C.

Cadeleigh or Cadley, in co. Devon, rectory of

Cadiz, in Spain, late expedition to

Cæsar, Sir Charles, Master of the Rolls
-, warrant to

Calandrini, Pompeio, protection for

Calcedon, bishop of

Caldecott, Thos. J. P., letter of

Caldewall, E.
-, Tamar, widow, petition of
-, Thos., deceased
-, Wm.

Caldicott, co. Monmouth, manor of

Calley, William, junr., letters of
-, Sir William, late receiver of the King's revenues in cos. Oxford and Berks
-, letters of

Calthorpe, James, the King's ward

Calvert, Cecil, Lord Baltimore, letter of
-, Mr.

Calvin, John, the reformer

Cambricks and lawn, impositions on, collectors of

Cambridge
-, document dated from
-, corporation of
-, petition of
-, fair at
-, gaol
-, manor of

Cambridge, co.
-, sheriff of, see Pychard, Thos.
-, letter to
-, ship-money
-, inhabitants of
-, arms returned
-, musters
-, University
-, vice-chancellor of, see Cosin, John.
-, vice-chancellor and senate of, letters to
-, for colleges and halls, see their several names.

Camden, William, the antiquary
-, Lady Elizabeth, widow

Campbell, Archibald, Earl of Argyle
-, Constantine
-, John, Earl of Loudoun, sent commissioner to London
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, his speech to the King
-, answers signed by

Campion, Hugh, bill of

Cams, Jehan de la, examination of

Canary Islands, the, export of corn to

Candles and tapers, new invention for making, patent for

Canterbury
-, parliamentary elections at
-, silk-weavers, see Weavers.
-, dioc. of
-, Archbishop, see Laud, William.
-, Arches Court, Dean of, see Lambe, Sir John.
-, Dean, see Bargrave, Dr. Isaac.

Cape, Peter

Carden, John, petition of

Cardenas, Don Olonso de, resident or ambassador from Spain
-, described by the King as "a silly, ignorant, odd fellow,"
-, his house in London

Cardewell, see Cordewell.

Cardiff
-, corporation of
-, ship-money

Cardmakers of London, company of

Cards and dice, impost on
-, manufacture and sale of
-, patentees, see Squibb and Proger.

Carew Castle, co. Pembroke

Carew, Sir John
-, Sir Nicholas, J.P. for Surrey
-, letters of
-, —

Carew's sconce, in the Isle of Wight

Carey or Cary, Horatio, sergeant-major, petition of
-, Lucius Viscount Falkland
-, Mr.

Caribees or Carlisle Islands

Carisbrook, Isle of Wight

Carlell or Carlisle, Roger

Carleton, see Carlton, Sir Dudley.

Carlisle
-, abbey at
-, citadel and castle of
-, documents dated from
-, gaol
-, garrison at
-, storehouses, &c. at
-, governor of, see Willoughby, Sir Francis, and Byron, Sir Nicholas.
-, mayor of, see Baynes, John.
-, new prison
-, dioc.
-, canons
-, Cathedral, repairs of
-, dean, see Comber, Thos.
-, dean and chapter
-, prebends
-, Bishop of, see Potter, Barnabas.
-, Earl of, see Hay, James.
-, late Earl of, see Hay, James.
-, Countess of, see Hay, Margaret.
-, islands, see Caribees.

Carlton-in-Lindrick, co. Notts

Carlton, Sir Dudley, Clerk of the Council
-, letters and other papers of
-, letters to
-, reference of petition to
-, Guy, presentation to

Carmarden, Richard, Surveyor General of Customs

Carmarthen, co.
-, sheriff, see Hooker, William.
-, late sheriff, see Jones, Wm.
-, ship-money

Carnaby, John, petition of

Carnarvon, co.

Carnarvon, Earl of, see Dormer, Robt.

