Index: T

Calendar of Border Papers: Volume 2, 1595-1603. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1896.

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Index T Tailbois (Talboys), Mr Robert: has offended the Bishop of Durhamcommended by Eure as his kinsman to Burghley (27th Sept.), 193; his obstinacy and denial of offence complained of by the Bishop (22nd Oct.), 206; copies treaty for Eurehis objections to Durham levies "frivolous," 210; his authority to be demandedcustos rotulorumhe and his father blamed for accounts, &c., 220; of Thorneton: offers bond for Lord Eure's servants (31st Oct.), 457; 460; bails them to the assises, &c. (3rd Nov.), 462; his anger at bail for Eure's servants refused, 479. of Lincolnshire, the house of: Eure akin to, 193. Tait (Tayte, Tate), Alexander: Scottish Jesuit priest, his letters of warning to his King (Jan. 159596), 102. David (Bareasse's son): raid, by, 165; in Bairers: taken prisoner in B., spoiled, &c., 182; if taken, an old story, 198. George, of Bareasse: raid by, 165; on, 182. Geo., Scotsman: holds 40s. of Shotton in lease, 401. William: raid by, 165; of Cheretrees: pledge, 230; 350, 541, 592; breaks out of York Castlerecaptured and put in irons, 5945; offer for freedom (24th April), 645; Cesford's pledge, 646; has ague and dropsy in "Haddock's hole" (10th March 1602), 784; sticks in Carey's hands (4th June), 788. Taits: raids by, in East March, 1478. Talbot, Mr Edward: to take musters, 132; takes offence at Richard Fenwickforgives thefts from others, 402. Talkyn: mustered, 557. Tallantier: Lowther's "diet" at, while acting warden, 485. Tarbott, Mr Wil.: at Fernehirst, 741. Tarn house, the, and half forest: in Lancelot Carleton's hand, 558. Tarras water: near Debateable land, 301. "Tayles man," a: nature of evidence, 120. Taylor (Tailler), Andro: outlawed, 743. Edmund (Walton): blackmailed, 136. John: Queen's tenant Rydings, robbed, denied by Grame of Mott, 138, 141. J.: deputy of Edw. Stafford, 183. John: slain, 300. Roger: 74. Sym: a West March pledge, 350; his house near Carwinley, 368. Thomas, of Lesbury: raided, 148. Thomas: a common thief, 687. Thome "the Laird": fugitive, 743. Will.: Thomas Carleton's man, 254; conducts a Gilsland foray, 367; Carleton's chief man, 387. Wil.: horseman, 542. Temple, Henry: 75. Rob.: 75. Templegarth house,&c.: in Carleton's hands, 558. "Tenant right": claimed in the Dacre baronies of Burgh and Gilsland, 134. Teviotdale: pledges for, 230; worst "riders" there can only pay with their skinsCarey thinks, 519. Thirlwall (Thirlwaye), Alex. (Gilsland): spoiled, 363. Edw. (Gilsland): spoiled, 363. Ric., of Thirlwall Castle: plaintiff, 309. Ric.: horseman, 542. Castle: Thomas Carleton stays at, 254; robbery near, on 15th May, and Eure's reprisal, 342. the postmaster of: sore wounded with his horse, by Scrope's men (14th Jan. 159697), 240; thought to open letters, 271; Carleton's son-in-law, his neglect of Scrope's letters (11th March), 280; T. Carleton's "son," tells him R. Lowther's plot against Scrope, 386. Thirston: muster of, 74. Tholscheils (the Old Shiels), Thome of, &c.: break Scrope's assurance, 776. Thomas, Valentine, alias Thomas Anderson: his journeys on the Borderin Scotland, interviews with the King at Holyroodthefts of horses, &c., related by associate (2nd March 159798), 5202; called by Burghley "but a knave" (3rd June), 535; the King's displeasure at his reports, and Elizabeth's concealing them, 537. Thomas , the, of Lynn: 286, 294. Thompson, Antony: report on stores, 32; complaint by, 33; thanks Cecil for arrears, 68:128; Captain: and company at Norham ford (29th Sept.), 409; also (8th Oct.), fire three volleys in tumult without result, 415; t. 70, born in Yorkshire, 540; to Willoughby, 633; 674. George, Berwick: 1. Reg.: 74. Thornby tenants: spoiled, 183; moor: tenants of, late Chr. Dacre's, raid on, 199; (Thornnay) more: tenants blackmailed, 136. Thorneburne (Tynedale): burned by Buccleuch, 300. Thorneton: assessed for a wreck, 820. Geo.: 79. Garrard: 78. Hen.: 78. James: 78. Nich.: 78. Nicolas, of Witton: juror, 133; 452. Thorntons: their Scottish blood feuds, 111. Throple: defects of, 78. Throuton: muster of, 76. Thrust pick, Tynedale: watch at, 470. "Thumb on finger": an unseemly gesture of Lancelot Carleton to Scrope, 268. "Thursday market," York: one Cooke in, 598. Thwaites, Joseph: with Leigh (24th Nov.), 465; &c., petition the Council, 690. Tirwhitt, Mrs, Hull: 598. Tolbooth, the (Berwick): English and Scottish Border