C.

C, George

C.H.

Cabessa, Gasper Barbose

Caddell, Robert

Cade, William

Cadiz

Caen

Caesar, Henry

Caesar, Dr. Julius, Judge of the Admiralty

Cage, Anthony, Sheriff of Huntingdon

Cage, John

Caige, James

Caistor Sessions of Lincoln

Caithness

Caius College

Calais

Calais, Governor of

Calais, Port of

Calendar, the Gregorian

Calendar, Reformation of

Calf-skins

Callicut

Callis, John, a pirate

Callshort Castle, see Calshot.

Calmady, Josias

Calseworth, Wapentake of

Calshot Castle

Calthrop, Clement

Calthorp, Jo.

Calthorp, Sir Martin, Lord Mayer

Calthorpe, William

Calton, Thomas, Warden of the Fleet

Calveley, Eliz.

Calverley, Thomas, Chancellor of Durham

Calvert, Robert

Calvin, John

Camber, The

Cambleford

Cambridge

Cambridge, Charter of

Cambridge, Lady Margaret's Foundation

Cambridge, Proctors of

Cambridge, St. John's College

Cambridge, Receiver of, see Exchequer.

Cambridge, Vice-Chancellor of

Cambridge, Vice-Chancellor of, see Perne, Fulke, Bell.

Cambridge, Visitation of

Cambridge, see Recusants.

Cambridge University

Cambridge University, Printer of the

Cambridge University, Privileges of

Cambridgeshire, Justices of

Cambridgeshire, see Musters.

Cambridgeshire

Camelford, see Cambleford.

Camp, Defence of a

Camp, the

Campion, Edmond, the Jesuit,

Campion, Edward

Campion, Edward

Campion,William

Candia

Candia, Isle of

Candia, Merchants of

Conford, Thomas

Canland, Thomas

Canland, Thomas

Cannarte, Juan de

Cannon Row, see London Streets.

Cannowdon, John

Cantelupe, Lady Eve

Cantelupe, William

Canter, Henry

Canterbury

Canterbury, Archbishop of

Canterbury, Archbishop of, see Grindal, Whit-gytte.

Cantellry, Ard of

Canterbury, Clergy of

Canterbury, Dean and Chapter of

Canterbury, Dean of, see Godwin, Rogers.

Canterbury Gaol

Canterbury, Prebendaries of

Canterbury, Mayor, &c. of

Canterbury, Province of

Canterbury School

Cantrell, William

Capcotes, Dr.

Capcotes, see Copcot.

Cape Saker

Cape St. Vincent

Capell, Gamaliel

Cappar, Richard

Cappers, see Coventry.

Captains, Names of

Captains, Names of

Captive, Ransom of a

Captives, see Slaves.

Carack, the

Cardenas, M. de

Cardiff

Cardiff, Customer of, see Morgan.

Cardigan, Instrument of Association

Cardiganshire

Cardigan, Sheriff of, see Lloyd.

Cardiganshire, see Musters.

Cardinals drowned for favouring the Antipope

Carew

Carew of Anthony Richard

Carew, Francis

Carew, Sir Francis

Carew, Henry

Carew, Mathew

Carewe, Dr.

Carew, Family of

Carey, Edward

Carey, George

Carey, Sir George, Governor of the Isle of Wight

Carey, Henry, Lord Hunsdon

Caria, Marke de la

Carington, William

Carisbroke Castle

Carisbroke Castle

Carler, Anthony

Carleton, George

Carliell, Capt. Christopher

Carlingford

Carlisle

Carlisle, Bishops of

Carlisle, Mr.

Carlton, George

Carlton, Mr.

Carlyon, Mayor, &c. of

Carmarthen

Carmarthenshire

Carmarthenshire, see Musters.

Carmighell, Sir John

Carnarvon

Carnarvon, Town of

Carnarvonshire

Carnarvon, Instrument of Association

Carnarvon, County of

Carnsewe, John

Carnsewe, Matthew

Carnsewe, William

Caron, Mr.

Carpenter, Robert, Mayor of Rye

Carpinter, John

Carr, Bridgett

Carr, Mr.

