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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Q.
Quaillefontaine (Cailfontaine), camp at; 136 (2).
Quarelus, Mr.; 79.
Quares, James; 64.
Quarles, James, Surveyor General, payments to; 182.
Quaryngeton, letters, dated at; 301, 576.
Queen, The :
audiences of; 3, 334.
musicians of; 19, 76.
authority in ecclesiastical matters; 94.
letters from :
to the King of Scotland, and replies; 12, 28, 227, 247, 286, 296, 344, 363, 372, 382, 509, 541, 544.
to the States General; 54.
to the Towns in the Low Countries; 56.
to the Lord Deputy and others in Ireland; 98, 217, 219, 231, 368.
to the Elector Palatine; 105.
to the Earl of Essex; 143, 166.
to the Earl of Tyrone; 218.
to the King of France; 342, 343, 374, 404, 414, 421.
to the French King's sister; 375, 415.
to various others; 202, 224, 436, 453.
negotiations with the Earl of Bothwell; 11, 23, 26.
progresses and visits of; 115, 133, 136, 142, 220, 394.
succours sent by, to the King of France, her views regarding; 143, 145, 151.
her views of the progress of events in France : 152, 414, 415.
Thomas Markham's services to her, before her succession, and afterwards; 189.
heads of matters for submission to; 191, 192.
at Micham; 220.
Sir W. Raleigh mourns her departure; 220.
handwriting of; 228.
a probable reference to her wealth; 262.
offer to mediate between the Grand Seignior and the Emperor of Almaigne; 301–2.
her action towards the Catholics defended; 322.
books written against; 325.
a present to Archibald Douglas; 334.
her “slow giving”; 335.
takes exception to the emolument of a certain clerk; 364.
her decision in regard to the Scotch lords; 381.
her views as to the duties of advocates; 383.
her nomination to an office ignored, proceedings thereon, etc.; 386, 388, 390, 391, 410, 414, 427.
expresses her displeasure; 389.
interference with regard to the grant of college leases; 395, 611, 612 (2).
a lease obtained from the Bishop of Coventry; 400, 404.
dealings with the King of Scotland; 406.
sentiments of devotion, etc. toward; 406, 412.
“the infinite treasure of her sweet disposition”; 425.
New Year's Gifts for; 447.
resents a bitter speech against Cecil; 452.
made acquainted with what is said in Parliament; 453.
her views as to the French King's conversion; 453.
plots to assassinate; 485, 491, 604, 617, 630.
account of despatch of business by; 485, 6.
question of a successor, book discussing; 498.
wishes to stay Dr. Lopez's execution, reasons against; 512, 513.
her action with regard to Bothwell and his party; 518, 519, 520, 524, 528.
the burden of entertaining her; 524.
warned of danger from Spain; 539, 576.
mention of offer of sovereignty of the Low Countries to; 560.
asked to send aid to Prince de Conti, etc.; 579.
her good health; 587.
a letter from, to the Senate of Genoa, asked for; 603.
Queen's :
bakehouse, an officer of; 50.
Chamber, page of the; 183.
Chapel, gentlemen of; 31.
— organist of; 106.
countinghouse, yeoman of the; 516.
household, furnishing of wines for; 469.
household, officers of :
Clerk of the Spicery; 559.
footman; 167.
Groom of the Confectionery; 550.
kitchemen; 160.
sewer; 80.
starchwoman; 614.
yeoman of the scullery; 213.
lands, proceeds of sale of : 63.
— — payments out of; 64.
litterman; 31.
maids, the talk of London; 153.
manor; 578.
messengers, payment of; 35.
musician; 163.
pepper; 88, 234, 237, 238, 297, 301, 308, 322.
stables, equerries of; 184, 223, 302.
— granitor and riding purveyor; 87.
— master avenor of; 218.
tenants, horses to be furnished by; 184.
trumpeters; 34.
waiters, deceits of; 405.
yeoman usher; 108.
Queenborough harbour, a ship in, to be seized; 246 (2).
Querantret, Francisco; 198.
