Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 13, Addenda. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1915.
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Namur, 179.
Nancy, 566.
Nanpon, near Montreuil, letter dated at, 537.
Nantes, 400.
Nanton, Mr., 606.
-, letter to, 600.
Naper, William, 424.
Naples, 444, 555, 561.
-, Kingdom of, 152.
-, Italians from, to serve in the
Netherlands, 346.
-, offers to the French King to
raise rebellion there, 601.
Napper, Sir Robert, proposed for commission, 512.
Narbonne, Provence of, 272.
Narente, 125.
Nargonne, Monsieur de, 195.
Narrow Seas, the, pirates in, 118.
Nasmyth, James, "Capt.," 79.
Nassau:
-, Louis, Count de, letter from, 585.
-, Maurice, Count de, 282, 286, 435,
466, 506, 507, 531, 570, 585,
603, 605.
Nassington, Northamptonshire, 134.
Nau, Monsieur, Secretary to Mary
Stuart, 234.
-, letters to, 234, 323.
Naunton, Mr., copyist of Queen's letter, 564.
Naval Stores, account of cordage for, 510.
Navarre, genealogy of Kings of,
166.
-, horse intended for, 511.
-, King of, 206, 290, 382, 404.
-, -, ambassador of, 340.
-, notarial instrument concerning,
329.
-, Henry, King of, expected to
march into Lorraine, 346.
-, -, Swiss and German regiments to join army of, 349.
-, -, causes of his taking arms,
357.
-, -, league against, 390, 398.
-, -, kills the Duke of Joyeuse
in battle, 391.
-, -, intends to cross the Loire,
405.
-, -, his success in Poitou, 406.
-, -, letter from, to Lord
Burghley, 413.
-, - See also Henry IV, King
of France.
-, oath to son of Philip II taken
in, 481.
-, Queen of, 198.
-, -, letter to, 206.
Navarre and Bearn, Princess of, letter to, 167.
Navigation, reasons for dispensing with the act for maintenance of, 556.
Navy, Comptroller of, 138.
Naynons [? France], 226.
Neale, Richard, institution of, to the
vicarage of Cheshunt, 436.
-, demands a tithe of Cheshunt
mills, 464.
Necton, William, letter from, 212.
-, plot of Tottenham Court by,
447.
Nedingworth, Hunts, 135.
Netherbury, co. Wilts, prebend of, 134.
Netherey, near Edinburgh, 507.
Netherlanders, Catholic, allowed by edict to trade with Philip II. 538.
Netherlands, intercourse with Flanders, 66.
-, trade with, to be restrained, 70.
-, States General of United Provinces of, 286.
-, -, Queen Elizabeth creditor
to, 260.
-, -, oath to be taken by English troops to, 282.
-, -, services of Colonel Stewart
to, 284.
-, -, negociations with, 362.
-, -, Commissioners of, requested to be hastened to
Scotland by Queen Elizabeth,
408.
-, -, companies from, required
by the Queen to be employed
in France, 455.
-, -, Stenwyck surrendered to,
465.
-, -, letter of Queen to, 468.
-, -, extract from Register of
Resolutions of, regarding
their mints, 473.
-, -, articles "stuck upon" in
a treaty with, 477.
-, -, request the Queen to raise
again the broken companies of
horse, 603.
Nettervile (Nettyrvill), George, letter from, 459.
Neufchatel, letter dated from, 453.
Neufville, de, letter from, 542.
Neustadt, letter dated at, 172.
Nevers, Monsieur de (Duke Denveres), 382, 437, 498, 533, 534, 537.
Nevill:
-, Charles, Earl of Westmorland,
108, 275, 454.
-, Henry, Earl of Westmoreland,
signs decree concerning Hanse
privileges, 28.
-, Sir Henry, letter from, 212.
-, Richard, Earl of Warwick, seizure of Hanseatic vessels by,
44.
Newall, Peter, mention of licence to, 519.
Newcastle, 354, 356, 500.
-, documents dated at, 252, 253.
Newce, Thomas, B.D., of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, 113.
Newgen, Morgan, letter from, 117.
Newgrithbarne, a water so called near Pentland [Scotland], 94.
Newhaven, Sussex, 326.
-, plot of, 18.
Newhaven (France), Governor of, 437.
Newington, 164.
Newport, Francis, 457.
Newsletters, advertisements and advices, 125–126, 328, 523, 603 (2).
Newton (Newtoun):
-, John, of Aghrim, co. Galway,
grant to, 473.
-, Thomas, 394.
-, William, of Aldhaustokis, 73,
74.
Newton Ferris rectory, Devon, 134.
Newyke, manor of, 530.
Nichols, Thomas, letters of, 589.
Nicolls:
-, Dr., of Cambridge, 203.
-, John, recantation of, 267.
