D

D., J. L., letter from
-, mentioned

Dale, Samuel, of Braintree, information against
-, warrant for apprehension of

Dalemaine, Cumberland, letter dated at

Dalzell, Lieut.-General [Thomas]

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

Dangerfield, Thomas, narrative written by, mentioned

Daniell (Daniel), Peter, Alderman, confirmed first Sheriff of London

Danish fleet, French join with
-, suffers by storm

Danube, River
-, Duke of Lorraine encamped on bridge of Vienna on

Danvers, Colonel

Danzig (Dantzic)

Darby, John, stationer, examinations of
-, "a most dangerous, desperate fellow,"

Dare, —, escape of, to be prosecuted
-, Thomas, letter from
-, mentioned

Darlington, Durham, letter dated at
-, Scotchmen apprehended in
-, Bailiff of. See Wiston, Richard.
-, postmaster of. See Finley, Thomas.

Dartmouth, Devon
-, See also Clifton-DartmouthHardness.

Dartmouth, Lord. See Legge, George, first Lord Dartmouth.

Dashwood, Francis, letter to
-, Samuel
-, chosen second Sheriff of London
-, desires to be excused but King cannot dispense with him
-, signs bond for holding office

Dauphin. See Louis.

Davenant, [Charles], suggestion that he will give shelter to Monmouth

Davenport, Captain Henry, High Sheriff of Shropshire
-, letter to
-, note by
-, houses (to be) searched for arms by
-, information delivered to

Daventry, Northants., address from, mentioned

David, Lovison, pass for

Davis, Henry, permission to, to pass watches and guards
-, pass for
-, Roger, commander of East India Merchant, warrant for commission to
-, Samuel, prisoner in Portugal, petition on behalf of

Davison, Timothy, letter from

Day, John, ship carpenter of Emsworth, letter from
-, mentioned

Daydon, William, letter from
-, certificate as to information of

Deal, Kent
-, letter from, cited
-, advisability of having arms at
-, Governor of
-, Trained Bands of, muster of

Dedford [? Deptford]

Deering. See Dering.

Degge, Sir Simon

Delamere (Delamer), Lady. See Booth, Elizabeth, Lady Delamere.
-, Lord. See Booth, George, first Lord Delamere.

Delvall (del Valle, del Wale), Mons., Spanish Minister in Paris
-, letter from, mentioned

Dendre (Dender), River, Flanders

Denham, near Uxbridge, Bucks.
-, letter dated at

Denmark, King of. See Christian V, King of Denmark.
-, Ministers from, conference with about marriage treaty
-, Hereditary Prince of. See George, Prince of Denmark.
-, See also Danish fleet.

Deptford. See Dedford.

Derby, letters, etc., dated at
-, Mayor of. See Newton, Roger.
-, member of Parliament for. See Vernon, George.

Derby, Earl of. See Stanley, William George Richard, ninth Earl of Derby.

Derbyshire, arms taken in
-, Deputy Lieutenants of, five, letter from
-, account from, mentioned
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Cavendish, William, third Earl of Devonshire.
-, muster master of

Dereham, Anne, wife of Henry, petition of (for leave to see her husband)
-, Henry
-, petition of (for support in confinement)
-, presented to Council

Dering (Deering), Colonel, his house searched

Derry, Ireland

Derry, Mrs., warrant to search house of

Desborough, Valentine, son of MajorGeneral [John] Desborough, information against
-, warrant for apprehension of

Devizes, the, Wilts.
-, sessions at

Devonshire
-, disposition to rise in
-, assizes for
-, Deputy Lieutenants of, nine, letter from
-, Grand Jury for, presentment of
-, High Sheriff of, agent for. See Norman, John.
-, Justices of, seventeen, letter from
-, Justices of Assizes in, petition to
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Monck, Christopher, second Duke of Albemarle.

Devonshire, Earl of. See Cavendish, William, third Earl of Devonshire.

Dewsbury, Yorks.

Dick, Sir James. See Priestfield.

Dick's coffee-house, Henry Trenchard's chamber at

Dickenson, — [? Henry Dickinson (q.v.)], to give bail for appearance before Council

Dickinson, — (1663)
-, Henry, warrant for apprehension of, See also Dickenson.

Dickison, John, of Canterbury, "Fanatic of long standing,"

Didcot, Richard, journeyman weaver in Golden Lane, information concerning

Digby, Lady Frances, Lady Digby, daughter of Earl of Gainsborough, warrant for her precedency as earl's daughter
-, John, third Earl of Bristol, Lord Lieutenant of Dorset
-, letters from
-, mentioned
-, letter to
-, mentioned
-, Simon, fourth Lord Digby

Diggs, Sir Robert, information concerning
-, to attend Council

Dikes, Cuthbert, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned

Dillingham, Joseph, hackney coachman, warrant for allowing him to ply

Dillington

Dillington, Sir Robert

Dilston, Wilts.

