H

H—, P—, letter from

H—, S—, letter from

Habeas Corpus, Lord Chancellor Nottingham's views on

Haberdashers' Company

Habin, Richard, informer, murder of
-, trial about

Hackluite (Hacluitt), Stephen, informations of

Hackney, Middlesex
-, account of money received from
-, college or nursery for Nonconformists at

Hacluitt. See Hackluite.

Haddin. See Murray, Charles, of Haddin.

Haddin, Susan, resignation of lands by

Haddingtonshire, commissions in militia foot of

Haddo, Methlick, Tarves and Kellie, Lord. See Gordon, Sir George, of Haddo, afterwards first Earl of Aberdeen, etc.

Haddock, Sir Richard, at Watson's conventicle
-, appointed Comptroller of Navy

Hager, George, warrant for patent (for making paper) to

Hags. See Hamilton, Sir Alexander, of Hags.

Hague, The
-, letters from, quoted
-, archives of States General at
-, memorials given in at

Hainault, Seneschal of. See Ligne, Prince de.

Haines. See Haynes.

Haliburton, David, of Pitcurr, and James, his eldest son, warrant for charter of new infeftment to
-, George, Bishop of Brechin, afterwards of Aberdeen, Chancellor of University of Aberdeen, letters, etc., relating to his translation
-, James. See above, David.

Halifax, Earl and Marquess of. See Savile, George, first Earl, afterwards first Marquess, of Halifax.

Hall, —, Dissenting preacher, unlawful meetings kept by
-, Christopher ("Brother Hall"), Alderman of Nottingham
-, letter from
-, letter to
-, information of
-, Robert
-, letter from

Halley, Edmund, Yeoman Warder of the Tower

Halloran, Owen, Popish priest
-, examination of, mentioned

Halsey, John, pass for

Halsted, Nicholas, party to an indenture

Halton, Lord. See Maitland, Charles, of Halton, Lord Halton.

Halton, Dr. Timothy, Provost of Queen's College, Oxford, and Vice-Chancellor of University
-, letters from
-, letter to
-, to be put in commission of gaol delivery for Oxford

Haltoune. See Meldrum, James, of Haltoune.

Ham, Wilts., letter dated at

Hamblenton, Robert, Jurat of Faversham
-, letters from
-, certificate of election of
-, case of, against Mayor of Faversham

Hamburg, letters from, mentioned
-, ship belonging to, loss of
-, export of wool to
-, pass for traveller to
-, Senate of, money recovered from

Hamilton, Lanark, gift of regality of, mentioned

Hamilton, Dukes of. See Douglas, William, third Duke of Hamilton; Hamilton, James, first Duke of Hamilton; Hamilton, William, second Duke of Hamilton.

Hamilton, Sir Alexander, of Hags, memorial of protection to
-, Sir George [Count of France]
-, regiment of
-, wife of. See Talbot, Frances.
-, Sir Hans, letters patent to, mentioned
-, James, first Duke of Hamilton, services of
-, Sir James, late of Prestonfield, warrant for pension to
-, Lord
-, Sir Robert, Commissioner of Inspection of Revenue of Ireland, warrant, on his petition, for payment of salary to
-, Susanna. See Kennedy, Susanna, Countess of Cassillis.
-, Thomas, Earl of Melrose (Melrosse) [afterwards first Earl of Haddington]
-, William, second Duke of Hamilton, services of
-, Sir William, of Preston, fine imposed on

Hammond, —, member of Committee of Common Council of London
-, John, Canon of Christ Church, to be J.P. of Oxford
-, Mrs. M., letters from
-, William, J.P. of Yorks. (W.R.)
-, letter to

Hamond, Nathaniel, commission to, to be chaplain to garrison of Sheerness

Hampshire, new Deputy Lieutenants of
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Noel, Edward, Lord Noel, afterwards fourth Viscount Camden and first Earl of Gainsborough.

Hampton Court, Herefords.
-, "private cabal" at
-, See also under Coningsby, Thomas [afterwards Earl Coningsby].

Hampton Court, Middlesex
-, documents dated at
-, Council meetings at
-, petition relating to joiners' work at

Hampton Wafer, Herefords.
-, letter dated at

Hanbury, John, suit by, mentioned

Hancock, Giles, at the Golden Cock, Cannon Street, newsletter believed to come from
-, Mr. [? Giles], news supplied by
-, Samuel, military commission to

Hanmore, Sir Thomas, candidate for judgeship of Sheriffs' Court

Hanover, troops expected in Low Countries from

Hanvay, Daniel, information against

Harbottle, Ralph, indicted for libel

Hardin. See Hawarden.

Harding, Mrs., pass for

Hardingham, John, information against

Hardres, Sir Thomas, Steward of Court of Chancery of Cinque Ports, death of

Hardy, Samuel, minister of chapel of Poole, case of

Harfell. See Harfield.

Harfield (Harfell), Edward, petition of (to be admitted to corporation of Winchester)
-, Edward, child in Winton College, recommended for election to New College

Harlakenden, Colonel Thomas, Deputy Lieutenant of Kent, his commission to be revoked

Harley, Sir Edward, information concerning
-, speech against Papists by
-, Sir Robert, J.P. of Herefords. to be put out of commission

Harmond [? Lermond (q.v.], Major.

Harnislaw. See Douglas, James, of Harnislaw.

Harper, Sir John, annuity purchased for life of

Harries. See Harris.

Harriman. See Harryman.