Carr, William

Carr, William

Carrack the Great

Carre, Mrs. Bridget

Carre, John

Carre, Robert

Carre, Jun., Robert

Carriers

Carrons, Christopher

Carter, Agnes

Carter, James, Mayor of St. Alban's

Carter, Mr.

Carter, Mrs.

Carter, Thomas

Carter, William

Cartewrite, Mr.

Carthagena

Cartwright, Humfrey

Cartwright, Mr.

Cary, Sir Edmund

Cary, of Cockington, George

Cary, George, Commissioner for Dover

Carye, Robert

Caryll, Edward

Carys, Robert

Caseais

Case, John

Casey

Casimir, Duke, Knight of the Garter

Caskales

Casks for the Navy

Castel, Archbishop of

Cassandra's Luck

Cassell

Cassey, Henry

Cassie, Thomas

Caster, Northampton

Casterton

Castille

Castle Baynard Ward

Castlefield

Castleforth Mills

Castle Powell

Catechism, for Catholics

Catechism, Practice of catechising Children

Catechism, School of, in London

Castriotto, Signor

Castro, Francis de, a Jesuit

Casterall, Robert

Catesby, Lady

Catesby, Richard

Catesby, William

Catesby, Sir William

Cathaia, Cam of

Cathedral Churches, Bill for dissolving

Cathedral Churches, erected by Henry VIII.

Catherine, see Ships' names.

Catholics, The

Catholics, Number of, in England
-, Liberty of Conscience to
-, Execution of

Catholics, see Papists.

Catilin, Malivery

Catisbye, John, Marshal of the King's Bench

Catlyn, Hugh

Catol, Mons.

Caulveley, Sir George, Sheriff of Chester

Causandbay

Cautionary Towns, The

Cave, Anthony

Cave, Bagot

Cave, Bryan

Cave, Lisle, Collector at Plymouth

Cave, Mr.

Cave, Roger

Cave,Thomas

Cave, William, Sheriff of Leicestershire

Cavendish, Elizabeth, Countess of Lennox, Death of

Cavendish, Harry

Cavendish, William

Cavendishe, Charles, Sir Charles

Caxton

Cecill, Edmund, a Seminary Priest

Cecil, Elizabeth, see Wentworth

Cecill, the Priest

Cecill, John, a Papist

Cecil, Mr.

Cecill, Robert
-, his letters:—
-, to Walsyngham
-, to Dr. Parry
-, to his Father

Cecil, Sir Thomas

Cecill, William, son of Sir Thomas

Cecill, William

Cecill, Sir William

Cecill, William, Lord Burghley, Lord Treasurer
-, his letters:—
-, To Thomas Smythe
-, to Walsyngham
-, to the Vice Admiral of Devon
-, to John Saunders
-, to Archbishop Sandys
-, to Archbishop Whitgyffe
-, to Dr. Daye, Dean of Windsor
-, to William Herlle
-, to the Customers
-, to the Bishop of Lincoln and others
-, to Officers of Port
-, to Secretary Davison
-, to Palavicino
-, to Lord Chancellor Hatton
-, to Earl of Rutland
-, to Mr. Trenchard and Mr. Hawley
-, to Henry Cocke
-, to the Mayor of Carlyon
-, to the Speaker
-, to Dr. Tho. Nevill
-, to the Sheriff of Dorset
-, to the Dep. Lieutenants of Essex, Hertford, &c.,
-, to Officers of the Port of London
-, to Thomas Wylkes
-, to Mr. Petre
-, to Sir Henry Cocke
-, to Sir John Brokett
-, to Sir John Perrot
-, Marriage of his Daughter with Mr. Wentworth
-, the Queen visits him
-, Grant of Lands to him
-, the Queen's Kindness to him
-, his Illnesses
-, his Notes on the Bull of Pope Pius V.
-, is sent for to Court
-, Papers drawn up by him
-, in the Commission for Horses
-, makes a present of Gloves to the Queen
-, his Buildings and Gardens
-, Libels against him
-, Family affairs
-, elected High Steward of Yarmouth
-, death of Lady Burghley

Celie, Capt.

