C

Cabanel, Bartholomew (p.)

Cabileou, Zacharias (c.)

Cabinet Council, proceedings at

Cabrette, Mariana (p.)

Cabrol, James (p.)

Cadiz, credit for Nevill in, convoy from, express sent to, prize ship at, seamen imprisoned in, ships at, for, or from, trade of

Cadogan, Capt., hostage

Cadoure, Capt. Anthony

Caglière, Mons., Nelson's dealings with

Cahais, Paul (p.)

Cahé, Catherine (p.)
-, Solomon (p.)

Caillaud, Mons., letter from

Caillowell, —, counterfeiter

Cairnes, John (c.)

Calais, commissary of marines at, Dover packet boat, see Dover; (p.), prisoners via, travellers from

Caldwell, Elizabeth, petitioner
-, Capt. William, prize taken by

Calff, Quirina (p.)

Caligraphy, reward for

Callenbergh, Vice-Adm., his flagship, movements of

Callet, Martha (p.)
-, Mary (p.)

Calstock: rector presented

Calvert. See Baltimore.

Camaret Bay, action in

Camberbatch. See Cumberbatch.

Cambete, James (p.)

Camell. See Campbell.

Cambridge University: address to Wm. III, honorary degree at, King's College in, master of, vicechancellor of

Cambridgeshire, gentlemen of, sheriff of

Cameron (Camerun), — (c.)
-, Donnell
-, Marguérite (p.)

Camock, George, R.N.

Campa, Anthony (p.)

Campbell (Camell), — (c.), petition of
-, Alexander (c.)
-, Capt. Alexander
-, Archibald (c.)
-, Charles (c.)
-, Colin (c.)
-, Capt. Colin
-, Sir Colin (c.)
-, Donald (c.)
-, Capt. Duncan
-, Sir Duncan (c.)
-, George (c.)
-, John (c.)
-, papist soldier
-, Capt. John
-, Sir John (c.)
-, Major Neil
-, William (p.)
-, Major William
-, Sir William (p.)
-, See also Argyll; Glenurchy; Lorne; Loudoun.

"Campege" wood

Camps, Marie M. (p.)

Canada, French in
-, See also Fort Bourbon; Fort York; Kilbeque.

Cann, James (p.)

Cannon, Patrick (p.)

Canolle, Peter (p.)

Canterbury, alderman of, cathedral, prebend in escaping Jacobites at public meeting near, the White Hart inn in, Wm. III at, on his return
-, archbishop of (c.), informations by, and Irish bishoprics, letter from, as Lord Justice, matters referred to, opinion of, and protestants in Venice
-, prerogative court of. See Prerogative.

Canthout, Jan (p.)

Canyg, Samuel (p.)

Cape Henry (Virginia), ships from
-, of Good Hope, ships at
-, Race, ships off

Capel (Capell), —, petition of
-, Henry, Lord Capel, late deputy governor of Ireland, Bill by, bishopric conferred by, dues to, speech to Commons
-, See also Essex.

Capeland Bay (Newfoundland)

Capital punishment. See Execution.

Captain-general (c.)

Car. See Carr.

Cara (Cawra), Mustapha (p.), petition of

Caraffa, Comte Jean (p.)

Carbonear (Newfoundland)

Carcassonet, Capt. (p.)

Cardiff, bailiff of

Cardon, John (p.)
-, Peter (p.)

Cardonnel, Adam, letters from

Carelse, John (p.)

Carett, Alexander (p.)

Carière, Francis (p.)

Carinio (Spain), English ship at

Carleton (Curleton), Christopher (revenue commissioner, Ireland), report by, (c.), and case of
-, Capt. John, R.N., kills Stocker, reprieve for

Carlingford, Francis Taaffe, Earl of, debt of, protection of
-, Nicholas Taaffe, Earl of, his attainder, envoy, mortgage by

Carlisle, disaffection in, lieut.governor of, (c.) mayor of, letter to, quartering of troops in
-, Charles Howard, 1st Earl of, ambassador
-, 3rd Earl of, warrant for

Carlskrona (Sweden), ships at

Carmarthen, Peregrine Osborne, Marquis of, allowances to, order to petition of, ship for, and the King's transport

Carmichael, John, Lord Carmichael (c.), instructions for

Carminini, Francisco (p.)

