C.

C—, J., proposals by

C—, J. (Quaker)

Cadiz
-, ships to or from
-, ships at

Cadman, Mr.

Caen, ship of

Caistor

Calais
-, fort
-, governor of
-, mails
-, packets
-, persons at, to, or from
-, ships at or near
-, ships from
-, ships or boats of

Calamy, Dr. Edw.

Calbeck, or Calwell, John

Caldecot, manor of

Caldie, Caldy, or Coldey Island or Road, (Pembroke), ships at or near

Calton, Rich.
-, Thos., petition of

Calvert, George (?), Lord Baltimore

Calwell, or Calbeck, John

Camberwell, letter dated from

Cambridge, the, see Ships, names of.

Cambridge (town)
-, plague at
-, University, King's letters to
-, printer of
-, recommendations, petitions, &c., for degrees at
-, vice-chancellor of, reference to, on a petition
-, and senate of, letter to
-, Colleges of, viz.:—
-, Bennet
-, master and fellows of, letters to
-, Christ's, master of
-, Christ's, master and fellows of, King's letter to
-, letter dated from
-, Jesus
-, Pembroke Hall
-, master and fellows of, letter of
-, Sidney Sussex
-, master and fellows of, King's letter to
-, Trinity, master, &c. of, King's letter to

Cambridge, Duke of, see Stuart.

Cambridgeshire

Camel, the (ship)

Campbell, Alex., Earl of Argyle

Camphill, residents at

Camrett (France)

Canary Company
-, governor of (Sir A. Ingram)
-, patent of
-, Islands or Canaries, inhabitants of
-, ships from
-, storms
-, wines of, see Wines.

Cane, John, pass for

Canham, Thos.

Canley, Lieut. Thos.

Canning, Capt.

Cannington, or Cannington rectory, &c.

Canterbury
-, letters dated from
-, mails to or from
-, mayor of
-, persons to or from
-, plague at
-, prisoner at
-, Archbishops of see also Sheldon, Dr. Gilbert.
-, prebend of

Cantwell, Rich.

Cantyre

Cape Clear

Capers of the enemy, see also French and Dutch capers.
-, captures by

Captains, commissions for, see Army.
-, gratuities to

Capper, Edw., warrant to

Capuchins

Carbery, Earl of, see Vaughan.

Carbonnell, Wm.
-, letter of

Cardiff
-, letter dated from

Cardigan, Earl of, see Brudenell.

Carew, Geo.
-, letter of
-, wife of
-, John
-, Sir John, Bart.
-, Nath., commission for
-, Mr.

Carey, Sir Hen.
-, Hen., his son
-, John
-, Martha
-, Sir Thos.
-, Mr.

Caribbee Islands

Carisbrook Castle
-, letter dated from

Carkesse or Carkase, Jas.
-, letter of

Carleton, Sir Wm.

Carlingford, Earl of, see Taaffe.

Carlisle
-, Castle, persons at
-, deputy governor of
-, garrison
-, governor of, see Musgrave, Sir P.
-, letters dated from
-, mayor and aldermen, &c. of, letter of
-, persons to or from
-, town clerk of
-, prebendary of
-, Earl of, see Howard.

Carlisle, John, clerk of the passage at Dover
-, letters of (1666):
-, (1667)
-, letters to
-, Mrs., his wife
-, Roger, deputy clerk of the passage, certificate of

Carmarthen, ships of
-, posts to or from

Carmarthenshire
-, high sheriff of

Carnaby, Sir Thos.
-, Lady

Carnarvonshire, prothonotary of

Carne, Jostlin, certificate by

Carolina tobacco

Carolus Gustavus of Stockholm, the (ship)

Carpenter's Yard (London), resident in

Carr, And., postmaster of Harwich
-, letter of
-, Col. Gilby
-, Capt. John
-, Capt. Rich., statement by
-, or Kerr, Sam.
-, Capt.
-, Capt., of Portsmouth
-, of Carsland

Carrick

Carslake, Martin, petition of

Carsland, resident at

Carter, Thos.
-, petition of
-, Mrs.

