D

Daes, Alexander, and others, person put to the horn at the instance of

Dagger, William, keeper of the house of correction, Southwark, examination of

Dale, Henry, imprisoned at the Brill
-, discharged

Dalmahoy, Thomas, deer presented to the King by

Dalquharrane, lands of, in the sherif dome of Wigton, warrant for charter of

Dalrymple, Sir James, President of the College of Justice, Scotland, letter to
-, to be appointed a member of the Privy Council of Scotland
-, See also Leslie, John, Earl of Rothes.
-, — and Dalrymple, —, memorials of protection to

Dalzell, Thomas, of Binns, late Lieut.gen., to be appointed a member of the Privy Council of Scotland

Dam in Norway, vessel from

Danby, Earl of. See Osborne, Sir Thomas, Earl of Danby.

Danes, the, great defeat of, by the Swedes

Daniel, Charles, commission to

Daniell, Ingoldsby, commission to
-, company of, commission in
-, Sir Thomas, former company of, in the Foot Guards
-, commission in

Danish pass, a

Danson, Thomas, late Fellow of Magdalen College, "A Friendly Debate between Satan and Sherlock" by

Danvers, Col. Henry, warrant for release of

Danzig, notes concerning
-, articles presented by merchants trading to, and order in Council thereon
-, pass for

Darley, John, a famous carpenter and Quaker at Lisburn

Darrell, Major Nathaniel, Governor of Sheerness, letters of
-, letters to
-, order for delivery of the King of Sweden's goods desired by

Darrycote, John soldier, request that, be secured and examination of

Dartford, the game much destroyed about

Dartmouth, letters dated from
-, vessels of
-, governorship of, caveat concerning
-, captain and governor of, warrant for grant of place of
-, commission to be

Davenant, Sir William, deceased, services and sufferings of
-, Dame Mary, relict of, petition of
-, William, second son of, recommendation of, for a fellowship requested

Daventry, letter dated from
-, warrant for grant of fairs at

David, King, servants of, coming from the children of Ammon

Davidson, Alexander, letter of, mentioned

Davie, Robert, ensign in the Suffolk militia

Davies, Hugh, chirurgeon to the Samuel and Henry, charged with poisoning the captain
-, caveat against pardon to
-, tried and acquitted
-, Sir Thomas, Lord Mayor of London, letter of
-, Mr., newsletter to
-, copy of, obtained by Sir J. Narbrough

Davis, Mr., Commentary on Holy Scripture by
-, Mr., receiver of the hearthmoney for Herefordshire, sureties of
-, Mistress, stepdaughter of Mr. Tregonwell, report of intended marriage of, to Lord Berkeley's son

Daviss, Capt. Adam, trial of
-, and four of his crew, petition of

Davy, John, of Bideford, case of, about four ships gone to Newfoundland

Davys, Sir William, prime serjeant in Ireland, grant in reversion after

Dawson, John, collector at Yarmouth, letter of
-, certificates by
-, William, commission to

Deal, letters dated from
-, lists of ships in the Downs dated from
-, vessels arrived at
-, vessels that took corn in at, for Holland
-, boat of, copper gun swept and weighed by
-, shipwrecked men saved by
-, persons arrived at
-, refusal of pilots of, to serve on French men-of-war
-, report of burning of
-, epidemic and drought about
-, fevers prevalent about
-, storms at
-, report at, of conspiracy to betray Dutch towns to the French
-, thaw at
-, people at, pleased at money being voted for ships
-, the deputy of, persons sent prisoners by, to Sandwich
-, the trained bands of, commissions in
-, church, child of an Anabaptist baptized at
-, Road, letter dated from
-, and Dover, great rains between
-, vessel run aground between
-, and Dungeness, vessels between

Dean, the Forest of, warrant for permission to hunt and kill deer in
-, the last Eyre for, in 1635
-, the officers of. See Eyre, the Chief Justice in.

Deane, Mr., builder, at Lord Scudamore's and to do repairs at Queen's College
-, Mr., the Duke of Buckingham accompanied to the Tower by

Deas, Emmanuel, appointed by the Queen to receive the lading of the Soudades

Dee, the, Aberdeenshire, grant of privileges of building cruives on

Deer, warrant for moving from one park to another
-, presented to the King

Delaunay or Launay, Noah, a free denizen and button-maker, complaints of the button-makers of London against

Delaval, Sir Ralph, deputy vice-admiral of Lord Carlisle, letter of, and letter to
-, orders to, requested and persons to be examined by
-, examination sent to

Delinquents, estates of. See Crown lands.

