P.

P. . . . Churchyard, Clerkenwell, lease of

P. G.

P. J.

Packenham Mark, letters to

Packington, Thos., justice of peace

Packwood parish, Warwickshire, resident in

Padilla, Don Martino de, Conde de Agatha Adelantado de Castile, see Castile Adelantado of

Padua

Page, John
-, Peter, lease to
-, Thos., letter of
-, Wm

Paget, Thomas, Lord Paget
-, steward to

Paget, Charles
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, letters to, alluded to
-, James
-, Kath., letter of
-, nephew and niece of
-, W

Paget, Sir Wm., late Secretary of State
-, Mr

Pagrave, Mr

Paice, Rich., lease to

Painter, Anth
-, payment to
-, Robert, Robin, or Old
-, Wm., account by

Pais, Manoel

Paiselay (traitor)

Palacio, Manuel

Palafox, Francisco

Palatine, Count, see Rhine, Count Palatine of

Palavicino, Sir Horatio
-, bond of

Pale, Mr

Palermo
-, Vice Roy at

Pallen, Joseph

Palma, Salvador de

Palmer, Edw
-, Sir Hen
-, certificate by
-, commission to
-, fleet of
-, opinion of
-, John, of Kegworth
-, Oliver, protection to
-, Peter, examination of
-, Robert, pardon to
-, Valentine
-, of Leicestershire
-, sister of
-, Mr., account by

Palsgrave, The, see Rhine, Count Palatine of

Pamaze (Sussex)

Pamphlets, see Books

Panborough Forest, co. Hants, timber in

Pannal, lease of lands in

Pantry, Serjeant of
-, groom of

Pantulff, Barony of

Paolo, Signor, letter to

Papagianopolo, Dymon

Papal College, Rouen

Paper, brown

Papingay of Hamburg, the

Papists, see Catholics, Seminaries, Jesuits, and

Priests

Paracelsus, P. A. Theo

Parday, Robt

Pardons, grants of, for
-, for alienation of lands
-, allowing prisoners to escape
-, arson
-, breaking from prison
-, burglary
-, coining and clipping money
-, concealing a thief
-, felony
-, homicide
-, horse stealing
-, manslaughter
-, outlawry
-, piracy
-, pretending to be Egyptians
-, rape
-, receiving priests
-, robbery
-, sheepstealing
-, treason
-, Wannary

Paris
-, English recusants in
-, letter dated from
-, persons at
-, persons from
-, siege of
-, Spanish ambassador in
-, states at
-, travellers to or from

Paris, priest

Parker, Matthew, late Archbishop of Canterbury

Parker, Wm. Lord Monteagle

Parker, John, lease to
-, John (justice of peace)
-, John, gentleman pensioner, grant to
-, Sir Nicholas
-, petition of
-, Nicholas, commission to
-, Sir Phil., commission to
-, Thos., Vice-Admiral, co. Somerset, letter to

Parkins or Perkins, Dr. Chris, (late ambassador to the King of Denmark)
-, grant to
-, letters of

Parkmead meadow, co. Bedford, lease of

Parks
-, grant of

Park Side, Langley

Parliament, see also Lords and Commons, Houses of
-, Acts of
-, Acts or bills in
-, adjournment or prorogation of
-, committee of
-, complaint to
-, members of
-, message to, from the Queen
-, request to
-, rolls of, extracts from
-, speech in

Parma, Duke of (Alexander Farnese) Governor of the Low Countries
-, declaration made to
-, designs against
-, military transactions of
-, officers of
-, passports of
-, political transactions of
-, pretensions of, to the crown of England
-, projected marriage of his son (Ranuce Farnese) with Lady Arabella Stuart
-, secretary of, see Cosmo
-, illness and death of, alluded to
-, transactions in his time
-, (Prince, his son ?)

Parmeter, Hen

Parr, John, payment to

Parry, Blanche, pedigree of
-, Sir Chas
-, Wm
-, (traitor)

Parrys, Robert de

Parsley, Mr

Parsons, Richard
-, (or Persons), Rob., Jesuit
-, letter of
-, works of

Parsons, see also Preachers and Ministers.

