C.

C., co. York

C., Sir W., see Cope, Sir Walter.

C. J., letters of

C. T.

Cabesse, Gaspard Barbose, petition of

Cabry, Nich., letters of
-, brother of

Cadiz, attack on by Sir F. Drake
-, ships at, to, or from
-, troops at

Caen

Cæsar, Hen., letter of
-, Dr. Julius, Master of Requests, Sir Julius, Master of the Rolls
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, notes of
-, Thomas, drafts by
-, Mr., letter to

Cage, John

Caggs Stanefield, co. Suffolk

Cahors, M. de

Cairo, treacle of

Calais
-, Governor of
-, letters dated from
-, persons in
-, ships of
-, travellers to or from

Calasby, Mr.

Calcoote Hall, Suffolk

Caldwell, John, M.A.

Calendar altered by the Pope

Calf, a, price of
-, skins, export of

Calfield, Geo., grant to

Calshot, ordnance at

Calveley, or Caulveley, Sir Rich.
-, letters of

Calverley, Mr.

Calvert, Geo., Secreatary of State
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, reference by

Calvin, John

Camber castle, ordnance at

Cambray

Cambridge
-, letters dated from
-, resident in
-, traveller to
-, University see also Universities.
-, books of
-, letter to
-, lands of
-, printer of
-, printing by
-, chancellor of
-, vice
-, doctors of
-, students &c. of
-, Colleges of, viz.:—Christ's
-, master of
-, certificate by
-, fellows in
-, certificate by
-, fellowships in
-, letter dated from
-, students of
-, verses by
-, Corpus Christi, fellowship in
-, master of
-, student of
-, King's
-, founder of
-, provost, &c. of
-, letter to
-, visitor of
-, Jesus, master, &c. of
-, certificate by
-, students of
-, Magdalen, master, fellows, &c. of case of
-, founder of
-, Pembroke Hall, master and fellows of deputation from
-, letter of
-, Queen's, student, &c. of
-, St. John's, fellows and scholars of, bequest to
-, scholars of, Latin poems by
-, Sydney Sussex, master and fellows of
-, Trinity, master, &c. of, letter to
-, fellows of
-, grant to
-, preachers in

Cambridgeshire
-, commissioners of sewers for
-, election at
-, Lieutenant of, Lord
-, lieutenants of, deputy
-, places in

Camden, Jo.
-, Wm.

Cammawe, resident in

C[ampion], E[dmund]
-, letter of
-, brewer

Campynet, John
-, Margaret, widow of
-, Wm.

Canaries, the

Candia, wine from

Candles (Romish)

Canford
-, manor
-, mines at

Canisy, M., letter of

Canning, John

Canon law

Canterbury
-, archbishops of:—
-, Grindal, Edm.
-, Bancroft, Rich., See also Abbott, George; and Whitgift, John.
-, diocese of
-, dean of
-, dean and chapter of
-, Prerogative Court of
-, certificate from
-, commissary and notary of
-, judge of
-, registrar of

Canvas

Cape
-, Bealim
-, Clear, ships at
-, Prior
-, South

Capel, Mr.

Capello
-, the, Brussels, persons in

Cappes, Arthur

Captains, &c.
-, imprest to
-, lists of
-, payments to
-, punishment of, for corruption

Capuchin

Carden, Jas., letter of

Cardew, Wm.

Cardiff

Cardinal, Wm.
-, letter of
-, the, or our, or of England, see Allen, Card. Wm.

Cardinals, see also under their several names.

Cards, playing

Carew, Sir George, 1st Lord Carew, Master of the Ordnance
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, order of
-, petitions to

Carew, Dr. Mat, Sir Math.
-, Peter
-, Thos.

Carey, Henry, 1st Lord Hunsdon, lord chamberlain, lord warden of the East Marches, and governor of Berwick
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, licence to
-, servant of
-, sons of
-, Henry, 4th Lord Hunsdon, Viscount Rocheford
-, Sir Edm.
-, Edw.
-, Geo., document signed by
-, Sir Geo., governor of the Isle of Wight
-, H., report of
-, Sir Harry
-, Capt. Hen.
-, John, letters of
-, receipt by
-, cousin of
-, Miles
-, Nich., sen.
-, children of
-, Colette, his wife
-, Nich., jun.
-, answer of
-, declaration before
-, petitions of
-, son-in-law of
-, Peter
-, Sir Robt.
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, Lady, his wife
-, Wm.
-, Mr.

