H

Haarlem, Haerlem, Holland

Habeas Corpus Act, Commons maintain their commitments against discharges under, removal of prisoners under

Hacket, James, licence to stay in England
-, Sir Thomas, returned from France without licence

Hackman, Frederick Angust, employed to write the history of the House of Brunswick, permit to search and copy records

Hackney-coaches, regulation for

Haddington, Hadingtoun, constabulary of

Hadham Hall, co. Hertford, William III at

Haerlem. See Haarlem.

Haesellum, Lawrence, his arrest and discharge

Hagbutts. See under Scotland.

Hague, The:
-, academy at, student for
-, British ambassador at, "form of a certificate of life" by
-, And see Williamson, Sir J.
-, council of, cannot send commissioners to Paris
-, Danish minister at
-, English minister at. See Bowy.
-, envoy from Morocco at as to treating with, for the redemption of slaves
-, foreign minister at, letter from, quotation from
-, French ambassador at (Bonrepos, F. D. de) commission for St. Christophers delivered to, demands of memorial of
-, M. Gersdorf to reside at
-, Imperial ambassador at. See Straetman, H.
-, letters from, via Harwich
-, merchant at
-, Lord Paget's secretary at
-, passes from. See Passes.
-, Spanish ambassador at. See Quiros.
-, stalmaster to William III at. See Eschacht.
-, Swedish ambassador at. See Lilienroth.
-, treaty of 1696 concluded at and see Subsidy treaties.
-, warrants dated at
-, William III for

Hainaut, Hainault, province of Belgium, letters to and from, postal treaty regulation for

Hair, blanching and curling. See Inventions.

Hairstains of Craigs, Mathew, gift of ward of the lands of
-, William, son of Mathew, gift of the marriage of

Halcraig. See Hamilton, Sir J.

Hales-Owen, co. Salop, coiners at

Haley, Joseph, licence to stay in England

Halgreen, co. Kincardine, lands, and see Rait, W.

Hall, Mrs., a prisoner at Dover
-, Charles, lieutenant in Windham's regiment, commission
-, Elizabeth, condemned prisoner, pardon for
-, Hannibal, chirurgeon to Leveson's regiment, commission
-, John, and others, committed to Bedford gaol
-, Thomas, bombardier

Halmires, co. Peebles, town and lands

Hals, Mr. van

Halsey, Thomas, elected M.P. for Hertfordshire

Halworthy, Mathew, deputy lieutenant for Cambridgeshire

Ham, [John, resident at Berlin], Wm. III advised not to recall him

Ham, co. Surrey, death of the Duchess of Lauderdale at her house at

Hambleton, John, licence to stay in England

Hamburg, Hamburgs
-, Comte de Bonde for
-, British resident at. See Rycaut, Sir P.
-, and the claims of Denmark under the Treaty of Ryswick
-, Lord Clancarty for
-, celebration of a festival for the general peace at
-, English church at, sermon by the minister of
-, expense account dated at
-, the great English House at, entertainment at
-, opera in honour of Wm. III at
-, ships seized at
-, soldier discharged at
-, styled a "Free Imperial City,"
-, suspects brought from
-, travellers without passes from, order of the late Lords Justices for arresting

Hamburg Company, the, easy admittance to

Hamilton, —, colonel, regiment of. See Army, regiments.
-, Anne, Duchess of Hamilton, and her son, Chancery suit between as heritable keeper of Holyrood House, warrant to, resignation of her titles
-, Bartholomew, soldier, pass from the Hague
-, Elizabeth, Comtesse de Grammont, on the side of the court of St. Germains
-, Frederick, colonel, his regiment. See Army, regiments.
-, George, colonel, his regiment. See Army, regiments.
-, Earl of Orkney, gift of an escheat to, rebel denounced by, his regiment and company, See Army, regiments, Orkney's.
-, Gustavus, colonel, grant of forfeited lands in Ireland to, his regiment, See Army, regiments.
-, James, captain, from France without licence
-, 1st Duke of Hamilton, patent of honour granted by Charles I to
-, John, captain, from France without licence
-, an Irishman, pass from the Hague
-, pass from the Hague
-, under-keeper of Holyrood House, pay and expenses for
-, Earl of Ruglen, a commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, Scotland, rebel denounced by
-, 2nd Lord Belhaven, and his partners, tacksmen of Excise in Scotland
-, Robert, captain in Orkney's regiment, commission
-, William, candidate for the presidency of the Sessions, in Scotland

Hamilton of Halcraig, Sir John, appointments in Scotland: commissioner of the Exchequer, for settling the communication of trade, privy councillor

Hamilton of Whitelow, Sir William commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, Scotland senator of the College of Justice, pension for

Hamilton, Duchy of, title and dignity of, resignation and grant of

Hamilton, Dukes of. See Douglas, James; Hamilton, James.

Hamilton and Campsie, cos. Lanark and Stirling, commissary of. See Brysson, J.; Lockhart, T.

Hammered money, bill in the Commons for the recoining and stopping currency of the Act about "punching,"

Hammond, [Anthony, M.P. for Cambridge University], opposes the election of Sir T. Littleton as Speaker, wounded in a duel with Lord William Pawlett

Hampden, Mr.

Hampton Court, coiner living near, royal palace, engravings of

Hanan, Robert, licence to return from France

Hanaper. See Chancery Court.

Hanbury, Christopher, judgment in an action of trespass for

Hancock, William, [J.P., co. Worcester], to assist in apprehending coiners

Handaside, —, major, company of

Handfield, Thomas, J.P., letter to shipwrecked sailors "entertained" at house of

Hangman, common, pamphlet ordered to be burnt by

Hanmer, Hanmore, Mr. [Sir Thomas], nephew of Sir John, his marriage to the duchess of Grafton
-, Sir John, his regiment, See Army, regiments.

Hanover, Duke of, arrears of subsidies due to and see Subsidy treaties; Electors of. See Ernest Augustus; George Lewis.

Hansard, Jane, and Hansard her brother, suspects

Hanseatic towns of Lower Saxony, Resident with. See Rycaut, Sir P.

Hanson, John, grant in reversion of the place of keeper of the Council Chamber to

Hanway, John and Richard, manslaughter charge against

Hanworth, co. Middlesex

Harbinger yeoman. See King's.

Harborough. See Market Harborough.

Harbour fishing. See Fisheries.

Harbours, survey of the coast W. of Dover for in the Mediterranean, see under Mediterranean trade.

Harding, Henry, reprieve for

Hardwick, Ralph, licence to stay in England

Hardy, Henry or John, pardon for the murder of — Fisher, revocation of

Hare-hunting

Hares, coursing of, allusion to

Hargrave, [Joseph], captain, company of

Harlay, [Nicholas Anguste de, lord of Bonneuil, count of Cély], pension given by Louis XIV to

Harley, Harlay, Harly, Ned [Edward, M.P. for Droitwich], politics of
-, [Robert, M.P. for New Radnor], politics of, his discretion

Harlsteyns, —, colonel, his regiment. See Army, regiments.

Harnage, George, second lieutenant of marines, half-pay for

Harnisch. See Johnson.

Haro. See O'Hara, Sir C.

