L.

Lace

La Chastre, Mons

Laci, pedigree of

Lacy, Gilbert
-, Jno
-, Roland

La Fère (or Fère, France)

La Fontaine, M

Lake, Stephen
-, Thos., clerk of the Signet
-, lease to
-, letter to
-, notes by

Lambert, Sir Oliver
-, petition of
-, Capt
-, (Catholic)

Lambeth

Lamot, Mr
-, wife of

Lamote or La Mothe, M., Governor of Gravelines
-, uncle of

Lamplugh, Fras

Lampton, Jno., grant to

Lancashire
-, justices in
-, letter to
-, lands and places in
-, Lord Lieutenant of, see Stanley, Earl of Derby
-, natives of
-, preachers in
-, receiver for
-, recusants in
-, residents in
-, sheriff of, letter to
-, state of
-, troops raised in

Lancaster, (city) receivership of
-, Duchy of
-, auditor of
-, chancellor of (Heneage, Sir Thos.)

Lancaster, Wm., purveyor of the catery, commissions for

Lands, see Crown lands
-, of recusants, &c., bill for registering leases, &c., of

Lane, Parr, account by
-, Ralph
-, nephew of
-, letter of
-, Wm
-, Mr

Langdale, Dr

Langden (English priest)

Langdon, Edw
-, Pasca
-, Thos

Langford, co. Derby

Langford, Roger, lease to
-, Mr. (Catholic)
-, wife of

Langhe, Adrian de
-, examination of

Langhorne parsonage, lease of

Langley, Park side at

Langley, Thomas

Langport, Westover, co. Somerset, poor-house at, licence for

Lanthrope (messenger)

Lany, Jno

Laon, France, bishop of

La Roche, letter dated from

Lassington, near Gloucester, letter dated from

Latham, Capt. Jno
-, company of
-, receipt by
-, Thos
-, receipt by

Lathberie, Thos., pardon to

Lathom, Mr. (Catholic)

Latimer, Lord, see Nevill

Latimer, Edw., purchase of tithes by
-, Wm

Latin
-, language
-, documents written in
-, Secretaryship, application for

Laton or Laughton, Gilbert
-, confessions of

Latwise alias Rogers

Launce Couronne, sign of (Liege ?)

Launceston Castle, co. Cornwall

Lauwarne, Robt

Lavington, co. Wilts, resident at

Law, doctors of, commissions to
-, counsellors at, see Counsellors-at-law
-, reformation of
-, serjeants at, see Serjeants-at-law

Lawes, Robt

Lawrence, Anne
-, Matthew
-, Simon
-, bookbinder

Lawson, Roger, lease to

Lawyers
-, assessment on

Laycolt, Rich

Layer, Chris

Layston Hall manor, Suffolk

Layton, Jno
-, Sir Thos
-, Mr

Lazant parsonage, Exeter, presentation to

Lazenby, Geo., lease to

"Lazy John", see Fulwood, John

Lea river, report on

Lea, Sir Hen., master of the Armoury

Lead

Leadenhall Gate (London)
-, Street, London, residents in or near

Leades, Thos

League, the, see France, league in

Leake, Geo
-, answer by
-, John

Leamouth

Leather

Lecavell, Rich., licence to

Leds, travellers to

Lee, Humfrey
-, Richard, Clarencieux king-at-arms
-, Robert
-, Thos., commission to
-, Sir Thos
-, wife of
-, Alderman
-, alias Stapforth (priest)

Lee, or Leigh, Essex
-, soldiers embarked from

Leeds, or Leedes, Kent, resident at
-, castle

Leeds, Thos

Leeman, Michael
-, bond by
-, daughter of
-, receipt by

Lees Langley

Legal officers, assessment on

Legate, Jas

Legatt, Thos., commission to
-, Capt. (catholic)

Legge, Dr. Thos
-, commissions to

Leghorn
-, ships to

Leicester, Geo

Leicester, churches in
-, letter dated from
-, mayor, &c., of
-, vicar of
-, Earl of, see Dudley
-, abbey, letter dated from