Cely, Thomas

Cephalonia

Cesto, River of, voyage to

Chaderton, William, Bishop of Chester

Chadlington, Hundred of

Chadock, William

Chaffin, Thomas

Chain, The, at Upnor Castle

Chalke, Hundred of

Challice, John

Challoner, Nynyan

Chalynor, Mr.

Chamber, The, see Treasurer

Chamber, Grooms of the

Chamber, Maids of the

Chamber, Messengers of the

Chambellan, Peter, a pirate

Chamberlain or Chaumbellain, Peter

Chamberleyne, John

Chambers

Chambrelayne, George

Champernown, Gawin

Champernown, alias Mungumbria, Lady Robarda

Champernowne, Sir Arthur

Champneis, John

Chandos, Lord, see Bruges.

Chancellor to a Bishop, Office of

Chancellor, The Lord, see Bromley, Hatton

Chancery, Court of

Chancery, Cursitors of

Chancery, Masters in

Chancery, Records of

Chancery Lane, see London Streets.

Chanon Row, see London Streets.

Chapell, John

Chapell, Thomas

Chapman, Alan

Chapman, Andreas

Chapman, John

Chapman, John, a priest

Chapman, a priest

Chapman, Mr.

Chapman, Richard

Chapman, Thomas

Chantries, Dissolution of

Chard

Charde, Clement

Charing

Charing Cross, see London Streets.

Charles I., King

Charities

Charity, Licence to collect

Charity, see Ships' names.Ships' names.

Charlecott

Charles, see Ships' names

Charlett, see Martin.

Charlewood

Charmont, Mons

Charnock, Elizabeth

Charnock, John

Charnock, Richard, Sheriff of Bedfordshire

Charnocke

Charnocke, John

Charter House, The

Chasteaunent, Mons

Chatsworth

Chatsworth

Chatsworth House

Chatham

Chaucer, Jeffery

Chauncie, Edward

Chauncie, Gorge

Chauncie, Henry

Chauntler, Ralph, Mayor of Chichester

Chavis, John de

Cheapside, see London Streets.

Check, Clerk of the

Chedingston

Cheek, Henry

Cheek, Lady

Cheesman, John, Mayor of New Romney

Chelmsford

Chelsea

Chenies

Cherburg

Cherubim, see Ships' names

Chechester, Sir John

Chesham-Hoborne, Manor of

Cheshire

Cheshire, state of Religion in

Cheshire, see Musters; Recusants.

Cheshunt

Chester

Chester, Bishop of, see Scott, Chaderton, Burton.

Chester, Bishops of

Chester, Capt.

Chester, Citizens, &c., of

Chester Castle, Exchequer in

Chester Castle Prison

Chester, Charter of

Chester, County Palatine of

Chester, Dean, &c., of

Chester, Dean of, see Goodman.

Chester Deanery, lands of

Chester, Diocese of

Chester, Dominic

Chester, Ecclesiastical Commission for

Chester, Embarkation of Men for Ireland

Chester Herald

Chester Herald, Office of

Chester, Justice of, see Bromley.

Chester,Justice of

Chester, Justice of

Chester, Mayor, &c., of

Chester, Mayor of, see Byrd, Bavand, Gamull, Hammott, Cotgrave.

Chester, St. John's Church

Chester, mere Merchants and Retailers of

Chester, Staple at

Chester, Sheriff of

Chester, Sheriff of, seeWylbram.

Chester, Port of

Chester, Licence to export Leather

Chester, Sir Robert

Chester, Thomas

Chester, see Barloe.

Chester, see Westchester.

Chesterford

Chestermead, Manor of

Cheston, Capt.

Cheston, Stephen

Cheswick

Chesworthe, Manor of

Chetwind, John

Cheyne, Henry Lord

Cheyne, Lady

Cheyne, Richard

Cheyne, Sir Thomas

Cheney, Thomas

Cheynies

Chibnal, William

Chiche, Lord D'Arcie of, see D'Arcie.

Chichester

Chichester, Bishopric of

Chichester, Bishop of, see Coortesse, Bickley.

Chichester, Chancellor of, see Blaxton.