Harrald, William, licence to stay in England

Harrington, Harrinton, James, grant in reversion to (13 H. VIII)
-, Sir James, attained of high treason (1 H. VII), forfeited estate of
-, John, grant to (temp. Queen Elizabeth)
-, of Kelston, petition of, his father's agreement with the Crown (temp. Chas. I)
-, Sir Robert, attained of high treason (1 H. VII), forfeited estates of
-, Stephen, grant to (temp. Queen Elizabeth)
-, Timothy, Irish prisoner

Harris, —, lieutenant, "differences" between Col. Collingwood and, court martial to try
-, —, captain, a suspect
-, Archibald, surgeon in the first regiment of guards
-, Charles, surgeon's mate in the first regiment of guards
-, George, master of the Swallow, petition of
-, captain, pension for discovering conspiracy to assassinate Wm. III to be revived, petitions for the reward offered for his arrest, post warrant for
-, John, of Stockwick, a suspect

Harrison, Edmund, a trustee for the new E. I. Co.
-, [? Hugh], conspirator, made prior of an English convent in France

Hart-hounds. See Royal hart-hounds.

Hartington, Lord. See Cavendish, W.

Hartnell, John, captain, R.N., admiralty recommendation of

Harvert. See Hervart.

Harvest, the, backwardness of

Harvey, Mr., race-horse owner
-, Daniel, (fn. 1) licence to stay in England
-, Gideon, to be given degree of doctor of physic, Cambridge
-, John, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk

Harwich, co. Essex:
-, the King's foreign letters to be sent direct to and from
-, packet boats
-, post warrants to
-, ship from, prize taken by

Hassan. See Boba.

Hastings, Anthony, lieutenant in the first regiment of guards
-, Edward, captain in the first regiment of guards
-, Lord George, captain in the first regiment of guards, financial straits of
-, Theophilus, Earl of Huntingdon
-, Walter, (fn. 2) licence to stay in England

Hastings, co. Sussex, M.P. for. See Pulteney, [J.].

Hatsell, Sir Henry, baron of the Exchequer, petition referred to

Hatters. See English and French.

Hats, duty on, proposed in the Commons

Haughton, George, second remembrancer of the Exchequer, Ireland, and George, his son, custodiam lease obtained by

Haultain, Theodore, arrest

Hautbois, used at peace festival

Havana, under the Spanish succession proposals, merely a fortified place, commanding the Gulf of Mexico

Haven, Humphrey, ensign in Gibson's regiment, commission

Haviland, George, coffee man, licence to stay in England

Havre de Grace. See Le Havre.

Hawke, Edward, ensign in F. Hamilton's regiment, commission

Hawker, Henry, post warrant for
-, Thomas, petition of

Hawkers and pedlars, duty on, continuance of

Hawkesworth, Charles, leave to enter the service of Peter the Great for

Hawkins, Thomas, licence to stay in England

Hawles, Sir John, solicitor general, elected M.P. for Beeralston

Haws, —, and his wife, suspects

Hawys, Roger, late of Caius College, Cambridge, pass from the Hague

Hay, Henry, captain in Orkney's regiment
-, John, 11th Earl of Errol, privy councillor of Scotland
-, Lord Yester, 2nd Marquis of Tweeddale, commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts in Scotland, privy councillor of Scotland
-, lieutenant colonel, adjutant general of the forces in Scotland, commission

Hayes, William, letter to

Hayman, Thomas, a suspect

Haynes, John, a suspect

Hayning Ross, Hayningcross, co. Ayr, barony, teinds, patronages, mills, fishings

Hayward, Richard, messenger, post warrants for

Heard, Anthony, petition for an almsman's place

Hearne, —, place of nursery and pond keeper of St. James's Park bought by

Heart, David, clerk, chaplain in Gibson's regiment, commission
-, Peter, ensign in Gibson's regiment, commission

Heathcote, Heathcott, Heathcot, Gilbert, as agent for Jamaica, elected sheriff of London and fined, rejected parliamentary candidate for London a trustee for the new E. I. Co.
-, Samuel, town clerk of Derby, confirmation of election of, caveat against

Heddon, Charles, defendant

Hedges, Sir Charles, judge of the High Court of Admiralty, his allowance for attendance on and reports to the King, privy council, etc., application to judgment by, letters from, extracts of, mentioned letters to matters referred to

Hedlam, John, captain, his company

Heeckeren, B. de. [Walraven van, heer van Nettelhorst, ambassador from the States General to Sweden], letter from, mentioned

Heemskerck, Heemskirke, "Ambassador" [Coenraad van], certificate from
-, commissioner for Wm. III's affairs in Burgundy and Orange
-, criticism of his ability in commercial affairs
-, letter from
-, movements of

Heinsius, Anton, Pensioner of Holland, not inclined to favour Mr. Steyn, proposals for peace between the Emperor and Turkey to be communicated to, Lord Paget's secretary to receive instructions from, and the woollen manufacture at Sada, letters from, mentioned and the vacant place in the Vroedtschap, and relations with Sweden, rumoured conference with, for settlement of the Spanish succession

Hellows, Thomas, a suspect

Helvoetsluys, Holland, Peter the Great at

Hely, Sir John Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Ireland, appointed a commissioner to hear Chancery causes, Ireland

Heming, Edmund, invention patent

Hemp. See Flax.

Hendricks, William, pass from the Hague

Heningham, Mr., rejected parliamentary candidate for Dunwich

Henley, Robert, a commissioner of the Customs

Henneage, —, former master or treasurer of the Jewel Office

Henning [or Hennin, C.F., secretary to Lord Portland]

Henry II, King of England, offices enjoyed by the Crew family since the reign of

Hepborn. See Hepburn.

Hepburn, Hepborn, Hepburne, Hepburns, Anna, sister of Patrick, deceased
-, Arthur, captain, his troop
-, Dame Barbara, deceased, sister of Patrick and wife of Sir Thomas Murray
-, Isobell, sister of Patrick, daughter of Margaret Paterson
-, John, licence to stay in England
-, Dame Margaret, daughter of Thomas Hepburn and relict of Sir Patrick Hepburn, grant of lands
-, Thomas, parson of Oldhamstocks, deceased

Hepburn of Blackcastle, Sir Patrick, deceased

Heralds at Count Tallard's public entry

Heralds and pursuivants at arms. See Garter King at Arms; Mowbray; Rose Rouge.

Herbeaux [? Herbault], Mr. d', French commissioner for trade with England

Herbert, Francis, elected M.P. for Ludlow
-, Thomas, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary for the treaty of a general peace, certificate of his return his bill of extraordinaries, article for passing tallies in, not allowed, gift of plate from the King, rumoured, appointed a Lord Justice, in Wiltshire
-, William, Lord Montgomery, [Viscount Montgomery and Marquess of Powis], refused licence to stay in England

Hereford, —, a suspect
-, Charles, a suspect, arrest and committal

Heritage duties, Scotland. See Dues, feudal.

Herne, Mr., letter to
-, Lady Elizabeth, and John, Mary and Sarah, her children, pass to go abroad
-, Sir Joseph, [M.P. for Clifton Dartmouth, Hardness, co. Devon], a member of both East India Companies, speaks in the Commons
-, Lionel, to examine prisoners in Bedford gaol

Heron, Herron, of that ilk, formerly of Kirruchtrie, Patrick, lease of lands tenant
-, Patrick, son of Patrick, lease of lands

Heron, Herron, co. Kirkcudbright, burgh of barony, erection of, market

Herring fishers, Scotland, courts of justiciary for

Herron. See Heron.

