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Cadiz, letters dated from ships before
-, vessels for, or from
-, vessels at
-, French ship lost at
-, arrival of the Spanish Plate fleet at
-, English squadron at
-, Dutch squadron at
-, galleons expected at
-, vessels intended for
-, dollars from
-, credit at, requested
-, orders to be sent to
-, suggestion that men-of-war be sent to
-, offer to detain Capt. Narbrough at
-, prizes brought into, by Dutch menof-war
-, departure of the Duc d'Estrées and French men-of-war from

Cagliari, Turkish slaves for sale at
-, proceedings of Capt. Shaw at

Cahircon, Clare, house of Robert Peacock's father

Caithness, Earl of. See Sinclair, George, Earl of Caithness.

Calais
-, vessel of, lost
-, privateer of
-, passengers for
-, packet-boats for, or from
-, vessel to be hired to
-, Duke of Monmouth convoyed to
-, six companies to be transported to
-, office of M. Faesch and partners at
-, French deserters to be transported to
-, seamen and soldiers brought over from
-, vessel gone to
-, remainder of Lord Duras' troop shipped for
-, and Dover, Dutch squadron between

Cale, Thomas, letter of

Call, Martin, of Thetford, Algerine captive, order on petition of

Callis, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas Callis of Ratcliffe
-, petition of
-, answer to

Calts, Digory, house of, South Molton, licence to

Calvert, Cecil, Lord Baltimore, Governor of Maryland, letter to

Camaret, near Brest, vessel from

Camberwell, letter dated from

Camborne, Robert
-, letters of

Cambridge, gaol at, prisoner in
-, Mayor of, certificate signed by
-, lighters sunk in rivers between Lynn and
-, University of, mandate to, requested
-, letter to
-, Vice-Chancellor of, certificate signed by
-, and other the electors to Lady Margaret's Professorship at, letter to
-, colleges of:—
-, Clare Hall, Master and fellows of, complaint against, of disobeying the King's letters
-, Trinity Hall, fellowship at
-, Master of. See King, Dr. Robert.
-, Corpus, or Bennet, transcripts from MS. in
-, Master of. See Spencer, Dr. John.
-, Christ's, Master and fellows of, letter to
-, fellowship at
-, Trinity, appointment to mastership of
-, Masters of. See Pearson, Dr. John; and Barrow, Dr. Isaac.

Cambridgeshire, agency of Silas Taylor for pressed men from
-, places in, where buildings were licensed for Nonconformist services, or where Nonconformist ministers resided:—
-, Barrell (Burwell) Hightown, Chippenham, Croydon. Hinxton, Kennet, Parson's Drove, Isle of Ely, Soham, Stow, Swaffham Prior, Triplow, Whittlesey, Wisbech

Camerata, Giuseppe, master's mate of the galley at Leghorn, affidavit by
-, See also Curlo, Lorenzo.

Campden, Viscount. See Noel, Baptist, Viscount Campden.

Campion, Francisco Maria, Genoese at Curacoa

Campveer, Dutch man-of-war gone into

Canada, ships from

Canaries, the, ships for
-, ships from
-, ships gone convoy to
-, Turkish man-of-war taken by Dutch capers off
-, capers at
-, good vintage at
-, Duc d'Estrées supposed to be gone towards

Canary Club, the

Canham, John, and Slaughter Lee v. Sir T. Clutterbuck, commission to examine witnesses in

Cannynge, Capt. George, letters of
-, master for ship of

Canterbury
-, Deanery of, grant of
-, canonry at, grant of
-, wagon to
-, Archbishop of. See Sheldon, Gilbert, Archbishop of Canterbury.

Cantrill, grant of messuage called, Ugborough parish, Devon

Canvas, tender of

Cape of Good Hope, the, persons not warranted by the Royal African Co. excluded from trade between Sallee and
-, sole trade eastward from, vested in the East India Co.

Cape St. Marie's, vessels met off

Capel, Arthur, Earl of Essex, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
-, letters of
-, letters of, mentioned
-, letters to
-, draft letters to
-, letters to, mentioned
-, letters to, requested
-, letter to be written to
-, letter to, suggested
-, petitions to
-, petition to, mentioned
-, petition recommended by
-, proclamations by
-, mentioned
-, references to
-, commands or orders of, mentioned
-, recommendation to, requested
-, warrants for pay of Irish troops serving out of Ireland to be signed by
-, order to, requested
-, answer by, to objections to the rules for regulating corporations
-, mentioned
-, averseness of, to grants of reversions
-, illness of
-, recovery of
-, interview of, with Col. Fitzpatrick and Sir N. Plunkett and Peter Talbot about the rules for regulating corporations
-, prudent management of
-, express from
-, death of, reported
-, request by, that no payments be charged on the concordatum money, or the money for the sea regiment
-, good health of
-, bond taken by
-, request by, that no complaint be received in England unless previous application has been made to him
-, sum deposited in hands of
-, as Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire, list of deputy-lieutenants commissionated by
-, and Council, examinations taken before
-, Elizabeth, wife of, Countess of Essex, illness of
-, recovery of
-, daughter of, death of

Capell, Bernard, agent of W. Underhill and S. Walton

Capps, Mr.

