C.

Cabinet, the King's, papers taken in

Cadiz

Caerwys, co. Flint

Calais

Cale, Nathaniel

Callander, the Earl of, see Livingston, James.

Calshot Castle, co. Hants

Calthorpe, Sir Henry

Cambridge
-, Governor of and see Mildmay, Col.
-, Castle
-, garrison of
-, commander in and see Jordan, Capt.
-, forces at
-, University of, Emanuel College
-, statute book
-, co.
-, Committee of
-, certificate of
-, letters to
-, forces of
-, gentlemen of
-, horse soldiers of
-, recruits to be supplied by
-, and Ely, Committee of, letters to

Camden Miscellany, the, documents printed in

Camfield, Sir John
-, Lady

Cammock, Capt. Sussex
-, petition of

Campbell, Alexander
-, Archibald, Marquis of Argyle
-, payments to be made to
-, Archibald, assignee for the Earl of Argyle, receipts given by
-, Donald
-, John, Earl of Loudoun, Lord Chancellor of Scotland

Campden, co. Gloucester

Campion, Sir W.
-, letter to

Campsfield, Sir John
-, [Lady Camfield ?]

Cancellaria of Smyrna, the

Candales, the Duke of

Candy, Turks defeated in

Canon-Frome, see Frome Canon.

Canterbury, the Archbishopric of
-, Archbishop of, see Laud, Wm.

Cape, Capt.

Capell, Arthur Lord
-, letters of

Cardiff
-, governor of and see Pritchard, Edward.
-, letter dated from

Cardigan, co.
-, mine royal in
-, mint and mines in

Carey, Sir Horatio
-, John, see Hunsdon.

Carisbrooke Castle, the Court at, documents dated from
-, letter dated from

Carleton, Lieut.-Col., Adjutant-General to Col.-General Poyntz

Carlingford, garrison of

Carlisle
-, defeat of Lord Digby near
-, proposed dismantling of
-, Scots' garrison in

Carmarthen
-, Castle
-, garrison of
-, governor of, see Glynn, Col Thomas.
-, co.
-, High Sheriff of and see Gwynne, Charles.
-, gentlemen of

Carnarvon
-, governor of and see Glynn, Col. Thomas.
-, leaguer before
-, co.
-, deputy lieutenants of, letter to
-, royal revenues in

Carne, or Kerne, Col. William, Governor of the Isle of Wight
-, letter to

Carnwath, Earl of, see Dalzell, Robert.

Carr, Lieut.-Col. Robert

Carrell, Cornelius

Carrick, N. B.

Carrickfergus, Ireland

Cartaret, Francis de, petition of
-, Capt. George
-, Helier de, procurator in the Isle of Jersey
-, Sir Philip
-, Zouch

Carter, Col. John
-, governor of Conway castle
-, John, purser of the "Assurance" frigate

Carte's Ormond papers, document printed in

Cartwright, Lieut.-Col. George
-, John, Esq.

Castle, Col.
-, his regiment
-, letters to

Caulfield, Col.

Causfield, Sir John

Cavaliers, the and see Army of the King.

Cavan, the Baron of and see Lambert, Charles Lord.

Cavendish, Wm., Earl of Devonshire
-, see Newcastle, Marquis of.

Cawdry, Deborah, petition of

Cawley, William
-, letter to

Cawood Castle, co. York

Cecil, Wm., see Salisbury, Earl of

Ceely, Col. Thomas, his regiment of foot
-, Francis

Chadwick, Col.

Chafford, co. Essex, hundred of

Chalfield West, co. Wilts

Chalfont St. Giles, co. Bucks

Chamber, the Royal, gentlemen of

Chamberlain, Thomas

Champneys, Capt.

Chancery, court of

Chandos, George Lord

Channing, Capt.

Chaplain, Major

Chapman, Col. Sir Abraham
-, Major

Chappell, Samuel, petition of

Chard, co. Somerset
-, depositions taken at

Charing Cross, see London.