Demascelay, Paul, a Venetian, petition of, referred

Dempsey, Lieut.-col. Laurence, petition of, referred

Demyske, Thomas, goldsmith, information of

Denbighland in Wales, caveat concerning the stewardship of

Denization, letters of, not to be granted to foreign masters or mariners
-, list of persons granted

Denmark, vessel of
-, carried into Leith on pretence of a Swedish commission
-, brought as prize into Kinsale
-, vessels of, few taken in the late war
-, three vessels of, the owners of, petition of
-, man-of-war of, English ship ill treated by
-, at war with France and Sweden
-, treaties with
-, difficulties of passes pursuant to
-, mentioned
-, passes pursuant to, rules for
-, fees on
-, pass according to, required
-, security given for return of passes in pursuance of
-, rules, &c., for granting passes in Scotland in pursuance of
-, in Ireland
-, memorial of, for the proclamation mentioned
-, Holland and Flanders not supplied as well as formerly from
-, Norwegian forces shipped for
-, defeat of the Swedish fleet by the fleets of, and Holland
-, embargo on English ships in
-, the fleet of, with an army on board between Landskron and Malmo
-, army of, landed in Sweden
-, success of, against Sweden
-, Iceland not supplied with corn from, as formerly
-, report that the French King would not make peace till, and the other confederates deliver up all the places taken from the King of Sweden
-, one per cent. in the Sound stipulated by
-, King of (Christian V.), customs on grain coming into Norway taken off by
-, embarked for Schonen
-, landed at the head of his army
-, Helsingborg besieged by
-, city belonging to, destroyed by lightning
-, at the head of his troops in the battle, and narrow escape of
-, Queen of, gone to Elsinore

Denny, William, rector of East Harling, Norfolk, letter of
-, fined for non-residence
-, warrant for remittal to, of the King's moiety of the fine

Densley, Walter, receipt by

Deptford, vessel of
-, Strand, the Master, wardens, &c., of the Trinity House at, difference between, and Sir John Clayton about proposed lighthouse near Lowestoft
-, report of, about Sir J. Clayton's proposals to be delivered to him

Derby, letter dated from
-, letter written by Lord Ogle to, mentioned
-, people of, affrighted by reports of incendiary fires
-, royal approbation of election of town clerk, coroner and steward of the Court leet of
-, certificate of election of town clerk of
-, Earl of. See Stanley, William, Earl of Derby
-, Mayor of. See Walker, Edward

Dering, Sir Edward, at a meeting of country gentlemen
-, Edward, a commissioner for the distribution of the Hamburg money
-, Mr. Missenden informed by, of all the proceedings

Desbordes, the three Sieurs, pass for

Desborow, Major-General John, at a Nonconformist meeting at Yar mouth
-, still at Yarmouth

Devell, Capt. John, commander of the Virgin Mary, boast by, of making an English ship strike

Devereaux, Edward, captain in the Suffolk militia

Devereux, Walter, grant to, mentioned

Devizes, the, reported design to burn
-, the County Court of Wiltshire removed to

Devonshire, the sheriff of, return made by
-, Earl of. See Cavendish, William, Earl of Devonshire

Deweye, Josias, of the Mint in South wark, delivery of powder to, requested

Dickens, Mr., to proceed in his intended grant of the woodwardship of the New Forest

Dickenson, John, lieutenant in the Suffolk militia

Dickson, John, of Whitslead, warrant for gift to

Dieppe, vessel pretended for
-, passenger for

Digby, Essex, Bishop of Dromore, church to be consecrated by
-, Robert, Lord Digby, nephew of, ill health of
-, Kildare, father of, Lord Digby, and brother of, deaths of, in Dublin

Dikson, John, letter of

Dillington,Sir Robert, letter of
-, visit of, to Dr. Butler

Dillon, Col. Cary, warrant for grant to, and reports on petitions of, recited
-, grant to, of pension in reversion mentioned
-, memorandum of grants in Ireland since pretence of
-, memorandum of benefits received by, since the restoration
-, the Duke of Monmouth's letters patent obstructed by
-, Wentworth, Earl of Roscommon, warrant for swearing as Captain of the Band of Pensioners
-, paper delivered by, on behalf of the Band
-, clerk of the cheque to the Band displaced by
-, to answer Mr. Thomas' petition
-, case between, and Mr. Thomas heard before the Privy Council
-, order revoked at desire of

Dimock, Mr., a Popish priest belonging to the Portuguese ambassador, to be brought before the Privy Council
-, to be taken into custody