Dinton, Bucks.
-, warrants to search in

Dixmude (Dixmouden), Flanders, flying camp at
-, not yet evacuated

Dixon, Robert, military commission to

Doddington, Northumberland, letter addressed to persons at

Dodsworth, Mr., counsel for Lord Russell

Doiley, Sir John

Dolben, Dr. John, Bishop of Rochester and Dean of Westminster, afterwards Archbishop of York
-, letters to
-, recommended for archbishopric of York
-, appointed Archbishop
-, warrant for assent to election of
-, translation of
-, warrant for restitution of temporalities to

Dolman, John, convicted of clipping, warrant for reprieve of

Domville, Sir William, Attorney General of Ireland, reports of, cited

Doncaster, Yorks.
-, person suspected to be Rumbold apprehended about
-, order of sessions at, mentioned

Donegal, county

Donnington, Mr., information of, mentioned

Donyatt (Dunnyet), Somerset

Dorchester
-, news sent to Baptists in
-, county gaol at, Battiscombe (q.v.) committed to

Dore, Mrs. Melior, letter to
-, warrant for apprehension of
-, Thomas, inquiries to be made about
-, warrant for apprehension of
-, information concerning

Dorking, Surrey, letter dated at

Dorrington, William, reference on petition of (for lease of duty of post groats)

Dorset, abuses in peculiars of
-, conventicles in
-, disaffected persons bound over to assizes in
-, search for arms in
-, quarter sessions of
-, commission of peace for
-, deputy lieutenancy of
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, and militia officers of, orders to, mentioned
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Digby, John, third Earl of Bristol.

Dorset and Middlesex, Earl of. See Sackville, Charles, sixth Earl of Dorset and first Earl of Middlesex.

Dotthill, Salop

Double, Robert, reference on petition of (about alienation of lands of Naas)

Douch, John, and wife
-, examination of, mentioned
-, William
-, examination of, mentioned

Douglas, George, Earl of Dumbarton, going to Paris
-, passes for
-, desires a yacht
-, John, Lord Stanehouse
-, William, ninth Earl of Morton
-, William, first Marquess of Queensberry, Treasurer Principal of Scotland
-, letter from, mentioned
-, warrants to
-, alias for Robert Martin (q.v.).

Dove's coffee-house in Gray's Inn Lane

Dover, Kent
-, letters, etc., dated at
-, Mayor of. See Cullen, Nicholas.
-, Castle, Governor of
-, Lieutenant of. See Strode, Colonel John.

Dovigny, Mons., pass for

Down survey

Downes, —, letter to

Downey (Downing), Morthough (Mortagh, Morthaugh, Murtagh), lands at Topsham
-, information of
-, mentioned
-, petition of (for financial assistance)
-, to be whipped and sent back to Ireland
-, apprehension of
-, publicly whipped and returned to Topsham
-, to be examined by Justices
-, procured to swear against Sir R. Hill

Downing, Walter, to be carried before Jenkins
-, warrant for taking him into custody
-, See also Downey.

Downs, the

Dowuy [? Douai]

Drake, Mr., of York, his house searched for arms
-, Mrs.

Drammen (Dram), Norway

Draper, Cresheld, letter from
-, John, information of, mentioned
-, Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas, warrant to search for

Draycot, Mr., of Branksea Island

Drayton, Northants., letter dated at

Drayton, Somerset

Drayton in Abingdon. See Abingdon.

Dringa [? Dringhoe, Yorks.]

Driver, Nathaniel, letter from
-, letter to
-, chosen Sheriff of Bristol

Drum. See Irvin, Alexander, of Drum.

Drumclog, Lanarks., battle of

Drummond, George, royal recommendation that he be chosen Provost of Edinburgh
-, James, fourth Earl of Perth, Justice General of Scotland
-, letter from, mentioned
-, warrant to
-, John, of Lundin, Treasurer (Thesaurer) Deput of Scotland
-, letter from, mentioned
-, warrants to
-, warrant for gift of lands, etc., to

Dryden, John, satire suspected to have been written by
-, alleged assasination of

Dryer, William, muskets sold by

Dublin
-, letters dated at
-, Back Lane, hospital in, rent of
-, Castle, rent of plot of ground near
-, Christ Church, Dean of, money payable to
-, singers of, money payable to
-, Exchequer Chamber, rent of
-, Receipt House, rent of
-, Trinity College near, warrant for grant of provostship of

Dubois, John, ex-Sheriff of London

Ducasse, Joseph, Algernon Sidney's servant
-, letters from
-, to be admitted to wait on his master

Duck, John, letter to
-, mentioned

Ducket, Mr.

