P

Paget (Pagett), Henry, son of Lord Paget de Beaudesert, served in the Royal Regiment
-, unable to make good articles for commission for Capt. Dyves' company
-, William, seventh Lord Paget de Beaudesert

Painter-Stainers' Company of London, reference on petition of

Palmer, Sir Henry, a trustee of vicarage of Eastchurch
-, Henry, steward to Lord Grey, debts due to
-, relict and administratrix of. See Palmer, Sarah.
-, Sarah, relict and administratrix of Henry, reference on petition of (for debts due to husband)

Pamphlets. See Books, pamphlets, etc.

Paper and pasteboards, patent for invention of mill for making, petition for
-, warrant for

Papillon, [Thomas], action brought by Sir William Prichard against, for false imprisonment by
-, damages against

Papists

Paris, France
-, letter from, mentioned
-, Parliament of, Prince of Orange refused to defend his cause in

Paris, Archbishop of, conference with the Pope's nuncio

Park. See Hay, Parke, [? Hay, of Park].

Parkany (Barken, Barracan), Hungary, battle of, valour of Viscount Lansdown at, cited
-, quitted and razed by the Imperialists

Parker, Dr. Samuel, chaplain in ordinary [to the King], prebendary of Canterbury, employed in the King's service
-, warrants to have use of journals, etc., of Parliament

Park Hall, Reedham, Norfolk. See Berney, Richard, of Park Hall.

Parliament, Acts of, mentioned
-, false reports of the King's intention to summon
-, petition for meeting of, mentioned
-, Clerk of. See Browne, John.
-, members (burgesses) sent to, etc.
-, at Oxford (Oxford Parliament), members of
-, House of Commons, Journal, records, papers, etc., of, relating to Popish plot, letter and warrants authorising use of
-, votes and resolutions of, mentioned
-, late, countenanced popular elections
-, mutinous votes by
-, Clerk of. See Joddrell, Paul.
-, Speaker of. See Williams, [William].
-, House of Lords (Peers), judgment of, mentioned
-, Journals of, Oates to produce copies at his trial
-, Journals, records and papers of, warrants authorising use of
-, Clerk of. See Browne, John.
-, secret committee of, for the Popish plot

Parnell, John, of London, chirurgeon, affidavit of

Parry, Charles, convicted Popish priest, warrants for pardon and transportation of
-, Simon, reference on petition of (for fine on Earl of Clare)

Parsons, Sir John, captain of the King's troop in Earl of Oxford's regiment of Horse
-, military commission to
-, John, assistant of New Sarum, reference on petition of (for inclusion in charter)
-, William, military commission to

Particles (Partides), co. Limerick, (comprising Downe Gadmond, Downe Iris, Mortlestown [Chapel Mortell], Suecahail)

Partides. See above, Particles.

Pashley, James, warrant to be gunner in Sandgate Castle

Passes, in 1684, list of

Pasteboards. See Paper and pasteboards.

Paston, Rebecca, Countess Dowager of Yarmouth, reference on petition of (for duty of heriots and reliefs)

Paterson, John, Bishop of Edinburgh, and vicar of archbishopric of St. Andrews, congé d'élire and letter missive to
-, warrants to
-, See also Edinburgh, Bishop of.

Pauling (Paulin), [Robert], admittance by trick to Common Council of Oxford

Payne, John, assistant of New Sarum, reference on petition of (for inclusion in charter)

Pearce, Dudley, Dean of Kilmacduagh, letter from

Pearson, —, presentation to living of Ermington
-, Alexander, military commission to

Peart, Originall, so named as Town Clerk in charter for Lincoln

Peat, Barbara, living in Clapham, able to give information about Oates

Peers, House of. See Parliament.

Peirce, Richard, major of a Trained Bands regiment in London, reference [on petition of] for Nolle prosequi to indictment against
-, Richard, citizen and grocer of London, warrant granting offices of package, sewage or scavage, etc., in City and liberties of London to
-, Richard, searcher of the Custom House, reference on petition of (to execute office by deputy)

Pemberton, Sir Francis, [Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench]

Pembroke, Countess (Dowager Countess) of. See Herbert, Henrietta, Countess of Pembroke.
-, Earl of. See Herbert, Thomas, Earl of Pembroke.

