W

Wach, Major

Waddell, George

Wade, Major G.

Wagna, M.

Wagstaff, Sir Thomas

Wainwright, H.

Waite, William

Walch, B.

Waldebourg

Waldegrave, Henrietta, natural daughter of James II, Lady married to Lord Galmoy

Waldstein, Count, his secretary

Wales, coast of, privateers off
-, deodands, &c., in
-, Marches of, deodands, &c., in
-, Northern Counties of, Lord Lieutenant of. SeeCholmondeley.

Wales, Prince of. See James Francis Edward.

Walfracts, Godert

Walgrave, Sir William, his widow Isabella

Walker, Captain, of H.M.S. Cumberland
-, Charles
-, Commodore
-, George
-, H.
-, Hester
-, Captain Hovendon
-, J. C.
-, John
-, petition of
-, M.
-, R.

Wall, Mrs., an Irish Bill for

Wallace, Anna

Wallach, Michael

Waller, Edmund,
-, James
-, Richard
-, Stephen, LL.D.

Wallis, Dr., letters to
-, John
-, William, serjeant in the Coldstream Guards
-, condemned to death
-, petition of
-, pardon for

Wallwyn, Arnold, Page of the Presence
-, Charles

Walmesley, Roger

Walrond, Edmund
-, Henry

Wanless, Captain William
-, letter from

Wapanaer, Vice-Admiral. See Was senaer.

Wapping, co. Middlesex

Warburton, Peter
-, Lieutenant Peter

Ward, Chief Baron
-, letters from
-, letters to
-, George
-, Lord (1703)
-, defendant against the Earl and Countess of Meath
-, Mary
-, Thomas
-, executors of
-, Hon. William

Wardrobe, the Great, Master of. See Montagu.
-, See also under Scotland.

Ware, Elizabeth, deposition of
-, John
-, Robert

Wareham, co. Dorset, charter of
-, warrant for, and heads of
-, Court of Record of
-, fairs at
-, and charter of incorporation of, petition for
-, report and Order in Council on
-, keyage of
-, Mayor, Recorder, burgesses, &c., of (names)
-, petition of

Wareing, Thomas

Waring, Major
-, Major Richard
-, Samuel (?)

Warker, Captain

Warner, Isaac, ensign
-, Thomas

Warnford, co. Hants, rectory of
-, caveat against institution to, withdrawn

Warrants, caveats against the passing of
-, Irish (1703), Table of
-, royal, &c., Tables of, seq.
-, to the Treasurer of the Chamber, change in form of

Warre, Richard, Under Secretary to Lord Secretary Nottingham
-, letters from, (passim)
-, letters to
-, draft in the hand of
-, endorsements by
-, grant in reversion to, of place of prothonotary, &c., in Carmarthenshire, &c.
-, note of, to the Post Office
-, his notes of proceedings in the Secretary of State's Office, and note

Warren, Barlace
-, Edmund
-, Elizabeth
-, Major
-, Thomas

Warring, Lieut.-Colonel Richard

Warwick, hospital at, an almsman's place in

Warwickshire, Deputy-Lieutenants of, (names).
-, Justices for
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Northampton.

Washington, George

Wasmuth, Henry

Wassenaer, Wapanaer, Warsenaer, Rear-Admiral
-, Vice-Admiral, at Lisbon
-, has but three of his heaviest sailers fit to keep the sea

Watenhous, David, petition of

Waterford, co. Waterford
-, collector at. See Kent.
-, companies at
-, news from
-, ships from, at Dunkirk
-, Surveyor of Passage at

Waterford, Bishop of

Waterhouse, Benjamin
-, secretary to the Postmaster-General, petition of

Waterside (? Kirkcudbrightshire)

Watjee, Johannes

Watson, Major Jonas
-, Dr. Thomas

Watts, James
-, R.
-, Thomas

Wavell, Captain

Weale, Thomas

Wearg, Captain Thomas

Weaver, James
-, Captain Samuel

Webb, Colonel, his regiment
-, Michael
-, Peter

Weben, Chevalier (Sieur) Dr.

