M

Mabberley, Cheshire, the rectory of, dispensation concerning

Macartie (Macarty, McCarty), Capt. Donagh, of Col Macarty's regiment, certificate concerning
-, Col. or Lieut.-Col. Justin, of the Duke of Monmouth's foot regiment
-, certificate by
-, commission to
-, seized at Barnet, to be liberated
-, regiment of. See Army, the.
-, Owen, of Col. Macartie's regiment

McCartney, George
-, money of, at London, mentioned
-, to secure wine for Viscount Conway
-, bills of, mentioned

Macclesfield, manor of, licence to fell wood and dig and melt iron stone in, requested

McConchie, Gilbert, of Daltamie, warrant for a charter on the resignation of

MacDonnell, Elizabeth. See under Howard, Edward and Bernard.
-, Randal, Marquess of Antrim, present at a funeral at Carrickfergus
-, Rose wife of, Marchioness of Antrim, attends the funeral of her daughter, Martha O'Neil

Macdougal, Sir James, of Garthland, criminal letters issued against, as a favourer of Covenanters
-, no accuser appears against

Macennerighin, Capt., of Col. Macarty's regiment

Macgill, Capt. John, deceased, grant to, recited
-, John Macgill, grandson of, warrant for a grant to

Macgregor, Lieutenant, of the Earl of Dumbarton's regiment, certificate of a pass for

Mackaile, Matthew, letters of
-, attends the Duke of Lauderdale to Berwick Sands

Mackarter, Alexander, commission to

Mackenzie (Mekenree), Donald, lieutenant of Lord Dumbarton's regiment, certificate of leave to
-, commission to
-, Sir George, of Rosehaugh, Lord Advocate, letter of
-, letters to
-, warrant in favour of
-, great services of, to the King in Scotland
-, warrant for payment to, of journey- and outrikmoney
-, warrant for a commission to
-, Sir George, of Tarbett, pardoned and received again into favour
-, warrant for a charter to
-, to be received into the Privy Council of Scotland
-, gift to, of the office of Justice General of Scotland
-, to be a commissioner of the Supreme Court of Criminal Judicatory
-, warrant for gift of a pension to
-, nominated a commissioner for Plantation of Kirks and Valuation of Teinds in Scotland
-, said to have been made Lord Justice General
-, said to have called the Earl of Rothes a "hocus,"
-, pardoned by the King and likely to be introduced to the Bench
-, Colin Mackenzie of Reidcastle and Alexander Mackenzie of Coull, warrant for a charter to
-, Kenneth, of Suddie, commission to
-, Roderick, of Findon, warrant for a charter to

Mackernes, John, warrant for a pension to

Macleans, the clan of the, oppressed by the Earl of Argyle

McShaen, Neale, servant of the Duchess of Portsmouth, pass for

Maddox, Mr., a Dissenting minister in Southwark

Madrid, courier from, for Nieuport or Ostend
-, the peace said to be ratified at
-, treaty between France and Spain arrived at

Maes, the, packet-boat from
-, See also Meuse, the.

Maesland Sluys, Dutch men-of-war from
-, three yachts waiting for the Duchess of York at

Maestricht, report that, is to be restored to the Dutch
-, restoration of, mentioned
-, soldiers taken to, by Lord Feversham

Magenis (Magennis), Arthur, and his wife, pass for
-, Brian, servant of Edward Rawdon, money desired to be paid to
-, letter directed to the address of, at Paris
-, letter to be delivered by
-, with the ambassador at Paris
-, Conn, letter of

Magna Carta, cited

Marden Newton, fire at (1676)

Maidenhead, coach sent to, to meet the Speaker
-, express to be forwarded to

Maidman, Henry, warrant for payment to

Maidstone, Mayor of. See Walker, George.

