A

Abbot, Mr., a Nonconformist preacher

Aberdeen, soldiers to be mustered at
-, the Corporation of, warrant for a gift of impositions to.

Abergavenny, a receiver of clipped money at

Abernethy, William, commissions to

Abrooke, Captain William, of the London Trained Bands

Achievements. See Arms, Coats of.

Acland, Sir Hugh, statement of the case of
-, precedent of, cited, as to a baronetcy
-, Hugh, letters of

Adams, Amy alias Anne, alleged usurious contracts with
-, information of, nolle prosequi on, requested
-, John. See Frederick, Sir John.
-, Thomas, book-keeper of stage coaches at Chester, letter of, mentioned
-, William, commission to

Adcock, John
-, pardoned and discharged by the King

Addeson, Justice, recommended to be put out of the commission of the peace in Northumberland

Addison, Dr. Lancelot, letter of

Admiralty, the, taking care to provide a better sloop for the service of Jersey
-, the Lords of, order of, mentioned
-, vessel cleared by order of
-, the Marshal of, warrants to
-, office of Register of, no grant of the reversion of, to pass without notice to Sir J. Williamson
-, the Secretary of, to attend on the Council
-, applied to, for orders
-, the High Court of, inhibition from, mentioned

Aeth. See Ath.

African House, the, court day at

Aglionby, William, letter of

Ailesbury, Earl of. See Bruce, Robert, Earl of Ailesbury.

Airlie, Earl of. See Ogilvy, James, Earl of Airlie.

Albemarle, Duke of. See Moncke, Christopher, Duke of Albemarle.

Aldborough, disputed election for

Aldborough, Richard, nephew of the lord of the manor of Aldborough

Aldeburgh, the Duke of Monmouth arrives at
-, the Duke of Monmouth and the Earl of Ossory landed at

Aldred, William, of Atherton, Lancaster, warrant for a pardon to

Alexander, Henry, Earl of Stirling, described as a rogue

Alford, Capt, company of, at Lyme

Algiers, letter from, mentioned
-, the Moors said to be in arms against
-, treaty with, mentioned
-, Sir John Narbrough said to be making a peace with
-, a merchant in
-, notes about a cargo for
-, the admiral of
-, frigate of, captured by Capt. Herbert
-, inhabitants of, in great dread of Sir John Narbrough
-, man-of-war of, Sallee goods captured on board of, note about
-, driven ashore and burnt.
-, men-of-war of, infesting the coast of Ireland
-, English seamen forced ashore and their ships burnt by
-, four, merchant ships taken by, off Bourgneuf
-, privateer of, taken by the Rupert
-, privateers of, English vessels taken by
-, all said to be got into the Mole
-, none met in the Channel
-, mostly in port
-, vessel of
-, ship taken by, and recaptured from
-, defeated off Cape St. Vincent.

Alicante, vessels at
-, vessel from

Alingborne, renewal of a lease of, desired.

Alington, William, Lord Alington, letter to
-, volunteers being raised for service under
-, commission to, as major-general
-, warrants for payment to
-, to be appointed Constable of the Tower
-, regiment of. See under Army, the.
-, Capt. Hildebrand, of Lord Alington's regiment

Allan, Hector, a Quaker, fined by the Scotch Council

Allen, Capt. John, pass for
-, Peter, merchant, pass for
-, Capt., company of, in mutiny at Harwich

Allestree, Richard, DD., Provost of Eton, letters of
-, letter to
-, regius professor of Divinity in Oxford
-, See also Compton, Henry, Bishop of London.
-, William, letter of
-, desires a place under government in Sweden

Allin or Allen, Sir Thomas, Admiral of the Fleet in the Narrow Seas, warrant to
-, beating for volunteers to serve under, at Yarmouth
-, volunteers being raised for, at Pendennis
-, pressed men for, from Plymouth
-, seamen listed for, at Dartmouth
-, ordered to keep a French lieutenant in custody
-, ketch of
-, ship of, to be exempted from the embargo
-, squadron of, at Spithead
-, lieutenant of, pressing men at Plymouth