Pembrokeshire, King's attorneys (Attorneys General of) in great sessions for. See Freeman, Edward; Morgan, Lewis; Price, Edward, of Lincoln's Inn.
-, reversion of place of. See Gwyn, Edward, of Gray's Inn.

Pendennis Castle (Pendennis), Cornwall, Tangier companies to lie in garrison at
-, Governor of. See Arundell, Richard, Lord Arundell of Trerice.
-, magazine at, keeper of, arms of disaffected persons in Cornwall to be sent to

Pendrell, George, instrumental in preserving the King after battle of Worcester
-, family of
-, George, eldest son of George above, reference on petition of (for gift of money)
-, John, assisted in the King's escape to Boscobel (according to Fea, The Flight of the King)
-, widow of. See Chapman, Jane.
-, William, petition for addition to royal bounty
-, died in 1700 (according to Fea)

Penman, John, merchant in Edinburgh, warrant for protection to

Penn, Master [William], induced Duke of York to endeavour to suppress rights of Earl of Perth, etc., in East New Jersey

Pennsylvania, America, Quakers bound for

Penryn, Cornwall, assent for passing new charter on surrender by Mayor, Magistrates, Portreeve and Burgesses of
-, reference on petition on behalf of (for regrant of charter)

Pensioners, Band of Gentlemen. See Gentlemen Pensioners.

Penyston, Sir Fairemeadow, royal approbation, etc., to be Deputy Lieutenant of Oxfordshire

Pepys, Samuel, Secretary to the Admiralty, letters to
-, petition referred to
-, and report on
-, warrant for erecting office and grant of office of Secretary to the Admiralty to
-, mentioned as an Assistant in the Clothworkers' Company of London

Peronall, Cornet Thomas, reference on petition of (for the King's favour)
-, wounded in battle with the Moors

Persian wares, transparent porcelain, and opacous red, etc., coloured porcelain on, discovery of mystery of

Persians, the Dutch in East Indies going to war with

Perth, Earl of. See Drummond, James, Earl of Perth.

Perthshire
-, to assist shires of Argyll and Tarbert (Tarbat)
-, separation of lands (detailed) from and annexation thereof to Kinross-s.

Peruke-makers, in and about London, petition for incorporation with Barbers and Chirurgeons, mentioned

Pest (Pesth), Hungary, letters from, mentioned
-, taking of, by Duke of Lorraine

Peterborough, Countess of. See Mordaunt, Penelope, Countess of Peterborough.
-, Earl of. See Mordaunt, Henry, Earl of Peterborough.

Peterson, James, denization for

Petit, John, servant of East India Company, warrant to return to England

Petit Goave. See Petit Guana.

Petit Guana, [? Petit Goave, Haiti], Spanish advice boat taken and brought into

Pettifer, —, close in Bray (Bray Wood) broken down by, committed, etc.

Pewterers' Company, reference on petition of

Peyton, Sir Robert, committed
-, bail for

Phelpes, Peter, Alderman of New Sarum, reference on petition of (for inclusion in charter)

Philip. See Philippe.

Philiphaugh, Selkirks. See Murray, James, of Philiphaugh.

Philippe, Duc d'Anjou, [son of Louis XIV of France, afterwards Philip V of Spain], birth of

Philippe (Philip), Prince of Savoy, guilty of manslaughter of Count Banier, warrant for pardon to

Philipps, Thomas, warrant for entry in Ordnance Office books as third engineer

Philips, John, information against, for libels, etc., warrant for apprehending
-, taken up on warrant

Philipsburgh. See Murray, James, of Philiphaugh.

Piedmont, Italy, things required by the King from

Pierrepont, Lady Grace, reference on petition of (about debt due from Lord Grey)

Pilton, [in Granton parish, Edinburghs.], laird of. See Cockburn, —, Laird of Pilton.

Pinfold, Dr. [Thomas], official of Doctors' Commons for Nonconformity, judgment for

Pinmakers' Company of London, reference on petition of (concerning abuses in contract between the King and)

Pipon, John, Receiver of revenue of Jersey, warrant to

Pitcher, Lambert, military commission to

Pitmedden, in Nony parish, Aberdeens. See Seaton, Sir Alexander, of Pitmedden.