Chichester, Sir John

Chichester, Mayor, &c., of

Chichester, Mayor of, see Chauntler.

Chichester, Port of

Chichester, Rape of

Chichester, Registrar of

Chicksands

Chidley, Elizabeth

Chidley, Mr.

Chief Baron, see Manwood.

Chief Butler, Office of

Chief Justice, The Lord, see Wray, Dyer.

Childe, Thomas

Childe, William

Childers, William

Children of the Chapel, see Hannys.

Children Abroad

Chilham, Castle and Manor of

Chilingham

Chillington

Chiltern Hundreds

Chilton

Chipping Norton

Chiswick

Chiverton, Thomas

Cholmeley, Jasper

Cholmeley, Sir Richard

Cholmondeley, Sir Hugh

Chorlton, Allen

Choumbley

Christchurch, Hants

Christchurch, Dean of

Christchurch, Mayor of, see Genge.

Christenings

Christenston, Manor of

Christliton

Christmas, Observance of

Christmas, Peter

Chubbe, Matthew

Church Affairs

Church Affairs, see Religion, Recusants, Papists.

Church of England, The

Church, Articles for the general government of

Church,Ceremonies of the

Church,Godly ministers of

Church, Refusing to go to

Church Service, Bill for

Church Livings, Augmentation of

Church, Petitions against Abuses in the

Churche, William

Churches, see Cathedral.

Churcheston

Churchill, William

Chute, Christopher

Chute, Edward

Chute Forest

Cicell, a Recusant

Cinque Ports

Cinque Ports, Inhabitants of the

Cinque Ports, Survey of Forts in

Cinque Ports, see Brooke, Musters.

Circuits, The

Circumcision, Rite of

Cirencester

Citelini, Paulo

Civil Law, Precedency of

Civita Vecchia

Civille, Francoys, de

Clapboards

Clapham

Clapham, Thomas

Clarencieux, see Cooke.

Claringdon, Park of

Clarke, Dr.

Clarke, John

Clarke, Josias

Clarke, Nicholas

Clarke, Richard

Clarke, Thomas

Clarke, Thomas, a pirate

Clarke, William

Clarke's Alley

Claxton, Mr.

Claxton, Ralph

Clay

Clay Hall

Clay, Thomas

Claydon

Claye, a minister

Claye, Hercules

Clayton, James

Clements, Nich.

Clements Inn, see London Streets.

Clenche, John, Baron of the Exchequer

Cleobury, Manor of

Clergy, Association of the

Clergy, The

Clergy, Subsidy of the

Clergy, Light horses to be furnished by the

Clergy, Subscription of the

Clergy, see Subsidy, Geneva Visitations.

Clere, Sir Edward

Clerk, Dr. Bartholomew

Clerke, Edmund

Clerke, James

Clerke, Thomas

Clerkenwell, see London Streets.

Clerks of the Council, see Beale, Wylkes.

Clerks of the Signet, see Signet.

Clethero, Mr.

Clevar, Nicholas

Clevewelt, Arnold

Cleyborne, Richard

Cleyton, Elizabeth

Cliborne, Richard

Clifford

Clifford Coiners

Clifford, George, Earl of Cumberland

Clifton, Sir John

Clifton

Clifton, Lady (late Talboys)

Clifton, Thomas

Clink, The

Clink, Prisoners in, for Religion

Clinton, Edward, Earl of Lincoln, Lord High Admiral, His death

Clinton, Henry, Earl of Lincoln

Cliste, Suchville, Manor of

Cloasse, Mr.

Clockmaker, The Queen's

Clocks, Invention of, to go by Water

Clopcott

Close, Mr.

Closse, George

Clothiers

Cloths, Shreds of

Cloths, Manufacture of

Cloths, Exportation of

Cloths, Duties on

Cloths, see Wools, Blackwell Hall.