Captives, Committee for the redemption of, recommendation to

Cardiganshire, places in, where buildings were licensed for Nonconformist services, or where Nonconformist ministers resided:—
-, Cardigan, Cellan, Dickewede (? Dihewed), Lampeter, Llanbadarn-Odwyn, Llandewi Brefi, Llandysilio, Llanfair Treflygen

Cardrosse, kirk of, warrant for presentation to

Carew, Thomas, and Peter Prideaux, letter of
-, or Cary, Sir Thomas, appointment of, as second examinator in Chancery in Ireland

Carey or Carew, Capt. George, sent to convey Capt. Walcott to London
-, warrant to

Caribbee Islands, the, ship from
-, English ships from, taken

Carjohn, Marquis, squadron of

Carkesse, James, clerk of the Navy Commissioners
-, and T. Winshurst, certificate by

Carleton, George, Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper, Ireland, deceased
-, Maria, alias the German Princess, convicted at the Old Bailey

Carleton Magna, Rutland, rectory of

Carlile, John, clerk of the passage, Dover, letters of
-, note by
-, illness of
-, carried to vote in Sir E. Spragg's coach
-, opinion of, about the Dover election
-, person stopped by, at Dover
-, See also Stockdale, Robert.
-, Lawson, son of, letters of
-, son of, letter recommending

Carlingford, Earl of. See Taaffe, Theobald, Earl of Carlingford.

Carlisle, letters dated from
-, Earl of. See Howard, Charles, Earl of Carlisle.

Carmarthenshire, persons nominated for shrievalty of

Carnall, John, of Ashbrittle, Somerset, Baptist, licence to

Carne, Thomas, of Sibbertoft, Northants, Baptist, licence to
-, —, in the Marquis of Worcester's regiment

Carnegie, Alexander, prize officer at Rochester, letters of
-, Anna, Countess of Southesk, warrant for gift to

Carr, Andrew, postmaster at Harwich
-, Francis, to be lieutenant in Lord Carlisle's regiment
-, Sir Robert, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
-, report by
-, references to
-, departure of. from Boston
-, spoken of, to be Comptroller of the Household
-, note of places visited by

Carre, William
-, letter of, and offer of, to send intelligence
-, book written by
-, also called Major Clerke

Carrickfergus, removal of custom house from, to Belfast, requested

Carrington, Capt. Samuel, petitions of

Carter, George, house of, Cadeby, Leicestershire, licence to
-, Nicholas, recommended as officer
-, Capt. Richard
-, Richard, messenger, warrant to
-, Thomas, house of, Pirton, Herts, licence to
-, Thomas, of Rotterdam, protections and pass to

Carteret, Sir George, alleged complaints of Capt. Walcott against
-, accounts of, as late Treasurer of the Navy
-, balance of accounts of, as late Vice-Treasurer of Ireland, payments ordered from
-, warrant ordered for payment to
-, Sir Philip, wife of

Cartwright, Dr. Thomas, chaplain to the King, warrant for grant of prebend at Durham to

Cary, Norbert, to be sworn page of honour to the Queen
-, Mr., of the Buckhounds

Carye, Anthony, Viscount Falkland, petition of, and memorial for
-, pension of
-, Rachel, dowager Viscountess Falkland, mother of, petition of
-, Sir Henry, Viscount Falkland, late Lord Deputy of Ireland, grant by

Casquets, the, Dutch privateer off

Cassells, Capt. John, and Rose, his wife, warrant for pension to

Castell, Robert, timber of

Castle Connell, Lord. See Bourke, Thomas, Baron Bourke of Connell.

Castle Cornet, Guernsey, damage by explosion at

Castlehaven, Earl of. See Tuchet, James, Earl of Castlehaven.

Castle Rising, Norfolk, election at

Castleton, Nathaniel, letter recommending

Castletown, house of Col. Widenham

Catalano, Jacopo, and four mariners of the galley building at Leghorn, affidavit by

Catclani, or Catelani, Giovanni Alessandro Francesco, notary public at Leghorn
-, copies attested by
-, affidavits sworn before

Catherine of Braganza, Queen, trustees of
-, grant by
-, See also Holles, Denzil, Lord Holles.
-, guards of
-, frigate of
-, rents formerly in jointure of

Catlidge, Cambridgeshire, letter dated from

Cattle, Acts prohibiting importation of Irish (18 and 19 Car. II. c. 2, and 19 and 20 Car. II. c. 12), dispensation from, suggested

Caulfield, William, late Viscount Charlemont, houses and lands at Charlemont purchased by the King from

Cavan, town and county of, petition for grant of, and particular of lands in
-, report concerning lands in

Cave, John, house of, Theddingworth, Leicestershire, licences to

Cavendish, Christian, Countess of Devonshire, report on petition of
-, Henry, Earl of Ogle, letter of
-, note by
-, persons for whom commissions are desired by
-, regiment of. See Army, the.

Cawsand, near Plymouth

Cawton, Thomas, new meeting-house of, the New Way, Westminster, licence to

Cecil, Philip, to be lieutenant in Lord Carlisle's regiment

Ceely, Mr., of St. Ives

Chaderton, Dr. William, Bishop of Chester, deceased

Chadock, Valentine, house of, Northampton, licence to

Chaffey, John, house of, Stoke, Somerset, licence to

Chalmer, Hugh, warrant for presentation of

Chamberlain, Mr.

