General Index: L

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda 1580-1625. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1872.

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'General Index: L', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda 1580-1625, (London, 1872) pp. 750-758. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/edw-eliz/addenda/1580-1625/pp750-758 [accessed 19 April 2024]

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L

L.D.

Laborne, priest

Labourne, Mrs.

La Bresse, or Brest, see also Brest.

La Broche, of Bordeaux

Laburne, Mr.

Lace

La Cloche, Benjamin, examination of

Lacy, Mr.

Lady, title of, to a barony

Lady Castle parish, Guernsey

La Flesche

Laguna, Marquis de

La Haule, Jersey

La Hongue Dirvault fee, Jersey

Lake, Dr. Arthur, dean of Worcester
-, letters of
-, John, of Flushing
-, letter of
-, brothers of
-, sister of

Lake, Thos., Sir Thomas, Clerk of the Signet, Latin secretary
-, as Secretary of State
-, agreement by
-, bribe offered to
-, gift of books by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, servants of,and see Anthony, Edw.
-, signature of
-, brothers of
-, Lady
-, Wm., letter to

Lamante, M.

Lamb, Beatrice

Lambe, Dr.

Lambert, J.

Lambeth, co. Surrey
-, consistory court of
-, letter dated from
-, residents in
-, travellers to
-, House, London, estreats for

Lamendon, Northumberland
-, Jesuits in

Laments, Jeremy

La Motte, M.
-, pirate

Lampreys, export of

Lamyre, Lewis
-, Mary, widow of, petition of
-, nephew of

Lancashire
-, constables of, letter to
-, Jesuits in
-, justices of peace for
-, letters of
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, mines (copper) in
-, places in
-, religion in
-, residents in
-, towns of
-, troops raised in

Lancaster, assizes at
-, mayor,&c. of, letters to
-, resident in
-, sheriff of, letters to
-, travellers from or to
-, duchy or county palatine of
-, attorney of,
-, chancellor of, also—
-, Sir J. Heneage
-, Sir J. Fortescue
-, letter to
-, warrant to
-, Sir Thos. Parry, letter of
-, commissioners in
-, court of
-, orders in
-, lands of
-, leases of
-, office, letter dated from
-, officers of
-, receiver for

Lancaster, Mr.
-, Mr., of Stockbridge

Landenau, merchant of

Landsdale, Arthur
-, examination of

Lane, Edw.
-, servants of
-, Ralph
-, Rich., letter of
-, family of
-, Robt.

Langford vicarage, co. Oxon

Langford, Dr. Chas., dean of Hereford
-, Nicholas
-, Martha, wife of
-, father of
-, Roger, warrant to

Langham, lands in
-, poor of, gift to

Langham, John

Langhorne, Rich., of Exeter
-, letters of
-, Mr.

Langley, John

Langley Woods, co. Sussex

L'Anglois, John

Langloys, Francois

Langon, capture of

Langton Castle

Langton, Rich.
-, Robt.

Langworth, Jas.

Laniere, Thos.

Lantrigar, ship to

La Planche, Capt.

Lapthorne, Mr.

Lark, Thos., subwarden of Winchester College

La Roque, Peter de, examinations of

La Rosheirion, besieging of

La Rue, Hen., priest of the Queen of Scots, letter of

Lassels, Edmond
-, grant to

Latimer, Sir Edm., letter of
-, Dr. Wm., dean of Peterborough
-, Mr., letter to

Latin books
-, language
-, documents written in
-, poems and verses
-, secretary, see also Lake, Sir Thos., and Wolley, John.

Laton, traitor

Lauksethe

Laurens, Joan, letter to
-, John
-, letter of

Lauzon, Mons.

Laverock, Thos., grant to

Law, actions at, witnesses in
-, counsellors at, see Counsel.
-, courts of, fees of
-, doctors in

Lawe, John, notary

Laws, uniformity of

Lawson, Barbara

Layton, co. Essex

Layton, Anth.
-, Sir Cuthbert
-, son of
-, Thos.
-, Capt.

