W.

W., ........., B.

W., ........., J.

W., ........., R.

Waad, William

Waddon, John, a pirate

Wade, Francis

Wade, Thomas

Waddop

Wadington, Rectory of

Wadley

Waes, .........

Waferer, Arden

Waferer, Mr.

Wafferer, Mr.

Wagstaff, Thomas, Prebend of Westminster

Waikefeilde, Alderman

Wake, Mr.

Wake, William

Wakeman, Roger

Wakerland

Wakeswood Forest

Walbut, Thomas

Walcheren

Waldeck, Count

Waldegrave, Mrs. Grysseld

Waldegrave, Nicholas, a Recusant

Waldon, Edward

Wales

Wales, Account of Fines, &c.

Wales, Bill for Government of

Wales, Castles in

Wales, Clerk of the Fines in

Wales, Council of

Wales, Court of

Wales, Defence of

Wales, Famine in

Wales, Lord President and Council of
-, Instructions for
-, Death of Sir Henry Sydney

Wales, Men for Ireland

Wales, Musters in

Wales, Muster Master in

Wales, North

Wales, Queen's Remembrancer in

Wales, Receiver of, see Hughes

Wales, Records of

Wales, Sheriffs of

Wales, see Sheriffs, Fines

Wales, see Musters

Walgrave, Mr. Edward

Walgrave, Lady

Walker, John

Walklate, .........

Waller, Rafe

Waller, Lady

Waller, Sir Walter

Wallington

Wallop, Sir Henry

Wallingford, Manor of

Wallington, Hundred of

Walloons, The

Walmesley, Serjeant

Walmisley, Thomas

Walpole, John

Walpolle, John

Walpoole, Arthur

Walpole, H

Walpole, John

Walsh, William

Walshe, Francis

Walsingham, ........., of Thetford

Walsyngham, Frances (daughter of Sir Francis), Her marriage with Sir Philip Sidney

Walsyngham, Sir Francis, money paid to him

Walsyngham, Sir Francis
-, his letters:—
-, To Mr. Waad
-, to Burghley
-, to Mr. Cartewrite
-, to Lord Cobham
-, to the Earl of Huntingdon
-, to the Sheriff of Lincolnshire
-, to Lord Willoughby de Eresby
-, to Thos. Wylkes
-, to Thos. Smythe, the customer
-, to the Commissioners for Dover Haven
-, to Henry Guldeford
-, to the Lord Chief Justice, &c.
-, to the Earl of Shrewsbury
-, to Wm. Davison
-, to Serjeant Fleetewoode
-, to the Lord Mayor
-, to Sir Edward Dymocke
-, to the Bishop and Mayor of Lincoln
-, to the Earl of Warwick
-, to the Lord Prest. of Wales
-, to Mr. Kery
-, to Danl. Rogers
-, to Lord Adm. Howard
-, to Gilbert Gifford
-, to Secretary Wolley
-, to Thomas Phelippes
-, to Simon Rogers
-, to Thomas Windebank
-, Keeper of the Privy Seal
-, his zeal against the Catholics
-, his notes for proceeding against Recusants and Jesuits
-, Partner in a trade for exporting Irish Marble
-, receives hard speeches from the Queen
-, papers drawn up by him
-, his enmity towards Sir Edw. Hoby
-, his farm of the Customs
-, his good will towards Burghley
-, freeholder of the Isle of Wight
-, his public services
-, his illnesses
-, dies in debt

Walsyngham, House of

Walsyngham, Lady

Walsyngham

Walter, John, Keeper of Norwich Castle

Walter, Robert

Waltham

Waltham

Waltham Forest

Walthamstow

Walton

Walton, John

Walton, John

Walton, John

Walton, Roger

Walwyn, Richard, Sheriff of Herefordshire

Wandsworth

Wangford, Hundred of

Wanstead

Wanstead

Wanstead House

Wantage, Hundred of

Wantage, Vicar of

Wanton, George

Wanton, John

War, Articles of

War, Council of

War, Council of

War, Engines of

War, Provisions of

War, Treasurer at

Warburton, Lady

Warcuppe, Ralph

Ward, .........

