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Gachell, Capt., of the Somerset militia

Gaches, John James, pass for
-, Raymond, of Eastwood, Essex, clerk, Mary, wife of, and John, James and Mary, her children, pass for

Gadbury, Mr., examined by the Council about Sir R. Peyton

Gage, Sir John, discharged on bail
-, refused bail

Gagecombe (or Edgcombe), Elizabeth, a kitchen wench of Bristol, person persuaded to commit bigamy with

Gagneur, Thomas le, native of France pass for

Gale, Robert, prisoner in Newgate, warrant in favour of

Gallant, Grace, pass for

Gallbelly in Munster, abbey of, search at, for hidden treasonable papers

Galli, Francisco, the King's Italian musician, reference of petition of

Galloway, Bishop of, and others, warrant for presentation to
-, See also Aitkin, James; Paterson, John; Ross, Arthur.
-, Dean and Chapter of, congés d'élire to

Gallowne alias Dartree, co. Monaghan, rectory of, warrant for grant of

Gallway, Andrew, Groom of the Privy Chamber to the Queen, pass for
-, Sir William, former servant to the Duke of Gloucester, pass for

Galway, how to strengthen, against a French invasion
-, Governor of. See Russell, Col. Theodore.

Gamball, Lieut., warrant for a court martial on

Gambier, Nicholas, pass for

Gamen, Richard, messenger, reference of petition of

Games, Capt. Edward, commission to

Gange, James, of Chard, affidavits concerning
-, certificate concerning

Garcia, Augustin, servant of the Comte d' Egmont, pass for

Gardiner, Thomas, warrant for a grant to

Gardner, Humphrey, captain in the Cambridgeshire militia
-, John, anchor smith, reprieve for

Gargrave, Robert, the King's servant, letter to
-, pass for

Garloch, lands and barony of, warrant for a charter of

Garman, John

Garrard, Sir Thomas, captain in the Norfolk militia

Garstang, Lancashire, town of, reference of petition of

Garstell, Roger, newsletters to

Garter, the, the Order of, Chancellor of. See Ward, Seth, Bishop of Salisbury.

Garter King of Arms. See Dugdale, Sir William.

Garterlade. See Dargills.

Garth, Jane, widow, and Elizabeth, her daughter, pass for
-, Richard, pass for

Garthland, lands and barony of, in the parochines of Stoniekirk and Inch, and shirefdom of Wigtoune, warrant concerning

Garven, Mary, pass for

Gascoigne, Henry, agent for the Earl of Dumbarton's regiment
-, and Henry Bagaley, warrant for a grant to
-, recited
-, and Robert Aickins, army deductions to be paid to
-, Thomas, pass for
-, Sir Thomas, secured, and to be brought to London
-, account of trial of
-, fresh warrants issued for apprehending
-, said to be going to Rome
-, new evidence against
-, William, a priest, information as to the hiding place of
-, Secretary, letter to
-, —, Esquire, son of Sir Thomas, date of trial of, unknown

Gaudy, Thomas, major in the Norfolk militia

Gaven, John, late of Wolverhampton, a Jesuit, reward for the apprehension of
-, information about
-, seized by Sir William Waller
-, convicted at the Old Bailey
-, warrant for delivery of the head and quarters of

Gavers, James, servant of the Earl of Longford, pass for

Gavre, Prince de, son of the Comte d' Egmont, pass for
-, pass for footman of

Gawen, W., receipts by

Gay, Mr., commission for, desired

Gearing, Thomas, Vice-Provost of King's College, Cambridge, petition signed by

Gedney Marsh, petition for fee farm rent of

Gee, Richard, commission to
-, Mr., standing as burgess for Cockermouth

Geffard, Capt., of the Somerset militia

Geleot, Mr., of Liége, affirms that the King was married to Mrs. Barlow

Gelson, John, reference of petition of

Geneva, pass for a native of
-, pass for noblemen of

George, Richard, pass for
-, Serjeant, letter to

Georges, James, granted the Mastership of the hospital of St. Lawrence, Cirencester