Chamberlaine, Dr. Peter, physician to the King, patent to, for his invention of writing and printing true English

Chamberlayne, Capt. John
-, letters of

Chambers, Capt., nominated as sheriff of Armagh
-, Mr.

Champante, Mr., deputy Vice-Treasurer in Ireland

Champe, Thomas de, late gamekeeper, petition of

Channel, the English, ships in

Chanternel, Mr.

Chapel Izod. See Dublin, Phœnix Park near.

Chapell, Richard, deputy Auditor General of Ireland, complaint against
-, —, boatswain

Chapell, Lincolnshire, wreck from the Kent come ashore at

Chapman, Thomas, formerly boatswain of the Harp, certificate by
-, William, house of, Walcote, Leicestershire, licence to

Chapple, Samuel Independent, licence to

Charente, vessel from

Charlemont, letter dated from
-, letter addressed to
-, petition concerning, referred
-, mentioned
-, commission for improvement of, ordered
-, houses and lands at, bought by the King from William, late Viscount Charlemont
-, Viscount. See Caulfield, William, Viscount Charlemont.

Charleroi, march of the Prince of Orange on
-, reported as taken by the Prince of Orange
-, rupture between France and Spain by Spanish attack on
-, siege of, raised

Charles I., or the late King, debt due from
-, pictures, &c., purchased from trustees for sale of goods of
-, services to, or sufferings for
-, exemption from taxes granted to the Serjeants-at-Arms by
-, grants by, mentioned
-, sum due by, to James, late Duke of Hamilton

Charles II., or the King or his Majesty, and casual notices of, passim.
-, letters of
-, extract from letter of
-, draft of, and extract from letter of
-, draft letters for signature of
-, mentioned
-, letters of, recited
-, letter of, revoked
-, letters from, requested
-, letters from, intended to be procured
-, letter from, suggested
-, letters of, mentioned
-, warrants from
-, warrants for pay of the Irish forces in England to be signed by
-, orders by
-, orders, or commands, or wishes, or directions of, mentioned
-, order from, requested
-, pleasure of, signified
-, requested
-, promises of
-, promise of, to bestow captured doggers for the Irish fishery
-, declaration of Indulgence by
-, answer to objections to
-, renewed activity of informers on, being declared invalid by the House of Commons
-, declaration by, for encouraging the Dutch to settle in England
-, declaration by, prolonging the stop in the Exchequer
-, declaration by, of 30 Nov. 1660, for the settlement of Ireland mentioned
-, disclaimer by, of any intention to weaken the Acts of Settlement and Explanation
-, mentioned
-, reference by, mentioned
-, gifts or grants by
-, mentioned
-, grant of debt due to
-, money due to, by executors of Sir D. Bellingham
-, livings in gift of
-, assent by, to elections of bishops
-, money disbursed for, in
-, direction by, that the victualling account be kept distinct from other Navy accounts
-, escheat fallen to, in Ireland
-, pardon from, mentioned
-, licence for writ of error requested from
-, leave to repair to London requested from
-, approval of deputy-lieutenants by
-, requested
-, person to be brought before
-, speech of, to both Houses of Parliament
-, sign manual of
-, addresses of the House of Commons to
-, answer of, to
-, letters to
-, mentioned
-, petitions to
-, delivery of letters for, from the Post Office
-, report addressed to
-, express to
-, services to, or sufferings for
-, intended visit of, to Newmarket
-, at Newmarket
-, resolution of, as to the place for the treaty, desired
-, visit of, to Euston
-, wines presented by, to the French fleet
-, intention of, to let the customs to farm
-, cold letter received by, from the Prince of Orange
-, intended return of, to London
-, direction by, that the Duke of Ormonde be included in the commission to inquire into the settlement of Ireland
-, bounty of, to seamen that take privateers
-, departure of, from Newmarket
-, indulgence by, to the Roman Catholics to live in corporate towns in Ireland
-, reported intention of, to take into his own hands the farms of Lord Ranelagh and Sir W. Bucknall and his partners
-, return of, to London
-, money advanced to, by Sir W. Bucknall
-, reasons of, for proroguing Parliament
-, person brought to, by Col. Blood
-, list of persons nominated to, from whom the sheriffs are to be pricked
-, bounty of, to commander of privateer for saving the Kent's men
-, present at meeting of the Council
-, thanks to, from Whitby for sending guns
-, alleged act of Indemnity given to the Irish by
-, suggestion that, should re-establish Presbytery according to his Coronation oath in Scotland
-, belief in Holland of agreement between the Prince of Orange and
-, pass from, to Dutch ship for carrying an ambassador to Spain, mentioned
-, looking-glasses provided for
-, private printing press of
-, approval by, of plans for bringing Dutch to settle in England
-, order by Council of Trade for dispatch of reports to
-, requested to postpone decision on rules for corporations in Ireland
-, person sent to, from Ireland in
-, restraint by, on English ships going abroad except to France, Scotland or Ireland
-, suit between, and executors of Sir D. Bellingham
-, houses and lands at Charlemont purchased by
-, Lord Arlington requested to move
-, bounty of, to servants of the late Queen Mother
-, 80,000l. payable to, by Lord Ranelagh and his partners
-, concerned in freights of ships burnt by the Dutch near Hamburg
-, debt of, to Sir T. Player
-, Rhenish wine bought for
-, estate of Lenox devolved on, as heir to Matthew, Earl of Lenox
-, letter attacking
-, treasonable words against
-, question whether Dutch ships run ashore belong to, or the Duke of York
-, carried from Boscobel to Mr. Whitgrove's by H. Pendrell
-, suggestion that the Brill should ask for protection of
-, going to Newmarket and Harwich
-, Lord O'Brien said to have incurred the displeasure of
-, alleged plot against the person of
-, alleged indecent reception at Clonmel of proclamation by
-, intention of, to make an abatement in the City's assessment
-, differences between, and the Victuallers of the Navy
-, means used to inflame, against Holland
-, dinner of, at the Guildhall on Lord Mayor's Day
-, order of, to Zas to leave England
-, interview of Puckle with
-, and the Privy Council, petition to
-, complaint to
-, and the Houses of Lords and Commons, petition to
-, Household of, Lord Steward of. See Butler, James, Duke of Ormonde.
-, Treasurer and Comptroller of, appointments of
-, Treasurers of. See Clifford, Sir Thomas, Lord Clifford; and Newport, Francis, Lord Newport.
-, Comptrollers of. See Newport, Francis, Lord Newport; and Maynard, William, Lord Maynard.
-, Secretary of Privy Purse of. See May, Baptista.
-, Purveyors of, freshwater fish to. See Underhill, W., and Walton, S.
-, Lord Chamberlain's department:—
-, Lord Chamberlain. See Jermyn, Henry, Earl of St. Albans.
-, Groom of the Stole. See Granville, John, Earl of Bath.
-, Treasurer of the Chamber. See Griffin, Sir Edward.
-, Bedchamber, gentlemen of the. See Moncke, Christopher, Duke of Albemarle; and Sheffield, John, Earl of Mulgrave.
-, grooms of the. See Elliot, Thomas; and Hamilton, Col. James.
-, page of the. See Cordell, Lourde or Lowde
-, Barbers. See Folliart, Ralph and Richard; and Lisle, Thomas.
-, Physician. See Chamberlaine, Dr. Peter.
-, Surgeon. See Fourcad, Florent
-, Lord High Almoner. See Henchman, Humphrey, Bishop of London.
-, Chaplains of. See Berkenhead, Peter; Cartwright, Thomas, D.D.; Duport, James, D.D.; Offley, Dr.; Stradling, George, D.D.; Tillotson, John, D.D.
-, Master of the Wardrobe's department:—
-, Master of the Great Wardrobe, order for payment to, of creation money of baronets mentioned
-, See also Montagu, Ralph.
-, appointment of surveyor of, order to, requested
-, Master of the Horse's department:—
-, Master of the Horse. See Villiers, George, Duke of Buckingham.
-, Master of the Toils. See Bowles, Sir William.
-, Cosmographer of. See Ogilby, John.
-, Keeper of libraries of. See Rosse, Thomas.
-, Yeomen of the Guard of, warrant for delivery of liveries for
-, natural children of. See FitzCharles, Charles; Fitzroy, Lady Anne; Fitzroy, Charles, Earl of Southampton; Fitzroy, Lady Charlotte; Fitzroy, Lord George; Fitzroy, Henry, Earl of Euston; Scott, James, Duke of Monmouth.
-, yachts or pleasure boats of
-, commissioners for discovery of goods of, embezzled in the late usurpation, warrant to

