W

Wadsworth, James, deposition of
-, Mr.

Waggon-master General of the King's army, the

Waite, Col.

Wakefield, co. York

Walden, Saffron, co. Essex

Wales
-, Prince Rupert reported to be gone to raise forces in
-, Solemn League and Covenant to be taken in
-, North
-, forces to be raised for
-, South

Walfleet, alias Burnham, co. Essex, the river of

Walker, Edward, Esq., office of Norroy Kingat-Arms granted to
-, Francis, ordnance founder, payment to
-, ordnance cast by
-, George, deposition of
-, Thomas
-, Dr. Walter, advocate of the Parliamentary fleet

Walkins, William, receiver of South Wales

Waller, Sir Hardress
-, Sir William, Sergeant-Major-General, notices of and allusions to, and passim
-, a member of the Committee for both kingdoms, and passim
-, a member of the Council of State
-, advancing towards Oxford
-, comes to Winchester
-, defeat of, at Devizes
-, earnest pressing for money of
-, extreme necessity of his army
-, forces of
-, supernumerary
-, good success of his forces against Sir Ralph Hopton at Cheriton
-, his account of the battle of Cropredy Bridge
-, his brigade
-, his main body lies at Rumsey
-, his movements
-, his quarters in Sussex
-, his ragged regiments
-, is about Buckingham
-, is about Fawsley
-, is about Wantage
-, is at Arundel
-, is at Daventry
-, is at Northampton
-, is at Oxhill, near Kineton field, co. Warwick
-, is at Towcester
-, is in pursuit of the King's army
-, is in the rear of the King's army
-, is marching into Somersetshire
-, is marching to Woodstock and Abingdon
-, is upon the march towards the King's forces
-, is on his way to Farnham

Waller, Sir William, the King gathering his forces to fall upon
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, lingers about Evesham and Tewkesbury
-, men to be sent from the Isle of Wight to
-, Militia regiments to advance to
-, money and ammunition to be sent to
-, movements of
-, order of the Committee of both kingdoms concerning his army
-, ordered to take care of Sir Richard Greenvile's regiment
-, ordered to join his forces with the Earl of Manchester's
-, ordered to remain at Abingdon
-, ordered to march westward
-, ordered to send a force into Dorset and the west
-, ordered to march into the west with a body of horse and dragoons
-, ordered to march to Dorchester
-, ordered to follow the King's forces
-, provisions for his army furnished by the Isle of Wight
-, reinforcements to be sent to
-, resolution to send the City forces towards
-, retreat of
-, Thanksgiving ordered for his victory over Sir Ralph Hopton
-, vote for his return to the west, protested against by Lord Denbigh and others

Walley, Henry

Wallingford, co. Berks

Wallingford, ammunition sent to
-, Castle
-, forces of
-, garrison of
-, Royalist forces at

Wallop, co. Hants

Wallop, Mr. Robert, M.P. for Andover
-, a member of the Committee for both kingdoms, and passim.
-, a member of the Sub-Committee for Irish affairs
-, a member of the Sub-Committee for seeking intelligence, &c.
-, a member of the Council of State
-, letter to

Walmer, co. Kent
-, letter dated from
-, Castle
-, documents dated from

Walmgate, co. York

Walsingham, Sir Thomas
-, acquittance by

Walsall, co. Stafford

Waltham
-, Forest

Walthamstow, co. Essex

Walton-on-Thames, co. Surrey, parish of

Walton, Col. Valentine, Governor of Lynn Regis
-, letter to

Wanscott, John, certificate of

Wantage, co. Berks

Wardloe, or Wardlaw, Col. James, late Governor of Plymouth

Wardour Castle, Count Arundell's dwelling house, fortified

Wards and Liveries, Court of
-, orders of
-, master and officers of

Wards, of London, the

Ware, or Were, Col. John

Wareham, co. Dorset
-, Committee at
-, forces of
-, Governor of
-, letter to
-, garrison of
-, taken by Lord Hopton

Warner, Alderman

Warren, Lieut.-Col.
-, T., a printer

Warrington, co. Lancaster
-, letters dated from

Warwick
-, Castle
-, Governor of
-, Committee at, letters to
-, Earl of, see Rich, Robert.
-, garrisons at
-, letter to
-, Parliamentary forces at
-, rebels at
-, co.
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, foot soldiers of
-, Parliamentary forces of
-, forces supplied by
-, troops in
-, House
-, letters, orders, &c. dated from
-, meeting of Committee of both kingdoms at
-, warrant dated from

"Warwick," H.M. frigate
-, the hoy

Washbourne, Captn. Heriott
-, Col., his troop

Watford, Herts
-, letter dated from
-, troops, Irish stores borrowed for

Watkins, Sir David
-, Richard, Bachelor of Civil Law at Oxford
-, William, Esq., Receiver of South Wales revenues pertaining to the Queen and Prince Charles

Watson, Mr. William

Wayman, Sarah, deposition of

Weare, Col.
-, his regiment
-, governor of Lyme Regis.

