W.

Wagstaff, Sir Joseph
-, escape of, from Peterhouse

Wainwright, James, haberdasher

Waite, Col.
-, letter to

Wake, George, master of St. John's Hospital
-, Wm., a pretended minister
-, attempted rescue of
-, to be discharged

Walcop, Mr., keeper of the counter in Southwark

Wales
-, forces from, to go north
-, with Cromwell
-, North
-, affairs of
-, ammunition for
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, defeat of Sir H. Lingen in
-, forces raised in
-, forces from, to be sent into Ireland
-, garrisons of
-, gents. of, about disposal of Scottish prisoners
-, insurrection in
-, sequestrations in
-, South, affairs of
-, Agent for Association of. See Elliot, John.

Wales, South, Commissioners in
-, letter to
-, distractions in
-, forces in, to march north with Cromwell
-, forces to serve in
-, preachers and tithes is
-, victory in
-, Prince of. See Charles, Prince.
-, a pretender, Cornelius Evins, calling himself Prince of Wales, lands at Sandwich
-, description of his person
-, sent up
-, son of a Welshman, but born at Marseilles

Walker, Dr., Advocate of the Admiralty

Walker's Treaty of Newport referred to

Walklate, Peter

Wall, co. Northumberland

Wallaston, Sir John

Waller, Sir Hardress
-, forces of
-, not to be withdrawn from the West
-, to be furnished for reduction of Scilly
-, in Pendennis Castle
-, letters to
-, member of the High Court of Justice for trial of Charles I.
-, to revise the Journal of the Court's proceedings
-, Mr.

Walley, Mr. [Charles]
-, letters to

Wallingford, co. Berks
-, Castle
-, forces for guard of
-, garrison of
-, Governor of, and see Evelyn, Arthur.
-, letters to
-, provisions for

Wallis, Cornet, letter to
-, Mr.

Wallop, Sir Henry
-, Mr.
-, Robt., M.P. for Andover, a member of the Derby House Committee, et passim.

Walmer Castle
-, custody of
-, siege of
-, reduced by Col. Rich
-, repairs of

Walrond, Capt. John

Walrond, Laurence

Walsingham House or the Tilt-yard House

Walters, Gabriel

Waltham Abbey, co. Essex
-, Cross, magazine at

Walton, Col. Valentine, M.P, Governor of Lynn, letter to

Wanstead, the Essex men to meet at

Wanton, Col.
-, letters to

War, Council of, entrusted with the government

Warburton, Richd., of London

Ward, Major, pass for
-, William

Wardour, Sir Edw.

Wards and Liveries, Court of
-, abolition of

Ware, co. Herts
-, Park

Waring, Michael, a conspirator

Warner, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London
-, letters to
-, Lord Mayor and Council
-, not to suffer the apprentices to come down to the Houses
-, to apprehend conspirators
-, to examine prisoners
-, order of his funeral
-, Mr., the King's bargeman

Warning Tears of the Oppressed, a seditious pamphlet

Warren, Bruce
-, Ralph
-, Capt. Robt.
-, Wm., merchant adventurer, petition of
-, his wife Hannah

Warrington Bridge

Warwick and Warwickshire
-, assessments in
-, Banbury Castle, demolition of
-, Warwick Castle, designs against
-, garrison of
-, Governor of. See Bridges, Col. John.
-, guns brought to
-, prisoners in
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, forces of
-, listing of horse in
-, M.Ps. for
-, Earl of. See Rich, Robt.
-, House, in London

Washingley House

Wastall, Col.
-, his regiment
-, letter to

Watermen of London, Company of
-, threaten to surprise the Parliament and City
-, attempt to seize the Privy Barge

Watford, co. Herts

Watkins, Sir David, one of the trustees for Ireland
-, Edw., an attorney
-, Mary

Watson, Mr.
-, Scoutmaster, letter of
-, Wm., bond of

Waynmor, Lord. See Wenman, Visct.

Weaver, Mr.
-, answer to his paper

Webb, Col.
-, Mary, petition of
-, her husband Simon
-, Mr.

Webberley, Mr.

Weckherlin, George Rodolph, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, to the Committee at Derby House

Welbeck Abbey, garrison of, its rendition

Weldon, Sir Anthony
-, Col. Ralph, Governor of Plymouth
-, his regiment
-, letters to
-, money for
-, sad condition of his garrison
-, to remain at Plymouth

Welles, John, clerk of the navy stores at Deptford
-, letter to

Wells, co. Somerset
-, Bishop's court at
-, Dean and Chapter of
-, Vicars choral

Wells-next-the-Sea, co. Norfolk

Wembdon, hundred of, co. Somerset

Wemys, Col. James, master-gunner of England, payments to
-, receipt by

Wenlock, Capt.