Allison, William, commission to

Alnwick, Capt. Stanhope ordered to

Alsop, Richard, sergeant in the Middlesex militia

Ambassadors, foreign, in England, question as to their right to import foreign commodities
-, houses of, Order in Council to prevent the open repair to Mass at
-, memorandum about
-, circular letters to
-, requested to furnish lists of the priests and servants attending on them

America, the plantations of, person intending to settle in
-, the Duke of York's territories in, governor-general of. See Lovelace, Francis.

American seas, mermaids said to have been seen in

Ampthill, co. Bedford, rectory of, dispensation concerning

Amsterdam, letter dated from
-, printed letter from
-, vessel of
-, vessels for
-, vessels from
-, person bred in business at
-, libels found in the streets of
-, the Prince of Orange said to have gone in haste to
-, merchants of, impoverished by the war and inclined to peace
-, mills burnt by lightning at
-, reports from
-, an inhabitant of, to settle in Virginia
-, people of, in favour of a peace at any terms
-, printing presses in
-, the States of, inclined to peace with France

Amsterdam [New], now New York, grant dated from

Anderson, —, S.J., said to have been sent to Windsor to kill the King

Anderton, Matthew, of Chester, ordered to send things to Ireland

Andover, carrier from

Andrews, —, sergeant in the Middlesex militia

Androwes, Mr.

Angle, Mary de I', wife of the Dean of Windsor, grant of denization to
-, Maximilian de I, King's Chaplain, grant to, of a canonry

Anglesey, Earl of. See Annesley, Arthur, Earl of Anglesey.

Anhalt, the Prince of, servants of, pass for
-, arrives at Harwich

Annandale, Earl of. See Johnston, William, Earl of Annandale.

Annesley, Arthur, Earl of Anglesey, Lord Privy Seal
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, Lord Ranelagh's accounts audited by
-, required as witness in a suit in Ireland
-, member of a Committee of Council for further discovery of the Popish plot
-, See also Finch, Heneage, Lord Finch of Daventry.

Annyson, Francis, of Norwich, suspected of a design against the Bishop of Norwich

Anthony, —, servant of Lord Carrington, to be examined as to arms carried to his master's house

Antigua(Antego), Governor of. See Stapleton, Col. William.

Antrim, Marquess and Marchioness of. See Mac Donnell, Randal and Rose, Marquess and Marchioness of Antrim.

Antrobus, George, statement of the case of
-, Mary wife of

Antwerp, letter dated from
-, expected to be taken by the French in five days
-, orders sent to, mentioned
-, the Duke of Monmouth passes, en route for Brussels
-, all the English battalions passed
-, a yacht desired to meet the Duke of Monmouth at
-, the Duke of Monmouth visits Col. Sydney at
-, two battalions sent to
-, troops to be transported to, instead of Ostend
-, horses to be transported to
-, hay to be landed at
-, great sickness at
-, market
-, Governor of. See Salinas, Don.
-, and Dendermond, the Prince of Orange urged to have a care of
-, See also Dendermond.

Appleby, Gregory, informations of

Arbigland, lands of, in the parochine of Kirkbean and Stewardry of Kirkcudbright, warrant for a charter of

Archangel, ships departing for

Archer, Henry, warrant for the respite of
-, Capt. James
-, Capt. James and Walter, sons of, allowance to
-, Major Francis, son of, deceased

Ardagh, co. Longford, lands called the 16 Cantrons in. and the towns and lands of Killerehir, Bundunnogh, Killnetroghan and Congarrowe, in the barony and county of Longford, to be made part of the manor of Longford

Ardin, James, pass for

Ardrey, Mrs., letter of, delivered to Sir J. Williamson
-, Francis Grigg acquainted with.

