D.

Dabridgcourt, Mr.

Dacorum, co. Herts, hundred of

Dacre, Lord, see Lennard, Francis.

Dacres, Edward, letter of
-, Sir Thomas

Daintry, John, letters of
-, Alice, his wife, letters of

Dalbie, Thomas

Dalbier or Dulbier, John, note by

Dalby, Gerard, master gunner

Dalby, co. Leicester, residents at

Dale, a pursuivant
-, —, cousin of Jo. Reyne

Dallison, —

Dalston, Sir George

Dalton, Mr.

Damaresque, Ely, see Dumaresq.

Danby, Earl of, see Danvers, Henry.

Danby, Thomas

Dancey, Maximilian, keeper of the prison at Dover

Daniel, Lionell
-, Peter, certificate by
-, Captain
-, Mr., Receiver for Crown lands

Dannell, William

Dannett, Mr.

Dannige, Capt. John

Dantzic or Dantzig
-, Burgrave of

Danvers, Henry Lord, and (in 1626) Earl of Danby; Governor of Guernsey, (1621— 1643)
-, certificate of
-, grant to, of office of housekeeper at St. James' Palace
-, instructions for, by the King
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, petition of
-, petition to
-, propositions by
-, references to
-, reports, &c., of
-, alluded to
-, warrant for payment to

Darby, William

Darcy, Thomas, Lord Darcy and Viscount Colchester, commissioner at York
-, patent creating him Earl Rivers

Darell or Darrell, Mrs. Eliza
-, John, Greffier of Jersey, see Durell, John.
-, Sir Marmaduke, Cofferer of the Household, accounts, &c. of
-, petition to
-, or Dorrell, Capt. Nathaniel, Lieut.Governor of Guernsey
-, certificates of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, petition to
-, Auditor Philip
-, Sir Sampson, Surveyor of Marine Victuals
-, certificate by
-, petitions of
-, Elizabeth, widow of
-, executor of

Darneford, William

Darnell, Sir Thomas

Darracott, John, deposition by
-, warrant to

Dartmoor Forest, co. Devon

Dartmouth, co. Devon
-, castles of
-, corporation of, petition of
-, letter dated from

Dartmouth, mayor of, and see Voysey, Andrew.
-, merchants of, petition of
-, the plague in
-, ships at or of

Dash, William, bill of

Dassett, John

Datchet, co. Bucks, letter dated from

Daubigny Lord, see Stuart, George.

Davenant, John, Bishop of Salisbury

Davenport, Sir Humphrey, Lord Chief Baron of Exchequer (1631—1644)
-, orders by
-, petitions to
-, signature of
-, Robert
-, William, Amersham, letter to
-, William, co. Chester, commission to

David, King, allusions to
-, Psalms of, in metre, license for printing

David, master calker

Davies, John, of Carrickfergus
-, accounts or receipts by
-, articles, &c., with
-, Robert, letter of
-, Thomas, Yarmouth
-, William, Chester Commissioner, order signed by
-, Mr.

Davington, Kent, parish church of

Davis or Douglas, Lady Eleanor

Davison, Henry, Clerk of Commissioners for Exacted Fees, attestation by
-, Robert, junr., petition of

Davit, Nicholas

Davye, Philip

Davyes, Mr., letter to

Dawes, Abraham or Sir Abraham, Surveyor of Customs
-, grant to
-, report and certificate by
-, Thomas, Supervisor of Customs, grant to

Dawson, Henry, letter of
-, Richard
-, searcher at Sandwich

Day, Garratt
-, Jonas, warrant to
-, Joseph
-, Samuel, note by

Daye, Richard

Deacon, Nathaniel
-, Richard, clerk to Committee of Adventurers for Ireland, attestation by

Deacon, Richard, order signed by
-, Richard, clothworker of London
-, Robert

Deal, Kent, castle of
-, letter dated from

Dean or Deane, Edmund, keeper of the fort at St. Aubyn, Jersey
-, letter to
-, Edmund, chief customer of Jersey, certificate of
-, John, Jersey, petition of
-, Richard, Lord Mayor (1628—1629), certificate of
-, Richard, Adjutant-General
-, receipt by

Dean Forest, co. Gloucester

Dearslie, Thomas, petition of

Debenham, co. Suffolk, minister of

Deddington, co. Oxon, parish church of

Dedham, co. Essex, inhabitants of, petition of

Dee, Francis, Bishop of Peterborough, death of (in 1638)

Deeping Fen, Hatfield Chase

Deering, Sir Edward
-, speech of

D'Effiat, or de Fiat, Marquis

Deincourt, Lord, see Leke, Francis.

