B

Badcock, Mr., convicted of spiriting away children

Baden, Prince of. See Louis William, Prince of Baden.

Badie, James de la. See Delabadie.

Badindath, part of forest or barony of Cordyce, town and lands of

Badminton, Gloucs., letters dated at

Bagenall, Nicholas, of Plasnewydd, pass for

Baggott, Major [Richard], to act in absence of the Lieutenant of the Tower, etc.

Bagot, W., certificate of

Bagshaw, John, trader in lead, reference on petition of (about Hull's new charter)

Baillie, [Robert, of Jerviswood], information concerning

Baily, Justice Abraham, informations against for kidnapping, pleads not guilty
-, trial of on, and found guilty
-, convicted of spiriting away children
-, (Bayly), Dr. Thomas, his election as Divinity Reader by Fellows of Magdalen College, Oxford, declared void

Baines, William, gunner in Deal Castle

Bakers' Company of London, warrant for new charter to
-, mentioned
-, Clerk of. See White, Robert.
-, nominated in new charter

Balbirnie, Fifes. See Balfour, —, of Balbirnie.

Balcarres, Earl of. See Lindsay, Colin, Earl of Balcarres.

Balfour, —, of Balbirnie, militia commission to
-, John, third Lord Balfour of Burleigh (Burghly), resignation of lands in Kinross barony
-, Robert, Master of Burleigh, [afterwards fourth Lord Balfour of Burleigh], son of Lord Burleigh, resignation of lands in Kinross barony

Ball, [Adam], 1 (note).

Ballantine, John, instructions for payment of invalid money to
-, warrant for payment to for wounds

Ballingaddy, co. Limerick, rectory and vicarage of

Band of Gentlemen Pensioners. See Gentlemen Pensioners, Band of.

Bangor, Bishops of, enabled to grant leases of leadmines

Banier, Francis, Count, manslaughter of

Banister, —, to plead to an information for bribery, etc.
-, George, office of Common Clerk of Leeds void by death of

Bannerman, George, advocate, conjunct King's Solicitor in Scotland, warrant constituting
-, warrant for pension for

Banstead Downs, Surrey, militia mustered on

Bantam, Java, business of, commissioners named to treat with England concerning

Barbados, Customs of Four and a Half per cent. in, Farmers of, salary of
-, See Spencer, Robert.
-, ship going to
-, ships from, arrived at Plymouth
-, vagrants, etc., in Scotland to be transported to

Barbary

Barber-Surgeons' (Chirurgeons) Company, petition for incorporating peruke-makers with, mentioned
-, willing to admit peruke-makers into their society
-, charter of, consideration of clauses for government of peruke-makers when admitted to

Barbers, of London, a different company from the Surgeons

Barbers and peruke-makers (periwigmakers), reference on petition of (for incorporation with Barber-Surgeons' Company)
-, directions on report on petition of

Barbreck, Argylls., laird of, to be seized

Barclay, Captain Charles, military commission to

Bard (Bart), Dudley, natural son of Prince Ruprecht, company given to

Barillon, Paul de, French Ambassador in England
-, memorial from the King to, mentioned

Barken. See Párkány.

Barlow, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned
-, secretary to

Barnard Castle, co. Durham, letter dated at

Barnardiston, Sir Samuel, estate of

Barnet, Herts., troop at

Barnstaple, Devons., new charter for, reference on petition for
-, warrant for
-, Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of

Baron, Mr., charged by a 'Justice' of Shadwell
-, See also Barron.

Baronetcy fees, warrants for discharge of

Baronetcy, of Ireland. See Ireland, Baronetcies.

Barracan. See Párkány.

Barrier, the. See Holland, States General.

Barron (Baron), Captain John, chief searcher at Gravesend
-, memorandum of letter to

Barrow, Isaac, Bishop of St. Asaph, leases granted by
-, proposal of, concerning lease of Meliden manor

Barry, Captain Edmund, son of Colonel William, quitted employment in France
-, reference on petition of (for allowance, etc.)
-, Colonel William

Bart, Dudley. See Bard, Dudley.

Baryishoole barony. See Burrishoole.

Bashaw, Seraskier. See Turkey, Seraskier Bashaw.

Bashaw Ali. See Turkey, Bashaw Ali.

Bassendean (Bassenden), Berwicks. See Home (Hume), —, of Bassendean.

