L.

L. J., .........

L. W., .........

Lacey, Bryan

Lacie, Marmaduke

Lacussaigne, Guerault de

Lacy, Richard

Lady of St. Sebastian, &c. See Ships' names.

Lake, Alice

Lake, Dr. Thomas

Lake, Osmond

Lake, Thomas

La Mott, .........

Lambarde, William

Lambay Island

Lambe, Richard

Lambert, Mr.

Lambert, Walter

Lambeth

Lamborne, Hundred of

Lancashire

Lancashire, County Palatine of. Two Justiceships for

Lancashire, Families of

Lancashire, Jesuits and Seminaries in

Lancashire, Sheriff of

Lancaster

Lancaster, Duchy of

Lancaster Herald, see Cocke, Paddy, Thynne.

Lancaster, James, navigator

Lancaster, Justices of

Lancaster Prison

Lancaster, Queen's Attorney of, see Barton.

Lancaster, Sheriff of, see Trafford, Fletewoode, Preston.

Landaff, Bishop of, see Blethyn.

Landing Places

Land's End, The

Lane, .........

Lane, Edward

Lane, Henry

Lane, Rafe

Laneman, Henry

Langdall, George

Langerston

Langford, co. Derby

Langford, Nicholas.

Langforde, Richard

Langham, John

Langley, .........

Langley, Manor of

Langley, Richard

Langley, Woodland

Langmore Dale

Langton, Thomas

Langworth, Dr.

Lanteglos

Lanvigelith, Grange of

Lapworth

Large, ......... the post, a conveyer of letters

Large, Ralph

Lassells, Christopher

Lastyviell, Vicar of

Lathom House

Lathrope, Christopher

Latimer, see Neville.

Latimer, Lord, see Neville.

Laycolt, .........

Laycolte, Mr.

Layer, Thomas, Mayor of Norwich

Layton (or Leighton, Thomas), a Recusant

Laugharne Park

Launceston Castle, Constable of

Launceston, Manor of

Launder, John

Lavington, William

La Volante, see Ships' names.

Law, Courts of

Lawarr, William, Lord

Lawe, George

Lawe, Ralph

Lawe, Thomas

Lawless, James

Lawley, Robert

Lawley, Thomas

Lawson, Peter

Lea, Cromwell

Lea, Thomas

Lead, Customs of

Lead, Licence for

Leadenhall

League, Princes of the

Leaguers, The

Leaper, Thomas

Leasecourt

Leate, Nicholas

Leather

Leather, see Chester.

Leather, Anthony

Leatherhead

Leaver, Ralph

Lebreton, Claude

Lee or Ware river

Lee

Lee, Lady Anne

Lee, Avisse

Lee, Francis

Lee, Gilbert

Lee, George

Lee, Mr. Grant of Manumission

Lee, John

Lee (or Lea), Sir Henry

Lee, Mr.

Lee, Richard

Lee, Robert

Lee, Capt. Thomas

Lee, Walter

Lee, William

Leeche, Jeffrey

Leeche, William

Leedes, John

Leedes, Mr.

Leeke, Francis

Leeke, Jasper

Leeke, Joseph

Legg, John

Legge, Dr. Thomas

Legge, William

Leggatt,Stephen

Leghe, Edward, Sheriff of Staffordshire

Le Hadd, Family of

Leicester

Leicester, Clergy of

Leicester, Earl of, see Duddeley, Elizabeth.

Leicester, George

Leicester House

Leicester, Letitia, Countess of

Leicester, Sheriff of, see Turvyll

Leicester's Commonwealth

Leicestershire

Leicestershire

Leicestershire, Justices of

Leicestershire, Sheriff of

Leicestershire, Sheriff of, see Cave.

Leicestershire, see Musters.

Leichpoole, John

Leigate, R.

Leigh, John

Leigh, Thomas

Leigh, William

Leighley, Lawrence, alias Francis, Dickinson

Leighlin, Bishop of

Leighton, E.

Leighton, Lady

Leighton, Thomas, the Jesuit

Leighton, Sir Thomas

Leighton, Richard

Leighton, William

Lemon, .........

Lemon, Michael

Lemon Juice, Letters written in

Lenox, Countess of, see Cavendish.

Lenox, Duke of

Lent, Observance of

Lent, Sale of flesh in

Leominster, Recorder of

Leominster-Oure, Tenants of

Leonard, Margaret

Leonard, Mr.

Lepanto

Le Sieur, .........

Le Sieur, Stephen

Lesley John

Lessman, James, a friar

Letleye

Letters, Intercepted

Letters, Secret conveyance of

Lercut, The

Levant Company

Levant Merchants

Leventhroppe, Thomas

Lever, Ralph

Lever, Thomas

Leversage, Edmond

Leveson, Sir Walter

Leving, William

Lewes, in Sussex

Lewes, Dr. David, Judge of the Admiralty, Master of St. Katherine's Hospital

Lewes, Deanery of

Lewes, Hugh Lloyd

Lewes, John

Lewes, Richard

Lewes, Robert

Lewes, Thomas, Sheriff of Glamorgan

Lewes, Prior of

Lewis, Bernard

Lewis, Dr.