Harrington, Thomas
-, William, merchant, reference on petition of (for right in certain ships)

Harris (Harries), George, Secretary of Jamaica, recommended to be burgess of Droitwich
-, recommendation withdrawn.
-, Dorothy, mother of James (q.v.), letter from
-, mentioned
-, letter to, mentioned
-, James, letters from
-, letter to
-, letters to, mentioned
-, information given by
-, his estate in Devon
-, begs leave of absence
-, reasons for his journey to London
-, at Dorchester
-, wife of (formerly Raddon
-, letter from, mentioned
-, information about former husband by
-, her sons and daughter
-, his aunt Joyce, death of
-, his mother. See above, Harris, Dorothy.
-, his uncle. See below, Harris, Thomas.
-, Mr., "who belongs to the Lord Chancellor,"
-, Samuel, minister
-, pleads to informations
-, Thomas, uncle of James (q.v.), letter from
-, letter to, mentioned.
-, his estate in Monmouthshire
-, William, reference on petition of (for patent for invention)
-, William, master of Winchester College, certificate by
-, William, son of Thomas

Harrison, —, feltmaker at Knutsford, treats Monmouth
-, John
-, Michael, seneschal to Lord Conway, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned
-, Samuel, of Horse Guards, reference on petition of (for patent for supervising tanners, etc.)

Harryman (Harriman, Haryman), Nathaniel, Alderman of Coventry, letter from
-, warrant by, mentioned
-, pursued by rabble

Hart, George, chosen Sheriff of Bristol
-, "honest,"
-, Mr.
-, Sir Richard, ex-Mayor of Bristol, letter from
-, letter to
-, letters to, mentioned
-, petition of (for removal of Recorder)
-, refuses to be sworn Alderman

Hartigan, Margaret, reference on petition of (for pension)
-, Teague, one of the King's footmen

Harvey, Frederick, trial of
-, John, Dissenting preacher, unlawful meetings kept by
-, John, Mayor of Bridgwater, letter from
-, mentioned
-, Alderman William, commission in militia to

Harwich, Essex
-, letters from, mentioned
-, damage done by storm at
-, master of packet-boat at, letter addressed to

Haryman. See Harryman.

Hastings, Sussex
-, riot by Fanatics at
-, trained bands at

Hastings, Ferdinando, military commission to
-, Captain Knyvet
-, Mr., elected Under-Sheriff of London
-, Robert., to be J.P. of Middlesex
-, Theophilus, seventh Earl of Huntingdon

Hater. See Heather.

Hatton, Christopher, first Lord Hatton of Kirby, viscountcy intended for
-, Christopher, second Lord Hatton of Kirby, afterwards first Viscount Hatton of Gretton, Governor of Guernsey, letters from
-, letters to
-, letter to, mentioned
-, birth of son to
-, warrant for grant of viscountcy to
-, Colonel, turned out of Common Council

Hauly. See Hawley.

Haverfordwest, Pembroke, Mayor and Corporation of, warrant on petition of (for nolle prosequi on Quo Warranto)
-, prison at

Hawarden (Hardin), Cheshire

Hawker, John, letter from
-, affidavit by

Hawkins, John, information against
-, Mr., candidate for Farringdon Ward
-, Alderman William, payments from money recovered from
-, manages money affairs of Duke, etc.

Hawles, Edmund, pass for

Hawley (Hauly), Francis, late commander of Deal Castle
-, Oliver, treasonable words spoken by
-, Thomas, reference on petition of (for share in Royal Oak Lottery)
-, Thomas, Gentleman Porter of the Tower, to be Deputy Lieutenant
-, order to
-, Captain William, intended arrest of
-, tried for piracy
-, commission to, mentioned
-, warrant for apprehension of
-, Colonel William, deceased

Hay, Christian, daughter of Colonel Patrick Hay, warrant for gift of father's escheat to
-, her mother
-, Sir James, of Smithfield, third bart.
-, letters from
-, petition of (for relief)
-, Sir James, of Limplum, commission in militia to
-, John, twelfth Earl of Erroll Heretable Constable of Scotland, commission in militia to
-, warrant for pension to
-, resigns office of Sheriff Principal of Aberdeenshire
-, John, second Earl [afterwards first Marquess] of Tweeddale.
-, warrant for constituting him Commissioner for auditing accounts of Treasury, etc.
-, warrant for constituting him Commissioner of Exchequer of Scotland, Privy Counsellor and Commissioner to inquire into Mint, etc.
-, memorial on behalf of
-, John, Lord (Hay of) Yester, commission in militia to
-, Katherine, Dowager Countess of Erroll, warrant for pension to
-, Colonel Patrick, warrant for gift of escheat of

Hay of Erdmillan, Lord, grant to, mentioned

Haydon's farm [? in Carminster], Dorset, petition for grant of

Hayes; Israel, English merchant at Amsterdam, letter to

Hayman. See Raddon.

Haynes (Haines, Heynes, Heyns), Bryan (Brian), letters from
-, prosecution of, mentioned
-, information of, mentioned
-, his wife

Hayning. See Riddell, John, of Hayning.

Hays, Claud, licence to (for use of invention)

Hayter, Mr., Comptroller of Navy, dismissal of
-, Thomas, Assistant to Comptroller of Navy, warrant for grant of salary to

Hayward, John, petition of (for landwaiter's place)
-, Mr., death of
-, Richard, Mayor of Coventry, and others, letter from

Hearth Money, collectors of, complaint of, mentioned
-, to he managed by (Commissioners
-, Comptrollership of

Heather (or Hater), Mr., relation of
-, his father's dealings with Shaftesbury

Heborne, John, butler at New Inn Hall, Oxford, information against
-, treasonable words spoken by

Hechstetter, Benjamin, affidavit of

Hedelcrick. See Hendrick.

Heeler, Mr., sworn Jurat of Faversham

Heigin, Alexander, warrant for chartor of lands to

Helby, Joseph, letter found in trunk of

Holier (Helliar). See Helyar.

Helvoetsluys, Holland

Helyar (Helier, Helliar), Colonel (Mr.) [William]
-, queries by

Henbury. See Lucy, Mr.

Hendon, Sir John, military commission to

Hendrick, alias Hedderick, William, executed for piracy

Heneage, Michael, foreman of Grand Jury of hundred of Ossulston, letter from

Henengham. See Heveningham.

Henfield (Henvill), Sussex

Henrietta Maria, Duchess of Orleans

Henrietta Maria, Queen of England

Henry, Duke of Gloucester

Henry, Peter, advocate in Court Royal of Guernsey, affidavit by

Hepburnc, Helen, wife of James Pilane, warrant for charter of new infeftment to
-, Patrick, of Craig

Herault, Dr. M., Canon (prebend) of Canterbury, said to be dying
-, death of

Herbert, Lord. See Somerset, Charles, Lord Herbert of Ragland.