Arenhaut, John, of Flanders, late servant to the Count d' Egmont, pass for

Argyle, Earl of See Campbell, Archibald, Earl of Argyle.

Arlington, Earl of. See Bennet, Henry, Earl of Arlington.

Armagh, Archdeacon of. See Ward, Michael.

Armiger, Clement, letter of
-, William, commission to

Armorer, Sir Nicholas, letter of
-, wool grant to, mentioned

Arms, Coats of, and achievements, unlicenced painting and marshalling of

Armstrong, Sir Thomas, wounded in battle near Mons

Army, the, the Chirurgeon-general of, warrant for payment to
-, See also Forcade, Florence.
-, commissary general of victuals for. See Fairborne, Sir Palmes.
-, the Drum Major General, complaint of rights of
-, See also Maugridge, John.
-, the Provost Martial General. See Sherburne, Thomas.
-, the serjeant trumpeter. See Price, Gervase.
-, commissions for 20 more regiments to be given out
-, additional establishment for
-, recommendation to disband
-, vote of the House of Commons concerning
-, the new raised forces, ranks of colonels in
-, estimate of the charge of
-, Bill for paying off and disbanding, mentioned
-, conference about amendments to, mentioned
-, warrant as to clothing of
-, list of the chief officers for, discontent at
-, allowances of bread for
-, contract for bread for
-, proposals for forage of
-, fears that the King will keep up
-, note as to the provision for
-, foot companies in Flanders, names of officers of
-, the regiment of Horse Guards, commanded by the Earl of Oxford
-, commissions in
-, Horse Guards, the, 100 of, taken by the Duke of Monmouth
-, note as to ranks in
-, the three troops of Horse Guards, a detached party to be drawn out of
-, list of quartermasters and brigadiers of
-, the King's troop of Horse Guards, commanded by the Duke of Monmouth
-, commissions in
-, guidon of
-, the four brigadiers of, dates of appointments of, as corporals
-, the Queen's troop of Horse Guards, commission in
-, Sir Philip Howard displaced from his command in
-, the four brigadiers of, dates of the appointments of, as corporals
-, names of the four brigadiers and quartermaster in
-, notes of commissions in
-, the Duke of York's troop of Horse Guards, commission in
-, notes of commissions in
-, the King's Life Guard, Jesuit that intended to get into
-, Horse or Foot Guards, the, reward offered to discoverer of any officer or soldier of, who shall be perverted to the Romish religion or hear Mass
-, the Queen's regiment of Horse, commanded by the Duke of Albemarle
-, warrant for delivery of colours &c. to
-, commission in
-, troop of, ordered to Carlisle
-, the Duke of York's regiment of Horse
-, troop to be raised for, by the Marquess of Montrose
-, the King's troop of Grenadiers, payments for clothing &c. of
-, the Queen's troop of Grenadiers, under the command of Sir Philip Howard, commissions in
-, the King's and Queen's troops of Grenadiers, warrant for delivery of coats for the hautbois of, desired
-, uniforms for the hautbois of, to be provided
-, the Duke of York's troop of Grenadiers, under the Earl of Feversham, commissions in
-, the Duke of Monmouth's troop of Grenadiers, commission in
-, the King's regiment of Dragoons, commanded by the Earl of Feversham
-, colours for, to be provided
-, the Guards, battalion of. in garrison at Ostend, provisions for
-, aid major of. See La Rue, Mr.
-, two battalions of, to go to Brussels
-, chirurgeons of, payment to be made to, for medicines
-, should march and camp in the centre of the brigade
-, officers of, the King will not make any alteration in the commissions of
