F

Fabre, Peter, tutor, pass for

Fabury, Daniel, disbanded French soldier

Fairborn (Faireborne), —, captain, appointed C. in C. of convoy to Newfoundland
-, Stafford, captain, his company in Selwyn's regiment

Fairfax, Charles, colonel, heirs of, pension for
-, Thomas, brigadier, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 5th foot.
-, Thomas, lord Fairfax, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R.

Fairn, Easter. See Ross, W.

Falconer (Faulconer, Fawconer), John, deputy lieutenant for Hampshire
-, Patrick, soldier, killed in Edinburgh

Falconer of Phesdo, Sir James, commissioner for auditing accounts of the Treasury, Scotland

Falconers. See King's falconers.

False news, writers, publishers and dispersers of, arrest of proceedings against

Fane, Vere, earl of Westmorland, death of

Fanning, John, junior, of Sirdall, death of

Fans, seizure of

Farrell, John, petition of

Farrington, Richard, certificate signed by

Farthings, proposals for coining

Fasham, Samuel, jurat and J.P. for Deal

Fast, general, proclamation of

Faulconer. See Falconer.

Fauldlees in Lesmahagow parish, co. Lanark, lands

Fauuin, Jean, disbanded French soldier

Favre, John, disbanded French soldier

Fawconer. See Falconer.

Fayall [Fayal, Azores], ships for

Fea, Patrick, in Orkney, petition of

Fearn, David, late conjunct commissary of Ross

Fearson, —, ensign in Bridges' regiment, desiring naturalization

Featherstonhalgh, —, major, his troop in Wood's regiment

Fee farms, rents of

Fees. See Baronetcies; Foresters; Scotland, officials of

Feilding. See Fielding.

Fellow, Samuel, judgment for
-, Thomas, judgment for

Fenn (Fen), Gerard, M.A., chaplain to Bridges' regiment
-, Nicholas, scholar of Winchester nominated for New College, Oxford.

Fenner, Rest., publisher, arrested and discharged

Fens. See Lincolnshire.

Fenwick, —, search in Northumberland for
-, John, lieutenant in Selwyn's regiment, petition of, his father's estate
-, Sir John, conspiracy of

Ferassier (Ferassiers), count Dona, husband of lady Ellen Colvill, petition of, grant of jointure estate to, recommended

Ferguson (Fergusson), James, colonel, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 26th foot
-, of Barclonachan, John, advocate, charter to, wife of, see Whiteford, Jean.

Feriland. See Ferryland.

Fernes. See Furnes.

Fernham, John, cornet in Raby's regiment

Ferrers of Chartley, lord. See Shirley, Sir R.

Ferrier, Anthony, disbanded French soldier

Ferries. See Datchet; Ireland.

Ferryland (Feriland), Newfoundland, merchant of

Feversham, earl of. See Duras, Lewis de.

Ficher. See Fisher.

Fieehee. See Fisher.

Field, Charles, suspect Romish priest

Fielding (Feilding), Charles, report signed by
-, George, captain in the royal regiment of horse

Fife, chamberlain of, his fees

Fifehead Magdalen, co. Dorset

Filot, Jean, disbanded French soldier

Finances of William III:
-, civil list (1690) for Scotland
-, expenses of ambassadors, see various persons; of Treasurer of the Chamber
-, misapplication of public money
-, national debt (1688–1690)
-, payment of messengers of seamen, of secret service money
-, revenue of the Letter Post Office, Edinburgh, Sir J. Lowther's estimate of the revenue of 1689–90
-, supplies voted by parliament by Irish parliament, by Scottish parliament
-, See also Aids; Army (finance); Customs (duties; revenue); Exchequer receipt; Excise (revenue); Navy (supply); Post Office (revenue).

Finch, Daniel, 2nd earl of Nottingham, secretary of state, letter from, mentioned.

Fines, granting of
-, And see Green Wax

Finglass (Finglas, Fingliss), Dr. his information

Finisterre, Cape

Finney, James, fireworker, allowance for

Finnick, barony of, creation of

Firemasters of artillery, allowances for

Fireships, burnt by accident, see also French navy.

Fireworkers of artillery, allowances for

Fireworks

First fruits, remission of

Fish trade, in the Mediterranean, better salting and curing required, And see Herrings; Pilchards.