Duckett, Richard, letter from

Ducqua, Andrew, warrant for searching house of

Dufay, —

Dugdale, [? Stephen], money allowed to, mentioned

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

Dumfries, Earl of. See Crichton, William, second Earl of Dumfries.

Dunchurch, Warwicks.

Duncombe, Charles, information concerning

Dunkirk, France

Dunnyet. See Donyatt.

Dunster, Somerset

Dunster, Henry

Dunton, John, bookseller
-, letter from

Duppa, Sir T.

Durant, Durante. See Durrant.

Duras, Louis, second Earl of Feversham, plot to father murder of King and Duke on

Durfrey, —, petition of, mentioned

Durham
-, search for arms in
-, addresses from, mentioned
-, inventory of arms seized in, mentioned
-, Grand Jury and Justices of, address from, mentioned
-, militia of, on daily duty
-, Castle, letters dated at

Durham, bishopric of, search for arms and disaffected persons in
-, Bishops of. See Cosin, John; Crew, Nathaniel.

Durrant (Durant, Durante), Francis, late usher of the hall to Duke of Monmouth, chamberlain at Greyhound, Ipswich, prisoner
-, letters from
-, informations (depositions) of
-, mentioned
-, petitions of (to be heard in Council)
-, statement by

Dutch East Company, ships hired by

Dutch fleet, King's yacht saluted by
-, off Schouen
-, troops join Spaniards in Flanders

Dutton, Esquire, information concerning

Duvall, Mr., pass for

Dyke, William. Anabaptist preacher
-, visits Major Gladman
-, William, commander of Rochester, warrant for commission to

Dymoke (Dymock), Alderman, of Beverley, an honest loyal man
-, letter from
-, letter to
-, mentioned

E

E., T., letter from

Eales, — [? Henry Eeles, messenger (q.v.)], to be represented to the King

Earlstoun. See Gordon, Sir Alexander, late of Earlstoun.

East India Company
-, petition for direction to
-, warrant for charter to, with heads
-, warrant to (to permit denized strangers to buy stock)
-, warrant for naval assistance to
-, power of, to erect Court of Admiralty
-, ships and commanders employed by, warrant for authorizing
-, Governor of. See Banks, Sir John.

East India fleet
-, interlopers, their bails' petition to be discharged, rejected

East Indies (India)
-, ships arrive from

East Jersey, England referred to as, by plotters

East Kent. See Kent.

Eastwell, Kent, letters dated at

Eastwood, Timothy, cheesemonger, information concerning
-, examination of
-, to attend Council
-, to be discharged

Eaton, Mr., of Peterchurch

Eaton Hastings, Berks., letter dated at

Ebbesham, Ebisham. See Epsom.

Ecclesiastical Preferments, Commissioners for
-, recommendation by

Eden, Robert, letter from

Edenbourg. See Odenburg.

Edenbrone, co. Monaghan, lands of, warrant relating to

Edes (Eedes), Dr., of Chichester
-, his house searched

Edinburgh
-, letters dated at
-, Spaniards going to
-, burning of Pope in effigy at
-, Scotch prisoners to be sent to
-, process intended against magistrates of
-, Provost of. See Drummond, George.
-, Bibliotheck, Keeper of. See Henderson, William.
-, Castle
-, College
-, High Street
-, Holyrood House, document dated at
-, Justice Court at
-, prison
-, Tolbooth, Keeper of. See Udney, Arthur.
-, University

Edinburgh, Bishop of. See Paterson, John.

Edmiston, John, minister at Gargunnock, warrant relating to robbery of

Edser, John, carpenter at Sheerness, information concerning
-, to be sought for and apprehended

Edwards, —, of Middlesex
-, Daniel, meetings on bowlinggreen at house of
-, Sir James
-, John, brother of William
-, Mary, mother of William, examination of
-, Mistress, eldest sister of William, examination of
-, Mr., of Gray's Inn, Town Clerk of Shrewsbury
-, Sarah, sister of William, examination of
-, Thomas, father of William
-, examination of
-, his daughter
-, his wife, daughters and sons to attend Council
-, William, alleged witness of death of Essex
-, examinations of
-, mentioned
-, his sister, examination of

Eedes. See Edes.

Eeles, Henry, messenger
-, warrant to
-, mentioned
-, See also Eales.
-, William

Effingham, Lord. See Howard, Francis, fifth Lord Howard of Effingham.

