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Index
B
B.
Babylon
Turkish forces march against
insurgents in, 124
Bachler, John
his treasonable speech at Newcastle, 177
Bacon, Sir Francis, SolicitorGeneral
subscribes pardon to Clotworthy, 127
231, 295
Bacon, George, English recusant
placed in a Jesuit school in
Portugal, 44, 69, 100
Lee's description of, 44, 69
his brother a scholar in France,
69
placed by Fludd with Condesa
de Fearas, 80
to go as page to East Indies, 80
remains at school in Lisbon, 132
Bacon, Sir Nicholas, High Sheriff
of Suffolk
King dines with, 89
141
Bacon, . father of George Bacon
44, 80, 100
Badilia, Father, a Spanish Jesuit
Cardinal Colonna frequents
company of, 157
Baela, Pedro de, Royal notary at
Madrid
103
Balagny. See Balagny, Damien de
Balagny, Damien de, French
courtier
his quarrel with Duc
d'Aiguillon, 48
Balbi, Messrs
financial agreement with the
company of, 303
Baldwin. See Baldwin, William
Baldwin, William, English Jesuit
and conspirator
alleged to be under protection
of Archduke Albert, 19
proposes college for English
Jesuits at St. Omer, 111
153, 222
Privy Council protests against
Archduke Albert's protection
of, 175
Ballandine, William. See Bellenden,
William
Balmerinagh, Lord. See Elphinstone,
James
Balmerino, Lord. See Elphinstone,
James
Balmerinoch, Lord. See Elphinstone,
James
Bamberg, Bishop of. See Gebzattel
Banbury, co. Oxford
wool market at, 92
Bancroft, Richard, Archbishop of
Canterbury
writes to Earl of Shrewsbury
about Constable, 39
40, 137(2), 181, 205
his verdict after hearing dispute
between Bishop and Chancellor of St. David's, 199
Bandini, Octavio, Cardinal, Archbishop of Fermo
in correspondence with Meoli,
302
Banister, Henry, Senior of King's
College, Cambridge
recommends Kellet to Earl of
Salisbury, 77
Barbary (Barbarie)
English pirates seize French
ship off, 14
44, 55, 162, 218
French forbidden to trade with,
73
Henry IV reported to be
contemplating war against,
147
Christians sold as slaves into,
236
unsuccessful Spanish expedition against, 273
Barcelona [Spain]
money sent to Italy from Spain
through, 61
money to be dispatched to Low
Countries from, 75
Venetian Ambassador reported
drowned off, 101
Viceroy of Sicily refuses Philip
III's request for galleys to be
sent to, 146
Barclay, Jean de (John Barkley),
French poet in King's service
his pension, 306
Barkley, John. See Barclay, Jean de
Barnaby, John, a London merchant
his Cognac stayed at Bristol for
prisage, 223
Barnard (Barnerde), William, Alderman of Hull
signs letter requesting Earl of
Salisbury's help in confirming
Corporation's privileges, 80
Barnard, William, J.P. for Devon
informs Privy Council of high
price of corn in the shire, 250
Barnard (Barnerd), , English
recusant
tries to proselytize English
youth in Lisbon, 81, 132
goes to the East Indies with
Conde de Fearas, 132
Barnes, Robert, of Cowdry, co.
Sussex, recusant
subject to forfeiture, 199
Barnes, , under-searcher at the
port of London
his illness, 232
Barnet (Chipping), co. Herts.
