L.

Ladwicke, Francis, merchant

Lady Margaret's Lecture in Cambridge University

Lagan, the, in Ireland

Laleham, co. Middlesex

Lambe, Dr. John, Notes by
-, William, endowment of chapel by
-, Sir John, endorsement by

Lambert, Adam, of London, indenture by
-, Col. John, afterwards Major-General
-, information for
-, instructions for
-, joined by Cromwell
-, letters to
-, money for his forces
-, regiment of horse for
-, retards the Scots' march
-, the combined forces sufficient to deal with the Scots
-, Mr., printed the laws of Edward

Lambeth, ferries and ferry boats at
-, glasshouse at
-, House to be garrisoned
-, officer in command of

"Lambreton," a ship

Lamb's Chapel in the City, no parish

Lambson, Clement
-, his servant Robert

Lancaster, and Lancashire
-, castle
-, collectors and receivers of revenues in
-, Commissioners for examination of Scotch prisoners in
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, letters to
-, forces of
-, pay for
-, under Col. Ashton
-, garrisons of
-, gents of
-, horse to lie near Lancaster
-, money for
-, sad condition of the county
-, Scots' army approaching

Lancaster, Scots' army, defeat of, in
-, to keep the passes and guard Liverpool
-, to send forces to Cromwell
-, to send forces into Ireland

Lancaster, Duchy of, Chancellor of. See Bradshaw, John.

Land, project for reclamation of, from the sea

Landguard Fort
-, supplies for

Land's End

Lane, John, engine invented by
-, Richard, petition of

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke
-, defeated by Cromwell and Lambert
-, indemnity offered to his followers
-, taken prisoner by Major Widmerpole

Langham, John, Alderman
-, his ship

Langhorne, or Laugharne, Rowland, MajorGeneral
-, desires to come to London
-, examinations touching
-, soldiers of, to be disbanded
-, to be prevented from joining Poyer
-, petition of, to be reported

Langley, John, petition of
-, co. Salop

Lashford, Alex.

Lassell, Col.
-, letter to

Latch, Samuel

Latham, Capt.

Laud, Wm., late Archbishop of Canterbury
-, petition to
-, Secretary to. See Dell, Dr.
-, Treatise justifying the Scots' resistance to his innovations

Laughern. See Langhorne.

Law, a MS. Treatise on, forming a sort of Justices' Handbook
-, extracts from some legal authority
-, of settlement, legal questions thereon

Lawes, Henry

Lawrence, Adam

Lawson, Sir Wilfred

Layton, Francis, an officer in the Jewel House

Lea, John

League and Covenant

Learmouth, co. Northumberland

Lechmere, Mr.

Ledgand, Thos., Mayor of Newcastle
-, to be treasurer for
-, letters to
-, warrant to

Lee, near Deptford
-, minister of. See Sherman, Abraham.
-, Capt.
-, letter to
-, Sir John
-, Sir Richd., bart., petition of
-, statement of his case

Leech, John, Sec. to the Committee for Compounding, letter to

Lee Road. See Leigh Road.

Leemkuel, John, merchant

Legal Notes, extracts and strictures

Legg, Col. Robt.
-, slain at St. Neots

Lehon, John, engineer, petition of

Leicester
-, arms for
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, forces raised in
-, magazine in
-, militia, committee of
-, letter to
-, M.P's. for
-, money for
-, ordnance belonging to
-, risings in
-, supplies for
-, troops of horse of
-, at Pontefract
-, Earl of. See Sidney, Robt.

Leigh or Lee Road
-, documents dated from

Leigh-Field forest, co. Rutland

Leighton, Col.

Leinster, Province of

Lemons, M., merchant

Lenthall, Sir John
-, Marshal of the King's Bench
-, Wm., Speaker of the Commons, bonds to, for appearances, &c.
-, Cromwell writes to him announcing his victory over the Scots' army
-, design to seize his person
-, Fairfax' letter not delivered to
-, letters of
-, letters to

Lenthall, Wm., ordered by the Houses to deliver to the Commissioners their Instructions and Propositions for a treaty with the king

Lessness and Little hunds. of, co. Kent
-, petition of the inhabitants of
-, Scottish companies lodged in

Letherhead, co. Surrey

Levant, the voyage to

Levenston or Livingstone, keeper of the Privy Purse and a Groom of the Bedchamber

Leversage, Mrs.