Carisbrook, ordnance at

Carlet, John

Carleton, Ambrose
-, Anthony
-, Dudley, secretary to the Earl of Northumberland, Sir Dudley, ambassador in Holland
-, account by
-, bills of
-, drafts, &c. by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, cousin of
-, nephew of, see Carleton, Dudley, jun.
-, Anna, Lady
-, Dudley, jun., letter to
-, George, brother of Dudley, sen.
-, George, of Overston
-, examination of
-, letter to
-, Lancelot
-, Thomas

Carletons, the

Carlis, Christ

Carlisle
-, assizes at
-, castle
-, captain of
-, fees of
-, soldiers in
-, citadel, defence of
-, commissioners of, letter to
-, gentry of
-, justices of
-, letters dated from
-, munition in or sent to
-, prisoners in
-, residents in
-, sheriff of
-, stores for
-, tenements in
-, travellers to or from
-, troops for
-, Earl and Countess of, see Hay.
-, bishop of, see Mey, John.
-, diocese of
-, chancellor of

Carmichael, Sir Hugh
-, Sir John

Carnarvon
-, castle, constable of

Carnarvonshire, lands in

Carnsew, Sir Richard
-, accusation against
-, ancestors and relatives of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Wm., letters of

Carolus, Don

Caron, Sir Noel, Holland ambassador

Carpenter, John, letter of
-, father-in-law of
-, John, minister
-, Nath., son of
-, of Bayonne

Carpets

Carr, Rob., Viscount Rochester, and Earl of Somerset
-, letter to
-, John
-, wife of
-, Ralph
-, Robt.
-, Thos.
-, Uzwin
-, of Ford

Carrhouse manor, co. York

Carronge, M. de, governor of Normandy

Carter lane (London), letter dated from
-, Saracen's Head in

Carteret, Amias, or Amice de bailiff of Guernsey
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, lieutenant of
-, petition of
-, Elias, or Elie de, King's procurer in Jersey
-, account by
-, Fras. de
-, Helier de, Lord of St. Ouen, Jersey
-, Jean or John de
-, grant to
-, letter of
-, objections by
-, petitions of
-, Joshua de
-, Nicholas, relief for
-, Philip, jurat of Jersey

Carteret, Phil. de, seigneur of St. Ouen, Jersey
-, letter of
-, petition of
-, Philip de, seigneur or lord of St. Ouen, Sir Philip
-, answer of
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, petition of
-, signature of
-, Lady, wife of
-, son of
-, father of, see Carteret, Helier de.
-, brothers of, see also Carteret, Elias and Amice
-, grandfather of
-, relatives of
-, cousin of
-, Philip, Seigneur de Hault Vinchelles
-, petition of
-, Robt.
-, Mr.

Carthusians

Cartingdon, Northumberland, Jesuits in

Cartwright, Thos., letter of
-, wife of
-, Mr.

Carvell, Capt.
-, Mr.

Carver, alias Cundcliff, Wm.

Carvile, Capt.

Cascaye, ship at

Cashel, co. Tipperary

Casimir, Duke (Prince Palatine)

Caspian sea

Castel Parish, Guernsey

Castile, collection in
-, Spanish army in

Castile, Don John de

Castillion, Douglas

Castillo, Antonio, letter of

Castle, John

Castle Cornet, see Guernsey.

Castle Ward, Northumberland, recusants in

Castles and forts

Castling, Mr.

Castlings, the

Castmore End, co. Warwick, resident at

Cat., M., letter of

Catalonia, viceroy of

Cater, Thos.