Herbert, Vice-Admiral Arthur
-, letters from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, letter to, mentioned
-, makes peace with Algiers
-, at Leghorn
-, Henry, at Tunbridge Wells
-, Henry, fourth Lord Herbert of Cherbury, Lord Mayor not to entertain
-, visits Duke of Monmouth
-, libel to be presented to

Hereford, surrender of charters of
-, grant of new charter and fair to
-, old castle of
-, Bishop of. See Croft, Herbert.
-, Common Council of, Acts of, mentioned
-, Mayor of. See Gower, Richard.
-, postmaster of, persuaded to move post office

Herefordshire, commission of peace for
-, knights and burgesses of
-, list of proposed Sheriffs of, mentioned
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Somerset, Henry, third Marquess of Worcester, afterwards first Duke of Beaufort.

Herle, Mr., of Wigan

Herman, Lieut.-General, taken prisoner

Herne, Joseph, letter from

Heron, Mrs., pass for

Hertford, affray at
-, assizes at

Hertfordshire
-, commission of peace for
-, deputy lieutenancy of

Hervey, Hon. Elizabeth, pass for

Hetherington, William
-, prosecution of, mentioned
-, witness against Warcupp
-, to go to Ireland as colonel

Heveningham (Henengham), Henry, letter to

Hewell, Worcs., letter dated at

Hewer, William, letter to
-, information of

Hewet, George, J.P. of Leicestershire, to be left out of commission

Hewitson, John, military commission to

Hewly, Sir John, letter to, mentioned

Hewytt, John, student, petition of (for present relief and maintenance at university)
-, Dr. John

Heynes, Heyns. See Haynes.

Hickeringdale. See Hickeringill.

Hickeringill (Hickeringdale, Hickringall), Edward, bound over
-, action by
-, motion of Scandalum magnatum against
-, suspension of
-, would fain make peace

Hickman, Sir Willoughby, to be Deputy Lieutenant of Notts.

Hickringall. See Hickeringill.

Hide. See Hyde.

Hiefield. See Maxwell, Adam, of Hiefield.

Higgison, Edward

Higham Ferrers (Ferrars), Northants
-, King's Courts of manor of

Higher Knutsford. See Knutsford.

Highgate, Middlesex, Gatehouse at

Highlands, the, report anent, mentioned
-, and Isles, disorders in

High Leigh, Cheshire

Hill, William, farmer of Irish revenue

Hills, —, warrant for delivery of powder to
-, Henry, letter from

Hilton [? Salop], See Vernon, Henry, of Hilton.

Hilton, Captain George, informer, petitions of (for payments)
-, (for rehearsal of case)
-, complaint of
-, Captain John, informer, petitions of (for payments)
-, (for rehearsal of case)
-, complaint of
-, indictment against (for striking constable)
-, money paid to

Hindmarsh, —, bookseller, action against

Hines, Father Cornelius, report of conversation with about the Plot and Godfrey's murder
-, papers of, referred to

Hinton, Sir John, physician in ordinary to King, deceased

Hoare, Thomas, farmer of Irish revenue
-, Sir Thomas
-, William, letter from

Hobart, Sir John, third bart., M.P. for Norfolk, head of political party

Hobdy, Mary, petition of (about Earl of Ranelagh's debts)

Hockley in the Hole, damage by flood at

Hoddesdon, Herts.

Hoffman, Francis, pass for

Holburne (Holburn), Ralph, death of
-, appeal of widow of

Holden, Captain, of the Woolwich, letter to, mentioned
-, John, and his wife, murder alleged to have been committed by

Holdernesse, Earl of. See Darcy, Conyers, Lord Darcy and Meinill, afterwards first Earl of Holdernesse.

Holkar, Lancs.

Holland, letters from, mentioned
-, face of affairs altered in
-, increase of Army and Navy in
-, storms and inundation in
-, success of levies in
-, recruiting in England for
-, in Scotland for
-, prospect of war between France and
-, necessity for English general over English troops in
-, plot in
-, import of wood from
-, alliance between Empire, Spain and
-, praise and dispraise of Shaftesbury by wits of
-, migration of wool manufacturers to (1635)
-, passes for travellers to
-, Admiralty Commissioners in
-, Admiralty, deputies of Colleges of, in
-, States General of
-, letter to
-, memorials to, mentioned
-, orders of
-, Scots regiment in service of
-, answer of, to Spanish Ambassador
-, opening of Assembly of
-, resolutions of
-, project of peace by
-, apprehensions of
-, peace with, threatened by pirates
-, consider ways and methods of general peace
-, answer Imperial and Spanish memorials
-, alarmed by French King's action
-, adjournment of
-, expect answer from English King
-, Ambassadors from. See Beuninghen, Heer van; Citters, Heer van.
-, Ambassador to France from. See Staremburg, Heer.
-, Brandenburg minister to
-, Danish Envoy Extraordinary to. See Petkum, Mons.
-, English Envoys to. See Chudleigh, Thomas; Sidney, Colonel Henry.
-, French Ambassador to
-, Imperial Ambassador to
-, memorial by, mentioned
-, Spanish Ambassador to, memorials by, mentioned
-, See also under Dutch; Netherlands.

