Index: W

Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 4, 1672-1675. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1909.

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Index W Wachtendunck, John, Dutch prisoner, 235. Wade, Cuthbert, Commissioner for Recusants, West Riding, co. Yorks, 740. -, John, Commissioner, Dean Forest, 150. -, Timothy, Receiver for the Queen Mother for Lincoln and Nottingham towns, 282, 394, 507. -, William (lease, temp. Queen Elizabeth), 95. Wadlow John, Wine Act, allowance by, to vintners, 71 loans on and repayments, 506. Wadsworth (co. Yorks), 287. Waifs, 86. Wainfleet (co. Lincoln), manor, 423, 484. Wakefield (co. Yorks), new and old park and mills, 542, 543. Wakefield le Gullet walk. See Whittlewood, Forest. Walcot, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 790. -, Captain Thomas, of Ireland, treason of, 126. Walden Sir Lionel, Receiver of Assessments, co. Hunts, 280 Receiver of Eleven Months' tax, co. Huntingdon, 657 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Hunts, 790. Waldegrave (Waldgrave), Lady, goods for, 599. -, Tho., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Suffolk, 791. Waldron (Walrond), Dr. Tho., 172, 273, 338. -, Thomas, stamper of writs, 467 securing Law duties, 838. -, Sir William, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Devon, 695. Wales, 15, 56, 57, 67, 275, 387, 452, 638, 639, 671, 847. -, Auditor, 36, 158, 268, 280, 339, 656 see Godolphin, Sir W. deputy to, 401. -, Crown Revenues, issues out of, 22. -, Customs. See Customs (England). -, Excise, Sub-Commissioner, 537 see Bradshaw, V., Jevan, E., Jumper, W., Pearce, J., Phipps, E., Webb, T. -, fee farms in, 541-2. -, judges, 59, 441, 761, 853. -, rents, grants of, 280, 656. -, Principality of, and the Marches, Judges and Council of, 22, 36, 582. -, -, Courts of Marches, 181. -, -, King's house at Ludlow, 181. -, -, laundress, &c., to. See Oliver, Eliz. -, -, office of Examiner at Ludlow, 749. -, -, President of (see Carbery, Earl of. Worcester, Marquess of), 328, 582 his Steward of Household, 22. -, -, -, grant for extraordinary expenses of Court and Household, 22, 32 grant for Stable, 22, 32. -, -, receiver of fines. See Dolben, J. -, -, Secretary and Clerk of Signet, Wales and Marches, 132. -, -, Serjeant at Arms to. See Shelbury, I. -, Receivers of Crown Revenues, 36, 64, 158, 339 payments out of Crown Revenues, 36, 158. -, North, 158. -, -, Crown Revenues, Auditor of, 181, 510 Receivers, 22, 87, 181, 347, 868 (see Whitley, T.) issues out of, 347. -, -, Excise Farmers, 43, 94, 396, 443, 467, 541, 575. -, -, Taxes, Receiver. See Whitley, R. -, South, 158. -, -, Auditor of Crown Revenues, 32, 36, 47, 181. -, -, Chamberlain and Chancellor. See Mansell, A. Mansell, E. Mansell, Sir E. Mansell, T. -, -, Crown Revenues, payments out of, 32 Receivers, 22, 32, 36, 47, 57, 106, 181, 868 (see Lloyd, B., Whitley, R.). -, -, Excise Farmers, 43, 49, 69, 396, 443, 541, 575 (see Howard, Sir P., Pember, D.) Sub-Commissioners, 69 (see Blanford, J., Cooke, R., Patrick, T., Pember, B., Pember, H.) -, -, farm of original seal and pre fines, 401 (see Carbery, Earl of). -, -, farm of post fines, 401 see Carbery, Earl of. -, -, Taxes, Receivers, 102. Walgherton (co. Chester), 392. Walker, Mrs. Anne, Maid of Honour to the Queen, 636, 657, 752, 787, 840. -, Sir Edward, Garter King at Arms, 4, 125, 338, 403, 832. -, Sir Edward, a Clerk of the Privy Council, 40, 210, 404, 435, 588, 733, 826. -, James, Excise Farmer (1665), 846, 847. -, John, deputy to the Clerk of Parliament, 712. -, Josias, collector, Minehead, 528, 866. -, Lancelot, bailiff Holme Cultram, 532, 545. -, Mr. (Union with Scotland), 355. -, Thomas, Commissioner for Recusants co. Devon, 695. -, -, merchant, 443. -, Sir Walter, 497. -, William, of Prestwich, 531. -, -, of Sarsden, Oxford, surety of Tregagle and Killegrew, 137, 756. -, Sir William, Admiralty prize sails, 781. Wall, Sam, inquisition, 627. Wallen, Claus Arens, shipmaster, 8. Waller, Edmund, a member of the Council for Foreign Plantations, 36, 164, 173, 269, 295, 411, 634, 671. -, Dame Margaret, wife of Sir Thomas, 796. -, Thomas, Irish Revenue Farm, 858. -, Sir Thomas, grant of Prizage and Butlerage (James I), 146, 796. -, Walter, son of Sir Thos., 796 Lieutenant of the Ordnance, 252. -, William, son of Sir Thomas, 796. -, William and Sir William, Farmer of Prizage and Butlerage, 208, 409, 425, 434, 751, 771, 796. Wallingford House Treasurer Clifford's house, 23, 39, 51, 54, 65, 67, 75, 87 Treasurer Osborne's house, 212, 228, 236, 237, 238, 243, 246, 326-7. -, Little Wallingford House, 760, 799. Wallington (co. Northumberland), 108. Wallis, Dr. John, Oxford University, 299-300. Wallop, Henry, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Southampton, 697. Walmer Castle (co. Kent), 294, 710, 727. - -, Governor of. See Ingham, Sir T. Walmesly, Richard, landwaiter, 311. Walpole (Walpoole), Dymock, lease, 484. -, Sir John, Commissioner of Appeals in Excise, 143. -, Robert, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Norfolk, 698. Walrond. See Waldron. Walsh. See Welsh. Walsham, John, conventicle, 630. -, William, conventicle, 630. Walsingham, Thomas, lease, Marshland, Norfolk, 121. Walter David, Leiutenant of the Ordnance, 452, 469, 706 a Groom of the Bedchamber, 112, 133, 325, 345, 418, 551, 595, 654, 738, 806, 842. -, John, fine on, 477. -, -, Attorney General of the Duchy of Cornwall, 599. -, Sir John, lease (temp. James I), 61, 175. -, William, Commissioner, Dean Forest, 150. -, Sir William, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Oxford, 696. Walters, John, shipmaster, 773. -, Mr., wine merchant, 71. -, Robert, outlaw, 15. Waltham Forest (co. Essex), Chingford walk, keeper of. See Russell, Colonel J. - -, keepers, 356. - -, warden of. See Lindsey, Earl of. Waltham, Much Waltham (co. Essex), 696. Walthew, John, a Groom of the Queen's Privy Chamber, 37, 162, 171, 383, 384. Walton (co. Lancashire), 735. - (co. Chester), 736. - (co. Stafford), 757. - (co. Salop), 758. Wandesford (Wandsford, Wansford), Sir Christopher, Commissioner for Recusants, North Riding, co. Yorks, 750. -, Mr., royal bounty to, 324, 338 recommending Customs officer, 345. -, William, royal bounty to, 815, 826. Wapping (co. Middlesex), 166 wharf at, 356, 763, 805. War, first Dutch war, 421, 455, 504, 763, 837. -, -, defalcations by reason of, allowed to various Farmers and Collectors, 182, 214, 284. -, -, prize ships, 30, 135, 141 issues out of, 776. -, -, rewards to captains of ships, detailed, 494-5. -, -, ships imprested into the King's service, 792. -, -, victuals taken out of ships for the King's ships. See Navy (victuals). -, second Dutch war, 297, 486, 518, 525, 540, 565, 574, 711. -, -, defalcations by reason of, allowed to various Farmers and Collectors, 126, 166, 210, 349, 360, 369, 413, 439, 850. -, -, desertions from merchant service by reason of, 416. -, -, Dutch prisoners, 235, 595. -, -, effect of, on trade in