Bass [Rock], Firth of Forth, Haddingtons.

Bath, Somerset, Mayor, Aldermen and Citizens of, reference on petition of (for confirmation of charter on surrender)
-, warrant for charter re-incorporating

Bath, Earl of. See Granville, John, Earl of Bath.

Bath and Wells, Bishop of. See Kenn, Thomas; Mews, Peter.
-, bishopric of, restitution of temporalities of, warrant for

Bathgate, West Lothians., shire of, commission for Privy Council Lords to go to, warrant for

Bavaria, Duke (Elector) of. See Maximilian Emmanuel, Duke of Bavaria.

Bavarian troops (forces), at siege of Buda
-, commanded by General Serini, cited

Bawdes, Thomas, Counsellor at Nottingham
-, Town Clerk of Nottingham
-, royal approbation of election as
-, services in the riot at Nottingham
-, father and relations of, troops of

Baxter, Nicholas, reference on petition of (concerning fire at Wapping)
-, Richard, a Dissenting minister, seized and brought to Hicks' Hall
-, refused to take oath of allegiance

Baylis, William, commission to be a commissioner for collecting tolls, etc., of fairs, etc., at Leominster

Bayly. See Baily.

Beake, Thomas (wrongly printed Charles), messenger

Beal, Northumberland. See Orde, William, of Beal.

Bear, Mr., Recorder of Dartmouth, address received from

Bearcrofts, [? Stirlings.]. See Monro, Alexander, of Bearcrofts.

Beauclerk, Charles, first Duke of St. Albans, grant of office of Chief Ranger of Enfield Chase to, minute of
-, grant of office of Master, Surveyor or Keeper of the Hawks to, warrant for
-, accompanying the King, etc., to Portsmouth
-, going to France

Beaufort, Duke of. See Somerset, Henry, Duke of Beaufort.

Becker, Lieut.-Colonel Edward, letter to

Beckman, Major Martin, reference on petition of (for grant of Weston's estate)
-, sister-in-law of. See Edwards, Anne.

Bedchamber. See Charles II, Household.

Bedford, arms seized in Bedfordshire to be sent to

Bedford, Earl of. See Russell, William, Earl of Bedford.

Bedfordshire, arms seized in, to be sent to Bedford
-, High Sheriff of. See Fish, Humphrey.
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Bruce, Robert, Earl of Ailesbury.

Bedingfield, Thomas, killed by Thomas Berney

Begesleyes, town and lands of, part of forest or town of Cordyce

Belasyse, Thomas, second Viscount Fauconberg, Lord Lieutenant of North Riding of Yorks., letter from, mentioned
-, letters to

Belbin, Anthony, warrant for payment to, for brewhouse at Portsmouth

Belfast,
-, See Calwell, James, of Belfast.

Bell, [Adam], officer in Royal Regiment of Foot
-, Jean, relict and executrix of William Cunningham, part of Argyll estate allocated to
-, Captain Philip, reference on report on petition of (for office of gauging butter casks)
-, Robert, Terrœ filius at Act at Oxford, expulsion of, petition to be restored

Bellingham, John, groom of the Privy Chamber, invention for making square window glass for coaches, etc., reference on petition for patent
-, warrant for

Bellings, Sir Richard, warrant granting fee-simple of lands to

Bennerman, John, military commission to

Bennet, Henry, first Earl of Arlington, Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk, letter to
-, Lord Chamberlain
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, Lord (High) Steward to the Queen
-, grant of land in St. James' Park to
-, water cistern under wall belonging to
-, Isabella, Countess of Arlington, part of St. James' Park conveyed by

Beresford, —, to be apprehended for libels, warrant for

Beriffe, Joshua, carpenter, warrant for pardon to, for building beyond limits in St. James' Park

Berkeley, John, third Lord Berkeley of Stratton, warrant for pardon to, for manslaughter of Tonycliffe
-, John, warrant for pardon to, for manslaughter of Tonycliffe
-, Captain John, in the first regiment of Foot Guards
-, Colonel [John], lately come from Turin, to be Master of the Horse to the Princess Anne
-, Maurice, third Viscount (Lord) FitzHardinge, certificate by

Berkshire,
-, arms seized in, to be sent to Henley
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Howard, Henry, Duke of Norfolk.
-, See Howard, Edward, of Berkshire.