Ward, Capt., Mayor of Folkestone

Ward, Henry

Ward, Luke

Ward, Richard

Ward, William

Warde, John

Warde, Mr.

Warde, Richard

Warde, Thomas

Warde William, Lord Paget's Secretary

Wardeforte, Jane

Wardeforte, Nicholas

Wardeforte, William

Wardrobe, Office of the

Wards, Court of

Wardship

Ware, Constable of

Ware River, see Lee.

Warener, John

Wark

Warley, Manor of

Warminghurst

Warnar, Vincent, a priest

Warne, John

Warne, Oliff

Warneford, Mr.

Warner, ........., a Priest

Warner, Simon

Warrants, Counterfeit

Warre, George

Warren, James

Warren, William

Warrington, Manor of

Wars, Note of

Warwick

Warwick, Anne, Countess of

Warwick, Earl of, see Duddeley.

Warwick, Summoner of

Warwick, see Musters

Warwickshire

Warwickshire, Justices of

Warwickshire, Sheriff of, see Greville, Dabrygecourt.

Washington, or Ashington

Washington, Lawrence

Waslinge, John

Watch

Watch and Word

Watchmen, Stupidity of

Waterford

Waterford Haven

Water Newton, Rectory of

Water Newton, Parson of

Watford, Rectory of

Waters, Edward

Wathen, Robert

Wathen, Roger

Wathen, Richard

Watkins, John

Watkins, William

Watkyns, David

Watkyn, Henry, Murder of

Watkyn, Lucy

Watson, Dr., a Recusant

Watts, John

Watson, John, Bishop of Winchester

Watson, German

Watson, James

Watson, Rowland

Watson, Thomas, Mayor of Dover

Watson, Thomas

Watson, William

Watsoun, William

Watterton, Thomas

Watton

Watts, .........

Watts, John

Watts, Roger

Wattson, William

Wawker, see Brown.

Wax

Wax Chandlers, Company of

Wax, Pictures of

Waye, Thomas

Wayfyld, William

Wayland, Hundred of

Wayland, Thomas

Wayland, William

Wayte, Henry

Wayte, William

Webbe, Dr.

Webbe, John

Webbe, Mr.

Webbe, William

Weble, John, Mayor of Gloucester

Webstar, Richard, Prebend of Westminster

Webster, John

Webstere, John

Webster, Thomas

Webster, William

Weekes, Robert

Weekes, Thomas

Weeks, Roger

Week, Tythes in

Weights, Standard of

Weights and Measures, Uniformity of

Weilde Hall

Welch Language, The

Welche, James

Weldhall

Weldon, William

Well, Lands in

Welldon, alias Savell

Welles, Mrs. Elizabeth

Welles, John

Welles, Mr.

Welles, Thomas

Wellingborough

Wellington

Wells

Wells, Edward

Wells, John

Wells, Manor of

Wells, Swithen

Wellysborne, John

Welshe, John

Wendon, Dr.

Wendon, Mr., a Jesuit

Wenman, Mr.

Wentland, Territory of

Wentworth, Mrs. Elizabeth (Cecil's daughter)

Wentworth, Henry, Lord

Wentworth, Lady, Jane

Wentworth, Mr. John

Wentworth, Mr., of Burnham Abbey

Wentworth, Paul

Wentworth, Peter

Wentworth, Thomas, Lord

Wentworth, William, His death

Wemys, Laird of

Wescott, Thomas

Weseden, Thomas

West Barton, Farm of

Westbedwyn, see Wexcomb.

