Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III, 1699-1700. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1937.
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Labatt [Francis], lieutenant in F. Hamilton's regiment desiring naturalization
Labene, Mr. de, recommended for a pension
La Bertaus, Louis, disbanded French soldier
La Besne, Mr. de, pension proposed for
Laborie, Anthoine, disbanded French soldier
La Case, John, disbanded French soldier
Lace, importation of, Acts prohibiting
Lace Act or Bill, bill in the Commons to revoke operations of, to be redressed
La Comble, Pierre, disbanded French soldier
La Coude [John], captain in Puissar's regiment desiring naturalization
La Coudriere, Jean Rabault de, lieutenant colonel of Galway's regiment, bounty for
La Coure, Mathew, ensign in Brewer's regiment desiring naturalization
La Croix, John, ensign in Columbine's regiment desiring naturalization
La Croze or La Cross, Anthony Marie de, vicar of Old Windsor, allowance for
La Dague, Jacque, disbanded French soldier
Ladalegue, Jaque, disbanded French soldier
Laet, — de, captain, his company in Colyear's regiment
La Farelle [John Lewis de], captain in Jacob's regiment desiring naturalization
La Faucille, Mr. de, his command at Sligo
Lafford. See Lifford.
La Fitte (Lafite), Mathew, lieutenant
in Tidcombe's regiment desiring
naturalization
-, Matthieu, disbanded French
soldier
-, Timothy, disbanded French
soldier
La Fontaine (La Fountaine), —,
ensign in Tidcombe's regiment
desiring naturalization
-, —, vacant pension of, petition
for
-, John de, sheriff of Bedfordshire, licence of absence for
La Force, duchess de. See Beringhen, Suzanne de.
La Forest, Peter, disbanded French soldier
La Fortune, John, disbanded French soldier
La Fountaine. See La Fontaine.
La Grave, David Bec de, disbanded French soldier
La Haye, Sieur de, suspect
Lahill. See Loughel.
Lake, Warwick, knight of the shire of Middlesex, foreman of a jury
La Maison Blanch, Monsr. de, letters from
Laman, Ramsey de, captain in Webb's regiment desiring naturalization
Lamb, William or John, merchant in Edinburgh, deceased, escheat of
Lambart, Castillina, countess of Cavan, petitioner youngest son of, education of, king's grant for
Lambert, John, captain, of Amsterdam, ship taken by
La Melonnière. See Monceau.
La Metière, Sieur de. See Le Hardy.
La Molliere, Stephen, bounty for
La Mothe, Josias de, bounty for
La Muce, marquis de, petition of
Lanark (Lanerk), commissary clerk of, shire of, excise of, tack of
Lancaster [William], D.D., vicar of St. Martin's in the Fields, commission to
Lancaster, county palatine of
-, duchy of, chancellor
of, see Grey, T., earl of Stamford; "duchy office," see
London, Grays Inn Lane.
Lancaster herald. See King, G.
Land, value of. See Prices.
Land Tax bill, clause for the Irish commission tacked to, in the Commons, passed by the Lords
Landen, Belgium, battle of
Lane, Sir James, viscount Lanesborough, exonerated from
arrears of rents
-, Joseph, jurat of Deal
Lanesborough, viscount. See Lane, Sir James.
Langbyres or Longbyres, in Bothwell parish, co. Lanark, lands
Langford, Emanuel, D.D., chaplain of Chelsea Hospital
Langham, Thomas, high sheriff of Northamptonshire, licence of absence for
Langstone, Francis, brigadier, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 4th dragoon guards.
Langton, Oliver, attorney of Purton, elected town clerk of Wootton Basset
Languages, teacher of
Lansborough. See Londesborough.
La Palme
La Penha, Isaac de, merchant of Barbados, denization of
La Pierre, —, [estate of], case of
La Planche, —, lieutenant in F. Hamilton's regiment desiring naturalization
La Porte Meilleraye-Mazarin, Marie Charlotte de, marquise de Richelieu, "Lady Mazarin," "duchess of Mazzarin," illness and death of, her executors and estate
Larges, barony of, creation of
La Rochefoucauld (Rochefoucault), Frederick William de Roye de, comte de Marton, created baron of Clonmell and earl of Lifford, regiment of, arrears due to
La Rose, — de, suspect
-, Francis, disbanded French
soldier
L'Arpenteur, Baptiste, disbanded French soldier
Lartigue, Anthony, disbanded French soldier
La Rue, Francis de, grant of forfeited lands to, pardon for
Lascells, Rebecca, widow of Richard,
loss on loan to the king
refunded to
-, Richard, goldsmith of London
La Touche, — de, lieutenant in Webb's
regiment desiring naturalization
-, Charles St. Feriol de, bounty
for
La Tour, —, matter settled by
Lauder [George], colonel, regiment of, in the States' service
Lauderdale, earl of. See Maitland, J.
