Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1668-9. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1894.
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'General Index: P, Q', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1668-9, (London, 1894) pp. 736-744. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/chas2/1668-9/pp736-744 [accessed 24 April 2024]
P
Packer, Phil., Paymaster of the Works
Packet-boats, see also Holland and Harwich, packet-boats to and from.
Packington, co. Warwick, resident at
Page, John
-, letter of
-, Mathew
-, Thos.
-, letters of
-, of the Council of Trade
Paine, Cornelius
-, of Portsmouth
Palatinate, house in
Palatine of the Rhine, Elector of [late,
Frederic]
-, Charles Louis, or the Rhinegrave
-, letter to, from the King
-, apothecary of
-, Prince (his brother), see Rupert.
Palermo, Sicily, traveller to
Palesgrove, Hants, timber at
Palmer, Roger, first Earl of Castlemaine,
letters of
-, steward of
-, Barbara, Countess of Castlemaine, his wife (mistress of Charles
II.)
Palmer, Clement
-, Sir Geoffrey, Attorney-General
-, letters to
-, papers by
-, references on petitions to, and
reports of
-, warrants to
-, Sir Henry, Bart.
-, John
-, Jane, widow of, petition of
-, Wm., petition of
-, Mr.
Palmes, Wm., letter of
Palos, Cape, Spain
Pamber Forest, Hants
Pangborne, Rob., contract with
Panton, Col. Thos.
Paper Office, presses at
Papers, Keeper of, see Williamson, Jos.
Papillon, Thos.
-, petition of
Papists, see Roman Catholics.
Pargiter, Mr.
Parham, Lord of, see Willoughby.
Paris, Wm., B.D., letter of
Paris
-, ambassador at, see France, ambassa
dor to.
-, King Charles in
-, letters, &c., dated from
-, Louvre at
-, mails, or posts, to and from
-, Notre Dame, funeral oration at
-, persons at
-, travellers to and from
Park, resident at
Parker, Abr.
-, letters of
-, John
-, Tabitha, widow of
-, Matt.
-, Peter, petition of
-, Roger, letter of
-, Sam., chaplain to the Archbishop of
Canterbury
-, informer (?)
Parkhurst, Thos.
Parliament, or both Houses
see also Usurpation,
the; and Lords and Commons, Houses
of; and Scotland, Parliament of.
-, Acts of, or Bills in, alluded to,
see
also—
-, Aid,
-, Cattle,
-, Churches,
-, uniting of,
-, Conventicles,
-, Corporations,
-, Customs,
-, Forfeitures,
-, Frauds,
-, Ireland,
-, Navigation,
-, Oblivion,
-, Poll Money,
-, Post Office,
-, Press,
-, Prizes,
-, Sacrament,
-, Wines,
-, —Acts relating to.
-, adjournment, proroguing, or rising of,
alluded to
-, notes of proceedings relative to
-, projected commission for
-, clerk assistant in, see Marsh, Thos.
-, committee of, for grievances, reference
to
-, licence of printing by
-, members of
-, election of, see Thetford.
-, messages to, from the King
-, opening or meeting of, alluded to
-, King's speech on
-, alluded to
-, Lord Keeper's speech on
-, proceedings in
-, precedents of
-, proclamation summoning
-, prosecution in, alluded to
-, sittings or sessions of
-, transcribing of records for
Parliament of the Cinque Ports
Parliament, party of, see Usurpation, the
Parr, Mr.
Parrott, see Perrott.
Parry, Fras.
-, Suetonius
Parsons, John, certificate by
Passports, passes, or licences to travel
-, asked for
-, beyond seas
-, for dogs
-, for horses, see Horses.
-, to England
-, to France
-, to Germany
-, to Holland or Flanders
-, to Ireland
-, to Italy
-, to other countries
Paston, Sir Rob., Bart.
Patents, Clerk of the
Patras, or Petrasse, Morea
Patrick, Father, see MaGinn, Father Patrick.