Quillebœuf; 83.
Quishen, Richard; 602.
Quyny, Bartholomew, wardship of a daughter of; 488 (2).
R.
R., I. de, at Bruges, letters of, intercepted; 503.
Raab, town of, besieged; 606.
Raby, West Park and Langley pertaining to; 456.
Radcliffe :
Alderman, see Ratcliffe.
Robert; 65.
Radford :
Arthur, Cecil's servant, complaint against Sir J. Gilbert; 507, 516.
— Sir John Gilbert's “brother”; 507.
Ragusian Republic declares war against the Turks; 607.
Raine, Francis; 495. (2).
Rainsford, Mr.; 496.
Ralegh, Raleigh :
Caro; 563.
Sir Walter; 14, 222, 226, 249, 291, 295, 296, 381, 517.
— letters from; 78, 220, 221, 310, 332, 356, 363, 384, 483, 487, 510, 551, 566, 609.
— instructions for an expedition; 200.
— commission for the sale of prizes taken by fleet of; 239.
— offer by [in connexion with the prize Carrack]; 250.
— pieces of silk, a present from; 250.
— one of the undertakers of trade of pipe staves in Munster; 278, 332, 363, 464.
— share of the Carrack allotted to; 287, 289.
— views upon the state of Ireland; 311.
— handwriting of; 332.
— plans of; 485.
— Sir J. Gilbert's affection for; 507.
— his dealings with the Bishop of Salisbury; 507.
— discusses, Spanish preparations and offers his services; 551, 566.
— his obligations to Cecil; 609.
— his “Bess”; 609.
Lady, letter to Cecil; 485.
Ramsay, Alexander, of Dundee; 46.
Randall :
Lord Essex's man; 155
Avery; 537.
William, Englishman of Dunkirk, great conveyer of traitors into England, in the Gatehouse; 587, 588.
Randle, John, of Weymouth; 88.
Randolph :
Capt., company of, at Flushing, debt; 32.
Mr.; 82.
Randoll, —; 474.
Rant, William; 73.
Rastell's Abridgment of Statutes; 95.
Ratcliffe, Ratclyffe, Radcliffe :
Alderman, his son a prisoner at Fuenterabia; 177, 350.
— the host of Dr. Ch. Parkins; 239, 324, 576, 584.
— mentioned; 333.
Lady; 447.
Rates, the Book of, considered; 613.
Ratisbon :
Diet at, proceedings described; 584, 606.
the town very damp; 584.
summary of a letter from; 606.
Rayley; 533.
Reade :
Sir Thomas; 292, 295.
Sir William; 295.
Reading; 228.
Reaghes, Walter; 564.
Reau :
Mons. de, special ambassador to England from King of France; 116, 132, 133.
— instructions for; 131.
Reaughe, Bryan, in the Wood Street Counter, history, etc.; 285.
Recognizance of debt, a “book” drawn with respect to, of general benefit; 351, 352.
Recognizances, the cause of, thought to be worth 1,000 marks a year, etc.; 608, 609.
Recusants :
names of, etc.; 79, 80, 175, 176, 181, 198, 200, 240–2, 263–275, 359, 407, 446, 533.
proceedings against; 176, 182, 553.
a house harbouring, a notable Jesuit taken, there; 510.
Act of Parliament against; 260.
draft of the first bill against; 298.
an inquisition as to sons of, sent abroad; 448, 488.
Recusancy, a commission of; 198.
Redhead, a labourer at Enfield; 602.
Redhed, Robert, petition; 159.
Rees, John, Albane Stepneth's servant; 280.
Regensporge; 535.
Registrum Brevium; 94.
Regland, Jerome, of Sherborne, 270.
Reinall, Thomas Moffet's cousin; 174.
Reiters, German mercenaries; 21, 22, 136, 172, 186, 327.
“Reixes daye”; 535.
Remorentin; 97.
Renard, Nicholas; 101.
Renot, a letter from the Q. to, suggested; 192.
Reprisal goods, export of; 216.
Responsio pseudo philopatri, a book so named; 419.
