C.

C—, letter to

C—, J. letter of

C—, W., letters of

Cabourn (Lincoln)

Cachinlich, S., letter of

Cadbury, Hum. (mastmaker)
-, letters of

Cadiz
-, letter dated from

Cadlands (Hants)

Caesar, Sir Charles
-, Dr. Hen
-, Sir Hen
-, John
-, letter of

Cairo, consul at

Caitness, John

Calais
-, letters dated from
-, packet boats to

Calamy, Dr. Edw

Cale, Nath., mayor of Bristol
-, letters of
-, letters to

Callington or Calweton

Calton, Ann
-, letter to
-, Thos.
-, examinations, &c. of

Calverley, Mr.

Calvert, Eliz
-, petitions of
-, Giles
-, Nath

Calvinism

Calweton, see Callington.

Camber, the

Cambridge
-, Charles II. at
-, letter dated from
-, Duke of, see Stuart, James.
-, University
-, Chancellor of
-, Vice-Chancellor of
-, King's letters to
-, proctors of
-, lectureships or professorships at
-, recommendations, petitions, &c. for degrees at
-, statutes of
-, visitors to
-, Colleges of, viz.—
-, Christ's
-, King's letter to
-, Clare Hall
-, King's letter to
-, petition of
-, Emmanuel
-, King's letter to
-, Gonville and Caius
-, King's
-, certificate by
-, Pembroke Hall
-, Peterhouse
-, King's letters to
-, Queen's, letter of
-, St. John's
-, King's letters to
-, Sydney Sussex
-, Trinity
-, alms rooms in
-, Trinity Hall, King's letter to

Cambridgeshire
-, deputy lieutenants of
-, residents in
-, sheriff of

Cameron, Owen

Campbell, Archibald, Earl of Argyle
-, Archibald, Lord Lorn (eldest son)
-, Lord Neil (youngest son)

Campbell, Sir Dugald
-, letter to
-, Sir Duncan
-, J., letter of

Campe, John
-, examination of

Campden House
-, Viscount, see Noel

Canary Islands, the
-, wines, see Wines

Candinham

Cann, Sir Rob., mayor of Bristol
-, letter of
-, petitions of
-, Wm. (his son)

Cannady, And., examination of

Cannell, Hugh

Cannon Street (London)

Canterbury
-, letters dated from
-, recorder of
-, St. Augustine's near
-, Archbishop of, see Juxon, Wm.; Sheldon, Gilbert
-, archbishopric or see of
-, cathedral of
-, dean and chapter of, petition of
-, prerogative court, judge of, see Merrick, Sir Wm.

Canvey Island

Cappock (Scotland)

Caracena, Marquis, Governor of Flanders

Carbery, Earl of, see Vaughan, Rich

Card, Charles
-, examination of
-, Roger
-, examination of

Cardiff
-, customs' offices at

Cardigan
-, Earl of, see Brudenell

Cardiganshire, prothonotary of

Cardonnel, alias Pescod, Katherine
-, Peter de
-, petition of

Carew, Capt. Wm., petition of

Carey, John, Viscount Rochford, letter of

Carey, Cornet Dan
-, Edw
-, Elis. petition of

Carey, Sir Hen
-, letters of
-, petitions of
-, John, yeoman of revels
-, petitions of
-, John
-, Peter, petition of

Caribbee islands

Carisbert, John, sen.
-, John, jun

Carisbrooke
-, Castle

Carleton (Coverdale)
-, (Northampton)
-, paper dated from

Carleton, Dr. Guy, dean of Carlisle
-, letter of
-, Thos
-, Wm., letter of
-, Capt

Carlingford, Earl of, see Taaffe

Carlisle
-, Castle
-, cattle brought to
-, customs' officers in
-, deputy governor of
-, design against
-, garrison of
-, governor of, see Musgrave, Sir Phil.
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, posts at
-, prisoners at
-, residents in
-, town clerk of
-, bishop of, see Sterne, Rich.; Rainbow, Edw.
-, bishopric of
-, cathedral, alms rooms in
-, Dean of, see Carleton, Dr. Guy.
-, Bay (Barbadoes), letter dated from
-, lodge

Carlisle, Jas
-, John, clerk of the passage at Dover, letters of
-, Ludowick

Carlos, Col. Wm

Carmarthenshire, prothonotary of

Carnaby, Thos
-, letter of
-, Mr

Carnarvon
-, castle
-, letters dated from

Carnarvonshire
-, deputy lieutenants
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, lands in
-, residents in

Carnwath, Earl and Countess of, see Dalziel

Caroll, lieut. Wm

Carr, or Carre, And
-, Sir Edw
-, petition of
-, Col. Gilby or Gibb
-, (his wife)
-, Greyden
-, Hen
-, John
-, Dr. John, letter of
-, Sir Rob
-, petition of
-, Wm
-, Capt. Wm
-, (prisoner)
-, examination of
-, (clerk of the guards)

Carrell (preacher)

Carrington (Bedford)

Carter, John
-, examination of
-, Nich
-, Ralph
-, Rich., messenger
-, letter of
-, petitions of
-, warrants to
-, Wm
-, Wm. (plotter)
-, Capt
-, (warder of the Tower)
-, Mr
-, (plotter)

Carteret, Sir Edw. de
-, Sir George, Vice Chamberlain of the Household
-, as treasurer of the navy
-, accounts, &c. of
-, grants, &c. to
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, orders of
-, payments to
-, petition of
-, Col., letter to

Cartwright, Anne
-, petition of
-, Sir Edw., letter to

Cartwright, Eliz., letter of
-, Lieut. John

Carwell, Wm.