Westby, John

West Camel

West Chester

Westcote

West Derby, Hundred of

Western Ports, Merchants of

Westfaling, Dr. Herbert, Bishop of Hereford

Westgate

West Haddon

West Harling

West Henry

West Indies

West Indies, Raleigh's book of

West Indies, The Spanish

West, Lady

Westley

Westlocking, Tithes of

West, Thomas, Sheriff of Hampshire

West, Thomas

West, Sir Thomas

Westminster

Westminster

Westminster, Armoury at

Westminster Church

Westminster College

Westminster, Dean of, see Goodman.

Westminster, Government of

Westminster, Prebend of

Westmoreland

Westmorland, Earl of, see Neville.

Weston, James

Weston, Mr., mining agent

Weston, Mr., Registrar of Coventry

Weston, Manor of

Weston, Roger

Westrop, Ralph

West Smithfield, see London Streets.

West Stegg

West Hawy

West Tilbury, see Tilbury.

Westwood

Wexcomb, alias Westbedwyn, Manor of

Weymer Castle

Weymouth

Weymouth, Mayor of, see Pitt.

Weymouth, Mayor, &c. of

Whaplod Fleet

Whaplode

Wharton, Old Lady

Wharton, Lord

Wharton, Mr.

Whashe, William

Wheat, taken to sea

Wheat, see Grain

Wheatly, Anthony

Wheatlye, Richard

Wheeler, Michael

Wheeler, Rob

Whetstones, George

Whiddon, Jacob

Whipping, Punishment of

Whitaker, Dr. William

Whitborne

White, Anne

White Bear, see Ships' names.

White, Mrs. Dorothy

White Falcon, see Ships' names.

Whitehand, Robert

Whitehall

Whitehall Palace

White Hart, see Ships' names.

White, Henry

White, John, a blind man

White, John, Mayor of Winchester

White Knight, The

White Lion Prison

White Lion, Keeper of The, see Thorp.

White, Martin

White, Mrs.

White, Sir Nicholas

White, Robert

White, Salt, grant of

White, Thomas

White, William

Whitehead, Alexander

Whitgyft, John, Bishop of Worcester, Archbishop of Canterbury
-, his letters—
-, To Walsyngham
-, to the Council
-, to Burghley

Whitmore, Lands of

Whitmore, William

Whitney, Henry

Whitsun-ales, put down

Whitsuntide, Observance of

Whitstable

Whittingham, Mrs.

Whittleford, Parsonage of

Whittney, Robert

Whitton, George

Whorrett, Joan

Whorwood, Capt.

Whrynehill

Whyskens, William

Whyte, William

Whyte, Capt. Henry

Whyte, John, alias Snellyng

Whyte, Mrs.

Whyte, William

Whytegyft, Dr.

Whytney, Sir James

Whytney, William

Whythall, Walter

Wicham, Edmund

Wichwood Forest

Wickerson, John

Wickham

Wickham, Edward

Wickam, Isabel

Wickham, William, Bishop of Lincoln

Wickliffe, William

Wiersdale, Mark, Vicar of all Saints, Maldon

Wigan

Wigan

Wingandocoia, Land of

Wigges, Thomas

Wigges, William

Wiggins, William

Wight, Isle of

Wight, Isle of, Defence of

Wight, Isle of, Defenceless state of

Wight, Isle of, Governor of, see Horsey; Carey; Sidney.

Wight, Isle of, charged to furnish a ship

Wight, Isle of, Survey of Forts in

Wight, Isle of, Survey of ordnance, munition, &c., in

Wighton, Robert

Wighton, William

Wigmore, Robert

Wigmore, Sir Richard

Wigmore, Thomas

Wigston, Robert

Wigston, William

Wigton, Manor of

Wilbraham, Roger

Wilcoks, Thomas

Wildinge, Raphe

Wilford, .........

Wilford, Thomas

Wilkes, Thomas

Wilkinson, Mr

Willan, Leonard

Willcox, Capt.

