P

P—, W—

Pack, —, captain, company of

Packer, Henry, Deputy Lieutenant of Warwick and Coventry
-, William, recusant of Exeter

Packington, Great, co. Warwick

Packwood, co. Warwick

Pafford, Simon, recusant of Exeter

Page, Christopher, military commission to
-, Mary, pardon to
-, Nathaniel, pardon to

Paget, William, seventh Lord Paget, pass for

Paine, John, and his wife, recusants of Leicester
-, Laurence, and his wife, recusants of Langton
-, Michael, named Assistant of Ripon
-, William, and his wife, recusants of Leicester
-, See also Payne.

Painter, Robert, alias Feild, recusant of Edgbaston

Palliser, Stephen, named Assistant of Ripon

Palmer (née Villiers), Barbara, Duchess of Cleveland, letter from, letters to
-, Charles, military commission to
-, Edward, son of William and Isabel
-, George, recusant of Burwell
-, Henry, recusant of Dorney Court
-, Isabel, recusant of Solihull
-, Sir Jeffrey, a former Attorney General
-, John, pardon to
-, petition of
-, recusant of Burwell
-, recusant of Rowington
-, Mary, recusant, wife of John
-, Roger, first Earl of Castlemaine, dispensation to, Ambassador Extraordinary at Rome Secretary to, See also Lytcott, Sir John.
-, Dr. Thomas, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, Thomas, recusant
-, William, husband of Isabel.

Paman, Dr. Henry, Fellow of the College of Physicians

Panama

Pansford, Tracy, pardon to

Papal Nuncio:
-, England
-, France
-, Naples
-, Vienna

Paper Makers. See White Paper Makers.

Paper Office. See State Paper Office.

papists. See roman catholics.

pardons, petitions, warrants, etc. relating to

Pargiter, Philip, named Steward of Lichfield

Paris, France, Bois de Vincennes, news, letters, etc. from, order to French Fleet from, plain between St. Germains and

Paris, —, trial of, mentioned

parishes, statistics relating to number of, etc.

Parker, Jeremiah, recusant of co. Leicester
-, recusant of Earl Shilton
-, John, military commission to
-, recusant of Earl Shilton
-, Peter, petition of
-, Samuel, D.D., Bishop of Oxford
-, Thomas, fifteenth Lord Morley, letter to

Parkhurst, Henry, clerk

Parkin, Sir William, petition of

parks:
-, Dublin
-, Phoenix Park
-, London area
-, Hyde Park
-, New Park or Richmond Park
-, St. James'
-, Paris
-, Bois de Vincennes

Parliament:
-, Acts of, references to
-, comparison with Irish
-, elections for, charter provisoes relating to
-, expulsion of Sir Robert Peyton from
-, James II and, bis
-, Journals of, Dr. Nathaniel Johnston to have access to
-, meeting, prorogation etc. of, bis
-, Member of, death of
-, Prince of Orange's concern for rights of
-, privileges of, challenge to, mentioned
-, resignation of Sir Thomas Jenner from
-, Speaker
-, supposed plan for dissenters' domination of

Parnes, William, named Assistant of the Free Fishermen of the River Thames

Parratt. See Parrott.

Parrior. See Pavior.

Parrott (Parratt), Richard, recusant of Topsham
-, William, named Assistant of the Coach and Coach-harness Makers' Company

Parry, John, creditor of John Hinde
-, Love, Deputy Lieutenant of Caernarvon
-, Peter, pardon for

Parsons, —
-, Anne, murder of, mentioned
-, Arthur, pardon to
-, Sir John, troop of
-, Richard, first Viscount Ross, dispensation to, Privy Councillor of Ireland
-, named Common Councilman of Brecon
-, Robert, major, warrant to

Partis, Mathias, recusant of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
-, Thomas, recusant of Newcastle-uponTyne

Parving, Jonathan, named Assistant of Ripon
-, William

Parviot. See Pavior.

Pashley, Augustine, named Warden of the Free Fishermen of the River Thames

Pasmier, —, an attorney at Norwich

Passage, co. Waterford, fort, Governor etc. of, gunner's mate at

passes, list of petition relating to

passports, French King's orders concerning, forgery of ships'

Paste, John, recusant of Claverdon
-, Sarah, wife of John

Paston, William, second Earl of Yarmouth, late troop of, Treasurer of the Household

Patherick, James
-, Jane

Patrickson, Thomas, M.A., Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin

Paul, co. Cornwall

Paul (Paule), Sampson, tailor
-, William, information of

Pauley. See Poley.

Paulin, —, Mr., of Greenwich

Pavior (Parrior, Parviot, Paviott), George, of Langport, pardon for

Pavy, Francis, recusant of Shipley

Pawlett, Chideock, father of William
-, Epinetus, messenger, appointment of, warrant for payment to
-, Mary, daughter of Frances
-, Frances, recusant of Coleshill
-, William, Gallery Keeper

Pawley, Nicholas, and his wife, recusants of Stapleton

Paxton, Peter

Paymaster of the Forces. See Jones, Richard, Earl of Ranelagh.

