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Index
S
S
Sabridgworth. See Sawbridgeworth.
Sackford, Elizabeth, letter to Lady
Cranborne, 453.
Sackville (Saxfilde, Sackfield,
Sacvill), Sir Edward, later
4th Earl of Dorset, on active
service against Imperialists
in Germany, 128.
appointed commissioner to
consider military assistance
for Palatinate, 141, 144.
his speech in Parliament, 146.
210, 227, 228.
letters to Earl of Salisbury,
312, 318, 372.
deplores deterioration of political situation and influence
of extremists, 318, 372.
advises Earl of Salisbury not
to forfeit King's confidence,
372.
Sackville, Mary, wife of Edward
Sackville, 4th Earl of Dorset,
312.
Sackville, Richard, 3rd Earl of
Dorset, of Knole House,
Sevenoaks, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 10,000, 14.
Sackville, Thomas, Lord Buckhurst,
later 1st Earl of Dorset
(d. 1608), mentioned, 261.
Sadler, Anthony, divine, his Inquisitio Anglicana bought for
Earl of Salisbury together
with John Nye's Mr Sadler
Re-examined, 430.
Sadler, Mr, 430.
Saillens, Pierre de, Dean of the
Faculty of Medecine at
Montpellier, signs death certificate of Viscount Cranborne, 435, 436.
St. Albans, co. Herts, munitions to
be provided in, 84, 212.
money collected towards
defence of King of Bohemia
within wards and liberties of,
125(2).
136(2), 206, 312.
petitions to King concerning
gaol at, 138(2).
Earl of Salisbury's election
directive to freeholders within liberties of, 205.
letters dated from, 242, 401.
burgesses willing to elect M.P.s
nominated by Earl of Salisbury, 242.
fire at Hatfield House fought
by helpers from, 450.
Custos Rotulorum of. See
Lytton, William.
Mayor of. See Clarke, John;
Pemberton, Ralph.
Gaoler of. See Sturgeon, Roger.
St. Albans, Earl of. See Burgh,
Richard de.
St. Albans, Viscount. See Bacon,
Francis.
St. Augustine, his De Civitate Dei
bought for Arthur Capell, 264.
St. Clement, Church of, Eastcheap,
London, 30.
St. Clement Danes, parish of,
London, inquisition held in
church house in, 164.
289.
Trophy tax levied in, 453.
customary gift to beadle of,
453.
St. Dunstan (in the West), parish
of, London, 71.
St. George, Feast of, 294.
St. Germaine-en-Laye (St. Germains)
[Seine-et-Oise, France], Viscount Cranborne and Robert
Cecil visit, 288.
release of Marret's personal
property ordered by magistrate of, 305.
St. Giles. See Wimborne St. Giles.
St. Giles, Holborn, London, 245.
St. Giles, Church of, Norwich, co.
Norfolk, 53.
St. James, parish of, South Elham,
co. Suffolk, 188.
St. James, parish of, Norwich, 16.
St. James's Park, London, reference
to foreign birds in, 438.
St. Jean de Luz [Basses-Pyrnes,
France], 174.
St. Jeronimo, monastery of, Madrid
[Spain], Prince Charles
entertained at dinner by
Gondomar in, 171.
St. John, Oliver, 1st Viscount
Grandison, later Baron
Tregoz, takes oath to marriage treaty with Spain, 185.
191, 193, 200(2), 211, 213(2),
228.
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 200.
St. John, Priory of, Leighs (Leighes),
co. Essex, property formerly
in possession of, 38.
St. John's College, Cambridge,
Robert Carter selected by
Earl of Salisbury for scholar's
place at, 158.
request to Earl of Salisbury to
reserve scholarship for Carey
at, 234.
Viscount Cranborne and
Robert Cecil at, 285.
Master of. See Gwyn, Owen.
St. Leger, Sir Warham, of Ulcomb,
co. Kent, his estate valued
at 500, 14.
St. Leger (Selliger), Sir William,
Commander of English company in Dutch service, later
Lord President of Munster,
his son christened, 119.
Geldorp paints portrait of Earl
and Countess of Salisbury
for, 216.
St. Leonards, Cranborne, co. Wilts,
159.
St. Lowe (Saintlowe), Edward, of
Knighton, co. Wilts, 42.
St. Luc (St. Luke), Thimoleon
d'Epinay, Seigneur de, later
Marshal of France, arrives
at the Hague, 120.
removes soldiers guarding
Robert Cecil, 306.
St. Lucar [Spain], merchants'
goods stayed at, 138.
St. Luke. See St. Luc.
St. Magdalene, Bermondsey, London, Earl of Salisbury's lands
in, 290.
St. Margaret's, parish of, Westminster, London, 289.
St. Margarets. See Stanstead St.
Margaret.
St. Martin, parish and Church of,
Norwich, 16.
St. Martin's, parish of, Westminster,
London, 289.
St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, parish of,
London, Swarten confesses
her guilt in Church of, 87, 88.
Earl of Salisbury's allowance to
lecturer of, 138.
plague in, 322(2).
Robert Cecil chosen captain of
trained band of, 334.
Earl of Salisbury fined for
neglect by Jurors of Sewers
in, 430, 431.
marriage settlement of Algernon Cecil includes property
in, 434.
St. Martin's Lane, London, letters
dated from, 86, 121, 128,
151, 159, 165, 167, 169, 174,
294.
the Frenchman's house in, 229.