Berlin, Germany, information from, cited

Bermondsey (St. Mary Magdalen), Surrey, parish of, land encroached on the Thames in

Bermuda (Bermudas) Islands, Assembly of, Clerk of, warrant for erecting office of. See Tucker, John.
-, Governor of. See Burghill, James.
-, Governor and Council of
-, Secretary to, warrant for erecting office of. See Tucker, John.
-, Provost Marshal General or Sheriff of, warrant for erecting office of. See Tucker, John.
-, Secretary of, warrant for erecting office of. See Tucker, John.

Bermudas Company, cause between the King and
-, Quo warranto against
-, petition of, mentioned
-, charter of

Berney, Richard, of Park Hall, Reedham, reference on petitions of (about his brother Thomas)
-, Thomas, of Norwich, brother of Richard, Thomas Bedingfield killed by, petition of, mentioned
-, reprieve for, mentioned
-, warrant for
-, execution of, warrant for
-, estate of

Berry, Edward, warrant for apprehension of

Bertie, James, first Earl of Abingdon, Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, letters from, and mentioned
-, letters to, and mentioned
-, orders despatched by
-, concerning dispute about Oxford's new charter
-, letters from, and mentioned
-, letters to, mentioned
-, Robert, third Earl of Lindsey, Lord Great Chamberlain and Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire, letter from
-, mentioned
-, letters to
-, (wrongly described Thomas), Gentleman of the Bedchamber
-, interest in collection of duty of heriots and reliefs
-, desired by Lincoln city to be Recorder
-, the King's approval of, mentioned

Bertrand, Jean, pass for

Berwick-on-Tweed, letters dated at
-, arms seized in Northumberland to be sent to
-, warrant for patent in for invention of a new engine
-, Quo warranto to be issued against, mentioned
-, Scots rebels, fugitives, Scotsmen, seized in, and prisoners in
-, See also Henderson, John; Riddell, Andrew.
-, villainous designs of the illaffected received from
-, garrison
-, directions asked for making more serviceable
-, four companies in
-, townsmen undertake to surprise
-, differences between the Mayor and others and
-, officers of, at the quarter sessions
-, inferior officers of the town affronted by
-, chief command of. See Birch, Captain Andrew.
-, townsmen (inhabitants) of, undertake to cut throats of soldiers quartered on
-, appear before quarter sessions
-, very disaffected
-, See also below, loyal party; Dissenters.
-, ships not to carry away or land passengers at
-, wickets to be closed earlier
-, troops at
-, charter of, surrender agreed to
-, Dissenters unwilling to surrender
-, loyal party, petition of, mentioned
-, Dissenters in
-, chief officer at
-, Common Council
-, Constable of. See Carvy, John.
-, Corporation, letter from, mentioned
-, willing to surrender charter
-, Deputy Governor of
-, See Birch, Captain Andrew; Wheeler, Sir William.
-, Governor of. See Cavendish, Henry, Duke of Newcastle.
-, inferior officers at, affronted by garrison
-, Lieutenant-Governor of
-, warrant to
-, Magistrates of, charters and privileges claimed by, Quo Warranto to be issued against
-, Mayor of
-, warrant of, mentioned
-, warrant to
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to
-, differences between garrison and
-, See Fenwick, William; Watson, [George].
-, Mayor and Bailiffs of, tipstaff granted for not obeying a Habeas corpus
-, Quo warranto served on, mentioned
-, Mayor and Justices, resent breach of their privileges
-, church in, bookbinder over against. See Henderson, John.
-, Cowgate, shut up
-, gaol
-, inns in
-, quarter sessions
-, adjournment of
-, Scotch gate, guard to be set at
-, Town Hall

Best, Mr., Habeas corpus for bringing him from Hertford gaol
-, the Protestant hop merchant, stood in pillory

Bethell, [Slingsby], fined for riot at the Guildhall, at liberty

Betts, —, Anabaptist and enemy to the Duke of York

Beuley, Thomas, of Eltham, to be apprehended, warrant for

Beverley, Yorkshire, new charter for, reference on petition for
-, warrant for
-, cattle fair at
-, Mayor, Governors and Burgesses of

Beverstone (Beverston), Gloucs., rectory of. See Gregory, Mr.; Hall, Richard; Needham, Andrew.