Payne, Dorothy, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Edward, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Elnathan, recusant of Eton
-, John, named Alderman of Abingdon
-, recusant of Abingdon
-, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Mary, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Matthew, recusant of Budbrooke
-, recusant of Eton
-, Robert, recusant of Berks
-, Roger, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Thomas, recusant of Beaudesert
-, See also Paine.

Payton. See Peyton.

Peacke. See Peake.

Peacock, —, grant to, petition of

Peadle, Moses, named Common Councilman of Rye

Peake (Peacke), Sir John, appointed Lord Mayor of London
-, William, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge

Pearce (Peirce), Marquess de la, Counsellor of the Parliament of Grenoble

Pearce (Pearse, Peirce, Pierce), Anne, recusant, co. Sussex
-, Frances, recusant of West Grinstead
-, Joseph, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Dr. Robert, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, William, recusant of Ermington
-, recusant of West Grinstead

Peard, Elizabeth, widow, recusant of Wigston

Pearson (Peirson), Christopher, to be taken into custody
-, Dr. John, late Bishop of Chester
-, Winifred, recusant of Haconby

Peatling (Peateling), co. Leicester

Peccleton. See Peckleton.

Peck, John recusant of St. Giles, Cripplegate
-, Susan, pardon for

Peckersgill, Leonard, named Assistant of Ripon

Peckham, co. Surrey

Peckleton (Peccleton), co. Leicester

Pécs (Quinque Ecclesiae), Hungary

pedlars, hawkers and petty chapmen

peerages:
-, creations
-, extinct
-, King's instructions concerning

Peet, John, a maltster

Peirce. See Pearce.

Peirson. See Pearson.

Pelham, Anne, recusant of West Grinstead
-, Richard, recusant of West Grinstead

Pell, Dr. John, late incumbent of Fobbing rectory
-, Julian, pardon for

Pells, Clerk of

Peloponnesus. See Morea.

Pelton, Laurence, recusant of Langton
-, Thomas, and his wife, recusants of Langton

Pemberton, Edward, recusant of St. Martin's, Vintrey
-, Serjeant

Pembroke, Earl of. See Herbert, Thomas.
-, Countess Dowager of and Marquise de Thoise. See Herbert, Henriette Mauricette.

Pembroke, county of

Pembroke Hall. See Cambridge, University of.

Pen. See Penn.

penal laws, proposed repeal of, in Scotland, mentioned

Pendennis, co. Cornwall, castle, garrison at, storekeeper of

Pendred, William, recusant of Brafield-on-theGreen

Penn (Pen, Penne), —
-, letter to
-, Mr., steward to, injuries done to
-, Sir William
-, William, Deputy Lieutenant of Bucks.
-, and family etc., warrant for stay of process against

Pennithorn, Bridget, recusant of Lincoln

Pennsylvania, N. America

Penny, George, military commission to

Penruddock, Colonel

Penyston, Charles, M.A.

Penzance, co. Cornwall

Pepin. See Peppin.

Peppell, Edward, recusant of Clixby

Peppin (Pepin), George, of Dulverton, pardon for, petition of

Pepys, Samuel, named a Member of the Company of Shipwrights of Redrith
-, Secretary to the Navy instructions to petitions referred to

Percivall, John, late Lieut.-Governor of Deal Castle
-, recusant of Weekley

Percy, Allen, recusant of Lincoln

Perkins, —, recusant of Haconby

Perle, Jane, recusant of Shipley
-, Richard, recusant of Shipley

Perrott, Charles, named Justice of Peace for Abingdon

Perry, James, recusant of Denchworth
-, John, pardon for
-, Peter, excepted in proclamation of pardon
-, pardon for

Persall (Pershall), Anne, recusant of Rowington
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Edgbaston
-, the younger
-, Francis, son of Elizabeth
-, Joseph, son of Elizabeth

Persia

Perth, Earl of. See Drummond, James.

Pest (Pesth), Hungary, bridge between Buda and

Peterborough, Earl of. See Mordaunt, Henry.

Peterborough, Bishop of, diocese of

Peterborough, co. Northampton

Peterhasser, —, a commander of the Christian forces in Hungary

Petfarry. See Bodfari.

Petit Guavos (Pettetguavas), Hispaniola

Petre, Thomas, sixth Baron Petre, dispensation to, made Justice of Middlesex

Pett, Sir Phineas, named a Member of the Company of Shipwrights of Redrith

Pettetguavas. See Petit Guavos.

Pettifer, Mary, recusant of Haconby

Pettit, John, military commission to

Petty, Clement, husband of Compton
-, Compton, recusant of Rowington
-, Katherine, daughter of Clement and Compton
-, Sir William, comparison of English and Irish economies by

petty chapmen, hawkers, and pedlars

Peyton (Payton), John, named Alderman and Justice of Tewkesbury
-, Sir Robert

Phelips. See Phillips.