Lea, Sir Jas.

Leachlade, co. Gloucester

Lead
-, mark or seal
-, mines

Leadenhall, London

League and Leaguers, see France, League in.

Leahow, feeage of, Guernsey

Leash, the, master of

Leather

Leatt, Nich.

Leaver, resident at

Lebanon, manna from

Le Beir, Nich.

Le Birr, Nich.

Le Blaus, John

Le Clark, John, bond of

Le Clarke, Sam.

Le Due, Nicol, letter of
-, M.

Lee, Edward
-, Sir Hen.
-, John
-, or Ley, Rich
-, Robert, Sir Robert
-, Capt. Thos.
-, Capt.
-, Mr., of Flanders
-, Mrs.

Lee (Kent), ships at
-, tithing of, grant of

Leeds, letter dated from
-, traveller to

Leen, Robt. de

Le Ferre, troops from

Le Fevre or Feyvre, Edw.
-, Heliar
-, Hugh
-, Jas., petition of

Le Gert, Noel

Legg, Wm.
-, Mr.

Leghorn
-, resident at

Le Gris, Charles
-, Robt.

Le Hardy, John
-, examination of

Leicester, Geo.
-, agreement by
-, notes by

Leicester, Court at
-, Earl of, see Dudley, and Sydney.

Leicester's Commonwealth

Leicestershire
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, place in
-, troops to or from

Leigh, Sir Francis
-, petition of
-, Hen
-, John, grant to
-, Sir Piers
-, Thos., of Adlington
-, Thos., of Highleigh, Cheshire
-, Irishman

Leigh, co. Gloucester

Leighton, E., receipt by
-, Michael, Lieut.
-, Sir Thos., Governor of Guernsey
-, demands by
-, inquisition before
-, leases from, disputes on
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, lieutenant of
-, note by
-, payments to
-, petitions of
-, petition to
-, servant of
-, survey by
-, nephew of
-, Lady
-, Mr.

Leipsic

Leith
-, siege of

Le Maistre, John, grant to

Le Marchant, or Marchant, Eleazar
-, petition of
-, Nathan
-, Thos.
-, Thos., sen.
-, relatives of
-, Thos., jun.

Le Measurer, Leonard, see Mesurier.

Lempriè, Giles
-, Hugh
-, letters of
-, Katherine
-, M.
-, letter of
-, Michael, petition of
-, Philip
-, account by
-, father of
-, Thomas
-, letter of
-, letters to

Le Neve, Peter

Lenox, Earl, Countess, and Duke of, see Stuart.

Lenox lands

Lenquenir, Wm.

Lentroppe, Mr., cousin of Lord Morley

Leonard, John
-, Thos.

Le Pappe, Fras., petition of

Le Pelley, Martha
-, husband of

Leprosy, disease of

Lepton, John

Le Ringald in Tempseter, revenue called

Le Roux, Denis, see Rouse.

Lesieur, Stephen
-, letters of
-, petition of

Leslie, John, Bishop of Ross
-, mistress of, see Scotland, Mary, Queen of.
-, work by

L'Espine, Capt.

Lesterrick, Laird of

Letheringham, resident at

Letter office, suggestions for a

Le Tubelin, Aaron

Levant, the
-, letters to
-, Company
-, court of
-, governor of, see also Lowe, Sir Thos.
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, reasons by
-, merchants
-, letter to
-, papers
-, seas
-, trade

Le Vavaseur, John

Levens, Geo.

Leveson, Sir Rich.

Levingston, see Livingstone.

Leviston, Rich.

Lewaren, Jas.

Lewckner, Wm., Letter of

Lewen, Edw., mayor of Newcastle
-, letters of

Lewes, Wm.
-, Mr.

Lewgar, John

Lewin, Mr.

Lewis, Dr. Dan., Master of Requests, and Judge of the Admiralty
-, Capt.
-, letters to
-, Friar

Lewisham

Lewknor, Lewis, Sir Lewis
-, letter of
-, Sir Rich., chaplain of
-, letter of
-, letter to

Lewys, D.