Maidstone, John, M.A., chaplain to the battalion of Guards in Flanders, commission to
-, desired
-, orders for payment to
-, certificates of pay due to

Mailhey, Bertrand au, a painter employed by Verrio

Maine, the Duc de, persons employed for the cure of

Maire, Henry le, late servant of the Marquess of Winchester, pass for

Maister, Henry, mayor of Hull, implicated in a case of seditious language
-, and three Aldermen of Hull, examination taken before
-, certificate by

Maitland, George, of Eccles, commission to
-, Capt. James, of the Earl of Linlithgow's regiment
-, John, Duke of Lauderdale, letters of
-, letters to
-, letter to, mentioned
-, warrants to
-, speech of, mentioned
-, the Duke of Hamilton sent for by
-, Scotch noblemen coming to London to complain against
-, recommendation to impeach, either in Scotland, or at Westminster
-, referred to as Earl of Guildford
-, complaints against, answered by the King
-, said to be afraid of his guards
-, should be removed
-, the House of Commons desires the removal of
-, vindicates himself in a pamphlet
-, named in an address to the King
-, mentioned in a Nonconformist sermon
-, proceedings of, in Scotland, approved by the King
-, said to be much discontented in mind
-, to be High Commissioner in the Convention of Estates at Edinburgh
-, faction hostile to, carry the elections at Dumfries
-, methods of, described
-, attends the Scotch Council and fines a Quaker
-, harangues the estate of Burghs
-, person known to
-, officer ordered to receive directions from
-, attended on by the Duke of Hamilton and others at Edinburgh
-, the King not angry with, for what he had done, but for not having done more
-, fruitless interview between, and the Duke of Hamilton
-, objected to, as Commissioner to the Convention
-, said to have requested a stoppage of the forces being sent to Scotland
-, explains the arrest of Sir Patrick Home
-, writes that all will be well in Scotland
-, gone to his house at Lethingtoun near Haddington
-, said to be anxious to see the King
-, information forwarded to
-, arms pretended for the use of
-, not likely to return to Edinburgh until the messenger from the Convention bring some intelligence from Court
-, returned to Edinburgh
-, to leave for London immediately
-, going to London
-, gone to London
-, statement that, would extend arbitrary government to the three kingdoms
-, attended as far as Berwick Sands
-, arrival of, at Windsor
-, ratification of the acts of, during the late Convention at Edinburgh
-, conventicle said to have been held in the house of
-, present at a Council at Windsor
-, would have the Earl of Mar surrender his heretable keepership of Stirling Castle to him in return for Lord James Douglas' regiment
-, furnishes a description of Walsh, the conventicler
-, accuses the Duke of Hamilton of weakening the King's prerogative in Scotland
-, lodgings for, to be assigned in Holyrood House
-, an old antagonist of
-, the Scotch judicatories said to be absolutely subservient to
-, the Marquess of Athol a great adversary of
-, interest of, said to make new advances every day
-, express for
-, as Commissioner of the Convention of the Estates of Scotland
-, instructions to
-, paid 70l. a day
-, narrative of debate between, and the Duke of Hamilton
-, carries at least two-thirds of the votes in the Convention
-, warrant for payment of salary to
-, and the Privy Council of Scotland, letter to
-, or the Privy Council of Scotland, visitors to be permitted to see Sir Patrick Home only in the presence of a nominee of
-, See also Charles II.
-, Elizabeth wife of, Duchess of Lauderdale, daughter of, married to the son of the Earl of Moray
-, Charles Maitland of Halton, brother of, Treasurer Depute of Scotland, letter to
-, instructions to
-, joins in a debate in the Scotch Convention
-, heritable sheriff of Lothian
-, sent to give the King an account of the revenue of Scotland
-, warrant for payment to of journey-and outrik-money
-, Richard son of, nephew and heir apparent of the Duke of Lauderdale, to marry the Earl of Argyle's eldest daughter
-, office of Lord Privy Seal of Scotland said to have been given to
-, Lewis, commission to
-, Richard, of Gogar, to be admitted to the Privy Council of Scotland
-, nominated a commissioner for Plantation of Kirks and Valuation of Teinds in Scotland

Majorca, vessel from
-, man-of-war of, a, bound for Ostend
-, convoying Dutch and English merchantmen

Malaga, vessels from
-, to be put in quarantine
-, the Court of Aldermen satisfied that there is no danger of infection from
-, wines from
-, wines, fruit and oil from Malbery, Mistress
-, desired to act on behalf of Lady Lindores

Malines, letter from, mentioned
-, troops to be quartered at
-, troops ordered to

Mallett, Michael, to be taken to the Tower
-, accused of speaking treasonable words
-, sent to the Tower
-, to be released from the Tower on parole
-, Mr., M.P., note of a speech of

Malstrand, a Hull shipmaster from

Man, Capt. James, commander of a London fly-boat
-, John, letters of

Manacles, the, vessels coming from, met off Falmouth

Manchester, Earl of. See Montagu, Edward, Earl of Manchester.

