Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683 July-September. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1934.
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'General Index: P, Q', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683 July-September, (London, 1934) pp. 519-524. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/chas2/1683-jul-sep/pp519-524 [accessed 13 April 2024]
P
Pace (Paise), —, servant to Thomas
Weeks
-, examination of
Pack, Symon, post warrant to
Packer, Mrs. Anne, order for her to see
her husband
-, John, search warrant to
-, Samuel, Goodenough's servant
-, visits Major Gladman
-, information concerning
-, mentioned
-, warrant for apprehension
of
-, papers concerning to be
sent to Blathwayt
-, examinations of
-, to attend Council
-, to be committed to
Newgate for high treason
-, petition of (that his irons
may be taken off, etc.)
-, (for release on bail)
-, certificate of ill health of
Paddy, Mr. Charlton's servant
-, muskets and carbines
bespoke by
Paeneham, Dorset
Page, Nicholas, warrant to search house of
Paget, William, sixth Lord Paget
-, reasons for searching
house of
Paise. See Pace.
Palmer, Robert, of Petworth, major in militia and J.P. Sussex, disperses false rumours against the King
Pancradge fair
Pancrass or Parkhurst, —, Lord Grey's black seen to go into house of
Papillon, Thomas
-, his house searched
Pargeter, Philip, of Inner Temple
-, royal approbation of his
election as High Steward of
Lichfield
Paris
-, letters (news) from, mentioned
or cited
-, great preparations for war at
-, Spanish Ambassador at
Parker, —, lawyer, [Packer in
error].
-, examination of
-, Captain
-, Henry, letter from
-, letter to
-, John, military commission to
-, Richard, pass for
Parkhurst, [Thomas], bookseller,
examination of
-,
See also Pancrass.
Parkinson, James, A.M., Fellow of
Lincoln College, Oxford, information concerning
-, mentioned
-, sermon preached by
-, bound over
-, bill found against and to
be tried next assizes
-, "the seditious talker of
Lincoln College"
-, Bishop of Oxford's plea
on behalf of
-, petition of
Parks, Thomas
Parry, —, priest
-, Major Simon. Justice
-, letters from
-, letter to, mentioned
-, informations taken
before
Parson, Mr., alias for Sir John Cochrane (q.v.).
Parsons, John
-, Oliver, of Bridgnorth, cutler
-, examination of
-, Thomas, libellous news disseminated by
Partridge, John, of Great Yarmouth, carpenter, information of
Paschall, Captain, "the man at the
healths at the Fortune tavern,"
examination of
-, to be bound over
-, arrest of
Passage, co. Waterford
Passage, Commissioners of the. See Bullock, Mr.; Cullen, Luke.
Passau, Bavaria, letters dated at
-, Emperor retires to
Paston, Mr.
-, Robert, late (first) Earl of
Yarmouth, Lord Lieutenant of
Norfolk
-, William, second Earl of Yarmouth, Recorder of Norwich
-, letters from
-, mentioned
-, letters to
-, objections against his
holding recordership
-, petition for his continuance in office
Patchell (Patchill, Petchell), John,
brewer in Southwark
-, further search to be
made for
-, warrant to be issued for
Paterson, John, Bishop of Edinburgh
-, letters from
-, read in Council
-, design to murder
-, waylaying of
Patterson, William, reference on petition of (for letters patent for lands)
Paul, —, brewer, warrant desired for
arrest of
-, James, to have access to Noyes
Paulet, Charles, sixth Marquess of Winchester [afterwards first Duke of Bolton]
Paulin. See Pawling.
Pawling (Paulin, Pawlin), John, mercer
in Oxford
-, papers said to be clandestinely carried to house of
-, examination of
-, address of
Payne, William
Peache. See Peachey.
Peachey (Peache), [John], counsellorat-law, Deputy Judge [of ViceAdmiralty] to Sir Edward Low
-, his house searched
Peake, Sir John, letter from, mentioned
-, letters to
Pearce, Thomas and William, reference
on petition of (for pardon for
dilapidations)
-, William. See above,
Thomas.