Lewes, Priors of, summoned to Parliament

Lewis, Sir Thos.

Lewknor, Sir Lewis, Master of the Ceremonies to the King, petition of

Lexden, co. Essex, document dated from

Liddell, Henry and Thos.

Lightfoot, Thos.

Lilburne, Lieut.-Col. Henry, revolt of
-, Lieut.-Col. John
-, declaration of his proceedings
-, seditious and scandalous papers by
-, to be compensated for unjust sentence in court of Star Chamber
-, Col. Robt.

Limehouse

Lincoln and Lincolnshire
-, arms belonging to, in Hull
-, bishop of
-, city taken by the enemy
-, committee of
-, letters to
-, enemy defeated in
-, gentlemen of
-, risings in
-, Rosseter to march into
-, supernumaries of
-, commander of
-, troops of

Lincoln's Inn. See London.

Lindsey, Earl of. See Bertie, Montague.

Lingen, Sir Henry, defeat of
-, revolt of

Linsey, Robt.

Lion of Flushing, a merchant ship

Lisle, John, M.P., and member of the High Court of Justice
-, Lord. See Sydney, Philip, Visct.

Lister, Capt.
-, Sir Wm.

Littlebury, Wm., founder of Dedham School

Littleton, Capt.

Littleton, Capt., warrant for his apprehension
-, Mr.

Liverpool
-, boats to be procured at
-, but a small town
-, endangered by advance of the Scots
-, garrison of
-, is weak and the fortifications out of repair
-, Governor of
-, letters to
-, importance of
-, Irish trade with
-, mayor of
-, officers of the port of
-, warrant to
-, water, ships in

Livesey, Sir Michael
-, defence of Sandwich
-, forces under
-, frigate captured by
-, intelligence from
-, letters to
-, regiment of
-, troops of
-, want of discipline in his army

Llandaff, bishop of. See Owen, Morgan.

Llanvair, co. Cardigan

Lloydd, Col. Andrew
-, Jonathan
-, Wm., sheriff of co. Carnarvon

Loftus, Sir Adam, treasurer-at-wars for Ireland
-, letter to
-, warrants for payments to
-, Nicholas, goods of

Lombe, Wm., merchant

Londall, John

London, City of, references and allusions to, passim.
-, advices from
-, arms and ammunition not to be carried out of, to the enemy
-, army of the Parliament to remove further from
-, chamber of
-, City Marshal, and see Betham, Francis.
-, city seized by the army
-, city wall, houses built on
-, Common Council of
-, conspirators in

London, court of aldermen and common council
-, Crown waste in, encroachments on
-, customs received in the Port of, for the week ended 1 January 1648[–9]
-, Custom House at
-, designs against
-, diocese of
-, disorder and violence in on public festivals to be suppressed
-, distracted and dangerous state of
-, enlisting of men and horses for the king in
-, extraordinary guards for
-, forces to be placed near the city
-, gold taken up in
-, insurgent horse listed in, march for the castles in the Downs
-, for Sussex and Hants
-, rendezvous at Kingston
-, threaten the Isle of Wight
-, insurrections in adjacent cos.
-, and risings in
-, Kentish insurgents drawing near to
-, King to come to, upon signing the treaty
-, listing of men and horses for the enemy in
-, Lord Mayor of. See Warner, Sir John.
-, and Common Council of
-, letter to
-, militia of. See Militia.
-, money to be furnished by
-, passage of troops through
-, passes not to be given for
-, port of, warrant to
-, precautions against Scottish fugitives coming to
-, precautions against a threatened massacre in
-, precautions against stoppage of provisions coming into
-, principal place for evil designs
-, prisoners not to be brought into
-, Provost-Marshal for. See Betham, Francis.
-, regiment of horse to be raised for defence of