Gerald, —, an Irish priest, named in an account of the Plot

Gerard, Brandon, said to have been forbidden the Court for getting the Duchess of Portsmouth with child
-, Charles, Lord Gerard of Brandon, afterwards Earl of Macclesfield, memorandum of a letter to
-, petition of, mentioned
-, to be colonel of a new regiment of Horse
-, Lieut.-General of the Forces during the Duke of Monmouth's absence in Scotland
-, said to have been made Earl of Newbury
-, commission of, as Lieut.-General, to be determined
-, regiment of horse of. See Army, the.
-, Col. Charles, commander of the Duke of Monmouth's regiment of Horse
-, Sir Gilbert, letter to
-, commissioner for disbanding the Army
-, to appear before the Council
-, story of the Black Box delivered to, by Bishop Cosin
-, Marguerite, native of France, pass for
-, Capt., brings news as to Tangier
-, —, taken near St. Clement's Church
-, prisoner in Newgate, refused transference to the King's Bench

German Papists, term applied to Protestants by

Germany, persons to drink the waters in
-, pass for a native of
-, pass to
-, alarmed at the French preparations and successes
-, Electors and other Princes of, envoyé extraordinary to. See Bertie, Charles.

Gernon, Francis, pass for

Gibbes, Walter, Alderman of Bath, seditious words spoken to

Gibbon, John, warrant for payment to

Gibbons, James, of Hatchlands in East Clandon, Surrey, pardon for
-, Redman, pass for

Gibson, John, letter of
-, pass for
-, Mr., servant to the Princess of Orange, pass for
-, —, of Auchinnin, forfeiture of, warrant concerning

Gideon, Rowland, grant of denization to

Gifford, Daniel, attestation as to sworn testimony of
-, Maurice, note of evidence of
-, committed at Southampton
-, reward for the apprehension of
-, Thomas, of Broad Hadley, Staffordshire, pass for
-, Thomas, of Cock Street, Wolverhampton, pass for
-, —, See Vavasor.

Gilbert, Lewis, jurat of Rye, letter of

Giles, John, to be examined by the Council
-, sentence pronounced on
-, petition for a reward for the discovery of
-, petition of

Gillespie, Patrick, Mary Williamson, spouse to

Gill's wood, two Tories killed in

Gilmore, Agatha, pass for
-, Patrick, debt due from, to Lord Conway
-, letter delivered by, mentioned

Glade, John, of Wambroke, Dorset, affidavit of

Gladwell, James, of the King's regiment of Foot Guards, order for payment to

Glamis, Auchterhouse and Tannadas, lordship of, lands, &c. annexed to
-, See also Ogilvy.

Glamorgan, Brecknock and Radnor, counties of, prothonotary and clerk of the Crown of. See Gwyn, Francis.

Glanally water, great land-fall into

Glandalough, bishop of. See Parker, John.

Glasgow, troops forced to retire on
-, attacked by the Covenanters
-, said to be in the hands of the Covenanters
-, the Covenanters said to have been repulsed at
-, the Covenanters still at
-, excepted from a proclamation concerning house conventicles
-, office of bailziary and justiciary of the barony and regality of, warrant concerning
-, suspected persons from England in
-, Archbishop of, to recommend to the King in future fit presentees to void churches in his province
-, chapter for election of, congé d'élire to
-, has the legal right of electing the magistrates
-, presentation of a vassal to
-, See also Burnet, Alexander; Ross, Arthur.
-, Provost of. See Bell, John.
-, Provost and Magistrates of, letter to
-, University of, warrant for a commission for the visitation of

Gleane, Leonard, captain in the Norwich militia

Glenarme, black swine in the mountains of

Glencarradale, the twenty merkland of, warrant for a charter of new infeftment of

Glenmead, Palvadock and Blackmyre, lands of, warrant for a charter of

Glenmure, barony of, warrant for a gift of

Glenns, Over and Nether, in the barony of Earlestoun and parochine of Dalry, one merk land of, warrant for a confirmation of

Glin woods, the chief retreat of Hanlan, the Tory, cut down

Gloth, Daniel, of Lord Douglas' regiment in France, pass for

Gloucester, letter dated from
-, place of Comptroller of customs at, petition for, referred
-, Robert Ferguson at
-, Bishop of. See Prichet, John, Bishop of Gloucester.
-, Dean of. See Frampton, Robert, D.D.
-, deanery of, dispensation concerning
-, Duke of. See Stuart, Henry, Duke of Gloucester.
-, Mayor and Aldermen of, information of, mentioned
-, Recorder of. See Gregory, Sir William.