Disney, Matthew, petition of
-, Thomas, letter of

Dix, Mr., of Lisburn

Dixon, Thomas, messenger, warrants to

Dobbs, Mr., the lawyer

Dod, George, killing of
-, —, Popish and unlicensed books belonging to

Doggett, George, and Elias Hutchings, warrant for pardon to

Dolben, John, D.D., Bishop of Rochester, as Lord Almoner, warrant for delivery of the Maundy money to
-, summoned to meetings of the King's ministers
-, person recommended to, for the Maundy charity
-, See also Finch, Sir Heneage, Lord Finch, Lord Chancellor.
-, Sir William, Bencher of the Inner Temple, recommended for the Recordership of London
-, warrant to

Doleman, Sir Thomas
-, grant to, of clerkship of the Council in reversion
-, in possession

Dolphingstoun, lands of, and other lands, warrant for exonerating

Domville, Sir William, AttorneyGeneral of Ireland, order to

Don, Sir Alexander, of Newtown, and Patrick, his youngest son, warrant for charter to

Donalsone, James, of London, mer chant, statement by

Donegall, Earl and Countess of. See Chichester, Arthur and Laetitia, Earl and Countess Dowager of Donegall

Donne, Chamberleyn, affidavit by

Dorchester, letter dated from, and elec tion at
-, Marquis of. See Pierrepont Henry, Marquis of Dorchester

Dore, Henry, wheelwright, former mayor of New Town
-, elected mayor
-, Mary and others, John Briard v., notes of case of

Dorset, report of persons apprehended in, who designed to burn towns
-, approbation of deputy lieutenants of, requested
-, granted
-, Earl of. See Sackville, Richard, Earl of Dorset

Dort, the town of, Fellowship of Merchant Adventurers hitherto protected by
-, removal of the Scots Staple from

Dottin, Gregory, Jerome Stone and Peter Bird, certificate by, men tioned

Doughty, Major, friend of Capt. Huntingdon

Douglas, George, Earl of Dumbarton, letter to
-, forbidden to raise recruits for his regiment
-, James, Marquis of Douglas, to be admitted a member of the Privy Council of Scotland
-, commission to
-, William, killed near Tangier, warrant for gift of escheat of
-, Elizabeth Mowat, relict of, warrant for gift to
-, William, of Dornock and Isobell Allane, his spouse, warrant for charter to
-, William, Earl of Queensberry, commission in place of
-, Sir William, of Cavers, deceased, warrant for gift of the ward and non-entry of all lands which pertained to
-, William, son of, warrant for gift of the marriage of
-, younger children of, gifts in the above warrants intended for the benefit of

Dove, Mr.

Dover, letters dated from
-, certificate dated from
-, reports from
-, vessels of
-, packet-boat of, forced into the Downs
-, packet-boats of, request for payment to the masters of, for provisions for subjects brought over by them
-, vessels for
-, vessel purposely run ashore near
-, vessel to stop at
-, vessels sent into
-, passengers to, or from
-, report of burning of
-, Dunkirk privateer detained at
-, person imprisoned at, for transporting wool
-, vessels that took in corn at, for Holland
-, horses shipped from, to France
-, Admiralty of, the, French privateer arrested by
-, Mayor of, the, letter to
-, Trinity House at, the, report of, on Sir J. Clayton's proposals to be delivered to him
-, and Deal, great rains between
-, ship run aground between
-, and Dungeness, English ship taken by Calais capers between
-, and Beachy, ships sent to cruise between
-, and Calais, ship cruising between
-, Castle, letter dated from
-, flags struck by ships passing

Dowdall, Laurence, rent charge to, out of the abbey of Knocktopher

Dowling, William, attorney at Andover, letter in favour of

Down survey in Ireland, the

Down, co., pretty free of Tories

Downham, Isle of Ely, rectory of, warrant for dispensation for holding, with another living

Downing, Abraham, late King's skinner
-, Sir George, letters of
-, letters to
-, to consult with Secretary Coventry
-, and his colleagues, the late Commissioners about revisions, the resolution of the States about them transmitted to
-, Philadelphia, daughter of, grant of denization to
-, John, commission to
-, Capt. John, company of, commission in
-, Major, of the Prince of Friezland's regiment wounded before Maestricht
-, —, printer, book against Pædobaptism printed by

Downs, the, letters dated from, or from vessel in
-, lists of vessels in
-, vessels in
-, vessels arrived in
-, vessels for, or from
-, vessel formerly in
-, to stop at
-, ordered to
-, vessels passed through
-, departure of vessels from
-, the commander in chief in
-, mathematical instruments sent to, for Mr. Sheeres
-, St. Malo privateer brought into
-, copper gun swept and weighed in
-, person arrived in
-, privateer chased into
-, fly-boat run down in
-, and Fairlight, frigate to ply between