England and Ireland, 73, 628. -, -, English prisoners in Holland, 387, 474, 870 and see Surinam. -, -, expedition, intended descent on the enemy's coast, 402. -, -, foreigners serving in English ships in, 777. -, -, French fleet in. See France. -, -, pensions for widows. See Navy (Chest). -, -, privateers (Dutch), see Dutch (English), see Privateers. -, -, prizes (taken by English), see Prizes English ships and goods taken by the Dutch, 419, 484, 613. -, -, reduction of army after, 673-4. -, -, regiments serving in the fleet. See Army (regiments). -, -, sailors for. See Navy (seamen) Navy (pressing). -, -, sailors or soldiers slain or wounded in, 392, 402, 407, 409, 410, 702. -, -, ships lost in, 250. -, -, Sole Bay fight. See Sole. Warcup (Warcupp), Edmund, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Middlesex, 696 Sub-Farmer of Excise, cos. Wilts and Dorset, 36, 522, 656 Commissioner for wine licences, 372, 555, 664, 873. -, Edward, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Oxford, 790. Warcupp (co. Northants), 720. Ward, George, groom litterman to the King, 67, 523, 774. -, James, merchant, prize goods, 135, 141, 305. -, John, bailiff itinerant of the Duchy of Cornwall, 188, 190, 212, 369, 378, 436 (lands, Hammoon, Dorset), 74, 87. -, -, late Consul at Algiers, 139, 743. -, -, payments for Dutch prisoners in the Tower, 595. -, Richard, searcher, Gravesend, 467. -, Samuel, a King's waiter, London, 398, 767, 802, 858. -, Thomas, of London, apothecary, surety of N. Reeve, 122. Warden, Lord Warden. See Cinque Ports. Wardour, Edward, landwaiter, London, 423. -, William, Clerk of the Pells, 208, 362, 706. Wardrobe, Great, 249, 261. -, accounts of Master of, 18, 62, 116, 262, 274, 281, 763 monthly accounts of receipts and payments, 314. -, baronet fees reserved to, 400, 420, 642. -, commutation to the Master of for measurage and poundage, 578, 645. -, establishment, 262, 274, 285, 287, 310, 316 ordinary of, 262 extraordinaries, 57, 262, 281. -, estimates, 234. -, goods delivered to, 60, 105, 170. -, liveries out of, 62, 66, 164, 171, 181, 274, 372, 415, 421, 658 for the stables, 514, 732. -, Master of (Sandwich, Earl of, Montagu, R. deputy to, see Townsend, T.), 62, 262, 278, 282, 656 unable to raise loans on assignments, 62 issues to, for the Wardrobe, 19, 27, 40, 57, 58, 66, 80, 98, 105, 107, 117, 133, 135, 144, 145, 151, 152, 159, 162, 164, 168, 181, 241, 249, 262, 264, 274, 281, 287, 288, 293, 300, 305, 322, 325, 333, 339, 352, 383, 395, 401, 414, 432, 445, 478, 485, 503, 509, 579, 657, 661, 676, 677, 688, 699, 714, 723, 726, 731, 733, 748, 796, 806, 815, 817, 828, 845, 861 payments by, 22, 88, 162, 168, 170, 171, 266, 372, 383, 401, 623, 730. -, officers, 632, 661. -, pension in lieu of liveries out of. See Bath, Earl of. -, provision of the King's and Queen's linen, 241. -, retrenchments, 262, 274, 281. -, services done in, 117. -, surveyor of. See Darcy, M. -, tapestries for, 491. -, yeoman tailor and portitor. See Ferrez, R. Magennis, A. Nott, R. Wardrobe at Westminster. See Westminster (King's). Wards, Court of, repair of, 337, 825. -, -, Receiver General of office of, 471-2. -, -, pension of the Duke of Buckingham for, 561. Waring Edmund, Wine Act Commissioner, 46, 50, 70, 72, 101, 418, 477, 491, 507, 524, 527 surety for Oakes, 258, 290 of Oldbury, Salop, surety of G. Hosier, 108 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 697, 790. -, John, searcher, Chester, 841, 847. Warley (co. Yorks), 687. Warmfield (co. Yorks), 735. Warmsworth (co. Yorks), 687. Warne, John, carpenter, Gloucester, 625. Warnell (co. Cumberland), 69. Warner, Edmund, surety of Excise Farmers (1674), 538. -, Edward, solicitor for the Eighteen Months' assessment, Gloucester, 193, 385, 515 deputy collector thereof, 835. -, -, Excise tumults, 781-2. -, John, Master of the King's barge, and payment for houses at Greenwich, 192, 193, 392, 445, 459, 634, 742, 858. -, Mrs., goods for, 498. -, Colonel Philip, Deputy Governor of Antigua, 708. -, Stephen, shipmaster, 526. -, Sir Thomas (and father), Barbados escheatorship, 334. -, William, Deputy Receiver of the Eighteen Months' assessment, Gloucester, 867. -, -, wine merchant, 133. Warnes, John, Customs bonds, 798. Warre (Warr), Sir Francis, baronet fee, 146, 366. -, Dame Unton, 146, 366. Warren, Christopher, Customer of Plymouth, 295, 700. -, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Lancashire, 739. -, Nicholas, of London, merchant, 23, 30, 133. -, William, Alderman, wine merchant, 103 umpire Wheeler and Strode, 214. -, Sir William, ships burned at Hamburg, and navy bills and stores accounts, 245-6, 286, 289, 303, 305, 307, 311, 322, 323, 324, 358, 359, 408, 608-9, 672. Warwick, Mrs. Elizabeth, 192, 383. -, Philip, collector outwards, London, 44, 406, 547, 568, 671, 797 reversion of Clerk of Parliament, 62. -, Sir Philip, 191, 242, 261, 535 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Middlesex, 696 ditto, co. Kent, 788 reversion of Clerk of Parliament, 62. Warwick, Earl of. See Rich. R. Warwick, town, 491, 758. -, county, 50, 109, 119, 373, 511, 516, 552, 642, 702, 711, 758. -, -, Excise Farmers, 43, 94, 129, 396, 443, 467, 541, 554, 572, 575. -, -, Recusants, 694. -, -, Receivers of Taxes. See Clifford, H. Newsham, J. -, -, Sheriffs, 524. Washing Coins. See Mint. Washington, Catherine, pension to, 31, 50, 130. -, Elizabeth, pension to, 31, 50, 130. -, Colonel Henry, pension to four daughters of, 31, 50, 130. -, Mary, pension to, 31, 50, 130. -, Penelope, pension to, 31, 50, 130. Waste, discovery and leases, &c., of, 5. Watches, 98. Waterfall (Watersell) (co. Stafford), 758. Waterford (Ireland), 89. Waterhouse, Jno. (Halifax tithes), 653, 660, 687. Waterhouses, Dennis, Customs bonds, 798. Waterman Sir Geo., Commissioner for Recusants, London, 696 ditto, co. Essex, 696, 750. Watermen. See Royal Watermen. Waterson, William, Surveyor of Small Customs, London, 587. Wathall (co. Lincoln), manor, 559. Watkins, John, senior and junior outlaws, 77. -, Nath., of the King's music, 454, 804. Watson, Daniel, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Stafford, 697. -, Major Francis, issues to, for the stables, 320, 500, 514, 517, 537, 538, 587, 732, 743, 747, 755, 785, 821. -, John, Customs bonds, 799. -, Mr., of Newcastle (seizure of ship), 608. -, Smith, inquisition, 627. -, Thomas, tidesman, London, 581. Watts, Anthony, tidesman, London, 385, 405, 812. -, Edward, son of Sir John, 857, 862, 873. -, George [King's Remembrancer's Clerk], 600. -, John, Receiver of Crown Revenues, cos. Middlesex, Herts, Essex, London, 56, 642, 742 Receiver of nomine decim rent for the use of Hampton Court, 860. -, Sir John, knight, royal bounty to, 726 Receiver of Hearthmoney, Hertford, 768 Farmer of Excise, Herts, 857. -, William, the King's tailor, 849. Wauklyn, Thomas, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Wilts, 698. Wawme, William, Customs bond, 799. Wawmore. See Dean Forest (draining). Wayte, John, tidesman, Plymouth, 