Leicestershire
-, collections in
-, place in
-, recusants in
-, residents in
-, sheriff for
-, troops in, to, or from

Leigh, Edw
-, Geo
-, Hamond
-, Capt. Hen

Leigh, Essex, see Lee

Leighlin, bishop of (Meredith, Rich.)
-, affidavit of
-, servant of

Leighton Walk, Essex, keeper of
-, forester of

Leighton, Sir Edw
-, Eliz., grant to
-, Sir Thos
-, company of
-, grant to
-, payments to
-, reward to
-, Wm
-, Wm. of the Plash
-, Sir Wm

Leith

Le Jeune (catholic)

Leneker, Mr

Lennard, Sampson

Lenox, Duke of (Stuard Ludovic)

Lent, observance of

Leo, Pope, see Pope

Lercaro, Estevan

Le Sage, Pierre
-, letter of

Lesingham, co. Lincoln, lease of lands in

Lesly, John, bishop of Ross

Letchmore, Mr

Letsam, Edw
-, Eliz., widow, commission against
-, John, commission against

" Letter of State," book entitled

Leukenor, Guilliam

Levant, or Turkey, Company, see also Turkey, merchants trading to
-, members of
-, petitions, &c., for admission into
-, merchants
-, seas

Leveson, Sir John
-, certificate of
-, Thos
-, Sir Walter
-, protection for
-, servant of

Levermer Magna rectory, Norwich
-, Parva rectory, Norwich

Leverton, Mr

Levi, Don Pedro de

Lewen, Thos

Lewes, Griffith, D.D., grant to
-, James, lease to
-, John
-, Luys, or Lewis, Dr., bishop of Cassano
-, nephew of
-, Thos
-, Wm
-, lease to

Lewes, parsonages in

Lewis, Anne
-, son of
-, Christ
-, Evan
-, wife of
-, Jane, alias Rees
-, Dr
-, brother of
-, wife of
-, chaplain to
-, Dr., bishop of Cassano, see Lewes

Lewkenor, Guilliam

Lewkner, Edw., priest
-, cousin of

Lewknor, Rich., grant to

Lewknor, Manor of, grant of

Lewyn, Dr. W., Judge of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury

Lexden Parish, Colchester, Essex, protection for Poor House at

Leyden, John of

Libels

Lichfield, diocese of, see Coventry and Lichfield

Lidcourt Meadows, Kent, lease of

Lidshot

Liebaert, Chas

Liege, Prince of (Ernest of Bavaria)

Liege
-, ambassador at
-, letters dated from
-, places in
-, travellers to or from

Lienson, Peter

Lieutenants in the Army, lists of
-, Lords, see also under the several counties
-, commission to
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, deputy, see also under the several counties

Liffe, Jno

Lilly, Wm

Lima, Alvero de
-, Jer. de

Limber parsonage, co. Lincoln

Limehouse, London

Limerick, bishoprick of

Lincoln, Robt

Lincoln, corporation of, assessment on
-, mayor, &c. of, Act for continuing a patent to
-, Earl of, see Clinton
-, bishop of (Wickham, Wm.)
-, diocese of

Lincoln's Inn Fields (London)
-, letters dated from
-, residents in

Lincoln's Inn Grange, London

Lincolnshire
-, collections in
-, escheator of
-, Fens in
-, forces in, to, or from
-, lands in, grants of
-, Lord Lieutenant of, Cecil, Lord Burghley, letters to
-, places in
-, residents in
-, sheriff of
-, (Holland), provisions from
-, trained bands in
-, (Kesteven)
-, justices for
-, (Lindsey)

Lingen, Edw
-, confession of

Lingen, Edw., examinations of
-, relative of
-, John, brother of

Lingham, Robt

Linsdale in Cartmel, resident in

Lion, the (ship)
-, of Emden, the

Lion's Whelp, the (ship)