Earl of Salisbury's tenants in,
278, 384.
357.
repairs to Earl of Salisbury's
houses in, 392(2).
St. Michael's Mount (The Mount),
co. Cornwall, request for
munition for, 54.
valuation of property at, 167.
arms and munition at, 167.
letters dated from, 186, 204.
repairs to be carried out at,
242.
war materials received at, 243,
244.
receipts from various dues at,
253.
Earl of Salisbury appoints
Newman as Captain of, 256.
Newman installed as Captain
of, 257.
Earl of Salisbury's warrant to
Newman to be Captain of,
260.
Polkinghorne prohibited from
entering, 261.
ship wrecked near pier of,
260(2), 266.
266, 291.
survey of, 452.
Captain of. See Harris,
Arthur; Newman, Hannibal.
St. Michaels (St. Michaells), co.
Herts, money collected towards defence of King of
Bohemia within parish of,
125.
St. Paul's, London, mob incursion
into, 364.
House of Commons orders removal of altar from, 364.
Dean of. See Winniffe,
Thomas.
St. Paul's Walden (Posswalden), co.
Herts, money collected towards defence of King of
Bohemia within parish of, 125.
St. Peter, Cathedral of, York,
Consistory Court within, 288.
St. Peter, chapel of, Morley, co.
Norfolk, annexed to Morley
St. Botolph, 57.
St. Peter Mancroft (St. Peter's of
Mancrofte), Norwich, co.
Norfolk, 53.
St. Peter's Ward, St. Albans, co.
Herts, money collected towards defence of King of
Bohemia within, 125.
St. Peters (St. Peeters), co.
Herts, money collected
towards defence of King of
Bohemia within parish of,
125.
St. Stephens, co. Herts, money
collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 125.
St. Stephens juxta Saltash, co.
Cornwall, rectory of, 7.
St. Tabin. See Seyntaubyn, Thomas.
Salazar, Don Luis de Velasco, (Don
Lewis de Velasquo), Conde
de, Spanish commander in
the Low Countries, 119, 128.
Salford, co. Somerset, 393.
Salisbury (Sarum), co. Wilts, 44, 46,
277, 417.
letters dated from, 59, 195,
201, 278.
the Lamb at, 416.
Salisbury (Salisburie) House,
Strand, London, letters
dated from, 10, 11, 30, 88,
145, 151, 165, 193, 206, 209,
234, 256, 261, 278, 279, 296,
312.
inventory to be taken at, 56,
250, 138, 246, 323, 448.
portraits at, 250252, 428.
chimney money for, 453.
Salter, Sir Nicholas, of London,
letter to Keighley, 230.
Salter, Mr, 18, 34.
Samford (Samfoord), William, summoned as witness in the case
between Earl of Exeter and
Sir Thomas Lake, 68.
Samford Orcas. See Sampford
Orcas.
Sampford (Samford) Orcas, co.
Somerset, 321.
Sancta Clara. See Davenport,
Christopher.
Sandon, co. Herts, 10.
money collected towards
defence of King of Bohemia
within parish of, 126.
Sandridge (Sandridg), co. Herts,
money collected towards
defence of King of Bohemia
within parish of, 125.
Sands, Lady. See Cecil, Mary.
Sandsfoot [? Sandford), co. Dorset,
survey of arms and munition
at, 353.
Sandys, Colonel. See Sandys,
Samuel.
Sandys, Sir Edwin, of Northborne
Court, Northborne, co. Kent,
his estate valued at 400,
13.
examined concerning his opinions and behaviour, 156, 157.
questioned about his conduct
in Parliament and other
matters, 156.
Sandys, George, poet and traveller,
MS. of his travels in the East,
30.
Sandys or Sands, Samuel, Colonel,
Parliamentary commander,
376.
Sanshore (Shanskore, Samshore)
Rotherhithe, co. Surrey,
piece of ground called, 15,
37.
Sare, Mr [? Adye or Thomas Sare, of
Provenders, Norton], co.
Kent, his estate valued at
200, 14.
Sarrat (Sarret), co. Herts, money
collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 125.
Sarrisden. See Sarsden.
Sarsden (Sarrisden), co. Oxford,
376.
Sarum. See Salisbury.
Sarum, Old, co. Wilts, election of
M.P.s for, 135(2), 136, 229.
Keighley proposed as M.P. for,
229.
Saumur [Maine-et-Loire, France],
Viscount Cranborne and
Robert Cecil visit, 288.
Philip Cecil at, 367.
letter dated from, 367.
Saunderson, George, 5th Viscount
Castleton, witnesses Holtby's
deposition, 441.
Savery, Dr. See Savery, Arthur.
Savery, Arthur, physician, alleged
to have practised sorcery on
the Earl of Essex, 21.
Savoy, Duke of. See Charles
Emmanuel.
Savoy, The, parish of, Westminster,
London, 289.
Sawbridgeworth (Sabridgworth),
co. Herts, money towards
defence of King of Bohemia
collected at, 126.
Sawkins, Mr [? Nicholas Sawkins, of
East Lyghe, Liminge], co.
Kent, his estate valued at
500, 14.
Saxfilde, Sir Edward. See Sackville,
Sir Edward.
Saxony, John George, Elector and
Duke of Saxony, considered
as possible King of Bohemia,
88.
