Index: S - Z

Middlesex County Records: Volume 4, 1667-88. Originally published by Middlesex County Record Society, London, 1892.

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'Index: S - Z', in Middlesex County Records: Volume 4, 1667-88, (London, 1892) pp. 439-452. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/middx-county-records/vol4/pp439-452 [accessed 24 March 2024]

Index S - Z S. Sabbatarians or Fifth Monarchy men, Two entries in Newgate Kalendar touching twenty-seven, 29, 30 Sabbath-breakers, Isaac Bilt bound to answer for warning, and thereby preserving them from apprehension, 165 Sacramental certificates, Mr. Basil Woodd Smith's remarks on, 351, 352 Sadler alias Clarke, Thomas, 76 Sadler, John, 149 St. Bride's parish, Psalsbury Court in, 140 St. Christopher's Island, Master of a ship charged with endeavouring to sell the cook of the same ship at, 155 St. Clement's Danes', Persons indicted for leaving cellar doors open by night as well as day into highways in, 261 St. Clement's Danes', Poule Alley in, 283 St. Dunstan's-in-the-West, Sir Edward Rich, knt., and Joseph Ward, carpenter, indicted for obstructing with rubbish the highway leading from Bell Yard to Lincoln's Inn at, 82 St. Giles's-in-the-Fields, Burglary at the church of, 70 " in-the-Fields, Charles Street in, 137 " in-the-Fields, Dispute touching the office of Raker or General Undertaker for cleansing the streets of, xxxiv, xxxv, xxxvi, 157, 158, 159, 160 St. James's Clerkenwell, Engine - weaving-loomes riot at, 64 " Clerkenwell, New Prison at, broken open by rioters, 9 " Clerkenwell, War levied against Charles II. at, 9 St. John's Street, near the Barrs, Pillory in, 62, 63, 64, 65 St. Katherine's, Pillory at, 22, 276 St. Leonard's Shoreditch, Engine-weaving-loomes riots at, xxx, xxxi, 62, 63 " Shoreditch Pillory near the church of, 266 " Shoreditch, Waites-music during the night at Holland Street in, 189 " Shoreditch, John Wicks the vicar and two other inhabitants of, convicted of making a false certificate in favour of a suspected rebel, 288 St. Margaret's Westminster, Persons indicted for leaving cellar doors open by night as well as by day into highways of, lvi, 261 St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, True bills against butchers for selling victuals in the highway at, when there was no market, 80, 81 St. Martin's - in - the - Fields, Dispute touching the office of Raker or General Undertaker for cleansing the streets of, xxxiv, xxxv, xxxvi, 157, 158, 159, 160 " in-the-Fields, Green Street in, 183 " in-the-Fields, Meeting house of conventiclers in Swallow Street in, 196 " in-the-Fields, Persons indicted for leaving cellardoors open by night as well as day into highways in, lvi, lvii, 261 " in-the-Fields, A pit or vault left open at night in Gerrard Street in, lv, 238 " in-the-Fields, Rider Street in St. James's Fields in, 137 St. Mary's-le-Savoy, Persons indicted for leaving cellar-doors open by night as well as by day into highways in, lvi, lvii, 261, 262 St. Omer's in France, Indictment to be preferred against Dame Katherin Grandison and Dame Hester Webb, for conveying one John Clarke to, 77 St. Paul's Covent Garden, Persons indicted for leaving cellar-doors open by night as well as by day into highways in, lvi, lvii, 261 St. Tules alias St. Olave's Southwark, 283 Salisbury, Samuel, gent., 324 Salter, John, 80 Saltmarsh, Christopher, 32 Salusbury, Thomas, gent., 44 Sampson, John, 32, 33 ", Philip, 18 Sanctey, Phillip, 32 Sanders, Anthony, liii, 285 ", Joseph, 236 ", Leonard, 3 Sanderson, Robert, 7 Sandis, Miles, 326 Sandys, Madam, xxxv, 157, 158, 159 ", Thomas, knt., 23, 24 ", Winsor, esq., xxxiv, xxxv, 157, 158 Saterwaite, William, 230 Saunders, Elizabeth, 137 Saunders, James, 92 ", Mary, 120 Saunderson alias Sanders, William, convicted of high treason and sentenced to death, &c., xii, 269, 270 Savage, Mary, "suspected popish recusant," 128 ", Peter, esq., alias Peter Lord Savage, 24, 25 ", Thomas, 311 Savagery of the English in the seventeenth century, xxxix et seq. to xlvii Savery, John, "suspected papist," 110 Savory, Lewis, 108 Sawyer, Sir Robert, attorney-general, 216 Scandalous libel, published and sold by John Herrick, coffee-house keeper, in defamation of Roger Le Strange, esq., 226 Scandalous words, vide Treasonable, seditious, or otherwise scandalous words Scarborow, Eliza, 211 Scattergood, Thomas, 143 Scharf, George, Director of