Caron, Alexander (p.)

Carr (Car), John, creditor
-, Margaret (p.)
-, Cp. Kerr.

Carré, Anna (p.)
-, François (p.)
-, Louis (p.)
-, Michel (p.)
-, Nicholas (p.)

Carriages. See Vehicles.

Carrington, Anne Smith, Lady, warrant for
-, Francis Smith, Lord, surety
-, Capt. Charles, (c.)

Carrion, Moses, denization of

Carroll, James (p.)

Carry, Robert (p.)

Carstairs, Rev. William (g.)

Cartagena, abandonment of, ship taken at, ships from, taken by French

Carter, Capt. Henry
-, Thomas, creditor, trustee
-, William, convict

Carteret, Lady, suspect

Cartwright, Capt. —
-, Henry (c.)

Cary, Bryan, expense for
-, Major Thomas

Caryll, Catherine (p.)
-, John (p.)

Casey, Robert, lands of, mortgagor

Casimire. See Marie.

Casse, — de, French governor

Cassel, English envoy at

Cassells, Robert, conspirator, arrest of

Casteel, John (p.)

Castile, trade of

Castillo, Jacob (p.)

Castle, Thomas, protection for

Castlehaven, Anne Tuchet, Countess of
-, James Tuchet, Earl of, in English House of Lords

Castro, Jacob de (p.)

Catalonia, and the war

Cates, Thomas, expense for

Catherine, Queen Dowager, household of

Catholic. See Papist.

Catinat, Marshal de, movements of

Cault, John (p.)
-, Marcus (p.)

Cavan, Charles Lambart, Earl of, Bill for

Cavendish, Lord Henry, politics of
-, See also Devonshire; Hartington.

Cawhorn, Rev. Richard, petition of

Cawkin, Eliza (or Isabella) (p.)

Cawra. See Cara.

Cearn, Bartle (p.)

Cecil (Cecill), Arthur (c.)
-, Charles (p.)
-, See also Burleigh; Exeter.

Cei, Rocco (p.)

Celosse, Catherine (p.)
-, David (p.)

Censorship of letters

Ceremonial service in Scottish parliament

Ceuse, James, prisoner

Chabot, George (p.)

Chabran, Lewis (p.)

Chabrolles, Louis, Sieur Betemcour (g.)

Chadwick, —, customs commissioner, death and successor of
-, John (p.)

Chaigneau, John (p.)

Chaillet, Ferdinand (p.)

Challener, John, recognizance by

Challoner (Chaloner), W., informer and coiner, informations against, his brother

Chalmers (Cholmers), — (c.)
-, John (c.)

Chamard, Lieut. Louis (p.)

Chamberlain (Chamberlayne), Dr. —, his son
-, Charles, director
-, George, murder by
-, Hugh, petition of
-, Michael, creditor, grantee, lands of

Chamberlain, Lord. See Sunderland

Chambers, Mary, pardon for

Chambon, Peter (p.)

Champante (Champanti), Sir John, defendant

Champney, Lawrence (p.)

Champneys, J. S., letters from

Chanaday, Edmund, expense for
-, Philip, expense for

Chancellor, Lord. See Somers.

Chancery court: decrees of judges of, the Six Clerks' office, crown office, carelessness in records, custody of, warrants, signing of, and cp. Signet Office.

Changuion, Capt. (p.)

Channel, English, cruizing in, protection of homeward bound trade in, winter squadron in
-, Islands. See Camaret Bay Guernsey; Jersey.

Chantrell, Lt.-Col. Francis

Chantries, dissolution of (Ireland). See (Ireland) papists.

Chapel Royal. See (under London) Whitehall chapel.

Chapelier, Mr. (p.)

Chaplains: in Derry siege, in Flanders hospitals, in ordinary
-, army. See Army, British.

Chapman, Anthony, apprehension of
-, John, R.N.
-, Simon, messenger
-, William (p.)

Chapuzeau, Laurent (p.)

Chapuzette, Peter, surgeon

Chardin, Sir John, certificate by

Charles I, King of England, debt of, to tradesmen, grant by

Charles II, King of England, debt of, to tradesmen, envoy of, grants by reception of, in London, servant to, services to

Charles II, King of Spain, his health, letters from, letters to, takes the field

Charles, Passchier (p.)