Webster, Thomas, of Copthall, to be a baronet

Wedderburn, David

Weddin, Judith

Weedon, Cavendish

Weeks, Lieutenant John

Weeme, Captain, his company in New York

Weems, Sir John, of Bogie, his relict. See Johnston.

Wegerstoff, —

Wekett, William

Welaf, John

Welbye, A.

Welfe, Sheriff, letter to

Well Close Square. See Shadwell.

Wells, co. Somerset, Dean and Chapter of, congé d'élire to
-, post warrant to

Wells. See Manor.

Wells, Francis, late prisoner at Dinan
-, Zachary, chaplain

Welltschut, Andrew

Welton, Richard, minister of St. Mary's, Whitechapel

Weltzin, Balthazar

Wendt, Carsten

Wenskin, —. See Benskin.

Wentworth, Allen
-, Sir John, Bart.
-, Mr., Secretary to the Duchy of Lancaster
-, Peter, the son of

Wentz, G. L.

Werner, L.

Wessen, Sueder

West Chester, post warrant to

West Cowes. See Cowes

Westenholme, Harvey, ensign

Westeraw (Scotland)

Westerhof, Catharina

Wester Kinnin (Scotland), barony of

Wester Ogill (Scotland)

Westerroslane (Scotland)

Wester Smelhope (Peeblesshire)

West Indies
-, companies from, arrived at Cork
-, the 'country distemper' of
-, D'Arteloire to be intercepted in his passage to, from Cadiz
-, fleet bound for
-, preparation to be hastened
-, fleet in, badness of provisions for
-, the forces to, PhysicianGeneral to. See Gaylard.
-, French fleet preparing for
-, and Irish linen
-, packet-boats to. See under Ships.
-, passes to
-, pressing men in, report of
-, provision ships
-, provision of victuals for
-, regiments in
-, regiments to be sent from, to Ireland
-, four, expected shortly
-, regiments of, their cost to Ireland
-, regiments expected from, And see under Ireland.
-, sheathed ships for
-, ships from. See under Ships.
-, ships going to
-, squadron. See under Navy.
-, sugar, cotton, &c., from

Westminster
-, letters dated at
-, bailiff of. See Huggins.
-, glass-making in
-, Hall
-, special commission of oyer and terminer to be held in
-, High Constable of
-, petty constables of
-, School
-, tapestry working in and about
-, warrants dated at
-, places in:
-, Ashburnham House
-, Bedford Street, Covent Garden, Turks coffeehouse in
-, Broadway
-, Charles Street, Covent Garden
-, a chocolate house in
-, the Cockpit (Treasury Chambers)
-, letters dated from
-, Covent Garden
-, Cottonian Library, Trustees of, names of
-, petition of
-, Drury Lane, Red Lion Court in
-, the Gatehouse Prison
-, jailor of
-, Keeper of See also Taylor.
-, prosecution of
-, warrants to
-, prisoner in

Hyde Park, the Great Lodge in
-, Keeper of. See Portman.

James's Street, near Petty France

King's Hospital of St. Stephen, an almsman's place in

Leicester Fields, ministers of French church in See also Lions.

Lincoln's Inn

Lincoln's Inn Fields
-, the New Play House in
-, the Two Golden Balls in

Long Acre, Conduit Court in

Mayfair
-, a murder in
-, a riot in

Oxenden Street, Haymarket

Piccadilly, Pickadilly, Burlington House in

St. Anne's, beadle of. See Maycock.
-, churchwardens of

St. Giles's in the Fields
-, minister and churchwardens of

St. James's
-, letters dated at
-, commissions dated at seq.
-, Council Chamber at
-, coffee-houses about

Westminster, places in: St. James's
-, Dutch Minister at. See Duez.
-, minister and wardens of
-, passes dated at seq.
-, Scottish warrants dated from, seq
-, warrants dated at

St. James's Park
-, regulations for

St. Margaret's
-, curate of. See Dobyns.