Downton, Richard, pardon for assault on
-, warrant for pardon to

Dowse, —, a coalheaver in the New Market near Vere Street, alleged to have caused a person to set fire to houses
-, not to be heard of in the New Market

Dowsinge, Bence, lieutenant in the Suffolk militia

Doyley, Sir William, a friend of Capt. Huntington
-, and his son-in-law, Robert Suckling, orders of Council about Capt. Clarke in the hands of

Drake, John, letter recommending

Draper, Capt. Robert, a poor knight of Windsor, to be restored to his place
-, scandal between, and Judith Neal, his servant
-, restoration of, mentioned

Drayton, letter dated from

Dreddan, George, master of the Jannett of Glasgow, to come to London to answer for his contempt

Drew, Roger, master of the Industry, robbed by an Ostender and Flushinger

Drogheda, letter dated from
-, letter addressed to
-, usquebaugh from

Dromcroe and other lands in Fermanagh, petition for portion of, referred

Dromore, Bishop of. See Digby, Essex, Bishop of Dromore

Drontheim (Trondhjem), the only constant traders to, from London

Drumcondraught, Meath, market at

Drummathertie. See Cappeth.

Drummond, James, Earl of Perth, deceased, commission in place of
-, Lieut.-Gen. William, commission in place of

Drungie, lands of, and other lands in the stewartry of Menteath and shirefdome of Perth, warrant for charter of

Duart, Mr., assignment by, mentioned

Dublin, letters dated from
-, report dated from
-, vessels of
-, vessels from, or for
-, travellers from, or to
-, lighthouse erected near
-, the Lord Lieutenant probably arrived at
-, application for recommendation to a place in the Custom House at
-, warrant for appointment of chirurgeon to the hospital at, in reversion
-, Sir G. Rawdon intending for
-, at
-, departure of, from
-, rise of exchange at
-, friezes for Lord Conway from
-, full of Irish on account of the Court for settling the transplanters in Connaught
-, hard frost at
-, complaints of the severity of the Farmers of the Customs at
-, deaths of Lord Digby and his son at
-, the Lord Mayor and citizens of, warrant for grant to, of the inland customs of Dublin
-, Archbishop of. See Boyle, Michael, Archbishop of Dublin
-, places in, or near:—
-, Ormond's Gate and the Mar shalsea
-, the Phoenix Park near, warrant for grant of forfeited undisposed of lands in lieu of
-, Castle, letters dated from
-, order or warrant dated from
-, County of, petition for grant of remainder of lands in

Duchraw, lands of, warrant for charter of

Duckett, Richard, letter of

Duckinfield, —, former keeper of a prison

Duddlestone, Thomas, of Bristol. see Harris, John

Dudelstone, John, certificate by
-, See also Scroope, Thomas

Dudhop. See Miltoun

Duffe, John, prisoner in Trim gaol, petition and case of, and order for reprieve of
-, house of, rebel who took refuge in

Duke, Charles, ensign to Sir C. Musgrave's company, leave of absence for, requested
-, granted

Dulahide, Capt. Richard. See Fitzpatrick, Lieut.-col.

Dullard, William. See Fitzpatrick, Lieut.-col.

Dumbarton, Earl of. See Douglas, George, Earl of Dumbarton

Dunbar, John, petition of, referred
-, Sir John, grandfather of, lands in Fermanagh granted to
-, —, umquhile of Westfield, warrant for gift of lands and barony which pertained to
-, —, now of Westfield, warrant for gift of marriage of

Duncombe, Sir John, grant of chancellorship of the Exchequer to, revoked
-, Stint, commission to
-, requested

Duncrub, lands and barony of, warrant for charter of

Dundalk, the Archbishop of Armagh at
-, troop sent to garrison at

Dundee, lands and barony of, and office of constable of burgh of, with the burgh of barony of Rattenraw, warrant for charter of
-, the Constable of, warrant for payment of fines to, for repairs of the harbour at

Dundonald, Earl of. See Cochrane, Sir William, Earl of Dundonald

Dungannon, Lord. See Trevor, Marcus, Viscount Dungannon

Dungeness or the Ness, Dutch ships sailed from
-, Dutch men-of war at
-, Ostender met off
-, pretended English flyboat taken off
-, Ostend caper taken off
-, sloops lurking off
-, vessels under
-, vessels lost off
-, and Dover, English ships taken by Calais capers between
-, and Deal, vessels between
-, and Fairlight and the Downs, frigates to ply between

