Anne: Table VII. Passes, Post Warrants and Licences of Absence

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne, 1703-4. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1924.

'Anne: Table VII. Passes, Post Warrants and Licences of Absence', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne, 1703-4, (London, 1924) pp. 292-343. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/anne/1703-4/pp292-343 [accessed 14 April 2024]

Table VII.


	Part I.

	Passes, Post Warrants, And Licences of Absence.
	The passes are, in the great majority of cases, to one or more persons to go to Holland. They are issued on the recommendation of some person or persons, whose names are in this Table given in italics at the end of the entry. In a very few cases the full pass is set out, and these are shewn by the letters (f.p.) in italics at the end of the entry. Otherwise the entry consists only of a note giving the name of the person licensed to pass, and the name of the person or persons who recommend him. When the pass is to go elsewhere than to Holland, a note of the destination is given in the Table.
	The post warrants are shewn as such in the Table, but are not placed in a separate part of the Table. In the original they are entered indiscriminately amongst the Passes. The second part of the Table (Licences of absence) needs no prefatory note.
	Passes And Post Warrants.
	signed, in the case of full passes being entered, by Secretary Hedges.
	From p. 212.
9 Jan.	Colonel Archibald Row, post warrant for three horses and guide for himself and two servants to Edinburgh and back.
20 Jan.	Rebecca Lavinder, a soldier's wife, to go to her husband in Flanders. He is of the pioneers of the train.
9 Feb.	Simon Garnier, a French Protestant settled at Amsterdam. La Mothe, Minister of the Savoy.
	Thomas Bell. Mr. Nicholls.
3 Feb.	Dr. J. Cockburne, J. Vendupat, and James Cockburne.
10 Feb.	Richard Lewis, barber, of St. Giles. James White and Robert Saker.
	From p. 213.
	Cornelis Valentyn, Ary Janssen, Gerrit Janssen, John Arissen, John Stopler, Craen Jacobs, John Brown, Reimer Cornelis, and John Lawrence, Dutch seamen.
13 Feb.	Solomon Levy. Moses Barrow.
	Thomas Hyde, a linen draper, of London. Theophilus Dillingham.
	Jasper Francia. Mr. Simon Francia, merchant, in Leadenhall Street.
12 Feb.	John Farcy and a boy. Mr. Chetwynd.
13 Feb.	John Henry Paulsen, a Hamburg merchant. Jacob Henckell, merchant. An acquaintance of William Nicholas.
Same.	Charles Becher.
	From p. 214.
11 Feb.	To all Admirals, Vice Admirals &c. The Swedish Resident here desires our passport to the Sieur Palmquist, Swedish Resident in France, who is going in that capacity to the States General. Pass accordingly for the ship— with her cargo &c. from Rouen to Rotterdam, provided such vessel carry no other persons whatsoever (f.p.).
	From p. 216.
15 Feb.	John Frederick Arnold, of Leipzig. Mr. Tourton, merchant in London.
	Peter Vandenbroole. Churchwardens and Headboroughts of St. Leonard, Foster Lane, London.
16 Feb.	Cavendish Weedon, Esq. Colonel George Cavendish.
	From p. 217.
11 Feb.	The Swedish Resident here has desired a passport to Cornelius Cocq, his wife, and Charles Grill, his wife's brother, all of whom are subjects of the King of Sweden, who have long resided in Spain and now wish to return home. Pass accordingly to them with four children and four servants from Cadiz, in any ship of a State friendly to us. They must bring on board this pass, and an attestation that all goods which they bring on board belong to them only (f.p.).
	From p. 218.
16 Feb.	Johannes van der Meer, a subject of the States General. Ambassadors Extraordinary of the States General.
	Mary Chalais, with her children, Mary and John and Jane Brunette, French Protestants. Mr. Dubourdieu.
	Salamon Lacruse, a French Protestant.
18 Feb.	Mr. Ebersbach, Secretary to the King of Poland, and his servant.
	Count Corneil de Nassau d'Auverquerc, with Charles Dobreniez [?], John Taradle, James Ricar, — August, — Supplie, and Aaron Servar, his servants.
	From p. 219.
	Joseph Brown, merchant, to go to Portugal.
19 Feb.	Lieutenant-Colonel Rivet (2nd Foot Guards), Mr. Jarvas Robinson and William Mackbeth, to go to Holland.
18 Feb.	Captain Petit, (fn. 1) of Torse's regiment in the States General's service, with a "Cadee," a soldier and a servant.
19 Feb.	Adrian von Zwoll, a subject of the States General.
	Michael Hackmas, a Dutchman of Dort. M. Hertoghe.
	Paul Scheer, master of a Hamburg ship. Count Wratislaw's pass.
20 Feb.	John Barbier, Jane his wife and two children. Fleury and Satur, Ministers.
	Thomas Warner, going to Holland to learn the language. James Clarke.
	From p. 220.
	Angelina Green, who lives at the Hague. Wm. Merritt.
Same.	John Nacken, Andrews Sybrantse and Roelof Dirckje. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Eliza Dabat, a Frenchwoman.
21 Feb.	Louis Cover. Louis de Le Febre, of Conduit Court in Long Acre, silversmith.
22 Feb.	Bernard Millet, a French Protestant. M. Dubourdieu.
	Salomon Maro and Alexander Cadou [?], ditto. MM. De la Motte and Pegerier.
	Thomas Gorden, serjeant of Lord Portmore's regiment, with his wife, to return. Lord Cutts' pass.
	From p. 221.
	John Angersteen, a Swede. Mr. Leyoncrona.
	Anthony Theunisten, William Rooland and Anthony Prings. Dutch seamen. Dutch Ambassadors.
	James Roquette, John Courteau, Peter Lison and John Cadet, French Protestants. Dubourdieu, [and] Satur and Baignoux, Ministers.
23 Feb.	Robert Medley, a student at Leyden University. Robert Carlill, Mayor of Hull, William Hydes, and Samuel Duncalf.
	Persiana Bard, and Sarah and Persiana Bard, her daughters. Mathew Bankes, carpenter in Scotland Yard.
	From p. 222.
	Jacobus Wyerman, a Dutchman, with his wife. Captain Leonard Lloyd, of Colonel Webb's regiment.
	Jacob Cornelis, Claes Williamson, Claes Jonson, and Derck Peterson. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Thomas Le Blanc, corporal in Brigadier Belcastel's regiment in the service of the States General. Dutch Ambassadors Extraordinary.
	Elias Rullaud, an inhabitant of Amsterdam. Same.
	Peter Jansen and Jan de Groote, Dutch seamen. Ambassadors.
	Bernhard Woldenberg. M. Spanheim.
	Stevan Constan and Catherine his wife. M. de la Rivière.
	From p. 223.
	Lewis Fortune, with a little boy. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Francis Marcet, apothecary. M. Dubourdieu.
	Gerard Plonus. M. Spanheim.
	Henry le Grand, cornet of the Horse Grenadiers under the Earl of Albemarle. J. Poumis [?].
	Mrs. Jane Loggan, her daughter Mrs. Mary Loggan, and Elizabeth Augustine, their servant. Mr. Hill.
24 Feb.	Joseph Da Costa, Francis Liz, wife, maid and servants. A. Da Costa.
	From p. 224.
	Peter Queissac, a French Protestant. Mr. Daniel Hay, known to Mr. Ellis.
	John Schlichting, master of a Bremen vessel. Count Wratislaw.
25 Feb.	Isaac George and Eleanor his wife, poor French Protestants. Dr. Du Bourdieu. (fn. 2)
26 Feb.	William Neuchells, a cabinet maker. Mr. Lancaster, Vicar of St. Martin's.
	Peter Clacsen and Beynier Suep. Dutch Ambassadors.
	John Dugars, a poor French Protestant. Same.
	Charles Fauquignon, a Protestant. The Ministers of the French Church in Leicester Fields.
	Antony Garrison, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	From p. 225.
	Francis Bourgeois, a Hamburger. David Sarazin and John Costentin.
	Frederic Henry de Bilderberg and one servant.
	Conrad Mahlstede, John Mahlstede and Jean Kulemkamp, natives of Bremen, and John Henry Reutch de Munde, all four merchants, with their goods. Count Wratislaw.
	Henry Venne, a Dutchman. Dutch Ambassador.
	Lisbeth Gerrits, with her two children. Same.
	Thomas Haynes, John Cooke and John Bellamy, jun. Sir Francis Masham.
	John Friquet, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	Peter Gourdins, a French Protestant, and James Jennings and Mary Jennings. Mr. Feillet and Mr. Merrill.
	James Rousseau, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	From p. 226.
18 Feb.	Henry Davenant, Esq., with his servants and equipage, to pass in his way to Frankfurt-on-the-Main, whither he is going with the title of the Queen's Secretary to the Council of the Circles of the Holy Roman Empire (f.p. Latin).
	From p. 227.
27 Feb.	Nicholas Pitt, Joseph Rogers and Richard Wilcox. Sir Thomas Smyth.
	Lord Tunbridge, Mr. Maurice Zuylestein and Charles Hardick and James Hornt, servants. Mr. Portlock.
	Thomas Goodyer and Elizabeth and Lucy Hodgkins. Mr. Charles Goring.
	Mary Gib, servant to Mr. Robert Shaw, of Rotterdam. William Lawrie, of St. Martin's, victualler, and William Young, quartermaster to Fox.
	John Baird, Patrick Hume and George Waddell. David Nairne, Scots' Secretary.
	Elizabeth Mully, a soldier's wife, to Holland. Minister and Churchwardens of St. Mary Magdalene, Old Fish Street.
	From p. 228.
	Catherina Roos, a Dutchwoman. T. B. de Rheade and W. Huren.
	Richard Stephens, a watchmaker, Leevine Tonstall, a "Live Guardsman's" wife, and her daughter Leevine Funke. Richard Milner, J.P.; Brigadier R. Hensbergh.
1 Mar.	William August, Count de Lynar, with one servant. M. Bouet.
	Captain M. de Sansinenea and Diego de Sein, both Spaniards, to go from hence to Gravesend and embark for Portugal. Sir William Hodges.
	Peter Schoute, Damas Janse, Jacobus Stevenz and Wouter Franse, Dutch seamen. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 229.
	Captain Robert Johnston, his wife and son Peter. Captain Robert Gardner.
	Emanuel Pincoly, of Berlin, and Abraham Orobio, of Amsterdam. M. Spanheim.
2 Mar.	Henry Nutte, a poor French Protestant. M. Dubourdieu, Minister at the Savoy.
	Joost Henrich Biering (formerly cook to M. Spanheim).
	Bearing the Ambassador's pass, he took this with him.
	Jan Damen, a Dutchman. M. Vryberge.
	Hon. Roger Townshend, with four servants. Mr. Ellis.
	From p. 230.
	William Thompson, M.P., and his servant John White. Mr. Ellis.
26 Feb.	Robert Humstone. Thomas Boteler, J.P.
	Ernest Louis Orlich, with his servant, Godfry Edelman. M. Bouet.
	From pp. 230–231.
2 Mar. St. James'.	Sir Charles Isaac, of the Royal Household: to Holland on his private affairs (f.p.).
	From p. 231.
3 Mar.	Guiseppe Palavicino and one servant. Count Wratislaw.
	Mary du Lis (residing at the Hague); John Dagos, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	Peter Boumard and Stephen Charles, French Protestants. Same.
4 Mar.	Solomon Gonsal, a French Protestant: to Holland. Dr. Satur. From p. 232.
	Herman Foortman, the late King's groom. Dutch Ambassador. To go gratis in the packet-boat.
	Samuel Buck, Samson Schaxman, and David Dear, poor Dutchmen. Benjamin Levy.
	Captain Christian Rantzaw, of the Danish troops, with two servants. Danish Envoy.
	Isaac Jacobs, a poor Dutch boy. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Barent Linteling, a burger of Amsterdam. Same.
5 Mar.	Gottfriede Hartman, of Dantzig. M. Jacobsen, merchant.
	From p. 233.
	Anne Brewing and Anne Mackenzie, sergeants' wives in Colonel Row's regiment. Colonel Row.
	Marie Blondeau, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	Thomas Lucas, wife and daughter; French Protestants. M. Spanheim.
6 Mar.	Daniel Bertrand, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	Peter Dubourgs, cook to the Duke of Ormond. Duke of Ormond.
	Peter Cornelis, a Dutchman. Dutch Ambassadors.
	James Delanne, a barber. Messrs. Goddard, Tuer and Lowndes.
	From p. 234.
	Nicholas Barroque, a French Protestant. Mr. Satur.
	Steven Trasfen, a Dutchman. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Lieutenant Charles Green, and William Waite and James Fresby, recruits; all of Lord Raby's regiment. Lord Raby.
9 Mar.	William Dutton Colt, Esq., and Alexander Chancell, with their servants.
10 Mar.	R. Medley: prolonged 20 days.
9 Mar.	Stephen Billon, a tradesman, of the Hague. Dutch Ambassadors.
10 Mar.	Kendrick Christian, a Dutchman. Same.
	From p. 235.
	Henry Campman, master of a Hamburg ship, and John Mink. Count Wratislaw.
	Adrian le Coynte, a French Protestant, and Martha Soier, same. Dr. Satur and Dr. Primrose.
11 Mar.	Lieutenant John Pitt, of Colonel Wood's regiment, and two servants (John Loyde and George Browne). Commissary Crawford.
	Captain H. Killegrew, Captain Multon Lambard, Cornet James Harrison, their servants (named), with about ten recruits. David Campbell.
	p. 235–cont.
	Jacob Morolles, Jonas Paapes, John Jacobsen, Dutch seamen, who lost their ship.
	George Miller and John Lawrenson, poor disabled seamen discharged. MM. Spanheim and Rosenkrantz.
	From p. 236.
	Jan Janson, Henrik Winter, Court Meyer, Cornelis Symontz, and Jan Jacobse, Dutch seamen. Dutch Ambassadors.
12 Mar.	Philip Margott, surgeon to the Earl of Galway's regiment, now in Holland. Isaac Desgraves.
	Gerard Maillet. Mr. Beckford.
	Albert Van Honten. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Esprit Briancon, Jane his wife and two children, poor French Protestants.
	Samuel Ryder, merchant. Sir I. Rebow.
	Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Reid and four servants. David Nairne.
	From p. 237.
13 Mar.	Albert Scholten. Vryberge.
	Jaques Clergé, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Philip Terhofen, a German. Mr. Morse, of Augustin Friars, London.
15 Mar.	Lord North and Grey, with three servants. Self.
	Edmund Warren. R. Golding, Clerk of the Admiralty.
12 Mar.	Marquis of Lorne, Major Paul Tronchay and Captain Oliver Harcourt, with three servants. David Campbell.
	From p. 238.
15 Mar.	John Pickering and Edward and Rebecca Caunter. Thomas Swaddon and Henry Sanday [?].
16 Mar.	MM. de Dickman and Lassen, Danish subjects and lieutenants of Marines. M. Rosenkrantz.
	Cholmeley Turner, Lawson Trotter, with their governor, Timothy Aubrey, and a servant. Mr. Conyers.
	Isaac d'Epicier, a French Protestant. Ministers and Churchwardens of the French Church at Bristol.
	Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Worthly (captain of 1st Guards), with a servant and his wife. Colonel Henry Wilkins.
	Samuel Noyes, chaplain to the Earl of Orkney's regiment. E. Orkney.
	From p. 239.
	Theodore Smith and a servant. Major Warren.
	Karften Klein and Hans Wolf, subjects of the States General. Dutch Ambassadors.
