L.

La Bassey, France, English regiment at

Lacedæmonian, a

Lacie, Katherine

Lackham, co. Wilts, resident at

Lacon, Sir Francis

Ladd, Henry

Laechengulden, Holland, witnesses at

Laell, John

La Hague, Cape

Lake, Anne, Lady
-, Edward
-, Sir Thomas, senr.
-, case of
-, petition to

Lambart, Sergeant-Major Richard, receipt by

Lambe, Dr. or Sir John, of Rothwell, Archdeacon of Leicester and Dean of the Arches
-, as Registrar to the Archdeacon of Peterborough
-, articles signed by
-, complaint and demurrer by
-, endorsements, &c., by
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, notes, &c., by
-, note to
-, petitions to
-, Privy seal for
-, clerk surrogate of
-, Barbara, daughter of
-, Mary, daughter of, letter of
-, uncle of
-, William
-, Dr., slain in Moor-Fields by the apprentices

Lambert, Charles, 2nd Lord Lambert

Lambert, Thomas

Lambeth, Surrey, document dated from
-, highway at

Lambeth Marsh, Surrey, lands in

Lamprey, see Lemprière.

Lanark, Earl of, see Hamilton, William.

Lanark or Lenrick, Scotland

Lancaster, Mrs.

Lancaster, castle of

Lancaster, co.
-, deputy-lieutenants of

Lancaster, deputy-receiver of
-, Duchy of, Attorney of
-, Chancellor of, and see May, Sir Humphrey.
-, list of forests, &c. in, with the survey of
-, Receiver General of
-, J.Ps. of, certificate of
-, Parliament forces in
-, Parliament Treasurer of
-, residents in
-, ship money in

Landell, John

Landguard Point, co. Essex, fort at

Lane, Edmund, letter of
-, Henry, petition of
-, Nicholas, signature of
-, Sir Richard, officer of Crown lands, notes, &c., by
-, Capt.
-, Dr., St. John's College, Cambridge
-, Mr., attorney
-, Mr., Registrar of the Court of Requests
-, Mr., of the Marshalsea

Langbark, co. York, resident at

Langdale, Peter and Marmaduke

Langford, Emanuel

Langham, John

Langley, John, Essex
-, John, London, letter to
-, Capt. John, letter of
-, Richard, son of George
-, Mr., of New Inn

Langley, co. Essex, lands in
-, co. Herts, tenants of

Langston, Henry, bond of

Langton, John
-, William

Languedoc, forces in
-, gentleman of

Lanham, Edmond

Lany, Benjamin
-, as Dr. Benj. Master of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge

Lanyon, Mr.

Lapthorne, Mr., a minister

"Large Declaration," the King's, document printed in
-, quoted

Latch, John, petition of

Lateran Council, (A.D. 1214), notes of proceedings at

Latham, Edward
-, John, letter to
-, Louis, Sergeant of His Majesty's hawks

Latham, Thomas, signature of
-, William, alias Captain Thompson
-, Auditor

Lathom, Charles, receipt by

Latin language
-, books written in, list of
-, documents written in
-, verses in

Laud, William, Bishop of St. David's (1621), of Bath and Wells (1626), of London (1628), and Archbishop of Canterbury (1633)
-, as Chancellor of Oxford University
-, charge against
-, decision by
-, endorsements by
-, estate of
-, instructions to, from the King
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, notes, &c., by
-, order of
-, order signed by
-, other papers addressed to
-, petitions to
-, alluded to
-, report by
-, verses against
-, chaplain to, see Pell, Dr.
-, secretaries to, see Dell, William; Smith, Mr.
-, Vicar to, see Duck, Dr. Arthur.

Launay, Andrew de

Launceston, co. Cornwall, Mayor and Town Clerk of
-, prison and gaolers of

Lauteren, Germany

Lavington, Conway's house at

Law, Robert, petition of

Law officers, list of

Lawde Bridge, co. Lancaster

Lawes, Henry

Lawnt, Mr., London

Lawrence, Edward, accounts of

Lawson, Capt.

Laycock, co. Wilts

Layton, John

Lea, George
-, family of
-, Richard, letters of

League and Covenant, the, see Covenant.

Leak, Capt., slain at Rhé

Leake, Thomas, monk
-, Mr.