Paul, J.
-, (late), Hungarian
Paul Cape, Africa
Paulet, Charles, Lord St. John of Basing
-, letter of
-, letter to
Paulett, Lord Henry [son of William, fourth Marquis of Winchester], letter of
Pauling, of Maidstone
Payhembury, co. Devon, parish of
-, resident at
Payler, Mallet
Payne, John, proposal by
-, John, of the Speedwell, letter of
-, Roger
Peables, John, letter of
Peachy, Gregory, letters of
Peaps, Capt.
Pearce, Capt. John
-, letters of
Pears, Edm.
Pearse, James, Surgeon-General
-, certificates by
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, petition of
-, proposals by
Pearson, Dr. John, letter of
Pecket, John
Peckham, East, Kent, timber from
Pedwelliston, co. Dorset, tithes of
Peers, House of, see Lords, House of.
Peirce, Capt. Jeffry, letter of
Pelham, Sir John
Pell, Rich.
Pellham, John
Pells Office, see Exchequer.
Pembroke, Earl of, see Herbert.
Pembroke, letters dated from
-, receiver for
-, ship at, letter dated from
-, ships to
Pendennis, Cornwall
-, Castle, Governor of
-, prisoner in
-, letters dated from
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
Pendrill, Rich.
Pengelly, Mat.
-, letter of
-, petition of
-, wife and children of
Penn, Ensign Wm., clerk of the cheque at
Kinsale
-, letters of
-, letters, &c., to
-, Sir Wm., Navy Commissioner
-, as Victualler for the Navy
-, contract with
-, clerks of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, other papers by
-, Wm., Quaker, his son
-, letters of
Penning, Thos.
-, Jane, widow of, petition of
Penniston, Sir Thos.
Penrhyn, Cornwall
Penrith, Cumberland, postmaster of
-, resident at
Pensax, Capt.
Pensioners, see Gentlemen Pensioners.
Pensions, grants of
-, petitions for
-, purchase of
-, surrender of
-, warrants, &c., concerning
Pentheus [King of Thebes]
Penwith, co. Cornwall, hundred of
Pepys, Sam., Navy Commissioner and Clerk
of the Acts
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to (1668)
-, (1669)
-, other papers by
-, pay-books received from
Percy, Algernon, 10th Earl of Northumberland, death of
-, house of, Petworth
-, servant of
-, Josceline, 11th Earl of Northumberland
-, ancestors of
-, letter of
-, wife and daughter of
Percy (nonconformist)
-, wife of
Perkins, Thos.
Perrett, Dan., signature of
Perrin, Hen.
-, letters of
-, wife of
-, Dr. Henry
Perron, Gerard
Perrot, Perrott, or Parrott, Chas., clerk of
Williamson
-, letters to
-, Isaac
Perry, Capt. Walter, letters of
Pershall, Sir John
Persia, King of [Soliman I.], ships for
Perwich, W., letter of
Pescod, Mr., prothonotary in Chancery
Peterborough, Earl of, see Mordaunt.
-, Bishop of, see Henshaw, Joseph.
Peterborough
Peters, Henry
Petersham, Surrey, road in
Peterson, Gysbert
-, Hans
Petit, Mr., Gazette from
Petras, or Petrasse, Morea, see Patras.
Petronius Turpilianus
Pett, Peter, Navy Commissioner at Chatham
-, letters of
-, Phineas, master shipwright at Chatham
-, as muster-master at Gravesend
-, letters of
-, Sam.
Pettus, Sir John
Petty Bag, see Chancery.
Petworth, Sussex, Earl of Northumberland's
house at, letter dated from
-, letters dated from
-, rectory of
-, resident at
Pevensey Manor, Sussex
Peyton, Ensign Thos.
-, Sir Thos., letter of
Phelips, John, declaration by
Phelps, of Teddington
Phillips, Edw.