commission to sit in, 237, 239; (Carlisle): the Border commission to sit in (20th April), 302. Tollson, Ric.: &c., petition the Council, 691. Tomkins, Tho.: witness, 778. "Tomye, Priors John": delivered "foul" to late Lord Scrope, 303. Toone, Lance: 79. Toor, Baron du: French ambassador to Scotland, and lady, &c., reach Berwick (24th July), 793; presents his credentials privately at Falkland, returns to Leith, &c., till public audience, ib., 794; his objects not yet known (29th Aug.), 795. Toppen, John: &c., measures English Debateable ground (1552), 821. Torcrossett: forayed, 168; (Ticrossock): raid on, 254. Tordawath: Scrope and Herries meet at, 23; forty pledges to be exchanged at (20th Feb.), 252. Torthorall (Tarthorall), house of: held against the King, 275; James Douglas's, given to Lord Ochiltree (3rd Dec.), 483. Tourney, Will.: Ralph Gray's messenger to Selby, 287. Tower, Laird of the (Kyrton): prisoner at hunting (2nd Aug.), 552; the "gudeman" of the T., 560. Towers, George: passport to, 22. Townes pick, the: on March, 470. Tracquaire (Stewart of): will be constable of Dunbarton, 504. Treasurer, Lord (Scotland): seeks two other offices, 241; is for the "ministers," 242; sent to Robert Bowes (31st Jan.), 244. Treaty: at Carlisle for the Borders (5th May 1597), 31617. Trewhett, Laird Mannors of: 754. Trignowell, Dr Jo.: councillor (temp. Hen. 8th), 100. Tripp, Edward: 5, 12; his debt of 536l. unpaid by Vernon, 44; of Hull: Vernon's creditor, 53. "Troade," a: kinds of, 724. Trotter, Edw., of Totherick: bill referred, 346. Ja., of Fogo: fyles bill, 346. Jock, the: a common thief, 687. Tho.: 76. Trowburne: Forster's sheep there driven (11th June), 137; 148. Trowlopp, . . .: horseman, 326. Trumble (Turnbull), Archy: foul, 345. Hector, of Stoney letch: fyled, 263. John, of Brodehaugh: 756. John, of Maxsyde: 756. Mark: 756. Percy, of Stony letch: 756. Rob.: 79. Robert, of Barnhill: 756. Tho.: 756. Tho.: younger, Laird of Mynto: 756. Will.: 78. Wil., of Brodehaugh: 756. Trumbles: at feud with Cesford, 90, 107; Buccleuch moves them to return the Grames' nags, 170. Trumpeter, John: robbed, 308. Tryermayne: mustered, 558; house, Holemill, &c., in Carleton's hand, ib. Tughill, Jo.: 75. Tho.: 75. Tuixfurd, the postmaster at: 680. Tullibardine (Tullybarne), Laird of: committed to Edinburgh Castle, 12. Tuppy, William, Berwick: 1. Turks, the: Carey's killing Daglisse, like their doings, 167. Turner, Edw.: 75. Jo.: 74. Lanc.: 75. Ric.: 76. Rob.: 76. Tho.: horseman, 542. Turnshawe, Hobbie: bill on, 307. Tushellawe, Goodman of: assiser, 751. Tusser, one: reports treasure and a Spaniard on a Hamburg shiphis story doubted by John Carey, 86, 87. Tweddall, Edw., bailiff, Over Denton: 446. Robert: his bill, 19. Rob., of Birdoswald: raid on, 265. Tho. (Gilsland): spoiled, 363. one: in Liddesdale, 235. Tweedmouth: common at, 119; the sworn men of: bill on referred, 346. Twisell, on Tweed: 520; Willoughby hunting Cheviot from (3rd July), 615; ford: Chute passes secretly by, 616. Twyforde, John: complaint by, 33; thanks Cecil for arrears, 68; Captain: at Carlisle with his men (18th Jan. 159596), 95; and men at Alnwick for Carlisle, 99; at Carlisle (26th March), 117; (12th Oct.), 203; "billed" for Liddesdale, 248; defence, ib.; and company at Norham ford (29th Sept.), 409; also (8th Oct.), fire three volleys in tumult without result, 415; t. 65, born in Surrey, 540, 633, 674. Tyne, South: hostile to Bishopric, 49. bridge (Durham): levies for repair, 220. Tynedale, castles of: in warden's hands, 55; N. and S.: musters of (24th Nov.), 73; herships (3) in, 11516; reprisals, 116; 118; rental (temp. Edw. 1st) 1700l., now but 30l., 164; bad custom in, of subdividing lands, 131. Hen.: 74. Ra.: 75. Tho.: 74. Tynemouth Castle: munition at (1585), 60; R. Carey, captain, ib.; ordnance and gunner needed at, 232; captain allowed for, though there is none, ib.; ordnance at, 361; utterly disfurnished (17th Feb. 159899), 589. Tyrone (Tirron), Earl of: sends news to James 6th by Huntly (24th Dec.), 488; relief for, suspected (21st Feb. 1600), 639; defeats the English near Monaghan (24th Aug.), 686; to attack Lough Foyle by landaided by Spaniards under Bothwell (AprilMay), 744; Huntly's offer by Gicht to Elizabeth against him (21st Nov.), 775; the late Maklayn's offer to take or killa fresh one for Sir James Makonell, to Cecil if the Queen approves (17th July), 7923; the plot for his head told to Scrope, 811. Tyrye, Captain Thomas: of the Scots Guard in France, passport to, 785.