Ley, Sir Jas., Baron Ley, Lord Treasurer
-, letter of

Ley or Lee, Rich.

Libels

Licences
-, to travel
-, alluded to

Licent, Mr.

Lichfield, resident in
-, traveller to
-, and Coventry, Bishop of (Bayne, Ralph)
-, deanery of
-, chapter of, letter to

Lichfield, Thos., request of

Lidcott, John

Liddesdale
-, places in
-, residents in
-, riots in
-, state of affairs in

Lidney parish, co. Gloucester

Liege, letter dated from
-, merchants of
-, Prince of
-, resident at
-, Bishop of

Liere, travellers to

Lierre, Mr.

Lieutenants, Lord, of counties, see also under the several counties.
-, deputy

Ligons, or Liggons, Mr.

Lilio, or Gilio, Antonio, calendar of

Lille, Thos. de

Lillie, Edm., certificate by

Lilly, alias Ambodexter, Mr.

Lima, John Gondsalvus de, examination of
-, parents of

Lime

Limehouse

Limerick, Bishop of (John Thornborough)

Limoges

Lincoln, resident in
-, Earl of, see Clinton.
-, Bishop of, Cowper, Thos.
-, Chaderton, Wm.
-, Barlow, Wm.
-, Williams, John
-, diocese of

Lincolnshire
-, coast of
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, places in
-, sewers in, commissioners for
-, troops from

Lincoln's Inn, London
-, barrister of
-, letter dated from

Lindsay, David, 10th Earl of Crawford

Lindsay, Mr.

Linen
-, rates on

Linnhurst Forestership, Sherwood, co. Notts

Lisbon
-, carvels of
-, native of
-, persons at
-, ships at
-, ships to and from
-, travellers from
-, victualler at

Lisden, tanner of

Liskeard, co. Cornwall

Lisle, Viscount, see Sydney, Rob.
-, Laurence

Lisle, travellers to

List and shreds, patent for

Lister, Rich.
-, father of

Litany, use of, in the army

Littleboy, Mr.
-, father-in-law of

Little Britain, or Brittany, see also Brittany.

Little Sanctuary, Westminster

Littleton, John
-, wife and family of
-, Stephen
-, widow

Littleton's Wood

Liturgy, the

Liveries, clerk of, see also Wards and Liveries.

Liverpool
-, ship of

Livesey, Robt.
-, letter to

Livingston or Levingstone, John
-, grant to

Lizard Point, Cornwall, light on

Llandaff, Bishop of, Goodwin, Fras., letters of

Lloyd, David
-, father-in-law of
-, Dr. Geo., Bishop of Sodor and Man; Bishop of Chester
-, Jo.
-, R., letters of

Loans, see Elizabeth and James l., loans to, and Privy Seal loans.