Phelps, alias Debois, alias Archer, John, former Clerk of the Committee for Ecclesiastical Affairs

Philipine. See Phillippine.

Philippeville, Flanders

Philips. See Phillips.

Phillippine (Philipine) Isles

Phillips (Phelips, Philips, Phillipps), —, serjeant
-, Arthur, recusant of Hastings
-, Chichester, captain, late company of
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Birmingham
-, Sir James, dispensation to, troop of, lieutenant to
-, John, named of the Common Council and Town Clerk of Carmarthen
-, Katherine, recusant of Birmingham
-, Pawlett, captain, late company of
-, Richard, recusant of Birmingham
-, Robert, Chancellor of Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster
-, recusant of Birmingham
-, Stephen, named Assistant of the Coach and Coach-harness Makers' Company
-, Thomas, late third engineer
-, recusant of Birmingham
-, Vaughan, military commission to
-, William, junior, named Common Councilman of Brecon
-, senior, Town Clerk etc. of Brecon

Philpott, George, major, dispensation to
-, William

Phipps (Phips), Thomas, named of the Common Council of Gravesend
-, recusant of Abingdon
-, William, recusant of Topsham

Phoenix Park, near Dublin

physic, books relating to, study of

Physic (now Botanic) Garden, Chelsea

Physicians, College of:
-, France
-, Ireland
-, London

Piccard. See Pickard.

Piccolomini (Picolomini), Duke of

Pickard (Piccard), George, of Road, pardon for
-, Thomas, named Burgess of Abingdon

Pickerton, John, recusant of Spalding

Picolomini. See Piccolomini.

Piddington, co. Northampton

Piedmont, military operations in, Protestants in

piepowder, court of

Pierce. See Pearce.

Pierrepoint, William, fourth Lord Kingston-uponHull, pass for, [threat of a duel between Sir John Parsons and

Pieucostell, Sieur

Pike, John, murder of, mentioned

Pike Garden, Southwark

Pile, George, recusant of Tiverton

Pilkington, —, pardon for

Pinder (Pindar), Peter, fine imposed upon
-, recusant of St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey

Pinfold, Sir Thomas, Advocate General

Pinney (Pinny), Azarias, pardon for
-, William, letters from

Pipe Office, burnt down by fire

Piper, Sir Hugh, letter from

Pipon, Josuah, military commission

pirates (buccaneers), news etc. relating to bis

pitch and tar

Pitman, Henry, pardon for
-, William, pardon for

Pitstone, Thomas, and his wife, recusants of Leicester

Pitt, Moses, petition of
-, Dr. Robert, Fellow of the College of Physicians

Pittoway, Anne, daughter of John and Anne
-, Anne, wife of John
-, Cicily, recusant of Solihull
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Solihull
-, John, recusant of Solihull
-, Margaret, recusant of Solihull

Pitts, William, named Assistant of the Coach and Coach-harness Makers' Company

Place (Plase), Thomas, reprieve etc. for

plague (sickness year), alluded to

plantations:
-, American
-, charters, writs of quo warranto to be issued out against
-, committee for trade and. See under trade.
-, fish from, levy upon
-, Irish trade
-, irregular custom of binding servants to
-, New Plantation Society, Ulster
-, Office, papers from
-, Register of persons going to serve in, grant of the office of

plants, trees, and herbs, to be transported from America

Plase. See Place.

Playdell (Pleidell), Charles, Chief Clerk and Register to Sir William Talbot, determination of commission as, pension payable to
-, Josias, Prebendary and Archdeacon of Chichester

plays

Pleidell. See Playdell.

Plessen, Daniel Frederick, military commission to

Pleydwell, Harris, recusant of Abingdon
-, Richard, recusant of Abingdon

Plimouth. See Plymouth.

Pliner, Anne, widow, recusant of Knowle

Plomley, Francis, petition of
-, William, deceased

Plommer, Edward, petition of

Plott, Thomas, late King's Agent to the States General
-, military commission to

Plumbeigh, Thomas, recusant of Dartmouth

Plumber, King's

Plunkett (Pluncket), Christopher, tenth Lord Dunsany, annuity for, dispensation to, military commission to
-, James, pension for
-, Matthew, seventh Baron Louth, lieutenant to, military commission to, to be sworn of the Privy Council of Ireland
-, Nicholas, lieutenant to, military commission to
-, Randolph, military commission to
-, Richard, military commission to
-, pension for

Plymouth, Earl of. See Windsor, Thomas Windsor.
-, Countess Dowager of. See Fitzcharles, Bridget.