Pitmedden, Lord. See Seaton, Sir Alexander, of Pitmedden.

Pitmuckstoune, in shirefdom of Aberdeen, warrant for new infeftment of town and lands of

Pittocke, William, deposition of

Placenewydd. See Bagenall, Nicholas, of Plasnewydd.

Plantation, in Ulster. See Ulster.

Plantations, wholly supplied with Holland Bibles
-, warrant for transport of vagrants and criminals in Scotland to

Plasnewydd, Anglesea. See Bagenall, Nicholas, of Plasnewydd.

Playing cards, foreign, proclamation prohibiting importation of

Pleadwell, John, passes for

Plessey, Northumberland, letter dated at

Plowden, Captain Edward, company in Duke of York's regiment

Plumb, William, misdemeanours committed by
-, reference on petition for discharge of

Plumbers' Company of London, warrant for new charter

Plunkett, Christopher, tenth Lord Dunsany, reference on petition of (for quit rents)
-, father wrongfully kept out of his estate

Plymouth, Devon
-, advice from, mentioned
-, letter from, mentioned
-, new charter on surrender of old, warrant for
-, assent for passing
-, arms seized in Devon to be sent to
-, ships arrive at
-, See also below under, Plymouth Road.
-, court martial at
-, one of chief places aimed at by [? disaffected] party
-, Mayors of towns in Devon wait on Earl of Bath, at, to surrender charters
-, not fortified to landward
-, Mayor of, circular letter to
-, reservation to the Crown of power to displace
-, Mayor and commonalty of, regrant of lands of
-, Recorder of, reservation to the Crown of power to displace
-, castle, [disaffected party] have friends in
-, citadel, soldiers from, for Ireland
-, mole, breast-work on
-, mole and fortifications of, [disaffected party] know every stone in
-, Road, ships arrive in

Plymouth, Earl of. See Windsor, Thomas Windsor, Earl of Plymouth.

Plympton, Devon, a stannary town, parcel of Duchy of Cornwall, new charter on surrender, assent for passing
-, reference on petition on behalf of (for regrant of charter)

Podmore, John, M.A., agreement to quit title to Trim rectory and accept living in Bishop of Meath's gift
-, warrant re-admitting to fellowship of Trinity College, Dublin

Poland, letters from, cited
-, Court of, envoy from Cossacks arrives at
-, King of. See John Sobieski, King of Poland.

Poles, the, Turkish army to act against
-, Bashaw Ali an irreconcilable enemy to

Poley (Pooley), [Edmund, English Minister at Ratisbon], ordered to Sweden

Pollard, Captain Anthony, major of garrison in Windsor Castle, reference on petition of (for increase of pay, etc.)

Pollexfen (Polliks), Mr. [Henry], opinion of
-, counsel for Dr. Pinfold
-, counsel for Rosewell
-, counsel taken by Dissenters of

Polliks. See Pollexfen.

Pollok (Pollock), Renfrews. See Maxwell, —, of Pollok.

Polwarth, Berwicks. See Hume, —, of Polwarth.

Pont Esseck. See Eszek.

Poole, Dorset, complaint of no justice in
-, Quo warranto on motion against

Poole, —, letter to

Pooley. See Poley.

Pope, Captain Richard, company of, in the Coldstream regiment

Pope, the, three poulterers concerned in burning the [effigy of]
-, nuncio of, conference with Archbishop of Paris
-, on behalf of Genoa, King of France's answer to
-, appropriation of Church revenues if French demands not consented to by

Popish books. See under, Books.

Popish Plot, minute books, papers, journals, etc., concerning. See under, Parliament.

Popish priests, in Newgate, warrants for pardon and transportation of

Popish recusancy, or reputed recusancy, argument not used touching

Porcelain, transparent, opacous and coloured, on China and Persian wares, discovery of mystery of

Porter, George, of Eyres Street, Middlesex, tried for killing Sir James Hackett
-, found guilty of manslaughter
-, warrant for reprieve if
-, warrant for pardon of
-, reference on petition of (for grant of his forfeited estate)

Portland, Countess of. See Weston, Anne, Countess of Portland.