Lobsters, patent for

Lochard, John

Locherson, John

Loches, in Touraine

Lock, Matt.
-, Mr.
-, brother of

Locksmith, Rich., letters of

Lockwood, priest

Lodovic, Count

Logic

Logwood
-, import of

Loire, travellers to

Lok, Hen., letters of
-, sons of

Lombard Street, London

Lombardy, army of

London, the town, or the City
-, aldermen of
-, lease by
-, letters to
-, petition of
-, alnage on draperies in
-, book printed in
-, brewers
-, building in
-, proclamations against
-, carrier to
-, cavaliers of
-, citizens of
-, city of
-, common council of
-, statute by
-, contribution by
-, freedom of
-, lands mortgaged to
-, loan of
-, officers of
-, secretary of
-, companies of, also,—Dyers
-, wardens, &c. of, petition of
-, Farriers
-, hall of
-, Feltmakers
-, Fishmongers
-, Girdlers
-, Goldbeaters
-, Goldsmiths
-, Grocers
-, Haberdashers
-, Mercers.
-, master, &c. of, letter to
-, Pewterers
-, Salters
-, Stationers
-, Woodmongers
-, Worsted weavers
-, coal measure in
-, commissioners in
-, debts in, acts for recovery of
-, draperies in
-, drapers in
-, dyers in
-, exchange in
-, exports from and imports to
-, gentry of
-, goods in
-, hospitals in
-, justices of
-, lands in
-, letters dated from
-, levying soldiers in
-, Lord Mayors of,
-, also,—
-, (1596–6),Sir John Harte
-, 16001–1),Sir Wm. Ryder
-, (1603–4),(Sir T. Bennet), letter to
-, (1604–5), Sir Thos. Lowe
-, (1606–7), Sir John Watts, letter to
-, (1607–8), Sir Hen. Rowe
-, letter to
-, (1611–2), Sir Jas. Pemberton, letter to
-, (1619–20), (Sir Wm. Cockaine)
-, court of
-, magistrates of
-, mass in
-, merchants of
-, petition of
-, natives of
-, news from
-, ordnance in, see also Ordnance.
-, persons in
-, sent to
-, places in
-, plague or sickness in
-, port of
-, customers or Customs' officers at
-, letters to
-, warrant to
-, customs in, payments from
-, post of
-, posts to or from
-, priests sent to
-, printers of
-, prohibition against coming to
-, provisions in
-, rebuilding of
-, receiver of
-, recorder of
-, letter to
-, recusants in
-, residents in
-, rumours in
-, sheriffs of
-, letter to
-, ships of or in
-, silks
-, streets, parishes, buildings,&c. of
-, Aldersgate
-, Street
-, Bishopsgate
-, Street
-, Blackfriars
-, Blackheath
-, Blackwall
-, Blackwell Hall
-, Bread Street
-, Bridge House
-, Burghley House
-, Carter Lane
-, Chancery Lane
-, Charing Cross
-, Charterhouse
-, Cheapside
-, Clerkenwell, letter dated from
-, Clifford's Inn
-, Clink prison
-, Coleman Street
-, Counter prison
-, Creechurch parish
-, Cripplegate
-, Custom House
-, Denmark House
-, Doctors' Commons
-, Dorset House
-, Duke's Hall
-, Place
-, church
-, Eastcheap
-, Ely Place, Holborn
-, Essex House
-, Exchange
-, Fenchurch parish
-, Street
-, Fleet Street
-, Friday Street
-, Gatehouse prison
-, Gin Street
-, Gracious Street
-, Gray's Inn
-, letters dated from
-, Lane
-, Gresham College
-, Guildhall
-, Hampstead
-, Holborn, Ely Place in
-, the Rose in
-, Hill
-, Houndsditch
-, Hyde Park
-, Islington
-, Lambeth House
-, Leadenhall
-, Limehouse
-, Lincoln's Inn
-, Lombard Street
-, London House, letter dated from
-, Wall
-, Long Acre
-, Ludgate
-, Mark Lane
-, Marshalsea
-, letter dated from
-, Minorites, the
-, Newgate
-, Nicholas Acon
-, Old Bailey
-, Paris Garden
-, Philip Lane, letter dated from
-, Philip's Lane
-, Puddle Wharf
-, Ratcliffe
-, Redcock Court, Houndsditch
-, Red Cross Street
-, tavern
-, lion tavern
-, Russell House, letter dated from
-, St. Augustine's-ad-Portam
-, St. Bartholomew's
-, Hospital
-, St. Botolph's without Aldersgate
-, St. Bride's Church
-, St. Catherine's parish
-, St. Clement's churchyard
-, St. Clement Dane's
-, St. Dunstan's Church
-, St. Helen's, Bishopsgate
-, St. James's, see St. James's.
-, St. John's
-, Street, Smithfield
-, St. Martin's Gate, Cheapside
-, Church
-, Lane
-, St. Paul's, see St. Paul's
-, St. Peter's Hill
-, St. Sepulchre's
-, St. Stephen's, Coleman Street
-, St. Swithin's, Lane, letter dated from
-, Salisbury House, letter dated from
-, Savoy, the, Strand, letters, dated from
-, Seething Lane, letter dated from
-, Serjeants' Inn
-, letters dated from
-, Smithfield
-, West
-, Somerset House
-, letter dated from
-, Staple Inn
-, resident in
-, Strand
-, Temple, the, see Temple
-, Thames, the, see Thames
-, Tower, the, see Tower
-, Hill
-, Street
-, Wharf
-, Trinity Church
-, Tyburn
-, Walbrook
-, Whitechapel Fields
-, Whitehall, see Whitehall.
-, Woodmongers' Hall
-, Wood Street
-, Little
-, York House
-, taxation of
-, tin sent to
-, travellers from
-, to
-, troops to or from
-, Bishop of, Aylmer, John
-, Bancroft, Rich.
-, Abbot, Geo.
-, King, John
-, Montaigne, George
-, register of, extract from

