General Index: L

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda, 1566-79. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1871.

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'General Index: L', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda, 1566-79, (London, 1871) pp. 625-630. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/edw-eliz/addenda/1566-79/pp625-630 [accessed 24 March 2024]

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General Index L L. Laborne, co. York, resident at La Cloche, Etienne, petition of Lacy, Barbara, sister of children of Robert and William, nephews of Marmaduke brother of Ralph, letter to Wm., letter of Ladbroke, co. Warwick Ladies inscriptions from tombs of list of names of Lady Castle, Guernsey, inhabitants of, petition of Lagard, Baron de Laird's Jock, the La Mark, Count Lambert, Clement Geo. John Robt children of father-in-law of Lambeth letters dated from resident in Lambrough, Capt. Lamplay, Mr. Lamplough or Lamplugh, Geo. certificate by letter of Lancashire affairs in places in ports, creeks, &c., in travellers from or to troops from Lancaster, House of ships at duchy of, attorney, &c. of chancellor of, see alsoSadler, Sir Ralph. late clerk of court of Feodary of lands of north parts of, officers in receiver of revenue of seal of Lancaster, Thos., Archbishop of Armagh Lance, Capt. see Launce. Lane, Ralph letters of Langborth or Langbarth Wapentake, gentry in justice in levying men in Langford, Dr. John Langley, lands in Langton, Cornell Languedoc Lannoy, Cornelius, directions by letter of wife of Lansdale, Christ. Anne, widow of, petition of children of Lante, Barthol Lapworth, co. Warwick, clerk of parson of parsonage residents at Lasenby, co. Cumberland Lassells, Christ. house of parents, &c. of son-in-law of brother-in-law of Mrs. Latimer, Lord (Nevill, John) Edw., letter to brother of Hugh (Bishop of Worcester and martyr) Dr. Wm., Dean of Peterborough, payments by Latin books printed at Louvaine courts at Westminster, offices in language documents written in translation from poems, &c. secretary Latton, Wm., lands of Launce or Lance, Capt., a pirate Launceston, assizes at Launder, Jno., letter of cousin of Laurence, Ant Edw. Jenkyn Lady Queen's visit to Law, officers of study of Lawder, Jas. Lawe, Thos. Lawyers Laxton, Rich., letter of Laycote, resident at Layton, Thos. certificate by Mr. Lead Leades, Robt. Leames, Mr. son of Leash, child of the livery, &c. of Leather (gilt) Le Chat, Capt. Leckinfield or Lenkenfield, co. York, lands in bailiff of resident in Lecount Manor, Guernsey Ledell Mote, resident at Ledes or Edes, Rich. Ledgers Ashby, seeAshby Ledgers. Le Duc, Jaques, petition of Lee, Edm. Sir Hen., letter of John examination of letters of letter written by letter to note by wife, &c. of parents of brother of son of Rich. Sir Rich. Thos., servant alderman Dr., a Papist Leeds bridge rebels in residents in travellers to Leek, Sir Fras., letters of Lady, wife of Thos. Leethley, co. York Le Gallais, Edm. Leicester traveller to Earl of, see Dudley, Rob. Leicestershire, lands and places in troops levied in Leigh, co. Worcester churchyard of Leigh, Fras., petition of father and brother of Sir John Thos., examination of brother of Mr., of Cheshire Leighton, Thomas or Capt. Thos., governor of Guernsey answers of articles concerning commission to demands of fees of office of letters of letter to petition of servant of Mr. Leinster, Marquis of (proposed title) Leith travellers to or from Leith, Mr. Le Juge, or Jugge, Rich. Lekner, servant to the Earl of Leicester Leming, co. York Lemon, Robt., assistant keeper of records at State Paper Office, copy of a document by notes by Lempriere, Giles John Nich. Lempriere, Thos. Lenkenfield, seeLeckenfield. Lennard, Sampson Margaret, wife of statement by brother of (Lord Dacre) Mr., senior Lenox, Earl and Countess of, see Stuart. Lenton Abbey, co. Notts. Leonard, Jane Leslie, John, Bishop of Ross servant of suggestions by Lethington or Liddington, Lord of (Sir William Maitland), 5(?) Leven, residents in Leventhorp, Edw., letter to brother of Lever, Ralph statement by Leveson, John, kinswoman of lands of letter of servant of Mr., of Wolverhampton Leviston, John Lewgar, Thos. Lewis, Dr. Danl., Judge of the Admiralty letters of Hugh, receipt by Lewiston, John Licenses for pedlars to export corn wool to make glass to print prayer books to travel Liddesdale, Scotland outlaws of rebels in residents in thieves of travellers to or from troops to Liddington, see Lethington. Liege, traveller to Liere letter dated from Lieutenants General, see Rateliffe, Thos., Earl of Sussex; and England, South of, army from, lieutenants of. Liggons, Mr. Ligon, Margaret, letter of sister of Lime Lincoln Earl of, see Clinton, Edw. Lincoln, Bishop of, Bullingham, Nich. Lincoln's Inn, London resident in Lincolnshire coast of Feodary in lands and places in pirates or piracy in, commissioners for ports, creeks, &c. in residents in travellers to troops levied in Vice