Carne, John, sheriff of co. Merioneth, letter of
-, William
-, letter of

Carnegie, David, Earl of Southesk

Carr, George
-, Henry, depositions of
-, Leonard
-, Mary, Lady, wife of Sir Robert
-, Robert, Treasurer of the Army sent into the North in the reign of Elizabeth
-, Sir Robert
-, letters to
-, his children
-, Robert, Earl of Somerset
-, Thomas, postmaster of Berwick

Carter, George, a messenger

Carteret, Amice de, lieutenant-bailiff and judge in the Isle of Jersey
-, C.
-, Ely de, lieutenant-bailiff of Jersey, letter to
-, Capt. George, comptroller of the King's ships
-, letter of
-, his wife
-, Sir Philip, Lieut.-Governor of the Isle of Jersey, letter to

Carthage, in Africa

Cartwright, Captain, comptroller of the Navy, letter to

Cary, John, petition of

Casimir, Prince

Cassell, Viscount, see Bulkeley, Thos., Viscount Bulkeley of Cashell.

Castle Garth, co. Northumberland

Castlehaven, Viscount, see Touchet, George.

Castles and forts, commissioners for survey of
-, repairs of

Castleton, document dated from

Castlon, John, post for London

Catesby, Eleanor, wife of Richd., junr.
-, Richd.
-, Richard, son of the above
-, Ursula
-, William, son of Eleanor

Catilin, John

Cato, Major, the Roman (Marcus Portius)

Catsash, co. Somerset, hundred of
-, ship-money

Cave, Sir Richd., letters of

Cavelry regiments, and see Army.

Cavendish, Wm., Earl of Devonshire, Lord Lieutenant of co. Derby, letters of
-, the like to
-, William, Earl of Newcastle
-, letter of
-, promises to subscribe 10,000l. to the loan

Cawood Castle, co. York
-, documents dated from

Cecill, Robert, late Earl of Salisbury, and Lord Treasurer
-, William, Earl of Exeter, letter to
-, William, Earl of Salisbury

Cephalonia, island of

Chadlington, Oxon, manor of

Chafford, Essex, hund. of

Chafin, Richard

Chalmer, Wm., deceased

Chamber, Treasurer of the, see Uvedale, Sir William.
-, deputy to, see Paddon, Robert.

Chamberlain, John, letters and other papers of
-, Mr., a collector of ship-money
-, Wm.

Chamberlain, the Lord, see Herbert, Philip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery.

Chambers, Daniel, petition of
-, Elizabeth, petition of
-, John, letter of
-, Rich.
-, Robt., letter of
-, or Chalmers, Thomas, a friar and almoner to Cardinal Richelieu
-, William, mariner

Champigny, M. de

Chancery, Court of
-, Rolls, see Records.
-, six clerks of, see Six Clerks.

Chancery Lane, London
-, taverns in

Chanon, William, suit of

Chapman, Edmund, petition of
-, Francis, petition of
-, Henry, former mayor of Newcastle
-, Jasper, of Jersey
-, Thos.