Lisbon
-, castle, letter dated from
-, designs against
-, fortifying of
-, Jesuits at
-, merchant of
-, munition, &c., in
-, residents in or near
-, ships or gallies at
-, ships from
-, ships to
-, travellers to or from

Lisle
-, post to
-, troops at

Lister, Anna
-, Gabriel, pardon for
-, Jane, lease to
-, Thomas, lease to
-, son of
-, Wm

Little Bredy
-, Conduit, Exeter
-, John, of London (ship)
-, Pysing, co., Kent

Little John, alias Owen, N.
-, Michael, alias Owen, N
-, Richard, see Fulwood, Rich.
-, William

Littleton, Edm

Liveries, clerk of the

Liverpool
-, customs' officer at
-, troops exported from

Livesay, Robt

Llandaff, diocese of
-, bishop of (Gervase Babington)

Llandilo Vaur, co. Carmarthen

Llandysil, St. David's, parsonage of

Llansadorn parsonage, co. Carmarthen

Llanwerda Chapel, co. Carmarthen

Llanymthmerie, lordship of, co. Carmarthen

Lloyd, David, of Abermaed
-, Fulk
-, Hugh, pardon to
-, Jenkin, justice of peace
-, Jno., justice of peace
-, Thos., letter to

Loache, Dyonisius

Loan, the, see Privy Seal loans

Lock, the, near Waltham

Lock Poor House, Kent St., Surrey, protection for

Lockwood, of Barnard's Inn (London)

Lodar, Zachary, pardon to

Loddon Bridge, Loddon

Lodge, Thos., alias Robinson

Lodgers, enquiries about

Loftus, Adam, Archbishop of Dublin and Lord Chancellor of Ireland
-, daughter of

Loggyn, Laurence

Lombardy, merchants of

Londes, Alderman

London, the City, &c.
-, aldermen of
-, apprentices of
-, burning of
-, Catholics in
-, chamberlain of
-, churches of, see also St. Paul's
-, citizens of
-, City of
-, loan of, to the Queen by
-, City companies of, also— Drapers, Goldsmiths, Haberdashers
-, Hall
-, clergy of
-, cloth workers of
-, collections in
-, common council of
-, customs' officers in, see London, port of
-, exports from
-, gates of
-, goods to and from
-, houses, &c. in
-, imports to
-, Irish in
-, Jesuits, or priests in
-, lands in lease of
-, letters dated from (1591):
-, (1592):
-, (1593):

London, letters dated from (1594):
-, letters from
-, licences in
-, lord mayors of
-, (1590–91, Sir John Allott)
-, letters to
-, (1591–2, Sir Wm. Webb)
-, letter to
-, (1593–4, Sir Cuthbert Buckle or Sir Richard Martin)
-, lord mayor and corporation of, assessment on
-, merchant adventurers of, see Merchant Adventurers
-, strangers in, goods of
-, merchants of
-, ministers in
-, signatures of
-, news in or from
-, payments in
-, persons in
-, plague in
-, port of
-, customs, duties, or subsidies in
-, customs' officers of
-, letters to
-, orders to
-, warrants or tallies to
-, post of
-, poulterers in
-, printer to
-, prisoners in
-, provisions in, prices of
-, recorder of
-, recusants or papists in
-, writings of, printed in
-, residents in
-, sheriffs of

London, sheriffs of, attachment to
-, letter to
-, ships of
-, built in
-, furnished by
-, prizes taken by
-, to or from
-, taxes on
-, shoemakers of
-, soldiers raised in
-, soldiers transported to or from
-, streets, parishes, buildings, &c. in, also—
-, Aldermanbury
-, Aldersgate St
-, All Saints, Barking
-, Barking
-, Barnard's Inn
-, Basing Hall
-, letter dated from
-, Battersea, letter dated from
-, Billingsgate
-, Bishopsgate Street
-, Without
-, Swan in
-, Blackfriars
-, letters dated from
-, residents in
-, Blackwall
-, Bow Bridge
-, Bridge
-, Broken Wharf
-, Cannon Row, letters dated from
-, Chacott Lane
-, Chancery Lane
-, residents in
-, Charing Cross
-, Charterhouse Lane, letter dated from
-, Cheapside
-, Chick Lane, Smithfield
-, Clerkenwell
-, residents in
-, vicar of
-, Clink prison, see Clink
-, Collam, St
-, Cornhill
-, Counter, see Counter, Southwark
-, Custom house, see Custom house
-, Distaff Lane
-, Durham House, letter dated from
-, Ely Place, letter dated from

