S.

Sabb's dock

Sackville, Edw. Earl of Dorset

St. Alban's, co. Herts
-, roads from, to be guarded against Scots coming to London
-, Robert de, summoned to Parliament

St. Austell, co. Cornwall, petition of, for permission to hold a weekly market and two fairs annually

St. Catherine's
-, constable of

St. Clare or "Santa Clara" a Spanish prize

St. Dogmell's in co. Pembroke, value of living of

St. Enoder, co. Cornwall

St. George, John
-, the ship. See Navy.

St. Giles' chapel, Stony Stratford

St. Helen's

St. Herbert's Isle in Derwentwater

St. James', Clerkenwell
-, fields, Westminster
-, fair at

St. John, Oliver, M.P., Solicitor General
-, a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.

St. John's, Priors of, summoned to Parliament

St. Leger, Sir Anthony

St. Malo

St. Martins-in-the-Fields, report on parochial management of

St. Mary Magdalen's, Stony Stratford

St. Michael, Isle of. See San Miguel.

St. Neots, co. Hants
-, insurgents defeated there

"St. Peter of Anchusen," a ship

St. Swithen's church in the City, estimate for repairs of
-, Lane. See London.

St. Thomas's, in Southwark
-, hospital, in Southwark
-, steward of, Rice Edward

Salisbury and Sarum

Salisbury, resort of disaffected persons to
-, Bishop of
-, Earl of. See Cecil, Wm.

Salop or Shropshire
-, committee of
-, letters to
-, gents of
-, letters of Sequestrations in
-, Scottish prisoners in, disposal of
-, Sheriff of, letter to

Saltonstall, Capt. Chas.
-, Sir Peter, an equerry

Saltpetre

Salust, quotation from

Salwey, Mr.

Sames, Dr. Wm., Deputy Judge of the Admiralty, decree by

Samuel, Arthur, letter to

Sanders, Henry
-, Thos.

Sanderson, Sir John
-, John, Major

Sandgate Castle, co. Kent

Sandham fort in Isle of Wight

Sandown Castle, captured by the Royalists
-, custody of
-, ordnance for reduction of

Sandridge

Sandwich, co. Kent
-, garrisoned for the King
-, Mayor and Jurats of
-, letters to
-, more forces for defence of
-, pretended Prince of Wales lands at
-, prisoners in
-, safety of threatened
-, station for the revolted ships
-, Town Clerk of. See Thurburne.

Sandys, Col. Samuel, regiment of

San Miguel or St. Michael's Isle, one of the Azores
-, Governor of

Santa Clara, Adriano de, a Franciscan friar

Sargood, Francis

Sartillon. See Chastillion, Mr.

Saunders, Ann

Saunderson. See Sanderson.

Savage, John, Earl Rivers
-, petition of
-, bond of
-, Sir John, his petition

Savoy Hospital versus Euing, suit of

Sawle, Oliver, petition of

Saxon kings, royal prerogatives of
-, taxation under

Say and Sele, Viscount. See Fiennes, Wm.

Say, William, M.P., sits as one of the king's judges

Sayer, Major

Sayers, Ralph

Sbrozzi de Vic. Episcopi

Scandalous books and pamphlets, sale of

Scarborough, co. Yorks
-, castle
-, in danger of surprise
-, forces for siege of
-, Commander of the, letter to
-, Governor of. See Boynton, Col.
-, ship to lie before
-, siege of
-, stores for

Scawen, Lieut.-Col.
-, Robert, M.P.
-, letter to

Scilly Isles
-, castle in
-, defence of
-, Governor of
-, money for
-, reduction of, forces for
-, regaining of
-, revolt of
-, survey of, giving the area, rents, and estimated value of
-, trade and population of

Scobell Henry, deputy registrar, order by

Scotland and the Scots, affairs of, narrative of, by Sir J. Cheislie
-, army of
-, arrears due to
-, enters England 8th July
-, includes 72 colours of foot and 27 of horse
-, march of, towards Lancashire
-, officers of, returning to Scotland to be stayed
-, opposed by an English army under Lambert and Cromwell, and see Cromwell.
-, overthrown in Lancashire
-, order for Cromwell to follow up his victory over
-, prisoners, how to be disposed of
-, examination of
-, may be relieved by Mr. English
-, pursuit of, by Cromwell's army

