I

Iceland masters, of Yarmouth, two, brought before the Council

Idoikowski, Joseph, native of Poland, pass for

Inchiquin, Earl of. See O'Brien, William, Earl of Inchiquin.

Inchkeith, lands and isle of, warrant for a charter of new infeftment of

Inchmichael, lands and barony of, warrant for a charter of new infeftment of

India, the Dutch governor in chief in, large number of seamen demanded by

Ingatestone, troops to quarter at

Ingoldesby, Sir Richard, deputy lieutenant of Buckinghamshire, to be removed from his office

Ingoldsby, Elizabeth, and Susannah and Mary, her children, pass for

Ingram, Sir Arthur, operated on, for the stone
-, Ralph, recognizance of, petition concerning

Innes, James, warrant for a pardon to
-, James, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia
-, John, son of the Laird of Innes, commission to
-, Thomas, eldest son of the late John Innes, notar in Auldearne, warrant for a charter a new infeftment to
-, William, brother to the Laird of Innes, commission to
-, Capt. William, of the Earl of Linlithgow's regiment

Innis, William, pass for

Inniskillen, Capt. Ball to be buried at

Inventions. See patents.

Inverkeithing (Innerkeithing), confirmation of two tacks of teinds of lands in and around
-, Burntisland and other towns on the coast of Fife, grant of the clerkship and keeping of the concquett seal in

Inverness. See Elgin.
-, shire of, committed to the care of the Earls of Argyle, Moray, and Seaforth

Invernytie, the Maines of, in the shirefdomes of Perth and Clackmannan, warrant for a charter of

