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P.
P., Ro., letter of
P. T., protection for
Packington, Sir John
Paddington (London)
Paddon, Robt., lease to
Padilla, Don Martin de, see Castile, Adelandado of.
Padstow, co. Cornwall
Page, Wm., lease to
Paget, Thomas, 3rd Lord Paget, lands of
-, William, afterwards 4th Lord Paget
-, grant to
-, Charles
-, letters of
-, nephew of, William, 4th Lord
Paget
Pagetts manor, co. Stafford
Paice, Rich.
Painter, Robert, or old
-, Wm.
Palatinate, the, troops from
Palatine, Count (Elector Palatine or
Palsgrave of the Rhine, Frederic
IV.)
-, Duke Casimir, Administrator and
Prince Palatine
Palavicino, Anne, Lady
-, Batina
-, Fabritio
-, or Polohoven, Sir Horatio
-, intelligencers of
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, payment to
-, will of
-, executors of
-, servants of
-, sons and daughters of
-, brothers of
-, Justiniano
Palgrave, Sir Fras., Deputy Keeper of Public Records, opinion of
Palmer, Edm.
-, letters of
Palmer Sir Hen.
-, execution of (reported)
-, fleet of
-, letters of
-, John, examination before
-, John, B.D., presentaion of
-, John, D.D., grant to, of Peterborough
deanery
-, Thomas, high sheriff of Kent
-, Sir Thos.
-, Mr., Queen's chaplain
Palsgrave, the see Palatine Count.
Pambo, Marcus de
Pamphlets, see Books.
Panama, travellers from
-, ships to or from
Pannington manor, grant of
Paper
-, mills, license to erect
Papistry
Panists see Catholics, Seminaries, and Jesuits.
Pardons, grants of
-, for burglary
-, for coining and clipping money,
&c.
-, for felony
-, for forgery
-, for horse stealing
-, for manslaughter
-, for misdemeanor
-, for murder
-, for not coming to church
-, for receiving a burglar
-, for receiving priests
-, for receiving stolen cattle
-, for robbery
-, for witchcraft
Paris, ambassador at
-, dearth in
-, letter dated from
-, person at
-, travellers to or from
Parish, Hen.
Parker, Christ., pardon for
-, Jas., grant to
-, family of
-, John
-, Joyce
Parker, Sir Nich.
-, company of
-, letter of
-, payments to
-, Roger, B.D., presentation of
-, Wm.
-, Mr.
Parkes, Hum., letter of
Parkin, John
Parkins, Dr. Chr., late ambassador to Denmakr, letters of
-, notes by
Parkinson, D.
-, Capt. Jas.
Parks, grants of
-, keepers of
Parlaunt, alias Levings, manor, co. Bucks, grnat of
Parliament
see also Lords and
Commons, Houses of.
-, Acts or Bills in
-, Acts or Statutes of
-, clerk of
-, committees of
-, list or places sendin burgesses to
-, lords or peers of
-, notes for the
-, priority of place in
-, proceedings in
-, records of
-, subsidies in
-, of the Hanse Towns
Parma Duke of (Alexander Farnese),
late governor of the Low Countries
-, suspicions of his being poisoned
Parphey, Wm., mayor of Bristol, letter of
Parr, Wm., Baron Parr
-, John
Parry, John
-, Tobias, confession of
-, Capt. Thos., declaration by
-, interrogations for examination
of
-, Sir Thos.
-, Wm.
Parsons, Robt., Jesuit
-, books, &c. written by
-, design to make him a cardinal
Partheriche, Wm.
-, letters of
Paschall, Justice
Paskowe, Wm., letter of
Pasquil, a
Passage, the, ships from
-, ships to
-, ships in
-, troops at
Passes or passports
-, alluded to
-, for ships
Pastrana, Duke of
Patents, making of
Patrington, co. York
Patten, Col.
Paulers-Pury park, co. Northampton, grant of
lands in
-, lease of
Paulet, Wm., 1st Marquis of Winchester
-, Wm., 3rd Marquis of Winchester
-, commission to
-, letter of
Paulet of Powlet, Sir Anth., captain of Jersey
-, commission to
Paul's Fair, Bristol
Paul's or St. Paul's (London) resident in
Pavilia or Padilla, Don Martin de, see Castile, Adelantado of.