Charnock, Robert, arrest of

Charpillon, Noë (p.)

Charry, John, expense for

Chase, Jeremiah, suspect

Chasseloup, —, his pension

Chastagner, Anne (p.)

Chastel, Jacob du (p.)

Chastellin, Judie (p.)

Château Renaud (Renaud), French admiral, news of

Châtelherault, Duchess of (g.)

Chatham: dockyard, irregularities in, marines at, ships laid up at
-, Chest, money adjudged to

Chatto, Thomas, rebel

Chaussé, Mrs. (p.)

Checiro, Solomon, expense for

Chedantell, alias Damertot (Damertis), Solomon, arrest of

Cheevers, Christopher, forfeiture of
-, John, indicted

Cheisly, Sir Robert (c.)

Chelsea College, gentlemen pensioners of, petition of
-, Hospital, admittance to, officials of, widow's pension from

Chelmsford gaol, committal to

Cherigny, Abraham (p.)

Chesne, Anthony du (p.)

Chester, bishop of
-, circuit, convictions in
-, (West Chester) city: assizes, corporation of, greetings by, prisoners in, Irish journeys via, mayor of, letter to, mint, sums coined in, post warrant to
-, county and palatinate: chief justices of, salt-works in, sheriffs of, letter to

Chester, Henry (c.)
-, Mary (p.)

Chevalier, Daniel (p.)
-, Elizabeth (p.)

Chevall, John (p.)

Chichester, bishop of. See Williams.

Chicot, James (p.)

Child, Robert (p.)

Chilly, John, expense for

Chinnery, John, debtor

Chisholm, Alexander (c.)

Chiswick, death at

Chivery, —, convict

Cholmers. See Chalmers.

Cholmondely, Col. (c.) Cp. Chumley.

Chomat, Joseph (p.)

Christalls, Tobias, expense for

Christiaense, Heindrick (p.)
-, Willemina (p.)

Christian V, King of Denmark, horses for, letters from

Christmas, —, King's trumpeter

Christopher, Elizabeth, pardon for

Chumley, Capt. William (p.) Cp. Cholmondely.

Church funds for war purposes
-, of England: in New England, popish book for
-, Cp. Athanasian creed; Bishoprics; Clergymen's sons; Ecclesiastical affairs.
-, of Ireland, Bills re, division of livings, see under Dublin; patronage in
-, See also Heresy; Irish bishops, and (under Ireland) Galway.

Churchill, Capt.
-, John, Lord Churchill, master of horse
-, William, stationer
-, See also Marlborough.

Cinque Ports: Lords Warden of, warrant by, registration of seamen in, sailors from

Civil List. See Finances of Wm. III.
-, service, abuses in, see also Burton, Knight, Palmes; disaffection in, pay in
-, See also under the several offices.

Claese, Jan (p.)

Clancarty, Donogh Maccarty, Earl of, forfeiture of
-, Elizabeth Maccarty, Countess dowager of, petition of, her son and daughters

Clancy, —, his fine

Clanrickard, Ellen Burke, Countess Dowager of, indicted
-, Richard Burke, Earl of, mortgages and leases by

Clansby, Thomas, expense for

Clare, Charles O'Brien, Viscount, debt of, forfeiture of, heir of
-, Daniel O'Brien, Viscount, and Capt. O'Brien
-, Vincent, tenant

Clarendon, Henry Hyde, Earl of, financial affairs of, ranger

Clarges, Sir Thomas, "his" Act

Clarke (Clark, Clerke), —, excise commissioner, letter to
-, suspect, arrest of
-, Catherine (p.)
-, Edward (p.)
-, Sir Edward, Lord Mayor of London. See London.
-, Elizabeth, petition of
-, Francis, messenger
-, George, Admiralty commissioner (c.), secretary of war, attends Lords Justices, and Articles of Limerick, note on his career, instructions for, letter from, letter to, matters referred to
-, James, indicted
-, John (p.)
-, Richard, suspect
-, Capt. Richard
-, Samuel (p.)

Clausius, Nicholas (p.)

Claverger, Anne (p.)

Clavil, R., publisher

Clayholt, Andrew (p.)

