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C
Cadbury, Mr.
Cadiz, Spain
-, goods to
-, letters dated from
-, news from
-, ships to and from
Caen, plague at
-, ship from
Caion (? Cayenne), ships at
Caithness, Earl of, see Sinclair.
Calais, France
-, Deputy-Governor of
-, Earl of Clarendon at
-, Haven, ships in
-, letter dated from
-, postmaster of
-, posts to and from
-, president's house at
-, Roads, ships seized in
-, ship of
-, ships to and from
-, travellers to or from
Callard, Isaac
-, petition of
Callow, Anne
-, Mary
-, Wm.
-, children of
Calshot Fort, Isle of Wight, garrison at
Calthoffe, Martha
-, children of
Calthorp, Rich.
Calvert, Elizabeth
-, petition of
-, son and relations of
Cambridge (town), burgess of
-, letters dated from
-, University, Chancellor of, see Montague, Earl of Manchester.
-, degrees at
-, Greek professor at, see Creighton, Rob.
-, mandates to, asked for
-, members of
-, officers of
-, preachers to
-, rules of, alluded to
-, Vice Chancellor and Senate of
King's letters to
-, alluded to or asked for
-, Colleges of, fellowships in, also—
Christ's, fellowship at
-, Master and fellows of, letter
to
-, scholar of
-, Clare Hall, fellows of
-, Master or President of
-, certificate by
-, Emanuel, fellows or fellowships of
-, Master and fellows of, letter
to
-, students of
-, Gonville and Caius, fellow of
-, Master of
-, Jesus, fellowships of
-, members of
-, principal and fellows of,
letter to
-, scholars of
-, Magdalen, fellowship in
-, Master and fellows of, letter
to
-, Queens', fellowships in
-, Fresident and fellows of,
letter to
-, St. John's, fellow of
-, Master and fellows of, letter
to
-, member of
-, physic place in
-, scholar of
-, Sidney-Sussex, fellow of
-, fellowship at
-, Master and fellows of, letter
to
-, scholar of
-, Trinity, fellowship at
-, Master and fellows of
-, scholar of
-, students at
-, Trinity Hall, fellows of, election of
-, Master and fellows of
-, letters to
-, members of
-, scholar of
-, statute of
Cambridgeshire, high sheriff of
Campany, Mr.
Camphere Downs, ship picked up on
Canada, lakes in
-, resident in
-, ship from
Canaries, the, ships to or from
-, vintage of
Canary wine, see Wine.
Candia, forces sent to
-, fort in
-, news from
-, St. Andrew's gate in
-, ships to
-, taking of, report of
Canea (Crete), provisions to
Cannivett, Peter
Canterbury, Archbishop of, see Sheldon,
Gilbert.
-, order to
-, Archdeaconry of
-, Canon of
-, Cathedral of, prebendaries of
-, statutes of, alluded to
-, Dean and Chapter of, letter to
-, province of, Vicar-General of
Canterbury (City), citizens of
-, deputy-lieutenants of
-, gaol, prisoners in
-, news from
-, prisoners captured at
-, train bands at
-, travellers to
-, Walloons at
Cantine, Cape
Capel, Arthur, Earl of Essex
-, commission to
Capel, Sir Hen.
Cape St. Mary, ships near
Carberry, Lord, see Vaughan, Richard.
Cardiff, ship near
Cardinals
Carew, George
-, Capt., Admiral of Ostend
-, Major
Caribbee Islands, discovery of
-, ships at or to
-, sub-commissioner of prizes in
Carisbrook Castle, Isle of Wight, garrison at
-, prisoner in
Carkass, or Carkase, James, clerk of the Navy
-, letters of
Carleton, Dr. Guy, Dean of Carlisle, petition
of
-, Sir Wm.
Carlile, or Carlisle, John, storekeeper and clerk of the passage at Dover, letters of
Carlingford, Earl of, see Taaffe.
Carlisle, Earl of, see Howard.
-, Earl of, late, see Hey.
-, Bishop of, see Rainbow, Edw.
-, church (cathedral) of, lands belonging to
-, Dean of, see Carleton, Dr. Guy.
