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S.
Sackville, Edward, Earl of Dorset
-, authority from
-, receipt by
-, servant of
St. Albans
St. Andrew's, Scotland, Charles II. at
-, letter dated from
St. Aubin, John, Vice-Admiral of Cornwall
St. Edmondsbury
St. George, Capt. Oliver
St. Ives, Cornwall
St. James's (London), chapel at
-, library at
-, committee for
-, reference to
-, keeper of
-, warrant to
-, medals in
-, Park
St. James' parish, Dover
St. John, Oliver, Lord Chief Justice of Common Pleas, member of the Council of
State
-, placed on committees
St. Lucar
St. Lucas
St. Malo
-, letters dated from
-, persons at
-, prisoners at
-, ships of
St. Nicholas, Capt. Timothy
St. Sebastian, merchants of
-, ships of
-, ships to
Salesbury or Salisbury, Hugh
-, letter of
Salisbury
-, Earl of, see Cecil.
-, gaol, prisoners in
-, Governor of
-, letter dated from
Sallett, Borkerd or Borkherd
Salmasius, Claude, book by
Salmon, Joseph
-, Robt., warrant to
-, Thos.
-, Capt. Thos.
-, Lieut.-Col., Deputy Governor of Hull
-, warrant to
Salomon, M.
Salop, see Shropshire
Salt, excise on
-, for Ireland
-, pans
Salter, Capt. Nich.
Saltmarsh, Phil., letter to
Saltonstall, Capt.
Saltpetre
Salvias, Peter
Salway, Major Rich., M.P.
-, proposed as Commissioner to
Ireland
Samborne, Jno.
-, letter of
-, Thos.
Sampson, Mr.
Samyne or Semaine, John, gunpowder maker
Sanderforth, Ambrose
Sanders, John
-, or Saunders, Col. Rob
-, regiment of
-, Col. Thos.
-, Mr.
Sanderson, Col. Hen.
-, Major Jno.
-, Col. Rob.
Sandford, Wm.
Sandown Castle, Isle of Wight
-, arms and ammunition for
-, Fort, trophies for
Sandwich, Deputy-Governor of
-, inhabitants of
-, petition of
-, militia in
-, troops at or to
Sands, Capt. Adam
-, Mr.
Sandys, William, Lord Sandys, horses of
Sandys, Sir Thos.
-, horses of
Sankey, Col.
Sansom, Robt.
-, Eliz., his widow
Santhill, Robt.
Sark Island
Sartillion, Peter
Sarum, letter dated from, see also Salisbury.
Saul, alias Paul, minister
Saunders, Edw.
-, Capt. Gabriel
-, Col. or Col. Robt., see Sanders.
Savage, Edw., pass for
-, Mr.
Savery, Capt. Servington
Savile, Jno.
Savill, Capt. Hugh
Savoy, persons in
Savoy Hospital (London)
-, governor of
-, surgeons at
Sayer, Capt. Fras.
-, Capt. Jno.
Sayes Court, Deptford
Saywell, Robt.
Saywood, Jno.
Scarborough
-, Governor of
Scarborough, persons in
Scarlet, Edy, pass for
Scarth, Major Tim
Schaeph, Minheer, Commissioner from Holland
Schools, proposition for reforming of
Scilly Isles
-, man-of-war of, capture by
-, taken prize
-, prisoners in or from
-, rebels in
-, ships at or to
-, soldiers in
-, trade with
-, travellers to or from
Scobell, Hen., clerk of Parliament
Sconten, Cornelius Jorbrenson
Scotland or the Kingdom
-, affairs of
-, arms of
-, army of, forces, horse, or foot in
-, assembly in, see Kirk in, assembly of.
-, banishment from
-, barons of, see Nobility of.
-, betraying of
-, borders of, troops on
-, Chancellor or Lord Keeper of, see
Campbell, John, Earl of Loudoun.
-, chancery in, Commissioners of
-, Charles II. in, see Charles II., expedition of to Scotland.
-, Committee of Estates in
-, clerk of
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, order of
-, Committee of Examination in
-, committees and commissioners in
-, corn from
-, correspondence, commerce, &c. of, with
England prohibited
-, counties of
-, court in
-, Crown lands in
-, customs in, charge on
-, declarations from
-, departure from
-, Englishmen banished from
-, Exchequer of, Commissioners of
-, committee on
-, excise in, charge on
-, expedition to, see Charles II., expedition of, to Scotland.