Ipswich, troops quartered at
-, troops to march to

Ireland, the Lord Lieutenant of, question wheather, has a veto on the Council
-, See also Butler, James, Duke of Ormonde; Capel, Arthur, Earl of Essex.
-, Lord Lieutenant and Council of, letter of
-, mentioned
-, read before the Council
-, order of, mentioned
-, packets from, to be read before the Council
-, papers from, mentioned
-, rules as to quit rents made by, mentioned
-, the Privy Council of, question whether the Lord Lieutenants has a veto on
-, persons to be admitted to
-, debate in, as to Bills for incapacitating Roman Catholics
-, to be consulted as to a shortage of coin in Ireland
-, See also Butler, James, Duke of Ormonde.
-, the, Act of Settlement in
-, the Commissioners for executing
-, the Act of Explanation in
-, the Acts of Settlement and Explanation in
-, the Commissioners for executing
-, quit rents payable under
-, the late Court of Claims in
-, proposed Parliament in, Council meeting at Kilkenny with regard to
-, discussion as to difficulties that might arise from
-, argument against calling, at present
-, question as to a Bill for disqualifying Roman Catholics from sitting in
-, should have a short Session only
-, no certain news as to
-, tests to be taken by members of, as in England
-, expected to meet soon
-, expected to be held in May
-, discussion as to elections for
-, not likely to meet till August
-, report of, received joyfully at Belfast
-, Bills for, transmitted to England for the previous approbation
-, list of and considerations on
-, account of the consideration of, by the Privy Council
-, the Duke of Ormonde disappointed at the opposition in England to the sitting of
-, expected to sit soon
-, Lord Chancellor of. See Boyle, Michael, Archbishop of Dublin.
-, the Court of Chancery in, offices of Clerk of the Hanaper and Clerk of the Crown in, grants in reversion of
-, offices of cursitor or clerk and engrosser of all original writs out of
-, Masters in Chancery in, mistake of, in a suit touching Sir Maurice Eustace
-, the Court of King's Bench in
-, Lord Chief Justice of, witnesses against Archbishop Plunket delivered to
-, See also Booth, Sir Robert; Povey, Sir John.
-, the Court of Common Pleas in, action of ejectment in
-, Lord Chief Justice of, dispute heard before
-, See also Booth, Sir Robert; Keating, John.
-, the Exchequer in, petition for release of a chief rent out of
-, the Court of Exchequer in, informations exhibited in
-, orders to be given to
-, Lord Chief Barons of. See Bysse, Sir John; Hen[n], Sir Henry.
-, Chief Remembrancer of, office of
-, the Court of Admiralty in, sentence in, mentioned
-, the Attorney-General of, warrant to
-, to be prepared
-, nolle prosequi to be entered by
-, recommendation to be made to
-, report by, mentioned
-, reports by, recited
-, petition for a nolle prosequi by
-, papers to be delivered to
-, See also Domville, Sir William.
-, the Solicitor-General of, certificate of, recited
-, reports by
-, recited
-, See also Keating, John; Temple, Sir John.
-, King's Counsel in. See Becket, William.
-, the Auditor-General of, office of
-, the Vice-Treasurer of, orders to be given to
-, the Commissioners for taking the accounts of, payments to be allowed by
-, moneys to be paid to
-, the Commissioners of Appeal in
-, the Commissioners for examining accounts &c. in, office of auditor and assistant to.
-, the Commissioners of Inspection in, inadequate account of the condition of the farmers of the revenue sent in by
-, the Revenue of, new commission for the management of
-, letter concerning the farm of, mentioned
-, account of sources of, and proposals for increasing it.
-, demise of, recited
-, Commissioner of. See Ellis, William.
-, the Establishment of, regiment to be inserted in
-, pension to be placed on
-, pension on
-, mentioned
-, warrant concerning
-, stop to payment of pensions on, mentioned
-, complaint of the insufficiency of
-, the Military Establishment of
-, sums due on, up to 25 December, 1675, to be paid off in instalments
-, the Civil List of, sums due on, up to Michaelmas, 1675, to be paid off in instalments
-, Lord Almoner in. See Boyle, Michael, Archibishop of Armagh.
-, the pursuivants in, messenger of. See Wakefield, George.
-, the Secretary at War in. See Lane, George, Viscount Lanesborough.
-, the Muster Master General of, orders to be given to
-, the Muster Master General and Clerk of the Cheque in, office of
-, Comptroller of the Musters and Cheques in. See Fitzgerald, Robert.
-, Masters of the Ordnance in. See Aungier, Francis, Earl of Longford; Chicheley, Sir Thomas.
-, officers of the Ordnance in
-, Ordnance Office in, the Treasury of
-, chief engineer in. See Robinson, William.
-, Army in, printed declaration for the officers of
-, deduction to be made from the pay of, for maintenance of old soldiers
-, office of chirurgeon general to, grant in reversion of
-, complaint of the insufficiency of
-, Col. Justin Macarty's regiment in, money to be provided for
-, to be disbanded
-, troop of Horse Guards in, captain of. See Berkeley, Maurice, Viscount Fitz-Hardinge.
-, company of Foot Guards in, said never to have been raised
-, warrant with regard to
-, regiment of Guards in
-, the Earl of Dunbarton's regiment (the regiment of Douglas) ordered to
-, Scotch regiment in, deductions from pay of
-, detachment of, for Tangier.
-, countermanded
-, a foot company in, captain of
-, passes to
-, complaint that little is done to secure the English interest in
-, news of a designed French attack on
-, statement that the English foot regiments will be sent to
-, laxity of measures against Papists in, deplored
-, Hearth Money in, the farmers of
-, troops to be transported to
-, Strafford's survey and the Down survey of lands in
-, inquiry as to Papists in the cities and great towns of, to be made
-, question as to regulating arrests of ships in
-, recruits from
-, troops to be sent to Scotland from, if necessary
-, sudden depression of trade in
-, Lord Ranelagh determined to go to
-, Lord Ranelagh's journey to, approved by the King
-, orders for the levy and payment of the lapsed money in
-, petition for a grant of chiefries of lands in, referred
-, the Doubling Ordinance in
-, rate of exchange to and from
-, persons to be apprehended in
-, question as to a Bill for incapacitating Roman Catholics in
-, account of how the Protestants of, may disable the Papists from rebelling or assisting a French invasion
-, essay on the state and settlement of
-, scarcity of small coins in, to be remedied
-, Tories in, how to get rid of
-, expeditions against
-, still increasing
-, seven killed
-, Francis Gwyn applies for the post of agent for
-, militia of, draft Act for establishment of, mentioned
-, possibility of lords lieutenant being established in, in place of commissioners of array
-, reported Papist designs in
-, farthing tokens in, not allowed to be issued as lawful coin
-, grant of power to issue copper half-pence in
-, murderers of the Bishop of St. Andrews suspected to have hidden in
-, 60,000 men said to have been ready to assist the Papists in, in
-, papers &c. to be sent to, for the prosecution of Oliver Plunket
-, Lord Ranelagh obtains permission to leave
-, complaints as to commissions issued for inquiring into the King's title to pretended forfeited and concealed lands in
-, the Duke and Duchess of York said to be going to
-, Scotch ministers in, disavow the rebellion in Scotland
-, the Duke of Ormonde said to be recalled from
-, troops to embark for
-, troops from, for Tangier
-, considerations shewing the difficulty of raising an extra 200,000l. from
-, state of the coinage in
-, duty arising by French tonnage in, petition for a lease of
-, North of, payment of the extraordinary charge of the forces in, allowed
-, Scots in, said to be going to assist the rebellion in Scotland