Wenman, Visct., one of the Commissioners to treat with the King in the Isle of Wight

Wentworth, Sir John
-, letters to
-, Lord
-, lord of Stepncy manor

Wentworth, Thomas, Earl of Cleveland, banishment of
-, flight of
-, proceedings in Parliament against

West, John, petition of
-, his sister Gaultier

West, the, Committee of
-, dangers threatening in
-, gents. of, to attend at Derby House
-, ships expected from
-, troops not to be withdrawn from

Westcott, Capt.
-, Thomas, bond of

Western Counties, Committee of
-, letter to
-, designs against
-, ports, the
-, seas, pirates in

West Indian fleet. See Spain.

Westminster
-, Assembly of Divines at
-, Court of Wards and Liveries in
-, Court of King's Bench in and see King's Bench.
-, Covent Garden
-, documents dated from
-, Gatehouse prison at. See London.
-, Hall, High Court of Justice for trial of Charles I. held in
-, Houses at. See Parliament.
-, J.P.s. for
-, King Street in
-, militia of. See Militia.
-, Palace Yard in
-, Pall Mall
-, Queen's Court at
-, Red Regiment of
-, St. James's fair at
-, St. James's fields
-, Treasury Chamber at

Westmoreland co.
-, arms and ammunition for
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, forces in
-, insurgents in
-, Militia of
-, letter to
-, money for

Westmorland, Major Mathias

Weston, Lieut.-Col., accounts of
-, to raise a regiment

West-Orchard, co. Glamorgan

Westrowe, Capt.
-, Mr., M.P.

Westrowe, Mrs.

Weymouth, co. Dorset
-, surrendered to the Royalists and sailors
-, endangered
-, garrison of
-, Governor of
-, Mayor of
-, port of, warrant to

Whalley, Col. Edw., letters to
-, regiment of
-, sent to suppress the insurrection at Bury
-, sent to suppress the insurrection in Essex
-, taken 300 prisoners
-, to be joined by Colonels Ewer and Scroope
-, to guard the passages between Essex and Herts
-, to demand the release of Sir Wm. Masham

Whaplett, Thos., indenture of

Wharton, Philip, Lord, a member of the Committee at Derby House, 1, et passim.

Wheeler, Capt. Abraham, warrant to
-, services at sea to be performed by

Whichcott, Col. Edw., Governor of Windsor
-, directed to guard against surprise of the castle and other royal houses
-, directed to intercept insurgents going to Winchester
-, directed to supply what arms and forces can be spared out of Windsor Castle
-, letters to
-, prisoners in his charge
-, warrants to

Whichwood forest, co. Oxon.

Whitbie, Daniel, a student of Oxford, correspondence of

Whitby, co. York

White, a cavalier
-, Dorothy, petition of
-, Major John
-, John
-, Philip

Whitehall
-, forces located in
-, guard for
-, guard, proposed withdrawal of
-, marshal at

Whitley, Thos., of Ashton

Whitmore, Sir George
-, receipt by

Whitney, Peter
-, his voyage to the Levant

Whittington, Capt. Luke, instructions of Prince Charles for

Whittlesey, co. Cambridge

Whorwood, Capt.
-, Wm., of Holton, bond of

Widmer-pole, co. Notts
-, Major Joseph
-, takes Langdale prisoner

Wight, Isle of
-, castles in and see Carisbrooke.
-, Charles I. imprisoned in. See Charles I. and Carisbrooke Castle.
-, dangers threatened to
-, forces for defence of
-, Governor of. See Hammond, Col. Robt.
-, guard of, committed to the Lord Admiral
-, guard of, ships for
-, inhabitants of, ready to revolt
-, intelligence from
-, intelligence sent to. See Hammond, Robt.
-, London insurgents design against
-, money for
-, places in, for landing but few
-, propositions sent to the King at
-, projects for aiding the King's escape
-, revolted fleet resolve to sail for, and demand the King
-, revolted fleet threaten to surprise
-, state of
-, treaty with the King to be conducted there by a Committee of both Houses
-, treaty with the King to be held at the house of Sir Wm. Hodges at Newport, where the King holds his Court
-, treaty to be continued for 40 days
-, progress of the negotiations reported

Wilbraham, Mr., of Cheshire

Wilcox, Richd., auditor

Wilde, Arthur

Wilde, Roger, petition of

Wilderhope, co. Salop

Wildey, Wm., letter of

Wilkinson, Mr., overture by, for surrender of Pontefract Castle

William, Prince of Orange. See Orange.
-, a ship

Williams, Sir Abraham, his house
-, David, a purser
-, John, archbishop of York
-, a gunner
-, Capt. Reeve
-, letter of

Williamson, George

Willingham, George, merchant
-, delivers a warrant from the King
-, letter to

Willis, Richd., petition of
-, Sir Thomas

Williton and Freemanners, hund. of

Willoughby, Captain
-, Col. Anthony
-, arms the fort at Tilbury
-, letters to
-, petition of
-, promotion for, in the Navy
-, recommended for Surveyor of the Navy
-, Francis, Lord, of Parham, ViceAdmiral of Prince Charles' fleet
-, Sir Francis
-, Col. Wm.