St. Martin's-in-the-Fields
-, curate of. See Yates. And see under London.

St. Paul's, Covent Garden

St. Stephen's Hospital, almsman's place in
-, the Savoy
-, minister of. See Kimpson.
-, French church of, minister, &c., of. See Aufrere; De La Rivière; Dubourdieu; La Mothe; Satur.
-, High German (Lutheran) church in, minister of, See also Crusius.
-, Scotland Yard
-, Speaker's Chambers, letter dated at
-, the Strand
-, Exchange Court in
-, Fountain tavern in
-, French bookseller in
-, Whitehall
-, coffee-houses about
-, grants dated at
-, letters dated at passim.
-, orders on petitions dated at, passim.
-, passes issued from seq.
-, warrants, &c., dated at, seq.

Weston, Richard, Mayor of Leicester, letter to

Weston Lullingfield, co. Salop, messuage, lands, &c. (named) in, common recovery of

Westreston (Scotland)

Wetske, Godfrey

Wexford, co. Wexford
-, collector at. See Heyton.

Wexford County
-, coast of, privateers off

Weybridge, co. Surrey, post warrant to

Weyland, Mark

Weymes, James, clerk of the letter post office (Scotland)

Weymouth, co. Dorset
-, letter dated at
-, surgeon at. See Tower.

Weymouth, Sir Thomas Thynne, 1st Viscount

Whaley, Francis, purchase of a commission by
-, Mr., an East India trader

Whally, Alice

Wharry, Elizabeth

Wharton, Thomas Wharton, 5th Baron
-, letter from

Wheler, Sir William, Bart.

Whetham, Colonel
-, John
-, Colonel Thomas, his regiment of foot

Whetstone, Rear-Admiral William
-, letters from

Whettstone, Captain

Whiggish Observator, the

Whitacre, Mr., late Solicitor to the Admiralty and Navy Boards
-, said to have absconded

Whitaker, J.

Whitby, co. York
-, inhabitants of

Whitcomb, Peter

White, —, a gardener at Dunkirk
-, Anne. See Murray.
-, Christopher
-, Elizabeth
-, Henry
-, James
-, John
-, Matthew, Mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
-, letter from
-, Richard, cornet
-, Thomas
-, Lieutenant Thomas
-, William
-, See also Whyte.

Whitebank. See Yare.

Whitechapel, co. Middlesex
-, St. Mary's, minister of. See Welton.

Whitehall. See Westminster.

Whitehaven, co. Cumberland
-, ships of
-, trade between, and Dublin

Whitehead, A

Whitehill (Scotland)

Whitelaw

Whitfield, —

Whithorn, Whitthorn, Isle of (Wigtownshire)

Whitmore, Mr.

Whittle, Angle

Whitworth, Charles, Resident at Ratisbon, expenses of

Whorwood, Thomas, sheriff of Oxford

Whyte, Mary
-, her daughter Elizabeth
-, See also White.

Wich, Madam Bethezda
-, Cecil
-, John, envoy to the Hanse towns of Lower Saxony, bill for extraordinaries of

Wichman, Sebastian

Wickham, Jos., Mayor of Falmouth, letter from

Wicker, John
-, petition of

Wicklow, co. Wicklow

Wicklow County
-, few freeholders in

Widau, Melchior

Widmore, Christian

Wield, Frances Parsons, petition of
-, Lucy Mortram, petition of

Wight, J.
-, Mr., agent to the Duke of Marlborough's regiment
-, S.

Wight, White, Isle of
-, captivity of Charles I in
-, proposed packet-boat service from, to New York
-, troops for Portugal to rendezvous in
-, intention abandoned

Wightman, John, petition of
-, Philip

Wigly, Sir Edward

Wigtown, Wigton, Wigtoun, clerk of the cocquet and searcher at
-, sheriffdom of

Wilcox, Wilcocks, Willcox, Nathan or Nathaniel, a Queen's messenger
-, Richard

Wilde, Richard

Wilding, John

Wilkenitz, Leopold

Wilkes, Lieutenant J.