Carteret, Capt. Ben., letter of
-, Sir George
-, as Treasurer of the Navy
-, as Vice-Chamberlain of the Household
-, commission to
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, payments to

Cartwright, Anne, pension to
-, Fras., letter of
-, Sir Hugh
-, Lieut. John
-, Capt., regiment of
-, Mr., letter to

Carwells, Laird of

Carys, Abraham, licence to

Caseby, Rich., agreement by

Casketts, ship near the

Cass, Thos.
-, grant to

Casswell, Wm.

Castell, Dr. Edmond, petition of
-, Robert
-, certificate by
-, Wm., ship-builder
-, certificates, &c., by
-, letters of

Castelo (Tory)

Castel Rodrigo, Marquis of, Governor of Flanders
-, envoy from

Castel Rodrigo, the (ship)

Castle, the (ship)

Castle, Abraham, and Co.

Castlemaine, Earl and Countess of, see Palmer.

Castleton, Lord, see Saunderson.

Cather, persons at

Catherine of Portugal, Queen of Charles II.
-, game of
-, petition to
-, plays acted before
-, settlement on
-, Household of:—
-, Treasurer of
-, Gentleman ushers of
-, Maids of honour to
-, Page of honour to
-, Grooms of, grant to
-, Footmen of, petitions of
-, Dresser to

Catholic ambassador
-, cause
-, Majesty, see Spain, King of.

Catholics, see Roman Catholics.
-, English, apology for

Cattle
-, Irish, see Irish cattle.

Catwater, ships in

Cavaliers

Cave, Ann
-, Wm. consul at Smyrna
-, letters to

Cavendish, Wm., Duke of Newcastle
-, Henry, Earl of Ogle (eldest son), governor of Newcastle
-, commissions to
-, officers of

Cavendish, Wm., Earl of Devonshire, Lord Lieut. of Derbyshire
-, letter to
-, reference on a petition to

Cecil, Rob., 1st Earl of Salisbury
-, James (?), Viscount Cranborne
-, Frances (?), Lady Cranborne

Cecil, John, Earl of Exeter, Lord Lieut. of Northamptonshire, request by

Ceely, Peter

Celadon, pseudonyme for Scott, Wm.

Centurion, the, see Ships, names of.

Chafe wax

Chamber, messengers and sewers of, see Charles II., Household of.
-, treasurer of, see Griffin, Sir Edw.
-, treasury of, assignments on or payments from

Chamberlain, George, examination before
-, Sir Thos., Bart., examination before

Chamberlain of the Household, see Montague, Earl of Manchester.
-, Vice, see Carteret, Sir G.

Chambers, Wm.
-, (plotter)

Chancellor, Lord High, see Hyde, Edw., Earl of Clarendon.
-, of the Duchy of Lancaster, see Ingram, Sir T.

Chancery or Equity, Court of
-, masters in

Chancery Lane (London)

Channel, the
-, ships in
-, ships to or from
-, Islands
-, persons to or from

Chant, Wm., letter of

Chapel Royal

Chapels, seats in, proposed tax on

Chaplains, commissions for

Chapman, Capt.

Char pies

Charing Cross (London)

Charity, patent for collecting

Charity, the (ship)
-, or Jonas of Amsterdam
-, of Caen
-, of Dartmouth
-, of Dublin
-, of Hamburg
-, of St. Malo
-, of Stralsund

Charles or Royal Charles, see Ships, names of.
-, V. (ship)
-, of Lancaster (ship)

Charles I.
-, army of
-, debts of or for
-, hospital of
-, loans to
-, nephew of, see Orange, William, Prince of.
-, servants of
-, services to and sufferings for
-, transactions in his time
-, warrant of
-, death or murder of

