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C
Cadbury, Hum.
Caddington parish
Cadiz
-, vessels to or from
Cadyman, Sir John
Caen
-, Charles II. at
Caerphilly
Cæsar, Aug., petition of
Caethnes, John
Cagliari
Caistor rails
Calais
Calamy, Dr. Edw.
Calder
Cale, Giles
-, Nath., letter of
Calf skins, see Leather.
Callo, Nich., petition of
Calshot Castle
Calvert, Thos.
Camberwell
Cambridge
-, residents at
-, Duke of, see Stuart, Chas.
-, University
-, King's letters to
-, lectureships or professorships at
-, petitions for degrees at
-, printers at
-, recommendations, &c., for degrees at
-, servants of
-, Vice-Chancellor of
Cambridge University, Vice-Chancellor of,
King's letters to
-, colleges of, viz.:—
-, Benet, see Corpus Christi.
-, Christ's
-, petition of
-, letter of
-, certificate by
-, King's letters to
-, letter dated from
-, Clare Hall
-, petition of
-, Corpus Christi or Benet
-, Emmanuel
-, letter of
-, Gonville and Caius college
-, letter of
-, Jesus
-, King's
-, certificate by
-, King's letters to
-, Magdalen
-, letter of
-, Pembroke Hall
-, letter of
-, Peterhouse, or St. Peter's
-, Queen's
-, certificate by
-, master of, see Martin, Edw.
-, St. John's
-, letters dated from
-, Sydney Sussex
-, letter of
-, petition of
-, Trinity
-, beadsman's places in
-, letter of
-, petitions of
-, Trinity Hall
Cambridgeshire, lands and places in
-, lieutenants of
-, offices in
-, residents in
Campbell, Arch., Earl and Marquis of Argyle
Campden, Viscount, see Noel.
Campian, John
Canary fleet
-, Islands
Canfield, Thos., petition of
Canning, Rob.
Cannings
Cannon, Peter, petition of
Cannonby
Cannopp House
Canon Frome
Cantell, Hum., information of
Canterbury
-, alderman of
-, Charles II. at
-, justices of peace of
-, letter dated from
-, mayor of
-, member for
-, recorder of
-, residents in
-, St. John's Hospital in
-, Walloons, or French, in, see French.
-, Archbishop of
see Juxon, Wm.; Laud, Wm.
-, Deans and deanery of
-, Dean and chapter of
-, archdeacon of
-, prebends or prebendaries of
-, Cathedral (Christ Church)
-, alms-rooms in
-, see of in vacancy
-, offices in
Cany, Walter
Capel, Arthur, Lord
-, Eliz., Lady
-, certificate by
Capel, Sir Gamaliel
-, Gamaliel (his son)
-, petition of
-, Matt.
-, Anne, petition of
Caple, Wm.
Captain General, see Monk, Duke of Albemarle.
Captains, letters of
Caracena, Marquis, Governor of Flanders
Cardiff, bailiffs, &c., petition of
Cardiganshire
-, lands and places in
-, offices in
Cardonnel, or Cordonnel, Peter de
Careby, letter dated from
Careless, Wm.
Carent, Edw., petition of
Carew, George
-, petitions of
Carew, John
-, Thos.
-, petition of
-, (Pembrokeshire)
Carey, Henry, Earl of Dover
-, letter of
-, petitions of
-, John, Viscount Rochford, (his
son), certificate by
-, Chas. (his brother)
Carey, Robert, 1st Earl of Monmouth
-, Thos. (his son)
-, Henry, 2nd Earl of Monmouth
-, petitions of
-, Lionel, Lord, (his son)
-, Hen. (his son)
Carey, Hen., Viscount Falkland, Lord
Lieutenant of Oxfordshire
-, certificate by
-, letter of
-, petition of
Carey, Eliz.
-, Sir Ferdinando, daughters of
-, Sir George
-, John
-, Wm.
-, Mr.
Caribbee Islands
Carill, Sir John
-, John
-, Marg. (alias Drummond)
-, (minister)
Carington, Capt. Sam., letter of
-, petition of
Carisbrooke Castle, letters dated from
Carleton, Sir Dud.
-, Dr. Guy, Dean of Carlisle
-, certificates by
-, Thos.
-, petitions of
Carlisle, Lodowick
-, Joan
Carlisle
-, Castle
-, customs at
-, customs' offices at
-, mayor of
-, letter of
-, letters dated from
-, Countess of, see Hay.
-, Bishop of see Sterne, Rich
-, Dean of, see Carleton, Guy
-, prebends or prebendaries of
-, see or diocese of
-, in vacancy
Carlisle, alms-rooms in
Carlos, Col. Wm., petition of
-, certificate by
Carlton, Hen.
Carmarthen
-, Castle
-, letter dated from
Carmarthen, Rich.
Carmarthenshire
-, lands and places in
-, offices in
Carnarvon, lands and places in
-, Earl of, see Dormer, Chas.