Charles, John, cooper, canbuoys supplied by
-, —, messenger, complaints against

Charleton, Sir Edward
-, transfer of governorship of Landguard Fort to
-, arrival of, at Landguard Fort
-, company of, sent to Yarmouth
-, James, house of, Holcombe, Lancashire, licence to
-, Lieut. Jasper, letter of

Charleville, resignation of patent for fortifying

Charlton, Sir Job, Chief Justice of Chester, manner of election and approbation of, as Speaker
-, speech of, on his admission as Speaker
-, reference to

Charterhouse, the, letter recommending person for scholarship at

Chatham
-, letters dated from, or from ships at
-, letter addressed to
-, certificate dated from
-, pay of the yard at
-, agent of the victuallers at
-, mutiny in the yard at
-, list of sick and wounded from
-, debt of Evelyn at
-, ships to be brought up to
-, mutineers at, imprisoned at Rochester
-, discharged
-, ships to be cleaned at
-, yacht to be lengthened at
-, lacquer, &c., sent from Deptford to
-, estimates making of charge of repairs of ships at
-, timber and other stores wanted at
-, survey of stores at
-, timber sent to
-, tickets and books sent to
-, ships victualled out of ships at
-, warrant to deliver Dutch prize to officers of the yard at
-, Commissioners of the Navy at
-, warrant to Clerk of the Cheque and Storekeeper at
-, boat got at
-, order to, requested
-, ships lately at
-, ship brought to
-, ship ordered to
-, pressed men and soldiers at, importunate for their arrears
-, supply requested from
-, stores from
-, ships repairing at
-, cables wanted at
-, board wages wanted for pressed workmen at
-, Dram timber for
-, account of sails and other stores at
-, proposal for examining iron work made at forge at
-, watermen arrived at
-, shipwrights, &c., wanted at
-, sloop building at
-, better than Sheerness for repairing ships
-, names of joiners pressed for
-, suggestions for erecting hospital for seamen at
-, Hill House at
-, list of necessaries required at
-, Poors' Chest at
-, money borrowed for
-, account of, requested
-, River, vessel left in