Catesby, John
-, bond by
-, Rich.
-, Robt.
-, Sir Wm.
-, assignment to
-, bonds by
-, petition of
-, receipts from
-, family, papers relating to

Cathay, discovery of

Catholic Bishops, proceedings against
-, cause
-, church, see Church of Rome.
-, faith, see also Religion, Catholic; Popery; and Papistry.
-, houses.
-, Kings, see also, Spain, King of.
-, matters
-, noblemen
-, party
-, pilgrims, English
-, priests, see also Priests (Romish).
-, prince
-, religion, see Religion, Catholic; Papistry; and Popery.
-, state
-, vestments, &c.

Catholics, see also Papists, and English Catholics.
-, collections for
-, designs of
-, pardons for
-, persecutions of

Castle

Caulveley, Sir Rich., see Calvely.

Cautionary towns, see Flushing and Brill.

Cavendish, Wm., Lord Cavendish of Hardwick, lord lieutenant of Derbyshire, letter of
-, Thos.

Cavill, Mr.

Cawby Manor, co. Lincoln

Cawsa Bay, ship in

Caxton, posts to or from

Cecil, William, 1st Lord Burghley, Lord High Treasurer
-, as grandfather of Wm. Cecil
-, as master of the Court of Wards
-, clerk of, notes by
-, discontent against
-, house of
-, at Theobalds, verses on
-, possessions of
-, servant of
-, verses addressed to
-, in praise of
-, daughter (granddaughter) of
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, notes, endorsements, &c. of
-, orders of
-, alluded to
-, warants of
-, letters to, from:—
-, Ardern, Robt.
-, B.A.
-, Bacon, Sir Nich.
-, Bowes, Ralph
-, Bradell, Edw.
-, Carlisle, Bishop of
-, Cecil, Robt.
-, Clopton, John
-, Cooke, Wm., executors of
-, Coult, Christopher
-, Council, the,
-, Crooke, John
-, Dacre, Christ
-, Delaval, Ro.
-, Digges, Thos.
-, Drury, Sir Wm.
-, Durham, Bishop of
-, Dean of
-, Ellis, Capt., lieutenant of
-, Fenner, Capt. Geo.
-, Forster, Sir John
-, Gray, Ra.
-, Sir Thos.
-, Hakluyt, Rich.
-, Hatton, Lord Chancellor
-, Hunsdon, Lord
-, Huntingdon, Earl of
-, King, Alex.
-, Leicester, Earl of
-, Leighton, Sir Thos.
-, Mar, Earl of
-, Musgrave, Sir Simon
-, Newcastle, Mayor, &c. of
-, Norwich, bishop of
-, Ogle, Lord
-, Jas.
-, Parry, W.
-, Paulet, Anth.
-, Percy, Lord Hen.
-, Queen, the
-, Ratcliff, Fras.
-, Rokeby, Chris.
-, Saltonstall, Rich.
-, Scrope, Henry, Lord
-, Thomas, Lord
-, Selby, Sir John
-, Sootchern, S.
-, Stafford, Sir Edw.
-, Walsingham, Sec.
-, Warwick, Ambrose, Earl of
-, Wentworth, John.
-, letters to, alluded to
-, petitions to
-, other papers addressed to
-, Mildred, Lady Burghley

Cecil, Sir Thomas, 2nd Lord Burghley
-, letter of
-, payment to
-, Sir Wm., eldest son Earl of Exeter
-, letters of
-, servant of
-, cousin of
-, William, Lord Roos, his son

Cecil, Rob., Sir Rob., Secretary of State Lord Cecil of Essingdon, Viscount Cranborne, Earl of Salisbury
-, as Lord Treasurer
-, as master of Wards and liveries
-, designs against
-, grant to
-, payment to
-, cousin of
-, leases of, observations on
-, letters of
-, letters of, alluded to
-, list by
-, notes, endorsements, &c. of
-, report of
-, letters, &c. to, from:—
-, Anderson, H.
-, Anonymous,
-, Anthony, Chas.
-, C.J.,
-, Carey, John
-, Sir Robt.
-, Carteret, J.
-, Crane, John
-, Forster, Sir John
-, Gofton, Fras.
-, Hobart, Sir Hen.
-, Huntingdon, Earl of
-, Hussey, Jas.
-, James I.,
-, King Alex.,
-, Leighton, Sir Thos.
-, Lok, Hen.
-, Lyndsay, Sir Jas.
-, Maddison, Lionel
-, Norris, Lord
-, Peyton, Sir John
-, Paulet, Sir Anth.
-, Rogers, Rich.
-, St. Sauveur, M.
-, Scrope, Lady Phil.
-, Swalowe, Pa.
-, letters to, alluded to
-, petitions to
-, other papers addressed to
-, Eliz., Lady Cecil
-, Sir Edw.
-, Dr. J., priest
-, Mr.

