Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1668-9. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1894.
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L
L. B., letter to
Lamarre, Frances, letter of
-, child of
Lambert, Jeremiah, affidavit by
-, Col. John
-, deputy under-sheriff of Norfolk
Lambeth, Surrey
-, House
Lambry, John
Lamplugh, Col. John
-, letters of
-, Thos., Gray's Inn
-, Thos., D.D., Dean of Ripon
-, Dr. Thos., of Oxford
-, letters of
-, petition of
-, wife of
-, father of
-, Edward, son of
-, Mr.
Lamplugh, Cumberland, letters dated from
Lancashire
-, conventicles in
-, fairs and markets in
Lancaster, Duchy of, Chancellor of, see
Ingram, Sir Thos.
-, jurisdiction of
-, lands, &c., of
-, office in
-, office of, keeper of writings in
-, receiver-general of, see Curzon,
Sir John.
-, late
-, revenues of
-, seal of
-, surveyor of
Landguard Fort, Suffolk
-, Governor of
-, Point, letter dated from
Land's End, Cornwall, ships off or to
Lane, Erasmus, testimony of
-, Sir George
-, letter of
-, John, certificate by
Laney, Benj., Bishop of Ely
Langbain, of Oxford
Langham, Sir John, Bart
Langley, Rich., treasurer of the Levant Company at Smyrna
-, letter to
Langley, Capt. Thos.
-, certificate by
-, letters of
-, Capt.
Langrack, John
Langston, Capt. Ant.
Langston Church, co. Leicester, living of
Languages, history of
Lannoy, Benj., consul at Aleppo
-, letters to
Lanscare, co. Monmouth, resident at
Lanyon, John
-, letters, &c., of
Lapworth, Edw.
Lapworth, co. Warwick, rectory of
Larden, Rob., petition of
Larkin, George
-, wife of
Lascelles, or Lassels, Darey
-, information by
-, wife of
-, Capt.
Lashlay, Scot.
Lassells, see Lascelles.
Latin language
-, books or documents in
-, students of
-, verses in
Lauderdale, Earl of, see Maitland.
Laugharne, Col. Rowland
-, petition of
-, family of
Laurence, or Lawrence, Jos.
-, letters of
Laver, High, Essex, game at
Lavington, Miles, jun.
Law, Civil, doctors of
-, questions on
-, Courts
Lawrence, David
-, petition of
-, John
-, letters of
-, John, of Norwich, letter of
-, Jos., see Laurence.
Lawshall, Suffolk, rectory of
Lawson, Admiral Sir John
Layfitt, Jacom
Lazin, M. de
-, widow of
Lea, Sir John
Leach, Thos., printer
Lead, customs on, farm of
-, extraction of silver from
-, ships laden with
Leadman, Mr., carver
Leaf, Thos.
-, petition of
Leafe, John
Leake, Sir Fras.
Leake Chantry, letter dated from
Leaman, Rich.
Leaver, Henry, sectary
Lee, Slaughter
-, Lady
-, Mr. [Williamson's servant]
Lee, Essex, fireship at
-, resident at
Lee, the (river)
-, Commissioners of Sewers for
Leeds, executions at
-, Mayor and Aldermen of
-, residents at
Leeward Islands, ship from
Lefevre, M.
Legard, Edw.
Legat, Consul George
Legg, Wm., page of honour
-, Col. Wm. lieutenant of ordnance
-, certificate by
-, payment to
-, George [? son of]
Leghorn, Italy
-, agent at
-, consul at, see Clutterbuck, Thos. or
Sir Thos.
-, Governor of
-, lawyers in
-, letters dated from
-, Navy supplies at or near
-, ships at
-, ship of
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
-, Road, letters dated from
-, ship in
Legree, Chas.
Leicestershire, game in
-, living in
-, resident in
-, sheriff of
Leigh, Sir Thomas, Lord Leigh of Stoneleigh
-, aunt of, see Dudley, Alice,
Duchess of Dudley.
Leigh, Rob., of Dublin
-, letter to
-, Mr.
Leighton, Rob., Bishop of Dumblane
-, Mr.
Leith, Scotland, ships of, to or at
Lemkes, John Johnson
Lemon, Mr.
Lennard, Francis, Lord Dacre, executors of
Lenox, Duke of, see Stuart.
Lenthall, Sir John, warrant to
Leonard, Dame
Leslie, Rob.
Lesly, John, Earl of Rothes, as Lord Chancellor of Scotland
-, signature of
Lester, Mr., see Lister, Thos.
L'Estrange, Roger, Surveyor of the Press
-, letter to
-, petition of
Letter Office, see Post Office.
Letters, miscarriage, &c., of, see Postmasters.
-, treasonable
Levant, the
-, merchants
-, or Turkey Company
-, charter of, alluded to
-, Governor of, see Riccard, Sir
Andrew.