17 Mar.	Jean Aubery, a French Protestant: Holland. M. Lamothe.
	Jacques le Foret and Bernard Daix, Protestants: to Holland. Dr. Satur.
	Henry Rahta, a Hamburger: same. Brigadier Hensbergh.
	Marjory Ross, Ann Mackintosh and Margaret Frazer, soldiers' wives: same. Viscount Tarbat.
	One corporal and twenty recruits for the Duke of Schomberg's regiment: same. Captain Richard Coote, of that regiment.
	From p. 239.
	Paul Douxsaint, a French Protestant: same. Sir J. Cooke.
18 Mar.	Daniel Colwell and Antony Taylor, who are to serve as volunteers under the Duke of Marlborough. Edward Castle.
	Elizabeth Palmer. Mr. Fairfax.
	Isaac Hoguel. Mr. Primrose.
	James Ibberson and Samuel Hey. Edward Lloyd.
	John la Chapelle, who is going to be cook to Count Oxenstierne. Isaac Desgraves.
	Claas van Eck, Peter Janson, and Peter Lebejas, subjects of the States General. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 241.
	Jonas Watson, major of the train of artillery, and one servant. Lord Cutts.
	Alexander Forbes, adjutant to same, and a servant. C. Musgrave, Clerk of the Ordnance.
19 Mar.	Peter Redmond: Lisbon. Brigadier O'Farrel.
	Jasper Cannon and Jacob Debloe, discharged prisoners, in exchange for English prisoners at Ostende. Commissioners of Sick and Wounded.
	Simon Strey, Joseph Strey, Christopher Nuhause [?], John Boush and Simon Ambockes [?]. Count Wratislaw.
20 Mar.	Brigadier Henry Withers, Captain Henry Desoney, John Cholmeley, and three servants. Brigadier Withers.
	From p. 242.
	John Pickering and Edward and Rebecca Caunter. Thomas Swaddon and Henry Tanday.
	Henry Legge, an officer in Colonel How's regiment. Edward Colston.
	John Aubert, Michael, John and Peter Fournet, and John James Caseneuve, French Protestants. Drs. Satur, Argenteuil and La Mothe.
	Janet Wood, a soldier's widow. Lord Cutts.
22 Mar.	John Mathew Winckler and John Dietrich Martens, German merchants. Count Wratislaw.
	William Hetsler, with his mother, wife and child.
	From p. 243.
	Isaac Bourgal and Antony Robert, poor French Protestants. M. Dubourdieu.
	John H. Boon and Francis Andries. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Andrew Charlton, a servant. Colonel Coote.
23 Mar.	Artus Bouffard, a poor French Protestant.
	Peter La Morinière, ensign in the Royal regiment of foot, with a servant.
	Samuel Bernardean, private gentleman of her Majesty's first troop of Guards, who has leave from Colonel Ogilby. Mr. Morrin, exempt.
	Andrew Tullius, of Holstein, and Henry Mathison, a Dane. Danish Envoy.
	Susanna Trade[?] and Jane Robinson. Mr. Justice Chamberlain.
	From p. 244.
	John Johnson, a subject of the States General. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Herman Bultman. Same.
24 Mar.	Lewis Cornifort, a poor French Protestant. M. Dubourdieu.
25 Mar.	Joachim Reignier, Lewis Tourant and Mathew du Cros, French Protestants. Dr. Satur and other French Ministers.
26 Mar.	Abram and Marie Viel, poor French Protestants. Pegonier.
25 Mar.	James and Martha Braville, same. M. Dubourdieu.
26 Mar.	Peter Montanus, a Dutchman. Dutch Ambassador.
	From p. 245.
	Derick Pershall and Burchard Dinken, merchants of Bremen. Edward Lloyd.
	Natan Samuel, a poor Jew. Benjamin Levy.
27 Mar. Same.	J. J. Klew, of Vienna. Count Wratislaw.
	Lewis Scalberge. M. Aufrere.
	Captain John Wolfe, of Colonel Leigh's regiment. George Walker.
	Captain James Dormer of the 1st foot guards. George Walker.
	Major Cornwallis (of Colonel Webb's), and a servant; Captain Lucas (of Lord North and Grey's), and a servant; Captain Stanwix (of Wyndham's) and two servants. Thomas Stanwix.
	From p. 246.
28 Mar.	Peter Cheneviezes, a poor French Protestant. M. Dubourdieu.
29 Mar.	Cornelius Malloon and Charles Harcomb. Colonel Blount.
	William Careless, of St. Giles' parish. Ralph Bucknall, J.P.
	Captain Charles Lewis and a servant. Lord Cutts' pass.
	Guiseppe Larrea, a Spaniard, and his servant. Count Wratislaw.
	Adrian von Gospet and Pieter Slip. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 247.
30 Mar.	Mary Baumester, a Dutchwoman: William Sape[?], groom of the chamber to Lady Overkirk.
	Elizabeth Boujer and child, Mary Buckeridge and James Boujer. J. Dabbadie.
	Richard Baxter and George Williams, merchants: to Carolina. Mr. Whitmore.
	John Seires and Robert Cunningham, servants to Captain Dormer, and five horses. Philip Dormer.
	Monsieur Eisbach, a German, and two servants. Count Wratislaw.
	Elise Boureaud and Daniel Jappié, French Protestants. M. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 248.
31 Mar.	Corneles Vander Eyck and his wife Elizabeth. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Anne Colliers and Lydia and Sara, her daughters. Same.
	Captain Peter Lavalette, of Prince George's regiment, and a servant. H. Desney.
	John Hormers, same. Count Wratislaw's Secretary.
	Hendrick Martinus and Peter Beenen. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Gerret Jansen, Jacob Linderson, Peter Junessen, David Andries, Simon Lourence, and Christian Petit. Edward Lloyd.
	John Sale, sword-cutler, of Birmingham. Andrew Arthur and Humphrey Wyrley, Justices for Warwickshire.
	From p. 249.
	John Verhaest and Henry Koning.
	Dr. John Lecaan, surgeon. Mr. Payzant.
1 Ap.	Johannes Watjee, Daniel Breda, Jacobus de Graef, Jacobus Woestyne, Isaack Hack'steen, Gillis van der Burgh, and Johannes Coeper, Dutch subjects, with their wives and children. M. van Vryberge.
	Ensign Thomas Dawson, of Lord North and Grey's regiment.
	Sil[veste]r Stuckley.
2 Ap.	Alexander de Sausseure and Jeanne M. L' Elber, French Protestants. De La Rivière.
	Captain Henry Steuart and J. Nairne, with two servants.
	From p. 250.
	Lieutenant Francis Naison, of Brigadier Wood's regiment, with a servant. J. Morrill.
	Peter Roux, John his son (French Protestants), and Jacob Lateau, a Dutchman. Ministers of the French Church in Leicester Fields and the Dutch Ambassadors.
	John Fagan and P. Toole, Irish merchants. Mayor of Dover.
	David Pigeon. Thomas Manningham, Rector of St. Andrew, Holborn.
	Leendert Snelle and Herman van Sul. M. Van Vryberge.
	John Chabot, a French Protestant. M. de la Rivière.
	From p. 251.
	Robert Wolfe, of Rotterdam. (fn. 3) Joseph Chance.
	John van der Broecke. M. Van Vryberge.
	Benjamin Furly. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Angle Whittle. Sir R. Jeffrey.
	Jacob Hansten. Dutch Ambassadors.
12 Mar.	Lord Raby, as Envoy Extraordinary to Prussia. (Latin.)
	From p. 252.
2 Ap.	Charles Rivot, a poor French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
3 Ap.	Herman Long, a German. Ir. Crusius, minister of the High German Church in the Savoy.
	Joseph Geraud. P. Renaud.
	Peter Peyret, a French refugee. M. Satur.
	Henry Darquett. Mr. Spiesmaker.
	Jacob de Winter and Thomas Smit. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Paul Vaillant, a French bookseller in the Strand. La Mothe.
	Jan Courtman, a Dutchman. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 253.
5 Ap.	Major John Hamilton, of Lord Portmore's regiment.
	Salomon Aymé, of London, merchant. John Robethon.
	Mary, wife to Samuel Ernshaw, soldier in the Foot Guards.
	Captain William Duncombe.
	The Earl of Orkney, Captain William Kerr, two servants, and goods.
	Brigadier Francis Fergus D' Offarrell and servant.
	John Gaile, chaplain to Lumley's horse. M. Payzant.
	William Anne Lord Bury, William van Hals, Gertrude Schoten, Anne Baesmore, Thomas Parkes and Joshua Pomier. Van Hals.
	From p. 254.
	The Countess of Nassau-Saarbruck and three servants.
	Charles Bluont [sic]. Col. H. Bluont [sic].
6 Ap.	John Powell. Lord Raby.
	Richard Toft, of London, merchant. Mayor Samuel Dashwood.
	Major Napper, of Colonel Cadogan's regiment, and Richard Aubrey and Edward Lowden, troopers.
	Anne Vandike. Mr. Negus.
	Anne van Hogen. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 255.
	Martha, Jean and Louise Niutte. M. Dubourdieu.
	Joan Toone and child. Officers of the Ordnance.
7 Ap.	Captain John Pocock of the 1st Guards.
	Francis Dourdain and Lewise, his daughter. Mr. Primrose, minister of the French Church in Threadneedle Street.
	Lt. Charles D'Albenas. Dr. Ja. Sartre.
	William Strickland, Esq., with M. la Treille, his governor, and two servants. Sir William Strickland.
	Peter Brigaud, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	From p. 256.
8 Ap.	Jean Transka and one of the sailors of the vessel Great Flute of Riga, to come peaceably from Falmouth to London to give evidence in a maritime cause. Count Wratislaw. (f.p.)
	James Blanche and John Thomas, Coopers in Colonel Cadogan's regiment.
	Lewis Leon and Jacob Mogin, French Protestants. Ministers of the French Church in Leicester Fields.
	From p. 257.
9 Ap.	Edward Cranmer and J. A. Cheneviere. De La Riviere.
	Gabriel Verdier and John Guaydan, French Protestants. Dr. Satur.
	Anthony Pradit, Peter Tubieres, Noe Tabout, Peter Villarmous and Isaac Guairaud, French Protestants. M. Dubourdieu.
	John Pulford and two servants.Francis Ellison, agent to Lord Raby.
	Lewis van Stinckes. Dutch Ambassadors.
10 Ap.	Isaac Charien and Peter Louet. M. Dubourdieu.
	John Blanc, a poor French Protestant. Pegorier.
	From p. 258.
	Jasper Barnes, Jonas Johnson, Martin Martinson, Jurien Hendrickson, John Schatinias, Isaac Cornelius, Ernest Trovyl, John Buck, Andrews Anderson, and Jurien Staman. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Captain de Platen and Christian Junge, with a servant. M. Rosenkrantz.
	Henry Duchesne, Lady Auverquerque's servant. D'Auverquerque.
	Lewis Felix, a Protestant. Dr. Satur.
12 Ap.	Francis Hawkins, John Little and James Pettit, engineers. Board of Ordnance.
	Francis Povey, engineer. Same.
	From p. 259.
	James Ricar, a guard in D'Auverquerque's troop. Madame D'Auverquerque.
	Lewis Sabatier, a French Protestant. M. Dubourdieu.
	Henry Plumtree. Mr. Boscawen.
	John Francis Baudier. Count Wratislaw.
	Casper de Garrillaire and his servant. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Lieutenant-Colonels Windsor, Blount and Ferrers, and Ensign Dockwray with four servants. Lieutenant-Colonel Ferrers.
	Lieutenant-Colonel F. S. Highems and three servants. Self.
	From p. 260.
13 Ap.	Marens Alexander. Van Vryberge.
	Henry Norris, with his wife and a maidservant. Messrs. Heathcot and Nathaniel Gould.
	Aron de Morcado and Benjamin Asponio, poor Jews.
	Mr. Ben Levy.
	William Geffery Abraham, Anna Jacobs and two children, Anna, Moses and Sara Abraham, Elias Polack, Abraham Jacobs and Garson Polack, all poor Jews. Same.
	John Smith and John Inge. John and Samuel Dunklyn.
	Cathrine Angelique Bertrand, a French Protestant. La Mothe.
	Caspar de Gatillaire, an officer of the States General. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 261.
14 Ap.	Hendrina Bruyn, of Gorcum. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Benjamin Cossart, a French Protestant. M. Renu [?].
	Margaret Simpson. Mr. D. Nairne.
	George Wolf, with his wife and son[-in-law].
	James Harnett. M. Crusius, minister of the Lutheran Church.
	Stephen Johnson, Elias Loadwick, John Hartoghs and Simon Perrera, of Amsterdam. Edward Lloyd.
	Claus Frittelvitz and John Keetman, Swedes. Leyoncrona.
	Mathew and Claud Grossieux, French Protestants.
	Dubourdieu.
	From p. 262.
15 Ap.	Beatrix Buys and her children, Hannah and Mary. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Major Wach and a servant. Mr. Stuckley, agent.
	Henry Michelson. Mr. Jacobeson.
	Joseph Sholder, Jacob Pipelo, Michael Pipelo, Jeremiah Salos, Antiner Twewoker, Jacob Vezel, and Paul Bush, "German Canary-bird merchants." Jacob Bury.
	Madam Bethezda Wich, Mr. Cecill Wich, her son, and four servants.
	Humphrey Hutchenson. William Hutchenson.
16 Ap.	Ensign Samuel Holmes, of Lord North and Grey's regiment. Silvester Stukeley.
	From p. 263.
	Rose Ellis. Churchwardens of St. Anne's, Westminster.
	Robert Elliot.Thomas Freckleton.
15 Ap.	Major G. Wade, of Lord North and Grey's regiment. Silvester Stukeley.
16 Ap.	Jeanne Le Guey, a French Protestant. M. Dubourdieu.
	Henry Bertrand. De l'Hermitage.
	Charles Walker. Churchwardens of St. Martin's, Ludgate.
18 Ap.	Mrs. Billingsly and two servants. T. Freckleton.
	From p. 264.
19 Ap.	James Nicols. William Fownes.
	Anthoine Allart, a poor French Protestant. H. Aufrere.
	Anna Tracien (whose husband lives at Rotterdam). F. B. de Reede and F. W. Haren[?].
20 Ap.	Sir James Wood, lieutenant-colonel to Colonel Saunders' regiment, and two servants. Own note.
	Sueder Wessen. M. Vryberge.
	Colonel Richards, James Craggs and Mrs. Amphillis Evans, with three servants. —Craggs.
	From p. 265.
	James Elwick, of St. Michael's, Cornhill. Sir J. Houblon.
	Eliezer Calliman, Mathias Aboab and Jacob Henriques Julian, poor Jews. Moses Barrow.
	James Davis, sergeant to Brigadier Withers. Mr. Povey.
	William Neachells, cabinet maker in Exchange Court, Strand. Francis Negus.
21 Ap.	Francis Van Vrige and Garrett Lawrens, Dutch subjects. Dutch Ambassadors.
	H. Tenz. Count Wratislaw.
22 Ap.	J. Armstrong and Thomas Lassells, of the 2nd troop of Horse Guards, going to serve as engineers. Sir T. Smyth.
	From p. 266.
Same.	Ensign George Gray. T. Lucas.
	Christopher Burch, of Zell. M. Beyrie, Resident of the Duke of Zell.
	James Fabri, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Lyder Fasting, a Dean [Dane]. J. Rosenkrantz.
	Magdaleine Hullon, a poor French refugee. Dubourdieu.