385. Weale, Mr., collector of Fowey, 352-3. Weaver, Francis, searcher of Hull, 749. -, John, searcher of Hull, 749. -, Mr., Hearthmoney, Surrey and Southwark, 263, 356. Weavers, the (see Dutch cloth workers), prosecuting for insurrection, 338, 840. Webb Francis, assignment to, 453, 805 executor of G. Hudson, 576, 623. -, Gilbert, tidesman, London, 581. -, Henry, lands, Plymouth, 49. -, Nehemiah, of Bristol, merchant, 740. -, Thomas, Sub-Commissioner of Excise, Wales, 537. -, William, Agent for Taxes, 28, 31, 44, 49, 50, 78, 112, 148, 166, 188, 320, 388, 528. Webber, Isaac, shipmaster, 823. Webster, John, tidesman, London, 2. -, -, counterfeiter, 23, 90. -, Sir John, royal bounty to, 465, 484 for funeral of, 783. -, Richard, landwaiter, Sunderland, 251, 585. Wedder, John, Excise Office (1665), 846. Weedon, Anna, conventicle, 630. -, Edward, distress, Hammersmith, 256. -, Thomas, Receiver of the Eleven Months' assessment, Bucks, 134, 471. -, -, executor of the above Thomas, 471. Weegen, David Van (tea), 814. Weeger, Augustine, conventicle, 602. Week St. Mary (co. Cornwall), 77. Weekes, John, lease, Stratton super Fosse, 809. Weights and measures 107, 498, 576 see Aume, Baskets, Borells, Butts, Chalder, Comb, Fats, Hogsheads, Last, Newcastle coal measure, Patacoes, Puncheon, Tierces, Tod. Welbeck, Richard, keeper of the King's stables at Reading, 141, 338, 411, 829. Welbound, George, Customs bonds, 798. Weld House, London, 742. Weld Geo., of Willey, Salop, 638 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 697. -, -, Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenant of the Tower, 272, 639. -, Humphry, Commissioner for Recusants co. Southampton, 697, 791 1,000l. per an for secret service, 114. -, Sir John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 790. -, Mr., petition, Customs, 239. Weldon, Edward, a King' waiter, London, 398, 767, 802, 858. -, John, Comptroller, Newcastle, 205, 206, 422, 481. Wellen, Nathaniel, officer for strangers merchants' bills, 497. Wellow (Isle of Wight), 368. Wells, Cathedral, 512. -, -, Dean and Chapter, fee farms payable by, 512. Wells, John, deputy steward of the Dean and Chapter Court of Peterborough, 205, 423. -, -, Collector of Excise, Herts, 291-2. -, Thomas, Excise officer, Herts, 291. -, Winifred, issues to, 143. Welsh (Walsh), George, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Middlesex, 790. -, Thomas, issues to, 142. -, William, searcher, of Sandwich, 462, 818, 850. Welstead (Welsted), Robert, goldsmith, interest for loan and statement of principal, 540, 701-2. Wembridge (co. Hereford), 758. Wen, Francis, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Wilts, 698. Wenman, Sir Fra., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Oxford, 696. Wenslaw (Wenslay), William, the Queen Mother's messenger, 312, 313, 394, 508, 622. Wentworth, John, Commissioner for Recusants, West Riding, co. Yorks, 740. -, Lady Philadelphia, pension, 141, 273, 284, 373, 549, 667 goods for, 671. -, William, second earl of Strafford, pension to trustees for, 30, 74, 276, 303, 440, 441, 585, 642, 723 creation money, 170. -, Sir William, lease to, 134, 391, 433 Commissioner for Recusants, West Riding, co. Yorks, 740 ditto, North Riding, co. Yorks, 750. Werden (Worden), Mrs. Ann (lands), 334. -, Colonel, grant, 864. -, Sir John, a Commissioner of the Navy, 75, 362. Werrington (co. Devon), 70. Wesley (Wisely), Captain Patrick, petition, 301 royal bounty, 303, 304, 720. Wessell, Abr., merchant, 649. West, Joseph, Collector of Plantation duty, Carolina, 427. -, Nicholas (conventicle), 661. West Derby. See Derby. - (division, Cornwall), 54. - Harptree Guing (co. Somerset), 635. - - (co. Somerset), 689, 703, 717. - India Company of France. See France. - Indies, 16, 214 fleet in, victuals for, 168. - Mills (Fordington, Dorset), 123, 178. Westalford (Wester Stalford) alias Whitefield, co. Northumberland (Scotch Border), 182, 399. Westbrook, William, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Sussex, 791. Westcombe (Wescomb), Clement (son of Richard), Comptroller of Cardiff, 10, 17, 94. -, Gregory, wine merchant, 103. -, Sir Martin, agent at Cadiz, Port St. Mary and the district, 264, 343, 615 goods for, 748. -, Richard, wine merchant, 103, 133 Excise Officer (1665), 846. -, -, senr., Comptroller of Cardiff, 10, 17, 94. Western Circuit, 782. - District. See Customs (districts). - Islands, embargo on ships to, 424. - -, naval services in, 13. Western, Thomas, buying copper, 486. Westfaling, Herbert, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Hereford, 696. Westminster, 59, 60, 69, 108, 241, 422, 442, 459, 548, 563, 638, 702, 822, 828. - Abbey, Dean and Chapter, 391 fee farm rent payable to Hampton Court officers, 458, 642, 860 grant to, for the French church in the Savoy, 768, 820 monastery, 458. -, Assessments Commissioners, 210, 211, 280, 808 assessment dispute with Middlesex, 210, 211, 212, 213, 446, 447 Receiver of taxes, see Reeve, R. -, aulnage. See Aulnage. -, brewers, 846. -, Courts. See Courts. -, Excise, 8, 156, 846, 847. -, Hall, 227, 257, 477. -, Hearthmoney, 201, 770 Receiver of, see Dunklyn, J., Hartlib, S., Higgs, R. -, King Charles I's hospital in. See King Charles I. -, King's wardrobe, keeper of. See Rogers, F. -, Lady alley. See Streets. -, manor, lease of, 801. -, monastery. See Westminster (Abbey). - Palace, housekeeper of. See Whinyard, M. and G. -, poor, royal bounty to, 333, 817. -, Saint Stephen's, 458. -, slaughter house, 298. -, sewers commissioners, issues for, to H. Spelman, 170, 812. -, soldiers in, 796. -, streets in. See Streets. Westmorland, Earl of. See Fane, F. Westmorland, county, 90, 544. -, -, Commissioners for Recusants, 694, 697, 791, 805. -, -, Hearthmoney Receivers. See Addison, T. Williamson, G. -, -, Receiver of Crown lands, 722, 865. -, -, Taxes, Receivers. See Lamplugh, G. Williamson, G. Weston (co. Lincoln), 544. - (co. Salop), 758. Weston, Benjamin, grant of shipping of woollen cloths, 597. -, Frances, Countess Dowager of Portland (widow of Jerome, second Earl of Portland), 251, 610 pension to, 21, 114, 190, 200, 376, 405, 460, 554, 574, 592, 649, 725 grant of shipping of woollen cloths, 597-8, 642, 682, 842 selling statute of King Charles I to the King, 732, 745. -, Jerome, second Earl of Portland, 659. -, John, keeper of woods, Cookham and Bray, 75. -, Richard, Commissioner for Recusants, West Riding, co. Yorks, 740. Weston Turville (co. Bucks), 115. Westphalin, Herbert, a King's waiter, London, 858, 866. -, William, waiter at Sandwich, 371. Westwell (co. Kent), manor, 512. Westwood (co. Devon), 130. Wetherden. See Witherden. Wetton (co. Stafford), 757. Wetwang Captain John, captain of the "Warspite," royal bounty to, 78 captain of the "Newcastle," 543. Wexford (Ireland), 799, 816. Weymouth (co. Dorset), 108, 245, 271, 423, 460, 499, 528, 532, 537, 612, 652, 653, 670, 768 issue to Mayor, 441. Whale fin, scruff, 404. Whaplode (co. Lincoln), 81, 516, 544. Wharton (Warton), Captain George, Treasurer of the Ordnance, 80, 106, 120, 138, 143, 144, 146, 150, 179, 262, 268, 301, 350, 370, 394, 418, 424, 428, 429, 430, 442, 444, 459, 482, 487, 539, 549, 603, 606, 655, 675, 676, 678, 684, 704, 715, 762, 831, 864, 869 information against. 