the National Portrait Gallery, Portrait of Sir Baptist Hicks, knt., attributed to Paul Van Somer by, 348 School for young women at Fulham, Frances Bedingfield indicted for keeping a, without license, 41 Schoolmaster indicted for keeping an unlicensed school, and acquitted, 168 Scott, Joseph, 223 Scriven, Isaac, 238 Scroggs, Sir William, knt., Lord Chief Justice of England, 95, 96, 277, 279, 280 Scroope, Adrian, gent., 4, 141, 142 ", alias Coverley, Apolonia, xxxvii, 54 ", Jarvase, gent., 54 Scudamore, Rose, "suspected papist," 117 ", Stephen, gent., xxxviii, xxxix, 19, 117 Seamer, Clement, 74 ", Elizabeth, 74 ", Thomas, 137, 138 Sedgewick, Gascoyne, 284 Seditious Publications: Thomas Palmer, publisher of a scandalous and seditious book, entitled Nehushton, 26, 27 Thomas Palmer, publisher and utterer of a scandalous and seditious book, entitled Directions to a Painter for describing our Navall Business, 25 Anne Breach alias Roberts convicted of publishing and selling a seditious book called A Letter from a Person of Quality, &c., 69 Katherine Knight convicted of publishing and selling a seditious book entitled A Letter from a Person of Quality to his Friends in the Country, 66, 67, 68, 69 Andrew Sole, acquitted of printing a seditious and scandalous book entitled Persecuted under Episcopacy, 84 Robert Wollenden charged with writing a seditious and scandalous letter, 311 William Gates, of Brentford, bound to answer for promoting a seditious petition to the Lord Mayor and Court of Aldermen of London, 172 Seditious words, vide Treasonable, seditious, or otherwise scandalous words Selling loaves of bread under weight, Convictions of, 211 " victuals in the highway of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, True bills against butchers for, 80, 81 Serjeant, John, 65 "Se retraxit," lxxi, lxxix, 164 "Sese retraxerunt," 218 Serricole, William, 218 Servaile, Edward, "suspected popish recusant," 127 Servant, Ann, convicted of "spiriting" Alice Flax to Virginia and there selling her, xlv, 147 ", Ralph, 147 "Setter to Conventicles," Samuel Read charged with being a, 296 Sevier, Thomas, 18 Seymour, Edward, esq., 216 Shadwell, Foxes Lane in, 21 Shadwell, Henry, gent., 17, 18 ", Radclife, and Lower Wapping, Constable of Hamlet of, bound to answer for refusing to make a return touching conventicles, &c., in his constabulary, 16 Shaftesbury, Right Hon. Anthony Ashley, Earl, 37 Shaftoe, Ellen, 306 ", Elinor, informer against conventiclers, lxi, lxii, lxiii, lxiv, 265, 266 Sham postmen, Fraud of the, xlix, 78 Shanck, Launcelot, 72 Shapcoat, Thomas, gent., 55 Shapwood, William, 318 Shard, Thomas, 35 Sharples, John, xiv, xvii, 8, 271, 272 Sharpless, Peter, 2 Shatter, William, 294 Shaw, William, 100, 120 Sheires, Oliver, 293 Sheldon, Elizabeth, "suspected papist,' 109 ", Katherine, "suspected papist," 109 Shelley, Charles, "suspected papist," 112 ", Gilbert, 22, 23 Shellotee, Anthony, "a papist," 135 Shepard, Thomas, "suspected papist," 105 Shepheard, John, 320 Shepherd, Jane, 26 Sheppard, John, 80 Shepperton, co. Midd., 318 Sherbet, Unlicensed sellers of a drink called, 36 Sherborn, John, 284 Sherborne, Davenant, 316 Sherby, Charles, 120 Sherwood, William, 12, 36 Shippy, William, 251 Shipwash, Robert, 316 Shirley, Vincent, "suspected papist," 102 Shoreditch, Riots in St. Leonard's, xiii, xiv, xv, xvi, 9, 10 Shreeve, Abigail, "suspected papist," 111 ", John, 111 Shudall, William, 236 Sibbett, Goodricke, gent., 88, 89 Sidney alias Stacey, Ann, 316 Side-Lights on the Stuarts. By F. A. Inderwick, Q.C., viii Sihane, Daniel, 143 Silver Mace, &c., stolen at and carried away from the dwelling-house of Lord Chancellor Heneage Finch by burglars, 76 Silvester, Richard, 122 Simons, James, 55 Simpson, Joan, 107 Sinclare, John, gent., 88, 89 Singleton, Jane, 4 Skelton, John, gent., 34 ", Mary, 236 Skingley, Richard, 240 Skinner, Charles, "a reputed Roman catholic," 96 ", Edward, "suspected Romish priest," 121 ", James, 96, 120 ", Richard, 268 Slade, Joan, "suspected papist," 111 Slader, James, 34, 52, 53 Slaughter, Henry, 101 ", Samuel, 317 Slingsby, Guilford, transported to Virginia against his will, 22, 276 ", Walter, esq., 22 Sly, Ann, 278 Slynehead, Thomas, 42 Smaley, George, 25 Smallbone, John, 79 Smart, John, surgeon, 145 ", Martha, wife of John Smart, surgeon, "suspected recusant," 145 ", Richard, 152 Smith, Anne, "popish recusant," 113 ", F.S.A., Contributions to the