-,
See also Peirce; Pierce.
Peard, John, of Barnstaple, examination of
Pearshall, Sir Thomas
Pearson, —, at Amsterdam
-, John, Bishop of Chester, letters
to
-,
See also Pierson.
Peck, Mr.
-, committed to Newgate
-, Mrs.
Peckham, John
-, Mr., information of
-, to deliver his narrative to
Jenkins
-, Captain William, and his
troop, search for Monmouth and
Grey by
Peele [? Peel, Cheshire]
Peirce, Major Richard, letter from
-, (Pearce), Dr. Thomas, Dean of
Salisbury, letter to
-, report on petition of,
mentioned
-,
See also Pearce; Pierce.
Pelham, J., Deputy Lieutenant of Sussex, letter from
Pelling, Thomas, affidavit of
Pemberton, Sir Francis, Lord Chief
Justice, letter to
-, order of
Pemble, Walter, Mayor of Tenterden
-, examination taken
before.
Pembroke and Montgomery, Earls of. See Herbert, Philip, seventh Earl of Pembroke and fourth Earl of Montgomery; Herbert, Thomas, eighth Earl of Pembroke and fifth Earl of Montgomery.
Penniman. See Pennyman.
Pennington, Mr.
-, letter from
-, mentioned
-, examination of
-, to be discharged
Pennyman (Penniman), Sir Thomas
Pennsylvania (Pennsilvania)
Penogreild, Brecon.
Penruddock, Colonel, Lady Speke's house searched by.
Pepys, Mr. [Samuel]
-, letter from, mentioned
Perceval (Percival), Sir John, warrant
for reducing quit rents of lands
of
-, Sir Philip, deceased
Percival, Thomas
-, information concerning
-, to be discharged
Perkins, John, of Hollywell Court, to be inquired for
Perry, Thomas, former churchwarden
of Cirencester, examination of,
cited
-, bound over
-, information concerning
Perse, —, Nonconformist minister
Perth, Earl of. See Drummond, James, fourth Earl of Perth.
Petchell. See Patchell.
Peterborough, Earl of. See Mordaunt, Henry, second Earl of Peterborough.
Peterchurch, Herefords
Petre, William, fourth Lord Petre
Pett, Sir Phineas, Navy Commissioner, warrant for delivery of guns to
Pettingall, Francis
Petworth, Sussex
Peyton, Henry, military commission
to
-, Sir Robert
-, information concerning
-, examination of
-, to be sent for in custody
-, treasonable words spoken
by
-, discharged
-, offers Monmouth 30,000
men
-, Thomas, letter from
Phelips (Phelipps, Philips), Sir Edward,
J.P. Somerset
-, letter from, mentioned
-, petition of (for forfeiture,
etc.) and reference thereon
-, illness of
-, Robert, petition of (for forfeiture, etc.) and reference thereon
Phelps, Captain John
-, testimony of
-, address of, mentioned
Phesant, Richard, messenger, letter
from
-, information of
Philippe, Duke of Orleans, envoy from. See la Fare, Marquis de.
Philipps, Henry, late clerk of cheque to messengers
Philips, Ambrose, to be spoke to about
Aaron Smith
-, to be permitted to
speak with Aaron Smith
-, Colonel, warrant relating to
money paid to
-,
See also Phelips.
Philipson, Christopher, post warrant to
Phipps, Matthew, arms suspected to be removed to house of
Phips, Mr., servant to. See Lute, Henry.
Physicians, [Royal College of], address from, mentioned
Pickersgill, Thomas, post warrant for
Picou, Mons., pass for
Piddocke, —, dangerous papers found
in chamber of
-, committed to prison
Pierce, —, coffee-man in Aldersgate
Street
-,
See also Pearce; Peirce.
Pierrepont, Robert, Duke of Newcastle's cousin
Pierson, Jacob, of St. Andrew's,
Holborn, blacksmith, examination of
-, mentioned
-, his lodgings searched
-, takes oaths and gives
bail.