Leamon, John

Leate, Huett
-, or Leatt, Nicholas, Deputy of the Levant Company

Leckington, Thomas

Ledgerd, Thomas, letter of

Lednes, see Loddon.

Lee, Anne
-, Capt. Henry
-, Sir Henry
-, John, chaplain to the Earl of Pembroke, letter of
-, Sir Richard, Bart.
-, certificate by
-, Sir Robert
-, William, London
-, William, Jersey
-, Jane, widow of

Lee, co. Essex, surveyor at

Leech, Daniel, certificate of
-, John

Leeds, co. York
-, document dated from

Leeke, Sir John

Legard, John, letter of

Lege, John, Mayor of Coleraine, receipt by

Legge, Mr.

Leghorn, Italy
-, letter dated from

Leicester, Earl and Countess of, see Sydney.

Leicester, Richard, signature of

Leicester
-, All Saints parish in
-, Archdeacon of, and see Warre, Mr., and Lambe, Sir John.
-, official to
-, deanery of, visitation of
-, the King at
-, minister or lecturer at
-, St. Margaret's church in, vicar of
-, St. Mary's church in

Leicester, co.
-, J.P.s of, certificate of
-, lands or rents in
-, loan money in

Leicester, co., Parliament soldiers in
-, receiver for Crown Lands in
-, ship money in

Leigh, Francis, Baron Dunsmore
-, orders signed by

Leigh, Barnabas, mayor of Portsmouth, certificate of
-, Edward
-, Emme, wife of
-, Sir Francis
-, wife of
-, Woolley, son of
-, heirs of
-, Henry
-, Sir John
-, letter of
-, Peter, signature of
-, Richard, petition of
-, Robert, quartermaster
-, Thomas
-, Sir Thomas
-, Captain, slain at Rhé
-, Lieutenant

Leighton, Charles
-, receipt by
-, Harcourt, certificate by

Leighton or Laiton [co. Bedford ?]

Leinster, province of
-, Commander of the forces in
-, Commissioners in

Leipzig, conference at

Leith, Scotland

Leke, Francis, Lord Deincourt

Lemetaier, James

Lemnos, Island of

Lemprière, Philip
-, Sarah, children of
-, or Lamprey, Thomas

Lenham, Kent, resident at

Lennard, Francis, Lord Dacre, orders signed by

Lennox, Duke of, see Stuart, James.

Lenrick, see Lanark.

Lent, eating of meat in

Lenthall, Eliza, Lady, letter of
-, Sir John, Marshall or Keeper of King's Bench
-, explanations by
-, William, Speaker of the House of Commons
-, letters of

Leonard, Peter

Leonarts, Claes, petition of
-, Peter

Lepton, John

Leslie, John, 5th Earl of Rothes
-, "Relation of Proceedings, &c.," by, document printed in

Leslie or Lesley, General Alexander

Leslie or Lesley, General Alexander, pretended speech of
-, Sir James
-, Robert, petition of
-, Dr. William

Lesson, William

L'Estart, Jean

Levant, the

Levant or Turkey Company, affairs of
-, charter of, notes out of
-, clerk of, and see Burgess, Mr.
-, Deputies of
-, documents of
-, General Assembly of
-, Governor of, and see Hamersley, Alderman Hugh.
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, orders of, entry book of, alluded to
-, papers relating to, list of
-, petitions of
-, privileges of
-, proclamation procured by
-, reasons by
-, secretary of
-, trade of, to the Levant
-, danger of loss of
-, wines imported by, dispute concerning
-, list of letters and papers bearing on

Level, the great, commission for survey of
-, drainage of

Leventhorpe, J.

Levermore, John
-, remonstrance and petition of

Leveson or Levison, Sir Richard
-, wife of
-, Sir Walter
-, Thomas, son of
-, Thomas, brother of

Leveston, see Levingston, Sir James.

Levet or Levitt, Capt. Christopher
-, to be Governor of Virginia

Levett, John
-, Mr., Gray's Inn

Leving, Thomas, muster master
-, Mr.