Beverton, Squier, junior, Mayor and Alderman of Canterbury

Bewdley, Worcs., Bailiffs, Recorder and Burgesses of, reference on petition of (for new charter on surrender of old)
-, (for grant of 1d. per ton on vessels passing under bridge over the Severn)
-, (for reducing inhabitants and tradesmen to two companies)
-, (for five members to be Justices)

Biblical characters, mentioned:—
-, Abraham
-, Isaac
-, King Abimelech, country of
-, Pharaoh

Bideford, Devons., the Resolution of
-, assent for passing new charter on surrender of old

Bigot, James, military commission to

Bingham, Lieutenant Richard, quitted French service, reference on petition of (for pension)

Binning, John, of Dalvennan, forfeiture of

Birch, Captain Andrew, commanding at Berwick in absence of Lieut.Governor
-, has chief command of garrison in Berwick
-, Deputy Governor of Berwick
-, correspondence with (about rebels in Berwick)
-, lieutenant to
-, See Bolton, [Richard]

Birmingham, Warwicks.

Birmingham (Brymyncham) School (Free School), charter of, surrender of
-, new, warrant for
-, inspection of
-, Governors of
-, warrant to
-, Inspectors of, appointment of
-, See Dugdale, Sir William; Hickes, Dr. George; Holt, Sir Charles.
-, President, Governor or Master of, power to displace

Bishop, Richard, at Winchester, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to
-, Sir William, company of Grenadiers of
-, reference on petition of (for grant of interest in lands in Gloucs.)

Bishopshire, Kinross-s., lands and barony of, grant of
-, separation from Fifes. and Perths. with annexation to Kinross-s.

Blackett, William, Alderman of Newcastle, recommended
-, grant of baronetcy to, warrant for

Blackheath, Kent, review of the forces at

Blackladies [in Brewell], Staffs. See Giffard, John, of Blackladies.

Blackness (Blacknesse), Linlithgows. See Wedderburn, John, of Blackness.

Blackness Castle, Linlithgows., plotters conveyed to

Blacksmiths' Company of London, new charter for, reference on petition for
-, warrant for

Blaenwenhaen, Peter, denization for

Blankney, Lincs.

Blathwayt, W[illiam], letter from

Blissett, William, with servant, pass for

Blott, Robert, military commission to (signed by James II.)

Bluck (Blucke), Matthew, receipts to

Bludworth, Sir Thomas, warrant to be Standard Bearer in the Band of Gentlemen Pensioners

Boardman, Mrs., schoolmistress, to stand on pillory in schools and before scholars at Hackney

Bodington, alias Boone, Dorothy, and others, sisters of Christopher Boone, reference on petition of

Bodmin, Cornwall, new charter on surrender of old, reference on petition for
-, assent for passing

Bohine (wrongly printed Bohme), Balthasar, pass for

Boltfoot. See Campbell, —, nicknamed Boltfoot or Clubfoot.

Bolton, Lancs., letter dated at

Bolton [Boulton], [Richard], lieutenant to Captain Andrew Birch
-, See also Birch, Captain Andrew, lieutenant to.

Bombay, India, rebellion at (revolted from the English)
-, ships taken from the English by

Bomeni, —, valet-de-chambre to Earl of Essex

Bond, Sir Thomas, warrant for pardon to, for building beyond limits in St. James' Park

Books, treasonable or seditious, warrant for search for
-, book said to have been written by Sir William Temple who denies authorship
-, Popish
-, Whiggish