Cecilians, the

Cerberus

Cerne, residents at

Cessford, Laird of

Chace, the, Enfield?

Chaces, see Parks.

Chaderton, near Manchester, letter dated from

Chaderton, Wm., Bishop of Chester, Bishop of Lincoln
-, letters of
-, letters to

Chalden, Nich.

Chalgrave manor

Chalkhill, Jonas

Chaloner, Sir Thos.
-, signature of

Chalons, travellers to

Chamber, the officers, &c. of, see Elizabeth, James, and Anne, households of.
-, treasury of

Chamberlain, Fras., late Governor or Captain of Guernsey
-, John, brother of, letters to
-, Sir Leonard
-, Ralph, letter to
-, sister of
-, Sir Richard
-, Robt.
-, certificate by
-, Sir Robert
-, Thos.
-, wife of
-, Wm., letter of

Chamberlain, Lord, see Carey, Lord Hunsdon; Howard, Earl of Suffolk; Herbert Earl of Pembroke.
-, office of
-, Vice, 660; see also Hatton, Sir C.; Heneage, Sir Thos.; and Stanhope, Sir J.

Chambers, David
-, Scot

Champernon, Capt.
-, Mr.

Champney, priest

Chancellor, Lord, see Bromley, Sir T.; Hatton, Sir C.; Egerton, Sir T.; Bacon, Sir F.
-, late, servant of

Chancery, Court of
-, abuses in
-, bills in
-, clerks of
-, injunctions granted by
-, master in, see Bird, Wm.
-, orders of
-, book of, abstracts from
-, orders for
-, suits in
-, for the Cinque Ports
-, records, collections out of
-, rolls of
-, Lane (London), residents in

Chandos, Lord, see Bruges.

Channel Islands, see also Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, and Sark.
-, lands in

Channon, Priest, letter to

Chantries, or chantry lands
-, commissioners for sale of

Chapel Royal
-, gentlemen of
-, children of

Chapels

Chaplain, Mr.

Chaplains

Chapman, John, account by

Chapter House, Westminster

Charing Cross (London)

Charlecote, co. Warwick, letter dated from

Charles, Prince, Duke of York, Prince of Wales
-, apothecary to
-, council of, letter of
-, expenses of
-, grant to, alluded to
-, haberdasher to
-, house of
-, lands of
-, marriage of
-, picture of
-, revenues of, receiver of
-, commissioners of, request to
-, gentleman of the bedchamber to
-, servants, &c. of
-, tutor and secretary to (Murray, Thos.)
-, Wards and liveries of, court of, see Wards.

Charles, the, ship

Charleton, Andrew
-, niece of
-, Wm.

Charnock, Jesuit

Charter, the great

Charterhouse (London), brethren of

Chartley, letters dated from

Chartres, capture of

Chartshils, co. Wilts

Chasteauneuf, Mons., French Ambassador
-, alleged design of, to murder Queen Elizabeth
-, house of
-, secretary of
-, servant of
-, speech of

Chastelet

Chastilions, manor of

Chateauneuf

Chatham, stores at, embezzlement of

Chator, Mr.

Chatten, John

Chaucer, Geoffry, prophecy of

Chaworth, Sir Geo.

Cheadle, Dr., brother of
-, Mr.
-, Mrs.

Cheapside (London)

Cheek, Hen.
-, letter of

Cheeke, Sir John
-, Mary, widow
-, Mr.

Cheese

Chelsea, letter dated from

Cheney, Lord, see Cheyne.