Casbeard, John

Cassell, M

Castell, Rob., letters of
-, other papers by
-, Wm., letter of

Castello, letter dated from

Castillion, Peter

Castle, Edw

Castle Ashby, letter dated from
-, Cornet

Castlehay Park

Castlemaine, Countess of, see Palmer

Castles, governors of

Castleton, Nath., petition of

Castleton
-, Lord, see Saunderson

Castletown, letter dated from

Castro, don Pedro de, petition of

Casy, Capt. John, petition of

Catcher, John

Catherine, Queen of Charles II.
-, attendance on
-, books for
-, chapel of
-, chaplains of
-, clerk of the robes to, see Musgrave, Chris
-, coachhouses for
-, diet for
-, dowry or portion of, assignments for
-, fruit, &c., for
-, goods for
-, grants to
-, horses for
-, illness and recovery of
-, jewels for
-, jointure of
-, journey of, to England
-, portraits of
-, priests, &c. of
-, progress of
-, revenue of
-, stables of
-, trading transactions of
-, visits of, 281, to:—
-, Bath
-, Bristol
-, Longleat
-, Oxford
-, Tilbury Hope
-, Household of
-, Officers of
-, Servants of
-, list of
-, petition of
-, regulation for
-, Lord Chamberlain
-, Vice Chamberlain
-, Keeper of privy purse
-, Gentleman Ushers
-, Daily waiters
-, Maids of honour
-, petition of
-, Privy chamber ladies
-, grooms
-, Esquires
-, Cupbearer
-, Bedchamber ladies
-, women
-, Mistress of robes
-, Provider of robes
-, Yeomen of robes
-, Clerk of robes see also Musgrave, Chris
-, Groom of the stole
-, Dressers
-, Valet de chamber
-, Keeper of coffers
-, Laundresses
-, Starchers
-, Sempstress
-, Master of the horse, see also Montague, Edw.
-, Equerries
-, Pages
-, Coachmen
-, Footmen
-, Grooms
-, Treasurer and receiver of, see Harvey John.
-, Guard of, captain of
-, yeomen of

Catholics, see Roman Catholics

Catlin (letter carrier)

Catsley, Mrs., letters of

Cattle
-, engrossing or sale of
-, export and import of
-, poundage or tolls on

Catwater
-, letter dated from

Cavaliers
-, indigent, see Officers, indigent.

Cave, Wm., consul at Smyrna
-, letters to
-, Mrs. Theo., letter of

Cavendish, Wm., Marquis and Duke of Newcastle, Lord Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, Lord Chief Justice in Eyre
-, letters of
-, certificates by
-, Hen., Lord Mansfield, gentleman of the bedchamber
-, letter of

Cavendish, William, Earl of Devonshire

Cawley, Wm
-, Mrs

Cawton

Cecil, John, Earl of Exeter, Lord Lieutenant of Northamptonshire, letter of
-, Mary, Countess of Exeter

Centurion, the, see Ships, names of

Cephalonia

Ceremonies, master of, see Cotterel, Sir C.

Chaffin, —, letter of

Chagford

Chalfield, letter dated from

Chalcoat's Lane, London

Challoner, Thos., letters of

Chaloner, Capt. Rob
-, (plotter)

Chamber, treasurer or treasury of see also Griffin, Sir Edw.

Chamberlain, Lord High, see Bertie, Earl of Lindsey
-, of the household, see Montague, Earl of Manchester

Chamberlain, Major John
-, Rich
-, Mr
-, Dr

Chambers, Jos., letter of
-, (baronet)
-, (timber merchant)

Champneys, Edw

Chancellor, Lord High, see Hyde, Earl of Clarendon.