Carlisle (City)
-, garrison at
-, letters dated from
-, travellers to or from
Carlos, W., certificate by
Carlow Castle, dowager of
Carmarthenshire, place in
Caron, Sam, petition of
Carpenter, Mr.
Carr, Lord, see Kerr.
Carr, And., postmaster at Harwich
-, letter of
-, Cuthbert
-, Sir Edw.
-, Rob.
-, Sir Rob., letters to
-, Wm.
Carrickfergus, Ireland, ships at
Carsey, Mr.
-, wife and children of
Carslake, Capt.
-, servant of
Cartell, Mr.
Carter, John
-, petition of
Carteret, Capt. Ben.
-, Sir Edw.
-, Sir George
-, as Vice-Chamberlain of the
Household
-, as late Treasurer of the Navy
-, as Vice-Treasurer of Ireland
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, Capt. James, letter of
-, Dr.
Carthagena, ship from
Cartwright, Fras., narrative by
Cary, Eliz., or "Welsh Bess"
-, Peter, son of
-, petition of
-, John, keeper of Marybone Park
-, John, Master of the Buckhounds
Cascales (Portugal), ships from
Caslehow, Wm.
Cassell, Dr. Edm.
Castel Rodrigo [Francis III.], Don or Marquis of
Castell, W., letters of
Castile, constable of
-, Ferdinand of
Castilians, the
Castillon, Dr. John, petition of
Castle, Mr.
-, Mrs.
Castlehaven, Earl of, see Touchet, James.
Castlemaine, Countess of, see Palmer.
Castleton, George, Viscount Castleton
Catherine of Braganza, Queen of Charles II.
-, grant to
-, horses for
-, letter of
-, religion of
-, rumour that she is to be crowned
Queen of Portugal
-, household of, officers of
-, equerry to
-, maids of honour to
-, Master of the Horse to [Ralph Montague]
-, musician to
-, page of honour to
-, pages of the presence to, petition of
-, page of the robes to
Catholic King, see Spain, King of.
Catholics, see Roman Catholics.
Cattle, bill for promoting the breed of
-, stealing of
Cavaliers, old
Cave, Wm., Consul at Smyrna
-, funeral of
-, Mrs.
Cavendish, William, Duke of Newcastle
-, expedition against the Scots
under
-, palace, &c. of
-, Margaret, wife of, as Queen of
Sheba
-, Henry, son of, Earl of Ogle,
letters of
-, Elizabeth, Countess of Devonshire
Cayenne (South America), taking of
Cecil, John, fourth Earl of Exeter
Ceremonies, Master of, see Cotterel, Sir Chas.
Challoner, Rob.
Chalton, or Chawton, Hants, church of
-, manor of
Chamber, messengers of, see Charles II.,
Household of.
-, Treasurer of, see Griffin, Sir E.
-, treasury of, see Treasury.
Chamberlain, Lord Great
-, Lord, of the Household, see also
Montague, Earl of Manchester.
Chamberlain, John, purveyor
-, letters of
-, Dr. Peter
-, letter and petition of
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
-, Col.
-, son of
Chambers, John, B.A.
-, petition of
-, Rob.
-, Wm.
Champante, Jo.
Champion, John
Chancellor, late Lord, see Hyde.
Chancery, Court of, bills or causes in
-, decree in, alluded to
-, Hanaper in, office of
-, clerk in
-, payments in
-, masters in
-, Office, seat in
-, office of Six Clerks in
-, officers and ministers of
-, Petty Bag Office in
-, clerk of, letter to
-, records sent to
-, prothonotary of
-, deputy
Chandler, Rob.
Channel, the, ships in
-, ships to or from
-, ships, foreign, in or to
-, Chops of, ships cruising in
Chapel Royal, see Charles II., Household of.
Chapels, collections in
Chapman, —
Charitable Uses, Commissioners for
Charles I., or the late King
-, chaplain of
-, Clerk of Greencloth to (Sir Thos.
Merry)
-, death of, alluded to
-, debts of
-, delivering up of, by the Scots
-, gentleman usher to
-, grants by, alluded to
-, household of
-, cofferer of (Sir Rob. Palmer)
-, reduction of expenses of
-, in Spain, as Prince of Wales
-, in the Isle of Wight
-, leases by
-, letter of, extract from
-, loans to
-, officers of
-, ordnance, &c., for
-, plate belonging to
-, servants of
-, services to, or sufferings for
-, stable expenses of
-, Treasury Chamber of
-, treaty of, alluded to
-, trial of, persons concerned in, or
regicides
-, wars of, see War, the late civil.