Cheneys, Mr., house of, letter dated from

Chenu, Humbert
-, receipt by

Cherbourg

Chertsey

Cheshire
-, gaoler in
-, gentry in, affected with Popery
-, lands and places in
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, residents in
-, sheriff of
-, troops raised in

Cheshunt Park, co. Herts

Chester
-, county palatine of
-, chamberlain of
-, mises in
-, exchequer in, abstract of records of
-, haven of
-, justice of
-, lands and places in
-, letter dated from
-, merchants and citizens of
-, petition of
-, ships of
-, travellers to
-, bishops of, Viz.:—
-, Vaughan, Rich.
-, Lloyd, George
-, Bridgman, John, see also Chaderton, Wm.
-, diocese or bishopric of
-, dean of
-, dean and chapter of

Chesterman, Wm.
-, letter of
-, letter to

Chevington, East

Cheviots, the

Cheyne, or Cheney, Lord, daughters of
-, Henry, Lord Cheyne
-, Lady
-, John
-, Eliz., widow of

Chiche, Lord Darcy of, see Darcy.

Chichester, Hugh, lease by
-, Sir John
-, Sir Robert

Chichester, Bishop of, Viz.:—
-, Watson, Anth.
-, Andrewes, Dr. Lancelot
-, bishopric of

Chidley, Mr.

Chillingham, Northumberland, letter dated from

Chionas (Italy), traveller from

Chippenham, election at

Chivaler, Jas., pardon to

Chivalry, court of

Chiverton, Thos., letter of

Cholmeley, Robt.

Chovins, the

Christendom

Christening oil

Christenings, fees for

Christian, Robert

Christian
-, advice
-, king, see France, king of.
-, princes
-, religion, see also Religion.
-, subjects
-, world

Christians
-, letter to

Christies, Thos., alias Armstrong, Thos.

Christopher, Hugh

Christopher, of Lowe, the (ship)

Christy, Sam.

Chubb, Mr.

Church, Mr.
-, little son of

Church, a
-, collegiate
-, the see also Guernsey and Jersey, church in.
-, duties
-, government
-, (of England)
-, absence from
-, attendance at
-, conformity to
-, disorders of
-, dissent from
-, liturgy of, see Liturgy.
-, (of Rome, or Catholic)
-, head of, see Pope, the.
-, misdemeanors in
-, persons reconciled to
-, protector of
-, rites of
-, rules for
-, Reformed

Churches
-, primitive

Churchill, John
-, articles by
-, lines addressed to
-, reply of
-, statement by

Churchmen

Churchwardens' accounts

Chute, Mr.

Chute Forest, co. Hants

Chyverier, Mons.

Cider

Cinque ports, barons of
-, chancery court in
-, judge of
-, lord wardens of, see Brook, Lord Cobham; Howard, Earl of Northampton; Zouch, Edw. Lord.

Ciphers, or alphabets
-, letters written in
-, alluded to
-, undeciphered

City, the, see London.

Clarencieux king-at-arms

Clark, Raines
-, father of
-, Rob., baron of the Exchequer

Clarke, Mr.
-, Mr., of Lynn

Clavering, Rob., sheriff of Newcastle
-, letter of
-, uncle of
-, William, brother of, murder of

Clayton, Jas.
-, confession of
-, examination of
-, father of

Cleavely, Rich.

Clegg, John

Cleggorne, Jas.

Clement, Mr.
-, family, pedigree of

Clench, J., see Clinch.

Clergy, the
-, of France

Clerk, Sir Thos.
-, Thos., account by
-, Wm.

Clerkenwell (London), letter dated from

Clermont, M. de

Cleron, lands in

Cley, co. Norfolk, poor in, gift to

Cliburne, Rich.
-, wife of
-, sister of
-, husband of
-, brother-in-law of

Cliff, Geo.

Clifford, George, 3rd Earl of Cumberland
-, commission to
-, letter of
-, petition of
-, servant of
-, Roger

Clifford's Inn (London)

Clinch, or Clench, John, justice, baron of the Exchequer, grant to
-, orders by

Clink, the, prison (London)

Clinton, Edw., 1st Earl of Lincoln, Lord Admiral of England
-, letter of
-, Henry, 2nd Earl of Lincoln
-, Capt.? death of
-, young, of Herefordshire

Clitheroe, priest
-, letter of

Clopton, John, receiver of Northumberland
-, letters of
-, brother of
-, Wm., receiver of Northumberland, account of
-, Wm., justice of peace for Suffolk, certificate by

Cloth
-, Act for true making of
-, alnagers of
-, blue, or plunkets
-, broad
-, making of
-, coloured
-, customs on
-, dyeing of
-, edicts on
-, export of
-, Kentish
-, leaden mark for
-, making of
-, pawning and redeeming of
-, Suffolk

Clothiers

Clothing, Bill relating to

Cloth workers

Cloth working, art of

Clough, Eliz.
-, Rich.
-, Rob.