-,
See also Pearson.
Pigott, John, High Sheriff of Somerset
-, letters from
-, letter to
-, warrant to
-, appointed Deputy
Lieutenant of Somerset
Pike (Pyke), John, killing of
-, Roger, Berkshire grazier
-, information of
Pilkington, Mr. [Thomas, Alderman and late Sheriff of London]
Pinckstone, Peter, of Wolverhampton
Pinder, John
-, his house to be searched
for arms
Pitgarvie. See Middleton, Andrew, of Pitgarvie.
Pitt, James
-, William, prisoner in Gloucester
Castle
-, examination of
Plant, —, Baptist minister in Cripplegate
Plantations, Committee of, to meet
about Lord Howard's business
-,
See also Trade, Committee of.
Platts, John [or Joseph], innkeeper at
Rotherham
-, information of
-, mentioned
Player, Sir Thomas, Chamberlain of
London
-, letter to
-, proposed Chamberlain
of London
-, William, Justice, letter from
Plumtrey, Mr., arms found at house of
Plymouth, Devon
-, King going to
-, fleet at
-, thanksgiving for King's deliverance celebrated at
Plymouth, Earl of. See Windsor, Thomas Windsor, first Earl of Plymouth.
Pokins, —, compositor, information concerning and warrant for apprehension of
Poland, troops of, numbers of
-, King of. See John Sobieski,
King of Poland.
Poles, marching towards Vienna
Polish nation, greed of
Pollexfen, Henry [afterwards Sir
Henry]
-, to be counsel for Lord
Russell
-, has leave to visit Russell
Polsted, —, examination of
Polter, Mr., warrant to search house of
Polwarth. See Hume, Sir Patrick, of Polwarth.
Pomfret. See Pontefract.
Pontefract (Pomfret), Yorks., order of sessions at, mentioned
Pontesbury, Salop, rectory of
Poole, Dorset
-,
Quo warranto against, fund for
defence on.
-, ballast quay at, desirability of
removing
-, Mayor and Aldermen of
-,
See also Taunton.
Pope, Roger, letter from
-, mentioned
-, letter to
-, mentioned
Pope, the. See Innocent XI.
Popish Plot
-, King said to be chief actor in
Pordage, Mr.
Porter, —, partner to Cole the brewer
-, examination of
-, to find sureties
-, —, steward to Earl of
Kildare, letter from, mentioned
Portland, Dorset, letter dated at
Portman, Sir William, sixth bart.
-, letters from
-, mentioned
-, letters to
-, letter to, mentioned
-, examinations taken by
-, mentioned
-, Anthony Sandford's
examination to be sent to
-, to inquire after arms
-, chaplain to. See Lessy,
Mr.
Portsham, Dorset, suspicious persons at alehouse at
Portsmouth, Hants.
-, intelligence brought to
-, Nonconformists from, meet in
Isle of Wight
-, King's visit to
-, royal party leaves
-, thanksgiving for King's deliverance celebrated at
-, Governor of. See Noel,
Edward, first Earl of Gainsborough.
-, Commissioner of Navy at.
See Beach, Sir Richard.
-, garrison of, warrants for sending company to
-, mentioned
-, Mayor and Aldermen of,
entertained by Lord Dartmouth
Portsmouth, Duchess of. See Querouaille, Louise Renée de, Duchess of Portsmouth.
Portugal, English prisoners in, petition
on behalf of
-, King of. SeeAlfonso VI, King
of Portugal.