Cheecks, John, house of, Little Wigston, Leicestershire, licence to

Cheney, —

Cherbourg, vessel from

Cheshire, foot race between a man of, and a servant of the Duke of Buckingham
-, number of licensed teachers in
-, appointment of Lord Lieutenant of
-, approval of deputy-lieutenants for
-, places in, where buildings were licensed for Nonconformist services, or where Nonconformist ministers resided:—
-, Astbury, Barthomley, Chester, Gawsworth Glostre (? Goostrey), Great Budworth, Knutsford, Macclesfield Marksfield Mottram, Longdendale, Northbury, Over, Over Peover, Rainow, Stockport, Utkinson, Tarporley

Chesil town, in Portland, vessel ashore at

Chesman, John, house of, Wantage, licence to

Chester, Sir Anthony, approbation of, as deputy-lieutenant for Bedfordshire, requested, granted
-, Thomas, approved as deputy-lieutenant for Somerset

Chester
-, letters dated from, or from Chester Castle
-, extract from letter dated from
-, letter addressed to the Talbot at
-, vessels of
-, vessel from
-, departure of Lord Power's regiment from
-, arrival of the Earl of Roscommon and Col. Talbot at
-, travellers to, or from
-, company of bakers of. petition of, mentioned
-, attempted monopoly of bakers at
-, elections at
-, guard sent to meet Capt. Walcott at
-, Capt. Walcott to be sent to
-, sent to
-, arrival of, at
-, foot companies and soldiers arrived at
-, companies embarked from
-, nature of franchise at
-, men killed at election at
-, Cathedral, communion plate stolen from
-, the Roodee at
-, Dean and Chapter of, congé d'élire to
-, certificate of election by
-, royal assent to election by
-, Bishop of. See Chaderton, Dr. William; Pearson, Dr. John; and Wilkins, Dr. John, Bishops of Chester.
-, Bishopric of, warrant for restitution of temporalities of
-, County palatine of, petition for examinership in Court of Exchequer of

Chesterfield, Countess of. See Stanhope, Catherine, Countess of Chesterfield, deceased.

Cheswicke, Joseph, approved as deputylieutenant for Bristol

Chesworth farm, Sussex, grant of, requested

Chicheley, Capt. Sir John, ship of
-, Sir Thomas, Master of the Ordnance, warrants to
-, references to
-, report by
-, caveat in favour of
-, at the meeting at Lord Arlington's lodgings about the Parliament

Chichester, Sir Arthur, and Capt. John. See Conway, Edward, Viscount Conway.

Chichester, Bishop of. See Gunning, Dr. Peter, Bishop of Chichester.
-, Dean of. See Thomas, Dr. Lambrook; and Stradling, Dr. George, Deans of Chichester.

Chiffinch, William, keeper of the King's closet, money paid to, on the King's account

Child, Josiah, Victualler of the Navy, letters of
-, candidate for Dartmouth
-, elected for Dartmouth
-, alleged corrupt practices by
-, servant of
-, and T. Papillon, letters of
-, reply by, to complaints of the beer supplied to the Navy
-, and B. Gauden, letters of
-, and B. Gauden, letter of
-, See also Littleton, Sir Thomas.

China oranges, vessel laden with

Chippenham, Wilts, riot against justices, and letters opened at

Chipping Wycombe, statement concerning the double return at

Chiswick, letter dated from

Cholmley, Sir Hugh, messenger from
-, road to Whitby making by
-, house of, at Whitby, the Duke of Lauderdale expected at
-, visit of the Duke and Duchess of Lauderdale and others to

Cholmondeley, Robert, Viscount Cholmondeley, and Thomas, approved as deputy-lieutenants for Cheshire

Chrispin, John, Congregational, licence to

Christian, Thomas, house of, Liverpool, licence to

Church, Henry, letter of
-, prizes at Yarmouth to be delivered to

Churchill, John (afterwards Duke of Marlborough), promotion of, to captaincy, mentioned

Cidi, an Algerian, pass to

Cinque Ports, privilege of seamen of, to be pressed only by order from Dover Castle

Clanrickard, Marquis of. See Bourke, Ulick, late Marquis of Clanrickard.

Clare, George, and his wife and children, and Margaret Williams and her children, petition of
-, pass for, to go to Ireland

Clare, assizes in
-, Viscount. See O'Brien, Daniel, Viscount Clare.

Clarges, Sir Thomas, letter of

Clark, John, house of, Northampton, licence to

Clarke, Benjamin, Mayor of Winchester, letter of
-, Capt. Henry
-, letters of
-, French ship retaken by
-, demands for stores by
-, Henry, M.D., President of Magdalen College, as elector to the Moral Philosophy lectureship
-, James, second husband of Sarah Holden
-, Matthew, Presbyterian, licence to
-, Peregrine, draft warrant for grant to
-, Thomas, house of, Rainow, Cheshire, licence to

Claydon, David, house of, Yeovil, licence to

Clayton, Francis. See Collier, William.
-, Joseph, of Marple, Cheshire, husbandman, examination of
-, Alderman Sir Robert

Clear, Serjeant, deserter, warrant for apprehension of

Clear, Cape
-, ships stationed off
-, and the Blaskets, ship to ply between

Cleggett, William, purser

Clemence, Nicholas, timber of

Clements, Capt. John
-, letters of

Clent, Littleton, pension to, ordered

Clerke, John, house of, Skirbeck, Lincolnshire, licence to
-, Major, alias of Mr. Carre.

