W

Wachabbe, Andrew, of Niddrie, dispensation to

Wadding, Luke

Waddingham (Wadingham), co. Lincoln, rectory of St. Mary

Wade, Nathaniel, pardon for

Waden. See Whaddon.

Wadingham. See Waddingham.

Waenfawr (Wennvaur), near Caernarvon, co. Caernarvon

Wagstaffe, Moses, pardon for

Waitman, Anne, recusant of Packwood
-, Mary, recusant of Packwood

Wake, George, named of the Common Council of Berwick-upon-Tweed
-, Robert, recusant of Fairford

Wakefield, William, military commission to

Wakelyn, Joseph, named of the Common Council of Gravesend, removal of

Wakeman, John, and his wife, recusants, co. Sussex

Walbanks (Walbank, Wallbanks), Elizabeth, recusant of Hawthorpe
-, Frances, wife of Thomas
-, James, and his wife, recusants of Hawthorpe
-, Thomas, recusant of Hawthorpe
-, Zacharias, and his wife, recusants of Haconby

Walcourt (Walcott), Belgium

Waldegrave (Waldgrave), Sir Henry, first Baron Waldegrave Comptroller of the Household, dispensation to
-, Philip, Lord of the Manor and Fishery of Langenhoe
-, cf. Walgrave.

Walden, —
-, Sir Lionel, named Mayor, Alderman, and J.P. of Huntingdon
-, Lionel, military commission to
-, named Alderman and J.P. of Huntingdon

Waldern, Anne, recusant of Edgbaston
-, the younger, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Christian, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Joseph, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Mary, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Richard, recusant of Edgbaston
-, William, recusant of Edgbaston

Waldgrave. See Waldegrave.

Waldron, Thomas, military commission to

Wale, John, and wife, recusants of Whetstone

Wales
-, commissioners for ecclesiastical affairs in
-, commissions of the peace in
-, Justices of
-, Marches of, President of the Council in
-, South, Receiver of the Revenue of

Walgrave, Richard, military commission to
-, Dr. William, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, cf. Waldegrave.

Walker, Anne, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Francis, named Assistant of Ripon
-, recusant of St. James', Garlickhithe
-, Obadiah, Master of University College, Oxford, dispensation to letter to, royal licence to
-, Thomas, named of the Common Council of Berwick-upon-Tweed
-, William, and his wife, recusants of Leicester

Wall, —, master of the Robert
-, Edward, servant to Katherine Hillier

Wallbanks. See Walbanks.

Wallin, Daniel, recusant of Somerby

Wallingford, co. Berks.

Wallingford House. See under London.

Wallis, William, military commission to
-, merchant

Wallop, [Richard], a lawyer

Walmer Castle, co. Kent

Walmsley, William, dispensation to

Walpole (Walpoole), [Robert], B.A.
-, John, recusant of Lincoln

Walrond, —, letter to

Walsh, Lucas, military commission to
-, Dr. Thomas, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, Thomas, of Chard, pardon for

Walsingham, co. Norfolk

Walter, John, major, letter from
-, pardon for
-, Joseph, recusant of Silverton
-, Mary, pardon for
-, Richard, F.R.S.
-, Sarah, pardon for

Walton, Peter, pass for

Walton, [? co. Surrey], manor of

Walton Cardiff[e], co. Gloucester

Walton-on-the-Wolds (Walton-super-le-Wowld), co. Leicester

Wancklyn, Thomas, pardon for

Wandesford, —

Wane, William, recusant of Fairford

Wapping, co. Middlesex

War:
-, Council of war, Hounslow Heath
-, Dutch
-, East India Company to exercise martial law in time of
-, European, influence upon home affairs of
-, in Hungary (against Turks). See Hungary.
-, preparations of Denmark and Sweden for
-, Secretary at See also Blathwaite, William.

Waradine. See Varasd.

Warburton, —, [manager of the Post Office in Ireland]
-, Samuel, recusant of St. Botolph's, Billingsgate

Warckton. See Warkton.

Warcupp, Sir Edmund, named J.P. for Abingdon
-, Edmund, military commission to

Ward, —, warrant for apprehension of
-, Anne, recusant, wife of Thomas
-, Benjamin, recusant of St. Margaret, New Fish Street
-, Bernard, captain, late company of
-, George, Register of persons going to the Plantations etc.
-, John, military commission to
-, recusant of Leire
-, recusant of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
-, Sir Patience, former Lord Mayor of London, general pardon for
-, Ralph, of York, petition of
-, Thomas, recusant of Claverdon
-, William, an Army deserter
-, judgment obtained by
-, recusant of Somerby

Wardrobe. See Royal Household.

