R

Rabbits. See Windsor Park.

Raby, Lord. See Wentworth, T.

Raby Castle, co. Durham, suspect at, see also Vane.

Race-horses. See Horses.

Racing. See Horse-racing.

Radborn, Humphrey, merchant of London, petition of

Radley, co. Berks, chapel of, presentation

Radnor, New, co. Radnor, M.P. for. See Harley, R.

Rae, Lord. See Reay.
-, Thomas, cornert, to be received amongst the invalids

Raftor, William, licence to stay in England

Railton, —, crown grants to C. Montague in the name of

Rait of Halgreen, William, debtor

Raleigh, Walter, lieutenant in the first regiment of guards

Ramsay, Colin, commissary of artillery in Scotland
-, David, writer, gift of lands to
-, [George], major general, his regiment. See Army, regiments.
-, Robert, professor of philosophy, St. Andrew's University, appointed first master of St. Salvator's College

Ramsgate, co. Kent, French privateer sunk off, prize officer at, See Rutter, Capt.

Ramsgate Bay, pier

Rand, William, licence to stay in England

Ranelagh, Rannelagh, Earl of. See Jones, R.

Ranger and game-keeper, office of, grant of

Rankeillor, Ranqueillor. See Hope.

Rannelagh. See Ranelagh.

Ranqueillor. See Rankeillor.

Ransom for slaves, Cp. Redemption; for prizes. See Prizes.

Rapin, [Paul de, Lord of Thoyras], his petition sent to Wm. III

Rapparees. See under Ireland.

Rates, Book of

Rathorpe, co. Galway

Rationing of corn. See Aberdeen.

Ravanel, Mons., passes procured by

Rawdon, Elizabeth, offence against

Rea, Ian, Irish prisoner

Read, Reed Reid, —, master of the Charity
-, —, lieutenant colonel, half-pay for
-, John, soldier, passes from the Hague
-, lieutenant, manslaughter charge against, reprieve and pardon for
-, Richds., Irish prisoner
-, William, major, half-pay for

Reay, Rae, Lord. See Mackay, G.

Rebecque, Sieur Constant de, secretary to Comte de Frize, pass from the Hague

Recognizances, See Fines; escheated, See Law, points of.

Recorder, Mr. Recorder. See under London.

Records, keepers of. See Keepers; searches in. See Exchequer, London, Tower of, Ireland, King's Bench.
-, Cp. Crown Pleas, K.B. Ireland; Parish registers; State Papers.

Recoveries, vouchees of, as to proof of age of, and see Common Recovery.

Redemption of slaves in Morocco, See also Ransom.

Redish, Edward, place in the Charterhouse for

Redmoss, the, co. Aberdeen, the moss called

Redriffe. See Rotherhithe.

Redwood, duty on

Reed. See Read.

Reeve, Thomas, invention patent

Reeves, Philip, first lieutenant of marines, half-pay for

Reformed officers. See under Marines.

Refugees. See French protestants; Protestant.

Regality court and erection of regality. See Scotland.

Register, a general. See General register.

Registry of births, etc. See General Registry.

Registry of seamen. See Seamen.

Relief duties. See Dues (feudal).

Religion: and see War, the late.
-, in England, encouragement of, proclamation for, Sir B. Shower on, See also Atheism, Church of England, Protestant religion.
-, in France:
-, the Easter season
-, Holy Days, great processions on
-, the Fête de dieu
-, Holy Week and religious exercises
-, Lent
-, in Scotland. See Scotland, Church of.

Religious disabilities, persecution and toleration, and see Jews; Papists; Protestants.

Rendlesham, Rendelsham, co. Suffolk, rectory of, presentation

Renew, Hilary, merchant of London, pardon for trading with France

Renfrew barony

Renouf, —, act between J. de Beauvoir and

Rents, fall of, and the land tax, necessity of encouraging
-, See also Bishop's rents; Quitrents.

Repeal, Act of. See Ireland.

Reprieves before trial, and see Convicts.

Requests, Court of, clerk of the council or register of, quarrel in

Reventlou, Comte de

Revenue. See Finance.

Reviews. See French army; Ireland, army in.

Revolution, The, grants since. See Crown grants.

Reynolds, Dr. Edward, Archdeacon of Norfolk, death of

Rheims, Archbishop of. See Le Tellier, C. M.

Rhine, The, and Upper Rhine, British army on, Commander-inChief of, See Frize.

Rhineland inspector, post of

Rian, —, informer

Ricaut. See Rycaut.

Riccarton, Riccartoun, co. Ayr, lands and barony, teinds, patronages, mills, fishings, town of, market and fairs

Rice, —, a suspect
-, —, colonel, case of
-, Edward, licence to stay in England
-, William, licence to stay in England

Rich, Robert, Earl of Warwick, duellist, his escape to France
-, Sir Robert, bart., [as M.P. for Dunwich], in the Commons: on lack of money for the Navy, on marine establishment, on the E. I. Co., deputy lieutenant for Suffolk, rejected parliamentary candidate for Dunwich

Richard III, King of England, attainder of adherents of, mentioned

Richards, —, at the George [Spalding]
-, William, captain lieutenant of marines, half-pay for

Richardson, Ann, condemned prisoner, pardon for
-, Dr. John, late bishop of Ardagh, endowment of Trinity College, Dublin, by

Richardy, Edward, licence to stay in England

Richausse, Mr., equerry to the King

Richelieu, Richlieu, Marquise de. See La Porte.

