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S.
Sabbath day, see Sunday.
Sadler, Col.
-, regiment of
-, Major
-, Mr.
Sadlers
Saer, Hen.
Sagett, Peter, pass for
St. Albans, troops at
-, commander of
St. Clair, Paul
St. Cross's Hospital, near Winchester, master
of, letter to
-, warrant to
St. James's house, London
-, committee on
-, library at
-, keeper of
-, medals at
-, pictures, statues, &c. at
-, prisoners at
-, soldiers quartered in
St. John, Oliver, Earl of Bolingbroke
-, servants of
-, Capt. Hen.
-, Oliver, Lord Chief Justice of Common Pleas, member of the Council of
State, Ambassador to Holland
see also Holland, Ambassadors to; and Justices, the Lord Chief.
-, placed on committees
-, Capt. Walter
St. John's Town, Scotland, Governor of, see
Overton, Col.
-, surrender of
-, troops in or to
St. Lucar, ships to
St. Malo
St. Martin's Isle, Scilly
St. Mary's, Scilly
-, Castle
St. Michael's Mount, prisoners at
St. Nicholas, Thos.
Saire, Hen.
Salisbury
Salkins, Thos.
Salmasius, Claude
Salmon, Stephen
-, Lieut.-Col., Deputy Governor of Hull
-, letters to
-, Mr.
Salop, see Shropshire.
Salt
Salter, Jas.
Saltonstall, Rich., commissioner to Scotland
Saltpetre
Salvetti, Signor Amerigo
Salwey or Salway, Major Rich., member of
the Council of State
-, instructions for
-, letters to
-, placed on committees
Samberton, Lieut. Jno.
Sambrooke, Alice
Samburn, co. Warwick
Samine, Jno., see Samyne.
Sampell or Sample, Fitz.
Sampoole, Ellen
Sampson, Thos.
Samson Isle, Scilly
Samways, Thos.
Samyne or Samine, John, gunpowder maker
Sanderforth or Saunderforth, Ambrose
Sanders, Quartermaster Erasmus
-, or Saunders, Col., troop or regiment
of
-, Major
Sanderson, Fras.
Sandown Castle or Fort, Isle of Wight
Sands, Saml.
Sandwich
-, governor of
-, residents in
-, ship of
-, troops from
Sandys, Col. Saml.
Sanky, Col. Rich.
Santa Lucia, alias Stafford Isle
Sarakan, Cogia
Sas Leaguer, traveller to
Saunderforth, Ambrose, see Sanderforth.
Saunders, Wm., and wife and children, pass
for
-, Col., see Sanders.
Saunderson, Nich.
Savadge, Mr.
Savage, Major Edw.
-, Lieut. Rich.
-, tailor
Saviour, the
Savona
Sawyer, Hen.
Say, Saml.
-, Wm., member of the Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, references to
Sayers, Mr.
Scam, Geo.
Scanderoon, ships at, to, or from
Scarborough
-, bailiffs of, letter to
-, Castle
-, demolishing of
-, garrison at
-, governor of see Bethel,
Col.
-, letter to
-, militia in, commissioners for
-, persons at
-, ship of
-, troops in or from
Scarpe, Quartermaster Anth.
Schaeph, Mynheer, Commissioner from Holland
Schell, Jacob, citation of
Scilly Isles
-, affairs of
-, capture of
-, committee for see Council of
State, Committees of.
-, forces in or to
-, pay for
-, garrison at
-, Governor of, for Charles II., see
Grenville, Sir John.
-, for Parliament
see also Hunkins,
Lieut.-Col.
-, inhabitants of
-, persons in
-, places in
-, prisoners in or from
-, provisions at or sent to
-, services done in
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships at, taken prize
-, surrender of
-, travellers to or from
-, Van Tromp at
Sclater, Dr.
Scobell, Justice of Peace
Scotland, or the nation
-, affairs or business of
-, arms brought from
-, coals imported from, Act for
-, coast of, ships on
-, commander-in-chief of
-, commissioners sent to
-, correspondence with
-, declarations concerning
-, discovery in
-, enemy or party of Charles II. in
see also Scotch army.
-, agents of, in England
-, forces from
-, gentry, &c. of
-, government of
-, Highlanders in
-, Highlands in
-, imports to or from
-, instructions for
-, intelligence or news from
-, invasion from
-, King of, see Charles II.
