D.

D........., E.

D........., H.

D........., J.

D........., W.

Dabridgecorte, Thomas

Dabridgecourt, Thomas, Sheriff of Hampshire

Dabrydgecourt, Thomas, Sheriff of Warwickshire

Dacre Family, the

Dacre, Anne, Lady

Dacre, Francis

Dacre, see Fienes.

Dainty, see Ships' names.

Dakens or Dakins, George

Dale, D.

Dale, D. Valentine

Dale, Henry

Dale, Mr.

Dalison, James

Dalton, James

Dalton, Robert

Damaskette, Stephen

Dammartyn, ........., a Frenchman

Dampire, John

Dampire, Thomas

Dampire, William

Danby, Nicholas

Dancing

Dande, Rowland

Dane, Bichard

Danes, The

Danett, Audley

Danett, Mr.

Danett, Thomas

Daniel, John

Daniel, John, a Recusant

Daniel, Mr.

Daniell, Dennis

Daniell, Mrs. Joan

Daniell, John

Daniels

Danish ships

Dannell, John

Dantzic

Danvers, Anne

Danvers, Sir Charles

Danvers, John, Sheriff of Oxford

Danvers, John, a Recusant

Danvers, Sir Henry

Danvers, Lady

Danyell, John

Danyell, Mr.

Danyell, Margaret

Danyell, Mr. Sergeant

Danyell, William

Danyell, of Daresbury, Mr.

Darbishier, Thomas, a Jesuit

Darbysher, Thomas

D'Arcie, Thomas, Lord

Darcy, Sir Henry

Dare, Martin

Darel, Mr.

Darell, Marmaduke

Daresbury

Dariana

Darke, William

Darlington (Darnton)

Darlington, Vicar of

Darnally, the Sorcerer

Darnell, Thomas

Darnley, Henry, Lord

Darnton, John

Darrell, Anthony

Darrell, John

Darrell, Mr.

Darrell, William

Dartford

Dartmouth

Dartmouth Castle

Dartmouth, Mayor, &c., of

Darsey, Mr.

D'Aubigny

Daubeney, Oliver

Davenport

Davers, Sir John

Davidson, Richard

Davies, Hugh

Davies, John

Davies, John

Davies, Thomas

Davies, Thomas

Davis, John

Davison, Anne

Davison, Francis

Davison, Mrs.

Davison, William, Secretary of State
-, ........., his letters:—
-, To Walsingham
-, to Burghley
-, to Sir Henry Lee
-, to Thomas Phelippas
-, Sworn of the Council
-, His disgrace
-, His trial

Davye, John, Mayor of Lyme Regis

Davye, John, Mayor of Exeter

Davye, William

Davyes, Walter

Davyes, Henry

Davyes, Mr.

Davys, John

Dawes, Robert

Dawes, Thomas

Dawson, Robert

Dawson, Thomas

Dawtrie, William

Dawtry, Capt. Nicholas

Dawx, William

Day, Edmund

Day, Emme

Day, William, Provost of Eton

Daye, Dr., Dean of Windsor

Deacon, Mr.

Deaken, Mrs. Elizabeth

Deaken, John

Deaken, see Johnson

Deal

Deane, Mercy, a Recusant

Deane, William, priest

Deane, William, justice of peace

Death, Verses on

Debdall, Robert

Debney, Robert

Debts, debtors

Debtors, Commission for relief of Poor, Bills for relief of

Debt, debtors, see Fleet Prison, King's Bench.

Decemers, Officers of Musters

Deconson, Thomas

Dedham

Dee, David

Dee, Dr. John

Deer

Deer, presents of bucks and does

Deer, keeping of

Deer stealing

Deer, Parks for

Deer, Unlawful hunting of

Deer pies

Deering, Henry

Deering, Thomas

Defence of Justice, Book of

Defence of the Realm, see Invasion, Musters, Armada.

Defence of the Realm

Delabere, Kennard

Delahay, Paul

Delahaye, Anne

Delandy

Delegates, Court of

Delves, George

Delves, John, Recusant

Delves, Mr.

Denbigh, Barony of

Denbigh, raising men for Ireland

Denbigh, Steward of

Denbighshire

Denbighshire, Justices of

Dengeness

Denization

Denham, in Kent

Denham, Robert

Denman, Thomas

Denmark

Denmark, Anne, Princess of

Denmark, Chancellor of

Denmark, King of

Denmark, Queen of

Denn, Alured

Denn, Family of

Denn, Thomas

Denne, Edmond

Denne, Robert

Dennis, Thomas

Dennys, Jone

Dennys, Nicholas

Denton, Mr.

Denyce, Thomas

Denys, Sir Robert

Deorio, see Oryo.

Deptford

Deptford Strond

Deputy Lieutenants, Names of

Derby

Derby, Archdeacon of, see Gilpin.

Derby, Earl of, see Stanley.

Derby, Peak of

Derby, Hundred of

Derbyshire

Derbyshire

Derbyshire, Muster-master of

Derbyshire, Sheriff of

Derbyshire, Sheriff of, see Vernone.

Derbyshire, see Musters.

Deresbury

De Reux, Mons.

Dermer, William

Dericke, Capt.

Derrickson, Derrick

Deserters

Desmond, Earl of

Des Trappes, Leonard

Dethericke, John

Dethicke, Dr.

Dethick, Sir Gilbert, Garter King-at-Arms

Dethick, William, York Herald, Garter King-at-Arms, Sir William

Deventer

Devereux, Lady Dorothy

Devereux, George

Devereux, Lieut.

Devereux, Robert Earl of Essex

Devereux, Earl of Essex, disorderly in Court, challenges Raleigh

Devereux, Robert Earl of Essex, his letters to Walsyngham, to Burghley

Devizes

Devon

Devon, Customs in

Devon, Defences of

Devon, Sheriff of, see Speccott.

Devon, Survey of Forts in

Devon, Instrument of Association

Devon, Tinners of

Devon, Vice-Admiral of

Devonshire, Justices of

Devonshire, see Musters.