Gloucestershire, receiver-general of the revenue for. See Smyth, Simon.

Glover, William, commission to

Gloxin, M., Resident of the Elector of Cologne, memorandum of a letter to

Glyde, Mr., present at a great meeting at Exeter

Glyn, Nicholas, major in the Cornwall militia

Gobert, Anne, pass for

Godalming (Godleman), Sir Jonas Moore dies at

Goddin, Mr., Commissioner at Chatham, the King dines with

Godfrey, Capt. Charles, warrant for payment to
-, Sir Edmund Berry, murder of
-, statement that, would have been cleared up if Parliament had sat six days longer
-, statement that the Duchess of Portsmouth was privy to
-, Prance's connection with
-, said to have been long designed
-, persons tried for
-, Committee of Council sitting with reference to
-, anagram on the name of
-, statement that, was murdered by Fanatics
-, person come from St. Omer to reveal the murderers of
-, George, merchant of Rouen, pass for
-, Richard, major in the Norfolk militia
-, Roger, pass for
-, Capt., of the Hampshire militia

Godolphin, Francis, letters in favour of, recited
-, Henry, B.D., grant of a canonry to
-, Sir John, major and cornet of the Duke of York's troop of Horse Guards, going to France
-, Sidney, letter of
-, letters to
-, appointed a commissioner of the Treasury
-, to report to the King an information brought from Ireland by Lord Granard
-, Sir William, colonel in the Cornish militia
-, late captain of the foot company in the Scilly Islands
-, Lieut.-Col. William, of the Cornish militia
-, William, commission to

Goldegay, Edward, messenger, warrant to

Gollop, Capt., of the Dorsetshire militia

Gomme, Sir Bernard de, Chief Engineer, letter to
-, to see to the defence of Portsmouth
-, commissioner for strengthening the works at Portsmouth and Gosport
-, estimate by
-, to be admitted as assistant to the surveyor of the Ordnance

Goodenough, —, an attorney, appointed under-sheriff of London

Goodrick, Sir Henry, envoyé extraordinary to the King of Spain, note of a letter to
-, circular letter to
-, warrant for payment to
-, pass for
-, memorandum of taking leave of
-, pass for servants of
-, to use his good offices with the Court of Madrid, as to the title of Burgundy

Goodwin, Burrington, commission to
-, John, B.D., warrant for presentation of
-, (Goodwyn), Thomas, to appear before the Duke of Monmouth
-, award against

Gordian, Mistress Jane, pass for

Gordon, Alexander, of Knockgray, forfeiture of, warrant concerning
-, George, Marquess of Huntly, district in the Highlands committed to the care of
-, Sir George, of Haddo, advocate (Lord Haddo), letter to
-, to be admitted a Senator of the College of Justice in Scotland
-, James, of Craichlaw, forfeiture of, warrant for a gift of
-, John, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia
-, Robert, Viscount of Kenmure, decreet against, mentioned
-, Robert, of Garwarey, forfeiture of, warrant concerning
-, William, warrant for a charter on the resignation of
-, William, and his eldest son, escheat and forfaulture of, mentioned
-, William, of Craig, forfeiture of, warrant concerning
-, William, late of Culvennan, grant of the forfaultures of
-, William, of Dyndeuch, forfeiture of, warrant concerning
-, William, of Earlstoun, confirmation of rents formerly belonging to
-, forfeiture of, warrant for a gift of
-, warrant concerning lands holden of
-, William, of Holme, forfeiture of, warrant concerning
-, —, of Over Barre, forfeiture of, warrant concerning