Warkton (Warckton), co. Northampton, rector of, dispensation to

Warminster. See Worminster.

Warner, Captain, commander of the Williamson
-, Dr. E. application of letters from
-, James, recusant

Warr, Lord de la. See West, Charles.

Warr, —
-, Jane

Warradine. See Varasd.

Warral, Sarah, pardon for

Warren, Thomas, master of the Society
-, named of the Common Council of Gravesend
-, Sir William, petition for

Warrinor, Robert, recusant of Lincoln

Warters, Elizabeth, to have access to Mr. Vaughan

Warwick, co. Warwick:
-, Parliamentary vacancy for
-, prisoner at, pardon for
-, recusants of
-, St. Mary's, vicarage of

Warwick, county of:
-, assizes for Justices of, warrant to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, High Sheriff of, warrant to
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, recusants of

Warwick, Abraham, recusant of St. Peter's, Canterbury
-, Philip, late Envoy Extraordinary to Sweden

watches

water pump, invention of

Waterford, county of, gunner's mate at lands in letter from, mentioned

Waters, Anne, recusant, daughter of Robert and Anne
-, recusant, wife of Robert
-, Elizabeth, recusant, daughter of Robert and Anne
-, Mary, recusant, daughter of Robert and Anne
-, Robert, recusant of Coughton
-, Thomas, recusant, son of Robert and Anne

Watkins, Giles, recusant of Cirencester

Wats. See Watts.

Watson, — bis.
-, Edward, military commission to
-, military commission to
-, Henry, recusant of Whitechapel
-, James, named Burgess of Berwick-uponTweed
-, John, recusant of Spalding
-, Robert, recusant of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
-, Rowland, captain
-, Thomas, D.D., Bishop of St. David's
-, named Assistant of Ripon
-, Tobias, and his wife, recusants of Garthorpe

Watterhall, William, named Assistant of Ripon

Watters, John, named Common Councilman of Brecon

Watton, Alice, recusant of Fillongley
-, Barbara, recusant of Battle
-, Rebecca, recusant of Haseley

Watts (Wats), —
-, Edward, Deputy Lieutenant of Hertfordshire
-, Richard, Capital Burgess of Brackley
-, recusant of St. Stephen, Walbrook
-, Thomas, adjutant
-, cornet

Wavell, William, recusant of London

Way (Waye), Elizabeth, pardon for
-, William, pardon for

Waybridge. See Weybridge.

Waye. See Way.

Weal, Thomas, pardon for

Weams. See Weymes.

Weasly, Edward

weather, the, mentioned

Weatherfield. See Wethersfield.

Weaver, —, order to
-, Graves, recusant of St. Benet, Gracechurch Street
-, John, petition of

Weavers, Company of, petition of

weaving, invention relating to

Webb, —, house belonging to, St. James' Park'
-, Thomas, recusant of Isham
-, William, named Capital Burgess of Maldon

Webber, John, pardon for release of

Webster, Mordant, clerk, vicar of South Lynn
-, Thomas, recusant of Earl Shilton
-, recusant of co. Leicester

Wedbarne recte Westbury. q.v.

Wedderburne, Peter, military commission to

Weekley, co. Northampton

Weeks (Weekes), John, named Common Councilman of Rye
-, Thomas, recusant of St. Peter's, Cornhill

Welch. See Welsh.

Weld, Humphrey
-, Sir Thomas, captain, ensign to
-, Thomas, captain, company of

Weller, Mary, recusant, co. Sussex

Wells, co. Somerset assizes at inquisition taken at

Wells, Christopher, named Alderman and Bailiff of Cardiff
-, Cradock, named Alderman of Cardiff
-, Eleanor, widow and recusant of Birmingham
-, John, summoned to appear before the King
-, Jonathan, recusant of Rothwell
-, William, son of Eleanor

wells. See spas.

Welman, Dr. Simon, Fellow of the College of Physicians

Welsh (Welch), —, trial of
-, Lewis, military commission to
-, Luke, captain, ensign to
-, Robert, military commission to
-, William, pardon for

Welshpool (Poole), co. Montgomery

Wems. See Weymes.