Laughton, John, appointed a prebendary of Worcester cathedral
Laurence. See Lawrence.
Laurent, John, disbanded French soldier
La Valée, Paul Bertin de, disbanded French soldier
Lavet, Pierre, disbanded French soldier
Law, Charles, adjutant to Lumley's regiment
Law:
-, abuses in the practice of, services
relating to
-, points of:
-, buildings on lands adjoining
fortifications
-, escheated bail
-, prosecution of importers of
Popish books
-, trading in markets and fairs
-, visiting foreign ships in our
ports
-, wool prosecution
-, study of, pension for
Law of nations. See International law.
Law Officers (Attorney and SolicitorGeneral):
-, and the commission for trade,
matters referred to
-, opinion of
Lawless, —, returned from France without licence
Lawrence (Laurence), Henry, arrest
and prosecution of
-, Sir Thomas, bart., petition for
employment as naval officer and
commissioner of customs in
Barbados, for the governorship of Bermuda
Lawry, James, tenement of, in Edinburgh
Laxton, Robert, soldier, pass for
Laydon. See Leydon.
Lazaretto duties, at Leghorn
Lead, export of
Lead mines
Lead ore, staple commodity
Leader, —, captain of H.M.S. Deptford, complaint against
Leake, —, captain, commission for
-, —, ensign in Tidcombe's regiment.
Leather, staple commodity
Leather market and fair
Leathers. See Ramsay of Leathers.
Leavings. See Levinge.
Le Blanc, Albert, recommended for
preferment in the church of
Ireland
-, Anthony, father of Albert,
design against the king discovered by
Le bouteiller, Estienne and Marie, son of
Lechmere, Thomas, petition of
Lee, —, captain of H.M.S. Portland
Leeds, Ebenezar, lieutenant in Arran's regiment
Leeds, duke of. See Osborne, Thomas.
Leeds, co. York, town clerk of, caveat against appointment of
Leevings. See Levinge.
Leeward Caribbee Islands (viz.
Anguilla, Antigua, Barbuda,
Montserrat, Nevis, St. Christopher):
-, captain-general and governor-inchief of, commission, and
see Codrington, C.
-, casual revenues in, escheater and
receiver of
-, fines and forfeitures in, petition for
grant of
-, lieutenant-general in, petition
for commission
-, plantations in, forfeited by Irish
papists
Le Fevre, Anthoine, disbanded French soldier
Legard, Sir John, bart., deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, E.R.
Legat, Henry, warrant to
Leges et Constitutiones societatis Jesu. See Books.
Legge, Richard, lieutenant in Belasis's regiment desiring naturalization
Leghorn (Livorne), Italy:
-, admiral Aylmer at
-, English merchants trading to and
residing at, petition and case of
-, expresses to, expense of
-, a free port
-, French at, favoured treatment of,
French commander
seized at
-, letter dated at
-, popish books imported from
-, quarantine at
-, serge for
-, ships at
-, treaty of commerce with, proposed
Le Hardy, Daniel, a protestant,
attempt to pervert
-, Jacques, sieur de la Metière,
warrant to commit
Leicester, co. Leicester, mayor and burgesses of, caveat entered by, writ executed at
Leicestershire, sheriff of
Leigh, Thomas, publisher of a seditious libel
Leighton [Baldwin], colonel, petitioner
Leinster, duke of. See Schomberg. M.
Leinster (Linster), rebellion in, alleged preparations for
Leipzig fair
Leith, co. Edinburgh:
-, cooper in
-, documents dated at
-, information from
-, ships from, for and of
-, wool from, seizure of
Le Moine, Clerc, disbanded French
soldier
-, Hilaire, disbanded French
soldier
-, Jaques
Le Noir, Moise, disbanded French soldier
Lent circuit, charge to judges going
Leon, prince de, going to Calais
Leopold, the Emperor:
-, defensive league between Poland,
Russia, Venice and
-, and the Holstein affair
-, peace between Turkey and,
Paget's disbursements at
mediation of, detailed
cp. Carlowitz.
