P

Packer, Philip, minutes for warrant received from
-, Samuel, letter of

Padstow, vessel lost at
-, and St. Ives, vessel lost between

Page, Elizabeth, domestic servant of the Swedish envoy extraordinary, arrest of
-, Gregory. See Hayles, Thomas.
-, James, lieutenant in the Suffolk militia
-, Sir Thomas, Provost of King's College, Cambridge
-, letters to
-, appointed Vice-Chancellor
-, Mr., letter to, mentioned
-, See also Thompson, Richard.

Paine, Capt. Joshua, acknowledgements by, of having received a freedom for a ship
-, bond given by
-, to attend before the Committee for Trade
-, Mr., of the Brill, mail sent over by
-, Mr. Dale said to be accused by

Painter, Lieut., scuffle between, and Lieut. Lysaght

Palace Court, the, stewardship of, warrant for grant of

Palatine, the Elector, (Charles Louis), refusal of the King to recommend, to the King of France for a separate accommodation

Paler, Mr., a Yorkshire gentleman, husband to Lady Cary, with Lord Wharton

Palermo, defeat of the Dutch and Spaniards at, by the French fleet
-, rejoicings at

Palgrave, Richard, clerk in the Suffolk militia

Palmer, Barbara, Duchess of Cleveland, passenger to Calais
-, grants to, of remainders on estates tail in Ireland mentioned
-, caveat on behalf of
-, Henry Savile the lover and agent of
-, Elia, letters to
-, tin blanks to be delivered by
-, proposals of, about tin farthings, letters and papers concerning
-, statement of propositions made by, in
-, objections by the officers of the Mint to proposals of, and report by, on the counterfeit farthings made by them
-, statement by, paper assented to by, and experiments made by
-, to attend meeting about tin farthings
-, proposals by
-, paper that should have been signed by
-, complaint of false charges by, against the officers of the Mint
-, memorial of
-, propositions, representation, petition and answer of
-, questions to be put to
-, reply to answers of
-, reasons against allowing, to mark the edges of his coins
-, Sir Lewis, money deposited with, by Lord Exeter
-, Matthew, commission to
-, to be prepared
-, Mr., a dissenting minister, forbidden to preach

Palos, Cap de, English ship taken by Algerines off

Panke, William, late town clerk of Stamford

Panser, Mr., of Rotterdam, firelocks claimed at Yarmouth by servant of

Panton, Col., caveat on behalf of

Papillon, Thomas, endeavours to have, chosen sub-governor of the East India Company

Papists, the, in England lifting up their heads

Paris, Capt., of the Duke of Monmouth's regiment
-, men carried over by
-, Mr., commander of the fort at the haven's mouth, Yarmouth

Paris, letter dated from
-, letters from, mentioned
-, ill proceedings of Sir E. Leighton at, about clearing captured English ships
-, account by Sir E. Leighton of his negotiation at
-, Rue de la Boucherie at, letter addressed to

Park, —, warrant for gift to

Parker, Sir Philip, colonel in the Suffolk militia
-, Robert, lease to, recited
-, Thomas, and John Exton, warrant for respite of, if found guilty
-, warrant for pardon to
-, Capt., of the Duke of Monmouth's regiment in France, men to be added to company of
-, Mr.

Parkhurst, Thomas, bookseller in Cheapside, pamphlet found in house of
-, to be apprehended and brought before the Council

Parliament, the, address to the two Houses of, for wearing English manufactures, mentioned
-, reported intention to prove, dissolved, by the prorogation for more than a year
-, proclamation requiring the attendance of members of
-, approved
-, mentioned
-, report of great things to be offered at the next sessions of
-, expected to be short lived
-, reports of what will happen at the next session of
-, likely to give money for ships. if the Duke of Ormonde, the Earl of Bedford and such men might see the laying it out
-, proceedings of the House of Lords against four lords for maintaining that, is dissolved
-, suggestion that the Dutch should address
-, the Long, the Commissioners of, at Oxford in 1648
-, statutes for holding (4 and 36 Edw. III)
-, a new, health drunk to, by the Duke of Buckingham
-, See also Lords and Commons, the Houses of.
-, Acts of. See:—
-, Conventicles.
-, Corporations.
-, Crown.
-, Eastland Company.
-, Importations.
-, London, Arundel House.
-, Militia.
-, Navy.
-, Oblivion.
-, Parliament.
-, Petitioning.
-, Plantations.
-, Wire.
-, Woolcards.