Clayton, —, benefice for
-, Sir Robert, alderman, and the King's reception

Cleasby, Capt., R.N.

Clees, Francis des (p.)

Clements, —, his widow
-, Anne, wife of Peteren (p.)

Clent, Lt.-Col. Thomas (p.)

Clerck, John de (p.)

Clergy. See Chaplains.

Clergymen's Sons' Feast, stewards of

Clerke. See Clarke.

Cleve (Brandenburg), pass to, Wm. III at

Cleveland, Capt. —, R.N.

Cleverskerke, Sieur de, Dutch envoy, chaplain to, complaints of, letters to, memorials from

Clifford, Jerome (p.)

Clifton, Dorothy (p.)
-, Sir Gervase, creditor
-, James, papist
-, William, estate of

Clinch, William, indicted

Clinkmel, Thomas (p.)

Clinton, Thomas, lands of

Clipped money. See Coins, clipped.

Clippers. See Coiners.

Clockmaker to the King

Close, William, convict

Clouts, James (p.)

Coakely, —, petitioner

Coal, exportation of

Coape, Elizabeth (p.)

Coasts of England and France, knowledge of

Cobden, Edward (g.)

Cochineal, shipments of

Cockburn (Cockburne), Adam (c.)
-, Thomas (p.)

Cockleberg, the camp at, news etc. from

Coddan, Philemon, privateer (g.), and trade with France

Codrington, Col. Christopher, governor of the Leeward Islands, charge against, news from, his salary

Coer, Gerret (p.)

Coffin, Charles (p.)
-, John (p.)

Coffre, Peter (p.)

Coffrier, Catherine (p.)
-, Michell(e) (p.)

Coghlan, Capt. Garret
-, John, indicted
-, Terence, lands of

Coggs, John, receiver

Cohen, Abraham (p.)
-, Rachel (p.)
-, Sarah (p.)

Coignard, Mons., his deal in horses

Coinage, bibliography of, sums minted
-, See also Currency; Mint.

Coiners and clippers, gang of, proceedings re punishment of
-, See also Challenor.

Coining by Jacobites

Coins, clipped, allowance for

Cokayne. See Cullen.

Coke, Thomas (p.)

Colas, — (p.)

Colbatch, Dr., petition of

Colchester, mayor of, quartering of troops in, Lord Russell's quarters in

Colcun, Thomas, expense for
-, Cp. Colquhoun.

Cole, Edward, R.N.
-, Henry, mariner
-, John, creditor
-, Lawrence (p.)
-, Sir Michael, J.P.
-, Richard (c.)
-, Robert, consul at Algiers, expenses of
-, Thomas, expense for

Coleman, Edward, suspect

Coleraine, Henry Hare, Lord, deputy lieut.

Colhown. See Colquhoun.

Colin, Daniel (p.)

Colinge (Coolin), —, clerk, P.C, death and character of, secretary to Lord Chamberlain

Collar, Lewis (p.)

Collard, Bridget (p.)
-, Charlotte (p.)
-, Mary (p.)

Colledge, Mrs., privilege of

Collett, Col. James, sheriff, knighted

Collier (Colyear), Edward (p.)
-, Lt.-Col. Thomas, letter to
-, and see Dorchester.

Collin, Pieter (p.)

Collings, John (p.)
-, Joseph (p.)
-, Cp. Collins.

Collingwood, —, arrest of
-, Capt. Francis

Collins, —, house of, searched
-, George, messenger, (p.)
-, Cp. Collings.

Colme, Thomas, expense for

Cologne, Elector of, envoy from, embassy to, native of (p.)

Colonial governors: present to, salaries of, see New England.

Colonies, discharged soldiers for. See Soldiers, settlement of.
-, See also America, North; Barbados; Bermudas; New England; Newfoundland; Virginia; West Indies.

Colonization. See Darien; Golden Island; Ireland, settlement.

Colquhoun (Colhown, Culwhoon), Deborah, petition of
-, Sir Humphrey (c.)
-, Capt. James, services of
-, Cp. Cawhorn; Colcun.

Colquitt, —, creditor

Colsen, Capt. Chr.

Colsony, Elizabeth (p.)
-, Francois (p.)
-, Sybile (p.)