Holles, Gilbert, third Earl of Clare
-, gives bail for Monmouth
-, John, Lord Houghton [afterwards fourth Earl and first Marquess of Clare and first Duke of Newcastle-on-Tyne], visits Duke of Monmouth

Hollingworth, Richard, vicar of Westham, resignation of

Hollinshed, —, Alderman of Macclesfield

Holloway, —, concerned in stealing Crown, treasonable words spoken by
-, Charles, J.P. of Oxford, to be put out of commission
-, Serjeant [? Richard]

Holme, John

Holstein, Duke of, differences between King of Denmark and, adjusted

Holt, Sir Charles, appears before Lords of Treasury
-, John, barrister

Holway, James

Holy Island, Northumberland, proposed headquarters of government of fisheries

Holy well [? Flint]

Home, Charles, commission in militia to
-, David, of Woolstruther, memorial of protection to
-, military commission to
-, George, military commission to
-, James, fifth Earl of Home, commission in militia to

Home Circuit, Justices of, warrants to

Hone, William, joiner (called "Magna Charta") information concerning

Honin, John

Honiton, Devon
-, election at

Honywood, Sir Philip, receipt by, mentioned

Hooke, Lieut.-Colonel, arms to be delivered to
-, Richard, rector of St. George's, South wark, testimonial by

Hooker, Sir William, letter from

Hoome, —, plans to murder Bishop of Edinburgh

Hope, Charles, of Hopetoune, Heretable Shireff of Linlithgowshire
-, Sir William, of Grantoune, warrant for grant of shirefship of Linlithgowshire to

Hope, the

Hopetoune. See Hope, Charles, of Hopetoune.

Hopkins, Ezekiel, Bishop of Raphoe, translated to Derry
-, [Richard], late M.P. for Coventry, with Monmouth
-, Sir Richard, Steward of Coventry, death of

Hopkirk, in diocese of Glasgow, warrant for presentation to
-, minister at. See Ensley, John.

Hopson, Captain Thomas, ensign of Major Oliver Nicholas' company, warrant for allowing him on the musters while commander of the Swan

Hopton, Robert, Justice
-, letter from
-, mentioned
-, letter to

Hornigold, Samuel, late master of St. Peter of London, reference on petition of (for King's letters)

Horses:
-, Black, the, wins velvet cap at Wallasey races
-, Cork (King's), beaten by the French horse
-, Dragon (King's), beaten by Postboy
-, French horse, the (Mr. Rider's), beats Cork
-, Mouse (King's)
-, Postboy (Sir Robert Carr's)
-, beats Dragon

Houblon, Peter, appointed to examine lists of livery companies

Houghton, Lord. See Holles, John, Lord Houghton.

Houghton, Captain, J.P. of Norfolk, a leader of the Tories in Norwich

Hounslow, Middlesex

House, James

Houston, Charles, military commission to
-, Captain, afterwards Major, George
-, his company in garrison at Portsmouth
-, killed in a quarrel

How, Mr., visits Duke of Monmouth
-, See also Howe.

Howard, Bernard, Recusant
-, warrant for apprehension of
-, Charles, first Earl of Carlisle, letter to
-, Edward, Recusant, warrant for apprehension of
-, Henry, references on petition of (for patent for erecting ballast offices in Ireland)
-, report on
-, Henry, burgess for Buckingham, prisoner in the Fleet, petition of (for mediation in his affairs)
-, Henry, Commissary General of Musters, warrant to
-, Henry, sixth Duke of Norfolk
-, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned
-, quarrel and duel of
-, intended duel of
-, reconciled with Prince de Ligne
-, Henry, Earl of Arundel, elected Steward of Artillery Company
-, warrant for constituting him Constable of Windsor Castle, Keeper of Windsor Forest, etc.
-, warrant for constituting him Lord Lieutenant of Surrey
-, warrant for constituting him Governor and Captain of Windsor Castle
-, military commission to
-, warrant for constituting him Lord Lieutenant of Berks.
-, Luke, Quaker, to be relieved from penalty for not going to church
-, Mr.
-, Mr., mission of, to Brussels
-, Captain Philip
-, visits Duke of Monmouth
-, Thomas, Groom of Bedchamber, pass for
-, William, of Ware
-, William, third Lord Howard of Escrick
-, discharge of

Howe (How), [? John], Nonconformist preacher
-, summons to
-, Sir Richard

Hucker, Mr., of Taunton, has arms for 300 men

Huddleston, Andrew, approved as Deputy Lieutenant of Cumberland
-, Ferdinando, reference on petition of (to be made conservator of River Blyth)

Hudson, Thomas, of Henfield (Henvill), Sussex, dispute about will of

Hughes, Henry, military commission to
-, James, deposition of
-, (Huese), Mistress Margaret, Prince Rupert's legacy to
-, Mr.

Hull, Yorks.
-, express from, mentioned
-, commission in company in garrison at
-, warrant for carrying on new fortifications at
-, office of searcher in port of
-, Governors of. See Sheffield, John, third Earl of Mulgrave; Windsor, Thomas, seventh Lord Windsor.

Hulton, John, commission in militia to

Humber, River

Humberstone (Humerston), Mr., to be removed from jerker's to patent place

Hume, Alexander, of Hume Castle, trial and execution of
-, Patrick, advocate, knighted

Humières, Maréchal d', Governor of French conquests in Flanders, letter to
-, movements of
-, army of
-, not to stir from his command
-, new command for

Hungary, revolt in
-, supported by Turks
-, supported by France
-, towns lost to Turk in, and his intentions
-, Tekeli's successes in
-, Upper, King (Prince) of. See Tekeli.

Hüningen, France, French works at

Hunmanby, Yorks., letter dated at, mentioned

Hunsdon, Lord. See Carey, Robert, sixth Lord Hunsdon.

Hunter, Andrew, warrant for remission of slaughter to
-, Isobell, relict of [? John] Thomson, tailor, tenement in Edinburgh pertaining to
-, James, in Auchinbainzie

Huntingdon, Earl of. See Hastings, Theophilus, seventh Earl of Huntingdon.

Hurleston (Hurlston), Captain, and his son, meet Monmouth

Hurst Castle, Hants, said to be "a place of great smuggling,"

Husband Bosworth, Leics., rector of. See Levett, William.