Bohemian expectations from
good relations between
Elector Palatine and, 89.
maintains attitude of neutrality, 122, 128.
reinforces his army, 128.
Saxony, visit to London of a Duke
of, 100.
Say, Lord. See Fiennes, William.
Sayer (Sayere), Thomas, summoned
as witness in the case
between Earl of Exeter and
Sir Thomas Lake, 68.
Sayer, Thomas, of Pulham, co.
Norfolk, 116.
Sayer, Captain, expenses of quartering his soldiers, 376.
377.
Scawen, Mr, Receiver for Gloucestershire, lessees of Forest of
Dean ironworks ordered not
to pay rent to, 373.
Scheibler (Schibleri), Christoph,
German philosopher and
theological writer (d. 1653),
purchase of his Topica, 391.
Schibleri. See Scheibler.
Schovell, Charles, of Witchampton,
co. Dorset, pardoned by Earl
of Salisbury for poaching, 17.
Schovell, John [? of Witchampton,
co. Dorset, pardoned by Earl
of Salisbury for poaching, 17.
Schovell, Thomas [? of Witchampton, co. Dorset], 278.
Scilly Islands, 444.
Scobell, Henry, Clerk to the Parliament, 387.
Scogan (Scogging), John, a fool
at the court of Edward IV,
King of England, purchase
of his Jests, 286.
Scoggin. See Scogan, John.
Scotland, James I's visit to, 42,
47(2), 49, 56, 72, 75.
Lord Fenton returns from, 53.
map of Scotland in Salisbury
House, 252.
reference to Earl of Salisbury's
visits to, 270, 288.
Earl of Salisbury admitted
member of Council of Scotland, 271.
fears of invasion of England by,
299, 301.
King's declaration to Commissioners of, 303.
treaty between King and, 304.
Declaration against Episcopacy
by General Assembly of, 304.
wording of Covenant taken in,
305.
King's answer to petition from
people of, 315.
King refers in letter to rebellion
in, 317.
invasion of England by forces
from, 319.
declared completely independant of England and English
Parliament, 328.
estimated losses and charges
caused by war to, 335.
House of Commons decides to
contribute towards war expenses of, 342.
Scottish Treaty Commissioners'
declaration against interference of English Church in,
343.
proposals on Church Government in, 344.
proposals for improved conditions of trade and commerce between England,
Ireland and, 346 seqq.
articles of Scottish Peace
Treaty relating to King and,
350.
Charles I's visit to Scotland,
363 seqq.
news of events in, 363, 365,
367, 368.
King announces his departure
from, 364, 366, 367.
payment towards army of,
378(2), 380, 385.
reference to agreement between
Prince Charles and leaders
in, 416.
reference to Salisbury estates
in, 439.
Viscount Cranborne's visit to,
445.
Scott, George, of Conghurst, Hawkhurst, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 300, 14.
Scott, Sir John, of Nettlested, co.
Kent, his estate valued at
2000, 13.
Scott, Thomas, of Eggarton,
Godmersham, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 500, 14.
Scott, Mr. [? of Liminge], co. Kent,
his estate valued at 700,
14.
Scriven, Mr, 252, 264, 265(2).
Scuderi, Magdelaine de, French
prose writer (d. 1701), her
Ibrahim ou l'Illustre Bassa
bought for Earl of Salisbury,
417.
purchase of her Grand Cyrus
for Earl of Salisbury, 453.
Seaman, Elizabeth, widow of
Thomas Seaman, brings
action for debt, 78.
Seaman, Thomas, deceased, of
Norwich, co. Norfolk, his
widow brings action for debt,
78.
Sebrough, Richard, servant to
Charles Cecil, Viscount
Cranborne, 434.
Sedley (Sydley), Richard, of Southfleet, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 500, 14.
Sedley (Sidley), Sir William, of
Aylesford, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 3000,
14.
Seile, Henry. See Seyle, Henry.
Selby, co. Yorks, chosen as
rendezvous for men levied
in Hertfordshire, 300.
Selby, Sir William, of the Moat,
Ightham, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 150, 14.
Selliger, Sir William. See St.
Leger, Sir William.
Selston, co. Notts, 254, 295, 342, 362.
reference to coal pits near, 304.
Sene. See Syon.
Senlis [Oise, France], Viscount
Cranborne and Robert Cecil
visit, 288.
Serjeants' Inn, Chancery Lane,
London, 212.
repayment of money to be
made in the dining hall of, 427.
Service Book, The, rejected by
people of Newcastle, 364.
its observance strictly enjoined
by Bishop of Lincoln, 364, 365.
Seton (afterwards Montgomerie),
Alexander, 6th Earl of Eglinton, opposes nomination of
officers of state by Scottish
Privy Council, 363.
Seton, John, Roman Catholic
divine, his Dialectica purchased, 286.
Seville [Spain], merchants' goods
stayed at, 138.
Sewers, Jurors of, fine Earl of
Salisbury for neglect, 430.
Seyle (Seile), Henry, Yeoman of
the Stationers' Company in
London, provides books for
Philip Cecil, 281(2).
Seymour, Edward, bart, of Berry
Pomeroy, co. Devon, 12 and n.
Seymour, Edward, Earl of Hertford,
rejects invitation to baptism
of Viscount Cranborne, 34.