Gore, Hugh, Bishop of Waterford, inquiry to be made of
-, Thomas, commission to

Gorge, Col. John, governor of the Fort of Culmore

Goring, Sir William, discharged on bail

Gorleston (Golston), troops to be quartered at

Gorman, John, pass for

Gosfright (Gosprite), George, a Dutch merchant in London, concerned in the report as to the King's marriage to Mrs. Barlow
-, to be summoned before the Council
-, and his brother, a Leghorn merchant, inquiries to be made as to

Gosport, troops to be quartered in
-, works at, commission for carrying on
-, See also Portsmouth.

Gosprite. See Gosfright.

Gostwick, Sir William, High Sheriff of Bedfordshire, dispensation for

Gottenburg, pilots from, for the French ships at Brest

Gough, Father, of the Oratory at Paris, letter to

Gould, Lieut.-Col., of the Dorsetshire militia

Goulding, Mary, pass for

Gourney, John, to be a commissioner for the management of the Irish revenue
-, See also Shaen, Sir James.

Gower, William, pass for
-, William Leveson, approved of, as deputy lieutenant of Staffordshire
-, Capt., letter to
-, Mrs., note about

Grabu, Lewis, late master of the King's music, pass for

Graden, lands in, in the parochine of Lendall and shirefdome of Berwick, bond concerning

Graeme, David, uncle and tutor to Mungo Graeme, of Gorthie, warrant for a charter of new infeftment to

Grafton, Duke of. See FitzRoy, Henry, Duke of Grafton.

Graham, Andrew, of Drummeallie, and Agnes Wood, his spouse, lands formerly of
-, Dame Anne, spouse to Sir Robert Murray, confirmation to
-, Archibald, minister of Rosa, recommended for the bishopric of the Isles
-, to be presented thereto
-, David, commission to
-, George, of Inchbraikie, tenements held of, in Fowles
-, James, Marquess of Montrose, warrant for securing annual payments to
-, warrant for a charter in favour of
-, troop of, in the Duke of York's regiment
-, as Captain of the Life Guard of Horse in Scotland, warrant to
-, pay of
-, troop of, to wait on the Duke of York
-, commission in
-, sisters of, to be allowed to reside in the late Earl of Kinnoul's lodging
-, (Grahame), Sir James, letter of
-, mentioned
-, daughter of, considered a likely match for Arthur Rawdon
-, and his family, gone to England
-, staying in London
-, to claim a sequestered estate
-, Lord Conway asked to visit
-, Sir George Rawdon must meet, at Drogheda
-, daily expected in Ireland
-, match between the daughter of, and Arthur Rawdon, not concluded
-, Sir G. Rawdon hoping to meet, at Dublin
-, professes his inclination to Arthur Rawdon's suit
-, James, of Orthohill, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia
-, Capt. James, of the Coldstream Guards, company of
-, John, of Claverhouse, warrants in favour of
-, forced by Covenanters to retreat on Glasgow
-, sent to disperse a conventicle
-, troop of horse of, commissions in
-, Patrick, brother to Graham of Inchbraikie, lieutenant of horse in the new Scotch militia
-, (Grahame), Capt. Reginald, warrant to
-, Richard, pass for
-, Sir Robert, of Morphie, gift of lands formerly belonging to
-, Robert, late cornet of John Graham of Claverhouse's troop
-, Robert, of Carnie, lieutenant in the new Scotch militia
-, William, Earl of Menteith and Airth, warrant for a charter in favour of
-, titles of honour of, to remain as formerly
-, William, commission to
-, Capt., letter to
-, company of, in the Earl of Plymouth's regiment
-, Quarter-master, imposed on Lord Conway against his will
-, Lady, sister of, wife of Baron Hartstonge
-, —, servant of the Earl of Kinghorn, gift of lands formerly belonging to
-, —, late quarter-master of John Graham of Claverhouse's troop

Grahm, James, commission to

Grahme, James, pass for

Gramont (Grandmont), the Duc de, equerry to. See Boissiere, the Sieur de la.