Carnarvonshire
-, offices in
-, residents in
-, sheriff, &c., of, letter of
Carne, John
Carnwath, Countess of, see Dalziel
Caron House
Carpe Loran
Carpenter, Capt. Phil.
-, Thos., petitions of
Carr, Sir Edw.
-, Guillaumette
-, Lieut.-Col. Fras., petitions of
-, Sir Rich.
-, Dame Mary
-, Rob.
-, Wm.
-, petition of
Carr rooms
Carrick, Countess of, see Stewart.
Carrickfergus
Carrington Priory
Carter, Edw., petition of
-, Hen.
-, petition of
-, Sir John
-, letter of
-, John, petitions of
-, Rich.
-, Wm., petition of
-, Mr. (late)
Carteret, Sir George, Commissioner and Treasurer of the Navy
-, as Vice-Chamberlain of the
Household
-, bills drawn on
-, certificate of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, orders from
-, payments to or by
-, warrants and orders to
-, Lady
Carteret, Wm., petition of
Cartington
Cartwright, Hugh, petition of
-, John
-, petition of
-, Rich., petition of
-, Thos., petition of
Carvile, Mr.
Carwarden, Thos., petition of
Carwidros (Manor)
Cary, Eliz., alias Welsh Besse, petitions of
-, Peter
Caryhayes
Caryl, Sir John
Casaubon, Isaac
-, James
-, Meric, petition of
Casebeard, John
Castell, Rob., letter of
-, Edm., petition of
Castillion, John, petitions of
Castle Island
Castle, George, petition of
Castlehaven, Earl, see Touchet.
Castlemain, Mrs.
Castleton
Castleton, Ann, petition of
-, Nath.
Catcher, John, petition of
Catherine, Infanta of Portugal
Catherthorne Colliery
Catholic Religion, see Popery.
Cattart, Jehan, deposition of
Catterick Manor
Cattle, export and import of
Catwater
Caulke, letters dated from
Cavaliers, the
Cave, Rob., petition of
Cavendish, Wm., Marquis of Newcastle
-, as General in the civil war
-, notes and certificates by
Cavendish, Wm., Earl of Devonshire
-, certificate by
Cavendish, Hen., Lord Mansfield, Master of the Robes
Cavendish, Lieut.-General Chas.
Cawley, Clement
-, Bridget, alias Clerke, petition of
-, Wm.
-, petition of
-, Eliz., petition of
Cawston
-, petition of inhabitants of
Cawthorpe
Caxton (Cambridge)
Cayo (Manor)
Cecil, Wm., Earl of Salisbury
-, John, Earl of Exeter
-, petition of
-, certificate by
-, letters of
Cecil, Hammond
-, Wm., jun.
Ceeley, Hen.
-, Leonard, petition of
-, Oliver, Mayor of Plymouth
-, Peter
-, Thos.
-, petition of
-, Wm., senior
Ceremonies, Masters of, see Gerbier, Sir Balt.,
and Cotterel, Sir Charles
-, Marshal of, see Andros.
Cernedon Prior
Ceynes, John
Chadwell
Chadwell, Wm.
Chalk, Jacob, petition of
Challenor, Rich.
-, Thos., petition of
Chaloner, Robt.
-, Thos.
-, or Challanor, Mr.
Chamber, the, see Charles II., household of.
Chamberlain, Lord Great, see Bertie, Earl of
Lindsey.
-, office of
-, of the Household, see Montague, Earl
of Manchester.
Chamberlain, Anne, petition of
-, Barbara, petition of
-, Blanche, petition of
-, Capt. John
-, petition of
-, Dr. Peter, petition of
-, Rich. (late)
-, Rich., letter and petition of
-, or Chamberlen, Robt., petition of
-, Thos.
-, Sir Thos.
-, Wm.
-, Wm., petition of
-, Col. Wm.
-, Dr. Wm., certificate by
Chamberlain (Manor)
Chamberlayne, Wm., letter of
Chambers, Bridget, petition of
-, Dr. Jas.
-, Jos.
-, petition of
Champante, Hen.
-, John
Championship, office of
Champneys, Edw.
Chancellor, Lord High, see Hyde, Sir E.
Chancery, or Equity, Court of
-, officers in
-, six clerks in
-, rolls of
-, suits, &c., in
Chandos, Lord, see Bruges.
Channel, the, vessels in
Chapel, Dean of see also Charles II., household of.
Chaplin, Mr., (controller)
Chapman, Ald. Hen.
-, John, letter of
-, Thos., petition of
Charing Cross (London)
Charitable uses, Commissioners for
Charles I.
-, as prince
-, bows of
-, chaplains of
-, children of see also Royal
Family, and their several names.
-, commands or orders of
-, commissions of
-, correspondence of
-, cypher of
-, debts of or loans to
-, declarations of
-, fellowships, &c., founded by
-, gifts and grants of
-, history of
-, jewels, plate, goods, &c., of, embezzled
-, knights made by
-, letters of
-, loans to, on Privy Seal, &c.
