General Index: P, Q, R

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1650. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1876.

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P.

Pacey, Capt.

Pack, Alderman, letter of

Packer, Wm.

Packet boat, see Post.

Paddington, Wm.

Padstow, customs' officers at, warrant to

Page, Gresham
-, John
-, Mary
-, Sir Richard
-, Thos,
-, Wm.
-, master in Chancery

Paine, Jno., see Payne.
-, Phineas, gratuity to

Painted chamber, see Westminster

Painter or Paynter, Paul
-, stainers' company

Painters

Palatine, Elector, (Charles Louis)

Palgrave, Thos.
-, account by

Palmer, Jas.
-, Jeoffry, or Jeoffrey
-, John
-, Thos., pass for
-, wife and family of, pass for
-, Mr., pass for
-, clerk to the committee for Regulations

Palmes, Wm.

Paltock, Jno

Paper Office
-, keeper of, Randolph, Ambrose
-, staining, art of

Papists, see also Recusants
-, proceedings against

Parchment

Paris
-, letter dated from
-, letters from
-, Louvre in
-, travellers to

Parish clerks, neglect of, order on
-, company
-, warrant to

Parker, Henry, Lord Morley
-, Rob., letter to
-, Capt. Thos.
-, or Barker
-, of Kent
-, of Staffordshire

Parkhurst, Mr.

Parkins, Geo.

Parks, Edw.

Parliament, or the House also casual notices, passim
-, Acts or bills in
-, alluded to, (Feb. 1650)
-, (March)
-, (April)
-, (May)
-, (June)
-, (July)
-, (Aug.)
-, (Sept.)
-, (Oct.)
-, (Nov.)
-, (Dec.)
-, publication of
-, adjournment of
-, affection to
-, agents for, abroad, see Ambassadors
-, appointments by
-, attendance at
-, authority of
-, audience with
-, book of
-, clerk of
-, commissioners, &c. of
-, committees of
-, debates in, alluded to
-, declarations of
-, defence of
-, designs, speeches, &c. against
-, disaffection to
-, dispatches to, referred to
-, grants of money by
-, guards of
-, history of
-, house
-, information to
-, instructions of, alluded to
-, letters of, alluded to
-, letters to, alluded to
-, meeting of
-, members of
-, obedience to
-, orders in, (Feb. 1649)
-, (March)
-, (April)
-, (May)
-, (June)
-, (July)
-, (Aug.)
-, (Sept.)
-, (Oct.)
-, (Nov.)
-, (Dec.)
-, orders, ordinances, &c. of, alluded to, (Feb. 1650)
-, (March)
-, (April)
-, (May)
-, (June)
-, (July)
-, (Aug.)
-, (Sept.)
-, (Oct.)
-, (Nov.)
-, (Dec.)
-, orders of, contempt of
-, distribution of
-, paper from
-, persons in arms against
-, petitions to, alluded to
-, power of
-, proceedings of
-, propositions made to
-, references of to, or reports from the Council of State, see Council of State, references to by Parliament, and reports of to Parliament
-, references of, to various committees
-, reference to
-, reports and requests by the Council of State, see Council of State, reports and requests of to Parliament.
-, request to
-, resolutions of, alluded to
-, safety or security of
-, salutes to
-, service to
-, speaker of, see Lenthall, Wm
-, subjects referred to see also Council of State, references of to Parliament.
-, thanks of
-, votes of, alluded to
-, warrant of, alluded to

Parliament (future)

Parratt, Hum., pass for
-, (prisoner)

Parrett, Jas., mariner

Parry, Capt., letter to

Parsons, Edm.
-, Eliz.
-, Col. Lawrence
-, Thos.
-, Sir Wm.

Partington, Capt. Thos.

Passage, oatmeal sent to

Passanger, alias Brabbins, see Brabbins

Passengers, search of

Passes or safe conducts
-, alluded to

Patswick, co. Essex

Pattie, John

Paul, Geo., pass for
-, alias Saul. Minister

Paulet, John, Marquis of Winchester, estates of, accounts of
-, Marchioness of Winchester payments to

Pauncefoot, secretary to the Committee for Accounts, letter to

Paunceforth, Tracy

Payler, Geo., ordnance officer, accounts by

Payne or Paine, John
-, Mahaliel
-, Thos.

Paynter Paul, see Painter

Peace, the, Commissioners of, see Justices of Peace.

Peach, Edw.

Peake or Peke, Capt. Edw.
-, Marshal

Pearle, Wm.

Pearls, bags embroidered with

Pearse, Jas

Pearse, Lieut.-Col. Rich.

Pearson, Capt. Math.