petitions for execution of
Statute concerning artificers,
288
Barnevelt. See Oldenbarnevelt
Barnewall, Catherine
accessory to wrongs allegedly
committed by Ulick de
Burgh, 164
Barnstaple, co. Devon
39, 46
Flemish pirate captures ship
from, 235
scarcity of corn at, 285
Mayor of. See Beapell, Richard
Barnwood, co. Bucks
gift of timber from King's
forest of, 235
Barrett, , late official at the
port of London
his death, 180
Barrow, Paul, tenant or farmer of a
shop at the Royal Exchange
signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
202
Barwicke. See Berwick
Basle (Basile) [Switzerland]
233
Basset, Francis, brother of Sir
Robert Basset
at Bergen op Zoom, 129
Basset, Jehan, merchant of (Les)
Sables d'Olonne,
his ship seized by English
pirates, 13
Basset, Sir Robert, of Heanton
Punchardon, co. Devon,
refugee in Antwerp
condemned to pay money as
Thomasin's surety, 32
his goods forfeited to King, 32,
33
letter to Francis Basset, 129
complains of plots to kidnap
him, 129
his quarrel with Edmondes, 130
Bastille, The [Paris, France]
48
Bates (Bayetes), Thomas, English
merchant in Seville
arrested for breaking Spanish
King's regulation on lodging
of foreigners, 198
Bath, Earl of. See Bourchier,
William
Bath and Wells, Bishop of. See Still,
John; Montagu, James
Bathori, Gabriel, Prince of Transylvania
defeated in battle by Haiducs,
16
comes to agreement with
Ragotski on Transylvania,
124
has partisans in Poland, 304
Bathori (Battori), Stephen
report of possible offer of
Polish Crown to, 9
Baths (Bathes)
coloured and uncoloured short
cloths called, 294
Battell. See Battle
Battle (Battell), co. Sussex
199
Bavaria, Ferdinand, Duke of, uncle
to Maximilian, Duke of
Bavaria
his death, 62, 71
Bavaria, Maximilian, Duke of
disarms burghers of Donauwrth, 16
Diet of Swabia protests against
his actions at Donauwrth,
16
introduces Jesuits at Donauwrth, 17
supports Emperor, 165
Bawden, Ralph (Raffe), J.P. for
Kent
requests provision of corn for
poor, 175
Baxter, John, captain in the Irish
army
collaborates with Taaffe against
O'Conor Sligo, 136
Bayetes, Thomas. See Bates,
Thomas
Bayly, Adrian, vicar of Claydon
Steeple, co. Bucks
allowed to absent himself, 200
Baynam. See Baynham, Sir Edward
Baynard's Castle, London, residence
of the Earl of Pembroke
letter dated from, 159
Baynes, Edward, English Catholic,
resident in Lisbon
intrigues to obtain post as
consul instead of Lee, 155
his unpatriotic conduct, 155
Baynham (Baynam, Bainham), Sir
Edward, English Catholic
suffering from paralysis in
Madrid, 54
55, 217, 225
arrives in Brussels, 168
receives substantial allowance,
199
reported to be considering
entry into monastery, 219
his arrogance towards Edmondes, 225
assaulted by Edmondes, 232
reported to have left for Aix,
237
intends to go to Spain, 244
told to leave Brussels, 252
not to return from Spain, 268
Bayona (Bayon), Isles of, [Spain)]
235
Beadford, John. See Bedford, John
Beane, Robert
compiles list of engrossers of
grain for Court of Exchequer,
205
Beapell, Richard, Mayor of Barnstaple
informed of preparations for
invading England or Ireland,
39
conveys his information to Earl
of Bath, 46
Beaton, James, late Archbishop of
Glasgow
mentioned, 258
Beauchamp, Lord. See Seymour,
Edward
Beaumont, Christophe de Harlay,
Comte de, former French
Ambassador in England
11(2), 12
his certificate attached to
Bouillon's petition, 12
intercedes on behalf of Jean de
Haraveder, 33
Becher, William
letter to Thomas Wilson, 277
provides lackeys and page for
Viscount Cranborne, 277
Bedel, Abraham, Senior of King's
College, Cambridge
recommends Kellet to Earl of
Salisbury, 77
Bedford, Earl of. See Russell,
Edward
Bedford House, Strand, London,
residence of the Earl of
Bedford
letter dated from, 190
Bedford (Beadford), John, shipmaster
at Seville, 198
Bedoe, Robert
compiles list of engrossers of
grain for Court of Exchequer,
205
Belem (Belyne) [Portugal]
Sparrow dines at the monastery
of, 235
Belford, co. Northumberland;
letter endorsed by post at, 269
Belgiojoso (Belgioiose), Jean Jacques Barbiano, Count of,
commander of Imperial
troops in Hungary
strangled by orders of Archduke Matthias, 158
Belon, William
his pension, 306
Below, Mr.
272
Bell, Dr. See Bell, John
Bell, Sir Edmund, of Outwell, co.
Norfolk
311
Bell, John, former Vice-Chancellor
of Cambridge University
mentioned, 95
Bell, Robert, a London merchant
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 24
concerned with procuring stone
from Caen, 24, 231
Bellarmin (Bellarminio, Belarimino),
Robert, Cardinal
releases Crichton from Avignon,
248
his chaplain charges King with
formerly writing to Pope and
Cardinals, 253
King's letter in favour of
Chisholm sent to, 259
Meoli uses cipher in correspondence with, 302
Bellenden (Ballandine), William,
Scottish scholar and diplomatist
his pension, 306
Bellerica. See Billericay
Bellewe, Mr.