Restalrig :
Laird of, letters from; 6.
— mentioned; 24.
Rettor, Mr.; 303.
Reve, Thomas; 73.
Revenue and expenditure, statement of; 182.
Rey by Rochelle, island of; 179.
Reynell, Thomas, a justice of the peace of Dartmouth; 581.
Reynolds, Reynoldes :
Carew; 601.
Edward, secretary to Lord Essex, letters to; 74, 132, 144, 147, 153, 158, 160, 161, 164, 178.
— fitter for Muses than for Mars; 160.
— his cousin Anthony; 153.
— mentioned; 323, 430.
Richard, of Blaynscoe; 266.
Richard, of Southwark; 272.
Reynspurge; 425.
Rheims :
mentioned; 69.
college of, referred to; 128.
Assembly of the States at; 192.
Governor of; 562.
Rhine, Count Palatine of the; 219.
Rice, Mrs.; 403.
Rich, Lord (Robert), lands of, fine on suing out his livery; 160.
Richard III., King, a saying in connexion with; 350.
Richards, Captain Thomas, porter at Brill, pay; 293.
Richardson :
Ralph, York; 122.
Alderman, Hull; 478.
Richmond :
the Court at; 67, 152, 154.
Lord Essex's chamber at, referred to; 285.
Rick, Peter de, President of the States General; 33.
Riddell :
William, alderman of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; 123.
— mayor of same; 209, 210.
Riddlesden :
Mr.; 296.
Stephen; 239.
Rider, one, servant to the Lord Chamberlain; 602.
Ridley, Dr. Thomas, Eton College, letter from; 616.
Rigbie, Edward, clerk of the Crown at Lancaster; 422.
Riggmayden :
John, of Weddcarre; 265.
Walter, of Weddcarre; 266.
Rigman, Mrs., of Whyt; 242.
Rihon, M. de, letter from; 144.
Rimerton, Northumberland; 188.
Rimonde, the news of; 384.
Rissells; 497.
Rithe, Thomas, of Roplie; 271.
Rither, Mr.; 441.
Rives, Richard, of Barton Stacie; 271.
Robarts, Dr., an English doctor at Milan; 466.
Robertes, Captain; 169.
Roberts, Alexander; 73.
Robinson :
Mr., searcher of London; 323.
Thomas, describes the marking of stuffs by the manufacturers at Sandwich; 573.
Robson :
Richard; 87.
Simon, of St. John's College; 334.
Robyn, Mr., letter to; 550.
Robynson, William, York; 122.
Roche, Lord Viscount, Lord of Fermoy; 98.
Rochelle; 177, 321, 331, 400.
Dutch ships of war at; 329, 337.
Rochester; 243, 318, 475.
Rochford, the Jesuit; 564.
Rock Savage, letters dated; 403, 467.
Roclyf Castle repaired; 450.
Roddam, Robert, of Little Houghton; 188.
Rodriguez. Don Mendo, letter to; 510.
Rogerley, Mrs., of Latham; 242.
Rogers :
Edward, Mr. Harington's charges against; 472.
Henry; 216.
William; 473.
Rogues and vagabonds, causes for their increase; 5.
Rokwood, Thomas, of Bristol; 204.
Rollestone, Rolston :
Anthony, Spanish agent at Fuenterabia; 176.
— concern for his safety; 331.
— letter from, containing news; 349.
Rollet, Mons. de; 37.
Rolls, Master of the; 533.
Roman Catholics in England; 7.
indulgence to come to church; 619.
Romans, King of the, the matter of; 585.
Rome :
mentioned; 69, 303, 359, 389.
letters dated at; 327, 328, 471, 476.
English Catholics at; 328, 336.
ideas at, of feeling in England; 335.
the College of Seminarists at; 336, 466.
proceedings at, in connexion with negotiations for absolution of the K. of France; 476.
account of an adventurous Englishman's visit to; 582, 598.
Romford, Lady Burghley's benevolence to men of; 495.
Romish Church, an Englishman's opinion of the; 350.
Romney; 475.