Peas for Ireland

Pecket, Marm.
-, letter to

Peder, Toby

Pedigrees

Peers, Jno., Mayor of Heston, co. Middlesex

Peers, House of, see Lords

Peke, Capt. Edw., see Peake

Pelham, Peregrine
-, Capt. Rob.
-, Capt. Wm.

Pember, Capt. Fras.
-, Michael

Pemberton, John

Pembroke, Earl of, see Herbert.

Pembrokeshire, place in

Pencester, see Penshurst.

Pendennis
-, captains at
-, Castle
-, governor of, see Waller, Sir Hardress.
-, prisoners in
-, garrison of, arms in

Penelope, Eliz., pass for

Peniall, Anne

Penn, John
-, Capt. Wm., Vice-Admiral on the Irish coast
-, letter of

Pennell, Capt., pirate
-, wife of

Pennifather, Capt. John

Pennington, Alderman Isaac, Member of the Council of State
-, placed on committees

Pennoyer, Wm.

Penruddock, Edw.

Penshurst or Pencester
-, residents in
-, travellers to or from

Pentlow, justice of peace, co. Northampton, letter to

Penwarne, Capt. Thos.

Penyon, Math., letter of

Percy, Algernon, Earl of Northumberland
-, servant of
-, Joceline, Lord Percy

Pereveele, Lient.

Perkins, Rich.
-, Thos.

Pershall, Sir John
-, Lady

Persons, Capt. Jno.

Pert, Hen.

Perth

Pest houses

Pestill, Wm.

Peter, or Pietier, Claes.

Peterborough, Earl of, (Henry Mordaunt)

Peterhouse (London)
-, keeper of
-, warrant to
-, prisoners in

Peters, Wm.
-, (minister)

Petratt, Jas., pass for

Petre William, Lord Petre, estates of
-, account of
-, Mr.

Pett, Christ.
-, Geo.
-, Peter, sen., Navy Commissioner
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Peter, jun., master shipwright
-, certificate by
-, petition of
-, Phineas, sen., of Ratcliff
-, Phineas, jun., of Chatham

Pettus, Sir Jno.

Petty emptions
-, treasurer of, see Venn, Col.

Petworth (Sussex)
-, resident at
-, traveller to

Pevensey, co. Sussex, ships from

Peyto, Col. Edw.

Phaire, Lieut.-Col.

Phesant, Azarias
-, Thos.

Philips Norton, co. Somerset

Phillips, Edw., license for
-, George
-, letter of
-, Griffantius
-, Hen.
-, Capt. Isaac
-, Josh.
-, Thos.
-, Capt.
-, (royalist)

Phipp, Jas.

Phipps, Lieut.-Col. Robert

Phipps, Commissary

Pickering, Sir Gilbert, member of the Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, Jas.
-, Capt. Wm.
-, Capt., pass for

Picks, Edw.

Pictures and prints

Pidcocke, Mr.

Pidgeon, Mr., keeper of the wardrobe

Pierce, Sir Edm., receipt by
-, Mark

Pierrepont, Fras.

Pierson, Lieut. Mat.

Pietier, Claes, see Peter.

Piggott, Sir Rich.

Pigot, Bevis, survey by
-, Hen.
-, Rich.
-, Thos.
-, Wm.

Pike, Capt. Martin

Pike makers

Pile, Lady Elizabeth
-, Rich.

Pilkington, Sir Lionel
-, father of

Pinchbeck, co. Lincoln

Pinchkam or Pinckcombe, Thos., porter at Whitehall

Pindar, Sir Paul
-, funeral of
-, residence of

Pine, Col., see Pyne

Pipe, (royalist)

Piracies

Pirates, or sea robbers, or rovers
-, keeping of
-, proceedings against

Pitt, Edw.
-, John, carpenter
-, payments to
-, Rich., gunfounder

Place, Edw., gunner
-, Capt. Edw.

Plague in Ireland, see Ireland, plague in.

Plantations, English abroad
-, committee for
-, prisoners sent to
-, travellers to

Plate

Play, Thos.

Plomer, John
-, Capt. Thos.
-, Serjeant

Plummer, Capt. Thos.

Plummerfield, Capt. Thos.

Plumstead, Capt. Fras.

Plundered ministers, committee for
-, references to

Plunkett, Capt

Plymouth
-, ammunition, &c. sent to
-, collectors for prizes at
-, corporation of
-, customs and subsidies in
-, officers of
-, warrant to
-, fort and island, governor of, see Upton, Major.
-, fortifications at
-, garrison at, provisions for
-, letter dated from
-, letter from
-, mayor of
-, certificate by
-, letter to
-, militia at, commissioners of
-, officers of, commissions for
-, prisoners at
-, provisions at
-, residents in
-, ships at
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, victualling at
-, Sound, ships in

Poingdexter, Mr.

