, his regiment of horse to return to the Mews
-, letter to

Huson, Col.

Hussey, Mr. George, a messenger to the Derby House Committee
-, Sir Chas.

Hutchins, Samuel

Hutchinson, Mr.

Hutton, Sir Richd., Chief Justice of Common Pleas

I.

Iceland fishing, ships for guard of

Ilchester, co. Somerset

Ilminster, documents dated from

Impositions, statutes made against

Ina the Saxon King, had the blessed crown sent by the Pope to King Lucius

Inchiquin, Lord. See O'Brien, Murrough.

Indemnity, Act of
-, Committee of
-, Ordinance of

Independent's letter, giving reasons for favouring Papists

Indies, the trade with

Infanta, the

Ingram, Israel, Bailiff of Yarmouth, letter of

Insurrections and tumults, the Derby House Committee to have authority to suppress
-, Committee for

Intchin, John

Intelligence, money expended for

Ipswich, Custom House at

Ireland and the Irish
-, affairs of
-, Committee for, Auditor of. See Bech, Gabriel.
-, order by
-, all persons implicated in the rebellion in, to be excepted from pardon
-, arrival of the revolted ships expected in
-, assessments for
-, Attorney General of. See Basil, Wm.
-, Chancery Court in
-, coasts of
-, Commissioners for
-, Committee or Trustees for, sitting in Star Chamber
-, list of
-, Treasurer to. See Loftus, Sir Adam.
-, distressed state of
-, enemies not to be suffered to go into
-, forces from, transported into Scotland
-, to be sent into
-, Inchiquin's son to be returned to
-, intention of the revolted fleet to sail for
-, Irish frigates infest the southern channel
-, Irish frigates infest the north coast
-, seas, Vice-Admiral of. See Crowther, John, and Penn, Wm.

Ireland, Irish squadron
-, trade
-, Lord Deputy of
-, loss of, hazarded by a breach of the Treaty
-, money for
-, ordinances for
-, offices in, granted for 10 years
-, post-bark for, to be removed
-, prisoners in, to be exchanged
-, propositions for, submitted to the King in the Isle of Wight
-, Protestants in, relief sent to, from Holland
-, declaration of thanks for
-, rebellion in
-, royalists not to go into
-, seas, Admiral of. See Swanley, Capt. Richard.
-, standing forces of
-, supplies for
-, Commissary for. See Dobbins, Wm.
-, suspected persons not to go into
-, trade with Holland
-, Treasurer-at Wars for. See Loftus, Sir Adam.
-, Treasurers for, at Goldsmiths' Hall
-, Ulster, province of, endangered by the Scots in
-, forces to be sent into
-, towns in, taken by Col. Monk
-, war in

Ireton, Henry, Commissary-General
-, his horse near Windsor
-, officer commanding, letters to
-, member of the High Court of Justice
-, regiment of before Colchester
-, supplies required by, for Landguard Fort

Isleworth

Islington
-, "Rose and Crown" at

Israelites, examples from their history

Ivelchester. See Ilchester.

J.

Jacobson, Jacob, master of the Steelyard

James I., late King of England
-, offer made to, for Court of Wards
-, patents granted by

James, Mr.
-, Prince. See York, Duke of.

Jane, Farthing, a victualer's wife, member of the sect of Antinomians

Jay, J. Livingston, documents presented by, to the Public Record Office

Jenkes, Rowland, certificate by

Jenkins, David, the Welsh Judge
-, convoy for
-, to be removed from Newgate to Wallingford

Jenkinson, reference to his authority

Jennings, junr.
-, Theodore, a messenger attending the Committee of both Houses at Derby House

Jeremy, Major
-, letters to

Jermyn, Major

Jerom, Sarah
-, her patent for cutting fir-scales

Jersey, Isle of, reduction of, referred to the Derby House Committee
-, gents. from, petition of

Jervoise, Sir Thos.

Jesson, Mr.

Jessop, William, letters of

Jesus Christ, brief biography of, in MS.

Jewel-house, the

John, former King of England

Johnson or Johnstone, Capt.
-, commission for
-, James, of Yarmouth
-, John
-, Philip

Jones, Edmond
-, Elizabeth
-, Francis
-, Henry, petition of
-, Capt. John
-, John, of Westminster
-, bond of
-, Col. John, M.P., Governor of Chester
-, horse under
-, influence of, in North Wales
-, instructions for
-, martial law, commission for
-, order for payment of arrears to

Jones, Col. John, M.P., reduction of Anglesey by
-, Col. Michael, Governor of Dublin
-, letters to
-, Sir Philip, petition of
-, Sir Theophilus

Jordan, Capt. Joseph
-, instructions for
-, letter to
-, warrant to

Jorey, Mr., a clerk to Capt. Batten
-, to be forbidden the Navy Office

Jubbes, John, Lieut.-Col., his letter to Cromwell

Judge Advocate, the

Judges, the, circuits of
-, going on circuit
-, of the Oxford circuit, letter to
-, questions to be submitted to
-, Senior Judge of the Circuit claims appointment of Clerk of Assize

Judge's order, concerning the payment of custom on certain wool

Junge, Julian, merchant stranger
-, his widow

K.