Hutchinson, Charles
-, Charles, military commission to
-, Ezekiel, brief in action brought by
-, John, Mayor of Durham, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned
-, Thomas, warrant for reprieve for
-, William, J.P. of Herts and St. Albans, to be put out of commission

Hutton, Edmond, High Constable of hundred of Ossulston, letter to
-, John, letter from

Hyde (Hide), Anne. See Anne (Hyde), Duchess of York.
-, Doctor, late J.P. of Oxford
-, John, military commission to
-, Mistress, cause between Mr. Emerton and
-, Edward, first Earl of Clarendon, letter from
-, George, recommended to be J.P. of Herts
-, Harriet
-, Henrietta, Viscountess Hyde [afterwards Countess of Rochester], pass for
-, chaplain to. See Levett, William.
-, Henry, second Earl of Clarendon
-, James, naval commission to
-, Laurence, Viscount Hyde of Kenilworth, afterwards Earl of Rochester
-, letter from
-, letters to
-, petitions to
-, petition referred to
-, reports by
-, accused of giving the King evil counsel
-, "too nearly related to the Duke of York,".
-, warrant for grant of earldom to
-, Marina, letter from.

Hylyard, Dr., J.P. of Norfolk, factious proceedings of

Hyne, Francis, Popish priest
-, examination of, mentioned

Hythe, Kent, trained bands at
-, Mayor of, letter to, mentioned

I

Ilchester, Somerset

Illidge, Richard, of Stapoly, information of

Ilminster, Somerset, conventicle at

Imber, John, customs officer at Christchurch, complaint of

Imperial Ambassador
-, Envoy, Father Kelly at house of
-, troops, march towards Flanders
-, ready to march
-, See also Empire.

Imperialists, reported battle between Turks and
-, French designs towards

Inchiquin, Earls of. See O'Brien, Murrough, first Earl of Inchiquin; O'Brien, William, second Earl of Inchiquin.

India. See East Indies.

Indians in Chili, account of.

Ingestre, Staffs.
-, letters dated at.

Ingoldsby (Englisby), Colonel Henry, seditious conversation of
-, Sir Henry
-, attends Monmouth on his northern journey
-, directs men of Macclesfield and Nantwich on Monmouth's arrival at Nantwich
-, his son

Innes, John, of Knockforth, warrant for gift of ward, etc., to

Innocent XI, Pope
-, letter from, mentioned
-, leagues with Venice
-, understanding between Sorbonne and
-, opposition of French clergy to.
-, answer of, to French clergy
-, declaration of, against French clergy

Inverawe (Inverraw), Argyllshire. See Campbell,—, of Inverawe.

Inverlochy, Invernessshire

Invernessshire, disorders in
-, Earl of Seaforth's and Lord Lovat's division in, commissions in militia foot and horse in
-, See also Elgin.

Ipswich, Suffolk, French congregation at, minister of. See Beaulieu, Cæsar.

Ireland, passim.
-, promotions in church of
-, Fitzgerald's journey to
-, revenue of City of London in, committee to inspect
-, ships to be employed on coast of
-, concealed Crown lands in
-, proposed "Popish plot" agitation in
-, proposed ballast offices in seaports of
-, designs for French invasion of
-, volunteers for Low Countries to be raised in
-, proceedings arising from Lord Anglesey's book on wars in
-, alleged Popish plot in
-, report on state of harbours of
-, poor men, widows and orphans in, petition on behalf of
-, answer to
-, arrears due to soldiers in
-, duty arising on French tonnage in
-, Guards in, warrant for commissions in.
-, plans for raising men against Government in
-, Admiralty Court of, judgment in
-, Accounts in, Commissioners of
-, Attorney General of. See Domville, Sir William.
-, Common Pleas in. Court of, Judges in. See Cusack, Adam; Turner, Arthur.
-, Customs in. Commissioners of
-, Customs, excise and new impost of, surrender of office of Accountant General of
-, Deputy Surveyor General in. See Taylor, Thomas.
-, Deputy Vice-Treasurer in. See Champante, Sir John.
-, Exchequer in, process issued out of
-, Barons of
-, Court of
-, prosecution of Lord Ranelagh, etc., in
-, officers of, petition of (for dues)
-, reference on
-, covenant for better securing of fees to
-, Auditor General of. See Ware, Sir James.
-, Chamberlains of. See Kennedy, Thomas; Moore. Roger.
-, Clerk of the Pells in. See Jones, Sir Theophilus.
-, King's Bench in, Court of
-, Justices of. See Jones, Oliver; Lyndon, John.
-, Lord Chief Justice of. warrant for order to.
-, his severity to Lord Brittas
-, Lord Chancellors of. See Boyle, Michael, Archbishop of Armagh; Eustace, Sir Maurice; Steele, William.
-, Lord Deputy of. See Butler, Richard, Earl of Arran.
-, Lord Deputy and Council of, letters from
-, mentioned
-, petition to
-, petitions referred to
-, to consider Lieut.Colonel Moore's petition and the affairs of Lord Ranelagh
-, reference by
-, Lords Lieutenant of. See Berkeley, John, first Lord Berkeley of Stratton; Butler, James, first Duke of Ormonde; Capel, Arthur, first Earl of Essex.
-, Lord Lieutenant and Council of, letters from
-, letters from, mentioned
-, order of
-, Lord Primate of. See Boyle, Michael, Archbishop of Armagh.
-, Lords, House of, addresses of, mentioned
-, Master of Revels in, petition about office of
-, Mint of, petition relating to office of Master and Worker of
-, Ordnance of, warrant for erection of office of clerk of
-, Privy Council in
-, Orders in
-, warrants for swearing members of
-, Clerks of. See Menzies, Patrick; Paterson, Sir William.
-, Revenue of, Commissioners of, warrant for appointing
-, arrival of
-, letter to
-, report by
-, Comptroller and Account General of, creation of office of
-, farm of
-, remarks on
-, farmers of
-, complaint against
-, pretend to certain quit rents
-, account of charge on
-, See also Jones, Richard, first Earl of Ranelagh; Shaen, Sir James.
-, Secretary of State in. See Davies. Sir John.
-, Solicitor General of. See Temple, Sir John.
-, Surveyor of King's Lands in. See Robinson, William.
-, Treasurer and Receiver General of. See Jones, Richard, first Earl of Ranelagh.
-, Treasury of, money to be paid into
-, Vice-Treasurers of. See Annesley, Arthur, first Earl of Anglesey; Jones, Richard, first Earl of Ranelagh.