Levingstone, James, Groom of the Bedchamber
-, certificate by
-, or Leveston, Col. Sir James, letter to

Le Voiture, a Frenchman

Lewen, Thomas

Lewes, John
-, Robert

Lewes, Sussex, market at

Lewin, Gilbert

Lewis, Hugh, Bristol
-, Morris, petition of
-, William, orders signed by
-, William
-, Dr., master of the Hospital of St. Cross
-, Mr.
-, Mrs.

Lewisham, Kent, assessment of

Ley, James, Lord Ley, and (in 1626) Earl of Marlborough, Lord Treasurer (1624), and President of the Council (1628)
-, commissions to
-, instructions by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, list signed by
-, money to be provided by
-, objections addressed to
-, petitions to
-, report to
-, report signed by
-, warrants or orders of
-, warrant to

Leyden, documents dated from

Lichfield and Coventry, Bishop of and see Morton, Dr. Thos. (1619–1632), and Wright, Robert (1632–1643).

Lichfield city
-, bailiffs of, see Jasson, Simon, and Thacker, Thomas.
-, charter granted to, by King James
-, coroner for, see Noble, Michael.
-, document dated from
-, escheator of, see Thacker, Thomas.
-, sheriff of, see Newbold, Richard.
-, siege of

Lidyard Tregoose, co. Wilts

Liége, Prince of
-, Chancellor of, see M. Blocquerye.

Lilborne, George, petition of

Lilburne, Col. John, letter of
-, Henry, brother of
-, Col. [Robert]

Lincoln, Edward, petition of
-, Mr., Jesus College, Cambridge

Lincoln, Earl of, see Clinton, Theophilus.

Lincoln, Bishop of, see Williams, Dr. John.
-, Chancellor of, see Farmery, Dr. John.

Lincoln, Bishop of, registrars of, see Prigeon, John, and Walker, Mr.
-, temp. James, see Neile, Richard and Montaigne, George.
-, Bishop and Canon of (in 1288)
-, diocese of
-, metropolitical visitation of, notes concerning
-, triennial visitation of
-, notes of

Lincoln
-, Cathedral Church of St. Mary at, Dean and Chapter of
-, petition of
-, registry of
-, revenue of
-, Cromwell to
-, documents dated from
-, gaol
-, Spiritual or Ecclesiastical Court at
-, Registrar, Proctors, &c. of

Lincoln, co.
-, auditor for
-, crown lands in
-, deaneries of
-, Deputy Lieutenants of, warrant to
-, lands in
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, M.Ps. for
-, Parliament Committee in
-, treasurer of
-, treasury of
-, Receiver-General for
-, residents in
-, sheriff of
-, ship money in
-, trained bands in
-, West Fen in

Lindsay, Robert, petition of
-, Capt. Thomas

Lindsell, Augustin, Bishop of Hereford

Lindsey, Earl of, see Bertie, Robert.

Lindsey, Alex.
-, Alex., Bishop of Dunkeld
-, Capt.

Lingen, Edward
-, wife of

Linton, co. York, resident at

Lion (Lyons ?), merchants of
-, paper dated from

Lippencot, Francis

Lisbon
-, ships at or to
-, trade of

Lisle, Lord, see Sydney, Philip.

Lisle, John, orders signed by
-, Capt. Nicholas

Lisle or L'Isle, Thomas de, of Guernsey
-, Thomasine, widow of, see Priaulx, Thomasine.
-, Peter, son of
-, petitions of
-, Sir William

Lisnegarvy or Lisnegarvin, Ireland
-, letter addressed to
-, letter dated from

Lister, John
-, Dr. Matthew, physician in ordinary
-, petition of
-, Thomas, M.P., letter signed by

Littell, Henry Andover

Little, Henry
-, petition of
-, Mr.

Littlebury, John
-, —

Littleton, Edward, afterwards Sir Edward, as Recorder of London (1631)
-, as Solicitor General (1634)
-, order to
-, references to
-, reports of
-, as Lord Chief Justice of Common Pleas (Jan. 1640)
-, certificate of
-, as Lord Keeper and Treasury Commissioner (1641), letter of
-, order signed by
-, Sir William, M.P.

Littlewood, Robert, letter of

Liverpool
-, grant of a charter to
-, Mayor of
-, Port of

Liversage, William

Livesey, Peter

Livingston, James, Lord Almond

Lizard, co. Londonderry, manor of

Lizis, Jaques, certificate by

Llandaff, Bishop of, see Field, Theophilus.