Manley, Francis, to be passed on the musters
-, Sir Robert, letter of

Mann, Joseph, commission to
-, —, an alias of William Smith

Mansard, Mistress, of France, pass for

Mansell, Sir Edward, of Margam, Vice-Admiral of South Wales, letter of
-, complaint of, against the Marquess of Worcester
-, pressing men for Plymouth
-, Bussy Mansell, cousin of, high sheriff of Glamorganshire, licence for, to be absent

Mansfelt, Pieter, an Ostender, attacks the Dover packet-boat

Manton, Dr., a Nonconformist preacher

Mapletoft, Robert, Dean of Ely, approaching death of
-, Dr., professor of physic in Gresham College

Mar, Earl of. See Erskine, Charles, Earl of Mar.

Marche, Pierre de la, licence to

Marcin (Marsyn, Mersan), Ernest, Baron or Court of, uncle of the Duke of Lorraine, stopped by creditors at Harwich
-, sailed from Harwich

Marcoville, the Sieur, equerry to the Most Christian King, pass for

Marescotti, Giulio, Italian, pass for

Mareuil (Mirrell), —, the late Portuguese ambassador's secretary
-, See also Haggett, —.

Margate, letter dated from
-, Lord Howard arrived at
-, King's ships ordered to
-, horses to be transported from
-, the two battalions at, to return to quarters
-, pier, vessels in

Mariot or Marrot, Simon, pardon to, caveat concerning

Marischal, the Lady. See Keith, Mary, Lady Marischal.

Mark. See Cleves.

Market Bosworth, co. Leicester, rectory of, presentation to

Markham, Sir Robert, M.P. for Grantham, case of

Marloe, Capt., of Sir John Fenwick's regiment

Marlot, Mr.

Marman, John, commission to

Marre, John, commission to

Marriages, clandestine, bill for preventing

Marridale, John, ensign in the Middlesex militia

Marsali, Daniel, subject of the Emperor, pass for

Marseilles, wines laden at
-, vessels fitting for, stopped at St. Malo

Marsh, Narcissus, D.D., Principal of St. Alban Hall, Oxford, granted the Provostship of Trinity College, Dublin
-, Father, rector of Ghent, present at a Jesuit consulta.

Marshall, Charles, ensign in the Middlesex militia
-, Thomas, D.D., Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford, letter of
-, letter to
-, Thomas, master of the Westmoreland, alleged negligence of
-, Lieut., of the Duke of Monmouth's regiment of foot, to be allowed on the musters

Marshalsea, the, prisoner in

Martin, Abel, pass for
-, Dr. Richard, minister of St. Saviour's, Southwark, distribution to poor watermen by
-, Sir Roger, pass granted to
-, and his wife, Dame Tamworth Martin, pass for
-, requested

Martyn, John, of Plymouth, reference of petition of

Martnahame, Moor of, and barony of Martnahame Kingskyle. See Overskeldoune.

Marvell, Andrew, burgess of Hull, 'a shrewd man against Popery,'
-, blame for the publishing of certain libels likely to be thrown on
-, death of, mentioned
-, book attributed to

Mary, Queen, statute of, for punishing inventors of false rumours, mentioned

Maryborough, case of the Government of

Maryland, vessel from
-, expected war with the Indians in
-, the Indians in arms in
-, the Indians in, forced to deliver up murderers of Englishmen

Mason, Cat., lodging house keeper
-, Sir Richard
-, Robert, clerk accomptant of the Irish office of the Postmaster General, affidavit by
-, [Captain], Colonel Blood's rescue of, mentioned

Massareene, Lord. See Skeffington, John, Viscount Massareene.