-, Mr., B.D., of Peterhouse, Cambridge, 147–149.
Nicolson, Ralph, 272.
Niddry, Laird of, 470.
Nieuport [Netherlands], 390.
Niort in Poitou, 400.
Noberry, 466.
Noell, Mr., letter from Warden and Fellows of New College, Oxford, concerning, 565.
Nolletoun, Sir James, 76.
Nonancourt, Nonancovertte, 437.
Nonsuch, 201, 212, 359, 466, 508.
-, warrants signed at, 203, 416.
Norberry, Kent, manor of, and abbot's house, in, 423.
Norcombe, Daniel, a servant, 462.
Norden, John, description of Essex by, 517.
Norfolk, 110.
-, libel addressed to Mayor and
Justices of, 168–169.
-, map of, 32.
-, musters in, 154.
-, names of certain gentlemen of,
609.
-, Queen's lands in, 168.
-, seizure of pirates' goods in, 122.
-, Duke of. See Howard.
Norgate, Robert, 119.
Norham Castle on Tweed, plans of, 18, 152.
Norman, Robert, plan by, 188.
Normandy, 227, 233, 292, 386, 513.
-, Duchy of, 93.
-, Duke de Joyeuse, Governor of,
292.
-, Mottavilla, Monsieur, President
of the revenues of, 541.
Normanton, legacy for free school at, 516.
Norris (Norryce, Norreys, Norriz):
-, Sir Christopher, grant to be renewed to, 85.
-, Sir Edward, 435.
-, -, abstract of letter of, 435.
-, -, letter from, 532.
-, Sir H., 104, 107.
-, Sir John, 397, 431, 435, 506, 507,
508, 515.
-, -, letter to, 546.
-, -, petition from, 520.
-, Dame Mary, 104.
North:
-, Lord, letter from, 208.
-, -, payments to, 352.
-, W. See Parr, William, Marquis
of Northampton.
North, Council and Commissioners of
the, 168.
-, letters of Lord Treasurer to
Council of, desired, 558.
-, letter to Archbishop of York
and Council of, 576.
-, Lord President of the, 252.
-, See also Ratcliffe, Thomas, Earl
of Sussex.
Northam. See Norham.
Northampton, ordinance for, etc.,
conservation and upping of
the King's Swans in county
of, 34.
-, Marquis of, grants lease of Flodgacy to Margaret Roche, 28.
-, See also Parr.
Northamptonshire, 54.
-, musters in, 154.
Northbrook, John, a divine, 394.
Northeim, 49.
Northfleet, Kent, manor of, 241.
Northumberland, Duke of. See
Duddeley.
-, Earl of. See Percy.
-, county of, inquiries and presentments of jurors within,
251, 253.
-, musters in, 154, 503.
Norton:
-, Captain, 480.
-, Richard, a rebel, 102.
-, Thomas, catalogue of books in
study of, 251.
-, -, an Englishman serving in
Flemish ships, 138.
Norway, 292.
-, west coast of, 137.
Norwich, Herbert, Bishop of, builds
chapel at Yarmouth, 369.
-, Dr. Parkhurst, Bishop of, 207,
208.
Norwich, 369.
-, letter dated at, 208.
-, petition from ministers of, 461.
Nottingham, Earl of (Charles, Lord
Howard of Effingham), 507,
508, 510, 514.
-, letter to, 476.
-, appoints deputy to execute his
office of Lord Admiral, 566.
-, letters patent creating, 588.
Nottinghamshire, musters in, 154.
-, woodwardship of, 169.
Nouey (Nouie), —, 474.
Nourritz, Monsieur de [? John Norris], 282.
Novington, manor of, 530.
Noviomaghum, 49.
Nowaye, Francis, native of Brabant, 223.
Nowe, Bearnoise la, 167.
Nowell:
-, Alexander, Dean of St. Pauls,
393.
-, -, catechism of, mentioned,
501.
-, Mr., 158.
-, -, his son-in-law, Mr. Butler,
158.
-, -, his nephew, Mr. Flower,
158.
Noyon, 453.
-, Castle of Perfoun near, 538.
Nugent, —, 127.
Nunez, Dr. Hector, letter from, 205.
Nuovo Aviso, Italian paper printed at Milan, Queen Elizabeth's declaration against its statements, 139–140.
O
Oakley, Thomas Stokes of, 127.
Oaks, sale of, 112, 122.
Oatlands (Otelands), Sir W. Cecill
admitted Secretary at, 142.
-, letters dated at, 182, 485.
-, Park, keeper of, 235.
O'Carell, Sir Charles, readiness of, to serve Sir Robert Cecil, 580.
Ocaroll, —, 190.
Occancane, Cain, 151.
Occonors, the, 189.
Odalaghan, Æneas, letter from, 580.