Plymouth (Plimouth), co. Devon
-, Citadel, Governor of. See Granville, John, Earl of Bath.
-, Corporation of, duties imposed by
-, execution of soldier at
-, forts and fortifications at, Master Worker of
-, garrison at, allowance payable to Storekeeper of
-, harbour or road of
-, letters from
-, Mayor of, petition relating to office of
-, reported loyal
-, ship Providence lost near

poems

Poet Laureate. See Dryden, John.

poisons, antidote for, licence concerning

Poland:
-, army
-, French Ambassador to
-, King of
-, league between Muscovy and
-, letters from, mentioned
-, subject of, pass for
-, Tökölyi's efforts to recruit malcontents from, mentioned

Polewhele, Theophilus, recusant of Tiverton

Poley (Pauley), Edmond, Envoy Extraordinary to Sweden

poll money, co. Southampton, instruction relating to, statistics relating to

Pollexfin (Pollexfen), —, a lawyer

Pomroy, Daniel, of Taunton, pardon for

Pond, John, named Mayor of Maldon
-, Samuel, named Alderman of Maldon

Ponsford, George, recusant of Moretonhampstead

Pont, Samuel, named Alderman of Huntingdon
-, Walter, named Town Clerk of Huntingdon

Pont Esseck. See Eszeck.

Pontefract, co. York

Pool (Poole), co. Montgomery. See Welshpool.

Poole, co. Dorset

Poole (Pool), David
-, Elizabeth, wife of Joseph
-, Joseph, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Sir William

poor, the:
-, Ireland
-, Jersey
-, rate, co. Gloucester

Pootney, John, recusant of Birmingham
-, of. Poultney.

Pope, the See also Papal Nuncio.

Pope, Edward, military commission to
-, Robert, recusant of Harwell

Pope Blount, Sir Thomas

popery. See roman catholics

Popham, Andrew, dispensation to to be admitted to a pensioner's place in Sutton's Hospital

Popple, William, named Alderman and Justice of Great Grimsby

population (see also Births and Deaths) in England and Ireland, statistics relating to

Pora, Charles

Porree, Henry, captain, lieutenant to

Port, John, captain, company of, military commission to

Port Morant, Jamaica, bis.

Port Richo. See Porto Rico.

Port Royal, Jamaica

Porter, —, former Secretary to the Ulster New Plantation Society
-, Colonel, appointed Special Envoy to Governor of Flanders
-, Sir Charles, Lord Chancellor and Keeper of the Great Seal of Ireland, letters to replaced by Sir Alexander Fitton
-, James, former Groom of the Bedchamber
-, Robert, recusant of St. Peters, Cornhill
-, William, Master of the Rolls in Ireland

Portland, co. Dorset, castle of, captaincy of

Portlester, co. Meath, manor etc. of

Porto Rico (Port Richo)

Portsmouth, Duchess of. See Querouaille, Louise Renée de.

Portsmouth, co. Southampton
-, departure of ships from, bis
-, garrison at, storekeeper of
-, Governor of, See also Noel, Edward, Earl of Gainsborough.
-, King's visit to
-, Mr. Pepys sent to
-, naval deserters at
-, news from, mentioned
-, ship Andalusia detained at
-, storehouse and wharf at
-, works and fortifications at

Portugal, Portuguese, Envoy Extraordinary to. See Fanshaw, Charles; Scarborough, Charles.

posse comitatus, called out following a riot in Whitefriars

Post Office (mail, posts, etc.), foreign mail, robbery of

Potter, Robert, Collector of Cavan

Pougher, Daniel, and his wife, recusants of Leicester

Poultney, —, recusant of Loughborough
-, of. Pootney.

Poumley, Katherine, recusant of St. Anne, Aldersgate

poundage, subsidy of tonnage and (Ireland)

Pouse, —, to have access to Col. Romsey

Povey, Francis, captain, Surveyor and Comptroller of the Ordnance in Ireland
-, Thomas, petition of

powder. See gunpowder.

Powell, Anthony, pass for
-, Charles, named of the Common Council of Carmarthen
-, [Sir John], appointed to the Midland Circuit, oaths etc. taken by
-, John, gunner, Dover Castle
-, named Common Councilman of Brecon
-, named of the Common Council of Carmarthen
-, recusant of Bideford
-, [Philemon], military commission to
-, Thomas, citizen and mercer of London
-, named of the Common Council of Carmarthen
-, recusant of St. Magnus
-, Walter, pass for

Power, —, the elder
-, the younger
-, lieutenant
-, trial of
-, Alexander, pension for
-, James, pass for
-, Richard, fourth Earl of Tyrone, dispensation to, petition of, Privy Councillor of Ireland
-, Robert, of the Middle Temple
-, Thomas, military commission to

Powis, Earl [afterwards Marquess] of. See Herbert, William.

Powis (Powys), Henry, of Merton College
-, Sir Thomas, Solicitor General, report of

Powlett, Charles, sixth Marquess of Winchester [afterwards Duke of Bolton], grant of a market to petition of

Powys. See Powis.

Poyntz, Charles, captain, ensign to

Prance, Miles, brought before the Lord Chief Justice, committed to Newgate, not to be whipped, in pillory before Royal Exchange, Sir Roger L'Estrange and others to have access to

Pratt, —, recusant of Roffey
-, Charles, named Burgess of Berwick-uponTweed
-, John, named J.P. and Common Councilman of Berwick-upon-Tweed

preachers, Anglican, directions relating to

Preaux (Priaulx), Charles du, military commission to
-, Peter, B.A., recommended for a fellowship.