Ronius :
a Fleming, agent of the K. of Spain in Holland; 475, 482.
to meet Chasteaumartin to give information; 540, 546, 549.
“devoted to her Majesty's service”; 549.
Rooke :
Mr., a priest going to England; 69.
Henry, of Stanton St. John's; 270.
Rookewoode :
Edward, of Besthorpe; 269.
John, of Stanningfield; 269.
Robert, of Stanningfield; 269.
Thomas, of Stanningfield; 269.
Roper :
Edmund, of Ashe; 264.
John, of St. Andrew's in Holborn; 267.
William, of London, grocer, a recusant; 198.
Rosbous, Mons. de; 129.
Roscarock; 432.
Roscommon exposed to invasion by the Ulster Rebels; 338–9.
Roscou, Rusco; 562, 601.
Rose, one, murdered in Dorsetshire; 277.
Rosny, —, a partisan of the Duke of Guise; 371.
Ross, Bishop of (John Leslie):
a debt of Lord Seton to; 29.
imprisonment and ransom of; 38–48.
letters, etc, from; 41–48, 59, 76.
a composition as to lands of, mentioned; 46.
presentation to bishopric of Murray; 49.
interrogatories concerning; 78.
death mentioned; 118.
question of his being entertained as a spy for the Queen; 185, 192.
“Ross” Newoy, my Lord of”; 48.
Rosse, Lady; 49.
Roubottom, a name for Bruer; 156.
Roud, John, one of the adventurers concerned in the Carrack; 243.
Rouen :
letters, etc. dated at; 38, 40–48, 59, 76, 166, 175.
Archbishop of; 41.
prisoners of war at; 76.
interrogatories relating to; 78.
the army expected before; 136, 139.
death of Lord Essex's brother before; 140.
investment of, etc.; 143, 148, 151, 153, 154, 164, 168, 180, 191, 326.
— reasons for the King's delay; 185.
Lord Essex's challenge to the Governor of; 161.
levy of “shot” for siege of; 183.
Spanish agent in; 245.
nuns dispersed from; 393.
Rought, the, Ireland, government of; 566.
Rouillac, Sieur de, Governor of Boulogne; 184.
Roularte, Madame, lady governess of Boulogne; 319.
Rowden, John, Keeper of Windsor Forest : 79.
Rowe :
Peter, a Frenchman, of Lyme; 256.
Roger, Alderman of Newcastle-upon-Tyne; 123.
Rowghane or Roghan, Dennis, a prisoner in the Gatehouse, letter from; 117.
Rowland, Thomas Guernsey; 379.
Rowse, one, a French merchant at Southampton; 575.
Rowthe, Gabriel; 573.
Ruckwood, Edward, of Eryson; 268.
Rudston, Martin, of Barnabe; 273.
Rue in Normandy; 187.
Rugenwalde in Pomerania; 23.
Rumely; 97.
Runwell in Essex; 533.
Ruston :
Henry, of Cleyton; 266.
William, of Powtall; 266.
Rushworth (Rufforth, Rufford), co. Norfolk, late dissolved College; 107.
Russell alias Molenuxe, the matter of; 211.
Russell :
Lady; 362.
— Lady D. Perrott's letter to; 213.
Lady (Elizabeth), letters about her daughter's cause; 460 (2).
Robert; 262.
Sir William charge against Sir T. Sherley; 50.
— a grant from the Queen to; 385 (2).
— a favorite for an office; 499.
— in Ireland; 616.
W., devotion to Lord Essex; 162.
Rust, Mr., in the Chancery; 533.
Rutkin, Robert, merchant in S. Mary Axe; 180.
Rutkyn, one, a bundle of papers directed to; 200.
Rutland, Earl of (John); 49.
Rye, France; 167.
Rye; 196.
troops from France at; 345.
— dismissed; 355.
victualling of troops at; 563.
Ryed, Deepe; 534.
Ryther, Mr., a prisoner in the Fleet; 563.
Ryvers, John de, Governor of Sluys; 503.
Ryves, John; 168.