Books, pamphlets, newspapers, libels, etc.
-, licences for authorising the printing of, as by a decree of the Star Chamber and by Act, petition for, mentioned
-, treasonable, seditious, scandalous, etc., found at Oxford
-, to be seized
-, dispersers of, discovered
-, about the death of Earl of Essex, printed in Holland
-, Surveyor of the Press to propose provisions for preventing and suppressing
-, mentioned:
-, Apologetical Declaration and Admonitory Vindication of the true Presbyterians of the Church of Scotland ([James Renwick]), a treasonable paper of the rebels in Scotland entitled
-, Bibles, considerable improvement made in trade for
-, [printed in] Holland, great numbers imported into England
-, Scotland, Ireland and the Plantations wholly supplied with
-, Bibles, Books of Common Prayer and of Homilies, state of the printing of
-, See also Printers, King's
-, Dangerfield's Narrative, information against Speaker for licensing
-, De Secretis Adeptorum tract (Weidenfeld's), warrant for printing and publishing
-, Flight of the King, The (Fea's) (n).
-, Printed paper by George Fox, a Quaker
-, Gazette, London Gazette
-, for the year
-, House of Commons Journals. See Parliament.
-, Inquiry into and Vindication of the barbarous murder of the late Earl of Essex or Vindication of the said Earl from the Scandal of murdering himself (Mrs. Holmes)
-, Jus Appellandi ad Regem ipsum (Walter Williams)
-, London Gazette. See Gazette
-, Lords' Journals. See Parliament.
-, Old Simon the King (Inham)
-, Prodigal Returned Home, The, Nathaniel Thompson's trial on information for printing
-, Vindication of the said Earl [of Essex] from the Scandal of murdering himself (Mrs. Holmes)

Boone, Charles, petition of (about Christopher's will), reference on for commission of review
-, Christopher, of London, will of, concerning validity of papers connected with
-, pretended legatees of. See Eaton, Edward; Exton, Sir Thomas; Oldis, Dr. William
-, only sisters of, petition of, mentioned
-, Dorothy. See Bodington, alias Boone, Dorothy.

Boord, Dr. John, professorship of Civil Law in Cambridge University void by death of
-, fellowship of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, void by death of

Booth, Sir George, rising of
-, (Boothe), Sir William, military commission to
-, reference on petition of (for grant of estate)

Bordeaux, France

Border commission. See Scotland.

Borders, the

Borderers, disaffected, design to surprise Berwick

Boreman, Dr., fined for speaking seditious words

Boscobel, Salop, near the Royal Oak, the King's escape to

Bossiney, alias Tintagel (Tyntagel), Cornwall, assent for passing new charter on surrender
-, reference on petition for new charter

Boston, Lincs., arms seized in Lincolnshire to be sent to

Boswall, Hendry, in Dunystoun, warrant for remission of crime of treason

Bothwell Bridge, Lanarks., rebels defeated at
-, last rebellion at

Bottome, Captain, commander of the Pearl

Boun road

Bourchier, George, to return from the East Indies, warrant for

Bourne (Bourn), Zachariah, letter from
-, information of

Bowles, Charles, Master of the Toils, warrant to

Bowtell, [Barnaby or Bernard], lieutenant to Captain FitzPatrick

Boyd, William, first Earl of Kilmarnock, warrant for protection to

Boyle, Elizabeth, Countess of (Lady) Burlington
-, Michael, Archbishop of Armagh, Lord Chancellor of Ireland
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, mentioned
-, Richard, first Earl of (Lord) Burlington, Lord Lieutenant of West Riding of Yorks
-, letter from
-, letters to
-, mentioned

Boyne, Lord. See Ogilvy, Sir Patrick, of Boyne, Lord Boyne.

Boynton, Lieut.-Colonel Marmaduke, in the Queen's regiment of Foot

Boys, John, trustee of the vicarage of Eastchurch

Braco, Aberdeens., warrant for new infeftment of town, etc., of
-, See Gordon, Charles, of Braco.

Bradalbin. See Campbell, John, Earl of Breadalbane.

Bradell, Captain, commander of the Seville Merchant, information concerning
-, cleared at Custom House and went to Gravesend

Bradford, Wilts., arms seized in Wilts. to be sent to

Bradford Bridge. See Bridgwater.

Bradnies. See Bradninch.

Bradninch, alias Bradnies (Bradnitch), Devons., new charter on surrender of old, references on petitions for
-, assent for passing
-, Mayor and Burgesses of

Bradwell, Derbys., freeholders and tenants of, reference on petition of (for re-hearing)

Brady, Dr. [Robert], Master of Caius College, Cambridge, letter to, mentioned

Brae of Glenfyn. See Glenfyne.

Bramston, John, warrant concerning manslaughter of Wiseman by
-, family of

Brandenburg, Elector of. See Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg.

Brandon, John, indictment brought against Richard Peirce by

Brawny (Brawney, the), co. Westmeath, barony (territory) of, Governor of. See Jones, Richard, Earl of Ranelagh.

Bray, Berks., parish of, close in
-, See also Windsor Forest, Bray Wood in.

Bray Wood. See Windsor Forest, Bray Wood in.

