P.

Packenham, Mark, letter to

Paget, Mr.

Paine, George, petition of

Painted chamber, the, and see High Court of Justice.

Painter Stainers, Company of
-, clerk of, the late. See Bryan, Richd.
-, petition to

Palatine, Elector and King of Bohemia; a treatise touching the claims of

Pall Mall, in St. James' Fields

Palmer, Elias, letters of
-, Mr., of the Mint
-, Timothy

Pamphlet containing the Order of the Treaty with the King in Isle of Wight

Panegyric addressed to some nobleman at Court not named

Papers, imperfect and fragmentary collection of

Papists, in the City, designs of
-, names of those to be excepted from pardon
-, an Independent's reasons for favouring
-, hopes of, are now upon the Army

Pardon, fees for suing out a

Pargeter, Mr.

Parham, Lord Willoughby of

Paris
-, document dated from
-, Provost of
-, Lieut. John
-, Richd., articles on behalf of

Parker, Thomas, a messenger
-, Walter, his lands in Wilts
-, William, clerk, petition of

Parliament, the English, called also both Houses, passim.
-, Act of, for reduction of the rebels in Ireland
-, for regulating church government
-, Acts of, former, cited
-, Army, M.P.s imprisoned by the
-, Assassination of Parliament men designed
-, authority of, slighted
-, clerks of both Houses
-, Commissioners of, for guarding the King's person
-, for treaty with the King in the Isle of Wight
-, for Scotland. See Scotland.
-, for assisting the Lord Admiral in command of the fleet
-, for negotiating the surrender of Anglesey and Beaumaris
-, Committee of both Houses to go into the City to represent the state of affairs to the Common Council
-, Committee of both Houses, to conduct a personal treaty with the King in the Isle of Wight
-, Committee of both Houses, sitting at Derby House. See Derby House.
-, Committee for Foreign Affairs
-, order of, and see Committees.

Parliament, Committee for Eastern Counties. See Eastern Association.
-, Committee for Ireland. See Ireland.
-, Committee for Revenue. See Revenue.
-, Commons. See Lower House of.
-, declaration about disposing of the King's person in England to be communicated to the Scots
-, declaration for order of the treaty in the Isle of Wight
-, declaration in answer to the Scotts' Papers
-, declaration, about the revolted ships
-, declaration vindicating their dealings with the Kentish insurgents, and see Declarations.
-, designs against
-, by the Reformadoes
-, by the watermen and seamen
-, despatch, from Cromwell to be reported to
-, distracted and dangerous state of
-, disturbances against, threatened under oath of secrecy
-, exactions illegal, Bill for prevention, of
-, fees payable for suing out a pardon
-, forces for protection of
-, form of address to by the Parliament of Scotland objected to
-, fundamental government of the kingdom not to be altered by
-, guards for
-, Ordinances and Orders of, mentioned
-, order of, for additional members of both Houses to be added to the Derby House Committee
-, for additional powers to be conceded to the Derby House Committee
-, for circumstances regulating divorce
-, for Col. Hammond to secure the King's person
-, forbidding delinquents to come within miles of London
-, forbidding enlistment of or transportation of forces into foreign States
-, for Derby House Committee to regulate proceedings in the North

Parliament, order of, for exiling Sir Edw. Nicholas
-, for fortifying Carisbrook Castle
-, for indemnity to the revolted ships
-, for Jersey
-, for compensating Lieut.-Col. John Lilburne
-, for Ireland
-, for maintenance of the guards of horse attending the Parliament
-, for maintenance of the Navy
-, for maintenance of the Army
-, for supplies for the fleet at Goree
-, for assessments in North Wales
-, for guard of Pembroke Castle and see Pembroke Castle.
-, for payment of 3,000l. to Lancashire
-, for payment of 10,000l. to Marquis of Argyle
-, for gunpowder and saltpetre
-, for gunpowder and arms not to be carried to the enemy
-, for payment of the Army
-, for payment of the garrisons
-, for payment of arrears for the Scots' Army, and see Scotland.
-, for payment of the 1,000l. to Countess of Kildare
-, for preventing the escape of the Duke of York
-, for removal of Royalists from London
-, for part of the money payable to the Scots to be applied to the Navy
-, for removal of the Army from the City
-, for reimbursing Cols. Carter and Twistleton
-, for restraint of addresses to the King
-, for non-delivery of letters to the King
-, for sequestrations
-, for tenants of the Colleges in Oxford to pay their rents to the Heads of Houses appointed by Parliament
-, for appointment of a Committee of both Houses to conduct a personal treaty with the King in Isle of Wight
-, for sending forces into Ireland