Dewe, Prisoner in the Clink

Dewse, Lawrence

Dewse, Mrs.

Dey, Dr.

Deye, William

Deyes, William

Dick, Gilbert

Dickeson, John

Dickinson, see Leighley

Didlebury

Dieppe

Dier, Edward

Dier, Lady

Dier, Mr.

Digby

Digby, Sir George

Digby, Lady

Digby, Mr.

Digby, Robert

Digby, Vice-Admiral

Digbye, Everard

Digbye, Simon

Digges, James

Digges, Thomas

Dighton, Edmond

Dikinson, Roger

Dilapidations

Dilapidations, Suit for between the Bishop of London and Archbishop of York

Dilapidations, see London; York

Dillington, Anthony

Dillon, Gerrot

Dillon, Sir Lucas

Dimmocke, a tenement

Dinglecush

Dinham, John

Dinner Service of Silver, Articles of a

Discovery, see Voyages

Disdain, see Ships' names

Dispensations

Divorce

Dix, William

Dixe, William

Dixie Woolstan, Alderman, Sir Wool-stan, Lord Mayor

Dixmude

Dixon, Edward

Dygby, Kenelme

Doarte, Capt. Vasco

Dobson, Christopher

Dobson, William

Dockwray, Daniel

Doctors' Commons

Dod, Bartholomew

Dodd, Randall

Dodge, Edward

Dodicotes, House of

Dodington, Bartholomew

Dodsworth, Anthony

Dodwell, Edward

Dodwell, Thomas

Doe, John

Doggett, Thomas

Dolman, the, younger

Dolman, Thomas

Dolphin, see Ships' names

Don Antonio, see Antonio

Doncaster

Donington

Donington John

Donne, John

Donne, H

Donne, Henry

Dorado

Dorrell, Sir Edward

Dorrell, Fat William

Dorchester

Dorchester, Hundred of

Dore, John

Dorington, Mr.

Dorking

Dormer, John

Dormer, Robert, Sheriff of Buckingham

Dorrington, John

Doryngton, Thomas

Dorset, Survey of Forts in

Dorset, Sheriff of, see Cosser

Dorset, Instrument of Association

Dorset, Lieutenants of

Dorset, Customs in

Dorsetshire

Dorsetshire, Justices of

Dorsetshire, see Musters

Dort

Douay

Dousset, Peter

Doughty, Anthony

Doughty, John

Douglas, George, a Scotch priest

Dove, Dr., Dean of Norwich

Dove, Mr.

Dover

Dover Haven, Commissioners of

Dover Haven, Officers of

Dover Haven, Offers of A. B.

Dover Haven, Plan of

Dover Haven, Repair of

Dover Haven, Licences for exportation of grain

Dover Haven, plans of

Dover, Mayor, &c., of

Dover, Mayor of, see Garret, Andrewe, Willis, Watson, Bredghat, Glydd

Dover Castle

Dover Castle, Lieutenant of

Dover Castle, Lieutenant of, see Barrey

Dover , Commoners of

Dover, Grant of tonnage for

Dover, Posts for

Dover Roads

Dover, St. Peters' church in

Dover, Searcher of

Dover, Suffragan of, see Rogers

Dover, Town clerk of, see Goodwyn, Van-wilder

Dover, John

Dow, Robert

Dowce, Robert

Dowdall, Capt. John

Dowdall, Patrick

Dowe, Mr.

Dowghtie, John

Dowgyll, William

Dowenampney

Downes, Edward

Downes, John

Downes, Jeffrey

Downes, Mr.

Downes, Robert, a Recusant

Downes, Thomas

Downham

Dowley, William

Downs, The

Downton, Rectory of

Doylie, Charles

Doyley, John, Sheriff of Oxford

Draicott, Mr.

Drake, Bernard, Sir Bernard

Drake, Francis, Sir Francis

Drake, Sir Francis, sent out with a fleet of six ships and eight pinnaces
-, reward offered by the King of Spain for his head
-, fear of him in Spain
-, takes St. Domingo
-, design of Jesuits to kill him
-, value and sale of goods brought home by him
-, takes St. Jago
-, his success against the Spaniards
-, takes a great carrack
-, in the fleet against the Armada
-, his letters:—
-, To Walsyngham
-, to the Council
-, to The Queen
-, to Lord Burghley
-, to Secretary Wolley

Drake, Hugh

Drake, Mr.

Drake, Richard

Drake, Thomas

Drake, William

Drama, The

Draycott,John

Drayton

Dreadnought, see Ships' names

Drew, Robert

Drewrie, Robert

Driden, Mr.

Dringe, Jasper

Druet, William

Drum, Tunes to be played on the

Drummers, The Queen's

Drury, Sir Drue

Drury, Mr Henry

Drury, John

Drury, Roger

Drury, Thomas

Drury, Tom

Drury, Dr. William

Drury, Sir William

Drurye, Robert

Dryland, Chr.

Dublin

Dublin, Castle

Duck, William

Duddeley, Ambrose, Earl of Warwick, Master of the Ordnance

Duddeley, Elizabeth

Duddeley, Sir Robert

Duddeley, Robert, Earl of Leicester, Master of the Horse
-, his marriage with the Countess of Essex
-, plots against him
-, quarrels with Sussex
-, grant of lands to him
-, an adventure at sea
-, articles against him by the Earl of Oxford
-, practices about Lady Arbella
-, advises the Queen
-, the Queen's Lieutenant at the Feast of the Garter
-, urges her to rely on the Almighty
-, death of his son
-, Lord Steward of the Household
-, Leicester's Commonwealth
-, libels against him
-, proposed to go to Holland
-, has had a fall from his horse
-, endeavours to comfort the Queen
-, borrows money
-, Jesuit design to kill him
-, Quarrels with Lord Burghley
-, plot to burn his house
-, displeased with Wylkes
-, prays to be restored to the Queen's favour
-, exchange of lands with the Queen

Duddeley, Robert, Earl of Leicester, Master
-, has charge of the forces at Tilbury
-, commander-in-chief
-, advises the Queen on the victory
-, his Last letter
-, his letters to:—
-, the Students of Christ Church
-, to Burghley
-, to Walsyngham
-, to Wm. Davison
-, to the Queen
-, to Commissioners of Musters
-, to Tho. Seckford
-, to the Countess of Shrewsbury
-, to various Counties
-, to Essex and Hertford
-, to the Council

Dudley, Jherome

Dudley, John, Earl of Warwick

Dudley, Mr.