Wills and inventories, new patent for

Wilsborough, co. Kent

Wilsford, Capt. Francis, petition of
-, receipt of

Wilson, Rowland
-, letter to

Wilson, Dr.

Wiltshire, Capt.
-, co.
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, to be sent to
-, horse of

Winchelsea, earl of

Winchester
-, castle
-, design against
-, documents dated from
-, dean and chapter of
-, forces to be sent to
-, Governor of
-, letter to
-, malignants in
-, marquis of. See Paulet, John.
-, prison at, keeper of

Windebank, John

Windham, Sir Hugh
-, warrant for his apprehension
-, Mrs., her suit

Windsor, co. Berks
-, arms sent from
-, castle
-, danger threatened to
-, wants to be supplied
-, documents dated from
-, fair to be held at
-, Forest, New Lodge Walk in
-, garrison of
-, Governor of. See Whichcott, Col.
-, horse for
-, money for
-, Poor Knights of
-, prisoners in
-, troop of Ireton's horse near

Winn, Thos. See Wynne.

Wiseman, Thos., patent granted to

Witham, co. Essex

Witt, John
-, John, Thos., and Wm., bonds of

Wogan, Capt. Thos., M.P.
-, instructions for

Wollaston, Sir John, one of the Treasurers-atwars
-, letter to
-, receipt by

Wolston or Woulston, Mr., a serivener

Wood, Col.
-, John, his petition
-, Sir Robt.
-, letter to
-, Robt., petition of
-, certificate for
-, Wm., mast-maker

Woodman, John, letter of
-, Mr.

Woods, Bill of, in the Lords

Wood Street, compter in, keeper of
-, prisoners in

Wookie, John

Woolley, Mr., letter to

Woolward, Wm., mariner, letter of

Woolwich, Navy Yard at
-, the frigate built at

Worcester
-, cathedral
-, ten prebends in
-, Committee of, letters to
-, forces of

Worcester, M.P.'s for
-, Earl of. See Somerset, Edw.
-, first Marquis of. See Somerset, Henry.

Wordspring, co. Somerset

Worrall, John
-, petition of

Worthington, Mr., directions for

Wragby, co. Lincoln

Wraxall, South, letter dated from

Wray, a Papist
-, Lady

Wren, Matthew, Bishop of, Ely, to be excepted from pardon

Wright and Blacknall, suit of

Wright, John, printer, at the King's Head
-, Justice

Wrinchstone, co. Glamorgan

Wriothesley, John, purser
-, Thos., Earl of Southampton, a gentle man of the bedchamber

Wyatt, Sir Thos., senr., manor of East Peckham granted to, by Henry VIII.
-, Sir Thos., junr., forfeited by

Wynne, Mr.
-, Thos.

Wynrame, George

Y.

Yardley, Robt., certificate by

Yarmouth, Great, co. Norfolk
-, assistance to be rendered to
-, authorities of
-, letters to
-, Bailiffs of, and see Manthorpe, Thos. and Ingram, Israel.
-, Bailiffs and Corporation of, letters to
-, distempers of seamen in
-, fort to be built at
-, Mayor and Corporation of
-, Prince Charles in the Admiral's ship off
-, reasons against garrisoning the town
-, revolted ships gone towards
-, revolted ships, dangers to be apprehended from

Yarmouth, Great, Roads
-, revolted ships in
-, revolted ships gone from
-, soldiers and forces appointed for defence of
-, state of the town
-, trade of fishing in
-, the Deanes at

Yarranton, Capt.

Yarum Bridge to Tynemouth Haven, parishes between, with their valuations

York and Yorkshire
-, ammunition for
-, Archbishop of. See Williams, John.
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Cromwell's march thither, and see Cromwell and Pontefract.
-, forces of, to join Col. Lambert
-, to assist Cromwell in pursuit of the Scots
-, disbanding of
-, frigates desired for guard of the coast
-, gents of
-, to secure Hull
-, letter from, to be reported to the Commons

York, M.P.s for, request of
-, officers of, petition of
-, places holding out in, and see Pontefract and Scarborough.
-, regiments of. See Cols. Lassell and Wastall.
-, Ridings of, Committees of

York, James Duke of, second son of the King, cypher sent to, from the King
-, endeavours for his escape
-, examinations of
-, letter of, to be reported to the Houses
-, Richard Plantagenet, former Duke of, charge preferred by him against the then Speaker of the Commons, Thomas Thorpe

Youghal, co. Cork

Young, Capt.
-, Mr., Victualer of the Navy

Z.

Zauchie, Capt.

Zeeland
-, States Provincial of

Zouch, Sir Allen
-, Capt.
-, Sir Edward

Zurich or Zuinga