Richmond, Duke of. See Lennox, Charles.

Richmond, co. Surrey, William III at

Richton, Paul, escaped prisoner of war, pass from the Hague

Rickards, Robert, petition of

Rickraft, John, exporter of wool to France

Riddle [Riddell], Dr. Thomas, licence to stay in England

Ridgeway, François, Irish prisoner

Rigby, —, captain, company of
-, —, captain, R.N., sentenced for blasphemy, etc., in the pillory "dressed like a beau," his fine, petition of sheriffs for grant of
-, Alexander, licence to stay in England

Rigglesden, Joshua, returned from France without leave

Rights, feudal, See Dues; private, See Scotland.

Ringrave, Jane, pass from the Hague

Ripa, Cesar, of Perugia, author of Iconologia

Riply, William, leave to enter the service of Peter the Great

Ripple [co. Worcester], coiner at

Rivers, Earl of. See Savage, Richard.

Rivers, James, captain in the first regiment of guards

Rivery, —, military pension for

Rivett, Rivet, — colonel, company of
-, Edmond (? same), captain in the Coldstream Guards

Roach, James, petition of
-, Cp. Roche.

Roads, state of. See under France.
-, Cp. Streets.

Roberts, Cassandra, letter from
-, Sir Gabriel, deputy governor of the Levant Company, letter to

Robertson, Alexander, to be received amongst the invalids in Scotland
-, George, deceased, late deputy clerk and keeper of the general register, Scotland
-, John, late Dean of Gild of Edinburgh, gift of his escheatable goods

Robertson of Fornock, Alexander, payment to

Robertson of Kindeace, Colin, tenant, son and heir of Gilbert
-, Gilbert, deceased, his wife, See Mackenzie, Margaret.

Robéthon, Jean de, letter and notes ascribed to

Robinson, Mr., [Irish official]
-, Charles, receipt signed by
-, Daniel, seaman, pass from the Hague
-, Edward, almsman's place in Worcester Cathedral for
-, George, captain lieutenant in Windham's regiment, commission
-, John, son of Sir John, pardon of, caveat against
-, Dr. John, Resident at Stockholm, bills drawn by, expenses of, letter from, and proposed nearer alliance with Sweden, report of
-, Sir John, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk, petition of
-, Lieutenant of the Tower of London and M.P. [for Rye], temp. Chas. II
-, Paul, committed to Newgate for perjury and conspiracy
-, Thomas, smith, of Dymock, accused of coining

Robson, Edward, licence to stay in England

Roche: cp. Roach.
-, Edmund, of Kingsale, pass from the Hague, his brother, a merchant at the Hague
-, Francis, licence to return from France

Rochebaron. See Aumont.

Rochelle (La), France, under the postal treaty with France

Rochemont, —, military pension for

Rochester, Earls of. See Hyde, Lawrence and John.

Rochester, bishop of. See Sprat, T.

Rochester, co. Kent, parliamentary election at

Rochford, Rochfort, Rocheforte, Earl of. See Nassau de Zulestein.
-, Robert, Attorney General, Ireland, as speaker of the Irish House of Commons, payment to

Rock salt, drawback on, allowed by the Commons

Rockly, Catherine, licence to stay in England

Rodney, George, captain of marines, half-pay for

Roffey, Kerril, captain, R.N., nolle prosequi for, petition of

Roger, Richard, of the King's stables, pass from the Hague

Rogers, Henry, licence to stay in England
-, and his wife, suspects
-, John, and his wife, suspects
-, senior, of Wisdome, baronetcy for

Rokeby, Rookby, Rookeby, Benjamin, a trustee for the new E. I. Co.
-, Sir Thomas, (Judge, K.B.), letter to, petition referred to

Rolt, Samuel, pass from the Hague

Romagnac, —, military pension for

Roman Catholics. See Papists.

Romans, the, status of defending counsel among

Rome, proposed withdrawal of James II to

Romney, Earl of. See Sydney, H.

Romney, Rumney, Marsh, co. Kent, ships trading to France from

Romsey, co. Hants, James I's charter to, confirmation of

Ronquillos, Don Pedro de, debts of

Rookby. See Rokeby.

Rooke, Sir George, admiral, fleet of Swedes seized by, Lord Portland entertained by

Rookeby. See Rokeby.

Rookwood, Robert, captain, company of

Roper, —, a suspect
-, Elizabeth, niece of Barbara Brown, licence to stay in England

Roscommon, Earls of. See Dillon.

Roscommon, county of, manors in, caveat re, protestants in, certificate of

Rose, Moses, pass to travel

Rose Rouge pursuivant extraordinary. See Stebbing, S.