Dudley, Mr. Thomas

Dudley, see Duddeley

Duglas, Mr.

Duglen, Christopher

Duke, George

Dunche, Edmund

Duncannon

Dundalk

Dundee

Dungen, Richard

Dungeon

Duning, Richard

Dunkin, Alexander

Dunkirk

Dunkirk, Capture of, by the Spaniards

Dunkirk, Fleet at

Dunne, Christopher

Dunne, Henry

Dunsaney, Lord

Dunstable

Dunwich

Dunwich, Bailiffs of

Dutch Miners

Dutch Ships, Masters of

Dutch Strangers

Durham

Durham, Bishops of

Durham, Bishop of, see Barnes, Hatton

Durham, Chancellor of, see Calverley

Durham, Church lands in

Durham, County Palatine of

Durham, Deanery of

Durham, Justices of

Durham, Prebendaries of

Durham, Tenants of

Dutton, ........., a fishmonger

Dutton, Mr.

Dyconson, Thomas

Dyer, Alexander

Dyer, Edward

Dyer, Sir James, Lord Chief Justice, Dead

Dyer, Mr., Grant of Tanners

Dyer, Mr.

Dyer, Sir Richard

Dyer, Richard

Dyes, Anthonio

Dygges, see Digges.

Dymocke, Sir Edward, Sheriff of Lincoln

Dymocke, Mr.

Dymocke, Thomas

Dyngens, John

Dyngley, John

Dyos, W., Keeper of Newgate

Dyve, Lewis

Dyx, William

E.

Eagle, The, see Ships' Names.

Eagle, Commandry of the

Ealande, John

Earldoms, Discourse of

Earlswood

Earthquake, in Geneva

East Bergholt

East Greenwich, Vicarage of

East India fleet

East Indies

East Retford

East Riding, Archdeaconry of

East Sheen

East Smithfield, see London Streets.

East Stegg

East Wytton, Vicar of

Easter, Observance of

Easter Day

Easterlings

Eastland Countries

Eastland Merchants

Eastmeon, Hundred of

Easton, John

Eastwood

Eathorpe

Eaton

Eaton, ........., a priest

Eaton, Edward

Eaton, Fraternity of

Eaton, Matthew

Eborne, William, Mayor of Coventry

Ebrey Farm

Eburrall, Ro.

Ebury Street

Eccleshall Castle

Ecclesiastical Commission for Chester

Ecclesiastical Causes Commissioners for

Ecclesiastical Livings, Value of

Ecclesiastics, to receive no favour in matters of treason

Eccleston

Echard, Eloy

Ector, Dr.

Ede, Richard

Eden, Edward, Mayor of Thetford

Edenham, Parsonage of

Edes, Mr.

Edgboulton, Manor of

Edge

Edgecombe, Mr.

Edgecombe Piers

Edgecumbe, Mr.

Edinburgh

Edington, Manor and Woods of

Edmondes, Thomas

Edmonds, a Jesuit

Edmonds, alias Hunte the Jesuit

Edmonds, Mrs. Fryswith

Edmonds, William

Edmonton

Edmonton

Edmunds, Thomas

Edolphe, Thomas, Mayor of Rye

Edon, John

Edreston

Edrington, Mr.

Edrington, Mr.

Edrych, George

Edward Bonadventure, see Ships' names.

Edward II., King

Edward IV., King

Edward VI., King
-, Marble for his tomb
-, His re-appearance

Edwards

Edwards, Arthur

Edwards, Francis

Edwards, Thomas

Edwards, William

Edyall, Henry

Egerton, George

Egerton, Lady

Egerton, Sir Ralph

Egerton, Thomas, Solicitor-General

Eggerton, John, see Aldred.

Eglambie, Allen, a Papist

Egmont Court

Egyptians

Elbing

Elcius, Peter, Martyrdom of

Elections

Elephant's teeth

Elixir, The Great

Elizabeth, The, see Ships' names.

Elizabeth Bonadventure, see Ships' names.

Elizabeth Jonas, see Ships' names.