Wennvaur. See Waenfawr.

Wentworth, Sir George, lands settled on
-, Lady Henrietta, death of, will of, validity of
-, Mary, Countess of Strafford, disorders at funeral of
-, Sir Michael, late troop of
-, Lady Philadelphia
-, Ruishee, son and heir of Sir George
-, Thomas, first Earl of Strafford
-, William, second Earl of Strafford, petition of
-, Sir William, Privy Councillor of Ireland

Wentworth and Lovelace, Lady Anne

Werden (Worden), [Robert], major general, Regiment of Horse commanded by. See under Army.
-, Thomas, recusant of Avening

Wescombe, George, military commission to

Wesel (Wessel), Germany

Wessell, Abraham, named Assistant of the White Paper Makers' Company

West, —, transported to Jamaica
-, Charles, fourteenth Baron De La Warr
-, John, to appear before the King
-, prebendary of Wherwell
-, Joseph, recusant of Langton
-, William, recusant of Wapping, Whitechapel

West Country, the bis, rebellion, rebels in

West Indies

Westbury (given as Wedbarne), Shenley, co. Buckingham

Westbury-on-Trym (Trim), co. Gloucester

Western Circuit, appointment of Judges for Justices of Assize and Gaol Delivery for, warrants to

Westerne, John, recusant of St. Ethelburga

Westley, John, lieutenant, dispensation to

Westmeath, county of

Westminster. See London, buildings, districts, etc.

Weston (Westone), —, of the Little Minories
-, Margaret, recusant, co. Sussex
-, Sir Richard

Wetherby, co. York

Wetherid, John, reprieve for

Wethersfield (Weatherfield), co. Essex

Wexford, co. Wexford

Wexford, county of quit rents payable in

Weybridge (Waybridge), co. Surrey, burial at

Weyley, John, of St. Michael Bassishaw

Weymes (Weams, Wems), Sir James, lands granted to, mentioned
-, James, military commission to
-, Sir Patrick, gift to, mentioned

Weymouth, co. Dorset, Robert of

Whadcock, Anne, wife of John
-, John, recusant of Maxstoke
-, junior
-, Thomas, son of John and Anne

Whaddon (Waden), co. Buckingham

Wharton, Henry, captain, company of, ensign to
-, Philip, fourth Baron Wharton, grants of market and fairs to

Wheatley (Wheatly), Anne, recusant of Hamptonin-Arden
-, John, Clerk of the Cordwainers' Company
-, Joseph, recusant, co. Lincoln

Wheeler (Wheler), Francis, military commission to
-, John, recusant of Tanworth
-, Thomas, recusant of Tanworth

Wherwell, co. Southampton, prebend of, in Winchester Cathedral

Wheston. See Whetstone.

Whetham, Hannah, pardon for
-, Hester, pardon for
-, Joseph, pardon for

Whetstone (Wheston, Whetston), co. Leicester

Whinchurch, John, named Alderman of Abingdon

Whiskin, Daniel, recusant of Fulbourn

Whitacre, Whitaker. See Whittaker.

Whitchcott, Sir Jeremiah

White (Whyte), —
-, —, late plumber at Windsor
-, message to, mentioned
-, Dominick, one of the King's chaplains
-, Eustace, military commission to
-, Sir Ignatius, Marquess of Albeville in the Holy Roman Empire, Envoy Extraordinary to Holland
-, Joan, recusant of Langton
-, Sir John, Founder of Merchant Taylors' School
-, John, Judge of the Admiralty, Jamaica
-, military commission to
-, Laurence, recusant of Hembury
-, Mark, named Jurat of Gravesend
-, Robert, late Clerk of the Bakers' company
-, Thomas, husband of Joan
-, recusant of Solihull
-, William, chirurgeon, military commission to
-, ensign, military commission to
-, recusant of Langton.

White Lackington. See Lackington.

White Paper Makers, Company of charter for

Whiteakre. See Whittaker.

Whiteall. See Whittle.

Whitechapel, Whitefriars, Whitehall. See London, buildings, districts, etc.

Whitehead (Whithead), George, petition of
-, Nicholas, named J.P. and Common Councilman of Berwick-upon-Tweed

Whiteman (Wightman), Richard, recusant of Lutterworth

Whites Castle, co. Kilkenny

Whithead. See Whitehead.