Parvish, Hen.
-, merchant to Venice

Passages (Spain), ships at

Passes or passports, alluded to, see also Safe-conducts.
-, applications for
-, to England
-, to France

Pastry, serjeant and yeomen of the

Patenson, priest

Patinson, Wm

Patriarch, French

Patrick, the (ship)

Patrick, John, examination of
-, Rob., grant of pardon to
-, (Catholic)

Patten, Col.

Patteshall, Wm.

Paulett, Anth., captain of Jersey, payment to

Paul's, see St. Paul's.
-, Cross (London)

Pauncefoot, John

Paunceforth, alias Goodrich, Hen.

Pauto river, alias Orinoco

Pawle, Rich.

Paynes, Thos., of the Poultry
-, of Fetter Lane

Paynter, Wm.

Pays, Christopher, petition by
-, other documents by
-, Eman.

Payton, Jno., grant to

Peace, Dr.

Peace, justices of, see Justices.

Peacock, Capt. Robt.

Peak, the, co. Derby

Peake, Edw., mayor of Sandwich

Pearl, the (ship)

Pearls

Pearson, Jno., protection for

Peck, Eliz., letter of
-, Jno..

Pecke, Wm.

Peckfield, resident at

Pecock, Rob., letter of

Pederwinch, co. Norfolk, resident at

Pedigrees

Pedro, Don (prisoner), see Valdez.

Peel Castle, Isle of Man

Peers, see Noblemen.

Pelham, Wm.

Pelican, the (ship)

Pemberton, Edw.
-, answers of
-, statement by

Fembroke, Earl and Lady, see Herbert.

Pembrokeshire, dep. vice-admiral of
-, escheator of, letter patent to
-, lands in, grant of
-, places in
-, sheriff of

Pempole, Brittany
-, soldiers sent to

Pencavell, Mr.
-, brother of

Pendennis Castle, fortifying of

Pendle (Lancashire), resident in

Pendlebury, Nich.

Pennant, Wm., lease to

Penniston and Burton, Yorkshire, lease of parsonages of

Penrhyn (or Perin)

Penrose, Peter, commissions to

Penry, see Marprelate, Penry.

Penryn, Mr.

Pensions, grants of

Pentecost, treatise on

Penwarde, Mat., bond of

Penwarne, Mr., of Cornwall

Penyston, Thos.

Pepper
-, price of
-, prohibition against

Pepperel, Walter, mayor of Plymouth

Pepwall, Mich., mayor of Bristol, letter of

Pepyn, Sir Rich.

Percy, Henry, 13th Earl of Northumberland
-, Henry, Lord Poynings
-, (Anne), Countess of Northumberland, (widow of Thomas, 19th Earl)
-, death of
-, Lady Jane (her daughter)
-, Lady Mary (prioress at Brussels, her daughter)
-, Henry, 20th Earl of Northumberland, death of
-, Katherine, Countess of Northumberland
-, letter of
-, Dorothy, Countess of Northumberland
-, Algernon, Lord Percy

Percy, barony of

Percy, Ant

Perez, Antonio, or Sir Antonio
-, letters of

Periam, Wm., Justice of Common Pleas, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer
-, commissions to

Perimus, &c. book entitled

Perin or Penrhyn

Perkins, Dr. Christ., see Parkins
-, Wm

Perrin, Edw

Pernors, manor of

Perrott, Sir John
-, accusations against
-, crest of
-, estate of
-, letters of
-, secretary of
-, trial of
-, sentence on
-, cousin of
-, Sir Thomas (son)
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, Lady Dorothy, his wife
-, lease to

Perry Place, Middlesex

Perry winkle Mill, Kent

Persons, Robt., see Parsons
-, Walter, grant to

Pertry, Quentin or Quinten
-, Simon

Peru

Pery, Wm

Peschiera or Piscaria, Marquis op (Alfonso D'Avalos)

Peter, Gerard, M.A., presentation for
-, or Peters, Sir John
-, Sir Wm., Chancellor of the Garter
-, Lady
-, baker