Chancellors (of dioceses)

Chancery Lane, see London, streets in

Chancery or Equity, Court of
-, orders or decrees in
-, officers in
-, clerks in

Change, see Exchange

Channel, the
-, Islands

Channell,— (of Tower Street)

Chapel lands (Norfolk)

Chapelle, M. de

Chaplaine, Hen
-, Marg., petition of

Chaplin, John

Chapman, Hannah, or Anne
-, petition of
-, Chris
-, Livewell
-, petition of
-, Thos
-, petition of
-, Mrs. (his wife)

Chard

Charing Cross, seeLondon, streets of

Charity, the, of Bridlington

Charles I.
-, arms, &c. for
-, army of
-, books of
-, contracts or agreements with
-, correspondence of
-, debts of or for
-, debts due to
-, enemies of
-, friends of
-, gifts, grants, &c. of
-, jewels, plate, and goods of
-, loans to
-, mortgages by
-, officers and soldiers in the army of
-, widows of
-, orders or commands of
-, patents, appointments, and warrants of
-, pension from
-, personal notices of
-, privy seals of
-, loans on
-, promise of
-, secretary of
-, servants of
-, services of or sufferings for, passim
-, speeches, &c. against
-, transactions of at:—
-, Naseby
-, North of England
-, Oxford
-, Whitehall
-, Wight, Isle of
-, York
-, transactions in his time
-, judges or murderers of, regicides
-, trial of
-, death or murder of

Charles II., casual notices of, passim:—
-, as Prince of Wales
-, servants of
-, personal notices of during the civil wars
-, during his exile
-, during his expedition to Scotland and England
-, escape of, after the battle of Worcester
-, restoration of
-, attempts to promote
-, rejoicings at
-, work in favour of
-, coronation of
-, personal notices of, after the Restoration
-, in connection with the Queen
-, agents of
-, allies of
-, arms of
-, birthday of
-, books and MSS. of or for
-, book written against
-, bounty of
-, brothers and sisters of, see also James, Henry, Orange Princess of, and Orleans, Duchess of.
-, clemency of
-, closet of
-, debts of or for
-, debts to or for see also Crown, debts to.
-, declarations of
-, decree by
-, designs against
-, devotion to
-, diet for
-, displeasure of
-, enemies of
-, examination before
-, fines, &c. to, see Crown fines
-, forces of, see also Army and guards
-, friends of
-, gardens of
-, gifts or presents of
-, godson of
-, goods, &c. belonging to
-, horses for
-, hounds of
-, jewels, tapestry, &c. of or for
-, journeys of
-, laboratory of
-, lands of, see Crown lands
-, letters for, carrier of, see Parnell, Thos.
-, library of
-, livings, &c. in the gift of
-, loans to
-, mother of, see Henrietta Maria.
-, natural son of,see Scott James, Duke of Monmouth.
-, officers of
-, orders or commands of
-, payments for
-, pictures for
-, portraits and pictures of
-, poverty of
-, prerogative or privileges of see also Crown, rights of
-, presents to
-, proceedings, &c. of, in matters of religion
-, proclamations of, see Proclamations.
-, promises of
-, regiment of, see also Guards.
-, report of his death
-, request of
-, residences or palaces of, see also Whitehall, Hampton Court, and Greenwich.
-, repairs of
-, revenue of
-, safety and preservation of
-, signature to documents of
-, speeches, messages, &c. of, in Parliament
-, speeches, &c. to, in Parliament
-, sermons, speeches, &c. in favour of
-, sermons, speeches, &c. against
-, sports of
-, stables of see also Mews, the
-, statue of
-, stores of, see Navy and Ordnance
-, subjects referred to
-, trading transactions of
-, treasure of, see also revenue
-, visits or progresses of to—
-, Bath
-, Bristol
-, Cambridge
-, Chatham
-, Cirencester
-, Deptford
-, Dover
-, Huntingdon
-, Longleat
-, New Forest
-, Newmarket
-, Oxford
-, Portsmouth
-, Tilbury Hope, the
-, Woolwich
-, yachts for
-, letters of (1663)
-, (1664)
-, requests for, or notices of letters of
-, other papers of
-, letters to (1663)
-, (1664)
-, petitions to (1663)
-, (1664)
-, other papers addressed to
-, Household of Expenses of
-, retrenchment in
-, Lists of
-, Officers of
-, Servants of
-, petition of
-, Settlement or establishment of
-, Lord Chamberlain, see Montague, Earl of Manchester.
-, Vice-Chamberlain, see Carteret, Sir George.
-, Treasurer of the chamber, see Griffin, Sir Edw.
-, Keeper of the privy purse, see Berkeley, Viscount Fitzharding.
-, Master of ceremonies, see Cotterel Sir Chas.
-, Gentleman ushers
-, Daily waiters
-, Privy chamber gentlemen see also Clare, Sir R.; Croke, John; Reeve, Sir G.; Sandys, Sir Thos.; Walsh, George.
-, groom
-, Groom of the stole, see Grenville, John, Earl of Bath.
-, Bedchamber gentlemen see also Blount, Earl of Newport; Cavendish, Lord Mansfield; Maitland, Earl Lauderdale; Stuart Duke of Richmond.
-, grooms of see also—
-, Crofts, Wm., Lord.
-, Elliott, Thos.
-, Killigrew, Sir Rob.
-, Kirk, George.
-, O'Neale, Dan.
-, Phillips, Rob.
-, Progers, Edw.
-, Seymour, Hen.
-, Titus, Silius.
-, pages of
-, petitions of
-, Robes, master of, see Hyde, Laurence.
-, Yeoman of, see Rustat, Tobias.
-, pages of
-, brusher of
-, tailor of
-, Serjeants-at-arms see also Barcroft, John; Grosvenor, Jonas; Houlker, Wm.; Roe, Thos.; Stephens, Fras.
-, increase of salary for
-, Knight harbinger
-, Harbingers
-, Housekeepers, &c.
-, Porter
-, Keeper of closet and pictures see also Chiffinch, Thos.
-, Surveyor of gardens, see May, Adrian.
-, Messengers see also—
-, Ashton, Arthur.
-, Hen.
-, Blundell, —
-, Bradley, John.
-, Butler, M.
-, Carter, Rich.
-, Copley, Nich.
-, Cox, John.
-, Crisp, Wm.
-, Dixon, Thos.
-, Flower, Edw.
-, Rich.
-, Gillet, George
-, Harby, Joel.
-, Hardwick, Ralph.
-, Holbrook, Jas
-, King, Nich.
-, Nicholas, —
-, Northrop, —.
-, Pearson, Rich.
-, Rutter, Ralph.
-, Skinner, Fras.
-, Jacob.
-, Stanney, P.
-, Thurlock, Thos.
-, Trulock, Thos
-, White, Edw.
-, Wickham, John.
-, Widowes, Thos.
-, Wilson, John.
-, Rich.
-, Wm.
-, petition of
-, warrants to
-, Clerks of the cheque, petition of
-, Musicians
-, petition of
-, French
-, Violinists
-, Trumpeters
-, Composer of music
-, Actors
-, Librarian, see Ross, Thos.
-, Painters or limners
-, Sculptor
-, Barge master
-, Watermen
-, petition of
-, Physicians, see Arnold. Dr. John; Clerke, Dr. Tim.; Frazer, Sir Alex.; Quatremaine, Dr. Wm.
-, Apothecaries Le Fevre, Nic.
-, Bone setter
-, Chapel Royal
-, dean of, see Henchman Bishop of London; Morley, Bishop of Winchester.
-, sub-dean of
-, clerk of the closet of, see Earles, Dr. John; Dolben, Dr. John.
-, chaplains or priests of
-, gentlemen of
-, petition of
-, children of
-, officers of
-, Chapel Royal, musicians of
-, organist of
-, Wardrobe, master of, see Montague, Earl of Sandwich.
-, clerk of
-, officers of
-, Jewel house, master of, see Talbot, Sir Gilbert.
-, yeoman of, see also Carey, John.
-, officers of
-, Lord steward see also Butler, Duke of Ormond.
-, Treasurer, see also Berkeley, Sir Chas., sen.
-, Comptroller see also Pollard, Sir Hugh.
-, Cofferer or coffery see also Ashburnham, Wm.
-, Greencloth, officers or board of, see Greencloth.
-, Chief clerk of the kitchen
-, Cooks
-, Laundress
-, Knight marshal, see Throckmorton, Sir Wm.
-, Master of the horse, see Monk, Duke of Albemarle
-, Gentleman of the horse
-, Equerries
-, petition of
-, Pages
-, Coachmen
-, Grooms
-, Footmen
-, Avenor
-, petition of
-, Clerk of the aviary
-, Littermen
-, petition of
-, Master of tents and toils, see also Child, Rob.; Bowles, Wm.
-, Officers of tents and toils
-, Yeoman of bows.
-, Keeper of hawks and master falconer, see Apsley, Sir Allan.
-, Falconers
-, Cormorant keeper
-, Volary keeper
-, Serjeants and yeomen of hounds and hunting hounds
-, list of
-, petitions of
-, Rat catcher or killer
-, Tradesmen see also—
-, Armourers
-, Barbers
-, petition of
-, Crossbow and hand gun maker
-, Embellisher
-, Embosser
-, Embroiderer
-, Engraver, see also Mint, engraver of
-, Jewellers
-, Mercer
-, Organ keeper
-, Printers
-, Tailors
-, Upholsterer
-, Virginal maker