Llanddarog or Llantharocke, co. Carmarthen

Llandyfeisant or Llandevayson, co. Carmarthen

Llanfairarybryn or Llanveribryn, co. Carmarthen

Llanfallteg or Llanvaltegg, co. Pembroke, parish of

Llanvareth, co. Radnor, resident at

Llewelyn, David

Lloyd, Charles, Commissioner of Customs
-, Charles

Lloyd, Charles, petition of
-, Francis, see Smith, Francis
-, Griffith, sheriff of co. Carmarthen
-, letter of
-, John, letter of
-, John
-, accounts, &c., by
-, Sir Marmaduke
-, William, late sheriff of co. Carnarvon

Loans or loan moneys, see also various towns, and Parliament, Act of, for disbanding the armies, &c., money paid on
-, account book of
-, Commissioners of
-, certificate by
-, form of warrant by
-, King's declaration requiring
-, on Privy Seals, see Privy Seal loans.
-, suggestions or notes concerning

Lobbs, John

Lobeau, Haye de, certificate by

Locart, Theodore

Locke, Thomas
-, letters of
-, Thomas, Surrey
-, Provost Marshal

Lockinvar, Lord

Locton, Mr.

Loddon or Lednes, co. Norfolk

Loftus, Sir Adam, Treasurer at War for Ireland
-, letter to
-, warrants to
-, Nicholas, his brother, Deputy Treasurer of War for Ireland
-, deputy of, see Creed, Arthur
-, letter to
-, orders or warrants to
-, Col. Sir Arthur
-, signature of

Lolworth, co, Cambridge, parson of

Lomax, Laurence, certificate by

Lombard, Peter

London, Mr., Caius College, Cambridge

London, or the town, casual notices of, passim.
-, agent for Ireland in, see Hardwick, Ralph.
-, Aldermen of, see also Adams, Thomas; Andrewes, Thomas; Atkin, Sir Thomas; Avery, Samuel; Bunce, James; Chambers, Richard; Cordell, John; Foote, Thomas; Fowke John; Gibbs, William; Harrison, Gilbert; Kendrick, John; Pennington, Isaac; Warner, John; Warner, Samuel; Witham, George; Wollaston, Sir John.
-, Archdeacon of, visitation of
-, arms from
-, assessments in, and see Ireland, assessments for
-, for ship-money in
-, assurance office in
-, benefices in
-, Bishops of, see Montaigne, George (1621); Laud, William (1628); Juxon, William (1633).
-, book printed in
-, butchers in
-, Chamber of
-, payments to or from
-, Chamberlain of, see Bateman, Robert.
-, clerk of, see Hodgson, Edw.
-, charitable collections in
-, churches in, see streets, &c., in.
-, churchwardens of
-, citizens of, passim.
-, report of
-, City of, allowances by
-, business or suits of
-, Crown lands purchased by
-, in connection with Londonderry and the plantations in Ireland
-, seal of
-, City Companies of
-, loans or contributions by
-, masters and wardens of, petitions of
-, names of:—
-, Apothecaries
-, Hall for
-, list of
-, Armourers
-, petitions of
-, Barber Surgeons, company of, petition of
-, master and wardens of, petition of
-, clerk of
-, Brewers, master, wardens, &c., of, petition of
-, Cutlers, Hall of
-, petition of
-, warden of, see Fulwell, Francis.
-, Dyers, master, wardens, &c., of
-, books of
-, Fishmongers
-, master, wardens, &c., of
-, Goldsmiths
-, governors and wardens of
-, Hall of
-, Committee at, see Compounding, Committee of.
-, petitions of
-, Grocers, Hall of, document dated from
-, clerk of
-, Committee at, see Ireland.
-, King's letter to
-, Gunmakers, petition of
-, Ironmongers
-, Mercers, Hall of, clerk at
-, list of
-, Merchant Tailors, of confraternity of St. John Baptist, Hall of
-, Committee for Ireland at, see Ireland.
-, letters dated from
-, master and wardens of
-, petition of
-, Playing Cards
-, Plumbers, reasons for granting petition of
-, Shipwrights
-, Silkworkers, charter of, extract from
-, governor, &c., of
-, petition of
-, Skinners, lands of, in Ireland
-, Spectacle Makers
-, Stationers
-, Tobacco Pipe Makers
-, Hall of
-, Vintners, master and wardens of, petition of
-, Weavers
-, Hall of, Committee at, see Weavers' Hall.
-, master and assistants of
-, petition, &c., of
-, Woodmongers, petition of
-, clergy of, cause of
-, College of Physicians in, see Physicians.
-, Commissioners for subsidy in
-, Comptroller of Customs in
-, Corporation of, letter to, from the King
-, custom of, regarding wills
-, documents dated from
-, documents sent to
-, Dutch and French churches in