Hertfordshire, parliamentary election for, the poll, M.P.'s for, See Freeman, R., Halsey, T.; sheriff of, See Billers, J.

Hervart, Philibert d', Baron d' Heuninguen, envoy extraordinary to the Swiss cantons, expense for, and the installation of a knight, pass from

Heskett, Thomas, licence to return from France

Hesse Cassel, Prince of. See Charles.

Heuninguen, d'. See Hervart.

Heurard, —, military pension for

Heveningham, Henry, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk

Hewetson, Thomas, colonel, caveat entered by

Heyford, Elizabeth, widow of Colonel Anthony, pension for

Heysham, Mr., shipping interest of, and see Hilston.

Hezelrigg, Mr., letter from, mentioned

Hibberd, William, second lieutenant of marines, half pay for

Hibbons or Hibbins, Henry, recommended for the living of Marsh Gibbons

Hibendine or Eberdine, E., of H.M.S. Mountague, letter from

Hicks, Hickes, Jo., chaplain [to the Marquis of Tavistock], note from
-, John, Mary his wife and Mary his daughter, "eminent clippers"

Hiddinson, Elizabeth, licence to stay in England

Hide. See Hyde.

Hides, from Ireland, export of

Higgison, Nathaniel, grant to

Higgons, George, a suspect, his servant
-, Thomas, a suspect

High Admiral. See Admiral.

Highlake. See Hoylake.

Highland, Jaques, Irish prisoner of war

Highmes, F. Sidney, captain in the first regiment of guards

Highwaymen, warrants for the arrest of

Highways, engine for mending. See Inventions.

Hill, Hil, —, returned from France without licence
-, Mr., letter to
-, Abraham, a commissioner of Trade, letter signed by
-, John, commander of the Hannibal, marooned by his crew
-, Sir John, colonel, half-pay for, his regiment, See Army, regiments.
-, Richard, Mr. de Hill, envoy extraordinary to the Elector of Bavaria, his engineer, See Cox; expenses for letters to letters from, vii, xix, mentioned, in London
-, Scipio, lieutenant colonel, halfpay for
-, William, killed in a duel with Lord Mohun

Hills, Gilham, administrator of his father's estate
-, Henry, printer and stationer of London, petition of
-, deceased, lease for printing held by, his widow and sons, estate forfeited by
-, James, licence to return from France

Hilston, —, [? Heysham, Robert, q.v.], elected M.P. for Lancaster

Hilsyde, co. Aberdeen, lands

Hilton, George, licence to stay in England

Hilton, Hiltoun, co. Ross, town and lands

Hinsdale, William, highwayman

Hoare, Hore, Hoore, Edward, alderman, agent for the Victualling Commissioners at Cork, examination of
-, [Roger, M.P. for Bridgwater], in the Commons

Hobart, Hobert, Hobbart, Hubard, Sir Henry, bart., [M.P.] and rejected parliamentary candidate for Beeralston and Norfolk, a Commissioner of the Customs, reports on inspection of the old E. I. Co.'s books killed in a duel with Oliver Le Neve

Hobbs, Hobbes, Mary, a suspect, her deposition

Hoboy of ordnance, pay of

Hody, Humphrey, D.D., grant of the office of Greek professor in Oxford University, his pay

Hoffman, Mons. [Resident from the Emperor], British papist chaplains in the service of

Hogan, Phil., Irish prisoner

Holaghan, —, captain, returned from France without licence

Holbeach, Holbitch, co. Lincoln, waste lands in or near

Holden, Ralph, late of Magdalen College, Cambridge, admitted to the degree of M.A.

Holdidge, Mr., information against

Holland, Thomas, informer, petition of

Holland: see also Dutch; United Provinces.
-, Comte de Bonde in
-, conservator of the privileges of Scotland in
-, dangerous persons coming from France via, to be secured
-, envoy from the new East India Company in
-, horses in and for. See Horses.
-, as to sending huntsman and limier to
-, mails between England and delayed by the great frost overdue
-, merchants in, as to release of goods of, seized by Mons. de Bart
-, news from
-, Pensioner of. See Heinsius, Anton.
-, Peter the Great going to
-, pieces of eight seized in
-, public opinion in. See Public opinion.
-, services of — Disney as colonel of a regiment in
-, ship for
-, Count Tallard going to
-, tea imported from
-, trade and commerce of. See Trade.
-, travellers from and to without passes, order of the late Lords Justices for arresting
-, William III for, in and from

Holles, John, Duke of Newcastle, elected and installed knight of the Garter

Hollyhand, Jeremiah, licence to stay in England

Holman, Benjamin, captain of the John and William, petition for and grant of a prize

Holme, Thomas, pass from the Hague
-, Cp. Home.

Holme of Minnock [? co. Kirkcudbright], lands of

Holmes, Holms, —, a suspect
-, Francis, information against fined for exporting wool
-, George, major, conspirator, warrant for arrest of
-, Richard, a convict, pardon for
-, captain in the Coldstream Guards

Holst, —, colonel, his regiment of grenadiers. See Army, regiments.

Holstein, Duchy of, Court of Denmark in

Holstein-Gottorp, Duke of, demolition of his forts as to his "inclusion" [in the Treaty of Ryswick] servant to

Holt, Sir John, Chief Justice of the King's Bench, refuses to inform the Lords of the reasons for his judgment in the Banbury peerage case as to sending him to the Tower petition referred to report of, on a trial for diminishing guineas
-, Thomas, a suspect

Holy Days, Holy Week. See Religion in France.

Holyhead, Anglesea, post warrants to

Home, Archibald, merchant in Edinburgh, escheat of
-, Cp. Holme.

Homfleur. See Honfleur.

Hompesch, Baron d'. See Vincent, R.

Honfleur, Homfleur, France, Lord Portland's baggage delayed at

Honselaarsdijk, Honslaerdick, Holland, orange trees at, compared with those at Versailles

Hooper, Mary, licence to stay in England

Hoore. See Hoare.

Hope of Kirkliston, Sir William, baronetcy for

Hope of Rankeillor (Ranqueillor), Sir Archibald, appointments in Scotland; commissioner for auditing Treasury accounts, privy councillor

Hope Kailyea [Hopkailzie], co. Peebles, parochine of

Hope Kailyea Wester, co. Peebles, lands, teinds, Scots mill

Hopkins, Thomas, Under Secretary of State, Northern Department, letters from mentioned informations sworn before unsuccessful parliamentary candidate

Hoquet, Madle, French refugee, pass from the Hague

Hore. See Hoare.

Horneby, Joseph, petition of

Horner, Thomas, captain lieutenant of marines, half-pay for

Hornesby, Mr., returning to the Hague

Horning, letters of. See under Scotland.

Horsburghs, Alexander and William, tenants

Horseley, Richard, a suspect

Horse-racing at Newmarket, great matches to be run

Horse stealing, pardon for

Horses:
-, a barb, suitable for stud
-, cost of, in Paris, compared with cost in Holland
-, exchange of, between Louis XIV and Lord Portland
-, exportation of
-, hunting, the King's, sent to Holland
-, purchase of, for the King
-, supplied to highwaymen
-, Spanish horse
-, post, warrant for
-, race, match between

Horskins, Henry, servant to the Bishop of Salisbury, pass from the Hague, his wife, death of

Horton, Briget, licence to stay in England

Hoskins, —, captain, his company of marines
-, Tabor, peruke-maker in Aldermanbury, affidavit of

Hospital of the Holy Trinity of the foundation of King James (hospital of the New worke near Leicester), master and assistants of, petition of

Hospital service, supply for. See under Navy.