Charles I., notices of, and references to, passim.
-, has retired beyond the Severn
-, his march towards Newark
-, has taken Huntingdon
-, is about Bedford
-, is marching towards Oxford
-, is at Oxford
-, marches towards Worcester
-, has marched towards Bridgnorth
-, is about Worcester and Hereford
-, has marched towards Chester
-, is advanced to Newark
-, is at Donington, co. Leicester
-, is on his way to Newark with horse, tattered and tired
-, is expected at Oxford, Sept.
-, is at Newark
-, is returned to Oxford
-, his forces about Oxford
-, comes to the Scots' army
-, propositions for peace sent to
-, to be handed over to the Parliament by the Scots' army

Charles I., the committee for receiving the person of, at Newcastle
-, marches to Hatfield
-, is at Hampton Court
-, movements of
-, bedchamber of, grooms of
-, his cabinet, papers taken in
-, children of, the committee for regulating
-, establishment for the
-, reduction of the household of
-, his daughter, see Elizabeth, Princess.
-, commission by
-, grant by
-, his kitchen
-, proclamation of
-, proposed aid from Ireland for
-, letters patent of
-, petition to
-, propositions to be sent to
-, revenues of
-, in cos. Hereford and Worcester, and the Duchy of Lancaster
-, warrants, privy seals, &c., of
-, letters of
-, letters to

Charles, Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall, &c., and Captain-General of all his Majesty's forces in England and Wales
-, proclamation by
-, revenues of
-, in cos. Hereford and Worcester, and the Duchy of Lancaster
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, King of England

Charles Lodowick, Count Palatine of the Rhine, Prince Elector and see Elector Palatine.

"Charles," the frigate

Charleton, Robert, Esq.

Charlton, co. Sussex

Charolophelos, a satirical poem signed

Chartley Holme, co. Stafford

Chatham, co. Kent
-, dockyard
-, master attendants at
-, magazine at
-, ordinary establishment at, the masters, &c., belonging to, petition of
-, officers at, letter of
-, letter dated from

Chatillon, marquis of

Chatsworth, co Derby

Cheek, Sir Thomas

Cheislie, John
-, letter of

Chelmsford, co. Essex
-, committee at
-, letter to

Chepstow, co. Monmouth
-, castle, governor of
-, letter to

Cheshire cheese, price of in London

Chester
-, battle of
-, Cathedral, Dean and chapter of, revenues of
-, Corporation, &c., of, removal of from their offices
-, exchequer office at
-, governor of and see Jones, Col., Michael.
-, importance of to the Royalists
-, Irish in
-, letter to
-, letter dated from
-, march of the King towards
-, mayor of and see Walley, Charles; Edwards, William.
-, ordinance of Parliament relating to
-, the plague in
-, recorder of and see Brerewood, Sir Robert.
-, siege of
-, sequestrators for
-, victory of the Parliamentary forces near
-, Water
-, West
-, co.
-, chamberlains of
-, commissioners of Excise for
-, committee of
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, committee of Sequestrations in
-, deputy lieutenants and committees of, letters to
-, forces of
-, gentlemen of
-, royal revenues in

Chesterfield, the Earl of, his son governor of Shelford Manor House

Cheynell, Francis, Esq.

Cheyney, Capt.

Chicheley, Thomas

Chichester
-, Cathedral, dean and chapter of
-, committee of
-, letter of
-, garrison
-, governor of and see Sidney, Col. Algernon.
-, letters dated from
-, rape of
-, sub-committee of accounts at
-, Francis Leigh, Earl of, captain of the Band of Pensioners

Chidley, Col., letter to
-, John

Chilgrove, co. Sussex

Chiltern, the three hundreds of co. Bucks

Chirell

Chirk, co. Denbigh
-, castle
-, letter dated from

Chiswick, co. Middlesex

Cholmondeley, Robert Visct.

Church, the
-, of England, the
-, government, the Ordinance for
-, lands

Church, Mr.

Chylde, William, Esq.

Cinque ports, the

Cirencester, co. Gloucester

Civil, Françoise
-, Pierre

Clagett, William

Clanneboy, James Viscount, letter to

Clare, Sir Ralph, Knt.

Clarke, Mr.
-, Capt.
-, Robert
-, Clement
-, Major Samuel

Clavering, Col.

Claverton, co. Somerset

Clay, Robert, master carpenter of the "Headmost" frigate

Claye, Dr.

Clement, Capt.

Clements, Gregory

Clendon, John

Cleofland [Circle of Cleves ?]