Cloves

Clun, co. Salop, receiver of

Clure Manor, steward of

Coals
-, mines of
-, prices of

Coast Keyes, ships in

Cobham, Kent, residents in
-, court or hall, keeper of
-, persons in
-, steward of
-, Manor
-, Park

Cobham, Lord, see Brooke.
-, Sir Hen., ambassador to France
-, letter of
-, letters to

Cochineal

Cock, Sir Hen., cofferer of the household
-, certificate by
-, notes by
-, warrant to
-, Rich., letter of
-, cousin of

Cock, sign of (London)
-, Inn, Colbrook

Cockermouth
-, Castle

Cockett (Catholic)

Cocklow (Borders)

Cockpool, laird of

Cockrell, soldier

Coddington, Cheshire

Cœnis

Coin and coinage
-, directions for

Coiners

Coining

Coke, Edw., or Sir Edw.
-, as Attorney General
-, as Lord Chief Justice of King's Bench
-, instructions by
-, letters to
-, notes, &c. by
-, opinion of
-, warrant to
-, Mr.

Coker, Mr.

Coksberg, Wm.
-, son-in-law of

Colas, Thos., pardon to

Colbrook

Colchester
-, Castle, keeper of

Colchester, Lord, see Darcy, Thos.

Coldharbour

Cole, clerk

Coleman Street, London

Colerdin, Mr.

Colford, co. Gloucester

Coll's news

College, a, master of, letter to

Colleges, see Seminaries, and Oxford and Cambridge, colleges of.

Collington, Catholic

Collingwood, Agnes
-, Sir Cuthbert
-, letters of
-, servants of
-, daughter of
-, son-in-law of
-, mother of
-, Lady, wife of
-, Thos., son of
-, wife of
-, Wm., brother of
-, Geo.
-, Thos., recusant
-, wife of
-, servant of

Collins, Edw.
-, Fras.

Collyns, John

Colney, chapel at

Cologne

Colossa, Babylon

Colquite, Hen.

Colvill, Jas.

Colville, John

Colwall, Arnold

Combelles, Capt. or M. de, letters of
-, brother of

Comen, Innocent

Comer, John, Latin poem by

Comines, Phil. de, works of

Commerce, treatise on, see also Trade.

"Commissaries Paper,"

Commissioners [on Overbury's murder], petition to

Commissions, orders for granting of

Common councilmen

Common law

Common pleas
-, Chief Justice of
-, justices of
-, prothonotary of
-, records of, keeper of
-, suits in
-, treasury of, clerk of

Common prayer
-, Book of

Commons, House of, or Lower house see also Parliament.
-, arguments in
-, Bills in
-, declaration by
-, election committee of
-, members of
-, petition to
-, speech in

Commonwealth, the
-, works on

Communion, the see also Sacrament.
-, book

Como, Cardinal

Compton, William, Lord Compton
-, licence to
-, note by
-, John
-, Leonard
-, Thos.
-, Sir Thomas

Condé, Prince of (Henry I.)
-, brother of
-, uncle of
-, (Henry II.)
-, son of (Louis)
-, Princes of (Margaret of Montmorency)
-, Princess of, old (Frances of Rotelin)
-, sons of

Confectionery, gentleman or serjeant of

Conformity

Coniers, John, see Conyers.

Coningsby, Sir Rich.

Coniston, co. Lancaster

Connock, Rich.

Conquet
-, ships off

Conradus, Mr.

Consill, traveller to

Consistory Court, suitors, &c. in, advice to

Constable, Geo.
-, M., letters of
-, father of
-, Sir Robt.
-, debts of
-, (Catholic)

Constables

Constantine, Thos., examination of
-, Wm., examination of
-, Father

Constantinople
-, ambassador at
-, travellers to or from

Continent, the, see Europe.