-, writings in vindication of
Charles II., or the King, casual notices of,
passim.
-, as Prince of Wales
-, letters of
-, during his exile
-, absence from Parliament of
-, agents of
-, allies of
-, ambassadors of, see Ambassadors.
-, appointments by
-, attendance on
-, audiences of
-, baronetcies conferred by, see Baronets.
-, birthday of
-, books for
-, buildings of
-, expenses of, reduction of
-, cases referred to
-, charities, alms, or bounty of
-, Commissioners for
-, children of (illegitimate) see
also Scott, James, Duke of Monmouth.
-, churches, livings, or presentations in
the gift of
-, counsel of
-, debts due to
-, debts of
-, declarations by
-, expenses of, estimates of
-, reduction of
-, Privy Council Committee
for
-, family of, or Royal family, II
-, favour or favourites of
-, fidelity or loyalty to
-, sufferings for
-, foreign policy of, towards France
-, Holland
-, Sweden
-, game of
-, gifts and grants of
-, asked for or alluded to
-, recalled
-, goods for
-, guards of, see Army.
-, handwriting of
-, hawk belonging to
-, health of, drinking of
-, houses or palaces of
-, in connection with Lord Clarendon
-, in Council
-, orders or warrants of, alluded
to
-, petitions to
-, speech of
-, influence with
-, information or intelligence to, alluded
to
-, payments for
-, journeys of
-, loans to
-, marble for
-, marriage of, with the Duke of Monmouth's mother
-, messages from
-, ministers of, alluded to
-, mistresses of, see also Palmer,
Barbara, Countess of Castlemaine.
-, new year's gifts to
-, note by
-, nurse of
-, orders of
-, alluded to
-, packet for
-, palaces of, see houses of.
-, papers presented to, or signed by
-, pardons by
-, alluded to
-, parks of, gamekeepers of, list of
-, stealing of deer from
-, personal notices of
-, pleasure boats or yachts of
-, plots, designs, or conspiracies against
-, presents for
-, printing house of
-, proclamations of
-, alluded to
-, promises of, alluded to
-, rebels, or enemies of
-, recommendations by
-, alluded to
-, recommendations to
-, alluded to
-, regiments of, see Army.
-, restoration of, alluded to
-, revenues of
-, account of
-, order in Council concerning
-, orders in Parliament concerning
-, servants of, see also
Household.
-, service of or to
-, service to, secret
-, ships of, see Ships.
-, signature of
-, wanted
-, speech against
-, speeches of
-, alluded to
-, touching by, for the evil, or healing
-, wines for
-, letters of (1661)
-, (1667)
-, (1668)
-, letters of, alluded to
-, carriage of
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, other papers addressed or referred to
-, petitions to (1667)
-, (1668)
-, request to
-, Household of, expenses of, see Charles
II., expenses of.
-, loans for
-, new establishment, or reduction of
-, officers of
-, list of
-, payments for, alluded to
-, Lord Steward's department, viz:—
-, Lord Steward, see Butler, James,
Duke of Ormond.
-, Treasurer of the Household
and see Fitzharding, Viscount, and
Clifford, Sir Thos.
-, Comptroller of the Household, see
Clifford, Sir Thos., and Newport,
Lord.
-, Cofferer of the Household, see Ashburnham, Wm.
-, Board of Greencloth, see Greencloth.
-, Keeper of the Privy Purse, see May,
Baptist.
-, Cupbearers
-, Servants of the buttery and cellar
-, Yeomen, grooms, and children of the
pastry, petition of
-, Lord Chamberlain's department:—
-, Lord Chamberlain, see Montague,
Edward, Earl of Manchester.
-, Vice-Chamberlain, see Carteret, Sir G.
-, Knight Marshals, see Throckmorton,
Sir Wm.; Vavasour, Sir Thos.;
Wyndham, Sir Edmond.
-, Treasurer of the Chamber, see Griffin,
Sir E.