	Cornelius von Meckeren and Joachim Storm. Van Vryberge.
23 Ap.	William and Reiner Sbuelen [?]. M. Spanheim.
	John Williamson and Williamson Goes, Dutch subjects. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 267.
	Jan Goes. Van Vryberge.
	Judith Weddin, a soldier's wife. Hamilton.
	Mathew Wolff and John Godfrey Munnich. Christopher Diet Boes.
24 Ap.	Eimer Borchman, a Swede. Leyoncrona.
	Elizabeth Martin and Ailce Mason. Thomas Ellis, J.P.
	Elizabeth Harrison. Simon Smith &c., of Westminster.
	Pierre Toza, servant to the Earl of Albemarle, and a servant.
	Mr. Dabbadie.
	From p. 268.
	Richard Anders and William Lee. Churchwardens of St. Benet Fink, Broad Street [sic].
	Captain Alexander Grant. Brigadier Douglas.
	Abel Gragné, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Captain Theophilus Vauclan, in Brigadier Fred Hamilton's regiment. Melon.
	Monsieur de Plessen, Privy Councillor to the King of Denmark. Henry Ludolf, Nicolas Lepel, John Wolf, Balthazar Weltzin, Jonas Lorentzen and Frederick Steffenson, in one pass; and Clement Clementson, Charles Schroeder, Andre Nielsen, Hans Joachim Schwart, Francis Monk, Dr. Carsten Bucholtz, Peter Jolly, Edward Ready, Frederick Berchelman and John Bray, in another. [?] Plessen.
	From p. 269.
	Robert Wolfe and Benjamin Hardy. John Morris and Francis Clarke, messengers.
	Catharina Marchall. Dutch Ambassadors.
25 Ap.	Peter Saramia, a French Protestant. P. Rivall for Mme. and P. Laroche.
26 Ap.	William Champneys. Mr. Ellis.
	Richard Patrickson, a volunteer in Major-General Lumley's regiment. Thomas Addison.
	Gerret van der Hart and Otto de Wit, Dutch seamen. Van Vryberge.
	Isaac de Cordua, a Jew. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Capt. Philip Prime and two servants.
	From p. 270.
25 Ap.	Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. Bemond. Colonel Corbett.
26 Ap.	John Hofving, a Swede. Leyoncrona.
	Isaac Drakes. Israel Fielding.
	Jan Goot, a Dutch weaver. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Peter Bergman, a Dutchman. Van Vryberge.
	Daniel De Vos, of Harlem, and John Crop, of Amsterdam.
	Dutch Ambassadors.
	John Martens, a Swede. Leyoncrona.
	From S.P. Dom., Entry Book 387—cont.
	From p. 271.
	Dominique Sauteyron and John Toulon. Reneu.
	Daniel Hack, volunteer of the 1st Guards. Duncombe.
27 Ap.	Anthony Guiraud, a trooper in the Duke of Schomberg's regiment. Colonel de Sibourg.
	William Middleton. Mr. Middleton.
	John Blandford. Lord Lucas.
	John Guyon, a French Protestant. Count Bertheau.
	Joseph Muller. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Henry Freyn. Mr. Hoffman.
	From p. 272.
	Isaac Gomez. Moses Barrow.
28 Ap.	Robert Hann and a servant. William Erle, of Beaufort Buildings.
	Guiryn Viezel, a Switzer. M. Dubourdieu.
	Moyse Hugon. M. Bertheau.
29 Ap.	Louis Francheville. M. de la Rivière.
	Thomasin Bouillon. M. Thamaller.
	Andrew and Johanna Heidtredder, Jacob and Anne Huachell[?], Vincent van Spreckelsen, Mary Adams and Sarah Shrimps. John Esdras Edzard.
	From p. 273.
	John Lamb. Mr. Legat.
	Zechariah Gell and Michael Stagregen. Dutch Ambassadors and Minister of St. Giles' without Cripplegate.
	John Harnage and Thomas Howard, and two servants. Own note (being officers).
	Diederick Dangelfeldt. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Philip Hervillier and Heron Tarquin. Dubourdieu.
30 Ap.	Captain Charles Greaves and John Robinson. Own note.
	Vincent Menil. M. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 274.
	Mr. Edward Cockran and a servant. Mr. Crauford.
	Thomas Monck. M. van Huls.
	Fremyn van Vliet. Dutch Ambassadors.
	David Abraham and Claes van der Wegen. Same.
	Lieutenant Lavally and Ensign Brient Stapleton. Own certificate, and known to Mr. Ramsey.
	Christopher Mebius, a journeyman goldsmith. M. Bosen.
	From p. 275.
	Peter Ardisoit, a cadet in Colonel Row's Fuziliers. Dubourdieu.
1 May.	Salomon Bourghs and Alexander Marcus, two poor Jews of Amsterdam. (fn. 4) Dutch Ambassadors.
	Benjamin Pettman, lieutenant in Colonel Ingoldsby's regiment. Mr. Bennett.
	George Godfrey, William Morse and Martin Bayley. Mr. Cobb.
	Mr. Henrich Schut and Frelo Christens. Mr. Jacobsens.
	Mary Bolew and Elizabeth Bolew, her child. Mr. Negus.
	David Feytingh. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 276.
	Henry Brendel, Joseph Trentin, Mary Fisher and Anna Robinson, servants to Lord Raby. Henry Brendel.
3 May.	Hendrik Gerrits, Jan Jansen and Hendrick Stall, subjects of the States General.
4 May.	Francis Foster, Grace Foster and Mary Franks: to Germany. Thomas Scaife.
	Heuriah Andrews, James Charly, John Blackborn, and William Freeman: to Hamburg. Mr. Andrew, of the George, Coleman Street.
	Daniel Mullins. Gideon Harvey, J.P.
	Adrian van Beverhorst. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Captain Frederic la Penotière, of Brigadier Frederick Hamilton's regiment, and his servant.
	From p. 277.
	John Halsworth. Colonel Shrimpton.
	George Booth and John Graten, who are going to serve in Major-General Ingoldsby's regiment. Lieutenant Ja. Butler.
5 May.	Judith, wife of Richard Sharp, sergeant in Brigadier Frederick Hamilton's regiment. Captain R. Kane.
6 May.	Lieutenant Francis Sterry, sergeant, Simon Callicutt, Thomas Withicum, John Fox, and Samuel Jones, recruits. John Wilson.
	Abraham Aleffen, a Dutch cooper. Dutch Consul.
	Granado Chester and a servant. J. Merrill.
7 May.	Captain Michael Dumkin. John Wilson.
	Freeman Lovell, who is going to serve as a trooper in MajorGeneral Windham's regiment. Robert Dent.
	From 278.
	Samuel Haswell, merchant, to go to Dantzig. Edward Lloyd.
	William Saule, chaplain to the Earl of Derby's regiment, with a servant. Own note.
	G. Powell. Mr. Saule.
	Christian Eilessen and Catharina von Reichem. J. Rosencrantz.
	Bernard Smith, ensign to Colonel Webb's regiment. Roger Myvod.
	Francis Lagis, a Protestant of Geneva. Dr. Dubourdieu.
	Thomas Holmes, shoemaker. Churchwardens of St. John Zacherey, within Aldersgate.
8 May.	Luke Cossard, a French Protestant. Dr. Primrose.
	From p. 279.
	Anthony Compar´ and Claude and James Agier, French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	Henry Quynenburg, a Dutchman in the late King's service. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From pp. 279–80.
30 Ap.	Christopher A. Lutterlok, citizen and merchant of Hamburg, for a Hamburg ship, the Two Brothers, to go to Port Blanc in Brittany and fetch home a cargo of currants which were stranded there when coming [on his account] from Venice and Zante in the San Marco of Venice. She may sail in ballast only to Port Blanc, and bring back the currants to Hamburg, but not any goods the produce or growth of France [f.p.].
	From p. 281.
	Peter Bringman. Dutch Ambassadors.
9 May.	John Vetterwaerier, of Delft. Vryberge.
10 May.	William Lutkens and Vincent de Spreckelsen. M. de Spanheim.
	Ensign Richard Stronghill and Paul Rotier. Known to J. Swinford.
	Wenceslas Louis, Count d'Henkel, and John Casmar, Baron of Abschatz, with three servants. M. Bonet.
	Dirick Johnson, (fn. 5) a Swedish seaman. M. Leyoncrona.
	From p. 282.
	David Ramsay. David Nairne.
	Cospar Albrecht, Wolfgang Bernand Klux, and Anthony Dangoffsky. Mr. Hoffmann.
11 May.	Susanna, wife of Serjeant Moreton, in Lieutenant-General Stewart's regiment. Lieutenant-General Stewart.
	Thomas Pringle and William Cockburn. David Nairne.
	Rachel Calvarus, a poor French Protestant. De La Rivière.
	John Welaf, Lawrence Pieterse and Carsten Wendt. Dutch Ambassadors.
25 May.	John Siskas, a poor French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 283.
11 May.	John and Salomon Carpentier, poor French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	Peter Sycard, a poor French Protestant. M. Aufrere.
12 May.	John Sescas, a French Protestant. P[ère] Rousilhon.
	M. Pincely, A. Isaacks and M. Levy, poor Jews. Dutch Ambassadors.
13 May.	André Pattry. Dubourdieu.
	Abraham Nereira, Moses Lopez and Abraham Orobio. Moses Barrow.
	Anne Smith. Thomas Meriton.
	From p. 284.
	Peter Hambley. Francis Scobell.
14 May.	Abraham Ackersloot and Cornelius Hoftman. James Bateman.
	Elizabeth Keeling and Catherine Martin. Mr. Kirke.
	George Guigner. Henry Gardye.
	Peter van der Foort. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Jan van de Schepper. Samuel Dashwood, Mayor.
	Joseph Sharpe, a fuller, of Exeter. Thomas Fisher[?] and Erasmus Syer.
	From p. 285.
	Sorren Anderson and his son, Anders Sorrenson, and Dirich Erichson Ancker. Rosenkrantz.
15 May.	Captain John Stewart and a servant. Mr. Nairne.
	Adolf Frederick v. Bassewitz, of Mecklenburg. J. G. Hugk.
	Henry Hendrickse, a Dutch seaman. Dutch Ambassadors.
17 May.	John Schult, a Swede. Leyoncrona.
	Colonel Peter Carles and a servant. James Payzant.
	Catharina Westerhof, a Dutch subject. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 286.
	Marie M. Brouchequin, a poor French Protestant, and her daughter Marie. Dubourdieu.
	Jan Pieterse Hindeboom, with his wife and daughter. Dutch Ambassadors.
18 May.	Colonel James Stanhope and Captain Nevill, with a servant.
	The Earl of Barrymore, with two servants.
	Captain William Congrave.
	John Barnardiston. Randolph Knipe.
	Moses Jacobs, a poor Dutchman. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 287.
	Abraham Machau, of Leyden, who has served the Countess of Derby. [Lord] Derby.
19 May.	John P. Brayne and Philip E. Rauffseisen, Swedes; Portsmouth, and thence with the fleet. Leyoncrona.
	Heym Hersch, a Dutch Jew. Dutch Ambassadors.
	John Baptist Vandenvelden. Marquis of Carmarthen.
17 May.	Henry Bland, a London merchant, to go to Russia on business. The opening words set out formally in Latin. Francis Collins, merchant.
	From p. 288.
	Thomas Ward, to go to Danzig. Similar to next foregoing. Mr. Ellis.
20 May.	John Heritier, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Isaac Cornel, a poor Jew. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Caspar Voigt, servant to Count Guldenlew.
	Mathew Clausen and one servant, and Sebastian Wichman, of Holstein. Leyoncrona.
	From p. 289.
	John L. Bourguez and Lawrance Raynard, French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	David Castro, a Jew. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Mary Bennett and Mary Harding. Justice Tully and Robert Grisedale, curate of St. Martin's.
21 May.	Brigett Hunter, a trooper's wife, in Brigadier Ross's regiment. Anthony Row.
	Theophilus Mussard and Honoré Maurice, French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	Pieter van Hoven and Gerard B. van Gulick. M. Van Vryberge.
	From p. 290.
	John Moore: to Portsmouth and thence to Italy. Lord Nugent, &c.
	Mary Sheritte and Mary Pyles. Major T. Boteler.
	Jacques Jandin, a French Protestant. M. Dubourdieu.
22 May.	William Salter: to Lisbon. Gilbert Guines, Peter Lepipre, and others.
	Richard Forstall: Falmouth and thence to Barbados. William Brooke and William Nicholas.
	Nicholas Herne. Frederick Herne.
	Jacob de Haan. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 291.
	Jacob Stoop. Same.
24 May.	Alexander Carnagie and Patrick Cooper, his governor. David Nairne.
	Henry Lacy and a servant. E. Revett, of the Guards.
	Mrs. Elizabeth Prichard and her maid. John Hanbury, M.P.
	Mary Taylor, a soldier's wife, and daughter. C. Povey.
	Mary Richardson and her three children, Bithia, Frances and Nathaniel. Richard Welton, minister of St. Mary's, Whitechapel.
	Anne Mathews, wife of Michael Mathews, of the 3rd troop of Guards. M. Labbadie [D'Abbadi].
	William Bazire, a French Protestant. J. Lions, minister of Lester [Leicester] Fields.
	From p. 292.
25 May.	Henry Jacobs, Jurgen Claes, John Jost, Henry Jansen, and Andrew Machrel, Dutch sailors who left their ship. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Peter and Sara Tarrison, and their children, Frances and Margaret. De la Rivière.
	David Flottard, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Cornelia van der Zee and her two children. M. Van Vryberge.
	Abraham Salomon and his son Isaac Abrahams, Dutch Jews. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Colonel Edward Leigh and two servants.
	Daniel Duprat, a French Protestant. Dr. Aufrere.
	David Caussade, same. Dubourdieu.
27 May.	Paul Wood, an ensign in Colonel Meredith's regiment, his wife Cornelia and his daughters Isabell and Diana. Major Waring.
	From p. 293.
	Stephen Thompson, merchant, Elizabeth Towson and her child, and Anne Wright: Portugal. Mr. Lloyd.
	Mary Margerom, who is going to serve a lady in Rotterdam. George Smith, of Doctors' Commons.
	Robert Bovell, Thomas Lane and Richard Levett.
	Simon Isaacs and Jacob Stephens, who are going as volunteers (renewed June 9). Captain Gardners.
28 May.	Christian Fluger, Jean Bach and Dietrich Trapp, of Bremen.
	James Wooley, of Wapping, who is going over to claim the Bright, a prize re-taken by the Dutch from the French. Edward Lloyd.
27 May	Robert Bovell, T. Lane and R. Levett.
	From p. 294.
29 May.	Sarah Boyce. Henry Allen, a messenger.
29 May.	Theodorus Bolten, his wife and maid servant. F. B. de Rheede. J. W. Haren.
31 May.	P. G. de Gojac, chaplain to Colonel Cadogan's Horse.
	Peter Chretien, a French Protestant. Thomas Satur, Master of the Savoy.
	David Mortier, of Amsterdam. M. Van Vryberge.
	Hester Walker. Anthony Rowe.
	William Cockel and his son; Henry and Adrien Fockee, of Amsterdam. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 295.
	William Matthyssen, of Vlissingen. Van Vryberge.
	Daniel Lion, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Philip Yrschot. Dutch Ambassadors.
1 June.	James Scott and servant. Secretary's Order.
	Conradt Tobias Stein, a German minister, with a youth, Godfrey Wetske. M. Spanheim. Also a note of request by Secretary Hedges that as Stein is a German divine and very poor, he may have his passage in the packet-boat gratis.