London, seditious and scandalous pamphlets published in
-, Sheriffs of
-, secret correspondence of, with Scotland
-, tumults in
-, Volunteer horse of
-, serve at their own charges
-, Watermen, Company of.
-, and seamen threaten to surprise
-, warrant to apprehend all engaged in listing men and horses within 20 miles of
-, places in, and near, mentioned, viz.:
-, Aldersgate Ward
-, Aldgate, houses newly built in
-, Bassishaw Street
-, Bishopsgate Street
-, Botolph Lane
-, Bridewell Hospital
-, New
-, Broad Street
-, Broken Wharf
-, Canning Street, near London Stone
-, Cateaten Street
-, Chancery Lane
-, the "Red Cow" in
-, Change, the. See below Exchange.
-, Chapel Royal, the
-, Charing Cross, mews near
-, tavern
-, Charter House
-, Cheapside
-, the "George" in
-, Church Lane
-, Clerkenwell, St. James
-, New Prison in
-, Clifford's Inn
-, Cloth Fair
-, College Hill
-, Counters, the two
-, Covent Garden
-, Cripplegate
-, "Boar's Head" in
-, Crutched Friars
-, Custom House
-, Doctors' Commons
-, Dorset House in Salisbury Court
-, Dowgate Ward, the Steelyard in
-, Exchange, the
-, the New
-, Fenchurch Street
-, Fetter Lane
-, Fleece Inn
-, Fleet Prison
-, Street
-, "Golden Lion" in
-, "Rainbow" in
-, Friday Street
-, Gatehouse Prison
-, George Yard
-, Goldsmiths' Hall
-, Committee sitting at. See Compositions.
-, Gossett Street
-, Grace Church
-, Gray's Inn
-, Great St. Bartholomew's Gate
-, Grey Friars, Christ Church in
-, Grocers' Hall
-, Grubb Street
-, Guildhall
-, Treasury at
-, Haberdashers' Hall
-, committee for advance of money sitting at. See Haberdashers' Hall.
-, soldiers quartered in
-, Holborn
-, "Crown Inn" in
-, Hill
-, Islington
-, "Rose and Crown" at
-, King's Bench, Court of
-, prison
-, Street
-, "Wheatsheaf" in
-, Lambert Hill, by Old Fish Street
-, "Green Dragon" at
-, Lamb's Chapel in the City
-, Lincoln's Inn
-, Lombard Street, "Crown" in
-, "Hat and Harrow" in
-, "Unicorn" in
-, London Bridge
-, Stone
-, Long Lane
-, Ludgate
-, Marshalsea Prison
-, Mews near Charing Cross. See Mews, the.
-, Middle Temple
-, Milk Street
-, Mincing Lane, Navy Office in
-, Minories, the
-, New Exchange, the
-, "White Lion" near the
-, New Prison. See Clerkenwell.
-, Newgate Prison
-, Old Bailey, the
-, King's Head printing office in
-, Old Fish Street
-, Pall Mall in St. James' Fields
-, Pannier Alley
-, Paternoster Row
-, Peterhouse, Lord Petre's house, now a prison, and see Peterhouse.
-, Postern, the, houses newly built in
-, Poultry Counter Prison
-, Prince's lodgings, the
-, Queen Street
-, Ramme Alley
-, Redriff-wall, near the Angel
-, St. Andrew's
-, St. Clement Danes
-, St. James' chapel, next Cripplegate
-, Clerkenwell
-, St. James' Fields
-, fair at
-, St. Martin's-in-the-Fields
-, St. Martin's, Outwich
-, St. Michael's-in-the-Querne
-, St. Swithen's Church, estimate for repairs of
-, St. Swithen's Lane, "Golden Anchor" in
-, St. Thomas', parish of
-, St. Thomas' in Southwark. See Southwark.
-, Salisbury Court, Dorset House in
-, Savoy Hospital
-, Shadwell
-, Smithfield
-, Southwark, borough of. See Southwark.
-, the counter in
-, Strand, the, "Salutation Tavern" in
-, "Spread Eagle" in
-, "White Hart" in
-, Thavis Inn
-, Tothill Fields
-, Tower, the. See Tower.
-, Tower Hill
-, Street
-, Treasury, the, at Guildhall
-, at Haberdashers' Hall. See Committee for Advance of Money.
-, Walbrook
-, Walsingham or Tiltyard House
-, Warwick House
-, Westminster, and places in. See Westminster.
-, Whitechapel
-, Whitehall. See Whitehall.
-, Wood Street
-, Counter in

