A.

Abberston, letters dated

Abbertanant (?)

Abbot, Mr.

Abdy, Sir Anthony

Abell, Lady Frances

Abercrombie, Mr.

Aberdalgie (?), garrison at

Aberdeen
-, Commissary of
-, Postmaster of

Aherdeenshire
-, Sheriff Depute of

"Abergeldie's daughter,"

Abers, Maria

Aberuchell (Abruchell)

Abingdon
-, Recorder of

Abingdon, James, Earl of

Abington, Richard

Abra, John

"Abraham,"

Accounts (see Money Matters).
-, Controller-General of

Achime, Sir Nicholas

Acklam (sic), Penelope

Acland, Penelope

Acott, Dr. Robert

Acton, Jonathan
-, Lieut.

Acts of Parliament (see Parliament).

Adam, William

Adams, Capt.
-, Cornelia
-, David
-, Ensign
-, Lieut. Isaac
-, Jane
-, John
-, Sir Robert
-, Samuel

Adamson (Addamson), Charles
-, John

Adderly, Capt.

Addington, Thomas

Addis, Mr.

Addison, Lancelot

Admiral, Lord High, office of

Admiralty, the
-, complaints against
-, Court of
-, Entry Books of
-, Judge of
-, Marshal of
-, negligence of
-, Office
-, Secretary to
-, Victualling Office of

Admitten, Robert

Adolphi, John

Adriaensen (Adriyansen), Jacob
-, Jeremydsen

Adriese, Jan

Aelliez, Cornelez

Aert, —

African Company, the

Agar, Mr.
-, Thomas

Agnew, Andrew

Ailesbury, Thomas, Earl of

Airlie, Earl of

Albani, a Roman

Albany (New York)

Albaville, Marquis de

Albemarle, George, Duke of
-, his proceedings in Jamaica
-, Elizabeth, Dowager-Duchess of

Alberti, Bernardo

Alberts, Cornelis

Albrett, Charles

Alby, Jacob

Alcorn, Henry

Alcroft, Thomas

Aldenbode, Jan

Aldershot (?)

Aldridge, Dr Henry

Aldworth, Richard

Ale, see Beer.

Aleby, George

Alexandria

Algarves, the

Algate, Capt.

Algiers
-, Consul at
-, Dey of
-, ships of

Algood, Thomas

Alienation Office
-, Commissioners of the

Alij, James

Alington, Capt. William

Alix, Mr.

Allan (see Allen).

Allard, Mary
-, Ursin

Allcock, Mr.

Allegiance, oath of

Allen (Allan, Allain, Alleyn, Alline), Daniel
-, Edmund
-, father of
-, grandfather of
-, Henry
-, Sir Joshua
-, Mr.
-, Thomas
-, Sir Thomas
-, Sir William

Alleson, William

Alleyn (see Allen).

Allies, the
-, strength of

"Alligarty,"

Allreght, Gerret

Allworth, Capt. Boyle

"Allycourt," a Turk

Almoner, Lord High (see William III., Almoner of).

Alms, reference to

Alnage, the

Alresford, fire at

Alsop, Robert
-, Thomas

Alston, Edmund
-, John

Altona

Alured, John

Alva, Mons. de
-, General

Aly, Richard

Ambassadors

America
-, King's service in
-, Protestants sent to
-, slaves sold to, after Monmouth's rebellion

Amis, William

Ampthill, pass to

Amsterdam
-, gentlemen of
-, letters dated at
-, magistrates of
-, proposals of
-, ships of

Amurath (Amaruth) III., Sultan

Amwell

Ancrum, Earl of
-, arrest of

Anderman, Sieur

Andernach

Anderson, —
-, Catherine
-, George
-, John
-, Lieut.
-, Mr.
-, Nicholas
-, Thomas
-, William

Anderton, Matthew

Andover

Andrews (Andrewes, Andrew), Dionysius
-, Matthew
-, Thomas

Andros, Sir Edward
-, charges against

Anglesea
-, Attorney-General of
-, Chancellor or Chamberlain of
-, Chief-Justice of
-, Custos Rotulorum of
-, judicial seal of
-, justices of
-, Foll Bill of
-, Roman Catholics in
-, seal of
-, Sheriff of
-, Vice-Admiralty of

Angus, James, Earl of

Ankerey, Serjeant

Annandale, Earl of

Austruther

Anstruther, William

Antau, Maria

Antigua

Antoni, Mons.

Antrim
-, garrison of

Antrim, Earl of

Anwill, Owen

Appeals, Commissioners of

Appledore

Apprentice, murder of
-, immoderate correction of

Ap Rice, James

Apthorpe, letters dated at

Arbruchell (see Aberuchell).

Arbuthnot, Mr.