Pawlett, Sir Amias
Pawlin, Thos., pardon to
Pawton manor, co. Cornwall, lease of
Payne, John, M.A.
-, Thos., vice-admiral of Cornwall
-, Mr.
Payton, Richard
Peares, Rich.
Pearls
-, merchant of
Pearsall, Mr.
-, wife of
-, son of
Peas, prices of
Peasemarsh, co. Sussex, resident in
Peck, alnager of new draperies
Pedigrees
Pedrosa, Bernabe de, victualler to the Spanish fleet
Peeas, Walter
Peece, Dr.
Peeresses, subsidies paid by
Peers, see also Noblemen and Lords,
House of.
-, lists of
-, subsidies paid by
Pelham, Herbert
-, sons of
Pell, Wm., M.A., presentation of
Pell office, Exchequer
Pells, clerk of, see Wardour, Edw.
Pembroke, Earl and Countess of, see Herbert.
Pembroke priory, South Wales, grant of
Pembrokeshire, corn in, price of
-, lands and places in
Pempole, Brittany
-, garrison at
-, gentry of
-, letters dated from
-, persons at
-, ships at
-, troops from
-, troops at or near
Pendennis Castle
-, captain of
-, allowances for
-, designs against
-, fortifying of
-, letters dated from
-, troops for
Peniston, Robt., pardon to
Penmark, town of
Pennell, Edw.
Penniston, co. York, wollen goods in
Penrhyn, co. Cornwall
-, designs against
-, letter dated from
-, residents at
Pensioners, see Gentleman pensioners.
Pensions, grants of
-, solicited
Penwarne, Rich.
Penzance, burning of
-, troops at
-, the Green beyond, letter dated from
Pepper taken prize
Pepper, Walter, letter of
Percival, Christ., offer by
Percy, Henry, 21st Earl of Northumberland
-, ancetors of
-, lease to
-, Dorothy, Countess of Northumberland
-, Lord Henry
Percy, Sie Chas.
-, —
Periam, Sir William, lord chief baron of the
Exchequer
-, examinations before
-, lease to
Perkins, Mr.
Pernambuco, or Fernambuco, or Fernando
Buck, Brazil
-, prizes taken at
-, ships from
-, taking of
Perne, Rich., examination of
Perpignan, army in
Perrott, Sir John
-, lands of
-, Thos.
Perry, Mr.
Persia, kings of, pedigress of
Peter, Sir John
-, Martyr
Peter alias Milford
-, the (ship)
Peterborough, resident in
-, diocese of
-, bishop of (Howland, Rich.)
-, bishop and clergy of, soldiers supplied by
-, deanery of, grnat of
-, almsroom in, grant of
Peterhouse, Cambridge, master and fellows of, letter to
Peters, Lucas, of Denmark, report of
Petersfield chapel, Winchester
Peterson, Adrian, confession of
-, Roloff
-, letter of
Petit, John, letters of
-, Mr.
Petre, Sir John
-, letters of
-, letter to
Petrockshere hundred, Cornwall
Pett, Capt. Phineas
Pettels, alias Langford Place, Essex
Pewsham Forest, co. Wilts, game in
-, keeper or warden of
Pewter, export of
Pewterers, the
-, Company, London
Peyton, John
-, Sir John, lieutenant of the Tower
-, statement by
-, Thos., customer of Plymouth
-, letter of
-, son-in-law of
Phelippes, Thomas (the deciphere), Custom
house officer
-, lands of
-, letters to (1595)
-, (1596)
-, (1597), (as Peter Halins)
-, letter of
-, letters deciphered by
-, notes and endorsements by
-, other papers of
Phelipps, Mr., advice of
Philautia
-, speech of
Philip, King of Macedon
Philip, or St. Philip, the, see Ships, names of.