Seymour, Frances, Countess of
Hertford, 3rd wife of Edward
Seymour, Earl of Hertford,
to be invited to baptism of
Viscount Cranborne, 34.
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 34.
prevented from attending the
baptism, 34.
letter to Viscount Cranborne,
298.
Seymour, Sir Thomas, of co. Somerset, his speech included in
book of Parliamentary
speeches, 243.
Seymour, William, 1st Marquis of
Hertford, Royalist general,
Cranborne House occupied
for the use of, 375.
disagreement between Prince
Maurice and, 375.
Seyntaubyn (St. Tabin), Thomas,
of Clowance, co. Cornwall,
and of the Middle Temple,
London, becomes Earl of
Salisbury's agent in Cornwall, 79.
256.
letter to Latham and Keighley,
256.
Seyward, John, Bailiff of Bishopsteignton Manor, co. Devon,
letters to Keighley, 36, 37.
Shalcross (Shalcrosse), Humphrey,
of Digswell, co. Herts, 434.
Shalcross (Shalcrosse), Francis, of
the Inner Temple, London,
son of Humphrey Shalcross,
434.
Shapwick (Shappwicke), co. Dorset,
coppices within parish of,
140.
Sharp, Brian, 9.
Sheere Lane. See Shire Lane.
Sheffield, Colonel. See Sheffield,
James.
Sheffield, Edmund, Lord Sheffield,
later 1st Earl of Mulgrave,
Lord President of the Council
in the North, 57.
Sheffield, James, Colonel, Parliamentary commander, at
Cranborne, 386.
Sheldon, Gilbert, Bishop of London, 446.
Shelley, Sir John, of Berwick, co.
Wilts, owns coppices in
Wiltshire, 41.
Shenley (Shenlye), co. Herts, money
collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 125.
Shephall (Shephold), co. Herts,
money collected towards defence of King of Bohemia
within parish of, 125.
Shepherd (Shipperd), Francis, of
Greasley, co. Notts, signs
petition to Capell, 293.
Shepherd, (Shipheard), Richard,
petition for payment of
work, 373.
Shepherd, Mr, of Littlefield hundred, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 300, 14.
Shephold. See Shephall.
Sheppey, Isle of, co. Kent, troops
to be sent to, 213.
Sherfield, co. Hants, manor of,
163.
Sherfield, Mr. See Sherfield,
Richard.
Sherfield, Henry, of Lincoln's Inn,
London, and Salisbury, co.
Wilts, Steward to Earl of
Salisbury in Dorset and
Wiltshire, letters to Earl of
Salisbury, 135, 163, 195,
197, 200.
his views on Dowthwaite's case,
163.
defends his brother Richard
Sherfield against charges,
195, 200.
criticises Stillingfleet, 197.
objects to Fussell's appointment, 200.
snubbed by Earl of Salisbury
in a letter, 201.
Fussell coldly received by, 201.
reference to his death, 277.
his debts, 277.
Sherfield, Richard, Bailiff of Cranborne, brother of Henry
Sherfield, 44, 159, 416, 459.
criticised by Jackson, 134.
complains of Stillingfleet, 159,
160, 207.
general dissatisfaction with
conduct of, 176, 195.
inquiry held at Cranborne into
charges against, 196.
his dismissal recommended to
Earl of Salisbury, 196.
replaced by Fussell, 200.
criticised by Earl of Salisbury
for writing a "saucie and
unmannerlie" letter, 201.
letter of complaints to Earl of
Salisbury, 207.
Sherland, Mr. See Sherland,
Christopher.
Sherland, Christopher, Recorder of
and M.P. for Northampton,
his speech against Duke of
Buckingham, 211.
Sherley, Sir Anthony. See Shirley,
Sir Anthony.
Sherman, Bernard (Barnerde),
constable, of Ashwell, co.
Herts, 10.
Sherwood (Shyrwood) Forest, co.
Notts, 292.
Sherwood, John, a physician of
Bath, signs certificate, 2.
Shewdly. See Sudeley.
Shipheard, Richard. See Shepherd,
Richard.
Ship Money, one of the grievances
discussed in Parliament, 310.
Shipping, Scots' estimate of harm
done by hostilities to their,
336.
Scottish demands for equal
trading facilities in England
and Ireland for their, 347.
Ships, Gift of Washford, 266.
Royal Charles, 452.
Shire (Sheere) Lane, Temple Bar,
London, 71.
Shirley or Sherley, Sir Anthony,
English adventurer, letter to
his brother, 51.
at Naples, 51, 52.
Shirley or Sherley, Sir Thomas,
brother of Sir Anthony
Shirley, 51.
Shorne (Shorn), co. Kent, sale of
Earl of Salisbury's lands at, 15.
Short Coppice, Chetterwood, co.
Dorset, 140.
Shotbolt, Philip, of Ardeley, co.
Herts, 144, 243.
Shotbolt, Thomas, Steward to the
Earl of Salisbury, letters to
Keighley, 18, 33, 34, 76, 77.
78.
Shovel-board, releading of pieces
played on, 158.
Shrewsbury, Earl of. See Talbot,
Gilbert; Talbot, George.
Shudeley. See Sudeley.
Shyrwood Forrest. See Sherwood
Forest.
Sidenham (Sidnham), Sir Edward,
of Giddy Hall, Little Clacton,
co. Essex, 454.