Chard
-, document dated from

Charing Cross, London

Charlcoate, co. Warwick
-, document dated from

Charles I., notices of, and references and allusions to, passim.
-, celebrates the feast of St. George at Windsor
-, describes the Spanish resident as "a silly, ignorant, odd fellow,"
-, endeavours to prevent the Holland and Spanish admirals fighting in English waters
-, gives order for the billeting of Spaniards driven ashore by the Hollanders, as strangers
-, grants convoy to the Spaniards for Dunkirk
-, orders the Holland admiral to depart out of Dover road
-, employs Hubert le Sueur to cast a bust of King James in brass
-, instructs the governor of Edinburgh Castle to force the town by battery of ordnance, if the inhabitants refuse to supply him with victuals or other provisions at reasonable rates
-, gives directions for the internal arrangement of Worcester Cathedral
-, authorises the sale of five pieces of hangings of the story of the Apostles, made at Mortlake, to the Earl of Holland
-, directs a judicial inquiry to be made by the Lord Chief Justice whether the refusal of a Church of England minister to administer the Holy Communion to such as will not come up to the rails in the chancel be an offence against any statute law
-, determines to summon a parliament, and see Parliament.
-, gives instructions to Lord Ettrick for defence of Edinburgh Castle
-, issues writs for levying ship-money, notwithstanding the assembling of Parliament
-, obtains money by means of a loan
-, returns answer to the Covenanters
-, submits the question of Border military service to the judges
-, his intervention in behalf of the Prince Elector Palatine
-, promises audience to the commissioners sent by the Covenanters and see Scotland, Commissioners.
-, is surrounded by many well-wishers to the Covenanters
-, question of the King's title to the marsh lands lying between the ebb and flow of the tide
-, orders a barge of state to be made against the meeting of Parliament
-, warrant for payment of 25,000l. for redemption of his Majesty's great jewel left with the King of Denmark
-, called our Solomon
-, notes in his hand touching the demands of the Covenanters
-, question of subscribing the covenant debated in the Council, the King present
-, his designs known to the Covenanters
-, commissions of
-, Declaration, the Large
-, grants, licences, and patents of
-, letters of
-, orders of, see Council, Orders of, the King present.
-, pardons by
-, presentations to livings by
-, protections by
-, royal assent to decrees of Commissioners of Sewers
-, warrants, writs, privy seals, and fiats of
-, letters, petitions, and other papers addressed to, see the Names of the writers.
-, references and orders on, see Names of referees.
-, his children, see Children, the Royal.
-, councillors in the North
-, new year's gifts
-, game
-, pastimes
-, contribution money for expedition against Scotland, see Scotland.
-, cabinet council
-, lands and revenues as Prince of Wales and see Revenues, the King's.
-, Commissioners of
-, reference to, of petition
-, Queen, see Henrietta Maria.
-, apothecary in ordinary, see Rumler, John Wolfgang; and Fountnay, Julian.
-, chamberlain of the household, see Herbert, Philip, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery.
-, coachmen
-, comptroller of his ships, see Palmer, Sir Henry, and Carteret, Capt. George.
-, comptroller of his household, see Jermyn, Sir Thos.
-, equerries
-, esquires of the body
-, footman, see Craig, M.
-, household, see Household, the Royal.
-, governor of his tapestry works at Mortlake, see Palmer, Sir James.
-, Groom of the Privy Buckhounds, see Dixon, Bartholomew.
-, jewelers
-, Keeper of the Privy Purse, see Livingston, James.
-, kitchen, clerk of the, see Pay, Nicholas.
-, Marshal of Ceremonies, see Andros, Amis, and Nicholls, Ralph.
-, masks at court
-, Master of Jewel-house, see Mildmay, Sir Henry.
-, Master of the Great Wardrobe, see Fielding, Wm., Earl of Denby.
-, Master of his Majesty's Barge, see Warner, Nöel.
-, Master of the Horse, see Hamilton, James Marquis of.
-, marshal-farrier, see Snapes, Edward.
-, mathematical instruments
-, palace at Westminster
-, pavilion
-, pictures and statues at Whitehall
-, purveyor of wines, see Lessland, Mr.
-, purveyor of perfumes and sweets, see Sheires, George, Rumler, John Wolfgang, and Metcalfe, A.
-, receiver of fines and forfeitures ecclesiastical, see Holford, Benjamin.
-, receiver general of his revenues, see Wharton, Thos.
-, robes, see Wardrobe, the Great.
-, Sergeant Plumber, see Enbree, John.
-, stables
-, tailor, see Ramsey, Robt., and Murray, David.
-, Treasurer of the Chamber, see Vane, Sir Henry.
-, Yeoman of the Revels, see Taylor, Joseph.
-, Yeoman of the Removing Wardrobe, see Rennersley, Clement.

Charles, Prince, subsequently Charles II.
-, his education
-, his household, paymaster of, see Holland, Cornelius.
-, his tutor, see Duppa, Bishop of Chichester.
-, groom of his bedchamber, see Jermyn, Thos.
-, gentleman of the bedchamber to, see Nevill, Richard; and see Children, the Royal.

Charles Louis, Elector Palatine, see Palatinate.

Charles, the (King's ship)

Charter House, London
-, governors of the

Chatham

Chatteris, co. Cambridge

Chavigny, Monsr. de

Chaworth, George Viscount, late sheriff of co. Notts, petition of

Cheapside, London

Cheesemongers of London, petition of

Chelmsford, Essex

Chelsea, near London

Cherry, Francis

Chertsey, Surrey

Cheshire, Thos., clerk
-, or Chester, Henry, late sheriff of Beds

Chesland, Robt., wine cooper

Chester, otherwise West Chester
-, documents dated from
-, mayor of, see Harvey, Robt.
-, recorder, see Ratcliff, John.
-, parliamentary elections
-, ship-money

Chester, Bishop of, see Bridgeman, John.