-, forces of
-, general in, for Charles II.; see Graham, Marquis of Montrose.
-, gentry of
-, inhabitants of
-, intelligence, &c. from
-, invasion of
-, from
-, King of, see Charles II.
-, Kirk of
-, assembly of
-, declaration of
-, letters, &c., from, alluded to
-, maps of
-, ministers or clergy of
-, money of
-, news from, see Scotch news.
-, nobility of
-, parliament of
-, Acts of
-, letters of, alluded to
-, letter to, alluded to
-, Lord President of, see Campbell, John, Earl of Loudoun.
-, orders in
-, vote in
-, party of Charles II. in
-, pensions in
-, people of
-, peers of, see Nobility of.
-, places in
-, prisoners sent to
-, residence in
-, saints or godly people in
-, ships of
-, taken prize
-, ships to and from
-, soldiers of, payment of
-, quartering of
-, travellers to or from
-, war in
-, committee for
-, west of
-, troops to
Scotland, English army, forces, &c. sent to
-, ammunition for
-, arms for
-, boats for
-, boots and shoes for
-, carriages for
-, charges of, or payments for
-, clothes for
-, commissary of victuals for
-, declaration of
-, defeat of, rumoured
-, dragoons
-, foot
-, garrison in
-, generals of see also
Cromwell, Oliver.
-, guns, cannon, or ordnance for
-, head-quarters of
-, horse for
-, intelligence with
-, medicines, &c. for
-, ministers for
-, money for, or pay of
-, officers, &c. of
-, reserves, recruits, or forces for
-, quartering of
-, stores and provisions for
-, shipping for
-, service in
-, stragglers from
-, success or victory of
-, surgeons' chests for
-, tents and canvas for
-, thanks to
-, tools for
-, train of artillery for, see Artillery train.
-, treasurers of
-, victuals for
-, complaints of
Scots, Mary Queen of
-, first husband of, (Francis II.)
Scots, Scottish or Scotch
-, coasts, ships for
-, commissioners, letter of
-, committee, see Irish and Scotch committees.
-, design
-, envoy of
-, in Ireland
-, invasion of
-, king, see Charles II.
-, letters of marque and reprisal against
-, licensed to remain in England
-, men
-, merchants
-, goods of
-, minister
-, mist
-, names of
-, nation
-, news
-, noblemen, see Scotland, nobility of.
-, order
-, prisoners
-, schoolmaster
-, soldiers
-, subjects
-, treatment of Charles II. by
see also Charles II., expedition of to
Scotland.
-, treaty with
Scott, Capt. or Lieut.-Col. Edw.
-, John
-, Leonard
-, Robert
Scott, Thos., member of the Council of State
-, note by
-, placed on committees
-, Thos., letter of
-, Mr.
-, Mr., of Ostend
Scoutmaster-General, see Rowe, Wm.
Scoutmasters
Scovell, purser of the Liberty
Scow (Stowe ?), the, ships to
Scrap, Capt. Robt.
Screwen, Capt.
Scroope, Col. Adrian
-, Col.
-, Mr.
Scudder, Rich.
Scutt or Skutt, Major Geo.
-, Thos.
-, Mr.
Sea, Generals at, see Fleet, Generals of.
-, letters dated from
-, wreck of
Seagood, Capt. Stephen
Sealie, Jno.
-, Col.
Seals
Seamen, see Mariners.
Searle, Geo.
-, Capt. Geo.
-, Capt. Saml.
-, Lieut.-Col.
Seddon, Capt. Peter
-, Robt., certificate by
Sedgwick, Rich.
Seely, Jno.
Selby, Geo.
Selden, John, keeper of the records in the Tower
Sellar, Chas.
Selliard, Capt. Jno.
-, of Kent
Selwell, Dan.
Selwen, Saml.
Semaine, John, see Samyne.
Senyor, Jas., pass for
Sequestration
-, committee or commissioners of
see
also under the several counties.