Hospitality at parliamentary elections. See Bribery.

Hospitals, encouragement of. See under Scotland; in Flanders
-, See also Breda, Brussels, Chelsea, Ewelme, Greenwich.

Hosts roads. See under Scotland.

Hostun, Camile d', Comte de Tallard, Ambassador Extraordinary from France:
-, Duke of Ormonde's house taken for
-, Lord Portland at dinner with
-, as to the reception he will get in England
-, movements of
-, King's yacht for
-, Wm. III advised not to speak to him about King James
-, "thinks himself clever and a good talker. He might be both if he were not so conceited"
-, building a chapel
-, to do something to please Wm. III
-, and the Spanish succession: private audiences and discussions with Wm. III rumoured conference with, at Loo
-, his public entry and audience, equipage and retinue at "not very extraordinary" and "much below expectation," two heralds in their coats of arms at
-, his refusal to give the first visit to the Secretary of State
-, to stay in England several years
-, letter to
-, memorial to
-, demands by
-, complaints by and to
-, pleased with his reception
-, ordered to follow Wm. III to Holland
-, ordered to refuse Lord Galway's affair
-, release of [William] Jennings granted to
-, British papist chaplains in the service of

Hotham, Sir John, M.P. [? Sir Charles, M.P. for Scarborough], reflection on Sir Edward Seymour in the Commons by

Houblon, Sir James, elected M.P. for London

Hough. See How.

Hounds:
-, English, exportation of in France
-, French, not as fast, clever or well trained as Wm. III's the Dauphin's pack
-, See also King's dogs; Royal Buck-hounds; Greyhounds; Royal Hart-hounds; Staghounds; Wolf-hounds.

Hounds on leash, man for (valet de limier)

Hounslay, See Hounslow.

Hounslow, Hounslay, co. Middlesex, the King's house at

Hourdebourg, —, invention petition

House of Commons. See Parliament, House of Commons.

House of Lords. See Parliament, House of Lords.

Household, Royal:
-, clerk of the kitchen. See Lowmans.
-, clerk of the wardrobes
-, equerry. See Ireton, H.; Richausse.
-, groom of the bedchamber, a place "not proper for a nobleman"
-, Lord Chamberlain; "Chamberlain's staff"; "the stick"; "white staff," rumoured appointments, etc., wardrobe and jewel office of, fees paid at, See also Sackville, C., Earl of Dorset.
-, Lord Steward. See Cavendish, W., Duke of Devonshire.
-, servant. See Spiesmaker, L.
-, Vice-Chamberlain, sent to complement Peter the Great his house, See Whitehall fire.

Hovell, W., mayor of Cork, examination before

How, Howe, Hough, Emanuel, colonel, his regiment. See Army, regiments.
-, John (Jack), in a duel, reported, elected M.P. (knight of the shire) for Gloucestershire put out of his borough of Cirencester, in the Commons

Howard, —, captain, returned from France without licence
-, Charles, 3rd Earl of Carlisle, solicits the King in behalf of Fergus Grahme
-, Lord Howard of Escrick, terms offered to his wife re jointure, etc.
-, Claude-Charlotte, Countess of Stafford, caveat entered by
-, Lord George, licence to stay in England
-, Henry, licence to stay in England
-, 7th Duke of Norfolk, reported death of
-, Henry Stafford, Earl of Stafford, outlaw, as to granting him leave to return to England estate of, caveat against proceedings re
-, James, ensign in the first regiment of guards
-, Lord James, licence to stay in England
-, Mary, Duchess of Norfolk, licence to stay in England
-, Richard, licence to stay in England
-, Sir Robert, auditor of the Exchequer, certificate of, contest for his place
-, Sir William, Viscount Stafford, trial of, cited, accommodation provided for the Commons at

Howatson, Hugh, killed in a rencounter near Corspherne

Howell, Andrew, returned from France without licence, arrest and committal

Howse, Charles, licence to stay in England

Hoy, Thomas, Doctor of Physic, reader of physic in Oxford University, grant

Hoylake, Highlake, co. Chester, post warrant to, regiment embarked at

Hoyman

Hubard. See Hobart.

Hubin, Sarah, returned from France without leave, arrest and committal

Huddleston, [Andrew], receiver of taxes for Westmorland, in the Commons, charged with fraud, his son, an officer in the Customs

Hudson's Bay, ships for

Hudson's Bay Company, application for a convoy, Governor of, as to his commission

Huet, —, a vintner, information against

Huffenden, Rowland, returned from France without leave

Hughes, Elizabeth, licence to stay in England

Huls, William van, clerk of H.M. Wardrobes, grant of office of, King's Court post, expense and allowances

Humble, Thomas, late master of the Mary

Hume, Patrick, Earl of Marchmont, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, appointed High Commissioner in parliament, commission, allowances for equipage and journey, King's letter to, royal instructions to, empowered to confer knighthoods, troop of guards attending, privy councillor of Scotland, commissioner for settling the communication of trade, warrant to
-, Lord Polwarth, appointments in Scotland: privy councillor, Lord High Treasurer
-, Sir Patrick, King's solicitor, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts

Hume of Argatie, George, son of Hary, deceased gift of the ward of lands and marriage of

Hume of Blackader, Sir John, commissioner for settling the communication of trade of Scotland

Hume of Crosrig, Sir David, privy councillor of Scotland

Humes, [Peter], comptroller of the Tellers' Office, examination of, in the Commons

Hungary, celebration of the Emperor's victory in, travellers to

Hungerford, Sir George, [M.P. for Wiltshire], in the Commons, votes against bill to secure the conspirators

Hunson, John [cp. Huytin. Cal. S.P. Dom. 1697, p.], of Ryele [Lille] in France, shipowner

Hunt, Edward, a suspect
-, Eliz., returned from France without leave
-, Thomas, surrender of his patent as constable of Chester castle

Hunter, Huntar, Robert, major and captain in Ross's regiment, commission
-, of Hunterstown, Patrick, lease of lands

Hunting:
-, in England, at Newmarket, at Windsor
-, in France

Hunting country in France, at Fontainebleau, at Royaumont, "not as good as Velow,"

Hunting horses. See Horses.

Huntingdon, Earl of. See Hastings, T.

Huntingtower, Lord. See Tollemache, Sir L.

Huntley, Elizabeth, wife of Edward, petition of

Huntsmen, French, engaged for Wm. III, "sound the horn very well," See also Lorraine, Philippe de; Masters huntsmen.

Hurst, Dorothy, licence to stay in England
-, Richard, a suspect

Hussey, John, licence to return from France
-, [Maurice], colonel, Lord Portland's difficulties re
-, Nathaniel, ensign in the first regiment of guards, commission
-, Thomas, lieutenant and commission as in the first regiment of guards
-, William, captain in the 2nd troop of guards

Hussey, barony of, in Norton-Disney, co. Lincoln

Huytin. See Hunson.

Hyde, Hide, Edward, Lord Cornbury, and his lady, recluseness of
-, [Henry], Lord Hyde
-, Laurence, Earl of Rochester, in the Lords, votes against Duncombe's bill
-, [Thomas], D.D., letters to, teaching of oriental languages by, translation of letters from Morocco by

I

Ibbots, James, informer and prisoner in Worcester gaol information against

Ibracken. See O'Brien.

