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
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