Elizabeth, The Queen
-, bull of Pope Pius V. against her
-, procession to Parliament
-, act of obedience
-, proposed marriage with Anjou
-, reported to have had children by Leicester
-, fear of her marriage
-, her illnesses
-, conspiracies against her
-, visits Burghley
-, at Norwich
-, dances in her Privy Chamber
-, her singing at Hampton Court
-, at Kenilworth
-, her kindness to Burghley
-, her policy towards the Catholics
-, her progress
-, discourses about religion
-, angry for the marriage of the Countess of Kent
-, "storms passinglie" about Charles Arundel
-, Archbishop Grindal leaves her a legacy
-, visits the Earl of Northumberland
-, receives letters from Leicester
-, libels against her
-, question of her Title to the Crown
-, her leniency in comparison with her sister
-, her cruelties to the Catholics
-, book of leases granted by her
-, her portrait
-, defrauded in her customs
-, out of quiet with Hatton
-, gives hard speeches to Walsyngham
-, receives a present of gloves from Burghley, and said not one bitter word against him
-, conjurations against her
-, association for protection of her person
-, threats to murder her
-, her armouries
-, incensed against Lord Henry Clynton
-, bill for the succession
-, Act for safety of her person
-, discourse thereon
-, Dr. Parry's plot to kill her
-, her speech to the Bishops
-, her title of Queen of France or Ireland disputed
-, her speech to the Earl of Arundel
-, her speech with Sir Philip Sydney
-, indignant at the libels against Leicester
-, mediates between the Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury
-, her policy towards Holland
-, the King of Sweden offers her marriage
-, displeased with Leicester on account of his marriage
-, doubtful of Leicester going to Holland
-, uses pitiful words to him
-, consents to his going
-, commands Archbishop Whitgyfte
-, Babington's conspiracy
-, prophesies against her
-, army for defence of her person
-, receives letters from Hatton
-, report of her death
-, her anxiety for Sidney
-, her grief for his loss
-, her grief for the death of the Queen of Scots
-, is unkind to Walsingham
-, French plot for her murder
-, is displeased with Davison
-, wears mourning
-, her evil speeches against Burghley
-, at Theobalds
-, in a joint-stock company
-, her share in the expedition of Norreys and Drake
-, is angry with Leicester
-, borrows money in the city
-, approach of the Armada
-, her declaration to her subjects
-, visits Tilbury
-, her power by land and sea
-, Leicester's Last letter to her
-, opens Parliament
-, intends to visit Walsyngham
-, offended with Norreys and Drake
-, is thankful for success
-, her letters:—
-, To the town of Cambridge
-, to the Lord Mayor, &c., of London
-, to the Lord President and Council of Wales
-, to Lord Burghley
-, to the Judges of Assize
-, to the Duke of Lennox
-, to Walsyngham
-, to various sheriffs
-, to the inhabitants of Newfoundland
-, to the Lord-Lieutenant of Bedford
-, to the Lord-Lieutenant of Oxford
-, to the Lord-Lieutenant of Berks
-, to Commissioners of Musters
-, to the Lord Chancellor
-, to the Earl of Shrewsbury
-, to the Bishops
-, to Lord Chandos
-, to Tho. Fludd
-, to the Lord Lieutenants
-, to the Bishop, &c., of Chester
-, to the Earl of Pembroke
-, to Sir John Perrot
-, to certain lords
-, to Sir Thomas Heneage
-, to Sir Rich. Greynville
-, to officers of the Exchequer
-, to Norreys and Dral
-, to Archbishop Whitgyfte
-, to the Mayor, &c., of Exeter
-, to the Judges
-, anonymous

Elkes, Dr.

Elkin, Mr. Alderman

Elkins, Robert

Elliott, Richard, a pirate

Elliott, Thomas

Ellis, Philip

Ellis, Richard

Ellyce, Mr.

Ellyot, Mr.

Ellyot, Thomas

Ellyott, Jane

Ellyott, Thomas, Sheriff of Pembroke

Ellyott, Thomas

Ellyott, William

Ellyotts, Robert

Ellyson, Matthew

Ellyston, Matthew

Elmeley, Isle of

Elmes, Edmund

Elmeston, Christopher

Elmlett (or Emlett), Isle of

Elrington, Agnes

Eltham

Eltham, Manor of

Elton, Anthony

Elton, Charles

Elton, Thomas

Eltonheade, Richard

Elutherius

Elves, Ralph

Elwick, Lands in

Elwood, Thomas

Elyott, Jervise

Ely

Ely, Bishoprick of

Ely, Dr.

Ely, Dr. Humphrey

Ely, Dean of, see Bell

Ely House

Ely, Isle of

Ely, Isle of, see Musters.

Ely, Justices of the Isle of

Ely, Palace of

Ely Place, see London Streets.

Emanuel, King of Portugal

Emanuell, Peter

Emanuell, The, see Ships' names.

Embroidery, charges of

Embden

Emden, John, Court of

Emerson, Raphe

Emery, John

Emilio, hanged

Emperor, The

Emperor, The, Rudolph II.

Empringham, Prebend of

Ems, the

Encampment, Plan of

Encuysen

Enerby, Manor of

Enfield, Manor of

Engelstedt, L.

Engilbert, Mr.

England, Design for Invasion of

Englebert, William

Englefield, Francis

Englefield, Mrs.

Englefyld, Sir Francis

English Fugitives and Rebels

English Merchants, trading into France, claims of

English Nuns, see Nuns.

English Channel, the

English Colours

English, William

Ensam

Ensham

Ensor, Richard

Eppes, Thomas, Mayor of New Romney

Eridge

Ernwood

Errington, George

Errington, Thomas, Mayor of, Southampton

Error, Writ of

Escourt, Giles

Esher

Essex

Essex, Assizes in

Essex, Clothiers of

Essex, Defences of

Essex, Earl of, see Devereux.

Essex, Justices of

Essex, Letitia, Countess of
-, her marriage with Leicester

Essex, Lieutenants of

Essex, Sheriff of

Essex, Sheriff of, see Lucas, Appleton

Essex, Survey of Forts in

Estbury

Estcote

Estcourte, Gyles

Estermelay, Ezechiel

Eston, Richard

Etall, Lands in

Ethon, Owen

Eton College

Eton, Plague at

Eton, Provost of, see Day.

Eton, William

Ettell Castle

Eure, Henry

Eure, William, Lord

Eustace, Mrs., a widow

Evans, John

Evans, Robert

Evans, William

Eve, Henry

Evelton, Manor of

Evelyn, Mr. George

Evelyn, John

Everall, George

Everall, Thomas

Everard, Henry

Everdon, Parsonage of

Evers, see Bayles

Eversham

Eversley, Manor of

Every, John

Evidence, Registry of

Evidences

Ewbank, Owen

Ewelme, Honour of

Ewston

Exchange, Rates of

Exchequer, The

Exchequer, see Chester.

Exchequer, a Baron of the

Exchequer, Auditor of

Exchequer, Black Book of the

Exchequer, Debts in the

Exchequer, Chamber, the

Exchequer, Chamberlain of the

Exchequer, Chancellor of the

Exchequer, Frauds in the

Exchequer, Marshal of the

Exchequer, Offices in the

Exchequer, Receiver of the, in Suffolk and Cambridge

Exchequer, Standard of Measures in

Exchequer, Tellers of the

Excommunication, Bull of

Executions in Queen Elizabeth's Reign

Exeter

Exeter, see Recusants; Musters.