289-90 loans into the Receipt, 120, 146, 424. -, Humphry, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Durham, 740 ditto, co. Westmorland, 697 ditto, North Riding, co. Yorks, 750 (lease, Durham), 45. -, Mr., lead ore, 209, 211, 435. -, Mr., Collector, Whitby, 353. -, Michaell, Commissioner for Recusants East Riding, co. Yorks, 695. -, Sir Ralph, Commissioner for Recusants, East Riding, co. Yorks, 695. -, Robert, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Durham, 740 ditto, North Riding, co. Yorks, 750. -, Thomas, waiter, Sharpton, 15. -, -, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Bucks, 788. -, Sir Thomas, Knight of the Bath, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Westmorland, 697 Commissioner for Recusants, West Riding, co. Yorks, 740. Whatflat vaccary (Furness), 736. Wheat, prices of. See Corn Tillage (Act). Wheatley (co. Notts), manor, 543. Wheeler (Wheler), Sir Charles, Governor of St. Christopher and Leeward Islands, 513, 633 Four and a Half per cent. duty, 184, 196, 212, 213-4, 215, 216, 218-9, 220, 221, 223, 232, 248, 327, 362, 436, 460, 463, 469, 477, 479, 481, 493, 525, 535, 576, 639 400l. per an. for loss of Company in the King's Regiment of Foot Guards, 856, 874 estate in St. Christopher, 178 Irish farthings, 360. Wherwood, Brome, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Oxford, 696. Whetham, Nath., Receiver of Hearthmoney, Gloucester, 115, 509. Which. See Wich. Whichcott (Whitchcot), Sir Jeremy, lease of, coal duty, 766 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Middlesex, 696. Whichwood Forest. See Wychwood. Whincopp, Richard, conventicle, 630. Whinyard (Whynyard), Grace, housekeeper, Westminster Palace, 139. -, John, housekeeper, Westminster Palace, 139. -, -, keeper of the House of Lords, 423. -, Margaret, housekeeper of Westminster Palace, 139. -, Mr. (union with Scotland), 301, 338. Whitacre. See Whittacre. Whitby (co. Yorks), 2, 133, 353, 581. Whitchurch (co. Hants), 473. White (Whyte), Alexander, plumber at Windsor, 684. -, Francis, servant of Viscount Cranborne, 523. -, Isaac, shipmaster, 864. -, John, killing of, 761. -, -, coroner, inquisition, 444. -, -, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Oxford, 790 Receiver of Royal Aid, Oxford, 406 vintner, 206. -, Thomas, lease of Chesworth, &c., 499. Whitefield. See Westalford. -, (Isle of Wight), 368. Whitehall, Gilbert, goldsmith, interest, 540. -, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Stafford, 697. Whitehall Palace (Westminster), 6, 69, 83, 127, 151, 396, 436, 437, 442, 450, 472, 493, 496, 508, 515, 519, 520, 844. -, ballet at, 815. -, Chapel Royal, double organ for, 169 linen for, 445. -, King's privy galleries at, 157. -, King's house at, keeper of. See Kirke, G. -, lodgings in, 221, 364, 369, 399, 464, 480, 494, 615, 626, 627, 719, 723, 733, 818. -, papers of state, keeper of. See Williamson, Sir J. -, paving before, 60. -, Privy Council records at. See Privy Council. -, works, fees on orders for, 270. Whitehaven (co. Cumberland), 69, 789, 843, 861. Whitehead Henry, Commissioner for Abuses, New Forest, 124 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Southampton, 697. Whiteing, Edward, merchant, surety of Chiffinch and Ward (Gravesend), 467. Whitewood (Whitwood), James, merchant, Bristol, 577, 740, 811. Whitgrave Captain Humphrey (lease, Bucks), 77 Receiver of the Queen Mother's revenues, cos. Suffolk, Cambridge, Bedford, and Bucks, 571-2. -, Thomas, 200l. per an. pension to, 184, 309, 373, 741 Recusant, 756, 837. -, Sir Thomas, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Stafford, 697. Whithorne, Giles, watchman, London, 509. Whitley Ralph, Receiver of the Eighteen Months' assessment, North Wales (cos. Flint, Denbigh, Merioneth, Montgomery, Anglesey, Carnarvon), 102, 110, 119, 136 Receiver General of the Subsidy, North Wales, 104 Receiver of Crown Revenues, North Wales and Chester, 106, 787, 868. -, Colonel Roger, the King's harbinger, arrears due to, 133, 200, 201, 252, 276, 287, 333, 335, 684, 747 Receiver of Royal Aid, Montgomery, 438 for Arlington's Post Office defalcation, 826. -, Roger, junior, Receiver of Crown Revenues, North Wales and Chester, 787. -, Thomas, Receiver of Crown Revenues, North Wales and Chester, 125, 140, 160, 510, 787. Whitlock, Wm., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Oxford, 696. Whitmore, Thomas, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 790. -, Sir Thomas, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 697. -, Sir William, surety for Vernon, 275 of Bridgenorth, 638 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 697. Whitson, John, Customs bonds, 799. Whitstable (co. Kent) 714. Whittacre (Whitacre, Whitacar), Charles, Foreign Apposer in the Exchequer, 168, 369, 636. -, Henry, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Dorset, 695, 789. -, Jeremiah, Suffolk Excise, 436. -, Robert, arrest, 23 informer, 23, 24, 90. Whittington, Charles, searcher, Hull 462. Whittle, John, Clerk to the Customs Comptroller, 612. -, Sackville, chirurgeon in ordinary to the Royal Household, 170, 325, 401 pension, 692, 770, 806. Whittlewood Forest (co. Northampton), 153, 154, 370. - -, Chambersall coppice, 84. - -, Cook's coppice, 690. - -, Farthing coppice, 84. - -, felling timber in, 288, 462, 538, 584, 678, 690-1, 709, 754. - -, Hanger walk, 690. - -, Hawkspath coppice, 462. - -, Hill coppice, 84. - -, manors, &c., in, lease of, 101, 165, 174. - -, new Ditch Quarter coppice, 690. - -, Old Waterlade, 462. - -, Oundle Hill coppice, 462. - -, Queen Consort's interest in, 690-1. - -, Regarders. See Dell, J. Newman, R. - -, Sholebrook walk, 84, 462, 690. - -, Surveyor of, 318. - -, Wakefield Lodge, 538, 561. - -, Wakefield le Gullet walk, 84, 462. - -, woodward, office of, 156, 159. Wich Sir Cyrill, 259 compensation, 462 Commissioner for Recusants, co. Cornwall, 695, 789. -, Edward, goods for the Queen, 442. -, Sir Peter, Secretary to the Extraordinary Embassy to espouse the Archduchess of Innspruch, 22, 58, 453 assignment to Sir R. Southwell, 171 (orders, 259). Wichell, Arthur, falconer, 454, 685. Wicherley, Captain, issues to, 201. Wick ("Weeke," co. Wilts), 115. Wickliffe, Jon., lease, 566, 864. -, Mr., horses for the King, 448. Widcombe (co. Somerset), 45, 689, 703, 779, 794. Widdrington, Thomas, 795. -, William, second Lord Widdrington, Governor of Berwick, 201, 253, 278, 298, 498, 643, 802 (and grant for support of his barony) Captain of Holy Island and Ferne Island, 801 fee farm grant, 186 complaint against Excise Commissioners, 238, 255, 510. Wiens, Claes, shipmaster, 450. Wigg (Wig), Edward, merchant, complaint against Excise, 238, 239, 513 Commissioner for Irish Revenue Farmers, 858. Wight, Isle