Charles, Sir

Charles, the, see Ships, names of

Charleton, West

Charleton, Sir Job, reference of a petition to
-, Dr.

Charley, Leicester

Charlotte, the

Charnock, G., letter of
-, Stephen

Charter House
-, governors of, King's letters to
-, pensioners' places in
-, scholars' places in

Charwelton

Chase, —

Chatham
-, Charles II. at
-, fishermen of, petition of
-, letters, &c., dated from (1663)
-, (1664)
-, residents at
-, ships at, near, or from
-, shopkeepers at

Chatham, dock at
-, dock or dockyard at
-, boathouse at
-, clerk of the cheque at, see Gregory, Edw.
-, letters dated from (1663)
-, (1664)
-, master attendant at, see Cox, John.
-, navy stores at
-, officers at
-, letters, &c., of
-, storehouses at
-, wharf at
-, workmen at
-, ropehouse, building at
-, ropeyard at
-, letters dated from
-, clerk of, see Alleyn, Capt. John; Owen, John.
-, master ropemaker, see Slighter, Rob.
-, officers of
-, workmen in
-, Hill

Chawley (Devon)

Chaytor, Col. Hen
-, letters of

Cheadle

Cheapside, see London, streets in

"Cheats, the," (play)

Checkly, Edw., letter to

Cheeke, Mr.