-, mortgages by
Charles I., officers and soldiers in the army of
-, officers of, provision for
-, offices held under
-, opponents and enemies of
-, overtures or treaties for peace with
or by
-, passes of
-, patents, appointments, and warrants
of
-, personal notices of
-, petitions to
-, prayers for
-, promises of
-, receipt by
-, requests or recommendations of
-, secretaries of
-, servants of, services to, or sufferings
for, passim
-, sermons, speeches, books, &c., against
-, statues and pictures of
-, transactions of, at—
-, Edgehill
-, Hampton Court
-, Holmby, or Holdenby
-, London
-, Newark
-, Newcastle
-, Newmarket
-, Newport
-, Northern expedition
-, Nottingham
-, Oxford
-, Reading
-, Scotland
-, Scottish army
-, Shrewsbury
-, Wight, Isle of
-, Worcester
-, York
-, works of
-, seizure and captivity of
-, trial of
-, judges or murderers of
-, petition for death of
-, warrant of
-, last wishes of
-, death of
-, executioner of
-, day of fasting for
Charles II., casual notices of, passim.
-, as Prince of Wales, personal notices of
-, servants, &c., of
-, personal notices of during the civil
wars
-, during his exile
-, during his expedition to Scotland and England
-, on and after the Restoration
-, escapes of
-, escape of, after the battle of Worcester
-, restoration of casual
mention of, passim.
-, attempts to promote
-, joy and thanksgiving for
-, opposition to
-, restoration of, tidings of
-, return of, to England
-, goes with, or to meet, Princess and
Queen
-, Coronation of
-, claims at, tract on
-, Commissioners for claims on
-, descriptions of
-, designs at
-, preparations for
-, access to
-, affection to
-, allies of
-, arms, engravers of, see Mint.
-, books dedicated or presented to
-, cabinet of curiosities of
-, power or prerogative of
-, declarations of
-, designs against
-, enemies of
-, fetes and amusements for
-, gifts of
-, gifts to
-, godchildren of
-, houses sold to
-, jewels, plate, tapestry, goods, &c.,
of
-, lands of, see Crown lands.
-, livings, &c., in the gift of
-, loans to
-, merchandise, &c., for
-, mother of, see Henrietta Maria, Queen
-, New Year's gifts to
-, notes by
-, offices in the gift of
-, orders or commands of
-, pictures, &c., of
-, poverty of
-, preservation of, Act for
-, proceedings of, in matters of religion
-, proclamations of see also
Proclamations.
-, promises of
-, recommendations of
-, remarks or expressions of
-, rents of, see Crown rents.
-, residences of
-, right to the Crown, see Abjuration
Oath.
-, servants of, petition of
-, sisters of, see Mary, Elizabeth, Anne,
and Henrietta Anne, princesses.
-, speeches, messages, and answers of, in
Parliament
-, speeches, sermons, &c., against
-, speeches, writings, &c., in favour of
-, spies, intelligencers, and informers
against
-, supplies for
-, verses on, or to
-, yacht for
-, letters of, before the Restoration
-, (1660)
-, (1661)
-, requests for or notices of letters of
-, instructions of
-, orders of
-, addresses to, (1660)
-, letters to, (1660)
-, (1601)
-, petitions to, (1660)
-, (1661)
-, requests to
-, other papers addressed to
-, Household of:—
-, Lord Chamberlain, see Montague,
Earl Manchester.
-, Vice-Chamberlain of, see Carteret,
Sir George.
-, Steward of, see Butler, Marquis of
Ormond.
-, Treasurer of, see Cornwallis, Sir Fred.
-, Comptroller of, see Berkeley, Sir
Chas.
-, Cofferer of, see Ashburnham, Wm.
-, Knight Marshal of see also
Sydenham, Sir Edw.; Throckmorton, Sir W.
-, Treasurer of the Chamber, see Griffin,
Sir Edw.
-, officers of
-, list of
-, provisions for and payments
to
-, Marshal of the Hall
-, Yeoman Garnator
-, Usher of the Black Rod
-, Gentleman Ushers
-, Gentleman Waiters
-, Yeoman Usher
-, Yeoman of the Chamber
-, Grooms of the Chamber
-, Officers of the Chamber
-, Esquires
-, Pages
-, Footmen
-, Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber
-, Serjeants-at-Arms
-, Knight Harbinger
-, Yeoman Harbinger
-, Housekeepers see also Whitehall, keepership of.
-, Messengers
-, petition of
-, lists of
-, Clerks of the Cheque of
-, list of
-, Musicians
-, Keeper and tuner of instruments
-, Librarian
-, Master of the Study
-, Picture Drawers or Keepers
-, Sculptor
-, Bargemaster
-, Bargeman
-, Waterman
-, Physicians
-, in chemistry
-, in botany
-, Surgeons
-, Apothecaries
-, Chemist
-, Chapel Royal
-, Dean of see also
Sheldon, Gilbert.
-, Subdean of
-, Gentlemen of
-, Children or singing boys
of
-, Organist of
-, Chaplains
-, Wardrobe, master of see also
Montague, Earl of Sandwich
-, yeomen of
-, grooms, &c. of
-, clerks of
-, pages of
-, keepers of
-, office and officers of
-, Groom of the Stole, see Grenville,
Sir J.