Fisher (Ficher, Fieehee), —, captain, case of
-, John, senior and junior, merchants of London, passes for
-, John, clothier of East Stoke, information of
-, Stephen, petition signed by

Fisheries bill (1692), committee for

Fisheries and fishings, directions in the Commission of Trade re, And see Greenland; Kent, coast of; Nova Scotia; Salmon fishing.

Fishing company. See Royal Fishing.

Fitch, John, undertaker in works at Portsmouth, frauds by

Fitzgerald, —, colonel, prisoner in Lincoln gaol
-, —, Jacobites meet at his house
-, Henry, warrant to arrest
-, James, returned from France without licence.

Fitz James, James, duke of Berwick, design for invading Scotland by, alleged, reported movements of

Fitzmaurice, Thomas, 21st lord Kerry, pardon for

Fitzpatrick, —, counsel, marriage settlement drawn up by
-, Barnaby, lord of Upper Ossory, estate of
-, Bryan, late lord of Upper Ossory, estate of
-, James, outlawry of
-, John, colonel, sister of, wife of John Coghlan
-, Richard, captain, grant to

Fitz Roy, Charles, duke of Grafton, governor to
-, James, duke of Monmouth. See Scott.

Flag Officers, the three, allowed to sit in parliament

Flaherty, Robert, late cornet in Ross's regiment, case of
-, Cp. Flatherly.

Flanders, the Flemings:
-, cloth and serges from, cp. Camlets; Linen; Tapestry.
-, conspirator in
-, corn for and in
-, East India Company in, octroy for establishing
-, fighting and services done in, for William III
-, French troops assembled in cp. Dunkirk.
-, governor of, and trade prohibitions
-, hospitals in, clerk and comptroller in, physician's service in
-, journey via
-, and the Lace Act
-, regiments in
-, Scottish regiments from, disbanded officers of, petition of
-, Spanish ambassador (marquis de Cannales) going to
-, Spanish ministers in
-, trade prohibitions in
-, treaty guaranty for
-, William III for and in
-, wool from, exportation of, prohibition of, tax on
-, woollen manufactures in prohibition of

Flandours, —, felo de se

Flandrin, Jean, disbanded French soldier

Flatherly, Robert, suspect
-, Cp. Flaherty.

Fleetwood, Thomas, petition of
-, [William], rector of St. Augustine's, London, commission to

Flemings, the. See Flanders.

Flemming, Mr.

Fletcher, [Benjamin], colonel, late governor of New York, enquiry re

Fleury, Charles, French commissioner for soliciting the performance of the capitulation of Fort York, petition of

Floid, —, his pretensions, cp. Lloid.

Florence, grand duke of, act published in by

Florida (Carolina (Carolana) Florida), province of, grant of, naval protection requested for

Florida Company, proposed incorporation of

Folcartoun in Lesmahagow parish, co. Lanark, lands, corn mill, etc.

Folke. See Foulke.

Fonsibrane, —, ensign in Bridges' regiment, desiring naturalization

Fontaine. See Fountain.

Fookes. See Foulke.

Foot-paths. See Roads.

Forbes, —, captain, his evidence re Darien affairs
-, Arthur, 2nd earl of Granard, movements of, his son's marriage
-, William, lord Forbes, commissioner for auditing accounts of the Treasury, Scotland, pension for
-, William, late captain in Fox's regiment
-, William, ensign in Churchill's regiment

Forbes of Learnie, Robert, advocate, nominated judge of the Admiralty court of Scotland

Ford, Sir Edward, his proposition for coining farthings

Fordhouse, co. Ayr, lands

Foreign affairs, earl of Portland and

Foreign ministers, chaplains in the service of, controversy re lords justices power sto treat with

Foreign policy and relations of William III with:
-, Denmark
-, the Emperor and Turkey
-, Europe, peace of
-, France
-, Genoa
-, Holstein
-, Morocco
-, the Pensioner cp. Heinsius, Anton.
-, the Pope
-, Russia
-, States General
-, Sweden
-, Turkey. See above the Emperor.

Foreign princes, letters from the king to, writing of

Foreign troops in the army. See Army.

Foreign universities. See Universities.

Foreigners, serving in the Ordnance, see Ordnance; Vernon on treatment of

Forest (Forrest), Gabriel, late governor of Fort Bourbon
-, John, lieutenant in Fairfax's regiment

Foresters' fee

Forests and parks:
-, See Doonmanos.
-, Folewood.
-, Lyndhurst.
-, Needwood.
-, New Forest.
-, Sherwood.
-, West Derby.
-, Windsor Little Park.