Cleveland, Dukedom of, grant of remainder of
-, Duchess of. See Palmer, Barbara, Duchess of Cleveland.

Clifford, Sir Thomas, Lord Clifford of Chudleigh, Treasurer of the Household, afterwards Lord High Treasurer
-, letters of
-, letter to, mentioned
-, direction of
-, order of, mentioned
-, warrant to
-, references to
-, reference to, mentioned
-, reports by
-, at the meeting of the Privy Council
-, speech of the Lord Chancellor at the taking of the oath by
-, accounts of the Irish farmers to be transmitted to, and Sir R. Bellingham summoned to England by
-, arrears of the Irish farmers to be certified to
-, rumours of intended appointment of, as Lord High Treasurer
-, the staff given to, and sworn in the Chancery and the Exchequer
-, at the meeting at Lord Arlington's lodgings about the Parliament
-, See also Cooper, Anthony Ashley, Earl of Shaftesbury.
-, and Sir J. Duncombe, letter of

Clignett, or Clinnett, Mr., information given by, about Capt. Walcott

Clobery, John. See Standsfield, James.

Cloggues, rent of

Clongin, Mr.

Clonmel, letter dated from
-, claims by Irish natives of, to be admitted freemen
-, alleged indecent reception of the King's proclamation at
-, Mayor of, insulted when going to church on 5 Nov.

Clonroane

Clovelly, captured vessel forced by storm into

Clutterbuck, Sir Thomas
-, letter of
-, letter of, mentioned
-, letter to, mentioned
-, vessel of
-, delay of, in providing the equipment of the galley
-, complaints against
-, slave bought by
-, v. John Canham and Slaughter Lee, commission to examine witnesses in
-, and Sir J. B. Duteil, disagreements between

Coachman, Matthew, murder of

Coaren, Thomas, of Poole, mariner

Coates, Robert, house of, Ashover, Derbyshire, licence to

Cockaine, Thomas, commission to

Cockermouth

Cocks, Nathaniel, grant of keepership of the Council Chamber to

Cocksedge, Leonard. See Sparks, Henry.

Codd, Dr., prebendary of Rochester, death of

Codrington, Col., appointment of, as Governor or Lieut.-Governor of Jamaica, suggested

Cokayne, James, Congregational, licence to

Coke, Thomas, house of, Pebmarsh, Essex, licence to

Coker, Henry, late sheriff of Wilts, arrear due from

Colbert, Charles de, Marquis de Croissy, French ambassador to England
-, pass from
-, petition to
-, pardoned convicts delivered to, for transportation to France
-, Jean Baptiste, Prime Minister of France
-, letters of credit signed by

Colchester, Duncomb, proposed as captain in the Marquis of Worcester's regiment

Colchester, oysters from
-, boat to go between, and the Brill for oysters
-, tapestry to be sent to
-, merchant of
-, company for
-, company at

Cole, Christopher, of Pulborough, timber or treenails of
-, contract by
-, Digory, house of, South Molton, licence to
-, Robert, timber of

Coleman, Henry, Congregational, and his house, Tur Langton, Leicestershire, licences to
-, Richard, house of, Leicester, licences to
-, Capt. William
-, letters of

Coleraine, Lord. See Hare, Henry, Lord Coleraine.

Colfe, Isaac, order on petition of

Collier, Charles, letters of
-, Josias, Independent, licence to
-, William, of Northbury, and Francis Clayton, of Marple, Cheshire, examination of
-, Mr., arrival of, at Barbados

Colliers lost at sea

Collings, Edward, seaman

Collingwood, Anthony, attorney, late townclerk of Newark
-, petition of
-, letter of, mentioned

Collins, Thomas, house of, Thornbury, Herefordshire, licence to
-, Thomas, master of the Diligence ketch, petition of, recommended
-, William, Master, complaint against

Collison, Thomas, of Pirton, Herts, Baptist, licence to

Collson, William, approved as deputy-lieutenant for Bristol

Collycot, Stephen, report by

Colne, Essex, ship cast away near
-, vessel from

Cologne, Rhenish wine to be conveyed from
-, news from
-, Archbishop of (Maximilian Henry), reported to have quitted the French and joined the Imperialists

Colson, John, waterman, certificates concerning

Comenius, John Amos, at Dantzic, and going to Amsterdam

Comet seen at Portsmouth

Commons, the House of, accounts of proceedings in
-, Journals of, extracts from, concerning persons newly returned
-, address of, to the King, and answer thereto
-, account of proceedings in, contained in intercepted letter to the King of Denmark
-, address of, to the King, Compton, Sir Francis, troop of, party of, to escort prisoners to London
-, prisoners delivered to
-, at Chester
-, commissions in
-, James, Earl of Northampton, elected Recorder of Northampton
-, approbation of, as Recorder

Conabry, Capt. Richard

Condé, Prince de, reported to be marching to Holland

Conder, Richard, house of, Croydon, Cambs., licence to

Connaught, Presidency of, letter of resignation of

Conningsby, Thomas, major in Lord Vaughan's regiment

Conquett, Britanny, vessel of, taken

Consett, Lieut.