-, Robes, master of, see Cavendish,
Lord Mansfield
-, pages of
-, servants of
-, brusher of
-, stitcher of
-, Jewel House, master of, see Talbot,
Sir G.
-, yeomen of
-, servants of
-, Jewel House, clerks of
-, Marshal General.
-, Greencloth Officers, see Greencloth
-, Clerks of the Acatry
-, Serjeant of the Ewery
-, Yeomen do.
-, Gentlemen of the Cellar
-, Yeomen do.
-, Grooms do.
-, Cook
-, Clerk of the Kitchen
-, Child do.
-, Turnbroach
-, Groom of the Scullery
-, Clerk of the Bakehouse
-, Yeomen of the Buttery
-, Yeomen and Grooms of the Slaughterhouse
-, Serjeant and Yeomen of the Larder
-, Purveyor and Groom of the Poultry
-, Clerk of the Spicery
-, Clerk of the Pastry
-, Purveyor of Confectionery
-, Serjeant of Confectionery
-, Yeomen and Pages do
-, Carver
-, Sewer
-, Gentleman Porter
-, Yeomen do.
-, Yeoman and Page of the Woodyard
-, Groom of the Counting-house
-, Purveyor of Chandry
-, Serjeant and Yeomen of do.
-, Purveyor of Wines
-, Ale and Beer
-, Timber, &c.
-, Riding Purveyor
-, Serjeants of carriages
-, Clerk of carriages
-, Cart takers
-, Padmen
-, Coachman
-, Yeoman rider
-, Littermen
-, Surveyor of stables
-, Garnator of Mews
-, Master of tents and toils
-, Clerks of do.
-, Bowyer, &c.
-, Cock Master
-, Keeper of hawks, Master Falconer,
&c.
-, Falconers
-, Cormorant Keeper
-, Masters of hounds
-, Serjeant of otter hounds
-, Yeomenof hounds
-, Yeomen of the leash
-, Master of tenis court
-, Tradespeople of, viz.:—
-, Architect and Mason
-, Arras Worker
-, Barber
-, Bookbinder
-, Bookseller and Stationer
-, Brewer
-, Cabinet Maker
-, Clock and Watch Maker
-, Coffer-maker
-, Comb-maker
-, Cutler, &c.
-, Cutter and raser of clothes
-, Embroiderer
-, Engineers, see Ordnance.
-, Engravers, see Mint.
-, Fishmonger
-, Fruiterer and herbalist
-, Goldsmith
-, Grocer
-, Gunsmith see also Ordnance,
Officers of.
-, Hosier
-, Jeweller
-, Joiner
-, Locksmith
-, Matlayer
-, Milliner
-, Painters
-, Plasterer
-, Printer
-, Saddler
-, Silkman
-, Skinner
-, Tailor
-, Upholsterer
-, Woollen Draper
Charlett, Arthur
-, Fras.
Charlton, Rob., petition of
-, Sam., letters of
-, Capt.
-, Mrs.
-, or Charleton, Dr. Walter
Charlton
-, Church
Charney
Charnock, Serjeant George
-, petitions of
-, Roger
Charter House, or Sutton's Hospital
-, governors, &c., of
-, mastership of see
Sydenham, Sir R.
Charter House, or Sutton's Hospital, petitions
for or grants of officers' places in
-, petitions or requests for, and
grants of admissions to
-, petitions for or grants
scholars' places in
-, physicians to
-, Yard
Charteris, Chris., petition of
Chase, John, petitions of
-, Ralph
-, Rich.
Chatham
-, letters dated from
-, ships at or near
-, dock, letters dated from
-, dockyard at
-, navy stores at
-, officers at
-, letter of
-, officers of ropeyard at
-, Hill, letters dated from
-, pay house or hill house at
-, River, letter dated from
Chator, Hen., certificate by
Chaworth, Lord John
Cheadle
Cheapside (London)
Chedle, Sir Thos.
-, Eliz.
-, Rich.
-, Judith, petition of
Cheeke, Alex.
-, Rob., petition of
Chelmsford
Chelsea
Chelsmore
Chepstow Castle
Cheque, clerks of, petition for places as
Cheriton
Chertsey
Chesham Bois
Cheshire
-, address of
-, gentlemen of
-, certificate of
-, petition of
-, lands and places in
-, lieutenants of
Cheshire, offices in
-, residents in
-, rising in
Cheshunt
Chester, Sir Edw.
-, Edw.
Chester
-, address of
-, Bar
-, Castle
-, Customs' places in
-, mayor, &c., of
-, petitions of
-, merchants of
-, petition of the inhabitants of
-, post road to
-, sheriff of
-, Water
-, county palatine of
-, offices in
-, Herald
-, Bishop of, see Walton, Brian.
-, Dean of, see Bridgeman, Hen.