Forfar, earl of. See Douglas, A.

Forfeited lands, forfeitures. See Ireland; Murderer's estate; St. Christophers; Scotland (escheats).

Forfeited paper, grant of

Forglen, sheriffdom of Banff, lands and barony

Forrest. See Forest.

Forrester, Mrs., annuity for
-, Thomas, minister at St. Andrews, petitioner

Fort Bourbon. See Fort York.

Fort William, co. Inverness:
-, regiment at, establishment full pay for
-, reparations at

Fort York (Fort Bourbon), Hudson Bay:
-, capitulation of, French commissioner soliciting performance of, see Fleury, C.; goods taken at, negotiations with the French re, law officers opinion on the case
-, governor of. See Forrest, Gabriel.

Forth, river, convoys from Camphire to

Fortifications:
-, building on lands adjoining. See Law, points of.
-, demolition of. See Bass, the.
-, state of, report to the House of Lords on
-, And see Chatham; Medway; Plymouth; Portsmouth; Scotland.

Fosbrook, William, counterfeiter

Foulis, co. Ross, land and barony
-, Easter, burgh of barony and market

Foulke (Folke, Foulk, Foulks, Foulkes, Fookes), —, colonel, regiment of, accounts and debts of
-, Mr., "a famous conveyancer," drawing up marriage articles
-, John, captain, his troop in the royal regiment

Fountain (Fountaine, Fontaine), Bernard, master of the St. Pierre de Calais
-, Edward, returned from France without licence

Fournier, Jean Baptiste
-, Stephen, disbanded French soldier

Fowke, Francis, captain in Fox's regiment

Fowler, Edward, bishop of Gloucester, petition signed by
-, George, suspect

Fowlis, Henry, captain of the Deal Castle, letter from

Fowns, John, barrister, elected steward of Shrewsbury

Fox, Mr., order to
-, Edward, colonel, regiment of, commissions in
-, Sir Stephen, commissioner of the Treasury

Foxcroft, John, M.A., presented to the vicarage of Nuneaton

Frampton, Tregonwell, grant to

France:
-, adherents of James II in
-, ambassador extraordinary to. See Bentinck, W., earl of Portland; Montagu, C., earl of Manchester; Villiers, E., earl of Jersey.
-, clergy in, and conquest of Ireland
-, corresponding and trading with, during the war. See Enemy.
-, court of, couriers passing between French ambassador and
-, and Denmark, relations between
-, disbanded soldiers going to
-, embassy in, secretary to. See Prior, M.; Stanyon, A.
-, fighting and services in, for William III
-, fugitive in
-, horses for, seizure of
-, imports from Scotland to, tariff on
-, Lilienroth's next commission for
-, and Munster, relations between
-, passage boat between Shoreham and
-, persons returning from, arrest of, licences for, etc. See Treason.
-, pictures of the Prince of Wales brought from, and see Pictures.
-, protestants from and in. See French protestants.
-, Roman Catholic preacher in
-, ships for and from
-, and Spain, understanding expected between
-, spy in
-, and States General, trade agreement between
-, and Sweden, relations between
-, touching for king's evil in
-, trade with. See Trade.
-, travellers to and from
-, treaties with. See Treaties.
-, lord Trimleston in
-, war with, Sir D. Colyear's services in, transports for, debt for, and treaty negotiations
-, and Wolfenbuttle, relations between
-, wool exported to, discoveries of, and see Holland; Scotland.

Francillon, Pierre, disbanded French soldier

Franciscan friar

Franco, Abraham, denization of

Frankland (Frankeland), Sir Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R., letter to

Franks, —, deputy commissary of musters

Franque, Richard, captain in Belasis's regiment, desiring naturalization

Franville, — de, lieutenant in F. Hamilton's regiment, desiring naturalization.

Fraser, James, payment to
-, Simon, captain, convocation raised by

Fraser of Leuchloyn, Hugh, petition of

Fraser of Migarie, John, petition of

Frazié, Pierre, disbanded French soldier

Freake. See Freke.

