S.

Sabran, Mons. de, the French agent

Sackville, Edw., see Dorset, Earl of.

Sadascue, Major
-, letter to

Sadler, —, servant to Sir Nicholas Cole
-, Capt.
-, his troop
-, letter to
-, Lieut.-Col., regiment of

Safety, Committee of
-, order of

Saffron Walden, co. Essex

St. Albans, co. Herts
-, Committee at
-, letter to

"St. Andrew," H.M.'s ship

St. Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe, London, parish of

St. Botolph Without, Aldersgate, London, parish of

St. Botolph's Without, Bishopsgate, London

St. Bride's, London, parish of

"St. Clare," a Spanish ship

"St. Dennis," the ship

St. Domingo, West Indies

St. George's River, in Maryland

St. Giles', Northampton, vicarage of

"Saint Ibal," jewels of

St. Ignatius' creek, in Maryland

St. John, Oliver, M.P., Solicitor General
-, a member of the Committee for both kingdoms, and passim.
-, Mr., merchant

St. John's, Dr.

St. Malo

St. Martin's Lane, London

St. Michael's Mount

St. Paul's Churchyard

St. Swithin's Lane, London

Salford, co. Lancaster, hundred of

Salisbury
-, arrival of the King's cavalry at
-, retreat of Sir Will. Waller to
-, William Cecil, Earl of

Salisbury Court, London

Salkeld or Salkeild, Capt., forces of
-, his troop
-, Major
-, letter to
-, Mr.

Salloway, Mr., see Salway.

Salop, co.
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, gentlemen of
-, Parliamentary garrisons in

Saltash, co. Cornwall
-, assaulted and taken by Lord Robartes

Salt-pans in the north of England

Salway, Henry

"Sampson," the ship

Sams, Dr.

Sandall Castle, co. York

Sanders, Sir John

Sanderson, Lieut.-Col. of the Sussex horse

Sandgate, near Newcastle-on-Tyne

Sandiacre, co. Derby

Sandown Castle, near Deal

Sands, Sir Miles

Sandys, Col. Samuel
-, William

San Lucar in Spain

"Santa Clara," a Spanish ship

"Santo Correo," the

"Sarah," the ship

Sarum, see Salisbury.

Savile, or Saville, Capt.
-, his troop
-, letters to
-, Thomas Viscount, grant to

Savoy, the, Committee of the Militia at and see Militia.

Sawyer, Sir Edmund, Auditor of co. Berks

Say and Sele, William Fiennes, Viscount
-, a member of the Committee for both kingdoms, and passim.
-, report of

Scarborough, co. York
-, taken by Sir John Meldrum
-, Castle
-, harbour of
-, Sir John Meldrum's quarters before, letter dated from

Scawen, Robert, M.P.
-, chairman of the Committee for regulating the army
-, his Committee

Schooler, Quartermaster Paul, captain of a troop of horse

Scotland and the Scots
-, affairs of, Committee at Goldsmiths' Hall for the
-, army of
-, surrender of Tynemouth Castle to
-, Newcastle-on-Tyne stormed and taken by
-, ordered to march southward
-, cavalry of, quartered in Derbyshire
-, advance southward of
-, horse soldiers of, at Carlisle
-, is concentrated at Bramham Moor

Scotland, army of, complaints made by the inhabitants of Westmoreland against
-, exactions in Cumberland and Westmoreland by
-, is advanced to Doncaster
-, is drawing southwards into cos. Derby and Notts
-, is about Nottingham
-, is ordered to march towards Worcester
-, abstract of papers of Commissioners touching the payment of
-, commissary of, see Campbell, John.
-, Committee of both kingdoms resident in
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, warrant of
-, in England, orders for regulating the quartering and billeting of
-, foot soldiers of
-, general of artillery of
-, horse soldiers of
-, Lord General of, and see Leslie, Sir Alexander, Earl of Leven.
-, maintenance of, in co. Durham, assessment for the
-, officers of
-, petition of
-, Ordinance for levying a monthly sum for the pay of
-, pay of the staff and regiments of Col. Douglas and the Earl of Cassilis
-, regiments of
-, regiments quartered in Cleveland, co. York, rates and provisions for the use of
-, resolutions relative to, passed in the House of Commons
-, 30,000l. a month to be paid toward the entertainment of
-, in Ireland
-, castles and fortifications of
-, coasts of
-, Commissioners of
-, abstract of the papers of
-, Estates of, Committee of the
-, convention of
-, Kirk of, General Assembly of the, remonstrance from the
-, Lord Chancellor of, and see Campbell, John, Earl of Loudoun.
-, Parliament of
-, letter of
-, Commissioners of
-, letter of
-, Reformado officers of, petition of
-, ships of
-, masters of, taken prisoners
-, treaties with
-, treaty between England and
-, vessels of, seized on the coast of Norway