present volume by Mr. Basil Woodd, lxxxix, 329, 330 et seq. to 351 ", Christopher, 308 ", Frances, 284, 285 ", George, 214 ", Henry, 95 ", Henry, gent., bound to answer "for recusancy," 122 ", James, 324 ", John, esq., clerk of the peace for county of Midd., 246, 304 ", John, gent., 219 ", John, 24, 70, 90, 120, 236, 296 ", Mathew, 281 Smith, Peter, gent., 59, 60 ", Samuel, gent., 2 ", Samuel, innholder, 2 ", Thomas, surgeon, 92 ", Thomas, gent., 327 ", Timothy, 278 ", Sir Wm., 104 ", (otherwise Smyth), Sir William, knt., and J.P., for co. Midd., Words spoken in derision and disparagement of, 167, 287 Smithfield (East), Constables of, bound to answer for omitting to make returns touching conventicles at, 16 " Riots in East, xiii, xiv, xv, xvi, 10, 11 Smithsbey, James, gent., 60 Smithson, Bernard, 103 ", Dorothy, "suspected papist," 103 Smithwick, John, 139 Smyth, . . . ., gent., 317 ", Nicholas, "suspected papist," 109 Snape, Andrew, 284 ", Symon, 152 Snelgrove, Edward, "suspected popish recusant," 242, 243 Snell, Michael, xxxi, 63 Snells, Clement, 282 Snushboxes (sic), A gentleman convicted of stealing, 321 Soldiers tried for desertion, Acquittals of, 316 " convicted of desertion, 228, 237, 238, 290, 310, 312, 315, 328 Sole, Andrew, 84 Solivant, Jeremiah, 136 Solman, Francis, 130 Solomon alias Hollomon, Christopher, 323 Somer, Paul Van, portrait painter, 348 Somersett, Edward, 137 ", John, 218 ", Lady Mary, 137 Soreby, Elizabeth, 293 Soup, David, 313 Southampton, Lord Treasurer, 68 South Myms co. Midd., Constable of, refusing to execute a warrant for levying 20. by distress and sale of a conventicler's goods and chattels, 183 Southwicke, Mary, 319 Southwicke, Richard, 319 Spalato, Archbishop of, 334 Spanish Ambassador's windows, Rioters charged with breaking the, 310, 311 Spanyard, James, 313 Sparkes, Michael, 1, li, 30 Sparrey, William, gent., 126 Sparrowe, Joshua, 24 Spearman, Nicholas, 147 ", William, 147 Spicer, Richard, "suspected papist," 102 ", Thomas, 19 Spiriting James Simmons, an apprentice, on board ship in order to transport him to Virginia, Acquittal of Richard Batt for, 55, 56 " Mary Boycoat away and conveying her on board ship, John Boycoat and Elizabeth Russell charged with, 44 " Robert Weston on board ship, transporting him to Antego, and there selling him, True bill against Richard Bridgman for, 232, 233 " Hester Lambert on board ship, with the intention of transporting her to Virginia, True bill against James Buckle for, xlvi, 78, 79 " Sarah Price away and transporting her to Virginia, True bill against Elizabeth Collier for, xlvi, 70, 71 " John Deane and Clement Tallis on board ship with the intention of sending them beyond sea, Thomas Ford of Shadwell, waterman, charged with being a confederate of William Kempthorne and Charles Carter in, 27, 28 " Mary Sunderland on board ship in order to transport her to Jamaica, True bill against Humfrey Gardiner for, xlvi, 72 " Edward Meade on board a ship with the intention of transporting him to Virginia, True bill against Thomas Gore for, xlvi, 72, 73 Spiriting one Alice Deakins on board ship with the intention of transporting her to and selling her in Virginia, Mary Gwyn and Thomas Black convicted of and fined for, xlv, xlvi, xlvii, 245 " Deborah Wilcox on board ship, transporting her to parts beyond sea, and there selling her, Thomas Hands acquitted of, 87 " Thomas Stone on board ship with the intention of transporting him to Virginia, William Haverland convicted of, and sentenced to be fined, imprisoned, and pilloried for, xliii, xliv, 274 " John Cressop aboard a ship, to transport him to Virginia against his will, John Kent bound to answer a charge of, 72 " Susan Gunn on board ship, and transporting her to Virginia, and there selling her, Charles Lattinoe and Katherine Farrendyne acquitted of, 87 " Hannah Wotton away and transporting her to Virginia, True bill against Thomas Middis for, 65, 66 " Mary Hartley and Margaret Towers on board a Virginia ship with the intention of transporting them to parts beyond sea, True bills against Diana Middleton for, xlvi, 155, 156 " Thomas Russell on board ship and transporting him to Virginia, John Morris convicted of, 94 " Mary Holmer and transporting her to Jamaica, Mary Newport convicted of, 38 " one Richard Jackson on board ship with the intention of transporting him to and selling him in Virginia, Jane Price convicted of and fined for, xlv, 245 