M

M., B., letters from

Mabbott, Kympton, agent to the Commissioners for Sick and Wounded at Plymouth
-, letter from
-, his wife

Macarthie, Mrs. (widow of Macarthie Reagh)

Macaully, Captain Dermot

McCann, Roger
-, examination of

McCarrell, John
-, Mary, a Frenchwoman

MacCarty, Colonel

McCarty, Colonel Charles, of Ballyea

Macchartie, Lady Margaret

Macclesfield, Charles Gerard, 2nd Earl of
-, attainder of

McCormack, Robert

McCreish, John, of Mackelstoun

McDaniel, Captain Barry

Macdaniell, Mary

MacDonald, Alexander
-, the younger, of Chinock
-, of Inverigan
-, of Inveroy
-, Angus
-, of Achnawichane
-, Colonel
-, John, of Sandack
-, Ronald
-, in Cullochy (Callachie)
-, Roy alias

McDonnell, Captain

MacDonnell, Owen Bawn (or Bane)
-, Patrick

McFarlane, William, of Kirktown

MacGrayth, Captain

Machau, Abraham

Machrel, Andrew

Mackanny, F.

Mackay, Mr.

Mackbeth, William

Mackculloch, David, of Ardwell
-, John, of Tertorfe

McKean, Captain Laughlin

Mackelstoun

McKenna, —
-, Francis, examination of
-, Patrick
-, examination of
-, has been in gaol for perjury

Mackenzie, —, uncle to the Earl of Seaforth
-, Anne
-, Captain, of Suddy
-, Lieutenant Duncan
-, James, advocate
-, John, memorial of
-, Maibenzie, Roderick, Lord Justice Clerk
-, William, ensign

Mackey, Benjamin

McKie, Archibald, of Merton

Mackintosh, Ann
-, the Laird of, slaying of
-, Lachline, collector of customs at Perth

Macklain, Ensign

Macklyne, Peter

Macky, —
-, John
-, Mr.

McLean, Captain

Maclean, Macklean, Mackleane, Macleane, McLeane, Sir John, Bart.
-, committed to the Tower for high treason
-, to be arrested
-, to be brought before the Committee of Council
-, order for close confinement of, discharged
-, Lady
-, to be arrested
-, to be released
-, to visit and remain with her husband

McMahon, Cornelius, of Kerry

Mac Martin, Angus, in Letterfinlay

McMartin, Neil, in Milcomir (Muckomir)

McMath, Magdalen. See Kinloch.

McMaster, Angus

McNeal, Captain Daniel
-, Malcolm

McNeale, Robert, petition of

McNeall, Mackneal, McNeal, Robert, a prisoner
-, letter from

Macornock, Esther
-, Gilbert, of Barley

Macpherson, —, a prisoner
-, Alexander
-, his wife

Macro, C.

Macroom, Macrome, co. Cork

Madagascar

Madden, Daniel

Maddin, —, an Irish attendant on English prisoners of war

Maddox, Francis

Madeira
-, pass to

Maden, Bryan

Madrid, Council of War held at

Madrin, Richard, of Lanerch

Maes, the river

Maesy Neuodd

Maffei, Count, Envoy of Savoy

Magdalens (Scotland), barony of

Magdeburg, Germany

Magenis, Richard

Magny, Abraham

Magray, —, a treasonable preacher

Mahlstede, Conrad
-, John

Maibenzie. See Mackenzie.

Maidman, Captain William

Maillet, Gerard

Mainbray, M.

Maine, Colonel [or Captain] Edmund, Governor of Berwick-on-Tweed, letters from
-, letters to
-, authorised to call courts-martial

Mainforth, Gilbert

Mains, Nether (Scotland)

Maisonfort, M., prisoner of war, re-leased

Maitland, Brigadier James, Governor of Fort William
-, his regiment of foot

Major, John, steward of the Court of Record of Leicester

Majorca, letter dated off

Malaga (Spain)
-, Governor of

Malamocco, Malomocco (in Gulf of Venice)

Malet, Pierre

Mallard, Lieutenant Thomas

Mallett, Peter

Malloon, Cornelius

Malta, two French gentlemen, knights of
-, Knights of

Maltese, the, ships building for, at Toulon

Man, Isle of

Manasie, Jacob

Manchester, Charles Montagu, 4th Earl of
-, Ambassador of William III at Paris, afterwards Secretary of State

Manchet, A.
-, J.