Willerby, Manor of

Willerton, John

Willett, William

Willford, Sir Thomas

William, King, The Conqueror

William, Griffith ap

Williams, Alexander

Williams, Arthur

Williams, George

Williams, John

Williams, Mr. Morris, a priest

Williams, Names of

Williams, Peter

Williams, Philip

Williams, Reynold

Williams, Robert

Williams, Sir Roger

Williams, Sir Roger

Williams, Thomas

Williams, Sir Thomas

Williams, Sir Thomas

Williams, Walter

Williamson, William, Assayist

Williamson, Hendrick

Willies, Myles

Willington, Lands in

Willis, William, Mayor of Dover

Willoughby, de Eresby Lord

Willoughby, Ambrose

Willoughby, Charles Lord

Willoughby, Sir Francis

Willoughby, Henry

Willoughby, Lord

Willoughby, Lord, see Bertie

Willoughby, Thomas, Dean of Rochester

Willoughby, Thomas

Willoughby, William

Wills

Willsdon, Henry

Willyams, Robert, alias Bricklebunke

Willys, Thomas

Wilson, .........

Wilson, Dr., Secretary of State, Keeper of St. Katherine's Hospital, Dean of Worcester

Wilson, Godfrey

Wilson, John

Wilson, Nicholas

Wilson, Thomas, a priest

Wilson, William, Mayor of Hull

Wilson, see Wylson

Wilton

Wilton, Manor of

Wiltshire

Wiltshire, Clothiers of

Wiltshire Cloths, Licence for

Wiltshire, Justices of

Wilts, Lord-Lieutenant of

Wiltshire, Lieutenants of

Wiltshire, Sheriff of, see Bruncker, Lyttleton, Winter.

Wilts, Sheriff of, see Snell

Wiltshire, see Musters

Win, John

Win, Thomas

Winche, James

Winchelsea

Winchelsea, Mayor, &c., of

Winchester

Winchester, Bishop of, see Watson, Cooper

Winchester, Diocese of

Winchester, House of Correction at

Winchester, Marquis of, see Paulet

Winchester, Mayor, &c. of

Winchester, Mayor of, see White, Byrd

Winchester, Recusants in

Winchester, St. Mary's College

Winchester Sessions

Winchester, Winifred, Marchioness of

Winchester, see Musters

Winchmore Hill

Winckborne

Winckfield

Windam, Edmund

Windam, R.

Windebank, Thomas

Windebank, Aaron, of Dover

Windsore, Edward

Windlisham, Church and Rectory of

Windsor, Barnard

Windsor

Windsor, Armoury at

Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle, Constable of

Windsor Castle, Buildings and repairs at

Windsor Castle, Maids of Honour at

Windsor, Dean of, see Daye

Windsor, Elizabeth, Lady

Windsor, Frederick, Lord

Windsor, Manor of

Windsor, Mayor, &c. of

Windsor, New

Windsor, Poor Knights of

Windsor, Prebend of

Wines

Wines, Farmer of the Customs on

Wines, Grant of to Sir Walter Raleigh

Wines, Importation of

Wines, Licence for selling

Wines, Measures of

Wing

Wingate, Edward

Wingfeilde, Robert

Winfield

Wingfield, Capt. Anthony

Wingfield, Edward

Wingfield, Sir Edward

Wingfield, John, Nephew of the Countess of Shrewsbury

Wingfield, Richard

Wingfield, Capt. Thomas Maria

Wingfylde, Jaques

Winkefeld, Sir Edward

Winnebriggs and Trahoe, Wapentake of

Winnington, Thomas

Winser, Basko (or Pasko)

Winter, George, Sheriff of Worcester

Winter, Robert

Winter, see Wynter.

Winterborne, Mr.

Winterton Lighthouse

Winterton Steeple

Wireworks

Wisbeach

Wisbeach Castle, Recusants in

Wiseman, .........

Wiseman, Mr.