Spiriting his apprentice Richard Angell on board ship and transporting him to Jamaica, and there selling him, Henry Rogers acquitted of, 87 " John Hewlet away and transporting him to Virginia, True bill against John Rudd for, xlvi, 65 " Joseph Williams on board ship, and transporting him to Mevis, and there selling him, Michael Russell acquitted of, 87 " Alce (? Alice) Flax on board ship and selling her into Virginia, Ann Servant charged with, xlv, 170 " Alice Flax on board ship, transporting her to Virginia, and there selling, Ann Servant convicted of, xlv, 147 " William Turner on board ship with the intention of transporting him to the Barbadoes, John Stewart convicted of, and fined, imprisoned, and pilloried for, 275, 276 " Edward Hanscomb on board ship, transporting him to the Barbadoes, and there selling him to a certain person, True bill against George Story for and verdict of acquittal of, 23 " Elizabeth Atkinson on board ship, with the intention of transporting her to Virginia, Sara Tedder acquitted of, 140 " Guildford Slingsby on board ship and transporting to Virginia, William Thewe convicted of, and fined, imprisoned, and pilloried for, xliv, 22, 276 " Elizabeth Partridge on board ship, transporting her to Virginia, and there selling her, True bill against Mathew Trim and Sarah Falconer for, xlvi, 190, 191 "Spirits," Activity of the, in spiriting people out of the country, xli, xlii et seq, to xlvii Spittlefields, The inhabitants of, described as disaffected to the King in respect to his government of the Church of England, 240 ", in Stepney, Edward Kinns, the constable, and other officers of the hamlet of, indicted and fined for refusing to give information on oath to the justices of the peace for the more effectual discovery and suppression of conventicles, 240, 241 Spittlefeilds Market, The pillory in, 241 Sprague, Edward, knt., 6 Spratt, Joh'es, 95 Springham, John, 317 Squibb, Arthur, gent., 31 Squire, Robert, 138 Stacey, Abraham, 293 ", Ann, alias Sidney, 316 Stacy, James, 152 ", John, gent., "suspected papist," 110 Stafford, George, gent., 326 ", John, gent., 326 ", William, gent., 326 Staley, William, the catholic banker, xviii Stamer, David, gent., 163, 164 Stanbridge, Elizabeth, 169 ", Richard, 169 Stanley, John, 137, 224 Starkey, Henry, catholic priest, xxv, xxvi, 121 ", Samuel, gent., 219 Staveley, Anne, "suspected papist," 111 ", Christopher, "suspected papist," 111 Steele, Ellen, 295 Stephens, Thomas, 257 Stepney, John Ballard "bound to answeare his erecting new buildings in the hamlet of Spittlefields in, contrary to law and His Majesty's proclamation," 28 ", The Black Dogg Musick House, near the Hermitage at, 322 ", A disorderly booth for "music and other disports," in the fields near the church of, 53, 54 Stepney, A constable of, convicted of uttering seditious words in expressing his disapproval of the law for suppressing conventicles, 191 ", Engine-Weaving-Loome riots at, xxix, 63, 65 ", True bill against one of the headboroughs of, for neglecting to levy money by distress and sale of a conventicler's goods, etc., 201 ", Knockvergis, in the parish of, 25 ", The surveyor of the poor of the hamlet of Limehouse in the parish of, convicted of neglecting to do his duty, &c., in respect to a warrant for levying money by distress and sale of a conventicler's goods and chattels, 201, 202 Sterne, John, gent., 161 Stevens, John, gent., 4 Steward, Jane, 282 ", John, gent., 88, 89 ", John, 22 ", Patrick, 262 Stewart, John, 275 Stibbs, John, 142 Stiffe, Thomas, 108 Stilgoe, Elizabeth, 74 ", Jeremiah, 74 Stockley, Robert, 62, 63 Stolen goods, True bill against a common receiver of, 231 Stone, Thomas, 274, 318 Storey, Margaret, "suspected papist," 110 Story, George, 23 Stradford, Richard, 242 Strand, A cellar-door left open at night in the, 238 Stratfield, Edward, gent., a catholic, 138 Streete, John, 22 Streeter, Thomas, 238 Stringer, Sir Thomas, knt., 120 Strond, near the Maypoll, Pillory in the, 22, 62, 63, 65, 144, 276 Stronge, Nathaniel, 293 Strongrome, Robert, scrivener, 35 Stubbs, Nicholas, "suspected papist," 110 Sturvill, William, 206 Subtenants, Indictments of householders for entertaining and harbouring lodgers or, 83 Suckley, Francis, "suspected papist," 110 Summers, Robert, 5 Summore, Daniel De, 109 ", Mary De, "suspected papist," 109 Sumner, William, 240 Sunderland, False news of Dutch fleet near, 1 ", Right Hon. the Earl