Admiral in Lindsay Lindsay, David, 8th Earl of Crawford Patrick, 7th Lord Lindsay John Linen Lingen, Anne letter to son of relatives of Lisbon letter dated from merchants at residents in ships at to or from traveller to troops to Lisle, widow, death of Lister, Thos., daughter of husband of Mr., kinsman of Litanies Little Dunham, letter dated from Littlestone, Wm., letter to Little Wakefield Liverpool, ships to or from trade with traveller to Livingston, William, 1st Lord Livingston Agnes, Lady Livingston Loans, see Privy Seal loans. Lochinvar, Lord of Lochleven Queen of Scots at traveller to Lockwood, Christ. father-in-law of Nich., servant or secretary to Lord Scrope letter to servant to the Earl of Westmoreland Lodovic, Count Loe, Papist Loire, the, France Lombard Street, London London Field, co. Warwick(?) London aldermen of petition to ambassadors in apprentices in armour brought to bowyers of, petition of brokers in church in, order of strangers' or French, in citizens of city of bonds written for common council of, Act of companies of, viz.: Bowyers Clothworkers Cordwainers Cutlers Drapers Mercers court of prisons in counties near danger to escheator of glass house in goods from or in letters dated from Lord Mayor of (Sir Rich. Champion, 15656), letter to Sir Thos. Rowe (15689) (Alex. Avenon, 156970), letter to Sir Rowland Hayward (15712), letter of Jas. Hawes (15745), letters of inquisition before (Sir Thos. Ramsey, 15778), petition to Lord Mayors of, inscriptions from tombs of lotteries in merchants of news ordnance to or from, see also Tower, ordnance in Papists in persons in buried in plague in port of, custom house in, orders for customs in, lease of officer for surveyor of, list of ships by posts to or from priests in Puritans of, supplication of Queen's residence in recorder of residents in funeral inscriptions on sheriff of letter to ships from or to in of stone streets, parishes, buildings, &c. of: Aldersgate Street Arundel House Billingsgate Bishopsgate Blackwell Hall Bucklersbury Bunhill Chancery Lane Charing Cross Cheapside Mitre in Christchurch, Newgate Christ's Hospital Churchyard Alley Clerkenwell Cordwainers' Ward Custom House Finsbury fields, archers of Fish Street Hill Fleet prison Street Gray's Inn Great St. Helens Guildhall Heralds' office Holborn Islington Ivy Lane, letter dated from Lincoln's Inn Lombard Street Lothbury Marshalsea prison Milk Street Minories, resident in Newgate prison Paternoster Row Poultry Redcross Street St. Bartholomew's, resident at St. Botolph's Without St. Bride's, Fleet Street St. James's, letter dated from St. John's Street Walbrook St. Mary's Hill St. Paul's churchyard dean of, Cole, Henry letter to St. Thomas Apostle, parish Walbrook, parish Salisbury Court, Fleet Street Savoy the, master of Shoreditch, resident in Southwark Spittle, without Bishopsgate Stillyard Stocks, the Strand Temple, Inner, residents in Middle Thames, the, see Thames. Tower in, see Tower. Walbrook Walworth Wardrobe Watling Street Well Alley Whittington College Wood Street London, travellers from to troops from wherrymen of Bishop of, Grindall, Edm., letter of Aylmer, John Long, Mr. Lonsdale, co. Westmoreland, gentry in Lord, the little, see Feria, Duchess of, son of Lords, see Nobility. the, see Privy Council. Lords, House of, journals of Lorraine, Cardinal of (Charles) death of, reported glass travellers to Lostwithiel gaol, prisoners in Lothbury, London, parson of Lotteries Lougie's Tower, Alderney Louvaine books printed at cloister of nuns and monks in council held at English fugitives in house in letters dated from persons in, to, or from priests in schools in sermon preached at students in travellers to or from Louvainists or Louvainers Lovelace, Rich Capt., or Mr. Lovell, Thos., account by Low Countries agent or ambassador (the Queen's) in see also Davison, Wm., and Wil- son, Dr. Thos. aliens of, remonstrance of civil wars in commodities in council in president of merchants of or in Papists in persons from persons in places in Princes of rebels of or in Regent or governor of:(Margaret of Austria, Duchess of Parma) Duke of Alva, see Alva. Louis de Requesens, Comendador of of Castile, or his Excellence Hier de Roda Don John of Austria, see Austria. Spaniards in States of camp of trade with travellers to troops in, to, or from wollen goods in Lowner, Hanze receipt by Lowsebarrough Hundred, co. Dorset Lowther, resident in Lowther, Gerard Rich., prisoner letter of servants of son of Ludbrook, co. Warwick Ludlow Castle Luis, Barnard brother of Luke, Nich., Baron of the Exchequer Mr., his son and heir son and heir of Lumley, John, 1st Lord Lumley certificate by Lundy, Wm., petition of Lushingham, Capt. death of Luterel, Rich. Luther, Martin Luzennes (alias Ledgers) Ashby Lyck, M. de Lydd captain and surveyor of armour at residents in troops in Lyddall, Wm. Lyffe, Ralph Lymby Hage Manor Lyme Regis borough Lymington Lympster lands Lyn, Hen. Lyngen, Jno. Lynn, ships at Lyon, John Lyons, capture of Lyth, co. Cumberland, residents in