Sidley, Sir Isaak, of Great Chart,
co. Kent, his estate valued
at 1000, 14.
Sidley, Sir William. See Sedley, Sir
William.
Sidney, Philip, Lord Lisle later
3rd Earl of Leicester, his
integrity as Lord Deputy of
Ireland called into question
by tract entitled New Magna
Charta, 410.
Sidney, Robert, Viscount Lisle later
1st Earl of Leicester, his
estate valued, 14.
appointed commissioner to consider military assistance for
Palatinate, 141.
his portrait at Salisbury House,
250.
Sidney, Robert, Viscount Lisle, later
2nd Earl of Leicester, appointed commissioner to consider military assistance for
Palatinate, 141.
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 403.
Siggins, John, Bailiff of Hatfield, 382.
Silesia, Elector Palatine elected
King of Bohemia by deputies
of, 91.
92, 93.
Jagerndorf makes incursions
into, 151.
Silk, petition by Guild of Weavers
of London for restraint of
importation of, 5.
farmers of the customs of, 8,
90.
Earl of Salisbury and his patent
for the farm of, 11, 90.
Earl of Salisbury's proposal for
pension in lieu of farm of, 261.
Sillery, Nicolas Brulart, Marquis de,
Chancellor of France, letter
to Louis XIII concerning his
resignation, 32 and n.
Sillis, Mr, a London barber, his
house infected with plague,
208.
Silva, Diego de, in the service of
Lord Ros, alleged to have
caused Swarton to be dismissed, 69.
70.
Sinckleys. See Sing Close.
Sinclair, Lord. See Sinclair, John.
Sinclair, John, 9th Lord Sinclair,
charges of his regiment,
336.
Sing Close (Sinckleys, Syncklies)
Coppice, Chetterwood, co.
Dorset, 140, 237.
Sion. See Syon House.
Sisson, Thomas, of Brigstock, co.
Northants, 194.
Slade, John, receives materials
allocated to St. Michael's
Mount, 243, 244.
Slaney (Slaynaye), John [? of
Panshanger], co. Herts, in
arrears with contribution towards defence of King of
Bohemia, 126.
Sleidanus, Johannes, Professor of
History at Strasbourg
(d. 1556), purchase of his
De Quatuor Summis Imperiis,
388.
Slosell. See Klesel.
Slyotts Coppice, Chetterwood, co.
Dorset, 140.
Smeare, Christopher, of Haughley,
co. Suffolk, sued for nonpayment of tithes, 54.
Smith, Erasmus, Gentleman of the
Chamber to the Earl of
Salisbury, his accounts, 270,
280.
accompanies Viscount Cranborne and Robert Cecil to
France, 288, 289.
Smith, Henry, Puritan divine, his
Collected Sermons purchased
for Elizabeth Capell, 250.
Smith, Sir Pierce (Peircy), of
Dungarvan, co. Waterford,
Ireland, 279.
Smith, Sir Richard, of Leeds, co.
Kent, his estate valued at
1200, 14.
Smith, Sir Thomas, of Bidborough,
co. Kent, his estate valued
at 1000, 14.
Smith, William, of Greasley, co.
Notts, signs petition to
Capell, 293.
Smith, , wardrobe keeper to
the Earl of Pembroke,
374.
Smyth, Christopher, vicar of
Bungay Holy Trinity, co.
Norfolk, sues Throckmorton
for non-payment of tithes,
177.
Smyth, William, yeoman, of
Starston, co. Norfolk, sued
for non-payment of tithes,
48.
Smythe, Sir Thomas, of Westenhanger, Stanford, co. Kent,
his estate valued at 4000, 14.
Snettisham (Snetisham), co.
Norfolk, manor of, 56.
Snowshill, co. Gloucester, 376.
Soham, co. Cambridge, tithe
customs at, 53.
Soho (So-hoe), London, waterworks
at, 271.
Soissons, Louis de Bourbon, Comte
de, town of Dreux handed
over by Louis XIII to, 124.
124.
Solemn League and Covenant,
attacked in tract called New
Magna Charta, 405.
Solicitor, The. See Coventry, Sir
Thomas.
Somerset, Countess of. See
Devereux, Frances.
Somerset, Earl of. See Carr, Robert.
Somerset, Edward, 4th Earl of
Worcester, Lord Privy Seal,
51, 60, 84, 141, 146, 163,
177, 191, 192, 193, 197, 198,
210.
takes oath to marriage treaty
with Spain, 185.
Somerset, Edward, Lord Herbert
of Raglan, later 2nd Marquis
of Worcester, defeated by
Waller, 374.
Somerset, Henry, Lord Herbert
(Hobart), later 5th Earl
(and 1st Marquis) of Worcester, 82.
Somersetshire, 12.
petition to Privy Council from
clothiers of, 16.
446.
Sondes, Sir Michael, of Throwley,
co. Kent, his estate valued
at 2000, 14.
Sondes, Sir Richard, of Lees Court,
Sheldwich, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 500, 14.
Soubise, Benjamin de Rohan,
Seigneur de, French Protestant commander, letter to
Viscount Rochford, 165.
Sound, The [Denmark], closed by
King of Denmark to interrupt supply of naval stores
to King of Spain, 217.
Southam, co. Gloucester, manor of,
56.
Southampton, co. Hants, suggested
that a magazine of munition
be established in, 220.