-, estates under
-, discharge of
-, moneys from
-, orders for
Serjeant-at-Arms, see Dendy, Edw.
-, -at-law, see Bradshaw, John; Green,
—; Whitelock, Bulstrode.
Serjeant, Mr.
Severne, John
Sewers, commissioners for
Sexby, Col. Edw
-, regiment of
-, Capt.
Seymour, Wm., Marquis of Hertford
-, Frances, Marchioness of Hertford
-, Wm., Lord Beauchamp
-, Francis, Lord Seymour
Seymour, Dorothy, pass for
-, Harry
-, John (Royalist)
Shalmer, Mr.
Shambrooke, Wm.
Shannon River, ships in
Shannon, Lady
-, husband of
Sharland, Capt. Abr.
Sharpe, Capt. Anth.
-, Lieut. Dan
-, Capt. or Major Edw.
Sharpy, Capt. Nath
Shaw, co. Lancaster
Shaw, Wm.
-, Mary, wife of
-, minister of Hull
Sheild, Capt. Wm., list of officers, &c. of
Shelborne, Col.
Shelden, Wm., estate of, account of
-, certificate by
Shelley or Shellie, Hen.
Shephard, or Shepherd, Lieut. Edw.
-, Major Edw.
Shepheard, John
-, Capt. Jno.
-, Major Saml.
-, or Sheppard, Wm.
-, Major
Sheppard, Capt. Jno.
-, Capt. Nich
-, Sam
Sheppey, Isle of
Sherard, Bennet, Lord Sherard
-, brother of
Sherborne, Robt.
-, Mr.
Sherbrooke, Thos.
Sherife, Jno., alias Doctor
Sheriffs, see England, counties of, sheriffs of.
Sherley, Sir Rob.
Sherring, Capt. John
Sherwin, Capt.
Sherwood, Wm.
Shipley, Lieut. Wm.
Ships, boats, vessels, &c.
and casual notices of passim
see also Fleet, Navy, and English
ships.
-, arms, ammunition, &c. for
-, builders of
-, building and launching of
-, captains and commanders of
-, instructions to
-, letters to
-, warrants to
-, capture of, see also
Prize ships, capture of.
-, colliers
-, convoys for
-, gratuities for, prohibited
-, requested
-, defence of
-, disturbance or mutiny in
-, fire
-, frigates
-, impress of
-, ketches
-, lists of
-, masters of
-, petition of
-, warrants to
-, masts for
-, men of war
-, merchant
-, hired for the State
-, captains, &c. of
-, naming of
-, northern guard or fleet
-, Vice-Admiral of
-, officers of, rewards for
-, ordnance or guns for, see Ordnance
for ships.
-, pickeroons
-, purchase or sale of
-, repairing or fitting out of
-, revolted or adhering to the King's
party, see Fleet revolted, Charles II. and
Rupert, fleets of, and Government,
enemies to, ships of.
-, searching of
-, seizing or spoiling of
-, southern squadron
see also Lisbon, fleet at.
-, admirals of
-, commander in Chief of
-, money for
-, victuals, &c. for
-, stay of
-, store
-, stores for
-, strangers or foreign, employment of
-, summer guard or fleet
-, captains or commanders of
-, gratuities to
-, list of
-, provisions for
-, surgeons for, see Surgeons for ships.
-, surrender of
-, survey of
-, timber for, see Timber.
-, useless and unserviceable
-, victuallers of, see
also under the several ports.
-, victualling of
see also
Dover, Harwich, Kinsale, Plymouth,
and Yarmouth.