Cheeseman (of Portsmouth)

Chelsea
-, College
-, letters dated from

Chepstead

Chepstow
-, Castle
-, garrison at

Chertsey Haw
-, Walk

Cheshire
-, deputy lieutenants of
-, letter of

Cheshire, gentry of
-, lands and places in
-, lieutenance of
-, Lord Lieutenant of, see Brereton, Lord; Stanley, Earl of Derby
-, ministers-in
-, receiver of
-, residents in
-, letter of
-, rising in
-, sheriff of
-, petition of

Chester
-, assizes
-, Castle
-, governor of, see Shakerley, Sir G.
-, customs' places in
-, letters dated from
-, (West)
-, letter dated from
-, county palatine of, lieutenants of
-, officers in
-, Bishop of, see Hall, George.
-, bishopric or diocese of

Chesterfield
-, Countess of, see Stanhope, Katherine.

Chesterton, Katherine
-, Roger

Cheston, Phineas

Chewne (printer)

Cheyney, Chas.

Chicheley, Thos.
-, petition of

Chichester
-, customs' places at
-, deanery of

Chichester, Arthur, Viscount ChichesTer and Earl of Donegal

Chiffinch, Dorothy
-, Mary
-, Thos., keeper of the closet and pictures, groom of the chamber to the Queen
-, grants, &c., to
-, letter to
-, petitions of
-, Thos., jun
-, Wm.
-, Mr.

Child, John, letter of
-, Rob., master of tents and toils, payments to
-, warrants to
-, Mr.

Chimney money, see Hearth money.

Chimneys, smoky

Chingford Walk

Chip,—

Chippenham
-, letters dated from

Chirographer, office of

Chiselhampton

Chiswick

Chiverton, alderman, Rich

Cholmeley, Sir Hen., letter of
-, letter to
-, Hugh
-, Rich
-, Thos., petition of
-, (post warrant for)

Chough, the (game)

Christchurch (Hampshire)
-, letter dated from
-, mayor of, letter of

Christchurch parish (London)
-, letter dated from

Christendom or Christianity

Christian, Edw
-, Evan.
-, examination of
-, petition of
-, George
-, letter of
-, Wm., sen
-, petitions of
-, Wm., jun
-, letter of
-, Wm. (of Carlisle)
-, letter of
-, (plotter)
-, Mr.

Christiana deals

Christians

Christmas, Jeremiah

Christopher, Jacob

Chulstone (Devon)

Church, the, government of
-, lands of
-, moneys, property, &c.
-, uniformity of
-, of England
-, absence from
-, adherence and conformity to
-, attendance at
-, government of

Church of England, ministers of
-, offices in
-, opponents of
-, taxes for

Churches
-, communicants at

Churchill, John

Churchman, Aaron, Col. Bampfield's servant

Churchmen, see Clergy.

Churchwardens

Churston (Devon)

Chute forest

Chymer or Chyner (Oxford)

Cinque Ports

Cintley (Worcester)

Cirencester, Charles II. at

Clancannold (of Cappoch)

Clap, Capt

Clapham

Clapham, M., letter of

Clapp, George

Clapthorne,—King's letter to

Clare, Sir Ralph, gentleman of the privy chamber
-, R., certificate by
-, Rob.

Clarencieux, king-at-arms

Clarendon park
-, Earl of, see Hyde, Edw.

Clarges, Sir Thos., commissary general of musters
-, instructions &c. of
-, King's letter to
-, letters of
-, orders for
-, petition of
-, reference on a petition to
-, warrants to

Clark or Clarke, Bartholomew
-, Darby, petition of
-, John, petition of
-, Rich.
-, Capt. Rob., letter of
-, Thos.
-, Warren
-, Capt. (of the Antelope)

Clatworthy, Alex., certificate by

Claxton, Wm.

Clayenger, Sir Jas.

Clayton, John
-, Dr.

Cleaver, Sir Charles
-, petition of
-, Fras

Clegorne, James

Clement, John

Clement's Inn
-, letter dated from

Clements, Gilbert

Clendon, Katherine

Clergy
-, opposition to
-, petition of
-, pluralities of livings of
-, subsidies of

Clerk or Clerke, Edw
-, John, letters of
-, Dr. Tim., King's physician

Clerkenwell

Clerks' Hall (Bishopgate)

Cleveland
-, Earl of, see Wentworth, Fras.

Cleverly, Arthur

Clibborne, Edm

Clifford, Hen. Lord, 1st. Earl of CumBerland
-, Francis, 4th Earl of Cumberland
-, barony of
-, lord, see Boyle, Earl of Cork.

Clifford, George
-, Martin, letter of
-, Thos.
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Mr.

Clifton, Sir Thos.
-, Wm., certificate by

Clinton, Theoph., Earl of Lincoln

Cliston alias Broad Clist

Clitheroe

Clobery, John, letter of
-, Sir John

Close, Fr., letter of

Cloth or clothing, see also Draperies and woollen manufacture.
-, taxes, &c., on

Clothiers' petitions

Clough

Cludd, Capt. Thos.