Southampton, Earl of. See
Wriothesley, Henry.
Southampton, shire of. See
Hampshire.
Southampton Water, co. Hants, 219.
Southland, Sir William, of Lee,
Ickham, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 500, 13.
Southwold (Sowthwold), co.
Suffolk, 176.
Southworth (Sudworth), John, of
Cheshunt, co. Herts, Gentleman of the Chamber and,
later, Receiver-General to
the Earl of Salisbury, his
accounts, 158, 166.
letters to Keighley, 165, 205,
229.
216, 289.
Spa, The [Lige, Belgium], 427.
Spain, Shirley refers to his success
in, 51.
intervention in Bohemian election by, 93, 94.
King's representations about
Palatinate to, 126.
preparations for war in Germany begun by, 135.
Sir John Digby sent as ambassador to, 152, 159.
Sir Edwin Sandys questioned
about his attitude towards
royal match with, 156, 159.
Prince Charles arrives in, 168.
influx of English gentlemen
into, 168.
honours given to Prince Charles
in, 174.
opposition of Spanish divines
to marriage between Prince
Charles and Infanta of, 180,
181.
187(2).
Parliament urges King to take
militant action against, 190.
Valtelline question rouses
hostility in France towards,
190.
anxiety in England over
alleged military preparations
in, 212, 217.
King's proposals for treaty
with, 258.
rumours of impending blockade of Lisbon by ships of
Holland and, 444.
Spain, Council of State of, Gondomar made member of, 169.
Spain, Infanta of. See Maria.
Spain, King of. See Philip III;
Philip IV.
Spain, Queen of. See Elizabeth.
Speed, John, historian, reference to
his History, 166.
Speke, Sir George, of Whitelackington, co. Cornwall, 12.
Spencer, Lord. See Spencer, Robert.
Spencer, Arnold, of St. Alban's in
Wood Street, London,
mercer, grant to, 57.
Spencer, Hugh. See Despenser,
Hugh le.
Spencer, Miles, Rector of Worlingworth, co. Suffolk, sues King
for non-payment of tithes,
176.
Spencer, Sir Richard, of Offley, co.
Herts, collects money towards defence of King of
Bohemia, 125.
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 192.
Spencer, Richard, petitions for
admission to lands, 255.
Spencer, Robert, 1st Baron Spencer
of Wormleighton, receives
apology from Earl of Arundel
in House of Lords, 150.
Spilman, Sir John, jeweller to the
King, his evidence produced
at examination of Lord
Treasurer Suffolk, 99.
Spinke, Thomas, letter to Stillingfleet, 416.
Spinola, Ambrosio, Marquis de
Benaffro, Commander-inChief of the Spanish forces
in the Low Countries, expected to advance with his
army, 119, 120.
at liberty to conduct war in
Germany as he wishes, 122.
reported to be preparing to
attack German Protestant
Princes, 127.
fails in his design on Frankfurt,
128.
his advance into Palatinate,
128.
130, 135.
towns retaken from, 133.
associated with preparations
for invasion of England, 217.
Spotswood, Sir John. See Spottiswood, Sir John.
Spottiswood (Spotswood), Sir
John, of Dairsie, East Fife,
Scotland, called an incendiary by Scottish Parliament, 367.
Sprackling, Mr [? Robert Sprackling, of Ellington, St.
Laurence], co. Kent, his
estate valued at 500, 13.
Spring Garden, Roehampton, co.
Surrey, 274.
Squibb, Mr [? Arthur Squibb, of
Shaftesbury, co. Dorset, later
Receiver-General to the Earl
of Salisbury], 247.
Stacy, Mr, a clerk to Sir Robert
Heath, Attorney-General,
264.
Stalford, Major, 378.
Stamford, Earl of. See Grey,
Henry.
Stanborough (Stanborrough) Mead,
Hatfield, co. Herts, 114.
Standing Committee (of both
Houses of Parliament),
orders demolition of fortifications at Carlisle and Berwick, 364.
fails to meet because of Lords'
interdiction of wearing of
hats by Commons, 366.
refuses bail to conspirators, 366.
Standish, Mr [? John Standish,
lawyer], of Wells, co. Somerset, 393.
Standon (Stondon), co. Herts,
money collected towards
defence of King of Bohemia
within parish of, 125.
Stanhawe or Stanhowe, Edmund,
Rector of Wheatacre, co.
Norfolk, grants tithe to
Cooke, 83.
Stanhope, Lord. See Stanhope, John.
Stanhope, John, 1st Baron
Stanhope of Harrington, 97.
Stanley, Elizabeth, Countess of
Derby, wife of William
Stanley, 6th Earl of Derby,
claims office of Lord Chamberlain of England, 217.
Stanstead Abbots (Stanstead
Abbott), co. Herts, money
collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 126.
Stanstead St. Margaret (St.
Margarets), co. Herts, money
collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 127.
Stanton. See Staunton.
Staple Croft Coppice, Chetterwood,
co. Dorset, 140.
Stapleford, co. Herts, money collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 125.
Stapleford (Staplefote, Stapellfoote), Walk, co. Wilts, 41,
44.
Keeper of. See Butler, John.
Stapleford (Stapleford), , his
evidence produced at examination of Lord Treasurer
Suffolk, 99.
Stapleton, Sir Philip, of Warter
Priory, co. Yorks, M.P. for
Boroughbridge, reads Ballard's examination in House
of Commons, 359.
