General Index: P, Q

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General Index P, Q P Pack, Thomas, named Common Councilman of Hastings William, Common Councilman and Freeman of New Romney Packer, packet-boats. See Post Office. Packington (Packinton), Sir John, Deputy Lieutenant of Worcestershire, approbation as, named Burgess of Bewdley Parliamentary candidature of William, military commission to Pacy, John, pardon to Page, John, named Assistant of the Butchers' Company William, a rebel Paget (Pagett), Henry, military commission to Marcel, pass for Pagnam, Thomas, K.C. Paine, Anthony, named Capital Burgess of Torrington Henry, named Alderman of Reading Roger, empowered to swear the Officers of Faversham See also Payne. Painter, Chief (King's). See Verrio, Antonio. Pallavicini, Marquess de, Envoy Extraordinary of Genoa Palmer, , letter to Andrew, a rebel Eliz[abeth], Mrs., of Bloomsbury Sir Henry, Deputy Lieutenant of Kent, approbation as Henry, named Assistant of the Ironmongers' Company John, a rebel another rebel named Master of the Curriers' Company Sir Lewis, Deputy Lieutenant of Northamptonshire, approbation as [Nathaniel], Parliamentary candidature of Nathaniel, pass for Nicholas, a rebel Roger, first Earl of Castlemaine, Ambassador Extraordinary at Rome William, grant of fair to Paltey, General pamphlets. See books. Pansford (Paunceforte), Edward Jane, wife of Tracy Tracy, leatherseller pardon to Panton, Henry, named Assistant of the Cutlers' Company paper, manufacture of, licence for new invention relating to papists, intolerance of the King said to be one said to have murdered Charles II, several Peers reported sympathetic to See also Carus, , (Mrs.); Nugent, Sir Robert; popery; recusants; Roman Catholics. Papworth, Robert, named Assistant of the Waxchandlers' Company Paradice, Thomas, named Justice of Newbury Paravicini (Perravizcene), Peter, Commissioner of Lieutenancy for London pardons, remittances of fines, etc. petitions for to be granted to rebels laying down their arms See also actions, writs etc. (nolle prosequi); and reprieves. Parell, Mary, of Camadock, recusant Parfouren, Francis de, pass for Pargiter, Henry, military commission to Paris, France Archbishop of Dutch Ambassador in Protestants in, letters from, mentioned Park, Margaret, pass for Parker, captain, military commission to Baldwyn, a rebel Daniel, a rebel Henry, empowered to swear the officers of Faversham [Henry], Parliamentary candidature of James, a rebel John, military commission to named Common Councilman of Liverpool Sir Philip, Deputy Lieutenant of Suffolk, approbation as Richard, a rebel Samuel, D.D. named Capital Burgess of Stamford Vernon, military commission to William, a rebel Parkins, Robert, former Town Clerk of Grantham Thomas, named Assistant of the Broderers' Company Sir William, named [Alderman] of St. Albans parks. See London (Hyde Park; St. James' Park); Theobalds; Windsor. Parliament: House of Commons: Acts, bills, proceedings, etc. of, mentioned Clerk to elections for, charter provisoes relating to, instructions, reports, etc. relating to petitions concerning return, dispute concerning writs for forthcoming sittings James II and. See James II. members of, list of petition to Speaker of. See Trevor, Sir John. House of Lords: accused persons to be brought before, etc., bills carried to, sent down from, etc. non-attendance in, excuses for, officers of, See also Duppa, Sir Thomas; proceedings in report to writs for Parrott (Parratt, Parrett), Benjamin, tavern keeper George, named Common Councilman of Kingston-on-Thames Robert Parry, Griffith, pass for Peter, a rebel