Colt, Sir Harry, attends Lords Justices, letter to, opinion of

Columbine, Benjamin (c.)
-, Col. Ventris

Colville, —, peerage for

Colvins, Andris (p.)

Colyear, Lt.-Col. See Collier.

Combe, Stephen la (p.)

Combes, Sir John, Chief Justice of Chester

Comes, George, expense for
-, John, expense for

Commissary General. See Musters.

Commissions, army. See Army, British.
-, R.N. See Navy.

Commons, House of. See Parliament.

Communications. See Packet-boats; Roads.

Companha, Mariana (p.)

Companies, chartered. See African Co.; Bank of England; East India Co.; Turkey Co.

Company promotion

Competition in armament, international

Compton, Henry, bishop of London, caveat for, and Newgate chaplaincy, proviso for, sermon by

Con (Conn), —, prisoner in France
-, Capt. —
-, Elizabeth (p.)

Conar, Charles, expense for
-, Cp. Connor.

Conception Bay (Newfoundland)

Condon, Richard, prisoner

Conen, John (p.)

Coney, Dr., letter to

Congreve, William (c.)

Conig, John (p.), Cp. König.

Coning, Jacob (p.), Cp. Conningh.

Coninghen, Carolina (p.)

Coningsby, Barbara, Lady Coningsby, death of
-, Richard, Lord Coningsby, Lord Justice of Ireland
-, Thomas, Lord Coningsby (c.) (g.) letters from, letter to, M.P., his son's death

Connecticut, captain-general in

Connell, Maurice, lands of

Conners, Patrick (p.)

Connett, Henry, excise officer

Conningh, Heindrick de (p.)
-, Cp. Coning.

Connor, Dr., his house
-, James, papist soldier
-, Timothy, papist soldier
-, Cp. Conar.

Conny, John (p.)

Conradt, Johan (p.)

Conron, William, indicted

Constable, Elizabeth (p.)
-, See also Dunbar.

Constant, John (p.)

Constantinople, British ambassadors at, and to, Jacobites in, slave in
-, Cp. Galata.

Consuls, British, allowances to, see under Ambassadors; and credits for King's ships, and deserters from French, notified of peace, and seamen, see Seamen, wrecked.
-, See also Algiers; Alicante; Amsterdam; Coruña; Leghorn; Naples; Netherlands (Scots in); Tripoli; Tuscany; Venice.
-, Dutch. See Cork.

Contardin, Giovanni B. (p.)

Conte, Magdalaine (p.)
-, Stephen (p.)
-, Susannah (p.)

Conteneau, Isaac (p.)

Conti, Prince of, with du Bart, in Poland

Continho, Aaron (p.)

Contito, Prince of, elected King

Contractors, government. See Merchants.

Convent, Capt.

Convicts, goods of, pardons and proposed pardons, for as recruits, see under Army, British; reprieves of and see Cook, Peter; procedure as to reprieves of
-, Cp. Newgate; Transportation; Women prisoners.

Convoys (and convoyed ships) captured movements of need for, or lack of, offered, orders and official proceedings about ready, of Wm. III, on his return
-, Cp. Victualling.

Conway, Mr. —, his marriage
-, Edward, Viscount Conway, letters to
-, Richard, expense for

Conyers, —, M.P., chairman
-, Frances (p.)

Conyngham. See Cunningham.

Cook (Cooke), —, counterfeiter
-, Edward (p.)
-, John (p.)
-, alias Nugent, Mary, false informant
-, Sir Miles, letters from, his wife
-, Peter (p.), physician for, reprieves and pardon for
-, Ralph (c.)
-, Robert
-, Thomas (g.)
-, William, indicted

Cook, French

Cookes, William (p.)

Coolin. See Colinge.

Coolstadt, Job (p.)

Cooper, —, examination of
-, Thomas, mariner

Coote, Lt.-Col. Chidley.
-, Mr. Justice, annuity to copy by, letters etc. from, rent charge to
-, Nanfan, Baron Coote (p.)
-, Richard (p.)
-, Col. Richard, attends Lords Justices papists in his regiment
-, Thomas, leave of absence for, salary of
-, See also Bellomont; Mountrath.

Cope, Sir John, director

Copenhagen, English embassy to

Coppervelt, Elias (p.)
-, Jan (p.)