Charles II. and casual notices of, passim.
-, during his exile, &c.
-, restoration of
-, attempts to promote
-, allies of
-, arms of
-, buildings of
-, company or regiment of
-, debts of or for
-, debts due to
-, declarations of
-, alluded to
-, dedication to
-, designs against
-, disaffection to
-, documents signed by
-, list of
-, fifteenths due to
-, gifts to
-, gifts and grants of
-, goods of
-, concealed from, see Crown goods.
-, embezzled, see Navy goods.
-, guard of, see Guard.
-, holograph of
-, in connection with the fire in London
-, Jewels for
-, livings, &c., in the gift of
-, loans to
-, odes addressed to
-, orders or commands of
-, alluded to
-, packets for
-, personal notices of
-, players or actors of, petition of
-, playhouse of
-, pleasure boats of
-, portraits of
-, powers, prerogatives, &c., of
-, proceedings of, in reference to religion
-, proclamations of, see Proclamations.
-, promises of
-, privy kitchen of
-, privy lodgings of
-, rents, &c., reserved to, see Crown.
-, revenue of
-, sermons preached before
-, servants of
-, service to
-, sign manual of, forged
-, speeches, sermons, &c., in favour of
-, against
-, speeches and messages of, to Parliament
-, stables of
-, subjects referred to
-, supplies for
-, thanks to
-, toasting of
-, visits or progresses of
-, wine for
-, letters of (1666)
-, (1667)
-, letters of, alluded to
-, list of
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, petitions to (1666)
-, (1667)
-, alluded to
-, other papers addressed to
-, Household of
-, accounts of
-, board wages in, allowance for or payment of
-, wines for
-, Officers of:—
-, Lord Chamberlain, see Montague Earl of Manchester.
-, Vice-Chamberlain, see Carteret, Sir G.
-, Treasurer of the chamber, see Griffin, Sir E.
-, Keeper of the privy purse, see May, Baptist.
-, Gentleman ushers and daily waiters
-, petition of
-, daily diet of
-, Esquire of the body
-, Privy chamber, gentlemen of
-, grooms of
-, Groom of the stole (Grenville, Earl of Bath)
-, Bedchamber, gentlemen of
-, grooms of see also Phillipps, Rob.
-, page of
-, Clerks of the cheque
-, petitions of
-, Serjeants-at-arms
-, Gentleman-at-arms
-, Gentleman pensioners
-, Messengers
-, bill of
-, petitions of
-, warrants to see also—
-, Bradley, John.
-, Butler, Matthew.
-, Dixon, Thos.
-, Holbrook, Jas.
-, Stanney. Percival.
-, Sumner, John.
-, Wickham, John.
-, Musicians
-, English chamber, master of
-, Italian, letter of
-, Lutist
-, Violinists
-, petitions of
-, remonstrance of
-, Serjeant trumpeter
-, petition of
-, Trumpeters
-, petition of
-, Kettledrummer
-, petition of
-, Surgeons
-, Lord Almoner, Bishop of London
-, Chapel Royal, gentlemen of
-, Chaplains
-, Wardrobe, master of, see Montague, Earl of Sandwich.
-, Robes, yeoman of
-, groom of
-, Keeper of vestures for masques, &c.
-, Jewel-house, master of, see Talbot, Sir Gilbert.
-, Treasurer, see Berkeley, Viscount Fitzharding.
-, Comptroller, see Sir Thos. Clifford; Sir H. Pollard.
-, Master, see Price, Sir H.
-, Cofferer, see Ashburnham, Wm.
-, Greencloth, officers or board of, see Greencloth.
-, Gentleman sewers of the chamber, petition of
-, Cupbearers
-, Carvers
-, Sewers
-, Sewers of the chamber, petition of
-, Master cook
-, Cook and yeoman of the kitchen, petition of
-, Chief clerk of the spicery
-, Master of the Horse, see Monk, Duke of Albemarle.
-, Clerk of the carriages
-, Gate porters, petition of
-, Footmen, petitions of
-, Groom of the stable
-, Yeomen prickers of the buckhounds
-, Yeoman of the toils
-, Waterman
-, Tradesmen of also—
-, Confectioner
-, Embellisher, writer, and flourisher
-, Engineer-general
-, Engineers
-, Engravers
-, Fruiterer
-, Gardeners
-, Ice keeper
-, Jeweller
-, Letter founder
-, Locksmith
-, Printer
-, Purveyor of wines
-, fish
-, Scenographer
-, Stationer
-, Watchmaker
-, Wine merchant

Charles, John

Charleton, persons at

Charleton, Sir Job., chief justice

Charlton, Sir Edw.
-, regiment of

Charnock, Sir Geo.