Pointon, co. Chester

Poland

Pollen, Capt. Jno

Pomeranian wools

Pomfrett, Rosamond

Ponsonby, Col. John, regiment of

Pont, Mr.

Pooker, Laurence

Poole
-, customs and subsidies in
-, garrison of
-, arms for
-, governor of, see Reed, Lieut.-Col.
-, mariners of
-, ships of

Poole, Capt. Christ.

Poor, the
-, work for

Popery

Popham, Col. Alex., member of the Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, regiment of
-, Col. Edw., general at sea
-, instructions to
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, statement by
-, warrants of

Popish army in Ireland
-, delinquent
-, hopes
-, interest
-, priests
-, recusants see also Recusants
-, uses, estates made over to

Porlock, co. Somerset

Porteer, Jno. Johnson

Porter, Anne, pass for
-, Lady Diana
-, daughter of, death of

Porting, Robt

Portington, Roger

Portland
-, Castle
-, repair of
-, Earl of, see Weston, Jerome
-, garrison of
-, governor of
-, prisoner at
-, Road, ships in
-, stone
-, timber for

Port Longoser

Portsham, co. Dorset

Portsmouth
-, arms, ammunition, &c. sent to
-, bailiff of, warrant to
-, Castle, timber for repairs of
-, clerk of the cheque at
-, defence of
-, dock, master caulker at
-, fortifications at
-, garrison
-, governor of, see Whetham, Nath
-, magazine at, supplies for
-, navy commissioner at, see Willoughby, Col. Wm.
-, navy surgeon at
-, officers at
-, persons at
-, prisoners at
-, provisions at
-, ships at
-, victualled at
-, ships to and from
-, shipwrights at
-, storekeeper at, warrant to
-, timber sent to
-, travellers to and from
-, Vice-Admiralty at, surrogates of
-, victualler or victuals at

Portugal, King of (John IV.)

Portugal
-, agent at
-, coasts of
-, English prisoners in
-, kingdom of
-, merchants imprisoned at
-, trading to
-, ministers of
-, minister of, sent to England
-, money of
-, money taken up or paid at
-, ports of
-, ships at
-, ships of
-, ships or fleet to or from and see Lisbon, English fleet at
-, generals of
-, travellers to or from
-, treaty with

Portuguese
-, captures by
-, goods
-, ships laden with, taken prize
-, merchants
-, nation
-, prisoners
-, reprisals

Post or packet barks
-, masters of, warrant to, see also Withering, Thos.
-, committee

Postmasters

Posts or mails
-, manager of, see Prideaux, Edm., Attorney-general.

Pottecary, Lieut.-Col. Jierome

Potter, Thos.
-, Col. Vincent
-, Wm.

Pottey, John

Pottle, Jas., pass for

Potts, Capt. Saml.

Poulton, Capt. Thos., governor of Nottingham Castle

Povey, Thos.

Powder, see Gunpowder.

Powell, Hugh, Auditor of the Exchequer, account by
-, Hugh, deputy treasurer of the fleet
-, Jas., victualler at Bristol
-, letters of, alluded to
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, warrants to
-, John
-, Capt. Wm., alias Hinson

Pownall, Capt. Ralph

Pragrose, Mr.

Pratt, Lieut.-Col. Jno.
-, Mrs.

Praunce, Ant.

Preachers, see Ministers.

Preice, Rich., navy victualler, letter of

Prentice, Major Saml.

Presbyterian interest

Presbyterians
-, desires of

Presbyteriate

Presbyteries

Prescot, Capt. Edw.
-, Capt.

President of the Council, Lord, see Bradshaw, John.

Presteign, co. Radnor

Preston, co. Lancaster
-, post from

Prettyman, Jno.

Price, Col. H.
-, John
-, Cornet John
-, Capt. Lewis
-, Capt. Rich.
-, Capt. Rich., of the Rebecca
-, Roger
-, Col. W., opinions of

Prichard, Capt. Hugh
-, Roger

Pride, Col. Thos.
-, regiment of
-, warrant to
-, Thos.

Prideaux, Edm., as Attorney-General
-, letter to
-, references to
-, as manager of the Posts
-, Sir W.

Priest, Josias, pass for

Priestley, Jno.

Priests

Prigg, Nich., letter to

Princes

Princess Royal, see Mary.

Pringle, Alex., license for

Printing presses

Printon, Rich.
-, Mary, wife of

Prints, see Pictures.