-, and the Pope
-, and treaty terms affecting Venice
Lera, Carlo Maria, captain of St. John Baptist
Le Roye, —, seizure of his ship
Leslie (Lesley, Lesly), —, sergeant,
enrolled in the invalids of
Scotland
-, David, earl of Leven, commissioner for auditing accounts
of the Treasury, Scotland
-, Sir James, colonel, regiment
of, soldiers of
-, John, 7th earl and 1st duke
of Rothes, lord chancellor of
Scotland, grant to
-, John, lord Leslie, afterward
9th earl of Rothes, grant to
Lesmahagow parish, co. Lanark
L'Espinas (Les Pinasse), Pierre, disbanded French soldier
L'Estang, —de, major-general, and his family, yacht for
Lestau, Arnold, lieutenant in Belasis's regiment desiring naturalization
Leswalt, co. Wigtown, heretable bailly of, office of
Letter Post Office. See Edinburgh.
Letters of marque, reasons for granting
Letters recommendatory. See Congés d'élire.
Leuchloyn. See Fraser, Hugh.
Levaghery in Oneilland barony, co. Armagh, town lands
Levant Company (Turkey Company), consultation with, re Jews trading to Alexandria, controversy with, re payment of ambassador, petition of, representations of
Levant trade, dangers of
Leven, earl of. See Leslie, David.
Levens. See Levinge.
Leverpool. See Liverpool.
Leveson (Levison), —, suspect
-, Richard, major-general, regiment of, and see Army,
regiments, 2nd Dragoon guards.
-, Walter, captain in Lloyd's
dragoons
Levett (Levit), Sir Richard, lord mayor of London, letter to
Levinge (various spellings), Sir
Richard:
-, commissioner for Irish forfeitures
-, employed to draw up a marriage
settlement
-, going to London
-, letters from and to, mentioned
-, report by, mentioned
Levison. See Leveson.
Levit. See Levett.
Lewes, co. Sussex, M.P. for. See Pelham, T.
Lewis, —, suspect
-, [Samuel, commissary-general,
etc., in Jamaica], his death
Lexington, lord. See Sutton, R.
Leydon (Laydon), Holland, unemployment in
Leyoncrona (Liliencrona, Leyoncrone), —, Swedish resident, complaint by, diplomatic conversations and negotiations with
Libels. See Seditious libels.
Library. See Edinburgh university; Royal Library.
Lich, Machon, pass for
Lichfield, bishop of, lord almoner, commission to, and see Lloyd, William.
Lichfield and Coventry:
-, dean and chapter of, congé d'élire
and letter recommendatory to
-, see of, bishops of, see Hough,
John; Lloyd, William; first
fruits and temporalities of
Lifford, earl of, see La Rochefoucauld, F.W. de Roye de; earldom of, creation of
Lighthouse, proposal to erect. See Portland.
Liliencrona. See Leyoncrona.
Lilienroth (Lilierode), [Nicholas, baron
de Lilienroth, Swedish ambassador at the Hague]:
-, commission to France
-, diplomatic negotiations with Sir
J. Williamson
-, diplomatic powers of
-, made a senator
-, new instructions for
Limerick, earl of. See Dungan, William.
Limerick city, capitulation of, H.M.S. Wolfe surrendered at
Limerick county, adherents of James II land in, prepare for rebellion, colonels of militia in, rapparees in
Lincoln cathedral, deans of. See Campion, A.; Fuller, S.; subdean of, letter to, warrant for, president and chapter of, letter to, warrant for
Lincoln city, lord lieutenant of, see Bertie, R., lord Willoughby of Eresby; post warrant to
Lincoln gaol, prisoner in
Lincolnshire, deputy lieutenants for, fens of, enclosures of, demolition of, sheriff of, posse raised by
Lindon. See Lyndon.
Lindsay, Henriet, countess dowager of
Crawford, pension for
-, John, commissary of St.
Andrews
-, William, earl of Crawford
Lindsey, earl of. See Bertie, Robert.
Linen, Flemish, proposed prohibition
of, yarn and manufactories, staple commodities.
-, And see Ireland.
Linlithgow, earl of. See Livingstone, George.
Linster. See Leinster.
Lion, Louis de, disbanded French soldier.
Lisbon, expense account dated at
Lisburn (Lisburne), co. Antrim, letters dated at
Lisester, William, caveat against pardon of
Lisle, —, ensign in Webb's regiment
-, Patrick, captain lieutenant in
Lumley's regiment
-, Phillipp de, quartermaster in
Cunningham's regiment desiring
naturalization
Littleton, Sir Thomas, appointed treasurer of the navy
Liveries. See Uniforms.