Prendergast, Edmund, dispensation to
-, Jeffery, petition of

Prerogative Court [of Canterbury]

Prescot, co. Lancaster, vicar of, dispensation to

Presgrave, William, petition of

press, messenger of, See also Saywell, Thomas; Surveyor of
-, See also books, etc

Pressburg, Hungary

Prest, John

Preston, Viscount. See Graham, Richard.

Preston, co. Lancaster

Preston, Francis, military commission to
-, Jenico, seventh Viscount Gormanstown, cousin to, dispensation to, father of, reversal of outlawry of, lieutenant to, military commission to, Privy Councillor of Ireland
-, John, named Jurat of Gravesend
-, William, recusant of Salperton

Priaulx. See Preaux.

Price, —, supercargo of the Andalusia
-, Gervas, Underkeeper of St. James' Park
-, John, Alderman and J.P. of Brecon
-, master of the ketch Mary
-, pardon to
-, and his wife, recusants, co. Sussex
-, [John], Vice Treasurer of Ireland
-, Richard, military commission to
-, Sir Thomas, Deputy Lieutenant of Warwick and Coventry

Prichard. See Pritchard.

Prideaux, —, Mrs.
-, Edmund, of Ford

Pridmore, Edith, recusant of Langton

Priest, Nathaniel, pardon to

Prigg, John

Primrose, Gilbert, military commission to

Prince, Martha, pass for

Princess Royal. See Mary, Princess of Orange.

Printer, Duke of York's, petition of, to the Household and Chapel

printing. See books, etc.

prisons, mentioned, See also under London (Counters, Fleet, Gatehouse, King's Bench, Marshalsea, Newgate and Tower).

Pritchard (Prichard), Sir William
-, William, of Bristol

Privy Council (The Council)
-, Attorney General reported to be admitted to
-, Chamber, letters dated at, stationery for
-, Clerks of
-, complaints about insurance investigated by
-, late King and, false accusations said to have been made to
-, Lord President of, office of, compared with Irish, See also Spencer, Robert, Earl of Sunderland
-, meetings of, mentioned
-, orders in
-, persons to appear before
-, petitions to
-, records of, Under Keeper of
-, Sheriffs pricked by the King in

[Privy] Gallery, Keeper of

privy seal, disallowance of charges for a new, letters etc. of

Privy Seal, Lord

Probe, Anne
-, John, husband of Anne
-, husband of Margaret
-, Joseph
-, Leonard
-, Margaret

Progers, —, captain, lieutenant to
-, Sir Henry, former Serjeant Porter

protestants, protestantism, French, Irish in Piedmont, Prince of Orange and, See also calvinists; England, Church of; nonconformists; and quakers.

Prue, Peter, recusant of Exeter

public records. See archives.

Puckring, Sir Henry, Deputy Lieutenant of Warwick and Coventry

Pudsey, Sir George, Recorder and Mayor of Oxford, warrant to

Pull, John, recusant of Berks.

Puller, William, recusant of St. Andrew's, Canterbury

Pullyn, Octavian, pass for

Pumphrey, Thomas, late of Worcester, pardon for

pumps

Purcell, —, lieutenant to
-, Alexander, named Alderman of Cardiff
-, Edmund, military commission to
-, pension for
-, James, cornet
-, lieut.-colonel
-, major, dispensation to
-, Nicholas, lieutenant to, military commissions to
-, Privy Councillor of Ireland
-, Richard, military commission to
-, Thomas, military commission to
-, pension for
-, Toby, ensign to

Pusey, Richard, named Alderman of Abingdon

Putney, co. Surrey

Puy, Elias du
-, Michael du
-, See also Dupuy.

Pye, Elizabeth, recusant of Abingdon

Q

quakers, imprisoned at Bristol, petition relating to, process to be stayed against, etc., See also Penn, William.

Quarndon. See Quorndon.

Quash, Elizabeth, pardon to

Queen Consort. See Mary of Modena.

Queen Dowager. See Katherine of Braganza.

Queen's College. See Oxford, University of.

Queens' College. See Cambridge, University of.

Queensberry, Duke of. See Douglas, William.

Quergroas, Francis Paul de

Querouaille, Louise Renée de, Duchess of Portsmouth

Quinque Ecclesiae (now Pécs), Hungary

quo warranto, writs of, ter

Quorndon (Quarndon), co. Leicester

R

Raab, Hungary

Radford, Joseph, named Jurat of Rye

Radley, —, military commission to

Radnor, Earl of. See Robartes, John.

Radnor, county of, seal for

Raghly. See Raleigh.

Raheennahown (Rahinehoole), Tullomoy, Queen's County

rain. See under weather.

Raines (Rains), Peter de, pass for
-, Sir Richard, Judge of the High Court of Admiralty

Rainford, Edward, house of

Raleigh (Raghly, Rawleigh), Carew
-, Gilbert
-, Richard, pension for
-, Sir Walter, case of, mentioned
-, Walter

Ralplime, Thomas, and his wife, recusants of Mountsorrel

Ramsey, Robert, Adjutant General of Foot, dispensation to, military commission to

Rand, Conway, named Capital Burgess of Brackley.