-, Groom of the chamber
-, Messengers of the chamber
-, warrant to
-, Sewer of the chamber
-, Footmen
-, Gentlemen of privy chamber
-, Grooms of privy chamber
-, Bedchamber
-, first gentleman of, see Grenville, John, Earl of Bath.
-, gentlemen of
-, grooms of
-, pages of
-, regulations for
-, servants of
-, Pages of the backstairs
-, Black Rod [usher of]
-, Master of the Ceremonies (Sir Chas.
Cotterel)
-, assistant
-, office of
-, patent of
-, Master of the Revels
-, Musicians
-, liveries of
-, petitions of
-, Italian
-, master of, for the King's
chamber and cabinet
-, trumpeters, coats and banners of
-, violins, band of
-, master of
-, Oculist, see Webbe, Lady Hester.
-, Physicians see also—
-, Baber, Sir John.
-, Bate, Dr. George.
-, Chamberlain, Dr. Peter.
-, Clarke, Dr. Tim.
-, Frazer, Sir Alex.
-, Quatremaine, Dr. Wm.
-, Waldron, Dr.
-, Warner. Dr. Edw.
-, Serjeant-surgeons
-, Surgeon
-, Yeomen of the guard
-, lieutenant to
-, ensign to
-, Waterman
-, Chapel Royal, gentlemen of
-, Dean of, see Croft, Herbert,
Bishop of Hereford.
-, Chaplains
-, Chief almoner, see Humphrey, Bishop
of London.
-, Master of the Wardrobe's department:—
-, Wardrobe, the Master of, see Montague, Earl of Sandwich.
-, officers of
see also Newport, Andrew.
-, payments to
-, reduction of
-, regulations for
-, removing officers of, allowances to
-, sempstress and laundress of
-, surveyor of, see Reymes,
Bullen.
-, wares, &c. for
-, Robes, Master of, see Hyde, Lawrence.
-, Groom of the Stole, see Grenville,
Earl of Bath.
-, Jewel House, office of, allowances
for
-, attendants at
-, expenses in, reduction of
-, master of, see Talbot, Sir
Gilbert.
-, plate in
-, Master of the Horse's department:—
-, Master of the Horse, see Monk, Duke
of Albemarle, and Villiers, Duke
of Buckingham.
-, Avenar, the
-, Avery, payments from
-, Stables or mews
-, grooms of
-, letter dated from
-, liveries for
-, Master of the Buckhounds, see Cary,
John.
-, Master of the Harriers, see Eliot,
Thos.
-, Buckhounds and harriers
-, reduction of expenses of
-, Master of the Hawks, see Apsley,
Sir Allen.
-, Master of the Stud
-, Falconers
-, Falconry, &c., expenses of, reduction
of
-, Gamekeepers
-, Yeoman of the bears
-, Tradesmen, viz:—
-, Barber
-, Bookbinder
-, Chief carpenter of the works
-, Harpshecall maker
-, Jeweller
-, Printers
-, Tapestry maker
-, Writer, flourisher, and embellisher
-, wife of, see Catherine of Braganza.
-, mother of, see Henrietta Maria.
-, brother of, see James, Duke of York.
-, sister of, see Orleans, Henrietta Anne,
Duchess of.
-, sisters of, purveyor of robes to
Charleton, Sir Job, letter to
Charterhouse, the, or Sutton's Hospital,
Governors of, letter to
-, warrant to
-, master of
-, persons admitted to, or pensioners of
-, request from
-, scholars of
Chartres, France, traveller to
Chase, Dr., case of, referred to
Chatham, Kent
-, chest, governors of
-, officers of
-, letter of
-, Eastgate in
-, guns at or from
-, letters, &c. dated from (1667)
-, (1668)
-, persons at
-, river at, see Medway.
-, ships at or near
-, letters dated from
-, ships building at
-, ships fitting or repairing at
-, ships sunk or burnt at
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
-, dock or dockyard at
-, chief officer at, warrant to
-, clerk of the cheque at, see
Gregory, Edw.
-, clerk of the survey at, see Norman, J.
-, double dock at
-, letters dated from
-, master attendant at
see also Brooke,
John, and Rand, Wm.
-, master shipwright at, see Pett,
Phineas.