Deire, Mr., Warrant to

Delacourt, document signed by

Delaigne, Sir Daniel

Delamain, Richard, books by

Delamare, Peter, petition of

Delamere, co. Chester, forest of
-, ranger of

De-la-Vale, Sir Robert and Sir Ralph, family of, heraldic certificate concerning

De Lisle, Peter, see L'Isle, Peter de.

Dell, Francis, signature of
-, William, secretary to Archbishop Laud, endorsement by
-, letters, &c., by

Delmé, Philip, certificate by

Delves, Sir Thomas, Bart

De Marick, see Dumaresq.

Denbigh, Earl and Countess of, see Fielding.

Denbigh, town of

Denbigh, co.
-, assessment of, for ship money
-, chapel in
-, commission of array in
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, residents in

Dendy, Edward

Deneham, West, co. York, monastery of

Denham, Sir John, Baron of the Exchequer
-, note, &c., by

Denham, Sir John, order or warrant of
-, Richard

Denmark
-, [Christian II.], King of
-, Ambassador to, and see Anstruther, Sir Robert.
-, Ambassador from, and see Rosencrantz.
-, army of
-, payments to
-, ship of
-, subjects of
-, subsidizing of
-, troops for
-, Queen of, death of
-, Prince Ulrick of
-, expedition to

Denne, Mr.

Dennis or Denys, Sir Edward, Deputy Lieutenant of the Isle of Wight, letters of
-, letter to
-, Thomas
-, Captain for Parliament

Denny, Edward, Lord, patent creating him Earl of Norwich

Denny, Henry, Esq.
-, [Honora], widow of
-, John, certificate signed by
-, Captain

Denton, Sir Thomas, letter to

Denys, see Dennis, Sir Edward.

Deptford, Kent
-, Clerk of the Prick and Cheque at

Deptford dockyard
-, ship building at

Dequester, Mathew, see Quester, Mathew de.

Derby, Earl of, see Stanley, William.

Derby, assizes at
-, burgess for, see Thoroughgood, John.
-, prisoner to

Derby, co.
-, feodary for the King in
-, J.P.s of
-, loan money from
-, miners of
-, receiver for Crown lands in
-, sheriff of
-, ship money in
-, vicarage in

Derby House, Committees at, see Both Kingdoms, Committee of, and Ireland, Committee for.
-, documents dated from

Derick, Abraham

Derley, Ingelbert, signature of

Derry, see Londonderry.

Derves, John, petition of

Desmond, Earls of, see (in 1626) Preston, Richard, and (temp. Elizabeth) Fitz Gerald, Garrett.

Dethick, John, Treasurer-at-War
-, letter, &c., to

Deuxponts or Two-brigges, [Charles Gustave], Duke of
-, people of

Devensher, E., letter of
-, Worsley, son of

Devereux, Robert, 3rd Earl of Essex
-, as Lord General for Parliament
-, certificate of
-, life guards or troops of
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, orders or warrants of
-, orders signed by
-, order to
-, petition to
-, quarter-master of

De Vic, Henry, see Vic, Henry de.

Devick, de Vic, or Harris, Jane
-, Peter Hary (Harris ?), son of
-, Martha

Devizes, co. Wilts, parks at

Devonshire, Earls of, see Blount, Charles (1603–1606), and Cavendish, William (1625–1628).

Devon, co.
-, assizes in
-, clerk of
-, commission in, see Exacted Fees, Commissioners of, at Exeter.
-, commissioners of
-, complaint of abuses in
-, hundreds of
-, J.P.s in, certificate of
-, Lord Lieutenant of, see Russell, Francis, Earl of Bedford.
-, places in
-, receiver for Crown lands in
-, residents in
-, depositions of
-, sheriff of
-, Vice-Admiral of, see Martin, Dr. Joseph.
-, deputy

Dewston, —

Devynnock, co. Brecon, hundred of

Deyley, Lieutenant, slain at Rhé

Deynley, see Dinley.