Parrat, Herbert, wife of, compelled to levy a fine
-, and John Ratford, fines to be imposed on

Parry, Francis, agent to Portugal, arrival of, in England, and letter of, mentioned
-, John, Bishop of Ossory, letter of
-, petition of, recited and warrant for letters patent to
-, Simon, suggested as a commissioner for licensing hackney coaches

Parsons, Anthony, auditor, grant in reversion after
-, Richard, deceased, suit about nuncupative will of
-, Mr., one of the farmers of the Excise, statement by, about the Duke of Buckingham

Partridge, Thomas, high constable of the Tower Hamlets, warrant to
-, Mr., a dissenting preacher, taken out of the pulpit

Pass for a ship, a supposed counterfeit

Passes for ships, rules for, papers relating to
-, report of the Committee for Trade about
-, rules concerning, framed by the Committee for Trade approved
-, suggestions about
-, resolutions passed in the Committee on
-, proclamation stating the dates when, were to determine
-, bonds for delivery up of
-, certificates of security being given for delivery up of
-, practice of Englishmen getting, and sending Dutch ships to sea with
-, blank, to be furnished to the outports
-, opinion of the Committee for Trade about applications for relief concerning
-, the Lord Lieutenant to be informed of the method of obtaining
-, proposed method of obtaining in Ireland
-, the King to be moved concerning, for Scotland and Ireland
-, for Scotland, rules for, and papers concerning
-, for Ireland, rules for, and papers concerning
-, for Jersey and Guernsey, rules for, and papers concerning

Paston, Sir Robert, Viscount Yarmouth
-, letters of, mentioned
-, letter to
-, mentioned
-, clause to be inserted in commission to, as Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk
-, no alteration made by, in the militia near Lynn
-, persons sent from Yarmouth to congratulate
-, officers of the militia near Lynn renewing their commissions under,
-, interest of, at Yarmouth lost,
-, said that, will take Richard Bower to task, and copy of Bower's letter sent down by
-, rumoured appointment of, as Lord Chamberlain,
-, gone to London,
-, Bower's letter received from.
-, son of, rumoured appointment of, as Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk,

Patecos, near Bombay,

Patrick, Dr., the Deanery of Peter borough promised to,

Paul, Sir John, Resident in Denmark, letter to, to be prepared,
-, letter to, mentioned and English ship discouraged from proceeding on her voyage by,

Paulet, Charles, Marquis of Winchester, grant to, of keepership of the New Forest, &c., revoked,
-, meetings between, and Lord Wharton,
-, the lords in the Tower visited by,
-, and others, bad feefarm rents returned by,

Pawlett, —. See Mearne, Samuel.

Pawls, Peter, grant of denization to,

Peacock, Henry, appointed keeper of the garden plot and bowling green at Hampton Court,

Peak, Peter, tried for manslaughter,

Peale, or Pyles, John, captain of a Flushing privateer, escape of, from Guernsey Road,
-, English ship plundered by

Pearciehill, lands of, in the shirefdome of Nithesdale, sheep stolen from,

Pearson, Col. Henry, petition of, referred
-, further reference of report on petition of,
-, John, D.D., Bishop of Chester, intending for London.
-, Dr. William, minister of Dumfermline, warrant for presentation of,

Pearstoune and Nether Drummuires, lands of, in the bailliary of Cunninghame and shirefdome of Ayr, warrant for charter of,

Peck, William, ensign in the Suffolk militia,

Pedlars and petty chapmen, request that office for licensing, be put in execution,

Pedley, Sir Nicholas, paper received from
-, Lionel Walden and John Harvey, certificate by,

Peebles, Hugh. See Blaire, John.

Peebles-shire. See Linlithgowshire.

Peerce, Capt., commander of the Fleece, death of,

Peirce, James, former servant of Capt. Morgan, examinations of,
-, mother of, denial by, that she knows anything of Capt. Morgan or Dowse,

Peirson, Thomas, of London, petitions of
-, claims of, against the Company of Royal Adventurers and the Royal African Company,
-, answers of the said companies to petition of,
-, notes by Sir J. Williamson of arguments in the case of,

Pelham, Charles, request that, be excused from being sheriff,

Pell, Ralph, town clerk of Yarmouth, certificate by
-, mentioned.