Constantine, Sir William, judgment recovered by, against Joseph Derbie

Conventicles, Act against (22 Car. II., c. 1)
-, warrant against, applied for

Conway, Edward, Viscount Conway
-, letter of
-, letter of, mentioned
-, letters to
-, petition of, referred
-, purchase of Mastership of Ordnance in Ireland proposed by
-, departure of, from Dublin
-, governorship of Charlemont of
-, rent roll of part of estate of
-, troop of
-, return of, to Dublin
-, Sir A. Chichester, Sir G. Rawdon, Major Fotherby, and Capt. Chichester, commission for improvement of Charlemont ordered to
-, and others, commission to, about the protection of the Irish coasts
-, report by
-, Robert, letter of

Cony, —, lieutenant in Lord Carlisle's regiment

Cooke, John, clerk to Secretary Coventry, letters of
-, Thomas, bills in favour of
-, Mr., late member for Lynn, deceased

Cooper, Anthony Ashley, Earl of Shaftesbury
-, letter to
-, mentioned
-, warrants to, as Lord Chancellor
-, speeches of
-, guns to be delivered to
-, Chancellorship of the Exchequer resigned by
-, at the meeting of the Privy Council
-, custody of idiots and lunatics entrusted to, and all petitions for licences to make collections referred to
-, person recommended by, as member for Melcombe
-, account of procession of, from Exeter House to Westminster Hall
-, the seals given to
-, and Lord Clifford, committee appointed by the Lord Mayor and Aldermen to attend
-, brother of, candidate for Poole
-, retirement of
-, Gilbert, salter, petition of
-, Capt. Peter
-, Richard, house of, Nedging, Suffolk, licence to
-, Robert, commission to
-, Capt. Thomas, of Kilmallock, Capt. Walcott's horse and sword in possession of
-, Cornet, J.P. for Clare, person examined by

Coopper, William, house of, Boston, licence to

Cooth, Elizabeth, house of, Sherborne, licence to

Coote, Charles, Earl of Mountrath, deceased, conversation about, between Molony and Capt. Walcott
-, lands confirmed to, by the Act of Explanation and left to his son
-, Capt. Chidley, son of, letters patent of lands to be passed to
-, R., letter of

Cop, Tristram, house of, Axminster, licence to

Copenhagen, Dutch men-of-war and merchantmen at

Copper, new imposition in Sweden on

Corbet, John, rector of Woolwich, W. Bodham and others, certificate by

Cordell, Lowde or Lourde, warrant for admission of, as Page of the Bedchamber in extraordinary
-, warrant for admission of, as Page of the Bedchamber in ordinary

Cork, James, house of, Kendal, licence to

Cork, letter dated from
-, examination taken at
-, ships from, or for
-, persons condemned for piracy at
-, petition for leave to unlade a ship from Antigua and pay duty at
-, state of the garrison at
-, Earl of. See Boyle, Richard, Earl of Cork and Burlington.

Cornish, William, house of, Henley, Oxfordshire, licence to

Cornwall, Edward, proposed as captain in the Marquis of Worcester's regiment
-, Capt Henry, petitions of
-, company of, payment of arrears of
-, Humphrey, surety to Roger Vaughan, late collector of hearth-money

Cornwall, alleged interference in choice of sheriff for
-, Hamburg ship lost on coast of
-, grant of Receiver-Generalship of the revenue of the Duchy of
-, places in, where buildings were licensed for Nonconformist services:—
-, Landulph, Redruth, Saltash

Corporations, Act for regulating (13 Car. II. c. 1)

Corsica, voyage of Sir T. Clutterbuck's ship to

Corton, Norfolk, colliers from

Corunna, or Coronne, or the Groyne, vessels from
-, prizes brought into, or sent to
-, Ostenders and others employed by the Dutch to carry prize goods from

Cosin, John, D.D., late Bishop of Durham, lease by, mentioned

Cotterell, Sir Charles, petition and reference sent by, to the Lord Lieutenant
-, Capt. Edward

Cottle, Mark, uncle of Serjeant Henn

Cotton, Sir Robert, approved as deputylieutenant for Cheshire

Coulmer, Johanna, rent payable to

Council, the Privy, letter to
-, orders in
-, mentioned
-, list of persons presented by, to serve as sheriffs
-, minutes of business at meeting of

Council Chamber, the, grant of keepership of, in reversion

Coupe, Joseph, Presbyterian, licence to

Courie, Henry, of Maryland

Courtenay, Capt. Francis
-, certificate from, mentioned

Courtney, William, and Hugh Eccles, letter of

Cousins, John, house of, Beeston, Beds., licence to

Couty, Rabba, report on petition of
-, letter on behalf of

Coventry, Cornet Charles, licence to, to go to France in Lord Duras' troop
-, Henry, Secretary of State
-, letters of
-, note of
-, warrant from
-, directions or orders of, mentioned
-, warrant for payment to
-, at the meeting of the Privy Council
-, prebend promised to friend of
-, order for payment to
-, opinion of, on a petition for erecting lighthouses in Ireland
-, to examine prisoners in the Tower
-, the Seals returned from the Lord Keeper by
-, warrant for grant to, of the office of Secretary and Keeper of the Signet in the northern parts of the kingdom for three lives
-, Thomas, Lord Coventry, late Lord Keeper, father of
-, Sir William, brother of, a life in above grant to
-, Francis, nephew of, son of Francis, of Carshalton, a life in above grant to

Coventry, letters dated from
-, arrival of Lord Power's regiment at
-, election of Mayor and Sheriffs at
-, money collected for Polish Protestants at
-, the Drapery at
-, entertainment by the Mayor at
-, colliery at
-, Mayor of. See Bewley, Thomas.