	From p. 296.
	William Pemble, of London, merchant. J. Boys.
	Thomas Northons, servant of a merchant of Lynn, Norfolk, going on his master's business. John Turner, Mayor of Lynn.
	Thomas Green, who is going for his education. Bar. Burleigh.
	Elizabeth Finlae, wife of a sergeant in the Earl of Orkney's regiment. William Hamilton.
	Henry Riboteau, a French Protestant. Dr. Du Bourdieu.
	Jane Savy, a French refugee. Same.
	David Bell, ensign in Lieutenant-General Stuart's regiment. J. Wilkes, lieutenant[?] of the troop.
	From p. 297.
	David Clarke, merchant, of London. Edward Lloyd.
	Jacob S. Hendrichsen, a Swede. M. Leyoncrona.
2 June.	Henry Gray, Esq., going to study at Utrecht, and P. La Fargue. Hugh Boulter.
	Peter Thevenot, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Daniel Lacombe and Jeane and Mary Jaquemar. Same and M. Satur.
3 June.	Abraham Valentin, his wife and two children; Joseph Cordovero and his wife, and Joseph Parcadi, Jews. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 298.
	Thomas Taylor, bookkeeper, and John Osbonston Cooper, servants to Mr. Brailsford, merchant of London: to Portugal. Edward Lloyd.
2 June.	Elizabeth Taylor and J. Pashley. Mr. Tully.
4 June.	Christoff W. Scheurl, Leopold Wilkenitz and August Alder, three German gentlemen. Mr. Stanhope &c.
	Jacobus Van der Hell, of Amsterdam. F. B. de Reede and W. Haren.
	William Grills, captain in Lord North and Grey's regiment. Silvester Stuckley, agent.
	Robert Ducket. The Lord Mayor.
	From p. 299.
	Magdalene Supply and her daughters Elizabeth and Jane. Dubourdieu.
	James and George Brailsford, merchants, of London: from Falmouth to Portugal. Edward Lloyd.
	John Hudson and Bernard Moercamp, of Amsterdam. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Martha Chebaut. M. Van Vryberge.
	John Zimmerman and Frederic Erichsen, of "Prussia, Pol." M. Bose, Envoy Extraordinary of the King of Poland.
	Anne Minnens. Thomas Silver.
5 June.	Mary Whyte, her daughter Elizabeth, and a maid. Mr. Hill.
	John J. Mandemaker, a Dutch seaman, and his son. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 300.
5 June.	Cornelius Vandenant, trumpeter to the 1st troop of Guards. Bart. Ogilby.
	Hendrick C. Decker and Adrian A. Boom, Dutch seamen. Dutch Ambassadors.
7 June.	Captain William Cramond, of Colonel George Hamilton's regiment; Archibald Johnston and Charles Ramsay, cadees [sic] of his company, and a servant. William Hamilton.
	Frederick A. Kuhleovein, or Kuhlewein, a Saxon. M. Bose.
	Noah Kestner, a German. M. Spanheim.
8 June.	John Leigh. Silvester Stuckley, agent to Lord North and Grey's regiment.
	M. de la Martinerie and three servants. Bose and Peter Bray [?].
	John and Louis Urchards, French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 301.
	Joseph Sevens and Joseph Arents, with his wife and four children. Jews. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Isabel Porter, a trumpeter's wife. Freckleton.
	George Crosland, a weaver. Samuel Dashwood, Mayor.
	Peter Boyer, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Charles Rosland and Berent Wykman, Swedes. Leyoncrona.
	John Sachs, a German tailor. M. Hoffman.
	John Carstels, master of a Hamburg ship. Same.
	Easter Fonseca, a Jew, and child. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 302.
	Josina Taffe and her daughter Anna. Same.
	James Weaver. Thomas Yates, curate of St. Martin's, Westminster.
	William Carter and Edward Smith, servants to Mr. Molyneux. Mr. Davenant.
9 June.	Margaret Jenewe, a subject of the States General. Dutch Ambassadors.
10 June.	Hermann van Sul. M. van Vryberge.
	Melchior Widau and Warner Groen; also Charles Sheldon, Swedes. Leyoncrona.
	Fridolin Janug and Paul Heffty. M. Hoffman.
	From p. 303.
11 June.	Isaac Rutgers and wife, Peter Schurman and Katherine Volgraef. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Grietje Thomas, Elizabeth Taft and a little boy and child. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Herman Molen and Godert Walfracts, with his son. Same.
	Nicholas Baellew Peter de Spelder a Dutch weaver, and Peter van Eck. Same.
	From p. 304.
	Edward Surdeville, merchant. J. Houblon and Nathaniel Castleton.
	Gossehalk Hoffman and Charles his son. Leyoncrona.
	Maria Barenton. Dutch Ambassadors.
12 June.	Jacobus van Zyl and Frank Vander Hoeven. M. Van Vryberge.
	Mary Baraud and James Hymar, French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	Philip Morgenthal, a German. M. Bose.
	William Robinson. Samuel Dashwood, Mayor [Lord Mayor of London].
	From p. 305.
	Margett Davis and her daughter Jane. Colonel Povey.
	Philip Coudr´, wife and child. Thomas Satur, minister of the Savoy.
14 June.	Mary Anna, daughter of Captain Richard Bolton, of LieutenantGeneral Churchill's regiment. Mr. Teale.
	Elizabeth Young and her child. Mr. Wight, agent to the Duke of Marlborough's regiment.
	Mary Alley, a soldier's widow. Luke Bennett, of the Admiralty.
	Isabella Gordon, a lieutenant's widow, and her daughter Mary. John Eddows, agent to the Royal Regiment of Foot.
	From p. 306.
	Thomas Archdale and servant. J. Bristow.
	Abraham Jacobs and Salmon Levy, poor Jews. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Ephraim Jacobs, Jacob Nunes, Abraham Abuaf, Abraham Wolensein and Jonas Davids, Jews. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Philippus von Montfort and Gisbertus Ballard. M. Vryberge.
15 June.	Isaac Davids, a Jew, of Rotterdam, with her child. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Robert Barkham and his servant. Own note.
	Isaac Vautrin [?]. M. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 307.
	N. J. Tavernier, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Mary Framton and a servant. Captain Saunderson.
	Abraham Vanden Borgh. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Captain Richard Kane, of the Royal regiment of Ireland; Mrs. Elizabeth Stern, an officer's wife of that regiment, and two servants. Captain Richard Kane. (fn. 6)
	Barbarah Darby, Anne Shepheard and John Shepheard, a child. William Philipson, of Auditor Shale's Office.
	William Hawtain, chaplain to Major-General Ingoldsby's regiment, with a servant. John Wilson, agent.
	Mathew Cripps, trooper in Colonel Cadogan's regiment. J. D'Abbadie.
	From p. 308.
	Edward Rigby. A. Rigby and J. Ellis.
	Margaret Taradelle and Jane Joubert, French Protestants. M M. Dubourdieu and Satur.
	John Siskas, same. Dubourdieu.
16 June.	John Ducros, a French Protestant. Dr. Satur.
	Aran Darby, of the Duke of Ormond's troop, who is going a volunteer. Roger Myvod, adjutant.
	Otto Görtz, of Hamburg. M. Hoffman.
	Jan and Peter Mars. M. Vryberge.
	From p. 309.
	David Mortier, bookseller in the Strand (pass renewed).
	John L. Bourquet and Lawrence Raynard. French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	Peter Berigaud, same. Thomas Satur.
17 June.	Enselm F. Pigou, a French Protestant. Dabbadie and P. Laroche.
	Captain John Gilbert, of Colonel Stanhope's regiment. John Mercer, agent.
	Thomas Leigh. Edward Castle.
18 June.	Cornelis Van Meheren. Dutch Ambassadors.
	From p. 310.
18 June.	Christopher Corber, a Saxon. Philip Hoffman.
	Dirk von Leeuwen, a subject of the States General. M. Vryberge.
	Anthony J. Strunck. Iraeneus Crusius, minister of the Savoy.
	Jacob Jambelin: to Norway. Dubourdieu.
19 June.	Mathew Liart. Dubourdieu.
	Abraham Valentine, a Jew. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Elizabeth Fenwick. Lord Mayor.
	From p. 311.
	J. de Jonge. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Adolf Philipsen, a Dutch subject. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Seraphin Arrion. Mr. Ellis.
	Susain Chetien. Dubourdieu.
	James Cauche and Peter his son. Dubourdieu.
	William Carlos and John his son. Thomas Ellis.
	John G. Schmidt and Francis Morly, two servants of M. Bose, the Polish Minister. M. Bose.
	From p. 312.
15 June.	Sieur Bose, jun., Privy Councillor to the King of Poland, his wife Charlotta Johanna, and their retinue (32 persons, whose names are given), for forty days.
21 June.	John J. Schiehen, wife and maid. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Jan van Hatte, Merk Ringo, and Iman Pieterson, Dutch seamen. M. Van Vryberge.
	From p. 313.
	Captain Ezekiel Everest and his servant, Neville King. Mr. Brayne, agent.
	Elizabeth Warren, Anne Harrison, Anne Linney, and Thomas Warren. Thomas Harrison.
	John Chears and Andrew Lavington. John Houblon.
	Captain Richard Abington and Ensign Philip Coldecott, of Lieutenant-General Churchill's regiment, with a sergeant and 17 recruits: to Holland. Mr. Castles.
	Andrew Vilson, sergeant of Lord Portmore's regiment, and eight recruits. Ensign John Haylett, of the same.
	J. C. Berlinger and Ferdinand F. Wolfing. Mr. Hoffman.
	Philip Best. Mons. Schutz.
	From p. 314.
22 June.	Alexander Andrew and James Watts. Samuel Dashwood, Mayor.
23 June.	Elizabeth van Susterfleet. Same.
	Thomas Barker and Henry Nockolds, of Norwich. John Atkinson, Mayor of Norwich.
	Peter and Mary du Prat, French Protestants. La Rivière.
	David Lavie. M. Satur.
24 June.	George Carpentrie, a German tanner. Iren. Crusius, German minister at the Savoy.
	John S. Helldorff and George O. Brandenstein, two Germans. Kirchner, Resident of Saxony.
	From p. 315.
	James Martin, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Mary Hamilton. Minister and churchwardens of St. Giles in the Fields.
25 June.	Conradt Condron. M. Van Vryberge.
	Lambert Cornelisse. John Baars and Elizabeth, his wife. Same.
	Daniell Duboquet and Renée, his wife. Dubourdieu.
	Thomas Ramage, of Königsberg. Benjamin Ayloffe.
	Thomas Nevet, of London. Charles Bernard and Charles Rey.
	John Peake. William Wekett, of the Tr[easury ?], Richard Amory.
	From p. 316.
24 June.	Denis Saintour, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
25 June.	Abraham F. Pavia, his wife, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, three sons and servant (names given), all Jews that came from Port St. Maries. Duke of Ormond and M. Van Vryberge.
16 June.	Christian Muller. I. Crusius.
28 June.	William Champneys' pass renewed.
	Jane Davis. Mr. Povey.
	Christopher Scriber and James Myllet, of the 1st troop of Guards. Colonel Ogilby.
	From p. 317.
28 June.	Josua Ducloux, of Amsterdam, and his wife. M. Van Vryberge.
	Captain Hamilton, with 20 recruits. Nairne.
	James Inness, a sergeant, with a drummer and five men. Captain Gardner.
	Henry Wasmuth. M. Spanheim.
	Daniel Decomble, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Lieutenant John Weeks, with a sergeant and three soldiers. Silvester Stuckley, agent.
	Thomas Husband. Van Vryberge.
	Mathew Renaudot. (fn. 7) Dubourdieu.
	From pp. 318–9.
28 June.	Jacob Manasie, a Jew of Amsterdam. Van Vryberge.
29 June.	The Sieurs de Lier and de Haren, Ambassadors Extraordinary from the States General, with their retinue and servants. Names given of two gentlemen, a Secretary of the Embassy, a steward, "carterer," butler, two valets de chambre, two cooks, a kitchen boy, two laundresses, a porter, twelve footmen, three servants, a coachman, two grooms and others. Signed by the Secretary, De Hertoghe.
	From p. 319.
29 June.	John Bord and servant. Dubourdieu.
	Mathew Renaudot (fn. 8) and Elias Bonfils. Same.
	Mary Burne and child, Grace Hynes and child, soldiers' wives. Mayor of Dublin's pass.
	From p. 320.
30 June.	Frances Ribaut, a French Protestant. Van Vryberge.
	Thomas Hurley, of Brigadier Ross's Dragoons. Mr. Deane.
	Abraham Nicod, a Swiss Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Lewis Beekman. Dutch Ambassadors.
	Adam Lynd and John Forrest, traders of Scotland. David Nairne.
	George Arnold Prigg, of Hamburg: to Lisbon, to serve a merchant there. Jacobsen.
1 July.	Augustine Frances, a poor Jew. Peter Francia and others.
	From p. 321.
	Lieutenant Conyers Perrott, with a corporal, drummer and private, and Ensign Robert Lynsey [?]. John Wilks, agent to Colonel Perrott.
2 July	M. Solomon and wife. Vryberge.
	Michael Barkham. Evans and others.
	Florence Turner and two daughters. Wight.
	Note.—Taken out by a wrong person and ordered to be stopped at Harwich by Mr. Edsbery [Edisbury].
1 July.	Sarah Cohen, Rebecca Burnett and child, Solomon Levy, Artogh Moses, Jews. Moses Barrow.
	Charles Kulling and O. Aurivilius, Swedes. Leyoncrona.
	From p. 322.
2 July	James Haughton, master of a merchantman of Rotterdam. M. Barrow.
	H. van Coevorden, of the Hague. V. Vryberge.
	Maria von Houte and Aeltje Naerdaen. Same.
3 July.	Sergeant Thomas Pearce, 2nd Foot Guards, and Mary his wife. Captain D. Woollet.
	B. Lofthouse, a Dutch minister. Edward Lloyd.
	Florence Turner, two daughters and maid. J. Wight.
	From p. 323.
3 July.	Peter Adriaen, of Gelderland. V. Vryberge.
	Richard Jenkins and Mark Abrahall. Sir William Hodges.
5 July.	F. de Langen: to Plymouth on business and thence to Holland. Mr. Bonet, Prussian Resident. Renewed 27 July.
	A. de Lenten and A. U. de Behr, with a servant; J. Smith and M. Burmprant, J. Ivelinger, Peter Demark and G. Mayer. Schmitz and Hoffman.
6 July.	Charles de Linde and Anthony Lange, with two servants. Mr. Jacobsen.
	From p. 324.
7 July.	George Morgan, and servant to Lisbon for 30 days. Edward Lloyd.
	Philip Neale, with a wife, child and maid: to Portugal. Same.
	J. Bunk and A. and M. Hoemet. M. Vryberge.
	Peter Mutte, a French refugee. M. Dubourdieu.
	Elizabeth Cloud and child. R. Parsons.
	John Pierce, merchant. Sir Samuel Dashwood.
	From p. 325.
	Jane Bourdon and son, M. Picori and Charles Bilville. Dubourdieu.
	Cornet Thomas Scaife. Mr. Spencely.
8 July.	Elizabeth Wharry, with two children, Elizabeth Grey and child, Elizabeth Prachell and child, and Eleanor Sheppard. All were prisoners in France and came over in the Swallow, and all are soldiers' wives and going to their husbands. John Bedale, agent for the sick and wounded at Dartmouth.