Scotland, army of, Warrington bridge to be held against
-, Yorkshire and Lancashire forces ordered to join Cromwell in pursuit of
-, borders of
-, church of
-, Commissioners of, lately resident in England
-, their paper about disposing of the king's person in England
-, Commissioners from the English Parliament sent to
-, instructions for
-, instructions, additional, for
-, letters to
-, Committee of Estates of, letter from the king to, and their reply
-, covenant, articles of
-, and treaties between both kingdoms
-, customs project for equalising of with those of England
-, Declaration of both Houses about the despatch boat for, to be maintained
-, about disposing of the person of the king to be communicated to the Parliament of Scotland and Committee of Estates
-, about the four bills and propositions presented to the king
-, Estates of, convention of
-, award 10,000l. to the Marquis of Argyle
-, communications of, with the City
-, with the king
-, form of addressing the Houses objected to
-, General Assembly of
-, letter to the Assembly of Divines at Westminster
-, gentlemen of, to be excepted from pardon
-, letters for, intercepted
-, malignants sheltered in
-, to be surrendered up by
-, none from there, to be suffered to pass into Ireland
-, Oblivion Act of
-, Ordinance by English House of Lords for payment of 35,000l. to the Marquis of Argyle
-, Orders of the Houses at Westminster to be communicated to
-, Parliament and Estates of
-, papers of
-, papers addressed to the City

Scotland, Parliament of, papers addressed to the king by
-, papers and books to be communicated to
-, answer of Scots' Parliament to, not satisfactory
-, President of. See Campbell, John, earl of Loudoun.
-, propositions agreed on by both kingdoms
-, to be communicated to the Scots before being sent to the king
-, revolted ships intend for
-, ship for carrying despatches to and from, to be maintained
-, ship with arms going to, stayed
-, soldiers out of Ireland transported into
-, not to be suffered to pass
-, towns in Ulster taken from by Col. Monk
-, treatise justifying their resistance to Archbp. Laud's innovations
-, Ulster regiments chiefly composed of Scots

Scott, Capt.
-, Stephen, sheriff of Kent
-, letter to
-, Thos., M.P.
-, his committee
-, letter to

Scroope, Col.
-, letters to
-, troop of
-, officer in command of

Scudamore, Sir Barnaby

"Sea-flower", the ship

Seaford, co. Sussex, ammunition for

Seimor. See Seymour, Mr.

Selden, John, the lawyer, his work, "Titles of Honour," quoted
-, "Treatise on the Judicature in Parliament," extracts from

Sellington, Mr.

Sensualists or Essentialists, doctrines of the

Separatist Sects, information concerning, with notes by Dr. Lambert

Sequestrations, Committee of and see Compositions.
-, treasurers of, letter of
-, committees of, in several counties
-, in the northern counties
-, ordinance of
-, solicitors for, in each county

Sergeant, Joseph

Sergeant-at-Arms. See Hunt, John; his deputy, see Parsons, John.

Sermons, two, in MS. on the Gospels for Trinity and Whit Sundays
-, notes for

Service, Mr.

Seterick. See Etterick.

Severn, the river

Sevenoaks or Sevenoke

Seymour, Mr.
-, Wm., Marquis of Hertford
-, a gentleman of the bedchamber
-, his horses and papers to be restored to him

Shadbolt, Mr.

Shadwell

Shaftoe, James

Sharpe, John, petition of

Sharples, Capt.

Shatlett, Peter, petition of

Shaw, Mr.

Sheerness, ships to guard

Sheffield Castle
-, Edmond Earl of Mulgrave, a member of the Derby House Committee, passim.
-, his name added to the list of
-, translation of "Theologia Germanica" for

Shelburne, Major
-, letter to

Sheldon, Wm., of Beeley
-, his estate

Shenley, co. Bucks

Shepherd or Sheppard, John
-, Nicholas

Shepperton, co. Middlesex
-, ferry at

Sheppey, Isle of, a ship waiting at, for the king's escape

Sherborne House, co. Gloucester

Sherman, a minister of Lee
-, instructions for

Sherrin, Capt. John, master of the "Truclove,"

Sherwood, Thos., wax-chandler

Shillito, John, bond of

Ships, for names of. See Navy.
-, Parliament's ships in King's Road
-, revolted ships. See Navy, and names of.

Short, Mr.