Master, Edward, letters of
-, son of, a captain of foot

Masters, Mr., letter to

Masterson, Daniel, a seaman committed for mutiny, to be delivered to the Marshal of the Admiralty
-, warrant for the release of

Matharne, letter dated from

Mathews, William, commission to

Matison, Alexander, commander of the Elizabeth

Mattei, Nicola, Italian musician, pass for

Matthew, Tobias, Archbishop of York, death of (1628), mentioned

Matthews, George. See Preston, Sir George.
-, and James Clarke, mortgage to, mentioned

Mattinacnock, an island in Delaware river, grant of

Maubert, Mademoiselle Anne, pass for

Mauchline, town of, refuses to give the bond

Maude, Adam, of Brussels, pass for

Maugridge, John, drum major general, warrant to

Maules, Mr., Register of the Court of Claims for Connaught, request on behalf of

Maxstoke, proportion of a month's assessment on, to be paid
-, Constables and Headboroughs of, warrant to

Maxwell, Sir George, of Newark, committed to prison for seditious words
-, Robert, Earl of Nithsdale, warrant for a pension to

May, George, M.A., chaplain in ordinary, recommendation on behalf of
-, Hugh, certificate by
-, Richard, Recorder, and others of the Corporation of Chichester, minute of a request of

Maybole, near Ayr, a great conventicle held at

Maye, Martin, chirurgeon to Prince Rupert's regiment of dragoons

Mayhew, Mr., a Nonconformist preacher

Maynard, William, Lord Maynard, letter of
-, letter to
-, —, note of speech of, in the House of Commons

Mayne, Major Edmond, of the Duke of Monmouth's regiment of Horse, order to
-, granadoes to be delivered to

Maynooth, co. Kildare, market and fairs at, grant of, requested

Mazine, Charles, recommendation of, mentioned

Meaburn, letter dated from

Mead, David, gentleman usher daily waiter in ordinary to the Queen, pass for
-, George, menial servant to the Queen, pass for
-, Matthew, of Stepney, petition of

Mearne, Samuel, bills of, for stationery, allowed
-, notice to be given to
-, as Warden of the Stationers' Company, Samuel Packer brought before

Mearns, heritable sheriff of the. See Carnegie, Robert, Earl of Southesk.

Mease, William, and Thomas Witherly, to be inserted in the next general pardon for Newgate convicts
-, warrant for a pardon to

Meath, lands in, to be passed to the Duke of York

Mechlin, letters of the Prince of Orange from, mentioned
-, question as to the deputypaymasters residing at

Mediators, the, said to have refused to sign the peace

Medicines, a catalogue of chymical

Mediterranean, the, agreement with Holland as to, to be changed
-, list of the ships almost ready for, and of ships in
-, the French would be masters in, if the Dutch squadron quitted Cadiz
-, proportion of ships to be supplied by England and Holland in
-, French ships in, ordered to come to Brest
-, all quiet in

Medlycott, Thomas. See Stonehouse, Sir John.

Medowes, Sir Thomas, letter of, mentioned
-, requested as evidence
-, letters to
-, account of the journey of, to London
-, Richard Bower certain that, will confirm his story
-, list sent by

Medway salmon, a, sent to Sir J. Williamson

Meers, Francis, clerk, once schoolmaster of the Bishop of London, letter on behalf of
-, recommended for a prebend
-, warrant in favour of, desired
-, presentation of

Meggott, Dr., Mr. Rosewell promised the next Windsor prebend after provision being made for

Mel, Mademoiselle Susanne, pass for

Mell, Frederick, commission to

Melvill, Capt., of the Earl of Dunbarton's regiment

Melville, George, Lord Melville, case against, mentioned

Mendez, Fernando, M.D., appointed one of the King's Physicians in ordinary to attend on the Queen

Mendlesham, Suffolk, troops to march to

Mennell, Alderman, deceased, proposal to buy lands of the son of, at Sheerness

Menzies, Duncan, commission to
-, pass for
-, Col. James, of Culdaars, commissions to
-, commissioned to raise a company of Highlanders
-, warrant for a charter to
-, company of Highlanders of. See Army, the.