Ireland, Elenor, widow, to have access to William Ireland
-, William, the Duchess of Portsmouth's confessor
-, notes as to the alibi pleaded by
-, not known to Harcourt
-, opinions as to the petition of, to the King
-, report that, will not be executed
-, certain to be pardoned
-, Dugdale's information against
-, the King satisfied by Dugdale's testimony as to
-, almost unknown to Parsons
-, Lord Aston's evidence about
-, to be executed
-, at Tixall
-, persons to have access to, in Newgate
-, body of, to be delivered to his friends
-, false evidence against, pointed out
-, vindication of Oates' evidence as to
-, Ann, sister of, petition of
-, discharged of her recognizances

Irish Acts, to be brought to the Council
-, affairs, the Committee of (the Irish Committee), Francis Gwyn recommended for
-, documents to be read before
-, army, the, person recommended for the first vacancy in
-, cattle, illegal importation of
-, post house, the, let by the Duke of York for three years
-, priests, examination of, mentioned

Irish, the, said to have predicted the Plot, and later developments

Irishmen, two, seized in Westminster Hall
-, certain, to be kept under restrait

Irnespie and Suffock, lands of, confirmation of rent out of

Ironside, Capt., of the Dorsetshire militia

Irvine, Robert, of Bieldsyde, warrant for a charter of new infeftment to

Irving, Alexander, of Drum, warrant for a gift to
-, Alexander, of Hiltoune, lands of, warrant concerning
-, Francis, eldest son and heir of, marriage, escheat and life-rent of, warrants concerning
-, Alexander, of Linturk, warrant for a gift to

Isack (Isaack), Nicholas, of Devon, estate of, petition concerning
-, recommendation on petition of

Isham, John, M.A., candidate for a Fellowship at Christ's College, Cambridge
-, to be admitted a fellow of Christ's College, Cambridge

Isles, the, service of furnishing six tenants with bows and arrows in the King's wars against the inhabitants of
-, Bishop of, congé d'élire to
-, See also Graham Archibald; Wood, Andrew.
-, Dean and Chapter of, congé d'élire to

Isted, Ambrose, reference of petition of

Italian Players, the Band of, pass for

Italians, at Leghorn, seized on Turks men-of-war

Italy, pass to

Ivory, Capt., troop of Dragoons of pay to be allowed to

Izod, Francis, commission to

J

Jackman, Mr., escape of the murderer of

Jackson, Mary, pass for
-, Peter, servant to the Duke of Savoy, pass for
-, Randolph, clerk of the kitchen, security given by
-, Thomas, servant of the Earl of Peterborough, pass for

Jackstoun, lands of, warrant for a gift of

Jamaica, note as to victuals and stores for
-, ships from
-, appeal to the Privy Council from a judgment in
-, Governor of. See Howard, Charles, Earl of Carlisle.

James I, statute of, as to swearing members of Parliament
-, grants by, mentioned
-, case of a baronetcy created by

James, John, reference of petition of
-, Sir John, spoken with, about Lord Conway's business
-, Dr.

Jane, William, D.D., Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford, Francis Nicholson appears before

Janicius, Georgius, a gentleman of Poland, pass for

Jansis, Jean, pass for

Janson, Henry, doctor of Civil Law, pass for

Jarvis, Alderman, Sir G. Rawdon to write to

Jedburgh, inquiry to be made as to a slaughter committed in
-, See also Newbattle.

Jeffreys (Jeffrey), Sir George, Recorder of London, warrants to
-, speaks with the King for Sir Job Charlton
-, opinion of, as to declaring the poll for the election of sheriffs
-, conduct of, at Ludlow, blamed
-, house of, letter dated from
-, Capt. Herbert, company of, in Virginia
-, (Jeffryes), Col., letter from, mentioned
-, to be requested to stand for Brecon town
-, standing for Brecon
-, Capt., of Col. John Russell's regiment
-, Mr., intercedes with Secretary Jenkins for Mr. Powell

Jenkins, Sir Leoline, Secretary of State, letters of
-, circular letters from
-, letters to
-, order of, mentioned
-, persons to be brought before
-, warrant from
-, to be recalled from Nimeguen
-, a founder of the Oxford University Press
-, Secretary Coventry surrenders his office to
-, sworn of the Privy Council
-, not to enter on his duties as Secretary of State until 25 March
-, plate delivered to, for his embassy to Nimeguen, order as to disposal of
-, informations taken before
-, grant of the office of principal Secretary of State to
-, instructions to, as to the King's indisposition
-, endorsement by
-, complains that he is misjudged by the Dutch ambassador
-, order to, as to a declaration to be made by the King
-, going to Windsor
-, papers to be showed to
-, note sent to
-, advowson purchased by, for Jesus College, Oxford
-, Col. Blood's son told to apply to
-, to inquire at St. Malo for one Hackett alias Hara
-, memorandum as to commissions countersigned by
-, Thomas, commission to
-, William, pass for
-, —, petition for pardon for the death of