-, party of, see Scotland, enemy
in, and Scotch army.
-, Kirk of
-, jurisdiction of
-, lands in
-, letters from or to, alluded to
-, levies in
-, mine in
-, ministers of
-, nobility of
-, North of
-, persons in
-, places in
-, printer for
-, prisoners in, from, or to
-, records of
-, regalia of
-, service in
-, ships at, to, or from
-, Stationers' company in
-, trade to
-, travellers to or from
-, war in
-, west of
Scotland, English army or forces in, for, or
to
-, arms and ammunition for
-, artillery train for
-, commissary of
-, comptroller of, letter to
-, artillery train for, horses
for
-, harness for
-, stores, &c., for
-, beds for
-, boats or shallops for
-, boots and shoes for
-, bread or biscuit for
-, carriages for
-, cheese for
-, clothes for
-, colours for
-, corn for
-, commanders of see also Cromwell, Oliver.
-, desertion from
-, foot
-, guns, cannon, or ordnance for
-, hay for
-, horses for
-, harness for
-, money or pay for
-, oats for
-, officers of
-, recruits for
-, shallops for, see boats.
-, ships to or from
-, soldiers of
-, stores and provisions for
see also Leith, provisions sent
to.
-, surgeons for
-, chests for
-, surgeons' mates for
-, tents for
-, victuals for
-, waggons for
-, wheat for
Scots, Scottish or Scotch
-, Act against
-, affairs, committee for, see Irish and
Scotch committee.
-, army of Charles II.
-, arms, horses, &c., taken from
-, colors of, capture of
-, commander in chief or leader
of
-, correspondence with
-, defeat of
-, general of the ordnance to
-, lieut.-generals of
-, marching of to England
-, prisoners from
-, allowances to
-, commander of convoy
for, letter to
-, committee for, see Council
of State Committee for.
-, disposal of
-, guard for
-, muster of
-, noblemen, gentry, and ministers
-, on parole
-, sick and wounded
-, sheds or lodgings for
-, surgeons for
-, trial of
-, return of to Scotland
-, coals
-, coast, see Scotland, coast of.
-, covenant
-, goods
-, levies, see Scotland, levies in.
-, men
-, murders, &c. committed by
-, nation
-, papist
-, party, see Charles II., party of.
-, pells
-, prisoners
-, records, see Scotland, records of.
Scott, Lieut.-Col. Edw.
-, Major Geo.
-, John
-, Robt., pass for
-, Thos., certificate by
-, Thos., member of the Council of State,
agent for intelligence
-, instructions for
-, letters to
-, placed on committees
Scroope, Col. Adrian, governor of Bristol
-, commission to
-, letters to
Scudamore, Sir Barnaby
Scutt, Major George, governor of Poole
-, warrant to
Sea, prisoners taken at
-, robbers or rovers, see Pirates.
Seabrook, Edw.
Seal, a
Seaman, Capt. Jno.
Seamen, see Mariners.
Searle, Jno.
-, Quartermaster Thos.
Seaton Delaval, co. Northumberland
Seaward, Rich.
Sebirell, Simon
Sefton, Rich., Viscount Molyneux
Seguier, Chancellor
Seifrid, D., book by
Sellyard, Lieut.-Col., company of
Seppens, Cornet Thos.
Sequestration
-, committee of see
also Delinquents, compositions with,
committee for.
Serigo, ships to
Serjeant, Wm., pass for
Serjeant-at-arms, see also Dendy, Edw.
Serjeant-at-law, see Bradshaw, John.
Sermons
Sertillion, Peter
Servient, Monsr.
Seton, Alex., Earl of Eglington
-, Hugh, Lord Montgomery, his son
Severn, the
-, Scotch army on
-, ships on or to
Sewell, Robt.
Sewers, Commissioners of, petition of, alluded to
Seymour, Wm., Marquis of Hertford
-, family of
-, letter to
-, Henry, Lord Beauchamp, his son
-, servant of
-, Mary, Lady Beauchamp
-, Edw.
Shafton, resident at
Shalcross, Col. Jno.
Shalford, co. Surrey
Shambrooke, Alice
Shannon, the, ships to
Shapcote, Thos.
Sharpe, Jno.