Richard, Deputy Lieutenant of Flint, approbation as William, named Assistant of the Tallow Chandlers' Company named Warden of the Tallow Chandlers' Company Parsons, Sir John John, a rebel (various persons), bis named Assistant of the Masons' Company named Assistant of New Sarum Joseph, named Assistant of the Cordwainers' Company Thomas, a rebel another rebel Sir William, servants of, passes for William, military commission to Parsonstown (Birr), King's County Parthon, Francois Patridge, John, a rebel Pashe, Samuel, military commission to Paske, William, military commission to passes, charges for Clerk of Paston, , captain, company of Pathe, Thomas, named Assistant of the Ironmongers' Company Patten, James, a rebel Patterson, William, named Alderman of Doncaster Paul (Paull), Sir John, Resident in Denmark Joseph, a rebel Richard, a rebel Robert, a rebel Samuel, a rebel Paunceforte. See Pansford. Pawlett, Chideock, Gallery Keeper of the House of Peers James, grant to Pawly, Richard, named Assistant of the Broderers' Company Pawlyn, Vincent, named Mayor of Maidenhead Paxton, William, named Assistant of the Pewterers' Company Payler, Sir Watkinson Paymaster of the Forces. See Fox, Charles; Jones, Richard, Earl of Ranelagh. Payne, James, a rebel John, named Assistant of New Sarum Nevill Richard, named Common Councilman of Sudbury Robert, named Town Clerk of Wilton See also Paine. peace, preservation of, fast ordered for, King's efforts for Peacock (Peacocke), Henry, Keeper of the Garden and Bowling Green at Hampton Court William, named Assistant of the Carpenters' Company Peak. See High Peak. Peake, Sir John, Commissioner of Lieutenancy for London Pearce (Peirce, Pierce), Edward, military commission to James, a rebel Nathaniel, of Cork Nicholas, named Magistrate of Plympton Richard, alias Ash, alias Frame, nolle prosequi for subsearcher of Customs, London Port Robert, a rebel another rebel Pearse, James, Chirurgeon General of the Land Forces Joseph, named Alderman of Newbury Robert, named Alderman of Launceston William, named Capital Burgess of Callington See also Perse. Pearson (Peirson, Pierson), Denis, military commission to Matthew, military commission to William, military commission to named Common Councilman of Kingston-on-Thames peasants, killing of deer by Peasible, James, King's Musician Peck (Pecke), George, named Assistant of the Dyers' Company William, named Alderman of Saffron Walden pedlars. See hawkers. Pedley, Sir [Nicholas], son of Peechey, William, named Assistant of the Curriers' Company peerage, creations Peers, House of. See Parliament. Peirce. See Pearce. Peircy, John, a rebel Richard, a rebel Peirson. See Pearson. Pelham, Sir John, Deputy Lieutenant of Sussex, approbation as Sir Nicholas, Deputy Lieutenant of Sussex, approbation as Pell, George, recusant, co. Kent Julian, pardon to William, named Alderman of Doncaster Pells, Clerk of. See under Exchequer. Pells, John, named Portman of Orford Pelly, Francis, named Assistant of the Fruiterers' Company Pember, Elizabeth, recusant, co. Hereford Gregory, recusant; co. Hereford Pemberthy, William, named Burgess of St. Ives Pemberton, John, Sheriff of York Pembridge Castle, co. Hereford Pembroke, Countess Dowager of. See Herbert, Henriette. Earl of. See Herbert, Thomas. Pembroke, county of, Deputy Lieutenants of, approbation of Pemerton, Edward, recusant of St. Martin's the Vintry Pendennis Castle, co. Cornwall, Governor of. See Arundell, Richard, Lord Arundell of Trerise; Independent Company in. See under Army; Lieutenant Governor of. See Arundell, John. Penketh, John, pardon to Penn (Penne), Thomas, Mayor of Bridgewater, letters