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Index
P, Q
Pace, Adam, of Sprowston: 755.
Park nook: robbery at, 687.
Parker, one John: questions as to his promotion, 696; a private, ib.; deserves well
coming from Cecil, 713.
Parkinson, Henry: his story from the King
of Scots, 746.
Thomas, mayor of Berwick: complains
to Lord Burghley (1st Jan. 159495), 1;
discharged from the custom, ib.; refuses
and disputes his discharge, 2; to Lord
Burghley with offer to victual garrison, &c.
(16th Jan.), 4, 5; Carey's opposition, 6;
restored to farm of customs, 13; disputes
with customer, ib., 15; to Burghley thereon
(22nd Feb.), 16, 17; to Burghley of the
customer's malice, &c. (15th March), 20; of
their losses by fishings, &c. (20th May), 31;
fee as mayor, 42; thanks Burghley for
arrears, 54; mayor, commended by the
commissioners for good usage while in
Berwick, and a favour asked for him and
the town (23rd Feb.), 265; dispute with
customer of Berwicklatter thinks his
three years in office too long (27th July),
370; Carey, &c., write in mayor's favour
(28th), ib.; to Burghley on the dispute
between Carey and Selby, favouring latter
(4th Aug.), 376; to the Privy Council on
an escaped prisoner (29th Oct.), 7056;
alderman, Berwick, 796.
Parkinson, Tho.: horseman, 542.
Parle fell and rigg: thieves' passes to Redesdale, 469.
Parliament, Scottish: Act of (31st June), 664.
Parman, Rob. (Gilsland): spoiled, 363.
Patiesoun (Pattenson), Laird of: 466.
Christofer: 78.
Henry: 78.
Nich. (2): slain, 300.
Rowland: approver, 151.
Tho.: 77.
Tho. (2): slain, 300.
Mr: Sir S. Stanhope's servant, 290.
Patrickson, Anthony: &c., petition the Council, 6901.
Paustons: their Scottish blood feuds, 111.
Pawston: assessed for a wreck, 820.
Laird of (Selby): Cesford drinks with
him, 36; young Laird of (Selby): raid by,
182; a pledge, 350.
Peares, David (Gilsland): spoiled, 363.
Stephen (Gilsland): spoiled, 363.
Peareth, Quintin: 76.
Tho.: 79.
Pearson, Thomas, shipmaster, Lynn: 49.
Pemperton, Ric., shipmaster, Hull: 202.
Penrith (Pereth): market people robbed by
Lowther's men, 468.
Pentlen, Absolon: passport to, 24.
Pepper, Mr Cuthbert: holds sessions at Hexham, 119; counsellor at law, 660.
Mr John, of Richmond: 456.
Percy, Sir Henry: 93.
Thomas: constable of Alnwick, slays a
chief rider, 137; Eure's "cousin," why
assured? (28th June), 353; favoured by
Eure, 397; constable of Alnwick and Morpeth, now in London, to be strictly examined (24th Nov.), 459; &c., strange
"tryst" at Harbottle with Cesford, 477;
his follower brings in Scotshe ejects
Brown's servant from his house, 478; his
discharge advised (2nd Dec.), 481; apprehends Dargon, late his butlerhis speeches
to him, &c., 5969; trysts with Sir T.
Erskine at Manderstonand goes to see
the King at Dunfermline, 812.
Perth: convention appointed (17th Feb.) for
end of month, 258; convention at: the King
goes tobut the elergy send commissioners
only (5th March), 264; his Council with
him at, 276.
Petrarch: quoted by Willoughby, 618.
Philip II.: "the most Catholic," his care
to recover James 6th to the truth, and
intentions if his offers refused, 102; is
sending an ambassador and preparing an
army, ib., 103; the King and seven "Octavians" wrote to, lately (7th Sept.), 185;
Huntly's declaration of his objects in invasionnot religious, but ambitious, 241;
emissaries attempting island [Ailsa?] between Scotland and Ireland, taken prisoners
(May), 336.
Phillips cross: thieves' pass, 46970.
Pichell, Robin of: a gentleman bound to
Scotland commended to, 797.
