Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1651-2. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1877.
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P.
Pacey, Capt. Thos.
-, Marg., widow of
-, sons of
Pack, Capt. Mich.
-, widow of
-, children of
-, brother of
Packe, Capt. Hen.
Packer, Major Wm.
Packes, Hen.
Packet boats,
see also Posts and packets.
-, master of
-, letter to
Page, Christ.
Painter, or limner, a
Paisley or Pasley, Lord, see Hamilton.
Palatine Prince, Maurice
-, Rupert, see Rupert.
Palmer, Andrew
-, Geo.
-, Dr.
Pamphlets, see Books.
Pandulfini, Domenico, secretary to the Grand Duke of Tuscany
Pankes, Rich.
Panther, Wm., merchant
Paper
-, Office, see State paper office.
Paramore, Thos.
-, petition of
Pardon and Oblivion, Act of
-, alluded to
-, exceptions from
Parfield, Geo.
Paris
-, Charles II. at
-, letter dated from
-, Louis XIV. at
-, Louvre in
-, letters dated from
-, Louvrians in
-, magistrates in
-, Parliament at
-, members of, banishment
Paris, John, customs' officer
Parish, Wm., letter of
Parisians
Park, Capt.
Parker, John, merchant
-, John, of Kent, letter to
-, John, recorder of Gravesend, letter
to
-, Ralph
-, Thos., messenger of the Great Seal
-, Thos., usher in the Court of Wards
-, Timothy
-, Wm., letters of
-, Dr., warrant to
-, Mr.
Parliament, or the House,
also casual notices, passim.
-, the late
-, Acts or Bills in
-, alluded to (Nov. 1651)
-, (Dec.)
-, (Jan. 1652)
-, (Feb.)
-, (March)
-, (April)
-, (May)
-, (June)
-, (July)
-, (August)
-, (Sept.)
-, (Oct.)
-, (Nov.)
-, affection to
-, allowances by
-, answers of
-, attendance at
-, audience with
-, clerk of, see Scobell, Hen.
-, committees of
-, order of
-, to confer with deputies from
Scotland, see Scotland, deputies from,
committee to confer with.
-, petition to
-, credentials to
-, debates in
-, debts of
-, declarations of
-, despatches of
-, disaffection to
-, enemies of
-, envoy from, to Sweden, see
also Ambassadors.
-, fleet, see Fleet, the.
-, forces for
-, gifts or grants of
-, guards of
-, House, repair of
-, letters of, alluded to
-, letters to, alluded to
-, loan to
-, medals given by
-, members of
-, orders in
-, orders and ordinances of, alluded to
(Nov. 1651)
-, (Dec.)
-, (Jan. 1652)
-, (Feb.)
-, (March)
-, (April)
-, (May)
-, (June)
-, (July)
-, (August)
-, (Sept.)
-, (Oct.)
-, (Nov.)
-, papers delivered to
-, petitions to
-, alluded to
-, prejudice to
-, printer to
-, prisoner of
-, proclamation of
-, propositions of
-, made to
-, protection of
-, records of
-, references of
-, to the Council of State, see
Council of State, references to by Parliament.
-, reports to, see Council of State,
reports of, to Parliament.
-, resolutions or votes of, alluded to
-, sentence of
-, service of or to
-, ships of, see also Ships.
-, sittings of
-, speaker of, see Lenthall, Wm.
-, treaty with
-, warrants of, alluded to
Parrie, Anne
Parsons, Fenton
-, Jo.
-, Wm.
-, Sir Wm., pass for
Paschall, Thos.
Pasfield, Geo.
Pasley, Jas., see Paisley.
Paslow, Edw.
Passage
-, letter dated from
Passes or safe conducts
-, alluded to
Pate, John, prisoner
-, warder of the Tower
Paterson, Lieut. Gawden
Paule, Thos., letter of
Paulet, Anne
Paulets, the
-, administrators of
Paulson, Thos., letters of
Pauncefort, Mr., payment to
Paw, Lord, Dutch ambassador
-, pass for
Payler, Geo., surveyor of ordnance
-, certificate by
Peacock, Capt. Jas.
-, captures by
-, letters of
-, warrant to
Pead, Edw.
Pearce, Capt. Jno.
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Step., pilot
Pearl necklace
Pearle, Thos.
-, Wm.
Pecke, Mr.
Peel Castle, Isle of Man
Peers, Thos.
Peers, House of, see Lords.
Peircey, Geo.
Peirepoint, Mr.
Peiters, Wm.