Archenbeau, Timothy

Archer, Henry

Arches, Court of

Arcliffe Fort

Ardee

Ardglass, Countess of
-, Mr. Price, her son
-, Earl of, warrant for creation of

Ardmanock, lordship of

"Ards, the,"

Arentse (Arents), Johanna
-, Jannetie
-, Wouter

Areson, Jacob

Argyll, Archibald, Earl of
-, Countess of

Argyllshire

Ariaens (Aryiens), Gervert
-, Neellie

Ariens, Peter

Ariesz, Jacob

Arinstoun

Arlingham, Abraham

Arlington, Countess-Dowager of
-, Earl of

Armagh

Armar, William

Armesia (?), Archbishop of

Armistoun, Laird of

Armoury, the

Arms and ammunition, references to
-, concealment of
-, manufacture of

Armstrong, —
-, Andrew
-, John
-, Lieut.
-, Mr.
-, Richard
-, Sir Thomas

Army (James II.'s)
-, in Ireland
-, condition and health of
-, deserters from
-, regiments in, Lord Abercorn's
-, Lord Antrim's
-, Col. Dudley Bagnal's
-, Col. John Barrett's
-, Lord Boffin's
-, Col. Walter Bourk's
-, Sir Ulrick Bourk's
-, Col. John Brown's
-, Col. Dominck Brown's
-, Col. Edmund Butler's
-, Col. Richard Butler's
-, Col. Thomas Butler's
-, Col. Henry Dillon's
-, Sir Charles Carney's
-, Lord Castleconnel's
-, Col. Charles Cavenagh's
-, Lord Clancarty's
-, Earl of Clanrickard's
-, Col. Robert Clifford's
-, Sir James Cotter's
-, Sir Michael Creagh's
-, Col. Dorington's
-, Lord Dover's
-, Lord Dumbarton's
-, Lord Dungan's
-, Sir Maurice Eustace's
-, Col. Robert Feilding's
-, The Lord Grand Prior Fitz-James'
-, Sir John Fitzgerald's
-, Lord Galmoy's (?)
-, Lord Galway's (?)
-, Lord Gormanstown's
-, Col. John Grace's
-, Grandmont's
-, Col. John Hamilton's
-, Lord Hunsdon's
-, Lord Iveagh's
-, Lord Killmallock's
-, Lord Louth's
-, Col. Henry Luttrell's
-, Col. Simon Luttrell's
-, Col. Arthur MacMahon's
-, Col. Thomas Maxwell's
-, Col. Bryan McDermott's
-, Col. McGillicuddy's
-, Col. McGuire's
-, Col. McCarty Morris'
-, Col. Charles Moore's
-, Lord Mountcastle's
-, Col. Edmund Nugent's
-, Col. William Nugent's
-, Col. Charles O'Bryan's
-, Col. Daniel O'Bryan's
-, Col. Roger O'Cahara's
-, Col. O'Connor's
-, Col. O'Dogherty's
-, Col. O'Donnel's
-, Col. Oliver O'Gara's
-, Col. Cormac O'Neill's
-, Col. Gordon O'Neill's
-, O'Neal's
-, Sir Neill O'Neill's
-, Col. Richard Oxborough's
-, Col. John Parker's
-, Col. Plunkett's
-, Col. James Purcell's
-, Col. Nicholas Purcell's
-, The Queen's
-, Col. Miles Riley's
-, Col. Edmund Ryley's
-, Col. Sarsfield's
-, Sir Edward Scott's
-, "Seaux,"
-, Lord Slaney's
-, Col. Sunderland's
-, Col. Tyrconnel's
-, Lord Tyrone's
-, Lord Westmeath's
-, sickness or mortality in
-, (William III.'s), see also Allies, the; Continent, the; Emperor, the; Flanders, Holland, Ireland, Scotland, and Volunteers
-, accounts of
-, Advocate-General of
-, cadet companies in
-, clothing of
-, coats for
-, Commissary-General of
-, Commissaries or Deputy-Commissaries for
-, Commissioners of
-, Controller-General of Provisions for
-, deserters from
-, disaffections in
-, equipment of
-, foreign troops in
-, Danish
-, Dutch
-, Flemish
-, French
-, German
-, Swedish
-, Swiss
-, Wurtemburg
-, horses for
-, independent troop in
-, Irish in
-, Irish establishment in
-, jealousies in
-, Judge Advocate of
-, muster rolls of
-, Musters, Deputy-Commissary of
-, officers of, lists of
-, pay of (arrears of, &c.)
-, Paymaster of
-, General of
-, Physician-General of
-, promotion in
-, provisions for
-, Protestant officers of
-, Provost Marshal of
-, punishments in
-, Quartermaster-General of (see Scravenmoer).
-, recruits for (see Recruits, p. of Index).
-, reformed officers in
-, regiments in:
-, Earl of Angus'
-, Earl of Annandale's
-, Earl of Argyll's
-, Col. Babington's
-, Earl of Bath's
-, Lord Bargeny's
-, Baye's
-, Col. John Beaumont's
-, Belcastle's
-, Sir Henry Bellasis'
-, Col. John Berkeley's
-, Lord Berkely's
-, Col. William Beveridge's
-, Lord Blantyre's
-, Duke of Bolton's
-, Boncour's
-, Bouregard's
-, Lord Brandon's
-, Brandenburg
-, Col. Richard Brewer's
-, Col. Butler's
