R.

Rabett, Mich., B.D., grant to

Rabon, Rich.

Raby Park, Durham, lease of herbage of

Radcliffe or Ratcliff, Alderman Anth.
-, letter of
-, letters dated from his house

Radcliffe Tower, prisoners in

Radney, Mr., priest

Radnorshire, escheator of, letters patent to
-, sheriff of
-, troops raised in

Ragenhull manor, co. Notts

Raggesdale, Owen

Raglan
-, letters dated from

Ragley manor, co. Warwick
-, resident at

Rainbow, the (ship)

Rainsford, Mr.

Raisins

Raleigh, Capt. Carew
-, deputies of
-, letter of

Raleigh, Sir Walter, Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall, Lord Warden of the Stannaries, and Captain of the Guard
-, as general at sea
-, commission to
-, debts of
-, deputy of (Nich. Jones)
-, grant to
-, keeper of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, licence from
-, payments by
-, payments to
-, servants of
-, ship of
-, warrant by

Raleigh, the, alias Dudley galley

Ralph, —, Jesuit

Rammekens or Ramekins, officers at
-, soldiers at or from

Ramridge, Jno., petition of

Ramsay, Sir Thos.
-, Wm.

Ramsden, Jno.
-, Wm.

Ramsey, Capt. John

Ramsgate
-, residents at

Ranck, John

Randall, John
-, Mr.

Randolph, Capt. Avery of Alphrey
-, letter of
-, receipt by
-, wife of
-, daughter of
-, Thos., executors of
-, Wm.

Rante, Roger, grant to

Ranton coal pits, co. Durham

Rape seed

Rasterne, Wm.
-, daughter, &c., of

Ratcliff (London), resident at

Ratcliff, Mr., of Gray's Inn

Ratcliffe, Henry, Earl of Sussex, Governor of Portsmouth
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, Honora, Countess of Sussex
-, Frances, late Countess of Sussex, founder of Sydney Sussex College

Ratcliffe, Alderman Ant., see Radcliffe.
-, Catherine or Katherine
-, Fras.
-, Capt., company of

"Rationes decem," work entitled

Ratisbon, Diet of

Rats, black and white

Raule, Jas., see Rawley.

Raven of Amsterdam, the

Ravens, Jno., commission to

Ravenscroft, John, lease to

Ravensthorpe, Yorkshire, native of

Raw, Roger, mayor of Newcastle, letter of

Rawley, Geo.
-, or Raule, Jas.

Rawlin, Hen.

Rawlins, Christ.

Ray, Thos., lease to

Raye, Jas., grant of pardon to

Rayle, near Chideock, resident at

Rayleigh, land at

Raymond, Jno., purveyor of poultry
-, commission for

Read, or Reade, Eliz
-, Hen.
-, Jane
-, Mildred, lady
-, Richard
-, Thos.
-, lease to
-, alias Kennard, Sir Wm., grant to
-, Wm., grant to
-, of Beccles, family of, pedigree of

Reader, Thos.
-, Wm., brother and heir of

Reading
-, woollen cloth made in

Realm, the, see England.

Reaper, Mr., daughter of

Reasby, co. Lincoln

Rear Admiral, see Admiral

Rebellion

Rebels

Receipts and payments, note of

Record, Courts of

Recusants see also Catholics.
-, debts of
-, favour towards
-, lands of
-, laws and proceedings against
-, commissioners for
-, certificates by
-, names of
-, lists of
-, servants of
-, wives of
-, (in counties) :—
-, Bedford
-, Chester
-, Derby
-, Hants
-, Lancaster
-, Warwick

Redborn, co. Herts, lease of
-, manor, lease of

Red Hart of Hamburg, the

Redhed, Robt., lease to

Redlinch, Somersetshire, resident at

Red Lion of London, the
-, of Wismar, the

Redman, Thos., notary public
-, Wm., Archdeacon of Canterbury

Redrith, Surrey

Rees, Jane, widow, alias Lewis

Reirsby, Mr.