Liverpool (Leverpoole), mayor of, information to, letter to, suspect arrested at, warrants to go to
Livesay, —, lieutenant-colonel in Brewer's regiment, restored to his command
Livingstone, George, 4th earl of Linlithgow
Livonia. See Riga.
Livorne. See Leghorn.
Lloyd (Lloid), —, captain of H.M.S.
Sedgmore
-, —, late physician to forces
beyond seas, bounty for
-, —, informer,
movements of
-, Andrew, arrested for contempt
of an order of the House of
Lords
-, Elizabeth, widow, payment
out of forfeited lands in Ireland
to
-, John, appointed town clerk of
Denbigh
-, Thomas, paymaster of the
works, issue to
-, William, regiment of. See
Army regiments, 3rd dragoons
and hussars.
-, William, D.D., bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, and afterwards of Worcester:
-, translation of
-, commissioner for ecclesiastical
preferment
-, lord almoner, and see
Lichfield, bishop of.
-, petition signed by
-, recommendation by
-, remission of first fruits and temporalities to
Loches, —de, captain in Jacob's regiment desiring naturalization
Lochnaw, co. Wigtown, constabulary of, lands and manor place
Locke, John, commissioner for trade
Lockhart of Cleghorn, James, abatement of tack duty to
Lockington, co. Leicester, writ executed at
Lodington, Nathaniel, agent and consul at Tripoli, expense for, petition of
Lofting, John, plaintiff
Loftus, Edward, cornet in Echlin's regiment
Logan, Nicolas, charity for
Logie, Scotland
Lom or Lorn, Mr. de
Lombard, Claude, disbanded French soldier
Londesborough (Lansborough), co. York, E.R., preservation of game at
London:
-, aldermen of, commission to,
court of, summoned to council
-, assizes. See Old Bailey.
-, bishop of, and redemption of
slaves, and see Compton, H
-, chocolate houses. See below
Charles Street; St. Alban's
Street.
-, churches and parishes:
-, French churches, erection of
-, St. Andrews, Holborn, rector of.
See Manningham, T.
-, St. Augustine's (St. Austin's),
rector of. See Fleetwood, W.
-, St. Botolph, Bishopsgate, rector
of. See Izham, Dr.
-, St. Giles in the Fields, rector of.
-, See Hayley, W.
-, St. James's church
-, St. James's, Westminster, earl
of Burlington's house in,
rector of. See Wake, W.
-, St. Martin's in the Fields, vicar
of. See Lancaster, W.
-, St. Mary-le-Bow, rector of. See
Bradford, S.
-, St. Michael, Royal, rector of.
See Hody, H.
-, St. Pauls':
-, dean of. See Sherlock, W.
-, dean and chapter, grant to
-, residentiaries of, commission
to
-, stone for rebuilding
-, St. Paul's, Covent Garden, rector
of. See Freeman, S.
-, clothworkers of, action brought
by
-, coffee houses of. See below inns.
-, common serjeant, letter to
-, diocese of, chancellor of. See
Newton, H.
-, disaffection in. See below papists.
-, fire of, proclamations issued after
-, fishmongers of, movements of,
after the fire
-, French protestants in, relief of
-, goldsmiths of
-, hospital. See St. Thomas's.
-, inns, taverns and coffee houses:
-, Anchor and Crown in Witch
Street
-, The Bear in Cannon Street
-, Crown and Pheasant. See below
Pheasant.
-, Golden Griffin in Villars Street
-, Half Moon Tavern in the Strand
-, Harow in Gray's Inn Lane
-, Johnson's Coffee House near St.
James's church
-, King's Arms in Watling Street
-, Marble Pillars in St. Albans
Street
-, Pheasant and Crown or Crown
and Pheasant, in Drury Lane
-, Ship Tavern in Fleet Street
-, Three Lyons in Bedford Court
-, Three Tun Tavern (Three Tuns),
by Holborn Bridge
-, Young Man's Coffee by Charing
Cross
-, Jacobites in
-, justices of
-, lord mayor of:
-, commission to
-, execution of laws against papists
by
-, letters to,
mentioned
-, summoned to council
-, And see Levett, Sir Richard.
-, M.P. for. See Ashurst, Sir W.
