L.

Lacy, Mr.

La Hague, and see Hague.

Lake, Hugh

Lambe, Sir John, Dean of the Arches Court of Canterbury, collections of petitions addressed to

Lambert, Col

Lambourne, the river, co. Berks

Lambton, co. Durham
-, Lady
-, Sir William

Lampeter-Pont-Stephen, co. Cardigan

Lancaster, co.
-, Colonels of
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, and Deputy Lieutenants of, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, letters to
-, and Colonels of
-, and Committee of
-, foot soldiers of
-, forces of
-, officers of, remonstrance and certificate of
-, garrisons of
-, gentlemen of
-, hundreds of
-, Deputy Lieutenants of, letter to
-, miseries of the country people in
-, Papists in
-, the Duchy of, Chancellor of, see Seymour, Lord.
-, Herald, the, see Ryley, William.

Landguard Fort, near Harwich
-, officer in command at, letters to

"Landport," the frigate

Lane, Capt.
-, William, Treasurer to the Committee at Haberdashers' Hall

Lanerick, or Lanarkshire

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke
-, is marching towards Cheshire to join Prince Maurice
-, retreat of
-, forces of

Langford House, Governor of

Langham, Alderman

Langhorne, Mr.
-, or Langherne, Sergeant-MajorGeneral
-, forces of
-, letters to

Langley,—, surgeon to the Earl of Essex

Langley Dale, co. Durham
-, Sir William, Bart.

Langport, co. Somerset

Langport-Eastover, near Somerton, co. Somerset

Larcan, Capt. Lawrence
-, to be Lieut.-Col. to Sir A. Loftus

Large, Thomas

Lathom House, co. Lancaster
-, garrison of
-, siege of

Latham, Mr.

Laud, William, Archbishop of Canterbury, late Chancellor of the University of Oxford
-, attainder of
-, his sermon or last speech on the scaffold
-, executed on Tower Hill, 10th January
-, elegy upon the life and death of
-, verses satirizing
-, verses written on the anticipated execution of
-, Vicar General for, see Brent, Sir Nathaniel.

Lauderdale, Earl of, see Maitland, John.

Lawns, imported into the port of London

Lawrence, Sir John

Lawson, John, Commander of the ship "Covenant," of Hull
-, petition of
-, Col. Sir Wilfred
-, his regiment
-, letter to

Layfield, Edward, D.D., Vicar of All Saints, Barking
-, Major, Governor of Burley-on-theHill, co. Rutland
-, letter to

League and Covenant, see Covenant.

Leatherhead, co. Surrey

Lechlade, co. Gloucester

Leech, J., clerk to the Committee at Goldsmiths' Hall
-, Sir Edward

Legg, Col. William, Master of the Armouries and Governor of the City of Oxford

Le-lam, Francis

Leicester
-, garrison of
-, prisoners in
-, siege of
-, stormed and taken by the King
-, co.

Leicester, Committee of
-, letters to
-, petitions of
-, Northants and Warwick cos., forces of, monthly charge of
-, Earl of

Leigh, Governor
-, Thomas, Lord of Stoneleigh
-, taken prisoner

Leman, Mr., one of the Treasurers of the Eastern Association
-, letters to

Lenthall, Francis, a treasurer for receipt of money for Plymouth
-, William, of Lincoln's Inn, Speaker of the House of Commons

"Leopard," H.M.'s ship

Leslie, Sir Alexander, Earl of Leven, Lord General of the Covenanters' army
-, army of, Deputy Treasurer of
-, Ordinance for the maintenance of
-, declaration signed by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, orders issued by
-, Lieut.-General David
-, has arrived at Newcastle
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Count

Le Strange, Roger

Levant, Company, the
-, seas, the

Leven, Earl of, see Leslie, Sir Alexander.

Levermore, Stephen, sergeant to Col. Sparrow

Leveson, Sir Richard

Leviston, Sir James

Lewes, co. Sussex
-, letter dated from

Leyden, letter dated from

Lichfield
-, Royalist garrison at
-, Cathedral

Lidcott, Capt. Thomas
-, Col.
-, letter to
-, Major, letter to

Lidney, co. Gloucester

Lightfoot, Luke

Lilburne, Lieut.-Col. John, captain of a troop of horse
-, deposition and examination of
-, Richard

"Lily," H.M.'s frigate

Lime Street, London, letter dated from

Limerick, co. Wexford

Lincoln
-, garrison of
-, Governor of, and see Hatcher, Mr.
-, letter dated from
-, Parliamentary forces at, monthly charge of
-, co.
-, arrival of the Royalist forces in
-, Committee of
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, dangerous condition of
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, forces of
-, gentlemen of
-, horse soldiers of
-, the members for
-, (and Notts), Commissioners of, letter of
-, diocese of
-, Chancellor of

Lincoln's Inn, London

Lindsell House, co. Salop, Royalist garrison in

Lindsey, co. Lincoln
-, Earl of, Lord Great Chamberlain, see Bertie, Montague.
-, Major Robt.
-, Lieut.
-, petition of

"Lion," the ship

Lisle, John, M.P. for Winchester

Lisle, John, M.P., his Committee
-, letters to

L'Isle, Lord, see Sydney, Philip.