-, petition against the officers of
-, the King's regiment of Guards, commanded by Col. Russell
-, commissions in
-, requested
-, soldiers of, for Ostend
-, the King's own company in
-, Col. John Russell's company in
-, companies of, in Flanders
-, pay for recruits of
-, the Coldstream Guards commanded by the Earl of Craven
-, commissions in
-, to quarter at Brussels
-, battalion of, reviewed by the Prince of Orange
-, companies of, going to Bruges
-, four companies of, to be kept at Ostend
-, part of, to be recalled from Bruges
-, four companies of, at Bruges, to join four from Ostend, and march
-, cornet of, to be apprehended
-, the Duke of York's regiment, commanded by Sir C. Lyttelton
-, commissions in
-, pay due to
-, company of, leaves Portsmouth for Flanders
-, arrived at Harwich from Berwick
-, companies of, to go to Bruges
-, two foot companies of, going to Yarmouth
-, five companies of, shipped for Ostend, to be sent to Bruges
-, soldiers of, for Flanders
-, adjutant of. See Beauvoir, Richard.
-, the Duchess of York's regiment, commanded by Col. Edward Villiers
-, commissions in
-, arrived at Ostend
-, to go to Brussels
-, horses for the officers of, to be transported from Margate
-, waiting at Margate for transportation
-, to return to their quarters at Canterbury
-, at Canterbury
-, detachment of, on guard at Deal Castle
-, the Holland regiment, commanded by the Earl of Mulgrave
-, commissions in
-, desired
-, embarked at Harwich
-, battalion of, ordered to Nieuport
-, to march from Bruges
-, to quarter at Louvain
-, company of, leaves Portsmouth for Flanders
-, at Nieuport
-, a new raised company of, sails for Ostend
-, companies of, going to Bruges
-, shipped for Ostend, to be sent to Bruges
-, the Earl of Airlie's troop of horse (Scotch), commissions in
-, establishment for
-, Lord Alington's regiment of Foot
-, commissions in
-, pay due to
-, at Colchester, expected at Harwich
-, going to Holland
-, to march from Bruges
-, to quarter at Malines
-, three companies of, embarked at Harwich
-, eight companies of, expected at Harwich
-, sail for Ostend
-, Col. Belasyse's regiment, losses of, in battle near Mons
-, the Earl of Caithness' company of Highlanders, commissions in
-, establishment for
-, Lord George Douglas's (or the Earl of Dumbarton's) regiment in the French service
-, to be quartered at Deal on return from France
-, coming to England
-, many of, at Dover, expecting orders to march
-, person appointed to meet soldiers of, at Harwich
-, pass for officers of
-, order for the mustering of
-, Lord James Douglas's regiment (Scotch), captain in. See Murray, Charles.
-, offered to, and refused by, the Earl of Mar
-, Col. Thomas Dongan's regiment, commission as colonel of
-, list of officers in
-, Sir John Fenwick's regiment of Foot
-, commissions in
-, requested
-, to stay in garrison at Nieuport
-, certificate of pay due to
-, Lord Gerard's regiment of Horse.
-, troops of, not kept in good condition
-, Sir Henry Goodrick's regiment of Foot
-, commission in.
-, carriage for baggage of, to be pressed
-, to be transported to Flanders
-, to be embarked at Harwich
-, on the march near Harwich
-, sailed for Ostend
-, to stay at Bruges
-, question as to raising recruits for
-, in Flanders
-, John Graham of Claverhouse's troop of horse (Scotch)
-, establishment for
-, the Earl of Home's troop of Horse, commissions in
-, establishment for
-, the Earl of Inchiquin's regiment in garrison at Tangier, commissions in
-, the Viscount of Kingstoun's company of dragoons (Scotch), commissions in
-, establishment for