-, Dean and chapter of
-, diocese of
-, offices in
-, alms-rooms in
Chesterfield
-, Earl of, see Stanhope, Phil.
Cheston, Phineas, petition of
Cheswick
Chesworth Lodge
Chettle, John, petition of
Chevalier, Nich
Chichester
-, Customs' places in
-, letter dated from
-, Bishop of see King, Hen.
-, deanery of
-, Dean of, see Ryves, Brune.
-, prebendaries of
Chichester, Arthur, Lord Earl of Donegal
Chichley, Sir Hen.
Chick Castle
Chiffinch, Thos
-, petition of
Chilbolton
Child, Rob.
Childsmore
Chillerton
Chilworth
Chinkley water mill
Chippenham
Chirbury, see Herbert, Lord of.
Chirk Castle
Chiselhurst
Chishall Magna
Chiswick parish
Cholmeley, Hugh, petition of
-, Sir Hen.
-, petition of
-, Thos., sen.
-, Thos., jun.
-, Rebecca, petition of
Cholmondeley, Thos., certificate by
-, letter of
Chomley, John, petition of
Choqueux, M.
Christ Church, see Oxford and Canterbury.
Christchurch (Hants)
Christ's Hospital (Durham)
Christian, Wm.
-, letter of
Christianity, converts to
Christmas, Dan.
Christopher, Edw.
Christophilus, Lord Rich.
Church, Edm.
-, Percy
-, petition and letter of
-, Mr.
Church farm
Church, the, government of
-, of England
-, adherence and conformity to
-, apostates from
-, disturbance in
-, enemies of
-, lands
-, sale or purchase of
-, trustees for sale of
-, Commissioners to examine sales
of
-, order by
-, profits of, during vacancies
-, rents
-, services to and sufferings for
-, settlement of
-, writings in defence of
-, writings against
Churcham
Churchfield
Churchyard Alley (London)
Chute Forest
Chute, Chaloner, sen.
-, Dorothy, Lady Dacre
Chute, Dorothy, Lady Dacre, petition of
-, Chaloner, jun.
-, petition of
Chyles, L., letter of
-, Nat.
Cinque Ports, offices in
City, the, see London.
Clapham, Sir Chris., petition of
-, Chris., letter of
-, Sir Ralph, petition of
Clapham
Clare, Earl of; see Holles, John.
-, And.
-, Everill, petition of
-, Sir Ralph, petitions of
Clarencieux King at Arms
Clarendon, Earl of; see Hyde, Sir Edw.
Clarendon Park
-, Commissioners for
Clarges, Sir Thos., Commissary of Musters
-, warrants and grants to
Clark, or Clarke, Cornelius
-, Gabriel, petition of
-, Capt. John
-, John (late)
-, petitions of
-, Sir John, petition of
-, Philad., petition of
-, Capt. Rob., letters of
-, Rob., letter of
-, Ursula, information of
-, Wm.
-, letter and petition of
-, Dr. Wm., petitions of
-, Sir Wm., Secretary at War
-, Major
-, Mr.
Clay, Capt. Rob., letters of
Claybrooke
Claypole, John, jun
Clayton
Clayton, John
-, Dr. Thos.
Sir Thos.
-, certificate by
-, Thos., petition of
-, certificate by
Clayworth
Cleer, Capt. Hen.
Clegorne, Jas., certificate by
Clement, Gregory
-, estates of
Clements, John, petition of
Cleob., letter dated from
Clergy, the
-, maintenance of, see Ministers.
Clerk, or Clerke, Bridget; see Cawley
-, George
-, Hen.
-, petitions of
-, Hen., jun.
-, Dr. Hen., certificate by
-, Col. John
-, John, petition of
-, Dr. Tim.
-, Valentine
Clerkenwell
Cleveland, Earl of; see Wentworth, Thos.
-, Nat. or Dan.
Clewe, Wm.
-, petitions of
Clewer, (farm or manor)
Cliffe bailiwick
Clifford, Hen., Earl of Cumberland
Clifford, Ant., petitions of
-, Lord, see Boyle.
Clifford's Tower
Clifton, Sir Gervase, petition of
Clinckard, Gabriel, petition of
Clinton, Bridget, Countess of Lincoln
Clopton, Thos.
Cloth, or Cloth Trade
Clotterbuck, John
-, petition of
-, Sir John, letter of
Clown, letter dated from
Cluer, Wm., certificate by
Clutterbuck, Thos.
-, letters of
-, petition of
Clymsland
Clyniogg
Coals, calcining of
-, impositions on
-, farm of
Coast ships; see Collier ships.
-, bonds
Coates, Roger
-, Thos.
Cobb, Sir Fras.
-, petition of
Cobbe, Wm., letter of
Cock, George
-, petitions of
-, Hierome
-, Thos., petition of
Cockain, Bryan (?), Viscount Cullen
Cockeram, Mr.
Cockermouth
-, letters dated from
Cockes, John, petition of
Cockpit
-, letters dated from
-, playhouse at
Coddington Rectory
Codgill, Capt. Wm.
Cofferer of the Household, see Ashburnham, Wm.