Mandamus, a

Mandemaker, John J.

Manly, Mr., postmaster of Dublin

Manner. See Manor.

Manningham, Thomas, rector of St. Andrew's, Holborn

Manor, Manner (Peeblesshire), half lands and barony of, called the Mains of Castlehill
-, lands called Halmanner and Hairhope attached to
-, lands of Over and Nether Glenraths in
-, mill and lands of Wells in

Manship, Sarah

Many, J.

Mar, John Erskine, 22nd Earl of, and the lordship of Stirling
-, his new regiment of foot
-, his future spouse. See Hay, Lady Margaret.

Maraquier, Charles, petition of

Marcellius, Gabriell

Marcet, Francis
-, N.

March, Frances, deposition of
-, William Douglas, 7th Earl of, grant to

Marchall, Catharina

Marchmont, Marchmount, Patrick Hume, 1st Earl of
-, William III's Commissioner to the General Assembly

Marcus, Alexander
-, D.
-, David
-, M.
-, S.

Maresco, Peter, a Queen's messenger

Margerom, Mary

Margott, Philip, surgeon to the Earl of Galway's regiment

Maria Josepha, Archduchess, mourning for

Marines, courts-martial for trying
-, in Hampshire
-, and distribution of prize money
-, for the Portuguese expedition, number of
-, instructions for the employment of, by Sir G. Rooke
-, return of
-, See also Army (regiments).

Maris, Charles, a Queen's messenger

Mark Elderick. See Eldrig.

Markendal, Lieutenant John

Marker, Richard, schoolmaster of Ottery

Markets and fairs
-, grants of
-, petitions for or concerning

Mark Greddan. See Greddan

Markham, Major Thomas

Markin, Thomas

Markland, Lieutenant Charles

Marlborough, John Churchill, 1st Duke of
-, letters to
-, and arms supplied in Flanders
-, requires troops from Ireland
-, seven vessels to convoy, to Holland
-, volunteers to serve under
-, his regiment
-, agent to. See Wight.
-, pass issued by
-, at Cork
-, petitions referred to
-, and the Poor Knights of Windsor
-, Ambassador and Plenipotentiary to the States General, bills of expenses of
-, at Bonn
-, Master-General of the Ordnance, warrants addressed to
-, and powder for Scotland
-, requires regiments and troops of horse to be sent from Ireland to Holland
-, on the sending of carriages for cannon to Lisbon
-, Sarah, Duchess of, 'Malboro's whore'

Marmion, Henry, petition of

Maro, Salomon

Marque, letters of
-, to seize French and Spanish ships

Mars, Jan
-, Peter

Marschal, Joris

Marseilles
-, forty sail of galleys at

Marshall, —, widow
-, Ensign
-, Sir John
-, Mary
-, William

Marshalsea prison, the
-, prisoners in
-, See also Southwark.

Marsihalck, J.

Marston, Thomas

Martens, John
-, John Dietrich

Martin, Anton
-, Catherine
-, Elizabeth
-, J.
-, of Antigua
-, James
-, John
-, Mr.
-, Peter
-, T.

Martine, James
-, Martin

Martinique, Martineco, Martinico

Martinson, Martin

Martinus, Hendrick

Marufo, Don Bartolome Bernalte, Governor of Rota
-, deposition of

Marwood, Elizabeth
-, S.

Mary, Queen (of William III), gift and promise of a pension by
-, grants of pensions by

Maryborough, Viscount. See Moly-neux.

Maryland
-, Governor of. See Blakiston; Seymour.
-, passes to

Masham, Sir Francis

Mason, Ailce
-, Lieutenant Joseph
-, William, of Cornwood, petition of

Masparrante, J.

Massachusetts Bay, Governor of. See Dudley.

Massinger, —, a Customs officer

Master of the Horse. See Horse and Somerset.

Master of the Rolls. See Trevor.

Mathafarn, Mathavern, co. Montgomery

Mathew, Mathews. See Matthews.