	B. Wykman, a German tailor. M. Hoffman.
	Christien Inglef, of Hamburg. Same.
	Abraham Pavia and others (as above at 25 June, q.v. p. 316). Duke of Ormond.
	From p. 326.
	Peter Rouit, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
9 July.	Maria Fingnagel. Dutch Ambassadors.
	William Keylhoff and Charles Horner. Swedes. Leyoncrona.
	Jacobus van der Smissen, of Haerlem. V. Vryberge.
	Philip de Ruel, of Amsterdam. Same.
8 July.	Elizabeth Peake, two children, and Elizabeth Steel. J. Combes.
10 July.	Mary Colbert, a French Protestant. M. Satur.
	From p. 327.
	Mary Cauche [?] and two daughters. Dubourdieu.
	Anne and Henry Wolfe. George Washington and others.
	John Grillet, engraver to the Elector Palatine. M. Hoffman.
	John Belcher and son. Mr. Sewell.
12 July.	W. W. Arende and Andrew Welltschut. Van Vryberge.
	Isaac de Vos and wife. Same.
	Charles Kohl, of Danzig. Mr. Jacobsen.
	Colonel Jaure, in the States' service, and two servants. Same.
	From p. 328.
	Sergeant S. Collicott, of Major-General Ingoldsby's regiment. Captain Bennett.
	Henry Longbothom and Thomas Hudson, his servant. Benjamin Waterhouse.
13 July.	Robert Finlay. John Jurin.
31 May.	Thomas Dunn, a British subject, merchant of Narva: to Viborg and elsewhere in Sweden. Latin, with notes of sign manual and counter-signature of Nottingham.
	From pp. 328–9.
	Same for "Radulph" Elmsall, also an Englishman and Narva merchant. As foregoing.
	From p. 329.
14 July.	Thomas Addington and Thomas Corworden. Anthony Rowe.
12 July.	Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Bellew and two servants.
	From pp. 329–30.
	Pass granted at the request of the Senate at Hamburg, for a ship to carry the French Envoy and the Spanish Resident there (M. Bedall and Don F.A. de Navarro), with their goods &c., from Hamburg to Ostend. Proviso that the ship carry nothing but the servants and property of the Envoy and Resident, of whom a list shall be brought on board by them. [The name of the ship and master left blank.]
	From p. 331.
15 July.	Mathew Hakken, of Dublin. Philip des Tombe.
	John Brochard, of the Hague. V. Vryberge.
	Benjamin Dikes, of Colchester. B. Burleigh.
14 July.	Jacobus van den Bogaert. V. Vryberge.
16 July.	J. C. Walker. M. Hoffman.
20 July.	Jane Driott. Dubourdieu.
	Francis Le Mey, with wife and three children. French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 332.
17 July.	John Hicks. [Sir] S. Dashwood, Mayor.
	John Courtecuisse, a French Protestant, to go to Holland. Aufrere, minister of the Savoy.
	B. Brockden, of London. J. Price and J. Munford.
	Daniel Ribaut, of Amsterdam. M. Vryberge.
	John Raujon, a French Protestant. La Rivière.
	Anthony Valete. Dubourdieu.
19 July.	John Friberg, a German surgeon. Irenaeus Crusius, ut sup.
	From p. 333.
20 July.	John Stapelton. G. Hawkins, in Westminster.
	John Amerongen, of Jorcum. V. Vryberge.
	H. and I. Ry, of Amsterdam. Same.
	Samuel Chenut. Piozet.
	Jonathan Scolles, a weaver. Edward Crowder, churchwarden of St. Leonard's, Shoreditch.
	William J. Verbeck and two others; Dutch tailors. V. Vryberge.
	John Laye, nephew to Mr. Pennington. Macky.
21 July.	Oliver Hill, late agent in Spain, and Richard Lower, son to Dr. Lower. Dr. Lower.
	From p. 334.
	Isaac de Jonge and Joseph Israel. V. Vryberge.
	Isaac Levy and Isaac Cordova, and wives, Judith Monsanta and daughter, and Isaac Hulla, all poor Jews. Anthony Rodrigue.
22 July.	F. Fox and H. French: to Italy. Mr. Combes.
	Mary Lowther and two sons. V. Vryberge.
23 July.	Ab. Haubitz, Conrad Tchimhous, M. Studnitz, and G. Stier, German volunteers. M. Hoffman.
	Joseph Jacobs, of Amsterdam. V. Vryberge.
	From p. 335.
23 July.	Bonne Roland, a French Protestant. M. Satur.
	Adam Peterson. M. Rosenkrantz.
24 July.	Ensign Marshall, of Lord Portmore's regiment; Swift Philley, a volunteer, and a servant. Captain R. Gardner.
	John Smit, of Amsterdam. V. Vryberge.
	Aurelio Capitoli, with ten grooms &c., who are to look after thirty-eight horses, which are going over for the Elector Palatine. Mr. Hoffman.
	Elizabeth Gadvander, a soldier's wife. T. Taylor.
	William Miles, trooper in Major-General Windham's regiment. Captain R. Dent.
	From p. 336.
27 July.	Lucy Feelex. Mr. Fairer.
	J. Guilbert, a French Protestant. M. Vryberge.
	Peter Coyant, same. Dr. Gilbert, St. James'.
	S. Hughes, a soldier's wife. Churchwardens of St. Martin's.
	Lewis Gervaize, J. Dauphin, N. Marcet, L. Saurin, P. Chaillet, and M. Wagna. Dr. Pioset.
	Elizabeth Vincent, a French Protestant, and her two sons. Dr. La Rivière.
	Barbara Collop and her daughter. Mr. Ramsey.
	G. Bentley, — Lavall, — Blancombe, Thomas Egger, four boys and a footman, who are to convey 19 horses and some hounds from the Duke of Ormond to the King of Poland. D. Bernard.
	From p. 337.
	Ellen, wife of Captain Monday, of Colonel Meredith's regiment, and maid. Lieutenant Timpson, of that regiment.
	Marie Noblet, a French Protestant. La Rivière.
	J. Lathouwer, of Delft. V. Vryberge.
	Johanna Verny, of Rotterdam. Same.
	Mary Rittershausen, of Berlin. M. Bouet.
	A. van Santen and H. van den Bosch, Dutch seamen. V. Vryberge.
	Sophia Den, of Arnheim. Same.
	From p. 338.
	John Stenzen. M. Bouet.
	J. Rodragus, Isaac Cordova and wife, and I. Avilla, Jews. Anthony Rodrigues.
28 July.	Mary Arons and four children. V. Vryberge.
	J.B. Adams, J. Simons, and J.F. Klein, Swedes. Leyoncrona.
	A. Ludewig, R. Friderich, C. Grote, A. A. Ermish, J. Camman, C. H. Schweder, H. Tesmar, J. G. Schweder, R. Fasch, and L. Werner. MM. Schutz and Bouet.
	T. Palmer. R. Welton, minister of Whitechapel.
	From p. 339.
	Sarah, Esther, and Joseph Miranda, with maid. Medina.
	H. H. van den Bosch, a Dutch seaman. M. Vryberge.
29 July.	J. F. Baudier. Same.
	David Ramsey. Messrs. Nairne and Kinneard.
	Bendit Moses, wife and child. Benjamin Levy.
	Joseph Berman of Cracow. Mr. Hoffman.
	Charles Lewis, Count Truchsess of Waldebourg, a Prussian subject, —Koch, his governor, and a servant. M. Spanheim.
	From p. 340.
30 July.	Lidia, wife of M. Jacock, master smith of the train of artillery. T. Silver.
31 July.	M. Sedgwick, of London. Edward Lloyd.
2 Aug.	George Morrison. Samuel Dashwood, Mayor.
	J. Wingfield, who is taking over saddles for Major-General Windham's regiment. Roger Myvod, Adjutant.
	Mary Courtecuisse and Francis, her son. Piozet.
	Frances Bertrand and nineteen others (names given), servants to the Earl of Portland with 19 horses. C. Van Sanden, steward to his lordship.
	From p. 341.
	James Land, glass-seller. R. Jefferey.
3 Aug.	Henry Lowrence and three other Dutch seamen (names given). M. Vryberge.
	E. Vroolyck, of Schiedam. Vryberge.
	J. Clapmeier, a Swede. Leyoncrona.
	Daniel Strode, of Dantzig. Mr. Jacobsen.
	Christopher Clayton, of Grimsbey. S. Thompson.
	Alexander Arman, a French Protestant. M. Satur.
	Rebecca Goddard, with her son and servant: to Leghorn. Major Churchill.
	From p. 342.
	Mrs. Anne Emmett and servant. Mr. Wentworth, of Westminster, Secretary to the Duchy of Lancaster.
	John Brun. M. Hoffman.
4 Aug.	Charles Latham and Thomas Lynes. Sir S. Butler.
	B. Albares and four other poor Jews (names given). Anthony Rodrigues.
	M. Escarlins, same. Moses Valentin.
	Lucy, wife of Captain Armstrong, of Colonel How's regiment, Barbara Crow. M. Fariss.
	From p. 343.
5 Aug.	Robert, son of Sir R. Dashwood. Thomas Wolton.
	John Smith, of Yarmouth. Messrs. de Grave and Carter.
6 Aug.	P. Vanruyven. Colonel Levett.
7 Aug.	J. Knypton, of Groeningen. Vryberge.
	J. Charpentier, a French Protestant. M. Piozet.
	F. de Roos, of Amsterdam. Vryberge.
9 Aug.	Jacob de Graeff. Same.
	From p. 344.
	T. Addington and T. Corworden. (Renewal.)
	T. Lawrence. D. Hilan, servant to the Duke of Buckingham.
	J. Joans and J. Kidson. George Evans, minister of St. Benet Finck and others.
	M. Stotemaker. Vryberge.
	M. Hillegarde and child. Same.
	David Marcus, his wife and two sisters, poor German Jews. M. Hoffmann.
	Katherine Higgins, Mary Griffin, Alice Whally, Mary Macdaniell and Mary Blackborn, soldiers' wives (some with children).
	Jacob de Graef. Vryberge.
	From p. 345.
	Anna Paters. Same.
	Borchardus Tourton. H. Gardye.
	Elizabeth, wife to Lieutenant Timson. A. Eddowes, agent.
11 Aug.	David Wedderburn. Captain J. Barnes.
	Peter Le Blond, a French Protestant. C. Piozet.
10 Aug.	Isaac Foy, same. Same.
11 Aug.	J. Atkinson, J. Price and N. Limners: to Leghorn. Edward Lloyd.
	From p. 346.
	D. F. Van der Noodt and wife. Vryberge.
	R. Watts, E. Farmer and J. Noice, of Sudbury. Mr. Mackay.
12 Aug.	S. Delbecque, a French Protestant. M. Satur.
	P. Klein, a Dane. Mr. Crusius.
	T. Cooke, R. Merry and H. Walker. J. Ellis.
	N. de Vries. V. Vryberge.
	From p. 347.
Undated.	Anne Smith, wife of a trumpeter in Major-General Lumley's regiment. Freckleton, agent and cornet in same.
13 Aug.	Elizabeth, wife of Major Mead, in the Duke of Marlborough's regiment. Mr. Wight, agent.
	Hiphzibath Ogle, a soldier's wife. Minister and Wardens of St. James', Westminster.
14 Aug.	S. Chaumonneau, his wife and children, Bertheau and Dubourdieu, Philibert Gireu. M. Satur.
	John St. Amant, a French Protestant. M. Piozet.
	Lady Margaret Macchartie, Mrs. Reading and two servants. Mr. Reading.
	From p. 348.
	A. Zacharias, J. Prys and B. Symons. Vryberge.
	John Smet, a Dutch seaman. Same.
	Mary Hoffman, two children, and Elizabeth Pangburn. Mr. Yates, curate in St. Martin's-in-the-Fields.
16 Aug.	D., S. and M. Marcus, poor Jews. M. Hoffman.
	Elias Pfeiffer and Peter Sheder. Same.
	B. van Lemens. Mr. Dobyns,curate of St. Margaret's, Westminster.
	William van Langelaer. Vryberge.
17 Aug.	B. Sose and S. Newman. M. Hoffman.
	From p. 349.
	Four Dutch seamen (names given). Vryberge.
	Agnes Browne, a soldier's wife. Mr. Kimpson, minister of the Savoy.
	A. Pinero and three other poor Jews (names given). Anthony Rodrigues.
18 Aug.	Mr. North Bowen, a physician of Harfordwest [Haverfordwest], via Falmouth to Barbados. D. Gwin. Sent to Falmouth by Mr. Ellis.
	From p. 350.
6 May.	John Macky, Esq.: through Germany to Venice. Latin.
18 Aug.	Mr. Macky.
	T. Fehrs, of Holstein. M. Rosenkrantz.
	J. G. Schreder, a Dutch seaman. Vryberge.
19 Aug.	J. Dourdin, a French Protestant. M. Piozet.
20 Aug.	P. Besemeker, a Dutch "schipper." Vryberge.
	From p. 351.
	M. A. Dampierre, in the Prussian troops. Same.
	James Rousset, a French Protestant. M. Satur.
	Joseph Elliott: to Lisbon. S. Clement.
	J. van Beek and W. Willemse, Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
	S. Herubel, a French Protestant. M. Bertheau.
	Frederick Hoffman, a brass-worker. Mr. Crusius.
21 Aug.	C. Macro. Sir I. Rebow.
	From p. 352.
	L. van Eyck and four other Dutch seamen (names given). Vryberge.
	Rebecca Heylyn and Martha Burchett, of London. Thomas Morer, rector of St. John Zachary.
23 Aug.	Note. On John Smith's (Deputy Mayor of Poole) certificate that Julian Hale and his two children, on the way from Ireland to Holland, were captured, re-captured by the Dutch, and landed at Poole, her certificate (being to serve her for charity from place to place) was returned to her and a pass given her by Mr. Ellis' order. (fn. 9)
	Andrew Gray, one of the clerks of the English hospital in Holland. Mr. Teale.
	Peter de Vries, of Haarlem. Vryberge.
24 Aug.	Mary Carswell, a burgher's wife of Rotterdam. Mellefont and Peirce.
	William Parker, of London, barber. Sir R. Geffery.
	From p. 353.
	J. Shrimpff and J. Baldinger. Mr. Hoffman.
	P. Beasly, merchant of London: from Falmouth to Portugal. Mr. Lloyd.
	T. Lemesurier. W. Dobree and others.
	Six Dutch seamen (names given). Two passes. Vryberge.
25 Aug.	Thirteen more Dutch seamen (same). Same.
	From p. 354.
	Joris Marschal, lieutenant of a Dutch privateer. Same.
	Duncan Campbell. Arth. Forbes, in Suffolk Street.
26 Aug.	John Peterson. M. Satur.
	Dennis Loubier and servant. ´ D'Abbadie.
25 Aug.	Herman, J. Tulon and C. La Verdure, "with a pack of dogs for the King of the Romans." Mr. Hoffman.
26 Aug.	J. Glaschke and M. Kruger, two poor German students. M. Spanheim.
	P. Ekkenhuys. Vryberge.
	From p. 355.
	J. Stevenson and J. Gillon, of Edinburgh. M. Darlingh and J. Robertson.
27 Aug.	Richard Sweet and Dennis Bristoll. Amy Taylder.
	Nicholas Breyn and John Coster. Vryberge.
	Christian Wyand. Mr. Hoffman.
	F. and O. Greeve. Mr. Cousins, minister of the Lutheran Church in the Savoy.
28 Aug.	J. Relyn, J. Petersse and J. Mundo. Vryberge.
	From p. 356.