Dunkeld, the Dean and Chapter of, congé d'élire and letter missive to

Dunkirk, traveller to
-, Irish ship seized by privateer of, and carried into
-, man-of-war of, taken by the Dutch
-, English ships carried into
-, Englishmen put ashore at
-, sloops of, stopped on complaint of merchants
-, English master and men carried into, and kept prisoners at
-, privateers of, arrested
-, English ships taken by
-, plundered by
-, imprisonment of person who went to, to procure the release of Scottish ships

Dunnoon, Easter. See Inchkeith

Dunstable, Sir J. Williamson mistaken for the Duke of York at

Dunster, Giles, surveyor general of the Customs

Duport, Dr. James, master of Magdalene College, Cambridge, letter of
-, letters to
-, requested
-, Capt., commander of a French ship, ship of, blown up

Duppa, Thomas, letter to
-, sent by the King with William Dutton

Duras, Louis de, Lord Duras, letter of
-, desirous to have his warrant for annuities on the Irish establishment altered
-, warrant for grant of viscountcy and earldom to
-, warrant for grant of barony, viscountcy and earldom to, in remainder
-, desires Col. George Legge to be sent for
-, report of, assisting George Legge to be made a lord
-, Mary, wife of, Lady Duras, death of

Durel, Mr., François de la Motte assisted by

Durham, William, B.D., chaplain to the Duke of Monmouth, to be admitted D.D.

Durham, letter dated from
-, Thomas Musgrave summoned to
-, dispute about the right of disposing of the prebends of
-, the Dean and Chapter of, letters to
-, Bishop of. See Crew, Nathaniel, D.D., Bishop of Durham

Durhame, Susanna, letters of
-, husband of, employment requested for

Durward, Philip, information of

Dutch, the, diligent in preparing for the next campaign
-, papers of the Commissioners that treated with
-, Madagascar and all the places the French had in the East Indies taken by
-, ships lent by, to bring home the garrisons of the places taken
-, ships destroyed by, in the Elbe
-, amazed at the taking of Condé
-, the late war against
-, Swedish and Danish ships taken in
-, Englishman who served in a Dutch flagship in
-, fight in the Mediterranean between the French and
-, soldier who served in all the engagements against
-, De Ruyter's loss bemoaned by
-, defeat of the Swedish fleet by the Danes and
-, delighted at the defeat of the Swedes
-, victory of the French at Palermo over
-, expectations of, wholly fixed on Maestricht
-, fitting out a squadron to reinforce their, and the Spanish fleet in the Mediterranean
-, Cayenne and Martinico taken by
-, Mariegalante taken by, and intended attack by, on Guadeloupe prevented
-, French ships taken by, in Canada and the West Indies
-, French men-of war taken and destroyed at Hispaniola by
-, reported brush at sea between the French and
-, report of a private peace between the French and
-, not enough concerned for Flanders
-, suggestion that, should address the Parliament of England

Dutch ambassador in London, the, packet for
-, visited by Sir J. Williamson
-, memorial and papers presented to the King by
-, See also Beuningen, Heer van
-, commander, a accused of speaking treasonable words against the King
-, doggers and busses taken
-, doggers and men-of-war off Flamborough Head
-, fleet, supposed from St. Ubes
-, from St. Ubes or Lisbon and, fleet outward-bound off the Lizard
-, passed by Deal
-, off the Start
-, off the Goodwin
-, vessel sent from Amsterdam with ammunition for
-, commanded by Heer Allemonde arrived home
-, from Cadiz
-, man-of-war, a, Hamburg ship retaken by
-, and three French men of-war, fight between
-, Algerine man-of-war taken by
-, at Falmouth
-, English ship taken by a Dunkirk privateer retaken by
-, arrived at Plymouth
-, men-of-war at St. Helens Road
-, sailed from
-, arrived at Plymouth
-, departure of, for Holland
-, passed through Hastings Bay
-, Dunkirk man-of-war taken by
-, watching French men-ofwar in the Downs
-, two, come into the Downs
-, sailed from
-, cruising between the Seames and Belle-isle
-, at Plymouth
-, design to destroy
-, sailed for the Mediterranean
-, fitting for the Mediterranean
-, two, arrested by the Governor of Gravesend to oblige some English and Scottish mariners to leave them
-, and merchantmen at Plymouth
-, two, departure of, from Falmouth
-, at Spithead
-, gone home
-, commanded by Heer Allemonde, to be allowed to winter in Portsmouth or Plymouth
-, nine, bound for the West Indies met off the Northern Cape
-, at Cowes
-, gone to Holland
-, that sailed from the Isle of Wight, return of
-, nearly lost by mountains of ice on their own coast
-, sailed for Holland
-, merchantmen, at Cowes
-, and men of-war sailed from Dungeness
-, and convoys from Cadiz
-, merchants, passengers to Harwich
-, passports
-, pleasure-boat, freedom for, desired
-, privateer or caper, a, come into Yarmouth
-, prizes taken by
-, privateers or capers, complaints against, of plundering English ships
-, off Falmouth
-, French prize sent into Rye by
-, prizes taken by, near the Havana
-, at Montserrat
-, at Falmouth
-, French West Indiamen taken by
-, gone to Holland with their prizes
-, prizes, gift of iron ordnance formerly taken in
-, and French man-of-war off Scarborough
-, seamen killed in the Danish army
-, service, the, men listed for
-, Englishmen deserting from, endeavours to stop
-, person who remained in, during the late war
-, ship, a, chased by a French man-of-war off Deal
-, sent into the Humber as prize
-, French privateer not to be allowed to break bulk of
-, with ammunition at Plymouth
-, men on Harwich ships for Russia cast away, brought back by
-, from Surinam
-, ships, sent to sea by Englishmen, who had got passes
-, with English passes in the Downs
-, pretended to be English in the Downs
-, condemned at St. Malo
-, for St. Ubes
-, from Gottenberg
-, cast away
-, squadron in the West Indies
-, Vice-Admiral killed at Messina, body of, on Dutch man of-war at Spithead
-, West India Company, the, letter of
-, mentioned
-, the Royal African Company permitted to treat with, for restraining interlopers