Mathison, Henry

Mattagorda, Fort, attack on

Matthews or Mathews, Anne
-, Catherine, petition of
-, Captain George, the younger
-, his wife Martha, a Protestant
-, Michael
-, Mr., the elder
-, William
-, of Northbrook, petition of
-, Mathew, Lieut.-Colonel Wil-liam

Matthyssen, William

Maucleer, John

Maurice, Honoré

Maxtoun, Mungo, of Cuthwey

Maxwell, Jean
-, Major
-, Patrick
-, of Newark
-, Rachel. See Edgar
-, Sir William, of Monreith,
-, grant to

Maxy, Joseph

May, J.
-, Mrs.

Maycock, —, beadle of St. Ann's [Westminster]

Mayer, G.

Maynooth, Manooth, co. Kildare, prebend of

Maynwaring, A.

Mayo County

Maystoun (? Wigtownshire), barony of

Mead, Sir John, of Ballintober, created a baronet
-, Seneschal of Tipperary
-, Major, his wife Elizabeth

Meads, William

Meath, Richard Tennison, Bishop of
-, a son of. See Tenni-son.

Meath, Edward Brabazon, 4th Earl of
-, and the Countess of
-, case of, against Lord Ward
-, 300l. a year to be paid to, during joint lives
-, pension of
-, not to be granted if his petition is not with-drawn
-, petition of, cannot be withdrawn
-, is in possession
-, Countess of (and see above), pension of
-, desires to see the Lord Lieutenant

Meath County, Grand Jury of

Mebius, Christopher

Mecan, Mr., collector at Coleraine

Mecklegenoch (Scotland)

Mecklenburg

Medhint, Mr., recommended to be postmaster of Dublin

Medina. See De Medina.

Mediterranean Sea, the
-, commander of squadron to. See Shovell.
-, Fleet, the. See under Navy, the Royal.
-, Sir G. Rooke to proceed to
-, signal for knowing friends in

Medley, R.
-, Robert

Meers, Captain John, a prisoner in the Gatehouse

Meier, James

Meirs, Captain John

Melford, Lord, Secretary of State for Scotland

Melhuish, Robert

Mellefont, —
-, James, certificate by

Melon, —

Melrose, Melross (Roxburghshire), minister at. See Forrester

Melvill, James, of Cassengray

Melville, Melvill, George Melville, 1st Earl of
-, late President of the Privy Council (Scotland), salary of

Mendes, J.

Menil, Vincent

Mercade, Benjamin
-, Monsieur, pension to

Mercado, S.

Mercer, John
-, William, ensign

Meredith, Henry
-, Sir Richard, Bart.
-, Roger
-, Susanna, petition of
-, Meredyth, Colonel Thomas, his regiment of foot
-, to be shipped from Ireland to Flanders or Holland

Merionethshire, Deputy Lieutenants of

Meriton, Thomas

Merrell, Thomas

Merrill, J.
-, Mr.

Merritt, William

Merry, R.

Merstoun (Scotland)

Mertoun. See Penninghame.

Meskell, John

Mesnard, Dr.

Messengers in ordinary of the Queen, lists of bills of
-, warrants addressed to
-, et seq.

Messervy, Daniel, Procurator of Jersey

Messier, Alexander
-, John

Messina (Sicily), to be taken if practicable

Methuen, Methven, Methwin, John, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, Ambassador to Portugal
-, letter from
-, impudence of
-, removal of, as Lord Chancellor (Ireland)
-, appointment of
-, departure of
-, equipage and salary of
-, extraordinary expenses of
-, ill with gout
-, complains of engineers, &c., sent to Portugal
-, complains of bad provisions supplied to soldiers and sailors on voyage to Portugal

Mets, George

Meuseback, Baron de

Meusnier, Philip

Mew, William, ensign

Mews, the, porter of

Meyer, Court

Meyering, J.

Meynize, William, procurator fiscal to the sheriffdom of Edinburgh

Meyrick, William

Mholl. See Moll.

Michaille, M., See also De Michaille.

Michel, John

Michelson, Henry

Michelucci, Matthias

Miçoh, Giovanni

Middleburg, Middleborough, in Zee-land

Middlesex
-, gaol delivery for
-, General Sessions of the Peace for
-, a jury of
-, justice of the peace for. See Smith.
-, sheriff of. See under Lon-don.