Lewisham

Lewknor, Lewis

Lewkenor, Richard

Lewkenor, Thomas

Lewson, Sir Walter

Lewys, Thomas

Ley, see Lea.

Ley, Ellyn

Ley, Isabell

Ley, John

Leycester House

Leyland, Hundred of

Leysfeyld, Nicholas

Leystoft, Manor of

Leyghton Beaudesert

Libels, see Seditious.

Lichfield

Lichfield, see Coventry and Lichfield.

Lichfield, Bailiffs, &c. of

Lichfield Close

Lichfield, Dean of, see Boleyn.

Lichfield, Dean and Chapter of

Lichfield, Diocese of

Lichfield, Names of Clergy of

Lichfield, Prebendary of

Liege

Lieutenancy, Commissions of

Lieutenants, Appointment of

Liddiard, Millicent

Ligh

Lighthouses

Lilly, Mr.

Lillye

Lillo

Lillo, Captain

Lilye, Dr. Edmund, Vice-Chancellor of Oxford

Limerick

Lince, Roland

Lincoln

Lincoln, Bishop of, see Cowper, Wickam.

Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln, Clergy of

Lincoln, Countess of

Lincoln, Dean of, see Griffith.

Lincoln Diocese of

Lincoln, Earl of, see Clinton.

Lincoln Gaol

Lincoln, Lieutenants of

Lincoln, Mayor of, see Rishworth, Blowe, Scolfield.

Lincoln, Mayor, &c., of

Lincoln, Recorder of, see Thimilbye.

Lincoln, Sheriff of, see Dymocke, Milner.

Lincoln's Inn

Lincoln's Inn Fields, see London Streets.

Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire, Commission of Sewers in

Lincolnshire, Frauds in the Sheriff's accounts

Lincolnshire, Havens of

Lincolnshire, Justices of

Lincolnshire, see Musters.

Lincolnshire, Sheriff of

Lindhurst, Forest of

Lindsey Division, co. Lincoln

Lindsey Division, Names of Lords and Freeholders in

Lingyn, William

Lindseye, George

Lion, The, see Ships' Names.

Lions, Keeper of the, see Gill.

Lisbon

Lisbon, Rock of

Lisbon, Trade with

Lisle

Lismore

Lister, .........

Lister, see Payne.

Litchefield, Mr.

Litcott, Christopher

Littilbury, Thomas

Little Dean

Littlecote

Littleton, Gilbert

Littleton, George

Littleton, Sir John

Liveries, Clerk of the

Liverpool

Llanbedden

Llanbeylan, Rectory of

Llanbrinmayer, Parish of

Llandaff, Bishop of

Llanstiffan

Lleweny

Lloid, Hugh

Lloid, Matthew

Lloid, Rice

Lloyd, Jenkin

Lloyd, John

Lloyd, Morgan, Sheriff of Cardigan

Lloyd, Thomas

Lluellin, Thomas

Loan, The Money paid by the Londoners

Loane, John

Loane, Samuel

Lock, John

Locke, John

Lockoe, Rodolph

Locksmyth, Richard

Lockyer, Henry

Logan, Copper Mines at

Lok, Henry

Lok, Michael, Treasurer of the South-west Voyages

Lombard, The, see Ships' names.

Lombardo, Theodora

London

London, Lord Mayor, &c., of

London, Lord Mayor of, see Branche, Blanke,Pullison, Dixie, Barne, Hart.

London, see Apparel.

London Ships, see Armada.

London, see Customs.

London, see Musters.

London, see Orphan's Fund.

London, see Loan.

London Bridge

London Bridge, see London Sheet.

London, see Buildings.

London, Bishop of, see Sandys, Alymer.

London, Butlerage of

London, Citizens of, rated for musters

London, Common Council of

London, The Cooks of

London, Defence of

London, Diocese of

London, Aldermen of

London, Garblership of

London, Foreign Churches in

London, furnishes forces against the Spaniards

London, Custom of Withernam

London, Infringements on the Tower Liberties See Tower.

London, Innholders of

London, Irish beggars in

London, Merchants of

London, Money lent to Citizens and to Leicester

London, lends money to the Queen

London, Printers in

London, Printers

London, Public School

London, Records of

London, Recorder of, see Fletewoode.

London, Rights of the City

London, See of. Dilapidations

London, Search for rogues and vagabonds

London, Secondaries of

London, Secondaries of

London, Sheriff of, see Masham, Spencer, Slanye, Billingsley, Radclif, Soame.