from William, [the Quaker] Deputy Lieutenant of Buckingham, approbation as Pennetierre, Anthony la, military commission to Pennington, John, military commission to Thomas, named Assistant of the Cutlers' Company Pennsylvania, North America Penny, Allan, named Alderman of Torrington Pennyman, Sir Thomas, Deputy Lieutenant of North Riding of Yorkshire, approbation as Penruddock, Thomas, Deputy Lieutenant of Wiltshire, approbation as named Burgess of Wilton Penryn, co. Cornwall, Charter for, Mayor and Corporation, named Pensioners, Gentlemen, Band of. See Gentlemen Pensioners. Penton, , Deputy Mayor of Winchester Penyston, Sir Fairemeadow, Deputy Lieutenant of Oxon Pepper, Thomas, named Common Councilman of Faversham Pepys, Samuel, Deputy Lieutenant of Huntingdon, approbation as, Master of the Trinity House, Parliamentary candidature of, Secretary to the Navy William, named Assistant of the Upholders' Company Percivall, , an attorney Periam, Bernard, a rebel (xiii). Perkins, Richard, a rebel, (xiii). Roger, named Burgess of Doncaster Perkinson, Elizabeth, recusant, co. Kent John, recusant, co. Kent Thomas, recusant, co. Kent Perravizcenc. See Paravicini. Perrott, Dan, merchant Robert Perry, Edmond, military commission to Jonathan, of Cork Perryer, Henry, named Burgess of Guildford Perse, William, military commission to See also Pearse. Person, John, merchant Pestars, Sieur, pass for Pester, Thomas, a rebel (ix). Peter, Samuel, merchant Peterborough, Earl of. See Mordaunt, Henry. Peterborough (Peterburgh), co. Northampton, Bishop of. See Lloyd, Dr. William; White, Thomas; bishopric of, Dean and Chapter of, diocese of Peterchurch, co. Hereford Peters, Hugh Pether, John, named Warden of the Company of Cooks Petit. See Pettit. Peto, Francis, military commission to Pettifer, Joseph, named Alderman of Chipping Wycombe Pettit (Petit), Christopher, named Common Councilman of Sudbury John, recusant, of St. Botolph's, Aldgate Robert, named Assistant of the Broderers' Company Thomas, recusant, co. Kent petty chapmen. See hawkers. Pewterers, Company of, Charter of, Master, Wardens, Assistants, and Clerk of, named Peyton, Henry, company of, military commission to Pznas (Peznass), France pheasants Phellips. See Phillips. Phelps (Phelpes), Peter, named Alderman of New Sarum William, a rebel (xv). Philippin, Sieur de, Escuyer to Charles II Philips Norton. See Norton St. Philip. Phillippe, , pass for Phillips (Phellips, Philips, Philipps, Phillipps), Alexander, military commission to Chichester, military commission to Sir Edward, Deputy Lieutenant of Somerset, letter to, ordered to his command Edward, military commission to Sir Erasmus, Deputy Lieutenant of Pembroke and Haverford West, approbation as George Hector, Deputy Lieutenant of Cardigan, approbation as Henry, named Assistant of the Joiners' Company Sir James, pardon to, troop of [John], Auditor [of the Exchequer Court], letter to John, military commission to Joseph, pass for Mary, pass for Paul, military commission to Paulett, military commission to Richard, recusant, co. Radnor Robert, Commissioner for the Privy Seal military commission to named Jurat of Hastings Silas, a rebel, (v). Thomas, second engineer Walter, a rebel, (xiii) William, Deputy Lieutenant of Pembroke, approbation as named Warden of the Cordwainers' Company pass for philosophy, books relating to, mentioned Philpot (Phillpotte), Augustine, named Common Councilman of Faversham George, pardon to William, pass for Phinnimore, John, a rebel (xiii). Phippen, William, a rebel (ii). Phipps, physic, books relating to, mentioned Physicians, College of, petition of King's