Middleton, John, of Gwaynunog
-, Lord, Secretary of State for Scotland
-, Mr.
-, Sir Richard, Bart.
-, Captain (Colonel) Robert
-, case of
-, documents relating to
-, Thomas
-, William

Midlothian. See Edinburgh.

Miege, Guy

Mignant, M.

Milan
-, soldiers from

Milcomir, Muckomir (Inverness)

Mildmay, Charles
-, to be prosecuted
-, Francis
-, Mr.

Miles, William

Milford, co. Pembroke

Milford Haven, Milford, co. Pembroke
-, care of sick seamen at

Militia tax, the

Millar, John, of Glenlee
-, Mathew, of Glenlee

Miller, Edmond
-, George

Millet, Bernard

Millington, M.
-, S.

Millintoun, —, of Ogill, lands of

Mills, Samuel, Chief Steward of Liberties of St. Augustine, Canterbury

Milner, Richard, J.P.

Minehead, co. Somerset

Mines. See Ireland.

Mink, John

Minnens, Anne

Minno, Anne

Mint, the. See under Scotland.

Miranda, Esther
-, Joseph
-, Sarah

Miremont, M.

Mitchell, —, of the Prince's Council
-, letter from
-, Sir David
-, letters to
-, John, letter to
-, of Alderston
-, M.

Mocenigo, M.

Mochrum, Mockrame (Wigtownshire)

Modena

Moercamp, Bernard

Mogin, Jacob

Mohl, Mohll. See Moll.

Mohun [of Okehampton], Charles Mohun, 4th Baron, his claim to the Earl of Macclesfield's estate
-, his regiment
-, a new company for

Molen, Herman

Molesworth, Mr.
-, R.

Moll, Mholl, Mohl, Mohll, Herman, a German
-, proceedings against

Molyneux, Mr., his servants
-, of Maryborough, William Molyneux, 5th Viscount, petitions of

Monbsmoss, Monb's Moss (Scotland)

Monck, Thomas

Moncreiffe, Moncrief (Perthshire)

Moncrief, Thomas, of Moncreiffe

Monday, Captain, his wife Ellen

Mondrogattane (Scotland)

Money Bill, a,And See under Ireland.

Monger, Mongar, Capt.-Lieutenant, afterwards Captain John

Monirot, P.

Monk, Francis

Monkaird (? Ayrshire), land of

Monmouth, the Sessions at

Monmouthshire, sheriff of. See Morgan.

Monreith, Monreeth (Wigtownshire), barony of

Monro or Monroe, John, Queen's bower and armourer (Scotland)
-, Robert

Monsanta, Judith

Montagu, Ralph Montague, 1st Earl of, Master of the Great Wardrobe, warrant to

Montandre, Marquis de, brigadier in the Army in Portugal

Montanus, Peter

Montfair (? Berwickshire), town of

Montgomery, Provost Hugh, collector of customs in Glasgow town
-, John

Montgomeryshire, Deputy Lieutenants of, (names).

Montjoy. See Mountjoy.

Mont Orgueil. See Gorey.

Montrose, Montross, Mountross, clerk of the cocquet and searcher at
-, collector of customs at. See Reynolds.

Montserrat, Montserat

Montstewart. See Mount Stewart.

Moody, Lieutenant John

Moor, a, taken on an English prize by the French

Moorcroft, Robert

Moore or Moor, Abraham, murderers of
-, Barbara
-, Elizabeth
-, Captain H.
-, John
-, Richard

Moorewood, Benjamin

Moravia, frontiers of

Moray, Charles Stewart, 6th Earl of

Mordaunt, —, his regiment of marines
-, Colonel Harry, commander of the forces in Guernsey, letter from
-, letters to
-, pass given by
-, his regiment
-, Lieut., afterwards Captain
-, Henry
-, Sir J., Bart.
-, John, Lord, captain
-, Lieut.-Colonel Lewis
-, letter from

Morer, Thomas, rector of St. John Zachary's

Moreton, Matthew Ducy
-, Sergeant, his wife Susanna

Morgan, Edward, merchant
-, George
-, Lewis, sheriff of Monmouthshire
-, Captain W.
-, William