Clowdesley

Clybery

Clyff, George

Clyff, Thomas

Clifford, Capt. Ascanius

Clyfton, George

Clyfton, Sir John

Clymsall, Thomas

Clynnog, Parish of

Clynton, Lord Henry, Lord Clynton

Clynton, Thomas

Clyst

Coach, sent as a present

Coa, trade

Coals, Licence for

Coast towns, Mayors of

Coast towns

Coasts, Defence of the

Coasts, map of the

Coates, John

Cobham

Cobham, Elizabeth, Lady

Cobham, John

Cobham, Lord, see Brooke.

Cobham, Sir Harry Brooke

Cobham, Sir Henry

Cobham Hall

Cobham, Maximilian

Cocheman, Giles

Cochineal

Cock, Sir Henry

Cock Lane, see London Streets.

Cocke, James

Cocke, John, Lancaster Herald

Cocker, Mary

Cocker, Robert

Cockes, Charles

Cockes, Elizabeth

Cockes, Hugh

Cockes, Francis

Cockes, Walter

Cockes, William

Cockington

Cockley, Mr.

Cocks, Mr.

Codnor

Codwell, Mr.

Cofferer, Office of

Cogaram Rychart

Coggeshall

Coin, Foreign

Coin, Weight of English coins

Coinage, Bullion, Coin, Money, &c.

Coinage, see Mint.

Coining

Cokayne, William

Coke, Sir John

Coke, William

Colbrond, James

Colby, Thomas

Colchester

Colchester, Archdeaconry of

Colchester, Bailiffs of

Colchester, Chamberlain of, see Bill.

Coldocke, Francis, Warden of the Stationers'Company

Coldwell, Dr. John

Cole, a pirate

Cole, Christopher

Colson, John

Cole, Mr.

Cole, N.

Cole, Nicholas, a messenger

Colepepyr, Alexander

Colepeper, John

Colerdin, Jaques, see Gifford Gilbert.

Coles, John

Colgan,John

Colier, Mrs. Agnes

Colier, Robert

Coliere, Ralph, an old priest

Colle, alias Plume, Robert

Collegiate Churches, Bill for dissolving

Collen, Thomas

Collen, alias Gillame, William

Collens, Jo.

Colles, Edward

Colles, Edmund

Colles, Edmund

Colleshill, Parsonage of

Collett, Peter

Collie, Anthony, Sheriff of Rutland

Collins, Thomas

Collinson, George

Collwell, Mr.

Collye, Reuben

Collyson

Colman

Colocumb

Cologne, Bishop of

Cologne

Colshill

Colston, William

Coke, Richard

Colt, George, Sheriff of Suffolk

Colthurst, Matthew

Colt's Hall

Colvile, John

Colwell, Thomas

Colwich

Colynge Margaret

Comb Sydenham

Combe, John de

Combe, William

Combelles, M. de

Combwell

Comerford, Dr.

Commissions

Common Pleas, Court of

Common Pleas, Chief Justice of, see Anderson.

Common Pleas, Justice of

Common Prayer, Book of

Commons, Certificates of

Commons, House of, Illness of the Speaker

Compensation, Claims for

Compter, The

Compter, Secretary of the

Compton, Henry, Lord

Compton, Lady

Concealed Lands, Grant of

Condé, Prince of

Condon, Patrick

Conduct Money

Confession, Tract on

Confirmation, Order of

Congleton

Coningesbye, Sir Henry

Coningesbye, Mr.

Coningesbye, Ralph

Conjuration

Coningsby, Humphrey

Connesbye, Mr.

Coningesbye, Ralph

Conjuration

Coningsby, Humphrey

Connesbye, Mr.

Connoll, County of

Connaught

Conquet

Consecration of the Bishops of Bath

Constable, George

Constable, George

Constable, Sir Robert

Constantin, Evangelist

Constantine, The Emperor

Constantinople, Feast and games at

Contemplative Centiloquies, Book of

Conway, Corporation of

Conway, Edward

Conway, Sir John

Conway, Sir John, Sheriff of Flint

Conway, Lady

Conway, Monastery of

Conway, Richard Seymour, Marquis of Hertford

Conway, Thomas

Conway, see Archer.

Conveyances, Fraudulent, Bill against

Convicts, Names of, to be certified

Convocation

Conyers, Mr. Auditor Jo.