Parliament, order of, for march of Fairfax to the North
-, for sending shipping to the Isle of Wight
-, for sending up the pretended Prince of Wales
-, for security of cos. Berks, Bucks, and Oxford
-, for sequestrations in Kent
-, for slighting the fortification at Newport Pagnell
-, for disposing of the Scottish prisoners
-, for leaving the reduction of Kent to the Lord General
-, Peers House of. See Upper House of.
-, petitions to
-, propositions by, to be submitted to the Scotch Parliament before being sent to the King
-, to be drafted in the form of Bills
-, remonstrance by Kentish petitioners addressed to
-, right of petitioning, claimed by the Kentish insurgents
-, report in favour of taking men out of the colliers for manning the fleet
-, revolt of the fleet in the Downs to be dealt with, and see Navy.
-, report about revolt, presented by the Derby House Committee
-, Scotland, papers concerning, communicated to
-, seditious papers by Lilburne and others, advocating the employment of force against
-, Skippon to raise a regiment of horse for defence of
-, Speakers of both Houses
-, soldiers of, not to offer abuses to friends of the Parliament
-, treaty in Isle of Wight, et seq
-, the King's parole to be reported to the Houses
-, names of the Commissioners chosen by the Houses to conduct the personal treaty with the King in the Isle of Wight
-, progress of the proceedings
-, revocation of the votes of 1st January 1648
-, revocation of new honours, agreed to by the King
-, rolls of Parliament, extracts from
-, votes of, to be sent to Cromwell
-, votes concerning the Earl of Cleveland

Parliament or the two Houses at Westminster, passim.
-, Lower House of, also designated "the House," passim.
-, Act of, for erecting a High Court of Justice for trial of Charles I.
-, clerks of. See Elsynge, Henry, and Vaughan, R.
-, Committees of, and see Committees.
-, direction of, for David Jenkins, the Welsh Judge, to be transferred from Newgate
-, instructions for Col. Edw. Popham and Alex. Bence to accompany the Lord Admiral Warwick
-, Journal of the High Court of Justice presented to
-, journals of, references to
-, M.P.s. subscribe for a guard for the House
-, money voted for raising a regiment for defence of
-, money voted for expenses of the House Committee
-, orders of the Commons referred to
-, personal treaty. See Charles I.
-, the House busied about
-, a full House may do well for consideration of
-, petitions to
-, printer to. See Husbands, Edw.
-, prisoners, Committee for examination of
-, Chairman of, Col. Moor, and see Moor, John.
-, prisoners not to be brought to London
-, privileges of, infringed by the Upper House
-, recommendation of ships by, for the winter guard, and see Navy.
-, reinforcements to be sent to Cromwell's Army in the north
-, removal of the Army further from the City, voted by
-, report of orders given to Cromwell
-, reports to, by order of the Derby House Committee, passim.
-, resolutions of, concerning the Oxford University

Parliament, Lower House, resolved to maintain the fundamental government of this kingdom
-, resolved to keep the covenant and ancient treaties with Scotland
-, return of the Lord Admiral with several of the revolted ships to be reported to
-, Scilly, affairs of, to be considered by
-, Scots' Army, victory over, announced to
-, Sergeant-at-Arms of. See Hunt, John.
-, his deputy. See Parsons, John.
-, Sergeant-at-Mace
-, sovereign power centred in "the House" without King or Lords
-, Speaker of. See Lenthall, Wm., design to seize his person
-, a former. See Thorpe, Thos.
-, treatise, fragment of, pointing out the illegality of the Commons' proceedings
-, votes passed by, against the entry of the Scots' Army into England.
-, touching the insurrection in Kent
-, touching indemnity to be offered to the revolted ships
-, Upper House of, also termed the Lords and House of Peers, et passim.
-, baronage privileges pertaining to, by Selden
-, declarations by the
-, dissolution of, declaration of
-, ecclesiastics summoned to, not being bishops, examples of
-, honours newly conferred, to be revoked
-, journals of, references to
-, letter addressed to by the Scotts' Commissioners
-, messengers attached to
-, ordinance of, for payment of 35,000l. to the Marquis of Argyle
-, pass granted by
-, petition to, fragment of a
-, power assumed by, over Commoners in cases criminal declared illegal
-, power of judicature properly belonging to
-, proceedings of, touching the rising in Kent

Parliament, Upper House, propositions concerning peers
-, trials conducted by, viz.:—
-, of Cornelius Evins, the pretended Prince of Wales
-, of Sir John Maynard and other Commoners
-, of Thomas Thorpe, a former Speaker of the Commons
-, of Thos. Wentworth, Earl of Cleveland
-, Woods, Bill of

Parliament of Oxford. See Oxford.
-, of Scotland. See Scotland.

Parry, Capt.
-, Mr.

Parsons, Bartholomew
-, Elizabeth
-, John, Deputy to the Sergeant-atArms
-, Mr.
-, Sir Wm.