of (Hants), 40, 69. -, -, Castles, repair of, 30, 60, 429. -, -, dispute with Southampton port officers as to duties, 335, 337, 346, 821, 844. -, -, fee farms, 112, 174, 213, 247, 368. -, -, garrison, 31 Governor of, see Holmes, Sir J., Holmes, Sir R. foot company in, 3, 59, 373. -, -, Hearthmoney, 49. -, -, lands reserved in the county of Southampton for the Governor and fortifications of, 60, 247, 248, 271. -, -, Taxes, Receiver of, see Harris, E. solicitor of, see Segar, T. Wigmore, Charles (husband of Mary), slain in the second Dutch war, 391-2. -, Mary (lease), 391-2. Wigmore (co. Hereford), manor, 582. Wigtoft (co. Lincoln), chantries, 737. Wilbraham, Sir Thomas, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Stafford, 697. Wild, Henry de, a Dutchman, transporting himself to England, 526. -, Sir William, knight and baronet, a Justice of the King's Bench, 72. Wilkins, Augustine, waiter, Liverpool, 385. -, Dr. John, Bishop of Chester, 774. Wilkinson, Henry, Collector of Hearthmoney, West Riding, co. Yorks, 11. -, John, Commissioner for Recusants, North Riding, co. Yorks, 750. -, Martin, boatman, Shields, 385. -, Captain, horses for the King, 448. -, Thomas, shipmaster, 476. Willard, John, waiter, Whitstable, 714. Willerton, William, Deputy Sheriff of Lincoln, 745. Willes (Wylles), Thomas, Collector of Royal Aid, Lesnewth, Cornwall, 406. Willeston (co. Leicester), 759. Willett, Humphry, petition, 233. Willey (Hundred, co. Bedford), 634. - (co. Salop), 638. Williams, Charles, of Bristol, merchant (tobacco), 203, 740. -, John, groom litterman to the King, 67, 523, 774. -, -, weighing porter, Rochester, 866. -, John, Commissioner for taking sureties of H. Awbrey (co. Hereford), 109. -, -, wine merchant, 133. -, Maurice, farmer of subsidy and aulnage, London, &c., 213, 396, 404, 436. -, Mr., Collector, Rochester port, 83. -, -, landwaiter, Hull, 67. -, Peer, Clerk of Foreign estreats, 158, 269, 370, 670 royal bounty to, 727. -, Dame Rebecca, house for Ambassadors, 442. -, Reginald, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Suffolk, 791. -, Sir Thomas, 1,000l. per an. for the King's service, 309, 311, 357, 759, 772, 785, 867 (lease), 600. -, Thomas, of London, goldsmith, 421. -, -, of Talley, surety of J. Vaughan, 139. -, Sir Trevor, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Monmouth, 790. -, William, of Fowey, merchant, 350 merchant, Bodinnock, 816, 861. Williamson, Edmund, Serjeant at Arms, 405. -, George, Receiver of Hearthmoney, Cumberland and Westmorland, 50, 69, 83, 106 Receiver and Solicitor of the Subsidy, Cumberland and Westmorland, 83, 91. -, -, Comptroller of Carlisle port, 55. -, Henry, waiter, Carlisle port, 839. -, Sir Joseph, Secretary of State, 332, 584, 587, 588, 638, 656, 781, 861 secret service, 683 New Year's gift to, as Secretary, 277 intelligence, 318, 335, 337, 820, 823 keeper of State papers at Whitehall, 274, 634 Ambassador Extraordinary to the States General, 100 Plenipotentiary with Jenkins and Sunderland for Treaty with the States, 107 at Aix-la-Chapelle, 127, 234, 256, 506 at Cologne, 425, 446, 480, 506, 521, 545, 598 a clerk of the Privy Council, 40, 48, 100, 274, 404, 656 lodgings in Scotland Yard, 520, 565 goods for, 420, 520, 522, 545, 551, 586, 835 issues to, 458. -, Margaret, widow to George, 83, 91, 106. -, Mr., caveat as to Sunderland, landwaiter, 565. -, - searcher, London port, 498. -, Ralph, appraizer, London port, 176, 248, 582. -, Sir Thomas, petition, 298 lease, 316, 596, 801. Willie, Robert, landwaiter, London, 871. Willis, David, ship's purser, 811. -, Prudence (widow of Richard, of the Star Chamber), 550, 558. -, Richard, custody of the Star Chamber, 550, 558. -, Thomas, Excise officer, 795. -, Sir Thomas, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Cambridge, 803. -, William, coal merchant, London, 47. Willoughby Francis, fifth Lord Willoughby of Parham, Governor of Barbados, 61 lease to, 386 daughters of, rights to Barbados, 153, 421 645. -, Captain (Colonel) Francis, pension on the Irish establishment, 279 petition of wife of, 593. -, (alias Revell), Hugh, 812. -, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Devon, 695. -, William, sixth Lord Willoughby, of Parham, Governor of Barbados, 97, 100, 134, 153 lands of, 161. Willresdy (co. Worcester), 758. Willymot, Nicholas, Serjeant at Law, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Derby, 792. Wilmore (Willmore), George, customer of petty customs, London, 406. Wilmot John, second Earl of Rochester, Gentleman of the Bedchamber, 108, 345, 398, 419, 465, 551, 623, 723, 773, 785, 806, 843, 848, 875 Ranger of Woodstock Park, 316, 761, 784, 818 Ranger and Keeper of Walk and House, Woodstock, 520 Muster of the Hawks, 655, 698 pension to, 32, 178, 236, 253, 319, 322, 325, 595, 626, 795 lease, Bestwood Park, &c., 161, 386, 399, 762, 787 goods for, 479. Wilnecote (co. Stafford), 757. Wilson, John, Doctor in Music, a King's musician, 130, 701, 804. -, Robert, 659. -, Thomas, wine merchant, 103, 133. -, -, store keeper at Chatham, 779. -, William, of Carlisle, royal bounty to, 532, 545. Wilts, county, 115, 268, 275, 497, 500, 512, 516, 625, 676, 683, 702, 728, 818. -, -, Commissioners for Recusants, 694, 698, 791, 805. -, -, Excise, Receivers, 129, 554, 572 see Warcup, E. -, -, Militia money, 25. -, -, Receiver of Crown lands. See Smith, S. -, -, Taxes, Receiver. See Davies, A. Wimborne Minster (co. Dorset), 108. Winch Sir Humphry, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Bedford, 788 a member of the Council for Foreign Plantations, 36, 262, 408, 502, 704. -, John, clerk to Sir Tho. Player, 406. Winchcomb (co Gloucester), 858. Winchester, Bishop of. See Morley, G. -, bishopric, pension payable out of, 429. -, -, tenths, 373. -, Cathedral, Dean and Chapter of, 473. -, -, fee farm rents, 473, 504. -, city and port, 828 release to the city of fee farm payable to the King, 470, 483. -, College, 473, 512, 610. Wincle Grange (co. Chester), 131. Winde (Wynde), William, pardon for murder, 462. Windebank, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Surrey, 791. -, -, Doctor of Phisick, lease, Guildford Castle, 66, 92, 131. Windermere (co. Lancashire), 735. Windham, Mrs. Anne and Lady, wife of Sir Francis, pension for the flight at Worcester, 63, 244, 256, 308, 318, 325, 338, 402, 558, 599, 692, 742, 797, 806, 830. -, Sir Charles, pension to, 207, 259, 285, 325, 420, 606, 692, 797, 806. -, Sir Edmund, 37, 210, 211, 435. -, Sir Edward, Commissioner for Recusants. co. Somerset, 697. -, Francis, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Somerset, 697. -, Colonel Francis and Sir Francis, pension for the flight at Worcester, 167, 256, 282, 285, 308, 318, 325, 338, 385, 411, 416, 558, 670, 742, 767 baronet fee, 439. -, Sir Hugh, a Justice of the Common Pleas, 72. -, Mahalaell, doorkeeper of the House of Lords, 518, 793. -, Tho., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Somerset, 697. -, Thomas, Groom of the Bedchamber, pension