Meoles, John, commission to, as Lieutenant
-, Capt., of the Holland regiment

Mercado, David Raphael de, of Barbados, grant of denization to

Merch, Margaret, pass for

Merchant Adventurers of England, the, statement of the case of the creditors of

Meredith, Sir Charles, Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland, warrant for a commission to
-, Roger, secretary to the extraordinary embassy to the States General, warrants for payment to
-, dispatch from the Prince of Orange conveyed by
-, instructions to Sir W. Temple carried by

Merman, a, and mermaids, said to have been seen

Messina, notes about the sudden quitting of
-, quitted by the French.

Mets, Henry de, of Brussels, pass for.

Meuse, the, proceedings of the French armies between, and the Rhine, mentioned
-, See also Maes, the.

Mevis, vessel from

Mew, Lieut.-Col. John, of the London Trained Bands
-, Peter, Bishop of Bath, offence taken by Nonconformists at a sermon of

Mico (Micho), —, S.J., letter of, mentioned
-, present at a Jesuit consulta
-, incident during the seizure of
-, resolution for the King's assassination drawn up by

Middelburg, vessel of
-, vessel from
-, capers of
-, privateers of
-, poverty of the parts near
-, the Duke of Monmouth visits

Middlesex, Lord Lieutenant of.See Craven, William, Earl of Craven.
-, High Sheriff of, warrant to
-, and Surrey, the 14 outparishes in, bill of mortality in
-, and Westminster, list of the officers and soldiers in, under the command of the Lord Lieutenant
-, Westminster and Southwark, Lord Lieutenant of. See Craven, William, Earl of Craven.

Middleton, Charles, Earl of Middleton, commission to
-, lieut.-col. of the Earl of Mulgrave's regiment, at Bruges
-, Capt. Charles, company of, in the Duke of York's regiment
-, soldiers deserted from
-, to be released
-, goes on board at Harwich
-, sailed from Harwich
-, Capt. David, of Sir Charles Wheler's regiment
-, company of
-, John, 1st Earl of Middleton
-, as Commissioner of Scotland in 1661, first session of, mentioned
-, John, serjeant-at-arms, warant to

Midland Circuit, the, the Justices of Assize for, warrants to

Milbrone, Mr.

Mildmay, Richard, receiver to Sir George Rawdon, letters of
-, letter to, mentioned
-, bills received by
-, sent to Belfast

Milford, vessel for
-, seamen pressed at

Militia, the, note about
-, Roman Catholics' servants sent to, to be excepted against
-, Bill, the, doubt whether, will be passed
-, the House of Commons dissatisfied at the loss of

Mill, Robert, collector of customs at Leith, objected against, as commissioner for Linlithgow

Miller, Francis, and other merchants of London, traders in foreign iron wire, petition of
-, John, commission to
-, Thomas, Mayor of Chichester, letter to
-, King's letter to, requested
-, Capt., of the Coldstream Guards
-, at Bruges
-, certificate of leave to

Milleran, M. de, certificate concerning

Million, Henry. See Hill, Richard.

Millis, Mr., a brown baker in Bow Lane

Milner, John, late clerk of the Merchant Taylors' Company

Milon, Elizabeth, waiting gentlewoman to the Duchess of Mazarin, pass for

Milward, Richard, D.D., warrant for a dispensation to

Minster, proposal for a line of communication from Sheerness dyke to

Mint, the, pix boxes in, sum remaining in, mentioned
-, office of King's clerk of, caveat concerning

Minto, minister of. See Scott, Francis.

Minutius, Cassidorius Aureus, Latin work by

Mirrell. See Mareuil.

Mitcham. See Morden.

Mohune, Michael, letter of

Mole, the, all the Algerines said to be got into

Molineux. See Molyneux.

Molloy, Col., servant to

Molyneux (Molineux), Caryll, Viscount Molyneux, Jesuits met going to the house of
-, Roger, letters of

Moncke, George, Duke of Albemarle, lands possessed by, in Wexford and Wicklow
-, Christopher son of, Duke of Albemarle, colonel of the Queen's regiment of Horse, letter to
-, reference of petition of
-, at Deal
-, sails for Ostend
-, regiment of. See Army, the.
-, chaplain of. See Rich, Samuel, M.A.

Moncreeff, Capt. James, company of

Monday, Ensign, desires to resign

Mones. See Easter Dercullich.

Monk, Nicholas, late Bishop of Hereford, wife and daughters of, lease granted to, mentioned

Monmouth, Duke of. See Scott, James, Duke of Monmouth.
-, Duchess of. See under Stuart, Mary, Duchess of York.

