Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 4, 1590-1594. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1892.
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"Index: J, K". Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House: Volume 4, 1590-1594. Ed. R A Roberts(London, 1892), , British History Online. Web. 8 December 2024. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-cecil-papers/vol4/pp673-675.
J.
Jackson :
Arthur; 417.
John; 7.
— Mayor of Southampton; 121.
Joseph, a merchant of St. Jean de Luz; 331.
— agent for M. Chasteaumartin; 417.
Thomas York; 122.
Father, a Jesuit; 496.
Jacomel, M., president of Calais, letter from; 330.
Jacques :
Lieutenant, in Ireland; 310.
—; 588.
James, —; 625.
James VI., King of Scotland, see Scotland, King of.
James, John; 78.
Jameson, James, master of a ship; 330.
Jan Callvet, Mons.; 197.
Janeson, Jan, a name for Modye, at Antwerp; 581.
Jannyn, President, at Laon, conferences with the King, etc.; 589, 591, 592, 593.
Jansse, Albert, of North Holland; 166.
Jaques; 626.
Lieut., at Brussels; 497.
Jara; 78.
Jedburgh; 30.
Jefferey, Jeffereys or Jeffrye :
Thomas, merchant of Calais; 28, 532.
— letters from; 205, 505, 506.
Jefford :
John, of Chichester; 263.
— of Chillington; 267, 272.
— of Loughton; 273.
Jefforde, Capt. Sir George; 229.
Jelley, Jacques, Burgomaster of Flushing; 503.
Jemmett :
Warham; 230.
— letter from; 475.
Jenkin, James ap, of Llanvocha; 274.
Jennes, Francis; 333.
Jennings, —, [lover] of Cecil's children's nurse; 445.
Jennye, Francis, wardship of heir of; 524.
Jenyson, Ralph, Alderman of Newcastle-upon-Type; 123.
Jermin, Sir Thomas, at Dieppe; 158.
Jermyn, Sir Rpbert; 461.
Jernegam, —; 309.
Jernegan :
Henry; 115.
— guardian of Henry Bedingfield; 275.
Jerponville, Mons.; 161.
Jersey :
Captain or Governor of; 314, 353, 354, 359, 360, 361, 493.
diversion of trade from Brittany to; 11
letters dated at; 337, 340, 366, 370.
fortification of the castle; 276, 277, 336, 360, 361, 365, 454, 489, 492, 493.
— plans for, sunk; 361, 365.
— a dispute about wages; 561.
Governorship of; 126.
munitions, etc., for; 188, 226, 309, 314, 336, 354 (2), 454.
companies appointed for, quality, training, etc.; 336, 359, 454.
an English soldier murdered by a “very bad fellow”; 337, 365.
troops in, captains of, pay, etc.; 377.
troops sent from Brittany to, supplies for, etc.; 454.
threatened by the Spaniards; 454.
dismes of corn, tithes, etc.; 455.
deputies of, deed of, promising contribution; 489.
a deputy of, encourages a dispute about wages; 561.
shipping of troops from; 562.
Jervaux Abbey; 83.
Jervis, John, of Rossham; 263.
Jesuit, a, pious reflections of; 464.
Jesuits, a spy among the; 116.
at Brussels; 128, 496.
power of the; 335.
“not daring to gainsay”; 496.
endeavour to discredit; 536.
Jesuits and Seminary priests, lists of; 131.
commission for inquiry after; 148.
“countermines” against; 152.
conveyance to and from England; 336, 588.
a search after; 478.
gaols of London full of; 512.
Jetter, Robert, of Flixton; 269.
Jewels :
taken in the prize Carrack; 232.
a certain diamond; 549.
Master of the; 539.
Jhonestoune, —; 25.
Jisop, Robert, of Southwark; 271.
John of Austria, Don, brother of King of Spain; 172, 576.
Johnes, Jhones :
Sir Thomas, a justice of the peace of Carmarthen, letter from; 53.
— accused of treason; 115.
— lease of Emlyn manor granted to; 382.
Johns, Thomas trumpeter of the Golden Dragon; 233.
Johnson :
John, merchant at London; 180.
— one of the murderers of Sir W. Mallory's son; 285.
Robert, hospitals and schools erected by; 107.
Thomas, seminary priest; 258.
Johnstoun, Archibald; 112.
Joigner, Andrew, of Barking; 268.
Joillet, one; 581.