Egerton, John, second Earl of Bridgwater. Lord Lieutenant of Bucks.
-, letters from
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to, mentioned
-, his assistance in pursuing traitors

Ekin (Ekins), John

Elham, Kent, Rose in, Monmouth's health drunk at

Elizabeth, Queen of England
-, rising to have been on birthday of
-, statutes of, cited
-, project for burning Pope on birthday of

Elizabeth, Princess, daughter of Charles I

Elliot, Thomas, of York, innholder, information of

Ellis, George, of New College, Oxford
-, information of
-, Joseph, Mayor of Hull
-, letter from
-, William, Justice for West Riding, warrants issued by, mentioned
-, Sir William
-, Sir William, nephew of [Sir William Ellis] the Protector's Solicitor, head of all the Presbyterians in Lincs., his house searched for arms

Ellisden, Mr., of Charmouth, Justice of Dorset, favours Dissenters

Ellison, Colonel, negotiations with States General alleged against

Elliston, Matthew, clergyman in Essex
-, letter from

Ellrington, Thomas, pass for

Elm Court

Elphinstone (Elphingstoune), Robert of Airth, deceased, later mustermaster of standing forces and militia of Scotland

Elsted, Thomas, of Sandwich, information concerning
-, mentioned
-, petition of (for pardon)
-, read in Council
-, to give bond to appear at assizes

Ely, Isle of, Cambs., arms seized in

Emperor. See Leopold I

Empire, the, deplorable condition of
-, forces of, dispute about command of
-, numbers of
-, march to relief of Vienna
-, King of Poland to command

Emsworth, Hants.

Enfield, Middlesex
-, Major Child's house at

Enfield Chase (Chace), Middlesex, Goodenough said to be at house in

England, —, of Taunton

Englishcombe, Somerset, meeting disturbed at

Epping, Essex, Warden near

Epsom (Ebbesham, Ebisham), Surrey
-, suspicious concourse at

Epworth. See Terry.

Erith, Kent

Erlau, Hungary, Pasha of, defeat of

Ernle, Sir John, Duke of Somerset's father-in-law [step-father]
-, Michael, petition of (for access to John Wildman, q.v.)
-, granted
-, warrant in accordance with

Erskine, James, seventh Earl of Buchan, witness of payment of loan to King

Essex
-, men from, to be examined
-, sessions of, order of Court in
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, Justices of, to issue warrants against disaffected persons
-, papers from, read in Council

Essex, Countess of. See Capel, Elizabeth, Countess of Essex.
-, Earl of. See Capel, Arthur, first Earl of Essex.

Essington, Peter, Common Council man and brazier, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to, mentioned
-, information concerning

Eston, Thomas, Mayor of Bristol
-, letters from
-, mentioned
-, read in Council
-, letters to
-, mentioned
-, information taken before, mentioned
-, proposed as Mayor for ensuing year

Ettersgill middle and south, in Middleton in Teesdale, Durham, petition for lease of lands in

Ettrick, Anthony, letter from
-, mentioned
-, William, letter from

Etty, John, of Full Sutton
-, letter from

Eustace, James, of Islip, letter to
-, cited
-, information of
-, mentioned

Evans, —, messenger
-, Alice, Captain Hawley's servant, examination of
-, Captain, of Glamorganshire, Probably identical with following.
-, Charles, letter to, mentioned
-, bound over to sessions
-, his wife
-, See also Beavan; Jevans.
-, John, searcher at Custom House
-, Mr., Captain Peachey's lieutenant
-, Mr.
-, Thomas, of St. Katherine's, waterman, examination of
-, Widow

Evelyn, Sir Edward

Everard, Sir Richard, Deputy Lieutenant of Essex

Everest (Everard, Everett), Ezekiel, of Chichester, late officer of Custom House and Marshal of ViceAdmiralty Court, instrumental in escape of Lord Grey
-, letters from, mentioned
-, escape of
-, information concerning
-, Mary, wife of Ezekiel

Everingham, Yorks.

Every, Sir H., letter from
-, mentioned
-, letter to
-, Madam, See also Ivory.

Evesham, Worcs., letter dated at
-, Mayors of. See Horne, Mr.; Walker, Edward.

Ewens, Ralph, of Donyatt, information of

Ewer, Thomas, examination of

Exchequer, 40,000l. paid into
-, Cursitor Baron of

Excise, proclamation concerning, mentioned

Excise Office

Exclusion Bill

Exeter
-, letters dated at
-, Rumbold thought to have been taken at
-, news sent to Baptists in
-, Mayor of. See Walker, Endymion.
-, Recorder of. See Seymour, Edward.
-, Customhouse, letter dated at
-, gaol
-, Hugh Westlake committed to

Exeter, Bishop of. See Lamplugh, Thomas.
-, Dean of. See Annesley, Richard.

Exton, Thomas, examination of
-, passed by name of Wilson
-, Sir Thomas, King's Advocate, letter to

Eyre, Colonel
-, Mr., Justice for Wiltshire, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to