Dias, Diego

Dibley, John, Clerk to the Commissioners for Exacted Fees
-, attestations by
-, house of
-, orders to

Dick, David
-, William

Dickenson, John, note to

Dieppe
-, fishermen of
-, ships of

Digby, John, Earl of Bristol, late Ambassador in Spain
-, appeals of, to the King
-, articles of, against the Duke of Buckingham
-, conduct of, in Spain, comments on
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, note of lands sold by
-, prisoner in the Tower
-, trial of, letters and papers bearing on, note of
-, Beatrice, wife of, letter of

Digby, George, Lord Digby, his son, letter to, in cipher
-, speech of

Digby, Sir Kenelm
-, commissions to
-, report of
-, Philip
-, Simon, Clerk of the Council extraordinary
-, Lady

Digges, Sir Dudley
-, as Master of the Rolls (in 1636)
-, Earl of Arundel's man

Dillingham, Mr.

Dimock, Humphrey

Dinawilk, Ireland, lands called

Dingley, see Dinley.

Dinham, co. Monmouth

Dinley, Dingley, or Deynley, John or Sir John
-, letters of

Dishington, Sir Thomas

"Diurnal Occurrences," documents printed in

Dive or Dyves, Sir Lewis
-, lease to

Divinity, Bachelors of
-, Doctors of
-, Professors of

Dixon, John, Surgeon-General in the Cadiz expedition, petition of
-, Robert, collector

Dixon, William, labourer, petition of
-, Mr.

Dobbe, see Dodds, Richard.

Dobbins, William, Commissary for Munster
-, deposition of

Dobree, Thomas

Dobson, Walter

Docwra, Henry, 1st Baron, payment to

Docwra,—, Anne, widow of
-, Theodore, 2nd Baron (1631—1646), his son, death and funeral of
-, friends and relations of

Dodde, John, petition of

Doddington, Sir Edward
-, widow of, see Cooke, Anne, Lady.
-, Sir William, letter to

Doddington, co. Lincoln, letters dated from

Doddingtree, co. Worcester, hundred of

Dodds or Dobbe, Richard

Dodson, Capt. Miles
-, Thomas
-, Major

Dodwell, co. Warwick

Doilie, see Doyly.

Dolbeire, Col.

Dolben, Mr.

Dolbier, Mr.

Domian, Mr.

Dominican Friar

Donagat, Ireland, lands called

Doncaster, Visct., see Hay, James.

Doncaster, William

Doncaster, co. York, document dated from

Done, Sir Ralph

Donington, co. Lincoln, lands in

Donnaghadie, co. Down, troops at

Donne, John
-, Dr. John
-, receipt by

Donner, Dr.

Dorcas, Cousin

Dorchester, Visc., see Carleton, Dudley.

Dorchester, co. Dorset
-, collector of the subsidy in
-, letter dated from
-, merchants of, petition of
-, Parliament Army at

Dorislaus, Dr., a Dutchman, appointed Reader of History in the University of Cambridge
-, letter of

Dorking, Surrey, resident at

Dormer, Robert, 1st Earl of Carnarvon
-, troop under

Dormer, Robert, Anna Sophia, Countess of Carnarvon, his wife
-, Alice, Lady Dormer, his mother

Dorrell, Thomas, and see Darell.

Dorrington, Alexander

Dorset, Earls of, see Sackville.

Dorset, co.
-, Deputy-Lieutenants of
-, High Sheriff of
-, loan in
-, Lord Lieutenant of, see Howard, Thomas, Earl of Suffolk.
-, places in
-, receiver for Crown lands in
-, soldiers in

Douay, book printed at
-, College, President of

Douglas, Robert, Lord Belhaven
-, William, 10th Earl of Angus
-, William, Earl of Morton, commission to
-, regiment of

Douglas, Lord Archibald
-, Sir Archibald
-, petition of
-, Lady Eleanor, see Davis.
-, George, petition of
-, Sir George, ambassador to Poland
-, petition of
-, James, his brother
-, Sir Robert, grant to
-, Captain William, letter of
-, Sir William, Sheriff of Teviotdale
-, signature of

Dove, Thomas, Bishop of Peterborough (ob. 1630)

Dover, Earl of, see Carey, Henry.