Cogan, Sir And.
-, Ant., petition of
-, Hen.
Coin and Coinage
-, allowances from
-, export of, see Bullion.
Coiners, prosecution of
Coke, Fras., petitions of
-, Clement
-, George
-, George, late Bishop of Hereford
-, Sir John (Secretary of State)
-, Wm., petition of
Coker, Sir Hen.
Colbrand, Dr. Rich., petition of
Colchester
-, Customs' places in
-, letters dated from
-, siege and surrender of
Colchester, Duncombe, petition of
-, Rich.
-, R.
Coldnewton
Coldstream
Coldstream Guards
Cole, And.
-, Sir Nich., petition of
-, John
-, petition of
-, Peter
-, Mr. (late)
Colebrook
Coleford
Coleman, Dr. Chas.
-, Chas.
Coleman Street (London)
Colepepper, John, Lord, Master of the Rolls
Coles, Gilb., petition of
-, (author)
Coleshill
Coley Hall
Coling, Chas.
Colleton, Col. John
Collier, Giles, petition of
-, certificate by
Collier vessels
Collingborn farm
Collins, Dr. Dan.
-, Major George, petition of
-, Increased, petition of
-, John (receiver)
-, petition of
-, John (turnbroach), petition of
-, Rob., petition of
-, Dr. Sam.
Colliton, Thos.
Collivet, Etienne, petition of
Colloer, Thos.
Colne River
Cologne, Charles II. at
Colsford, Dr. Rob.
Colstaple
Colston, Jos., certificate by
-, Rich.
-, Wm., letters of
Colt, John, petition of
Colworth, farm of
-, prebendary of
Combe, Rich.
Combe, Lordship
Comerford, Capt. Hen., petition of
Commissions, hostile, revoked
-, list of
Common Council, see also London, Common Council of.
Common Pleas, Court of
-, judges of see also
Hutton, Sir Rich.; Tyrrel, Thos.
-, Lord Chief Justice of
see Bridgeman, Sir
Orlando; St. John Oliver.
-, officers in
-, petition of clerks of
-, philazers in
-, post fines in
-, seals of
Common Prayer Book
-, review of
-, use of
-, writings for or against
Commons, House of
see also Parliament.
-, bills in
-, clerks to
-, committee of
-, members of
-, messages to, from King, see
Charles II., speeches and messages.
-, officers in
Commons, House of, orders and resolutions in
-, petitions to
-, petition or request of, to the
King
-, proceedings in
-, volume of
-, Serjeants-at-Arms to
-, Speakers of see
Grimston, Sir H.; Turner, Sir Edw.
-, speeches and proceedings in
Commonwealth, the
-, arms of
-, men
Compton, Jas., Earl of Northampton, Lord
Lieut. of Warwickshire
-, certificates by
-, letter of
Compton, Sir Chas.
-, Sir Hen.
-, Rich.
-, petition of
-, Sir Wm., Master of Ordnance
-, certificates by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, references to reports of
-, warrants to
Comptroller of the Household, see Berkeley, Sir Chas.
Condé, Louis II. de Bourbon, Prince de
Coningsby, Col. Thos.
Connock, George
-, letter of
Conny, John, letter of
Conquest, Mdme
Constable, Edw., petition of
-, Ralph, letter of
-, certificate by
-, Major Ralph
-, Sir Wm.
Constable, High
Constantine, Phil., letter of
Constantinople
-, ambassadors to, see Bendish, Sir T.,
Finch, Hen., Earl of Winchelsea.
Consulage, foreign
Conventicles, suppression of
Converts, hospital of, see Jews.
Convocation
Conway, Edw., Viscount, letters to
Conway
-, Castle
Coofford, Mr.
Cook, or Cooke, Edw.
-, Fred., petition of
-, Col. Fras.
-, Priscilla, petition of
-, George
-, Hen.
-, Col. Hum.
-, John
-, Marmaduke, petition of
-, Thos.
-, Mr.
Cookeson, Thos., petition of
Cookham and Bray
Cooleing, Fras.
Cooles, Miles, letter of
Cooling, George, petition of
-, John, petition of
Cooper, Sir Ant. Ashley, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord Ashley
-, certificate of
-, letters of
-, letter to
Cooper, George, petition of
-, John, petitions of
-, Rich., petition of
-, Thos., letters of
-, (parson)
Coopers, Master, letter of
Coote, Chas., Earl of Mountrath
-, Rich. (his brother)
Cooth, John
-, petition of
Cope, John, petitions of
Copley, Mary, petition of
Coply, Lionel
Coppenolle, Sieur
Copperas works
Coppin, Capt. John, letters of
-, Thos., petition of
Corbet, Francesco, petitions of
-, John
-, Dr.
Corbyn, Thos.
Corbywoods
Cordell, Nich.
-, petitions of
Cordonnel, Adam de
-, Peter, see Cardonnel
Corfe Castle
Coriton, Sir John
Cork
-, Earl of, see Boyle
Cork, Rich.
Corker, Fras.