Dutchmen on French privateers at Tynemouth to be searched for and examined

Dutton, William, former keeper of Castle Doe, letter of
-, father of, former keeper of Castle Doe

Dwyer, Capt. Richard. See Fitzpatrick, Lieut.-col

Dyer, George, servant of Capt. Lanyon, letters of
-, —, printer, book printed by, seized

Dyke, Thomas, of Horeham, Sussex, grant of baronetcy to

E

Eardisley, Herefordshire, letter dated from

Earle, George, of St. Mary's parish, Islington, warrant for pardon to
-, —, of Colinton, commission in place of

Earthenware, importation of painted, prohibited

East Church, Isle of Sheppey, rectory of, petition concerning, and grant of, recited
-, warrant for grant of

East Country, the, vessels for

East Grinstead, person found guilty at the assizes at
-, vicarage of, warrant for dispensation for holding another living with

East India Company, the, letter to
-, warrant for charter to, confirming the charters of 3 April, 1661, and 27 March, 1668
-, ships built by
-, interference by the King about the election of governor and sub-governor of
-, letters about the security and credit of
-, ketch put out by, to meet the homeward-bound East India ships
-, governors of, orders of, mentioned
-, 40,000l. lent to the King by

East Indiaman, a Dutch, taken by Algerines

East Indiamen from the Thames
-, arrived in the Downs
-, sailed from the Downs
-, not passed the Isle of Wight
-, Dutch, French man-of-war taken by
-, at Falmouth, English and Scots on board, taken ashore
-, departure of

East Indies, the, vessels for, or from
-, suggestion about passes to
-, all the places the French had in, taken by the Dutch
-, great mortality in
-, note about the sheathing of ships for

East Lothian and the Constabulary of Haddington, militia of, commissions in

East Pens and Gray (? Grouais), caper met between

East Seas, the, concerns of the Merchant Adventurers in

Eastland, the, vessels for
-, Company, the, the Governor, &c., of, letter to
-, Act about (25 Car. II. c. 7)

Easton Mauduit, Northamptonshire, letters dated from
-, letter from, mentioned

Eddowes, Robert, grant in reversion after

Edenhall, letters dated from

Edgehill, intention of Gen. Lambert to rise about

Edinbillie Napier, lands and barony of, warrant for charter of

Edinburgh, letters dated from
-, letters from, mentioned
-, pretended letter from
-, proclamation dated from
-, vessel of, brought into Morlaix
-, the Lord Provost of, passes for ships to be granted by

Edisbury, Kenrick, of Hammersmith, petition of, referred
-, petition of
-, warrant for patent to

Edmonstoun, John, deceased, David, eldest son of, warrant for charter on resignation of

Edmonton, words and conduct of the Duke of Buckingham at

Edstorth, William, to be appointed gentleman porter of Sandown Castle

Edward IV, King, charter of, to Canterbury

Edward VI, King, advowson granted by

Edwards, John, M.A., recommended for lectureship at Huntingdon
-, William, M.A., of St. Edmund's Hall, sent to appear before the referees on the question about proctors

Edwin, Jonathan, pamphlet to be published for

Egerton, Ralph, commission to

Eglescliffe, rectory of, person recommended for

Eglinton, Earl of. See Montgomery, Alexander, Earl of Eglinton

Elbe, the, concerns of the Merchant Adventurers in
-, papers about the distribution of the compensation for ships destroyed in

Elbing, request that English merchants be allowed the use of the inland streams from Danzig to

Eldred, Nathaniel, sometime merchant in Leith, and the heirs and executors of Jonathan, warrant for discharge to
-, lands acquired from
-, Mr.