Morgenthal, Philip

Morice, —

Morin, Captain Guy

Moristoun (Scotland)

Morlaix, Murlace, Murlix (dép. Finisterre, France)

Morland, George
-, letter from

Morley, Dr., a Commissioner for Sick and Wounded
-, memorial of
-, Captain Richard

Morly, Francis

Morocco
-, Muley Ishmael, Emperor or King of
-, embellishment of a letter to
-, powder, &c., to be sent to
-, truce made with
-, ready to make a peace with Queen Anne
-, sends letters to Queen Anne
-, sends a present to Queen Anne
-, project of a treaty with
-, treaty of peace and commerce to be made with
-, presents to be sent to

Morolles, Jacob

Morpeth, co. Northumberland
-, Sessions

Morphey, Derbey
-, L.

Morra, Sir Mungo, daughter of

Morrice, Sir Nicholas

Morrill, J.

Morrin, Mr.

Morris or Morres, John
-, a Queen's messenger
-, Sir John, Bart.
-, Sir Redmond
-, Lieut.-Colonel Redmond
-, letter from
-, petition and case of
-, his father
-, private Bill (Ireland) concerning, and note
-, Richard

Morrison, George

Morse, Mr., of Austin Friars, London
-, William

Mortier, David, of Amsterdam
-, bookseller in the Strand

Mortimer, Richard

Mortlake, Mortlack, co. Surrey, tapestry works at

Morton, James Douglas, 12th Earl of, grants to
-, Mr.

Moses, Artogh
-, Bendit

Mossom, Martha

Mostyn, Mostin, Roger, of Brymbo
-, Sir Roger, Bart.

Mothiny, H.

Moulson, Hugh

Mountagh. See Leary

Mountague, Rev. Thomas

Mount-Alexander, Hugh Montgomery, 2nd Earl of, Commissioner of Great Seal (Ireland)
-, Lord Justice of Ireland
-, Master of the Ordnance (Ireland)

Mountjoy, Montjoy, William Stewart, 2nd Viscount, made a brigadier
-, and his lieut.-colonel
-, petition of
-, his regiment
-, approved to go abroad
-, few desertions in
-, made up to strength
-, to be sent to Portugal
-, sent to Portugal

Mountjoy Castle, lease of

Mountrath, Charles Coote, 3rd Earl of, Lord Justice of Ireland

Mountross. See Montrose.

Mount's Bay, co. Cornwall

Mount Stewart, Montstewart (Bute), to be a free and head burgh
-, grant of market and fairs at

Mourning for royal personages, Ambassadors' disbursements for

Moutlothian (Scotland), town and lands of

Moyle, Mr., letter to

Muckett, Benjamin, petition of

Muckomir. See Milcomir.

Muir, —, of Glanderstoun

Muire, Provost John, collector of customs at Ayr

Muley Ishmael, Emperor of Morocco, q.v.

Muller, Christian
-, D.P.
-, Joseph
-, P.

Mullins, Captain
-, Daniel

Mully, Elizabeth

Mundo, J.

Munford, J.

Munnich, John Godfrey

Muns, Ensign Charles

Munster, province of (Ireland)
-, fines and casualties of, clerk and receiver of
-, Vice-Admiral of. See Southwell

Muray, Captain John

Murphy, James, petition of

Murray, Adam, of Cardon
-, Anthony
-, George, collector of the Excise
-, Lady Janet
-, John
-, Advocate and Commissioner of Peebles, grant to
-, Patrick, of Livingstone
-, Captain Patrick
-, his son Patrick
-, his spouse Anne White
-, Brig.-General Robert
-, his regiment of foot
-, Walter, clerk to the Queen's stores (Scotland)
-, Lieutenant William
-, Major William
-, Sir William, of Stanhope

Muscat Arabs (Muscateers), supply of warlike stores to

Musgrave, C., Clerk of the Ordnance

Muskets, firelock, contract for repair of

Mussard, Theophilus

Mussau, John

Musters, Commissioners of the

Mutte, Peter

Myllet, James

Myrinton (Scotland)

Mytton, Richard

Myvod, Roger