	John Petrie. Mr. Chaloner.
27 Aug.	Mathew Hacken and Martin du Fay. Vryberge.
28 Aug.	John Richters. Mr. Hoffman.
	Christian Steiben, D. Grosig and M. Schreiber. Mr. Crusius.
30 Aug.	John Lieers. Mr. Jacobsen.
	J. Taafe. Sir H. Tichborn.
	Simon Breen. Sir S. Dashwood, Mayor [of London].
	From p. 357.
	Captain Turner. Mr. Jodrell.
	M. Davis, R. Garland, and M. Mitchell. Mr. Povey.
	G. Tahourdin, a French Protestant. Mr. Piozet.
	William Scott and John Dickson, of Edinburgh. T. Scott, clerk to the Scots' Secretary.
31 Aug.	Jacob and James Jackmar. Dubourdieu.
	Thomas Cook. John Riches.
	Anne Emmett and servant. Renewed.
	From p. 358.
	A. Onderwater and H. Brousson. MM. Vryberge and Lamothe.
1 Sept.	David Randall and William Wisehead. J. Swinford.
	J. Levingston (renewed 14 September). D. Nairne.
	Paul Hue and M. and J. Laudel, French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	Anne Minno and son. Vryberge.
	Joseph de Angelis and servant. M. Jouberti, secretary to the Venetian Ambassador.
	From p. 359.
	Guy Miege: to Hamburg. M. Jollyvet.
	Gervase Brough: to Jamaica. S. Marwood.
2 Sept.	P. Des Tombes, J. de Winter and Dirk Overbeech. Vryberge.
1 Sept.	Elizabeth White and children. Mr. Southwell.
1 Aug. [sic].	Ellis Enden. Mr. Geffery.
2 Sept.	S. Hoeckeren and J. Passenour [or Cassenour?]. Vryberge and Satur.
3 Sept.	John Hewetson: to Oxford. Post warrant.
	I. Henriques, J. Navaro and R. Rodriquez [or Rodriguez]. A. Rodriquez.
	From p. 360.
2 Sept.	J. L'Huillier, J. Le Conte and A. Binard. Dubourdieu.
4 Sept.	E. Flamand, wife and children. Vryberge.
	L. Kniestat and four others (names given). Hoffman.
	Captain William Duponcet and his man. De la Rivi´re.
	W. and J. Carelass, M. Millington and child, J. Boulanger, and H. Sagemiller. Dubourdieu.
6 Sept.	D. van Braem and T. Ushet. Vryberge and Hastwell.
7 Sept.	J. Croxton and servant. Colonel Piper.
	From p. 361.
	M. Mainbray, two children and maid, M. Michaille, and P. de Michaille. Mr. Swinford.
	P. Lowndes, Cornelius Beuseling and D. Gerrits. Vryberge.
	H. Cutts, J. Chamberlain and T. Jones, their servant. Colonel E. Revett.
	William Churchill, Esq., John Sayer, and servants. Mr. Castle.
9 Sept.	P. F. Bassman, a German. J. Swinford.
8 Sept.	A. Rodriquez, Vila Real [sic], S. de Palacios, and B. Cohen. Mr. Barrow.
	From p. 362.
10 Sept.	Edward Wortley and R. Dunmore. Mr. Merrill.
9 Sept.	T. Goodyear, for 21 days. Recorder of Norwich.
	Elizabeth Peeke and child. Mr. Southwell's pass.
	Sir W. Baird, Major Broadie, Mr. T. Pauncefort, and a servant. Mr. Merrill.
10 Sept.	N. Joll. Sir William Hodges.
11 Sept.	J. Slaney. Dr. Bramston.
	A. and J. Manchet and wife and children of latter. Vryberge.
	From p. 363.
6 Sept.	Isabella, widow of Sir William Walgrave: France, for her health, with three servants. (Full pass, countersigned by Hedges.)
	From p. 364.
	Jacob Guimeneau. Vryberge.
	Sir J. Hayes, Bart. Colonel Culpeper.
11 Sept.	W. and J. van der Sturck and J. Smith. Vryberge.
14 Sept.	W. Verschool. Same.
	J. Eleb, a Swiss. Mr. Hoffman.
	J. de Winter and J. C. Gunther and I. Jacobs. Vryberge and Hoffman.
	J. van Schaak. Vryberge.
	From p. 365.
	W. L. Henckel and three others. Crusius.
	Andrew Hankwitz. Spanheim.
	S. Kritschmar, two daughters and servants. Vryberge.
	J. de Winter and J. C. Gunther. Same.
	D. P. Muller. Same.
15 Sept.	Alice Stephens and Henrietta Tanner, with three sons. Mr. Wrayford.
	Jacoline Caux. Hoffman.
	From p. 366.
	J. I. Benoit, wife and child. Cossart Ancien.
	Elizabeth Sweetland. Benotire.
16 Sept.	Henry Jacobsen, his wife, child and servant. Mr. Jacobsen.
	Barbara Moore, with her sons, daughters and servants. Mr. Godard.
	Mary Aube and daughter. D'Abbadie.
	From p. 367.
	Henry Peck, his sister, niece, nephew and a servant. Stanhope and Robotham.
	Anne Pille and four children; Arnout Exter, wife and child. Vryberge.
	S. Lauzeres, S. Lewen and I. Ris: to Hamburg. Mr. Levy.
17 Sept.	Paul Breton. Vryberge.
	Wilhelmina Van der Hoven. Same.
18 Sept.	Mary Davidson and John Tompson. Mr. Yates, curate of St. Martin's, and Dr. Cyprianus.
	Charles Price. Mr. Yates.
	Beatrix Cuyper and son. Vryberge.
	From p. 368.
20 Sept.	Daniel St. Martin. Dubourdieu.
	Hermanus and Margaret Budding. Vryberge.
	Lewis Guerre, a French Protestant. Spanheim and Dubourdieu.
21 Sept.	William Neachells and P. Monirot. Dr. Lancaster and Dubourdieu.
	M. Ehrenreuther and C. Bagge. Leyoncrona.
	William Gelly, wife, sister and servant. Col. Bissett.
	From p. 369.
21 Sept.	George Godfrey. Bateman.
	John Bird. Engle, Mayor of Yarmouth.
22 Sept.	Mary Porter and child; Sarah Small and child. Mr. Southwell.
	Dr. John Hay. D. Crawford.
	A. Vienne. Vryberge.
23 Sept.	William van Ghendt, of Amsterdam, and Herman Soling, of Cologne. Vryberge and Hoffman.
24 Sept.	J. Baker and P. Schellekins, seaman; M. Nabarro and A. Tobar, Jews. Vryberge and Rodrigues.
	J. de Willemandz, of Leyden. Vryberge.
	From p. 370.
22 Sept.	Anne Coldwell and two children; Dorothy Saunders, Elinor Cottrell, and Mary Brady. Lieutenant Bissett.
23 Sept.	Alexander Andrews and wife. Mr. Gosling.
24 Sept.	P. Rouet, wife, four children; Mary Pilotier and John Dupré, French Protestants. Dubourdieu and Satur.
27 Sept.	H. Jacobsen, F. Hescker, Bareuil, M. Nobara and A. Tobar. Hoffman and others.
	F. Cornelisse, J. Janson, M. Eskins and R. Pieterson. Vryberge.
	Elizabeth Adams. Roope.
	From p. 371.
	Charles de St. Fort. De La Rivi´re.
28 Sept.	J. Mendes and M. Erray, poor Jews. Rodrigues.
	J. Many, William Basier and L. Graetz. Spanheim and Dubourdieu.
29 Sept.	Elizabeth Hosier and daughter; Mary Organ. Mr. Prideaux and [Lord] Mayor of Dublin.
	H. Steen and J. Johnston. Vryberge.
30 Sept.	Peter Azire and Mary his wife. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 372.
	I. Guibbe, a French Protestant. Satur.
	Frederick Heseker, a Dane. Bomer.
1 Oct.	Joan de Beynac and maid, French Protestants. John Gachen.
2 Oct.	J. Schultz, a Dane, and wife; Peter Barigaud, a French Protestant. Wegerstoff and Lamotte.
	Five Dutch seamen (names given). Vryberge.
1 Oct.	J. Marsihalck.Same.
29 Sept.	Noah Armagnac. M. Reneu.
	From p. 373.
	M. Marcus and M. Pelotier. Dubourdieu.
1 Oct.	Le Riche and servant. Bernard.
4 Oct.	L. Schmerling, of Vienna, and G.L. Wentz. Hoffman.
	Three sailors (named), to bring a ship from Holland. M. Flawrty.
	H. Fenvier and groom to his late Majesty. Vryberge.
5 Oct.	A. Correa and servant. De Medina.
6 Oct.	P. Redmond, his wife, and maid: to Lisbon. Mr. Morton.
	From p. 374.
4 Oct. (or 21?).	William Sautyn and servant. Vryberge.
	P. de Safaer and A. Bagam, Armenians. Hoffman.
	P. G. Hoffman, of Cassell, gardener. Neuhaus.
6 Oct.	Jane Lloyd, a trooper's wife. Roope.
	B. Stretch, E. Cole, and M. Gold. John Combes.
5 Oct.	William and Elizabeth Browne. Samuel Dashwood.
6 Oct.	J. de La Fontaine, G. de Haen, P. Ansion, and one servant. Vryberge.
	John de Stradsen. Kirchner.
	From p. 375.
	P. Elphinston, a Scot. Lewis Elloy.
7 Oct.	J. Dufour and J. Joly. Bouet.
	J. Abraham and her daughter, of Bonn. Hoffman.
	R. Pantoim. H. Bickerton, of Harwich.
8 Oct.	J. L. Peyre, a Swiss, to his regiment. Dubourdieu.
	J. Dometré, a Greek. Hoffman.
9 Oct.	P. Spies, of Amsterdam. Vryberge.
	From p. 376.
	Elizabeth de Fonseca and son. Edward Chapman, Churchwarden of St. Martin.
10 Oct.	David Campell and servant. D. Campell.
12 Oct.	L. Morphey. Duke of Marlborough's pass.
	L. Heyn and B. Leeuw. Vryberge.
	Elizabeth Burrell and her three children. S. Isted.
	J. J. van Strassen, of Hamburg. Mr. Jacobsen.
	From p. 377.
	Paul Ferrand, a French refugee. Spanheim.
	H. Arentz, of Magdeburg. Same.
	Rachel Pill, a Jew. Anthony Rodrigues.
	Five Dutch seamen (named). Vryberge.
	A. Sert, a French refugee. La Mothe.
13 Oct.	Five Bohemians (named). Hoffman.
	J. Brumerell, D. Chondex and P. Daix, of Geneva. Dubourdieu and Yvermin.
	From p. 378.
	Four Austrians (named). Hoffman.
14 Oct.	Peter Warburton, sergeant of the Guards. E. Revett.
	J. Smith, a shoemaker in the Strand. Sutcliff, Godowd, &c.
	George Ursin, minister of the Danish Church in London. Rosenkrantz.
15 Oct.	Powel Andres and G. Oxe, German seamen of Holstein. Hoffman.
	Edward Hartoe. Thomas Ashurst.
	From p. 379.
	Esaias Leschon, a Swede. Leyoncrona.
	John Selderen, of Amsterdam, and P. Flugge and H. Mothiny: to Lisbon. Vryberge and Hoffman.
16 Oct.	F. de Lorme, of Lorraine. Hoffman.
18 Oct.	J. Masparraute, a French Protestant. Satur.
	Jane Stapleton, a soldier's wife, and her daughter. Lieutenant John Richardson.
	Samuel Bernard. N. Lyde.
	F. Mackanny, a soldier's wife. Vryberge.
	From p. 380.
	John Lang. Guid[on] Harvey.
	L. Reiser, a Venetian. M. Mocenigo.
19 Oct.	Peter Jacobse. Vryberge.
20 Oct.	Thomas Watts and wife. Lancaster, vic[ar], and Chapman, Churchwarden. (fn. 10)
21 Oct.	Eight Dutch seamen (three passes). Vryberge.
	From p. 381.
Same.	J. de Vaux, of Amsterdam, and E. Beumer (two passes). Same.
	Abraham Viele, a French Protestant. Satur.
22 Oct.	Seven Dutchmen (named). Vryberge.
	Richard Gerard. Anthony Murray.
	G. Luls, of Utrecht. V. Vryberge.
	Mary Refregé, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 382.
23 Oct.	Maria Hoffman and daughter. Vryberge.
	John Hancock. Smith, the chamber-keeper.
25 Oct.	L. Janssen. Vryberge.
	S. Millington. J. Drake, of the Admiralty.
26 Oct.	J. Chapman, to Lisbon. B. Clark, merchant.
	T. Hyde, Oliver Hill and son. W. Chauncy, R. Sayer, and W. Vickerey.
27 Oct.	J. Rey, a French Protestant. Satur.
	From p. 383.
28 Oct.	T. Martin, merchant of London: to Lisbon. E. Lloyd.
29 Oct.	J. Meyering. Vryberge.
30 Oct.	A. Olier, a French refugee. Satur.
	J. Bowie, of Glasgow. Thomas Scotte.
1 Nov.	Four poor Jews (named), one with a child. Rodrigues.
	Mary Bridgwater. Justice Tully.
	J. Smallet, a Commissary of Edinburgh, and son. Robert Johnston &c.
	From p. 384.
	William English, merchant, to come home with his goods from Riga. Full pass in Latin. Countersigned by Hedges.
	From p. 385.
2 Nov.	J. Tillman and N. Wormb. Hoffman.
3 Nov.	J. Bulteese and Isaac Ashburne, via Falmouth to Lisbon. R. Robins.
	M. Sutcliff. G. Cole and S. Wight.
4 Nov.	P. Queissac, a French Protestant.Satur.
	S. Mercado and M. Walker. Medina.
6 Nov.	P. du Long and wife, French Protestants: to Lisbon. Isaac Bellet.
	P. Muller, a German. Crusius.
	I. Edgley and R. Haycock, trooper's wives. Prideaux and Tullie.
	F. Privati.M. Giraldi, Envoy of Florence.
	From p. 386.
8 Nov.	J. Vanderside and others (named). Vryberge.
	Baron de Meuseback, his governor and two servants. M. Kirchner, Resident of Poland.
	Two Dutch seamen (named). Vryberge.
	John Meskell: to Lisbon. S. Creagh and Thomas Merrell.
9 Nov.	M. Drach, of Nuremberg. Hoffman.
	Margaret von Overschelde. Vryberge.
	Mrs. F. Sabberton and four children. Stuckley.
	From p. 387.
10 Nov.	S. Grindall and S. Hill, soldiers' wives, with three children. Captain J. Bennett.
11 Nov.	J. Poyntz, E. Williams, and S. Lambeath. S. Estwick, minister of St. Helen's.
	Elizabeth Belcher, a soldier's wife, in Lord North's regiment. Captain R. Lucas.
	Janet Lawson, a captain's wife and servant. William Jameson. Known to Mr. Baker, of the Admiralty.
	Margaret Stobbs: to go to Holland. H. Allen.
	Z. Sautour, a French refugee. Dubourdieu.
	Benjamin Chatin, a French Protestant. Satur.
	From p. 388.
13 Nov.	H. Witte, J. Thummel, and G. Buttendorf. Spanheim.
	Thomas Jansen. Vryberge.
14 Nov.	Dorothy Cooper. M. Fanshawe.
15 Nov.	Johanna Bruyn, of Leyden. Vryberge.
	Alice Annesley, wife to an ensign in Colonel Meredith's regiment. Colonel Cole.