Pelham, Rob.
Pell, Jno.
Pelling, Mr., searcher at Gravesend
-, letter to
Pembroke, Earl of, see Herbert, Phil.
-, packet boats to or from
-, residents at
-, victualler at, see Browne, Rich.
Pembrokeshire, excise in
-, receiver of assessments in
Pendarvis, Mr.
Pendennis Castle
-, governor of
-, ordnance from
-, prisoner in
-, soldiers from
Penfold, Edw., letter of
Penhillick, Alex.
Peniel, Capt.
Penn, Capt. Wm.
-, as Vice-Admiral
-, ships of
-, ships taken by
-, Margaret, wife of
Pennington, Alderman Isaac, member of the
Council of State
-, placed on committees
Pennoyer, Mat.
-, Wm., gunpowder maker
Penny, Jno.
Penny, Capt. Math.
-, Wm., payments to
Penrose, Capt. Thos.
-, captures by
-, letter of
Penruddock, Edw.
Penticoste, Jno.
Penton, Margaret
Pepper
Percival, Philip
Percy Algernon, Earl of Northumberland
-, Elizabeth, Countess of Northumberland
Perenant, Gratian de
Perinaut, Mr.
Perkins, Thos.
Perrier, Wm.
Perrington, Jno.
Pershall, Sir Wm.
Perthshire, deputies sent from
Pestle, Capt., letter of
Peter, —
Peterborough, co. Northampton
Peters, Lieut. Abr.
-, Hugh
-, minister
Peterson, Hendrick, pass for
-, John, master of the Nightingale
-, John, master of the Anne of London
-, Ann, wife
Pett, Chris., master shipwright at Deptford
-, letter of
-, ship building by
-, Joseph, master shipwright at Chatham
-, accusations against
-, Peter, sen., master shipwright at
Deptford
-, son of, see Pett, Phineas.
-, Peter, jun., navy commissioner at
Chatham
-, accusations against
-, articles by
-, coat of arms of
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, petition from
-, brother of, see Pett, Capt.
Phineas.
-, cousin to
-, kindred of
-, Capt. Phineas, clerk of the check at
Chatham
-, accusations against
-, answer of
-, letters of
-, warrant to
Pett, family
Pettock, Rich.
Petty, Dr., payments to
Petworth, letter dated from
-, residents at
Pewter
Pheasant, Rich.
Phelps, Jno.
Phillips, Geo.
-, Capt. Isaac
-, Jas.
-, Jno.
-, Thos.
Philpot, Jno.
-, Robt.
Phipps, Commissary John
-, ordnance, &c. delivered to
-, warrant to
-, Rob.
Physicians
Pickering, Sir Gilbert, member of the Council
of State
-, placed on committees
-, Jas.
-, petitions of, alluded to
-, Wm.
Picknell, Jno.
Pickover, Gertrude
Pictures
Pierce, Edm.
-, Capt. Garrett
Pierrepont, Gervas and servants, pass for
Piggot, Hen.
-, Thos.
Pight, Rich.
Piles, Mr.
Pilkington, Lieut. Ed.
-, Robt.
Pinek, Rob.
Pinmakers, see also London, city companies of.
Pinne, Jno.
Pinner, co. Middlesex, minister at
Pipe office
-, clerks of
-, controllers of
Piracy
Pirates
-, capture of
-, examination of
-, maintenance of
-, ships taken by
Pitch and tar see also Eastland commodities.
Pitman, Wm.
Pitscottie, Col.
Pitt, Jno.
-, Matt., servant to the Warden of the
Fleet
Pitts, Capt. Geo.
Pitulloch, Geo., minister
Place, Edw.
Plague or sickness, the
Plantations, English, abroad, committee for
-, prisoners sent to
Plante, Jas.
Plate
Platina, Bart., lives of the Popes by
Platt, Wm.
Playford, Capt. Sam.
-, family of
Pleas, clerk of the
Pley, Geo.
Plundered ministers, committee for
Plunkett, Col. Thos.
Plymouth
-, Catwater at
-, collectors for prize goods at
-, commissioners of 'excise at
-, depositions before
-, commissioners for prizes at
-, customs' officers at
-, engagement with Dutch near
-, Fort
-, governor of
-, gunpowder for
-, inhabitants of
-, letters dated from
-, magistrates at
-, master shipwright at
-, mayor of, see Francis, Phil.