Whithington. See Withington.

Whitley, Roger, late Register of persons going to the Plantations

Whitmore (Witmore), Dorothy, wife of William
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Budbrooke
-, recusant, daughter of Elizabeth
-, Frances, daughter of Thomas and Mary
-, John, son of William
-, Margaret, daughter of Thomas and Mary
-, Mary, daughter of Thomas and Mary
-, wife of Thomas
-, Rowland, son of Elizabeth
-, Thomas, recusant of Rowington
-, recusant, son of Elizabeth
-, William, recusant of Edgbaston
-, junior

Whitney, Thomas, captain lieutenant to

Whittaker (Whitacre, Whitaker, Whiteakre, Whittacre), —, seizure of
-, Edward
-, Matthew, named Capital Burgess of Maldon

Whittington, Frances, recusant of West Grinstead
-, John, recusant of West Grinstead

Whittle (Whiteall), Mr., a goldsmith
-, Richard, apothecary general to the Army

Whitwell, Edward, a warder of the Tower

Whyam, Elizabeth, recusant of Edgbaston
-, Mary, recusant of Edgbaston

Whyte. See White.

Wicken, co. Cambridge, recusants of

Wickham, Tobias, Dean of York, letter from letter to

Wicklow, co. Wicklow, assizes at

Wicklow (Wickloe), county of, forfeited lands in, quit rents payable in

Widdows (Widdowes, Widows), Cassandra
-, Thomas, messenger, appointment of warrant for payment to

Widdrington (Witherington), Lady Alethia, recusant, co. Lincoln
-, Ralph, colonel former Lieutenant Governor of Berwick-on-Tweed, named J.P. and Common Councillor of Berwick-onTweed
-, William, third Baron Widdrington, dispensation to Governor of Berwick-onTweed and Holy Island recusant, co. Lincoln

Widows. See Widdowes.

Wigan, co. Lancaster, rectory of

Wigg, Robert, recusant, co. Sussex

Wight, John, Recorder of Guildford

Wight, Isle of, co. Southampton, Governor and Receiver of

Wightman. See Whiteman.

Wighwick, Thomas, petition of

Wigmore, Henry, military commission to

Wigston, co. Leicester bis

Wilbraham, Great, co. Cambridge

Wilcocks, John, dispensation to

Wilkins, Robert, named Alderman of Brackley
-, senior, recusant of Cirencester

Willes, Nathaniel, named Alderman of Lichfield.

Willett, Humphrey, information against

William, Prince of Orange
-, English Regiments in service of. See under Army.
-, James II and, letters etc. relating to
-, letters from
-, letters to
-, magistrates chosen by, unpopularity of
-, meeting between Elector of Brandenburg and

Williams, —, recusant of Hampton-in-Arden
-, Ambrose
-, Edward, recusant of Caerwys
-, Grace, recusant of Solihull
-, James, pass for
-, Jane, daughter of Thomas
-, recusant of Hampton-in-Arden
-, recusant of Solihull
-, John, pass for
-, recusant of Exeter
-, Joseph, recusant of Solihull
-, Mary, recusant of Solihull
-, Sir Rice, named of the Common Council of Carmarthen
-, Richard, pardon for
-, Samuel, Receiver of Poll Money, co. Southampton
-, Thomas, named Alderman of Cardiff
-, Capital Burgess of Brackley
-, junior, recusant of Solihull
-, senior, recusant of Solihull
-, William, named Jurat of Rye
-, pardon for
-, [afterwards Sir William], Speaker to the House of Commons, indictment etc. of

Williamson, Henry, military commission to
-, Sir Joseph
-, game preservation warrant to
-, Keeper of the State Paper Office
-, letter from
-, letters to
-, named High Steward of Gravesend

Willoughby, Francis, fifth Lord Willoughby of Parham
-, John, major, pass for
-, Stephen, recusant of Lincolnshire
-, William, sixth Lord Willoughby of Parham, late Governor of the Barbados

Willoughby, co. Leicester

Willows, Elizabeth, recusant of Haconby

Willson. See Wilson.