-, petitions of
-, Fabian
-, Hen.
-, Rich., certificate by
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
-, Col.
Phillpot, Rob.
Philobasileus, letter of
Philosophy, questions on
Philpot, Nath.
Physic Garden, Royal
Physicians, or Doctors of Medicine
-, College of
-, President of, letter to
Pibus, Humphrey
-, letters of
Pickernell, Thos.
Piedmont, Italy, trade with
Pierrepoint, Henry, Marquis of Dorchester,
letter of
-, wife of
Pierrepoint, Hon. Fras.
-, Alisimon, widow of
Pilk, Mr., doctor (?)
Pilkington, Sir John
Pincombe, John
Pindar, Sir Paul
-, Wm.
Pine, Capt.
Pinkney, Hen.
Pipe, clerks of, see Exchequer.
Pisa, Italy
Pitson, James
Pitt, James
-, John, letter of
Pixton Farm, Somerset
Plague, the, or the sickness, see also Dieppe and Rouen.
Planey, Louise de
Plantations, foreign, transportation to
see also Virginia, transportation to.
-, Committee for
Platt, Col. Rich.
-, Veronica, widow of, petitions of
-, son of
Play, acting of a
Player, Sir Thos.
Pleadal, Mr.
Pley, Mrs. Constance
-, contract with
-, George, letters of
Plumleigh, Sir Rich.
-, daughter of
Plunkett, Luke, third Lord Fingall
-, Margaret, wife of
Plunkett, Paul
Plymouth
-, Catwater at, see Catwater.
-, conventicles at
-, fort or citadel at
-, letter dated from
-, fortifications at
-, Governor of, see Greville, John, Earl
of Bath.
-, letter to
-, Governor of, deputy, see Skelton, Sir
John.
-, island at
-, King's house at
-, letters dated from
-, magistrates and officers of
-, Mayor and magistrates of, letter to
-, Navy officer at
-, stores at
-, embezzlement of
-, news from
-, port of, charges for
-, posts to
-, ropemakers at
-, Royal citadel at, letter dated from
-, ships at or in port of
-, letter dated from
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
Plymouth Sound, letter dated from
Plympton, Devon, M.P. for
Pocock, John
-, letters of
Pointer, Mr.
Poland, King of [Uladislaus VII.]
-, future
Poland
-, Castelain of
Polebrook, co. Northampton, rectory of
Poleron [East Indies ?]
Poll Money, Bill for, alluded to
-, payments from
Pollen, John, letter of
Pommeroy, Capt. Hen.
Pontefract, resident at
Poole, Capt. Wm.
-, letters of
Poole, co. Dorset, ship from
-, co. Montgomery, charter of, alluded
to
Poortmans, Edm., certificate by
Pope, the (Clement IX.)
-, book dedicated to
-, Bull of, alluded to
Pope, John
Popish books
Populer, Zach., certificate by
Porchester, Hants, resident at
Porlock, Somerset, rectory of
Port au Prince, West Indies, Spaniards at
Porter, Chas.
-, G., certificate by
Portland, Earl of, see Weston.
Portland, Isle of, co. Dorset
-, ships wrecked at or near
-, Road, ships in
Port Mahon, Minorca, letters dated from
-, ships to or from
Portman, John
Porto Bello, West Indies, taking of
Porto Rico, West Indies, ship to
Portram, alias Colt, Maximilian
Portsmouth, Hants
-, aldermen of
-, Antelope Inn at
-, chain at
-, Custom House at
-, fortifications at
-, garrison of
-, Governor, or deputy-governor of, see
Honeywood, Sir Philip.
-, harbour or port of, letters dated from
-, quarantine at
-, ships in
-, justices at
-, King's visit to
-, letters, &c., dated from (1668)
-, (1669)
-, mariners of
-, payment of
-, widows of
-, Marshal of
-, Mayor of
-, deputy
-, news from
-, officers and soldiers at
-, Point in
-, port of, see harbour.