Coppinger, Edward, expense for
-, Walter, lands of

Coppleton, Sir John, evidence re

Corbier, Noé de le (p.)

Corbin, Darby, expense for

Corbussier (Corbesier), Henry (p.)

Cordes, Frederick (p.)

Cordoba, Pedro de (p.)

Corin, Dorothy, pardon for

Cork, Roger Boyle, Earl of, mortgagee etc.

Corn, Irish, export of

Cornbury, Edward Hyde, and his lady, distress of

Corneille, John (p.)
-, Marguérite, (p.)
-, Mary (p.)
-, Thomas (p.)

Cornelis (Cornelisse, Cornelissen, Cornelisz), Annetie (p.)
-, Cornelis (p.)
-, David (p.)
-, Jacob (p.)
-, Job (p.)
-, John (p.)

Cornelius, John, prisoner, letter from
-, Capt. Robert, petition of

Cornelle, John (p.)

Corner, Matthew, discharge for

Cornet, Balthasar (p.)

Cornish, Henry, director

Cornmasser, John (p.)

Cornwall, duchy of, seditious rumours in

Cornwall (Cornewall), Col. —, manslaughter by, his son
-, Capt. Charles
-, Henry (p.)
-, Susan (p.)
-, Capt. Wolfrann

Cornwallis, —, his death
-, Charles, Lord Cornwallis (c.)

Corporal punishment. See Whipping.

Corporations. See Borough.

Cortholeb. See Kortholes.

Corthuy Ronsele, Baron de, petition of

Coruña, La (Spain; The Groyne), British consul at, news from, seamen sent home from ships for, and from, ships taken near, woollen factory near

Cosmo III, Grand Duke of Tuscany

Cossu, Michael (p.)

Costa, de, Alvara, petitioner
-, Joseph, servant
-, Mary (p.)

Costenoble, Baudewin, bond by

Costferd, Charles (p.)

Costilla, Capt. Joseph (p.)

Costre, John (p.)

Cotel, John (p.)
-, Mary

Cotil, Daniel (p.)

Cotter, Edmund, suspect

Cotterell, Sir Charles (c.)

Cottin, Daniel (c.) (g.), pay of

Cotton, —, applicant for post, behaviour of
-, Sir Robert, postmastergeneral, letter to
-, See also Postmasters.

Couchman, William, examination of

Coudert, Bernard (p.)

Couellete, Isaac (p.)

Couitré, Paul (p.)

Coulliet, Rachel (p.)

Council. See Cabinet Council; Privy Council.

Counter, The (prison), letter from, sponging-house

Counterfeiting of stamped paper
-, See also Coiners; Exchequer bills, and (under Ireland) currency.

Courant, Mr., official

Courbet, Anne (p.)

Court, Margaret la (p.)

Courthope, Col. John, his exchange

Courtney, Capt.
-, Sir William (g.), petition of

Courts martial, officers' right to, trial by jury instead of

Cousins, alias Sharwood, Dorothy, witness

Coutiers, Auguste de (c.)

Covant, John, mariner

Coventry, earldom of, creation of

Coventry, Henry, envoy to Sweden, entail upon
-, Thomas, entail upon
-, Baron Coventry, created Earl
-, Walter, merchant
-, William, entail upon

Cowe, Mary (p.)

Cowell, John, property of

Cowes, ships from, to New England

Cowland (Cowlan), John, patentee, petition of

Cowles, Samuel (p.)

Cowper, Mr., counsel

Cox, —, bearer of petition, deputy lieut., letter to, prosecution of, for treason

Coyle, John, arrest of

Cozals, Anthoine (p.)

Craack, Willem (p.)

Cracherode, Capt. Charles

Craftes, Mrs., marriage of

Cragg, William, official

Cragie, —, J.P.

Craik, Andrew (c.)

Crajevell, Girret (p.)

Craling, Dirck van (p.)

Cramer, Jean Jacob (p.)

Cran, Hubert (p.)

Cranby, Capt., R. N.

Crane, Jacob (p.)

Cranesborough, —, letter from

Cranston, Andrew, rector

Crape manufacture, patent for

Crapp (Crop), Peter, petition of

Crase, Mark (p.)

Crass, Capt.