London, Dutch and French workmen in
-, Escheators of
-, increased rating of
-, Italian church in
-, lands or rents in
-, loans raised in
-, Lord Mayors of, and see,—
-, Gerrard, Sir John (1600–1)
-, Hamersley, Sir Hugh (1627–8)
-, Deane, Richard (1628–9)
-, Ducy, Sir Robert (1629–30)
-, Parkhurst, Robert (1634–5)
-, Fenn, Richard (1637–8)
-, Abbot, Sir Morris (1638–9)
-, Wright, Sir Edmond (1640–1)
-, Pennington, Isaac (1642–3)
-, Atkin, Thomas (1644–5).
-, Lord Mayor and Aldermen or Commonalty of
-, letter and report to
-, loan by
-, order of
-, petitions of
-, Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of, indenture by
-, letter to
-, marriage solemnities of King and Queen in
-, merchants of
-, petitions of
-, metropolitical visitation in
-, Militia of, Committee for, see Militia Committee.
-, ministers of, articles for
-, moneys borrowed from
-, muster-master of
-, Parliament officers in
-, parishes of, and see Streets, &c., in
-, physicians of
-, plague in
-, port of
-, Customs officers of
-, certificate to
-, small Customs in
-, prisoners in or to
-, receiver for crown lands in
-, Recorder of, and see Finch, Sir Heneage (1620); Littleton, Edward (1631); Mason, Robert (1634); Glynn, John.
-, residents in, passim.
-, rights of fishing bought by
-, rioters to be sent up to
-, Sequestration Committee for, or Camden House Committee
-, order to
-, sergeant of, see Grindon, Roger.