Shrewsbury, co. Salop
-, Castle
-, committee for
-, committee for Sequestrations in
-, garrison of
-, Governor of. See Mackworth, Col.

Shrewsbury, royalist garrison in
-, taking of
-, town and castle to be repaired

Shrewsbury, Gilbert late Earl of
-, his daughter Elizabeth Countess Dowager of Kent, funeral certificate of

Shuttleworth, Col.

Sidney, Col. Algernon, Governor of Dover
-, establishment for
-, letters to
-, proposition of
-, Philip Visct. L'Isle. See Sydney.
-, Robt. Earl of Leicester
-, affronted by soldiers

Signet Office, the

Simpson, Anthony. See Sympson.

Skinner, Capt.
-, Thomas

Skippon, Philip, Colonel and Sergeant-MajorGeneral
-, a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.
-, added to the sub-committee for examination of prisoners
-, gives notice of designs against the Tower
-, informations communicated to
-, of a dangerous design in London
-, of the march of Col. Rich through the City
-, intelligence, money for
-, letters to
-, men sent in by
-, money for
-, ordered to draw out forces from the Tower
-, ordered to draw out the Militia
-, ordered to appoint a guard for Whitehall
-, ordered to appoint a guard for protection of London
-, ordered to apprehend conspirators and all engaged in listing men against the Parliament within the City
-, ordered to take precautions against the Reformadoes
-, ordered to take precautions against a threatened massacre
-, ordered to convoy David Jenkins the Welsh Judge from Newgate
-, regiment of
-, volunteer horse of

Skipton, co. York

Skutt, Capt. Wm., Governor of Poole
-, letter to

Skynner, Thos., Secretary to the Merchants Adventurers

Slack, John

Slaney, Mr., letter to

Slaughter, Major

Sligo in Ireland
-, provisions for

Slone, Mr.

Slowe, Robt., petition of

Small, Rich.

Smalman, Mr. Thos.
-, bond of

Smith or Smyth, Alice
-, Capt.
-, Sir Charles, his estate
-, Francis, petition of
-, Isabella
-, Mr.
-, James, letter to
-, Robt.
-, Solomon, Marshal of the Admiralty
-, letters to
-, warrants to
-, Timothy, answer to his petition
-, William, petitions of

Sneap, Wm.

Soame, Sir Thos.
-, Sir William, letter to
-, sent to appease the tumults in Bury

Soho near Cloemanhedge

Soldiers not to offer abuses to friends of the Parliament

Solicitor General, the. See St. John, Oliver.

Somerleyton, document dated from

Somerset co.
-, designs against
-, forces to be maintained in
-, county goal at Ilchester
-, gentlemen of
-, Mendip Forest in, customs of
-, standing Committee of
-, letter of
-, letters to

Somerset, Edw., Marquis and Earl of Worcester
-, daughters Anne and Elizabeth
-, estate of, in co. Monmouth
-, excepted from pardon
-, Henry, first Marquis of

Southampton, borough and port of
-, county of. See Hampshire.

Southampton, Customs at
-, garrison of
-, Governor of
-, letter to
-, J.P's. for
-, Mayor of, and see Stanley, Wm.
-, and Council of, petition of
-, sequestrations in

Southampton, Earl of. See Wriothesley, Thos.

South Coast, ports of the

Southolt, co. Suffolk

Southwark, borough of
-, Committee of
-, insurrections in, feared
-, militia of
-, reinforcements for
-, St. Thomas' in
-, Town's End

Southworke, Mr.

"Sovereign", the ship and see Navy.

Spain and Spaniards
-, Ambassador from. See Gardenas, de.
-, King of, his interest in the Palatinate
-, letters of reprisal against
-, officers raising forces under the Spanish Ambassador's Commissions
-, English ship "Elizabeth" taken by the "Santa Clara,"
-, West Indian fleet, the

Spangle-makers to use fine silver

Spalding, the ancient Priors of, summoned to Parliament as Barons

Sparling, Thomas

Speeke, Sir George

Spicer, John, Mayor of Northampton

Spilman, Wm., letter of

Sprignall, Sir Richard

Springet, a prisoner

Squibb [Arthur], Clarencieux, king-at arms
-, grant of arms by
-, infringement of his office
-, Capt. Stephen

Stace, Christopher, late master of the "Weymouth" frigate, complaint against

Stafford, co. and town, Committee of
-, letters to
-, gents. of, about disposal of Scottish prisoners
-, Governor of. See Stone, Capt.
-, Mr.
-, his coachman
-, Wm., his estate sequestered

Stainbank Green, co. Westmoreland

Staines, Constable of
-, letter to
-, Dr.
-, free-quarter in

Stamford, co. Lincoln
-, Earl of. See Grey, Henry.