-, Col. George Legge's regiment of Foot
-, commissions in
-, arms to be provided for
-, additional establishment for
-, shipped at Portsmouth for Flanders
-, parades before the Duke of Monmouth at Nieuport
-, to prepare to march from Nieuport
-, to quarter at Vilvorde
-, to be ready to to take the field
-, sent back to Brussels and Malines
-, provisions to be delivered to
-, to sail from Sluys to Brussels
-, horses for the officers of, licence for transportation of
-, the Earl of Linlithgow's regiment (Scotch), commissions in
-, ordered to disperse conventiclers near Glasgow
-, the Earl of Mar's regiment (Scotch), commissions in
-, establishment for
-, Col. James Menzies' company of Highlanders, commissions in
-, establishment for
-, the Duke of Monmouth's regiment of Foot
-, commissions in
-, desired
-, arms to be provided for
-, soldier of, to be banged for desertion
-, to go to Louvain
-, list of the officers of
-, officers of, obliged to retire as Roman Catholics
-, list of persons dismissed from, as Roman Catholics
-, quartered in Southwark
-, old battalion of
-, four companies of, to march to Hull
-, a battalion of, to march from Bruges
-, to stay at Bruges
-, to quarter at Louvain
-, arrived at Ostend
-, to go to Brussels
-, ordered to Bruges
-, ordered for Flanders, horses for the officers of
-, to return to quarters
-, companies of, to mount guard at the Tower
-, French battalion of, list of officers of
-, the Duke of Monmouth's regiment of Horse, commissions in
-, desired
-, lists of officers of
-, warrant for provision of liveries and colours to
-, notes of appointment of quarter-masters in
-, the Duke's own troop in
-, quartermaster of. See Pounland, Mr.
-, troop of, to march to Hackney
-, to march to Hampstead and Highgate
-, troops of, to march to the North
-, Col. Macartie's regiment in Ireland
-, commission in
-, list of the officers of
-, to be made into 21 companies
-, Lord Morpeth's regiment
-, commissions in
-, mentioned
-, to stay at Bruges
-, deserters from, arrested at Dover
-, specially liable to desertions
-, a company of, to do duty in Dover castle
-, pay due to
-, Lord O'Brien's regiment
-, commissions in
-, warrant for payment of
-, ordered to Ostend
-, ordered to Bruges
-, to continue at Ostend
-, in Flanders
-, Prince Rupert's regiment of Dragoons
-, chirurgeon to. See Maye, Martin.
-, commission in
-, quarter-mastergeneral of. See Hawley, William.
-, Col. Thomas Salusbury's regiment of Foot, commissions in
-, Col. Sir Thomas Slingesby's regiment
-, commissions in
-, to march from Bruges
-, to quarter at Malines
-, warrant for payment of
-, certificate of pay due to
-, Col. Thomas Stradling's regiment, commissions in
-, commission as chirurgeon to, requested
-, carriage for baggage of, to be pressed
-, marched from South Wales to Reading
-, mutiny of, at Wootton-under-Edge
-, Col. Henry Sydney's regiment
-, to be ready to march
-, to quarter at Malines
-, provisions to be delivered to
-, to sail from Sluys to Brussels
-, pay due to
-, Sir John Talbot's regiment of Dragoons
-, commissions in
-, Col. Edward Villiers' regiment, commissions in
-, See also under Duchess of York's regiment.
-, Sir Lionel Walden's regiment
-, commissions in
-, commission in, desired
-, companies of, embarked at Harwich
-, an ensign's place in
-, chirurgeon to. See Foster, Ralph.
-, Sir Charles Wheler's regiment
-, commissions in
-, company of Grenadiers to be raised for
-, Col. Wiseley's regiment (Dutch), recruits for
-, of the Commonwealth, means taken to preserve a collection of pamphlets from

