Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 22, 1612-1668. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1971.
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Index
N, O
N
Napier, Lord. See Napier,
Archibald.
Napier, Archibald, 1st Lord Napier
of Merchistoun, Scottish
Parliament proposes to bring
him to trial as delinquent,
367.
Naples [Italy], Sir Anthony Shirley
at, 51, 52.
Viceroy of. See Osuna.
Napper, Sir Nathaniel, of Moore
Critchell, co. Dorset, names
of his coppices in Chetterwood, 140.
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 196.
recommends dismissal of
Sherfield, 196.
Naseby, co. Northants, reference to
Battle of, 383.
Nash, Rotherhithe, co. Surrey,
piece of ground called, 15, 37.
Nassau, Maurice, Count of, Prince
of Orange, writes to King on
behalf of Kenithorpe, 79.
Bohemian expectations from
kinship of Elector Palatine
with, 89.
expected to move his forces
against Spinola, 119, 120.
120, 217.
King of Bohemia expected to
be lodged at house in Delft
belonging to, 147.
Nassau, William, Count of, Prince
of Orange, son of Frederick
Henry, Prince of Orange,
attempt made by people of
Ghent to seize, 366.
Naunton, Sir Robert, Secretary of
State, 60, 84, 85, 118, 131,
141, 213(2), 228.
his opinions and verdict in
examination of Lord Treasurer Suffolk, 111.
113.
Navy, The, 97.
tract called New Magna Charta
bitterly criticises appointment of Rainsborough to
command, 409.
Neckengar Wall. See Neckinger
Wall.
Neckinger (Neckengar) Wall,
Bermondsey, co. Surrey, 290.
Ned, page to the Countess of
Salisbury, 7.
Neile, Richard, Archbishop of York,
letter to churchwardens of
Greasley, 288.
Neveson, Sir Roger. See Nevinson,
Sir Roger.
Nevile, Mr. See O'Neale, Daniel.
Neville (Nevile), Dorothy, daughter
of Sandford Neville, her
marriage with Algernon
Cecil, 434.
Neville, Edward, Lord Bergavenny,
of Birling, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 6000, 14.
Neville (Nevile), Francis, of Chevet,
co. Yorks, 434.
Neville (Nevile), Gervase, son of
Francis Neville, 434.
Neville (Nevile), Sandford, of
Chevet, co. Yorks, his
daughter marries Algernon
Cecil, 434.
Nevinson (Neveson), Sir Roger,
of Eastry, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 800, 13.
Newark, co. Notts, reference to
Royalist garrison in, 379.
Newborrough, Lieutenant, royalist,
377.
Newborrow. See Newbury.
Newbury (Newborrow), co. Berks,
reference to Battle of, 376.
King's carriages moved from
Blandford to, 380.
Newcastle, Earl of. See Cavendish,
William.
Newcastle-on-Tyne (Newcastel),
co. Northumberland, chosen
as rendezvous for horses and
carters levied in Hertfordshire, 307, 310, 315.
letter dated from, 322.
325, 326, 337, 407.
service book rejected by inhabitants of, 364.
Newce, Thomas, of Much Hadham,
co. Herts, collects money towards defence of King of
Bohemia, 126.
Newell, Dr. See Newell, Robert.
Newell, Robert, Archdeacon of
Buckingham, sends word to
Hatfield House of Queen's
safe delivery of child,
272.
New England, Earl of Salisbury a
patentee for plantation in,
334.
New Forest, co. Hants, Goring's
army supplied with charcoal
from, 380.
Newgate Prison, London, letter
dated from, 389.
Newiance, Captain, 380.
New Magna Charta, political tract
called, 405.
Newman, Dr [? Sir George Newman,
Commissary-General of Canterbury], co. Kent, his estate
valued at 500, 13.
Newman, Hannibal, letter to
Keighley, 256.
requests to be entrusted with
government of St. Michael's
Mount, 256.
Earl of Salisbury agrees to give
custody of St. Michael's
Mount to, 256.
established as Captain of
Mount, 257.
Earl of Salisbury's warrant
to, 260.
ordered to attend upon Earl of
Salisbury, 260.