London, sheriffs of, and see Garway, Henry; Highlord, John; Cordell, John; Andrewes, Thomas.
-, sheriff, under, of
-, ships furnished or to be furnished by
-, ships of
-, ships to and from
-, ship money from
-, ships' stores at
-, soldiers shipped from
-, Spanish merchants in
-, stores from, et passim.
-, streets, churches, parishes, &c., in:—
-, Aldermanbury
-, Aldersgate Street
-, Arundel House
-, document dated from
-, Gatehouse at
-, Back Stairs, the
-, Barbican, Pipe Office in
-, Bedford House
-, Bethlehem Hospital
-, Blackfriars
-, Blackwall
-, Bread Street
-, Bridewell
-, Bridge, the
-, Broad Street
-, Carter Lane
-, Charing Cross
-, letter dated from
-, Charterhouse, the, see Charterhouse.
-, Charterhouse Lane, the Fleur-de-Lis in
-, Cheapside, letter dated from
-, Chequer Lane
-, Christ Church
-, Christ's Hospital, lands belonging to
-, Clement's Inn
-, Clerkenwell
-, Clifford's Inn
-, Clink prison
-, Cockpit theatre
-, Cornhill
-, Covent Garden
-, Denmark House
-, document dated from
-, Derby House, Committees at, see Both Kingdoms, Committee of, and Ireland, Committee for Affairs of.
-, documents dated from
-, Doctors' Commons
-, letters dated from
-, Drury Lane
-, Duchy Court
-, Durham House
-, letter dated from
-, Durham Yard, letters dated from
-, Ely House, letter dated from
-, Essex House
-, Fenchurch Street
-, Fetter Lane, Nevil's Alley in
-, Three Leg Alley in
-, Fish Street
-, Fleet Bridge
-, prison, see Fleet.
-, Street
-, Bolt and Tun Alley in
-, Council or Commission Chamber in
-, Feathers tavern in
-, Friday Street
-, Fulwood's Rents
-, Furnival's Inn
-, Gate of
-, Globe theatre
-, Graces, Abbey of
-, Gray's Inn
-, Gray's Inn Lane
-, Grub Street
-, Guildhall
-, Poll Office at, see Poll Office.
-, Hartshorn Lane
-, Holborn
-, Heather tavern in
-, King's Bench, see King's Bench.
-, Leadenhall Street
-, Lincoln's Inn
-, letter dated from
-, Gates
-, Little Britain
-, London Bridge
-, London House
-, letters dated from
-, London Wall
-, Long Acre
-, Long Lane
-, Ludgate Hill
-, Ludgate prison
-, Mark Lane
-, Marshalsea of the King's Bench, see Marshalsea.
-, Minories
-, Goodman's Yard in
-, Moor Fields
-, New Exchange
-, Newgate prison
-, prisoners in
-, New Inn
-, New Prison, the
-, Old Bailey
-, Old Exchange
-, Peterhouse, prisoner in
-, Philpot Lane
-, Poultry Compter
-, Rolls Chapel, see Rolls, the.
-, Rood Lane
-, Royal Exchange, the
-, St. Alban's Church, Wood Street
-, St. Andrew's, Holborn, parish of
-, St. Bartholomew's, Great, liberties and parish of
-, St. Bartholomew's Hospital
-, St. Clement Danes, church of
-, parish of
-, St. Dunstan's in the West, parish of
-, St. Ethelburgh, minister of, case of
-, St. Faith, parish of
-, St. Giles, Cripplegate, parish of
-, St. Giles in the Fields, church of
-, churchwardens, of
-, parish of
-, St. Gregory's, church of
-, parish of
-, parishioners of, petition of
-, St. James', see St. James'.
-, St. John's Street
-, St. Lawrence Lane
-, St. Lawrence Poultneys Lane
-, St. Martin's, precinct of
-, St. Martin's Ludgate, request of parishioners of
-, St. Martin's in the Fields, parish of
-, St. Martin's Lane
-, letters dated from
-, St. Mary Axe, parish of
-, St. Mary Bothaw, parish of
-, St. Mary Bow, church of
-, parish of
-, St. Mary, Savoy, parish of
-, St. Paul's Cathedral, Almoner of, see Pearson, Martin.
-, Canons of
-, cloister of, keys of
-, Committee for
-, orders by
-, treasurer of
-, Dean of, see Steward, Dr.
-, house of
-, Dean and Chapter of, lands or revenues of
-, pension payable by
-, St. Paul's Cathedral, repairs of
-, windows in, glazing of
-, St. Peter's, Cornhill, church of
-, St. Peter's Hill
-, St. Stephens, Walbrooke, rectory of
-, St. Thomas, minister of, case of
-, St. Vedast, parish of
-, Salisbury House, document dated from
-, Savoy, the
-, church of
-, document dated from
-, Hospital of
-, Master of
-, sisters or nurses of, orders for
-, officers at
-, Scotland Yard
-, Serjeants' Inn
-, Sessions House
-, Shoe Lane
-, Smithfield
-, Somerset House
-, Spittle, the
-, Staple Inn
-, Strand
-, Ivy Bridge in
-, Suffolk House
-, Sutton's Hospital, see Charterhouse.
-, Symond's Inn
-, Temple
-, Inner
-, Middle
-, document dated from
-, Temple Bar
-, Tower, the, see Tower.
-, Tower Hill
-, Trinity House, see Trinity House.
-, Wallingford House, document dated from
-, Warwick Lane
-, Watling Street
-, Whitechapel
-, Whitefriars
-, Wood Street, letter dated from
-, Worcester House, Committee for Accounts at, see Accounts.
-, York House
-, supply of fuel to, Committee for, order in
-, tenements in
-, tradesmen of
-, debts owing to by the Queen

London, travellers to or from
-, troops to be raised in
-, wards of, also—
-, Barnard Castle
-, Cheap
-, Coleman Street
-, Farringdon Within
-, Farringdon Without
-, Tower
-, Walbrooke
-, wharfingers of

Londonderry, Ireland
-, church in
-, distressed people of, provisions for
-, distressed state of
-, letters dated from
-, Mayor of, see Thornton, Robert.
-, Mayor, citizens, &c., of, letter and petition of
-, stores for

Londonderry, co.
-, agents for
-, Commissioners for
-, Governor of, see Foliat, Thomas, Lord.
-, lands in
-, plantation in, by the city of London

Long, George, trooper
-, receipt by
-, Robert, note by
-, Walter
-, Sir Walter
-, Col.
-, Mr.