Craven, William, Lord Craven, leases from

Crawford, John (c.)

Crawley, Dermont, tenant
-, William

Creagh, Sir Michael, debtors of mortgagee
-, Stephen, letters to

Cree, — (c.)

Creed, John (c.)
-, Capt. Richard

Creizar, John B., pass for

Crenier, Gedeon (p.)

Cresset (Cressett), James, envoy, expenses of

Creswell, —, King's trumpeter

Creswick, Joseph

Creu, le, Jacob (p.)
-, Jane (p.)

Crew, Nathaniel, succeeds his brother
-, Thomas, Lord Crew, death of

Crichton, William (c.)

Criminal court. See Old Bailey.

Crisp, William (p.)

Crocq, James du (p.)

Croft (Crofts), Sir Herbert, M.P., letter from, politics of

Crofton, Henry, outlawry of

Crofts, Roger, defendant

Croix, James de le (p.)

Crompe, Mr., letter to

Crompton, William, expense for

Crooke, Henry, place for

Crop. See Crapp.

Crosby, John, creditor

Cross (Crosse), —, arrest of
-, Mrs. —, her marriage
-, Thomas (p.)
-, Capt. William

Cross-bow maker to the King

Croudder. See Crowder.

Crow (Crowe), Charles
-, Daniel, expense for
-, Edward, (p.)
-, Capt. Joseph
-, Mitford, letter from

Crowder (Croudder), —, King's trumpeter
-, Humphrey

Crowdson, —, convict

Crown, prerogatives of. See Prerogative, royal.
-, lands. See London.
-, lease of lead-mines
-, Office. See under Chancery; Parliament.
-, patronage. See under Church of Ireland.

Croxton, John (c.)

Croy, Samuel de (p.)

Croydon, assizes at

Cruce, Lawrence, indicted

Crul, Daniel (p.)
-, Joost (p.)

Crumpe, Richard (of Bristol), lands of (Ireland)

Crusen, Henry, Dutch manufacturer

Crymes, Henry, informer

Cudart, Bernard (p.)

Cuddaw, William, charge against

Cudden, —, city chamberlain, knighted

Cuemagg, Dorothy, creditor

Cuffe, Joseph, tenant
-, William, tenant

Cuillier, Jane (p.)

Culant, Jeffrey de (c)

Cullen, Elizabeth Cokayne, Viscountess (p.)

Culwhoon. See Colquhoun.

Cumberbatch (Camberbatch), Alexander, mariner
-, James (p.)

Cumberland, Richard, publisher

Cumming, Patrick (p.)

Cunha, Louis de, Portuguese envoy (p. etc.), memorial by
-, Pedro da (p.)

Cunick, Capt. —, in Cork

Cunningham (Conyngham, Cuninghame), — (c.)
-, Brigadier —, death of
-, Alexander (p.)
-, Henry, estate of
-, John (c.)
-, Capt. William, petition of

Curd, Thomas, tenant

Curleton, Capt. See Carleton.

Currency: foreign coins in England, hammered silver coin, Bill and proclamations re, in Scotland, regulation of
-, Cp. Coiners; Exchange; Exchequer bills; French; Guinea; Lottery tickets; Malt tickets; Salt duty, tallies on; Spanish.

Curry, Col. —, assignee

Curson, Dorothy (p.)
-, Martha (p.)

Curtice, George, official

Cusack, Francis, indicted
-, Laurence, indicted
-, Nicholas, and his wife, lands of
-, Capt. Robert, lessee

Cuspari, Samuel (p.)

Cusset, Louis (p.)

Custis, Anna (p.)

Customs commissioners, letter from, letters to, matter referred to order to, ships passes from
-, See also Chadwick; Hobart.
-, duty, evasion of, a source of income
-, officers, complaints against, irregularities of, see Knight, John; places for, receiver-general removed and appointed
-, See also Ireland.

Cutbeard, Hugh (p.)

Cuthbert, —, fraud by
-, David (c.)
-, George (c.)
-, John (p.)

Cutts, Charles, pardon for, (p.)
-, junior (p.)
-, John, Baron Cutts, charges against, M.P., movements of, and papists, servants of

Cuvillier, Simon (p.)

Cuxton (Kent)

Cyprianus, Dr. (p.)