Pelles, John, lieutenant in the Suffolk militia,

Pelletier, Adam, gardener of the Earl of St. Albans, pass for

Pemberton, Sir Francis, notes of arguments of,
-, See also Twysden, Sir Thomas.

Pembroke ferry in Milford Haven, vessel wrecked at,

Pendennis or Pendennis Castle, letters dated from,
-, vessels of,
-, vessels arrived at

Pengry, Moses, B.D., warrant for dispensation to,

Penmarks, the, French men-of-war off,

Penn, William, Rudiard, and Billing, Quakers, the Duke of Buckingham accompanied by, to the Tower

Pennington, Dr. Allan, letters of
-, Robert. See Harris, John.
-, William, of Muncaster, created a baronet

Penrith, the Honour of, and the Forest of Inglewood, petition for lease of

Penryn, merchant of
-, vessel of

Pentland, Ensign John, leave of absence to
-, renewal of, requested
-, granted
-, Walter, commission to
-, pass for
-, requested

Penzance, vessel of
-, vessel arrived at

Pepper, Robert, LL.D., vicar-general in spirituals of Norwich, licence by

Pepper, black, and barley, warrant for patent for mill for hulling

Pepys, Samuel, Secretary to the Lords of the Admiralty, letter of
-, letters to
-, letter to, mentioned
-, lists of ships in the Downs sent to
-, notes by, about passes for Jersey and Guernsey
-, person to appear before
-, papers to be deposited with
-, reports of the Trinity Houses about lighthouses delivered by, to the Committee for Trade
-, extract by, of parts of a newsletter
-, to endeavour to find out the said newsletter
-, informed by Sir J. Narbrough of the said newsletter
-, Silas Taylor's absence to be explained to
-, account of Ostender stayed at Weymouth sent to

Percival, Sir Philip, pass to.

Percivall, Lieut.-col. John, commission to

Perin, Mr., Master of the Duke of Monmouth's company of actors, leave to, to play during Sturbridge Fair recommended

Perkins, —, approved as deputy lieutenant for Nottinghamshire

Perry, Bernard, innkeeper in Mitcham, to be apprehended and brought before the King in Council

Persia, the King of, invitation of, to the King to claim the arrears of the customs of Ormuz
-, agreement betwixt, and King James

Persian silks, letter of the Emperor of Russia about opening up a trade in

Pert, Major, company of, in the Essex militia, muster of

Perte, Mr., recommended to be the King's copier

Perth, Earl of. See Drummond, James, Earl of Perth.

Perthshire, the militia of, commissions in

Perus, the, in Ireland

Peterborough, two, prebendaries of, deaths of, expected
-, the Deanery of, promise of, mentioned
-, Bishop of. See Henshaw, Joseph, D.D., Bishop of Peterborough.
-, Earl of. See Mordaunt, Henry, Earl of Peterborough.

Peters, Joseph, captain of an Ostender

Petitioning, Act to prevent disorders in (13 Car. II. c. 5)

Pett, Mr., ship builder

Pettus, Sir John, colonel in the Suffolk militia

Petty, Sir William, letter of
-, letter to, mentioned
-, case of, against Col. Vernon
-, and Robert Marshall, petition of
-, warrant for examination and settlement of matters mentioned in
-, and Sir G. Rawdon, Chancery suit against, by Mrs. Aston

Pevensey and Rye, passes for vessels to convey ordnance and shot from
-, requested

Peveril, Capt., troop of, secretly drawn into York to surprise it for Lambert

Peyton, Sir Robert, gang of
-, alleged seditious words of
-, reported attempt to reconcile the Duke of Buckingham and Lord Shaftesbury
-, said to be much concerned at the seizure of pamphlets about the Parliament
-, not suffered to speak with the Duke of Buckingham
-, Sir Thomas, and nine others, petition of
-, grant of the rectory of East Church in the Isle of Sheppey to, recited
-, warrant for grant of the said rectory to

Philip, King, very few Indians with
-, still escaped
-, reported to be killed
-, his head hung on the gate at Plymouth, and his quarters on the gates of Boston
-, Queen of, taken and burnt

Philips, Fabian, to be permitted to peruse and take notes of the records
-, or Phelips, Auditor John, grant in reversion after
-, the expenses of the Duke of Monmouth's family stated by
-, or Phillips, Alice, warrant for reprieve of
-, warrant for pardon to

Philipsburg, relief of, denied
-, reported capture of
-, not yet surrendered
-, Imperialists who were at the taking of

Phillips, Edward, gunner, captain charged by, with speaking against the King
-, to be dismissed

Phillipson, Christopher, document subscribed by

Phillpeh, Anthony. See Wilson, Peter.