Posgate, Elizabeth, deposition of
-, Peter, master of Elizabeth
-, conveys Nelthorp, etc.,
to Holland
-, deposition of
Possern, Mr., pass for
Post Office, proclamation enforcing Act for settling profits of on Duke of York
Potter, Captain Richard, military commission to
Poulett (Powlett), John, second Lord Poulett, certificate signed by
Povey, Sarah
Powell, —, carrier
-, information about arms
bought by
-, Adam, Mayor of Worcester,
letter from
-, letter to
-, Charles, curate of South
Marston, information of
-, mentioned
-, read in Council
-, Elizabeth wife of Charles,
information of
-, mentioned
-, John, vicar of Marsham near
Highworth, information given
by
-, Philemon, letters from
-, mentioned
-, letter to, mentioned
Powis, Lady. See Herbert, Elizabeth, Lady Powis.
Powis Castle, Montgomery
Presburg. See Pressburg
Prescott, Alexander
-, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned
President, Lord. See Robartes, John, first Earl of Radnor.
Pressburg (Presburg), Hungary.
Presteign, Radnor, Duke of Beaufort to be treated at
Prestfield. See Prestonfield.
Preston, Herefords.
Preston in Amounderness, Lancs.,
case of
-, minister of. See Birch,
Thomas.
Preston, Anthony, of Saltash
-, Sir George
-, petition relating to
fishings granted to
-, John, of Stepney, grazier,
examinations of
-, mentioned
-, to be discharged
-, Mr., Justice of Lancs., "a
kind and well-meaning gentleman
Preston, Viscount. See Graham, Richard, first Viscount Preston.
Prestonfield (Prestfield, Priestfield), Midlothian, Sir James Dick's house, burning of
Prettyman, —, petition for sum out of debt owing from
Price, John, Receiver General of
revenue in Ireland, warrants for
issuing orders to
-, Mr., secretary to Bishop
Blandford, petition of, mentioned
-,
See also Prise.
Prichard, Sir William, Lord Mayor of
London
-, letters to
-, certificate by
-, examinations before,
mentioned
-, arrest of
-, King to send troops to
aid
-, to take care of Wapping
and Moorfields
-, to attend the King
-, waits on the King at
Windsor
-, to have been killed
Prickman, Mr., merchant
Prideaux, [Edward], late M. P. for
Taunton
-, to have been concerned
in intended insurrection of
-, Lady, dispute about will of
Priestfield. See Prestonfield.
Prince, Edward, office of Town Clerk
of Oxford executed by without
King's approbation
-, John, of London, merchant,
suspected of having hand in
plot
-, warrant for committing
-, testimony in favour of
-, Sarah, pass for
Pringle, alias Browne, James, from
Chippenham, to be sent for
-, warrant for imprisonment of, mentioned
-, examination of
-, mentioned
-, to remain in gaoler's
custody
-, petition of (for restoration of papers)
-,
See also Gordon, Alexander,
of Earlstoun.
Prise, Thomas, letter to
-,
See also Price.
Privy Council. See Council, Privy.
Privy Seal, Lord. See Savile, George, first Marquess of Halifax.
Procter, —, examination of
Prosser, John, information of
-, mentioned
-, to attend Council
-, to be discharged
-, examination of
Puckington, Somerset
Pudsey (Pudsay), Ambrose, High
Sheriff of Yorkshire
-, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned
-, warrant from
-, Sir George
-, royal approbation of his
election as Recorder of Oxford
-, William
Pullior Saith, Monmouths.
Pulteney, Sir William
Purbeck, Isle of, Dorset
-, business
Purcell, —, petition of, read in Council
Purdy, Bartholomew, of Taunton St. James, information concerning
Pye, Sir Robert, of Faringdon
-, King's declaration in
favour of
-, his arms not to be
restored to
Pyes, the, Fanatic family in Berks.
Pyke. See Pike.
Q
Quakers resorting to Liverpool
-, appeal of against conviction,
mentioned
Queenborough, Kent
-, disloyalty in
-, Mayor of
-, drinks Monmouth's
health
-, sergeant of. See Vigeon,
Andrew.
Queensberry, Marquess of. See Douglas, William, first Marquess of Queensberry.
Queensborough. See Kongsberg.
Querouaille, Louise Renee de, Duchess
of Portsmouth
-, overturned in her coach
Quicke, —
Quin, Alderman, suicide of