Grand, Andrew le, pass for
-, Anne le, and her three daughters of Cologne, reference of petition of

Grandison, Viscount. See Villiers, George, Viscount Grandison.

Grange, Crispe, a brewer on Millbank, concerned in the rumour as to the King's marriage to Mrs. Barlow
-, inquiries to be made concerning
-, to be summoned before the Council
-, William, younger, of Monefieth, memorial of protection to

Granger, Thomas, common recovery by

Granges Muntran, Claude des, and Hester, his wife, pass for

Grant, Nicholas, customs officer at Southampton, complaint of

Grantham, troop to attend the Duke of York to

Granville, John, Earl of Bath, Governor of Plymouth and Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall, letters to
-, notes of letters to
-, to provide store room for victuals in Plymouth citadel
-, colonel in the Cornwall militia
-, to speak with the King for Sir Job Charlton

Graves, Benjamin, of London, watchmaker, reference of petition of
-, Charles, pass for
-, Sackville, searcher in the port of Bristol

Gravesend, vessel lying at
-, report of Scotch Nonconformists at
-, garrison of, warrant for payment of
-, troops to embark at
-, forts at, to be reinforced
-, the King to visit
-, the officer in chief commanding at, note of a letter to
-, Blockhouse at, independent company in garrison in, commissions in
-, order as to the command of
-, Governor or Captain of. See Leeke, Sir Francis.

Gray, Henry, approved of, as deputy lieutenant of Staffordshire
-, Henry, of Pitchfield, Northumberland, and Troth, his wife, pass for
-, Patrick, Lord Gray, charter on the resignation of
-, William, sutler to the King's regiment in Whitehall, warrant for payment to

Greaves, Charles, information of

Green (Greene), Edmund, of Landneth in Cleveland, pass for
-, George, pass for
-, James, information against, and examination of, mentioned
-, Robert, notes about
-, trial of
-, person to have access to
-, warrant for the reprieve of
-, wife of, letter in favour of
-, —, depositions of, mentioned

Greenland trade, the, Act for the encouragement of, mentioned

Greenlaw and Balgregan in Galloway, houses of, garrisons to be placed in

Greenwax, the, Surveyor of, question as to a patent of the office of

Greenwich, mutineers to be seized at
-, troops to be taken by barge to

Greenwood, Elizabeth, pass for

Gregory, Sir William, Justice of Assize for the Norfolk circuit, warrant to
-, Baron of the Exchequer and Recorder of Gloucester, appointed to quiet disorders in Gloucester
-, Justice of Assize for the Midland Circuit, warrant to
-, Mr., a barber in Cursitors' Alley, attempts suicide

Grenville, Chamond, captain in the Cornwall militia

Gresan, John, pass for

Gresham, Marmaduke, commission to

Greville, Fulke, Lord Brooke, complaint of, against Sir Richard Newdigate
-, interest of, with Sir Thomas Overbury, desired

Grey, Anthony, Earl of Kent, member of a new club at the Swan in Fish Street
-, Edmund de, major in the Norfolk militia
-, Ford, Lord Grey of Wark, to be colonel of a new regiment of foot for Scotland
-, refuses to be made colonel, but goes as a volunteer to Scotland
-, speech of
-, member of a new club at the Swan in Fish Street
-, information to be exhibited by, against the Duke of York
-, Henry, Earl of Stamford, person educated in the family of
-, Marck, and Elizabeth, his wife, natives of France, pass for
-, William de, major in the Norfolk militia

Griffin, Sir Edward, Treasurer of the Chamber, surrender of office by
-, Edward, son of, to be sworn Treasurer of the Chamber
-, as Treasurer of the Chamber, warrants to
-, order for a warrant to
-, Thomas, soldier of Chepstow Castle, deposition of
-, Mr., of Gray's Inn, disproves Ireland's attempted alibi
-, —, commission to

Griffith, Sir John, daughter of, wife of John Parker
-, Robert, pass for
-, Alderman, of Ludlow

Grimaldi, Cardinal, Archbishop of Aix, Archbishop Plunkett said to have solicited aid from, in