Shaw, Geo.
-, Capt. Wm.
-, Mr.
Sheepley, Wm.
Sheffield, Edm., Earl of Mulgrave
-, Vice-Admiralty of
-, Robt.
Sheffield, troops to
Sheldon, Ralph, pass for
-, Wm.
Shepheard, Jno., wagon master
-, payments to
-, Joshua
-, Col., letter to
Sheppard or Shepherd, Capt.
-, troop of
-, Lieut.
Sheriffs, see England, counties of, sheriffs of.
Sherwin, Capt. Jno.
Sherwood, Rich.
Shield, Jas.
Shinfield, co. Berks, resident at
Shipdam, Saml.
Shipman, Sir Abraham
Ships, vessels, frigates, &c.,
and
casual notices of passim; see also Fleet,
Navy, and English ships.
-, Admiral
-, rear
-, ammunition for
-, want of
-, barges, see also
State barges.
-, boats
see also Scotland, army
in, boats for.
-, building of
-, building of
-, imposition on coals for
-, captains and commanders of
-, gratuities to
-, letters to
-, warrants to
-, capture of, see also Prizes.
-, complaints about
-, convoys for
-, coal
-, designs against
-, embargo on
-, flags for
-, impress of
-, list of, in harbour
-, masters, commanders, and owners of
-, commissions for
-, petition of
-, alluded to
-, wives of
-, men of war
-, merchant
-, hired by the King of Portugal
-, hired for the State
-, money for
-, northern guard
-, officers of, abuses by
-, paying off
-, pickeroons
-, privateers
-, provision
-, purchase of
-, repairing and fitting out of
-, safety of
-, searching of
-, shallops
-, southern squadron
-, summer guard
-, ammunition, &c., for
-, supplies for, abroad
-, timber for, see Timber.
-, useless and unserviceable
-, sale of
-, victuallers of
-, victualling
-, victualling of
-, victuals for
-, remains of
-, want of
-, winter guard
Ships, names of:—
-, Abraham of London
-, of Yarmouth
-, Adventure
-, of Ipswich
-, of London
-, of Sandwich
-, of Scarborough
-, Agnes
-, Agreement
-, America
-, of London
-, Amity
-, Angel of London
-, Ann or Anne
-, and Francis of London
-, and Joyce
-, and Mary of Bristol
-, of Foy
-, of London
-, of Southwold
-, Pearcie
-, prize
-, Answer
-, of Lynn
-, Antelope of London
-, Anthony
-, Porto Port, see St. Anthony.
-, Arms of Sluce
-, Artillery of Boston
-, Assistance
-, Backelew Man
-, Batchelor's Adventure of Walderswick
-, Bear
-, Blessing of London
-, of Stroud
-, Blue Unicorn of Amsterdam
-, Bonadventure
-, Brazil frigate
-, Bridget and Mary of Lynn
-, Bryer, see Peter.
-, Bull
-, Charity of London
-, of Yarmouth
-, Charles
-, commander of, letters to
-, warrant to
-, of Bristol
-, of Dover
-, of London
-, Christopher of Lynn
-, Cignet or Signet
-, Comfort of Ipswich
-, Concord
-, Consent of Lynn
-, Constant Warwick
-, Convert
-, Convertine
-, Crescent
-, of London
-, Crown flyboat, prize
-, Crowned Lion
-, Culpeper
-, Dallison
-, Daniel of London
-, David
-, Deborah
-, Defence
-, Deliverance
-, Diamond
-, of Aldborough
-, of Ipswich
-, of London
-, Diligence of Yarmouth
-, Diligent
-, Discovery
-, Dolphin
-, of Ipswich
-, Dragon
-, of London
-, Eagle
-, Edward and Thomas of Lynn
-, Elizabeth
-, and Jane of Bideford
-, and Katherine
-, and Mary of Lynn
-, of Ipswich
-, of Lynn
-, of London
-, of Yarmouth
-, prize
-, Ellen
-, of Yarmouth, see Helen.