-, Navy Commissioners at, see Pett,
Peter; Middleton, Col. Thos.
-, Navy office at
-, Navy surveyor at, see Middleton, Col. Thos.
-, officers of
-, payments at
-, residents in
-, ropehouses at
-, ropemakers at
-, ropeyard at, clerk of
-, letter dated from
-, stores at or to
-, embezzlement of
-, storehouse at
-, storekeepers at
-, warrant to
-, timber in or for
-, wharves at
-, workmen at
-, foreign
-, payment of
-, petition of
Chatham Hill, letter dated from
-, House
-, keepership of
-, paper dated from
Chatsworth, co. Derby, letter dated from
-, visitor to
Chauncey, Tobias
-, petition of
Chaworth, Dr. Rich., certificate by
Chawton, see Chalton.
Cheeke, Rob.
-, Thos.
-, Capt. Thos.
-, Admiralty proctor
Cheisly, Sir John
Chellingworth, Chas., certificate by
Chelmsford, Essex, robbery at
Chelsea, parish of, houses in
-, lands in
Cherburg, France, ships from
-, ship taken near
Chereyhave, letter dated from
Cheshire, deputy-lieutenants of
-, J.Ps. in, petition to
-, resident in
-, traveller in
Chester, or West Chester, Bishop of, see Hall,
George and Wilkins, Dr. John.
-, nomination or appointment of
-, Dean of, see Bridgman, Henry.
-, Dean and Chapter, congé d'élire to
-, houses of
-, prebends of
-, sub-dean of
Chester Castle, Governor of, see Shakerley,
Sir G.
-, paper for
-, letter dated from
-, muster at
-, prisoners in
-, horses at
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, person at
-, posts to and from
-, residents at
-, ships of
-, travellers to and from
Chesterfield, Earl of, see Stanhope.
Chesterton, co. Warwick, resident at
Chevin, co. Derby, ward of
Chiaux, the, and his servants
Chicheley, Sir John
-, letters of
-, Thos.
-, letter of
-, receipts by
Chichester, Bishop of, see King, Henry.
-, Cathedral, chantership of
-, house belonging to
-, Dean of, see Gulston, Joseph.
-, deanery of
-, revenues of
Chichester, letter addressed to
-, postmaster of
-, seamen at
Chidley, Joan
Chiffinch, Dorothy, petition of, referred
-, Wm.
Chigwell, Essex, parish of
Child, Joshua, or Josiah
-, letters, &c. of
-, Lieut. Thos., petition of
-, wife of
-, Wm., master in Chancery
-, Dr. Wm.
Childe, Thos.
-, letter of
Chiitington, Sussex, vicarage of
Chilton, Rob.
Chimney, Oxon, resident at
Chimney money, see Hearth money.
Chinparty, Mr.
Chiswick, Middlesex
-, traveller to
Cholmley, Sir Hugh, Bart.
Chrismas, Gerard or Garrad
Christian, Ewen or Evan
-, Jane
Christians, circumcised
Christmas Day, observance of
Church of England
-, admission into
-, attendance at
-, conformity or loyalty to
-, disturbance at
-, members of, or Episcopalians
-, pamphlet on
Churches, Act for uniting, alluded to
-, collections in
Cinque Ports, charter of, alluded to
-, Lord Warden of, see James, Duke of
York.
-, mayors of
-, order to, alluded to
-, recorder or town clerk of
-, traveller to
Civita Vecchia, Italy
Clair, M. de, letter of
Clanricarde, Earl of, see Burgh, Richard de.
Clapham, J., letter of
Clare, Sir Ralph
-, letters of
Clarendon, Earl of, see Hyde.
Clarges, Sir Thos.
Clark, or Clarke, Geo., letters of
-, John, postmaster of Plymouth
-, letters of (1667)
-, (1668)
-, Lawrence
-, Capt. Rob.
-, letters of
-, Thos.
-, Dr. Tim.
-, certificate by
-, Walter
-, Dr. Wm., Dean of Winchester, petition, &c., of.
-, Mr.
Clavering, Sir Jas., Bart.
Clayford, Mr.
Clayton, Rich., declaration by
Cleadon (? Cleydon, co. Durham), traveller to
Clehonger, co. Hereford, letter dated from
Clemens, Capt.