Stanbridge

Stanhope, Mr.

Stanley, Captain George, to be apprehended
-, petition of
-, James, Earl of Derby, to be excepted from pardon
-, John, a purser
-, Mrs.
-, William, Mayor of Southampton, petition of

Stanwell, co. Middlesex

Staples, Mr.

Stapleton, Mr.
-, Mrs., presentation to a living by
-, Sir Philip, no longer a member of the Committee at Derby House

Stapley, Mr.

Starborough or Sterborough Castle, co. Surrey
-, commander at
-, to be garrisoned
-, to be dismantled
-, prisoners at

Star Chamber, Committee for Irish assessments sitting in
-, Court of

Starland, Samuel

State Trials by Howell, referred to

Staynings. See Stenning, Chas.

Statutes quoted. See Kings' reigns.
-, project for reformation of certain

Steelyard, the, in Dowgate Ward
-, master of. See Jacobson, Jacob.

Steenes, Morcella, frauds of

Stenning, Chas., J.P.

Stephens, Mr.

Stepney manor

Stevens, Henry, servant to Visct. Andover

Stewart, Col. and see Stuart.

Stigand, Archbishop, charter of Edward the Confessor confirming lands to

Stiles, Capt., forces led by

Stockdale, Thos., letter to

Stocker, John, petition of
-, served the King as Colonel
-, under the Articles of Oxford

Stockton, John
-, bond of

Stoke D'Abernon, co. Surrey

Stone, Capt., Governor of Stafford
-, letters to
-, prisoners sent in by

Stoner, Sir Francis
-, his son

Story, Joan, widow, petition of

Strange, Mr.

Stratford Langton
-, Stony, co. Bucks, description of

Stratton Andley, co. Oxon

Strelly, George

Strickland, Walter, M.P., English Resident with the States General
-, Agent to the United Provinces
-, instructions for
-, letters of credence for
-, letters of, extracts from
-, letters to
-, money for
-, orders and instructions sent to
-, relation of touching the revolted ships
-, trade of Irish rebels with Holland

Strode, Sir George, his estate

Strutt, Sir Dennour, petition of

Stuart, Henry, Duke of Gloucester, the King's youngest son, design to carry him away
-, James, Duke of Richmond and Lennox, a gentleman of the bedchamber
-, Sir Robt.
-, regiments of, in Ireland
-, Sir Wm.

Stubbin, Capt.

Sudeley Castle, co. Gloucester
-, garrison of
-, officer commanding, letter to
-, withdrawal of
-, to be dismantled

Suffolk co.
-, borders of
-, collectors of arrears in
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, defence of
-, Deputy Lieutenants and J.P.s of
-, letter to
-, gents. of
-, to be thanked
-, M.P.s for

Suffolk, co., Militia of

Sugden, Rev. Edw.

Sully, Due de, Memoirs of

Sunderland, Abraham
-, Richard

Surrey co.
-, borders of
-, Collectors and Receivers of Revenues in, names of
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, letter to
-, design to surprise strong houses in
-, disorders by soldiers in
-, enemy's forces in
-, Farnham Castle, a danger to the peace of
-, gents. of
-, garrisons in
-, insurgents in, at Putney
-, insurgents are on the increase in
-, insurgents are beaten
-, insurgents are listing men in
-, insurrections in
-, Committee of the Commons for inquiring into
-, Kentishmen march into
-, levies of horse and foot in
-, Livesey's troops to be withdrawn from
-, London horse intend for
-, new insurgent army in, defeat of
-, petitions of
-, sequestrations in
-, Sheriff of, his son
-, soldiers and people to agree
-, soldiers in, not to plunder
-, strong houses in, to be dismantled
-, successes over the insurgents' army in
-, to furnish supplies for Windsor Castle
-, supplies for Starborough Castle
-, troops of horse of