-, petition of
Corn (barley, rye, wheat)
-, mill
Cornelius, Jasper
Cornwall
-, lands and places in
-, Lord Lieut. of, see Grenville, Sir J.,
Earl of Bath.
-, offices in
-, residents in
-, sheriffs of
-, tin and tinners in
-, duchy of, lands belonging to
-, offices in, and officers of
Cornwallis, Sir Fred., Treasurer of the Household, certificate by
-, references to
-, Chas.
-, petition of
Corny, Mr.
Coronation, see Charles II., Coronation of.
Corporations, objects of
-, charters for
Corringham
Corron
Cory, And.
-, John, letter of
-, Thos.
Coryton, John
Cosin, Dr. John, Master of Peterhouse, Dean
of Peterborough Bishop
of Durham
-, certificates, &c., by
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, petition of
-, references to and reports of
Cosyns, Edw., petition of
Cotteler, Rich.
Cotterel, Sir Chas.
-, Master of Ceremonies
-, certificate of
-, children of
-, petition of
-, John, petitions of
Cottesbrook
Cottingham (Northampton)
Cottington, Fras., Lord (late Lord Treasurer)
Cotton
Cotton, Edw. (archdeacon), petition of
-, Edw., (canon)
-, Sam., petition of
-, Mrs.
Coult, John, petition of
-, Max.
Council, the, see Privy Council.
-, of State
-, books and records of
-, president of
-, servants, &c., of
Counsel, or Counsellors-at-Law, the
-, petitions or grants of offices as
-, references to
Countesthorp
Country, Capt. Jeremy, letters of
-, Capt. Rich., letters of
Court farm
Court, the
-, absence or banishment from
-, attendance at
-, persons repairing to
-, sorrow of
Courteen, Sir Wm.
-, Wm.
Courtenay, Sir Wm., petition of
Courthop, George, petition of
-, John (late)
Courtney, Sir Wm.
-, petition of
-, (prisoner)
-, (searcher)
Couture, Clement
Covenant, the
-, breaking of
-, burning of
-, finding of
-, refusal of
-, writs of
Covenham
Covent Garden
Coventry
-, address of
-, mayor, &c., of
-, petition of
-, gaol
-, postmaster at
-, residents in
-, Bishop of, see Lichfield and Coventry.
-, Archdeacon of
Coventry, Thos., Lord, Lord Keeper
Coventry, Fras.
-, Sir Thos.
Coventry, Wm., Duke of York's secretary
-, letters and notes of
-, letters to
Coverdale
Coverham
Covin, Robt., petition of
Cowes Castle
Cowes, Capt., see Cowse.
Cowley, Thos.
Cownley, Capt. Wm., petition of
-, Capt.
Cowper, Sir Edmund
-, Sir Wm.
-, petitions of
-, Wm.
Cowse, or Cowes, Capt. Rich., letters of
Cox, Capt. John, letters of
-, John, petition of
-, certificate by
-, Thos., petition of
-, Dr. Wm.
-, Major
-, Capt.
Coxe, Thos., certificate by
Coxwold School
Crab, Wm., petition of
Crabb, Nath.
Craddock, Thomas
Cradock, Dr. Jas.
-, Mountjoy, petition of
Craftes, John, sen. (late)
-, Frances, petition of
-, John, jun.
Craigstone
Crake, Mich.
-, petitions of
Cranborne
Crane, Sir Fras.
-, Fras.
-, Hen., petition of
-, John, letter of
-, John (navy victualler), petitions of
-, Wm.
-, Wm. (clerk of ships)
Cranfield, Lionel, Earl of Middlesex
Cranhall
Crashaw, Mr.
Craven
Craven, Wm., Lord
Craven, Ant.
Crawford, Earl of, see Lindsay.
Crawley (Hants)
-, North (Bucks)
Creed, John
-, letters of
-, Rich., petition of
-, Dr. Wm.
Cremer, Hen.
Cresset, Edw.
Cressey, Capt. John, petition of
Cressy, Mr.
-, Mrs.
Creswick, or Croswick, Hen.
-, certificate by
-, petitions of
Crewe, John
Crewkerne
Creyghton, Dr. Rob., certificate by
Crich, Wm., letter of
Cripplegate
-, inhabitants, petition of
Crisp, Sir Nich.
-, petitions of
-, letter of
-, proposed as member for London
-, Thos.
-, (of Colchester)
Critz, Emmanuel de
Crockcroft, Wm.
Croft, Thos.
Croft, rectory of
Crofton, Zachary
-, petition of
Crofts, Wm., Lord
Crofts, Ant.
-, Sir Jas.