Chester, county palatine of
-, bailiff, itinerant, of, see Henn, Henry.
-, chamberlain of, see Stanley, Wm., Earl of Derby, and Strange, James, Lord.
-, election of burgesses for Parliament
-, Exchequer Court of
-, justices of peace, letters of
-, sheriff, see Powell, Sir Thomas.
-, ship-money
-, shire-court
-, shire-hall

Chesterfield

Chetwind, Dr. Edw., late Dean of Bristol

Chetwyn, Wm., elected chamberlain of Bristol

Chevalier, Clement

Chicheley, Lady

Chichester, Sussex
-, mayor and aldermen, petition of
-, new charter for

Chick, St. Osyth, co. Essex

Chickard Gabriel, certificate of

Chidley, Sir George

Chilbolton, Hants

Childe, Richard, sheriff of Beds, account of ship-money by

Children, the Royal
-, apothecary in ordinary for, see Rumler, John Wolfgang.
-, pastimes
-, paymaster to, see Holland, Cornelius.
-, revenues of

Chilworth, co. Surrey

China, silk stuffs brought from

Chittingly

Chiver, Robert, patent to

Cholmondeley, co. Chester

Cholmondeley, Sir Richd., letter of
-, Robert, Viscount, in Ireland
-, his lady

Cholsey, co. Berks

Choppell Woods

Christendom

Christian IV., King of Denmark

Christ's Hospital, London

Chudleigh, George, certificate of

Chulcross, John, late sheriff of co. Derby

Church Down, co. Gloucester

Church government and see England, Church of.

Church, Percy

Churchill, Wm., sheriff of Dorset, report of

Churchill, co. Oxford, document dated from
-, churchwardens of, and see Whitley, John; Bridges, Wm.
-, petition of

Chute, Edward

Cinque Ports, the
-, Judge of, see Rives, Dr. Thos.
-, Lord Warden of, see Howard, Theophilus, Earl of Suffolk.

Civel or Civet, Francois
-, Pierre
-, petition of

Clapham, Paul, petition of
-, Susan, his wife

Clare, Earl of, see Holles, John.

Clare Hall, Cambridge

Clark or Clerke, variously spelt:—
-, George, clerk of the deliveries
-, George, mayor of Gravesend
-, James, J.P.
-, Lonvile, see Lanckton, Henry.
-, Mr.
-, Richard, B.D., release to
-, Dr. [Samuel]
-, sergeant
-, Wm.

Clavering, Sir John

Clay, Richard, protection to

Claybrook, co. Leicester

Clee, Robert, examination of
-, Thos., brewer

Cleish, laird of, see Colvill.

Clement, Benedict

Clements Inn, document dated from
-, Field

Clench, Edw.
-, petition of

Clerk or Clerke, see Clark.

Clerkenwell, document dated from

Cleveland, Earl of, see Wentworth, Thos.

Cliffe, Thos., brief for

Clifford, Francis, Earl of Cumberland, and sheriff of Westmorland, letter to
-, George, third Earl of Cumberland
-, [Henry], Lord
-, letter to

Clifton, Mr.

Clink prison, Surrey

Clinton, Edward, late Earl of Lincoln
-, Theophilus, Earl of Lincoln
-, proceedings against, in the High Commission Court

Close Rolls, see Rolls.

Cloths, trade in
-, white, undressed
-, Duke of Lenox's patent for exportation of

Clowberry, William

Clyde, river

Coals or sea coal, supply of, see London.
-, duty on

Coal merchants, company of

Cobb, John, petition of

Cochrane, Crowner, (Colonel John)

Cockerton, Robt., petition of

Cogan, Henry, Comptroller of the Mint

Coggeshall, Essex, baize makers of

Coghern, Col., a Scotchman

Coghill, Henry
-, Sir Thos.

Coignet, M.

Coinage

Coke, George, bishop of Hereford
-, his son, late precentor at Hereford
-, Sir John, Secretary of State and one of the Comptrollers General of the Posts
-, resigns the office of Secretary of State (2nd Feb.)
-, letter of
-, letter to

Coker, co. Somerset

Colchester, Essex
-, Castle
-, mayor of, see Langley, John.