Peter of Amsterdam, the

Petersfield, letter dated from

Peterson, Roloff
-, letter of

Petit, Jaques
-, Hen

Petre, Sir John, letters of
-, Mr
-, notes. &c. to

Petro, Don, see Valdez

Petrnsi, or Petrucci (Alfonso of Sienna), Cardinal

Pett, Jos., survey by
-, petition by
-, Simon, B.D., dispensation for

Pettit (prisoner)

Petts, Mary
-, Thos

Pettus, Thos., alderman of Norwich

Petty, Thos., presentation to

Petty Bag, the
-, clerks of

Petworth, letters dated from

Pew, Welshman

Peynett, Wm

Peyton, Elizabeth, lease to
-, Sir John
-, Thos., letter of

Phelipot, senr., alias the Frenchman, letter of

Phelippes, Thomas (the decipherer), alias Morice, John, custom house officer
-, letters of
-, letters deciphered or abstracted by
-, letters drafted or suggested by
-, notes and endorsements by
-, other papers of
-, letters to
-, letters to, as John Morice
-, family of
-, servant of
-, Wm., cousin of
-, note by

Phellippes, Thos., justice of peace

Philip and Mary, statutes of

Philips Mr. (prisoner)
-, sister of
-, Mrs

Phillip, a shipper

Phillipes, Mr

Phillipps, John, certificate by

Phillips, Edw., lease to

Phillips, Fabian
-, Robt., lease to
-, John, Mr. Tregion's man

Pbillipson, registrar

Philopater, book entiled

Physic
-, doctors of, see Lopez, Dr

Physicians

Piacenza, or Placentia, bishop of

Picardy
-, troops sent to

Pickering, Morice, keeper of the Gatehouse
-, Westminster
-, payments to
-, Thos
-, (Catholic)

Pickering Leeth, lease of

Pickworth, lands at

Pictures

Piers, John, Archbishop oe York
-, patent of
-, remembrancer for

Piers, Capt. (a pirate)

Pigge, John

Pigot, Mrs

Pigott, Thos

Pigotts, family of, pedigree of

Pike, Haunce, merchant

Pilchards, export of
-, impost on

Pilgrim, the (ship)

Pilkington, Eustace
-, letter to
-, Thos., alias Edw. Chatterton

Pilphold, John, lease to

Pinner, Mr

Pins, import of

Pipe, clerk of
-, schedule of

Pipwell woods, lease of

Pirates

Pirton, Edm., justice of peace

Pisa, resident at

Piscaria, Marquis of, see Peschiera

Pischerus Dr. Mich

Piston, Mr

Pistrey, Suffolk, lease of the parsonage of

Pit Parm, Hampshire

Pitt, Edw., lease to
-, Hen., lease to
-, John, lease to

Pittock, Thos., deposition of

Pitts, Arthur

Pius V., see Pope

Pixter, priest

Placentia or Piacenza, bishop of

Plague or contagion, the
-, freedom from
-, in London
-, precautions against

Plaisden, priest

Planets

Plankney (Catholic)

Plans

Plantagenet, George, Duke op Clarence

Plash, The (Wales), resident at

Plate
-, coining of, into money
-, stealing of

Playing cards

Plemondstall, co. Chester

Pleydell, Anth
-, Jno

Plore, Mr

Plowden, Mr., daughter of

Plunket, P., Lord Dunsany
-, brother-law of

Plunkett Mr.

Plymouth
-, castle at
-, customs at, allowance from
-, customs' officers at
-, order to
-, designs against, by Spain
-, commissioners and collectors for
-, payments for
-, plans of
-, Hoo, or Hoe, at
-, letters dated from
-, mayors of
-, petition of
-, letters of
-, pilchards from, impost on
-, port of
-, prizes, and goods at
-, provisions at
-, residents in
-, petition of
-, ships at, to, or from
-, tonnage dues on
-, ships of
-, Sutton's pool at
-, travellers to or from
-, troops conveyed from

Plympton St. Mary, co. Devon, poor house at, licence to collect for

Pointer, dispendation for

Poison

Pole, Margaret, Countess of Salisbury

Pole, —, heir to the Crown
-, Mr.