Conventicles, proceedings against

Convocation, bishops in, letter to

Conway, Sir Edw., secretary of state
-, answer of
-, books for
-, calculations by
-, commissions to
-, declaration by
-, examinations before
-, interrogatories by
-, letter book of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, lieutenant of
-, notes, &c. by
-, petitions to
-, other documents addressed to
-, proceedings of, as commissioner at Jersey
-, request to
-, report of, proceedings on
-, speech of
-, sister of
-, Dorothy, Lady
-, Sir John, Governor of Ostend

Conyers, or Coniers, John, auditor of the Exchequer
-, signature of
-, Mr.
-, wife of

Cook, Anth., letter of
-, Sir Anth.
-, John
-, Walter, grant to
-, Wm.
-, brother of

Cooke, Wm., executors of, letter of

Cooper, Rob.

Cope, Sir Anth., agreement by
-, Sir Walter
-, agreement by

Copell, Mons.

Copford, co. Essex

Copley, Avery
-, Thos. or Sir Thos., titular Lord Copley
-, letters of
-, manors and lands of
-, secretary to
-, servant of
-, son of
-, daughter of
-, family of
-, father of
-, mother of
-, brother of
-, grandfather of
-, aunt of
-, cousin of
-, Lady, wife of
-, William, son of
-, letters of
-, wife of
-, mother-in-law of
-, aunt of
-, cousin of

Copper
-, mines

Copperas

Coppin, George, Sir Geo., agreement by
-, letter of

Coq, Mr.

Corby, Gerard
-, Jane, sister of

Corcaven, resident at

Cordage, price of

Cordaillot, M.

Cordallion, M., secretary to the French ambassador

Cordeliers, Paris

Cordell, Thos.

Cordwainers, abuses of, statutes on

Cork Avyonne, Spain

Corn or grain, see also Barley, Rye, and Wheat.
-, export of
-, restraint on
-, grant of
-, rent paid in; see also Guernsey and Jersey, rent, corn, or wheat in

Cornbury Park, letter dated from

Cornelius, Post
-, priest

Cornell Castle

Cornellison, Ralph

Cornet Castle, see Guernsey.

Cornpowder, see Gunpowder.

Cornwall
-, collector in
-, feodary in, rents received by
-, justices of King's Bench in, petition to
-, justices of peace in
-, letters to
-, petition to
-, warrants of
-, letter dated from
-, places in
-, residents in
-, ships to
-, treasurer of the eastern division of, orders to
-, warrants to

Cornwallis, Sir Chas.
-, Mr.

Corpus Christi, festival of

Corrida river

Corsica, traveller to

Corson, Mr., of Dumfries

Cortington, residents at

Cosbie, Capt.

Cosmo, Signor, secretary to the Duke of Parma

Cossey, co. Norfolk

Coswarth, Edw.

Cottington, Sir Fras.

Cotton

Cotton, Sir John
-, Robt.
-, Wm., Bishop of Exeter
-, letters of
-, Father
-, Mr.
-, of Warblington, co. Hants., recusant

Cottwin, Edw.

Cougham, Ambrose, M.A.

Coult, Christopher, letter of
-, wife of

Council, the, see Privy Council.

Counsel, learned, or counsellors at law

Counter, (London), prisoners in

Coupland, Mr.

Court, the, (English)
-, absence or departure from
-, attendance at
-, credit at
-, designs against
-, expulsion from
-, gates of
-, influence at
-, letters dated from
-, news in
-, persons at
-, persons to or from
-, priests at
-, suitors in
-, (foreign), see also Spain, court of.

Court, Inns of, gentry in

Courtenay, Lady
-, husband of

Courteney, John, letter of

Courtiers
-, orders for

Courtney, Sir Wm.