Colcombe House

Cole, a sailor

Colebrook Ward in Duffield Forest, co. Derby

Coleshill, co. Berks

Colford or Collesford, co. Dorset

Collard, Thos., letter of
-, his son Luttrell

Colles, Humphry

Colliers, masters and owners of, petition of
-, list of, employed in transporting soldiers into the North

Collins, Arthur
-, petition of
-, Cuthbert
-, Theophilus, portreeve of Yeovil
-, letter of

Collison, Margaret

Collyer, Robert, of Bedford

Cologne

Colombine, Wm.

Colt, George, petition of

Colvill, James
-, letter to
-, his brother the Laird of Cleish
-, Wm., see Covell.

Combe, Mr.

Comber, Thos., S.T.P., dean of Carlisle

Comes or Combs, Richd.
-, bond of

Commissioner, the King's, for Scotland, see Stuart, John, Earl of Traquair.

Common Law, procedure of

Common Pleas, Court of
-, judges of
-, petition of, touching fees
-, schedule of fees payable to
-, Lord Chief Justice of, see Finch, Sir John, and after (Jan. 1640), Littleton, Sir Edwd.

Common Prayer Book, the and see England, Church of.

Commonwealth, grievances of the

Compter, the, prison in Wood Street or the Poultry
-, the, in Southwark

Compton, Sir Henry, K.B.
-, John, suit of, proceedings in

Compton Dando, co. Somerset, rectory of

Comptroller of the Household and see Jermyn, Sir Thos.

Condicote, co. Gloucester

Conformity, book touching, see Francis, Father.

Congan, Nicholas, deceased

Congiers, see Conyers, Sir John.

Coningesby, Captain Francis, Surveyor of the Ordnance
-, his salary
-, Thos., late sheriff of Herts

Conisholme, co. Lincoln, document dated from

Conn, Henry, clerk of the sewers in co. Lincoln, letter of

Conniack, Mr.

Connie, [Henry]

Constable, Henry, Viscount Dunbar, a recusant

Constantinople, document dated from

Consterier, see Coustrier, Peter.

Convertive, the, (King's ship)

Convocation, writ of, summons for

Conway, document dated from
-, Edward, Viscount Conway and Killultagh, Lord Marshal of Ireland, and General of the Horse
-, books supplied to
-, letters to
-, named member of the Council of War
-, General of the Horse in the army of the North

Conyers, Sir John, governor of Berwick, Lieutenant General in the army of the North, and member of the Council of War
-, letters, &c. of
-, the like to
-, member of the Council of War
-, his wife and family
-, Mr., a vintner
-, William
-, letter of

Coo, Thomas, petition of

Cooke, Sir Robert
-, Thos.
-, letters of

Cookeson, Mr., patentee for sale of tobacco

Cooper, Anne
-, Sir Anthony Ashley
-, Christopher
-, Sir John
-, John
-, clerk
-, Peter
-, Rose

Coopers, the, see Wine Coopers.

Copley, Lionel

Coppin, Mr.

Copping, Susan

Copthorne, Surrey, hundred

Corbett, Mr.
-, Sir Thos.

Corbold, Mark

Cordewell, Francis, deputy saltpetreman
-, Samuel, the King's gunpowder-maker
-, letters and other papers of
-, the like to

Corham, Roger

Cork in Ireland

Corn, exportation of
-, prices of

Cornbury Park, document dated from

Cornelius, Thos.

Cornhill or Cornwell

Cornwall
-, document dated from
-, duchy of
-, Lord Lieutenant of, receiver of Crown rents in, see Godolphin, Sir Francis.
-, sheriff of, see Trevill, Richard.
-, late sheriff of, see Godolphin, Francis.
-, ship-money
-, tinners of, see Tinners.

Corpus Christi College, document dated from

Corselis, Lucas, petition of

Corston, co. Somerset

Corunna in Spain

Cory, Capt. Humphry, petition of

Cosby, co. Leicester

Cosens, Mr.

Cosin, John, S.T.P., Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University

Coster, Thos., clerk

Cothran, Cronner, see Cochrane, Crowner.

Cotswold, co. Gloucester

Cottee, Samuel

Cottesford, Robert, rector of Hadleigh, testimonial of

Cottington, Francis Lord, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Master of the Court of Wards and Liveries
-, named member of the Council of War
-, letters and other papers of
-, the like to
-, references to, of petitions and other papers

Cotton, in St. Mary's parish, Shrewsbury
-, George
-, his wife Honour
-, Thos.