Coverden, taken by the Dutch

Cowes, Henry, appointed master of the Diamond

Cowes, Isle of Wight, letters dated from ships at
-, ships at
-, ships gone to
-, ships from

Cowley, Thomas, purser

Cox, Sir John, Commissioner of the Navy, deceased
-, clerk of
-, tickets lost by
-, tickets given by
-, Lady Rachel, widow of, letter of

Crabbe, Capt. John, letters of
-, salary of

Cracow, Mr., Envoy of Brandenburg, departure of, from Harwich
-, mediation offered by
-, ordered to leave England

Cranbrook, Kent, murder at

Cranck, Mr., postmaster at Birmingham

Cranfield, Edward, grant of escheatorship of Barbados to

Craven, William, Earl of Craven, house of
-, report by, on petition of the loyal and indigent officers

Crawford, Earl of. See Lindsay, John, Earl of Crawford.

Crees, William, house of, Derby, licence to

Creighton, Capt. George, company of
-, Dr. Robert, Bishop of Bath and Wells, death of

Cressett, John, reasons of, for suppression of stage-coaches
-, answer of, to reasons for continuing the stage-coaches
-, discovery by, of fallacies in the answer to his reasons for suppressing stage-coaches

Cressy, Nicholas, house of, Kirton, Lincolnshire, licence to

Crevecour, reported attempt of the Prince of Orange on

Croftes, William, letter of

Crofts, Thomas, of Hust, Stonely parish, Warwickshire, uncle of Elizabeth Tibbots
-, William, Lord Crofts, at Euston

Croisic, Britanny, vessel from

Cromer, Dutch privateer off
-, seamen of the Kent come ashore at

Cromwell, Oliver, person presented to living by
-, pension from the StatesGeneral for service against
-, former officers of, in Ireland
-, lands seized in Ireland by
-, Col. Vere Essex
-, troop of

Cronstrome, Abraham, copper blanks smaller than agreed by contract of, to be accepted

Crookhaven, co. Cork, vessels put into

Crosse, J., letter of

Crossing, Richard, and another, petition of, referred

Crow, Capt. Timothy, petition of
-, passes to

Crown lands, discovery of revenue of ancient

Crowneg, Mr., masts of

Crowther, Joseph, William Thornburgh, and Nathaniel Tomkins, canons of Worcester, letter of

Crumpe, Thomas. See Villiers, George, Viscount Grandison.

Cuffe, Sir James, agent of Lord Aungier, order for payment to
-, receipt to be given by
-, and others, debts for quarters due from companies disbanded or sent to England to be proved before

Cullen, Capt. Thomas
-, letter to
-, informations of, concerning Capt. Walcott
-, mentioned
-, abstracts of
-, ordered to appear at Dublin
-, traitorous paper shown to
-, house of, at Ballynaclochy
-, confronted with Capt. Walcott
-, difference between and one Drue about a debt
-, discourse between, and Capt. Walcott
-, improbabilities of charge of, against Walcott
-, alleged conversations of, with Col. Talbot, and Irish titular bishops and clergy
-, to be sent to England
-, coming to Dublin
-, in Dublin
-, letter introducing
-, charged by Walcott with perjury
-, complaints against
-, account by Lord O'Brien of his conversation about Walcott with

Culmore Fort, Londonderry, appointment of governor of

Culpeper, Thomas, Lord Culpeper, member of the Council for Foreign Plantations, warrant for payment of salary of
-, See also Bennet, Henry, Earl of Arlington

Cumberland, places in, where buildings were licensed for Nonconformist services:—
-, Carlisle, Crosthwaite, Dearham, Holme Cultram, Kirk Oswald, Penrith, Whitehaven

Cunningham, Robert. See Dick, Lewis.

Curacoa, Dutch Governor and prisoners from Tobago sent to
-, English ship taken and brought into
-, Governor of
-, ship sent to

Curlo, Lorenzo, lieutenant of the galley at Leyhom
-, and Giuseppe Camerata, affidavit by

Currance, John. See Napper, Robert.

Curson, Sir John, receiver-general of the Duchy of Lancaster, debt due from
-, — tidewaiter

Curtis, Robert, house of, Spalding, Lincolnshire, licence to
-, Theo., letters of
-, See also Pett, Phineas, master shipwright.
-, Mr., tickets to be delivered to

Curwen, — tidewaiter

Custis, Edmond, letters of
-, employed in wreck fishing
-, expected at Newcastle
-, letter to (?)

Customs, the, reported intention of the King to farm
-, grant of, in
-, Act setting out rates for (12 Car. II., c. 4)
-, commissioners of
-, letter to
-, farmers of
-, warrant for order to
-, farm of

Cutts, Richard, house of, Clare, Suffolk, licence to

Cuzens, Henry, Congregational, and his house, Winston, Suffolk, licence to