Stapley (Staplye), John, of
Patcham, co. Sussex, Royalist conspirator, 433.
Staplye. See Stapley, John.
Star Chamber, Court of, 65, 68,
149, 214, 222, 269, 279.
examination of Lord Treasurer
Suffolk in, 94102, 103, 104,
105113.
Yelverton's trial in, 131, 132.
Earl of Cork prosecuted in,
281, 316.
Starston, co. Norfolk, tithes of firewood at, 48.
rectory of, 116.
States General, The, 79, 85, 96, 135.
send reinforcements to Ansbach's army, 122.
King's intention to solicit help
for Palatinate from, 130.
granted leave by King to
raise volunteers in England,
192.
interrupt supply of naval stores
from northern Europe to
King of Spain, 217.
desirous of accommodating
differences between Kings
of England and France, 230.
alarmed by advance of Emperor's power within
Germany, 230.
hint that King be more restrained in his pro-Huguenot
policy and intervention, 231.
Vane presents King's proposals
for treaty with Spain to, 258,
259.
disinclined to treat with Spain
without approval of France
and Sweden, 259.
Staunton (Stanton), near Coleford,
co. Gloucester, 401.
Stealthes, The, Theobalds Park, co.
Herts, pales illegally sold at,
152.
Stede (Steede), Sir William, of
Harrietsham, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 1000, 14.
Stepney, co. Middlesex, 121.
Stevenage (Stevenadge), co. Herts,
money collected towards defence of King of Bohemia
within parish of, 125.
Stevens, Colonel [? Thomas
Stephens, Parliamentary
commander], 377.
Stevenson, Edward, of Besthorpe,
co. Norfolk, sued for nonpayment of tithes, 188.
Stewart, Henry, Lord Darnley,
portrait of him and his
brother at Salisbury House,
251.
Stewart, John, 1st Earl of Traquair,
fears arrest in Scotland, 364.
called an incendiary by Scottish
Parliament, 367.
Stewart (Steward), Sir John, called
an incendiary by Scottish
Parliament, 367.
Stierius, Johannes, purchase of
work by, 388.
Stile or Style, Mr [? Humphrey
Stile, of Langley, Beckenham], co. Kent, his estate
valued at 700, 14.
Stillingfleet, George, son of Samuel
Stillingfleet, 416.
sent to London with his father's
accounts, 416.
ill of smallpox, 417.
letter to Battison, 440.
Stillingfleet, Samuel, house-keeper
at Hatfield House, later
bailiff at Cranborne, his
household accounts, 1.
letter to Keighley, 159.
accused of intriguing against
Sherfield, 160.
criticism of, 197, 207.
evicts Richard Sherfield, 207.
209, 229, 393, 403, 416, 425.
proposes Keighley as M.P. for
Old Sarum, 229.
letters to Collins, 277, 374, 395,
416, 417.
accused of being a Roundhead,
375.
refers to his indisposition, 416.
his death, 440.
Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland,
Scots fortify castle of, 335.
Stirling, Sir John, of Carden,
Lanarkshire, Scotland, Scottish Parliament proposes to
bring him to trial as delinquent, 367.
Stockdale, Mr, 276.
Stocking or Stockton, Robert,
beerbrewer, of St. James,
Norwich, presented for nonattendance at church, 16.
Stocking Pelham (Pelham Stockinge), co. Herts, money
collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia in parish of,
126.
Stockman (Stockeman, Stokman),
William, of Downton, co.
Wilts, owns coppices in
Wiltshire, 41.
arrests one of Earl of
Salisbury's tenants, 42.
Stocks, The, London, 620.
Stoke Mead, Hatfield, co. Herts, 114.
Stokes, Roger, petition to Earl of
Salisbury, 458.
Stondon. See Standon.
Stone (Stowne), Sir Robert, in the
service of the Queen of
Bohemia, 392.
Storie, Richard, Bailiff of Hoddesdon, co. Herts, ordered to
induce freeholders to vote
for Earl of Salisbury's
nominees in Parliamentary
election, 188.
Stourton (Sturton), Frances, widow
of John Stourton, 9th Baron
Stourton, her death, 152.
Stow (on the Wold), co. Gloucester,
376.
Stowne, Sir Robert. See Stone, Sir
Robert.
Strand (Stronde, Strend), London,
38, 430.
Sir Thomas Lake's house in the,
65.
letter dated from, 135.
Strangways, Giles, Colonel, of
Melbury Sampford, co.
Dorset, Royalist commander,
his soldiers at Rushton, 388.
Strasburg [France], 122.
Stratford Langlin. See Stratford
Langthorne.
Stratford Langthorne (Stratford
Langlin), co. Essex, 449.
Strawberry (Strawberie) Coppice,
Chetterwood, co. Dorset, 140.
Strend. See Strand.
Strond. See Strand.
Stroud (Stroude), co. Kent, 151.
Stuart, James, 4th Duke of Lennox,
277, 305.
Stuart, Ludovick, Duke of Lennox
and Richmond, Steward of
the Household, 60, 84, 118,
131, 141, 146, 163.
his opinions and verdict at
examination of Lord Treasurer Suffolk, 112.
takes oath to marriage treaty
with Spain, 185.
valuation of jewel of, 418.