London, John, a gunner

Londonderry, Ireland
-, Bishop of. See Bramhall, Dr.
-, garrison is in danger
-, ship for guard of
-, provisions to be sent to

Long, John, letter of
-, Sir Robert

Longville, manor of, co. Salop

Long-Woolstable in Westminster, hospital of

Looking-glass makers, reasons by, for prohibiting the importation of such foreign wares

Looking-glasses now made in England equal to those of Venice and France

Lord Admiral. See Rich., Earl of Warwick.

Lord Chamberlain. See Dorset, Earl of.

Lord Chancellor
-, of Ireland
-, of Scotland. See Campbell, John, Earl of Louduon.

Lord Deputy. See Ireland.

Lord Keeper, the
-, his lodgings

Lord General. See Fairfax, Sir Thos.
-, Privy Seal, and see Montagu, Henry, late Earl of Manchester.
-, Treasurer, the

Lorraine, Chas., Duke of

Lorrimer, Wm., carpenter

Lothingland, island of, co. Suffolk
-, forces for defence of

Loudoun, Earl of. See Campbell, John.

Louis XIV., king of France, his assistance besought by the Prince Royal of England in behalf of his father Charles I.

"Love," the ship
-, owners of, letter of

Lovelace, Capt.
-, Col. Richd.

Loverley House, co. Dorset

Loving, Wm., petition of

Lovingland. See Lothingland.

Low Countries, the and see Holland.

Lowe, Lawrence

Lowther, Sir Gerrard

Lucas, Sir Chas.
-, with Goring in Essex
-, Henry
-, Sir John
-, John, B.A., petition of

Lucian, dialogues of, in French

Lucius, king of the Britons converted by Pope Eleutherius

Lucy, Mr. Spencer, his house

Luddington, Mr.

Ludlow Castle
-, Governor of
-, letters to
-, Col. Edmond
-, letters to
-, member of the High Court of Justice for trial of Charles I.
-, settlement of his estate
-, Henry, a brother of Edmond
-, Humfrey, suit of

Lumley, Lord

Lunnen, manor of, co. Glamorgan
-, conferred on Lieut.-Genl. Cromwell

Lunsford, Sir Thos.

Luther, Martin, quotations from the works of

Luttrell, George

Lydd, co. Kent, bailiff of

Lyme Regis, co. Dorset
-, officers of the port of, warrant to

Lynn, co. Norfolk
-, Governor of. See Walton, Col.

M.

Mabbott, Mr., Gilbert
-, newspapers licensed by

Mablethorpe, co. Lincoln

Macham, John, minister, petition of

Mackland, John

Mackworth, Col. Humphrey, Governor of Shrewsbury
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Montgomery Castle to be cared for

Macquire, Capt. Rosse

Magheralin, co. Down

Magna Charta, first clause of
-, doctrine of concerning impositions
-, liberties secured by

Magor and Redwick, co. Monmouth

Maidstone, fight at

Main, Sir John

Mainwaring, Randall, petition of

Malignants, the
-, design of, to surprise the Tower
-, in Lincolnshire
-, in Scotland
-, surprise Berwick, and Carlisle

Manchester
-, Earls of. See Montagu, Edw. and Henry.

Manfield, Henry

Manley, Captain Robt.
-, Mr., a J.P. for Westminster

Manners, John, Earl of Rutland
-, letter to
-, to secure Belvoir Castle

Mansfield, Sir Robt.

Manthorpe, Thos., letter of

Many. See Main.

Maplisden, George
-, John

Margate

Marie de Medicis. See France.

Market Street, co. Beds.

Markham, Capt. Anthony
-, Wm.