Pickering (Pykering), Christopher: reports on
Holme Coltram tenants, 235; an old
favourer of the Dacres, 573; negligent in
duty, 661; petitions (11th Aug.), 6778,
690; to Thomas Knevet, 736.
Thomas: his cousin R. Lowther asks a
supersedeas for (16th April), 742.
Pigdon, Jo.: 76.
Tho.: 76.
Pigg, John, in Haltwhistle: bill on, 309;
by, on Liddesdale, ib.
Thomas, elder: raided, 148; slain, 300.
Thomas, warden sergeant: fyles bill,
345.
Pindlebury, one: present in the fray between
the Selbys and Grays, 287.
Pingleburne: boundary of Debateable ground
at, 301.
Plague: at Newcastle (11th May), 130;
suddenly increased there (1st Jan. 159697),
232; Sir J. Forster in fear of, 239; at
Newcastle (1st Feb.), 246; no assise held
in Northumberland for fear ofis all
around Hexham (5th July), 356; so bad
round Berwick that the market stopped
(2nd Aug.), 374; all over Northumberland,
Berwick, the Merse and Teviotdale (28th
Aug.), 3889, 397; so bad at Hexham
that Eure goes to Wittoun (4th Oct.), 413;
is sick there, 416; at Edinburgh (11th
Oct.), 422; increases at Carlisle, despite
the mayor's care (6th Nov.), 443; still in
and about Carlisle (24th Nov.), 465; partly
ceasing at Carlisle (19th Jan. 159798), 500;
H. Leigh's household affected with (15th
July), 549; his letter kept from the Queen,
550; about Hayton (5th Sept.), 557; many
of Scrope's people dead of, 559.
Plashetts (Tynedale): watch at, 470.
Players, English: in Scotland, dispute between
the King and the Kirk as to (23rd Nov.), 631.
Pledges: one of England dead, brought to
Norham ford, viewed and accepted (8th
Oct.), 41718.
Plenderleath (Plenelaith): Scottish hunting
party pursued to (2nd Aug.), 557, 560.
Plumpton Park: granted to Sir Simon and
Thomas Musgrave for life, rents, &c. (32
Eliz.), 568.
Pluscardye, prior of (Alexander Seton): may
succeed Chancellor, 59; president of session,
favours the Popish lords, 274.
Pontefract (Pontfrett), Castle: suggested for
Buccleuch's custody, 424.
Ponteland: muster of, 78.
Pope, the: his anxiety to recover James 6th
to the truth, and intentions, if his offers
refused, 102; is sending an ambassador, ib.
"Portugalois coyner": one lurking in
Scrope's March, 569.
Pott (Pottes), Anthony: fugitive reset by
Eure, 338; a stranger to him, 341; taken
prisoner, 605.
Geo.: 76.
James: taken near Haliden house, 716.
Jasper: 76.
Jerry: Wallington's servant, 756.
John: fugitive, reset by Eure, 338; who
knows nothing of him, 341.
Jok, "bastard": 182, 197; bastard of
Yardope: fyled, 264, 754.
John, of the Quarrell: robbed, 63.
Mych.: 76.
Percyvell: 75.
Peircy, of Yeirdupp: Redesdale pledge,
350.
Peter: 182; not in East Wardenry, 197.
Raph: 78.
Ric.: left for dead, 297.
Ric., of Ashett: foul, 346.
Tho.: 74.
Will.: 75.
Potts: their Scottish blood feuds, 111.
Pottenger, John: horseman, 542.
Powle crosse on Irthing water: Cumberland
meets Northumberland at, 446.
Powley farm: suit for lease of, 335.
Powrie Ogilvy, Laird of, his agent taken
with letters (11th Jan. 1601), 725; his
places of resort, 726; to be searched for
by Sir R. Carey, ib.; Sir W. Bowes to
Cecil about him, ib.; a former trafficker
in Spain, ib.; himself and man taken by
Willoughby's horsemen, but claimed by
Sir R. Carey (12th), ib., 727; both in
Carey's keepingtheir conference and
letters to Cecil (14th), 727; is a Roman
Catholic, has an Agnus Dei and like
"Rotholic trifles" (24th), 729; was friendly
with Carey and others near him, 730; made
prisoner twelve years before, there, ib.;
Carey sends him on to Scotland, (14th Feb.),
732; banished by the ministers, in the East
March (30th March), 739; lies near Carey's
housethe King is to overlook him (1st
June), 752; to Carey (11th July), 764;
Cecil's letter to, a "fellow" of little trust
(28th), 766.