-, men
-, merchants at and of
-, Navy commissioners at
-, prisoners at
-, provisions at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, ships to, at, or from
-, sick and wounded at
-, soldiers from
-, Sound
-, letter dated from
-, ship in
Poetry or verses
Poincy, Lord
Poitiers
Poland
-, hemp of
-, ships of
Ponsonby, Col. John
Poole, co. Dorset, governor of
-, ordnance from
-, port of, officers of, letter to
-, ships in
-, residents in
-, Vice-admiral for
Poole, Jonas
-, Thomasin
Pooley, Rich.
Poor, the see also London,
poor in.
-, work for
Pope, Easter
-, Thos.
Popes, lives of the
Popham, Col. Alex., member of the Council
of State
-, placed on committees
-, Edw.
-, brother-in-law of, see Conway,
Viscount.
-, Anne, widow of
Popish counsellor
-, priest see also Priests.
Poplar, mariner of
Porta, Porto
Porter, Anth.
-, Geo.
-, Mr.
Portland, co. Dorset
-, Castle
-, ordnance from
-, troops in
Portman, Mr.
Ports and sea towns, see England, ports of.
Portsmouth
-, commissioner at, see Moulton, Capt.
Rob., sen.
-, customs' officers at, warrant to
-, dockyard
-, fleet at
-, garrison at
-, chaplain of
-, fortifications of
-, ordnance, powder, &c. for or at
-, governor of, see Whetham, Col.
-, harbour of
-, letters dated from
-, letters from, alluded to
-, mariners' wages at
-, master shipwright at, see Tippetts,
John.
-, mayor of
-, ordnance at or to
-, persons at
-, port of
-, officers of, letter to
-, provisions and stores at, to, or from
-, recruits from
-, resident in
-, road, postmasters on
-, ropeyard at
-, ships at, to, or from
-, money for paying
-, mutiny in
-, shipwrights at
-, wages of
-, storekeeper at, see Newberry, Thos.
-, travellers to or from
-, troops in and for
Portugal, King of (John IV.)
Portugal
-, agent to
-, merchants trading to
-, minister or agent from, (John Guimarais)
-, horses of
-, letters and papers of or to
-, plate, diet, &c. for
-, reception and entertainment of
-, committee for
-, steward for
-, resort to, to hear mass
-, treaty with
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of, or Portuguese ships
-, capture of
-, captures by
-, trade with
Portuguese
-, agent, see Portugal, minister from.
-, coins
-, goods, seizure of
-, ships, see Portugal, ships of.
Postage
Post barks
-, masters
see also Dover, postmaster at.
-, committee for
-, or letter offices
-, rates
-, stages
-, controller of
Postgate, Edw., mariner
Postit, Edw.
Posts or packets
see also Packet boats, and Stilton, post
at.
-, committee for, see Council of State,
committees of.
-, farming of
-, search of
Potashes, import of
Potter, Andrew
-, Dan., messenger
-, Col.
Potts, Frances
Poulter, Rich.
Poval, John
Powder, see Gunpowder.
Powell, David
-, Edw.
-, Sir Edw.
-, Mary, widow of
-, Eliz., widow
-, Hugh, deputy treasurer of the fleet,
letter to
-, Jas., victualler at Bristol
-, bills of exchange of
-, letters to
-, Lewis
-, Capt. Vavasour
-, troop of
-, payment to
-, Wm.
-, Wm., pass for
-, Serjeant Wm.
Powell, Mr.
Pratt, Robt.
Preaux, Jas. de
Presbyter, John
Presbyterians
Presteign, co. Radnor
Preston, Isaac
-, Alderman John
-, Robt.
-, Roger
Preston, mayor of
Price, Geo., merchant
-, letter of
-, pass for
-, Jno.
-, Martin, merchant
-, Phil.
-, Thos.
Prichard, Anne
-, Col. Edw., justice of peace, co. Cardigan
-, Capt. Rob., and servant, passes for
Prickman, Jon.
Pride, Col., regiment of
Prideaux, Edm., Attorney-General, member
of the Council of State
-, letter to, alluded to
-, references to
Pridemore, Geo., purser of the Hector
Priestley, Mr.
Priestman, Posthumus
Priests
-, Act for banishing
-, proclamation against
Prince, the, see Charles II.
Prince, Thos.
-, Susan, widow of
Princes, see also Foreign princes.
Prinne or Prynne, Wm., prisoner
Printing, Act concerning
Prints or cuts
Printon, Rich.
Prisoners of war, see
also Scotch prisoners and English prisoners.
-, allowances to
-, committee on, see Council of State,
committees of.