Dover
-, Castle
-, documents dated from
-, Governor of, see Boys, Sir Edward.
-, Lieutenants of, see Manwood, Sir John, Hippesley, Sir John.
-, grievances of
-, harbour of, boom for
-, King's Court at
-, the King to
-, Mayor of
-, letter of
-, jurats, and commonalty of
-, port of
-, searcher for

Dover, prison at
-, keeper of, see Dancey, Max.
-, the Queen to
-, Road
-, ships of or at
-, ships to or from

Dowce, Mr., Hants

Dowdalls, Surrey, manor of

Dowell, John

Dowland, John

Down, county, Ireland, troops in

Downes, Nathaniel, petition of
-, Roger, Vice-Chamberlain of Chester
-, petition of
-, William
-, Capt., pirate
-, Mr.
-, Mr., letter of

Downham, —

Downing, Capt. Joshua, keeper of the stores at Chatham
-, letter or notes of

Downs, the
-, castles and forts in
-, commander of
-, fight of Dutch and Spanish ships in
-, ships in
-, ships to or from

Dowrish, John

Dowse, Thomas, Inner Temple

Dowsell, John, letter of

Dowsy, John, certificate by

Dowtray, Sir Henry

Doyly or Doilie, Col. Charles, Governor of Newport Pagnell, letter of

Drake, Sir Francis (the late), expedition of, to Spain in 1587
-, ship of
-, Sir Francis
-, Henry
-, Mr., office of
-, Mr.

Draperies, new, manufacture of

Drayton, co. Salop, constable of

Dring, Sir Anthony, J.P., petition to

Drinkwater, soapmaker

Drum, Laird of, see Irving, Alexander.

Dryden, Sir Erasmus, petition of

Dublin, castle of, constable of
-, letters dated from
-, Cessation at
-, constable of
-, council at
-, customer of
-, documents dated from
-, governor of, see Jones, Col. Michael.
-, mayor and marshal of

Dublin, money or stores to
-, Parliament Commissioners at
-, port of
-, ships of
-, train of artillery for

Dublin, co., lighthouses for

Duck, Dr. Arthur

Ducke, Leonard

Ducket, Major Charles
-, receipt by

Ducy, Sir Robert, letter of

Dudley, Dick
-, Sir Robert
-, children of

Dudson, Thomas, deputy marshal of King's Bench Prison, reply by

Dugdale, William, Rouge Croix, letter of

Dumaresq, Dumaresque, Damaresque, or De Marick, Clement
-, Elie or Elias, Lieut.-Bailiff of Jersey
-, certificates, &c., by
-, Ely, deceased
-, Richard

Dumbarton, Castle of
-, governor of, see Henderson, Sir John.

Duncannon fort and garrison, Ireland, documents connected with

Duncombe, Edward
-, Oliver

Dundalk, Ireland, stores to

Dundee, constable of, see Scrimgeour, Sir John.

Dunfermline, Earl of, see Seaton, Charles.

Dungannon, Ireland, castle and town of

Dungevin, co. Derry, abbey of

Dunkeld, Bishop of, see Lindsay, Alex.

Dunkirk
-, Admiral of
-, documents dated from
-, merchants of
-, prison at
-, ships at or to
-, ships of, or Dunkirkers
-, on the English coasts
-, ships captured by
-, Sir Philip Carteret imprisoned at
-, travellers to or from

Dunklyn, Capt. John

Dunluce, co. Antrim, Ireland, letter dated from

Dunmow, Essex, hundred of

Dunne, Laird of

Dunning, Capt.

Dunsmore, Viscount, see Leigh, Francis.

Dunstable, co. Bedford

Dupplin, George, Viscount, letter of

Durell or Darell, John, called also Vavaseur fils Michell, Greffier of Jersey
-, letters of
-, signature of

Durham (city)
-, bishops of, see Neile, Richard (1617), Howson, John (1628), Montaigne, George (1628), Morton, Thomas (1632—1659).
-, bishopric of
-, lands in

Durham, co. Palatine of
-, agent for
-, Commissioners of Sewers in
-, Crown lands in, officers of, letter to
-, receivers for
-, departure of Scots army from
-, lands in
-, sheriff of
-, ship money in

Durie or Dury, John
-, letters of

Durmanew, Ireland, lands called

Durrant, John

Dusseldorf, troops near

Dutch, the, or Hollanders
-, church in London, see London, Dutch and French churches in.
-, fleet, fight of, with Spanish ships in the Downs
-, language, or Low Dutch
-, documents written in
-, verses in
-, merchants
-, pirates
-, prizes, and see Holland.
-, seamen
-, affidavit of
-, ship taken by
-, trade of

Dutton, Thomas, alias Ireland, priest
-, Thomas, attestation by
-, Capt. Thomas
-, authorization by

Dwight, William, petitions of

Dyar, James, town clerk of Bristol

Dye, Sergeant John

Dymock, Ensign