Scott, Mr.
-, Richard, housekeeper at Derby House

Scottish loan, the, arrears of
-, Treasurers of
-, loans, Committee at Goldsmiths' Hall for advance of the

"Scout," the frigate

Scoutmaster-General, the
-, to the Committee of both kingdoms, regulations as to the
-, to the Lord General, the

Scroope, Mrs. Mary

Sea, Laws and Ordinances of the, a broadside entitled

Seal, the Great, see Great Seal.

Seamen, warrant for pressing in Essex

Secrecy, oath of

Secretary of State, H.M.'s Principal, see Digby, Lord, and Nicholas, Sir Edw.

Selby, co. York

Selden, John

Self-denying Ordinance, the, allusions to

Semple, Capt., his troop

Sequestered royalties and manors

Sequestration, office of

Sequestrations, Committee of
-, for co. Notts

Sequestrations of estates of delinquents
-, in co. Lancaster, Solicitor for the and see Harrison, Mr. Peter.

Sergeant-at-Arms, the, see Hunt, John.

Sevenoaks, co. Kent

Severn, the river
-, the passes of

Seymour, Francis, Lord, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
-, Mr.
-, William, Marquis of Hertford

Shadwell, co. Middlesex

Shaftesbury, co. Dorset
-, letters dated from

Shaston, letter dated from

Shaw, near Newbury, co. Berks
-, Field
-, Council of war held at
-, House
-, Mr., a Scotch minister

Shawe, Mr.

Sheepshed, co. Leicester

Sheerwood, see Sherwood.

Sheffield, co. Yorks.
-, Castle
-, Col.
-, letters to
-, regiment of

Shelly, Dr.

Sherborne, co. Dorset
-, House

Sherburn, co. York, Royalist letters taken near

Sherley, Walsingham

Sherlock, William, of the King's guard

Sherwood, Mr.
-, to be messenger to Lieut.-Gen. Cromwell

Shields, co. Durham

Shimpling Park, co. Suffolk

Ships, names of, see Navy.

Shirburn, co. Oxon, Mr. Chamberlain's house at

Shotton, co. Durham

Shrawardine House, co. Salop
-, Royalist garrison in

Shrewsbury
-, Committee of
-, Earl of, one of H.M.'s Commissioners for co. Worcester, letter of

Shrewsbury, Royalist garrison at
-, surrender of, to the Parliament

Shrigley, William

Shropshire, see Salop, co.

Sibsey, William

Sidney, Col., letter to
-, regiment of

Silkbridge, John

Simcott, Thomas

Sinclair, Lord
-, Francis, steward to Sir Henry Vane, senr.

Skinner, Mr.

Skippon, Col. Philip, appointed SergeantMajor-General of the forces raised under the Ordinance of Feb.
-, letter of

Skipton, co. York
-, Castle

Skipwith, Mr.

Slaney, John, of the City of London, merchant

Sleaford, co. Lincoln

Slegge, —, a cornet in the Royalist army, slain

Slimbridge, co. Gloucester
-, garrison of

Slingesby, Col. Walter

Smith, Capt.
-, Mr.
-, petition of
-, Nathaniel
-, Solomon
-, Stephen, servant to Major-General Crawford
-, Thomas
-, letter of

Smyth, Nicholas, churchwarden of Hibaldstow, co. Lincoln

Solicitor General, the King's
-, of the Parliament, see St. John, Oliver.