-, Col. Robert Byerley's
-, Col. Cambon's (see Du Cambon's).
-, Lord Cardross'
-, Count Carleson's
-, Earl of Carnarvon's
-, George Viscount Castleton's
-, Lord Cavendish's
-, Prince Christian's
-, Col. Churchill's
-, Lord Churchill's
-, Lord Colchester's
-, the Coldstreams
-, Sir David Collier's (Collyer's)
-, Col. Colnyen's
-, Lord Cornbury's
-, Col. John Coy's
-, Col. Richard Cunningham's
-, Col. Cutts'
-, Col. de la Melonière's
-, Lord Delamere's
-, Count de Lannoy's
-, Col. Daniel Dering's
-, Sir Edward Derine's
-, Lord Devonshire's
-, Col. D'Offarrell's (see O'Farell's).
-, Col. Donett's
-, Col. Donep's
-, Lieut. Robert Douglas'
-, Mr. Douglas'
-, Lieut.-Gen. Douglas'
-, The Earl of Drogheda's
-, Dragoons, the
-, the Dragoons (Irish)
-, Dragoons, the King's
-, Dragoons, the Royal
-, Col. Francis Du Cambon's (Cambon's)
-, Col. Thomas Earl's
-, Sir John Edgworth's
-, Brigadier Ellenberger's
-, Engineers
-, Enkisttins'
-, the Enniskillen
-, Eppinger's
-, Col. Erffa's
-, Col. Thomas Fairfax's
-, Capt. Featherstonhaugh's
-, Sir John Fenwick's
-, Col. Fitzpatrick's
-, Col. Foulkes'
-, Col. Franks'
-, Prince Frederick's
-, the Funnen
-, the Fusileers
-, Prince George of Denmark's
-, Ginckell's
-, Earl of Glencairn's
-, Col. Godfrey's
-, Sir Thomas Gower's (Gore's)
-, Duke of Grafton's
-, the Laird of Grant's
-, the Grenadiers
-, Col. Groben's
-, Grudyer's (?)
-, The Guards
-, "Blue regiment" of
-, Foot
-, Horse
-, Life
-, Sir John Guise's
-, Sir John Hales'
-, Halford's
-, Col. Hamilton's
-, Col. Lord George Hamilton's
-, Sir John Hanmer's
-, Col. Ferdinando Hastings'
-, Lieut.-Col. Haxthausen's
-, Col. Charles Herbert's
-, Lord Hewett's
-, Col. Anthony Heyford's
-, Col. Hodges
-, Holscher's
-, Col. Holt's
-, Horse Guards (Scotch)
-, (English)
-, Sir Henry Ingoldsby's
-, the Irish
-, Baron Jewell's (Juel's)
-, the Jutland
-, Lord Kenmure's
-, Earl of Kingston's
-, Major-Gen. Kirke's
-, Col. La Caillemote's
-, Col. Francis Langston's
-, Sir John Lanier's
-, Sir James Lesley's (Leslie's)
-, Col. Lestead's
-, the Earl of Leven's
-, Col. Leveson's
-, Sir Thomas Levingston's
-, Earl of Lichfield's
-, Count de Lippe's
-, Lord Lisburne's
-, Col. Sir Thomas Lloyd's
-, the Londonderry
-, Lord Lovelace's
-, the Lowenhaupt
-, Lucan's Dragoons
-, Lord Lumley's
-, Col. Robert Lundy's
-, Col. Francis Luttrell's
-, the Marines (see Earl of Torrington's).
-, Earl of Mar's
-, Earl of Marlborough's
-, Col. Edward Matthew's
-, Col. Macarty's
-, Major-Gen. Mackay's
-, Earl of Meath's
-, the Miners
-, Marquis de Miremont's
-, the Earl of Monmouth's
-, Monpouillan's
-, the Nassau
-, Duke of Norfolk's
-, Duke of Northumberland's
-, Col. O'Farrell's
-, the Oldenburg
-, Earl of Orford's
-, James, Duke of Ormond's
-, Lieut.-Col. Ortzen's
-, Lord Ossory's
-, Col. Oyen's (Oyer's ?)
-, Earl of Pembroke's
-, Sir Robert Peyton's
-, The Queen's
-, Col. Ramsey's
-, Col. Richards'
-, Baron de Riedessell's
-, Earl of Roscommon's
-, Lord Ross's
-, the Royal
-, Horse
-, Col. Russell's
-, Sir George St. George's
-, Col. St. John's
-, Col. Sankey's
-, Col. Schake's (Schieck's)
-, the Duke of Schomberg's
-, Lt.-Col. Schon's
-, Scotch Foot Guards
-, Scotch Life Guards
-, Scots'
-, Scravenmoer's
-, Col. Sechestede's
-, the Earl of Selkirk's
-, Count Silvin's
-, Count de Solms'
-, Col. William Stewart's
-, Lord Strathnaver's
-, Viscount Sydney's
-, Col. Talmash's
-, Major-Gen. Tettan's
-, Col. Tiffin's
-, Touche's
-, Earl of Torrington's
-, Col. Charles Trelawny's
-, Van Lippe's
-, Van Oyer's
-, Col. Edward Villiers'
-, Col. Vittinghoff's
-, Col. Wauchop's
-, Col. Weiss
-, Col. Henry Wharton's
-, Wynn's dragoons
-, the Laird of Yester's
-, Zealand
-, Zulestein's
-, matters relating to, lists of, &c.
-, Roman Catholics in
-, Scotch troops in
-, shoes for
-, sick and wounded in
-, signalling code in
-, stores for
-, surgeons in
-, tents for
-, Treasurer to
-, waggons for
-, widows of soldiers in