Webb, Abraham, apothecary to Lord Essex and his army, examination of
-, Edward

Webster, Mr.
-, John, merchant, letter of
-, declaration of the Lords and Commons that he had shown himself to be an enemy to the Parliament, &c.
-, declaration of Parliament outlawing

Weckerlin, Mr. George Rodolph, Secretary for Foreign Affairs, to the Committee of both kingdoms
-, is ordered to prepare a cipher

Wednesbury, co. Stafford
-, letter dated from

"Weekly Account," newspaper entitled the

Weemes, Dr., late parson of Gedney, co. Lincoln
-, Mrs. Jane, wife of Dr. Weemes

Weire, Mr.

Welbeck House, co. Notts
-, a Parliamentary garrison placed in
-, surrender of the Royalist garrison in

Welden, Col. Anthony
-, articles preferred by
-, his regiment

Wellingborough, co. Northants

Wells, co. Somerset, arrival of Prince Rupert at

Welshpool, co. Montgomery
-, letter dated from

Wem, co. Salop
-, Committee at
-, letters to
-, distressed estate of the besieged in
-, garrison of
-, Governor of
-, letter dated from
-, Parliamentary troops in
-, measures taken for the relief of
-, necessities of
-, relief of
-, siege of

Wemyss, Col.
-, General of Artillery in Sir William Waller's army
-, taken prisoner at Cropredy Bridge

Wentworth, Thomas Lord

Were or Ware, Col. John

Wentworth, Thos., Earl of Cleveland

West, Committee of the, or Western Committee

West of England, disaffected gentry in the
-, reduction of the
-, state of the

West Indies, the merchants of the

West, Col.
-, Matthew, certificate of
-, Mr.

Western forces, the
-, gentlemen, the
-, men, the
-, money, the
-, design, the
-, ports, the

Westminster
-, Covenanters, the
-, the grand "imposters" of
-, Hall
-, horses for the Parliamentary army to be brought from
-, Lords and Commons assembled at
-, regiment of the auxiliaries of
-, Sub-Committee of
-, Thanksgiving ordered in the churches of
-, Treasury Chamber at, documents dated from

Westmoreland
-, Mildmay Fane, Earl of, petition of

West Moulesey, co. Surrey, parish of

Weston, co. Lincoln
-, Col. Thomas, payment to
-, Jerome, Earl of Portland, keepership of the New Park in Richmond granted to
-, made President of Munster

West Riding of Yorkshire, the

Wetherby, near York
-, the Scots' army at

Wexford, Ireland
-, a man-of-war of

Weybridge, co. Surrey
-, magazine of gunpowder at

Weymouth, co. Dorset
-, account of the capitulation of
-, defences of
-, document dated from
-, Earl of Essex about
-, given up to the Parliament
-, Governor of
-, letters to
-, fortifications of
-, letters dated from
-, letter office at
-, post at
-, Roads

Weymouth, Royalist garrison in

Weynell, Thomas, master of the ship "Blessing,"

Wharton, Philip Lord
-, letter of
-, a member of the Committee for both kingdoms, and passim.
-, a member of the Sub-Committee to furnish intelligence for the Committee of both kingdoms
-, a member of the Sub-Committee to prepare orders, &c. for the Committee of both kingdoms
-, a member of the Council of State
-, Sir Thomas

Wheeler, captain of the ship "Greyhound,"
-, Isaac
-, C.

Whetham, or Whitham, Col., letters to

Whichcott, Major-General
-, letter to

Whitaker, Mr. Lawrence

Whitcombe, Benjamin, of London, merchant, letter to

White, Captn.
-, Colonel
-, John, deposition of
-, Lieut.-Col. Francis, letter to
-, Mr.
-, Robert
-, Thomas
-, William
-, instructions to, from the Committee of both kingdoms

White Regiment, the

White Tower of London, the, and see London, Tower of.