-, complaints about
-, want of
-, winter guard
-, officers of, gratuities to
-, provisions for
-, wrecked
Ships, names of, viz.:—
-, Aaron of Lynn
-, Adeline of Whitby
-, Adventure
-, Advice
-, of Newcastle
-, Agnes of Plymouth
-, Alexander of Hull
-, Ambrose and Charles of London
-, America
-, Amity
-, Andrew
-, Angel
-, Raphael, alias Gabriel
-, of London
-, Ann
-, Ann and Joyce
-, of London
-, of Ross
-, Anne of Foye
-, Anthony Bonadventure
-, Assistance
-, Assurance
-, Barnet and Benjamin, or Benjamin
and Barret
-, Benjamin and Judith
-, Bishop of Zealand
-, Black Cock of Amsterdam
-, Blessing
-, of London
-, Blessing of Yarmouth
-, Bonadventure
-, Brazil Frigate
-, Merchant
-, Castle
-, Centurion
-, Charity of Havre de Grace
-, of London
-, of Yarmouth
-, Charles
-, of Ipswich
-, Cignet
-, Cleer Galliott
-, Comfort of Yarmouth
-, Concord
-, of London
-, Constant of London
-, Ann of London
-, Luke of London
-, Warwick
-, Convert
-, of Liverpool
-, Copping's Hoy
-, Cornelius
-, Cornet
-, Crescent
-, Crowned Lion
-, Culpeper
-, Damorell
-, Defiance
-, Deliverance
-, Desire
-, Dolphin
-, of Rotterdam
-, Dragon
-, of London
-, Eagle lighter
-, Earl of Argyle's frigate
-, East India
-, Elizabeth
-, of Dartmouth
-, of Hull
-, prize
-, Employment
-, Endeavour of London
-, Entrance
-, Essex
-, Exchange of London
-, alias James of Ipswich
-, Fairfax
-, Faithful Speaker
-, Falcon
-, Fellowship
-, First Whelp
-, Fly Shallop
-, Foresight
-, Fortune
-, Four Sisters of Boston
-, Fox of Horn
-, Francis and Mary of London
-, Freeman
-, Frith Shallop
-, Gabriel, alias Raphael
-, Garland
-, George
-, of Leith
-, of London
-, Gift of God
-, Globe
-, God's Blessing of Chester Water
-, Good Reason
-, Goodwill
-, Gosper Hoy
-, Great Lewis
-, Green Knight
-, Greyhound
-, Gribbons
-, Guardian of Amsterdam, alias Hoofe
Van Cleive
-, Guinea frigate
-, Gundebark of Jersey
-, Hamburg merchant
-, Hannibal
-, Hare Ketch
-, Hart or Heart
-, Hector
-, Henrietta
-, Henry and John
-, Henry of Southampton
-, Hercules
-, Hind
-, Hoofe Van Cleive, alias Guardian of
Amsterdam
-, Hope of Delft's haven
-, of Hamburg
-, of London
-, of Newcastle
-, Hopeful
-, of London
-, Luke of London
-, Marie
-, Reformation
-, Hopewell of London
-, Hunter of Dover
-, Increase
-, Indifferent of Aldborough
-, Isaac of Lynn
-, James
-, alias Exchange of Ipswich
-, of Yarmouth
-, John
-, of London
-, of Oxford
-, pink
-, and Elizabeth
-, and Sarah
-, Jonas
-, of Hull
-, of London
-, Joseph
-, Joshua
-, Joslin
-, Judith of Weymouth
-, Lady of Peace, of St. Sebastian
-, Leopard
-, Leopard's Whelp, alias Thomas
-, Leopold
-, Levant Merchant
-, Liberty
-, Lily
-, Lion
-, Lisbon Merchant
-, London
-, Long Barge
-, Love's Increase
-, Loyalty
-, Lucy
-, Luke
-, Lynn Merchant
-, Malegonian
-, Marigold
-, Marmaduke prize
-, Martha of London
-, Mary
-, Flyboat
-, frigate
-, of Aldborough
-, of London
-, of Poole
-, prize
-, Mary Ann
-, Mary and Anne of Aldborough
-, Fortune
-, Francis
-, Rose
-, company of
-, Mathias of Lubec
-, Matthew Ketch
-, of Lynn
-, and Joan of London
-, Mayflower
-, Merchant, alias Amity
-, Merehonor
-, Minion
-, Newfoundland
-, Nicholas
-, Nicodemus
-, Nonsuch
-, Nostra Senora de Paz
-, Old Warwick
-, Orange Tree of Horne
-, Paragon
-, Paramour
-, Patience
-, of Yarmouth
-, Pelican
-, Percy of London
-, Peregrine
-, Peppercorn
-, Peter
-, Pink
-, Philip of Topsham
-, Phœnix
-, Portsmouth
-, President, alias Increase
-, Primrose
-, Prince
-, Princess
-, Prophet of Dieppe
-, Prosperous
-, of Hull
-, of Newcastle
-, Mary of Woodridge
-, Providence
-, of London
-, of Lynn
-, of Yarmouth
-, Rainbow
-, Ralph and John
-, Raphael, alias Gabriel
-, Rear Admiral prize
-, Reason of London
-, Rebecca Ketch
-, Merchant
-, of Feversham
-, Recovery
-, Reformation
-, Reserve
-, Resolution
-, Return
-, Richard
-, Robert frigate
-, Gallietto
-, Roebuck
-, Rosenkranz of Rotterdam
-, Ruth
-, St. Andrew
-, St. Augustine prize
-, St. Gregory
-, of Horne
-, St. Matthias
-, St. Peter
-, of Amsterdam
-, Samaritan, see Trade.