Philippes, Wm., lease to
Phillipes, Edw., justice of peace
-, John, deputy mayor of Plymouth,
confessions before
Phillips, Augustine, petition of
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Philopater (Andrea, pseudonyme for Cresswell or Parsons)
Picardy
-, army in, or troops for or to
-, apparel for
-, charges of
-, colonels, captains, &c. of
-, paymaster of, at
-, payments for
-, payments due at
-, powder and muntions for
-, treasurer at war for, see Sherley,
Sir T.
-, governor of, St. Pol, Count de
-, letter of
-, troops from
Pickering, Anne
-, mother of
-, Morice, keeper of the Gatehouse, allowances to
-, Thos.
Pickering forest, co. York
-, rectory and parsonage, assignment of
Pickford, a Jesuit
Picquigny, letter dated from
Pictures
Piddletrenthide farm, co. Dorset
Piers, John, Archbishop of York
-, Stephen, of the wardrobe
-, Walter
-, justice of peace in Ireland, offer by
Pigott, Eliz., grant to
-, Capt. Geo.
Pilchards, export of
-, impost on
Pilkington, James, bishop of Durham
Pillory, the
Pimrose, Hen.
Pineda, John de, Father
-, book of
-, note by
Pipe office
-, clerks of
-, fees in
-, leases passing through
-, messengers in
Piracy
Pirates
Pitch
Pitts, Rich.
Place Teg, co. Flint, resident at
Plague, sickness or contagion
-, in London
-, in the northern counties
-, in Spain, see Spain, fleet and ships of.
Plan of a fortification
Plans, catalogue of
Plantagenet, Edw., alais Crouchback, descendant of
Plasterer's Company, London, ratifiction of acts of
Plate
-, ryals of
Players
Playhouses
Playing cards
Plays
Plesses, Northumberland, lease of grain in
Plumpton, Thos., note by
-, note signed by
Plymouth
-, betrayal of, to the Spaniards
-, Commissioners for prizes at
-, report by
-, customs' officers at
-, letter of
-, defence of
-, designs, &c. against
-, fort or castle
-, captain of, see Gorges, Sir Ferd.
-, letters dated from
-, fortifications of
-, contributions for
-, payments for
-, plan of
-, island of
-, letters dated from (1595):
-, (1596):
-, (1597):
-, mayor of
-, letters of
-, deputy
-, merchant of
-, noblemen at
-, pilchards transported from duty on
-, places in
-, prisoner at
-, provisions delivered at
-, residents at
-, ships at
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, sickness at
-, storehouses at
-, stores sent to
-, travellers to or from
-, troops in
-, payments for
-, troops for
-, troops to or from
-, Sound, letters dated from
-, ships in or from
Plympton, co. Devon, tin coined in
Poetry
Poick, co. Worcester, resident at
Pointall, ships to ro from
Poisons
Poland, King of (Sigismund III.)
-, ancestors of
Poland
-, ambassador from, or Polart
-, trade with
Poldavy Bay
-, massacre at
Pole, Thos. Widmore, priest
Pollard, Geo., grants to
Poll tax
Polly
-, Sir John
Polovohen, or Palavicini, Sir Horatio
Plowhele, priest
Pomerania, Duke of (John Frederic the Strong)
Pomfret, Thos., note by
Pomfret Castle
Pont de Mar Bridge
Poole, burning of
-, letters dated from
-, traveller to
-, Brocksie Castle at
Pooley, John
Pooly, Mr.
Poor, the college for
-, rising of, for food
Poore, Capt. Hen.
Pope, Thos., petition of
Pope, the
Pope Clement VIII.
-, alias Harris, Matt.
-, transactions of, with the King of Scotland
-, transactions of in reference to England
-, nephew of
-, nunio of
-, nuncio of, in Spain
Popery, see also Religion, Catholic.
Popes extracts from letters of
-, poisoning of
Popham, Alex., justice of peace, order by
-, John, justice of peace, order by
-, Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of
King's Bench
-, examinations before
-, papers written by
-, susbsriptions of, to pardons
Popish books
-, doctrines
Poplar (London)
Popleton, co. York, lease of lands in
Poppinger, Ambrose
Popwell, Mr.
Portallegro, Condé of (Mauricius de Silva ?)
Portcullis pursuivant-at-arms
Porter, John, pardon to
-, Nich.