Poles, the family of

Poley, Mr.

Politics

Polkinghorne, Jno.

Polpero, Paul

Polwheele, Wm.
-, confessions of
-, examinations of
-, suggestions by

Pomeroy, Thos.
-, pardon for

Pontefract
-, resident at

Pont Mousson, Lorraine, president at

Pontoise, governor of

Pool or Poole, co. Dorset
-, mayor of
-, paper dated from
-, port of, gager in
-, survey of ships of

Poole, Germayne, a fugitive, grant of the lands &c. of
-, Hen.
-, Sir Hen., letter of
-, Thos.
-, Wm., commission to

Pooley, Sir John
-, Rob.
-, Thos.

Pope, the, also
-, (Leo X.,)
-, (Clement VII.,)
-, (Pius V.,) bull of
-, (Sixtus V.,)
-, (Gregory XIV.,)
-, vicegerent of
-, nuncio of
-, (Innocent IX.,)
-, (Clement VIII.,)
-, nuncio of
-, legate of

Pope Joan

Pope, Father (priest)

Popery or popish religion
-, treatise against

Popham, Geo.,
-, John, attorney general, Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of King's Bench
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, report by
-, residence of

Popish garments
-, persons
-, recusants, see Recusants.
-, religion, see Popery.
-, students

Poplar, Middlesex, manor of

Poppell's manor

Portallegro, Condé de (Diego Silva, 5th CondÉ)

Porter, Ant.
-, executor of
-, Edm.
-, Eliz.
-, Giles
-, Grisogan
-, Hen., pardon to
-, Jas.
-, Nicholas
-, Peter
-, Wm.

Porthaithwy, co. Anglesea, lands, &c. in

Portland castle
-, Road

Porto de Santa Maria

Ports, or port towns, see England, ports of.

Portsmouth
-, armoury at.
-, brays at
-, designs against
-, dock and quay of, works at
-, fortifications at
-, governor or captain of, Blount, Sir Chas., Ratcliffe, Hen., Earl of Sussex
-, green bulwark at
-, gunners at, warrant for payments to
-, habour
-, letters dated from
-, lieutenant of, Minis, John
-, mayor of
-, navy charges at
-, Queen's visit to
-, residents at
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, sotrehouses at

Porsmouth, stories delivered for or from
-, surveyor of (Navy, George)
-, travellers to or from
-, troops in and to or from

Portugal
-, Bibles sent to
-, cardinal of (Henry of Braganza)
-, company (in England)
-, designs against
-, gentlemen of
-, governor of
-, insurrection in
-, king of (titular), see Antonio, Don.
-, letters of marque against
-, merchants of
-, nobles of
-, people of, see Portuguese.
-, places in
-, prisoners in
-, religion in
-, ships building in
-, ships from
-, ships in
-, ships of
-, soldiers in
-, travellers to or from
-, troops to

Portuguese
-, enterprise, see Portugal, designs against.
-, feelings of, towards Don Antonio
-, grammer
-, interpreter
-, language
-, documents in
-, translation from
-, losses of
-, names of
-, pilots
-, ships and goods, see Portugal, ships of.

Poskett, Mr. (Catholic)

Postmasters

Posts and packets

Potentates, list of

Pothay, Rich.

Pottine, Jno.

Poughill, lease of lands in

Poulson, Jno.

Poultry, purveyors for
-, serjeants of
-, yeomen of

Poultry, the (London), residents in
-, Counter prison in, see Counter.

Powder, see Gunpowder.

Powell, Hugh
-, Jno.
-, certificate &c. by
-, note by
-, Rich.
-, Roderick, request by
-, Thos.
-, pardon to
-, Dr.

Power, Capt. Edm.
-, Fras., certificate by
-, Rich.
-, Wm.
-, Capt.

Powle, Thos.

Powlett, Mr.
-, son of

Poynings, Lord, see Percy.
-, barony of

Poyntell, Danett, lease to

Poyntz of Poynts, Sir John, justice of peace
-, letter of
-, Matt., justice of peace

Prague

Præmunire, penalty of,

Prannell, Mrs.

Preachers, see also Parsons and Ministers.

