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
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T
Tacitus, Cornelius, Roman historian, purchase of work by,
427.
Tailor, John. See Taylor, John.
Talbot, Edward, implicated in
alleged conspiracy to murder
Earl of Shrewsbury, 263.
Talbot, George, 9th Earl of Shrewsbury, 115.
reference to his death, 263.
Talbot, Gilbert, 7th Earl of
Shrewsbury, requests loan
of silver dishes from Earl of
Salisbury, 3.
Talbot, John, 10th Earl of Shrewsbury, charges Talbot, Wood
and Whittingham with conspiracy to murder him,
263.
Talbot, Colonel [? Richard], arrives
from Portugal, 444.
Tantallon, Haddingtonshire, Scotland, Scots build fortifications at, 336.
Tarrant Gunville (Gunvile), co.
Dorset, 41.
letter dated from, 41.
Tarrant Monckton, co. Dorset,
coppices within parish of,
140.
Tarrant Rushton. See Rushton.
Tatius (Statius), Achilles, the Rhetorician of Alexandria, purchase of work by, 388.
Taulcott, Jeremy, bricklayer, work
undertaken by him at Hatfield House, 4.
Taylor, Gabriel, Receiver of sale of
King's lands, letter to Earl
of Salisbury, 430.
Taylor (Tailor), John, a Bristol
merchant, ordered not to pay
rent for Forest of Dean to
Commissioners of Exchequer,
373.
Taylor, Mr [? John Taylor, of
Mumfords, Kingsnoth), co.
Kent, his estate valued at
300, 14.
Taylor, Mr, of Newington, co. Kent,
his estate valued at 500,
14.
Tegg, Elizabeth, lessee of West
Park, Rockbourne, co. Hants,
petition to Earl of Salisbury,
458.
Teignton. See Bishopsteignton.
Teignton Bishopp. See Bishopsteignton.
Temple, Sir Alexander, of Newlands, St. Mary's Hoo, co.
Kent, his estate valued at,
800, 14.
Temple (Temples), Dartford, co.
Kent, manor of, 56.
Temple, Mr, Montaigne's letter to,
41.
Temple Bar, London, 46, 164, 273.
Tennis, reference to, 286.
Terrell, Mr Duke, See Tyrrell,
Duke.
Terrell, Mr. See Tyrrell, Robert.
Terrington, co. Norfolk, manor of,
36.
Tewe, John, butcher, of Themelthorpe, co. Norfolk, sued for
non-payment of tithes, 166.
Tewin (Tewinge), co. Herts, money
collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 125.
175.
Thames, River, 219(2), 220.
ale brewed with water from,
438.
Tharfeild. See Therfield.
The French Scholemaster (by Claude
Hollyband i.e. C. Desainliens), purchased for Philip
Cecil, 280.
The Historie of Queene Elizabeth,
(translated from Camden's
Annales Rerum Anglicorum),
purchased for Earl of Salisbury
138.
The Life of Father Paul (alias Paolo,
Servita or Pietro, Sarpi of
the Order of the Servie in
Venice), purchased, 426.
The Life of the Renowned Sir Philip
Sidney, by Fulke Greville,
Baron Brooke, bought for
Earl of Salisbury, 426.
The Moderate Intelligence, bought
for Percival, 390.
Themelthorpe (Thimblethorpe), co.
Norfolk, 166, 178.
Themylby, George [? of Irnham, co.
Lincs], 178.
Themylby, John [? of Irnham, co.
Lincs], 178.
Theobald, Peter, of Rotherhithe,
co. Kent, petition to Earl of
Salisbury, 290.
Theobald, Mr [? Stephen Theobald,
of Wilderness, Seale], co.
Kent, his estate valued at
800, 14.
Theobalds (Theballs), co. Herts
reference to purchase by
King of, 6.
31, 33, 34, 120, 128, 175(2), 214,
423, 424, 432.
letters dated from, 129, 130,
186.
reference to blackamoor at,
166.
50 tons of Portland stone conveyed to Earl of Salisbury
from, 416.
Theobalds Park, co. Herts, King
orders Earl of Salisbury to
investigate theft of palings
in, 152.
Duke of Buckingham's horses
stolen from, 175.