Prisoners, and casual notices of, passim.
-, examination of
-, treatment of
-, trial of

Prisoners of war, see also Scotch prisoners, and Scilly and Portugal, prisoners in.
-, exchange of
-, maintenance for
-, taken at sea

Prisons, keepers of, warrant to see also London prisons, and the several prisons.

Privy Council of Charles II.

Prize goods
-, collectors of
-, letter to
-, orders to
-, payments by, ordered
-, payments to
-, references to
-, reports of
-, order on
-, warrants to
-, collectors of, late
-, commissioners for
-, money
-, office
-, letter dated from
-, ships, or prizes see also Ships, names of, Elizabeth and Mary.
-, capture of see also Ships, capture of.
-, sale of
-, tenths of

Progers, Harry

Protections, see Council of State, protections of.

Protestants

Prouse, Wm.

Provost-Marshal, the

Prynn, Wm.

Pryor, Rich.

Prysey, Capt. Jas.

Public faith bills
-, ministers
-, moneys
-, revenue, see Revenue.
-, Treasury

Puckering, Jane

Puckle, Edw.

Pudeble, Dan., pass for

Puleston, John, Justice of the Common Pleas

Pullen, Chas.

Pullin, Mr.

Purchas, Wm.

Purefoy, Col. Wm., member of the Council of State
-, placed on committees

Purston, Rich.

Purvis, Capt. Rich.

Pury or Purie, Thos., junr.
-, Capt.
-, company of

Pye, Robt., account by
-, Sir Robt.

Pyke, Joseph
-, Capt. Robt.

Pyle, Sir Seymour

Pyne, or Pine, Col.
-, Mr.

Q.

Quarles, Lieut.-Col. Jas.

Quartermaster-General

Queanby, co. York, resident at

Queen, the, see Henrietta Maria.

Quittington, Mildred, pass for

R.

R.D.

Radcliffe, Sir Geo.
-, letters of
-, Lady, wife of

Radford, Capt. Wm.

Radnorshire, place in
-, resident in

Raggat, prisoner

Ragley, co. Warwick

Ragusa

Rainborow, Major Wm.

Rainsford, Hen.

Raleigh, Carey, license for

Ramage, Mr.

Rance, Capt. Wm.

Rand, Wm.

Randall, Capt. Thos.
-, Wm.

Randolph, Ambrose, keeper of the papers at Whitehall
-, Capt. Jno.

Randue, Gab.

Ranshall, Sam., quartermaster

Ratcliffe, Thos.
-, wife of

Rathborne, Lieut.-Col. Jno.

Rattenbury, Capt. Geo.

Raven, Edw.

Ravenscroft, Thos.

Rawlins, Robt.
-, (prisoner)

Rawlinson or Rawlenson, Leonard

Rawson, Capt. Nehemiah

Rayley, Capt. Jos.

Rayner, Capt. Edw.

Read, Capt. Nich.
-, Sir Thos.

Reade, see Reed.

Reading

Reason, Edw.

Rebellion against Parliament

Rebels (King's party)
-, (Parliament party)

Records, see also Tower, records in.

Rectories, glebe lands, &c., money raised on sale of

Recusancy

Recusants, see also Papists.

Redding, Capt. Jno.

Redler, Capt. Robt.

Redley, co. Chester

Reed or Reade, Lieut.-Col., Governor of Poole

Rees, Mr.

Reeve, Capt. Robt.
-, Major Wm.

Reeves, Mark, pass for
-, Col., see Ryves.

Regiments, see Army.

Regulation or Regulators' Committee, see Navy and Customs, regulation of, Committee for.

Reinolds, see Reynolds.

Religion

Rennolds, John

Renethlloyd, co. Montgomery, resident at

Renley, Ant.

Reprisal, letters of, see Marque and Reprisal.

Reshier, Dan.

Retailers trading as merchants

Revenue, the public
-, charges on
-, Committee
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, references to
-, secretary to, — Couzins
-, warrants of, alluded to

Reynes, Robt.

Reynolds, John, of the Mint
-, Col. John
-, or Reinolds, Theod.
-, Thos.
-, Capt.
-, Commissary General

Rhenen (Holland), letter dated from

Rhenish wines, customs on

Rhett, Wm., license for

Rhodes, servant to Charles II.

Rice, Mr., pass for

Rich, Robert, Earl of Warwick, late Lord Admiral
-, secretary of
-, Henry, late Earl of Holland, insurrection of
-, Robert, Lord Rich
-, Thos.
-, Capt.
-, Col.
-, regiment or troop of
-, Mr.