-, Sampson
-, Samuel
-, Santa Clara
-, Sapphire
-, Sarah
-, of London
-, Satisfaction
-, Sea Flower
-, Seamen's Adventure of Ipswich
-, Sebastian
-, Second Whelp
-, Sovereign
-, Sparrow
-, Speaker
-, Speedwell of London
-, Star
-, Success of London
-, Sun of Dantzic
-, Supply
-, of Hull
-, Susan of Hull
-, of Boston
-, Swallow
-, Swan
-, Swiftsure
-, Swine's Head
-, Tenth Whelp
-, Thomas
-, alias Leopard's Whelp
-, of Yarmouth
-, prize
-, and Margaret
-, Tiger
-, Tobias
-, Trade, alias Samaritan
-, Trade's Increase
-, Triumph
-, Truelove
-, Ulysses
-, Unicorn
-, Unity
-, of London
-, Vanguard
-, Vapour of Harwich
-, of Ipswich
-, Victory
-, W. frigate
-, Warspite
-, Warwick
-, Welcome Pink
-, Weymouth Pink
-, White Swan
-, William ketch
-, of London
-, and John
-, and Sarah
-, and Thomas
-, Wolf of London
-, Wycker Toorn
-, Young Tobias
Shipwrights' company
Shipwrights, master see also Pett, Peter.
Shish, Jonas
Sholeby, co. Leicester
Shopkeepers trading as merchants
Short, Jane, letter of
-, Thos. brother of, letter to
-, parents of
-, Peter.
Shounbub, Renardus, pass for
Shrewsbury, Earl of, see Talbot, John.
-, governor of.
-, resident in
Shropshire
-, garrison in.
-, or Salop, governor of
-, justice of peace for
-, lands in
-, malignants in
-, militia in
-, commissioners for
-, officers of
-, commissions for
-, places in
-, residents in
-, traveller to
Shrubland, Mr.
Shrubsall, Chas.
Shute, Rich.
-, account by
-, Mr.
Shuter, Hen.
Shuttleworth, Mich.
-, Col. Rich.
Sicklemore, Capt. Jas.
Siledon, Chas.
Silke, Jno.
Silks
-, importers of
Silver, coining of
Silveria, Thome Botelio
Silvester, Rich
Simons or Simmons, Thos., engraver of the
Mint
-, payment to
Simpson, Mr.
Sinclair, James, 6th Lord Sinclair
Singleton, co. Sussex
Sion
Skeffington, Sir Jno.
-, Wm.
-, Elizabeth, wife of
-, Jno., son of
Skinner, Augustine
-, John
-, Nich.
-, Thos.
-, Capt. Wm.
Skipper Hugh
Skippon, Major-General Philip, Member of
the Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, regiment of
Skutt, see Scutt.
Slade, Lieut. Wm.
Slearke, alias Clarke, Elias
-, petition of
Slimbridge, co. Gloucester, troops quartered at
Slingsby, Col. Thos.
Slingsby, Walter
Slowman, Jno.
Smalley, Mich.
Small pox, prisoners infected with
Smart, Jno.
-, Thos., pass for
-, Mr., minister of Womborne
Smeaker, Peter
Smelt, Capt. Leonard
Smith, Lady Anne, license for
-, Charles, pass for.
-, Sir Charles, estate of, account of
-, Dan
-, Edm., pass for
-, Edw., pass for
-, Erasmus
-, Fras
-, Geo.