of, P. C. and Principal Secretary of State, 295, 296, 310, 312 ", Mary, 72 Sunders, John, 296 Supremacy and Allegiance, Oaths of, vide Oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy Surtees Society's Three Early Assize Rolls for the County of Northumberland, SC XIII, lxxiv, lxxv Surveyor of the poor of Stepney, The, convicted of neglecting his duty in respect to a warrant for distraining and selling a conventicler's goods and chattels, 201, 202 Sutton, Gervas, gent., 74 Swan, Samuel, gent., 59 Swift, Austin, gent., indicted as an unlicensed schoolmaster, 168, 169 Swindall, Margaret, "reputed papist," 128 ", Robert, 128, 153, 222 Swinfen, Samuel, acquitted of high treason, xii, xiii, 269, 270 Symonds, Bazonne, gent., 256 ", Frances, 307 Sympson, William, "suspected papist," 110 T. Taking and carrying away goods unlawfully, Conviction of, 73, 75 Talbott, Henry, "popish recusant," 103 Tallis, Clement, 28 Tallow, John, "suspected papist," 109 "Tamarine stuffes," Woollen cloth called, 5 Tanat, Edward, gent., 218 Tanton, William, 316 Tapping, Job, 165 ", Thomas, 92 Tarter alias Coxe, John, 146 Tasborough, William, gent., 183 Tateham, John, 61 Tattoo, John, catholic, 126 Taunton, co. Somerset, Robert Parrott, a suspected rebel, arrested at, 288 Tavernour, John, 106 Tayler, Henry, 187 ", Ralph, "suspected popish recusant," 127 Taylor (otherwise Taylour), Bartholomew, 100, 120 ", George, 316 ", Robert, 60 Tea, Unlicensed sellers of a drink called, 36 Tearing off and taking away lead, Conviction of, 37 Tedder, Sara, 140 Tempest, Charles, gent., a catholic, 138 ", Lieut. Robert, 327 Temple Barr, The pillory without, 275 Temple, Edmund, 7, 8 Tenley, Jennett, 316 Tent, John, "suspected papist," 111 Terrell, Margaret, 314 Terry, Katherine, spinster, 57 ", William, 135 Thew (otherwise Thewe), William, xliv, xlv, 22, 276 Thieves, Lodging house and school for young, 147 Thinn, John, 42 Thistlethwaite, Joseph, gent., 22 Thody, Benjamin, 215 Thomas, Dorothy, 282 ", John, 17, 142 ", Lewis, gent., 44 ", Morgain, 2, 32 Thompson, Andrew, "a papist," 134 ", Francis, gent., 23 ", John, of Croley Co. Bedford, gent., 23 ", John, 208 Thomson, Rebecka, 296 Thornebury, Mr., 335 Thorneton, Edward, 310 Thornhill alias Thornton alias Greene, Tristram, gent., 298 Thornton alias Thornhill alias Greene, Tristram, gent., 298 Thorpe, Hester, wife of Robert Thorpe, gent., "reputed papist," 128 ", Isaac, gent., "suspectedpapist," 112 ", Robert, gent., 128 Throckmorton, Sir William, bart., 163, 164 Thunder, Henry, "suspected papist," 112 Thyme, Thomas, esq., 161 Tibballs, William, 289 Tilborne, Cornelius, 314 Tildesley, John, gent., 55 Tiley, Anthony, 278 Tilley, Elianor, "suspected papist," 113 ", George, 113 Timberman, Elizabeth, 103, 104 Tindall, William, xxxiii, 64 Tinkers crying aloud in the streets, liii, 285 Tinson, John, 43 Tipping, George, 24 Tirwhit, John, gent., 228 Tisdall, Sara, 297 Tockfield, John, 215 Tod, Michael, gent., 286 Tolderville, Christopher, 140 Tomlingson, Anthony, 108 Tomlinson, John, 155 Tompkins, Henry, senior, 121 ", Henry, jun., 121 Tompson, Andrew, "suspected papist," 111 Tomson, Richard, 112 Tonge, John, gent., 31 Tonycliffe, Ralph, gent., slain and murdered by John the Lord Berkeley, 234 Tooley, Charles, 234 ", Christopher, 240 Touched for the evil, Edmond Ward's loss of the gold-piece which the King gave him when he was, 36 Tower Hill, Pillory on, 22, 276 Tower of London, Tumult near, 88 Towers, Margaret, 156 Townesend, Amys, 137 Townsend, John, 172 Tracey, John, 310 Tracy, Ellen, 72 Trapp, William, 316 Travers, John, 130 ", Thomas, gent., "suspected papist," 110 Treason, vide high treason ", in clipping, filing, and diminishing the money of the realm, Convictions of, 13 ", in levying war against the King, Acquittals of, 8, 10 ", in levying war against the King, Convictions of, 9, 12 ", Trials for, xii, xiii et seq. to xxvii Treasonable assembly near Gray's Inn Lane, 318 " declaration affixed to marketcrosses and parochial churches, 264 " practices, Henry Ireton, esq., charged with, 296 Treasonable, seditious, or otherwise scandalous words, Speakers of: Alder, Cornelius, yeoman, 319, 320 Alder, Mary, wife of Cornelius Alder, yeoman, 319, 320 Annesley, Sara, spinster, 193 Austin, John, 295, 296 Barrot, Henry, box-maker, 309 Bartlett, Thomas, yeoman, 162 Bennett, John, yeoman, 299 Bennett, Thomas, fisherman, 319 Betty, Rowland, petty-chapman, 232 