Clement, Walter
Clements, Hugh, petition of
-, sons of
-, Capt. John
-, letters of
-, Thos.
Clergy, benefit of
-, debauched
-, petition concerning
-, subsidy to be raised on
Clerk, Wild, affidavits, &c., by
Cleveland, Earl of, see Wentworth.
Cleydon, see Cleadon.
Clifford, George, Earl of Cumberland, daughter of, see Herbert, Anne, Countess of Pembroke.
Clifford, George
-, Thos., or Sir Thos., Comptroller of
the Household
-, appointed Treasurer of the
Household
-, letters of
-, son of
Clifford's Tower, York, see York.
Clinch, Capt.
Cloth, or clothing
-, linen, see Linen.
-, ships laden with
-, Suffolk
-, West Country
Clutterbuck, Sir Thos., letters of
Coale, Andrew
Coals, duties on
-, export of
-, farmers of
-, prices of
-, ships laden with, or colliers
and casual notices of passim; see also Aldborough, Harwich,
Hull, Milford, Newcastle, Sunderland,
Whitby, and Yarmouth, letters dated
from.
-, trade in
Cobb, Sir Fras.
Cobbett, of Kensington
Cobham, Kent
Cocherel, Normandy, manor of
-, residents at
Cock, Capt.
Cockerell, Wm.
-, widow and children of
Cockermouth, Cumberland, letters dated from
-, quarter sessions of
-, travellers to
-, native of
Cockle, the, sandbank called
Cocks, Mr.
Coe, Simon
-, wife and children of
Coell, Sir John
-, Francis, son of
Cofferer of the Household, see Ashburnham, Wm.
Coinage, pre-emption, &c., duty on, farmers
of
-, money for
-, of farthings
-, of tin
Coiners or clippers
Coker, East, co. Somerset, resident at
Colbeck, John
Colbert, Monsieur, French Ambassador in
England
-, entry of
-, servants or retinue of
-, wife of
Colbourn, Dr.
Colchester, prisoner at
-, residents at
-, ships from
-, Walloons at
Cole, or Coles, Chris.
-, account by
-, letters of
-, John, Hants
-, Mabella, wife of, petition of
-, John, D.D., petition of
Colepeper, Thomas, Lord Colepeper
Coleraine, Lord, see Hare.
Coles, see Cole.
Coleshill, Warwick, Bishop's visitation at
Coling, Ben., letter of
-, Rich., letter of
-, letter to
Coll, Sir Nich.
Collard, Leonard
-, Wm., see Colwort.
Collier, Chas., letters of
-, Capt.
Collingwood, Thos.
-, Mr.
Collins, Eliz.
-, Thos
Colliton, Sir John
Colonies, the, see Bahamas, Barbadoes, Jamaica, Nevis, Newfoundland, Plantations, St. Christopher's, and West Indies.
Colshall, co. Flint, hundred of
Colston, Mr.
Colwort, or Collard, Wm.
-, Mary, widow of
-, petition of
-, servant of, see Lilly, John.
Combe, Oxon, traveller from
Comen, Cornelius
Comet, appearance of a
Commerce, see Trade.
Common Pleas, Court of
-, judge of, Sir Wm. Wylde
-, Lord Chief Justice of and see
Bridgman, Sir Orlando; Vaughan, Sir
John.
-, rolls, records, &c., of
Commons, House of
see also Parliament.
-, adjournment of
-, articles of impeachment in
-, alluded to
-, bills in
-, business in
-, clerk in
-, Committees of
-, for the King's supply, &c.
-, for grievances, chairman of
-, orders by
-, for grievances, order to appear
before
-, on Lord Clarendon's impeachment, paper by
-, on miscarriages in the Navy
-, demand by, for Lord Clarendon's impeachment
-, difference of, with Lords
-, Duke of Buckingham's influence over
-, factious party in
-, journals, papers printed in
-, alluded to
-, erasure from
-, messages to, from the King
-, order in
-, petitions to, alluded to
-, proceedings in, alluded to
-, notes of
-, query by
-, requests of, alluded to
-, request to, from the King
-, resolutions of
-, rights or prerogatives of
-, serjeant of
-, Speaker of, see Turner, Sir Edw.