Wiseman, William

Wiston

Witchcraft

Witham, Half Hundred of

Withernam, Custom of

Witherington, Family of

Withipoull, Edmund

Withipoull, Paul

Witter, Robert

Witteredge, Henry

Wittins, Jacob

Woad

Woburn

Wod, George

Wod, Robert

Woddrington, Sir H.

Wodrington, Family of

Woking, Manor of

Woking, Parsonage of

Wolf, Edward

Wolf, Mrs. Mary

Wolf, Nicholas

Wolley, John, Latin Secretary, Sworn of the Council

Wollock, John

Wollph Morgan

Wollridge, Christopher

Wolman, Fr.

Wolsey, Austin

Wolseley, Thomas

Wolseley, Walter

Wolsley, Mr.

Wolton, John, Bishop of Exeter

Women, Loveliness of

Wonersh

Wood, David

Wood, Davye, a preacher

Woodbridge

Wood, Mr.

Woodcocke, Michael

Woodcocke, Thomas

Woodgate, Richard

Woodhall

Woodhay

Woodhay

Woodman, John

Woodmongers, see London.

Wood, Valentine

Wood, Thomas

Wood, Thomas, Steward of Eversley

Woode, Thomas, of Dover

Woode, Thomas

Woodfen, ........., a priest

Woodham, Mortimer

Woodhouse, Sir Henry, Sheriff of Norfolk

Woodhouse, Captain

Woodhouse, Richard

Woodman, John

Woodrington, Sir Henry

Woodroffe, Robert

Woodstock, Mayor of, see Skelton.

Woodward, Mr. John

Woods, The Queen's Surveyor of

Woods, Survey of

Woodstock

Wood Street Compter, Prisoners in, for Religion

Woodthorpe, Tenement in

Wool

Wool

Wollen Cloths, Searchers of

Wollen Manufacture

Wolley, Mr.

Woollock, ......... a priest

Wolnowe, Simon

Wools

Wools, Proposition for Mart Towns and a Staple of Wools in England

Woolseley, Mr.

Woolwich

Woolwich, armoury at

Wootton, .........

Wootton, Hundred of

Worley, Mr.

Worcester, Bailiffs, &c.

Worcester, Bishop of, see Whitgyfte, Freke.

Worcester, City of

Worcester, City, Instrument of Association

Worcester, Dean of, see Wilson.

Worcester, Earl of, see Somerset.

Worcester, See of

Worcester, Sheriff of, see Lyttleton.

Worcestershire

Worcestershire, see Musters.

Worcestershire, Justices of

Worcestershire, Sheriffs of

Works, Comptroller of the

Works, Office of

Worrall, John, a Papist

Worrall or Wyrrall, John

Worseley, Mr.

Worseley, see Oseley.

Worsley, John, a Messenger

Worsley, Mr.

Worsley, Ralph

Worsley, Ralph, a Recusant

Worsley, Robert

Worsley, Thomas

Worsted

Worth, John

Worth, Mr.

Worthington, Dr.

Worthington, Dr.

Worthington, Thomas

Worthington, William, a priest

Wortley, Mr.

Wotton, Sir Edward

Wotton, Mr. John

Wotton, Mr.

Wotton, Richard

Wotton, Thomas

Wraxhall, South

Wray, Sir Cristofer, Lord Chief Justice

Wray, William

Wreck

Wreck of the Sea, Right to

Wrenforde, Mrs.

Wrenforde, Thomas

Wrenne, William

Wrest

Wrey, John, Sheriff of Cornwall

Wrigglesworth, Mr.

Wright, Lawrence

Wright, Richard

Wright, Robert

Wright, Robert

Wright, W.

Wright, Wm.?