Portman, Sir William, letter to, memorandum of
-, royal approbation of election to be Recorder of Taunton St. Mary Magdalen and Taunton St. James

Portmoak (Portmoach, Portmoack), Kinross-s., parochin of, teinds of, warrant for charter of
-, within regality of St. Andrews, separation from Fifes. and Perths. and annexation to Kinross-s. of lands in
-, kirk of patronage of, gift of
-, dissolution from lordship and regality of Dunfermline and annexation to lands, etc., of Kinross of

Porto Candello, [? Chandarli, Asia Minor], plundered

Port St. Mary, Spain, and districts, Agent at. See Westcomb, Sir Martin.

Portsmouth, Hants.
-, advice and letters from, mentioned
-, arms seized in Hants. to be sent to
-, the King and Court at, going to, or leaving
-, ships arrive at
-, soldiers at, ordered for Ireland, ship for
-, warrant for ordnance stores for
-, shipped on Bonadventure
-, ship at, man guilty of sodomy hanged at yardarm of
-, one of chief places aimed at by [? disaffected] party
-, garrison of, Sir William Bishop's company of Grenadiers march out of, for York
-, Duke of York's independent Foot Company in, Captain of. See Booth, Sir William; Hutchinson, Captain [Charles].
-, company in, soldier ordered out of. See Godden
-, harbour, men-of-war to be paid off in
-, money for
-, Ordnance stores at, warrant for issue out of, and receiving in
-, brewhouse purchased for new, warrant for payment for
-, works and fortifications of, payment for
-, [Governor of. See Noel, Edward, Earl of Gainsborough.]
-, Mayor of, circular letter to
-, Mayor and brethren of, wait on the King and Duke of York

Portsmouth, Duchess of. See Querouaille, Louise Renée de, Duchess of Portsmouth.

Portugal

Posso, Peebles. See Naesmyth, James, of Posso.

Post Office, alleged appropriation of money of, under management of Colonel Whitley
-, letters, stop on
-, inland and Irish, stop on, removed
-, foreign, stop on, to continue
-, [Governor of]. See Frowde, Philip.

Potts, Captain [Charles], Deputy Governor of Windsor Castle

Poulterers, three, concerned in burning [effigy of] the Pope

Poulterers' Company of London, petition for new charter

Powell, Mr., letter conveyed by (about Leominster)
-, Robert, B.A., to be admitted to fellowship of Queen's College, Cambridge

Power, David, chirurgeon, convicted for recusancy, warrant remitting debt due on statute
-, John, reference on petition of (for lands in Ireland)
-, Richard, fourth (first) (Lord) Earl of Tyrone, prisoner in the Gatehouse, untrue evidence against

Powlett, Charles, sixth Marquess of Winchester, [afterwards Duke of Bolton], letter from
-, certificate by
-, grant of cattle market at Leyburn to, warrant for

Prance, Miles, prisoner in Newgate
-, trials where he and Oates were evidences

Premunires and other pains or penalties. See Outlawries.

Prerogative Court, capiases issued out of, against Dissenters for not conforming

Presbyterian design. See Ireland, Presbyterian.

Presbyterians, mentioned in George Fox's printed paper

Prescot, John, of Preston, fustian maker, reference on petition of (for Jackson's estate in payment of debt)

Press, the, provisions for regulating, petition for, mentioned
-, Surveyor to consider and propose
-, See also L'Estrange, Roger; Stationers' Company
-, Surveyor of. See L'Estrange, Roger.

Preston, Lancs., reference on petition of corporation of (for regrant of surrendered charter)
-, warrant re-incorporating
-, See Prescot, John, of Preston.

Preston, Northants. See Preston Capes.

Preston, Viscount. See Graham, Richard, Viscount Preston.

Preston, Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas, reference on petition of (for rents of Furness monastery)
-, Sir George, fishings of rivers in Connaught purchased from assignees of
-, Mary, daughter of Sir Thomas, reference on petition of (for rents of Furness monastery)
-, Sir Thomas
-, estate of
-, daughters of. See above, Anne; Mary.
-, Thomas, of Holker, undisposed revenue payable out of estate of Sir Thomas by

Preston Capes (Preston), Northants., manor of, seized for Hampden's fine, petition for the King's interest in

Prestonhall, Fifes. See McKenzie, Roderick, of Prestonhall.

Prestwich, Lancs., rectory of. See Lake, John, Bishop of Bristol.