Jonay, Dom, statement as to cargo of the prize Carrack; 254.
Jones :
“the knave”; 162.
Anthony, page to Sir W. Stanley; 500.
Edmund, of Marden; 265.
— of Streatford; 265.
— of Norton; 265.
Griffin, a Welsh soldier adventurer, travels; 466.
Mrs., committed to the Tower; 155.
Joos, the “post” of Antwerp; 496.
Jordan, Thomas, attendant of Dr. Crathe; 310.
Joviers, one; 581.
Joyeuse :
Mons. de, or Cardinal, in Languedoc; 307.
— intercepted letter from Due de Mayenne to; 590, 621.
Juge, Mons. de; 581.
K.
Kar, William, of Ancrum, slaughter of; 175.
Kaye, John, son of a clerk of the Green Cloth; 341.
Keller, William; 14.
Kelley :
Lady; 389.
Mr., a merchant of Dartmouth; 356.
Richard, of Kingsweare; 598.
Thomas; 366, 389.
Kelly :
Sir Edward, at Prague; 450.
Willian, of Dunbar; 13, 15.
“Kelly's matter”; 417.
Kelso :
a fight arranged at; 175.
taken; 548.
Kelsterne, John; 138.
Kemp :
John, of Minvery; 274.
Mayle, late of London; 264.
Sir Thomas, wife of; 264.
Kenilworth; 371.
Kenshame :
George, deceased; 418.
— Elizabeth wife of; 418.
— Her Majesty's ward; 418.
Kensington, Warden of the Fleet's house at; 434.
Kent, County of :
Lord Lieutenant of; 14.
recusants in; 264.
levies of men in; 321, 565, 569.
salvage from wrecks on coast of; 456.
sulplusage of corn in; 196.
victuallers assessed upon; 453.
Ker :
Sir John, of Lytilldane, parted from his wife, excommunicated for remarriage; 31.
George, entrusted with the Scotch King's instructions to Spain; 216.
Kerme, Thomas, marriage; 8.
Kerne, Mr.; 9.
Kerr, Master George, escape of; 373.
Kertlinge, letter dated at; 488.
Ket's rebellion in Norfolk, mentioned; 472.
Ketredge, Mr.; 412.
Keyles, James, of London, master mariner; 544.
Keymes, or Keymish, one; 581.
Keythe, Jeanne, of Balquhairne; 48.
Kilcoran, woods of, pipe staves from; 464.
Kildsbie, Northamptonshire; 558.
Killigrew :
Henry, the Queen's Councillor; 51.
Sir Henry, letters to Essex; 135, 137, 154, 155, 157.
— a candidate for receivership of Court of Wards; 529.
— examination taken before; 543.
Lady; 73.
Mr.; 139, 154, 167.
William, a commissioner for the Carrack; 234, 238.
— mentioned; 529.
Killingworth, a copyhold in; 370.
Killysgrewe, John, Captain of the Castle of Arvenik; 116.
Kilmainham, letter dated at; 372, 386.
Kincarne, a meeting of Scottish lords at; 25, 27.
King :
—, at Harwich; 563.
— at Southampton; 575.
Reymon; 219.
“King of armies”: 619.
Kingsmels, two “stars” at Basing called; 142.
Kingston-upon-Hall, see Hall.
Kinsale, soldiers sent to; 154.
Kirkaldy; 85.
Kitchen, John, of Ryslip; 267.
Knight, Robert, of Goldefield; 271.
Knighton, Mr., a gentleman of Hertfordshire, wife of; 533.
Knight's Place by Cobham, Kent; 85.
Knockmullin burnt; 171.
Knolly, Knolles :
Sir Francis; 14, 218.
Sir William; 154, 291, 296.
— letter from; 347. See also Knowles.
Knowell, William, of Samford Orease; 274.
Knowles :
Agnes, recusant; 80.
Oliver, of Combe near Greenwich; 496.
Simon, cutler, travels and adventures; 496, 497.
— examination of; 499.
Sir William; 353. See also Knollys.
Knox, John; 205.
Knyght, John, Southampton; 121.
Knyvett, Sir Henry; 291, 295.
Kydman, —, servant to Lord Shrewbury; 420.
Kyffin, Maurice, letters to Lord Essex; 153, 175.
Kyfte :
— in Wales; 63.
John, a prisoner in the Marshalsea; 38.
Kyrton, Lincolnshire, parsonage of; 176.