Exeter, Bishop of, see Wolton.

Exeter College, Oxford

Exeter, Diocese of

Exeter, Mayor of, see Knight, Davye, Martyn.

Exeter, Mayor, &c.

Exeter, Port of

Exeter, Sheriff of, see Marvyn.

Exigents, Act of

Expense, Martin

Exton

Eybury, [Highbury ?], Manor of

Eyerman, Francis

Eyre, Thomas, Mayor of Salisbury

Eyton, John

F.

F........., H.

F........., J.

F........., Mr.

Faculties

Fage, Bacon de la

Fagot, Henry

Faille, Mons. de la

Faillise, Jehan

Faircross, Hundred of

Fair Island

Fairs, Grants of

Fakenham

Falconer, William

Falconry

Falling sickness, Cure of

Falmouth, Port and Haven of

Famine

Famine, see Wales.

Fane, Lady Mary

Fane, sen., Sir Thomas

Fane, esq., Thomas

Fanshawe, Mr.

Fanshawe, Thomas

Fante, Nicholas

Fareham, Hundred of

Farewell, Christopher, Mayor, of Poole

Farmer

Farmer, William

Farnandus, see Fernando.

Farnham

Farrand, Dr. William

Farrington, Hundred of

Farron, Lawrence

Fasts, Public

Faukon, The, see Ships' names.

Fawley, Division of

Fayall

Faye, Anne de la

Fayle, Martin de la

Fayrefax, Sir William

Fayth, Charles

Feagh, McHugh

Fearne, John

Feckenham, Forest of

Feckenham, Mr.

Fees, of the Signet and Privy Seal

Feild, Bernard

Feild, Humfrey

Feild, old Mrs. Elizabeth

Felbridge

Feld, Nicholas

Felix, Lucas

Fells, Thomas

Felon's goods, Claim to

Felton, Edmond

Felton, John, priest

Fenchurch Street, see London Streets.

Fenne, Giles

Fenner, The, see Ships' names.

Fenner, Edward

Fenner, George

Fenner, Capt. Thos., Vice-Admiral

Fenner, Thomas

Fenner, William

Fens, The, for inning drowned grounds

Fenrick, John

Fenton, Capt. Edward

Fenton, Secretary

Fenton, Richard

Fenwyck, Family of

Fenys, Richard

Fenys, Sir William

Ferbecke, Mr.

Ferfax, John

Feria, Duchess of

Ferimoys, Emanuel

Fermor........., a Jesuit

Fernandez, Antonio

Fernandez, Luis

Fernando (Farnandus or Hernandez), Francis

Ferol

Ferrers, Mrs.

Ferris, Henry

Ferris, Henry

Ferror, John

Ferrys, Mr.

Ferrys, Richard

Fetiplace, Beselle, Sheriff of Berkshire

Fetiplace, Lady

Feversham, Ships and boats belonging to the Port of

Feversham, Hundred of

Field, the preacher

Fienes, George, Lord Dacre

Fienes, Richard, Lord Say and Sele

Fifield, Manor of

Fifteenths

Filbye, John

Finchdean, Hundred of

Finche, John, a priest

Finche, Sir Moile

Fines

Fines and recoveries

Fines for alienations

Fines, Grants of

Fines in Wales, Receiver of

Fines, see Wales.

Fineux, John

Finistede, William

Finisterre, Cape

Fire at Namptwich, see Namptwich.

Fire at East Retford

Fire-ships, Allowance for

Fire-ships, see Armada.

Fireworks

First fruits

Fish Street, see London Streets.

Fish fisheries

Fish days, Observance of

Fisher, Alexander

Fisher, Clement

Fisher, Edward

Fisher, Jasper

Fisher, John

Fisher, Mr.

Fisher, Mrs.

Fisher, Thomas

Fisher, Walter

Fisheries, see Newfoundland

Fishery in Iceland

Fishing boats, Increase of

Fishtoft, Lands in

Fishweek, .........

Fisteed Park

Fitton, Francis

Fitzgarrat, Elizabeth

Fitzgarret, Garret

Fitzherbert, Family of

Fitzherbert, Elizabeth

Fitsherbert, John, a priest

Fitzherbert, Nicholas

Fitzherbert, Mr. T.

Fitzherbert, Thomas

Fitzherbert, Sir Thomas

Fitz James, John

Fitzjames, Mr.

Fitz James, Richard

Fitzmorishe, Patrick

Fitz Symonds, James

Fitz Williams, Brian

Fitzwilliams, George

Fitzwilliams, Humphrey

Fitzwilliams, Mr.

Fitzwilliams, Patrick

Fitzwilliams, William

Fitz Williams, Sir William

Flamborough Head

Flanders

Flatman, Ro.

Flatman, Thomas

Flax

Fleaminge, Capt. Thomas

Fleet Ditch, Survey of

Fleet Prison

Fleet Prison, prisoners for debt

Fleet, Certificate of prisoners in the

Fleet, Charges against the Warden

Fleet, Prisoners for religion

Fleet, Warden of the, see Calton.

Fleet, Warden of the, see Tirrill.

Fleet Street, see London Streets.

Fleming, .........

Fleming, Nicholas

Flemings

Flemish merchants

Flemish workmen at Dover

Flemyng, Thomas

Flemynge, Robert

Fletcher, ........., Dean of Peterborough

Fletcher, Dr.

Fletcher, Dr., Chancellor of Sussex

Fletcher, Mr.

Fletcher, Owen, a Recusant

Fletcher, Richard, Bishop of Bristol

Fletcher, Robert

Fletcher, Thomas

Fletewoode, John, Sheriff of Lancaster

Fletewoode, William, Recorder of London

Flett, Hundred of

Flint, Sheriff of, see Conway.