Electors, notes of precedents whether the second ambassadors of, are to be treated equally with the first

Elephantes, near Bombay

Elibank, Lord. See Murray, Patrick, Lord Elibank.

Elizabeth, Queen, the time of, ban of the Empire against all Englishmen in
-, ward kept at Castle Doe since
-, treaty of, with Denmark

Elliot, Richard, commission to

Ellis, Richard, collector of customs, Exeter, certificate by
-, Samuel, petition of, referred
-, Thomas, information of
-, Thomas. See Browne, Henry.
-, W., letter of
-, Mr.

Ellison, Timothy, presentation of

Ellsworth, Richard, letter of

Ellot, Thomas, cutler of Three Crowns Alley, Minories, examination of

Elmhirst, Thomas, affidavit by

Elphingstoun, John, Lord Elphings toun, letter to, and letter of, mentioned
-, warrant for pension to
-, warrant for a gift of recognition to
-, warrant for payment to
-, arms seized by
-, to be admitted a member of the Privy Council of Scotland

Elsingburgh. See Helsingborg

Elsinore, vessels from
-, vessel detained at for want of a pass
-, vessel at
-, the Queen of Denmark at

Elson, James, affidavit by

Elsted, Edward, commission to

Eltham, manor and parish of, Kent, petition concerning, referred

Elton, George, surveyor to the commissioners of the Customs, certificate by, mentioned

Ely, Bishop of. See Gunning, Peter, D.D., Bishop of Ely.
-, the Isle of, no one in, willing to go to Flanders without security for pay, &c.

Elyott, Thomas, Groom of the Bedchamber, caveat on behalf of
-, plot of ground at New market granted to
-, and Henry Progers, grant to
-, wife of, caveat on behalf of
-, warrant for grant to

Elzevir [Daniel], of Amsterdam, the true copy of John Milton's State Letters committed to, to be printed
-, Mr. Pitts, bookseller, desirous to make an agreement with

Embargo, warrant for an, on all ships for Virginia or Maryland
-, on all such ships
-, petition for taking off, mentioned

Emerson, Corporal, death of

Emmet, Morris, junior, bricklayer, warrant for grant to

Emperor, the (Leopold), the French defeated by forces of
-, report that, has pardoned the rebels in Hungary and is drawing all his forces thence against the French

Empress, the, expenses of mourning for

Enfield Chace, expenses of rebuilding lodge in

England, Sir George, made colonel of the Yarmouth militia
-, unfitness of
-, a subscriber to the address to Richard, Protector
-, made a justice of Yarmouth in 1666
-, a justice of Yarmouth
-, family of, animosity between, and Capt. Huntington
-, son-in-law of. See Thaxter, Edmund
-, See also Thaxter, Edmund, and Huntington, Richard
-, Benjamin, son of, one of the new bailiffs at Yarmouth
-, See also Huntington, Richard
-, Thomas, son of, made a captain of the Yarmouth militia
-, a justice of Yarmouth

England, vessels from, in Holland laden with corn
-, statement of the laws of, regulating the payment of debts of a deceased person
-, treaties between, and Denmark, Spain, the United Provinces, and Sweden, and Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli
-, fashions obsolete in France brought as new to
-, what French stuffs cannot be made in
-, export of wool from, prohibited
-, the separate treaty between, and Holland, opposition of the Swedes when mediators to
-, protest of the Swedes against, mentioned
-, effects of mediation by, unlikely to be advantageous to
-, fears in France of an occasion of a breach with
-, the woollen manufacture much decayed by the exportation of wool from
-, report that the Prince of Orange is come or coming to, incognito
-, alleged losses of the King on tobacco exported from, to Ireland
-, suggestion that a firm union be cemented between, and Holland
-, the North of caveat concerning the forfeiture of a gentleman in
-, the West of, colliers for

English, messengers appointed to see what, resorted to the Portuguese ambassador's chapel

English, the, reported punishment of French privateers for affronts to
-, differences between, and the Portuguese at Bombay