-, disposal of
-, examination and trial of
-, exchange of
-, fees demanded of
-, lists of
-, payment for
Privy Council (late)
Prize goods
-, commissioners for or collectors of
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, oath of
-, orders to
-, alluded to
-, warrants to
-, Dutch, see Dutch prize goods.
-, embezzlement of
-, officers of
-, sale of
Prize ships or prizes
-, Dutch, see Dutch prizes.
-, mariners' share of
-, sale of
-, tenths of
Proctor, John
Protestants
Proud, Benj.
-, Dan.
Prosser, John
Provence, ships at
-, wine
Providence, Isle of
Prynne, Wm., see Prinne.
Public buildings, repair of
-, charge, see Government, charges on.
-, faith bills
-, committee on
-, counterfeiting of, see Debentures.
-, doubling on
-, loans on
-, letters
-, revenue, see Revenue.
-, treasuries, see Treasuries.
Puckle, Stephen
-, pass for
Pulford, Jno.
Purefoy, Lieut.-Col. Wm., member of the
Council of State
see also Council of State, Presidents of.
-, placed on committees
-, subjects referred to
-, Capt. Wm.
-, letters of
Purling, Erasmus
-, Major
Purser, Rob., warrant to
Pury, Thos., clerk of the Petty bag
Puttiford, Jas.
Pye, Sir Rob.
-, John, son of
Pyne, Col.
-, letter of, alluded to
Q.
Quaish, Capt. Nath.
Quaithmore, Rob., see Coytmor.
Quarles, Anne, pass for
Queen or Queen Mother, the, see Henrietta Maria.
Queensbury oars
Quick, John
Quillebœuf, Normandy
Quinborough
Quixley, Capt. Thos., instructions to
R.
Rabnet, Mr., shipmaster
Raddon, Edw.
Radnorshire
-, excise in
-, farming of
-, sub-commissioner for
-, places in
Rainsford, Fras.
-, Col. Hen., prisoner
-, Jno.
Raleigh, Carew, letter of
-, wife of
-, Sir Walter (his father)
Ramage, David
-, petition of
Ramsbury, estate at
Ramsdell, Mrs.
Ramsey, Isle of Man
Ramsey, David
-, Hugh
-, John
Rand, And.
Randall, Jon., letter of
-, John
Randers, D., Navy victualler, letter of
Randolph, Ambrose, keeper of the State Paper Office
Ranelagh, Viscountess, see Jones.
Ranham, Thos.
Rants, Dan.
Ratcliffe (Middlesex)
Ratray, John, minister
Raven, Jno.
-, Sam.
-, Thos.
Rawlensen, Peter, pass for
Rawmeer, letter dated from
Rawsell, alias Russell, Thos.
Rawson, Edw.
Raynes, John
Rayther-Guise, co. Radnor, excise in
Read, Lieut. Malcolm
-, Morgan, consul at Leghorn
-, letters to
-, or Reed, Capt. Nich.
-, instructions for
-, letters of
-, lieutenants of
Reader, Edw.
-, Godfrey
Reading, Berks
Reading, Edw.
Reael, Gavert
Realm, the, see England.
Reaves, see Reeves, Capt. J.
Rebels against the King
-, against Parliament, see also
Ireland, rebels in.
Receipts
Records, see also Tower,
Record Office, and records in.
-, clerk of, see Ryley, Wm.
-, Scotch
Recusants, see also Catholics.
Rede, Lieut.-Col. Jno.
Redgacke, Wm., letters of
Reding, Capt. Mich.
Redriff
Red Sands, Bay of the
Reed, Capt., see Read.
Reeves, Reeve, or Reaves, Capt. Jonas
-, Thos.
-, Mr.
Regiments, see Army.
Regmorton, Capt.
Reinking, Lieut.-Col.
Reinolds or Reynolds, Theo.
Relford, Jas.
Religion
Remer, Mr.
Remon, Jas.
Reprisal, letters of; see Marque and reprisal.
Revenue, the
-, Committee
-, letter to
-, alluded to
-, reference to
-, warrant of
-, Receiver-General of
Revett, Thos., clerk of the Fleet
Reyly, Col.
Reynolds, Capt. Jacob
-, Michael
-, Jno.
-, Theodore, see Reinolds.
-, Commissary-General
Rhinegrave, the
Rhodes
Ricards, And., petition of
Rice
Rich, Robert, Earl of Warwick, late Lord
Admiral
-, Robert, Lord Rich
-, daughters of
-, Hutton or Henry
Richard II., Act of
Richards, Capt. Edm.