Phillpot, Richard, houses and lands in Meath late in the tenure of

Physicians, the President and Censors of the College of, letter to

Picts, Edward, commission to

Pierce, George, messenger. See Wickham, John.
-, Thomas, signature by

Pierpoint, Robert, pass to

Pierrepont, Henry, Marquis of Dor chester, and the Earl of Peterborough, trustees of settlements made by Henry, Earl of Arundel

Pierson, Richard, lieutenant in the Suffolk militia

Pigott, Henry, letter and papers of
-, –, late reader at Bury St. Edmunds, deceased

Pilchards, great quantities of, on the coast of Cornwall

Piles, patent for engine for driving, requested

Pilkington, —, newsletter signed in the house of

Pillau in Prussia, vessel from

Pinfold, Dr. Thomas, advocate, recommended for an officialty of Sudbury

Pinock, Capt., one of the Duke of Monmouth's tenants, pass for

Pipe, grant of the clerkship of the, in revesion

Piper, Col. Hugh, deputy governor of Plymouth, dangerously wounded by Lieut. Morris
-, recovery of, doubtful
-, complaint of, against Lieut. Morris
-, the Duke of Albemarle met by, on his visit to Plymouth
-, foot company of, commissions in
-, and the Mayor and collector of customs at Plymouth, privateer detained by
-, Philip, commission to

Pittendreith. See Inchkeith.

Pittis, Dr., friend of Thomas Butler

Pittman, Mr., late sergeant of the Buckhounds and keeper of a walk in the New Forest, to be succeeded in the walk by his son-in-law

Pittock, Samuel, gentleman porter of Sandown Castle, deceased

Pitts, Mr., bookseller in St. Paul's Churchyard, desirous of making an agreement with Elzevir about John Milton's State Letters
-, imperfect and surreptitious edition of the said Letters probably published by

Plaister, a sort of, used in France, called Glassis, patent for
-, petition for, referred
-, requested.

Plantation trade, the, Act for better regulating (22 and 23 Car. II. c. 26)

Plantations, the, whether the rules for passes should be extended to, to be considered
-, letter concerning rules for passes for

Plat, Capt., placart published by the States General against

Plater, Sir John, and Sir Lionel, lieut.col. and captain in the Suffolk militia

Player, Sir Thomas, Chamberlain of London, said to be involved in the failure of Thompson & Co.
-, account of the sum received from the Hamburgers by
-, payments to, ordered
-, to be spoken with
-, hope that, will not attend the Common Council
-, speech of, at the Common Council
-, disqualified as Common Council man
-, opposition to election of, to the Common Council
-, See also Robinson, Sir John.

Pleizin, Dorothy, of Hamburg, wife of Col. Alexander Hay

Plenderleith, lands of. See Altonburne.

Pley, Capt., collector and deputy viceadmiral at Weymouth

Plowman, R., an acquaintance of Sir J. Williamson

Plummer, —, a creditor of Holt

Plunkett, Dr. Oliver, titular Primate of all Ireland, substance of letter of
-, success of undertakings of, in Ireland and desire of, that war between the Catholic princes be prevented
-, would be useful to the French King, if he invaded Ireland
-, visit of, to Munster

Plymouth, letters dated from
-, attestation dated from
-, vessels from, or for
-, vessels of
-, vessels at, or arrived at
-, vessels departed from
-, vessels expected from
-, vessels that put into
-, fleet seen off
-, English ship plundered by French capers off
-, Dutch men-of-war at
-, departure of
-, ship burnt at
-, narrative concerning
-, Dutch men-of-war and merchantmen at
-, Dutch ammunition ship at
-, Sir J. Narbrough put into
-, departure of
-, privateer of St. Malo secured at
-, Dutch men-of-war to be allowed to winter at
-, woman and girl to be executed at, for poisoning
-, executed on Castledown over Catwater
-, fortifications at, to be carried out
-, general regret at, about the Prince of Orange's disappointments
-, arrival of Sir Bernard de Gomme at, and payment of those employed in building the Royal Citadel at
-, the Duke of Albemarle expected at
-, reception of, at
-, departure of, from
-, commissions in foot company in the garrison of
-, Mr. Osborne, the Lord Treasurer's brother, at
-, Catwater at, the, merchantmen in, forced ashore
-, and Fowey, English ship plundered by French caper between