Conyers, John

Conyers, John, Lord

Conyers, Mr.

Conyers, Mallory

Conyngesby, Thomas

Coole, William, a Recusant

Cooke, a pirate

Cooke, Sir Anthony

Cooke, Anthony

Cooke, Henry, a Recusant

Cooke, Hugh

Cooke, Mr.

Cooke, Mrs.

Cooke, Owen

Cookham, Manor of

Cookham and Bray, The Seven Hundreds of

Cooke, Robert, Clarencieux

Cooks, see London.

Cooper, John

Cooper, Robert

Cooper, Thomas, Bishop of Winchester, Prelate of the Order of the GarteLancaster Herald

Cooper, see Cowper.

Coortesse, Richard, Bishop of Chichester His death

Copcot, Dr. John, Master of Corpus Christi

Cope, Anthony

Cope, John

Copford Hall

Copine, John

Copledike, Thomas

Copleston, Anthony

Copley

Copley

Copley, Lady

Copley, Margaret

Copley, Mrs.

Copley, Thomas, Esq.

Copley, Sir Thomas or Lord

Copley, William

Coppage, Mr.

Copperas works

Copper Works and mines

Coppin, Thomas

Coppinger, Edmund

Coppleman, Harman

Coppley, Mr.

Copyholds

Corbett, Sir Andrew

Corbitt, Mr.

Corbyn, John

Corbyn, Richard

Corbyn, Robert

Cordaillot

Cordall, Mr.

Cordell, Edward

Cordell, Edward

Cordell, Lady Abigail

Cordell, Thomas

Cordell, Sir William

Corfe Castle

Corinths, see Currants.

Cork

Corley, Hundred of

Corn, see Markets.

Corn, see Dover.

Corn, Certificates of

Corn, Exportation and Importation of

Corn, Office for measuring

Cornerd, Great

Cornewall, John

Cornewallys, Thomas

Cornhill, see London Streets.

Cornish minerals

Cornish miners

Cornwales, W.

Cornwaleys, Charles

Cornwaleys, Sir Thomas, a Recusant

Cornwall, Edmond, Baron of Burford

Cornwall

Cornwall, Appointment of Stewards in certain Hundreds

Cornwall, Duchy of

Cornwall, Instrument of Association

Cornwall, Feodary of

Cornwall, Survey of Forts in

Cornwall, Justices of

Cornwall, Vice-Admiral of

Cornwall, Defences of

Cornwall, Sheriff of, see Greynvile, Wrey, Bevell.

Cornwall, see Musters, Horse.

Cornwall, Parks and Commons in

Cornwall, John

Cornwallis, William

Cornwallis, William

Corporals, Appointments of

Corporations, Leases by

Corpus Christi, Master, &c. of

Corpus Christi (or Bennet) College, Cam-bridge

Corrall, John de

Correction, House of, in Hampshire

Corringham and Stowe, Prebend of

Corryton, John

Corryton, Peter

Corryton, William

Cortecourt

Corsini

Corslets, see Arms, Armour.

Cosbie,Capt.

Cosbie, Margery

Cosby, Arnold

Cosin, Richard

Cosowarthe, Thomas

Cosser, Henry, Sheriff of Dorset

Cotes, Mr.

Cotes, Richard

Cotesford

Cotesmore, Mr., a priest

Cotgreve, William, Mayor of Chester

Cotham

Cothorpe

Cothropp

Cotman, Robert

Cottam, Mr.

Cottam or Cotton, Thomas, a priest

Cottam, Hall

Cottell, Edward

Cottesforde, John

Cotteslow, Hundred of

Cottie, Jaques

Cottingham, Patronage, of

Cottingham, Manor of

Cottington, John

Cotton, Edmond

Cotton Edward

Cotton, Francis, at Portsmouth

Cotton, George

Cotton, John

Cotton, Richard

Cotton, Thomas

Cotton, Sir Thomas

Cotton, see Cottam.

Cotton, alias Martin, a priest

Cottons, see Chester, Manchester.

Coumbe

Council of the North, see Hastings.

Court, The

Court, Slander of the

Court, Inns of

Courtney, Sir William

Courtney, James, a Recusant

Courtney, William

Courts Leet

Courtupp, Capt.