Pibus, Humphrey Pickard, William, dyer of St. Catherine's Pickering, George, named Common Councilman of York Sir Henry, Deputy Lieutenant of Cambridge, approbation as Peter, junior, named Assistant of the Tallow Chandlers' Company named Assistant of the Tallow Chandlers' Company William, former Sheriff of York piepowder, courts of, mentioned in Corporation Charters Pierce. See Pearce. Pierrepont, William, fourth Earl of Kingstonupon-Hull Pierson. See Pearson. Pietersen, Jan, denization of Pietersen Boome. See Boome. Piggott, Thomas, military commission to Pike, Edmund Richard, senior, named Assistant of the Poulterers' Company Pile, Sarah, pass for Pilling, Abraham, named Burgess of Doncaster Pillio, Paul, post warrant to Pine, Richard, a rebel, (ix). Pinkney, John, military commission to William, named Burgess of Calne Pinney, Azarias, a rebel, (ix). John, a rebel, (iv). Pinson, Samuel, a rebel (ix). Pipe Office, the Piper (Pyper), , colonel Emanuel, named Mayor of Liskeard named Burgess of Liskeard Sir Hugh, letter to, military commission to, named Alderman and Justice of Launceston, named a Freeman of Liskeard Stephen, ensign Thomas, named Burgess and Justice of Liskeard Pisa, Italy Piscataqua, New England, fort at pitch Pitchford, Francis, named Capital Burgess of Stafford Pitt, , Deputy Lieutenant of Worcestershire, approbation as , Parliamentary candidature of [Frances], of Ross, recusant James, named Burgess of Bewdley John, military commission to Thomas, husband of Frances Pittard, Thomas, a rebel (vii). Pittman, Henry, a rebel, (xi). Pitts, Edward, named Clerk of the Poulterers' Company John, a rebel, (iv). named Assistant of the Curriers' Company Thomas, a rebel, (xv). William, a rebel, (xv). Plampton, Edward, petition of plantations, E. India, foreign, goods from, duties on, trade with, transportation to, voyages to, See also trade and plantations. Plat, Robert, named Common Councilman of Faversham Playdell (Pleydell), Charles, Solicitor to Commissioner of Revenue in Ireland Robert, Deputy Lieutenant of Gloucester, approbation as Player, Evans, pass for Sir Thomas, Commissioner for Disbanding the New Raised Forces plays Playter, John, cheesemonger Playters, Sir John, Deputy Lieutenant of Suffolk, approbation as Pleydell. See Playdell. Plouden, [Edmund], captain Plover, , captain, of Ratcliff Plumb, William, clerk to the solicitor of Customs Plumley, George, a rebel, (iv). Plummer, Francis, a rebel, (v). Plunkenet, Thomas, named Burgess of Bridport Plunkett, Christopher, tenth Lord Dunsany, petition of Sir Walter Plymouth, Earl of. See Windsor, Thomas Windsor. Plymouth, co. Devon, Citadel, Customer and Collector at. See Warren, Christopher; Customs at, Comptroller of. See Stuckley, Lewis; Governor of. See Granville, John, Earl of Bath; Independent Company at. See under Army; letters dated at, Lord Lieutenant of. See Granville, John, Earl of Bath; Mayor of, port of, embargo on ships in, storekeeper at Plympton, co. Devon, Charter of, Mayor and Corporation, named Pocock, Giles, named Alderman of Reading Robert, clerk Poe, , an old Cromwellian Daniel, military commission to poems. See under books. Poinset, Peter, junior, pass for Peter, senior, pass for Pointz. See Poyntz. Poitevin, Margaret, pass for Poland, King of, Envoy Extraordinary of. See Radzivil, Prince. Pole. See Poole. Poley, Sir John, named Alderman of Sudbury political parties. See disaffected; dissenting (the disturbers); fanatic; Tories; and Whigs. Pollard, Abraham, a rebel (ii). Sir Ames, named Justice of Torrington John, named Burgess of Penryn Ralph, named [Alderman] of St. Albans Richard, Customs Officer, St. Ives