-, letters of
-, officers of
-, petition of
-, secretary of, Evans, M.
-, treasurers of, see Langley, Rich.,
and Hedges, Wm.
Leveston, Lady, daughter of Duchess Dudley
Levett, Wm.
-, petition of
Lewin, Sir Justinian
-, Dr., son of
Lewis, Dr. Henry
-, John, son of, petitions of
-, Rich., J.P. of Wilts
-, request by
-, Rich., minister, petition of
-, Thos.
-, accounts by
-, certificate by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Thos., sheriff of Notts
-, goldsmith
Lewsley, Thos.
-, contract with
Lewthwayte, Rich., M.A.,
Lewyns, Justinian
Lexington, Lord and Lady, see Sutton.
Ley, James, first Earl of Marlborough, late
Lord Treasurer
-, James (his great-nephew), third Earl
-, William, fourth Earl
-, petition of
Leyden, Holland, letter dated from
Leyonberg, Sir John Barkman, Swedish Resident in London
Libanus, Wenceslaus
-, petition of
Licences to Travel, see Passports.
Lichfield and Coventry, Bishop of, see
Hacket, John.
-, Cathedral, Wellington prebend in
-, Close, letter dated from
-, Dean of [Thos. Wood]
Lichfield, co. Stafford
-, Hospital of St. John the Baptist at
-, chapel of
-, master of
-, letter dated from
Liddell, Capt. George
-, letters of
-, Sir Thos.
Liège, person at
Lieutenants of Counties, Lord and Deputy, see under the several counties.
Lightfoot, John
-, sister-in-law of
-, Rich.
Lighthouses
Ligny, or Ligne [Claudius Lamoralius], Prince de
Lilburn, Col. (late)
Lilburne, John, of London
Limerick, Bishop of (late), see Fuller, William.
Limerick County, Ireland, lands in
Linby, Paul
Lincoln, Earl of, see Clinton.
-, Bishop of, see Fuller, Wm.
-, (late), see Sanderson, Rob.
-, Archdeacon of
-, archdeaconry of
Lincoln, letters dated from
Lincolnshire
-, deputy-lieutenants for
-, lands or estates in
-, places in
-, rectory, &c.
-, residents in
-, sheriff of
Lindhurst, Hants, house at
Lindloff, Capt. Jonas
Lindsey, Earl of, see Bertie.
Lindzey, Thos.
Linen cloth, ships laden with
Lingard, Dean
Lingen, Germany
Linlithgow, provost of
Lionne, M. de.
Lipari, island of
Lisbon
-, consul at, see Maynard, Thos.
-, letters dated from
-, packages for
-, river of, Tagus
-, rock of
-, ships to or from
-, soldiers from
-, stores, &c., to or from
Lisle, France
-, Commissioners at
-, letter dated from
Lister, Mar., certificate by
-, or Lester, Thos.
-, letter of
-, Wm.
Littlefield, George
Littleton, Sir Chas.
-, James, petition of
-, Sir Thos.
-, as Navy Treasurer
-, warrant to
-, Mr.
Liverpool, persons in
-, ships of
-, ships to
Livesey, Sir Mich.
Livingston, James, Earl of Newburgh
Lizard, the, Cornwall
-, ships from
-, ships off
-, ships wrecked at or near
Llanden, Sir Phil
Llanelly, co. Carmarthen, ships lost near
Llanvilling, co. Montgomery
-, bailiffs, burgesses, &c., of
-, burgesses and inhabitants of
-, petition of
-, charter of incorporation for, heads of
-, incorporation of
Llanyfydd, North Wales, resident at
Llay, the, co. Denbigh, letter dated from
-, resident at
Llewellin, Rich
Llewellin's boy
Lloyd, Sir Chas., Bart.
-, Sir Godfrey
-, Dr. John
-, Lodowick, Commissioner of Accounts, letter of
-, Thos.
-, letter of
-, Capt.
-, wife of
-, Capt. (with Sir Thos. Allin)
Locke, Capt. Thos., letter of
Lockhart, Rich.
-, letter of
-, petition of
Loddington, co. Leicester, lands of
-, co. Northampton, letter dated from
-, residents at
Loder, Mary, letter of
Lodge, Morgan
-, letters of
-, lists of ships by, see Downs,
ships in, lists of.
Loe, Martin
Loire, the, river
London, Sam.
London, Bishop of, see Henchman, Humphrey.
London, or the City
-, aldermen of see
also Lord Mayor and aldermen.