Odsey, muster of hundred of, 365.
Offalay, —, 189.
Offale, Edmund, 151.
Offley (Offeley):
-, Hugh, 288, 293.
-, Robert, 288.
-, Sir Thomas, Mayor of the
Staple, 161.
Ogilvie (Ogleby, Ogilbe, etc.):
-, James Lord, 182.
-, Purie, Laird of, 589.
-, -, letters from, 311, 332, 340,
399, 403, 410.
-, Young Purie, 339.
Ogle, Luke, signs a presentment, 253.
Oil, holy oil, or cream, sent from Normandy to the parishes of Jersey, 92.
Okeover, Rafe, a correspondent of Sir G. Merrick, 582.
Oldborrowes, mote and lordship of, 16.
Oldensey, Harman, 429.
Olleron, salt of, 89.
Ollorton, Notts, 171.
Omaylis, river, 611.
Omoloy, Heugh, 189.
O'Neile:
-, Sir Arthur, 343.
-, Conn, Earl of Tyrone, 343.
-, Hugh, Earl of Tyrone, indenture
between the Queen and, 343.
Onphac (Anspach?), Marquis of 605.
Onslowe, Fulk, pleading in behalf of,
94.
-, papers relating to causes of, 394.
Ophalie [Queen's County], 499.
Orange, Petter de, an alien, 222.
Orange:
-, Prince of, goes to Rome for
absolution, and has his revenues restored by the
Spaniard, 562.
-, William, Prince of, goods bought
from the commissary of, 114.
-, -, to be treated with for an
agreement between him and
the Count of Suerzemburgo,
126.
-, -, debts of, to be acquitted
by Duke of Anjou, and he and
his descendants to remain
Princes of Holland and Zeeland, 186.
-, -, one of the main supports
of Queen Elizabeth, 255.
-, -, helps Duke of Anjou, 389.
-, -, his fourth marriage, 390.
-, -, death of, 390.
Ordam, 499.
Orde (Owrd, Ourd):
-, George, 253.
-, Herre, 253.
-, Richard, 253.
Ordnance, orders for the Office of
the, 235.
-, Privy Seal to the Master of the,
378.
-, Privy Seal for payment to Office
of, 477.
-, note of, to be embarked for
France, 488.
-, particulars of naval ordnance,
570.
Orkney, benefice of, 425.
-, the Elizabeth of, 435.
Orleans, 399.
-, letter dated from, 232.
Ormond (Ormonde), Countess of,
her charges to Ireland, 42.
-, loan to, 42.
Ormston, Mr., 493.
Ornane, Peter, an alien, 224.
Orset, Essex, manor of, 138.
Orsino, Virginio, Duke of Selici, proposal of, to the French King, 601.
Ortin, Westmoreland, 173.
Orwell, Edward, 170.
Osborne, Peter, merchant of London,
89–90.
-, letters from, 155, 161.
Osburne, John, 435.
Osmotherley, Yorks, 268.
Osnabrück (Osnabruga), 48.
Osnabruck and Padelborn, Bishop of, 140.
Ostend, 477, 497, 509.
-, ships of war sent out by, 138.
-, expected to be attacked, 345.
-, peace conference between English and Spanish at, 391.
-, forces to be sent to, 434–435.
-, plan of, and maps of forts at,
438, 439, 503.
-, letter from Sir E. Norreys,
Governor of, 532.
Osterley, the Queen at, 465.
Oswaldbecke Soke, Notts, 169.
Ouldham, John, a friend of William Carewe, 563.
Outryd, Henry, 138.
Overissel [Transissalana], 49.
Overnya [? Auvergne], 436.
Overton, William, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, advertisement by, 492.
-, letters of, mentioned, 510.
-, visited by Henry Boyle and
others, 601.
Ovingdean. See Pevensey.
Owen:
-, Mr., 265.
-, Richard ap, Katherine daughter
of, 170.
-, Robert, 509.
-, Sergeant, 457.
-, Thomas, 263.
-, -, 209.
"Owersie" [? Scotland], letter dated at, 411.
Owerton Grange, co. York, 144.
Owswalton [? Lancashire], 600.
Owting, Essex, 167.
Oxenbridge, William. See Thatcher.
Oxford, 129, 466.
-, Countess of. See Cecil, Anne.
-, Earl of. See Vere.
-, Protestant writers at, 393–394.
Oxford University:
-, Christ Church, letter from the
students of, concerning their
allowance of bread and meat,
597.
-, Corpus Christi College, 171.
-, Magdalen (Mawdlen) College,
171.
-, New College, letter from Warden
and Fellows of, 565.
-, University College, legacy to,
516.
Oxfordshire, collections for poor in,
170.
-, musters in, 154.
Ozif, an ambassador sent to Queen Mary, 36.