Monmouth, a receiver of clipped money at

Monmouthshire, persons removed from the commission of the peace in
-, a corner in

Mons, the Prince of Orange resolved to try relieving
-, the French withdraw nearer to
-, a deputy of the States General permitted to enter
-, the Duke of Luxembourg refuses to open the passage to, on a report of peace
-, the Duke of Monmouth goes to visit
-, relief of, considered unlikely
-, the Duke of Monmouth said to have marched to join in the relief of
-, action near, mentioned
-, news of the relief of, expected
-, relief of, reported
-, the battle near, account of, obtained from Ostend
-, the French said to have been totally routed before
-, the action near, said by some to have been indecisive
-, See also Ath.

Monson, Sir John, statement of, as to the Earl of Lindsey's compensation for draining Lindsey Level

Montagu, Edward, Lord Montagu of Boughton, again victorious at Newmarket
-, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester, as Chamberlain of the Household
-, Ralph, Master of the Great Wardrobe, warrants to.
-, warrant for the suspension of
-, disgraced and succeeded as ambassador to France by Lord Sunderland
-, reported interview between, and the Papal Nuncio in France
-, copy of letter to, from the Earl of Danby
-, Sir William, Chief Baron of the Exchequer, called in to a Council on the Popish plot

Montagu, Viscount. See Browne, Francis, Viscount Montagu.

Montall, Monsr., reported to be slain in battle

Montgomery, Alexander, Earl of Eglinton, as heritable sheriff of Renfrew, exception on behalf of
-, Hugh, Earl of Mount Alexander, horse race for the plate of
-, Robert, of Hessilhead, land wodsett by

Montingo, Antonio, painter of flowers, and Alice his wife, warrant and certificate concerning

Montpellier, France, passes to

Montrose, Marquis of. See Graham, James, Marquess of Montrose.

Montserrat, vessels from
-, Governor of. See Stapleton. Col. William.

Moody, Robert, a plan of Lord Conway's great building sent by
-, visit of, to London to buy fruit-trees

Moore, Francis, pass for
-, Sir Henry, of Fawley, Berkshire, passes granted to
-, Francis son of, passes granted to
-, Sir John, of Lord Alington's regiment, letter to, and company of
-, John, commission to
-, Sir Jonas, often spoken to, by Major Darell, about the fortifications of Sheerness
-, and Edward Sherburne, estimate by
-, Sir William, caveat at the desire of
-, Mr., servant of the Duke of Norfolk, information about
-, Mrs., petition of, mentioned
-, —, S.J., said to have been sent to Scotland to raise a disturbance

Moors, the, a sloop mastered by
-, mustering a great army against Algiers
-, said to be in arms against Algiers

Moray, Earl of. See Stuart, Alexander, Earl of Moray.

Mordaunt, Elizabeth, Viscountess Mordaunt, pass for
-, Henry, Earl of Peterborough, Lord Lieutenant of Northamptonshire
-, notice to be given to
-, estate promised to
-, Charles nephew of, Viscount Mordaunt, afterwards 3rd Earl of Peterborough, arrived in the Downs
-, Henry, colonel of the Duke of York's regiment of Horse, memorandum of order to
-, Capt., of Lord Alington's regiment, letter to
-, company of

Morden and Mitcham, Surrey, parishes of, licence to stop up a path in

Morgan, Edmund, of Penloyne, removed from the commission of the peace of Monmouthshire
-, Edward, of Penbry, removed from the commission of the peace of Monmouthshire
-, Peter, deputy consul at St. Sebastian, pass from
-, Capt. Roland, of the Holland regiment
-, Sir Thomas, Governor of Jersey, letters of
-, mentioned
-, letters to
-, Valentine, consul at St. Sebastian
-, William, letters of
-, complaint of, against the Marquess of Worcester
-, kept from the House of Parliament by fever
-, letter noted as sent to
-, William, commission to
-, note of
-, W., a Jesuit, said to have been sent to raise commotions in Scotland and Ireland
-, present at a Jesuit consulta
-, at Stony Stratford in suspicious circumstances
-, person that could give an account of
-, Capt., company of, in Jersey

Morlaix, vessel of
-, vessels from
-, vessel from, cast away
-, linens from
-, news from
-, M. de Verdun at
-, expectation at, of the renewal of trade with England
-, the Governor of, forces English vessels to pay for clearing
-, See also St. Malo.