Londoners

Long Acre, London

Long Ashton, co. Somerset

Longe, Mr., alderman of Southampton

Long Melford, co. Suffolk

Longstang, Thos.
-, Anne, wife of, grant to

Lopez, Dr.

Lord, a
-, illness of, treatment of
-, note to

Lord and Lady

Lords, see Nobility.
-, letter to
-, the, see Privy Council.
-, House of, see also Parliament.

Loretto

Lorraine
-, Englishmen in

Lostwithiel, Cornwall

Lother, John

Lotteries.

Loughborough, Court at

Louvaine, traveller from

Love, John
-, steward of Douay
-, Mr., master of the Farriers' Company

Lovel, Hen.

Lovelace, Sir Rich., letter to

Lovell, Gregory
-, warrant to

Loversall Chapel, co. York

Low Countries
-, agent in, see Edmondes, Thos.
-, council of or in
-, assistants in, salary of
-, court of
-, deputy in
-, English commissioners sent to
-, exports to or from
-, governor or regent of
-, secretary of
-, lieut.-general in, see Dudley, Earl of Leicester.
-, salary of
-, memorial for
-, merchants of or in
-, money in, exchange of
-, musters in
-, commissary for
-, officers in
-, salary of
-, paymaster in, letter to
-, president of; see Richardot.
-, secretary of
-, services in
-, payments for
-, ships to
-, state of
-, States of
-, ambassadors of
-, agent with
-, camp of
-, commission from
-, trade of
-, travellers from
-, travellers to
-, Treasurer at War in, see Huddlestone, Rich., and Sherley, Sir Thos.
-, troops (English) in, to, or from
-, apparel of
-, charges of
-, officers of
-, payments for

Low Country wars
-, wolves

Lowe, the (Lancashire), resident at

Lowe, ship of

Lowe, Timothy, letter of
-, Sir Thos., governor of the Levant Company, alderman and Lord mayor of London
-, letter to
-, Catholic

Lower house, see Commons, House of.

Lowike Towers (Borders)

Lowther, resident at

Lowther, Gerard
-, letters of
-, brother of
-, wife of
-, Lan., letter of
-, Rich., sheriff of Cumberland,
-, deputy warden of the West
-, Marches
-, examination before
-, letter to
-, cousin of, see Scrope, Lord.
-, Wm.

Lucy, Sir Thos., letter of

Luddington, resident at

Ludgate, London, resident in

Ludham, letter dated from

Luestradigo, of St. Iago

Luke, Hen.

Lukin, Mr.

Lullys, Mathew, licence to

Lumbard, Fras
-, Wm.

Lumley, John de, 1st Lord Lumley, statement by
-, Jane, Lady Lumley
-, Rich., letter of
-, father of

Lunatics

Lunenburg, resident in

Lupo, alias Ambrose de Milan

Luson, Wm., or Walter

Luther, Martin

Lutheran noble

Luynes, Mons. de

Lyby, priest

Lye, resident at

Lyme Regis, resident at

Lymington

Lyndsay, Sir Jas., letter of

Lyneall, Thos., payment to

Lynn Regis, co. Norfolk
-, exports from
-, market place at, pillory in
-, residents at
-, ships in

Lyons
-, citadel in, governor of
-, letters dated from
-, persons in
-, travellers from or to

Lytton, Mrs.