130
Belston, Augustine. See Belson,
Augustine
Belson (Belston), Augustine, of
Aston Rowant, co. Oxford,
English Catholic
offered liberty of worship in
exchange for money, 142
Belvoir, co. Leicester
letters dated from, 20, 282
Belyne. See Belem
Benavente, Juan Alonzo Pimental,
Count of, Viceroy of Naples
raises troops, 72
furnishes Earl of Tyrone with
money at Rome, 203
Benevento (Benevente) [Campania,
Italy]
Cardinal Borghese becomes
patron of Abbey of, 157
Bennett, Barnaby, tenant or farmer
of a shop at the Royal Exchange
signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
Bennett, (Sir) Thomas, Alderman of
London
supports petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
Bennett College. See Corpus Christi
College
Bentley, Mr., an English recusant
arrives in Madrid from Low
Countries, 55
Berault, Etienne, merchant of St.
Gilles in Poitou
his ship seized by English
pirates, 13
Bere, Forest of [East], co. Hants
315
Bergen op Zoom (Bergen up
Some, Bergyn) [N. Brabant,
Netherlands]
Governor ordered to entertain
Spinola, 3
129
Berk (Berg), Asche, chief Gentleman
of the Chamber to the Duke
of Wrtemberg-Mompelgard
accompanies the Duke to Scotland, 288
Berkshire
212, 234, 308
coarse cloth made in, 295
Bernardi (Bernardo), Philip, an
Italian merchant
involved in legal proceedings,
278
Bernardo. See Bernardi, Philip
Berrie, Robert, merchant of Chester
to appear before Lord Treasurer, 27
Bertin, Father, a Capuchin friar at
Aire
acquaints De la Roc with
alleged scheme to murder
James I, 236
Berton, The
French merchantman taken by
English ship called, 63
Berwick (Barwicke), co. Northumberland
250, 262, 290
letter endorsed by post at, 269
Mayor of. See Grigson, Hugh
Bethell, Zachary (Zacharie), official
of the Office of Robes
92
Betterton, Richard
acknowledges receipt of money,
241
Beveridge, Henry
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 152
requests to be given John
Dalling's post, 152
Beversham, James, Mayor of Orford
signs joint letter to Privy
Council, 43
Bevys, The, of Southampton
lost in a storm off Cadiz, 116, 170
Beyren, Duke of. See Maximilian
[of Bavaria]
Biddlesdon (Bidlesden), co. Bucks
letter dated from, 20
Biens. See Binche
Bienvilliers, Mon. de, a gentleman
of Normandy
his son to be page to Viscount
Cranborne, 277
Bilbao [Spain)]
English imposters at, 55
ordnance from England discharged at, 171
Billericay (Bellerica), co. Essex
petitions for execution of Statute concerning artificers, 289
Billing, Captain, Muster-master of
Somerset and Wiltshire
298
Billingsgate, London
278
Billoteau, Jacques, merchant of St.