Pretiman, [? William], receiver of First Fruits and Tenths

Preveza (Prevesa), Greece, Venetian Armada at
-, Morosini had thoughts of demolishing

Price, —, letter to
-, John, Receiver of the revenue in Ireland, warrant constituting Receiver of payments for compositions with Commissioners for Defective Titles
-, Robert, of Lincoln's Inn, grant of two offices of attorney general for Carmarthen, Cardigan, etc., to, warrant for
-, Thomas, warrant for payment of interest on exchange to

Prichard (Pritchard), Sir William, Lord Mayor of London, action brought for false imprisonment against Papillon by
-, given damages
-, Alderman of London, warrant for grant of revenues of the City and hospitals in trust to

Pringle (Home, Scott), —, of Torwoodlee (Torrittley), rebel, to be apprehended
-, party of horse sent to seize
-, got away

Printers, King's, preferred bill in Chancery against promoters of printing Bibles at Oxford
-, University's answer to, mentioned
-, pressed suit against Cambridge University's printer
-, monopoly of printing Bibles by

Pritchard. See Prichard.

Privy Chamber, grooms of
-, See Bellingham, John

Privy Council
-, Orders in (of)
-, mentioned
-, minutes of proceedings of
-, report to, mentioned
-, petitions to
-, appeal to
-, charters referred to, mentioned
-, complaint to, mentioned
-, hearing before, mentioned
-, day appointed for
-, persons to be brought before, warrant for
-, alterations in, mentioned
-, Clerks of, fee of, and profits of
-, See Bridgeman, William; Doleman, Sir Thomas; Gwyn, Francis; Musgrave, Philip.
-, Committee (Secret Committee, the Lords) of
-, examinations by, mentioned
-, Councillors, recommended to assist by subscriptions Capt. Collins' survey of the coasts
-, three sat up with the King during his illness
-, See Bridgeman, Sir Orlando; Drummond, John; Jeffreys, Sir George; Jenkins, Sir Leoline; Middleton, Charles, Earl of Middleton; North, Sir Francis; Sheldon, Gilbert, Archbishop of Canterbury; Somerset, Henry, Duke of Beaufort; Temple, Sir William.
-, Lord President of
-, See Hyde, Laurence, Earl of Rochester; Robartes, John, Earl of Radnor.

Privy Council, in Scotland. See Scotland.

Privy Purse

Privy Seal
-, warrants for
-, with Recipi on, lost
-, revoked, mentioned
-, Lord. See Savile, George, Marquess of Halifax.

Proctor, Mistress, published, etc., treasonable libels, to be apprehended, warrant for

Progers, Edward, Groom of the Bedchamber, reference on petition of (for land in Rotherhithe, etc.)

Protestant association, mentioned

Protestant hop merchant. See Best, Mr.

Protestant interest, differences in Holland, etc., may hasten deliverance from sufferings of

Protestants, in the Empire. See Empire.
-, French, settling in Ireland. See Ireland.

Provence, France
-, infected with a contagious disease

Puckle, James, going to Flanders, pass for

Pudsey, Barker, brother of Sir George
-, Sir George, [Recorder of Oxford or Lord Abingdon's agent], concerning Oxford's charter
-, letters to, mentioned

Purbeck, Lord, [? Robert Villiers, alias Danvers, styled Viscount Purbeck, escape of

Purcell, Captain Robert, reference on petition of (for pay as captain in Trelawney's regiment)
-, company of, ordered to Ireland, warrant for issue of ordnance stores to

Purves, John, son of Sir William, recall of commission appointing him King's solicitor conjunct in Scotland, cited
-, Sir William, recall of commission appointing him King's solicitor conjunct in Scotland, cited

Pye, Edmund, of Nether Worton, warrant to preserve game at Nether Worton

Pym, William, parts of St. James' Park conveyed to, and by

Q

Quakers, committed to Newgate, warrant for pardon of
-, to be prosecuted under the Conventicles Act
-, bound for Pennsylvania
-, printed paper by George Fox handed to Justices for West Riding by
-, in Algiers, not forced to Turkish religion when taken prisoners

Queensberry, Duke of, and Marquess of. See Douglas, William, Marquess, afterwards Duke, of Queensberry.

Quernmore (Quermore). See under, Lancaster.