Boarne alias Byrne, Gerald, yeoman, 75 Botchcraft, Isaac, frameworkeknitter, 298 Bracy, William, 2 Bryan, Elizabeth, wife of John Bryan, yeoman, 263 Burbecke, Benjamin, yeoman, 321 Byrt, Samuel, shoemaker, 230, 231 Catlin, Francis, 142 Child, Thomas, 285 Ciprey, Robert, laborer, 20 Colborne, William, 327 Cope, John, butler, 263 Dally, Dionisius, 296 Damascene, John Baptista, 29 Deeley, Richard, 284 Drunes, Richard, 319 Foster, John, 289, 290 Fry, Henry, overseer of poor, 322 Goad, Robert, 140 Goodman, Abraham, gent., 12 Greene, Theophilus, 19 Grove, John, taylor, 153 Groves, John, taylor, 153 Gunn, Isaac, taylor, 320 Hambleton, Margaret, spinster, 315 Hawkins, Deborah, wife of Richard Hawkins, yeoman, 285 Herrick, John, 237 Holby, Joseph, constable, 191 Hoss, Thomas, cook, 160 How, Thomas, victualler, 300 Hughes, Francis, yeoman, 310 Humes, Robert, yeoman, 201 Hutchins, John, carver, 324 Hutchinson, Adam, 153 Ireland alias Browne, Anne, 140 Ireland, William, victualler, 323 Jenkins, Thomas, 327 Johnson, Katherine, spinster, 162 Johnson, Lewis, 131, 132 Jones, John, 284 Kennian, John, laborer, 162 King, John, yeoman, 70 Langley, Henry, 47 Lester, John, laborer, 70 Longland, Robert, yeoman, 230 Ludlam, Thomas, yeoman, 187, 188 Malley, Alexander, gent., 47, 48 Maynard, John, yeoman, 286 Morris, George, 167 Morris, Samuel, yeoman, 75 Noades, John, yeoman, 287 Northit, Henry, yeoman, 2, 3 Orpoole, William, laborer, 152 Pare, Alexander, bricklayer, 138 Pearce, William, 268, 269 Phillipps, Bartlet, yeoman, 29 Phillips, Elizabeth, 26 Pride, Thomas, gent., 313, 314 Prime, Thomas, yeoman, 322, 323 Read, Richard, gent., 35 Richbell, Richard, yeoman, 309, 310 Roach, Paul, yeoman, 313 Rose, Pascene, laborer, 300 Savage, Thomas, laborer, 311 Shatter, William, 294 Shaw, William, laborer, 100 Shepherd, Jane, 26 Shippy, William, carpenter, 251 Singleton, Jane, 4 Smart, Richard, victualler, 152 Tunstall, John, 264 Vardin, William, yeoman, 312 Villers, John, foot-soldier, 163 Walden, Susan, wife of Frank Walden, yeoman, 262 Walker, Richard, 295 Walker, Thomas, yeoman, 78 Walton, Hugh, laborer, 148 Ward, John, yeoman, 252 Warner, Samuel, 288, 292 Warren, Edward, apothecary, 77 Webb, Mathew, laborer, 227 Weeden, John, laborer, 54 Withers, Nathaniel, gent., 142 Woodfield, Alice, wife of William Woodfield, laborer, 91 Worthett, Henry, 7 Treddaway, Henry, 238 Tremarn, Christoper, 236 Tresidder, Giles, 317 Trever, John, 143 Trevethell, William, "suspected papist," 110 Trim, Mathew, xlvi, 190 Trion, Roland, 240 Trotter, John, gent., 40 Trueman alias Johnson, William, 76 Trumble, John, 324 Tucker, Henry, convicted of high treason and sentenced to death, &c., xii, 269, 270 ", Reginald, 310 Tue, John, 288 Tufton, Richard, "suspected papist," 112 Tuftone, Jos., 296 Tumult near the Tower, 88 Tumult and rout at a bonfire in King's Street, Westminster, A constable charged with neglect of duty at a, 229 Tunstall, John, 264 Turbeck, William, "reputed Roman catholic," 106 Turke, Richard, 146 Turner, Anthony, catholic priest, sentenced to be executed for high treason, xxvi, 84, 85, 280, 284, 285 ", Edward, catholic priest, xxvi, 126 ", Elizabeth, "popish recusant," 117 ", Francis, 154 ", John, gent., 316 ", Mary, 37 Turner, Roger, 117 ", William, 275, 276 Turners, Company and "Trades" of, 32 Tumor, Anne, "reputed papist," 128 ", Charles, gent., 33 ", Elizabeth, wife of Roger Tumor, gent., "reputed papist," 128 ", Mathew, 128 ", Roger, gent., 128 Turnour, Charles, 38 Tymmes, Elizabeth, "suspected conventicler," 303 Tyndale, William, reformer and martyr, 330 Tyson, John, 101 U. Underwood, Elianor, 125 ", Elizabeth, 170 ", John, 170 ", William, 282 Unlawful Game: Lottery Board, A figured, at Charing Crosse, 29 Utherstone, Jane, 62 ", Thomas, 62 Uttering seditious, &c., words, acquittal of, 3 V. Vagabondage coloured with an affectation of industry, xlix, 1 et seq. to lvi " in carrying glasses about the country and selling them in private houses, Women indicted for, 30, 31 Vagabonds, Singers and players of interludes indicted for being common, 314 Valkenburgh, George de Hertoye, esq., alias George Lord de, 23 Vanandole, Joseph, 115 Vancove, Augustine, gent., "suspected papist," 111 ", Mary, wife of Augustine Vancove, gent., "suspected papist," 111 Vancum, Leonard, merchant, "suspected recusant," 145 Vandercluse, John, "suspected papist," 104 Vander-Huggy alias Hicky, William, "a papist," 135 