Pasquatus, Laurentius, broadside printed by

Passenger, Eleanor

Paulet, Henry, Lord
-, John, Marquis of Winchester
-, to be excepted from pardon

Payne, Capt., to be apprehended
-, Robt., canon of Christ Church, deceased

Peacock, Capt. [James]
-, John, of Comner, his composition
-, petition of

Pearce, Capt. John
-, letter to

Peck, Henry

Peckham, co. Surrey
-, East, co. Kent, manor of

Pelham, Peregrine, M.P., to confer with the Lord General about Hull
-, to repair to Hull and protect it from the revolted ships
-, letters to
-, to be thanked for this service
-, Sir Thos.

Pemberton, Mr.

Pembroke
-, castle, held by Col. Poyer against the Parliament
-, siege of
-, reduction of

Pembrokeshire
-, insurrection in
-, state of
-, value of livings in

Pembrokeshire and Montgomery, Earl of. See Herbert, Philip.

Pendennis Castle, garrison in
-, money for payment of

Penglais or Pentglace, co. Carnarvon

Penn, Capt. Wm., Rear-Admiral of the Irish Fleet
-, letter to

Penniall or Peniel, Mr.

Penning, Henry
-, bond of

Pennoyer, Wm., suit of

Penrith, Col. Lambert's forces at
-, headquarters at

Penrose, Capt.

Pensack, Wm., petition of

Pensherst, co. Kent

Pepys, Mr., goes down to Bury
-, letter to

Percy, Algernon, Earl of Northumberland, a member of the Committee at Derby House, et passim.
-, chosen one of the Commissioners to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight
-, desires to be relieved of the care of the Duke of York
-, jeweller's bill for
-, warrants and documents signed by

Perescollia the Bashaw

"Perfect Occurrences," a newspaper so entitled, documents printed in

Perkins, Mr.

Perrie, Cokayne, Collett & Co., merchants

Perryman, John, petition of

Persons. See Parsons, Bartholomew.

Petenson, Sir Richd.

Peter and Mary, a ship

Peterborough, Earl of. See Mordaunt, Henry.

Peterhouse, prison of
-, keeper of, Mr. Symball, warrants to
-, prisoners in, escape of

Peters, Hugh, negotiates between Fairfax and Mr. Edgecumbe
-, negotiates between the King and High Court of Justice

Petitions, collection of undated

Pett, Joseph, Assistant at Chatham
-, John, mariner, petition of
-, Peter
-, letter to
-, narrative of
-, jun.

Pett, Peter, and Christopher, letter of
-, Captain Peter
-, Phineas
-, letter to

Petty, Mr., a minister

Pevensey, co. Sussex, powder for

Peyton, Sir Thos.
-, prisoner

Phelps, John, a clerk of the High Court of Justice

Phenning, Mr. See Penning, Henry.

Phillips, Capt. Griffancius
-, Capt., once an officer in the King's army and brother of a former M.P.
-, to be apprehended
-, Thos., lands granted to

Philpot, Mr., late mayor of Hereford

Phipps, Mr.

Pickering [Edw.]

Pickford, John, petition of

Pidcock, Thos., a messenger attending the Derby House Committee

Pierce, Capt. John

Pierrepont, Wm., M.P. for Great Wenlock, a member of the Derby House Committee, 1, et passim.
-, chosen one of the Commissioners to treat with the King in Isle of Wight
-, letter to
-, letters from Cromwell to
-, to write to Col. Mytton
-, to write to the Lord General
-, to write to Col. Rich.
-, warned of danger at Chelsea

Pigeon, Edmund

Piggott, Lieut.-Col.
-, to take Poyer's soldiers into France.
-, Col., business of
-, to be released

Pike, Henry, Deputy Vice-Admiral of Devon

Pilgrim, Capt.

Pilkington, Major

Pink, Corporal

Pipe Office, in the Exchequer
-, clerks of the, and see Crooke, Sir Henry.

Pither, Mr., his house

Pitt, Mr., of London

Pitts, Mr.
-, Robt.

Plantagenet, Richd., late Duke of York

Plater, Sir Wm., M.P.
-, instructions for

Plunkett, Capt. Thos.
-, letter from

Plymouth
-, committee at
-, condition of its garrison
-, fortifications of
-, Governor of, and see Weldon, Col. Ralph.
-, sad condition of
-, Warrant to officers of the port of

Poe, Capt. Wm.
-, Major

Pointz. See Poyntz.

Polwheele, Mr.

Ponning, Henry. See Penning.

Pontefract Castle
-, enemy's garrison of, incursions by
-, Royalist governor of
-, siege of
-, surprise of
-, treaty for surrender of

Pool, Mr. George
-, Capt. Richd.

Poole, co. Dorset
-, defence of
-, garrison of
-, governor of. See Skutt, Capt. Wm., and Cooper, Sir Anthony Ashley.