Somerset, co.
-, Sir Charles, brother of the Earl of Worcester

Somerton, co. Somerset

Sound, the

Sousa, see De Sousa.

Southam

Southampton
-, Committee at, letter to
-, garrison of
-, Governor of, see Norton, Col.
-, Thomas, Earl of
-, co., see Hants.

Southwark, borough of

Spada, Cardinal, letter to

Spain
-, Ambassador from
-, court of
-, King of

Spalding, co. Lincoln

Spaniards, the

Spanish merchants in England, Consuls elected by
-, Ambassador, the

Sparrow, Col.
-, regiment of
-, Major

Speaker of the House of Commons, see Lenthall, Wm.

Speen Hill, near Newbury, battle at

Spelmondon, letter dated from

Spencer, Edmond, the poet
-, a pretended messenger

Spring, Sir W., letter to

"Spy," H.M.'s frigate

Squib, a political

Squibb, Mr., a teller in the Exchequer

Stafford
-, letter dated from
-, co.
-, town and county of, Treasurer of
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, forces of
-, Governor and Committee of
-, horse and foot soldiers of
-, petition of

Stages, see Posts.

Stagsden, co. Beds

Staindrop, co. Durham

Staine, Dr. letter to

Staines, co. Middlesex

Stainmore, co. Westmoreland

Stalbridge, co. Dorset

Stamford, co. Lincoln

Stanhope, co. Durham, benefice of
-, Sir Henry
-, Lady Katherine, widow of Sir Henry Stanhope

Stanley, or Stanney, in Wirral, co. Chester

Stanley, or Stanney, in Wirral, co. Chester, letter dated from

Stanley, James, Earl of Derby

Stanwix, letter dated from

Staple Inn, London

Stapleford Abbott, alias Stapleford Regis, co. Essex, manor of

Stapleton, Sir Philip, M.P.
-, a member of the Committee for both kingdoms, and passim.
-, to be added to the subcommittee for Nottingham business

Stapley, or Stapeley, Col.
-, letters to

"Star," the ship

Starre, Capt.

State Paper Office, the

States' Ambassadors, the, see Holland.

States General of the United Provinces, the, and see Holland.
-, Committee of the, and see Holland.

States Provincial of the United Provinces, see Holland.

Stationers' Company, the

Stent, Capt. John, examination of

Stephens, Capt.
-, letter to
-, Nathaniel, M.P.
-, Thomas, Sheriff of Gloucester and see Stevens.

Sterley, Mr.

Sterling, Capt.
-, Col. Richard, Governor of Henley, and see Henley-onThames.

Stevens, Col.
-, regiment of
-, Mr.

Stevenson, William

Steward, the Lord High

Stewart, Col.
-, Sir Robert
-, Sir William, a Commissioner of the British forces in Ulster
-, petition of

Steyns, Joseff, public notary of Amsterdam, certificate by

Stirling, Adjutant-General Robert, examinanation of

Stockbridge, co. Hants

Stockden

Stoke-all-Saints, co. Sussex

Stone, near Uttoxeter

Stone, or Stones, Capt. Henry
-, the garrison at Stafford placed under the command of
-, letters to
-, petition of

Stoneleigh (or Stonesby), co. Leicester

Stonesby, see Stoneleigh.

Stony Stratford, co. Bucks

Storke, Henry, clerk, petition of

Story, alias Parker, Elizabeth, petition of

Stourbridge, co. Worcester

Stoughton, Mr.

Stodard, Capt.

Stow

Strachan, Major Archibald

Strafford, Capt. Bennet
-, Col. Francis, a Papist
-, Thos. Wentworth Earl of
-, late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland

Strangford, Ireland
-, port of

Stratfieldsaye, cos. Hants and Berks

Stravie's brother

Streaton, Benjamin

Strensham, near Tewkesbury, Sir William Russell's house at
-, garrisoned by Col. Massie

Strickland, Walter
-, letter to

Strode, Sir George, payment to

Stroud, Mr.
-, co. Gloucester, a Parliamentary garrison placed by

Stryall, Dr.