London, Sheriffs of

London, Ships furnished by

London, Soldiers for Flanders

London, Strangers in

London, Survey of the Bishop's palace

London, Town's Clerk's Office

London, The greatest Thighbone in

London, Viewers of

London, Woodmongers of

London, Streets and Places in:—
-, Aldersgate Street
-, Aldgate
-, Billingsgate
-, Bishopsgate Street
-, Blackfriars
-, Broad Street
-, Bucklersbury
-, Budge Row
-, Canon (or Chanon) Row
-, Canon Row
-, Chancery Lane
-, Charing Cross
-, Cheapside
-, Clarke's Alley
-, Clements' Inn
-, Clerkenwell
-, Cock Lane
-, Cornhill
-, Creechurch
-, Doctors' Commons
-, East Smithfield
-, Ely Place
-, Fenchurch Street
-, Fish Street
-, Fleet Ditch
-, Fleet Street
-, Foster Lane
-, Friday Street
-, Golding Lane
-, Gracious (or Gracechurch) Street
-, Gray Friars, The
-, Gray's Inn Lane
-, Hoggesden (Hoxton ?)
-, Holborn
-, Ivy Bridge
-, Knightsbridge
-, Lincoln's Inn Fields
-, London Bridge
-, Maiden Lane
-, Mile End
-, Mincing Lane
-, Minories, The
-, New Fish Street
-, Old Bailey
-, Poultry, The
-, Powle's Churchyard
-, Puddle Wharf
-, Redcross Street
-, St. Andrew's, Holborn
-, St. Andrew's-in-the-Wardrobe
-, St. Bartholomew's the Great.
-, St. Bartholomew the Little
-, St. Botolph's Without
-, St. Giles', Cripplegate
-, St. James'
-, St. Katherine's
-, St. Mary Axe
-, St. Mary-at-Hill
-, St. Mary Overie's Close
-, St. Peter's Hill
-, Seething Lane
-, Shoreditch
-, Smithfield
-, Strand, The
-, Temple Bar
-, Thames Street
-, Tower Hill
-, Tower Hill
-, Trinity Lane
-, West Smithfield

London Signs:—
-, Bull's Head, The
-, The Gilt Key
-, The Mermaid
-, The Mermaid's Head
-, The Queen's Head
-, The Red Lion
-, The Sunne
-, The Swann
-, Three Horse Shoes

Lone, John

Lone, Samuel

Long Aker

Long, Sir Richard

Long, Walter

Longe, Alice

Longe, Edward

Longe, Henry

Longe, Sir Walter

Longe, William

Longdon Hall

Longford, Mr.

Longman, John

Longwood

Longwood, Parsonage of

Lonsdale, Hundred of

Longstoke, Vicarage of

Longstone, Elizabeth

Longstone, Thomas

Loo, Andreas de

Loo, Damas, Van

Loppez, Dr. Roger

Lord Chief Baron, see Manwood.

Lord Chief Justice, see Wray, Dyer.

Lord Chancellor, see Bromley, Hatton.

Lord Chamberlain, see Ratcliffe. Howard of Effingham.

Lordington

Lord of Misrule

Lord Mayor's house

Lords, House of

Lords Lieutenants

Lords Lieutenants, Names of

Lord's Supper, The

Lostwithiel, Minister of

Lothingland, Isle of

Lothingland, Half Hundred of

Lothington, Muster Book of

Lottery, The

Loughborough, Lord

Loughborough

Loughton

Louth

Louth, Inclosure of

Louth, Freeholders of

Louth Sessions

Louth, Warden and Assistants of

Louth Eske, Hundred of

Lovedon, Wapentake of

Lovelace, Launcelot

Lovelace, Richard

Lovelasse, William

Lovell, Francis, Lord

Lovell, Henry

Lovell, Lady

Lovell, Robert

Lovenes, .........

Loveday, John

Low Countries, The

Low Countries, Book on the Affairs of the

Low Countries, see Flanders, Holland.

Lowe, John

Lowe, Mr.

Lowestoft, Muster Book of

Lowgher, Dr.

Lowth, Robert

Lubeck

Lucar, Capt, Emanuel

Lucas, .........

Lucas, John

Lucas, Thomas

Lucas, William

Luce, Jo.

Lucker, Lands in

Lucy, Sir Thomas. Sheriff of Essex

Ludborough, Wapentake of

Ludbrooke

Ludgate Prison

Ludkyn, William

Ludlow

Ludlow, Instrument of Association

Ludlow Castle

Ludlow, Edmond

Lukenar, .........

Lullington, Rectory of

Lulworth

Lumley, John, Lord

Lunsford, John

Lupo, Ambrose

Lussher, Richard

Lusson, Sir Walter

Luther, Anthony

Luther, Martin

Luttrelle, John

Luz, The God

Luzon, M.

Lydbury, Parsonage of

Lydd

Lydyard, Thomas

Lyfford

Lygon, Hugh

Lygon, Thomas

Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis, Mayor, &c. of

Lyme Regis, The cob of

Lyme Regis, Mayor of, see Davye.

Lynall, Thomas

Lyne, Cuthbert

Lynford, Mr.

Lyngen, Richard

Lynley, Parsonage of

Lynn

Lynn, Mayor, &c., of

Lynn, Mayor of, see Killingtree, Sandyll, Gervys, Hulyor.

Lynn, Port of

Lyons, .........

Lyons, a servant

Lyons Inn

Lysley, Arthur

Lyster, Charles

Lytcott, Christopher, Sheriff of Berks

Lyte, John

Lythcott

Lytlestone, William

Lyttelton, Gilbert, Sheriff of Worcester

Lytton, Robert

Lytton, Rowland