Plymouth in New England, the head of King Philip set up on the gate of
-, governor and council of, the, patent to, and grant by, to Massachusetts

Pocock, John, letters of

Poland, Holland and Zealand not so well supplied as formerly out of
-, King of (John Sobieski), vessel hired for service of
-, ambassador sent to represent the King at the christening of the daughter of
-, presents made by, to the governess and those of the nursery of the princess

Poley, Edmund, grant in reversion after,
-, John, of Pembroke Hall, admitted and sworn proctor by proxy,

Polish woman, a, papers desired of, by Lord Conway,

Pomeroy, Sir Henry, letter to
-, appointment in place of

Pomponne, M. de, complaint by, that the English carried on a complicated interest with the Dutch
-, treaty marine concluded by

Ponder, —, a printer, committed for printing Andrew Marvell's book without licence,

Pool, Nevil, high sheriff of Wiltshire, letter to,

Poole, Matthew, letter of, and work by,

Poole, vessel of,

Pooley, John, B.A., of Queens' College, Cambridge, consent to application by, for a mandamus
-, letter recommending,

Pope, Ensign Richard, pass for, requested,
-, leave of absence to,

Popham, Sir Francis, recommendations requested of persons to be steward of estate of,
-, Mr., the trustees of, interest due from, to Lord Conway,

Popish books, warrant for seizing, and list of,
-, order for seizing,
-, priest, a, security taken from one suspected of being,
-, Recusants, the laws to be put into execution against,

Pore (? Power), Mr., an Irish gentleman, Lord Mohun dangerously hurt by,

Port Louis, vessel of,
-, vessel from,

Porter, Charles, bound for debt of William Prettyman,
-, Elizabeth, murder of,
-, George, petition of, referred,
-, report on,
-, dispute between, and Mr. Tilsley about a reversionary lease of Medscough Park,

Porterfield, Walter, deceased, and Patrick, son of. See Cant, Catherine.

Portland, vessel ill treated by capers off,
-, privateers off,
-, Castle, boat from,
-, Road, vessels in,
-, Lady. See Weston, Frances, Countess Dowager of Portland.

Portlock, Mr., Viscount Cullen's agent,

Portmore, letter dated from,
-, the horses at,
-, great snow at,

Port o-port, French vessel from, taken,
-, vessel from,

Portsburgh, near Edinburgh, moveables of a deceased bastard of

Portsmouth, letters dated from,
-, informations dated at,
-, French privateers on the coast near,
-, omission of, among the ports authorized to grant passes,
-, reasons for,
-, Whitehouse, the prison at
-, report of burning of,
-, person to be conveyed prisoner to, from Tangier,
-, fortifications at, to be carried out,
-, Sir J. Narbrough sailed for
-, expected at
-, arrived at,
-, Col. George Legge returned to
-, Dutch men-of-war to be allowed to winter at,
-, French Newfoundland ships at,
-, foot company in garrison at, commission in,
-, coaches to, from London robbed,
-, person to be conveyed in custody to,
-, Duchess of. See Queroualle, Louise de, Duchess of Portsmouth.

Portugal, vessels for,
-, the Queen Mother of, deceased, black cloth supplied to the Great Wardrobe for the funeral of
-, the ambassador of, chapel of, at St. James' to be shut up
-, messengers appointed to watch what English resorted to,
-, men-of-war of, English ships carried into Lisbon by
-, narrative of person on one of the above ships
-, projected treaty of commerce with, examined by the Committee for Trade
-, how far duties at Tannah regulated by treaties with
-, King of, reduction of tax on sugar by

Portuguese, the, differences between, and the English at Bombain
-, the opposite shore to Tannah pretended to by
-, sail with their colours flying all over the port of Bombay

Post Office, the, reported intention of the Duke of York to manage, by commission

Potomac, the, fort built and held by the Susquehannas at the head of

Potopon river in Maryland, the, vessel from

Potter, Richard, capt.-lieutenant in the Suffolk militia

Potts, Richard, letters of

Poulett, John, Lord Poulett, letters of
-, letters to
-, as co-trustee of Sir F. Popham's estate

Powell, John, letter of
-, Mr., former chaplain of Lady Donegall, gone to Scotland

Power, Richard, Earl of Tyrone, grant to, vacated

Powerscourt, Lady. See Wingfield, Elizabeth, Viscountess Powers court.