Charter House or Sutton's Hospital
-, governors of, declaration by
-, letters to
-, master of

Chase, Stephen
-, son of

Chatham
-, chest at
-, letters, &c. dated from (1666)
-, (1667)
-, Navy Comr. at, see Pett, Peter.
-, plague at
-, river
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
-, dock or dockyard at, clerk of the cheque at, see Gregory, Edw.
-, letters, &c., dated from
-, master shipwright at
-, Navy Comr. at, see Pett, Peter.
-, Navy stores at, to, or from
-, storekeeper of
-, warrants to
-, officers at
-, ordnance stores at keeper of
-, workmen at or from
-, ropeyard at

Chaunter's House, Westminster

Chayan

Cheapside (London)

Cheapstead, resident at

Cheek, Alex. (proctor)

Cheeke, Capt. Thos., petition of

Chelmsford

Chelsea
-, College

Cheney, Justice

Chepstow Castle, prisoners in
-, garrison, soldiers for

Cheque, clerks of, see Charles II., Household of.

Chequer Alley (London)

Cheshire
-, deputy lieuts. of
-, disaffected persons in
-, gentry of
-, places in
-, Lord Lieut. of (Earl of Derby)

Chester
-, aldermen of
-, assizes
-, Castle
-, letters dated from
-, chamberlain of
-, comptroller of customs at
-, county palatine of
-, officers of
-, deputy governor of, warrant to
-, earldom of
-, fires at
-, garrison
-, governor of, see Shakerley, Sir G.
-, innkeepers at
-, justices of
-, letters, &c., dated from
-, magistrates of
-, mails to or from
-, mayor of
-, letter to
-, meteor seen at
-, parish clerk of St. John's at
-, postmaster of
-, post office
-, prisoners at, to, or for
-, recorder of
-, residents in
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from

Chester, Sir Hen.

Chesterfield, Earl and Countess of, see Stanhope.

Cheston, Phineas

Chicheley, Thos., Ordnance Comr.
-, letters of
-, Mr.

Chichester, Customs' officers at
-, letters dated from

Chidley, Thos., see Chudleigh.

Chiffinch, Thos.
-, Mrs. (his wife)

Chiffinch, Wm.
-, Mr.
-, Mrs.

Child, Giles
-, Jos.
-, Wm., master in Chancery

Child, a prodigy

Childers, Fras., letter of

Chimney money, see Hearth money.

China

Chingford Walk

Chippenham

Chippenwickham

Chirbury, Lord, see Herbert, Lord Hen.

Chiswick, letter dated from

Choisin, Jean or John
-, Simon
-, examination of
-, letter of
-, letter to

Cholmeley or Cholmondeley, Rob. Viscount

Cholmeley, Mr.

Christ, Brother in, letter to

Christchurch, see Oxford.
-, College, see Cambridge.

Christenings, lists of

Christian magistrates
-, religion

Christiana, ship from
-, deals

Christmas, Jas.

Chudleigh or Chidleigh, Thos.
-, letter of

Church, the
-, absence from
-, attendance at
-, of England, the
-, adherence or conformity to
-, preferment in
-, French

Churches, seats in, proposed tax on

Churchwardens

Churchwood, Nich., examination of

Chute, forest of

Cider

Cinnamon

Cinque Ports, embargo on ships in
-, Baron of

City, the, see London.

City of Dantzic of Hoorn (ship)

Clackmannan coals

Clandon, West, resident at

Clapham, Ste., certificate by

Clapmouse of Hoorn (ship)

Clarendon, Earl of, see Hyde.

Clarges, Sir Thos., commissary of musters
-, letters of
-, warrant to

Clarke, Dalton
-, petition of
-, Lady Dorothy, petition of
-, son, of
-, Geo., ordnance officer, letters of
-, John (of Plymouth), letters of (1666)
-, (1667)
-, or Clerk, Capt. Robt.
-, letter of
-, petition of
-, Thomas (of Ipswich)
-, accounts by
-, Wm.
-, Dr. Wm., certificate by
-, Sir Wm.
-, Mr. (of Dover)

Clarkson, Geo., payment to

Clavell, Walter
-, letter of

Claypole, Mr.

Clayton, Mr.

Clehonger, letter dated from

Clements, Wm., letter of

Clergy, benefit of
-, tenths of

Clerk, Capt. Robt., see Clarke.