Marrow, John

Marseilles in France

Marsh, Major
-, Thomas, carpenter

Marsh-Grange, co. Lancaster

Marshal, Earl, office of

Marshalsea prison

Marshall, John
-, Stephen, a minister

Marten, Master, letter to

Martin or Marten, Benjamin
-, Capt.
-, Henry, sits as one of the King's judges
-, Sir Henry, Judge of the Admiralty
-, Col. [Robert]

Marton Abbey, in danger of surprise
-, to be dismantled

"Mary," the, of Chichester, a ship

Mary, late Queen of England
-, imposition on cloth by
-, imposition on wines by

Masham or Massam, Mr., letter to
-, Sir Wm.
-, a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.
-, his name added to the new list of
-, takes the oath
-, taken prisoner with the Committee of Essex
-, to be exchanged

Mason, Capt. Benj., a Commissioner for Sequestrations in Somerset
-, Mr.

Master, Edw., bond of
-, Major

Masters, Capt.

Masterson, Mr., gives information concerning Lieut.-Col. Lilburne

Mathewes, John

Maurice, Prince, third son of Elizabeth Queen of Bohemia, to be excepted, from pardon

Mavill, Sir Wm.

Maxwell, Patrick, petition of

May, Mr.

Maynard, Sir John, K.B., and late M.P., impeachment of
-, plea and protest of

Mayne, Jasper, D.D., petition of

Mayne, or Meyne, Simon

May poles, game of

Maypowther, Capt.

Mazarin Cardinal, letter to, from the Prince Royal of England, suplicating his aid to save the life of Charles I.

Mazon, Capt. Robt.

Medway, the river
-, danger of fortifications being constructed on, by the Kentish insurgents
-, ships required to guard the entrance to

Melancholicus, pamphlet, entitled

Melcombe, co. Dorset
-, garrison of
-, Governor of

Melton, Wm., account by

Mendip Forest, co. Somerset

Merchant Adventurers. See Adventurers.

Mercia, King of, bequeathed his coronation robe to Croyland Abbey

Meredith, Sir Robt.

Merionethshire, Committee for

Mersea fort

Mervin, Col. Audley

Metals, description of the processes employed in the working of lead, copper, and silver to be inserted in the new grant

Mews, the
-, guards at
-, dangers to be apprehended by withdrawal of
-, troops at, to march into Southwark

Michaelstone-le-Pit, co. Glamorgan

Mickleton, manor of

Middlesex, co. of
-, Committee of
-, letter to
-, Dept. Lieuts. of
-, letter to
-, Sheriffs of, letter to
-, soldiers of the army to be withdrawn from
-, supplies to be furnished for Windsor Castle by
-, Earl of. See Cranfield, James.

Middleton, Gilbert de, summoned to Parliament
-, Sir Thomas
-, letter to

Midwinter, Edw., one of the yeomen of the Guard

Mikleton or Mychelton. See Mickleton.

Mildmay, Captain A.
-, Carey, Col.
-, his horses
-, letters to

Mildmay, Carey, Col., regiment of
-, Sir Henry

Milford Haven
-, officers of the port of, warrant to

Militia, the, of London and parts adjacent
-, care to be taken by, for guarding the City
-, care to be taken by, for guarding the Parliament
-, care to be taken by, for apprehending conspirators
-, care to be taken by, for apprehending Papists, &c.
-, care to be taken by, for preventing listing for the enemy
-, Committees of
-, letters to
-, warrant to
-, drawing out their forces
-, extraordinary guards to be kept up by
-, informations and petition referred to
-, informed of the landing of a pretended Prince of Wales
-, informed of the intended march of Col. Rich through the City
-, informed of designs against the Tower
-, informed of dangerous designs in hand
-, ordered by the Houses to suppress disorders and violence in the streets
-, Ordinance of

Militias, of England and Wales, to be ordered by the Derby House Committee
-, propositions for settling
-, the King's reply to
-, of the North, Committee of
-, of Nottingham, Committee of
-, of Southwark
-, letter to
-, of Tower Hamlets
-, letter to
-, of Westminster
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Red regiment of
-, of Westmorland, Committee of