"Katherine", of London, a merchant ship

Keeling, Edw.

Kelly, Lady

Kelsey, Lieut.-Col., Governor of Oxford
-, disobedience of, to orders
-, letters to
-, neglect of orders by
-, warrant to

Kelso, bridge at

Kemble, John, his Codex Dipl. Ævi Saxonici, documents printed in

Kemm, Mr.

Kemston, Col. Nicholas
-, certificate in behalf of
-, letter of
-, receipts by
-, transportation of forces into foreign parts by

Kendrick, James, bond of
-, to be apprehended

Kennard, John
-, his house at Chaldon

Kennedy, Thos.

Kennegy, co. Cornwall

Kennington, manor of
-, Prince's meadows in

Kenniston, Capt., warrant to

Kensington
-, constable of

Kent, co. of
-, accounts in, Committee of
-, affairs of
-, arming of, remonstrance showing the reason of
-, borders of
-, castles in the Downs
-, still hold out
-, Commissioners for Irish Assessments in
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, communications between it and Essex to be cut off
-, restraint of passage by the ferries revoked
-, Declaration of the Houses touching their dealings with
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, discipline to be enforced in
-, forces of
-, forces sent into
-, four companies of foot in, to be retained
-, gents. of
-, indemnity offered to them
-, Goring defeated in
-, Grand Jury of, presentment by
-, horse in
-, insurrections and tumults in
-, began at Rochester
-, insurgents in
-, indemnity for
-, routed
-, suppression of, to be left to the Lord General
-, reduced, except the castles in the Downs

Kent, co. of, landing of a pretended Prince of Wales in
-, landing of the Prince of Wales in, expected
-, lands in, belonging to All Souls College
-, London horse gone towards
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, M.P.s. sent down to
-, men of, meet at Blackheath
-, are drawing near to the City
-, indemnity offered to, upon surrender
-, letter from, to be communicated to the Houses
-, their answer to the Derby House Committee
-, petitions from, to the Houses
-, precautions in against the revolted ships
-, rebellion in
-, sailors of the fleet have joined in the Kentish petition
-, sequestrations in
-, Sheriff of, Stephen Scott
-, letter to
-, stores of ammunition for
-, troops in, disorderly
-, to be disbanded

Kent, Earl of. See Grey, Henry.
-, John, cook in the "Rainbow,"

Kenton, Gabriel, petition of

Kersey Priory, co. Suffolk

Ketton, co. Rutland

Kew, co. Surrey

Keyser, Thos.

Kildare, Lady Joan, Countess of
-, her house in Covent Garden

Kilton, co. Somerset

King, the. See Charles I.
-, Mr., note for
-, Capt.
-, John, a gunner
-, Sir Robt., petition of

King's Bench, Court of
-, Marshal of
-, prison of

King's Channel, the

Kingsclere, co. Hants

King's Road, ships in

King-street, Westminster
-, rescue of prisoners in

Kingston, John

Kingston-upon-Hull, co. York

Kingston-upon-Hull, co. York, arms belonging to Lincoln at
-, danger to, from the revolted ships
-, from differences between its government and some of the town
-, garrison of
-, Governor of and see Fairfax, Sir Thos.
-, Deputy Governor of
-, letter to
-, guns and ammunition to be supplied to Cromwell from
-, magazine at
-, Mayor and Aldermen of, letter to
-, and Corporation of, letter of Prince Charles to
-, money for defence of
-, petition concerning
-, state of
-, stores for
-, the Lord General to secure

Kingston-upon-Thames, co. Surrey
-, bridge at
-, forces of the enemy there
-, expelled by Capt. Pretty
-, vanquished
-, King's highway at
-, Overseers of, petition of

Kinsale, co. Cork, ordinance for sale of houses in

Kirby, Edward, information of

Kirke, George, a Groom of the Bedchamber
-, Sir Lewis, late Royalist Governor of Bridgnorth
-, claims benefit of the Oxford Articles, but not allowed

Kirk, the, of Scotland

Kirkcaldy, ship of

Kirle, Edw.

Kith, Wm., petition of

Knightley, Mr., a linen-draper
-, Richd., M.P., and a member of the Derby House Committee et passim.
-, Capt. Robt.

Knipe, Isaac
-, bond of

Kniveton, Henry, agent to Lord Inchiquin, to be apprehended
-, to be examined
-, to be discharged

Kyell, Mr.