London, streets, parishes, buildings, &c., in—
-, Exchange
-, Fetter Lane
-, Finsbury Fields
-, prison
-, Fish Street
-, Fleet Lane
-, prison, see Fleet
-, Street
-, letter dated from
-, residents in
-, Friars, the, letter dated from
-, Garnet's Rents
-, Golden Lane
-, Gray's Inn
-, letters dated from
-, residents in
-, Lane, residents in
-, Great St. Bartholomew's, letter dated from
-, Great St. John's Wood, see St. John's Wood
-, Green Dragon, Ratcliffe
-, Grub Street
-, Guildhall, see Guildhall
-, Haberdashers' Hall
-, Holborn
-, Black Swan in
-, bridge
-, residents in
-, St. Andrew's in
-, St. Giles's in
-, Southampton House in
-, Three Crowns in
-, Hyde Park
-, Inns of Court
-, Islington, see Islington
-, Ivy Lane, letter dated from
-, Kensington
-, Kent Street
-, Kentish Street
-, Knightrider Street
-, Leadenhall Gate
-, Street
-, Limehouse
-, Lincoln's Inn, letters dated from
-, residents in
-, Fields
-, Grange
-, Mark Lane
-, Marshalsea, see Marshalsea
-, Marybone parish
-, Mile End
-, Mile End, letter dated from
-, Mincing Lane, letter dated from
-, Minories, letter dated from
-, New Fish Street
-, Newgate, see Newgate.
-, New Inn, resident in
-, Old Change, resident in
-, Old Street, resident in
-, Poultry, residents in
-, Counter prison in, see Poultry.
-, Queenhithe Ward
-, Ratcliff, resident at
-, Royal Exchange
-, Rutland House, Strand
-, St. Benedict Huda
-, St. Botolph's Without
-, St. Catherine's
-, St. Dionis Backchurch Rectory
-, St. Dunstan's in the East
-, St. Giles's in the Fields
-, parsonage of
-, residents in
-, St. Helen's, Bishopsgate
-, St. James's, letters dated from
-, St. John's, Wood, Great, leases of
-, St. Katherine's, see St. Catherine's.
-, St. Martin's in the Fields, resident in
-, St. Mary Overy's, resident in
-, St. Mary's Wolnoth
-, St. Michael, Cornhill
-, St. Nicholas's Shambles
-, St. Paul's, see St. Paul's.
-, Churchyard
-, Cross
-, St. Sepulchre's parish
-, parson of
-, Savoy, the, letter dated from
-, Seething Lane
-, Serjeant's Inn, paper dated from
-, Shoe Lane
-, Shoreditch
-, residents in
-, Smithfield
-, East, residents in
-, Southwark, see Southwark.
-, Stone
-, Strand, the
-, letters dated from
-, places in
-, Temple, residents in
-, Inner, resident in
-, Middle, residents in
-, letter dated from
-, Three Cranes
-, Crowns, Holborn
-, Kings, Fish Street
-, Tower, see Tower.
-, Hill
-, Wharf
-, Trinity Lane
-, Vintry
-, Wapping
-, Warwick Lane, letter dated from
-, Washington House
-, Whitechapel, residents in
-, Whitefriars, letter dated from
-, White Lion
-, prison
-, Wood Street
-, letters dated from
-, resident in

London, subsidies in, see Port of, Customs in.
-, suburbs of
-, tin in or from
-, travellers from or to (1591):
-, (1592):
-, (1593):
-, (1594):
-, volunteers in
-, bishop of, Aylmer, John
-, chancellor to
-, late (Edm. Grindall)
-, diocese of, places in