Clutterbuck, Capt. Thos., victualling agent at Leghorn
-, letter of

Coal
-, Act for fixing the price of
-, impositions on
-, farm of
-, mines

Coates, Cicely

Cobb, Sir Fras
-, letter of

Cobbett, Wm., letter to

Cobham hall, letter dated from

Cock, Capt. George, navy stores sold by

Cock, Rob., victualling agent at Lisbon
-, accounts of
-, letters of
-, Col.

Cockaine, Scipio
-, (fifth monarchist)

Cockayne, George
-, John
-, Thos.

Cocke, Sam., letter of

Cockerell, Mr. (of Chatham)

Cockermouth
-, letters dated from

Cockerton

Cocklofe, John

Cockpit, the
-, letters dated from

Codgell, Dan

Codnor castle

Coell, John
-, petition of

Cofferer of the household, see Ashburnham, Wm.

Coffery, the, see Charles II., Household of.

Coilbert, M., letters to

Coin and coinage, see also Mint, coinage in
-, export of
-, (Cromwell's)
-, (false)

Coining and coiners

Coke, Rob.

Coker, Sir Hen., letter of

Colburne, Major John
-, examination of

Colchester, the

Colchester
-, charter of
-, letter dated from

Colchester, Capt

Coldstreamers

Cole or Coles, Chris
-, letters of
-, Eliz.
-, letter of
-, John
-, Josiah
-, Thos.
-, petition of
-, Wm.
-, Mr.

Coleman, George, mayor of Harwich, letters of
-, (boatswain)

Coleman street (London)

Colepeper, John, 1st Lord
-, Thos., 2d Lord, governor of the Isle of Wight
-, instructions to

Colepeper, Col. Thos., letters of

Colimore, Mr.

Colings, Thos.

Colladon, Sir John
-, Dr. John

Collections, briefs for

Colleston, Sir Fras.

Colliar, Phil

Collingford, George

Collington

Collingwood, Sir Rob.

Collins, George
-, John, petition of
-, John (of Compton Pauncefoot), examination of
-, Capt. John, letter to
-, Mark
-, Mary
-, Mr.

Colliton, Sir John

Colmer forest

Colneis (Suffolk)

Colonies, see Plantations.

Colston, Rich
-, Wm., letters of

Colt, Lady

Combe, Sir Rich
-, or Combes, Wm.
-, petitions of

Comberford, Capt. Henry, petitions of

Combes (of Warwickshire)

Comedies and comedians, see Plays and Players.

Comets

Cominges, Conte de, French ambassador
-, secretary of

Common Pleas, court of, chirographer in
-, fines in
-, justices of, see Browne, Sam.; Tyrell, Sir Thos.
-, lord chief justice of, see Bridgeman, Sir Orlando.

Common Prayer book, liturgy, &c.
-, opposition to
-, use of

Commons, House of see also Parliament
-, addresses of
-, bills of or in
-, clerk of, see Goldsborough, Wm.

Commons, House of, committees of
-, chairman of a, see Prynne, Wm.
-, petitions to or referred to
-, conferences of with the Lords
-, letter to
-, members of
-, messages to from the King
-, orders and resolutions in
-, petitions to
-, proceedings in
-, serjeant at arms of, see Norfolk, Jas.
-, speaker of, see Turner, Sir Edw.
-, subjects referred to

Commonwealth, the
-, adherents of

Communion, see Sacrament.

Compton, Jas., Earl of Northampton, Lord-Lieutenant of Warwickshire
-, certificate by
-, letter of

Compton, Sir Charles
-, Charles
-, Sir Fras.
-, letter of
-, Hen
-, James
-, Sir Wm., master of ordnance
-, grant and payment to
-, instructions of
-, instructions to
-, references to on petitions and indexs of
-, warrants or orders to
-, death of
-, Lady, King's letter to

Compton (Dorchester)
-, Pauncefoot
-, letter dated from

Comptroller of the Household, see Pollard, Sir Hugh.

Confidence of London, the

Congregationalists

Coniers, Mr.

Conine, John

Coningesby, Capt. Hum., letter of

Connock, Capt. George

Connor, Major Qwen, petition of

Conscience, liberty of

Conspiracy, account of

Constable, Hen., Viscount Dunbar
-, John (son)
-, Rob. (son)
-, Wm. (son)

Constable, Phil.
-, Sir Rob.

Constable's Court, see Marshal's.

Constant Warwick, the

Constantine, Wm., letters of

Constantinople
-, factory and factors at
-, treasurer of the Levant Company at, see Hedges, Wm

Consuls

Conventicles
-, Act on
-, disturbance or repression of
-, holding of, see also Nonconformists, meetings of
-, presence at

Conventiclers

Convertine, the, see Ships, names of

Convocation

Conway, Edw., Viscount Conway and Killullagh
-, letters to
-, Eliz. Lady
-, Catherine, dowager Lady Conway

Conway, Sir Hen.