Jenks (Jencks), Francis, petitions of
-, talked of as a possible member for London
-, Sir Thomas Armstrong said to have had conferences with
-, indictment against

Jenkinson, Robert, prisoner in Derby gaol, to be pardoned

Jennings, —, brother[in-law] of John Speke

Jennison, Justice Ralph, information sent by, mentioned
-, (Jenison), Mr., of Berwick disproves Ireland's attempted alibi
-, further confession of mentioned
-, information of, mentioned
-, evidence of, possible confirmation of

Jepson, Lieut. Norris, pass for

Jermyn, Henry, and Judith, his wife, pass for
-, Henry, Earl of St. Albans, reversion of lands granted to intended for the Earl of Burford
-, warrant for payment to
-, person confined in the house of
-, the King and the Duke of York dine with
-, ordered to summon Mr. Seymour to Windsor
-, (Jermin), Thomas, company of. See under Jersey.

Jersey, letter dated from
-, Major Beckman to see to the defence of
-, blank commission as Commander-in-Chief and Governor of
-, survey of fortifications at to be made
-, troops to be transported to
-, garrison of, relations of with the civil power.
-, additional forces for, ininstructions as to
-, inhabitants of, fellowship for, at Oxford
-, reasons for continuing the English troop of Horse in
-, Capt. Wind's troop in quarter-master to. See, Hill Capt.
-, independent foot company in garrison in
-, Capt. Frederick Cornwallis' company in, commission in
-, Thomas Jermin's company in, commission in
-, Governor of. See Lanier, Sir John; Morgan, Sir Thomas.
-, Bayliffs and Jurats of, order in Council as to the rights of
-, Castle Elizabeth in
-, Mount Orgeuil Castle in, to be demolished.
-, and Guernsey, the only remains of the English conquests in France

Jervis, Elizabeth. See under Lane, Col.

Jesse, William, late vicar of Broad Hempston, Devon

Jesson, Sir William, to indict Sir Richard Newdigate for riot

Jesuits, reported offer to discover the lands and moneys of, in England
-, search to be made for, at Dover and Harwich
-, reward offered for the apprehension of
-, dealings of, with alleged prophets at Toulouse

Jeune, Laurence le, native of France, pass for

Jewell, Abel, affidavit by

Jews, the East India Company's sale adjourned because of absence of
-, proposal for a discussion between, and Christians

Jeyne, Capt. Henry, letter to
-, commission to
-, order for payment to
-, company for Tangier to be commanded by
-, company of, to stop at Portsmouth, en route for Tangier
-, certificate as to the dispersal of

Jodrell, Edmund, reference of petition of

John of Austria, Don, falsehood of Oates' assertion of his negotiations with
-, said to be recovered

Johnsen, Isabella, native of Flanders, pass for

Johnson, Benjamin, Collector of the Hearth Money in London and Westminster, surety of
-, Isabel, timber needed by, for the weir at Lisburn
-, husband of, ill
-, Sir James, to stand for Yarmouth
-, John, coachmaker, reference of petition of
-, Nathaniel, army money in the hands of
-, Nicholas, Paymaster General of the guards and garrisons, certificate by
-, receipt to
-, warrants to
-, Richard, pass for
-, Theodore, debts due to, mentioned
-, William, to be chaplain to the garrison in Guernsey
-, William, high sheriff of Lancashire, dispensation to
-, Dr. William, letter of
-, Sir George Rawdon writing to
-, story of, proves true
-, Mr. Justice, letter to.