Religion
-, reforming of, see also England, reforming of religion in.
-, conferences or controversies on
-, state of
-, (Catholic)
-, freedom or indulgence for
-, punishment for
-, (reformed or Protestant)

Remato (Indian)

Rennington (minister)

Reogh, Walter

Repentance, the (ship)

Requests, Court of
-, Masters of see also Aubrey, Dr. Wm.; Cæsar, Julius; Fortescue, John; Herbert, John; Rokeby, Ralph.

Reskinner, Jno., alias Greybeard, commission to

Reston, Jno.

Restormell park, Cornwall, lease of

Rettendon parsonage, diocese of London, presentation to

Revell, Thos., justice of peace
-, lease to
-, letters to
-, order to

Revels, master of
-, office of
-, officers of

Revenge, the (ship)

Revenue, the
-, officers of

Rewley monastery, Cornwall

Reynolds, Dr.
-, (Catholic)

Reynor, Mr.
-, Capt.

Rheims
-, English Catholics at
-, English college or seminary at
-, chief Jesuit at
-, president, rector, or chief of
-, priests, &c. at or from
-, letter dated from
-, residents at
-, travellers to or from

Rhine, Frederich, Count Palatine or Palsgrave of The

Ribadivera's book of Tribulation

Ricardes, And., grant to

Rice, Hen.
-, Mary, widow of
-, lease to
-, Walter, lease to
-, Capt.

Rich, Robert, Lord Rich

Richard II., statute of

Richard, Jno. Ap, grant to

Richards, seminary priest

Richardson, John, clerk, decree for
-, Rich., pardon to

Richbell, Art.

Riche, Bar., see Moody, M.

Richmond herald, grant to

Richmond (Surrey), court at
-, ferry, lease of
-, letters dated from
-, residents at
-, Yorkshire, archdeaconry, &c., of

Richmondshire

Rickman, Robt.

Ricroft, John
-, letters of
-, suggestions by

Ridcall, Fras.

Ridge, Mr.

Ridgeway, Thos.

Rifourth, Alex.

Rigg, Capt. Gregory
-, receipt by

Rigsby, Mrs.

Ringland parsonage, Norfolk, lease of

Rings

Ringwood, Hen., licence from

Ringwood manor, co. Hants, grant of

Ripham, grant of

Rippin, Roger

Ripple, co. Worcester

Risdon, Phil.

Rise, John, pardon to

Rishton, James, co. Stafford

Rislip, tenant of

Ritherg, David, pardon to

River park

Rivero, Bartolomeo, see Barnes, Thos.

Rivers, contested course of

Rivers, John de, Governor of Sluys

Rives, Jno., commission to

Riviera, John de

Robert, Evan ap Richd. ap, pardon for
-, Watkin, commission to
-, cousin of White

Robertes, David, B.D., presentation for

Roberts, Jno.
-, Wm.
-, Father, alias Garnet, alias Walley, see Garnet, Hen.
-, priest

Robin Hood

Robins, John, M.A., presentation to
-, Morgan

Robinson, Ferdinando
-, John, priest
-, John, custom house officer, letter to
-, Robt, see Sterrell.
-, Thos., alias Lodge
-, Thos., custom house officer
-, Thos., Lady Gray's servant

Robinson, Mr.
-, son of

Robson, Rich., pardon for
-, silk weaver

Roche Court, letter dated from

Roche, Jno.

Rocheford, Alex.

Rochelle
-, exports from or to
-, persons from
-, ships to or from

Rochester
-, customs, &c., at
-, mayor of
-, storehouses at
-, diocese of
-, bishop of, Young, John
-, dean of (Coldwell, J.), ; (Blague, Dr. T.)

Rochford hundred

Rockborn, letter dated from

Rockingham Forest, keepership of, grant of

Rodes, Dorothea
-, Frances, daughter of
-, Francis, late justice of Common Pleas

Roebuck, the (ship)

Rofton, Nich.

Roger, Wm., Jno. Ap.