Surveyor General, the

Sussex co.
-, borders of
-, coast of

Sussex, co., Committee of
-, letters to
-, disorders by soldiers in
-, forces of
-, garrisons in
-, gents. of
-, insurgent forces in
-, insurrection in
-, magazine in, seized by insurgents
-, malignants in
-, M.P.s for
-, revenues in, names of collectors and receivers of
-, sequestrations in
-, tumult at Horsham
-, wants of Rye to be supplied by

Swainswick, co. Somerset

Swan, Capt. Wm., warrant to

Swanley, Capt. Richd., late Admiral of the Irish seas
-, petition of

Sweeting, Henry

Swinfenn or Swynfen, John, M.P.
-, a member of the Derby House Committee et passim.
-, his name added to the list of
-, his question
-, letters to
-, Treaty in Isle of Wight, progress of, reported to him. See Crewe, John.

Sydenham, Edward, an equerry to the King
-, Col. Wm., letter to

Sydney, Philip, Viscount L'Isle, a member of the Derby House Committee et passim.
-, his name added to the list of
-, Robert, Earl of Leicester. See Sidney.

Symball, Mr. Henry, Keeper of Peterhouse, and see Peterhouse.

Symkis Captain

Symonds, Mr.

Sympson, Anthony
-, bond of
-, Francis, petition of

T.

Tunner, Mr., minister of Swainswick, co. Somerset

Tasborough, co. Norfolk

Tatham, Laurence, petition of
-, Wm.

Tattershall Castle

Taunton, co. Somerset
-, Archdeacon of, visitation of

Tayler or Taylor, Capt.
-, Capt. [Denys]
-, Col.
-, letter to
-, Edw., petition of
-, Henry, of Norton, bond of
-, Roger, junr.

Taylour, Marmaduke, Capt.
-, committed to the New Prison

Teliscas, John, petition of
-, Theodore.

Temple, Col. James, Governor of Tilbury Fort
-, his care to secure the Fort
-, letters to
-, member of the High Court of Justice for trial of Charles I.
-, munitions for Tilbury Fort to be supplied to
-, Scotch prisoners to be stopped at Tilbury by
-, Sir John
-, Col. Purbeck, letter to

Tenby, co. Pembroke, held by the Royalists
-, town taken
-, Castle taken
-, Governor of. See Powell, Col. Rice.

Tenitus, Henry, petition of

Terrington, parsonage of

Testwood

Texts, collection of

Thames, the river
-, boats on, to be searched for arms
-, care to be taken against the revolted ships entering
-, chains laid in the river for mooring ships to
-, defences of. See Gravesend and Tilbury.
-, ferry-boats on, to be secured.
-, fortifications at the mouth of, to be guarded against
-, passage by, between Essex and Kent to be stopped
-, ships in

Thanet, John Tufton, Earl of, instructions for
-, suppression of the tumults in Kent by

Thavis Inn

Thelwall [Giles, M.P.]

Thelwell, Anthony

"Theologia Germanica," book so called

Thomas, Sir Anthony
-, Col.
-, Joseph, certificate for

Thomond, Earl of

Thompson or Thomson, Margaret
-, Maurice
-, letters to
-, Mr.
-, the bookseller
-, Major Robert

Thornhaugh, Col.

Thornton, Col.
-, John, boatswain

Thoroughgood, Sir John
-, letter to

Thorpe, co. York
-, Mr., M.P.
-, Thomas, a former Speaker of the Commons, proceedings against
-, condemned for injustice and taking bribes

Thrift, John

Throckmorton, Job
-, Robt.

Thurburne, James, Town Clerk of Sandwich

Thurriton, Richard, a conspirator

Tichborne, co. Hants
-, Col. Robt.
-, his regiment
-, letters to
-, Sir Henry
-, Sir Richd.

Tilbury, co. Essex
-, Blockhouse at
-, Commander of
-, fort at
-, guarded by Col. Temple
-, secured by Col. Willoughby
-, Governor of and see Temple, Col.
-, letter to
-, Hope
-, Scottish Officers to be stopped at
-, ships to be stopped at
-, Thames not secured by

Tildesley, Sir Thos., insurgent forces under

Tilley, Wm.

Tillson, Edw.