Powis, Lord. See Herbert, William, Earl of Powis.

Powney, John, corporal of the Yeomen of the Guard, petitions of, referred

Pratt, Mr., caveat by, about the woodwardship of the New Forest to be removed

Preachers that keep conventicles, the laws to be put in execution against

Prescott, Lewis, letter of

Presses for printing, caveat against erection of

Preston, Robert, brother of John Preston of that ilk, memorial of protection to
-, Mr., Sir J. Williamson concerned in estate of, at Preston

Pretty, Samuel, collector at Ludlow of the law duty, grant of sum collected by, requested
-, Col. William, and nine other loyal and indigent officers, petition of, referred

Prettyman, William, debt of, for first fruits and tenths, caveat concerning

Price, Herbert, junior, warrant for privy seal for payment to
-, commission to
-, company of, commission in
-, John, high constable of the Hundred of Becontree, grant to, of exemption from public offices in London
-, John, yeoman purveyor of the poultry, warrant for pension to
-, Lieut. Thomas Arden, leave of absence to

Prideaux, Edmund and Susanna, case of

Primerose, Sir Archibald, Lord Justice General, warrant for pension to
-, appointment in place of
-, person appointed to inspect and receive records formerly in the custody of, as clerk register

Primrose, Monsr.

Privy Seal, recited
-, lost
-, order by virtue of
-, dormant
-, account of sums paid for passing a, for Mr. Skelton
-, for applying creation money to the use of the Great Wardrobe, mentioned

Privy Seals
-, warrants for

Prizes, note by Sir J. Williamson about
-, concerning passes for ships
-, against going to serve abroad, mentioned
-, forbidding taking commissions at sea from any prince or state in amity with his Majesty, and serving on any ship employed against any such prince or state
-, order in Council for printing and publishing
-, mentioned
-, for observance of rules in English harbours during hostilities between neighbouring nations
-, order in Council for printing and publishing
-, mentioned
-, for closing coffee-houses, mentioned
-, prohibiting the importation of painted earthenware
-, requiring the attendance of members of Parliament
-, approved
-, mentioned
-, fixing the prices of wines
-, (Scotch) forbidding men to be levied in, or transported from Scotland for service beyond the seas

Progers, Edward, Groom of the Bedchamber, petition of, referred
-, grant to, mentioned
-, warrant for grant of pension to
-, Lord Conway remembered by
-, and Henry, suggested as commissioners for licensing hackney coaches
-, Henry. See also Ellyot, Thomas.

Protestant religion, the, apprehensions of danger to

Proudfoot, Mark, affidavit by

Prowd, Richard, of Basinghall Street, affidavit by

Prowse, Richard, privy seal for lease to, in trust
-, Mr., proportion of Clark's arrear payable by

Puckering, Sir H.

Pullen, Mr., Vice-Principal of Magdalen Hall, Mr. Davenant's tutor

Pullum, John, ensign in the Suffolk militia

Purcill, Thomas, a gentleman of the Chapel Royal, warrant for payment to

Purves, Sir William, of Woodhouselie, the King's solicitor in Scotland, letter to
-, Sir William of that ilk, warrant for charter to

Purves, lands and barony of, in the parochines of Eccles and Earlstoune, Berwickshire, warrant for charter of

Pye, Capt. Thomas, deceased, warrant for payment of half pay, &c., of, to his executrix
-, company of, to be broke, and men of distributed in other companies

Pyles, Capt. See Peale, Capt. John.

Q

Queen, the. See Catherine of Braganza, Queen.

Queensberry, Earl of. See Douglas, William, Earl of Queensberry.

Queensferry, vessel of

Queroualle, Louise de, Duchess of Portsmouth, letter of
-, letter to, mentioned
-, satirical verses on

Quevrain, the Prince of Orange designing to take the French in the rear at

Quick, John, and Henry Grainger, debentures and bills of public faith forged by