Newman, Richard, Rector of
Datchworth, co. Herts, to
provide himself with new
horse and pistols, 320.
Newmarket, co. Cambridge, Earl of
Suffolk's building at, 97.
letters dated from, 115, 153.
166, 276, 286, 451.
Earl of Salisbury maintains
racehorses at, 334, 426.
Newnham, co. Herts, money collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 125.
New Park [? Hatfield, co. Herts],
381.
Newport, Earl of. See Blount,
Mountjoy.
Newport Pagnell, co. Bucks, payments towards garrison of,
379, 380.
Newport Street, London, 431.
Newthorpe, co. Notts, letter dated
from, 295.
Newton, Adam, of Charlton, co.
Kent, Dean of Durham, and
Treasurer of Prince Charles's
Household, 372.
his estate valued at 500, 14.
Newton [? Francis], grocer, of Fenchurch Street, London, 234.
Nicholas, Sir Edward, Secretary of
State, 298, 440, 442.
Nicholson, William, curate and
farmer of Higham, co.
Suffolk, sues Browne for
non-payment of tithes, 192.
Nonesuch (Nonsuch, Nonesutche),
co. Surrey, letter dated from,
213.
Henry VIII compares Wressell
Castle with, 242.
244.
Norden, John, topographer, of
Hendon, co. Middlesex, letter
to Keighley, 37.
Norden, John, of Stratford
Langthorne, co. Essex, commissioned to investigate enclosures on Tiptree Heath,
449(2).
Norfolk, Salisbury property sold in,
56.
Sir Edward Coke, M.P. for, 206.
220.
Normandy, reference to Penington's
attacks on coast of, 231.
Norris, Lady. See Norris, Bridget.
Norris, Bridget, Lady, wife of
Francis Norris, 2nd Baron
Norris of Rycote, guest at
Hatfield House, 2.
Norris, Robert, petition to
Keighley, 458.
Norris, Mr, 76.
North, Thomas, of Shire (Sheere)
Lane, Temple Bar, London,
71.
Northampton, co. Northants, committee of, 380.
garrison of, 380.
Northampton, Earl of. See
Howard, Henry; Compton,
Spencer.
Northamptonshire, Salisbury property sold in, 56.
Northaw (Northawe), co. Herts,
money collected towards defence of King of Bohemia
within parish of, 124.
North Sea, States General alarmed
by expansion of Emperor's
power as far as, 230.
Northumberland, 325.
Northumberland, Earl of. See
Percy, Henry; Percy,
Algernon.
Norton, co. Herts, money collected
towards defence of King of
Bohemia within parish of,
125.
Norton, Sir Thomas, of Northwood,
Milton, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 1000, 14.
Norwich, co. Norfolk, 16, 32, 78,
186, 191.
Norwich, Consistory Court of, entry
book of writs and prohibitions appertaining to, 415.
Chief Official of. See Redmayne, Robert.
Nottingham, co. Notts, letter dated
from the Court at, 373.
442.
Nottinghamshire, 163, 250, 267,
361(2).
coal pits in, 304.
conspirators against Parliament propose a rendezvous
in, 359.
Escheator of. See Barker, Mr.
Nunn, Robert, Bailiff of Traboe, co.
Cornwall, letter to Collins,
420.
Nunstubbing (Nun stabbing)
(? Greasley), co. Notts, 163.
Nuremberg [Bavaria], Kings of
Denmark and Sweden to
meet King of Bohemia and
German Protestant Union
at, 104.
Nurll, John, cured by French
doctor, 158.
Nutley, Edward, asked to convey
Earl of Salisbury's election
directive to freeholders, 205.
Nutt, , his examination concerning conspiracy against
Parliament read in House of
Commons, 359.
O
Oakhill Coppice (Lytle Oakehill,
Greate Oakehill) Chetterwood, co. Dorset, 140.
Oakley Wood (Okeleywood), Cobley
Walk, co. Wilts, 296.
Oatlands, co. Surrey, warrant dated
from the Court at, 291.
Oblivion, Act of. See also Treaty
Commissioners, Scottish,
variations in, 351.