Frederick, elector of Brandenburg:
-, envoy extraordinary to. See Frise, H. de, count de Frise; Stepney, G.
-, his territories, French and Vandois protestants in, assistance for

Frederick Augustus, king of Poland, "grand musqueteers of," captain of, at Leipzig fair

Fredericsburgh, Germany, William III at

Freeman, George, attorney in Bristol, letter to
-, Samuel, D.D., dean of Peterborough and rector of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, commission to

Freer, Dr. Adam, physician general to the forces in Scotland, commission and salary

Freke (Freake), Thomas, letter from

French, the French:
-, ambassador to England, see Hostun, C. d', comte de Tallard; [to Holland, see Mesmes, J.A. de, comte d'Avaux]; to Spain, see Spain.
-, bakers, petition of
-, in Canada. See Canada.
-, churches in England, erection of, in Zelle. See Zelle.
-, clothworkers. See below protestants.
-, colonies in N. America, boundaries of
-, commissioners for trade (for Hudson Bay affairs), referees for, see Arkinstall, R.; Jordan, T.
-, Cp. Fleury, C.; Fort York; Hostun, C. d', comte de Tallard.
-, congregation. See Stockholm.
-, consul at Corunna
-, courier at Dover, Cp. France, court of
-, encroachments on the Nova Scotia fishery
-, flyboats. See Greenland fishing.
-, Fort York captured by and retaken from
-, in Gambia
-, Huguenot families at Doonmanos
-, language, memoirs in
-, at Leghorn, favoured treatment of
-, money, counterfeiting of
-, navy; fleet:
-, defeat of, by earl of Orford
-, engagements against, mentioned
-, fireship in, commander of
-, officers of, petition of
-, prizes taken by. See Prizes.
-, proposals for destroying
-, quarantine exemptions for, at Leghorn and Genoa
-, visiting and searching by
-, officers of English regiments in Ireland desiring naturalization
-, part of St. Christophers, desolated
-, pensioners on the Irish establishment, arrears of
-, prisoners taken by. See Prisoners.
-, privateers, captured
-, prizes taken by. See Prizes.
-, protestant, protestants (protestant refugees, Vaudois):
-, clothworkers, petition of
-, certificate of life for
-, charity for, collection and disposal of commissioners for
-, escape and protection of
-, minister, conspiracy discovered by
-, in the navy. See Navy.
-, petition of
-, prosecution of
-, seizure of
-, soldiers disbanded in Ireland, see below soldiers.
-, regiments, troops:
-, assembled in Flanders, cp. Dunkirk.
-, in Ireland:
-, disbanding of
-, officers of
-, subsistence for
-, for Wolfenbuttle
-, ships:
-, ashore in Bigbury Bay near Plymouth, in Mount's Bay, near Penzance
-, captured after the peace
-, commander of, seizure of
-, English seamen taken out of
-, Irishman taken out of
-, at Leghorn, favoured treatment of
-, plundering of
-, stopped, seized, etc.
-, visiting and searching of
-, wool ships, seizure and release of
-, soldiers (protestants), disbanded in Ireland and going to Holland, lists of
-, troops. See above regiments.

French, Philip, debt due to
-, Richard, respite and pardon for

Frendraugh, viscount. See Crichton, Lewis.

Frendraugh, co. Aberdeen, town, lands, barony, manor place and tower

Frere, Jeremy, ensign in Granville's regiment desiring naturalization
-, Susan, letters from, mentioned, letter to, and Mr. Whitaker.

Freschenay, Jacques, disbanded French soldier.

Friend, Sir John, executed for high treason, estate of, proceedings re

Frieze (Frize) coats, seizure of

Frise (Frize), Henry de, prince de Frise, envoy extraordinary to the elector of Brandenburg, expense for, regiment of, in the States' service

Frize. See Frieze.

Frowler, Mr., letter delivered by

Fugerolle, Jean, disbanded French soldier

Fulford, co. York

Fullarton, —, lieutenant-colonel, relict of, pension for

Fuller, Samuel, D.D., dean of Lincoln, deceased

Furnace (Furnese), Sir Henry [M.P. for Bramber], expelled from the Commons, and the Lace Acts

Furnes (Fernes), Belgium, prisoner taken by the French at

Furs, and see Beaver skins.

Furzer, Daniel, appointed surveyor of the Navy

Fusees (Fuzees), exportation of

Fyssiniere, John, ensign in Columbine's regiment, desiring naturalization