Iron, Alexander, of Bridgend. memorial of protection to

Irvine (Irving), Ayrshire, election of magistrates for

Irving, Alexander, of Leargney
-, John, merchant of Dumfries, estate wrongfully detained by
-, John, late Provost of Dumfries, warrant for gift of lands belonging to
-, John, eldest son of foregoing, warrant for gift of marriage of
-, Richard, of Cairnefield, warrant for charter of new infeftment to

Isham, Sir Justinian, fourth bart., suggested as Justice for Northants

Isle Brewers, Somerset

Isles, Bishop of the. See Graham, Archibald.

Islington, Middlesex
-, school at
-, See also Newington.

Isturis, Don Diego Garcias, Spanish captain

Italy, expected French invasion of

Ive [?], Mr.

Ives, Mr., candidate for mayoralty of Northampton

Ivey (Ivie. Ivy), Edward
-, prosecution of, mentioned
-, petition of (for order to prosecute his brother William, etc.)
-, affidavit in favour of
-, William

Izod, Captain Francis, his company

J

Jacob, Dr., M.P., opposes Duke of York

Jacomb(e), Dr. [Thomas], conventicle held by
-, summons to
-, his brother-in-law clerk of Haberdashers' Company

Jamaica
-, Governor of. See Lynch, Sir Thomas.
-, Secretary of. See Harris, George.

"Jamaica merchant, the,"

James I, King of England
-, grant by, mentioned.

James, Duke of Albany and York (his Royal Highness), High Commissioner of Scotland
-, letters from
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to
-, letters to, mentioned
-, commission to, mentioned
-, warrants to
-, petitions to
-, ambition of, criticised
-, accused of complicity in murder of Godfrey
-, treasonable words and threats against
-, picture of, cut
-, said to be going to Newmarket
-, leaves Scotland
-, lands at Yarmouth
-, at Norwich
-, at Newmarket
-, coming to London
-, returning to Scotland
-, given leave to send for Duchess
-, at Dover
-, design against
-, at Artillery Company's feast
-, leaves London
-, his ship wrecked
-, speech by, mentioned
-, accused of plot against Monmouth
-, said to be made general of forces
-, action of Scandalum magnatum brought by
-, goes to Windsor
-, cries of "No York" at Chester
-, goes to Newmarket
-, returns from Newmarket
-, declaration against Pilkington by
-, plot to seize
-, alleged to have plotted fire of London
-, alleged to be plotting in Scotland
-, decried by rioters
-, satirised as "Mac,"
-, money affairs of
-, suit against Colt of Leominster (q.v.) by
-, returns to town
-, plan to impeach
-, daughter of. See Charlotte Maria, Princess.
-, [? Charlotte Maria], comet that rose the night she was born
-, foot regiment of. See under Army.
-, his independent foot company at Portsmouth
-, Auditor to. See Aldrich, Mr.
-, Keeper of the Privy Purse to. See Graham, Colonel James.
-, Secretary to
-, Solicitor to. See Porter, Charles.
-, Treasurers to. See Apsley, Sir Allen and Sir Peter.

James, Duke of Courland, rights of, in Tobago

Jamison, —

Janaway. See Janeway.

Jane, William, Canon of Christ Church and Regius Professor, to be J.P. of Oxford

Janeway (Janaway), Richard, publisher
-, summoned before Council
-, confession of
-, petition of (for stay of prosecution)
-, acquittal of

Jeake, —, preacher to seditious conventicle at Rye

Jebson, John, citizen of Sonderburg, letter in favour of, mentioned

Jedburgh, Roxburghshire, warrant for presentation to kirk of

Jefferies, James, B.D., report on petition of (for vacant prebend of Canterbury)
-, warrant for grant of said prebend to

Jeffreys, Sir George, Chief Justice of Chester
-, letters from
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, commission to, mentioned
-, petition referred to
-, strictures on newspamphlet publishers by
-, his reception in Cheshire
-, speech by
-, debate between Recorder of Chester and
-, made free of Macclesfield
-, his proceedings at Chester
-, spoken of for Chief Justiceship of Common Pleas

Jenckes, Henry, goldsmith, reference on petition of (for pardon)

Jenison (Jennison), Robert
-, designs of

Jenkes. See Jenks.

Jenkins, David, pass for
-, Sir Leoline, Secretary of State, Judge of Admiralty Court
-, letters from
-, mentioned
-, letters to
-, mentioned
-, notes and memoranda by
-, certificates by
-, report by, mentioned
-, warrant from
-, orders to
-, petitions to
-, minute to, for a letter
-, representation to, mentioned
-, papers delivered to, mentioned
-, bill exhibited against
-, nolle prosequi on indictments against
-, accused of giving the King evil counsel
-, interviews Monmouth
-, transaction between Beuninghen and
-, and Popish Plot
-, report that he is to be Lord Privy Seal
-, plot to seize
-, queries about Dissenters delivered to
-, his office, letter dated at
-, broken open
-, (? Jenks), Mr.
-, Richard, pass for
-, Lieutenant Thomas, military commissions to

Jenks (Jenkes), Mr., linen draper
-, treasonable design of
-, appointed to examine lists of livery companies
-, See also Jenkins.

Jennens, Sir William
-, petition of (for payment of losses)

Jennings, —, sister to John Speke
-, Sir Jonathan, letter from, mentioned

Jennison. See Jenison.

Jermyn, Henry, first Earl of St. Albans, references and report on petition of (about quit rents)

Jersey, letters dated at
-, civil interference with church of
-, state of militia of
-, mutiny of regiment in
-, committee on affairs of
-, stocking merchants of, their money seized in Normandy
-, Dean of. See le Couteur, C.
-, Governor and Commanderin-Chief of. See Lanier, Sir John.