	Mary Baker. Ralph Bucknall, J.P.
	Three poor Jews (named). De Medina.
	From p. 389.
16 Nov.	Two Dutch seamen (named). Vryberge.
	J. J. Pommier, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	M. van der Burgh, of the Hague. Vryberge.
	L. Schueltz, of Koningsberg. Spanheim.
17 Nov.	John Mussau, wife, son and daughter; Mary Gay and two daughters. Dubourdieu.
	J. Van der Velde. Vryberge.
	G. Lowitz. Crusius.
	From p. 390.
18 Nov.	Francis Graves, a Life Guardsman's wife. W. Needham.
19 Nov.	F. Voilland, a French Protestant. Satur.
	Anne Ledieu and her son Peter. Dubourdieu.
20 Nov.	J. Brodie, A. Falconer, and A. Lynd, Scots. [Earl of ?] Cromerty [Cromarty].
	W. Arentse. Vryberge.
21 Nov.	H. Jansen, of Edam. Same.
	Two Dutch seamen. Same.
	From p. 391.
22 Nov.	Eleven Dutch seamen (named), in three passes. Same.
23 Nov.	Margaret Bonabell. T. Ellis, J.P.
	J. Ley, of Rotterdam, "schipper." Vryberge.
	Johanna Parker and three children. Board of Ordnance.
24 Nov.	John Terré, of Amsterdam. Vryberge.
	From p. 392.
Same.	J. Whitaker, servant to Colonel Kendall: to Barbados. Kendall.
25 Nov.	P. Stafford, merchant, from Falmouth to the West Indies. Edward Lloyd.
	T. Trafford, coachman to Mr. Vernon. A. Welbye.
	Charles Hardisoit, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
26 Nov.	Michael Wallach. Hoffman.
	Andrew Pietersen and H. Willemse (two passes). Vryberge.
	J. del Cahno, a Jew: to Leghorn. Rodrigues.
	From p. 393.
	Captain L. de Chamard and servant. Blathwayt.
30 Nov.	Two Dutch seamen (named). Vryberge.
1 Dec.	Ad. Banker. Same.
2 Dec.	Philip Castleton. Mr. Tücker's order.
	M. Fournell and P. Fournell, with wife and child. French Protestants. Satur and Dubourdieu.
	John Yves, French Protestant. Satur.
	John Brewerton. Cardonnell.
	Jeremy Cabaret, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Peter Chabaut, a French Protestant. Piozet and Dubourdieu.
	From p. 394.
3 Dec.	Eighteen Dutchmen (named), some described as seamen; in four separate passes (fn. 11). Vryberge.
4 Dec.	Ten Dutchmen, four described as seamen; in three separate passes. Vryberge.
	From p. 395.
Same.	Ten Dutch seamen (named). In two separate passes. Same.
5 Dec.	Twelve of same. Three separate passes. Same.
6 Dec.	Eight Dutchmen (named). Same.
	From p. 396.
	Thirty-one of same. Six separate passes. Same.
	John Lewis de Lorme, a French Protestant. Satur and Boyer.
	From p. 397.
	Paul Küster: to Hamburg. Jacobsen.
	Eight Dutch seamen. (Three passes.) Vryberge.
	Robert William. John Combes.
7 Dec.	Eleven Dutchmen; some described as seamen. (Three passes.) [Von] Vryberge.
	From p. 398.
	Three Dutchmen; some described as seamen. Same.
	Sarah Bayley. J. Eddowes.
	Three Bohemians. Hoffman.
	Eight Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
	Elizabeth Browne. Lord Granville.
9 Dec.	Ralph Clayton, via Gravesend to Venice; to embark in fourteen days. C. Lawton and Thomas Wareing, merchant, of Brook's Wharf.
	From p. 399.
Same.	Catherine and James de Veaux, French Protestants of Amsterdam. Vryberge.
10 Dec.	Six Dutchmen, one described as a seaman. (Three passes.) Same.
	Thomas Wybergh and Thomas Woolmer. William Prichard, J.P.
	David Faiting. D. Randell.
11 Dec.	J. Haycock, servant to the Princess Sophia of Hanover, and wife. Ramsey.
	Captain William Baker, and three men (named). Edward Lloyd.
	From p. 400.
	Seven Dutchmen; six described as seamen. In two passes. Vryberge.
	A. Sanders and servant. W. Percy and H. Eyre.
	Philip Meusnier, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
12 Dec.	Eight Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
13 Dec.	W. Carelesse and J. Jacquemar, a French refugee. Fettiplace and Satur.
	Ten Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
	From p. 401.
	J. Jacobsen, T. Chaillot, S. Brellot, Henrietta van der Burgh and son, Marcebert Dryton, J. May, and F. Barbier. Same.
	Three Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
14 Dec.	Eleven Dutchmen. In four passes. Same.
	S. Frere, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
15 Dec.	C. Louis: to Hamburg. Jacobsen. With note of later renewals.
	From p. 402.
	Two Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
	Arthur Upton: to Madeira. J. Pitt.
	Thomas Marston and servant. Mr. Cardonnel.
	William Broessen van Delfshaven. Vryberge.
16 Dec.	Eight Dutch seamen. Same.
17 Dec.	Derbey Morphey, from Cork. H. Dicks, by order of Mr. Ellis.
	J. Martin, of Antego: via Falmouth thither. Edward Lloyd.
	From p. 403.
	Cornelis Benselaer. Vryberge.
	N. Andrews. John Thomas and others, by Mr. Ellis' order.
18 Dec.	Thomas Butler: to West Indies. M. Lloyd.
20 Dec.	Eight recruits for Major-General Ingoldsby's regiment. Lieutenant F. Sterry.
	Elizabeth Moor. S. Hobbs. Known to Mr. Ellis.
	Four Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
	From p. 404.
	Three of same. Same.
	John Parr. Edward Goulding, of the Admiralty.
21 Dec.	W. Janson and H. Janson. Vryberge.
	J. Martin and Cornelis Somer. Same.
22 Dec.	Two Dutchmen, one a seaman. (Two passes.) Same.
23 Dec.	Leopold Prebstet, of Vienna. Renewed 26 January, 170¾. Hoffman.
	Charles Davall, a French merchant: to Jamaica with a negro boy. P. Davall.
	From p. 405.
24 Dec.	John Wallis, merchant: to Barbados. R. Walker.
	Two Dutch seamen. Vryberge.
	Christian Widmore. Renewed 12 January, 170¾. Anthony Guidett.
	John Reynders. Vryberge.
27 Dec.	Michiel Roo, Cornelius Couuf, and William Van der Wielen. Same.
	A. de Grieck [?] and C. Draeger, with their servants. Same.
28 Dec.	A. le Ferre and a boy, being discharged prisoners of war. Commissioners of Sick and Wounded.
	From p. 406.
	Croft Preston. John Preston &c.
	J. M. Garibaldo and servant. Vicetti, Consul of Geneva. Renewed 19 February.
30 Dec.	Mary Buckzar, a trooper's wife, of Lieutenant-General Lumley's regiment, with a child. Dr. Birch, minister.
	H. Jencquell, H. J. Crochman, and A. Klefcker, of Hamburg, to Lisbon. Jacobsen.
	B. Penotiere and A. Whitehead. Le Blanc.
31 Dec.	M. Peletier and J. Thomas, French Protestants. Dubourdieu and Aufrere.
	J. Beaulieu and P. Vandargues, same. Le Blanc.
	From p. 407.
	Eight Dutch seamen. (Three passes.) Vryberge.
	Jean, Peter, Elizabeth and Margarite Domont, French Protestants. Dubourdieu.
	John Beverly, trooper in Lieutenant-General Lumley's regiment. F. Crowther.
	From S.P. Dom., Entry Book 389, signed (in many cases but not always) by Lord Secretary Nottingham. Issued usually from Whitehall, but sometimes from St. James', Windsor or Kensington. The person passed is, unless otherwise stated, authorised to go, via Harwich to Holland, within 14 days. Occasionally we find passes to France, Portugal &c., which are noted in the text.
	From p. 35.
9 Jan.	Don Fernando Chacon and two servants.
18 Jan.	Captain Francis Savage: to Portsmouth, with four able post horses and a guide. (Post warrant.)
21 Jan.	Elizabeth Marwood and two servants.
28 Jan.	Samuel Hart, merchant, with his goods: Portugal, within 20 days.
	From p. 36.
9 Feb.	Eleanor Harding.
	From pp. 36, 37.
11 Feb.	Alexander, Marquis of Huntley, to pass through Belgium and Germany to Italy with three servants. Provision against entering hostile territory. Latin. (f.p.)
	From p. 38.
13 Feb.	Captain C. Smettan.
19 Feb.	F. Bonaldi, a Venetian, with goods.
20 Feb.	Daniel Oliviere, a French Protestant, with his goods &c.
	Maxmilian Patrenaut and Francis Regnier, tailors, via Falmouth to Portugal, within 14 days. Minister and Churchwardens of St. Martin's.
	From p. 39.
22 Feb.	Matthias Michelucci, with his goods &c. Envoy of Florence.
24 Feb.	John Townsend, agent for his Royal Highness, with two servants, a clerk and footman: via Falmouth to Jamaica, within 20 days.
25 Feb.	Thomas Bartlett and three servants: viaPortsmouth to Maryland. Twenty days.
	Edward Acton. Thirty days.
	From p. 40.
	Benjamin Clarke: to Maryland.
	L. de Souza and M. Joas: via Falmouth to Portugal. Twenty days.
	George Osborne: via Falmouth to Jamaica.
27 Feb.	R. Robertson and R. Finley: via Gravesend to Maryland. Thirty days.
	From p. 41.
Same.	Nathaniel Parmenter, of London, merchant.
	John Richardson and Peter Webb, with goods: Maryland, 30 days.
	Samuel Bownes; same.
	John Bellingham: via Hull, 20 days. Broughton Pye.
	From p. 42.
Same.	Mary Ireland.
1 Mar.	Utresia Astley. Thomas Ogle.
3 Mar.	Henry Capron.Mr. Renew.
5 Mar.	Paul Jacks, an exchanged seaman prisoner. Commissioners of Sick and Wounded.
6 Mar.	Two more discharged prisoners. To Flanders. Same.
	From p. 43.
10 Mar.	Major Albert Borgard, of the Office of Ordnance. Office of Ordnance.
	Robert Arbuthnott.
11 Mar.	John Peter Flugg, with goods &c.: via Falmouth to Portugal, within 20 days. E. Dummer.
10 Mar.	John Whetham: via Falmouth to Antego in 20 days.
	From p. 44.
	Samuel Dyke and William Dowrich, merchants, with goods &c.
12 Mar.	Nicholas Lott, merchant, with goods &c.: via Falmouth to Jamaica.
13 Mar.	John Messier and James Newman, servants to the Duke of Grafton: via Gravesend to Holland, within 14 days.
15 Mar.	John Aribert and Henry Camois, servants of the Earl of Huntingdon.
	From p. 45.
16 Mar.	Anne Bouvairon with two children and goods.
17 Mar.	George Covel, a Hamburger.M. Ezzard, the Luth[eran] minister in London.
19 Mar.	John Colson and Thomas White.
20 Mar.	Esdras Marcus Lightenstone, a German clergyman: via Chester to Ireland. Ezzard and Egar.
	Post warrant tor Thomas Nightingale: to Weybridge and back.
	From p. 46.
30 Mar.	Anna Stomfius, with goods. Dutch Ambassadors.
	John Peritz Diturbide and Joachim Diturbide, released prisoners; same. Commissioners of Sick and Wounded.
25 Mar.	Abraham Magny, Alexander Messier, James Kenny, Thomas Armstrong, Ralph Young, William Lee and John Wilding, servants of the Duke of Grafton. Note of other names to be added.
	Henry Rowlandson and his goods: via Falmouth to Jamaica, in 20 days.
	From p. 47.
27 Mar.	Susanna Deumee and Robert Pullenger, servants to Lady Cullen.
29 Mar.	Francis Farmer, merchant at Bremen, with goods. Mr. Willett.
	William Armstrong, with goods. Lord Cutts.
	John Like and Henry Levielle, servants to the Earl of Huntingdon. Earl of Huntingdon.
	Post warrant for Thomas Nightingale, a messenger. Hereford and back.
	From pp. 48–9.
26 Mar.	Safe conduct for the Earl of Huntingdon while travelling abroad for study. Proviso against entering enemy's territory. (f.p. Latin.)
	From p. 49.
29 Mar.	Post warrant for Peter Brown, a messenger, to Wells, in Somerset, and back.
1 Ap.	Lady Katherine Clerke, Sir John Clerke, Mrs. Katherine Clerke, her son and daughter and two servants: via Gravesend. Mr. Ellis.
	Nathaniel Ashurst, John Schoppens and Abraham Lillie. Sir William Ashurst.
	From p. 50.
	Peter Chapron and others (named), servants to the Duke of Grafton.
3 Ap.	Mrs. Cotton, a French refugee, and her two daughters.
	Signor Gio Paolo Oradini, a Venetian, with goods.
5 Ap.	Chevalier de Camilly and servant.
6 Ap.	Robert Turner, his wife and servant.
	From p. 51.
	David Dias, with goods. Jacob Stevens.
8 Ap.	Barent Cool. Mr. Philipsey.
	John Winefrit and Mary Fairewell, with goods. Duke of Northumberland.
9 Ap.	Edward Johnston, with goods: via Falmouth to Lisbon. Mr. Granger, of the Treasury.
15 Ap.	Mr. Hewardin, with goods. Mr. Therold.
21 Ap.	Signor Oradini's pass renewed. Details.
	From p. 52.
17 Ap.	George Percivall, with goods. Mr. Farewell.
20 Ap.	Thomas Philips, an engineer, with goods. Officers of the Ordnance.
22 Ap.	Samuel Poole, with his goods: by Falmouth to Jamaica, within 30 days.
23 Ap.	Post warrant to Jacques Hibane: to Harwich.
	Pass to same: by Harwich to Holland, within 14 days.
	Post warrant to Pierre Malet: to Harwich.
	From p. 53.
	Pass to same: by Harwich.
24 Ap.	Colonel Daniel Parke and three servants.
	Duke of Grafton, Thomas Harrison and Jacques Jonson and six servants.
26 Ap.	John Cutler.
	From p. 54.
24 Ap.	Major-General Ingoldsby, Captain Harman, A.D.C., and five servants and a cook: by Gravesend.
27 Ap.	Richard and Christopher Terrell, with goods.
28 Ap.	Thomas Dulvet, a Grecian, with goods.
	Ullerick Schmuker, a Genoese, with goods.
4 May.	Zachariah Deivos, an Armenian.
	From p. 55.
	Samuel Deane, with goods. Edward Jones.
6 May.	Angelique Lichiany: via Dover to Calais, within 14 days.
7 May.	Daniel Trenchard.
	Lady Elizabeth Thatcher and two servants.
11 May.	Etienne Bouron, a French Protestant refugee, with goods. Dubourdieu.
	From p. 56.
13 May.	Elizabeth Baldwin, with her two children and a servant.
14 May.	Safe conduct to Joseph Gonzales of Bordeaux to come over to London to give evidence in certain suits pending here, in which Jacques Gonzales, of London, is concerned, and the said Joseph is a material witness; he rendering himself to Lord Secretary Nottingham on arriving, and remaining under his directions here. To be void if it appear that Joseph Gonzalez is naturalised or made denizen in England.
	From p. 57.