Clerke, Sir Fras., payment to

Clerkenwell, new prison at

Clerks' Alley (London)

Clerks of the cheque
-, petitions of

Cleveland, Earl of, see Wentworth.

Cleves, persons at

Cliefden

Cliffe, Rich.
-, letters of
-, letter to

Clifford, G., warrant to
-, Thos.

Clifford, Sir Thos., comptroller of the household
-, instructions to
-, letters of
-, letters &c. to
-, warrant for
-, Mr.

Clifford's Inn Gardens (London)

Clifton, Robt., accounts by

Clinton, Lady Elizabeth, pension to

Clipsham, Mich.

Clonmell, garrison at

Cloth or clothing

Clothiers

Cloth-workers

Cloudesley, Tim.

Clutterbuck, Thos., victualling agent at Leghorn
-, letters, &c., of

Coachmakers

Coals
-, duties on export of
-, collector of
-, foreign
-, prices of
-, sellers of

Coal vessels, or fleet, or colliers and casual notices of passim; see also Bridlington, Hull, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Yarmouth, letters dated from.
-, attacks on
-, capture of
-, convoys for
-, impress of men from
-, master of
-, certificate by

Cobb, Sir Fras., high sheriff of Yorkshire
-, certificate by
-, letter of

Cobbren, Major

Cobden, Geo., declaration by
-, Nathaniel, certificate by

Cobham, travellers to or from

Cochineal

Cock or Cocks, Capt. George, treasurer for sick and wounded mariners
-, letters of
-, payment to

Cockaine, Brian, Viscount Cullen
-, letters of
-, warrant to
-, Eliz., Lady Cullen
-, note by

Cockaine, Mr.

Cockarell, Anthony, petition of

Cockerington, residents in

Cockermouth, troops at

Cockpit, Whitehall
-, letters dated from

Cocks, George, see Cock.
-, John, steward of Lady Vane

Cockseal (Sussex)

Cockworthy, John, certificate by

Codde or Curd, John

Coe, Susan, petition of
-, Wm.

Coffee

Cofferer of the Household, see Ashburnham, Wm.

Coffery, the, payment from

Coghlan, John, letter of

Coghlane, Dan., letter of
-, John, note by

Cogue, Cape

Coin

Coinage, Act for

Coiners and coining

Coke, Rich.

Coker, East, see East Coker.

Colbert, Jean Battiste, French minister of State

Colborne, Nich., letter of

Colby, Philip

Colchester
-, bills of mortality at
-, King's Head, at, letter dated from
-, mails to or from
-, plague at
-, postmaster of

Colchester, the, see Ships, names of.

Coldey Island, see Caldey.

Coldham, Geo., grant to

Coldharbour, Tower

Cole, Barth., examination of
-, or Coles, Christopher
-, letters of
-, J., certificate by
-, Thos.
-, letter of
-, Mr.

Coleman, Capt. Wm., letters of

Colepeper, Thos., Lord, governor of the Isle of Wight
-, certificate by
-, letters to
-, payment to
-, regiment of

Colepepper, Capt. Alex.

Coles, Benjamin
-, Wm.

Coleshill

Colgwen (Scot)

Colleton or Corriton, Sir John
-, letters of

Colley, Capt., company of

Collington, rebels in

Collingwood, Dan., governor of Holy Island
-, petition of
-, Dr., letter of

Collins, Geo, letter of
-, S., letter of

Colmer, Mr.

Cologne, Chas. II. at

Colombe, St., troops for

Colonels, list of names of

Colonies, see Plantations.

Colville, Mr.

Comedies, French

Comfort of Topsham, the (ship)

Common Pleas, Court of
-, Justices of, see Tyrrell, Sir Thos.
-, Lord Chief Justice of, see Bridgeman, Sir Orlando.
-, officers in, warrant for
-, offices in
-, post fines in

Common Prayer

Commons, House of see also Parliament.
-, address of, to the King
-, articles of impeachment by
-, bills in
-, committee of
-, journals of
-, members of
-, orders in
-, proceedings of
-, proposals offered to
-, Speaker of, see Turner, Sir Edw.