Arnold, John, removed from the commission of the peace of Monmouthshire
-, Michael, captain in the Middlesex militia
-, junior, letter of
-, father of, question of a bond of
-, Nehemiah, ensign in the Middlesex militia

Arran, Earls of. See Butler, Richard, and Hamilton, James, Earls of Arran.

Arrow, letters dated from

Arundel, Henry, Lord Arundel of Wardour, a Jesuit priest living with
-, to be kept close prisoner at the Tower
-, case of, in the matter of commitments, mentioned
-, to be allowed the liberty of the Tower
-, persons to be allowed access to
-, was to have governed the army
-, alleged Jesuit commission to, as Lord Chancellor of England
-, house of, a Popish priest sheltering in
-, Henry, and his lady, pass for
-, Sir John, Master of Horse to the Queen, pass for
-, Richard, Lord Arundel of Trerice, reference of petition of

Arzila, Algerine driven aground near

Ashby, Thomas, tipstaff of the King's Bench, warrants to
-, See also Atwood, Goodman.
-, Capt., of the Dunkirk, arrived at Deal
-, See also Berry, Sir John.
-, —, S.J., instructions for the King's assassination brought from St. Omer by

Ashford, troop to march from

Ashton, Edmond, petition of, reference of
-, Mr., M.P. for Liverpool

Aslaby, T., storekeeper at Bridlington
-, letters of
-, Thomas, junior, letters of

Astley, Capt., of Lord O'Brien's regiment, note of leave to

Aston, Edmond, forfeited estate granted to
-, Walter, Lord Aston of Tixhall, visited by Father Ireland
-, servant of

Astrological predictions made in 1661, mentioned

Ath (Aeth). See under Charleroi.
-, and Mons, the Prince of Orange's army situated between

Atherton, Mr., M.P. for Liverpool

Athole, Marquess of. See Murray, John, Marquess of Athole.

Atkins, Sir Robert, K.B., Justice of the Common Pleas, letter to
-, called in to a Council on the Popish plot
-, —, examination of, before the Council

Atkinson, Thomas, commission to

Atlas, a new, proposal for printing

Atterbury, Thomas, a messenger
-, letters of
-, warrants to
-, engagement witnessed by
-, arrived at Harwich
-, question as to the packet-boat which brought, from the Brill
-, sailing and sailed from Harwich
-, payment requested for an express vessel for

Attleborough, Norfolk, troops to be quartered at

Attorney General, the. See Jones, Sir William.

Attwood, Mr., buildings of, in Gray's Inn

Atwood, Goodman, deputy marshal of the King's Bench, letter of
-, warrant to
-, certificate concerning
-, and Thomas Ashby, tipstaff of the King's Bench, warrant to, mentioned

Auckland, St. Helen, certificate dated from

Audley, Lord. See Tuchet, James, Lord Audley.

Audley, Henry, pass for
-, Mr., of Gray's Inn
-, lodgings of, to be searched

Auldtoune of Monaillie, town and lands of, in the parochine of Forgae and shirefdome of Aberdeen, warrant for a charter of new infeftment of

Aumont, the Duc d', horses to be transported for the use of
-, Gentleman of the Horse to. See Clermont, Sieur de.

Aungier, Francis, Earl of Longford, question as to a former grant of Portlester to
-, letters patent on behalf of, mentioned
-, warrants for grants to
-, warrant in favour of
-, caveat in favour of
-, granted the governorship of the town of Carrickfergus
-, pass for
-, and his lady, not likely to summer at Belfast
-, Ambrose, brother and heir of, Lord Aungier, caveat at the desire of
-, John, minister of Lurgan, co. Cavan, wounded, and house of, burgled

Aunsham, —, captain in the Middlesex militia

Auverquerque, Heer, with the Prince of Orange

Axtel, Col. Daniel, the regicide
-, Mr., warrant to search the house of, at Newington
-, desired

Ayet, John Dominique, cook to the Comte d'Egmont, pass for

Aylesbury, road from, to Brackley

Ayloffe, Sir Benjamin, petition of
-, Order in Council on
-, to be taken into custody

Ayr, the Committee of the Privy Council still at
-, magistrates of, accused for not apprehending John Welch
-, very few in, refuse the bond

Ayres, Thomas, tapster, murder of
-, pardon for

Ayresse, —, house of, in Drury Lane

Ayrshire, disputed election of Commissioners for
-, election of Commissioners for, approved
-, annulled
-, heritable sheriff of. See Crichton, William, Earl of Dumfries.