17 May.	Hester Tate and her son.
	From pp. 57, 58.
	Safe conduct to John Howe whilst travelling abroad. (Latin, in full.)
	From p. 58.
18 May.	Mathew Tilly. Lieutenant-General Windham. This pass renewed June 3rd.
	From p. 59.
	Colonel James Stanhope, Captain Nevill and four servants.
19 May.	Zachariah Deivos.
	George Turner, Elizabeth his wife, Helen Salmon, her mother, and Mary Turner, their daughter. Mr. Cross, the Armenian.
24 May.	George Herman (Count Waldstein's Secretary): going post to Vienna.
	Post warrant for John Thornburgh: to Harwich and back.
	From p. 60.
25 May.	Post warrant for Michael Bowmer: to West Chester.
28 May.	Stephanus Dobozi and Johannes Herczeg (Lord Paget's servants).
31 May.	Don Joseph Sarea: by Falmouth to Lisbon. Mr. Huffeman (sic).
	Madame de Richelieu, Monsieur de Wilon and a chambermaid: by Falmouth to Portugal.
2 June.	J. Telner, G. Vaux, T. Pope, and J. Gale: via Harwich. Pen and Sir Gilbert Heathcote.
	George Percivall: within 14 days, via Harwich. Captain H. Moore.
3 June.	Jean Briot: to go on board one of the ships at Portsmouth bound for the Streights at Portsmouth, and to go on to Leghorn, within 30 days. Charles Berthau.
	From p. 61.
	Martin Osmont, merchant at Jersey: via Harwich, within 14 days. Dubourdieu.
7 June.	John Sayer and servant: 14 days. Mr. Atterbury, Clerk of the Cheque.
	From pp. 61, 62.
	The Express (Captain John Philpot), to Calais or any other port in France. She is taking over the Sieur J. Rinuccini, brother to the Envoy of Tuscany. (Full pass.)
	From p. 62.
	The "Sieur Jean Rinuccini," as mentioned in foregoing; his secretary and servant; the Marquis Corsini, with his governor and servants; and the Marquis Capponi, with his servants: to France. (Full pass.)
	Sir Thomas Dereham, who came from Florence with "the Marquis Jean Rinuccini, Envoy Extraordinary to us from the Great Duke of Tuscany," and desires to return with him; with two servants. (Full pass.)
	From p. 63.
10 June.	Francis Sabatier and Peter Lucas, two French boys who came to England to learn English before the declaration of war: Plymouth to France on next vessel going with prisoners. (Full pass.)
	Similar pass for Jonathan Stephens, of Fowey, who went to Morlaix to learn French before the declaration of war: to return on a vessel bringing our prisoners back to England.
	From p. 64.
	The Sieur Sorel to embark two pads for France on board a vessel taking back prisoners. (Full pass.)
11 June.	Solomon le Juste: via Harwich, in 14 days. Dr. Mesnard.
15 June.	Louis de Sousa, a Portuguese: via Falmouth to Portugal, in thirty days. Portugal Envoy.
16 June.	Jean Jacquin: via Harwich, in 14 days. M. Lamothe, minister of the Savoy.
	Stephen Brigaud and James Richard, two French Protestants: via Falmouth to Portugal, in 20 days. De la Rivière, French minister of the Savoy.
	Captain Charles Carven: via Gravesend, in 14 days. William Hodges and others.
	Edward Baist, of Norwich, merchant: via Harwich, in 20 days. B. Pike and Thomas Sowter.
17 June.	William Marshall. Michael Blewitt, servant to the Lord Privy Seal.
14 June.	Lewis Nevelon, his wife and two children: to France. Came over 3½ years ago, and "was entertained as a dancing master at the Theatre Royal."
19 June.	William Burdett: Harwich, 14 days. C. Cowart.
	From p. 66.
22 June.	Ann Wroth and Elizabeth Costin. Own note.
24 June.	William Hichman and C. Wallwyn. A. Wallwyn.
23 June.	Christopher de Conyers, servant to the Marquis de Rinuccini.
25 June.	Gerrard Russell. Secretary Nottingham. Is going to the campaign.
20 June.	George Percival, servant to Lord Cutts.
21 June.	Two passes for the Marquis de Rinuccini.
28 June.	Isaac Toizo and Abraham Navarro. Portugal Envoy.
	From p. 67.
30 June.	Paul Rinaldi. Venetian Ambassador.
8 July.	John, Earl of Tullibardine, and two servants.
	Post warrant for Thomas Smith, a Queen's messenger, with two horses to Holyhead.
14 July.	Bernard von der Grift: Harwich, 14 days. Vryberge.
	Gaspar Strobel, a "High German journeyman tailor"; same. Mr. Crusius.
	From p. 68.
	Anton Martin and Francis Heilman, two High German Protestants; same. Same.
15 July.	Daniel O'Nya; same. Lieutenant Governor of Portsmouth.
16 July.	Don Francisco de Santa Cruz and Don Josepho Zignoni, with a servant; same. Hoffman.
	Captain Peter Bruse, Cornet Isaac Bruse, Cornet Lafitte, Cornet Jean Naves, Jean La Fergue and Jacques la Forest, officers in the Duke of Schomberg's regiment. Same.
20 July.	Jean de Lisle and Antoine le Grand: Harwich, "Gravend," and to go beyond sea, within 20 days.
	From pp. 69–70.
15 July.	The Earl of Hertford, son of the Duke of Somerset, who is to travel abroad. Proviso against his going into hostile territory. (Full pass, in Latin.)
	From p. 71.
22 July.	Cornet Balthazard and servant. R. Roderick, Rector of Bassishaw.
23 July.	Henry Tuinebac and his wife. M. Rozet, French minister.
24 July.	Anne Philips. Mr. Thwayt, at the Fountain tavern in the Strand.
30 July.	Pierre Lardent: via Gravesend.
31 July.	Susanne Boisonnet, a French Protestant. De la Rivière.
3 Aug.	Stephen Shepperd: from any port to Florence, 20 days. Florentine Envoy.
	Anne David, aged 10 or 11. M. Aufrère.
	From p. 72.
4 Aug.	Post warrant for Mr. Wogan: with two able horses and a guide to Holyhead. Her Majesty's special service.
5 Aug.	Earl of Shaftesbury and two servants: to go abroad for foreign travel.
	From p. 73.
7 Aug.	Susanna Smith: Harwich, 14 days. Sir A. Davidson and another.
10 Aug.	John White; same. Lord Mayor.
	Pierre Ragozzi: the Thames to Denmark, 14 days. La Fontaine.
12 Aug.	William Sherrard, Esq., and four servants: Gravesend to Holland.
	From pp. 74, 75.
13 Aug.	The Robert, of Leith, to come from Bordeaux to Scotland between now and end of November. Is bringing home the goods of Robert Gordon, factor at Bordeaux, who has petitioned for this pass. He has, at his own charge, released a sufficient number of English [or Scotch] subjects, prisoners of war at Bordeaux, to sail the vessel home, and has hired her to bring home his belongings, wishing to withdraw from France. (Full pass.)
	From p. 76.
17 Aug.	Edmond Miller, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and barrister-at-law of Lincoln's Inn: via Harwich.
19 Aug.	Post warrant to James Fawsitt and two horses and a guide: to Holyhead.
20 Aug.	Gerardus Schoute: Portsmouth to Portugal, 20 days. Abraham Duez, Dutch Minister at St. James'.
	J. Boucher, a French Protestant: Falmouth to Portugal, within 14 days.Satur.
	H. Wainwright and R. Robinson.
21 Aug.	Abraham Machau: Falmouth to Portugal. Marinus Van Vryberge.
	From p. 77.
26 Aug.	Henry Clayton: Falmouth to Portugal, 20 days. Sir Robert Clayton.
27 Aug.	Joseph Rabenett. J. Fowler.
	Anne Safford. Lord Mayor.
28 Aug.	Joseph Dupuis, a French Protestant: Falmouth to Portugal, 20 days. M. Piozet.
	G. van Trier, a German button maker: via Gravesend.
31 Aug.	Sieur Feri, a Venetian, and servant: Falmouth to Portugal, 21 days. Venetian Ambassador.
	Isaac Dubois, a French Protestant. Satur.
	From p. 78.
3 Sept.	Lady Blackwell, Francis Powell, Mary Burgem, Joseph Harris and C. du Royé.
6 Sept.	Jean Constantine and servant. Gendrault.
7 Sept.	Stephen Lecuyer, a French Protestant. Satur.
	Charles Unruh, Jean Borzymouski and George Zachert, three German tailors. Spanheim.
	John Bonabel, a French Protestant. Dubourdieu.
	Cornelius Seys. J. Evans, clerk to Brigadier Lloyd's regiment.
	From pp. 79–80.
4 Sept.	Daniel Sadler, appointed agent for transportation in Portugal during the present war: via Holland to Portugal. (Full pass, countersigned by Hedges.) (fn. 12)
9 Sept.	Peter Macklyne. Rector and Churchwardens of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate.
	Daniel Follark.
10 Sept.	Guillaume Goswiller. Dubourdieu.
	Conrad Bertram: Gravesend to Denmark, 20 days. Crusius. From p. 81.
15 Sept.	James Meier, Humphrey Willet, and Thomas Harvy, students.
	David Pugh. Mr. Huggins, Bailiff of Westminster.
16 Sept.	James Terry and servant.Mr. Isum.
	John Godfrey Koch. Prussia Ambassador.
17 Sept.	Robert Samber: 20 days. Whitfield.
	John Braco: same, 14 days. Portugal Envoy.
16 Sept.	Don P. and Don F. de Ravizza, two expresses from the Emperor of Germany: Falmouth to Portugal, 20 days.
	From p. 82.
	Eight Genoese subjects (named): 20 days.
24 Sept.	William Wilmot: 14 days. John Pery.
5 Oct.	David George, a Scotchman: David Crawford, secretary to the Earl of Cromarty.
	F. Pigou and S. Le Blanc, French refugees: Same.
	Don J. Zignoni, an Imperial express: Falmouth to Lisbon, 20 days.
8 Sept.	Signor Emanuel Timone, doctor of physic. Lord Pagett.
	From p. 83.
13 Oct.	Captain Richard Bancks and two servants: Falmouth to the West Indies. Sir Gilbert Heathcote.
19 Oct.	John Kimber: same; 20 days. Mr. Dummer.
23 Oct.	Jean Sillier. Dubourdieu.
	From pp. 83–5.
1 Nov.	To the European, of 300 tons, or any like ship sent in her place, to go from Lisbon to the Canaries with a cargo of pipestaves and hoops, and to bring back thence the property of several English merchants trading there, which the merchants have not been able to remove since the declaration of war; and which are in danger of being lost. Those who own the goods also incur the danger of being treated as enemies. Proviso that this pass shall not serve for any other voyage or purpose. (Full pass, setting out the petition of the merchants, who have asked for passes for two ships for this purpose).
	From p. 85.
1 Nov.	Similar pass to foregoing for the Resolution, of 300 tons. M. Gillien, master.
8 Nov.	Mary Caseneuve. Satur.
10 Nov.	Colonel John Richards: Falmouth to Lisbon, 20 days.
	From p. 86.
	Joseph Maxy: Portsmouth to Portugal, in 30 days. Mr. Raworth.
	From pp. 86–7.
11 Nov.	Paul H. Pallavicini, a noble subject of Genoa, and lately Envoy to the Queen from that Republic, who is returning there with his family. (Full pass, in Latin.)
	From pp. 87, 88.
	Pass in English to same, with two gentlemen and six servants (named): any English port to Holland.
	From p. 88.
13 Nov.	John Campbell and Robert Monroe and two servants.
15 Nov.	John Cudde, George Newland, Sarah Newland and Sarah Clarke: Harwich, 14 days. Stephen Thompson and Nicholas Holloway.
19 Nov.	Samuel Patai, Michael Budai and Stephen Patai, three Hungarians, servants to my Lord Paget: Harwich, 14 days. Arnold Wallwyn.
	From p. 89.
18 Nov.	Mary and Eleanor Porter, who are coming home to England, with a maid &c. (Full safe conduct, in Latin.)
	From p. 90.
23 Nov.	Elie Blanquiene: Harwich, 14 days. La Rivière.
	Count Sormani and five persons more: Falmouth to Portugal. Hoffman.
25 Nov.	Dorothy Davis. Thwaites, of the Fountain tavern in the Strand.
1 Dec.	J. de Schmidt: to Portugal, 30 days. Prussia Ambassador.
6 Dec.	David Flotard: Harwich, 14 days. M. Miremont.
16 Dec.	Edward Parsons: Falmouth to Leeward Islands, 30 days Mr. Fellows.
	From pp. 90, 91.
Same.	Henry Nevill: to return from France. (Full safe conduct.)
	From p. 91.
18 Dec.	Benjamin Moorewood and wife. John Riches [?].
	Jean Ferronet and Pierre Pujas. Commissioners of Sick and Wounded.
22 Dec.	Charles Wallwyn. Arnold Wallwyn, Page of the Presence.
23 Dec.	Thomas Page. Lord Pagett.
	From p. 92.
16 Dec.	John Farrell: to return from France, where he went about three years ago "to learn confectionary." (Full pass.)
24 Dec.	Richard Morris: Falmouth to Barbados, 30 days. Rowland Tyron, merchant in London.
	Commissioner Samuel Atkinson and two servants: Harwich, 14 days.
	From p. 93.
25 Dec.	Post warrant for Captain John Ramsay: to go to Scotland and back at usual rates.
	Joseph Byerly and servant. (Full pass.)
31 Dec.	Post warrant for Richard Revell: Portsmouth and back.
	Part II.
	Licences of Absence, or Notes of Same. (fn. 13)
	Unless shewn to be otherwise, these are licences for Sheriffs to be absent from their several counties during their Shrievalties.
	(a) Licences to Sheriffs to be absent from their counties during their period of Shrievalty. Notes are shewn by the letters, n.l., and the full licences by l.
	From S.P. Dom., Entry Book 162, the full licences signed by Lord Secretary Nottingham.
30 Jan.	Julius Deeds; Pembroke (n.). P. 112.
24 Feb.	Joseph Alston; Bucks (n.). Ibid.
15 Mar.	Edward Clavell; Dorset (n.). P. 113.
11 Oct.	Sir Gilbert Heath; London and Middlesex (l.). Pp. 114–5.
30 Oct.	Sir T. Pennyman; York (n.). P. 115.
23 Dec.	Thomas Whorwood; Oxford (n.). P. 119.
	John Sheppard; Radnor (n.). Ibid.
	From S.P. Dom., Entry Book 163, the full licences signed by Hedges.
7 Jan.	John Corranee; Suffolk (n.l.). P. 154.
6 Ap.	Lewis Morgan, Monmouthshire (n.l.). P. 155.
25 Ap.	Randolph Wykes; Northants (n.l.). Ibid.
31 Oct.	Colonel Collier, Lieutenant-Governor of Jersey; from Jersey for three months. Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Mordaunt to be there during his absence (l.). Pp. 155, 156.
28 Dec.	Thomas Pullen, Yorkshire; so long as his affairs require his absence. To return if so directed by the Council or a Secretary of State (l.). P. 156.
	(b) Licences to Commissioned Officers in the Army.
	From S.P. Dom., Entry Book 171.
22 Oct.	Cornet William Lloyd, of Brigadier Lloyd's dragoons. Twelve months. Warrant to the Commissioners of the Musters to pass him during that time. P. 205.
	Note of similar licence to John Lloyd, quartermaster of Brigadier Lloyd's dragoons. P. 205.