Courts baron
-, manor
-, of equity, see also Chancery, Court of.
-, of law, see also Exchequer, King's Bench, Star Chamber, Delegates, Requests, Guernsey, Jersey, and Sark, Courts of.
-, of leet and frankpledge
-, spiritual or ecclesiastical

Countances, Bishop of
-, bishopric of
-, clergy of
-, traveller from

Coventry, Sir Thos., Solicitor-General, Attorney-General
-, letters of
-, note of
-, references to
-, report of

Coventry, Mayor of, letter to
-, Bishop of; see Lichfield.

Covert, Mr., of Paris

Cowden Farm

Cowes, West, ordnance at

Cowley, Thos.

Cowper, Thos., Bishop of Lincoln, letter to
-, priest

Cox, Thomas
-, Wm.
-, Mr.

Craddoc, Mat.

Cranborne, Viscount; see Cecil, Rob.
-, chase, keeper of
-, house, letter dated from

Crandon, Brittany

Crane, Anth.
-, John, estimate by
-, letter of
-, Robert, letter of

Cranfield, Sir Lionel, Baron Cranfield and Lord Treasurer, Earl of Middlesex
-, letter of
-, petition to
-, report by

Crauford, resident at

Craven, co. York, resident in

Craven, John

Crawford, Earl of; see Lindsay.

Creechurch parish, London

Creed, Wm., licence by

Creeke, Ralph
-, Robt.

Creichton or Creighton, Sir Jas.
-, petition of

Creigar, see Krogar, Jas.

Creighton, Father

Cremona, traveller from

Cresswell, Mr.
-, jesuit

Cressy, Jas.
-, wife of

Crew, Sir Fras.

Crewe, Mr.

Cripplegate Within, London, Boar's Head in

Critz, John de, letters of

Crockingthorp, Dr.
-, Dorothy, widow of, petition of
-, children of
-, son-in-law of

Crofts, Sir Jas., comptroller of the household
-, grant to
-, Sir John
-, Lady
-, father of
-, Sir Thos.

Croke, Serjt. Geo.
-, Hen., certificate by

Crompton, John
-, Sir Thos., judge of the Admiralty Court

Cromwell, Henry, 3rd Lord Cromwell
-, Edward, 4th Lord Cromwell
-, Oliver, Sir Oliver
-, chaplains of
-, grants to
-, wife of
-, Mr., of Northamptonshire

Crooke, John, grant to
-, letter of

Crosley, Adam, grant to

Cross, minister
-, Mr.

Cross, the, in flags at sea

Crossbows
-, officers of

Crosses

Crowe, Sackville
-, Wm.

Crown, the
-, clerk of
-, debts due to
-, loyalty &c. to
-, prerogatives or rights of
-, revenue of
-, succession to, see also Scotland, Mary, Queen of, and James, King of.

Crown lands
-, chantry, &c.
-, concealed
-, entailed
-, grants of
-, leases of
-, sale of, commissioners for
-, instructions to
-, woods

Crowte Pyteott, Guernsey, land in

Croydon, letter dated from

Crumsall, Manchester

Crystal glass

Cubitt, Clement

Cuckdale ward, Northumberland

Cuddington, jesuit

Cuddon, Thos.
-, Elizabeth, wife of

Culpepper, Martin, warden of New College, Oxford

Cumberland
-, assizes in
-, decay in
-, gentry in
-, justices of
-, lands and places in
-, members of Parliament for
-, receiver of
-, residents in
-, sheriff of
-, travellers to
-, troops in
-, Earl of, see Clifford.

Cumlungan, (Scotland), resident at

Cundcliff, alias Carver, Wm.

Cuniga, Don Pedro, Spanish ambassador
-, servant of

Cuny, Rich.

Cuper Hall

Curates, stipends of

Currants
-, trade in

Curriers, abuses of, statutes against

Curwen, Nich.

Cusse, M. De, President of the Parliament in Brittany

Custom house, London

Customs or imposts, see also Guernsey and Jersey, customs in.
-, arrears of
-, benefit to
-, books of
-, collectors of
-, exemption from
-, farmers or customers of
-, farming or demise of
-, increase of
-, levying of
-, loss of, or in
-, officers of, see also under the several ports.
-, letter to
-, alluded to
-, warrant to
-, payments from
-, payment of

Cuthbert, Mr.

Cutter, John

Cutts, Sir John

Cynosura, or load star