Longe, George, J.P., certificate by
-, letter of and to
-, Robert
-, William

Long Island, off coast of Ireland

Longueville, Duke of

Longueville, Edward

Lootes & Co., petition of

Lootes, Thomas

Lopez, John, & Co.

Lord Admiral, see Admiral, Lord High.

Lord Chamberlain, see Charles I., Household of.

Lord Chancellor
-, a former, see Ellesmere, Thomas, Lord.

Lord Chancellors, list of

Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, see Great Seal.

Lord Privy Seal, see Somerset, Edward, Earl of Worcester (ob. 1628); Montague, Edward, Earl of Manchester (1628).

Lord Steward, and see Charles I., Household of.

Lord Treasurers, and see Ley, James, Earl of Marlborough (until 1628); Weston, Richard, Lord (1628–1635); Juxon, William, Bishop of London (1636).
-, former, see Cecil, Robert, Earl of Salisbury, and Cranfield, Lionel, Earl of Middlesex.
-, list of

Lords Committees, the

Lords of the Council, see Council, the Privy.

Lords' or Peers' House, called also the Upper House, Bill in
-, Committee of
-, diet allowed at Court to Peers whilst sitting in
-, exemption from attendance in
-, journals of, reference to
-, new clause proposed by, to the Petition of Right
-, notices of and allusions to
-, petitions of, alluded to
-, printers for
-, proceedings in, against Buckingham, and see Villiers, George.
-, proceedings in, against the Earl of Bristol, see Parliament.
-, speeches in
-, speech of Buckingham to

Lords, House of (Long Parliament)
-, gentleman usher of, order to
-, journals of, papers printed in
-, messenger and deputy gentleman usher of
-, order of, alluded to
-, petition to
-, speech to

Lorraine, Duke of

Loseby-cum-Newton, co. Leicester

Lostwithiel, co. Cornwall

Lottemale, puritan

Loudoun, Earl of, see Campbell, John.

Louis XIII. and XIV., kings of France, see France, Kings of.

Loumford House, Salop

Loupe, Mr.

Love, Sir Thomas

Lovell alias Weeden, Mr.

Lovering, Joseph
-, Mr., a minister

Lovet, Drue

Low Countries, the, and see Holland.

Lowe, John
-, Richard, London
-, Mr.
-, —

Lowes, Richard, Teddington, letter of
-, wife of

Lownes, Lawrence, customs officer
-, petition of
-, receipt by
-, Robert

Lowther, Sir Gerard, petition to

Loye or Loix, Island of

Lubeck, ships of

Lucan, Isaac

Lucas, Thomas
-, Mr., of Essex

Lucassen, Cornelius

Lucifer, Prince of Darkness

Lucy, Nicholas
-, Sir Richard, accounts signed by
-, Jane, wife of
-, Sir Thomas

Luddington, co. Warwick
-, document dated from

Ludford, William
-, receipt by

Ludlow, Sir Henry

Ludlow, Salop, prisoner at

Ludovic, Duke of Simmeren, Administrator of the Palatinate
-, son of

Lufman, Richard

Luke, Jo., certificate by
-, Sir Samuel
-, receipt by
-, "brother," memorandum by

Lumley, Richard, 1st Viscount Lumley
-, petition of
-, signature of
-, wife of

Lund, Thomas, deposition of

Lundey, Major Richard, signature of

Lunsford, Thomas, sen.
-, Thomas, jun.
-, petition of
-, Col.

Luther, Martin, allusion to

Lutheran Churches or Lutherans

Luxton, Richard

Lydall, Sir Richard

Lydeard, —

Lye, Thomas

Lymbrey, Richard

Lyme Regis, co. Dorset
-, Governor of, see Orme, Major.
-, merchants of, petitions of
-, Parliament party at

Lynn Regis or King's Lynn, co. Norfolk
-, letter dated from
-, letter of, to the Council
-, mayors of
-, officers of Customs at

Lynne, Mr., Trinity Hall, Cambridge

Lyons' case

Lyons (?), see Lion.

Lytton, William, certificate by