Vandinee, Ferdinand, 115 Vandursten, Harman, 21 Vanhankerk, Capt. Lawrence, 2 Vanlingden, Adalph, 21 Vanneer, Adrian, "suspected papist," 108, 109 ", Mary, "suspected papist," 109 Vanrolph, William, 21 Vardin, William, 312 Varnall, Peter, 24, 25 Vaughan, Edward, 146 ", Elizabeth, 54 ", Laurence, merchant, "suspected recusant," 145 Vensome, Thomas, 154 Vent, Thomas, 72 Verbal contractions and symbolic letters used in the annotations of indictments and in the minutes of Gaol Delivery Registers, lxiv, lxv et seq. to lxxiii Vermeren, William, "suspected papist," 115 Vincent, Charles, "suspected papist," 109 ", Thomas, 79 Viner, William, 131 Vivion, Charles, " suspected popish recusant," 108 Vuckly, Henry, "suspected papist," 105 Vyner, Sir Robert, knt. and bart., 89 ", Thomas, gent., 39 ", Thomas, 206 W. Waade, Richard, 118 Wadsworth, Robert, 153 Waine, David, 240 Wakeman, Sir George, bart., catholic physician, xxvi, 89, 90, 279, 281 Walden, Frank, 262 ", Susan, 262 ", William, 317 Wales, The Prince of, son of James II., 327 Walford, Edward, gent., 277, 278 ", Penelope, "popish recusant," 131 Walker, Charles, 304 ", alias Decoyson, Daniel, 253 ", alias Decoyson, Katherine, 253 ", Richard, 294, 295 ", Thomas, 78 Walkins, John, 34 Waller, Thomas, esq., 96 ", Sir William, knt., 120 ", William, 172 Wallis, Philip, 255 Walmisly, John, "reputed papist," 127 Walsh, Richard, 233 ", Thomas, 233 Walsingham, Charles, gent., 323 Walters, John, 293 ", Samuel, 62 Walton, Charles, 31 ", Hugh, "popish recusant," 148 Wamsley, Roger, 32, 33 Wapping, Fireballs said to have been taken at, 20 ", (Lower), Shadwell, Radclife, Constable of Hamlet of, bound to answer for refusing to make a return touching conventicles in his constabulary, 16 Warburton, Richard, gent., 5, 6 Warcupp, Captain, of the King's First Regiment of Foot Guards, 322 ", Edward, esq., 153 Ward, Edmond, 35, 75 ", George, 76 ", Gilbert, 76 ", John, 252 ", Joseph, 82 Wardman, Martin, 55 Wardner, Abraham, 286 Ware, George, 146 Waring, Richard, 289 Waringe, Robert, 20, 21 Warner, Frances, 95 ", Samuel, 288, 292 Warren, Edward, apothecary, 77 Warrum, William, 318 Waters, John, "popish recusant," 131 Watkins, John, gent., "suspected recusant," 145 ", Katherine, "suspected papist," 103 Watson, John, gent., 137 ", Sir Thomas, knt., 334 Wattkiff, Richard, 26 Watton, Hannah, 65 Watts, James, 251 ", William, 32 Wayte, Grace, 137 Weatherley, Ralph, 325 Weavers' Batternes, Rioters breaking into the house of George Harrison at Stepney, and carrying off and destroying ten, 65 Weavers' riots, xxvii, xxviii et seq. to xxxiii, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65 Webb, Lady Hester, 71, 77 ", John, 30, 70, 319 ", John Bowler, 120 ", Mary, "suspected to have been at Mass," 183 ", Mathew, 227 ", Robert, 183 ", Thomas, 223 Webber, John, charged with high treason, 312 Webster, Cecily, "reputed Roman catholic," 106 ", John, 154 Weddall, Jane, wife of John Weddall, esq., 299 ", John, esq., 299 Weeden, John, 54 ", Katherine, 13 ", Nathanael, 13 Weekes, Thomas, 120 Welch, Laurence, 43 Weld House, Persons suspected to have been at Mass at, 188 Weldon, Edward, "suspected papist," 112 Weller, Henry, 281 Wells, Margaret, 278 ", Samuell, 40 Wemmes, John, 36 ", Patrick, 36 Wenham, Edward, 201, 202 West, Arthur, 62 ", James, 88 West Smithfield, Pillory in, 20 West, Titus, 16 Westcott, William, convicted of high treason and sentenced to death, &c., xii, 269, 270 Weston, John, "suspected popish recusant," 209 Weston, John, 232 ", Robert, 232, 233 Wharton, Lord, 68 ", William, esq., 320 Wheeler, . . . ., 60, 95 ", Richard, 93, 277, 278 ", Samuel, 242 Whiles alias Willis, William, 120 Whistler, Bridget, "suspected papist," 111 ", Robert, 111 Whiston, Edward, 222 ", Elizabeth, "suspected popish recusant," 222 Whitaker, Edward, 96, 120 Whitcombe, William, xxxv, xxxvi, 158, 159 White, Alexander, 314 ", Francis, 53 ", George, gent., 33 ", Gerrard, 35 ", John, 53, 80, 122 ", Martha, 314 ", Thomas, 124 ", William, gent., 291, 292 ", William, 284 ", alias Whitebread, Thomas, catholic priest, sentenced to be executed for high treason, xxvi, 84, 85, 86, 96, 120, 277, 280 Whitechapel, Booth for rope-dancing, interludes, plays, &c., at 19 ", Engine-Weaving-Loomes riot at, xxx, xxxi, 62, 63 ", Four inhabitants of, bound to answer for refusing to aid a headborough of, in executing a warrant for distress and sale of a conventicler's goods and