Gilles in Poitou
his ship seized by English
pirates, 13
Bilson, Thomas, Bishop of Winchester
letter to Earl of Northampton,
58
suffers from athritis, 59
Binche (Biens) [Flanders)]
Archdukes return from, 216
Bindon (Byndon), co. Dorset
204
Bindon, Viscount. See Howard,
Thomas
Bingham, John, saddler to the King
warrant for payment of money
to, 127
Bingley, John, an official of the
Exchequer
involved in legal proceedings,
191
Bingley, Sir Ralph (Raphe), DeputyGovernor of Lough Foyle
O'Hagartie's lands in possession of, 305
Birchenshaw, Ralph, Muster-master
in Ireland
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 148
describes state of affairs in
Ireland, 148
Bird, Peter, Examiner of the Court
of Welsh Marches
retires from his post, 40
Biscay (Biskin, Biskay) [Spain]
movements of squadron of, 45
preparations for building new
galleons in, 44, 54, 198
prohibition on sailing to Newfoundland imposed on
mariners of, 78
81, 99, 132, 154, 235
English priest at Fontarabie in,
171
English prohibited goods transported to, 301
Bisham, co. Berks
King and Queen going to, 307
Bishop, James, an English pirate
co-operating with Jennings,
236
Bishop, John, prisoner in the King's
Bench prison
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 24
Bishop Thorpe, co. Yorks
letter dated from, 47
Bishops Auckland (Bishops Awkland), co. Durham
letter dated from, 281
Biskin. See Biscay
Bisson, Etienne, a merchant of
Havre-de-Grace
his ship seized by English
pirates, 14
Blake (Blag), Richard, of Peterhouse, Cambridge
King recommends him for a
Fellowship, 89
Blackaller [? John or Thomas],
naval captain
his petition concerning the
wardship of Costard, 134
Blackfriars, London
plague at, 307
Blag. See Blake, Richard
Blauchet, Michel, merchant of
(Les) Sables d'Olonne,
his ship seized by English
pirates, 13
Blencowe, Anthony, Provost of
Oriel College, Oxford
signs testimonial on behalf of
Matthew Lister, 301
Blessing, The, of Southampton
151
Bletso (Bletsoe), co. Bedford
letter dated from, 103
Blont, James. See Blount, James
Blount (Blont), James, English
Catholic conspirator
alleged to be under Archduke
Albert's protection, 19
210, 237
proposes to become a Jesuit,
244
Blount, Sir Michael, son of Sir
Richard Blount
234
Blount (Blunt), Sir Richard, former
Lieutenant of the Tower
mentioned, 234
Bludder, Sir Thomas, of Flanchford, co. Surrey, First Commissioner of the Victualling
Office
200
Blunt, Sir Richard. See Blount, Sir
Richard
Blunt, James
witness to treasonable speeches
at Newcastle, 177
Boda, Mr., companion to Theobald
Gorges
leaves for Germany, 233
Boer (? Bowyer), "Millord", ViceAdmiral at Ilfracombe
allows English pirates to escape,
14
Bohemia
Emperor requests financial aid
from Diet of. 100
date fixed for second Diet of,
100, 106, 114
Archduke Matthias threatens
to march to, 114
postponement of Diet of, 114
ordered by Emperor to oppose
Archduke Matthias, 114
instructions for mobilisation in,
125
possibility of insurrection
against Emperor in, 146
reluctance to grant supplies on
part of Diet of, 146
Haiducs make incursions into,
158
breakdown of conference between Archduke Matthias's
delegates and Estates of, 181
Emperor agrees to 17 out of 22
Articles in exchange for
armed support by, 187
Bolde, Henry, co-heir to estate of
Sir Thomas Langton
Privy Council intervenes on
behalf of, 30
31
Bolles, George, Alderman of London
supports petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
Bolmere, , [? Robert Ballmer,
English informer at Seville]
133
Bologna [Italy]
Papal Legate in, 302
Bolschay. See Bostkai
Bolton, Richard
requests confirmation of grant
of forfeitures of alehouse
recognisances, 289
Bolton, Mr.
signs agreement concerning
concealed lands, 85
Bonnyman, John, footman
accompanies Prince Henry's
hounds to France, 300
Bonsegno, The, of Venice
lost off Zara, 124
Boodt, de. See Boodt, Anselm de
Boodt, Anselm Boetius de, Burgomaster of Bruges
sends present of capons to his
uncle, Noel de Caron, 9
Books
letter concerning the publication of, 205
Earl of Salisbury advised to
have first refusal of, 300
Booth (Bouthe), Sir George, of
Dunham Massey, co. Chester,
a Deputy-Lieutenant of Lancaster and Chester
signs joint letter to Earl of
Derby, 197
Booth, Richard, of London,
recusant
his goods and property forfeited, 200
Bordeaux [Gironde, France]
19, 102, 161
Borgesi, Cardinal. See Borghese,
Scipio
Borghese (Burgeso), Camillo,
Cardinal, later Pope Paul V
formerly "protector" of Scotland at the Curia, 248
consults Master of Gray about
authenticity of King's
alleged letter, 249
Borghese, Giovanni Battista
letter to Meoli, 192
promises Meoli help to become
one of Pope's Chamber, 302
Borghese (Borghi, Borgesi), Scipio,
Cardinal
becomes patron of abbeys in
Italy, 157
266
writes to Meoli, 302
Borghi, Cardinal. See Borghese,
Scipio
Borja, Don Inigo de, Castellian
of Antwerp
his quarrel with Don Luis
composed, 43
Borne. See Bourn
Borromeo, Frederigo, Cardinal
147
Bosschently [? Bosch, Netherlands]
letter dated from, 2
Bostkai (Borskay, Bolschcay, Botzkay), Stephen, late Prince of
Transylvania
Hungarian Diet demands
confirmation of treaty between Emperor and, 52, 62,
64
125
Boswell, Sir Robert, of Kent
151
Boteler (Butler), Sir Henry, of
Hatfield Woodall, co. Herts.