Wilkins, Colonel Henry
-, J.
-, John

Wilkinson, Mr.

Wilks, James, quartermaster
-, John

Willan, Thomas

Willemse, H.
-, W.

Willett, Willet, Colonel, letter to
-, charges against
-, Humphrey
-, Mr.

William, Lieutenant Bloom
-, Robert

William III, King, annuity granted by
-, his birthday observed as a public holiday (Ireland)
-, and case of Sir W. Blackett
-, and the Marquis of Carmarthen
-, commission from
-, his grant to the French ministers
-, grant by
-, his foundation of Greenwich Hospital
-, groom to, See also Foortman.
-, Irish patents, &c., of
-, and farmers of Irish revenue
-, mourning for James II ordered by
-, and the garrison of Londonderry
-, mourning for, ambassadors' disbursements for
-, persons who made interest with, removed by Queen Anne
-, pension granted by
-, and services of Colonel J. Richards

William and Mary, King and Queen, Act of Recognition of (Ireland)

Williams, Arthur
-, Coningsby
-, David, commission issued to try
-, E.
-, George
-, Sir Griffith, Bart.
-, Henry
-, John
-, Lumley
-, Thomas
-, of Northop
-, William
-, Sir William, Bart.

Williamson, Claes
-, Captain Francis
-, John
-, Thomas, petition of

Williamstadt

Willis, Brown
-, Wills, Colonel Charles
-, letter from
-, Capt.-Lieutenant Richard

Willshaw, Jane

Wilmot, William

Wilson, Alexander, surgeon
-, Archibald, adjutant
-, George
-, of Finzech, escheat of
-, John

Winchcomb, Henry, ensign

Winchelsea, Charles Finch, 3rd Earl of, letter to

Winchester
-, Cathedral, almsman's place in
-, the Queen's game at and near, preservation of

Winchester, Bishop of, and ecclesiastical court of Jersey
-, visitor of New College, Oxford
-, Peter Mew
-, letters to

Winckler, John Mathew

Winder, Samuel, petition of

Windham. See Wyndham.

Windsor, co. Berks
-, letters dated at
-, Archduke Charles (King of Spain), his journey to
-, is expected at
-, Castle, letters dated at
-, forester of
-, a General Council at
-, Order of Council dated at
-, passes issued from
-, poor (alms) knights of
-, Queen Anne at
-, warrants dated at

Windsor, Lieut.-Colonel Andrews
-, Lieut.-Colonel
-, (of Blackcastle), Thomas Windsor, 1st Viscount, his regiment

Winefret, a man named, See also Plowden.

Winefrit, John

Wines, duty on (Ireland)
-, sherry
-, tent

Wingfield, J.

Winn, John, of Rotterdam

Winstanley, James

Winter, Henrik

Winyard, Wynyard, Capt.-Lieutenant John

Wise, Henry

Wisehead, William

Wishart, Wishearte, Captain
-, ships gone with, to Portugal
-, Captain James, petition of
-, Rear-Admiral, at Lisbon

Witham, co. Essex, manor of, lord of. See Bennet.
-, market and fairs at, grant of
-, petition for a beast market at

Witherly, Elizabeth

Withers, Colonel
-, Lieut.-Colonel Henry
-, Brigadier Henry

Withicum, Thomas

Witte, H.

Wivell, Captain, petition of

Woestyne, Jacobus

Wogan, Mr.
-, See also ougan
-, post warrant for
-, William

Wolborough, Woolborough, co. Devon, minister of. See Ord.

Wolcomb, John

Woldenberg, Bernhard

Wolensein, Abraham

Wolf, George
-, Hans
-, John

Wolfe, Anne
-, Henry
-, Captain John
-, Robert

Wolff, Mathew

Wolfinger, Ferdinand E.