Grosse, Martin le, native of Flanders, pass for
-, Mary, native of Flanders and Ann, her daughter, pass for

Grosveneux, Walter, pass for

Grosvenor, Fulke, Mary wife of, reference of petition of

Grove, John, likely to be executed
-, unknown to Parsons
-, to be executed
-, note about
-, person to have access to, in Newgate
-, body of, to be delivered to his friends
-, trial of, mentioned

Groves, Jonathan, warrant for the reprieve of

Grugfoot, town and lands of, in the parochine of Carreden and shirefdome of Linlithgow, warrant for a charter of

Gruyel, Daniel, native of France, pass for

Grymward, Elizabeth, of Aldham, Suffolk, demise to

Guernsey, troops to be quartered in
-, Major Beckman to go to
-, account of fortifications in, required
-, Capt. Edward Russell's company in
-, inhabitants of, fellowships for, at Oxford
-, garrison in, chaplain to. See Johnson, William.
-, Bailiff and Jurats of, warrant to
-, Dean of, petition for further hearing of a cause at law with
-, See also Jersey.

Gueyden, John, huntsman to the Comte d'Egmont, pass for

Guildford, troops to leave, during the elections
-, rectory of St. Nicholas in, dispensation concerning

Guillaume, John, native of Flanders, pass for

Guillemans, John Paul, painter, pass for

Guillot, —, merchant, inquiries to be made as to

Guilta, John, native of Flanders, pass for

Guinay, Peter, native of Flanders, pass for

Guintren, Joseph de, native of Portugal, pass for

Guiraud, Peter, native of France, pass for

Guitou, Francis, native of France, pass for

Guittard, —, captain of a privateer

Guldensterne, Baron John, formerly ambassador and governor of Schonen, death of

Gulleraw, lands and barony of, warrant for a charter of

Gulston, William, D.D., recommended for election as Bishop of Bristol
-, royal assent to the election of
-, as Bishop-elect of Bristol, warrant for a dispensation to
-, as Bishop of Bristol, letter to
-, restoration of temporalities to
-, stays at Col. Thomas Strangewayes
-, William, reference of petition of

Gunman, Capt., of the Mary yacht, indisposed

Gunning, Peter, Bishop of Ely, letter to

Guy, Henry, letters of
-, letters to

Guybon, Francis, captain in the Norfolk militia

Guyllym (Guillim, Guyllim, Guylm), Meredith, to command a party against the Tories
-, party of, not yet set out
-, money coming in slowly for the party of
-, to undertake a project against Hanlan, the Tory
-, wife of, dead
-, Samuel, clerk of the patents to the Solicitor-General, petition of

Gwither, Henry

Gwyn (Gwynn, Gwynne), Anthony, warrant for a grant in reversion to
-, Francis, clerk of the Privy Council, prothonotary and clerk of the Crown of the counties of Glamorgan, Brecknock and Radnor
-, letters of
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letters to, mentioned
-, defeated at Chippenham by Sir John Talbot
-, to visit his cousin Seymour
-, to stand for Chippenham again
-, likely to be detained in London by the boxes and dice
-, to go with Lord Ranelagh to Ireland
-, salary of, mentioned
-, enclosures delivered to
-, directs that a book of Sir W. Temple's be sent to Lord Conway
-, sworn clerk of the Council
-, chooses courting clothes for Lord Conway
-, not going to Littlecote with Mr. Seymour
-, money due from, mentioned
-, applies for the post of agent for Ireland
-, expecting Lord Conway in London
-, gone from town
-, not going with the King to Newmarket
-, trustee of Mr. Popham's marriage settlement
-, succeeds to his office of prothonotary in Wales
-, waited on by C. Magenis
-, going to Wales
-, Thomas, of Abercrave or Abercavy, Breconshire, warrant for a reprieve of
-, pardon to

Gylby, Col. Anthony, DeputyGovernor of Hull, letters to
-, note of a letter to
-, warrant to
-, warrant for payment to
-, Capt. William, letter to