Complaints and grievances, Committee of Council for, see Privy Council, Committees of.
Comprehensive, or Comprehension, Bill, or Act, talk of
Compton, James, third Earl of Northampton
-, Isabella, wife of, children of
Compton, Mary, note by
-, Sir Wm.
Comptroller of the Household, see Clifford, Sir J.
Condé, Prince de (Louis de Bourbon)
Condé, French claim on
Conell, Mr.
Coney, Howard or Henry
Conquett, France, ships at
Constance, Council of
-, Acts of, alluded to
Constantinople, Dutch consul for
-, English ambassadors to, see Finch,
Earl of Winchelsea, and Harvey, Sir
Dan.
-, French ambassador at
-, goods for
-, residents in
-, ships for
-, silk from
-, travellers to or from
-, treasurer for the Levant Company at,
see Hedges, Mr.
Consuls, English, abroad, see under the several towns and countries.
Conventicle Act
Conventicles, meeting houses, or meetings
-, proclamation against, alluded to
Conventiclers, see Nonconformists.
Conway, Edward, Viscount Conway
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, wife of
Conyers, Mr.
Cook, or Cooke, Edmond
-, Col. or Capt. George
-, petition of
-, John, letters of
-, Miles
-, Sir Thos.
-, Wm., mariner
-, Cornet
-, Mr.
Cookham Wood, Berks, letter dated from
Cooleing, Rich.
Coombe [Dorset], coach upset near
Coomer, Mr. (Deal)
Cooper, Anthony Ashley, Lord Ashley
-, as Treasurer of Prizes
-, letter of
-, petitions referred to
-, warrants to
-, alluded to
Cooper, Peter
Cope, Capt. John, letter of
-, Wm.
-, Col. Wm.
-, Wm., son of
Copenhagen, ship of
Copley, Sir Godfrey
-, Lionel
Corbett, Col.
Cord, Alice
Cordelier Friars
Cordey, —
Cork, Earl of, see Boyle.
Cork, Ireland, ships of
Corke Rock, ships lost on the
Cormantin, Governor of
Corn or grain [wheat, barley, oats, or rye]
-, price of
-, scarcity of
-, ships laden with
-, tithes of, see Tithes.
Cornbury, Lord, see Hyde.
Corney, Chris.
-, Thos., letter of
-, petition of
Cornlie, Scotland, resident at
Cornwall, Duchy of, estates of or in
-, greenwax of
-, receiver of
-, surveyor-general of
-, lands in
-, residents in
Cornwallis, Lady Eliz.
-, petition of
Coroller, Mr.
Coronation Day, observance of
Corporation Act, alluded to
-, commissioners for
Corporations, election of
Corry, Rich.
Coryton, Sir John, Commissioner of Prizes
Cosin, Dr. John, Bishop of Durham
-, chaplain of
-, consecration of a church by
-, letter of
-, letter to
Cossacks, general of, defeat of
Costerfen, Scotland, prisoners taken at
Cotgrare [Randle], dictionary by
Cotterel, Sir Chas., Master of the Ceremonies
-, Clement, son of
-, James
Cottington, Francis, Lord Cottington
Cottington, Sam., letters to
-, Mr.
Cotton, Chris., letter of
-, Edw.
-, John
-, Wm.
-, Capt.
-, Mr.
Cotton, ships laden with
-, yarn
Couch, Tristram
Coudre, Capt. John, letters of
Council, the, see Privy Council.
Counsellors-at-law
Countess, proceedings at the funeral of a
Court, the
-, news of
-, persons about
-, persons coming or summoned to
-, regalios at
Courtenay, Capt. Fras., letters of
-, John, letter of
-, Sir Wm.
Courts Martial
-, orders of, alluded to
-, proceedings of
Covel, Capt. Allen
-, Rachel, widow of, petition of
Covell, Thos., letters of
Coventry, Henry
-, Sir John
-, Sir Wm., M.P., Navy Commissioner
-, letters of (1667)
-, (1668)
-, letters to
-, brother of
Coventry and Lichfield, Bishop of, John Hacket
Coventry
-, church steeple at
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, news from
-, St. Mary's Hall in, feast at
Cowdray, Capt.