as, 16, 144, 282, 392, 434, 550, 560, 561, 619, 669, 767, 785, 865. -, William, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Norfolk, 698. -, Sir William, knight and baronet, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Somerset, 697. -, Sir William, Knight, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Somerset, 697. -, Winifred, wife of Thomas, one of the Queen's dressers, pension, 384, 411, 434, 560, 561, 602, 619, 664, 669, 760, 840. Windsor, Otho, son of Lord Windsor, 813. -, Thomas, son of Lord Windsor, 813. -, Thomas, Windsor, seventh Lord Windsor (afterwards Earlof Paymouth), 221, 252 Governor of Jamaica, 837 lodgings at St. James's, 265, 620, 761, 813 Master of the Horse to the Duke of York, 620. Windsor 508 New Windsor, 486, 509 bridge over the Thames, timber for, 237, 486, 492, 509. - Castle and Honor, 527. -, -, armoury and ordnance keeper, 658. -, -, clerk of the Castle, 421. -, -, constable of the Castle, 421. -, -, Council chamber, 419. -, -, Governor or Captain of. See Prince Rupert. -, -, Greenwax. See Windsor (Castle, Works). -, -, keeper of the upper house and leads and butts. See Deladale, M. Randue, T. -, -, King at, 123, 172, 241, 301 Queen at, 751. -, -, King's private chapel, 401. -, -, knighthood at, fees for, 80. -, -, lands of, 652, 726. -, -, Lieutenant Governor of, 3, 59. -, -, Lord Treasurer at, 243, 245. -, -, members of the Honor, 80, 701. -, -, organ at, 274, 401, 634. -, -, Poor Knights of Windsor. See Garter. -, -, porter of the outward port, 658. -, -, Receiver of the revenues of the Castle and Honor, 577 see Roberts, W., Taylor, W. -, -, revenue, annexation of, 675 issues out of, 577, 658. -, -, stables, 275. -, -, steward of the manor. See Cooke, W. Staples, T. -, -, surveyor of the Honor. See Ball, J. -, -, works at, 308, 567, 577, 647 repairs, 264, 602 fees or warrants for, 270 rebuilding the King's house, the Queen's lodgings and the Duke of York's lodgings, Greenwax money applied to, 577, 685, 738, 742 remains of the Queen's dowry devoted to, 584, 624, 793. -, -, -, officers of, Comptroller, see Baron, H., May, H. Comptroller's clerk, see Taylor, T. keeper of the timber yard, see Rowlandson, W. master mason, see Marshall, J., Stone, J. master carpenter, see Ryder, R. plumber, see White, A. purveyor, see Hull, S. Receiver and Paymaster's clerk, see Simmerson, L. Surveyor, 237 (see Ball, J.) Surveyor's clerk, see Hull, S. -, Chapel Roya' (and see Chapel), Dean and Chapter of St. George's, Windsor, fee farm payable by, 512 prebendary of, see Butler, Dr. J. - Forest, Battles bailiwick, 486 Battles walk, 539, 570 keeper of, see Hill, J. -, -, felling timber in, 486, 492, 509. -, -, woodward of. See Chiffinch, W. -, Herald. See Herald's College. -, manor of Old and New Windsor (called Kingsbury), lease of scite of, 433, 463, 475, 508, 527 Highfield and Easchurch, 427. - Park (Great Park), Mote Park sale of, and throwing same into Windsor Park. See Albemarle, Duke of. -, -, trees and seeds for the King's Plantation at Windsor, 626. -, -, (Little Park), keeper of, 389, 419. -, -, (New Park), 145. Wine Act, First Act (19 and 20 Car. II., c. 6, for raising 310 000l. by duties on wines, brandies, spirits and strong waters between 1668. June 24, and 1670, June 24), 65 70-1, 75, 225, 281, 283, 623. -, -, -, accomptant and comptroller, 71. -, -, -, arrears, 57. -, -, -, bonds and papers, 65, 72. -, -, -, Commissioners (see names of Commissioners in Index, Cal. Treasury Books, Vol. III.), 71, 225-6, 507, 524. -, -, -, Customs Farmers discharged of account of, 121. -, -, -, decayed, eager or trash wines, 70-1. -, -, -, discoveries against vintners, 129. -, -, -, Duke of York's loss by registering 110,000l. on. See York (Duke, wine). -, -, -, gauge, 70-1. -, -, -, issues, payments, tallies and orders charged on, 26, 72, 283 payments into the Exchequer, 185. -, -, -, office, 71. -, -, -, prosecuting merchants' bonds on, 507 see Howland, J. -, -, -, receipts, 58. -, -, Retrospect (as by clauses 12, 13 & 14 of the Second Wine Act, viz., for the recovery of duties unpaid on the First Wine Act, such recovery to be for meeting the deficit on the First Wine Act and to be effected by a survey of Custom House books for imports during 1668-70, and by a search of the vintners' cellars to be made on the 24th June, 1670). -, -, -, accounts, 49. -, -, -, Commissioners (Birch, J. Waring, E., Wingate, E.), 70, 84, 129, 205-6, 224, 225-6, 543. -, -, -, duty of 4l. per tun additional (to make up the deficit of the First or 310,000l. Wine Act : in force 1670, Oct. 27 to Dec. 19), 263, 265, 276, 281, 283, 623, 664 bonds for, 58 Customs Farmers' accounts of, 65, 75. -, -, -, gauges, 70-1, 205-6. -, -, -, individual cases of merchants and retailers considered and compositions accepted, 70, 84. -, -, Second (22 Car. II., c. 3, for an imposition on all wines and vinegar imported between 1670, June 24, and 1678, June 24), 225. -, -, -, accounts, 46, 182, 410 to be put in the same book with the Customs accounts, 397. -, -, -, arrears, 57, 715. -, -, -, bonds and prosecution of, 46, 50, 57-8, 64, 102-3, 133, 138, 142, 164, 172, 188, 358, 374, 379, 390, 426, 442, 491, 507, 502, 527, 531, 533, 651 officer for, see Howland, J., Marsh, P. -, -, -, collected by Customs Farmers, 9. -, -, -, Commissioners for (Birch, J., Green, T., Kingdon, R., Waring, E.), 57, 58, 64, 190, 225-6, 491, 524, 543. -, -, -, decayed wines and allowances for, 58. -, -, -, discounts on wine bonds, 133, 138. -, -, -, duties, 119. -, -, -, gauges, 46, 58. -, -, -, issues out of, and tallies and payments charged on, 5, 25, 45, 102-3, 127, 137, 429, 559, 677, 707-8. -, -, -, loans on, 506. -, -, -, merchants, vintners and coopers (including importations, seizures, informations and prosecutions), 30, 37, 38, 50, 51, 58, 85, 101, 103, 133, 166, 194, 204, 205-6, 220, 221, 222, 224, 225-6, 276, 281, 283, 414, 417, 418, 419, 422, 474, 477, 527, 530, 543. -, -, -, Navy debt registered on, 414. -, -, -, office in Leadenhall Street, 57, 491 (see Guy, H., Mann, J., Power, A.) officers for collection of, in the outports, 44, 47. -, -, -, receipts, 58, 121 (included in the Customs accounts after the Customs had been put into Commission). Wine Licences, England, accounts, 283, 873. -, -, -, arrears between the King and the Duke of York, 122. -, -, -, charges of management, 293, 310. -, -, -, Commissioners for granting or letting (before 1673, Downes, R., Froude, Sir P., Griffith, Sir J., Warcup, E. from 1673, July, Downes, R., Froude, Sir P., Griffith, Sir J., Warcup, E., Wolseley, R., Young, W. from 1674, July, Ashton, Mr., Downes, R., Fleetwood, A., Griffith, Sir J., Warcup, E., Wolseley, R., Young, W. from 1675, July, Brighouse, M., Downes, R., Fleetwood, A., Griffith, Sir J., Wolseley, R., Young, W.), 22, 106, 136, 142, 194, 283, 293, 347, 372, 373, 387, 442, 519, 555, 691, 700, 712, 718, 756, 792. -, -, -, dispute with the University of Oxford as to taverns in the town, 293, 299, 300, 307. -, -, -, grants