-, Hen., pass for
-, Major Hen
-, Sir Jas.
-, John
-, Sarah, widow of
-, Sir John, Scottish Commissioner,
letters of
-, Nich
-, deposition of
-, Margaret, wife of
-, deposition of
-, Nich., pass for
-, Peter
-, Rich., servant
-, articles against
-, Rich
-, or Smyth, Rich., of the Blessing of
London
-, Rich., alias Col. Thornhill, letters to
-, Robert, labourer.
-, or Smyth, Robert, officer at Guildhall
-, letter to
-, Capt. or Major Rob.
-, Solomon, Marshal of the Admiralty
-, regiment of
-, warrants to
-, Stephen, marine factor, letter to
-, Thos., pass for
-, Thos., gunsmith
-, Thos., late collector of prize goods
-, Thos., Navy Commissioner
-, certificate by
-, letter to
-, Thos., of the Lucy
-, Capt. Wm.
-, Cornet Wm.
-, Capt.
-, regiment of
-, (informer)
-, justice of peace for Middlesex
-, Lieut. of co. Hants
-, of London
-, solicitor
Smyrna
-, cloth at, leviation on
-, consul at, see Bretton, Spencer.
-, factors at
-, letter to
-, factory at
-, letter to
-, letters from
-, prisoners at
-, treasurer at
Smyth, Edw., mariner
-, John, mariner
-, Rich., see Smith.
-, Robt., see Smith.
-, Thos., letter of
-, Wm.
-, ship owner
Snaph, Geo
Snedde, Col.
Snelling, Mr.
Snow, Peter
Soaper, Thos., pass for
Solace, justice for co. Gloucester
Soldiers, and casual notices
of, passim; see also Army, the, and
Ireland and Scotland, army in.
-, abuses by
-, arming of
-, disaffected and disorderly
-, disbanding of
-, impressing of
-, maimed and wounded, and sick
-, committee for, references to
-, compensation for
-, musters of, see Army, &c., mustering
of.
-, paying of
-, petition of
-, quartering of
-, committee for
-, free
-, paying for
-, raising of
-, rewards, &c. for
-, rules for
-, widows of
-, pensions to
Solicitor-General, the
-, references to
Somerfield, Wm., Ordnance officer, account by
Somerset House, see London.
Somerset, Henry, 10th Marquis of Worcester,
estates of, account of
-, Edward, 11th Marquis of Worcester,
estates of, account of
-, daughters of, payments to
-, Lady Anne, pass for
-, Lady Eliz., pass for
-, Lady Mary, pass for
Somersetshire
-, auditor for
-, gaol, prisoners in
-, justices of peace of
-, lands in
-, malignants, &c. in
-, militia in
-, commissioners of
-, officers of, commissions for
-, places in
-, residents in.
-, sequestrations in
-, commissioners for
-, sheriff of
-, travellers to
Somerton, co. Oxford, see Summerton
Sorie, Major Roger
Southampton or Hampton
-, customs and subsidies in
-, Earl of, see Wriothesley.
-, fortifications of, repair of
-, garrison in
-, governor of
-, mayor, &c. of
-, merchant of
-, sheriff of
-, ship of
-, travellers to
Southesk, Earl of (Jas. ? Carnegy)
Southfleet, Kent
South Ockenden
Southsea Castle
-, arms, ammunition, &c. for
-, governor of
-, timber for repair of
Southwark (London)
-, inhabitants of, petition of
-, militia in
-, commissioners for
-, warrant to
-, militia house or Martial Hall in
-, St. George's churchyard in
South Wales, see Wales, South.
Southwell, John, M.D.
Southwold, Essex
Souton, Thos.
Soyn Head, ships for
Spain, King of (Philip IV.)
-, letter of
-, letters to, alluded to
Spain, agents, &c. at or to
-, council of
-, English in
-, gold and silver from
-, letters from
-, merchants trading to or from
-, money taken up or paid in
-, officers of
-, peace with
-, places in
-, resident in
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
-, troops to
Spaniard, Spanish, or Castilian
Spanish ambassador
-, armada, (story of 1588), tapestry of
-, cloth
-, money
-, piece or narrative
-, ship
-, silver
-, wool
Sparkes, Bernard
-, Michael, letter of
-, minister
Sparling, Major Geo.