-, bonds by
-, indenture by
-, release to
Porth, Sampson, confession of
Porland Castle, allowances for
-, captain of
-, letter dated from
-, ships or fleet at
-, Road, letter dated from
Portman, Mr.
Porto Rico, St. John de, capture of
-, fort at
-, governor of
-, ships to
Portox Santa Maria, see St. Mary port.
Port Real
-, ships in
Portriffe, Walter, grant to
Ports, see England, port towns of.
Portsmouth
-, captain of, see Blount, Lord Monthjoy.
-, defence of
-, designs against
-, exports from
-, fortifications at
-, money wanted for
-, payment for
-, garrisons at
-, letters dated from
-, provisions to be supplied in
-, ships at
-, ships to
-, slaughter house at
-, storehouses at
-, travellers to
-, troops in, to, or from
-, whear at
Portugal
-, college at
-, commissioner to
-, dearth in
-, designs against
-, governor of
-, King of (titular), see Antonio, Don.
-, merchants trading to
-, natives of
-, places in
-, ports of
-, ships in
-, ships of
-, taken prize
-, ships to or from
-, ships trading with
-, travellers to or from
-, voyage
Portuguese
-, letters
-, pilots
-, prisoners
-, ships, see Portugal, ships of.
-, taken prisoners
Post horses
Postmasters
Postmen
Post and packets
-, master of
-, (foreign)
Potter, Goe., priest
-, Mr., alias the Low Countries
Potter's Row (near Colchester)
Pottman, Rich., account by
Poulter, Rich., lease to
Poultney Lane, London, letters dated from
Poultry, London, resident in
Poultry, see Counter.
Pound, Mr.
Powder, see Gunpowder.
Powell, Capt. David
-, Edm.
-, Jane
-, John
-, John, B.D., presentation to
-, Nich.
-, Thos., examinations of
-, wm.
-, alias Scotland
Power, Robt., equerry of the stables, daughter
of
-, Wm.
-, Mr., of Blechington
Powle, Stephen, letter of
-, Thos.
Powlet, Sir Anth., see Paulet.
Poyns, Fernando
Prémunire, Statutes of
Prater, of Prator, a Jesuit
Prater, Gregory, justice of peace,l examination
before
-, Thos.
Preachers
see
also Ministers.
-, for the army
Press masters
Prestland, Mrs.
Prestland Greves, resident at
-, manor of
-, Bamsey, co. Somerset
Prests (Exchequer), auditor of
Prethergh, Thos., pardon to
Price, Gabriel
-, Capt. John
-, Richard, letter of
-, Capt., late lieut.-governor at Brill
-, wife of
Prichard, Wm., M.A., grants to
Priests
-, (Romish)
see also
Seminary priests, and English priests.
-, favourers or harbourers of
-, (in England)
-, list of
-, names of
-, proceddings against
-, secular, disputes of, with the
Jesuits
-, sent into England
Princes see also Foreign princes.
Prince's Risborough manor, co. Bucks
Prinn, Capt.
Prior, the Lord
Privy Chamber, see Chamber.
Privy Council, or the Lords
-, alias Brokers
-, appearances before
-, certificate of
-, chamber
-, clerks of,
see also Beale, Rob.; Waad, Wm.
-, designs against
-, members of, or Privy Councillors
-, members of, payment to
-, seal of, conuterfeiting of
-, subjects referred to
-, transactions of
-, letters of, to:—
-, Admiralty, serjeant of
-, Anon
-, Bacon, Fras.
-, Blount, Sir Mich.
-, Bristol, mayor, &c. of
-, Burghley, Lord
-, Carew, Sir Geo.
-, Coke, Attorney general
-, Cotton, Sir Thos.
-, Customs' officers
-, Drew, serjeant
-, Essex, Earl of
-, Fleming, Solicitor general
-, Higham, Sir John
-, Justices of peace
-, London, lord mayor of
-, sheriff of
-, Mayors
-, Meredith, Wm.
-, Norris of Rycott, Lord
-, Sir John
-, Oxfordshire, lord lieut, of
-, Salisbury, bishop of
-, Saltonstall, alderman
-, Sheriffs
-, Suffolk, commissioners for musters in
-, deputy lieutenants of
-, Vice-admirals
-, Waad, Wm.