Stuart, James, see Richmond, Duke of.
-, Sir Robert

Sturminster, co. Dorset

Sudeley, co. Gloucester
-, garrison of

Suffolk, co.
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants and Committees of, letters to
-, distractions in
-, forces in, monthly charge of
-, M.P.'s for
-, recruits for the Parliamentary army to be furnished by
-, troops, the

Sunderland, co. Durham
-, Water, colliery near
-, William

Surgeons in the Parliamentary army

Surrey, co.
-, Commissioners of, letter to
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, letter to
-, and Committee of
-, letters to
-, forces of
-, monthly charge of
-, gentlemen of
-, horse soldiers of
-, and dragoons of
-, oppressions suffered by
-, recruits for the Parliamentary army to be furnished by
-, regiments in
-, trained bands of

Sussex, co.
-, Commissioners of, letter to
-, Committee of
-, letters to
-, Deputy Lieutenants of
-, and Committee of
-, letters to
-, forces of
-, monthly charge of
-, forces to be raised by, for the siege of Basing House
-, gentlemen of
-, horse soldiers of
-, and dragoons of
-, petition of
-, recruits for the Parliamentary army to be furnished by
-, regiment, the
-, remonstrance of
-, Royalist forces in
-, the Scottish loan in
-, trained bands of

Sutton, Mr., letter to

Swainton, Mr.

"Swallow," the ship

Swallow, Capt.

Swallowfield, co. Berks.
-, letter dated from

Swanley, Capt. Richard, Admiral of the Irish seas
-, letter to
-, Capt. Robert, commander of the ship "Lion,"

Sweden
-, business of
-, the league of the Parliament with
-, Queen of

Swedes, the
-, Commissioners of

Swedish Agent or Ambassador, the and see Movatt, Hugh.

"Swiftsure," H.M.'s ship

Swinfenn, Mr.

Switzerland

Sydenham, Col. William
-, letter to
-, Major

Sydney, Philip, Lord L'Isle

T.

T. W.., document printed by

Taaffc, Viscount

Talbott, Sir Gilbert

Tadcaster, co. York

Taite, Mr., and see Tate.

Tamworth, co. Stafford

Tarvin, near Chester
-, Parliamentary garrison at

Tate, Zouch, M.P. for Northampton, Chairman of the Committee for regulating the armies
-, his committee

Tatham, Capt.

Taunton
-, distressed condition of
-, Governor of, and see Blake, Col.
-, importance of to the Parliamentary party

Taunton, the Parliamentory forces at
-, relief of
-, siege of
-, raised by the Royalists

Tay, the river

Tayler, Mr.

Taylor, Capt. Denys
-, examination of
-, James, master of the ship "Mary and Anne," of London
-, Richard, of Clopham, co. Beds, Serjeant-at-law, will of

Temperley, Sir Thomas

Temple Bar
-, the Inner

Temple, Major Purbeck
-, Sir John

Tenby, co. Pembroke
-, garrison of

Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester
-, garrison of

Thacker, Gilbert

Thairlwall, or Thelwell, Giles

Thame, co. Oxon

Thames, the river
-, Street, London

Thatcham, co. Berks

Thetford, co. Norfolk

Thimbleby, Sir John

Thistleworth

Thomas, Capt. William

Thompson, Capt.
-, Richard

Thomson, Col., regiment of

Thorne, James
-, Giles

Thornhaugh, Col. Francis, Governor of Welbeck House
-, letter to

Thornhill, Col.

Thornton, Col.

Thoroughgood, Sir John

Tichborne, Sir Henry
-, a prisoner at Portsmouth
-, a prisoner in the Tower

Tickhill, co. York
-, Castle

Tidenham, co. Gloucester, garrison of

Tildesley, Sir Thomas

Tillyer, Col. Henry, a prisoner in the Tower

Tin, references, to
-, the business of
-, farmers, the, petition of
-, the sale of

Todde, John, petition of

Tomeson, Mr., letter to

Tomlinson, Capt.
-, his troop

Tong Castle, co. Salop
-, Royalist garrison in

Tonnage and Poundage, subsidies of

Toomes, William

Topsham, co. Devon

Towcester

Tottenham, co. Middlesex, constable of

Tower of London, the
-, Hill
-, Irish prisoners in
-, Lieutenant of
-, letter to
-, warrant to
-, the magazine at
-, the Records in
-, Street, London, Office of the Commissioners of the Navy in

Townsend, Thomas, of St. Andrew-by-theWardrobe, London

Tradach, officers of

Trafford, Col. Francis, a professed Papist

Trail, Mr., a Commissioner of the British forces in Ulster

Traill, James, petition of

Trained bands, the, and see London.