423, 424, 432.
Theognis, of Megara, Greek poet
of 6th century B.C., purchase of work by, 286.
Therfield (Tharfeild), co. Herts,
money collected towards defence of King of Bohemia
within parish of, 126.
Thetford, co. Norfolk, letter dated
from, 58.
Thetford, Joseph, vicar of Wenhaston, co. Suffolk, sues
Girling for non-payment of
tithes, 137.
sues Browne for non-payment
of tithes, 176.
Thimblethorpe. See Themelthorpe.
Thomas, Thomas, lexicographer,
purchase of his (Latin)
Dictionary, 391.
Thomas, footman in the service of
the Earl of Salisbury, 289.
Thompson, Giles, Dean of Windsor,
signs joint letter to King, 7.
Thompson (Tompson), Mr, upholsterer, of London, 253,
255.
Thomson, Sir Thomas, of Kenfield,
Petham, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 300, 13.
Thomson, Mr, of Boughton, co.
Kent, his estate valued at
600 (?), 14.
Thomson, Mr, of Tunbridge, co.
Kent, his estate valued at
300, 14.
Thorley, co. Herts, money collected
towards defence of King of
Bohemia within parish of, 126.
Thornborough (Thorneborough),
John, Bishop of Bristol,
intervenes on behalf of
poachers, 17.
Thorneborough, Buishope. See
Thornborough, John.
Thornell (Thornhill), Sir Timothy,
of Bromley, co. Kent, his
estate valued at 1500, 14.
Thornhill, John, Gentleman of the
Chamber to the Earl of
Salisbury, 288, 304, 390.
Thornhill, Mr. See Thornhill, John.
Thornhill, Sir Timothy. See
Thornell, Sir Timothy.
Thornhurst, Sir Stephen, of Ford,
co. Kent, his estate valued at
600, 13.
Thornton, , 402.
Thorogood, George, of Hertford, co.
Herts, 188.
Thorogood, William, Rector of
Grimston, co. Norfolk, sues
Welden for non-payment of
tithes, 164.
Three Kings, The, Fleet Street,
London, clockmaker's shop
called, 165.
Throcking, co. Herts, money collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 126.
Throckmorton (Throgmorton),
Lady Anne, wife of Sir
Nicholas Throckmorton,
mentioned, 164.
Throckmorton (Throgmorton),
Bassingborne, grocer, of
Norwich, co. Norfolk, sued
for non-payment of tithes,
177.
Throckmorton, Sir Baynham, of
Clearwell and Tortworth, co.
Gloucester, ordered not to
pay rent for Forest of Dean
to Commissioners of Exchequer, 373.
376(2).
Throckmorton, Sir Clement, of
Haseley, co. Warwick, 203.
Throckmorton (Throgmorton),
Sir Nicholas, diplomatist
(d. 1571), mentioned, 164.
Thundridge, co. Herts, money collected towards defence of
King of Bohemia within
parish of, 126.
Thurlby (Thurlbye), Mr [? of Brigstock, co. Northants], 264.
Thurn (Toura, Thorn, La Tour),
Henry Matthias, Count of,
deprived of the charge of
castle of Karlstein, 93.
reported to be with an army
on frontier of Bohemia, 122.
Thurrock Gray. See Grays
Thurrock.
Tichborne, Mr, in the service of
Sir Richard Weston, 193.
Tienam. See Tyneham.
Tilney (Tylney), George, yeoman,
of Trowse, Norwich, sued
for non-payment of tithes,
19, 32.
Tilshead (Tilsheade), co. Wilts,
manor of, 56.
Tilting, at London, 158.
Tin, primitive methods used by poor
in Cornwall to obtain, 204.
request to search for, 226.
agreement concerning exploitation of, 253, 266.
Tiptree (Tiptrie) alias Triptree
Heath, co. Essex, Viscountess Cranborne's title to,
449(2).
Tithes, alleged non-payment of, 15,
18(2), 19, 32, 38, 39, 48,
51, 53, 54, 57, 78, 83, 84,
116, 137, 153, 164, 166,
176(2), 177, 178(2), 188, 189
(2), 192.
Tittenhanger. See Tyttenhanger.
Tobacco, pipes, 159, 166, 432.
box, 166.