Querouaille, Louise Renée de, Duchess of Portsmouth
-, plate, etc., of
-, came to Portsmouth from Winchester
-, lodgings desired by
-, illness of
-, no reconciliation of party espousing cause of Earl of Essex, etc., until the death of

Quesne, Sieur du, French fleet at Genoa under command of

Quo Warranto

R

Rabatta, General, regiment of, in Upper Hungary

Radney [? Rodney, Anthony], Captain, company of, ordered to Ireland, ordnance stores for, warrant for

Radnor, Earl of. See Robartes, John, Earl of Radnor.

Radnorshire, King's attorneys (Attorneys General) in sessions for. See Freeman, Edward; Morgan, Lewis; Price, Robert, of Lincoln's Inn.
-, reversion of place of. See Gwyn, Edward, of Gray's Inn.

Raffles. See Lotteries and Raffles.

Raike, the, King's Net in, salmon fishing called. See Dee river.

Raleigh, Mr., to have Sir John Lanier's company in Jersey

Ralston, laird of, to be seized

Ramsay, Sir Andrew, of Abbotshall, warrant for charter of new infeftment of lands and barony of Abbotshall (name changed to Westounhall), etc., to
-, tutor to Sir Andrew Ramsay, of Waughton, his oy
-, power to build ferry boats for use between Westoun and Leith, etc.
-, Sir Andrew, of Waughton, oy of Sir Andrew, of Abbotshall, warrant for charter of new infeftment of lands and barony of Abbotshall (name changed to Westonhall), etc., to
-, tutor of. See Ramsay, Sir Andrew, of Abbotshall.
-, power to build ferry boats for use between Westoun and Leith, etc.
-, Andrew, baker in Ayr, certificate of banishment from Scotland of
-, mentioned
-, committed in Ireland
-, to be continued in custody
-, to be released on finding security to leave Ireland
-, James, Bishop of Ross (Rosse), warrants to

Randall, Samuel, robbed by Weston

Randolph, Edward, collector of customs in New England, pass for
-, Edward, warrant to be gunner in Walmer Castle

Ranelagh, Earl of. See Jones, Richard, Earl of Ranelagh.

Ratcliff Cross, Middlesex, ferry between Rotherhithe and, warrant for grant of tolls of

Ratisbon, Bavaria, [English Resident at]. See Poley, [Edmund].

Rawdon, Arthur, nephew and heir of Earl of Conway, suit between Seymour and

Rawson, Joseph, of Aylesbury, mustermaster of Bucks.
-, reference on petition of (for lands in Kent)

Rayleigh, Essex, letter dated at

Read, Sir Edward, Deputy Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, recommendation, etc., to be

Reade, —, office for gauging butter casks granted to, mentioned

Reading, Mr., a Justice of Surrey, loyalty of

Rebellion, the late

Recusancy, conviction for. See Tichborne, Sir Henry.

Redish, John, seditious libels published by, to be apprehended, warrant for

Redmayne, Peter, M.A., restored to fellowship of Trinity College, Cambridge

Redriffe, alias Rotherhith. See Rotherhithe.
-, See Foreign Shipwrights of Rotherhithe, Company of.

Reed, Richard, lands conveyed to Richard Brent by

Reedham, Norfolk. See Berney, Richard, of Park Hall, Reedham.

Ren[w]ick, Mr. [James], to be seized

Reresby, Captain Sir John, letters and papers to, mentioned
-, independent foot company of, in garrison at York

Reston, James, apprehended
-, the elder, seized
-, the younger, seized

Restoration, the

Reverdie, Sieur, lives at West Ham, deals in French wines, bearer of letter

Reynells, Sir Richard, Justice of the King's Bench, Ireland, excused circuits during commission for Defective Titles in Ireland

Rhine, River, Marshal Schomberg's march to, occasions alarm

Rhuddlan (Rudland) Marsh, Flints., concealed lands in

Rich, Peter, Chamberlain of London, warrant for grant of the City's and hospitals' revenues in trust to

Richardson, Thomas, servant to Charlotta and Charles Killigrew, petition concerning an affray with Sir James Shaen's servants, mentioned
-, Captain William, Keeper of Newgate, warrants to
-, inquiry into management of prisoners in Newgate under

Richelieu, Madame de
-, child of. See Herbert, Henrietta, Countess of Pembroke.