Cottrell, Richd., mayor of Sunderland
-, examination and depositions of

Council, the, notices of, and casual references and allusions to, passim.
-, orders, letters, warrants, and other papers of
-, orders of, the King present
-, minutes and notes of proceedings of, by Nicholas and others and see Nicholas, Edward; Windebank, Sec.; War, Council of; and Scotland, Commissioners, &c.
-, references to, of petitions and other papers
-, letters and petitions to, see the names of the writers.
-, cabinet, the
-, called Junto, Lords of the
-, committee for foreign affairs
-, appointed to give audience to the Scotch Commissioners
-, clerks of, and see Meautys, Thos. Becher, Sir Wm. Carlton, Sir Dudley, &c.
-, messengers of
-, register of the

Council Chamber, the

Council, the, in the North, see North.
-, of Scotland, see Scotland.

Court, the
-, relation of news from

Coustrier or Consterier, Peter

Covell or Colvill, Lady Anne
-, Wm.

Covenanters, the, see Scotland.

Covent Garden, London, document dated from

Coventry, Thomas Lord, Lord Keeper (deceased Jan.)
-, letters and other papers of
-, the like to
-, reference to, of petitions
-, loan of 6,000l. to the King
-, promises to subscribe 10,000l. to the loan
-, tenant of Durham House
-, his chaplain, see Littleton, Dr. John.
-, his widow

Cowes, Henry

Cowgate or Cowport, in Berwick

Cox, Benjamin, clerk
-, William, armourer

Craig, M., the King's footman

Cranbrook, co. Kent

Crane, John, Victualler of the Navy or Surveyor of Marine Victuals
-, letters of
-, Lady, of Stoke Park
-, Sir Robert
-, Wm., clerk
-, petition of

Cranston or Cranstoun, Lord

Craven, William, Lord

Crawford, Earl of, see Lindsay, Ludovick.

Credland, John

Cressing Temple, Essex

Creswell, John
-, petition of

Cretz, John de

Cripps, Edmond, brewer

Crispe, William

Crocker, Arthur

Croft, co. Leicester

Croft, Lybeus

Crofts, James
-, deposition of

Croke, Sir George, justice of the King's Bench
-, Sir Henry, Clerk of the Pipe
-, letter to
-, Sir John, late sheriff of Dorset
-, letter of

Crompton, Thos., J.P.

Cromwell, Thos., Lord, letter of

Crooked Lane, London

Crosfield, Mr.

Cross, Robt., information by

Crow, Harvy
-, Sir Sackville, English ambassador at Constantinople
-, licence by

Crowch, Henry, certificate of

Crowder, William

Crowther, Bryan

Croydon, Surrey

Crumpe, Thos.

Cruso, Catherine
-, John

Crux, Nicholas
-, Joan, his wife

Cullen, Mr.

Culme, Richd.

Cumberland, co.
-, assizes for
-, dragoons
-, soldiers raised in
-, Lord Lieutenant of, see Howard, Thos., Earl of Arundel and Surrey.
-, sheriff of, see Pennington, Sir Wm.
-, ship-money
-, Earl of, see Clifford, Francis.
-, late Earl of, see Clifford, George.

Cunningham, John, prisoner
-, petition of
-, Mr.
-, William, sent with the Covenanters' remonstrance to the King

Curle, Walter, bishop of Winchester

Curtius, Wm., agent to the Princes of Germany

Curtys, Thos., clerk

Curzon, Sir John, late sheriff of co. Derby, petition of

Cusen, Mr., of the Temple, opinion of

Custom House, London, see London.

Customs, the
-, Surveyor-General of, see Carmarden, Richd.
-, Surveyors-General of, at London, see Medcalfe, Christopher, and Toomes, William.
-, farmers and officers of
-, of the Port of London, see London.
-, Pretermitted, collectors of, see Dawes, Sir Thomas; Ferrers, Thos.; and Wolstenholme, Sir John.

Cuthbert or Cutbeard, George, prebendary of Wells and Canon of Bristol

Cutteris, John

Cygnea Cantio of Leland