English Channel, the, Algerine ships in
-, consul at Algiers, the, affronted
-, doggers taken by French privateer
-, fleet of, merchantmen from France
-, fly-boat, a pretended, taken by a Calais privateer
-, gentleman arrived at Harwich
-, manufactures interfered with by foreign
-, suggestion that only, should be worn by the King
-, merchantmen at Cowes
-, at Barbados
-, brought into St. Malo and detained.
-, merchants, complaint that, carried on a complicated interest with the Dutch
-, regiments in the Dutch service marched to Maestricht
-, ship, taken by Sallee men ofwar
-, Spaniards taken out of, by Algerines
-, brought as prize into Calais
-, taken by French privateers and retaken by the Dutch and carried into Rotterdam, petition concerning
-, and goods unjustly condemned in France
-, taken by a Dunkirk privateer and retaken by a Dutch man-of-war and carried to Amsterdam
-, plundered by a Turks man-of-war
-, ships, outrages on, by Ostend privateers
-, plundered by Dutch, French or Ostend capers
-, stopped by the French on account of the tobacco duty
-, taken by St. Malo privateers
-, embargo on, in Denmark
-, taken by French privateers, ill proceedings of Sir E. Leighton with reference to clearing of
-, examination of Sir E. Leighton about his negotiation concerning
-, outrages on, by French privateers
-, complaint of the taking of, by the French
-, reported order of the French King for carrying in all, bound for any place at war with him, unless they have his pass
-, taken by the rebels in Virginia
-, arrived at Rye
-, edict of the French King against molestation of, by his ships of war or privateers
-, with the King of England's passes brought into St. Malo notwithstanding the said edict
-, carried into Algiers
-, stuffs passed off as French

Englishman on French privateer at Tynemouth to be searched for and examined

Englishmen, ban of the Empire against all
-, from captured English ships landed at Dunkirk
-, slaves on Algerine man of-war freed
-, deserting the Dutch service, endeavours to stop
-, goods claimed by, in the Bordeaux fleet afterwards proved to be French
-, taken ashore from Dutch East Indiamen

Ennis assizes, the Earl of Thomond to be at the

Ent, Sir George, letter to

Equation, an

Ermington, vicarage of, and chapel of Kingstone, Devon, presentation to

Ernley, Sir John
-, letter to
-, grant to, of offices of Chancellor and Under-Treasurer of the Exchequer

Erroll, Earl of. See Hay, Francis, Earl of Erroll.

Erskine, Alexander, Earl of Kellie, to be admitted a member of the Privy Council of Scotland
-, Charles, Earl of Mar, warrant for charter to
-, commission to
-, to be admitted a member of the Privy Council of Scotland
-, David, of Dun, warrant for charter on resignation of

Essex, muster of the militia of

Eton, letter dated from

Enston or Euston Hall, letters dated from
-, visits of the King to
-, the Queen at
-, intelligence of Sir R. Carr from

Evans, Morris, recommended for presentation to a living
-, and William Williams, dispute between
-, Thomas, warrant for grant to

Evelin, Capt., of the Rebecca, news brought by, from Virginia

Everton, letter dated from

Every, John, high sheriff of Dorset, dispensation to

Evesham, letter dated from

Ewbancke, Henry. See Castle, William.

Ewins, Thomas, bill of
-, receipt to

Exchequer, the, grant of the offices of Chancellor and Under-Treasurer of
-, docquets of warrants to
-, the Court of, matter referred by, to the Navy Commissioners

Excise, the, several farmers of, robbed by confederates of Hutchins
-, the farmers of, reported intention to change
-, proposals to be received for the new farm of
-, pension of the Duke of Monmouth on

Exeter, letters dated from
-, persons brought from, for execution
-, the laws against Nonconformists put in execution at
-, archdeaconry of, caveat concerning
-, the Duke of Albemarle at
-, departure of the Duke from
-, bishopric of, election to
-, warrant for restitution of temporalities of
-, the officers of the port of, certificate by
-, canonry at, letter recommending to
-, the Chapter House at, certificate dated from
-, the Custom House at, certificate dated from
-, the Dean and Chapter of, congés d'élire and letters missive to
-, certificate by
-, Bishop of. See Sparrow, Anthony, D.D., and Lamplugh, Thomas, D.D., Bishops of Exeter.
-, Earl of. See Cecil, John, Earl of Exeter.
-, Mayor of. See Glyde, William.

Exton, John. See Parker, Thomas.
-, Dr. Thomas, Advocate General, and Samuel Franklin, the King's proctor, warrant to

Eyre, Thomas, wastes seized into the King's hands by

Eyre, the Chief Justice in, on this side Trent and the officers of the Forest of Dean, warrant to
-, reference to, and report by, recited