Cook, or Cooke, Edmund
-, Edw., letter to
-, Fras
-, Capt. Hen.
-, John
-, letters of
-, Sir Rob.
-, Thos.
-, Sir Thos.
-, Thomasine
-, Winifred
-, information of
-, Mr.
-, (plotter)

Cookhill (Worcester)

Cooks' Company
-, petition of

Cooper, Ant. Ashley, Lord Ashley, Chancellor of the Exchequer
-, commissions to
-, letters and notes of
-, letters to
-, references to on petitions, and indexs of, see also Wriothesley, Lord Treasurer, and Lord Ashley, references to.
-, warrants to

Cooper, John, petition of
-, Sam.
-, Wm., purveyor of timber
-, letters and notes of
-, letters to
-, Lieut.

Copenhagen

Copley, Edw., letter of
-, Sir Godfrey
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, Nich., messenger

Copper, —, warrant to

Corar, Sir George, petition of

Corbet, Miles
-, Sir Rich.
-, Victoria (late Uvedale)

Corbett, Ant., petition of
-, Fras., groom of the privy chamber to the Queen
-, letter of
-, petitions, &c. of

Corbin, or Corbyn, Thos.
-, letters of

Cordell, John
-, Sir Rob.

Cordey, Anne
-, petition of
-, Nich.
-, examination of
-, petitions of

Cordoza, Solomon

Coriton, Sir John

Cork, Earl and Countess of, see Boyle.

Corman, Cornelius

Cormantin

Corn
-, engrossers of

Cornbury
-, Lord, see Hyde, Hen.

Corney, Periam, examination of

Cornhill (London)

Cornish, Rich.

Cornish petition

Cornwall
-, gentlemen of, letters of
-, lands and places in
-, lord lieutenant, of, see Grenville, Earl of Bath
-, receiver for

Cornwall, residents in
-, sheriff of
-, tin, tinners, &c., in
-, vice-admiral of
-, vice-admiralty of
-, duchy of
-, lands, &c., belonging to
-, officers in
-, revenues of

Cornwall, Humph., letter of

Cornwallis, Fred. Lord
-, Eliz, Lady

Corpe, Mary

Corporations, Act for regulation of
-, commissioners for
-, charters of

Corridon, Sir John, petition of

Corsecombe (Dorset)

Cory, Thos.

Cosby, Thos.

Cosin, Dr. John, bishop of Durham
-, as connected with the Yorkshire plot
-, certificate by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, paper by
-, petition of
-, secretary of

Costa, David de

Cottenham Parsonage

Cotterel, Sir Chas., master of ceremonies, payments to

Cotterell, Capt. Edw., letters of
-, Jas.

Cottington, Fras. Lord

Cottington, Fras.

Cottle, Mark

Cotton, Fras.
-, Sir John, King's letter to
-, Dr.

Coulson, living of

Coulston
-, letter dated from

Council, the, see Privy Council.

Council of State, order of

Counsel, learned, or King's counsel

Counsellors-at-law

Countersett (York)

Court, the
-, absence or banishment from
-, attendance at
-, bouche or diet at
-, designs of

Court, the, favour at
-, papers dated from
-, persons about
-, plots, &c. about or at
-, postmaster for, see Parnell, Thos.
-, services at
-, spies at

Courteen, Sir Wm.

Courtice, And.

Courtiers

Courtney, Sir Wm.

Covell, Allan, certificate by

Covenant, the
-, defence of
-, opposition to

Covent Garden
-, letter dated from

Coventry
-, charter of
-, clothiers of
-, petition of
-, letter dated from
-, mayor, &c., of
-, petition of
-, bishop, dean, &c. of, see Lichfield and Coventry.

Coventry, Henry, envoy to Sweden
-, letter of
-, Wm., Duke of York's secretary, Navy Commissioner
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Mr.
-, Mr., petition of

Coverdale

Coward, Edw.
-, Wm. (excise officer)

Cowarne-Magna

Cowbridge

Cowes, letter dated from
-, West, letter dated from
-, Road, letters dated from

Cowley, Thos., clerk of the cheque at Deptford, accounts by
-, certificate of
-, letters of
-, Thos. (receiver of St. Alban's), letter to

Cowper, Lord, see Elphinston.

Cowslad, George, mayor of Newbury, attestation of

Cox, John, messenger, warrants to
-, Capt. John, master attendant at Chatham, letters of

Cox, Thos.

Crabb, Peter, letters of
-, Mr.

Crackenthorpe, Chris., information of

Cradacher (minister)

Cradle, the (London)

Craft, Charles

Cragg, Hen.

Craigston, John

Cranborne

Cranbrooke

Crane, Sir Fras.
-, Rob.

Cranfield, Lionel, Earl of Middlesex, signature of

Craven (Yorkshire)

Crawford, Earl of, see Lindsay.

Crawley, North

Creake, Thos., statement by

Creed, John, deputy treasurer of the navy
-, letter of
-, Wm.
-, petition of
-, Dr. Wm.