Willymott, James, Deputy Lieutenant of Hertfordshire

Wilmore, Elizabeth, recusant of Budbrooke
-, John, husband of Elizabeth

Wilmot, Benjamin, recusant of St. Olave's, Southwark

Wilson (Willson), Edward, named Alderman of Lichfield
-, Joan, pardon for
-, John, recusant of Thurmaston
-, Matthew, recusant of Thurmaston
-, Ruth, recusant of Thurmaston
-, Samuel, and his wife, recusants of Leicester
-, Thomas, High Sheriff of Leicestershire
-, William, named Common Councilman of Tewkesbury

Wilton, near Taunton, co. Somerset

Wilts, county of, assizes

Wiltshire, John, military commission to

Wimbish, co. Essex

Win. See Wynn.

Wincester. See Winchester.

Winch, Sir Humphrey, Deputy Lieutenant of Bucks.

Winchelsea. See Winchilsea.

Winchester, Marquess of. See Powlett, Charles.

Winchester, Bishop of
-, See also Mews, Peter.
-, Dean of
-, diocese of

Winchester (Wincester, Winton), co. Southampton, College

Winchilsea (Winchelsea), Earl of. See Finch, Heneage.

Wind (Wynde), Charles, named Common Councilman of Tewkesbury
-, William, recusant of Newcastle-uponTyne

Windall, Richard, Alderman of Liverpool

Windor, Julia

Windsor, Thomas Windsor, second Earl of Plymouth, Governor of Hull Independent Company captained by letter to Regiment of Horse commanded by. See under Army.

Windsor, Dean and Chapter of Free Chapel of, Dean of, dispensation to

Windsor, co. Berks. bis, bis, bis, bis, bis
-, Castle, Constable of garrison at, storekeeper of letters etc. dated at plumber at
-, Forest, Ranger of

Windsor Herald

Wingfield, Charles, captain, ensign to

Winkley, John, recusant of Lincolnshire bis

Winnell, John, dispensation to

Winniffe, Sir George, letter to
-, George, son of Sir George

Winnington, Sir Francis

Winteringham, Christopher, Comptroller General and Accomptant General in Ireland

Winton, Elizabeth, recusant of Shipley

Winton, co. Southampton. See Winchester.

wiredrawers, invention of a machine for

Wise, Michael, recommended for Mastership of the Choristers in St. Paul's

Wiseman, —, killed before Buda
-, Edmund, junior, named J.P. for Abingdon

Wismar, Germany

Wissenburg, Greek, (now Belgrade)

Wisto, Anne, recusant of Fulbeck

With, George, military commission to

Wither, Charles, High Sheriff of Southampton

Witherington. See Widdrington.

Witherley, Sir Thomas, President of the College of Physicians

Withing. See Wythens.

Withington (Whithington), Anne, recusant of Lincoln
-, Jane, recusant of Lincoln
-, Mary, recusant of Lincoln

Withins. See Wythens.

Withis, Elizabeth, recusant of Solihull

Witmore. See Whitmore.

Witron, —, letter to

Witternoom, Dirk, denization of

Woburn, co. Bucks. See Wooburn.

Woburn Abbey, co. Bedford, game to be preserved within ten miles of

Wogan, James, military commission to
-, Oliver, military commission to

Wolborough, co. Devon

Wolcombe, Robert, recusant of Moretonhampstead

Wolstenholme, Sir John
-, Sir Thomas, petition of

Womack (Womock), Dr. Laurence, late Bishop of St. David's

Wooburn (Woburn), co. Bucks., fairs at, grant of

Wood, Gregory, petition of
-, alias Good, John, adjutant and lieutenant in the Foot Guards, dispensation to pass for
-, John, pass for
-, Matthew, recusant of Tiverton
-, William, petition of

wood:
-, for coffins, prices of
-, ship laden with, seizure of
-, timber etc.
-, worm, protection of ships against

Woodcock, Mary, recusant of Gilmorton
-, Michael, recusant of Morton
-, Peter, warrant for apprehension of

Woodeson, George, one of the Clerks of the Signet

Woodhouse, Joseph

Woodland, Richard, and his wife, recusants of Hinckley

Woodley, John, named Serjeant at Mace of Abingdon

wool (woollens), export, manufacture etc. of

Woolcot, Robert, pardon for

Woolhouse, John

Woolters, John, pardon for

Woolwich, co. Kent, right of ballasting ships at

Wooten Waven. See Wootton Wawen.

Wootton (Wotton), James, pass for

Wootton Bassett, co. Wilts., rectory and parsonage of

Wootton Wawen (Wooten Waven), co. Warwick, recusants in

Wooward, Joseph, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Mary, daughter of Joseph
-, wife of Joseph

Worcester, Marquess of. See Somerset, Charles, styled Marquess of Worcester.