Arnaud, Le Sieur James

Arnauld, Mrs.

Arneal, Arthur

Arnell, David

Arneston

Arnold, John
-, Mr.
-, Thomas
-, William

Arnott, Major George

Arnway, John

Arran, Countess of
-, James, Earl of
-, escape of, from the Tower

Arrat (see Arrot).

Array, Jas.

Arris, Lieut. Robt.

Arrot (Arrat) —
-, Lt.-Col. William

Arthur, Sir Daniel
-, James
-, Ellen

Artillery, the
-, Commissaries of
-, Mons. Gouluns unfit to direct
-, Commissioners of

Arundel, Mr.
-, Thomas
-, of Wardour, Lord

Artimo, Balthazar

Ash (Ashe), Capt.
-, Charles
-, Capt. Edward
-, Joseph
-, Richard
-, Thomas

Ashburnham, John, Lord

Ashbury, Anne

Ashby, Arthur
-, Capt.
-, Admiral, Sir J.

Ashton, Charles
-, Elizabeth
-, Matthew, (see Assheton)

Ashurst, Henry
-, Sir Henry
-, Sir William

Ashmole, Mr.

Ashwood, James

Askew, Mrs.

Asmar, Mons., a French surgeon

Aspin, Elizabeth
-, Thomas

Assain, Bridge of, James II.'s camp at

Assheton, Sir Ralph

Assier, William

Assize, the "bloody,"

Astley, Sir Jacob

Aston, Edmund
-, Thomas

Astrey, Sir Samuel

Atcheson's Haven

Atchinson, Sir Nicholas

Atherdee

Athlone

Atholl (Athole), John, Marquis of
-, Men of

Athy

Atkins (Atkyns), Ralph
-, Sir Robert
-, Sir Thomas
-, Thomas

Atkinson, Capt.

Attorney-General, the
-, the Queen's

Atwood, Susanna
-, William

Aubert, Noel

Aubin, Mr.
-, Peter

Aubing, Mrs.

Auchenbreek

Auchmouty, Capt. John
-, Lieut.
-, Peter
-, Ensign Walter

Au Comte, Stephen

Auditors, the (see Exchequer).

Audley End, purchase money for

Audineau, Jacques

Audoier, Zachariah

Aufrey, Samuel

Auger, Capt.

Augin, Mons.

Augsburg

Aumede, Stephen

Aumont, Ann

Auriol, John

Austin (Austine, Austen), Sir John
-, Lieut. Lucas
-, Mr.
-, Robt.

Avenaux, Isaac

Averam, Baron de

Aveland, Viscount (see Monmouth, Earl of).

Avignon

Avington, manor house of

Avis, Joseph

Awbrey, Herbert

Axell, Thomas

Ayereynsen, Hendrick

Ayles, Capt.

Aylesford

Ayleway (Holloway, Halloway), Mr.
-, Robert

Aylis, Lieut. William

Aylmer, Capt. George
-, Mary

Ayloff, Capt.
-, Henry

Ayrshire
-, sheriff of

Ayres, Capt.

Ayscough, Sir Edward

Azores, the