Companion, the (ship)

Compton, James, Earl of Northampton, Lord Lieut. of Warwickshire
-, regiment of

Compton, Sir Fras.
-, Hen., commission for
-, letter of

Compton Dundo, timber in

Comptroller of the Household, see Clifford, Sir T.; Pollard, Sir H.

"Comptroller, Mr.,"

Concord, the (ship)
-, of Hamburg
-, of London

Conformity
-, Act of

Connaught
-, troops in

Conne, Peter

Connecticut, Governor and Council of

Connington Manor

Connor, Denis, petition of

Conpill, letters dated from

Conquest, Chas., warrant to

Conquest Road, ships to or from

Constables
-, letter to
-, posts of, during the fire

Constantine, Thos., letters of

Constantinople
-, Ambassadors to see also Finch, Earl of Winchilsea.
-, ships to or from

Constant John, the (ship)
-, Katherine, the (ship)
-, Reformation, the (ship)
-, Warwick, the, see Ships, names of.

Consulage

Consuls, applications for places as

Contagion, the, see Plague.

Conventiclers

Conventicles or meetings
-, attendance at
-, holding of

Convicts, see also Prisoners.
-, list of

Convocation ordered

Conway

Conway, Edw., Viscount Conway and Killultagh
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, Elizabeth (?), Lady

Conway, Fras., bond of

Conyers (highwayman)
-, cousin of

Cook or Cooke, John, secretary of Sir Wm. Morice
-, letters of

Cook, Roger, warrant to apprehend
-, Thos.
-, petition of

Cook Street, Dublin

Cooke, Edw., affidavit of
-, Sir Thos.

Cooks' Company (London), master and wardens of
-, letter to

Cooks' Hall

Cooley, Mr.

Coomer, Mr.

Cooper, Ant. Ashley, Lord Ashley, Chancellor of the Exchequer
-, as treasurer of prizes
-, commission to
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, references to on petitions and reports of
-, warrants or orders to

Cooper, Charles

Copenhagen
-, ships at or near

Copley, G., letter of

Copper (metal)

Copper, Mr., warrant to

Coquet Island, ships wrecked near

Corbin, Thos.

Cordwell (powder maker)

Corie, Thos., letters of
-, wife of

Cork (city)
-, Earl of, see Boyle.

Corn, barley, oats, wheat, &c.
-, vessels laden or lading with

Cornbury, Lord, see Hyde, Hen.

Cornets, commissions for

Corney, Christopher, Muster master, account by
-, Thos.

Cornhill

Cornwall
-, dep. lieuts. of
-, deputy vice-admiral of
-, duchy of
-, high sheriff of
-, ports in
-, resident in

Cornwall, Major

Cornwallis, Eliz., Lady, payment to

Corona, Scipio Peters de Lance

Coronation, the, see Ships, names of.

Corporations, Bill to regulate

Corrats, the

Correll, Capt.

Correspondents, list of

Corriton, Sir John, see Colleton, Sir J.

Corsack, see Corsuck.

Corsham

Corsome (Scotland), resident at

Corsuck or Corsack, Laird of

Cosin, Dr. John, Bishop of Durham
-, letters to
-, note, &c., of

Cotterell, Capt. Edw., letter of

Cottle, Mark

Cotton, Rich.

Cotton, residents at

Cottons

Council, the, see Privy Council.

Counsel-at-law, or counsellors

Count Eric of Riga, (ship)

Counties, see England, counties of.

Country, Capt. Jeremy, letter of

County palatines

Coureur, John, or Jean Baptiste
-, confession of
-, examinations of
-, letter of
-, brother of
-, father of
-, servant of
-, Robt.

Court, the
-, absence from
-, attendance at
-, ladies at
-, post
-, removals of

Courteen, Sir Wm.

Courtenay, Capt. Fras., letters of

Court-martial

Courtney, Sir Wm.
-, reference on a petition to

Court of Cleve, the (ship)

Covell, Thos., certificate by

Covenant, the
-, solemn or. new, of the Quakers

Covenanters

Covent Garden, see London, streets of.