Tin Assay-Master for, patent for

Tin, farm of

Tirringham, Lady

Tirwhit, Robert

Titus, Capt. Silas

Tomlinson, Col. Matthew

Tooting Graveney, co. Surrey

Tothill Fields, rendezvous at
-, Capt. Robt., bond of

Tottenham Court

Tower of London
-, designs against
-, forces in
-, gaoler of, information against
-, Lieutenant of
-, Letters to
-, moniers of
-, Officers in command of
-, stores in

Tower Hamlets
-, militia of
-, letter to

Tower Wharf

Towerson, Wm., junr., note by

Townshend, Robt.
-, bond of
-, pass for
-, to return into England

Tracey, Sir Humfrey
-, his estate sequestered
-, house at Stanwell

Tradue, Wm.

Trafford, co. Lancaster
-, Sir Cecil, revocation of Letters Patent excusing his recusancy

Tralfall, Eliz., petition of
-, Richard

Treason, charges of, restrained by Statute of Edward III.

Treasurers-at-Wars
-, Ordinance for continuance of
-, reimbursement of
-, for Ireland. See Loftus, Sir Adam.

Trenchard, John, J. P.

Trent, the river

Treowen, co. Monmouth

Trevelyan, George, Esq.

Trevor, Arthur
-, petition of
-, Sir John
-, a member of the Derby House Committee et passim.

Trott, Mr., a prisoner

Truro, co. Cornwall
-, articles of surrender

Trinity House in London, Society of
-, Master, &c., of
-, letter to
-, negligence of.

Trinity House, Master of, to consult about the revolted ships
-, to look after the seamen and watermen

Trinity House in Hull, Guild of, petition of
-, pray for confirmation of charter

Trull, co. Somerset

Trundle, William

Tucker, David

Tufton, John. See Thanet, Earl of.

Turkish pirates

Turner, Mr., Sheriff of Surrey
-, his sons

Tweed, the river

Tweedy, Capt. Roger, a Commissioner of the Navy
-, Advertisements from
-, letter of
-, letter to

Twickenham

Twisden, Francis

Twistleton, Lieut.-Col.

Twizell, co. Northumberland

Tyburne

Tynemouth
-, castle of
-, recovery of
-, Haven

Tyrrell, Sir Timothy

U.

Ulster, Province of
-, additional forces for Col. Monk
-, arrears due to officers who have served in
-, defeat of the Scots in, by Col. Monk
-, forces there chiefly Scots
-, regiments of
-, regiments in, to be recruited by English

United Provinces. See Holland.
-, agent to. See Strickland, Walter.

"Unity," the ship

Underwood, Major

Upnor castle, co. Kent
-, repairs for
-, to be strengthened by a work upon the hill
-, works to be undertaken, estimates for

Uppingham, co. Rutland, Wednesday sermon at

Usher, James, Archbishop of Armagh
-, consulted by the king touching the settlement of religion

Usk, co. Monmouth, committee at

Uvedale, Major Edmund
-, bond of
-, his house in Dorsetshire
-, raises an insurrection in Dorset
-, Sir Wm.

V.

Valemin, Gregory de, a book by

Valley, Family of the, doctrines of this Sect

Vane, Sir Henry, junr., M.P., and Treasurer of the Navy
-, a member of the Derby House Committee, 1, et passim.
-, his family
-, chosen one of the Commissioners to treat with the king in the Isle of Wight
-, letters to
-, money for the Navy to be paid to
-, sent as a Commissioner to offer indemnity to the Kentish gents
-, senior, M.P.
-, a member of the Derby House Committee, 1, et passim.

Vaughan, Edw.
-, Mr.
-, Sir Henry, to be excluded from pardon
-, Capt. Oliver
-, R., Clerk of the Common's House
-, Thos., of Penglais, bond of

Veale, John

Venables, Robt.

Venice, state of
-, license for transportation of 800 men for service in
-, importation of looking-glass from

Venn, Col. John, M.P.

Vice-Admiral of the Fleet. See Rainsborough, Col.

Vice-Admiral of the Irish Seas, See Crowther, Capt. John.

Villiers, Edward
-, Lord Francis, brother of the Duke of Bucks, joins Holland's rising
-, slain
-, George, Duke of Buckingham, joins in Holland's rising
-, is fled towards Lincolnshire
-, his estate sequestered
-, Sir George
-, warrant to stay him

Vincent, Sir Anthony
-, bond of
-, Sir Francis

Vivian, Mr.

Vyner, Thomas