Iconologia, translation of

Ilchester, co. Somerset, charter for, caveat against grant of

Illass Aga, commander of the port of Tripoli, payment to

"Illuminations" at peace celebrations

Illuminator, "writer, flourisher and embellisher." See Royer, Gideon.

Imbrie, Robert, pass from the Hague

Immorality. See Atheism.

Impeachments, See French smugglers; managers of, See Parliament, House of Commons.

Imperial Majesty. See Leopold.

"Imperialists, the," unconcerned at the continuance of the interdict, wish for a qualified British minister at Madrid

Inchgall, Maines of, co. Fife, lands called

Inchtuthill [Inchtithill], co. Perth, lands and barony

India, "The Mogul's dominions": see also China; East Indies.
-, ambassadors to, as to defraying the charge of
-, debts in. See E. I. Co. (new).
-, factories in, security of
-, factors in, fear of safety of, from the new E. I.Co.
-, forts in, and trade security
-, Great Mogul of, ambassador to, See Norris, W.; officers of, captured by Captain Kidd, present of a train of artillery for reprisals by, feared, trading privileges granted by, value of
-, manufactured goods from, duty on, prevention of the importation of an extravagant quantity of
-, national honour in, vindication of
-, news from
-, representative of the old E. I. Co. for. See Davenant.
-, settlements in. See E. I. Co.
-, ships from
-, ships trading to, their goods to be delivered in England only
-, silk, wrought, imported from, duty on
-, squadron for suppressing pirates. See East Indies.
-, trade to, proceedings in the Commons on, monopoly of, and the new E. I. Co.,

Indies, the. See India; East Indies; West Indies.

Indians. See American Indians.

Infants, nonage of

Informers and King's evidence, false, pardon and reward for, punishment of "very apt to impose," and see Banahan, O.; Bullock, J.; Clark, S.; Dallowne; Geering; Holland, T.; Ibbots, J.; Inwood, J.; Jockram, R.; Kirk, J.; Labree, C.; Lang; Panier, D.; Pearce, J.; Tetter, S.; Welch, J.; Wilson, G.

Ingoldsby, Ingoldesby, Ingolsby, —, captain, company of
-, Richard, brigadier general, arrested and committed to the Tower, examined and discharged, his regiment, See Army, regiments.

Ingram, Robert, a convict, reprieve, petition and pardon

Inland coals, omitted from the Coal bill

Innerbervie. See Bervie.

Inn-keepers, proposal to licence

Innueno, doctrine of. See Law, points of.

Insurance for widows, petition for leave to erect an office of

Intercepted letters

International law, "law of nations," matters of:
-, act of war after the conclusion of peace
-, privateers, sea laws concerning
-, reprisals
-, right of search
-, a rule in. See Casus, etc.
-, territorial sea, British, extent of

Introducers of ambassadors. See Ambassadors.

Inventions:
-, artillery-carriages, for
-, boiling liquors in a wooden vessel, instrument for
-, carriage with four wheels
-, carts, for
-, crape, silk, manufacture of black and white
-, hair, altering, blanching, curling, etc.
-, highways, engine for mending
-, malt, dryer for
-, mines, meres and marshes, engine for draining
-, purging salt or water
-, river of the city of Exeter, for making navigable
-, streets, engine for sweeping
-, tar. See Tar.
-, waggons, for
-, water raising and draining
-, wood pipes, engine to bore

Inverbervie. See Bervie.

Inwood, John, informer

Ipswich, co. Suffolk, town and hamlets of, deputy lieutenants of, names of

Ireland, Elizabeth, licence to return to England
-, Thomas, his return to England, licence for

Ireland:
-, Act of Repeal, estates lost by
-, Act of Settlement, grants of quit rents under, estates purchased under, loss of
-, Army in:
-, advocate-general in, as to appointment of, pay of
-, arrears due to, proceedings in the Commons on supply for
-, artillery train, establishment for
-, establishment:
-, pensions on. See French pensioners; Pensions.
-, scheme for
-, warrant for
-, clothing. See below subsistence.
-, commissions in
-, contingencies and incidents, allowance for
-, French regiments in. See French regiments.
-, garrisons, establishment for, and see Athlone; Carrickfergus; Charlemont; Cork; Dublin; Duncannon; Enniskillen; Galway; Kinsale; Limerick; Londonderry; Ross Castle; Sligo.
-, general officers, establishment of pay and allowances, See also several ranks.
-, horseguard stables, rent of
-, officers, disbanded and reduced, allowances for, petition for arrears due to
-, paymasters general. See Coningsby, T., Lord Coningsby; Fox, C.
-, reduction of, proceedings in the Commons on
-, regiments for and in and see French regiments; disbandment of, and see Enniskillen, Londonderry; reduction of, review of, transports for
-, subsistence and clothing
-, supernumerary troops, pay and subsistence
-, tents for
-, town majors, pay of
-, attorney general of, report of, mentioned, and see Rochfort, R.
-, baronetcy of, patent for
-, barracks in, building of
-, Chancery, Court of, appeals from, commission to hear and determine causes in, Masters in Chancery, See Coghill, Sir J.; Molyneux, W.; Stone, R.; Topham, Sir J.
-, church of. See Church.
-, clerk of the Crown, grant of office of
-, coast of, troop transports on
-, coiners in, arrest of
-, commander in chief in. See Ginkel, Godert de, Earl of Athlone.
-, commissioner of the revenue in. See Lowther, J.
-, Common Pleas, Court of, chief justice of, See Hely, Sir J.; judges of, See Cox, Sir R.; Jeffreyson, Sir J.; prothonotary and clerk of, grant of office of
-, comptroller of musters, late. See Fitzgerald, R.
-, concealed lands in, petition for grant of, Cp. Forfeitures.
-, constitutional dependence of, upon England, book containing denial of, and see Molyneux; address of the Commons re
-, Court of Claims, estate restored by
-, custodiam leases in, grants of
-, deputy justices of, allowances for
-, English protestants in, certificate of
-, Exchequer Court, barons of, See Echlin, Sir H., Donellan, N.; chief baron of, See Doyne, R.; judgment of, second remembrancer of, See Haughan, G.
-, ferries in
-, fisheries in, royalty of
-, flad and hemp, manufacture of, Irish bill to encourage, and see below linen.
-, forfeitures, (forfeited lands, recognizances, rents, securities):
-, Bill re, outlawries and pardons affected by, petitions in the Commons
-, Cp. below outlawries.
-, commissioners of and commissioners of inspection of
-, grants of, Cp. Crown grants.
-, proceedings re
-, queries as to
-, sums paid out of
-, fortifications and buildings in, engineer and surveyor general of, pay of
-, Four Courts, the, Marshal of, office of
-, French papists in. See French.
-, friars in, deportation of
-, game in, preservation of, bill for
-, gentlemen in, scandalized by Molyneux's doctrines
-, governors of garrisons, pay of. See Salaries.
-, grand juries in, bill to prevent undue raising of money by
-, great seal of, commission under, keepers of, See Aungier, F., Earl of Longford; Boyle, M., Viscount Blessington, Brabazon, E., Earl of Meath; pardons under
-, hemp. See above flax.
-, iron works in
-, jacobites in, false reports by
-, James II in, persons who bore arms under. See Papists; Treason.
-, judges of assize. See Echlin, Sir H., Pyne, Sir R.
-, keeper of the writs, grant of office of
-, King's Bench, Court of, chief justice of, See Pyne, Sir R.; judges of, See Coote, T., Lyndon, J.; pleas of the crown, search of
-, land tax in, proceedings in the Irish Commons, amount to be raised by
-, lapsed money in, assessing and collecting
-, law officers of
-, lieutenant general of. See Massue de Ruvigny, H. de, Earl of Galway.
-, linen manufacture in, encouragement of, address of the Commons re Irish bill for, and see above flax.
-, lord deputy, late, reports of and see Capel, H., Lord Capel.
-, Lord Chancellor, in the Irish Lords, opinion of, representation of, See also Methuen, J.; Porter, Sir C.
-, Lord Lieutenant, allowances for, rumoured appointment
-, Lords Justices:
-, letters from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, matters referred to
-, orders of
-, proclamation by
-, review of troops by
-, supply demanded by
-, warrants to
-, See also Massue de Ruvigny, H. de, Earl of Galway; Villiers, E. Earl of Jersey.
-, former Lords Justices, proclamations of, claims under, and see Coningsby, T., Lord Coningsby; Porter, Sir C.
-, Master of the Rolls. See Berkeley, W., Lord Berkeley.
-, Mint of, master of, salary of
-, news from
-, Oath of Supremacy in. See Oath
-, ordnance:
-, establishment
-, master of, caveat against use of words "master general" grant of office of, and see Montgomery, H., Earl of Mount Alexander; Wolseley, W.
-, outlawries in, act for hindering reversal of, provisoes in, Cp. above forfeitures.
-, papists in. See Papists.
-, Parliament of:
-, Acts of, book of. See Irish Statutes.
-, application of reduced officers to
-, bills of. See Irish bills.
-, country party in, displeased with the foreign regiments
-, journals of, proposal to lay them before the English parliament, rejected
-, laws directing and restraining action of, to be strictly observed
-, lively party in, boasting support from England
-, meeting of
-, proceedings of
-, prorogation of
-, House of Commons: proceedings of, (and see Finances of Wm. III; above land tax; Oath of Supremacy; Quit-rents; Salt tax; William III); speaker of, See Rochfort, R.
-, House of Lords: cause between the bishop and city of Londonderry in, committee of privileges, matter referred to, quarrel arising from words spoken in II; speaker of, See Methuen, J.
-, paymaster general. See above Army and below vice-treasurer.
-, peer of, creation of. See Lifford.
-, post warrant for nearest passage to
-, prisoners for debt in, bill for the relief of
-, Privy Council, bill to be prepared by
-, privy councillor. See Molesworth, R.
-, protestant population of, need of increasing
-, public expenses in, necessity of reducing
-, quit rents in. See Quit rents.
-, rapparees in, capture of, protection of protestants from
-, rebellion and war in, late, destruction of property and losses in
-, receiver general. See below vicetreasurer.
-, receivers general, payments out of forfeited rents by
-, reduction of, Danish and Dutch troops used in
-, salt tax in. See Salt.
-, solicitor general, reports of, mentioned
-, tobacco pipe clay to, caveat against licence for exporting
-, travellers to and from
-, vice-treasurer, receiver general and paymaster general of the revenues, grant of office of
-, victualling trade in, and a high salt duty in England
-, wool from, exportation of, prevention of, address of the Commons re bill in the Lords, England, for
-, woollen manufactures in, discouragement of, address of the Commons, Sir B. Shower's election speech on, Irish bill for laying an additional duty on