Clerke, Dr. Wm., Judge of the Admiralty

Cleves
-, the Circle of

Clifford, Henry, Earl of Cumberland

Cliffords Tower

Clifton, Sir Gervase

Clinton, Theophilus, Earl of Lincoln
-, imprisonment of

Clive, Col. Robert

Cloberry, Oliver, one of the Committee for general Accounts, letters to

Close Committee, the

Clothiers, petition of

Clotworthy, Major
-, letter to
-, Sir John, M.P.
-, letters to

Clownham, John

Clubmen, the
-, declaration of Parliament against
-, in co. Devon.
-, in co. Sussex

Clud, Mr.

Clydesdale

Cobb, Mr. Francis, one of the King's Squires of the Body
-, Sir Wm.

Cochrane, Sir Wm.

Cockeram, Richard

Cockermouth, co. Cumberland
-, castle

Cockrell, Mr. John

Coe, J. and A., newspaper printed for

Coggin, Capt.

Coinage, accounts of the, from

Coker, Lieut.-Col. Robert, governor of Weymouth and Melcomb Regis

Coke's Institutes of the laws of England
-, Reports

Cole, Capt.

Coleman, a minister

Coleraine, in Londonderry

Coles, Francis
-, pamphlet printed for

Coleshall, co. Berks

Colladon, Dr.

College of Arms, the

Collen, Capt.

Collier, Richard

Collingwood, Capt.

Collins, Major Nehemiah

Collison, Capt.

Colmwood

Colnbrook

Colston, Thomas
-, William

Colthrop, Capt.

Colworth, Col. Sir Samuel

Comber, John

Comberford, Col.

Commissioners, the English, appointed to treat with the Scottish Commissioners
-, instructions for
-, reply of
-, the English and Scotch, meeting at Berwick, names of the and see Scotland.

Committee of both kingdoms, also called the Derby House committee from its place of meeting at Derby House, proceedings, &c., of and passim.
-, letters, &c., of and passim.
-, orders, &c., of and passim.

Common Council of London, the, see London.

Common Pleas, the Court of
-, Judges of

Common Prayer, the Book of

Composition, payments for

Compositions, committee for, at Goldsmiths' Hall
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, orders of
-, petitions to

Compton House, co. Warwick
-, horse soldiers of
-, officer commanding, letter to
-, James, see Northampton, Earl of.
-, Sir William

Comptroller or Postmaster General of England, office of

Coningsby, Lieut.-Col.

Connaught
-, British forces in

Connisby, Thomas, Esq.

Conquest, Capt.

Constantinople
-, English Ambassador at and see Crow, Sir Sackville.
-, Strangers' consulage at, the duty entitled

"Constant Reformation," the ship

"Constant Warwick," the ship
-, petition of the owners of

Contract of supply, committee for

"Convertive," the ship

Conway, co. Carnarvon
-, castle
-, governor of and see Carter, J.
-, Col.
-, letter to

Conway, Edward, Viscount Conway and Killultagh, letters to
-, Papers, the

Conyers, Sir John, letters of

Cooke, Col.
-, his troop
-, letter to
-, John, barrister-at-law
-, Capt. Richard
-, William

Cooper, Mr.
-, Lieut. Thomas

Coote, Lieut.-Col., son of Sir Charles Coote, letter to
-, Sir Charles
-, letters to

Cope, William, Esq.

Copes, Signior, the agent for Holland at Constantinople

Copley, Mr.

Corbett, Mr.
-, Edward, Esq.
-, John
-, Sir John, Bart., a Commissioner to reside with the army of Scotland
-, Miles, Chairman of the committee of Examinations
-, Sir Vincent, Bart.

Cordell, Robert, Esq., petition of

Cordwell, Samuel
-, Sir John

Corfe Castle, co. Dorset
-, siege of

Cork
-, the Earl of (Sir Richard Boyle)

Cornelius, Peter, Captain of the "Peter," of Weymouth, petition of

Cornet Castle, in Guernsey

Cornhill, see London.