Randall (Randyll), Morgan, High Sheriff of Surrey, dispensation to
-, Robert, and his wife, recusants of West Grinstead

Randolph, Bernard, petition of
-, Edward, late gunner, Walmer Castle
-, Leo, recusant of Edgbaston

Randyll. See Randall.

Ranelagh, Earl of. See Jones, Richard.

Rashleigh (Rasleigh), [Jonathan], Sheriff of Cornwall

Ratby, co. Leicester

Ratcliffe, —
-, Dr. John, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, Seth, recusant of Queenhithe
-, rates, charter provisoes relating to, poor See also taxes.

Ratfield, James, pass for

Rathfarnham, Lord. See Loftus, Adam.

Ratisbon, Bavaria, Resident at

Ratting, Phillip, named Alderman of Maldon

Ratton. See Roatan.

Rawbone, Joseph, recusant of Bermondsey

Rawdon, Sir Arthur, troop of

Rawleigh. See Raleigh.

Rawley. See Royley.

Rawlines. See Rawlins.

Rawlingson. See Rawlinson.

Rawlins (Rawlines), Michael, named Burgess of Abingdon
-, Thomas, of Llangarran
-, gunner, Dover Castle
-, Steward of the Court of Record, Stratford-on-Avon
-, William, named Bailiff of Abingdon
-, pass for

Rawlinson (Rawlingson), —, serjeant
-, Henry, master of the Unity
-, Sir Thomas, Sheriff of London

Rawson, William, pardon to

Rayleigh, co. Essex, rector of, dispensation to

Read, Edward, of Chertsey
-, Geoffrey, recusant of Great Wilbraham
-, Sir John
-, John, named Assistant of the Coach and Coach-harness Makers' Company
-, Mary, grant of denization to
-, Thomas, named J.P. for Abingdon

Reader, Andrew, reprieve for

Reading, —, J.P. for Surrey and Southwark
-, Margaret, recusant of Warwick Town
-, Miles, husband of Margaret

rebellion:
-, Civil war, mentioned, statistics relating to
-, Colonial, possibility of
-, Monmouth's. See Scott, James, Duke of Monmouth.

records. See archives.

recusants:
-, distraint of, commission of inquiry into
-, petitions relating to
-, stay of process etc. against
-, See also excommunicants; quakers; roman catholics.

Redly, George, and his wife, recusants of Oadby

Redmayne, John, of London, printer

Redriffe, Redrith. See Rotherhithe.

Reeve, Anne, recusant of Coughton
-, Elizabeth, wife of Richard
-, George, recusant of Coughton
-, John, recusant of Coughton
-, recusant of Edgbaston
-, recusant of Rowington
-, Mary, daughter of the late Thomas Reeve
-, daughter of Thomas and Mary
-, daughter of William
-, recusant of Coughton
-, wife of Thomas
-, Richard, junior
-, recusant of Coughton
-, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Thomas, deceased
-, recusant of Coughton
-, recusant of Rowington
-, William, deceased
-, recusant of Rowington
-, recusant of Studley

Regan, Major, lieutenant to
-, Teigue, military commission to

Reighe, Richard, recusant of Newcastle-uponTyne

Reignolds. See Reynolds.

Reilly (Reily, Reyly, Ryly, Ryley), —, letters to
-, pension for
-, Edmund, military commission to
-, Francis recusant of Edgbaston
-, Hugh, Chancery Master in Ireland
-, Luke, military commission to
-, Miles, military commission to
-, Thomas, pardon for

religious matters. See under names of denominations, etc.

Remembrancer's Office. See under Exchequer.

Renaut, Laurence, denization of

Repington, Peter, pass for

reprieves, warrants etc. for, See also pardons.

Reresby, Sir John, Governor of York, letter to, warrant to

resin (rosin)

Restall, John, recusant of Packwood

restoration, the, mentioned

retail tradesmen, petition of handicraft merchants and

Revell, Theophilus, recusant of St. Botolph's Bishopsgate

Reverdy, Peter, petition of

Reyly. See Reilly.

Reynell. See Reynolds.

Reyner, Joseph

Reynolds (Reignolds, Reynell, Reynold), —
-, Christopher, of Nottingham
-, Daniel, recusant
-, John, military commission to
-, Sir Richard, Privy Councillor and one of the Justices of the King's Bench in Ireland, removal of
-, Richard, recusant of Clapton
-, Sarah, pardon to
-, Robert, recusant of St. Giles Cripplegate

Rhenish wine

Rhine, river

Rhode. See Road.

Rhodes, Dodecanese Island

Rhodes (Rodes), Sir Francis
-, Lady Mary, recusant
-, Mary, relict of Sir Francis

Rhone, River, France

Ribadeo. See Robaduce.