Richmond, Surrey, New Park, deer at, drainage and improvements for better support of
-, erection of Dutch barns in
-, Keeper of. See Hyde, Laurence, Earl of Rochester.

Richmond, Yorks., reference on petition of corporation of [for new charter on surrender]
-, warrant for new charter
-, former charters of, mentioned
-, election of members of parliament by Mayor, Aldermen, Recorder and Common Council to prevent abuses

Richmond, Duke of. See Stuart, Charles, Duke of Richmond.
-, See also below, Richmond and Lennox.

Richmond, Christopher, [a Justice of Cumberland], letter from, enclosing examination by
-, letter to, mentioned

Richmond and Lennox, Duke of. See Lennox, Charles, Duke of Richmond and Lennox.

Richmont, Prince de
-, a gentleman belonging to. See Riotort, Guillaume de.

Riddell (Riddall, Riddel, Ruddel, Ruddell), Andrew, of Tweeddale, living in Howtell, son of Sir Walter, brought (sent) to Berwick
-, oath of allegiance refused by
-, sent to (in) gaol for
-, in Morpeth gaol
-, delivery of, to officer from Scotland and orders for, mentioned
-, to chief officer at Berwick
-, to take oath and be set at liberty
-, certificate of loyalty of, mentioned
-, oath taken by
-, and set at liberty
-, discharge of
-, apprehension of
-, and discharge of, account of
-, Sir Walter, father of Andrew

Ridge, —, warrant for payment for brewhouse at Portsmouth purchased from

Riotort, Guillaume de, a gentleman belonging to Prince de Richmont, pass for

Rivers and harbours, invention for towing ships out of, and into, mentioned

Robartes, John, first Earl of Radnor, Lord President of Council

Robbers and highwaymen, Order in Council offering reward for apprehending

Roberts, [Edward], of Dover, letter from, mentioned
-, [George], resignation of fellowship of Jesus College

Robertson, Thomas, merchant in Edinburgh, resignation of manor, town, etc., of Gogar, etc.
-, spouse to. See Cleghorn, Marion.

Robinson, Leonard, appointment as Sheriff of York
-, Patrick, military commission to

Roche, Maurice, recommendation for lieutenancy in Irish army
-, Piercy, cornet of Lord Cornbury's troop, fit for sea service
-, warrant for passing as cornet in musters during absence

Rocheid, Sir James, Town Clerk of Edinburgh, malversations in his office, proceedings against

Rochester, Kent, Scots regiment of Foot Guards at, concerning grant of licence to retail victuals and drinks by two soldiers of
-, directions to stop passengers and ships leaving and passengers arriving at
-, Mayor of, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to
-, circular letter to
-, Mayor and Justices of, letter to
-, to grant licences as they think convenient

Rochester, Bishop of. See Sprat, Dr. Thomas; Turner, Dr. Francis.
-, Dean and Chapter of, congé d'élire and letter of recommendation for election of bishop to
-, royal assent to election of bishop by
-, bishopric of, deanery of Westminster to be held in commendam with. See Sprat, Dr. Thomas.
-, restitution of temporalities of. See Sprat, Dr. Thomas.

Rochester, Earl of. See Hyde, Laurrence, Earl of Rochester; Wilmot, John, Earl of Rochester.

Rogers, Dr. [John], Divinity Reader in Magdalen College, Oxford

Roll. See Rolle.

Rolland, Vincent, a Frenchman, from Croisic, servant of Madame Le March, examination of

Rolle (Roll), Samuel, lord of the manor of Callington, charter surrendered by
-, reference on petition of (for new charter)

Rolls, Master of the. See Master of the Rolls.

Roman Empire, Sacred, Counts of, Viscount Lansdown and descendants given title of

Roman religion, in Ireland. See Ireland.

Romsey. See Rumsey.

Ronquillo, Don Pedro, Spanish Ambassador to England, memorial presented by, mentioned
-, made President of Council of King of Spain

Rooke, William, a trustee of Eastchurch vicarage
-, Colonel William, to be Mayor of Canterbury

Roscommon, county

Roscommon, Earl of. See Dillon, Wentworth, Earl of Roscommon.