Wolseley, Sir Charles, Bart.

Wolton, Thomas

Wonacott, John

Wood, Colonel (Brigadier), his regi ment
-, Lieutenant Henry
-, Lieut.-Colonel Sir James
-, Janet
-, Ensign Paul
-, his wife Cornelia
-, his daughters, Isabell and Diana
-, Thomas

Woods, Thomas, petition of

Woodside (Scotland)

Woodstock, co. Oxford, manor of

Woolborough. See Wolborough.

Wooley, James

Woollet, Captain D.

Woolmer, Thomas

Wooper, Henry

Wootton, Wooten, co. Oxford, messuage, &c., in manor of, proceedings concerning

Wootton, Mr., collector at Derry

Works, Comptroller of. See Vanbrook.
-, Surveyor General of

Wormb, N.

Worsley, Thomas

Worth, Jane
-, John
-, Robert
-, William (Baron Worth)

Wortherase, Christopher

Worthewell, Lieut.-Colonel Christopher

Worthly, Lieut.-Colonel Henry

Wortley, Edward

Wrae (Peeblesshire)

Wratislaw, Wratislau, Count
-, letter to
-, passes recommended by

Wrayford, Mr.

Wren, Sir Christopher, warrant of, required to take stone from Portland

Wreys, Lieut.-Colonel Chichester

Wright, Anne
-, Captain
-, Admiral Lawrence, Commissioner of the Navy at Kinsale, letters from
-, letter to
-, N.
-, Sir Nathan, Keeper of the Great Seal

Writs. See Ad quod damnum; Error; Habeas corpus; Mandamus; Ne intromittas; Right; Scire facias.

Wroth, Ann
-, John

Wrottesley, Sir Walter, Bart.

Wyand, Christian

Wyatt, —

Wybergh, Thomas

Wye, Gilbert, Alms-Knight of Windsor, petition of

Wyerman, Jacobus

Wykes, Randolph, sheriff of Northants

Wykman, B.
-, Berent

Wylde, Wylle, Captain, of H.M.S. Firme
-, letter from

Wyndham, Sir Francis
-, Windham, Major-General (afterwards Lieut.-General)
-, his regiment

Wynn, John
-, Sir John, Bart.
-, Owen, of Pengwern
-, Thomas
-, William, of Maesy Neuodd

Wynyard. See Winyard.

Wyrley, Wyrly, Humphrey

Y

Yarborough, Captain John

Yare, Whitebank, &c., barony of

Yarmouth, co. Norfolk
-, Mayor of. See Engle.

Yate, Robert

Yates, Thomas, curate of St. Martin's, Westminster

Yauhill. See Youghal.

Yeats, James

Yeomen of the Guard, Captain of. See Hartington.
-, Clerk of the Cheque of. See Hanbury.
-, uniforms for (details)

Yons, Frederick

Yorck, William, of Limerick

York, sheriff of. See Pennyman.

York, John Sharp, Archbishop of
-, letter to
-, appointed Almoner of goods of persons who become felo de se and of all deodands

Yorkshire, East Riding of, Deputy Lieutenants of, (names)
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Newcastle.
-, sheriff of. See Pullen.
-, West Riding of, Deputy Lieutenant of
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Burlington.

Youghal, Yauhill, co. Cork

Young, Elizabeth
-, Joseph, merchant of Edinburgh
-, Ralph
-, a Queen's messenger
-, Robert, to take special care of the Queen's game at and near Winchester
-, Captain Thomas
-, Sir Walter
-, William, quartermaster

Youngson or Young, Mr., minister at Kirkwall

Yoward, Thomas

Yrschot, Philip

Yvermin, —

Yves, John

Z

Zacharias, A.

Zachert, George

Zante

Zeeland, Zelland, States of

Zell, Duke of, Resident of, in England. See Beyrie.

Zignoni, Don Josepho

Zimmerman, John

Zurich
-, the Companies in, New Year's gifts to

Zuylestein, Maurice