Spanish, 450.
Toby (Tobie) Henry, of Alderholt,
co. Dorset, illegal digging of
turf on Alderholt Heath by
tenant of, 237.
Toils, Master of the. See Jones,
Thomas.
Toiras, Jean de St. Bonnet, Seigneur
de, Governor of St. Martin,
Isle of Rh, correspondence
between Duke of Buckingham and, 233.
Toke (Tuck), Mr [? George Toke,
of Bere, Westcliffe], co, Kent,
his estate valued at 300, 13.
Toke (Tuck), Mr [? Nicholas Toke,
of Godington, Great Chart],
co. Kent, his estate valued
at 400, 14.
Tollard Royal (Tollard), co. Wilts,
42, 46.
Lord Arundell's coppices in, 76.
Tomaredess, , physician, of
Montpellier, France, signs
death certificate of Viscount
Cranborne, 436.
Tomlinson, Colonel. See Tomlinson,
Matthew.
Tomlinson, Matthew, Colonel,
Parliamentary commander,
reference to the disbanding of
his regiment, 403.
Tompson, Mr, butler to Sir Richard
Weston, 193.
Tomson, Mr, 98.
Took (Tooke), Thomas, 443.
Tooky, Ensign, in the service of the
States General, 85.
Topcliffe, Edmund, Rector of
Morley St. Botolph, co.
Norfolk, sues Reynolds for
non-payment of tithes, 57.
Toppe, Robert, of Bridmore, co.
Wilts, owns coppices in
Wiltshire, 41, 42.
Topsham (Topsome), co. Devon,
246.
Topsome. See Topsham.
Totnes, Earl of. See Carew, George.
Toura, Count of. See Thurn.
Tours [Indre-et-Loire, France],
Killigrew visits nuns
possessed by the devil at, 283.
Viscount Cranborne and
Robert Cecil at, 288.
Tower, Lieutenant of the. See
Helwys, Sir Gervase.
Tower Hill, London, executions at,
411.
Towers, Archbishop of. See
d'Eschaux.
Townly (Townley), Henry, vicar of
Lakenham, co. Norfolk, sues
Tilney for non-payment of
tithes, 19, 32.
Townshend (Townsend), Sir John
[? of Winferton, co.
Hereford], his evidence produced at examination of
Lord Treasurer Suffolk, 98,
99.
Traboe (Treraboe), St. Keverne,
co. Cornwall, manor of, 167,
266.
Traboe (Trabo), Little, St. Keverne,
co. Cornwall, 420.
Tracy, Sir Humphrey, of Stanwell,
co. Middlesex, 376(2).
Tradeskin, John. See Tradescant,
John.
Tradescant (Tredescant, Tradeskin)
John, naturalist and traveller, and gardener at Hatfield
House, letter to Keighley
and others, 18.
Viscount Cranborne and
Robert Cecil visit his
"Antiquities", 271.
Trained Bands, men levied in
Hertfordshire for active service not to be taken out of,
197, 227, 232, 300.
Privy Council orders provision
of gunpowder for use of,
291.
296, 322.
army against Scots to be
selected from, 299, 308.
opposition to service among
Hertfordshire, 311.
King orders mutinous soldiers
to be suppressed by, 317.
Transylvania, Prince of. See
Bethlem Gabor.
Traquair, Earl of. See Stewart, John.
Treasurer of the Chamber. See
Uvedale, Sir William.
Treasurer of the Household. See
Edmondes, Sir Thomas.
Treaty Commissioners, English,
receive instructions on
negotiations with Scots, 323,
324, 326, 327.
negotiations between Scottish
Treaty Commissioners and,
323(2), 324, 325, 326, 329,
337, 341, 342, 343, 344, 346,
350, 351, 352, 354, 356.
correspondence between Scottish Treaty Commissioners
and, 323, 324, 325(2), 328,
330.
letter to King, 326.
letter to Lord Keeper Finch,
326.
propose removal of negotiations
from Ripon to London, 327.
advise King to confirm Treaty
of Ripon, 328.
Scottish charges against Earl of
Strafford presented to, 333.