Worcester, Cathedral, prebend in prebendary of diocese of

Worcester, co. Worcester

Worcester, county of, game to be preserved in

Worden. See Werden.

Working[ton] (Workenton), co. Cumberland, market and fairs at

Works, Surveyor General of (Ireland)

Wormester. See Worminster.

Wormington, co. Gloucester

Worminster (Warminster, Wormester), co. Somerset

Worth, co. Sussex

Wotton. See Wootton.

Wraisbury. See Wyrardisbury.

Wray (Wrey), Chichester, captain, company of
-, Edward recusant of Lincoln
-, John, assignment to

Wrayford (Wreyford), Thomas, recusant of Moretonhampstead

Wraysbury. See Wyrardisbury.

Wrey. See Wray.

Wreyford. See Wrayford.

Wrigglesworth (Riglesworth), [charity lands, Abingdon]

Wright, —, captain, commander of H.M.S. Mary
-, Frances, wife of Thomas
-, John, recusant of Peckleton
-, Joseph, and his wife, recusants of Willoughby
-, Mary, recusant of Haconby
-, Sir Robert, Justice of the King's Bench and Baron of the Exchequer
-, Roger, named Alderman of Ripon
-, junior, named Assistant of Ripon
-, Thomas, recusant of Lincoln
-, William, recusant of Haconby
-, recusant of Long Claxton

Wrightson, Ralph, named Assistant of Ripon

Wroth, Robert, military commission to

Wyatt, Zachary, pardon for

Wyche, Sir Peter, Resident at Hamburg extraordinaries of

Wyersdale, Nathaniel, recusant of St. Bennet Fink

Wyke, Andrew, recusant of Manchester

Wymondeselde, Richard, named Common Councilman of Rye
-, Robert, named Common Councilman of Rye

Wynde. See Wind.

Wyndham, Sir Charles, troop of, cornet to

Wynn (Win, Wyne), —, widow, recusant of Flintshire
-, Mr.
-, Owen, warrant to
-, Theophila, petition of
-, Walter, named Jurat of Gravesend

Wyrardisbury (Wraisbury) Mill, co. Bucks.

Wythens (Withing, Withins), Sir Francis, Justice of the King's Bench bis

Wyvill, Christopher, presentation of, to deanery of Ripon

Y

Yarborough (Yarburgh), Edmund, military commission to
-, James, military commission to

Yarcombe, co. Devon

Yarmouth, Earl of. See Paston, William.

Yarmouth [Great], co. Norfolk, Mayor and Alderman of, letter to

Yate, Sir John, dispensation to
-, John, letters to
-, Joseph, letters to
-, William, named Jurat of Gravesend

Yates (Yatts), Abraham, recusant of Birmingham
-, Anne, recusant of Birmingham
-, Benjamin, recusant of Birmingham
-, George, recusant of Birmingham
-, John, recusant of Birmingham
-, Joseph, recusant of Birmingham
-, Joyce, recusant of Birmingham
-, Samuel, military commission to
-, Sarah, recusant of Birmingham
-, Thomas, recusant of Birmingham

Yeele, Nicholas, petition of

Yelverton, Henry, fifteenth Lord Grey of Ruthin, commission resigned by late troop of, pass for

Yeo, William, recusant of Wolborough

Yeomen of the Guard

Yeovil (Yeovell), co. Somerset

York, Duke of. See James II, as Duke of York.

York, Archbishop, archbishopric of archdeacon of cathedral of chancellorship of Dean and Chapter of diocese of

York, co. York
-, assizes at
-, castle
-, disorders at
-, Governor of
-, Lord Mayor of
-, Sheriffs of

York, county of High Sheriff of, North Riding of

Yorke, Charles, a soldier

Youghal (Youghall), co. Cork

Young, John, recusant of Lincoln
-, Ralph, late messenger
-, Roger, named of the Common Council of Berwick-upon-Tweed

Younger, John, D. D., chaplain to the Princess Anne and a prebendary of Canterbury

Z

Zeeland, Holland

Zell, Duke (Prince) of

Zeno, Sieur, Ambassador Extraordinary from Venice

Zigeth. See Szigeth.

Zouche, James, High Sheriff of Southampton