Coventry
-, bequests to
-, clothiers or clothworkers at
-, conventiclers in
-, conventicles at
-, dyers at
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, meteor seen at
-, prisoners at
-, remarkable births at
-, resident at
-, sheriffs of
-, trained bands of
-, wardens of
-, Bishop of, and Lichfield (Hacket, John)

Coventry, Hen.
-, Sir John
-, Sir Wm., Duke of York's secretary and Navy Comr.
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, other papers of
-, surrender of office by

Cow Lane (London)

Cowbridge, fair at

Cowdrey, Walter, keeper of Newgate, signature of

Cowell, Mr., letter to

Cowes
-, militia of
-, Prize Comrs. for or Officers at
-, office at
-, ships at
-, to or from
-, West, letters dated from
-, Road, ships in

Cowley, Thos.
-, letter to

Cox, Capt. John
-, letter of
-, Constable

Coxon, Col.

Crabb, Peter, letter of

Cradock, Sir Jas., commissary of the Ecclesiastical Court

Crafts, Fras.
-, Sam., petition of

Cramond, resident at

Cranborne, Lord and Lady, see Cecil.

Cranbrook, resident at

Crane, Sir Fras.
-, Sir Rich.

Cranford, Josiah

Craven, Wm., Earl of Craven
-, note by
-, petition to

Crawford, Earl of, see Lindsay.

Crawley, And., victualling agent at Ipswich, letters of (1666):
-, (1667):
-, other papers by
-, Wm., certificate by

Crayford, Rich., certificate by

Creswick, Sir Hen.

Crew, John, Lord Crew

Cripplegate (London)

Crispin Capt. Wm.
-, Wm., certificate of
-, letter of

Croftes, Dr. John, dean of Norwich
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, father of

Crofton, Col.

Crofts, Wm., Lord Crofts, groom of the bedchamber
-, warrant for

Croke, John, petition of

Cromartie

Cromwell, Oliver, Protector (the Usurper, &c.)
-, soldiers under
-, Richard, Protector
-, designs on his behalf

Crook, John

Crosland, Sir Jordan, governor of Scarborough Castle, letters, &c., of
-, regiment of
-, warrant to

Crosman, Capt.

Cross, Wm.

Cross of Bergen (ship)

Crouch, Gilbert

Crow, Sir Richard
-, Sir Sackville

Crowe, Capt. Richard

Crown, the
-, contract with
-, goods, &c., concealed from
-, goods forfeited to
-, lands
-, concealed
-, devolved or forfeit to
-, rents or profits due to or reserved to
-, revenue

Crown, the (ship)
-, of England (ship)
-, Malaga (ship)
-, Regis (ship)

Crowned Charity of Bruges (ship)

Croydon, Geo., D.C.L.
-, grants to

Crucifix, Peter, letters of

Crudge, Jo., commission for

Crukherne

Cudworth, Dr. Ralph, certificate by

Cugnac, Marquis de

Cullen, Lord, see Cockaine.

Culmer, John, letters of

Culpepper, Col. Thos., letters of
-, patent to
-, Thos.

Cumberland
-, deputy lieutenants of, letters to
-, disaffected persons in
-, gentry of
-, justice of the peace of
-, lands and places in
-, Lord Lieutenant of (Earl of Carlisle) letter to
-, militia in
-, Ward
-, Duke of, see Rupert, Prince.

Cunningham, Sir David, Bart.

Cupper, Mr.

Curd or Codde, John

Currants

Current Intelligence

Curry, Nich.

Custis, Edm.
-, letters to
-, note by
-, son of
-, Robert
-, wife and children of
-, Mr.

Custom House, the (London), see also Dover and Falmouth Custom Houses.
-, boat, see Dover Custom House, boat at.
-, commission for survey of
-, entry
-, letters dated from
-, surveyor at

Customs, the
-, assignments of, or payments from
-, defalcations from
-, freedom from
-, officers of, see also Bristol, Dartmouth, Deal, Dover, Falmouth, London, port of, Pembroke, and Plymouth, customs' officers at.
-, warrant to
-, payment of
-, places in
-, applications for
-, commissioners or farmers of, see also Harrison, J.; Shaw, Sir J.; Wolstenholme, Sir J.
-, letters to
-, letters of
-, report on a petition by
-, warrants or orders to

Cutler, Thos.
-, letter of
-, Wm.
-, Mr.

Cygnet, the, see Ships, names of.

Cyphers
-, key to

Cyprus, consuls at

Cyrus, The Grand (book)