Longbridge, co. Warwick, lands in

Longchamp, barony of

Long Compton, letters dated from
-, parson of

Longditch, letter dated from

Lopez, Jeronimo, Jerome, or Geronimo, Portuguese merchant
-, John
-, Dr. Roger, or Ruy, Portuguese Jew, physician to the Queen
-, accusations of
-, indictment against
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, present to

Lopez, Dr. Roger, reports on the conspiracy or treasons of
-, trial of
-, abstract of the evidence at the
-, death or execution of
-, wife and children of
-, daughters of
-, cousin of

Lord, Robt.

Lords, House of, bills in, see also Parliament.
-, members of
-, order in

Lords lieutenants, see Lieutenants.

Lord's Supper, see Communion.

Loretto

Lorraine, Duke of (Charles III.)
-, reader to

Lorraine, place in
-, travellers to or from

Loseley, court at, letter dated from

Lostock, Lancashire, resident at

Lothian (Scotland), barons and ministers of

Lottery

Louis, Bernard
-, Manuel, or Emanuel, see Tinoco.

Louisa, Donna, daughter of Don Antonio

Louvaine, Lord Henry of, Baron Percy

Louvaine, persons at
-, travellers to or from

Love, Geo.

Loveden, Hercules

Lovelace, Mr., justice of peace

Lovell, Fras., commission to
-, Humph.
-, Saml.
-, Thos., pardon to
-, Wm.

Lowberry, Jasper

Low Countries, the, see also Flanders and Holland.
-, agent or councillor in (English)
-, ambassador to, see Bodley, Thos.
-, captains of companies in, to, or from
-, letter to
-, letters from
-, commissioners of
-, counsel of estate in (English), payments for
-, designs against
-, drapers in
-, English in
-, exports to
-, General of the Forces in, see Norris, Sir J.; Devereux, Earl of Essex.
-, (late), see Dudley, Earl of Leicester.
-, governors of, see also Mansfelt, Count ; Parma, Duke of ; and Austria, John and Ernestus, Archdukes of.
-, governors of towns in, letter to
-, merchants of
-, muster master in
-, native of
-, news of the war in
-, priests, &c., in
-, rebels or traitors in
-, residents in
-, ships of
-, Spanish exactions on
-, States General of the
-, articles on behalf of
-, travellers to or from
-, treasurer at war in, see Sherley, Sir T., and Huddlestone, Rich.
-, troops in, to, or from (English)
-, payments for, in
-, accounts for
-, clothing of, or for
-, tenders for
-, levying of
-, victualling, &c., of
-, yearly charge of
-, value of English moneys in

Lowdham, lease of parsonage of

Lowe, Eliz., alias Crowe

Lower House, see Commons, House of

Lubec
-, letter dated from
-, residents at
-, ships of

Lubeckers

Lucas, Edw.
-, Hen.
-, Jasper
-, Sir Thos., letter of
-, Wm.

Lucois, Sir Horatio Franchotti

Lucy, Sir Thomas
-, Mrs. (Catholic)

Luddington, alias Garlethorpe, co. Lincoln, lease of the parsonage of

Luddington, Mr.

Lugano

Luke, Nich., justice of peace

Lumley, John, Lord Lumley
-, letter of

Lusher, Jno.
-, Martha

Lustoft, of Worsop, barony of

Lutheran

Lutheranism

Luxemburg

Luys, D., Bishop of Cassano, see Lewes.

Luzan, Mons., Governor of Blaye

Lydd

Lyme, ship of
-, victuals bought in

Lyme, Capt., company of

Lymes, Alvaro, de, son of

Lyngen, Elenor
-, Rich.

Lynn Regis, Norfolk, resident at
-, troops transported from
-, South, lease of parsonage of

Lyons
-, gulf of, ships sunk in

Lythe parish

Lytton Rowland, Commission to