Breadalbane, Earl of. See Campbell, John, Earl of Breadalbane.

Brechin, Bishop of. See Cairncross, Alexander; Douglas, Robert; Drummond, Dr. James
-, bishopric of, recommendations and presentations to, warrants for
-, letters missive for
-, smallness of rents and profits of, warrant for payment in consideration of
-, Dean and Chapter of, congé d'élire to
-, letter missive to

Brecknockshire, King's attorneys (Attorneys general) in. See Freeman, Edward; Morgan, Lewis; Price, Robert.
-, petitions for reversion of place of. See Gwyn, Edward.
-, Justices of
-, Member of the Oxford parliament for, prosecution by
-, Receiver of, fine paid to
-, great sessions for

Brent, Richard, lands in Gloucs. conveyed to, mentioned

Brentford, Middlesex, arms seized in Middlesex to be sent to

Bret, Richard, warrant for patent for invention for smelting copper, etc.

Brewers' Company, in Exeter. See Exeter.
-, of London, warrant for new charter on surrender

Brian Askam. See Askam Bryan.

Bricklayers' Company. See Tylers' and Bricklayers' Company.

Bridgeman, [Sir Orlando], Lord Keeper, member of the Privy Council
-, William
-, information taken before, mentioned
-, grant of office of a Clerk of the Privy Council with fees, etc., to, warrant for
-, sworn Clerk of the Privy Council

Bridges, Robert, Commissioner of the Revenue in Ireland, warrant reconstituting
-, William, commissioner (manager) of the Hearth Office
-, Keeper of the Stores in the Tower, surrender of office of

Bridgewater, Earl of. See Egerton, John, Earl of Bridgewater.

Bridgwater, Somersets., river leading to Taunton and Bradford Bridge from, commission to compound with landowners for making navigable, mentioned
-, warrant for grant of sole navigation to Ham Hill

Brighthelmston. See Brighton.

Brightlingsea (Britewellsea), co. Essex, company of trained band of, in second regiment of the Cinque ports, commissions in

Brighton (Brighthelmston), Sussex, inhabitants of, reference on petition of (for incorporation, etc.)

Brill, the, Holland, list of passengers in packet-boats to and from

Brimstone, great scarcity in England
-, powder-makers to have supplies from Ordnance Office

Brisbane, George, warrant for charter granting part of Argyll's estate to
-, Margaret, warrant for charter granting part of Argyll's estate to
-, alias Napier, Mrs. Margaret (afterwards suo jure Baroness Napier of Merchistoun), daughter of Archibald, second Lord Napier, warrant for payment to
-, action to intent before Parliament of Scotland against Earl of Leven
-, Mary, warrant for charter granting part of Argyll's estate to

Bristol, Gloucs., head and quarters of James Holloway to be fixed on gates of
-, account of
-, arms seized in, to be kept in
-, arms seized in Somerset to be sent to
-, charter of, mentioned
-, ship for
-, malcontents, etc., lay government under contempt
-, Aldermen of. See below, Mayor and Aldermen of.
-, Common Council of, refuse to perform their parts in solemnity of the fifth of November
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Somerset, Henry, Duke of Beaufort.
-, Magistrates at
-, Mayor of, letter from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, Soapboilers' Company withdraw attendance on
-, Mayor and Aldermen of, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to
-, Mayor and Sheriffs of
-, warrant to
-, Mayor and Town Clerk of, petition referred to, mentioned
-, Sheriffs of. See above, Mayor and Sheriffs of.
-, Soapboilers' Company of, contempt shewn to government by
-, Town Clerk of, letter to, mentioned
-, See also above, Mayor and Town Clerk of
-, St. Nicholas, vicarage of. See Gaskarth, John.

Bristol, Bishop of. See Gulston, William; Lake, Dr. John.
-, bishopric
-, warrants for election of bishop
-, warrant for restitution of temporalities of
-, cathedral, prebendary of. See Thompson, Richard.
-, Dean of. See Crosman, Samuel; Thompson, Richard.
-, Dean and Chapter of, warrant for congé d'élire and recommendation to
-, warrant for royal assent to election by
-, deanery, warrants for grant of

Bristol, Earl of. See Digby, John, Earl of Bristol.

Britewellsea. See Brightlingsea.