named Alderman and Burgess of St. Ives Pollet, Epinetus, messenger, warrants to Pollexfen, John, merchant Pomeroy (Pumroy), Daniel, a rebel James, a rebel, (iv). John, named Alderman of Fowey Pomfrett, Thomas, a rebel (xv). Pond Keeper, King's Ponsonby, Sir Henry, pass for William, military commission to Pontefract (Pontisfract), co. York, Charter for, Mayor and Corporation of, named Poole (Pool), co. Dorset, Collector of the Customs at Weymouth and. See Miller, Thomas. Poole (Pole), , colonel Sir Courtney, J.P., Devon, named Alderman etc. of Honiton David, named Common Councilman of Liverpool Jeremiah, a rebel, (xv). John, a rebel named Alderman etc. of Honiton Nicholas, King's Falconer Silvester, a rebel (xv). Symon, a rebel, (ii). Sir William, Deputy Lieutenant of Bristol Pooley, (Pooly), , Mr., servant of James, named Assistant of the Broderers' Company Pooller, Joseph, named Bailiff of Bewdley Pooly. See Pooley. poor, the, maintenance of, See also under Ireland. Pope, Alexander, merchant of London, recusant Humphrey, a rebel (i). John, a rebel, (v). another rebel, (xiii). Richard, captain Walter, named Assistant of New Sarum popery or popish, books, cruelties, declarations of rebels against, officers, opponents of, plot, (arts.) priests, See also Papists; Recusants; Roman Catholics. Pople, Charles, a rebel, (vii). Porchester (Port Chester), co. Southampton, Castle of, Constable of Porchmouth. See Portsmouth. pork. See meat. Porree, Henry, military commission to Port Chester. See Porchester. Porter, Charles, to be King's Counsel George, petition of James, colonel John, of the Younger Brethren of Windsor Luke, a rebel, (xv). Mathew, a rebel, (iv). Richard, named Assistant of the Poulterers' Company named Common Councilman of Ludlow named Town Clerk of Orford Portlester, co. Meath, manor of Portlock, Henry, petition of, reprieve for John, petition of, reprieve for Portman, Sir William, Deputy Lieutenant of Dorset and Somerset, Parliamentary candidature of, post warrant to, servant of Portnell, John, a rebel, (vii). Porto Santo, one of the Madeira Islands Portsmouth, Duchess of. See Querouaille, Louise Rene de. Portsmouth (Porchmouth), co. Southampton, forces at, chirurgeon to. See Grundy, John; Governor of. See Noel, Edward, Earl of Gainsborough; Independent Company in. See under Army; Lieutenant Governor of. See Slingsby, Major Henry; Mayor of, suspected persons to be sent to, (quater); Town Major of Portugal, Consul General in. See Maynard, Thomas; Envoy Extraordinary to. See Scarborough, Charles; King of. See Alfonso VI; merchants trading to, places in. See Algarve(s), Caminha, Castro Marim, Lisbon; Queen of. See Maria Francesca; royal arms of Post Office, charges, Governor of. See Frowde, Philip; mail, packet boats, (art. 25), postmasters post warrants Pothedar. See Prothithor. Potter, John, King's Falconer [Richard], military commission to Pottinger, Henry, named Assistant of the Carpenters' Company James, named Assistant of the Tallow Chandlers' Company Pottle, Mathew, a rebel, (xiii). Potts, Charles, military commission to named Alderman and Justice of Windsor Gertrude, pass for Poulterers, Company of, Charter for, Master, Wardens, etc., of, named Poulton, Michael, clerk Poulveau, Michael, pass for poundage. See under Customs, tonnage and poundage. Pounding, Henry, named Assistant of the Fruiterers' Company Pounell, Thomas, military commission to Pover. See Power. Povey, Charles, military commission to Powell, Elizabeth, widow, recusant, co. Hereford Jacob, a rebel, (xv). James, a soldier, pass for of Garaway, recusant John former Town Clerk of Gloucester named