-, Hen.
Richardson, Capt.
-, Mr.
Richbell, Rob.
Richmond, Duke of, see Stuart, Jas.
Rickard, And., petition of
Rickman, Nich.
Riddall, Mr.
Rider or Ryder, Capt. Wm.
Ridgeway, Thomas (?), Earl of Londonderry,
letter to
-, Wm.
Ridghill, Thos.
-, petition of
Ridley, John, pass for
Riga
-, hemp, import of
Rigby, Major Nich.
Righter, Clement
Riley, Hen., consul at Aleppo
-, gratuity to
-, letter to
-, Wm., see Ryley.
Rippon, Major Thos.
Risdon, Wm., deposition of
Rivan, Scotland, garrison of
River, the, see Thames.
Rivers, Marcellus, prisoner
-, Thos.
Rivieras, Martin de
Roach, Marg.
-, Nich.
-, Roger
-, Thos.
Robertland, Scotland, resident of
Robertson, Jno.
Robins, Anth.
-, Mr.
Robinson, Hen.
-, letter of
-, Isabel
-, John
-, John, gunner
-, John, merchant of London
-, John, of Ipswich
-, John, Scotch minister
-, Luke, member of the Council of State
-, letter to
-, Robt.
-, Col. Whitley
Robles, Antonio Rodriquez
Robson, Capt., company of
Rochelle, Dutch fleet from
Rochester, officers at
-, paper dated from
-, pilots of
-, traveller from
Rochford, David
Rockwell, John
Rodugez, Leonora
Rogers, Brian, pass for
-, David
-, John, mayor of Hull
-, Rich.
-, Mr., of the Mint
Rolle, Hen., Lord Chief Justice of the Upper
Bench, member of the Council of State,
see also Council of State, presidents of.
-, letters to
-, placed on committees
Rolls, the, Master of, see Lenthall, Wm.
-, Chapel, clerks of
Rolt, Walter
Romboute, Capt. Peter
Romney Marsh, co. Kent, inhabitants of, petition of
Rookes, John
Roope, Capt. Gilbert
Roper, John
Roscoff, Brittany
Rose, Capt. Stephen
-, Wm.
Roseworm, Lieut.-Col., Engineer General
-, allowances to
-, letter to
-, report by
Rosier, Jas.
Rosin, Mons.
Ross, Col. David, petition of
-, Walter
-, Wm.
Ross, Scotland
Rossy, John
Rotheram, Christopher
Rotherford, Major Jno.
Rothes, Earl of, see Leslie, John.
Rotterdam
-, ships of and for
-, captains or shipmasters of
Rouen
Rous, Fras.
-, Major
-, father of
Rouse, Wm.
-, Anne, wife of
Rowe, Col. Fras.
-, Jane, widow of
-, Jno., deposition of
-, Wm., secretary to the Irish and Scotch
Committee
-, oath of secrecy taken by
-, payments to
-, Sir Wm.
-, Col.
Rowell, Geo.
Rowland, Edw.
Roxburgh, Earl of, see Drummond.
Royalists
Royssie, John, petition of
Ruddock, Geo.
Rudge, Hen.
Rumbido, Marcus de
Rumsey, Hen.
Rupert, Prince Palatine
-, admiral of
-, fleet or ships of
Ruscoe, see Roscoff.
Rusden, Jno.
Rushin Castle, Isle of Man
Rushout, Jno.
-, Wm.
Rushton, co. Northampton
Rushworth, Mr.
Russell, Capt. J.
-, Marmaduke
-, Rob.
-, Thos.
-, Thos., alias Rawsell
Russell, Wm., carpenter
-, Wm., shipmaster
-, Mr.
-, servant to Charles II.
Russia, Emperor of (Alexis Michaelowitz)
Russia, merchants trading to, governor and
company of
-, petition of
-, privileges in
-, ships from or to
Rusthill, Toby, pass for
Rutherford, Dr. Jas. and daughter, pass for
Rutlandshire
Ruven, Thos., shipmaster
Ryde, Isle of Wight
Ryder, Math.
-, Capt. Wm., see Rider.
Rye, see Corn.
Rye, Sussex
-, customs commissioners and officers at
-, garrison at
-, mayor of
-, mayor and jurats of
-, prisoner at
-, trade with
-, travellers to
Ryeer, John
Ryley or Riley, Wm., clerk of records
-, payments to
-, son of
Rymer, Ralph