-, Thos., letter to
Sparrow, John, collector for prize goods,
letter of
-, Capt. Robt.
-, Mr.
Spaw, travellers to
Speake, Mr., of Somersetshire
-, license for
-, Mrs.
Spenceley, Major.
Spencer, Capt. Israel
-, Jno.
-, Peter
-, William
-, Capt. or Lieut.-Col
Spices, importers of
Sponsell, Major Thos.
Spooner, Philip
Spratt, Stephen
Springall, Jno.
-, Capt. Thos.
Springate, Marg., pass for
Squibb, Ar., account by
-, Capt. Stephen
-, Mr.
Squire, Capt. Robt.
Stable, Fras., pass for
Stacie, Capt. Edw.
Stafford, garrison of
-, repair of
-, governor of
-, prisoner in
-, residents in
-, security of
Stafford, Lord, see Howard, Wm.
-, Sir Thos., pass for
-, Wm.
Staffordshire, justices of peace of
-, militia in
-, commissioners for
-, letter to
-, officers of, commissions for
-, places in
-, prisoners from
-, residents in
-, sequestrators of
-, sheriff of
-, timber in
-, troops in
Staines, Dr., see Staynes.
Staining, Percival
Stainton, Richard, quartermaster
Staley, John
Stamford, Col.
Stamp, Dr.
Stamper, Rich.
Standish, Lieut.-Col. Alex.
-, Col. Rich.
Stane, Dr.
Stanhope, Lord Charles, letter of attorney by
-, Lady Dorothy
Stanley, James, Earl of Derby
-, Lady Mary, daughter of
-, daughters of
-, relatives of
-, servants, &c. of, warrant to
seize
Stanley, Edw., pass for
-, Hen.
-, John
-, Wm., pass for
Stanton, Capt.
Staple, Capt.
Stapleton, Olivia
Stapley, Col. Ant., alderman, member of the
Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, Hen., M.P.
Star Chamber (Whitehall), Irish Committee at
Starchy, Rich., warrant to
Staresmore, Capt. Jas.
Starkey, Phil.
-, Capt. Rich.
Starkie, Geo.
Starr, Clement
State, the, see also Government, the present, Commonwealth, and casual mentions, passim.
-, barges
-, master of
-, coaches
-, liveries
-, matters or affairs of
-, watermen
State Paper Office
-, keeper of, Amb. Randolph
Statues
Statute office
Stayner, Capt. Rich.
Staynes or Staines, Dr., commissary of musters
-, letter to
-, warrant to.
Stebbing, Capt. Solomon
Stebin, Capt. Jno.
Stedham, co. Sussex
Stedham, Robt.
Steele, Wm., see London, recorder of.
Stelfox, Capt. Edw.
Stephenhill, co. Middlesex
Stephens, Ant.
-, Hen.
-, Lydia, pass far
-, Major or Lieut.-Col. Rich.
-, license for
-, wife of, payment to
-, wife and children of
-, Wm.
-, Wm., Admiralty judge, report of
Stephenson, Capt. Jno
-, Lieut, Wm.
Stepkin, Jno., pass for
Sterry, Peter, minister
-, Capt. Thos.
Stert, Arth.
Stevens, Major Philip
-, Major Rich.
-, clerk of the works
Steventon, Jno.
-, father of
Steward, Capt. Wm.
Stewart, Sir Jas., mayor of Edinburgh
-, or Stuart, Richard, Dean [of Westminster], alias Nicholson
-, letters of
Stiles, Mr., see Styles.
Stillington, Marg.
Stirke, Capt. Jno.
Stirling (Scotland)
Stoakes, Capt.
Stoakley, Anne
Stoarer or Storer, Wm.
Stock, Arthur
Stockden, Thos
Stockholm, papers dated from
Stockport, Capt. Jas.
Stockwell, co. Surrey
Stoke Climsland manor (Devon)
Stokes, Edw.
-, Capt.
Stokes Bay
Stone, co. Stafford
Stone, John
-, Lieut. Phil.
-, Capt. Robert
-, Sir Robert, pass for
-, Capt.
Stoneley, co. Warwick, resident at
Storer or Stoarer, Wm.