Rosehaugh, Ross-s. See Mackenzie, Sir George, of Rosehaugh.

Rosewell, [John], prebendary of Windsor and fellow at Eton College, death of
-, Thomas, Dissenting minister, indictment, trial and conviction of, for high treason
-, pardon for, warrant for
-, pardoned, cited
-, counsel for
-, See Pollexfen, Mr. [Henry].

Ross (Rosse), Bishop of. See Ramsay, James.

Ross, Lord. See Ross, William, Lord Ross.

Ross, Arthur, Archbishop of Glasgow, election as Archbishop of St. Andrews, congé d'élire and letter missive for
-, warrant for
-, Archbishop of St. Andrews, warrant for mandate to
-, warrant granting rents and duties of archbishopric to
-, William, twelfth Lord Ross (Rosse), commission to be major of Graham of Claverhouse's regiment of Horse
-, warrant for pay as major and captain of above regiment

Rosse. See Ross.

Rossington, John, warrant for pardon for building beyond limits of part of St. James' Park demised to
-, Robert, warrant for pardon for building beyond limits of part of St. James' Park demised to

Ross-shire, collector of cess and excise in. See McKenzie, Colin.

Rotherfield (Rutherfield) Greys, Oxfords., manor of

Rotherfield Park, Rotherfield Greys, Oxfords. See Knollys, William, of Rotherfield Park.

Rotherham, Mr., counsel for Mr. Kidd

Rotherhithe (Redriffe, Rotherhith), Surrey, market and fairs at, warrant for grant of
-, ferry between Ratcliff Cross and, with tolls, warrant for grant of
-, parish of, land encroached on the Thames in, petition for grant of, mentioned
-, former grant of, mentioned
-, Foreign Shipwrights of. See Foreign Shipwrights.

Row (Rowe), Anthony, collector of Hearth money, proclamation ordering payment to
-, Captain [Henry], wounded by Ensign Hilton
-, John, warrant for apprehension of, for treason
-, Mr. [John], information about
-, Thomas, of Dover, prosecution of, for intent to export wool

Rowallan, Ayrs., Laird of. See Muir, Sir William, of Rowallan.

Rowe. See Row.

Royal African Company, charter of, mentioned

Royal Burghs. See under, Scotland.

Royal Oak. See Boscobel.

Royley, Francis, articles of agreement between Col. Disney, etc., and, concerning sequestrations
-, information of, cited

Ruddel, Ruddell. See Riddell.

Rudland. See Rhuddlan.

Rudyerd, Mr., information against

Rumbold, William, warrant for apprehension of

Rumsey (Romsey), Colonel John, letter from, in answer to Holloway's allegations against
-, Holloway's angry reflections on, mentioned
-, information of
-, abstract of
-, mentioned
-, evidence of, before Privy Council, minutes of
-, information against, abstract of

Ruprecht (Rupert), Prince, Duke of Cumberland
-, natural son of. See Bard (Bart), Dudley.

Russell, Captain Francis, captain in first regiment of Foot Guards
-, Thomas, commission to be ensign in major's company of Trained Bands of Dover
-, William, seventh (fifth) Earl [afterwards fourth (first) Duke] of Bedford, garden of, said to be fit place to take off the King and the Duke of York
-, William, styled Lord Russell, Carstares to be questioned concerning
-, at Sheppard's house
-, mighty party espouse cause of
-, consultation at house of, about arresting the Lord Mayor
-, discoursed with Carstares about the conspiracy

Rutherfield Greys. See Rotherfield Greys.

Rutland, Earl of. See Manners, John, Earl of Rutland.

Rutland, William, reference on petition of (about judgment against Lord Grey for debt)

Rutlandshire, arms seized in, to be sent to Stamford
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Noel, Edward, Earl of Gainsborough.

Rutter, Hugh, private soldier in Ireland, killed by Hugh Montgomery

Rutton, Thomas, warrant to be gunner in Sandgate Castle

Rycote, in Great Haseley, Oxfords.

Rye, Sussex
-, directions to stop passengers and ships leaving and passengers arriving at
-, Mayor of, circular letter to

[Rye House Plot], the conspiracy

Ryslaw, Berwicks. See Cockburn, Sir James, of Ryslaw.

Ryther, Yorks. See Jackson, Christopher, of Ryther.