-, Capt. John, petition of
-, John
-, Dr. John, petition of
-, Wm., petition of
Croke, John, petition of
-, Unton (of Marston)
-, Unton (of Oxford)
Cromarty
Cromer
Cromwell, Oliver, Protector
-, adherents of
-, appointments by
-, arms of
-, conduct of, relative to the
King's death
-, conduct of, to loyalists
-, council of
-, gifts, licences, and grants by
-, goods &c., of
-, Knights of Windsor put in by
-, officers and soldiers of
-, offices, &c., held under
-, opponents of
-, peace made with the French
by
-, request of
-, sale of Crown property by
-, secretary of
-, servants of
-, service under
-, speeches against
-, transactions in his time
-, death of
-, carcase of
-, Eliz., widow of, petition of
Cromwell, Richard, Protector
-, adherent of
-, grants from
-, service under
-, Col. Hen. (2nd son of the Protector)
-, petition of
Cromwell, Wingfield, Lord, Earl of Ardglass
Cromwell, Col., petition of
Crooke, And., examination of
-, Capt. Hen., petition of
-, John, petition of
Croome, Capt. Wm., petitions of
Cropper, Art., petition of
-, Lieut.-Col., petition of
Croshold, John, petition of
Cross, John, petition of
Crosse, Dan.
-, John (of Fringford), petition of
-, letter of
-, Dr. Joshua
-, Mrs.
Crossland, Sir Jordan
-, petition of
Crosthwaite
Croston
Croswick, Henry, see Creswick.
Crouch, Thos., certificates by
Croughton, Thos., petition of
Crow, Col. Hen., petition of
-, Sir Sack.
-, certificate by
-, discourse by
-, King's letter to
-, letter of
-, petitions of
-, Thos.
Crowland Great Fen
Crowle
Crown, the and passim.
-, debts of
-, debts to, public
-, debts due to, concealed or discovered
-, fee-farm rents of
-, forfeitures to
-, goods belonging to, see Charles I. and
II., goods, &c., of.
-, lands
-, Commissioners for
-, Commissioners for examining
sale of
-, orders by
-, devolved or forfeit to
-, entailed on, or reversions or remainders in the
-, grants or leases of
-, invested in the
-, marsh, or recovered from the
sea
-, purchases of
see
also Parliament, sale of Crown property
by.
-, purchased by soldiers
-, redemption or restoration of
-, rents, &c., of concealed
-, Trustees or Commissioners for
sale of
-, waste, or encroached
-, livings, or offices, in the gift of, see
Charles II.
-, moneys, jewels, &c. of, or detained
from, see also
Charles I. and II., jewels, &c., of.
-, profits to
-, rents reserved or due to
-, revenue of
-, assignations on
Crowne, Wm.
Crowther, Jos.
-, letter of
Croxton Manor (Hants)
Croydon (Surrey)
Croythin (Manor)
Cruce, Jocobus van
Crudge, John
Crundal Manor
Cruso, Dr. John, petitions of
Crutched Friars (London)
Cryer, Sam., petition of
Cudworth, John
-, Dr. Ralph
-, certificate by
Cuffley, Rich.
Cullen, Lord, see Cockain.
-, Abraham
Cullesdon Manor
Cullum, John, letter of
-, Thos.
Culpeper, Col. Thos., petition of
Cumber, Dr.
Cumberland
-, disturbances in
-, gentlemen of
-, lands and places in
-, lieutenants of
-, offices in
-, residents in
-, sheriffs of
-, Duke of, see Rupert Prince.
-, Earl of, see Clifford Hen.
-, Earls of
Cumberland, Simon
Cuningham, Rich., petition of
Cunningham, W., Earl of Glencairn, Chancellor of Scotland
Cuny, Walter, certificate of
Curiosities, collection of
Curland
Curle, Capt. Edm., letters of
-, Walter, Bishop of Winchester
Curry Mallet
Curteen, Wm.
Curtis, Capt. Edm.
-, letters of
Curtius, Sir Wm., letters to
Curwen, Sir Partricius, or Patrick
-, certificate of
-, letters of
-, Thos.
Custom House
-, entries in
-, letters dated from
Customs, Act for
-, allowances from
-, farmers of
-, freedom from
Customs, grants of places in,
see also
-, Barnstaple.
-, Boston.
-, Bridgewater.
-, Bristol.
-, Carlisle.
-, Chester.
-, Chichester.
-, Colchester.
-, Dartmouth.
-, Deal.
-, Devonshire.
-, Dover.
-, Drogheda.
-, Dublin.
-, Dunkirk.
-, Exeter.
-, Falmouth.
-, Galloway.
-, Gravesend.
-, Great Yarmouth.
-, Hull.
-, Ipswich.
-, Kent.
-, Kinsale.
-, Limerick.
-, Liverpool.
-, London, port of.
-, Lyme Regis.
-, Lynn Regis.
-, Newcastle.
-, Plymouth and
Fowey.
-, Poole.
-, Rye.
-, Sandwich.
-, Southampton.
-, Sunderland.
-, Weymouth.
-, improvements of
-, nonpayment of
-, officers of
-, payments or pensions from
-, petitions, &c. for places in
-, petty
-, receipts and payments of
-, Commissioners of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, references to and reports of
-, warrants to
-, secretary of, see Blackborne Rob.
Cuthbert, George
Cutler, Sir John
Cuttance, Capt. H., letters of
-, Capt. Roger, letters of