Whitehall, Council of State at
-, preachers at

Whitehead, Mr., ordered to appear before the Committee for both kingdoms
-, Richard
-, letter to

Whitelock, Mr. Bulstrode

Whitham, or Whetham, Col., letters to

Whittington, Thomas, clerk to Captain John Blackwell

Whitworth, Jeremiah

Wickens, Mr. Samuel

Wickham (Wycombe), Bucks
-, letter dated from

Wickins, Nathaniel, servant to Mr. Prynne

Widdrington, Sir Wm., Lord

Wiggoner, Giles, master of the ship "Sunflower," of Wivenhoe

Wight, Isle of
-, Committee of
-, letter to
-, forces of
-, gentlemen of
-, letters to
-, petition of the inhabitants of

Wilcox, Auditor

Wilde, Mr. Sergeant

Wilkinson, master gunner of H.M.S. "Greyhound,"

Willett, John, a prisoner in the counter

Williams, Captn. Reeve
-, Sir Trevor

Williamscote, near Cropredy, letters dated from

Willis, Serjeant-Major

Willoughby, Captn.
-, Captn. Richard, master of the ship "Globe,"
-, takes money to the Scottish army in Ireland
-, Colonel, his brigade
-, his regiment
-, Francis, Lord
-, articles exhibited by
-, forces of

Wilmot, Henry Lord
-, is wounded at Cropredy Bridge

Wilson, Thomas, deposition of

Wilts, co.
-, Committee of
-, forces of
-, gained by the Royalists
-, gentlemen of
-, horse of
-, letter to
-, troops of

Winchester, co. Hants
-, garrison at
-, Castle, the garrison of
-, winter quarters of Lord Hopton at
-, John Paulet, Marquis of

Wincop, Mr.

Windebank, Sir Francis, letter of
-, Francis, brother of Thomas Windebank
-, Thomas, letter of

Windsor, Berks
-, Castle
-, regiments in

Windsor, foot, the
-, forces, the
-, garrison of
-, Governor of, letter to
-, regiment, the
-, regiments of

Wingfield manor
-, surrender of

Winn, Mr., appointed muster-master of the fleet

Wintour, Sir John

Wirral, co. Chester

Wismar army, the command of the

Witney, co. Oxon

Witteronge, Sir John

Wivenhoe, a member of the port of Colchester

Wollaston, Sir John, see Woolaston.

Wood, Joseph, commander of H.M. ketch "Seaflower,"
-, Major

Woodhead

Woodruffe, Edmond
-, taken by the rebels at Warwick

Woodstock, co. Oxon
-, royal garrison at

Wood-street, London

Woollaston, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London and see London.
-, letter to

Woollen trade to the Levant, ordinance as to

Woolvercott. mill for grinding swords at

Woolwich, co. Kent

Wootton, co. Hants, letter dated from

Wootton Bassett, co. Wilts, letter dated from

Worcester
-, forces of
-, Governor of
-, the King at
-, intention of the King to burn down houses in North-street
-, round shot delivered at
-, co.
-, diocese of

Worcester House
-, meeting of Committee of both kingdoms at

Wothorpe, co. Northants

Wressell Castle, letter dated from

Wright, John, pamphlet printed for
-, purser of H.M.S. "Bonaventure,'
-, Thomas

Wroughton, Col.

Wyatt, William, merchant of Bristol

Wycombe, co. Bucks, see Wickham.

Wyke, Grenvile, petition of

Wynn, Major-General

Y.

Yard, James, merchant
-, declaration of Parliament, outlawing

Yardley, co. Worcester

Yarmouth, Norfolk
-, question of keeping a garrison at
-, Roads

Yeovil, co. Somerset

Yonge, Walter

York, city
-, the army before
-, the three armies before
-, Committee in the army at
-, forces before
-, Generals before
-, leaguer before
-, letters dated from
-, letters dated from
-, Manor Yard at
-, Minster
-, Prince Rupert approaching
-, relief of
-, siege of

York, city, surrender of to the Parliament
-, taking of
-, co.
-, armies in
-, Committee in
-, East Riding of, petition of ministers and others
-, forces of
-, frontiers of
-, gentlemen of
-, horse of
-, East, intelligence received from the Scottish army by way of
-, opportunity for reducing and assuring of to the Parliamentary cause
-, successes of the Parliamentary forces in
-, West Riding of

York House

Youghal, Ireland
-, intention of the Protestants in Munster to expel the Popish party out of
-, ships sent by the Lord Admiral to the south of Ireland to secure

Younge, Henry

Z.

Zacharie, Captn., of Amsterdam

Zachary, Captn.

Zante, island of, ordinance of Parliament allowing merchants of the Levant Company to import currants from

Zeelanders, ship taken by

Zouch, Col. James, late in the King's service
-, Mistress, widow of Col. James Zouch

Zulicom, Mons.