-, Warwick, sheriff of
-, letters of, alluded to
-, orders, instructions, or warrants
of
-, alluded to
-, pass from
-, letters to (1595):
-, (1596):
-, (1596):
-, letters ot, alluded to
-, petitions to
-, petitions to, alluded to
-, other papers addressed to
Privy larder, servant in
Privy purse, keeper or groom of
Privy seal, the
-, clerk of
Privy seals
-, fees for passing of
-, loans on, to the Queen
-, collector of
-, payments on
Prize goods
-, commissioners for
-, found at Cadiz
-, report on
-, list of
-, Flemish
Prizes, see also Ships taken prize
-, commissioners for
-, Portuguese, see Portugal, ships of
taken prize.
-, Spanish, see Spain, ships of, taken
prize.
Probert, Wm.
Proby, Peter
-, letters of
-, letter to
Proclamations
-, alluded to
Protections, writs of, alluded to
Protestant
-, religion, see also Religion, Protestant.
Protestants
Prother, Capt.
Prouthe, Rich., letter of
Provost Marshal
-, payments to
Prodder, Capt.
Prodhoe, co. Northumberland, muster in
Puckering, Sir John, serjeant and judge,
Lord Keeper of the Great
Seal
-, decree of
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, notes and endorsements by
-, order by
-, petition to
-, warrant to
Puddington, Mr.
Pudsey, Geo., of Elsfield
-, servant of
Pulestone, parson
Puntall, Spain, ships at
Purbeck, Mr.
Purefey, Humfrey, letters of
Purgatory
Puritans
Purnell, Christ
-, examination
-, father-in-law of
-, Robt. examinations of
-, order of release for
-, Thos.
-, examination of
Purnells, the, robbery of
Pursuivants-at-Arms
Puyt, Peter Derickson
Q.
Quarington, letter dated from
Quarles, Edw.
-, Offer of
-, sureties of
-, James, surveyor of victuals to the
Navy
-, accounts, &c. by
-, letter of
-, payments to
-, payments due to
-, John
-, lease to
-, John, junior
Queen, the, see Elizabeth.
Queenborough or Quinborough, co. Kent
-, Castle, constable and porter of
Queen's Bench, see King's Bench.
-, Court, see also Court.
-, Park, co. Bucks
Quenington, alias Queinton, co.Gloucester
Quester, Mr.
Quicksilver
Quinborough, see Queenborough
Quipuscoa, sickness in
Quittance, the (ship)
R.
Robone, Mr., see Rothbone.
Raby lordship, co.Durham, lease of
-, lease of lands, &c. in
Radbrooke, co. Gloucester
Radcliffe, or Ratcliffe, Anthony, alderman of
London
-, letters dated from his house
-, Catherine, Lady
-, daughter of
-, Fras.
-, children of
-, servants of
-, Sir Geo., daughte rof
-, Isabel
-, John, alias Wild
Radford, co.Notts
-, letter dated from
Radnorshire, justice of
-, places in
Ragant, Capt.
Rainbert, keeper of Sir J. Smythe
Rainbow, the (ship)
Ransforth, Mr.
-, wife of
Raleigh, Carew
-, alllowances to
Raleigh, Sir Walter, Captain to the Guard,
Lord Warden of the Stannaries, and
Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall
-, as general at sea
-, account by
-, captures by
-, designs against
-, disgrace of
-, instructions, &c. by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, mariners, &c. serving under
-, officers under
-, payments to
-, ships or fleet of
-, Elizabeth, Lady, alias Bess
-, letter to
-, note by
Rampton, co. Cambridge, resident at
Ramsay, alias Dix, John, lease to
Randall, John
-, Wm.
-, wife of
Randolph, Thos.
-, executor of
-, Thos., his son
-, Ursula, assignment by
Rankell, Vincent, examination of
Ratcliff parish, near Bristol, almshour at,
warrant to the master, &c. of
-, or Ratcliffe (London), residents in
Ratcliff, Alex.