Ireton, Henry, equerry to the King

Irish:
-, bills, attorney general to report on, need of care in copying, sent to Sir J. Williamson, proceedings as to, in England
-, officers in England, refused licences to stay
-, papist priests in the service of foreign ministers
-, papists, reprisals by
-, poor in Switzerland
-, prisoners in London
-, protestants, protection of

Irish Statutes, book of

Iron works. See under Ireland.

Irving, James, deceased, late macer of Council and Exchequer, Scotland

Isaac, Bartholomew, licence to stay in England
-, Mary, licence to stay in England

Isaacson, James, petition of

Isarne, —, military pension for

Isenghien, Isenguien, Isenghyen, Prince d.' See Gand, L. de; Princesse d'. See Crevant, M. T. de.

Island fishery, the. See Newfoundland.

Islands. See Colonies.

Isle of Wight, garrisons of, physician and surgeon to, See Loving, Dr. W.; ship at

Italian damasks

Italy:
-, British forces in
-, Lord Galway in
-, letters to and from, via France, postal treaty regulations for
-, pass to
-, princes of, ought not to be jealous of the Emperor
-, and the Spanish succession, see under Leopold.
-, travel in
-, travellers to

Ivie. See Ivy.

Ivory, elephants' teeth, export of, from N. Africa

Ivy, Ivie alias Jones, Edward, coiner, examination of, prisoner, Ireland, Chester

J

Jackson, —, collector of Weymouth
-, Mr., a suspect, in custody
-, John, pass for
-, Joseph, of Hales Owen, accused of coining
-, Samuel, clipper and coiner, information against

Jacob, —, goldsmith, buyer of clippings
-, Mrs., military pension for
-, Sir John, his regiment. See Army, regiments.

Jacobites:
-, rendezvous for. See Dunkirk.
-, rumours circulated by, and see under Ireland.
-, at Count Tallard's public entry

Jamaica:
-, agent for
-, deputy governor of
-, deputy judge advocate of. See Lewis, S.
-, French ship seized at
-, fugitive from
-, laws passed in, for the restraint of pirates
-, lieutenant governor of. See Beeston, Sir W.
-, news from
-, provost marshal of, grant of office of
-, report from

Jamaica coffee house. See London, inns, etc.

James, Henry, pass to go abroad
-, D.D., Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, letters to
-, Sir Lane, bart., deputy lieutenant for Cambridgeshire
-, Roger, lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards

James I: and see James VI.
-, grants by: of a charter to the town of Romsey of a house in Old Palace Yard Westminster
-, masters huntsmen to

James II:
-, act against corresponding with cases under proclamation of
-, adherents of financial straits of at the French Court forbidden to return to England Cp. Jacobites; St. Germains; Treason.
-, army of in Ireland (1690), officer in
-, chief adviser of. See Caumont, A. N. de, Duc de Lauzun.
-, declaration by, re register of the Court of Chancery
-, footguards of, in France, officers of
-, French feeling against
-, grants by: of custodiam lease, of the government of the island of Portland
-, hunts with the Dauphin and Duke de la Rochefoucauld
-, ill conduct of translator of books representing
-, as King of England, his stables, expenditure for horses, etc., for
-, Louis XIV's compassion and pity for
-, pension offered to, conditional upon his retiring from France
-, and Lord Portland's son
-, Queen of. See Mary of Modena.
-, at a review of Louis XIV's guards
-, as to his withdrawal from St. Germains
-, when Duke of York, estate in Long Island bought by

James VI, King of Scotland, act of the 15th parliament of and see James I.

James Francis Edward, "Prince of Wales," laundress to

Jansen, Sir Theodore, elected a trustee for the new E. I. Co.

Jay de Bussy. See Le Jay.

Jecocks, John, warrant to be directed to

Jedburgh, Lord. See Kerr, William.