of, and payments out of, for the Duchess of Cleveland. See Villiers, E., Villiers, G. -, -, -, instructions as to granting licences as to length of leases, &c., 142-3, 373, 387. -, -, -, office, incidents bill, 664 officers, 372 salary bill, 529, 603, 664, 748. -, -, -, orders on, 334. -, -, -, register of licences, 143. -, -, -, rents paid to the Commissioners, 585. -, -, -, retention of, in the King's hands whilst granting the profits to the Duchess of Cleveland, 128. -, -, -, surrenders of, 136-7. -, -, Ireland (including ale and beer licences), farm of, 241, 859 defalcations for, 349. Wines, allowances for decays of, 35, 87, 192, 364. -, bonds, merchants and seizures. See Wine (Act). -, Canary, 23, 87, 96, 518, 706. -, French, 70-1, 80, 103, 133, 388, 518, 530, 693, 800, 824. -, Fyall, 530. -, Gascoigne, 425, 434. -, High country, 498. -, Lorraine, Saint Lorrance, 2, 68. -, Malaga, 755. -, Navarre, 127 red wine, 515. -, Rhenish, 103, 388, 400, 515, 522, 526, 545, 546, 551, 824. -, Seragoose, 127 white wine, 515. -, sherry, 70 sherry sack, 382. -, Spanish, 70-1, 103, 133. -, sweet, 133. -, Vego, 96. Winfrid, Sir John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Worcester, 698. Wingate Edward, Wine Act Commissioner, 46, 50, 72, 101, 418, 477, 491, 507, 524, 527 Excise Commissioner, 263, 535, 579, 587, 629, 787 Commissioner for taking surety of C. Duncombe, 128. -, Sir Francis, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Bedford, 788. -, Mr., Justice of Peace, Herts, 292. Wingfield, Edward (assignment), 37, 366. -, Sir Edward (lease, Queen Mother), 55, 81. -, Folliot, second Viscount Powerscourt, petition, lands, Ireland, 844-5. -, John, York Herald, 473, 621, 652. -, -, collector of Berwick, 104, 169. -, Lady Martha, widow of Sir Edw, 55, 81, 94. Winnington Sir Francis, King's Counsel, 453 lease, 476, 547 Solicitor General, 680, 734. Winsmore William, wine merchant, 103 grant of Bewdley, 534. Winthorpe (co. Notts), 86. Winter (Wintour) Sir John, trustee to the Queen Mother, 61, 82 ironworks, Dean Forest, 489. -, Robert, Sub-Commissioner of Excise, Essex, 24. Winton, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Gloucester, 789. Winwood, Richard, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Bucks, 788. Wirly, Humphry, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Middlesex, 790. -, Sir John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Stafford, 697. Wise, Sir Edward, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Devon, 695. -, John, ganger, 613. Wisely. See Wesley. Wiseman (Wyseman) Mr., 276 issue, 340 (Hooke's tally), 355. -, Richard, the King's principal chirurgeon, pension as, 619, 692, 796, 829. -, Sir Richard, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Essex, 696, 750. -, Sir Robert, King's Advocate General and Dean of the Arches, 122, 497, 595, 849 Commissioner of Excise, 383, 428, 579, 587, 787. -, Thomas, Saymaster of tin (Stannaries), 869. -, Sir William, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Essex, 696, 750. Wishford (co. Wilts), 818. Wistow (co. Yorks), 104. Witcherly, Daniel, of Clive, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 697, 790. Witham, James, surveyor, Saltfleet, 423. Wither, John, tidesman, 832. -, William, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Southampton, 791. Witherden, Tho. (William), Groom of the Chamber to the Queen Consort, 173, 693. Withers, Eleanor (wife of Symon Sampson), pension for Worcester flight, 556, 794. -, William, doorkeeper for the House of Lords, 712. Withy Brook (Withibrook, Whitbrook) (Cookham, Berks), 45, 435, 477, 527. Witt, John, commissioner, Dean Forest, 150. Witton, West (co. Yorks), 433. Wogan, Jo., conventicle, 630. -, William, 674, 753. Wolhampton (co. Warwick), 758. Wolliacks (Inglewood, Cumberland), 867. Wolla [? Northumberland], 355. Wollaston (Woollaston), Henry, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Essex, 696, 750. Wolley. See Woolley. Wolseley, Mr. [a Treasury clerk], 187. -, Robert, Commissioner for Wine Licences, 372, 555, 664, 792. Wolsingham (co. Durham), 45. Wolstenholme, Sir John, Customs Farmer, 435, 528. -, Sir Thomas, 674. Wonersh (co. Surrey), 111, 122, 147. Wonford (co. Devon), 182. Wood, Sir Edward, 50, Envoy Extraordinary to the King of Sweden, 118, 239, 252, 343, 402, 513, 517, 591, 670, 785, 840. -, Henry, conventicle, 660. -, Sir Henry, Treasurer and Receiver General to the Queen Mother, 154, 175, 412, 437, 629. -, John, tidesman, Whitby, 581 fine on, 842. -, -, boatman, Harwich, 421, 482. -, Lady (widow of Sir Edward), 50, 175. -, Martha (lease), 81. -, Robert, Sub-Collector of Hearthmoney, Devon, 34. -, Robert, LL.D., Commissioner for Irish Revenue, 858. -, Thomas, Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, executor of Sir Henry Wood, 154, 175. -, William, shipowner, 107. -, -, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Suffolk, 791. Wood farm (farm of the duty on unwrought wood, masts, glass plates, &c.), 46, 161, 186. - -, accounts, 602, 657. - -, duty on planks from Norway, &c., 11. - -, Farmers (see Paston, Sir R.), 11 defalcations allowed to, 201, 206, 210, 214. - -, payments and pensions, &c., charged on, 4, 46, 263, 457, 477, 481, 587, 612, 638, 641, 863. - -, reduction of farm rent by reason of reduced value of the farm, 516. Woodcock, Peter, senr., of Caldecott, Rutland, surety of P. Woodcock, 122. - -, of Caldecott, Rutland, Receiver of Subsidy, Rutland, 6, 49 Receiver of the Eighteen Months' assessment, Rutland, 102, 110, 122, 135. -, Sir Tho., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Sussex, 697. Woodhall Cow close (Aysgarth, co. Yorks), 650. Woodhouse, Sir Philip, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Norfolk, 698. Woodlaiths (co. Yorks), 687. Woodnorth, Mr., landwaiter, London, 122. Woodnoth, Jonathan, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Stafford, 790. Woodrooff, George, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Surrey, 791. Woods. See Forests. -, abuses in, and want of surveys of, 503. -, leases of, 397. - (Trent North), surveyor of. See Corbin, T. - (Trent South), surveyor of (see Agar, T., Madden, J., Strode, C.), 272, 279, 318, 382, 394, 496, 510, 642, 689, 761. Woodstock (co. Oxford), Hammond's house, High Street and Park Gate Street, 800, 819. - forest, Ranger of and Lord Warden of the bailiwick of, 818. - manor (co. Oxford), 486, 818 keeper of the King's wardrobe in, 486 steward and lieutenant of, 818, 819. -, Park (Great Park), Keeper and Lieutenant of, 818 (see Lovelace, Lord) lodges, 584, 678, 754, 761 Pinsley Coppice, 662 Ranger of, 818 (see Rochester, Earl of, Lichfield, Earl and Countess of) Ranger and Keeper of the Walk and House, see Fleetwood, Sir W. woods, 279, 281, 283, 316, 656, 662, 669, 784. Woodward, Captain Francis, brother of Richard, 6, 37, 44, 47. -, Nich., killing of, 473, 484. -, Richard, surety of J. Morgan, 37, 44, 47. -, William, Collector of Assessments for part of Worcester, 