Treaty Commissioners, Scottish,
322, 327.
negotiations between English
Treaty Commissioners and,
323(2), 324, 325, 326, 329,
337, 341, 342, 343, 344, 346,
350, 351, 352, 354, 356.
correspondence between English Treaty Commissioners
and, 323, 324, 325(2), 328,
330.
concerned with the question
of the maintenance of the
Scottish army, 323. 324,
325(3), 326, 346.
declaration of the independence of Scotland by, 328.
their charge against Earl of
Strafford at his trial, 333.
their demand for indemnification of losses and charges
caused by war, 335.
demand dismantling of fortifications at Carlisle and
Berwick, 342.
their declaration against interference of English Church in
Scotland, 343.
demand a durable peace, 343.
demand that King select Scottish councillors approved of
by Scottish Parliament, 344.
their views on Church Government in Scotland and uniformity of Church Government to preserve peace, 344,
352.
their demands concerning commerce and trade, 346.
their demands presented to
Parliament, 350.
their views on Act of Oblivion,
350, 351, 354, 356.
Treraboe. See Traboe.
Treswell, Robert, of Westminster,
Surveyor of the King's woods
south of Trent, 152.
Trevor (Treavor), Sir Thomas,
Baron of the Exchequer,
269, 393.
criticised by Delahay, 269.
Trinity College, Cambridge, letters
dated from, 394, 396.
Trot (Trott), Martin, [? of
Langridge, co. Essex], 188.
Trowse, parish of, Norwich, co.
Norfolk, 19, 32.
Tuchet, George, Lord Audley, petition to Privy Council, 42.
Tuck. See Toke.
Tucke, Mr [? George Tucke, of
Milton, near Gravesend], co.
Kent, his estate valued, 13.
Tuddenham, North, co. Norfolk, 78.
Tufton, Sir John, of Hothfield, co.
Kent, his estate valued at
2000, 14.
Tufton, Sir Nicholas, of Hothfield,
co. Kent, his estate valued
at 500, 14.
Tuke, Lemuel, vicar of Greasley
co. Notts, resigns, 293
295(2).
letter to Capell, 295.
Turf, dug at Cranborne, 207.
dug at Alderholt, 236, 237.
Turk, The Grand. See Osman II.
Turks, 51.
Englishman escapes from, 394.
purchase of a history of, 427.
Turner, Anne, widow of Dr George
Turner and confidante of the
Countess of Somerset, tried
for her participation in the
murder of Overbury, 2023.
further evidence against her
produced at Franklin's trial,
23, 24, 2629.
condemned to death, 23.
Turner, Sir Edward. See Turnor,
Sir Edward.
Turner, George, stationer, his bill
for books, 449.
Turner, William, of London, grant
of annuity to, 57.
Turner, William, former overseer
of the King's alum works,
mentioned in examination of
Lord Treasurer Suffolk, 95,
103, 108.
Turner, , a London constable,
complaint against, 11.
Turner, Mr, 268.
Turner. See Turner, William.
Turnor (Turner), Sir Edward, of
Parndon Parva, co. Essex,
judge, later Speaker of the
House of Commons, 439.
his speech printed, 449.
Turnworth, co. Dorset, 59.
Twynnowhoe, Edmond, a surveyor,
reference to his survey of
Enfield Chase, 412.
Twysden (Twisden), Thomas, of
Wye, co. Kent, his estate
valued at 400, 14.
Twysden (Twisden), Sir William, of
Roydon Hall, East Peckham,
co. Kent, his estate valued
at 2000, 14.
Tyler, John, of Soham, co. Cambridge, sued for nonpayment of tithes, 53.
Tyndall, Mr, 41.
Tyneham (Tienam), co. Dorset, 438.
Tyre, Lieutenant, Parliamentary
commander, his soldiers
quartered at Cranborne, 387.
Tyrrell (Terrell), Duke, guest at
Hatfield House, 2.
Tyrrell (Terrell), Robert, son of
Sir Edward Tyrrell, of
Thornton, co. Bucks, his
quarrel with Robert Cecil
in Paris, 305.
recalled to England, 305.
Tyttenhanger (Tittenhanger), co.
Herts, 15.
Tyrwhitt (Tirwhitt), Mr, his letters
concerning conspiracy against
Parliament read in House of
Commons, 360.