Covenants, Writs of

Covent Garden

Coventry

Coventry, Archdeacon of, see Henton.

Coventry, Cappers of

Coventry, Mayor, &c. of

Coventry, Mayor of, see Eborne.

Coventry and Lichfield, Bishop of, see Overton.

Coventry and Lichfield, Chancellorship of

Coventry and Lichfield, Diocese of

Covert, Mr.

Covert, Walter

Cowdray

Cowes, The

Cowley

Cowper, Ambrose

Cowper, Edward

Cowper, John

Cowper or Cooper, Thomas, Bishop of Lin-coln, Bishop of Win-chester

Cowpes, Fishery at

Cowyck, Manor of

Cox, a priest

Cox, Francis

Cox, William

Cox or Cockes, Hugh

Coxe, Capt.

Coxe, Richard

Coxed, John

Coysgarne, John

Cradocke, Francis

Cragges, Thomas

Crampton, Richard

Cranborne, Chace

Crane, a minister

Crane, Robert, a ward

Crane, Robert

Cranmer, Archbishop

Cranmer, George

Cranmer, Thomas

Crawford, Earl of

Crawley

Crawley, Thomas

Creagh, Dr.

Creagh, Richard, The Irish Bishop

Crediton

Creechurch, see London Streets.

Cressey, James

Creswell, Arthur

Creswell, Joseph, Rector of the College at Rome

Creychtoun, William, the Scotch Jesuit

Crichton, Father

Crichton, The Admirable, lately slain

Crippes, John, a parson, his character

Cripps, Sir Edward

Crispe, Henry

Crispe, William

Crockett, Ralph

Crockett, Ralph

Crockton

Croft, Edward

Croft, Elizabeth

Croft, Sir Herbert

Crofts, The two

Crofts, James

Crofts, Sir James, Comptroller of the House-holdDead

Crofte, Richard

Croke, John of Buckingham

Croker, Sir Gerard

Croker, John

Croker, John Wilson

Croker, Lady

Cromer

Crompton, Thomas

Crompton or Crumpton, Anthony

Cromwell, Francis

Cromwell, Sir Henry

Cromwell, Oliver

Crondall

Crooke, John, Mayor of Southampton

Cross, The

Cross, Hymn of the

Crosbye, Thomas

Crosse, Capt. Robert

Crossbow,The

Crotch, The, near Lynn

Croushawe, Thomas, a minister

Crouther, Ralph

Crowche, John

Crowder,

Crowders, gaolers of Newgate

Crowder, Mrs.

Crowder, Thomas, a priest

Crowe, William

Crowmer,William

Crowmar, Mr.

Crowmer, William

Crown, the Succession to Titleto the

Crown Offices

Crown Lands, Leases or Sale of

Crown Lands and Leases, Book of

Crown Revenues

Croxton, Manor of

Croydon

Crumpton, see Crompton.

Crumwell, Henry Lord

Crumwell, Henry Lord

Cruse, James, muster master for Devon

Cryspe, Ned

Cubiaur, Peter

Cuckfield

Cuckfield, Inhabitants of

Cuckfield, Vicarage of

Cuffe, Mr.

Cuffe, Michell

Culenbourge, Count

Culpeper, Mrs.

Culpepper, Sir Alexander

Culpepper, Richard

Cumberland

Cumberland, Earl of, see Clifford.

Cure, Mr.

Curle, The Queen of Scots' Secretary

Curle Mark

Currants, Trade in

Curriers

Curringham

Cursitors of Chancery

Curteys, Richard

Curtis, Philip

Curtyse, William

Custom House, Order for the

Customs, The

Customs, Book of

Customs, farming of, in various ports

Customs, Farmers of

Customs, Foreign

Customs, paid by Strangers

Customs, Surveyor of

Customs, Waiters in the Port of London

Customs, Walsyngham's farm of the

Customs, see Smythe.

Cuthbert Parish, in Cornwall

Cutler, John

Cycill, Capt. William

Cycyll, William, Sheriff of Herefordshire

Cyphers