Wright, William

Wright, William, a Merchant

Wright, William, Sheriff of Southampton

Wrighton

Wrinehill

Wriothesley, Henry, Earl of Southampton

Writing, Removal of

Writs of Covenants, Lease of

Writs, Custody of original

Writs, Issue of

Writs of Proclamations

Wrixham

Wrotham, see Miller

Wrote, Robert

Wrothe, Robert

Wrotte, Francis

Wrotte, Katherine

Wrotte, Samuel

Wroughton, George

Wroughton, James

Wryght, Nicholas

Wullaton House

Wullward, John

Wybarne, John

Wyckley, Henry

Wydmer, Manor of

Wyer, Edward

Wyet, Robert

Wyghte, Thomas

Wykes, Walter

Wylbram, ........., Sheriff of Chester

Wylcox, Peter

Wylde, Ambrose

Wylford, Mr.

Wylkes, Thomas, Clerk of the Council

Wyllingham, Samuel

Wyllson, Mr.

Wyllughby, Francis

Wyllughby, Thomas

Wyllyams, Henry

Wylsdon, Mr.

Wylson, Dr., Dean of Durham

Wylson, Thomas

Wyn, Robert

Wyn, in Derbyshire

Wyndham, Edmund

Wyndham, Francis, Justice, C. P.

Wyndam, Roger

Wyngfeld, Mr.

Wyngfeld, Richard

Wyngfield, Sir Edward

Wyngfield, Robert

Wynne or Wyn, Elice

Wynne, John

Wynnyngton, Ellen

Wyriot, Thomas

Wynter, Edward

Wynter, John

Wynter, Pasco

Wynter, Rowland

Wynter, Sir William

Wyntour, George

Wyron, John

Wyrrall

Wyrralle, see Worrall.

Wyrryal, Thomas

Wyse, ........., a pirate

Wyseman, Richard

Wysewood Wood

Wythe, Ro.

Wythens, Dr.

Wythers, George

Wyvell, Thomas

X.

Ximinez, Diego

Y.

Yale

Yardley, Mr., an ale brewer

Yardley, Roger

Yarmouth (Isle of Wight)

Yarmouth, Great

Yarmouth, Bailiffs, &c. of

Yarmouth, Port of

Yate, Francis

Yates, John

Yates, William

Yaxlee, John

Yaxlee, William

Yaxlee, William

Yeat, John

Yeates, Francis

Yeoman of the Guard

Yeomans, John

Yeomans, Mrs.

Yeomans, William

Yomans, Simon

Yong, Sir John

Yonge, Justice

Yonge, Dr., a Recusant

Yonger, Mr.

Yonge, Richard

Yonge, Richard

Yonger, Mr.

Yongfroe, see Ships' names.

York

York, Archbishop of, see Sandys; Piers.

York, Archdeacon of, see Ramsden.

York Assizes

York, Council at

York, Dean, &c. of

York, Dean of, see Hutton; Thornbrough.

York, Deanery of

York, Ecclesiastical Commission at

York Herald, see Dethick.

York, Mayor, &c., of

York, Mr.

York, Rowland

York, See of. Dilapidations

Yorke, Edmund

Yorke, Capt. Gilbert

Yorke House

Yorke, Mrs.

Yorkshire

Yorkshire, Instrument of Association

Yorkshire, Sheriff of, see Hotham.

Yorkshire, see Musters.

Young, John, Bishop of Rochester

Young, John, Customer of Rye

Young, John, a Messenger

Young, Sir John

Young, Mr.

Young, Richard

Younge, ........., a Pursuivant

Younge, Henry

Younge, Mr. Justice

Younge, Roger

Younge, Thomas

Yoxford

Z.

Zalzacer, Feriez de

Zante

Zara, Father Lawrence

Zealand

Zealand, States of

Zeraphine, see Ships' names.

Zouche, Alice Lady

Zouche, Edward Lord

Zouche, Francis

Zouche, George Lord

Zouche, Lord

Zouche, Phelippe

Zouche, William Lord

Zowche (of Codnor), Sir John

Zowche (of Derby), Sir John

Zutphen

Zwinglius, Ulric