Assistant of the Vintners' Company Michael, a rebel, (ii). Morgan, Town Clerk of Tamworth Samuel, Deputy Lieutenant of Radnor, approbation as Thomas, Deputy Lieutenant of Cardigan, approbation as Thomas, Serjeant-at-Law, Assistant Justice of Ludlow, empowered to swear Corporation officers William, a rebel, (xvi). huntsman to the Prince of Orange named Assistant of the Tallow Chandlers' Company Power (Pover), , an Irish Tory Richard, fourth Earl of Tyrone, petition of Thomas, military commission to Powis, Earl of. See Herbert, William. John, pass for Roger, named Common Councilman of Ludlow Thomas, named Alderman of Ludlow Powlett, Charles, sixth Marquess of Winchester [afterwards first Duke of Bolton], letters from, letters to styled Earl of Wiltshire [afterwards second Duke of Bolton] Powning, Samuel, named Burgess and Assistant of Honiton Poyntz (Pointz), Charles, military commission to Robert, military commission to William, named Assistant of the Upholders' Company Pratt, John, named Clerk of the Broderers' Company named Coroner of Berwick-onTweed prayer (and fasting), days of Preeson, William, named Common Councilman of Liverpool Preist, Henry, a rebel, (xv). Laurence, a rebel, (xv). Thomas, a rebel, (xv). William, a rebel, (v). Prendergast, Edmund, military commission to, pardon to Jeffery, of Newcastle, co. Tipperary Presbyterian (Presbyter), ministers Prescott, James, named Common Councilman of Liverpool John, petition of President, Lord. See Savile, George, Marquess of Halifax. press, the, messenger to. See Saywell, Thomas; regulation of, Surveyor of. See L'Estrange, Roger. See also books, newspapers, etc. Prestbury, Joseph, named Assistant of the Weavers' Company Prestley, John, named Common Councilman of York Preston, Viscount. See Graham, Richard. Preston, co. Lancaster co. ? Preston, , Deputy Lieutenant of Lancashire, approbation as Anne, petition of Francis, military commission to Jenico, seventh Viscount Gormanstown, military commission to, mentioned John, named Common Councilman of Faversham Mary, petition of Sir Thomas Prestwich, co. Lancaster, rectory of Prethegar. See Prothithor. Prew, John, a rebel, (ix). Priaux, John, named Alderman of New Sarum Price, Alice, recusant, co. Hereford Anne Bartholomew, petition of Charles, named Assistant of the Curriers' Company Edward, Deputy Lieutenant of Radnor, approbation as Jervis, Serjeant Trumpeter of the House of Peers [? Jervis], Serjeant John, Deputy Lieutenant of City of Gloucester, approbation as Deputy Lieutenant of Flint, approbation as of Kilpeck, recusant Receiver General in Ireland Mary, of Garaway, recusant Richard, lieutenant military commissions to Robert, Attorney General for South Wales and Town Clerk of Gloucester Thomas, Deputy Lieutenant of Hereford, approbation as of London, goldsmith recusant, co. Hereford William, Deputy Lieutenant of Merioneth, approbation as See also Arden Price. Prickett, George, City Counsel of York Priddy, Henry, named Assistant of the Waxchandlers' Company Prideaux, Daniel, named Alderman of Torrington Amy, Mrs., wife of Edmund Edmund, of Ford Sir Peter Prieur, Alexander, Page of the Bedchamber Prigge, Nicholas, named Burgess of St. Ives Prince, John, Deputy Postmaster of [Bridgewater] Pringle, printers, printing, King's, See also books; paper. Prior. See Pryor. prisons (gaols), conditions of, Chief Justice's views concerning, rebels to be detained in, recusants in See also under Bristol; Bury St. Edmunds; Carlisle; Devon; Honiton; Lancaster; Leicester; London; Maidenhead; Maidstone; Northumberland; Oxford; Sandwich; Salisbury; Scotland; Warwick; Wilts; Winchester; Worcester; York. Pritchard, Francis, victualler