Tranmore, opposite Liverpool

Trapham, Thomas, surgeon to MajorGeneral Skippon

Treasurer, the Lord High and see Cottington, Lord.

Treasurer-at-Wars for the Parliament, see Gerard, Sir Gilbert.
-, for the King, see Ashburnham, John.

Treasury, the
-, Chamber, Westminster, the
-, document dated from

Treaties, the sub-committee for

Treaty between the King and Parliament, propositions for
-, of Uxbridge, see Uxbridge.

Trecise, Nowell, master gunner

Trenchard, John
-, payment to

Trent, the river

Trereife

Trevor, Col. Mark
-, Sir John
-, Sir Thomas, a Baron of the Exchequer

Troopers in the Parliamentary army, pay of

Trotter, Mr.

"True Love," the ship

Truro, co. Cornwall

Turkey

Turkish ships brought into Cadiz by the Spaniards and Dunkirkers

Turks, the

Turner, one of the Queen's musicians
-, Mr.

Tutbury, co. Stafford
-, the King's army at
-, letter dated from

Tuttle, Capt., of Rushwell Hall

Tweedy, Capt. Roger, one of the Commissioners of the Navy
-, letter to

Tyas, Laurence, account signed by

Tynemouth Castle
-, articles for the surrender of
-, capitulation of
-, Governor of
-, surrendered to the Scots' army, 28th Oct.

Tynt, Capt.

Tyrrell, Capt.
-, his troop

U.

Ulrich, Sergeant-Major George, captain of a troop of horse

Ulster
-, British forces in
-, commanders of, letter to
-, officers of
-, letter to
-, warrant for payment to
-, coast of
-, the Commander-in-Chief in
-, Deputy Muster-master for and see Clayton.
-, forces of
-, gentlemen of
-, regiments of foot in
-, service of

Underwood, Col., horse soldiers of
-, Major
-, horse soldiers of

Usher, James, Archbishop of Armagh

Usk, co. Monmouth

Uttoxeter, co. Stafford
-, the Royalist rendezvous near, letter dated from

Uxbridge, co. Middlesex
-, Commissioners from the Parliament sent to
-, letter dated from
-, proposed treaty between the King and Parliament to be considered at
-, treaty of, proceedings of the
-, failure of the
-, Lords and others at the, letter to

V.

Vallet, Capt., Governor of Beeston Castle

Vandrusques, Commissary-General

Vane, Sir George, son of Sir Henry Vane
-, letters of
-, Sir Henry, senr., M.P., a member of the Committee for both kingdoms
-, High Steward of Richmond and Midlam
-, to be added to the Committee or Commissioners of both kingdoms residing with the Scottish army
-, letters to
-, junr., M.P., Treasurer of the Navy
-, a member of the Committee of both kingdoms, and passim.

"Vanguard," H.M.'s ship

Van Reden, Nicholas, late master of the "Hope," of Hamburg, petition of

Van Viana, Mr.

Vassall or Vassell, Samuel, M.P.

Vaughan, Nell
-, Herbert, taken at the surprise of Shrewsbury

Vavasour, Col.
-, William, letter of
-, Sir William, letter to

Venice
-, document dated from

Venn or Ven, Col. John, M.P., Governor of Windsor
-, letters to

Vere, Col.

Vermuyden, Col.
-, is at Orton, near Peterborough
-, is to march toward Huntingdon
-, forces of
-, letters to

Vernon, Capt., Francis

Vic, Sir Henry de

Vicar-General, the

Vice-Admiral, the and see Batten, Capt.

Vicford, Mons.

Vickers, Mr.

Victuallers of the Navy, see Navy.

Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham
-, Mary, Countess of Buckingham