-, Mr., of Holborn
Ratcliffe, Robert, Earl of Sussex
-, officers under
-, Alerman, see Radcliffe.
Rathbone or Rabone, Mr.
Ratisbon
Ratten, Wm., case of
Ravis, Thos., dean of Christchurch, Oxford
Raymond, Mr., letter to
Raynes, Capt.
Read, Capt.
Reade, Elizabeth
-, jun., lease to
-, Innocent
-, Jane, lease to
-, Richard, lease to
-, Sir Thomas
-, mother of
-, Sir Wm.
-, Mr.
-, Young
Readhead, Hen., examination of
Reading
-, gaol, prisoner in
Reading, Rich., grant to
Realm, the, see England.
Rebellion
Rebels
Records in the Tower
-, public, keeper of, seeRomilly, Lord,
Master of theRolls.
-, assistant keepers of, opinions of
Recusancy
-, punishments for
Recusants
-, compounding with
-, fines paid by
-, laws and proceedings against
-, commissioners for, see Ecclesiastical commissioners.
-, list of in Durham diocese
-, names of
-, paper on
-, petiton for a licence to
-, women
Redburn manor, co. Herts, lands in
Redesdale, co. York, muster in
Redhead, Robt.
Redhead, Robt.
Red Lion, St. Mary Hill (London)
Redmaine, John, certificates by
Redman, Thos.
-, Dr. Wm., bishop of Norwish
-, letter of
-, letter to
Reformation, Jesuits' memorial for a
Relics
Religion
-, alias Ginger
-, (Catholic)
see also Popery.
-, (Protestant or reformed)
Religious orders
Reginer, Dr. Mich., archdeacon of Winchster
Renteria, Biscay
-, ships at
Reprisals
-, letters of
Requests, Court of
-, masters of see also Herbert, J.,
and Cæsar, Dr.
Reresby, Thos., certificate by
Resould, Wm., alias Van Harwick, Giles, letters of
Retford, East, co. Notts, bailiff and burgesses of, lease to
Revel, trade with
Revels, master of (Tilney, Edm.)
-, officers of
Revenue, the
-, account of Eliz.
-, commissioners of, petition to
-, concealed
Rey, Robt., examination of
Reynell, or Reynolds, Carew
-, letters to
-, letter of
-, note by
Reynolds or Reynolds, Edw., servant of the
Earl of Essex, draft by
-, letters of
Reynolds, James
Reynolds, Carew, see Reynell.
-, John
-, Dr.
-, Mr.
Rheims
Rhemish wines, see Wimes.
Rhine, Palsgrave of, see Palatine, Elector.
-, persons near
Rhodes, Hen.
Rialton Retraghe manor, Cornwall, account of
Rice, David Ap
-, Matthew, examination of
-, Wm.
Riceall prebend, co. York, grant of
Rich, Robert, Lord rich
-, officers under
Richard II.
-, extract from rolls and charters of
Richard III., statute of
Richardson, alias Heybourne, Ferd.
-, John, letter of
-, Wm.
Richmond herald
Richmond (Surrey)
-, court at
-, letters dated from
-, house, Surrey, keeper of
-, letters, &c. dated from
-, palace at, repair of
Richmond, co. York
-, certficate dated from
-, decree as to rights of tenants of
-, letter dated from
-, woollen goods in
Richmondshire
-, muster of arms and men in
Rickman, Robt.
Rickmansworth, letter dated from
-, resident at
Riddlesden, Wm., note by
Ridgeley, Mr.
Ridgeley manor, co.Stafford
Ridgway, Mr.
Rigdale, Rich., lease to
Riggs, Mr.
-, letter to
Ringwood, co. Hants, resident at
Ringwood, Wm.
Risborough, Prince's co. Bucks
Risham manor, Essex
Rishton, Edw., work by
Ritzo, Francisco
-, legacy to
River, the, see Thames.
Rivera, John de, protection to
Rivers, Earldom of
Rivers, Mr.
Rives, Geo., see Ryves.
Rixton, co. Lancaster, resident at
Roberson, Sanders, alias Abercony, Father
Robert, Eliz. Ap,lease to
-, Father
Roberts, C.