-, Employment
-, Entrance
-, Exchange of Ipswich
-, of London
-, Expedition
-, Fellowship
-, Flower de Luce
-, Fortune of Ipswich
-, of Leith
-, of London
-, of Yarmouth
-, Fox
-, Francis of Harwich
-, of London
-, of Lynn
-, Friendship
-, of London
-, of Lynn
-, Gabriel
-, Galliot Hoy
-, Garland
-, George
-, and William of Yarmouth
-, Bonadventure of London
-, of Aylesford
-, of Colchester
-, Gift of God
-, Giles of London
-, Globe of Lynn
-, Golden Sun of Middleburgh
-, Waggon
-, Good Shepherd
-, Greyhound of Dieppe
-, Guinea frigate
-, Hake of Stockholm
-, Happy Entrance
-, Hare ketch
-, Hart or Heart
-, Hector
-, Helen or Ellen, of Yarmouth
-, Henry of London
-, Hercules of Yarmouth
-, Hind
-, Hope of Amsterdam
-, Hopeful Luke
-, Pink
-, Hopewell of Lynn
-, Increase of London
-, Isaac of Lynn
-, Island frigate
-, Jacob of Quebec
-, James
-, alias Exchange of Ipswich
-, Jeremy
-, Jerrard and Sarah of London
-, John
-, and Elizabeth
-, and Isaac
-, and Mary of London
-, and Sarah of Newcastle
-, and Thomas
-, of London
-, of Whitby
-, Jonas
-, of London
-, Jonathan
-, Joseph of London
-, Lady of Jersey
-, Lady Remedy
-, Lemon of Lynn
-, prize
-, Leopard
-, Levant merchant
-, Liberty
-, Lily
-, Lion
-, Little President
-, Love of London
-, Love's Increase of Lynn
-, Lynn Merchant
-, Magdalen
-, Malaga merchant
-, Malagonia
-, Margaret and Jane
-, of Ipswich
-, Margery of Lynn
-, Marie
-, and Francis of Bristol
-, of Aldborough
-, of London
-, of Poole
-, Martin prize
-, Mary
-, Mary, Ann Frances
-, Bonadventure
-, flyboat
-, Rose
-, Rose of Aldborough
-, Mathew of Lynn
-, Mathias of Lubec
-, Matthew and Joan
-, and John of London
-, Mayflower
-, Merchant Adventurer
-, frigate
-, of Ipswich
-, of London
-, Mermaid
-, Michael, see Trescoe.
-, Morning Star
-, Nathan of London
-, Nestor
-, Nicodemus
-, Nightingale
-, Olive Branch
-, Orange Tree
-, Paradox
-, Paragon
-, Patience of Yarmouth
-, of York
-, Paul of London
-, Pearl
-, Peregrin
-, Peter
-, and Jane
-, Bonadventure of London
-, of Henlopen
-, of Malaga
-, prize, alias Bryer
-, Phœnix
-, of Southampton
-, Pilgrim
-, Poole merchant
-, Portsmouth, frigate
-, President
-, Primrose
-, Prosperous Mary of Woodbridge
-, Sarah
-, of London
-, of Newcastle
-, Providence
-, of London
-, of Yarmouth
-, Reason
-, Rebecca of London
-, Recovery
-, Reformation
-, Reserve
-, Richard and Benjamin
-, and William of London
-, of Lynn
-, Robert of London
-, Roebuck
-, of Ipswich
-, Roger of Lynn
-, Rose of Ipswich
-, St. Anthony of Porto Port
-, St. Martin of Shootack
-, St. Peter of Jersey
-, Salamander of Flushing
-, Samaritan, alias Trade
-, Sampson
-, Samuel
-, of London
-, of Lynn
-, Sarah Bonadventure of Ipswich
-, of Hastings
-, of Margate
-, Satisfaction
-, Sea Flower
-, of London
-, Seaport of Aldborough
-, Sea Venture of Walderswick
-, Servant of London
-, Seven Brethren
-, Signet, see Cignet.