Pooley, Edmond

Poor, the, taxation for, proposed emendations to the statute of Eliz.

Popham, Alexander, letter to
-, Col. Edw.
-, instructed to accompany the Lord Admiral
-, instructions for rescinded

Porter, Edmond
-, letters of
-, indenture by
-, lease by
-, petition concerning cottages
-, Ellen
-, Endymion
-, Foulk

Portinllain, co. Carnarvon

Portland, co. Dorset
-, garrison of
-, governor of

Ports and Customs, officers of the
-, to stop forces going abroad
-, to stop forces going into Ireland
-, to be informed of the revolt of the fleet in the Downs

Ports and Customs, officers of the, warrant to, for apprehending Sir George Villiers

Portsea castle, co. Hants

Portsmouth port and town
-, designs against
-, garrison of
-, governor of, and see Norton, Col. Richd.
-, Lieut.-Governor of. See Bettisworth, Thos.
-, Master attendant at. See Arkinstall, Thos.
-, old stores at, disposal of
-, seamen at distempered
-, ships at, and see Navy.
-, endangered by the revolted ships
-, storekeeper at. See Dimock, John.
-, timber near, in Bear Forest, belonging to Cromwell
-, victualer at. See Holt, John.

Portugal and Portuguese

Postlip, co. Gloucester

Postmaster General. See Prideaux, Edm.

Potter, Daniel, a messenger attending the Derby House Committee
-, warrant to

Potts, Sir John, one of the Commissioners to treat with the king in I. W.

Poulet, John, Lord
-, John, Marquis of Winchester
-, his estate confiscated

Poulter, John, a messenger of the Privy Chamber, petition of

Poultney, Mr., strictures addressed to

Pounsett, a pilot
-, George, petition of

Powell, Sir Edw.
-, Col. Rice, Governor of Tenby
-, made prisoner

Poyer, Col. John, declared to be a traitor
-, his forces to be disbanded
-, holds Pembroke Castle against the Parliament
-, Col. Horton sent against
-, soldiers of, to be transported into France

Poyntz, Sir Gabriel
-, his nieces and heirs
-, Sir John, deceased
-, John, alias Morris
-, Mary, his wife
-, Lady, executor of Sir John

"Pragmaticus," pamphlet so entitled

Pratt, John, petition of

Prayer, Daily Office of, in verse
-, in Latin verse, with Greek and Latin headings, a broadside

Precedence, table of

Presbytery endangered in England by a breach of the treaty with the King

"President," the ship

Presteign, document dated from

Preston, co. Lancaster
-, battle of

Prestwich, Sir Thos.

Pretty, Henry, Captain
-, his horse
-, is in possession of Kingston
-, letters to
-, opposes the enemy in Surrey
-, soldiers of, abuses committed by
-, troops of

Price, John
-, Owen
-, Richd.

Prichard, a seaman

Pride, Col. See Pryde.

Prideaux, Edmond, M.P., Postmaster-General, and a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.

Priestley, John, a messenger

Prince's lodgings, the, document dated at

Pringle, James, an equerry to the King

Pritchett, Capt.
-, letter to

Pritty, Mr.

Privy Chamber, a messenger of

Privy Council, the
-, petitions addressed to

Prize goods, Commissioners and Collectors of

Procter, Mr.

Proctor, Thos., petition of

Proctors, notes for

Proger, Edw., petition of

Property, the foundation of government

Propositions for a treaty delivered to the King in the Isle of Wight

Propugnaculum juris jurandi, M.S. contents of a book so entitled

Protestant religion, the, endangered by the Army

Protestants of Ireland. See Ireland.

Prother, Hugh

Protheroe, Mr., his house in the Strand

Prouce or Prowse, Mr., a messenger of the Committee of the Navy

Proudlove, Stephen

Pryde [Col. Thos.]
-, his regiment

Prynne, Wm., Esq., Chairman of the Committee of Accounts for the whole Kingdom, letters of
-, letter to

Public debts and public uses, Acts for

Pugh's Bill, reasons why it should not pass

Puller, Mr.

Purbeck, Isle of

Purefoy, Col. Wm.
-, information by
-, letter of

Puritan preaching, fallacies used in, defined

Purnelles, Messrs.

Pury, Thos., M.P.
-, letter to

Putney ferry
-, heath, meeting of the Surrey men at

Pye, Sir Robert
-, his office

Pyke, Anne
-, Richard

Q.

Quartremain, Dr. Wm., petition of

Queen, the. See Henrietta Maria.

Queen of Bohemia, the. See Elizabeth.

Queen Regent of France. See France, Marie de Medicis.

Queenborough, ship at, waiting for the King's escape

Queen's Court at Westminster

Queltch, Mr.

Quested, Eliz.