Morley, Capt. Robert, killed in a riot in Northumberland
-, —, a suspected Popish priest, to be taken into custody

Morley (?), Lord, case of, quoted as a precedent

Morloe, Capt., of Sir John Fenwick's regiment

Morpeth, dragoons to quarter at
-, the Duke of Hamilton said to be at
-, Lord. See Howard, Edward, Lord Morpeth.

Morrice (Morice), Nicholas, Clerk of the Signet
-, sworn and admitted a Clerk of the Signet
-, Sir William, Secretary of State, agreement with, mentioned
-, William Benedictus, commission to

Morris, Lieut., and Adjutant William, serving in Virginia, Frances wife of, reference of petition of
-, warrant for payment to
-, —, sergeant in the Middlesex militia

Mortlake, seizure of a press at

Mosse, John, to be of the King's music

Mostyn, Sir Edward, and his wife and daughter, pass for

Motley, Major, lands at Deal from Virginia

Motte, Francis la, grant of denization to

Moulier, Marie du, pass for

Mount Alexander, Earl of. See Montgomery, Hugh, Earl of Mount Alexander.

Mower, Robert, alias Moore, of Chesterfield, fined in the King's Bench

Moxon, Mr., desires Sir J. Williamson's encouragement in his work

Moyle, Thomas, commission to

Mudd, Ambrose, Mayor of Dartmouth, letters of
-, examination taken before

Muggleton, Lodowick, "A Transcendent Spiritual Treatise" by

Mulenare, Francis de, merchant of Bruges, certificate concerning

Mulgrave, Yorkshire, manor of, petitions concerning
-, Earl of. See Sheffield, John, Earl of Mulgrave.

Mulleneux, —, of Lord Conway's troop, runs a man through the body

Muller, M., Minister of Lünenburg at the Hague, offer made by, of alliance with the King
-, Hans Kaspar, of Zurich, pass for

Multyfarnham, abbey of. See Ballynelack.

Munster, quit rent payable in
-, fines and casualties of, clerk or receiver of, accounts of, to be inspected and passed

Murray, Anthony, a Presbyterian minister, the Duke of Lauderdale extends an act of indulgence to
-, Charles, captain of a foot company in the regiment of Lord James Douglas, warrant to
-, company of, to be furnished with quarters
-, James, of Philiphaugh, of the Earl of Mar's regiment
-, commission to
-, John, Marquess of Athol, as heritable sheriff of Perthshire
-, successor of, as Commissioner of the Treasury of Scotland
-, appointed Lord Privy Seal of Scotland
-, shows his loyalty by ordering an attack on Covenanters
-, commission of, declared void
-, deprived of his offices of Lord Privy Seal and Captain of the Guard of Horse in Scotland
-, Richard, of Broughtoun, objection against, as commissioner for the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright
-, on trial for forgery concerning the Earl of Annandale's lands
-, Sir Thomas, of Glendoick, late Senator of the College of Justice, appointed Clerk Register of Scotland
-, warrant for a commission to
-, Capt., of the Earl of Dunbarton's regiment
-, Capt., ready to embarktroops for England at Drogheda

Muschamp, Robert, late deputy governor and lieutenant in Holy Island

Muscovians, the. See Russians, the.

Muscovy, notes about
-, Company, the, petition of

Musgrave, John, chirurgeon, commission to
-, requested
-, Sir Philip, death of, mentioned
-, Sir Christopher, son of, letters of
-, letters to
-, petition of, mentioned
-, reference of
-, desired to attend on the King

Musters, the, the Commissary of, desires the appointment of a muster-master for Virginia
-, the Commissaries General of, letters to
-, order to
-, warrants to
-, See also Clarges, Sir Thomas; Howard, Henry, and Sir Cecil.
-, See also under Scott, James, Duke of Monmouth.

Myhell, Thomas, of the Duke of Monmouth's regiment in France, appointed to Hull garrison

Myles, Robert, going from Lisburn to England