Jeffreys, Jefferys, Sir James, late governor of Fort Duncannon, governor of Cork, commission, pension for

Jeffreyson, Sir John, judge of the Common Pleas, Ireland, appointed a commissioner for Chancery cases

Jekyll, Sir Joseph, chief justice, county palatine of Chester, letter to, matter referred to

Jenines, Jenings. See Jennings.

Jenkins, David, murderer, pardon for

Jennings, Jenings, Jenines, Jennens, Jenning, Mr., appointed groom of the bedchamber
-, Alexander, of London, petition of
-, John, a suspect, once footman to the Duke of Monmouth, information against prisoner in Ireland at Chester
-, William, xxviii, French demand for the release of pardon for "rebellion upon the high seas"
-, Sir William, returned from France without licence

Jermyn, Henry, Baron Jermyn of Dover, governor of Jersey, licence to stay in England
-, late Earl of St. Albans, office of register of the Court of Chancery granted to

Jersey, Earl of. See Villiers, Edward.

Jersey: see also Grouville, St. Saviour.
-, constitution of, in matters of high treason
-, crown revenues in
-, governor of. See Jermyn, H., Baron Jermyn.
-, lieutenant governor of. See Collier, T.
-, prisoner from
-, regiment for and from

Jesuit confessor for the Queen of Spain

Jewel Office:
-, ambassadors' plate out of
-, fees paid at
-, master or treasurer of, office of, candidates for, See Godfrey, [C.]; Mordaunt, H.; William III "puzzled how to dispose of," grant of
-, former masters of. See Henneage; Lawley, Sir F.; Montagu.

Jewels, recovered from wrecks, petition re
-, Cp. Diamonds, Pearls.

Jews: thought responsible for increased price demanded for the redemption of captives in Morocco, toleration of, "the proselyte," and see Costa, John de.

Jobstrand, co. Haddington

Jockam, Rebeccah, informer

John William, Elector Palatine, wishes to maintain a regiment in Luxemburg at his own expense

Johnshaven, co. Kincardine, main of

Johnson, —, a suspect
-, Mr., his court dinners at the George [Spalding]
-, Andreas, impressed Swedish subject, application for discharge of
-, Charles, captain in the first regiment of guards
-, Henry, pass from the Hague
-, John, captain, company of
-, ship's master
-, Mary, wife of Thomas, a suspect
-, Michael, a suspect, in custody
-, Thomas, licence to stay in England
-, William, his house in Newcastle warned against William Fuller
-, second reprieve
-, soldier, pass from the Hague
-, alias Harnisch, —, conspirator, arrest warrant
-, alias Harrison, —, arrest warrant
-, See also Macalaster.

Johnston, —, daughter of Thomas, pension arrears
-, Alexander, caveat entered by
-, Charles, post warrant for
-, Eupham, daughter of Sir Archibald, pension arrears
-, Helen, Lady Graden, pension arrears
-, Mary, Lady Bogie, pension arrears
-, relict of Thomas, pension arrears
-, Thomas, son of Sir Archibald
-, William, Earl of Annandale, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts for settling the communication of trade privy councillor

Johnston of Warison, Sir Archibald, deceased

Joiners and cabinet makers

Joint stock companies. See Companies.

Joint stock trading, debates in the Commons on

Jointures, defects of, undertaking for remedying

Jolliff, Jollife, Thomas, pass to travel
-, [William], elected M.P. for Poole

Jolly, Agnes. license to stay in England
-, David, returned from France without a pass
-, Mary, wife of Thomas, licence to return from France
-, Thomas, licence to return from France

Jones; and see Ivy.
-, alias Davis, conspirator
-, —, a suspect
-, Edward, apprentice and exsoldier, petition for freedom
-, Elizabeth, widow, associate of coiners
-, [Frances], daughter of the Earl of Ranelagh, her marriage to Lord Coningsby
-, James, licence to stay in England
-, John, recommended for the Charterhouse
-, Morgan, pass from the Hague
-, Richard, licence to stay in England
-, Richard, servant, pass from the Hague
-, Earl of Ranelagh, paymaster general, daughter of, see above Frances; elected M.P. for [Marlborough] by the Duke of Somerset's interest his house at Chelsea rejected parliamentary candidate for Chichester report to the Commons as to address to the King re militia warrant to
-, Sir William, daughter of, wife of Thomas Pelham

Jordain, Thomas, ensign in the first regiment of guards

Jordan, Daniel, native of Orange, pass to return home

Joseph Charles, Duke of Lorraine, portrait of, shown to Lord Portland

Joseph Ferdinand, Electoral Prince of Bavaria, his claim to the Spanish succession, declared heir by the King of Spain

Joy, Thomas, licence to stay in England

Judge Advocate General. See Clark, G.

Judges:
-, age determined by inspection of
-, judgments of, and the Lords, reversed for having "too much of law and too little of equity."
-, salaries of. See Salaries.
-, suppression of profanity by
-, And see Eyre, Sir S.; Holt, Sir J.; Neville, Sir E.; Ward, Sir E.

Judicatories. See under Scotland.

Juries. See Grand Jury.

Justice, College of. See Scotland, Court of Session.

Justice, Courts of, all-night sitting in, See also Chancery; Common Pleas; Exchequer; King's Bench; Old Bailey; Requests, Court of; Westminster Hall.

Justice Clerk. See under Scotland.

Justice General. See under Scotland.

Justices of the Peace, and coiners in Worcestershire, fees for commissions as guilty of offences for which they try and punish others, removal of, See Colt, Sir H.; suppression of profanity by

Justiciary, right of. See Dues and rights, feudal.

K

Kailzie, Kailyea, co. Peebles, barony of, erection of, parish of, lands, kirk lands, teinds, alias Westerhope-Kailyea, lands of, easter side of

Katharine, Lady. See Williamson, Lady Catherine.

Kavanagh, Thomas, licence to stay in England

Keen, Edward, clerk, late rector of Rendlesham

Keeper of writs. See under Ireland.

Keepers of records. See Exchequer; London, Tower of.

Keeting, Edmond or Edward, captain, licence to stay in England

Keith, John, Earl of Kintore, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts of the Exchequer, privy councillor

Keith of Tilligony, James, and James his eldest son, lease of lands to, Anna his wife, See Gordon.

Keithfield [co. Aberdeen], barony of, erection of

Kelburn. See Boyle, D.

Kelly, Charles, licence to stay in England
-, Denish, licence to stay in England
-, Dennis, examination of
-, Henry, captain, licence to stay in England
-, John, lieutenant colonel, deceased, reversal of his outlawry
-, son and heir of John, petition of

Kelston, co. Somerset

Kemish, Sir Charles, sons of, grantees of the estate of the late Sir W. Williams

Kemp, Sir Robert, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk

Kempenfelt, Magnus, lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards

Kempff, Anthony, licence to stay in England, a suspect

Kendall, [James, commissioner of the Admiralty; M.P. for West Looe], colonel, in the Commons, speech against the sugar duty

Kendrick, Kenderick, Samuel, a suspect, formerly an officer in Parker's regiment, returned from France without licence

Kenedy. See Kennedy.

Kenington, Roger, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk

Kenion, George, appointed recorder of Wigan

Kenique, —, captain, his company

Kenmare, Kilmare, Lord. See Brown, Sir N. and Sir V.