O'Brien, Murrough, 6th Baron
Inchiquin, mentioned in
tract called New Magna
Charta, 410.
Odiham (Odium), co. Hants, 152.
Odium. See Odiham.
Offley, co. Herts, money collected
towards defence of King of
Bohemia within parish of,
125.
letter dated from, 192.
Ogle, Sir John, Governor of Utrecht,
letters to Earl of Salisbury,
85, 86, 119, 135, 147.
dispute between Sir Edward
Cecil and, 85, 86.
his views on King's vacillation
concerning Palatinate, 147.
Okeleywood. See Oakley Wood.
Oldenbarneveldt, Johan van, Grand
Pensionary of Holland, his
confession, 79.
Oldfield (Oldfeild), George, woodward of the Forest of Dean,
401.
Oldisworth (Oldesworth), Michael,
secretary to Philip Herbert,
4th Earl of Pembroke, executor of Earl of Pembroke, 419.
Old Park, Enfield Chase, co. Middlesex, 414.
Olivares (Ollyvarres), Gasper de
Guzman, Conde de, offers his
services to Prince Charles in
Madrid, 169.
hurts his leg, 170.
present at meeting between
Prince Charles and King of
Spain, 170, 171.
172, 173, 174, 179.
Earl of Digby charged with
collaborating against English
interests with, 223.
Olivares, Inez de Zuega y Velasco,
Condesa de, wife of Gaspar
de Guzman, Conde de
Olivares, Prince Charles receives gifts from, 173.
Oliver, Roger, Mayor of Marazion,
co. Cornwall, 150.
Oliver, Mr, 441.
O'Neale (Nevile), Daniel, Captain,
royalist, involved in conspiracy against Parliament,
357.
placed by John Pym in the
custody of Lord Wilmot,
366.
refused bail, 366.
Oppenheim [Hesse, Germany],
Ansbach's headquarters to
be at, 121.
Spinola said to be on defensive
at, 133.
Orange, Prince of. See Nassau.
Orchard, William, receiver of contributions towards Chelsea
theological college, 58.
Ordnance, Lord Treasurer Suffolk
charged with mishandling
funds allotted to, 95, 100,
106, 109, 110, 111.
Master of the. See Carew,
George.
Lieutenant of the. See
Dallison, Sir Roger.
Ordnance, Office of the, letter dated
from, 242.
Orlans [Loiret, France], letter
dated from, 285.
Viscount Cranborne and
Robert Cecil visit, 288,
289.
Ormond, Marquis of. See Butler,
James.
Osborne (Osburne), Mr [? Edward
Osborne, of Cowsted Stockbury], co. Kent, his estate
valued at 300, 14.
Osborne, John, draper, of London,
255, 266.
Osborne, Sir Peter, Remembrancer
to the Lord Treasurer in the
Exchequer, 264.
Osman II, Sultan of Turkey, his
ambassador entertained at
Prague, 122.
Osuna, Don Pedro Giron de Tellez,
Duke of, Viceroy of Naples,
51.
Oswestry, co. Salop, reference in
the examination of Lord
Treasurer Suffolk to lease of,
98, 108.
Overbury, Sir Thomas, poet and
confidant of the Earl of
Somerset, trial of those
charged with murder of, 19,
2029.
King said to be well disposed
towards, 22.
Oxenden, Edward, of Brook,
Wingham, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 500, 13.
Oxenden, Sir Henry, of Dene,
Wingham, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 1000, 13.
Oxford, co. Oxford, 208.
reference to meeting of Parliament at, 223.
letter dated from, 374.
ammunition carried from
Evesham to, 377.
big gun moved from Cranborne
to, 380.
reference to King's garrison at,
446.
Oxford, Countess of. See Vere,
Anne de.
Oxford, Earl of. See Vere, Henry
de; Vere, Aubrey de.
Oxford, Earldom of, claims to, 2,
6(2).
Oxford, University of, ViceChancellor of. See Duppa,
Brian.
Oxford, Henry, musician, in the
service of the Earl of Salisbury, receives gift of money,
3.