Richard II., King

Richards, Capt. Edm.
-, John
-, Col. Solomon
-, payments to
-, regiment of

Richardson, Thos.

Richaut, Sir Peter
-, sons of
-, Mr.

Richmond, Duke of, see Stuart, James.

Riddall, John

Riddell, Sir Thos.

Rider, Mr.

Ridge, Capt. Jonathan

Ridgley, Dr. Luke, pass for

Ridgway, Wm.

Rigby, Alex, baron of the Exchequer
-, Lieut.-Col. Joseph
-, Mr., jun. (Lancashire)

Rigmarden, Quartermaster Christ

Riley, Roger
-, Wm., see Ryley.

Rippon, Capt. or Major Thos.
-, commission to
-, troop of
-, officers of
-, pay of
-, Lieut. Wm.

Rivelt, Thos., see Ryvet.

River, the, see Thames.

Rivers, Jno., pass for

Roach, Hen., letter of
-, Thos.
-, Wm.

Robartes, John, Lord Robartes
-, letter to

Robberies

Roberts, Capt. Edw.
-, Hugh
-, Mary, pass for
-, Wm.
-, Capt. Wm., proofmaster
-, allowance to
-, warrants to
-, Sir Wm.

Robinson, Alex.
-, Major Edw.
-, Hen.
-, observations by
-, John
-, letter of
-, note by
-, Luke, member of the Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, Wm., pass for
-, Major, Governor of Taunton Castle
-, Mr.
-, of Scarborough

Rochdale

Rochelle, persons in

Rochester
-, aldermen of, reference to
-, brazier at
-, fishermen of
-, mayor of

Rock, Ambrose

Rockby, Col., see Rookbie.

Rockingham Castle

Rockley, Fras., pass for

Rodney, Sir Edw.

Rodrigues, —

Roe, see Rowe.

Roebuck, Mr.
-, son of

Rogers, Abigail
-, And.
-, Chris
-, Wroth, Governor of Hereford
-, Lieut.-Col.

Rolfe, Capt. Wm.

Rolle, Henry, Lord Chief Justice of the Upper Bench, member of the Council of State
-, letter to
-, placed on committees
-, reference to
-, Capt. Maurice

Rookbie or Rockby, Major or Col.

Rookwood, —, priest

Rolls, the, clerk in

Rolph, Major

Roman Catholic
-, letters

Romney, Kent, person in

Roper, Anna, pass for
-, Anth., executor of
-, William, pass for

Rose, Capt. Jno.
-, Rich.
-, Capt. Thos.

Roseworm, Lieut.-Col.

Rosin, M.

Ross, Jno.
-, Capt. Jno.

Ross (Scotland)

Rosseter, Rich.

Roswell, minister
-, warrant to

Rotterdam
-, Merchant Adventurers at
-, persons in
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from

Rouen
-, ships at

Roundkettle, Hen.

Rouper, Wm., pass for

Rouse, Col. Anth.

Rowden, Capt. Wm.

Rowe, Capt. Jno.
-, or Roe, Col. Owen
-, Wm., pass to
-, Wm., scoutmaster general
-, warrant to
-, Mr.
-, allowance to

Rowlands, Rowland

Rowles, Col. Robt.

Rowley, Peter

Royalists, see also Charles II., party of

Rozer, Edm., reply of

Rudyard, Jno., pass for

Rue, Edw.
-, John de

Rupert, Prince Palatine, general at sea for Charles II., declaration of
-, captures by
-, fleet or ships of

Rushworth, Dan.
-, Jno., secretary
-, certificates by

Russell, Hen.
-, Col. Rob.
-, Thos., pass for
-, Lieut.-Col. Thos.
-, Sir Wm.
-, Clerk of Subsidies and Customs, account by

Russia, Emperor of (Alexis Michaelowitz)

Russia Company, see Muscovy Company.
-, merchants
-, ship to

Ruthven, Patrick, Earl of Brentford

Rutland, Earl and Countess of, see Manners.

Rutlandshire, militia in
-, commissioners for
-, officers of
-, commissions for
-, places in
-, sequestrations in
-, troops in

Ruttlesden, Suffolk

Rye, see also Corn
-, for Ireland

Rye (Sussex), customs and subsidies in
-, customs' officers at
-, garrison at
-, mayor of
-, residents at
-, troops from

Ryley or Riley, Wm., consul at Aleppo
-, Wm., clerk of records in the Tower
-, payment to
-, as Norry King-at-Arms, certificate by

Ryves or Reeves, Col. Wm.
-, regiment of

Ryvet, or Rivelt, Thos.