Cressett or Crissett, Edw., gaoler of the tower

Creswick, Alderman, Sir Hen.
-, letter of

Crevett, or Krevett, George

Crew, Sir Thos.

Cricklade

Cripplegate, London

Cripps, John, certificate by

Crisp, John
-, Laud
-, Sir Nich.
-, letters of
-, Wm. (messenger)
-, ensign

Crissett, see Cressett.

Croft, letters dated from

Crofton, Zachary

Crofts, Wm. Lord, groom of the bedchamber
-, grants to
-, petition of

Crofts, John
-, petition of
-, Dr. John
-, petition of

Croke, Sir George, letter to
-, John, gentleman of the privy chamber
-, Rob., clerk of the pipe

Croker, John

Cromwell, Oliver, Protector
-, army or forces of
-, chancellor of
-, coin of

-, conduct of, to loyalists
-, counsellor of
-, life of
-, officers of
-, peers created by
-, praise of
-, preacher of
-, servants of
-, service to
-, soldiers of
-, son of
-, transactions in the time of
-, death of

Cromwell, John
-, Lieut.-Col. Wm.
-, letter of

Croneen, Tim.
-, petition of

Croney, George

Crosby, Sir John

Crosby Garret

Crosland, Sir John
-, Sir Jordan

Cross, Hans

Crossbow (game)

Crosse, John, examination of

Crow, Col. Hen., petition of
-, Sir Sackville

Crowland

Crown, the, casual notices of, passim.
-, casualties of
-, clerk of, see also Agar, Thos.
-, debts due to see also Charles II., debts to
-, escheats, &c. due to
-, fee-farm rents of
-, fines, accruing to, see also Fines and Forfeitures.
-, goods, money, &c. forfeited to
-, goods, plate, &c., belonging to see also Charles I and II., goods of.
-, lands
-, concealed from or recovered for
-, devolved or forfeit to
-, marsh, waste, encroached, or recovered from the sea.
-, commissions for recovery of complained of
-, remainders vested in or entailed on

Crown lands, sale of, trustees for
-, legal proceedings of
-, livings or offices in the gift of, see Charles II.
-, moneys due to, detained or concealed from
-, office, letters dated from
-, rents and profits, &c. reserved or due to
-, revenue, see Revenue.
-, rights of or reserved to, see also Charles II, prerogatives and rights of.
-, servants of
-, woods of, see also Forests.

Crown, the, see Ships, names of.

Crown, sign of, (Newbury)
-, Westminster

Crowther, Joseph
-, information of
-, petition of

Croxteth

Croxton, Capt. Ben.
-, Col. Thos.

Croy, Duke of, (Ferdinand Gaston Lamoral)

Croydon

Crudwell

Crumpton, Col.

Cubitt, Capt. Jos.

Cudworth, Dr. Ra.
-, letters of
-, representation of

Cullam

Cullesdon

Cullum, Peter
-, examination of
-, letters of
-, Sir Thos.

Culpepper, Col. Thos., see Colepepper.

Cumber, Thos.

Cumberland
-, deputy lieutenants of
-, letter to
-, justices of
-, lands and places in
-, lord lieutenant of, see Howard, Earl of Carlisle.
-, receiver-general of
-, residents in
-, subsidy commissioners in
-, earl or earldom of, see Clifford.
-, Duke of, see Rupert, Prince.

Cundall (York)

Cunœus,—, Secretary to Ambassador Van Gcch, letters of

Cunningham, Wm., Earl of Glencairn, Chancellor of Scotland

Cunningham, Sir David
-, Ninian
-, petition of

Curghy, Evan

Curry Mallett

Curteen. Mr.

Curtis, Marg., alias Taylor
-, Roger
-, Thos., letter of

Curtius, Sir Wm.

Curwen, Sir Pat.
-, letters of
-, Peter
-, Lady

Cusack, Jas.

Custis, G., letters of

Custom House
-, letters dated from

Customs, the see also Aliens, customs paid by.
-, assignments on or payments from
-, bonds on
-, farmers or commissioners of (late)
-, farming of
-, frauds or abuses in
-, Act against
-, forfeitures of
-, injury to
-, officers of
-, places in, see also —
-, Barnstaple
-, Beaumaris.
-, Bristol.
-, Cardiff.
-, Carlisle.
-, Chester.
-, Chichester.
-, Dartmouth.
-, Dover.
-, Gravesend.
-, Kent.
-, Liverpool.
-, London, port of.
-, Sandwich.
-, Whitby.
-, payment of
-, petitions for places in
-, Commissioners for or farmers of
-, defalcations or allowances for
-, letters to
-, from the King
-, reference on a petition to, and index of
-, warrants or orders to

Cutler, Sir John
-, Rob.
-, petition of
-, Wm.

Cuttance, Capt. Roger, letter of

Cuxton (Kent)

Cypher letters, see also Riggs, Edw., letters of.

Cyprus, consul at, see Lister, Matthew.