Stubb's Coppice (Rawston Stubbs),
Rawston, co. Dorset, 140.
Studham, co. Herts, money collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 125.
Studley, Mr, of Alderholt, co.
Dorset, illegal digging of
turf on Alderholt Heath by
tenants of, 236.
Stukley, John, vicar of Haughley,
co. Suffolk, sues Smeare for
non-payment of tithes, 54.
Sturgeon, Roger, gaoler of St.
Albans, co. Herts, unable to
implement his duties, 138(2).
Sturmius, (Johannes) Sleidanus, German scholar and diplomatist
(d. 1588), his Epistolae purchased for Edward Cecil, 391.
Sturton, Lady. See Stourton,
Frances.
Suckling, Sir John, Comptroller of
the Household, 177, 193,
197, 200, 213(2), 366.
takes oath to marriage treaty
with Spain, 185.
mentioned in Goring's answers
to interrogatories concerning
conspiracy against Parliament, 356, 357, 358, 359.
Sudeley (Shewdly, Shudeley,
Shudly), co. Gloucester,
King at, 375.
376(2).
Royalist governor and garrison
in charge of castle of, 378.
Bailiff of Marston and Pebworth imprisoned in castle
of, 379.
Governor of castle of. See
Massey, George.
Sudwerth, Monsieur. See Southworth, Robert.
Suffolk, Salisbury property sold in,
56.
213, 220.
Suffolk, Countess of. See Howard,
Catherine.
Suffolk, Earl of. See Howard,
Henry; Howard, Theophilus;
Howard, James.
Suffolk, Lady of. See Howard,
Catherine.
Suffolk House, Charing Cross,
London, 99.
letters dated from, 206, 209.
Suncott, , gives evidence at the
trial of Anne Turner, 22.
Sussex, Salisbury property sold in,
56.
220.
Sussex, Earl of. See Radcliffe,
Robert.
Sutcliffe, Dr. See Sutcliffe, Matthew.
Sutcliffe, Matthew, Dean of Exeter,
appointed provost of proposed theological college in
Chelsea, 58.
Sutton, Christopher, divine, Earl of
Salisbury buys his Godly
Meditations upon the most
holy Sacrament, 235.
Sutton, Robert, 1st Baron Lexinton
of Aram, brother-in-law of
John Manners, 8th Earl of
Rutland, 439.
Suze (La) [Sarthe, France],
Louis XIII takes over regiment of, 124.
Swafield (Swaffeild), co. Norfolk,
168.
Swallow, Elizabeth, in service at
Cranborne, 195.
Swan (Swann), Sir Francis, of
Denton, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 500, 13.
Swan, Sir William [? of Hook Place,
Southfleet], co. Kent, his
estate valued at 300, 14.
Swan, Mr. of Wye, co. Kent, his
estate valued, 14.
Swanimote, reference to, 11.
Swarton, Sarah, in the service of
Lady Anne Ros, her role in
the conspiracy against
Countess of Exeter, 62 seqq.
summoned as witness, 68.
69 seqq.
confesses her guilt in St.
Martin's-in-the-Fields, 87, 88.
Swayne, Richard, of Blandford, co.
Dorset, 17, 42, 58.
letter to Keighley, 41.
Swayne or Swaine, Robert, of
Tarrant Gunville, co. Dorset,
Keeper of the West Walk,
Cranborne Chase, Hooper's
letter to, 17.
41.
Swayne, Captain, in charge of foot
company in Dorset, 354.
Swayne, Mr. See Swayne, Richard.
Sweden, King of. See Gustavus
Adolphus.
Swedes, peace concluded with, 247.
Swinnerton, Sir John, merchant,
Lord Mayor of London
(d. 1616), mentioned, 261.
Switzerland, Bohemian expectations from good relations
between Elector Palatine
and, 89.
Sydenham, Captain, in charge of
foot company in Dorset,
354.
Sydenham, Sir George, of Combe
Sydenham, co. Somerset,
41.
Sydenham, Walter, brother of Sir
George Sydenham, 41.
Sydenham, , 282.
Sydley, Richard. See Sedley,
Richard.
Sylliard, Mr [? Nicholas Sylliard,
of Brasted], co. Kent, his
estate valued at 500, 13.
Symondes, Bartholomew, son of
Thomas Symondes, 168.
Symondes, Benjamin, son of
Thomas Symondes, 168.
Symondes, Christiana, daughter of
Thomas Symondes, 168.
Symondes, Elizabeth, daughter of
Thomas Symondes, 168.
Symondes, Margery, widow of
Thomas Symondes, bequeathed lands, 168.
Symondes, Maria, daughter of
Thomas Symondes, 168.
Symondes, Martha, daughter of
Thomas Symondes, 168.
Symondes, Sara, daughter of
Thomas Symondes, 168.
Symondes, Thomas, of Swafield,
co. Norfolk, 168.
Symons [? Symonds] Mead,
Hatfield, co. Herts, 114.
Syncklies Coppice. See Sing Close
Coppice.
Synney, Richard, of Penzance, co.
Cornwall, loses case against
Marazion, 145.
Syon (Sene), Abbey of, Isleworth,
co. Middlesex, 294.
Syon House (Sion), Isleworth, co.
Middlesex, 177, 246, 390.
Earl of Northumberland desirous of selling, 242.
letter dated from, 270.
Syrons, Richard, leases Crown
property, 15.