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 123
agrees to sell his property at
Hatfield, 123
Bothwell, Earl of. See Hepburn,
Francis Stewart
Bottins, Pierre, merchant of St.
Gilles in Poitou
his ship seized by English
pirates, 13
Botton, Sir W. See Button, Sir
William
Bouillon, Henri de la Tour, Duke of
returns to Sedan from Paris, 16
Bouillon, Guillaume, a merchant of
Coutances
his petition to French King and
Council, 10
English Ambassador answers
charges made by, 14, 15
Boulton, , a musician from
Holderness
examined as recusant at Orford,
42, 43
Bourchier, William, 4th Earl of
Bath
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 31,
39, 46, 175, 235
sends report of alleged Spanish
preparations for invasion of
England, 46
reports on discontent amongst
poor because of scarcity of
corn, 175
forwards depositions of mariners
and merchants returned from
Portugal, 235
Bourbon, Marie de, daughter of
Henri de Bourbon, Duke of
Montpensier
to marry the Duke of Orleans,
28
Bourgley, Laird of. See Cecil, William
Bourke, Redmond. See Burgh,
Redmond
Bourn (Borne), co. Lincoln
iron mills at Chester exchanged
for the manor of, 291
Bourne, Sir John, formerly Secretary of State to Queen Mary
mentioned, 143
Bouthe, George. See Booth, Sir
George
Bowes, Sir Jerome, diplomatist,
patentee for making glass
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 90
requests intervention in his
dispute with the farmer of
his glass workshops, 90
Misselden complains of the
covert opposition of, 224
Bowyer (Boyer), Sir William, of
Denham, co. Bucks, Captain
of Berwick
133, 250, 262
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 268
Boyer. See Bowyer, Sir William
Bowyer, Mr.
recommended to Carew by Earl
of Salisbury, 75
251
Boyle, James, Deputy of the
Company of Merchant Adventurers in Middelburg
signs letter to Earl of Salisbury,
109
Boynton, Sir Francis, member of
the Council of the North
ordered to stay transport of
corn from Yorkshire, 187
Boys, John, J.P. for Kent
requests provision of corn for
poor, 175
Brabant
144, 162, 172
defamatory rumour about
Barneveldt in, 144
cavalry strengthened in, 166
Spanish peace negotiators
demand sovereignty in the
villages of, 186
Dutch cavalry raid town in,
258
Brackenbury (Brakinbury), Francis
letter to Earl of Suffolk, 283
Braintree (Brayntree), co. Essex
petitions for execution of Statute concerning artificers, 288
Brakinbury, Francis. See Brackenbury, Francis
Brandenburg, Joachim Frederick,
Elector of
his relations with Emperor, 157
his ambassador receives gifts of
wine from Emperor, 158
Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk
claims by Earl of Hertford and
Lord Monteagle to estates of,
86, 97
Brantingham, co. Yorks
letters dated from, 149(2), 252,
270
Brasse, Richard, yeoman of the
Buckhounds
granted goods and property of
recusants, 200
Braynford. See Brentford
Brayntree. See Braintree
Brecknock, Wales
Lloyd to be offered as alternative choice the Commisaryship of, 199
Breda [N. Brabant, Netherlands]
Governor ordered to entertain
Spinola. 3
29
English children at the orphanage of, 244
Brent, Thomas, tenant or farmer
of a shop at the Royal
Exchange
signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
202
Brentford (Braynford), co. Middlesex
petitions for execution of Statute concerning artificers, 288
Brentwood (Burntwood), co. Essex
petitions for execution of Statute concerning artificers, 288
Breny. See Cavan
Brereton (Bruerton), Rondell, of
Brereton, Cheshire
Sir Henry Townshend asked by
Earl of Salisbury to favour,
70
Brereton, William, a DeputyLieutenant of Lancaster and
Chester
signs joint letter to Earl of
Derby, 197
Brescia (Bressia) [Italy]
to be assigned as marriage
dowry to Catherine de Medici,
72
Breslau, Charles, Bishop of, Master
of the Teutonic Order, 6th
son of Charles, Archduke of
Austria
his money seized by Haiducs,
16
Bressia. See Brescia
Brett, Richard, Fellow of Lincoln
College, Oxford
143
Brewer, William, tenant or farmer
of a shop at the Royal
Exchange
signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
202
Bridgewaters
coarse cloth called, 294
Brigstock, co. Northants
certificate of trees felled at, 307
Brill, The [S. Holland, Netherlands]