Cornish army, the

Cornwall, co.
-, committee of
-, coast of
-, Duchy of

Corold, Sebastian, cook of the ship "Second Whelp,"

Cosin, Mr.
-, E., letters of

Cosins, Mr. Thomas

Costello, co. Mayo

Costen, Symon, petition of

Cotes, Richard, pamphlet printed by

Cotgrave, Mrs.

Cotherington, co. Gloucester

Cotten, Capt.

Cottington, Francis Lord, Lord High Treasurer

Cottle, Capt. Symon

Cotton, Capt.

Count Palatine of the Rhine, see Charles Lodowick.

Couper, Mrs.

Court Ash, co. Kent

Courteen, Mr.

Courtney, Sir Peter, of Trethruffe, co. Cornwall

Courts-of-Guard

Cousins, Mr.

Covelt, Col.

Covenant, see League and Covenant.

Covenanters, the, defeat of by the Marquis of Montrose at Kilsyth

Coventry
-, Broadgate Ward
-, committee at
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, order of
-, committee of Accounts for
-, letter of
-, committee of the Militia at, letter of
-, forces of
-, garrison of
-, horse soldiers of
-, Mayor and Aldermen of
-, Treasurer for and see Smith, Matthew.
-, letters, &c., dated from

Cowdray House, co. Sussex

Cowling, co. Kent

Cox, Capt., letter to
-, Daniel
-, John, Esq.
-, William

Coxe, Henry
-, John, gunner of the "Headmost" frigate

Coytmore, Robert, letters of

Cragge, Thomas

Crane, Edward, master gunner of H.M.S. "Defiance,"
-, Sir Richard

Cranfield, James, Earl of Middlesex
-, impeachment of
-, Sir Lionel, late Lord Cranfield and Earl of Middlesex, death of
-, his funeral

Cranforde, Mr. James, one of the licensers for books of divinity

Crashou [Crawshaw ?], the Sieur

Craven, John, a messenger to attend the Committee of both kingdoms

Craven, William Lord
-, Lady

Crawford, E., executrix of Major-Gen. Crawford
-, Lawrence, Sergeant-Major-General of the Earl of Manchester's foot, Commissary-General of the horse, and President of the Council of War within the Associated counties
-, pay due to, account of
-, and Lindsay, John Earl of

Crendon, Long, co. Bucks

"Crescent," the ship

Cressett, Francis

Creswick, Francis, Mayor of Bristol, deposed from office
-, Henry

Crew, John, M.P.
-, a member of the Committee for both kingdoms and passim.

Crickhowell, co. Brecknock

Crips, John, a messenger to attend the Committee of both kingdoms

Crispe, Sir Nicholas

Crofts, James, petition of

Croke, Sir Henry, certificate by

Croker, Lieut.-Col

Cromwell, Capt.
-, Col. John, death of
-, Oliver, M.P., Lieut.-General
-, Basing House taken by
-, Winchester surrenders to
-, letter signed by
-, letters to
-, warrant of
-, Major Thomas
-, Mr. Vere

"Cromwell's Panegyrick," a satirical poem entitled

Cropredy, co. Warwick

Crosse, Grace

Crossing, Richard, petition of

Crossland, Sir Jordan, Knt.

Crostwick, co. Norfolk

Crow, Sir Sackville, Ambassador at Constantinople

Crowland, see Croyland.

Crowmarsh, near Wallingford, co. Oxon

Crown Office, the
-, revenues of

Crowther, Capt. John, Vice-Admiral of Ireland

Croydon, the head-quarters of Sir Thomas Fairfax at

Croyland, co. Lincoln, garrison of
-, governor of
-, letter to

Cruchlooe, Gilbert

Crundley, Capt.

Culham, Thomas, Sheriff of London

Culpepper, Sir John, Lord
-, letter of

Cumberland, co.
-, committees in
-, garrisons in
-, Earl of and see Clifford, Henry.

Cumberlanders, the

Cunningham, Mr.
-, Mrs. Annah
-, Thomas

Cupper, Capt.

Curle, Walter, Bishop of Winchester

Curry, Daniel

Curtis, Derrick, master carpenter in the "Sternmost" frigate
-, Walter, messenger

Curwen, Peter, purser of the "Prince Royal,"

Curzon, Sir John

Customs, the
-, commissioners of
-, letter to
-, report of

Cuxton, co. Kent

"Cygnet," the ship