of London, a recusant Thomas, recusant, co. Hereford Sir William, Commissioner of Lieutenancy for London Pritty, Henry, pass for Privy Council, (art.), Chamber, changes in, mentioned, Clerks of. See Musgrave, Philip; Lloyd, Sir Philip; King's powers under order in, mentioned, Lord President of. See Savile, George, Marquess of Halifax; orders in (of), petitions etc. to King and, reported dismissals from Privy Purse, Keeper of. See Graham, James. Privy Seal, Lord. See Hyde, Henry, Earl of Clarendon; Savile, George, Marquess of Halifax. Commissioners for executing the office of privy seal, Earl of Bath's, Chas II's, fees, (bis); letters of Probert, William, Deputy Lieutenant of Radnor, approbation as Proctor (Prockter), Charles John, junior Samuel, Town Clerk of Grantham William Proctor (Procurator), King's. See Franklin, Samuel. Proger, Edward, Deputy Lieutenant of Brecon, approbation as Progers, Sir Henry, Sergeant Porter protestant(s), princes, religion, (postscript), See also Dutch protestants; French protestants; and Ireland, protestants in. Prothers, Donwall, lieutenant, military commission to Prothithor or Prethegar (Pothedar), Little Dewchurch, co. Hereford Prouse. See Prowse. Provinsal, Francis, pardon to Provost Marshal, instructions to, mentioned General Jamaica Prowse (Prouse), John, major William, a rebel, (vii). another rebel, (xvi). Pryor (Prior), Arthur, named Assistant of the Vintners' Company Edward, named Burgess of St. Ives Isaac, a rebel, (vii). John, a rebel, (iv). Matthew, a rebel William, to be prosecuted public works, precedence accorded to, (art.) Puckeringe, Sir Henry Puckett, Francis, a rebel, (xii). Pude, , Keeper and Repairer of Bridges in the New Forest Pudsey, Sir George, Deputy Lieutenant of Oxon Puech, James, pass for Pugh, George, of Kingsland, recusant William, Deputy Lieutenant of Montgomery, approbation as Puis, Gabrielle de, pass for Pumroy. See Pomeroy. Pupplett, Richard Purbeck, Viscountess Margaret, recusant, co. Kent Purcell (Pursell), , major, post warrant to Henry, King's Musician James, major, pardon to Robert, military commission to Toby, major and captain, military commission to Purchas, Samuel, named Assistant of the Upholders' Company Pursell. See Purcell. Putt (Pute), Richard, named Burgess and Assistant of Honiton Sir Thomas, J.P., co. Devon, named first Mayor etc. of Honiton William, named Alderman, Burgess, and Justice of Honiton Puttman, James, a rebel, (vii). William, a rebel, (xi). Puy, Elizabeth du, King's laundress and sempstress Pye, Anne, recusant, co. Hereford Henry, recusant, co. Hereford John, recusant, co. Hereford, (bis). Pyndar, Sir Peter, report from Pyne, Richard, to be King's Counsel in Ireland Pyon, Canon (Canonpyon), co. Hereford Pyper. See Piper. Q Quakers (Society of Friends), See also Dagnam, Hanking, Penn, William; and recusants. Quane. See Quin. Quant, Henry, a rebel, (i). Queale, Robert Queen Consort (Queen Regent). See Mary of Modena. Queen Dowager. See Katherine of Braganza. Queensborough, co. Kent, Parliamentary election for Queensbury, Earl of. See Douglas, William. Queen's College. See Oxford, University of. Queen's County, Ireland Quennell, Peter, named [Burgess] of Guildford Simon, named [Burgess] of Guildford Quernmore (Wharrmore), co. Lancaster, forest of Querouaille, Louise Rene de, Duchess of Portsmouth Questead, Robert, named Assistant of the Broderers' Company quia emptores terrarum, statute of, in Ireland Quick, Henry, a rebel, (viii). John, a rebel, (xvi). Thomas, a rebel, (ix). Quin (Quane), co. Clare Quyney, Adrian, Commissioner of Lieutenancy for London