Mill, Sir John

Millbank, guard to be stationed there

Millington, Gilbert

Mills, floating, project for building

Milner, Gregory, Master of the "Love"
-, detained prisoner in Holland

Milton, co. Kent
-, Fort at Gravesend
-, to be furnished with guns and ammunition
-, Mr., lease of premises under Stepney manor

Mimms, co. Herts

Minchins, manor of

Minehead, co. Somerset

Ministers, preaching, project for maintenance of

Minshaw, John

Mint, the, affairs of

Missenden, Little, co. Bucks

Mitchel, Mary
-, Thomas, a gunner

Mitton or Mytton, Col. Thomas
-, his influence in North Wales
-, letters to
-, Major-General
-, ordered to enforce stricter discipline
-, ordered to secure Conway Castle
-, troop of horse, commission for
-, wants of, to be supplied for reducing Anglesey

Molyneux, Richard Visct.
-, with the insurgents at Kingston
-, apprehended
-, discharged
-, Rutland, suit of

Monachin. See Munich.

Monk, Col. George
-, good service of, in Ulster
-, has no cypher
-, intention of the revolted ships for Ireland
-, letters to
-, recovery of towns in Ulster by
-, soldiers for, in Ireland
-, soldiers not required by Cromwell to be sent to, in Ireland

Monmouth
-, Commission of Array for
-, Committee for, letter to
-, order by
-, estate of the Earl of Worcester in
-, forces raised for the King in

Monning, Mr., merchant

Monroe, Robt., Maj.-Genl. of the Scots' Army

Monson, Sir John
-, his son
-, John Visct.
-, letters to

Montagu, Edw. Earl of Manchester
-, a member of the Committee at Derby House, et passim.
-, army, late, under
-, Committee of Hunts.' letter to
-, Henry, late Earl of, Lord Privy Seal
-, Lord
-, Col. [Walter], imprisoned

Montgomery Castle
-, custody of, entrusted to Mr. Allen
-, Col. Moore to aid in securing
-, Governor of. See Moore, Col. Samuel.
-, money for the garrison

Montgomery co., Committee of
-, letter to
-, Hugh Visct. of the Ards
-, Sir James
-, William, petition of

Montrose, James Graham, Earl and Marquis of

Moor, Moore, or More, Adrian
-, Capt. George, bond of
-, Col. John, M.P., Chairman of the Committee for Examinations
-, letter to
-, Col. Samuel, Governor of Montgomery Castle
-, Governor of Ludlow Castle
-, letter to

Moore, Mr., of Peckham
-, Thos., Alderman's Deputy
-, his daughter Priscilla

Moorehead, Wm.

Moorfields, gatherings in

Mordaunt, Henry, Earl of Peterborough, joins the insurgents in Surrey
-, petition of
-, John

Morer, John

Morgan, a tide-waiter
-, Capt. Anthony
-, letter to
-, Mr., of the "Wheatsheaf"

Morgan, Capt. Thomas
-, Col. Thos., certificate by
-, Wm.

Morley, Mr.
-, Col. Herbert
-, William, Esq.

Morpeth, co. Northumberland

Morris, Francis, Clerk of the Ordnance
-, See Poyntz, John.
-, Thomas

Mortlake

Morton, Sir Wm., to be apprehended

Moseley, Anne, petition of

Mosse, John

Moss-troopers, in Carlisle

Mostyn, Col. Roger

Moulins, Michael

Moulton, Capt. Robt.
-, instructions for
-, letter to

Mounson. See Monson.

Mount, Family of the, peculiar doctrines of this sect

Mountague. See Montagu.

Mulgrave, Earl of, and see Sheffield, Edmund.
-, a member of the Committee at Derby House, et passim.

Munich, in Germany

Munro, J., petition of

Munster, Province of, in Ireland
-, Commissioners for

Muriell, Francis

Murray, David, designs the King's escape
-, Henry, a Groom of the Bedchamber

Muschampe, Major

Musgrave, Sir Philip
-, insurgents under

Musters, Commissary-General of

Mytton, Major-General. See Mitton, Thos.