Rogers, Dan.
-, John
-, servant of
-, Mary
-, alias Latwise

Rogerson, Hen., examination before

Rogues, statutes against

Rokeby or Rookby, Ra., Master of Requests
-, commissions to

"Roland for an Oliver,"

Roll, Hen.

Rolls, the, master of, see Cordell, Sir Wm.; Egerton, Sir Thos.; and Gerrard, Sir Gilbert.
-, certificate dated from

Roman empire, Count of, privileges of
-, language
-, religion, ; see als Catholic faith.

Rome
-, ambassador to
-, bulls, books, &c., from
-, cardinal in
-, Church of, see Church of Rome.
-, consistory of
-, converts to
-, court of

Rome, English college or seminary at
-, rector of
-, priests, &c. at
-, from
-, hospital at
-, letter dated from
-, persons at
-, places in
-, Pope at
-, relics at
-, Scottish bishops in
-, travellers to or from

Romerus, a Spaniard

"Romish Beast,"

Romney
-, composition in

Rookby, see Rokeby, Ralph, Master of Requests.

Rooke, Mr.

Rookwood, Mr. (Catholic)
-, Mrs.

Roome, Jno.

Roos, Lord, see Cecil.

Roper, Philip

Rosary

Rosceter, John

Rose, Thos.

Rosecarrock, Mr.

Ross, native of
-, bishop of (John Lesly)

Rotherham, Geo.

Rotterdam

Rouen
-, ambassador at
-, English recusants at
-, fortifications at
-, fugitives at
-, King's intelligence writer at
-, letters dated from
-, places in
-, postmaster at
-, preachers in
-, prisoners in or from
-, residents at
-, seminary of
-, ships at
-, siege of
-, trade with
-, travellers to and from

Rouen, troops at, to, or from

Rougecroix, pursuivant-at-arms

Rourke, Capt.

Rouse, Ant.
-, mother of

Rowde Manor, Wilts

Rowghane, Sir Denis, priest
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, petition of
-, the father of
-, Margaret, wife of
-, letter of
-, children of

Rowland of Bremen, the (ship)

Rowland, Hector
-, examination of

Rowley, John
-, alias Nutter (priest)

Rowlston, Herbert
-, Mr., of Derby

Rowse, Anth., justice of peace
-, Chris.

Rowton, Salop, resident at

Royal Exchange, London

Royce, Wm.

Roydon, John

Rudd, Anth., dean of Gloucester, commission to, ; Bishop of St. David's

Rudhall, Wm.

Rudston

Rudyard, Jas., pardon for
-, Wm.

Ruego, Francisco de

Ruffote, John, servant

Rugg, Wm.

Rumwell, Essex

Runcorn Parsonage

Rushin Castle, Isle of Man

Rushton, Edw.
-, (prisoner)

Russell, Francis, 2nd Earl of Bedford
-, Bridget, Countess of Bedford (his wife)
-, John, Lord Russell (his son)
-, Elizabeth, Lady Russell (wife of John, Lord Russell), letter of
-, petition of
-, Elizabeth and Anne (daughters of John, Lord Russell)
-, Edward, 3rd Earl of Bedford (son of Francis, Lord Russell)

Russell, Robt., letter of
-, wife of

Russell, Sir Wm., Governor of Flushing
-, Lady
-, daughter of
-, (priest)
-, mother of
-, alias Molineux, Mr.

Russia, Emperor of (Feodor I.)

Russia
-, or Muscovy company
-, agent of
-, letter to
-, governor of (Harte, Sir J.)
-, letters of
-, ships of

Rust, Mr.

Ruthin Park, &c., Denbigh

Ruthyn, Lord Grey of, see Grey.

Rutkin, Rob., deposition of

Rutland, Earl and Countess of, see Manners.

Rutland House, Strand, London

Rutlandshire, escheator of
-, justices for
-, lands in, grants of
-, places in
-, receiver for
-, sheriff for

Rycot, Lord Norris of, see Norris.

Ryder, sheriff

Rye, see Corn.

Rye
-, customs' officers at
-, exports from
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, travellers to or from
-, troops from or to

Rythe, Geo., grant to

Ryves, Geo., letter of