Ribston, co. York, letter dated at

rice

Rice, —, formerly chirurgeon in St. Thomas's Hospital
-, Stephen, Baron of the Exchequer and Privy Councillor of Ireland

Rich, Sir Peter

Richards, Jacob, made third engineer
-, John, named Alderman of Cardiff
-, William, named Alderman of Cardiff

Richardson (Richisson), James, recusant of Battle
-, John, recusant of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
-, Richard, reprieve for
-, Robert, wharf named after
-, Thomas, military commission to
-, William, captain, Keeper of Newgate letter to, prisoners to be delivered to warrants etc. to
-, messenger
-, named of the Common Council of Berwick-upon-Tweed

Richford, Simon, a recusant in Leicester Gaol

Richisson. See Richardson.

Richmond, co. Surrey, Park (New Park)

Richmond, George, pardon for
-, S—, Alderman of Liverpool

Riddell, Sir William

Rider, Francis, recusant of Budbrooke

Ridge, Thomas, a convicted murderer, reprieve for

Ridlay (Ridley), —
-, George, captain, late company of

Rigett. See Rogate.

Righton, William, a prisoner from Bermuda

Riglesworth. See Wrigglesworth.

Ring, William, pardon for

Ringwood, co. Southampton, manor of

Rinuld, James, recusant of Lincoln

Rio Leo, Central America

Riordane, Timothy, military commission to

Ripley, Henry, named Serjeant-at-Mace of Ripon

Ripon, Dean of prebendary of

Ripon, co. York, charter for

Riva, —, and his wife

rivers, ducking in, mentioned, in Holland, frozen See also under names of various rivers.

Roach, Hannah, recusant of Rowington

Road (Rhode), co. Somerset

Roatan (Ratton), an island off N. Coast of Honduras

Robaduce, ? Ribadeo, Spain

Robarts, Robartes. See Roberts.

Robbins. See Robins.

Roberts (Robarts, Robartes), Edward
-, recusant of Berks.
-, Ellen, daughter of Lord Bodmin
-, Isabella, daughter of Lord Bodmin
-, John, first Baron Robartes of Truro [afterwards first Earl of Radnor]
-, first Earl of Radnor
-, Katherine, daughter of Lord Bodmin
-, Lucy, daughter of Lord Bodmin
-, Robert, styled Viscount Bodmin
-, Russell, son of Lord Bodmin
-, Sarah, Lady Bodmin, relict of Robert, Lord Bodmin
-, Thomas, military commission to
-, William, recusant of St. Olave's, Southwark

Robertson, Samuel, petition of

Robes and Wardrobes, Clerk of

Robins (Robbins), Elizabeth, recusant of Farmington
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Rowington
-, Isaac, recusant of Rowington
-, junior
-, John, named Common Councilman of Rye
-, Register of persons going to the Plantations etc.
-, Margaret, recusant of Rowington
-, Mary, recusant of Rowington
-, Samuel, of Farmington

Robinson, —, former employee of Ordnance Office, Ireland
-, Charles, military commission to
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Fulbeck
-, John, recusant, of Lincoln
-, Dr. Richard, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, Richard, alias P— D—, letters from
-, Sir Robert, Governor of the Bermuda Islands, arms etc. to be delivered to
-, Dr. Tancred, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, Thomas, shoemaker
-, Timothy, recusant of Greenwich
-, William, named Sheriff of Lichfield
-, petition referred to
-, Surveyor General of Works in Ireland

Robson, Thomas, arms to be delivered to
-, military commission to
-, recusant

Roche (Roch), David (recte John), Viscount Roche of Fermoy, dispensation to
-, petition of
-, Edward, recusant of Solihull
-, Joseph, recusant of Solihull
-, John, See Roche, David
-, military commission to
-, Mary, wife of Edward
-, Phinia, petition of
-, William, suicide of

Rochefort, France

Rochelle (La), France

Rochester, Earl of. See Hyde, Laurence.

Rochester, Bishop of, See also Spratt, Thomas.

Rochester, co. Kent, assizes

Rodes. See Rhodes.

Rodham, Edward, named Burgess of Berwickupon-Tweed
-, Robert, named Bailiff of Berwick-onTweed

Rodney, Anthony, lieutenant to military commission to

Roe, Captain
-, Piercy, dispensation to
-, See also Rowe.

Roffey (Roffy), co. Sussex

Roffey, John, petition of

Rogate (Rigett), co. Sussex

Rogers, Edmund, named Assistant of the Free Fishermen of the River Thames
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Abingdon
-, Dr. George, Vice President and one of the Elects of the College of Physicians
-, John, recusant of Maxstoke
-, Thomas, named of the Common Council of Gravesend

Rohwart, John, of Meldrum, dispensation to

Roirk. See Rorke.

Rolle, Peter, pass for

Rolleston (Rolston), Francis, company of ensign to lieutenant to, military commission to
-, James, recusant of St. Matthew's, Friday Street

Rollright, co. Oxford

Rolls, the, records in

Rolston. See Rolleston.

roman catholics (including references to: papists, popery, romish religion, various roman catholic religious orders, etc.)
-, books relating to faith of
-, converts
-, Irish. See under Ireland.
-, popish plot
-, See also Pope, the; and recusants.