Johnston, Helen. See Home, George, of Graden.
-, —, papers relating to the affair of, mentioned
-, —, (alias Dormoe, alias Webb, alias Wall), a Romish priest, executed at Worcester

Johnstone (Johnson, Johnston, Johnstowne) alias Veatch, George, memorandum about
-, to be sent before the Scotch Privy Council
-, delivered up at Berwick

Johnstoun (Johnstown), Robert, Town Major of Edinburgh, memorial of protection to
-, presented as tenant to the Archbishopof St. Andrews

Jolly, —, a tailor, note of papers taken at the house of

Joly, Capt. William, and Johanna, his wife

Jones, Ambrose, late Bishop of Kildare, death of
-, Anne, head and quarters to be delivered to
-, Barzillai, clerk of the stables, licence to sue, for a debt
-, Gabriel, certificate by
-, Humphrey, receiver to the trustees appointed for the sale of the late King's and Queen's goods
-, John, pass for
-, Philip and Edward, pass for
-, Richard, manslaughter of
-, Richard, of Chepstow, deposition of
-, Richard, Earl of Ranelagh, letters of
-, letter to, mentioned
-, expects nothing but civility and justice from the Duke of Ormonde
-, says that he has overpaid his liabilities by his contract
-, pension of, to be put on the Irish establishment
-, solicitor of, in Dublin, question of compensation for
-, partners of, desire nothing but a fair hearing in Ireland
-, accounts of, to be stated
-, determined to go to Ireland to defend the account of his undertaking
-, report that all his houses and estate have been seized
-, delayed in his journey to Ireland
-, favour of, to the Lisburn companies
-, great inquiries about insolvencies in the time of
-, said to be coming to Ireland soon
-, not yet come to Ireland
-, expected in Dublin
-, landed in Dublin and gone to Kilkenny
-, 'Cocky' brought over to
-, petition for quit rents of lands to be granted to
-, to spend Christmas with Lord Granard
-, concern of, at London, mentioned
-, said to be angry with Lord Conway for not going to Ireland with him
-, business with, as to Lord Conway's debentures &c.
-, troubled at not hearing from Lord Conway of his courtship and promotion
-, tailor of, in London, to make suits for Lord Conway
-, complains of being misrepresented to Lord Conway
-, and his mistress, cause much talk in Dublin
-, hoping to come to London soon
-, ill in mind and body at Dublin.
-, reported to be parted from 'Cocky,' his mistress
-, undertaking of, mentioned
-, obtains permission to leave Ireland
-, expected in London
-, said to be kept in Ireland by the physicians
-, departure of, from Ireland, uncertain
-, expected to land in England soon
-, desires to be met at Birmingham by Lord Conway's coach
-, landed at Holyhead
-, gone to Windsor
-, well received by the King
-, and his partners, late farmers of the Irish revenue, claim of 80,000l. from, relinquished
-, sums to balance defalcations claimed by
-, notice as to assignments for debts and other sums payable by
-, new account to be tendered by, not likely to be accepted
-, sum to be paid to
-, Elizabeth, wife of, Countess of Ranelagh, grieves for the death of Lord Brereton
-, in great affliction
-, waited on by C. Magenis
-, daughter of, Viscount Conway rumoured to be married to
-, Sir Theophilus, land in the possession of
-, the King's anxiety that, should do the two Mrs. Sarsfields all possible justice
-, land surrendered by to the Mrs. Sarsfields
-, difference between and the Mrs. Sarsfields, mentioned
-, Sir Thomas, justice of the King's Bench, present at Sir Thomas Gascoigne's trial
-, excellent charge of, at the Taunton assizes, mentioned
-, Thomas, huntsman of the Duke of York, pass for.
-, Capt. Thomas, quartermaster to the King's regiment of Foot Guards
-, letter to
-, warrants for payment to
-, Walter, pass for
-, Walter, auditor to the Commissioners for examining accounts in Ireland
-, Sir William, AttorneyGeneral, letter of
-, letter to
-, petitions referred to
-, warrants to
-, note about
-, opinion of, as to discharge of persons committed by the House of Lords
-, as to searching peers' houses
-, on Carlin's case
-, as to the eligibility of Cornish and Bethel for election as sheriffs
-, upholds the King's title to lands in Ireland
-, clause in a commission omitted in deference to
-, commission to be prepared by
-, refuses to take a fee from Viscount Conway
-, to draw up an information against Mr. Pepys
-, proclamation to be drawn up by
-, resignation of, accepted
-, person that was much employed by
-, or Heneage Finch, Solicitor-General, petitions referred to
-, signification of the King's pleasure to
-, warrants to
-, Mr. and Mistress

Joyce, —, mentioned in an information

judges, the, opinion, of, as to reporting a trial
-, notes as to the opinions of, about the trial of the Lords
-, replies of, to queries by the Middlesex justices
-, opinion of, as to the design of turning the Popish plot on the Protestants

Jues, Christopher, pass for

Juliers, note about affairs of the Duke of Neuburg at

Jures river, the, near Tangier

Jurevez, Stephen, native of Poland, pass for

Jurin, Francis, Jane, Elizabeth and Mary, natives of France, pass for