Powtrell, Nicholas: serjeant at law, 93.
Pratt, John: quarter master, 725.
Preston: defects of, 79.
Thomas, of Furnes: leader of Graistok
tenants for life, appoints deputy, 568.
Prestwicke (Northumberland): muster of, 78;
defects, 79.
Prickett, one Allan: scheme to ransom himexaminations as to, 817.
Prine, M. de: of the French guard, passport
to, 784.
Pringle, Alex., of Stichill: bill referred,
346.
Dand, in Hownam: sheep driven, 182;
younger, of Hownam; pledge, 230; quits a
bill, 264; fyled, 346; a pledge, 350, 541,
592; breaks out of York Castlere-captured
and put in irons, 5935; Cesford's pledge,
York, 646.
Geo., of Tanelaw: fyled, 264.
James, in Clifton: raids on, 182.
Jock: horse stealer, 148.
Rob., son of Thomas Pringle, in Halden:
slain following goods, 181, 197.
one: a tailor, killed at the Redesdale
hunting, 556; Robert P.: servant to Bonjedworth, 557; Robert Hoppringill, 560.
Thomas, Dand of Hownam's son: horse
stealer in Berwick bounds, 148, 150.
Thomas, in Halden: &c., left for dead,
182.
Pringles: raids by, 163; 168; killing one: a
blood feud, 189; raid by, 441.
Prior park: robbery at, 687.
Proctor, Cuthbert, juror, Newburne: 405.
Roger, juror, Newburne: 405.
Proverbs, quotations, &c.: "one arrow after
another," 25; the good steward, &c., 119;
a leopard and his spots, 152; talent in a
napkin, 158; "a Rowland for an Olliver,"
169; "thorns for grapes," 200, 206; "the
cup and the lip," 241; dolus in generalibus,
258; "King nor Keisar," 320; "Fame by
burning Diana's temple," 365; to "present
boldly like Bayarde," 369; the mole's
blindness to our own faults, 403; halting
before cripples, 412; falling into pit dug for
another, 460; "the Devil never at a loss"mountain and the mousesnake in the
grass, &c., 468; the wolf and lamb, 481;
the offended Juno's speechPhilip of Macedon and the Athenians, 488; Petrarch's
verse, "Pace non trovo," &c., 618; having
got all, to give way a little, 619; the day
after the fair, ib.; shepherds plead for
wolves, 646; the shadow kept, substance
lost, 701; David, and Saul's garment, 736;
little faith in Israel (Essex), 737; Moses in
the Lord's Houseman without understanding, &c., 739; the Pharisees and
Sadducees, who believe no resurrection, 749;
a pot of roses (French), 753; "Tolosanum
aurum" (Roman proverb), 779; Severus
and his "smook-seller," 798; "nether
barrel is better herring," 800; the Scots
say "black is white," 804; some ready "to
fish in troubled waters," ib.
Pruddo, constable of, 56; failure at musters
(24th Nov.), 74.
Pryor, Tho.: 79.
Purefey, Humfrey, 77, 79, 94; holds sessions
at Hexham, 119; to Burghley, of the
musters, &c., 132.
one: a petty victualler, breaks credit
and runs off (17th March), 285; his debts,
291.
Purtuse, Oswald, of Beale: 754.
Pye, John: 79.
Roger: 78.
Pyle, Davy, of Millhaugh: foul, 345.
Pyles: raids by, on East March, 148.
Pylkyngton, Leonard: parson of Middleton,
asks his tithe of lead, and timber for his
church, &c., 1278.
Pyne, William: shipmaster, 12.
Quarrell, the (Gilsland), 558.
Queen's watch, the: called poor caitiffs by
Willoughby, 642.