Don Pedro de Cuniga reported
to be purchasing deep water
port at, 2
26, 36
alleged Spanish designs on, 106
Brine. See Brnn
Bringwood (Bringswood), co. Hereford
lease of ironworks at, 283
Bringswood. See Bringwood
Bristol (Bristow), co. Gloucester
92, 170, 171(2), 260
ordnance shipped to St. Lucar
from, 170
nature of commodities sent to
Spain from, 171
Irishmen carried from Spain to
Ireland in a ship from, 184
letters dated from, 223, 285
payment of prisage by London
wine merchants justified by
prisers of, 223
information on Portuguese fleet
provided by merchants of,
235
letters brought from Spain to
London via, 228, 241
Earl of Salisbury accepts High
Stewardship of, 285
Bristol, Bishop of. See Thornborough, John
Britain's Burse, Strand, London
Earl of Salisbury's project to
build, 201
progress of building of, 228, 231
commended by French Ambassador, 231
lease of shops in, 263
Brittany
162
Brocas, Sir Pexall, of Steventon,
co. Hants
involved in legal suit, 287
Brome, George, of Holton, co.
Oxford
requests that Berkshire be discharged from supplying carriages for transport of timber,
212
Bromfield and Yale, Lordship of,
co. Denbigh
tenants request Earl of Salisbury to renew their leases,
289
Brooke ( Broke), Sir Basil, of
Madeley, Shropshire, English
Catholic
Lord Saye and Sele offered
money to protect, 47
Brooke, Christopher (Crystover),
shipowner of Bristol
conveys ordnance to St. Lucar,
170
Brooke, Henry, 8th Baron Cobham
letters to Earl of Salisbury, 73,
203
requires help in financial
matters, 73, 203
Brooke, Robert, a London merchant
signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury complaining of
sequestration of goods, 289
Brookebanke, Henry, an embroiderer
recommended as tenant of a
shop at Durham House, 204
Brookesby (Bruxbey), James
Rath to send his letters to, 25
letter from Rath to, 66
Broughton, co. Oxford
82
Broughton, Mr
251
Brouncker (Bruncard), Sir Henry,
former Lord President of
Munster
mentioned, 255
Brouncker, William, son of Sir
Henry Brouncker
letter to Carr, 17
Brown, ,
205
Browne, John, an English merchant
his agent to forward to him
Rath's letters from Florence,
25
Browne, Thomas, an iron-founder
licence to ship unserviceable
ordnance abroad renewed to,
221, 222
Browne, Sir William, Deputy-Governor of Flushing
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 26
his indiscretion, 103
instructed not to assist banished
Scottish ministers at Flushing, 184
228(2)
Browne, William
witness of brawl at Waltham
Cross, 242
Bruce, Edward, 1st Baron Bruce of
Kinloss, Master of the Rolls
member of Commission to
examine Bouillon's case, 15
Bruce (Bruice), Edward, son of
Edward, Lord Bruce, Master
of the Rolls
his pension, 306
Bruce, William, English Ambassador to Poland
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 106
Brudenel, Mr. See Brudenel, John
Brudenel, John, English Catholic
Lord Saye and Sele offered
money to protect, 47
Brudnell, Hugh, of Rufford Abbey,
co. Notts, recusant
subject to forfeiture, 199
Bruerton, Rondell. See Brereton,
Rondell
Bruges [W. Flanders, Flanders]
Caron's nephew made Burgomaster of, 9
Bruice, Edward. See Bruce, Edward
Bruncard, Henry. See Brouncker,
Sir Henry
Bruning, Matthew, of the English
embassy in Madrid
letter to Perkins, 273
sends news from Spain, 273
Bruning, , uncle to Matthew
Bruning
273
Brnn (Brine) [Moravia]
Diet of Moravia to be held at,
125
Brunswick (Braunswick), Henry
Julius, Duke of
expected at Prague, 71
Brunswick-Lneburg, Ernest II,
Duke of
his agent in London petitions
on behalf of, 38
Brussels (S. Brabant, Netherlands]
5, 32, 83, 101, 110, 153, 187,
199, 258, 272
rumour of Spinola's recall from
Geertruidenberg to, 27
letters dated from, 67, 118, 163,
196
English nuns at, 223
Willford brought to be tortured
at, 232
Baynham ordered to leave, 252
Bruxbey. See Brookesby, James
Bryant, Nicholas
supposed manslaughter of, 127
Brydges, Grey, 5th Lord Chandos
involved in legal proceedings
over property, 269
receives profits of the Isle of
Man, 277
Buchanan, John
his pension, 306
Bucher, Secretary. See Pucher, Johan
Buck, Sir Thomas
letter to Earl of Salisbury, 265
sends news of events in Eastern
Europe, 265
Buckeridge, John, Master of St.