Prestall, John
-, servant of

Preston, Dr. Thos.

Prestwold parsonage, co. Leicester, lease of

Price, Greg.
-, Capt. John
-, petition of
-, Mr., Lady Mordaunt's executor, letter

Prideaux, Edm.
-, (Catholic)

Priest, the see Rowghane, Sir D.

Priests (Catholic), see also English priests and Seminary priests.
-, college of
-, death or execution of

Priests, foreign
-, in England
-, in Ireland
-, in prison see also Wisbeach Castle, prisoners in
-, Dames of
-, proceedings against
-, receivers or harbourers of
-, sent into England
-, sent into Spain
-, torturing of

Prife, Jas., intelligence by

Prince (of Pakma ?)

Prince, the

Princes
-, list of

Princy, a Frenchman

Printing, licences for

Prior, the

Prior, Denis, examination of
-, Peter, of Lisbon

Prison, letter dated from

Prisoners, see also Tower ; Gatehouse ; Marshalsea ; White Lion, and Counter, prisoners in, and English

Prisoners

Privateers

Privy bakehouse, yeoman, &c, of

Privy chamber
-, grooms of

Privy Council, the
-, appearances before
-, clerks of see also Waad, Wm; Wilkes, Thos
-, comrs. of, for payment of forces
-, designs against
-, directions of
-, members of, or Privy Councillors
-, register
-, letters of, to—
-, Attorney General (Popham)
-, Bristol, mayor and aldermen
-, Burghley, Lord Treasurer
-, Carey, George
-, Cobham, Lord
-, Customs' officers
-, Darell, Marmaduke
-, Exchequer, barons of
-, chamberlains of
-, officers
-, Hull, customs' officers of
-, Jones, Capt
-, Justices of peace
-, Lieutenants, Lords
-, Low Countries, governors and captains in
-, Mayors and magistrates
-, Mildmay, Sir Walter
-, Owens, George
-, Portsmouth, captain of
-, Port towns, farmers of imposts of
-, customs' officers of
-, Bevell, Thos
-, Sherley, Sir Thos
-, Solicitor General (Egerton)
-, Sussex, Earl of
-, Veal, Ed
-, letters of, alluded to
-, orders of
-, alluded to
-, warrants of
-, alluded to
-, list of
-, other papers of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, petitions to
-, petitions to, alluded to
-, other papers addressed to

Privy purse, keeper of, see Seckford, Hen.

Privy Seal
-, clerks of see also Kerry, Thos.
-, loans on, to the Queen
-, payments on

Privy Seals, lists of

Prize goods
-, commissioner and treasurer for
-, embezzled

Prizes, see Ships taken prize.

Proby, Mr.

Proclamations
-, alluded to

Prophecies

Prophets

Protections, writs of
-, or licences for collections

Protestants
-, abroad
-, in France

Provost Marshals, appointment of

Prowde, Lodowick
-, Thos., Proctor

Pryant, Frenchman

Prydeaux, Rich., pardon for

Puckering, John, Serjeant-at-Law Lord Keeper of, the Great Seal
-, examinations before
-, letters to (1592)
-, (1593)
-, (1594)
-, letter of
-, notes and endorsements by
-, payment to
-, release by

Puckering, Chris.
-, wife and daughter of
-, Randall

Pudsey, Thos.

Pulteney, Ga.

Purcell, Thos.

Purefey, Hum.

Purevey, Wm.

Puritanism

Puritans

Purley, Capt.

Pursuivants

Purveyors, see Elizabeth, Queen, household of.

Pyatt, Giles

Pycorum, Hart's Horn at

Q.

Quading, Lincolnshire

Quarington, co. Bucks

Quarles, James, surveyor of victuals to the Navy
-, grant to
-, letters and notes by
-, payments to

Queen, the, see Elizabeth and Mary.

Queenborough, see Quinborough.

Queenhithe ward, London

Queen Mother of France, see France.

Queen's Bench, see King's Bench.

Quick, Mr., of Tredarth

Quicksilver

Quien (a pirate)

Quinborough or Queenborough Castle
-, place in
-, ships at

Quittance, the (ship)