-, apprentices of, legacy to
-, archers and archery in
-, bills of mortality, burials, and christenings in
-, chamberlain of
-, churches of
-, citizens of
-, City of
-, case of, with farmers of hearth
money
-, freedom of
-, jurisdiction of
-, petition of, alluded to
-, City Companies of, viz.:—
-, Barber Surgeons
-, governors of
-, Hall
-, Booksellers
-, Brewers, petition of, alluded to
-, Glovers' Hall
-, Horners
-, Needlemakers
-, charter of, alluded to
-, Parish Clerks, reports by
-, Patten-makers
-, petition of
-, Pewterers, master, wardens, &c., of,
letter to
-, Stationers
-, grant or patent to, alluded
to
-, master, wardens, &c., of,
warrant to
-, letters to
-, statement on behalf of
-, warden of
-, Wheelwrights, incorporation of
-, coaches from
-, Commissioners of Bankrupts for
-, Commissioners of Customs in, letter
to
-, Common Council of
-, letter to
-, Common Councilmen of
-, correspondents in
-, Dutch congregation in
-, fire of
-, committee for
-, losses occasioned by
-, French Church and congregation in
-, letter of
-, ministers of
-, Gazette, see Gazette.
-, goods in, for, or from
-, J.P.s. for
-, lands in
-, letters, &c., dated from
-, alluded to
-, letters addressed to
-, Lord Mayor of, see Turner, Sir Wm.,
and Sterling, Sir Sam.
-, Lord Mayor and aldermen of
-, instructions to
-, letters to
-, loyal officers in
-, mails to and from
-, merchants, &c., of
-, depositions of
-, ships belonging to, or bought
by
-, militia of
-, lieutenants of, list of
-, ministers of, paper concerning
-, money paid, or to be paid in
-, North of, water for, see New River.
-, persons absent or distant from
-, persons in or about
-, plague in, committee for
-, plots in or against
-, port of
-, collector or receiver in
-, waiter's places in
-, post labels from
-, Prize Office and Commissioners in, see
Prize Office, and Prizes, Lords Commissioners of.
-, rebuilding or repair of
-, receivers in
-, Recorder of, see Howell, Sir John.
-, residents in or near
-, sheriffs of
-, warrants to
-, ships of, or Londoners
-, ships to or for
-, ships from
-, streets and pavements of, SurveyorGeneral of
-, streets, parishes, &c., in:—
-, Ailesbury House
-, Artillery Ground, artillery in, storehouse at
-, Arundel House
-, porter at
-, Bartholomew Lane, see St. Bartholomew.
-, Bedford Street, letter dated from
-, Bethlehem, churchyard near
-, Bishopsgate
-, Street, Post Office in, see
Post Office.
-, St. Botolph's in
-, Blackwell Hall
-, Broad Street
-, Brooke House, Holborn, Commissioners at, see Accounts, Commissioners of.
-, books at
-, letters dated from
-, Chancery Lane
-, Charing Cross, Green Mews at
-, Charterhouse, see Charterhouse.
-, Christ's Hospital, President and
Governors of
-, Church Side Alley
-, Clerkenwell
-, St. James's church in
-, Covent Garden
-, letters dated from
-, St. Paul's parish in
-, York Street in
-, Cripplegate
-, Crutched Friars
-, Custom House, see Custom House.
-, Denmark House, see Somerset House.
-, Drury Lane
-, Hercules Pillar in
-, letters dated from
-, Duke's Theatre
-, Durham Yard
-, Ely House
-, Essex House, letters dated from
-, porter of
-, Exchange
-, Excise Office
-, Exeter House, letters dated from
-, Fetter Lane
-, Fleet Prison, prisoners in
-, Fleet Street
-, Goldsmith's Rents
-, Goring House
-, letter addressed to
-, letter dated from
-, Gray's Inn
-, barrister of
-, Gresham College
-, Guildhall
-, Hatton Garden
-, Holborn
-, letter dated from
-, Brooke House in, see Brooke
House.
-, St. Andrew's church in
-, St. Giles's church in, see
St. Giles.
-, Southampton Buildings in
-, Houndsditch, Globe Tavern in
-, Letter Office, see Post Office.
-, Limehouse
-, Limehouse Fields
-, Lincoln's Inn
-, chambers in
-, Council of, order in
-, Master of the Bench of
letter to
-, paper dated from
-, reader in
-, London Bridge
-, Mark Lane
-, letter dated from
-, Marylebone, parish of
-, Milford Lane
-, Newgate Prison, keeper of
-, prisoners in
-, St. Sepulehre's Without
-, Newport Street
-, Northumberland House, letter dated
from
-, porter at
-, Old Bailey, convictions at
-, Court at
-, Sessions, justices of, warrant to
-, Pall Mall
-, letters dated from
-, Petty France
-, letter dated from
-, Post Office, see Post Office.