Flintshire

Flintshire, Instrument of Association

Flixon

Flogging mutineers

Flood, Thomas

Florence

Floude or Fludd, Thomas

Flower, ........., a priest

Flower, Francis

Flower, John

Flower, Mr., Master of the Mint

Flowerdew, Serjeant, Baron of the Exchequer

Flowers of Comfort, see Ships' names.

Flud, William, a preacher

Fludd, a pirate

Fludd, Robert

Fludd, Thomas

Fludd, Thomas, Receiver of Kent

Fluet, Thomas

Flushing, Flushingers

Flushing, Pirates of

Flying Ghost, see Ships' names.

Flying Swallow, see Ships' names.

Fockingham, Thomas

Fokes, Thomas

Foljambe, Lady

Foljambe, Geoffrey

Foljambe, Godfrey

Folkestone

Folkestone, Mayor, &c., of

Folkestone, Mayor of, see Ward.

Follyjohn, Manor of

Fontlaroy, .........

Fook, John

Foster Lane, see London Streets.

Forbridge

Ford, Thomas

Forde, Andrew

Forde, Dr.

Forde, John

Forde, Thomas, Mayor of Plymouth

Foreign Churches, see London.

Foreign coin, see Coin.

Foresight, The, see Ships' names.

Forest, William

Forged passports

Forged warrants

Forgery

Forland, John Maria

Forman, Simon

Forrell, James

Forster, Humfry

Forster, Richard

Forster, Thomas

Fort, Francis de

Fortescue, Anthony

Fortescue, alias Ballard, see Ballard

Fortescue, John

Fortescue, Mr.

Forth, Alexander

Forth, James

Forth, William

Forthe, Dr.

Forts, Officers of

Forts and castles, Commissioners for Survey of

Forts and castles, Survey and repairs of

Fortune, The, see Ships' names.

Forward, Thomas

Fosset, William

Foster, Humfry

Foster, Sir John

Foster, Thomas

Fotheringay

Fotheringay Castle

Foulkes, Mr., of the Spicery

Foune, Humfrey, Mayor of Plymouth

Fountayne, Robert

Founthill

Fowey

Fowlar, Elizabeth

Fowler, Mr., Comptroller of the Works

Fowlar, Thomas

Fowlar, William

Fowle, John

Fowler, Mr. Shelley's man

Fowler, Mr.

Fox, .........

Fox, John, "the Martyr-maker,"

Foxall, Mr.

Foxe, John

Foxe, Mr.

Foxe, S.

Foxham, Manor of

Foxley, John

Foxley, John, see Gratley.

Foy

Frampton, John

France, the French

France, Army in

France, English ambassador in

France, Famine in

France, Finances de, Book of

France, Forces sent to

France, Imposts of English goods in

France, King of, see Henry III.

France, Protestants in

France, Queen Mother of

France, Recusants in

France, Trade to

Franck, Richard

Francke, Abraham

Francklande, Henry

Francklyn, Nicholas

Francklyn, Richard

Frane, John

Frankfort

Franklin, Edward

Fraudulent Conveyances

Freke, Edmund, Bishop of Norwich

Freake, Robert, Teller of the Exchequer

Freake, Thomas

Frederick, Hans

Free Gift, see Ships' names.

Freekes, William

Freeman, alias Hoare, alias Hungate, Margery

Freeman, Thomas, a priest

French, The

French, The, in Holland

French Ambassadors

French Church, The

French Colours

French Fleet, Defeat of

French Merchants

French Refugees, see Refugees

French Ships, Stay of

French Strangers

French Wines

Frenche, Mr.

Frenche, Richard

Frenchmen in London

Frere, Peter

Frere, William

Freshwater

Freshwater, Parsonage of

Freston, John

Freston, Robert

Fresur, M. du

Frevile, George

Frevyle, Robert

Freydevyle

Friars, Minors

Friday Street, see London Streets.

Friendship, The Queen's letters on

Friezes, see Chester

Frisadoes, Patent for making of

Friseland

Frith, The

Frobisher, Mr.

Frobisher, Martin. Sir Martin

Frobisher, Capt. Martin

Frobisher, Young Martin

Frobusher, Isabel

Frose, Ulricke

Frost, Thomas

Froste, John

Fryer, Anthony

Fryer, Dr.

Fryer, Mr.

Fryers, Pyes rents

Fryonleye, Thomas

Fugitives, see English.

Fulford, Mr.

Fulforde, Andrew

Fulham

Fulham, John

Fuljambe, see Foljambe.

Fulke, Capt.

Fulke, Dr. William, Vice Chancellor of Cambridge

Fuller, Mr.

Fuller, Nathaniel

Fuller, Nicholas

Fulstone

Funerals of the Earl of Sussex

Fulwood, Humfrey

Fulwood, William

Furbisher, John

Furbisher, see Frobisher.

Furnelowe, Martin

Furnes

Furnes Monastery

Furnesse, William, Mayor of Oxford

Fyfylde, Magdalen

Eynch, Henry

Fynche, John

Fynche, Nicholas

Fynche, see Holme.

Fyndall, John

Fyshe, .........

Fysher, Thomas

Fyton, George

Fytton, Francis

Fytton, Mr.

Fytzharberd, Thomas

Fytzherbert, Sir Thomas, see Fitzherbert.

G.

G. ........., J.

G. ........., Myles

G. ........., W., drum player

Gaffney, Michael

Gage, John

Gage of Bentley, Edward

Gage of Bramfield, Edward

Gage of Firle, John

Gage, Margaret

Gage, Mr.

Gage, Robert

Gages, Descent of the family of

Gaietan, Govanni

Galande, John

Gale, George

Galicia

Galleys, Convicts sent to the

Gallion Leicester, see Ships' names.

Galway

Game

Game, Master of the

Games, John

Gaming

Gamull, Edmund, Mayor of Chester

Ganvylde, Hundred of

Ganzer, Martin

Gardener, John

Gardener, Justice Robert

Gardenor, Thomas

Gardiner, George, Dean of Norwich

Gardiner, John, alias Owen

Gardynar, Mr.