Jervis, Mr., of Maiford, meets Duke of Monmouth

Jesuits' lands, money paid to King from

Jocelyn (Josseline), Sir Robert, first bart., J.P. of Herts. and St. Albans, to be put out of commission

Johnson, Bryan, the younger, to be J.P. of Northants
-, J., printer
-, Sir Nathaniel, reference on petition of (for discharge of recognizance)
-, Nicholas, Paymaster General of Guards and Garrisons, warrants to
-, death of
-, Samuel, former Reader in Covent Garden, suspected to be author of Julian the Apostate

Johnston, Sir James, insolencies of
-, John, of Wamphray
-, Major Robert, military commission to

Johnstoune, Robert, town-major of Edinburgh, warrant for admission of, to forfeited lands

Joliffe, Thomas, waterman, killed in scuffle

Jolley, Thomas, soldier

Jones, —, bailiff's follower, death of
-, —, promoter of insurrection
-, Catherine, Viscountess Ranelagh, letter from, mentioned
-, Edward, Dean of Lismore, warrant for grant of bishopric of Cloyne to
-, Henry, Bishop of Meath, death of
-, Hugh, of Clifford's Inn
-, payments delayed by
-, Mr. [? Hugh]
-, James, Anabaptist preacher, visit to meeting house of
-, Judith, indicted for libel
-, Oliver, late Justice of King's Bench in Ireland
-, Owen, letter from
-, Richard, first Earl of Ranelagh, Treasurer and Receiver General in Ireland
-, letter to, mentioned
-, warrant on petition of (about fees)
-, warrants for allowance to
-, answer of, to petitions of Roger Moore (q.v.)
-, his case to be considered by Lord Deputy and Council
-, and partners, farmers of Irish Customs, debts of
-, petition concerning
-, contract between King and, mentioned
-, Samuel, of Bryn Llowarth, preacher at conventicles, letter from, mentioned
-, Thomas, document certified by
-, Thomas, of Horse Guards, reference on petition of (for patent for supervising tanners, etc.)
-, Sir Thomas, judge, opinion of
-, sickness of
-, William, letter from
-, William, late of Abergavenny, information of
-, Sir William, late Attorney General
-, undertakes to defend City charter
-, death of

Jordan, —, a Tower warder, disaffected speech of

Josseline. See Jocelyn.

Joynes, Captain William, Marshal of High Court of Admiralty, letters to
-, warrant to
-, assistance to be given to

Juxon, Sir William, letter to

Jy [?], Frank

K

Kantwell. See Kentwell.

Karne, co. Kildare, petition relating to

Kearney (Carney), Denis. See below, Donogh.
-, Donogh (fl. 1640), certificate of lands of
-, Donogh (Denis), accused of complicity in the Plot
-, his marriage to the Marchioness of Worcester
-, petition of (for trial or discharge)
-, trial of
-, Michael, petition of (for certificate as to his quality)

Keath, —, of Ludwharn, military commission to
-, Robert, warrant for presentation of, to ministry of Ballentre

Keatinge, John, judge, letter from

Keele, Staffs.

Keeling, —

Keeper, Lord. See North, Sir Francis.

Keir. See Stirling, —, of Keir.

Keirie, John, of Gogar, warrant for charter of lands to

Keith, Anne, Dowager Countess Marischal, warrants for payments to
-, George, eighth Earl Marischal
-, resignation of lands by
-, commission in militia to
-, Sir James, of Powburne, late Sheriff Depute of Forfarshire
-, John, first Earl of Kintore, warrant for pension to
-, commission in militia to
-, William, Lord Keith, commission in militia to

Kelburn, Ayrshire. See Boyle, John, of Kelburn.

Kelhead. See Douglas, Sir James, of Kelhead.

Kelly, Father Dominick, alleged part of, in murder of Godfrey
-, takes sanctuary in house of Imperial Envoy
-, Major Francis, reference on petition of (for money disbursed)

Kelso, William, order for apprehension of

Kemnay, Aberdeenshire, warrant for charter of new infeftment of lands and barony of
-, See also Nicholson, Sir George, of Kemnay.

Kemp, Mr., affidavits by, mentioned

Kempsall, John, of Wapping, chirurgeon, information of

Kendall, Captain James
-, Obadiah, affidavit by

Kendrick, Samuel, reference on petition of (for reimbursement of expenses)

Kenige. See Kerridge.

Kenlochallen. See Kinlochaline.

Kennedy, —, Irish plotter in France
-, Archibald, of Colzean, warrant for grant of baronetcy to
-, James, warrant for constituting him Conservator of Scots privileges and Resident for Scotland in Netherlands
-, letter recommending
-, letters credential for
-, Sir John, of Girvanmaynes, commission in militia to
-, Susanna, Countess of Cassillis (Cassileis), warrant for pension to

Kent, prosecution of Dissenters in
-, map of
-, Clerk of Assizes for, warrant to
-, deputy lieutenancy of
-, Grand Jury of
-, Sheriff of. See Clinkard, Archibald.
-, Sheriff, Justices, etc., of, warrant to

Kent, Mr., one of the Six Clerks
-, Thomas, Sheriff of Lincoln, letter from

Kentish Town, Middlesex, Monmouth at

Kentwell (Kantwell) Hall, Suffolk

Ker, —, of Greddin, commission in militia to
-, Archibald, warrant for gift of escheat to
-, John, second Lord Bellenden, commission in militia to
-, Robert, third Earl of Roxburgh, warrant for admitting him Commissioner for plantation of kirks, etc.
-, death of
-, Robert, fourth Earl of Roxburgh
-, warrant for constituting him Shireff of Roxburgh
-, William, of Mainhouse, commission in militia to
-, warrant for nominating him Shireff Deput of Roxburgh
-, Sir William, director of Chancellary in Scotland

Keringham. See Mainwaring, Roger.

Kerr, Charles, second Earl of Ancram, letter from.
-, mentioned
-, letters to

Kerridge (Kenige), John, Dissenting minister at Lyme Regis
-, to be prosecuted

Kerry, arms carried into

Kettle, George, a Fifth Monarchy man, treasonable words of

Kettlestoun. See Steward, John, of Kettlestoun.

Key, Michael, convicted of piracy
-, warrant for pardon to

Keymer, Henry, petition of (for scholar's place in Sutton's Hospital)
-, Henry, grandson of foregoing

Kibblewhite, —, proposed Deputy Town Clerk of Oxford

Kidder, Jane

Kidgell, John

Kiftell, —, keeper of coffee-house in Court of Wards, information about

Kildare, bishopric of, poverty of
-, Bishops of. See Dopping, Anthony; Moreton, William.