-, Sovereign
-, of the Seas
-, Speaker
-, Speedwell of Yarmouth
-, Spyhead
-, Success
-, Susan and Mary of Boston
-, Susanna of Lynn
-, Swallow of London
-, Swan
-, Swiftsure
-, Tenth Whelp
-, Thomas and Alice
-, and John of London
-, of Lynn
-, of London
-, of Lynn
-, Tiger
-, of Yarmouth
-, Tobias of Lubec
-, Trade, alias Samaritan
-, Trescoe, alias Michael
-, Trial of Newcastle
-, Triumph
-, Truelove
-, of Yarmouth
-, of Lynn
-, Unicorn
-, Unity
-, Vanguard
-, Vapour of Colchester
-, of Ipswich
-, Venture
-, Victory
-, Virgin
-, Warwick
-, Waterhound of Amsterdam
-, William and James of Ipswich
-, and John of Colchester
-, of London
-, and Mary of London
-, and Thomas
-, of Colchester
-, of London
-, of Rye
-, of Yarmouth
-, Willing Mind
-, of Lynn
-, Wolf
-, Worcester
Shipwrights, master, see also Bright, John; Taylor, John; Tippetts, John.
Shish, Jonas
Shootack port, France
Shooting matches
Shoreham, Sussex, timber at
Shrewsbury
-, garrison at
-, governor of, see Mackworth, Col.
-, militia in
-, prisoners in or to
-, troops from or to
Shrieve, Jno., alias Doctor
Shrimpton, Jno., pass for
Shropshire or Salop
-, garrison at
-, gentry of
-, governor of
-, letter to
-, militia in
-, commissioners for, letters to
-, alluded to
-, raising of
-, places in
-, prisoners in
-, travellers to or from
-, troops to
Shutterell, —
Shutting, Robt.
Shuttleworth, Col. Oughtred
Sibbald, Dr.
Sibsey, W.
Sidney, Col.
Sikes, Wm.
Silk, Jno., gunsmith
-, John, junior
Silks
-, dyeing of
Silver
Simkys, Capt.
Simons, Thos., engraver of the Mint
Sinclair, James, 6th Lord Sinclair
Sion, Middlesex, traveller to
-, College
-, library at
Skinner, Aug., letter to
-, John
-, Thos.
-, Thos., shipmaster
-, Capt. Wm.
-, Lieut. Wm.
Skippon, Major Phil., member of the Council
of State, Major-General of the city of
London
-, letters to
-, placed on committees
Skipwith, Sir Ralph or Ralph
-, servant of
Slack, Jno.
Slade, Col. Hen.
-, Jno.
-, Col., regiment of
Slany, Rich.
Slaughter, Wm.
-, sister of
-, Col.
-, wife of
Sligo
Slingsby, Col. Arth.
-, servant of
-, Col. Thos.
Sluce, ship of
Smallwood, Saml.
Smart, Jno.
Smith, Adam, warrant to
-, Anth.
-, Quartermaster Benj.
-, Edw., pass for
-, Col. Edw.
-, Ellen
-, George
-, George, junr.
-, Hugh
-, Jas., pass for
-, Rich.
-, Rich., alias Thornhill, Col., letter to
-, John, brother of
-, Roger, warrant to
-, Saml., pass for
-, Simon, letter of
-, Thos.
-, Sir Thos., and family, pass for
-, or Smyth, William
-, Capt. Provost Marshal
-, regiment of
-, customs' officer
-, Lieut.
-, Mr., alias Kitchinman
-, letter and note to
-, widow
Smithby, Geo., pass for
Smithson, Adam
Smyrna, avanias at
-, cady at
-, consul at, see Bretton, Spencer.
-, Dutch at
-, factory at
-, factors at
-, letter to
-, leviations or taxes at
-, plague at
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, trade to
-, traveller to
-, treasurer at
-, letter to
Smyth, Geo.
-, Wm., see Smith.
Snead, Capt.
Snip, Lambert Hendrickson
Snow, Jno.
-, Mr., of Bristol
Soldiers
and casual notices of, passim; see also
Army, the, and Ireland, and Scotland,
armies in.
-, attack on
-, conduct money for
-, deserting of
-, disaffected and disorderly
-, enlisting of
-, impress of
-, maimed, sick, and wounded
-, thanks to
-, treasurers for, letter to
-, order to
-, murder of
-, mutiny of
-, paying of
-, pension to
-, prisoners
-, quartering of
-, free
-, payment for
-, removing of
Solicitor-General, the (Cook, John)
-, brother of
Somerfield, Wm., ordnance officer, accounts
by
-, certificates by
-, letter of
Somers, Mr.
Somerset House, see London.