Gardyner, William

Gargrave Cotton

Garington, Edward

Garland, Edward

Garland, William

Garneis, Nicholas

Garnet, Richard

Garnett, see Greene.

Garnons, John

Garrard, William

Garret, John, Mayor of Dover

Garrisons, see Forts.

Garter, Oath of the Prelate, and Chancellor

Garter, Chancellor of the

Garter, Feast of the, The Queen's Lieutenant

Garter King at Arms, Office of

Garter King at Arms, see Dethick.

Garter, Knights of the

Garter, Names of Noblemen holding the office of Queen's Lieutenant.

Garter, Order of The

Garter, Prelate of the Order, The Bishop of Winchester

Garter, Queen's Lieutenants of

Garter, St. George's Feast

Garter, see St. George's Feast.

Garway, William

Gascon Wines

Gascoygne, .........

Gastell, John

Gastrell, ......... a servant

Gatchell, John

Gate, Edward

Gate, Sir Henry

Gateside

Gatehouse Prison

Gatehouse Prisoners, for Religion

Gates, Jeffrye

Gateward, Edward, keeper of the White Lion Prison

Gatton

Gaudy, Francis, a judge

Gaunse, Joachim

Gawdy, Bassingbourne

Gawen, Edmond

Gawen, Mrs.

Gawen, Thomas

Gaymer, Henry

Gaynsford, Capt.

Gaysley, Manor of

Gayton, Mr.

Gearye, .........

Gedleston

Gedney

Geery, Mr.

Geery, Mrs.

Gellibrand, Mr.

Genealogical Notes

General Council

Geneva

Geneva, Contributions for relief of

Geneva, see Earthquake.

Genge, Pancheridge, Mayor of Christchurch

Genibelle, Frederico

Gennie, see Jenye.

Genoa

Genoia, on the coast of Africa

Genne, Richard

Gentilis, Albericus

George, Capt.

Geraldi, .........

Gerard, John, Jesuit priest

Gerard, Miles, see Richardson.

Gerard, Sir Thomas, a Recusant

German, Peter

Germany

Germany, Trade with

Germin, Edward

Germin, Thomas

Gerotte, Mrs.

Gerrard, Alexander

Gerrard, Sir Gilbert, Master of the Rolls

Gerrard, John

Gerrard, Mr.

Gerrard, Thomas

Gerrard, W.

Gerrarde, Sir William

Gerratt, Oliver

Gervys, Robert, Mayor of Lynn

Gest, Edward

Ghent

Gibbes, Roger

Gibbes, William

Gibraltar

Gibson, John

Gifford, Dr., alias William Huntley

Gifford, Edward

Gifford, George

Gifford, Gilbert

Gifford, Henry

Gifford, John

Giffard, John, a Recusant

Gifford, Richard

Gifford, see Gyfford.

Gift of God, see Ships' names.

Gilbart, George

Gilbarte, Fulke

Gilbert, Adrian

Gilbert, Foulke

Gilbert, Lady

Gilbert, Mr.

Gilberte, Sir John

Gilberte, see Gylberte.

Gilbourne, Nicholas

Gilford, Richard

Gill, Thomas, Gill, Ralph, keepers of the Lions

Gillawe, see Coller.

Gillat, Robert

Gillingham, Manor of

Gillman, Henry

Gilpin, Luke, Archdeacon of Derby

Gilt Key, The, see London Signs.

Gittins, William

Gladdish, Robert

Glamorganshire

Glamorgan, Lordship of

Glamorgan, Sheriff of, see Lewes.

Glanville, Richard, Bailiff of Tavistock

Glanfyld, Robert

Glas, Nicasius de

Glascor, William

Glasgow, Bishop of

Glaskoyde Wood

Glass

Glaston

Glastonbury, Lands of

Gleane, Thomas, Mayor of Norwich

Gleston, Thomas

Glossopdale, Manor of

Gloucester

Gloucester, Bishops, see Bullingham.

Gloucester Cathedral, Privileges of

Gloucester, Dean, &c. of

Gloucester, Gaol

Gloucester, Mayor, &c. of

Gloucester, Port of

Gloucestershire

Gloucestershire, Clothiers of

Gloucestershire, Defence of

Gloucestershire, Justices of

Gloucestershire, Sheriff of

Gloucester, Sheriff of, see Hungerford.

Gloucestershire, see Musters.

Glover, Robert, Somerset Herald

Gloves, prices of

Glybery, Mr., Vicar of Halstead

Glydd, Jeffery, Mayor of Dover

Glynne, Names of

Goad, Mr.

Goad, Thomas

Goade, Dr. Roger

Goddard, Anthony

Goddard, Richard

Goddarde, Edmund

Goddarde, Richard, Mayor of Southampton

Goddarde, Vincent

Goddall, George

Godefrie, Nicholas

Godolphin

Godolphin, Sir Francis

Godsalve, John, a priest

Godshill, Manor of

Godshouse, see Portsmouth.

Godstone

Godwin, Thomas, Dean of Canterbury, Bishop of Bath and Wells

Gofton, Francis

Goh, Captain

Gohellock Wood

Golborne, John

Gold, Trade in

Gold, see Exchequer; Coinage.

Golden Lion, see Ships' names.

Golden Noble, see Ships' names.

Golden Rose, see Ships' names.

Goldesborowe, Robert

Golding Lane, see London Streets.

Golding, Robert, Recorder of Thetford

Goldinge, Thomas

Goldsmith to the Household

Goldsmith, The Queen's

Goldsmith's Company

Goldwell, Thomas, Bishop of St. Asaph

Golightly, Nicholas

Gomond, John

Gonsalva, Ruy

Gonson, Benjamin

Gonville, see Caius College.

Gonville and Caius College, see Caius.

Good, D.

Good, Dr.

Good, Mrs., Dr. Good's wife

Good, Mrs., a widow

Goodere, Henry

Goodman, Christopher, Dean of Chester

Goodman, Gabriel, Dean of Westminster

Goodman, John

Goodman, Mr., the preacher

Goodmanchester, Parsonage of

Goodwin Sands

Goodwin, .........