Rome, Dean of College of Cardinals

Rome Ambassador to. See Palmer, Roger, Earl of Castlemaine.

Romsey (Rumsey), —, Town Clerk of Bristol
-, Mr.
-, Mrs.
-, John, colonel

Ronquillo, Don Pedro, Ambassador Extraordinary from Spain

Rooke, Captain
-, Finch, military commission to
-, George, ensign to military commissions to
-, Harman, captain, company of
-, John, letters from
-, Thomas, military commission to
-, Sir William, Colonel of the second Regiment of the Cinque Ports

Roome, William, pass for

Rooth (Roth), John, captain, company sold to, ensign to military commission to
-, John, lieutenant
-, Sir Richard, company of, lieutenant to

Roper, Christopher, fifth Baron Teynham, dispensation to
-, William, recusant of Exeter

Ropers, Francis, military commission to

Roresby, Christopher, murder of

Rorke (Roirk), Hugh, military commission to

Rosbay. See Rossbehy.

Roscarock, —, colonel

Roscommon, Earl of. See Dillon, Cary.

Rosden, Joseph, named of the Common Council of Berwick-upon-Tweed

Rose, Daniel (David), committed to Newgate, pardon to
-, Pascha, pardon to
-, William, named Assistant of the Coach and Coach-harness Makers' Company

Rosilian. See Roussillon.

Rositer. See. Rossiter.

Roslin or Rosslyn, co. Edinburgh

Ross (Rosse), Viscount. See Parsons, Richard.

Ross [on-Wye], co. Hereford

Rossbehy (Rosbay), co. Kerry

Rosse. See Ross.

Rossiter (Rositer), Mathias, pardon to

Rosslyn. See Roslin.

Roswell, Thomas, of Rotherhithe, petition of
-, trial of

Roth. See Rooth.

Rotherhithe (Redriffe, Redrith), co. Surrey, Company of Shipwrights of

Rothiemay (Rothimore), co. Banff

Rothwell (Rowell), co. Northampton, recusants of, dispensation to

Rotterdam, Holland

Rottiers, John

Rouen, France

Rouge Croix Pursuivant

Rouse, —, captain, ensign to, lieutenant to
-, John, pass for

Roussillon (Rosilian), province, France

Rowe (Row), —, captain, ensign to
-, Archibald, military commission to
-, Christopher, petition of
-, See also Roe.

Rowell. See Rothwell.

Roweth, William, petition of

Rowington, co. Warwick, recusants in

Rowley, William, cornet
-, lieutenant

Royal Adventure, the, patent sought for

Royal African Company, petition of, grant of

Royal Burghs, convention of

Royal Family, portraits etc. of, licence relating to printing and publishing of

Royal Household, Earl of Powis and others to be allowed to attend servants, fees of homage payable to
-, officers etc. of:
-, Almoner
-, Bedchamber, Gentleman and Grooms of, See also Hamilton, James, Earl of Arran.
-, Bookbinder
-, Bookseller
-, Chapel Royal, Dean of. See Crew, Nathaniel.
-, Chief Master of the King's Sports, etc.
-, Closet, Clerk of the
-, Comptroller
-, Lord Chamberlain. See Sheffield, John, Earl of Mulgrave.
-, Lord High Chamberlain. See Bertie, Robert, Earl of Lindsey.
-, Lord Steward
-, Master of the Ceremonies, etc.
-, Painter, Chief
-, Plumber, Serjeant
-, Porter, Serjeant
-, Printer
-, [Privy] Gallery Keeper
-, Robes, Clerk of Master of
-, Stationer
-, Treasurer
-, Wardrobe, Great, Master of
-, Yeomen of the Guard

Royal Oak Lottery

Royal Society

Roye, —La, pass for

Royley, Francis

Royston, Richard, stationer in ordinary

Rudd, Anthony, named Sheriff of Carmarthen
-, Richard, petition of

Ruishton (Ryson), co. Somerset

Rumbelowe, John, labourer

Rumsey. See Romsey.

Rupart, Captain, killed before Buda

Rushden (Rusden), John, goldsmith
-, recusant of Wallingford

Rushton, Thomas, shoemaker, recusant of Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Rusden. See Rushden.

Russell, Averina, petition of
-, Bartholomew
-, George, late Serjeant of the Hawks to King Charles II
-, Nicholas, pension for
-, Patrick
-, Richard, petition of
-, Robert, military commission to
-, Theodore, colonel Regiment of Foot commanded by. See under Ireland, Army in.
-, William, seventh Earl of Bedford letter from

Ryan (Ryane), —, major, company of
-, Anthony, pension for
-, Edward, killing of

Rycaut, —, late Consul at Algier, company given to
-, Philip, military commission to

Rye, co. Sussex, charter for M.P. for, King's letter concerning

Rye House Plot, records relating to

Ryly, Ryley. See Reilly.

Ryson. See Ruishton.