Somersetshire
-, assessments in
-, agent for
-, militia in
-, commissioners for
-, letters to
-, horse in
-, places in
-, travellers to or from
-, troops in, to, or from
-, commander of
Somerton, co. Somerset
Sontley, Roger
Sorlings, Island of
Souton, Col., see Sowton.
Sound, the, ships to
South, Wm., pass for
Southampton or Hampton
-, Earl of, see Wriothesley, Thos.
-, garrison of
-, governor of, see Murford, Major.
-, militia in
-, prisoners in
-, resident at
-, ship of
-, troops from or to
Southcott, Geo. and servant, pass for
Southeron, Capt.
South Okingdon, co. Essex
South Sea Castle
-, governor of
Southwark, (London,)
-, horses in, seizure of
-, horses raised in
-, militia in
-, arms for
-, committee for
-, commissioners for
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, horse
-, postmaster of
-, prisoners in
-, volunteers in, arms for
Southwold, Suffolk
-, ship of
Southwood, Jno.
-, son of
Sowton, Col. or Major Danl.
-, wife of
Spain, King of (Philip IV.), or the Spaniard
-, ministers of
Spain
-, agent in, see Fisher, Geo.
-, ambassador of, see Spanish Ambassador.
-, ambassador to
-, money taken up in
-, ports of
-, trading to
-, travellers to or from
Spaniard, the, see Spain, King of.
Spaniards
Spanish ambassador
-, servant of
-, title of
-, armada, tapestry of
-, castles
-, iron
-, ships, capture of
-, towers
-, wines
Sparrow, Capt. Abra., commission to
-, Col. Jno.
-, letter to
-, Robt.
-, Capt. Robt.
Spaw, the, travellers to
Speed, Thos.
Spelker, Jno.
Spencer, Sir Edw.
-, Jno., pass for
-, Rich., wife, children, and servants of,
pass for
-, Capt.
Spiller, Sarah
Spilman, Geo.
Spittlehouse, Mr.
Spooner, Rich.
Springall, Capt. Thos.
Spynie, Lord (Lindsay, Alex.)
Stafford, designs against
-, garrison of
-, governor of, see Danvers, Col. Hen.
-, prisoners in or from
-, traveller to
-, troops from or to
Stafford Isle, alias Sancta Lucea, governor of
Staffordshire, justices of peace of
-, letter from
-, militia in
-, assessments in for
-, commissioners for, letters to
-, places in
-, prisoners in
-, residents in
-, sequestration commissioners in, letter
to
-, troops sent to
Stagg, Thos.
Stainrigge, Jno.
Stamford, co. Lincoln, troops to
Stamford, Wm.
Standage, prisoner
Standard, Zach.
Standish, Mr.
Stane, Capt.
Stanfield, co. Lincoln
Stanley, James, Earl of Derby
-, army of
-, defeat of
-, officers of
-, party of
-, taken prisoner
-, trial of
-, execution of
-, Lady Amelia, daughter of
-, Lady Katherine, daughter of
-, Charles, Lord Strange, eldest
son
-, Dorothea Helena, Lady Strange
Stanley, Martin
-, Thos.
-, commissioner for Guernsey
Stanney, Percival
Stanton, Robt.
Staplers (wool), certificate of
-, resolutions of
-, society of
Stapleton, Capt. Arth.
Stapley, Col. Ant., member of the Council of
State
-, placed on committee
-, Capt., troop of
Star Chamber, see Whitehall.
Starke, Wm.
-, Capt.
Starkey, Geo.
-, Phil.
State, the, and casual notices, passim;
see also Government, the present.
-, barges
-, master of
-, coaches
-, goods belonging to
-, minister of
-, Paper Office, keeper of, Randolph,
Ambrose
-, Secretary of
-, watermen of
States, the, see Holland, States General of.
Stationers' Company
-, master and wardens of, warrant
to
-, warden of
Statius Isle
Statues or images
Stayne, Dr.
Stebben, Thos.
Steck, Capt., see Sterk.
Stedman, Rich.
-, Robt.
Steele, Wm., Recorder of London
-, reference to
-, warrant from
Stegar, prisoner
Stephens, Jeoffrey
-, Lydia, pass for
-, Philemon
-, Rich.
-, Wm., Admiralty judge, reports of
-, Mr.
Stephenson, Jno., gratuity to
Sterke or Steck, Capt.
Sterry, Mr., letter to
Stevens, Quartermaster Edw.