17. Wool, 335. -, export, Act of 12 Car. II for, 784. -, forgeries of wool certificates, 273, 276, 632, 635. -, frauds and seizures, 7, 125, 132, 817, 833. - licensed to be carried to Jersey from Southampton, 364. - quay. See Customs (England). - shipped coastwise, regulations as to, 273. - trade in Ireland. See Ireland. - - with Guernsey. See Guernsey. Wooler (Northumberland), 866. Woolhouse, John, wine merchant, 103, 206. Woollen cloth or goods, 61. - aulnage. See Aulnage. - manufacture, 619 duty on, 245. - stop of export, 581. - transport or shipping, grant of, to the Duke of Richmond, 597 to Lord Aubigny and B. Weston, 597 to the Countess of Portland (sister to Lord Aubigny), 597, 642, 682, 842 to Viscount Brouncker, 642. Woolley, Emanuel (owner of the "Peter"), 33. -, John, keeper of the Council Records at Whitehall, 168, 368. -, Robert, pictures, 329. Woolrich, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Salop, 790. Woolwich (co. Kent) the King's yard at, 39 stores at, 156, 452. Worcester, Marquess of. See Somerset, H. Worcester, battle, 13, 32, 35, 361, 411, 473, 616 pensions for aiding the escape of the King from, see Bird, A., Bird, R., Ellesdon, W., Halsnorth, J., Hext, Juliana, Mansell, F., the Pendrells (all), Reynolds, F., Swan, R., Whitgrave, T., Windham, Anne, Windham, Colonel F., Withers, E., Yates, Eliz., Yates, R. -, city, 110, 166. -, Bishop of. See Fleetwood, Dr. J. -, Bishopric, first fruits, 811 tenths, 163, 606, 811. -, cathedral, 511. -, Dean and Chapter, fee farms payable by, 511. -, county, 123, 188, 516, 534, 547, 737, 758, 779, 845, 858. -, -, Commissioners for Recusants, 698, 791, 694, 805. -, -, Excise Farmers, 43, 94, 129, 396, 443, 541, 554, 572, 575. -, -, Hearthmoney, Receiver. See Sandys, M. -, -, Receiver of Crown Lands. See Oliver, T. payments out of Crown Revenues, 36. -, -, Taxes, Receivers and Collectors, see Clifford, H., Geeres, W., Hodgkins, R., Harwood, K., Sandys, Captain M., Woodward, W. Commissioners, 17. Worden. See Werden. Worden (co. Lancashire), 18. Workington (co. Leicester), 759. Works, accounts, 204, 265, 415, 763. -, Audley End put on the Works. See Audley End. -, Comptroller of. See May, H. -, debt on, 285, 291. -, establishment, yearly, 262, 285, 310, 784 ordinary, 186, 562 extraordinaries, 60, 252, 290, 292, 337, 562 ordinary and extraordinaries to be kept distinct, 204. -, estimates, 234, 249. -, Exchequer fees on warrants for, 270. -, fee farms purchased for debt to, 494. -, materials, 340. -, Newmarket House put on the Works, 291, 698. -, office, 876. -, officers and salaries, 5-6, 186, 189, 200, 204, 224, 237, 247, 260, 263, 265, 287, 317, 358, 373, 553, 556, 608, 614, 784 joiner to the privy lodgings see Morrice, H., master mason see Marshall, E., master carpenter see Rider, R., master plumber see Brent, P., master bricklayer see Corner, J. and N., master plasterer see Grove, J., master glazier see Bagley, T., master joiner see Kinward, T., master carver see Phillips, H., purveyor see Houghton, A., clerk ingrosser see Dickenson, W., paviour general see Hart, W. -, Paymaster (see May, H., Packer, P.), issues to, including orders and tallies assigned to, 17, 51, 60, 87, 95, 109, 141, 150, 152, 159, 160, 172, 200, 205, 242, 249, 250, 253, 254, 265, 275, 282, 285, 292, 309, 317, 322, 324, 325, 336-7, 340, 357, 365, 386, 392, 399, 407, 422, 425, 432, 434, 445, 471, 478, 480, 517, 539, 548, 568, 620, 670, 679, 689, 703, 708, 742, 750, 780, 783, 806, 807, 825, 830, 840, 847, 856, 861, 863 assignments to, on the fee farms of the Duchy of Lancaster, 322 taking up money at interest, 200 payments by, 266 monthly accounts of payments and receipts, 314. -, retrenchments, 262. -, stores, Scotland Yard, 136. -, Surveyor of (see Wren, C.), 256, 275, 577, 698. -, workmen in Scotland Yard, 340, 353, 830, 861. Wormbridge (co. Hereford), 109. Wormley, Tho., of London, 638. Worrell (Worralld, Worrall), George, Commissioner, Dean Forest, 150, 318, 319. -, James, shipping horses, 839. Worsley (Worseley), Dr. Benjamin, Secretary to the Council of Trade for Foreign Plantations, 4, 36, 126, 173, 339, 419, 579, 602. -, Sir James, Chamberlain of the Exchequer, 754. -, Sir Robt., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Southampton, 697 Commissioner for abuses, New Forest, 124. -, William, lodges, Dean Forest, 529. Worsted, 10. Worth, Andrew, customer of Minehead, 54, 307, 624, 740. -, Henry, Commissioner for surety of G. Clark (Devon), 163. - See Wroth. Worthington, Thomas, Receiver of Duchy honors in Yorks, 443. Wotton, Lord. See Kirkhoven, C. H. Wotton [Wootton] Hundred (co. Oxford), 818. Wrangle manor (co. Lincoln), 559. Wratt, William, tidesman, Appledore, 550. Wray, Sir Christopher, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Lincoln, 790. -, Edward, lease, 484. -, Olympha, daughter of Sir William, 484. -, Sir William, 484. Wrayford, John, conventicle, 531. Wrecked goods, 26, 375, 768, 774. -, ships, 484. -, of the sea, 674. Wren (Wrenn) Dr. and Sir Christopher, Surveyor of the Works, 5, 52, 136, 237, 300, 328, 413, 553, 556, 652, 784 salary, 629. -, John, servant to Bishop of Durham, 722. Wrenham, Francis, 839, 862. Wright, Sir Benjamin, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Essex, 750. -, Chr., pardon, 472. -, Ezekiel, one of the four messengers of the Receipt, 516, 569. -, Henry, tidesman, London port, 2. -, Jo., receiver for the Queen Mother, 394. -, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Suffolk, 791. -, Mr., case of, 768. -, Nathaniel, one of the four messengers of the Receipt, 190, 383, 398, 516, 569. -, Robt., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Norfolk, 698. -, Robert, farmer of salt houses, Nantwich, 160. -, Stephen, landwaiter, London port, 104. -, Tho., Commissioner for Recusants, co. Suffolk, 791. -, William, shipmaster, 522. Wriothesley (Wrottesly) Thomas, fifth Earl of Southampton, Lord Treasurer, 44, 169, 191, 229, 534-5, 558, 618, 824 George and Garter, 173, 312. -, Sir Walter, baronet, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Stafford, 697 trustee for Pendrell lands, 757. Writs See Diem clausit Error Latitat Quo warranto. -, law duties on sealing, 838. -, sealing of, grant of. See Sealing. Wroth (Worth, and see Worth), Henry, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Devon, 789. -, John, Commissioner for Recusants, co. Essex, 696, 750. -, Thomas, Page of Honour to the King, 325, 700, 772, 806, 862. Wroxall (Isle of Wight), 368. Wych. See Wich. Wychwood (Whichwood) Forest (co. Oxford), 818. Wylles. See Willes. Wymondham (co. Norfolk), 253, 534, 565. Wynch. See Winch. Wynde. See Winde. Wynn (Wynne, Wyn, and see Gwynn), Henry, Supervisor for the King's Bench for Law Farmers, 59. -, Sir Richard (temp. Car. I), 82. Wyre (co. Worcester), 737, 779, 845. Wyrley (co. Stafford), 758. Wyseman. See Wiseman. Wyvill Robert, Receiver of Crown Revenues, cos. Durham, Northumberland, and Richmond, 55 grant of baronet fee, 688. -, Captain William, 409.