-, merchants of
-, New River Water, proprietor of
-, papists and disaffected persons in,
act for amoving, cited,
execution of laws against
-, places, streets, etc., in:
-, Albemarle buildings
-, Bedford Court
-, Bond Street, ruinous and uninhabited buildings called
-, Bow Lane
-, Broad Place, conduit in
-, Cannon Street
-, Charing (Chairing) Cross,
pillory at
-, Charles Street, chocolate
house in
-, Charterhouse Street
-, Cockpit, secretary's office
in
-, Covent (Comon) Garden
-, Custom House, goods detained
and seized at,
letters, reports, etc.,
dated at
-, Doctors' Commons, letter dated
at
-, Dowgate
-, Dowgate Hill
-, Drury Lane
-, Fish Street
-, Fleet Street
-, Glasshouse Street
-, Goodman's Fields
-, Gray's Inn
-, Gray's Inn Gate
-, Gray's Inn Lane, duchy
office in
-, Guildhall
-, Holborn (Hobern), bridge
-, Horseguard, the
-, Hyde Park
-, Inner Temple
-, King's Bench Walk
-, Lombard Street
-, Ludgate
-, Middle Temple
-, Northumberland House
-, Old Palace Yard
-, Paper Buildings
-, Piccadilly
-, Rolls, the
-, St. Alban's Street, chocolate
house in
-, St. James's [palace], ball at
-, St. James's park, ranger
of
-, St. James's Street
-, St. Nicholas Lane
-, Ship Court, Old Bailey
-, Skinner's Hall
-, Strand, the, May Pole in
-, Villars Street
-, Watling Street
-, Whitehall,
documents dated at, passim;
office of Secretary for Scotland at
-, Whitehall palace, commissions
of trade to meet in
-, Witch Street
-, York Buildings
-, See also Chelsea, Highgate,
Kensington, Knightsbridge,
Southwark, Westminster.
-, poor of, charity for
-, prisons:
-, Gatehouse, keeper of, warrant
to, prisoner in
-, Newgate:
-, commitments to
-, general pardon for
-, keeper of, warrants to
-, prisoners in, scandalous behaviour of
-, threat to commit ambassador's chaplain to
-, Wood Street Counter, prisoner
for debt in
-, recorder of. See Recorder.
-, sailmakers of, petition for incorporation by
-, school, Charterhouse, admissions
to, governors of,
letter to
-, sheriffs of. See London and
Middlesex.
-, ships from, for and of
-, shipping agent in
-, streets. See above places.
-, Tower of:
-, chaplain of
-, keeper of the change and money
etc., in. See Stanley, Sir J.
-, new guardhouse at, demolition
of
-, William III views the armoury
at
-, yeomen warden of, uniforms for
-, trade of, growth of
-, tradesmen of
-, watchmaker of
London and Middlesex, sheriffs of, commission to
London and Westminster, papists in, execution of laws against
London Gazette, advertisements in
Londonderry, Cp. Derry.
Longbyres. See Langbyres.
Longford, earl of. See Aungier, Francis.
Longueville, viscount. See Yelverton, Henry.
Lonsdale, viscount. See Lowther, Sir J.
Loo (Appeldoorn), Holland:
-, commissions dated at
-, journey from Paris to
-, king's house at, servants of
-, king's stables at
-, letters dated at
-, men arrested at
-, passes dated at
-, warrants dated at
-, Sir J. Williamson's journey to,
expense of
Looking glass. See Inventions.
Lord Almoner. See Lichfield, bishop of.
Lord Chamberlain. See Household.
Lord Chancellor or keeper of the
Great Seal:
-, commission to
-, commissioner for trade
-, letter to, mentioned
-, matters referred to
-, subornation before
-, warrants to
-, See also Somers, J.; lord Somers.
Lord Chancellor, Ireland. See Ireland.
Lord Chief Baron. See Exchequer Court.
Lord Chief Justices. See Holt, Sir J.; Treby, Sir G.
Lord Privy Seal. See Privy Seal, Lord keeper of.
Lord Steward. See Cavendish, W., duke of Devonshire.
Lord Justices of England (viz: Cavendish, W., duke of Devonshire;
Churchill, J., earl of Marlborough; Egerton, J., earl of
Bridgewater; Herbert, T., earl
of Pembroke; Lowther, J.,
viscount Lonsdale; Montagu,
C.; Somers, J., lord Somers;
Tenison, T., archbishop of
Canterbury; Villiers, E., earl
of Jersey):
-, admiralty lords attending
-, appointment by
-, approbations by
-, charge to judges from
-, commission
-, examinations by
-, and the judge conservator in
Portugal
-, letter from
-, letters to
-, matters referred to
-, memorials to
-, orders and directions of
-, prosecutions ordered by
-, report to
-, representation to
-, secretary to. See Yard, Robert.