Ross, bishop of, lands formerly held of

Ross, Rosse, [Charles], colonel, his regiment. See Army, regiments.
-, Daniel, pass from the Hague
-, Donald, pass from the Hague
-, William, 12th Lord Ross, privy councillor of Scotland

Ross Castle, Ireland, Governor of, pay of

Rotherhithe, Redriffe, co. Surrey, house for Peter the Great taken at

Rothwell, co. Northampton, post warrant to

Rotterdam:
-, Comte de Bonde delayed at
-, burgomasters of, and the "vacant places,"
-, consul at. See Kicke, Abraham.
-, disbanded soldiers at, care of
-, Lord Lexington expected at
-, merchant of, pass for
-, minister of the Scotch church of, son of
-, schepen of. See Bidlo.
-, traveller from
-, yachts for

Roucy, Roussi, Comte de. See La Rochefoucauld.

Rouen, France, Lord Portland's baggage delayed at, ship with wool from, under the postal treaty

Rouse, Felix, licence to stay in England

Roussi. See Roucy.

Rouyer, Jacques, huntsman to the Elector of Bavaria, pass for

Roux, —, military pension for

Row, Rowe, Mr., horse belonging to, race won by
-, Archibald, colonel, his regiment. See Army, regiments.
-, Richard, Irish prisoner

Rowell, William, a suspect

Rowland, David, deputy lieutenant for Cambridgeshire

Rowleston, Arphaxad, captain lieutenant in F. Hamilton's regiment, commission

Rowls, Rowles, George, second lieutenant of marines, half-pay for
-, Henry, lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards

Roy. See Roye.

Royal:
-, African Co. See African Co.
-, burghs. See under Scotland.
-, buck-hounds, masters of. See Carey, J.; Gattigny, J. de; Vincent, R., Barond' Hompesch.
-, hart-hounds, masters of. See Gattigny, J. de; Vincent, R., Baron d' Hompesch.
-, hospitals. See Chelsea; Greenwich.
-, Oak Lottery
-, palaces. See Hampton Court; Winchester.
-, Society, The, invention approved by
-, transport, commander of. See Osborne, P., Marquis of Carmarthen.

Royaumont, France, hunting and hunting country at, Lord Portland at

Roye, Roy: cp. Le Roye.
-, Comte de. See La Rochefoucauld.
-, Countess de, Count Roucy's visit to

Royer, Gideon, writer, flourisher and embellisher, payment to

Rud, Thomas, licence to stay in England

Rudyard, Richard, licence to stay in England

Ruglen, Earl of. See Hamilton, J.

Rumney. See Romney.

Running the gauntlet (gantlope)

Rushout, Sir James, appointed ambassador to Constantinople, his death
-, Lady, death of

Russell, Edward, Earl of Oxford, entertains the King, first commissioner of the Admiralty, as Lord Justice, treasurer of the Navy, paymaster to, See Dodington, G.
-, [Francis], colonel, late Governor of Barbados
-, Lady [Rachael], bearer of petition
-, Richard, captain in the first regiment of guards
-, Wriothesley, Marquis of Tavistock, servants of, passes from the Hague, steward of, See Spencer, J.

Russia (Muscovy), Czar of, See Peter; importation of tobacco into, trade, See Trade.
-, And see Archangel; Moscow.

Russia Company, easy admittance to, governor of, and the tobacco contract with the Czar

Ruthven, David, Lord Ruthven, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts, privy councillor

Rutter, —, captain, prize officer at Ramsgate

Ruvigny, Madame de [? Marie Tallemade, mother of the Earl of Galway], her jointure granted by Louis XIV, See also Tallemand.

Ruworth, Robert, elected a trustee for the new E. I. Co.

Ruytemberg, [Ruytenbourgh, Elizabeth], her marriage

Ryan, Morgan, licence to stay in England

Rycaut, Ricaut, Sir Paul, Resident with the Hanseatic towns of Lower Saxony (at Hamburg), action by, expenses for, letter from, mentioned, and Mr. de Lorth, as to his successor

Rycotier, —, captain, services of, recommended

Rye, price of

Rye, co. Sussex:
-, collector of. See Shuckburg.
-, letter dated at
-, mayor of, letter to
-, M.P. for. See Robinson, Sir J.
-, ship stranded at
-, ships from
-, suspects landing at, arrest of
-, wool exported from

Ryley, John, licence to stay in England
-, highwayman
-, Thomas, licence to return from France

Rysele [? Lille], France

Ryswick, Chateau de

Ryswick, treaty of (the Treaty of a General Peace):
-, ambassadors extraordinary at. See Ambassadors.
-, articles of
-, celebrations of, at Berne, at Hamburg, at Lisbon
-, claims under and terms of, commissioners to settle, disputed and refused by France, and see Burgundy; Colonies and islands; Hamburg; Holstein; Prisoners (of war); Prizes; St. Christophers; Trade, Dutch.
-, Lord Galway included in the meaning of
-, and the Hudson Bay Company
-, mediator of, proposed declaration before
-, pensions given by Louis XIV for services at
-, protocol of

Ryves, Richard, deceased, patentee of the offices of Clerk of the Crown, etc., Ireland