-, (tin merchant)
Robeston, co. Pembroke
Robins, alnager
Robinson, Christ., priest
-, Hen.
-, examination of
-, John
-, Leonard, grant to
-, Rob., alias Sterrell, Wm., see Sterrell.
-, Thos.
-, assignment by
-, lease to
-, Wm., lease to
-, Wm., searcher of London
Roche, Capt.
Rocheford, Viscount, see Boleyn, Sir T.
Rochelle
-, exports to
-, letter dated from
-, mayor of
-, ships to or from
-, ships to or from
-, ships at
-, trade with
-, travellers from or to
Rochester, almsroom in
-, bridge
-, corn from
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, ships from
-, storehouse at
-, stores for
-, diocese of, places in
-, soldiers furnished by
Rockett, Ant., pardon to
Rodenberg, Monsr.
-, offers by
Rodes, Hen.
Roebuck, the (ship)
Roger, alias the Thomes
Rogers, John, merchant
-, Rich., suffragan bishop of Dover,
dean of Christ Churc, Canterbury
-, letter to
-, Simon, presentation of
Rokeby, Ralph
-, Wm., certificate by
Rokewood, Edw.
Rokewood, Robt.
Rollestone, Mr.
Rolls, the master of, see also Gerard, Sir
Gilbert; Egerton, Sir Thos., Romilly,
Lord.
-, Chapel, Chancery Lane
-, reader at
Roman experors
-, seminary, see Rome, English college
at.
Rome
-, book printed in
-, Church of, see Church.
-, English college at
-, scholars in
-, seminary priests at
-, to or from
-, persons in
-, travellers to or from
-, troops in
Romilly, John, Lord Romilly, Master of
the Rolls, keeper of Records
-, order of
Roos,Wm., Lord, see Cecil.
Roper, Sir John
-, John
Roscoe, letter dated from
-, native of
-, ships at
-, traveller from
Rosin, import of
Ross, bishop of, John Leslie
-, letter of
Roth, Wm.
Rotherham, co. York, certificate dated from
Rothwell manor, co.Northampton
-, co. Gloucester
Rottenbury, Sir F. Drake's man
Rotterdam, person at
-, ship of
Rouen
-, cloth
-, English merchants at
-, exchange of money at
-, letters dated from
-, money sent to
-, native of
-, persons at
-, residents at
-, ships from
-, siege of
-, trade to
-, travellers to or from
Rouge Croix, pursuivant-ar-arms, declaration
by
-, warrant by
Roulston Fras., traitor
-, lands of
Rouse, Mr.
Rowe, Alderman Hen., petition of
-, Wm., letter of
-, Capt.
Rowington parsonage, &c., co. Warwick, lease of
Royal blood, persons of
Royalists
Ruberio, Gr., letter of
Rubies
Rucke, Stephen, mayor of Sandwich
-, Thos.
Rudall, Sir Rich.
Rudd, Matthew
Rudgwick, Sussex
Rudolph II., Experor of Germant
Ruishe, Capt., Fr., letter of
Runcorn rectory, diocese of Chester
Rushmere, Suffolk
Rushton
-, manor
Russell, Edward, 3rd Earl of Bedford
-, Lucy, Countess of Bedford
-, Elizabeth, Dowager, Lady Russell
-, letters of
-, petition of
-, daughters of
-, nephew of
-, Sir Wm., licence to
-, Sir Wm., Lord deputy of Ireland
Russels in Faltenham, co. Suffolk
Russia, Emperor of, Ivanovich Feodore, grant by
Russia, stores from
-, trade with
Rutland, Earl and Countess of, see Manners.
Rutlandshire, hospitals in
Rycott
-, gentry at
-, letters, &c., dated from
-, residents at
Rydall, co.York, muster in
Rye, John
-, Mr., Lord Darcy's man
Rye, see Corn.
Rye (Denmark), trade with
-, co. Kent
-, Castle, fletcher at
-, haven of
-, letter dated from
-, map of
-, mayor, &c. of
-, ships at
Rytherch, Jenan Ap, lease to
Ryvers, Mr.
Ryvers or Rives, Geo.
-, letter of