-, Queen Street
-, letter addressed to
-, letter dated from
-, Ratcliffe, residents at
-, Royal Exchange
-, St. Alban's Street
-, St. Andrew's, Holborn, sessions of
sewers for
-, St. Bartholomew's Close
-, Hospital
-, Governors of
-, Lane
-, St. Botolph's parish, Bishopsgate
rector, &c., of
-, St. Clement Danes
-, St. Dunstan in the West, parish of
-, St. Giles's Church, Holborn, or in
the Fields
-, almshouse near
-, gifts to
-, New King Street in
-, St. James's
-, letter dated from
-, Mall House in
-, Park
-, under keeper of
-, St. John Street
-, St. John's
-, St. Katherine's, Tower
-, St. Martin's in the Fields, churchwardens and overseers of
-, petition of
-, St. Mary Woolchurch, rectory of
-, St. Paul's church, rebuilding of
-, Churchyard
-, Dean of, see Sancroft, Dr.
Wm.
-, former, see Donne,
Dr. John.
-, prebend of, Chamberlain
Wood
-, prebends of
-, St. Peter's[-le-] Poor, rectory of
-, St. Sepulchre's without Newgate,
repair of steeple of
-, Savoy church
-, fire at
-, letter dated from
-, Shoe Lane
-, Somerset House, alias Denmark or
Strand House
-, gardens, orchards, &c., of
-, letter dated from
-, tennis court at
-, Strand
-, House, see Somerset House.
-, Suffolk Street
-, letters dated from
-, Sutton's Hospital, see Charterhouse.
-, Temple, gates of
-, members of, case of, with
Lord Mayor
-, Inner
-, letter dated from
-, Lane
-, Paper Buildings in
-, Temple Bar
-, Thames Street, Three Cranes Wharf
in
-, Three-legged Alley
-, Tothill Fields
-, Street
-, Tower, the, see Tower.
-, Tower Hill, guns to
-, Trinity parish church
-, Turnstile
-, West Harding Street
-, Whitechapel
-, church and rectory of St.
Mary Matfellon in
-, liberty, bailiff of
-, prison, letter dated from
-, prisoner in
-, suburbs of
-, timber from or in
-, town clerk of, Avery, Wm.
-, tradesmen of
-, travellers to or from
-, workmen from
Long, Mary, petition of
-, children of
-, Rob.
-, Sir Rob.
-, certificates by
-, house or office of
-, reference to, and report of
-, Walter
Longden, co. Stafford, resident at
Longford, Wm., letter of
Longford, Middlesex, stream at
Longland, Chas.
-, certificate by
Longueville, M.
Looe, Cornwall, postmaster at
Lord, Capt.
Lords or Peers, House of
see also Parliament.
-, adjournment of, alluded to
-, attendance of Commons in
-, journals of
-, papers erased from
-, papers printed in
-, jurisdiction of
-, messages from
-, petitions to
-, Speaker of, see Montague, Earl of
Manchester.
Lords Lieutenant, see under the several counties.
Lorraine, Duke of [Charles Henry]
-, Old Duke of [Charles III.].
Lorraine, Englishwoman in
-, French forces to
-, letter dated from
Lothian, or Edinburgh-shire, regiments of
Lotteries
-, patentees of, request, &c., by
Lottery, Irish, for indigent officers
-, Plate, for indigent officers
-, farming out of
-, petitions for shares in
-, trustees or commissioners for
-, letters, &c., of.
-, licence to
-, Royal Oak
Lovegrove, Rich.
Lovelace [Anne], Lady, wife of John, second Baron Lovelace
Lovelace, Col. [Fras.]
-, Jo.
Lovett, Thos., B.A.
Low Countries, see Netherlands.
Lowen, Gaskyn
Lowestoft, Suffolk, merchants of
Lownes, Thos., account by
Lowther, Sir John
Luc, Mrs. de
Lucas, John, Lord Lucas
Lucas, Sir Charles
-, son of
-, John
-, Thos.
-, of Portsmouth
Lucian, allusion to
Lucie, Jacob
Luck, nonconformist
Lude, Count de
Ludkin, Chas., letter of
Ludlow, Edm., sen.
-, Edm., jun.
-, John
-, petition of
-, father of
-, Nath.
-, plotter
Ludlow Castle, Salop
-, garrison at
Luke, Nich.
Lulman, Rob.
-, letters of
Lumley, Richard, Viscount Lumley
Lumley, Sir Martin
Lunatics
Luneburg, Duke of, see Brunswick.
Lunenburg, forces from
Lutheran confession, followers of
Lutterell, Jane
-, servants of
Lydney, co. Gloucester, letter dated from
-, timber at
-, traveller from
Lyme Regis, co. Dorset
-, excise officer at
-, harbour of, wreck near
-, letters dated from
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
Lynn Regis, or King's Lynn, Norfolk
-, letters dated from
-, resident at
-, ships to
-, North, St. Edmond's in, rector of
Lyon, John
-, Alice, wife of, petition of