chattels, 231 Whitehall, Conspirators committed to Newgate for "conspireing to take away the King Charles II. at," 90 ", Jewels and money stolen from the King's dwellinghouse of, 12 ", Ellen Tracy bound to answer "for the laying of a young child at the Queenes Back Staires in," 72 Whitehead, Thomas, lv, 238 Whitehouse, John, gent., 170 Whiteing, George, 213 Whitfeild, Elizabeth "suspected papist," 103 ", John, 223 ", Robert, "suspected papist," 103, 109 Whitley, Colonel, 37 Whytehead, Edward, 296 Wicks, John, vicar of St. Leonard's Shoreditch, 288 Wiggington, Letitia, 149 ", William, 149 Wigginton, Leonard, 262 Wilcox, Deborah, 87 ", John, 40 ", Robert, 75 Wildes, John, "suspected conventicler," 303 Wilkes, William, xvi, xvii, 23, 24, 271, 272 Wilkinson, Edward, xlvii, 156, 157 ", Jervase, 211 ", John, 118 ", Peter, "a suspected papist," 135 Wilks, William, 9, 10 Willard, Mary, "suspected papist," 113 William, Thomas, 171 Williams, Arnold, gent., 44 ", Elizabeth, 246, 247 ", Henry, 255 ", John, gent., "suspected papist," 110 ", John, 53, 113 ", Joseph, 87 ", Percy, 121 ", Rowland, gent., 298 ", Walter, 12 ", William, 206 Willimott, James, physician, "suspected popish recusant," 117 Willis, Mary, 286 ", William, 161, 286 ", alias Whiles, William, 120 Willoughby, George, 80 ", John, 140 Willowbey (otherwise Willoughby), Elizabeth, 70, 140 Willson, Joshua, 155 Wilson, Elizabeth, widow, 104 ", Elizabeth, 140, 141 ", alias Powell, Mary, 155 Winchester, Charles, Right Hon., Lord Marquess of, 96, 120 Winlowe, Richard, gent., 251 Winn, Francis, gent., 33 ", Robert, 143 Winnett, Samuel, 240 Winter, . . . ., 124 Wise, Ellen, wife of John Wise, gent., "suspected papist," 104 ", John, gent., 104 ", John, 234 Witchcraft, Elizabeth Row suspected of practising, 43 Witherley, Thomas, gent., 76 Withers, Nathaniel, gent., 142 Withington, John, gent., 5 Withrington, George, 13 Withy, Edward, 138 Wollenden, Robert, 311 Wood, Dorothy, "suspected papist," 109 ", John, 262 ", alias Fryer, Joseph, 64 ", Patrick, gent., "suspected papist," 111 ", Richard, 146 Woodbourne alias Woodbine, John, 36 Woodcock, James, 114 "Wooden frames of weaveing loomes," Rioters breaking into the house of William Crouch at St. Leonard's Shoreditch, and carrying off and destroying two, xxx, 63, 64 Woodfeild, Alice, 91, 120 ", William, 91 Woodman, John, "popish recusant," 128 Woods, Katherine, 320 Woodward, Anne, li, 33 ", Richard, xvi, xvii, 271, 272 Woollgar, Arthur, "popish recusant," 131 Woosley, Robert, esq., 320 Worley, Humfrey, esq., 122 Worrall, John, 19 ", Mary, 19 Worsley, James, 92 Worseley, John, True bill against, "for endeavouring to withdraw . . . . Wheeler, of St. Giles's-in-the-Fields, from the religion of the English church to "the Roman religion," 60, 93, 120 Worts, Robert, 316 Wren, John, 24 Wright, Christopher, 109 ", George, convicted of murdering his infant son, 5 ", John, 44 ", Mary, "suspected papist," 109 ", Rt. Hon. Sir R., knt., a Justice of the King's Bench, 312 ", Richard, 227 ", Thomas, 113 Wroth, Edward, gent., 23 ", Henry, gent., 88, 89 ", Henry, 122 Wrothe, John, of Hampstead, 339 ", Sir Thomas, 339 Wyatt, Margaret, l, li, 30, 31 ", Thomas, 1, li, 30, 31 Wye, Margaret, 18, 19 Wyld, Dorothy, wife of Lawrence Wyld, tobacconist, 112 ", Lawrence, 112 ", William, gent., 1 Wyrley, Mr., 95 Wythe, William, 160 Y. Yallop, Robert, "suspected recusant," 148 Yard, William, 122 Yarmouth, Robert, the Viscount, robbed on the highway, 61 Yates, Edmund, 74 Yeate, Thomas, esq., 138 Yeates, Sir Charles, of Buckland co. Berks, bart., 138 Yeo, John, 156 York, James, H.R.H. Duke of, xv, 2, 10, 44, 77, 152, 162, 163, 201, 251, 252 ", " Thief with false keya convicted of unlawfully entering the dwellinghouse of, 44 ", " William Bracy, charged with speaking seditious words against, 2 ", " Sir Philip Howard, knt., mistaken for, xv, 10 ", " Seditious and scandalous words spoken by Robert Humes against, 201 ", " Seditious words spoken by Katherine Johnson against, 162, 163 ", " William Orpoole, indicted for speaking malicious words against, 152 ", " Seditious and scandalous words alleged to have been spoken by William Shippy against, 251 ", " Seditious and scandalous words spoken by John Ward against, 252 ", " Seditious and scandalous words spoken by Edward Warren against, 77 Yorke, Charles, gent., 88, 89 Young, Henry, gent., 326 ", John, 238, 284, 285 ", Thomas, 187 Younge, Ensign Robert, 327