-, residents at
-, petition of
-, ships at or near,
see also Spithead and St.
Helen's Road, ships at.
-, letters dated from
-, ships building or launched at
-, ships fitting at
-, ships paid off at
-, ships to or from
-, Smock Alley in
-, Town Hall of
-, travellers to or from
Portsmouth Dockyard
-, clerk of the cheque at, see
Steventon, St. John.
-, clerk of the survey at, see
Salesbury, Hugh.
-, dry dock at
-, hemp for
-, King's dock at
-, King's house at
-, letters dated from
-, master of attendance at, see
Tinker, Capt. John.
-, mastmaker in
-, Navy stores, &c., at or for
-, embezzlement of
-, sale of
-, want of
-, officers of
-, orderly at, letter of
-, rigging-house at
-, ropehouse in
-, ropeyard at
-, clerk of
-, letters dated from
-, officers of
-, storehouses at
-, storekeeper at
-, order to
-, timber for
-, victualler's agent at
-, workmen at or for
-, money for, wanted
-, payment of
Portugal, King of [Alphonso VI.]
-, Court of, Englishmen at
-, magazine of
-, Queen of [Maria Francisca]
-, confessor of
-, Queen Mother of [Louisa Maria],
death of, alluded to
-, Prince and Princess of, envoy from
Portugal
-, ambassador of
-, ambassador or envoy to, see Southwell, Sir R.; Montague, Earl of Sandwich; and Fanshaw, Sir Rich.
-, English in
-, English officers serving in
-, envoy to, from Sweden
-, in connection with Spain
-, Queen's portion from
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to
Portuguese army
-, secretary
Pory, Henry
-, Dr. Rob.
Post labels
Postmaster-General see also
Bennet, Lord Arlington.
-, deputy, see Bennet, Sir John, and
Ellis, Andrew.
Postmasters
-, complaints against, for negligence or
miscarriage of letters
see also Mails.
-, order to
-, warrant to
Post Office, or Letter Office, Bishopsgate
Street
-, Act of Parliament concerning,
alluded to
-, clerk of, see Hickes, James.
-, clerks of
-, letters dated from
-, letters addressed or sent to
-, officers of
-, proclamations concerning
-, alluded to
-, profits of farmers of
-, grants from, or charges on
-, settling on the Duke of York,
Act for, alluded to
-, revenue of
Post Office, foreign
Post warrant
Potticary, Mr., letter of
Potton, co. Bedford, fairs at
Potts, Abr., daughter of
-, Thos.
Poulet, Chas.
Poulett, John, third Baron Poulett
-, letter of
Poulett, Col. Amias
Poulteney, Sir Wm., see Pulteney.
Poulton, Thos.
Poüwells, Jacob
Povey, Thos., inventor, petition of
-, Thos., of Thetford
-, letter of
Powell, David, petition of
-, John, of Pembroke, letters of (1668)
-, (1669)
-, John, clerk
-, petition of
-, wife of
-, Lady
-, niece of, see Croke, Lady Susan.
-, of Pendennis
Power, Wm.
Powis, Lord, see Herbert, William.
-, Barony of, Lords Marchers of
Pownall, Israel
Poyer, widow
Prado, Comte de
Prerogative Office, will in
Presbyterians
Presentations, clerk of the
Press, Act for regulating, alluded to
-, surveyor of, see L'Estrange, Roger.
Preston, Thos.
-, Ensign Thos.
Preston, co. Lancaster, common councilmen
of
-, letters dated from
-, Mayor of
Prettiman, or Prettyman, Sir George
-, Sir John, Bart.
-, William, brother of
Pretty, Lieut. Saxey
Price, Ambrose
-, Gervase
-, Dr. John, chaplain of the Duke of
Albemarle
-, Thos., letter of
-, rector of Chalton, Hants
-, Mr.
Prichard, John, petition of
Pride [Col.]