John's College, Oxford
King's letter to, 121
Buckfastleigh, co. Devon
petitions for execution of
Statute concerning artificers,
289
Buckinghamshire
128
Buckner, Thomas, tenant or farmer
of a shop at the Royal
Exchange
signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
202
Buildwas (Buyldwas), co. Salop
129
Buillon, Duke of. See Bouillon
Bullock, John, of Whittington, co.
Worcester, recusant
subject to forfeiture, 199
Bumford, Mr, a London merchant
his servant sentenced for bringing uncertificated French
goods into Spain, 173
Buntingford, co. Herts
petitions for execution of Statute concerning artificers, 288
Burbeck, Thomas, servant to Sir
John Weynford (or Wentworth)
involved in a brawl, 242
Burgeso, Cardinal. See Borghese,
Camillo
Burgess (Burgis), Richard, Alderman of Hull
signs letter requesting Earl of
Salisbury's help in confirming Corporation's privileges,
80
Burgh, Frances de, Countess of
Clanricarde, wife of Richard,
4th Earl of Clanricarde
sends presents to Willis, 134
her petition to Earl of Salisbury,
293
Burgh, John de, son of Richard de
Burgh, 2nd Earl of Clanricarde
164 and n
Burgh (Bourke), Redmond, styled
Baron Leitrim
letter to Cornwallis, 164 and n
complains of wrongs committed
against him and his family,
164
offers his service to James I,
180
Burgh, Richard de, 2nd Earl of
Clanricarde
mentioned, 164 and n
Burgh, Richard de, 4th Earl of
Clanricarde
gathers forces of Connaught
against Donogh O'Connor,
192
293
Burgh, Thomas, an English merchant in Portugal
receives justice at the hands of
the Viceroy of Portugal, 132
Burgh, Ulick de, 3rd Earl of
Clanricarde
accused of murdering John de
Burgh, 164
Burgh, Lady. See Burgh, Frances de
Burghley, Lord. See Cecil, William
Burk, John. See Burgh, John de
Burk, Sir Richard. See Burgh,
Richard de
Burk, Ullick. See Burgh, Ulick de
Burntwood. See Brentwood
Burrough, Walter, citizen of Exeter
begs Earl of Salisbury to
accept High Stewardship of
Exeter, 173
Bursia. See Busra
Burte, Robert, a surveyor
143
Burton, Francis, a London stationer
publishes religious pamphlet,
113
Burton, John, tenant or farmer
of a shop at the Royal
Exchange
signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
202
Busher, John, deputy to the
Customs farmers at Faversham
seizes goods at Faversham, 218
Busra (Bursia) [Turkey]
Anatolian rebels burn, 72
Bussy, Mr
282
Butcher, John, Mayor of Bristol
signs letter of thanks to Earl of
Salisbury for accepting High
Stewardship of Bristol, 285
Butler, Sir Henry. See Boteler, Sir
Henry
Butler, Thomas, 10th Earl of
Ormond
240
Butter
shipped to Spain from Bristol
and West country, 171
shipped to Spain and France
from ports of Cheshire, Wales
and Lancashire, 303
Buttes, Henry. See Butts, Henry
Button (Botton), Sir William, of
Alton, co. Wilts
227, 228
Butts (Buttes), Henry, former
Fellow of Corpus Christi
College, Cambridge
his case mentioned, 93
Buyldwas. See Buildwas
Bylles, , under-searcher at the
port of London
appointed contrary to custom,
232