Brocas, Thomas, Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire, recommendation, etc., as

Broderers' Company of London, reference on petition of (for new charter)

Brolass (Brolos), Mull Island, Argylls., twenty pound land of
-, See McLean, Lauchlan, of Brolass.

Bromstead, —, ordered to stand in pillory at Westminster and Royal Exchange
-, stood in pillory in Palace Yard

Brook, Samuel, senior B.A. of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, to have vacant fellowship

Brouncker, William, second Viscount Brouncker of Lyons, Master, Keeper and Governor of the hospital or free chapel of St. Katherine near the Tower
-, annuity arrears of
-, executrix of. See Williams, Abigail.

Browham, Henry, [a Justice of Cumberland], letter from
-, examination of Appleby by
-, mentioned
-, letter to, mentioned

Brown, William, presenter of signatures to Exchequer [of Scotland], warrant for protection to

Browne, Sir George, Deputy Lieutenant of Hampshire, recommendation, etc., as
-, John, warrant for grant of fishings of rivers in Connaught to
-, John, Clerk of the House of Lords (Parliament), warrants to
-, Sir Richard, Resident in France, prosecuted for money remitted to
-, daughter and heiress of. See Evelyn, Mary
-, executor of. See Evelyn, John
-, Thomas, sentenced to death, reference on petition of (for liberty on bail)
-, warrant for unconditional pardon to
-, mentioned
-, warrant for bail for

Bruce, Andrew, Bishop of Dunkeld, warrant to
-, Robert, first Earl of Ailesbury, Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire, letters to
-, Thomas, Lord Bruce, [afterwards second Earl of Ailesbury], Gentleman of the Bedchamber, warrant to be
-, grant of pension to
-, Thomas, military commission to
-, Sir William, of Kinross, warrant for charter of lands, etc., to, detailed
-, warrant for office of shirefship of Kinross to
-, gift of patronage of Kinross and Portmoak kirks to
-, charters granting lands, etc., to, cited
-, ratification of house and life rent of his spouse to
-, spouse to. See Halket, Dame Mary.

Bruntshields (Bruntsheilles). See White, Nathaniel, of Bruntshields.

Brussels
-, Duke of Monmouth at, received by the Marquis di Grana
-, from the Hague
-, said to be preparing to return from Holland to
-, Prince of Orange, leaves the Hague for, to view his troops
-, goes from
-, encamped with his army near
-, reported Schomberg had orders to march on
-, garrison at
-, French camp near
-, grievances in, occasioned by duties levied on provisions, account of events leading to redress of
-, See also below. Assembly.
-, Spaniards likely to have lost government in
-, Assembly of nations, endeavour to appease the people
-, consent to impost on beer
-, Council of State, endeavour to appease the people
-, Court at
-, Governor of
-, States of the province of, agree to pay contributions demanded by [the French]
-, Park at, guns heard playing [on Luxemburg] in
-, St. Nicholas' Church, burghers forced Spaniards from
-, Stadthouse at, guards and dragoons forced to retire from

Brymyncham. See Birmingham.

Buckden, Hunts., letter dated at

Buckenham, Norfolk, warrant for enclosing ways in

Buckenham House, Buckenham, Norfolk, warrant to enclose ways leading to

Buckingham, warrant for charter on surrender of old
-, to have cattle market

Buckingham, Duke of. See Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham.

Buckinghamshire
-, arms seized in, to be sent to Eton
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Egerton, John, Earl of Bridgewater.
-, Muster master of. See Rawson, Joseph, of Aylesbury.

Buckley, Henry, Groom of the Bedchamber

Buckworth, Sir John

Buda, Hungary, siege of, and attempted relief of, news concerning
-, Janissaries press the Bashaw to yield
-, garrison changed by Seraskier Bashaw
-, camp (Imperial camp) before
-, letters from, mentioned
-, Governor of
-, Castle of, expected account of capture of
-, Round Tower (tower) near, assault on
-, Margaret Island near. See separate entry
-, See also, Turkey, Seraskier Bashaw.

Bulstrode, Henry, Gentleman Usher Daily Waiter, reference on petition of (for fees, etc.)