Listendale, letter dated from

Lister, Sir Martin

"Litany, the new," a political squib in verse, entitled

Littleton, Edw. Lord, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal

Liverpool
-, garrison of
-, Governor of
-, letters dated from
-, recovered by the Parliament
-, surrender of, to Sir John Meldrum
-, taking of
-, Water

Livesay, Sir Michael
-, letters to
-, regiment of
-, mutiny of
-, misconduct of

Livingstone, James, Earl of Callender, Lieutenant-General of the Scottish army
-, declaration signed by
-, letters of

Lloyd, Col. Charles
-, appointed Governor of Gloucester
-, letter to
-, his regiment
-, Hugh, Esq., First Commissioner of Array, and late High Sheriff of co. Montgomery, taken prisoner
-, Mr.

Locke, Thomas, petition of

Loftus, Sir Arthur
-, to be Governor of the fort of Duncannon
-, warrant for delivery of provisions to
-, Walter, brother to Sir Arthur Loftus, appointed captain of a troop of horse, and Provost-Marshal of Munster

Lombard Street, London

London, City of, references and allusions to, passim.
-, Aldermen of, Court of
-, Allhallows, Lombard Street, parish of
-, auxiliaries, regiments of

London, "Bell," in Friday Street, the
-, bills of mortality in
-, Bishopsgate
-, brigade, the
-, Chamberlain of, Bateman, Robt.
-, Charing Cross, Sir H. Vane's house near
-, City companies, the
-, collections for Ireland in
-, Committee of, for Sequestrations
-, Common Council of
-, order of
-, Cornhill
-, Covent Garden
-, letter dated from
-, Doctors' Commons
-, dragoons sent from
-, Ely House, Holborn
-, Essex House
-, foot soldiers of
-, fortification of, payments for
-, fortifying, reasons for
-, Friday Street
-, Gatehouse prison, the
-, Goldsmiths' Hall, see Goldsmiths' Hall.
-, Grocers' Hall Committee, the, see, Grocers' Hall.
-, the guards of
-, Guildhall, the
-, Haberdashers' Hall, Committee at, see Haberdashers' Hall.
-, Hanging Sword Alley
-, Holborn
-, letter dated from
-, Lime Street
-, Lincoln's Inn
-, Lombard Street
-, Lord Mayor of, and see Atkins; Wollaston.
-, letters to
-, and Court of Aldermen of
-, letters to
-, and Common Council of
-, men to be impressed in
-, Merchant Adventurers of, see Merchant Adventurers.
-, Militia of and see Militia.
-, Old Bailey, the
-, "Old Swan," in Thames Street, the
-, Old Street
-, Philpot Lane
-, Port of
-, prisage of wines in
-, Recorder of, see Glynn, Sergeant John.

London, recruits for the Parliamentary army to be furnished by
-, regiments, the
-, Commanders-in-Chief of, letter to
-, St. Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe, parish of
-, St. Botolph Without, Aldersgate, parish of
-, St. Botolph Without, Bishopsgate
-, St. Bride's
-, St. Martin's Lane
-, St. Paul's Churchyard
-, St. Swithin's Lane
-, Salisbury Court
-, Savoy, the
-, Scots Commissioners at, memorandum from the
-, Southwark, see Southwark.
-, Staple Inn
-, Stone
-, sums levied on
-, Temple Bar
-, Thames Street
-, Tower of, see Tower.
-, Street
-, Warwick House
-, Watling Street
-, Weavers' Hall, the Committee of Arrears sitting at
-, Whitehall
-, Winchester House, prison of
-, York House
-, and Middlesex, assessments of
-, forces of, monthly charge of
-, diocese of, Chancellor of, see Duck, Dr.

Londonderry
-, Mayor of
-, provisions for

Long, Lieut.-Col.
-, Mr.
-, Robert, Surveyor-General to the Queen

"Looking Glass," the ship, proceedings in the High Court of Admiralty touching the seizure of

Looten, Charles

Lord Chamberlain of the Household, the, and see Dorset, Earl of.

Lord Great Chamberlain, the and see Lindsey, Earl of,

Lord Chancellor of Scotland, the and see Campbell, John, Earl of Loudoun, also see Scotland.
-, Chief Justice, the and see Bramston, Sir John.
-, High Steward, the
-, Keeper, the, and see Littleton.

Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, see Ireland.
-, Mayor of London, see London.
-, Treasurer, the, see Cottington, Francis Lord.

Lorraine, the Duke of
-, Thomas, Esq., of Kirkharle

Lothian or Louthiane, Major, AdjutantGeneral
-, Sir William Kerr, Earl of

Lothlingland, co. Suffolk, island of

Loudoun, the Earl of, see Campbell, John.

Lough Swilly

Loughborough, co. Leicester

Louis XIII., King of France

Louthiane, Major, see Lothian.

Low Countries, the
-, officers of the King's army to be allowed by the Parliament to pass into and see Holland.

Lowther, Mr., merchant in Rotterdam

Ludlow, co. Salop
-, Royalist garrison at
-, Col. Edmund
-, letters to
-, his regiment of horse

Ludlow's memoirs, references to
-, documents printed in

Luke, Sir Samuel, Governor of Newport Pagnell
-, horse soldiers of
-, letters to

Lumax, Major

Lumsden, Sir James

Luttrell, Col.

Lygon, Col.

Lyme Regis, co. Dorset
-, Committee for
-, letters to
-, garrison of
-, letter to
-, Governor of
-, letters to

Lynn Regis, co. Norfolk
-, Committee of
-, garrison of
-, Governor of
-, "poor and miserable condition of,"
-, letter dated from

Lyon, Richard, petition of

Lyppiatt House, taken and burned by Lord Astley