Kennedy, Kenedy, John, 7th Earl of Cassilis, appointments in Scotland: commissioner of the Exchequer, privy councillor
-, Luke, leave to enter the service of Peter the Great
-, Walter, licence to stay in England

Kennedy of Clowburn, Andrew and Sir Andrew, H.M. resident and conservator of the privileges of Scotland in Holland, baronetcy for, contract for settlement of the staple port of Camphire [? Kampen] signed by, his services during the war, recognition of

Kensington, Kinsington: chapter of the Order of the Garter at Sir C. Cotterell at, council and "great council" at, court at, servant to court post between Whitehall and, the King at, for and from law officers summoned to attend the King at, Earl of Marchmont's journey to, expenses of Lord Mayor and Aldermen of London at, John Methuen summoned to news from Peter the Great at Comte de Platen's audience at, Duke of Schomberg's house in Duke of Shrewsbury at, Count Tallard's audiences at

Kent, Thomas, master of The Mary of Rye

Kent:
-, coast of, cruisers on, instructions to, ships seized on
-, lord lieutenant of. See Sydney, H., Earl of Romney.
-, wool exporters in, search for
-, wool owners in, provisions of an act as to

Keppel, Arnold Joost van, Earl of Albemarle, attends the King, crown grants to, proceedings in the Commons as to forfeited estate granted to health and movements of to have the Duke of Ormond's regiment, rumoured, "stands Lord Clancarty's friend,"
-, [John Rabo van], colonel, his regiment, See Army, regiments.

Kermine in Kyle Regis, co. Ayr, lands

Kéroualle, Henriette de, countess dowager of Pembroke, marquise de Thois, "Madame de Thouars," asks leave to visit England
-, Louise Renée de Penancourt de, Duchess of Portsmouth, desires leave to visit England, letter from, alluded to, at Dover

Kerr, Robert, Earl of Lothian, justice general, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts, of the Exchequer, for settling the communication of trade, privy councillor
-, William, Lord Jedburgh, privy councillor of Scotland, his regiment, See Army, regiments: Jedburgh's

Kerrouchtree, Kirruchtrie, co. Kirkcudbright, lands, manor place and town

Kerry, Derry, Lord. See Fitz Maurice, T.

Kerry, county of, forfeited estate in

Ketschou, Ketschow, M. de, groom to the Queen of Denmark

Kettering, co. Northampton, post warrant to

Kettle, Philip, licence to stay in England

Kettledrummers, pay of

Kettledrums

Kick, Kicke, Abraham, British consul at Rotterdam, his duties during the late war, recommendation to

Kidd, Kid, Captain [William], his piracies and plans for his capture

Kier, James, soldier, as to his discharge

Kilane. See Killane.

Kildare, county of, lands in

Kilgoar in Minnigaff, co. Kirkcudbright, manor place

Kilkenny, co. Kilkenny, French church of, payment to the minister of

Killala, chanter of. See Yeard, J.

Killane, Kilane, co. Carlow, lands

Killoch. See Dalrymple.

Killsallog. See Kilsallagh.

Kilmare. See Kenmare.

Kilmainham, Kilmenum, co. Dublin

Kilmenum. See Kilmainham.

Kilmuir, Little, co. Ross, town and lands

Kilrenny parish, co. Fife

Kilsallagh, Kilsallog, co. Longford, town and lands

Kindeace, Kindeass, co. Ross

Kindeace Easter, co. Ross, town and lands

King, Charles, major, licence to stay in England
-, John, chaplain in the Coldstream Guards
-, 3rd Lord Kingston, his wife and two children, licence to stay in England
-, Mathew, licence to stay in England
-, Thomas, captain in the first regiment of guards
-, William, bishop of Derry, dispute between the city or Society of Londonderry and

King's:
-, advocate. See under Scotland
-, apartment. See London, places, the Cockpit; Whitehall fire.
-, attorney and coroner (Sir S. Astry)
-, barges
-, beadsmen. See Edinburgh
-, Bench: see also Ireland.
-, cases
-, Lord Chief Justice of, decree of, opinion of, and see Holt, Sir J.
-, judges of, judgments of, reversal of, and see Rokeby, Sir T.
-, birthday, gowns for King's beadsmen on, and see William III.
-, coaches, employment of purchase of
-, court post
-, dogs for Holland and the Loo
-, evidence. See Informers.
-, falconers
-, harbinger yeoman
-, horses. See Horses.
-, house at Grenwich, at Hounslow
-, latin pass
-, lawyers. See Lawyers.
-, master tailor. See under Scotland.
-, master of works. See under Scotland.
-, messengers. See Messengers.
-, Plate, the, race at Newmarket for
-, printers
-, procureur. See Procureur
-, rents. See Scotland, crown rents.
-, solicitor. See under Scotland.
-, stables, expenses of, servant of, at Holyrood house, repair of
-, "the King's Stables." See Greenwich.
-, stalmasters. See Eschacht; Wulfruell.
-, yacht, Cp. Royal transport; Ships, William and Mary.

King's-Lynn, Lynn Regis, co. Norfolk

Kingsale, Baron of. See Courcy, A. de.

Kingsale, co. Cork

Kingskyll. See Kyle Regis.

Kingsley, Abraham, leave to enter the service of Peter the Great

Kingston, Lord. See King, J.

Kingston-upon-Hull, co. York, M.P. for. See St. Quentin.

Kinkid, John, soldier, pass from the Hague

Kinmare. See Kenmare.

Kinsale, co. Cork
-, governor and lieutenant governor of, pay of
-, ordnance establishment for
-, regiments at
-, town major of, pay of
-, troop transports from Flanders at

Kinsington. See Kensington.

Kintore, Earl of. See Keith, J.

Kirby, Roger, elected M.P. for Lancaster.

Kirk, Kirke, John, informer
-, Pierce, reversion of the office of register of the Court of Chancery granted to (36 Chas. II), declaration by (1 Jas. II)
-, [Piercy], major general, at the siege of Londonderry

Kirkcudbright, stewardry of, teinds in

Kirkdrochat, co. Kirkcudbright, lands

Kirkland, co. Kirkcudbright, land of

Kirkliston. See Hope, Sir W.

Kirktown of Aberluthnet. See Marykirk.

Kirruchtrie. See Kerrouchtree.

Knaresborough, co. York, M.P. for. See Byerly, R.

Knight, —, a suspect
-, [John, receiver general of customs, M.P. for Weymouth and Melcombe Regis], accused of fraud by Marriott, charges and bill in the Commons against committed to the Tower, bail for, proposed and rejected, bill thrown out by the Lords, proposed prosecution of, at Westminster Hall
-, Mary, licence to stay in England

Knighthoods:
-, conferred and proposed
-, foreign. See St. Esprit; St. Marc.
-, in Scotland. See under Scotland.

Knightley, Alexander, pardon for

Knight's mill. See Creichie.

Knights of the shire, election of. See Cambridgeshire; Gloucestershire; Middlesex.

Knips, John, army contractor in Bergen-op-Zoom

Knockquharn, co. Aberdeen, lands

Knot, Mrs., a suspect

Knowles, Charles, commonly called Lord Banbury, and the Banbury peerage, licence to stay in England, petition for a writ of summons to parliament, pleads his peerage

Knut, Adam Levin and Eggert Christian, Danes, passengers with the Mediterranean squadron

Koekelberg, Cockleberg, Belgium

Kyle Regis, Kingskyll, co. Ayr.