Kilkenny
-, letters dated at

Killala, bishopric of, warrant for uniting bishopric of Achonry to
-, Bishops of. See Smith, William; Tenison, Richard.
-, and Achonry, Dean of. See Vaughan, James.

Killigrew, Henry, Groom of the Bedchamber
-, Thomas

Killour. See Murray, Patrick, of Killour.

Killultagh, co. Antrim, seneschalship of manor of

Kilmainham. co. Dublin, mills, etc., of

Kilmartaine, Scotland, warrant for presentation to kirk and parsonage of

Kilmore, bishopric of, warrant for uniting bishopric of Ardagh to
-, Bishops of. See Marsh, Francis; Sheridan, William; Smith, William [sic].

Kilmorey, Viscount. See Needham, Thomas, sixth Viscount Kilmorey.

Kilneal, Scotland, regality of

Kilpatrick, James, warrant for constituting him sole beddall and keeper of Chapel Royal of Scotland
-, Major-General, regiment of, warrant for recruiting

Kincardine, Countess of. See Aersen van Somelsdyke, Veronica de, Countess of Kincardine.
-, Earl of. See Bruce, Alexander, late (second) Earl of Kincardine.

Kincardineshire, disorders in
-, and the Marshal's division of the shire of Aberdeen, commissions in militia foot and horse in

King, Charles, chaplain to Walter Chetwynd, letters from
-, Mr., statement concerning
-, Robert, of Abbey Boyle, warrant for grant of baronetcy to
-, Thomas, of Coventry, letter from
-, Thomas, military commission to
-, Thomas, brief in action brought by

King [?], —, letter from

Kingarth, Bute, warrant for presentation to kirk of

Kingdon, Lemuel
-, warrant for appointing him Commissioner of Revenue of Ireland
-, warrant for swearing him Privy Counsellor in Ireland

King's Bench bar
-, declaration to be tried at
-, oaths of allegiance taken and declaration subscribed at
-, Grand Juries for Middlesex sworn at
-, Verdon v. Topham argued at
-, Court of
-, cases heard in
-, Crown Office in, informations prosecuted in
-, prison. See under London.
-, Lord Chief Justice of. See Pemberton, Sir Francis.

King's Lynn, Norfolk

Kingston, co. Radnor, warrant for grant of stewardship of manor of

Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorks., town and county of
-, Lieutenants of. See Sheffield, John, third Earl of Mulgrave; Windsor, Thomas, seventh Lord Windsor.
-, See also Hull.

Kingston, Earl of. See Pierrepont, Robert, third Earl of Kingston.

Kington, Herefords., letter dated at

Kinigle [?], Earl of, pass for

Kinkard. See Clinkard.

Kinloch, David, of Gourdie, warrant for charter of lands to

Kinlochaline (Kenlochallen), Argyllshire, report for delivery of house of, approved by Scots Privy Council

Kinnaird, Sir George, of Rossie, afterwards Lord Kinnaird of Inchture (Inchstuir), warrant for grant of peerage to

Kino (?), Nathaniel, and Co.

Kinrossshire. See Fife and Kinross.

Kinsale, co. Cork
-, letter from, mentioned
-, collector of customs at. See Upton, Mr.

Kinsey, Richard, citizen and vintner of London, petition of (for leave to bury Robert Tichborne)

Kintore, Earl of. See Keith, John, first Earl of Kintore.

Kinward, Elizabeth, widow, petition of (for payment due)
-, Thomas, late King's joiner

Kirby, Yorks., letters dated at

Kirgill, John, pleads to informations

Kirkcudbright, warrant for grant of estates in stewardry of

Kirke (Kirk), Colonel Percy (Piercy), Governor, Captain-General and Commander-in-Chief of Tangier
-, letter from, mentioned
-, commission to
-, instruction to
-, goods for
-, regiment of
-, lady, children and servants of

Kirkhill. See Steward, Sir William, of Kirkhill.

Kirkmichael, minister at. See Guild, Andrew.

Kirknewton (Kirk Newton), Northumberland, vicar of. See Wirgg, John.

Kirko, —, in Peiltoun, slaughter of

Kirktoune. See Macfarlane, William, younger, of Kirktoune; Strachan, —, of Kirktoune.

Knapp, Henry, elected Town Clerk of Abingdon

Knebworth, Herts.

Knevinson, Richard, deceased, late under-porter of Deal Castle

Knight, Sir John, "the elder," M.P. and former Mayor of Bristol, arms and ammunition supposed to be directed to
-, prosecution against, mentioned
-, John, afterwards Sir John, "the younger," Sheriff and Common Councilman of Bristol
-, letters from
-, letter to
-, arms and ammunition directed to
-, differences between Mayor and
-, knighted
-, to appear before Council
-, goes to Windsor
-, petition of (for removal of Recorder)

Knightley, Sir John
-, letter to

Knighton, co. Radnor, warrant for grant of stewardship of

Knockforth, See Innes, John, of Knockforth.

Knoidart (Knoydart), Invernessshire, warrant for charter of lands of

Knolegrove, coppice of, Chertsey, Surrey

Knott, Mr., instrument of Sir Thomas Putt

Knox, Henry, late minister at Dunscore

Knutsford, Higher and Lower (Nether), Cheshire, Monmouth's reception at
-, quarter sessions held at
-, Nether, document dated at

Königsegg (Conigseck), Francis, Count de, pass for
-, Sigismund. Count de, pass for

Königsmarck (Coningsmarck, Koningsmarck), Charles John, Count
-, letters from
-, mentioned
-, suspected of causing murder of Thomas Thynne (q.v.)
-, apprehension of
-, trial of
-, Lords Cavendish and Mordaunt desire to fight
-, at the Hague
-, at Nieuport
-, said to be in London
-, recognizance entered into by

Kyffin, Captain, merchant, keeps meeting in Walbrook