-, Capt.
-, Lieut.
Stevenson or Steventon, Thos.
-, Lieut. Wm.
Steward, Capt. Wm.
Steynor, Capt. Rich.
Stiles, Wm., minister of Hull
Stirke, Major Jno.
Stirling
-, Castle
-, guns at
-, records, regalia, &c. at
-, surrender of
Stoakes, Robt.
Stoarer, Wm.
Stock or Stooke, Eliz.
Stockhall, Col.
Stockholm, ship of
Stoke, Charles I., at
-, letter of Charles II., dated from
Stone or Stones, Ben.
-, Capt. Hen.
-, Jno., notes by
-, Sir Rich.
-, Capt. Robt.
-, letter to
-, Sir Robert, pass for
Stone, troops at
-, co. Stafford
Stooke, Eliz., see Stock.
Stores, office of
Stowell, Sir Jno.
Stradling, Thos.
Straits, the, ships in, to, or from
Strange, Lord and Lady, see Stanley.
Strangers
-, customs of
Strangways, Jas., pass for
Stratford-le-Bow, Middlesex, inhabitants of, petition of
Stratton, Thos.
Strauchan, Col.
Strickland, Walter, M.P., member of the
Council of State, ambassador to Holland,
see also Holland, ambassadors
to.
-, placed on committees
-, Sir Wm.
Strode, resident at
Stromboli, ships from
Strong, Mr.
Stroud, fishermen of
-, ship of
Stuard, Wm., pass for
Stuart, Charles, see Charles II.
-, Henry, see Henry, Duke of Gloucester.
-, James, Duke of Richmond and Lenox
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, John, Earl of Traquair
-, Col.
Stubber, Col., regiment of
Stubbs, John
Studley, Jas.
Sturgeon taken in the Thames
Sturton, Edw.
Styles, Mr., of Hull, see Stiles.
Subsidies, see also Assessments.
Suffolk
-, butter
-, cheese
-, coast of
-, militia in
-, assessment for
-, commissioners for
-, letters to
-, officers of
-, commissions for
-, volunteers in, officers of, commissions for
-, places in
-, prisoners in
-, timber in
-, troops from or to
-, commander of, letters to
-, Vice-Admiral of
Sugars
Sunday, Sabbath, or Lord's day
-, Council of State, sitting on
Surgeons, see also Army.
-, company, master and wardens of
Surrey, assessments in
-, designs against
-, gentry of, petitions of
-, horses from
-, justice of peace of
-, letter to
-, petition of
-, militia in
-, arms, &c., for
-, commissioners of
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, horse
-, officers of, commissions for
-, places in
-, residents in
-, troops from
-, troops raised in, officers of
-, volunteers in
-, commissions for
Surveyor General of Works, see Carter, Edw.
Sussex, agent in
-, assessments in
-, designs against
-, gaol in
-, gentry of
-, justice of peace for
-, militia in
-, commissioners for
-, letters to
-, dragoons, disbanding of
-, officers of, commissions for
-, persons in
-, places in
-, prisoners in
-, provisions in
-, timber in
-, travellers to
-, troops from
-, Vice-Admiral for
-, volunteers raised in, commissions for
Sutherland, Jas.
Sutton, Abra.
-, Wm.
Swadlin or Swadling, Dr.
Swaffham, co. Norfolk
Swaine, Mr., see Swayne.
Swallow, Robt.
Swanley, Capt. Geo.
-, letter to
Swans
Swansea
-, governor of, see Jones, Col. Phil.
Swanswick, near Bath
Swayne or Swaine, Mr., of Dorsetshire
Sweden
-, copper money of
-, ships to or at
Swetenham, Thos.
Swetman, Wm., lease by
Swift, Major Thos.
Swinborne, or Swinburne, Tobias, B.C.L.
Swinden, Tobias
Swinfen, Jno.
Sword-blade makers
Sydenham, Cuthbert, payments to
-, Sir Edw.
-, Capt. Thos.
-, troop of
-, Col. Wm., governor of the Isle of
Wight
-, account by
-, allowances to
-, letters to
-, warrant to
Sydney, Philip, Viscount Lisle
Sykes, Mr.
Syler, Col. Edw., regiment of
Symons, Edw.
Symson, Major