Priests, Roman Catholic
Princess Royal, the (late), see Orange, Mary, Princess of.
Pringle, John
Printers
Printing presses, &c., private or unlicensed
Prisons, marshals of
Prisoners,
see also Chepstow, Chester, Gatehouse, Tower; and London,
Fleet, Newgate, and Whitechapel, prisoners in.
-, petitions, &c., of
-, transportation of, see Plantations,
transportation to.
Prisoners at war (Christian)
-, (English), see also
Algiers.
-, (foreign)
Pritchard, Hen.
Privateers (English)
-, (foreign)
Privy Council, or Council, the
-, addresses or appeals to, alluded to
-, appearances before, alluded to
-, business before
-, Chamber
-, keepership of
-, officer of
-, clerks of
-, extraordinary
-, committees of, see also
Foreign affairs, Navy, and Trade, Committees for.
-, dismissal from
-, King in, see Charles II. in Council.
-, letter of
-, meetings of, alluded to
-, members or Lords of
-, nominations by
-, orders in
-, alluded to
-, proposed
-, papers, &c., read in, or sent to
-, petitions to, alluded to
-, reference to
-, reports, &c., to, alluded to
Privy Purse, keeper of the, see May, Baptist.
-, payments from
-, petitions for
-, payments to
Privy Seal or Seals
-, alluded to
-, clerks of
-, letter to
-, warrant to
-, Commissioners of
-, Lord or Keeper of, see also
Robartes, John, Lord.
-, Office
-, order for
-, payments on
-, petitions for
-, warrants for
Prize goods, discoveries or seizures of
-, Commissioners for
-, embezzlement of
-, gifts of
-, list of
-, sale of, alluded to
Prize money
-, Office, officers of
-, wines
Prizes (ships, &c.)
see also Dutch ships taken
prize.
-, Act for, alluded to
-, naturalization, or making free of
-, sale or purchase of, alluded to
-, surveyor of
-, treasurer for, see Cooper, Anthony,
Ashley, Lord Ashley.
-, treasurer for, at Dover, see Cooper, Mr.
-, treasury of
Prizes, Commissioners of
-, agent to, disbursements by
-, allowances by, alluded to
-, letter of
-, petition to
-, report by
-, alluded to
-, warrant to
-, Sub-Commissioners of
-, Commissioners of Appeal on
-, Court of Appeals for
Probert, Sir George
Proclamations, see Charles II., proclamations of.
Proctor, the King's, see Arches, Court of.
Proctor, Rich.
-, Mr.
Progers, Edw., Groom of the Bedchamber
-, petition of
-, Thos., receiver of hearth money
-, Mr., equerry
Protestant officers, see Army, officers in.
Protestants becoming Roman Catholic
-, in France, see France, Protestants in.
Provence, France, ship from
Provost Marshal, see Thomas, Gilbert.
Prowere, John
Prussia, places in
-, traveller to
Pryar, John
Prynne, Wm., arguments by
Public accounts, see Accounts.
-, moneys, accountant for
Puckle, James
Puffendorf, Sam.
-, letters of
Pugh, James, letter of
Pulborough, Sussex, letter dated from
-, traveller to
Pulham St. Mary the Virgin, Norfolk, rectory of
Pulteney, or Poulteney, Sir Wm., Bart.
-, petition of
Punchion, Capt.
Purcell, Hen., musician
-, Mr.
Purfleet, Essex, ship at
Pursuivant-at-arms, Bluemantle
Pye, Sir Rob.
Pyend, Capt. Step
-, letter of
Pyle, Rich., petition of
Q
Quakers
see also Penn, Wm.
-, imprisoned
-, pamphlets concerning
Quarrington Grange, co. Durham
Quatremaine, Dr., late
Queen, the, see Catherine of Braganza.
-, Mother, the, see Henrietta Maria.
Queenborough, or Quinborough, Kent
-, hemp from
Quick, Capt. Edw., information by