Storey, Adam, license for
-, Ferd.
-, pass for
-, Thomasin
Stowe (Scowe ?), ships to
Stowell, Sir Jno.
Strafford, Lord (Wm. Wentworth)
-, Wm., letter to
Straits, the, ships in, at, or to
Strangers
-, bottoms or ships, see Ships, strangers.
-, customs, or consulage
-, goods
Strangways (Royalist)
Strathbogie (Scotland), Charles II. at
Straw, Wm.
Streater, Lieut. Jno., pass for
Streatham, co. Surrey
Strickland, Walter, M.P., resident with the
United States
-, letters of, alluded to
-, letter to
-, alluded to
-, return of
-, servant of
Strode, Geo.
-, Sir George, see Stroud.
-, Wm.
Strong, Barth., petition of
-, Julian.
-, Peter, son of
Stroud, Kent, fishermen at
-, oyster fishery at
Stroud or Strode, Sir George
-, estate of, accounts of
Stuart, Charles, see Charles II.
-, Henry, Duke of Gloucester, see
Henry.
-, James, Duke of Richmond
-, Dean, see Stewart.
Stubbing, Capt. Jno.
Sturgeon caught in the Medway
Styles, Rich.
-, Sir Thos.
-, or Stiles, minister
Subsidies, see also
Assessments.
-, check general of, clerk of
Sudeley Castle
Suffolk
-, auditor for
-, cheese
-, Duke of (Charles Brandon)
-, High Court of Justice in
-, justices of peace of
-, letter to
-, lands in
-, militia in
-, commissioners of
-, officers of, commissions to
-, places in
-, traveller to
Sugars
Suhara, Jas. de
Summer Islands
Summerton or Somerton, co. Oxford
-, minister of
Sumpter, Capt. Wm.
Sunderland, co. Durham
Sunninghill, co. Berks
Surgeons
-, for the army, see Army.
-, chests
-, for ships
-, Hall
-, master and wardens of
-, letters to
-, order to
Surrey
-, auditor for
-, Countess of, see Arundel.
-, dock
-, gentry of
-, justices of peace for
-, militia in
-, commissioners of
-, officers for
-, commissions for
-, M.P.s for
-, places in
-, resident in
-, surveyors for
-, travellers to or from
-, troops
-, woodwards of
Surveyor-general, see Webb, Col. Wm.
-, of works, see Carter, Edw.
Sussex, Lady (Anne Savile?)
Sussex
-, auditor for
-, coast
-, committee of, letter to
-, justices of peace for
-, lands in
-, militia in
-, commissioners of
-, officers of
-, commissions for
-, M.P.s for
-, places in
-, resident in
-, sequestrations in
-, ship of
-, travellers to and from
-, troops in or for
-, Vice-Admiral of
Swaine, Anne, see Howard.
-, Capt. Bennet
-, Rich.
Swan, Jno., payment to
-, warrant to
-, Thos.
Swanley, Capt. Geo.
-, warrant to
Swansea
Swanwick or Swanwich, Capt. Arth.
Swayne, Thos., or Squire
-, letter to
Swaysoone, Sam.
Sweden, Christina, Queen of
-, Council of
-, letter to
Sweden
-, ship of
-, traveller to
-, treaty with, by Charles II.
Sweet, Rich.
Sweetman, Timothy
Swift, Major Thos.
Swiney, co. Salop, resident at
Switzers
Sword blade makers and mills
Sydenham, Jno., pass for
-, Col. Wm., Governor of the Isle of
Wight
-, letters to
Sydney, Robert, Earl of Leicester
-, Dorothy, Countess of Leicester
-, house of, see also Penshurst.
-, Philip. Viscount Lisle, member of
the Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, Col. Algernon, governor of Dover
Castle
-, complaint against
-, letter to
-, Col. Robt., pass for
Sykes, owner of the Unity
Syler, Col. and Capt. Edw.
-, Col. Edw., Governor of Boston
-, letter to
-, payments to
-, regiment of
Symball, Hen., keeper of Peterhouse, warrant
to
-, Mr.
Symers, minister, license for
Symes, Jas.
-, account by
Symmons, Major
Symons, Hen.
Synod, the
-, records of
Syre, Wm.