-, warrants by
Lords Justices of Ireland. See Ireland.
Lords Lieutenants, whether they are
obliged to take their oaths
before the Privy Council
-, And see Cornwall.
-, Devonshire.
-, Dorset.
-, Kingston-upon-Hull.
-, Lincoln, city and county.
-, Oxfordshire.
-, Rutland.
-, Southampton.
-, Suffolk.
-, Wales, North.
-, York, city and county.
-, Yorkshire, E.R., N.R. and
W.R.
Lordships. See Manors.
Loredano, Sigr., States' ambassador at Vienna, diplomacy of
Lorne (Lorn), lord. See Campbell, A.
-, see Lom.
Lorraine, Charles Henri de, prince de Vaudemont, recommendations to, retreat at Arsell commanded by, and William III
Lorraine, duke and duchess of, marriage of
Lorraine, despatches for, envoy extraordinary to. See Hill, R.
Lothian, earl of. See Kerr, R.
Lotteries, grant out of
Loudoun (Lowdoun), earl of. See Campbell, H.
Loudrac, Barthlemi, disbanded French soldier
Loughborough, co. Leicester, lord of manor of, market and fairs at
Loughel (Lahill), co. Limerick
Love, —, captain of H.M.S. George
Lovel (Lovell), —, captain, letter to
-, John, suspect
-, Sir Salathiel. See Recorder
of London.
Lovelace, John, lord Lovelace, guidon and major of the 1st horse guards
Lovell or Lovett, John, merchant in Ireland, petition of
Low, George, ensign in Fairfax's regiment
Low Countries, conservator of the privileges of Scotland in, and see Kennedy of Clowburn.
Lowdoun, See Loudoun.
Lower (Lowers), William, major in Fairfax's regiment desiring naturalization, his company
Lower Iveagh barony, co. Down
Lowndes (Lownes), Charles, his proposals for an inland exchange,
and note.
-, William, secretary to the
Treasury
-, letters from
-, letters to
-, and the new establishment for
Ireland
-, recommendation by
Lowther, Sir John, viscount Lonsdale,
appointed keeper of the Privy
Seal, his allowance in lieu of ancient diet,
lord justice of England,
state of the war for
given to the House of Commons
by, warrant to
-, Sir William, bart., deputy
lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R.
Lübeck, chapter of, rights of, Swedish proposal to take away, senate of
Lubienski, Bogeslaus de, pass for
Lucan, —, commander of a packet boat, suspect delivered to
Lucas, Robert, lord Lucas:
-, certificate by
-, letter to, mentioned
-, his memorandum on behalf of Sir
W. Beeston
-, and the new guard house in the
Tower
Luce, co. Wigtown, salmon fishing upon the water of
Lucy, —, lieutenant colonel, arrested
for contempt of an order of the
House of Lords, ordered
to attend the king
-, Mr., pictures of the "Prince of
Wales" received from
Ludgater, Mary, convict, reprieve and pardon for
Ludlow, Henry, clerk of the privy seal and register of the Court of Requests
Lugtoun, Kinglassie parish, co. Fife, lands and barony
Lumley, Henry, major-general, regiment of, see Army, regiment,
1st dragoon guards; reprieve
for highwayman recommended
by
-, Richard, earl of Scarborough,
regiment of, see Army, regiments, 1st horse guards; rumoured appointment as lord
chamberlain
Lunden, treaty of, guarantys of
Lunenbourg. See Brunswick-Lune-, bourg.
Lutterellstown, Ireland, letter dated at
Luttrell, Mr., case of
-, Catherine, widow of Symon,
jointure of, petition of
-, Henry, brother and heir of
Symon, prosecution by
-, Symon
Lye, Nathaniel, prebendary of Bristol cathedral, petition recommended by
Lymington, co. Hants
Lynch, Mrs., Mr. Bruce is apprehensive that she "is come over to supplant him," her daughter, presents letter from Elector of Bavaria to the king
Lyndhurst, co. Hants, manor and park of, warden and keeper of
Lyndon (Lindon), Elizabeth, widow of
Sir John, assistance for,
her eldest son, loss of
-, Sir John, late justice K.B.,
Ireland,
appointment of his successor
Lynford, Thomas, D.D., king's chaplain in ordinary, appointed a prebend of Westminster
Lynn, Henry, ensign in Gustavus Hamilton's regiment
Lyon King of Arms. See Scotland.