Goodwyn, John, Town Clerk of Dover

Goodwyn, Theodore

Goodwyn, William

Goodyer, Sir Henry

Goodyere, Harry

Goodyer, William

Gooneld, Benjamin

Goore, Thomas

Goorney, Henry

Gore (or Gower), .........

Gore, Captain, a pirate

Gore End

Gorge, Sir William

Gorges, Ferdinando

Gorges, Nicholas

Gorges, Sir Thomas

Goring, Capt.

Goring, George

Goryng, Mr.

Gosford, see Gossarde.

Gosling, Alice

Gosling, Humfrey

Gosport, Hundred of

Gossarde, alias Gosford

Goston, Francis

Goteham, Roger

Gotthem, M. de

Gourden, Mons.

Gourney, Richard

Gower, John

Gower, Nicholas

Gower, see Gore.

Gowre, Roger

Gowre, Mrs.

Grace of God, see Ships' names.

Gracedieu

Gracious Street, see London Streets.

Graffina, Augustine

Grafton

Grafton, co. Worcester

Grafton House

Grain, Restraint of

Grain

Grain, Licence to export

Grain, Transportation of

Grain, see Dover; Corn.

Grain, see Corn, Markets.

Grame, George

Grand Bryseck, see Ships' names.

Grand Jury

Grand Signior, The

Grange, John

Grant, Edward

Grante, Edward

Grantham

Gratley, Edward, alias John Foxley

Gratley, alias Bridges, a priest

Graunge, Le

Graunt, Edward

Grave, Bernard

Gravelley, George

Gravelines

Gravesend

Gravesend, Searcher of

Gray, Lord

Gray, Sir Henry

Gray, Peter

Gray, Richard

Gray, Mr.

Gray, Thomas

Gray, Thomas

Gray of Wisbeach, Mr.

Graye, Henry

Graye, Thomas

Graye, The Master of

Graye of Pirgo, Henry

Grayes

Gray's Inn

Gray's Inn Lane, see London Streets.

Greame, .........

Greane, Manor of

Great Missenden

Great Seal, stealing of the

Great Torrington

Green, Ralph

Greene, ......... a Jesuit

Greene, .........

Greene, alias Garnett, Henry

Greene, alias Shawbridge

Greene, Edward

Greene, Mary

Greene, Mr.

Greene, Reg.

Greene, Robert

Greene, Roger

Greene, William

Greenway

Greenway, Anthony

Greenwich

Greenwich, Armoury at

Greenwich, see Bakers.

Greenwood, .........

Grrenwood, Robert

Gregory, Robert

Gregorian Calendar

Gregory XIII., the Pope

Gregorye, Arthur

Gregson, .........

Greisley, Lady

Grene, Giles

Grene, Richard

Grene, Roke

Grene, Thomas

Grene, Thomas

Grenewaie, John

Greneway

Greneway, Richard

Grent, Thomas

Grenway, John

Gresbrook

Gresham, Lady

Gresham, Lady

Gresham, Paul

Gresham, Sir Thomas

Gresley, Thomas, Sheriff of, Stafford

Greves, Thomas, Surveyor of the Works

Greves, William

Greville, Edward

Greville, Ludovicus

Greville, Mr.

Greville, Mr.

Greville, Sir Fowlke, Sheriff of Warwickshir

Grey Friars, The

Grey, Sir Edward, Lord Grey of Powis

Grey, Henry

Grey, Henry, Duke of Suffolk

Grey, Henry, Earl of Kent

Grey, John

Grey, Lady Katharine

Grey, Lord

Grey of Wilton, Arthur Lord, Lord Deputy of Ireland

Grey, Mr.

Grey, Mrs.

Grey, Robert de

Greyhound, The, see Ships' names.

Greyhounds

Greynville, Sir Richard

Greynevile, of Stow, Richard

Greynevile, George, Sheriff of Cornwall

Greys, Family of

Grice, William

Griffeth, William

Griffin, John

Griffin, Mr.

Griffites, Robert

Griffith, Ralph, Dean of Lincoln

Griffyths, Names of

Grimshawe, Hundred of

Grindal, Edmund, Archbishop of Canterbury
-, his decayed health
-, his resignation
-, his will
-, his death

Grocer's Company

Grocer's Hall

Grombridge

Groombridge

Grove Place

Grove, The

Groveleigh

Groyne, The

Gruffythe, William

Gruter, James

Gryffen

Gryffyth, Ambrose

Gryffyth, Jane

Gryffyth, John

Gryffyth, William

Grymestone, George

Grymsdich

Grymston, Mr.

Gualterotti, Philip

Gueldres

Guerdon, M.

Guernsey

Guevarra, Antonio de

Guevara, Licenciado, Francisco de

Guildford

Guildford, Friars House at

Guildford or Gouldeford, Henry

Guildford, Lady

Guildford, Mayor, &c., of

Guildford, Richard

Guildhall

Guilpine, John

Guise, Duke of

Guildeford, Henry

Gunmakers, The

Gunnell, Thomas

Gunners, The
-, The Master Gunner of England

Gunners, Corporation of

Gunners for the Navy

Gunnery

Gunnes, alias Stone Gregory

Gunpowder

Gunter, Mr.

Gurdon, John, Sheriff of Suffolk

Gurling, Thomas

Gwinn, Capt.

Gwyn, David

Gwynne, Richard, Muster master

Gye, Thomas

Gyes, William

Gyfford, Dr.

Gyfford, George

Gyfford, Gilbert

Gyfford, Dr. Ralph

Gyfforde, Dr. William

Gyfforde, Gerard

Gyfforde, Henry

Gylbert, William

Gylberte, Sir Humfrey

Gylberte, Lady

Gylberte, Thomas

Gyllcross, Hundred of

Gylpyne, Thomas

Gyppes, George

Gyttyns, Lewis ap

Gyttyns, Robert, Keeper of the Poultry Compter

Gyver, Henry