Bunce, Sir James, debts contracted in the King's service by
-, Sir John, son of Sir James
-, Sir John, eldest son of Sir John, and grandson of Sir James, reference on petition of (for relief from debts)

Bundorragha (Bundoragh), alias Duarty, Murisk barony, co. Mayo, salmon fishing in, warrant for grant of

Burgess, Captain [John], company of, from Tangier, for Ireland
-, Roger, to be apprehended, warrant for

Burghill, James, about appointment to be Governor of Bermudas

Burghly, Lord. See Balfour, John, Lord Balfour of Burleigh.
-, Master of. See Balfour, Robert, Master of Burleigh.

Burghs royal. See Scotland.

Burkin, Anne, relict of Justus, reference on petition of (concerning Justus' estate)
-, James, nephew of Justus, concerning Justus' estate
-, Justus, estate of, cause concerning
-, William, son of Justus, reference on petition of (concerning Justus' estate)

Burleigh, Lord. See Balfour, John, Lord Balfour of Burleigh.

Burleigh, Kinross-s., Master of. See Balfour, Robert, Master of Burleigh.

Burlington, Countess of. See Boyle, Elizabeth, Countess of Burlington
-, Earl of. See Boyle, Richard, Earl of Burlington.

Burly, Ferdinando, to be apprehended, warrant for

Burnaby, —, letter to

Burne, Alexander, merchant burgess of Stirling and Edinburgh, warrant for gift of escheat of
-, relict of. See Wallace, Margaret.

Burnet, Alexander, Archbishop of St. Andrews, warrants to
-, warrant admitting him into Secret Committee of the Privy Council of Scotland
-, warrant allowing 500l. sterling to, mentioned
-, charter granted by, mentioned
-, death of

Burrishoole (Baryishoole), barony, co. Mayo

Burt, Mistress, living in Crutched Friars, warrant for appearance before the Privy Council of
-, Thomas, of Kingston-onThames, prosecuted

Burton, Mr.

Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, warrant for new charter
-, Corporation of, reference on petition of, mentioned

Butchers' Company of London, reference on petition of (for pardon of submission of charter)

Bute, shire of, Lieutenant of shires of Argyll and Tarbert to call for assistance from
-, Sheriff of. See Stewart [James].

Butler, —, an idiot, custody of
-, Anne (Hyde), Countess of Ossory, daughter of Earl of Rochester, brought to bed of a daughter
-, dies at Dublin
-, George, military commission to
-, James, first Duke of Ormonde, Lord Lieutenant (Chief Governor) of Ireland
-, letters from (and mentioned)
-, letters to (and mentioned)
-, orders (directions) of, mentioned
-, orders (directions, commands) to, mentioned
-, petitions referred to (and mentioned)
-, reports of, mentioned
-, warrants to
-, Secretaries to
-, at Privy Council meeting
-, grandfather of Earl of Ossory
-, preparing for Ireland
-, warrant for rebuilding part of Dublin Castle as residence for
-, departure of
-, makes shift to lodge in Dublin Castle
-, arrival at Dublin of
-, lodgings in Dublin Castle burnt down
-, King's house at Chapel Izod used for residence of
-, and Council
-, Lord Mayor of Dublin knighted by
-, successor chosen to
-, warrant constituting him Lord Lieutenant, mentioned
-, leaves Lord Deputy to hand over his government to Earl of Rochester
-, laid stone in Ormonde Bridge
-, Lord Chancellor of Oxford University
-, Lord Steward, warrant to
-, James, Earl of Ossory, [afterwards second Duke of Ormonde], arrived in London from French camp
-, prepares to go to Ireland
-, Sir James, Attorney General to the Queen, warrant for grant of office of Master, Keeper and Governor of hospital or free chapel of St. Katherine near the Tower to
-, Marmaduke, appointment as Sheriff of York
-, Mary, pass for
-, (Buttler), Mr., fined for delivering (reading) a seditious paper
-, Richard, first Earl of Arran, Lord Deputy of Ireland, letter from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, orders of
-, petitions referred to
-, reports on, mentioned
-, report to, mentioned
-, warrants to
-, to deliver up government to new Lord Lieutenant
-, Marshal of the Army in Ireland, warrants appointing and for letters patent constituting as
-, preparing for Ireland
-, Richard, of Kilconnell, reference on petition of
-, Thomas, styled (late) Earl of Ossory, regiment of

Butter, corrupt, Act for prohibiting the mixture of

Butter casks and pots, gauging of, office erected by Charles I. for
-, Act for

Buttler. See Butler.