Cowdry, Capt. John
Cowell, Rich., certificate by
Cowes, Isle of Wight, castle of
-, garrison at
-, Governor of
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, traveller to
-, East, defence of
-, West, defence of
-, letters dated from
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, Road
Cowland, John
Cowper, Gilbert
Cox, Capt. John
-, certificates, &c., by
-, letters of
-, Thos.
-, Lieut.-Col. Thos., late Muster Master
in London
-, Mrs.
Coxleases, Hants, estate called
Coytmor, Rob., letter of
Crabb, Capt. John
-, letters of
Craggs, Mr.
Cramond, Lord Richardson of, see Richardson.
Cranbourne Lodge, Windsor
Crane, Sir Fras.
-, sister of
-, Jane
-, letters of
-, family of
-, Sir John
-, Francis, grandson of
Cranmer, Tho
Cratford, Chas., letter to
Craven, William, Earl Craven
-, reference to
Crawley, Capt. Jeremiah
-, letter of
Crayford, Kent, letter dated from
Creighton, Dr. Rob., M.A., Greek Professor
at Cambridge
-, as Dean of Wells
-, as Bishop (elect) of Bath and
Wells
Cresswell, Madam
Creswick, Sir Hen.
Crew, Dr. Nath.
Crips, Capt.
Crisp, Sir Nich., Bart.
-, Anne, widow of
-, John and Thomas, sons of
Crispin, Capt. Wm., victualler's agent at Kinsale
Croft Castle, letters dated from
Croft, Herbert, Bishop of Hereford
-, certificates, &c., by
-, letters, &c., of
-, signature of
-, Thos., master in Chancery
Croftes, Dr. John, Dean of Norwich, letters of
Crofts, William, Lord Crofts
Crofts, Mr. (Lancaster)
Croisic, or Crosick, France, ships at, to, or
from
-, men pressed at
-, news from
Cromer, Norfolk, traveller to
Cromwell, Oliver, Protector, Usurper, &c.
-, army of, colonel in
-, death of, alluded to
-, letter of, alluded to
-, soldiers of
-, times of, alluded to
Croney, Mark
Crooke, Andrew
-, Sir Rob., Clerk of the Pipe
-, Mr., of Newcastle
Crookham, co. Berks, estate of
Croone House, Surrey, prisoners at
Croscomb, John
Crosick, see Croisic.
Crosland, Sir Jordan, letter of
-, petition of
Cross, Wm.
Crosthwait, Cumberland, minister of
Crouch, Nich., M.A.
-, Thos., M.P.
Crow, Sir Sackville, Bart., petition of
Crown, the
-, allegiance to
-, concealments from
-, lands
-, lands surrendered or forfeit to
-, money due to
-, officers of
-, profits reserved to
-, reversions or lapses to
Crown Office, secondary of
Crowther, Dr. Jos.
Crudge, John
Crue, Henry, certificate by
Cullen, Elizabeth, Viscountess Cullen, letters of
Culliford, Wm.
Cullum, Mr.
Culmer, John
Culver Cliffs, Isle of Wight, letter dated from
Cumberland, late Earl of, see Clifford George.
Cumberland
-, deputy-lieutenant of
-, gentry of
-, J.P.s for
-, M.P.s for
-, receivership of
-, resident in
-, sheriff of
-, under
Cunningham, William, Earl of Glencairn, late Lord Chancellor of Scotland
Cunningham, Arnold
-, petition of
-, Sir Thos., his father
Curaby River, Isle of Wight
Curwen, Pat.
Curzon, Sir John
-, Mr.
Custom House, London, letters dated from
-, office at
-, payments at
-, warehouse keeper of
Customs, or duties
see also Coals, Salt, Timber,
and Wine, customs or duties on.
-, at Smyrna, see Smyrna.
-, Commissioners of
-, defrauding of
-, farm or lease of
-, farmers of
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, order to
-, asked for or alluded to
-, petition of
-, reports of
-, warrants to
-, freedom from
-, in Ireland, see Ireland.
-, officers of
-, warrant to
-, payment of
-, payments from or on
-, places in
-, strangers'
-, tallies on
Cuthbertson, James
-, Archibald, son of
Cutler, Thos.
Cutt, John, deposition by
Cuttance, Sir Roger