General Index: B

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'General Index: B', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1683-4, (London, 1938) pp. 406-417. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/chas2/1683-4/pp406-417 [accessed 25 March 2024]

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General Index B B Baber, Joseph, convicted person, on grand jury at Somerset sessions Backwell, Richard, pass for Badminton, Gloucs., letter dated at Bagot, Sir William Baillie, Rachel, wife of Robert, petition of (for husband's release) Robert, of Jerviswood (Jervaswood) petition for release of directions, warrants, etc., relating to his carriage to Scotland breviate of evidence against Baily. John, military commission to William, of Littlegill, warrant for protection to Bainbrigge, Thomas, of Trinity College, Cambridge, degree of D. D. to be conferred on Baker, , examination of, mentioned John, information of, mentioned John, letter from Thomas (Tom), constituted Town Clerk of Oxford King's letter for, mentioned William, deceased, late alnager of Taunton Balcarres, Earl of. See Lindsay, Colin, third Earl of Balcarres. Balfour, Major John, commission in company of John, of Kinloch, alias Captain Burghley (Burghlie), reputed accomplice in murder of Archbishop of St. Andrews warrant for gift of lands formerly belonging to Ball, Dr., Master of Temple, death of Henry, letter from, mentioned letters to Joseph, of Bloxham, petition of (for allowance of charges in discovering Quakers) Ballast Office, petition for grant of sole building and employing of lighters for Ballati, Sieur, Envoy Extraordinary from Duke of Hanover, pass for Ballechin (Ballachen), Perths. See Steward, Patrick, of Ballechin. Ballerne, in barony of Ballerne and shirefdome of Edinburgh, warrant for charter of lands of Ballinegroe [? Ballynagree, co. Cork], lands of, petition for grant of Ballydrohid, co. Tipperary, lands of, petition for grant of title to Ballyinteg, co. Limerick Ballymagooly (Ballymaguly), [co. Cork,] castle and lands of, petition for grant of Ballynagree. See Ballinegroe. Balmerino, Lord. See Elphinstone, John, third Lord Balmerino. Bamfleete, Ensign Daniel, military commission to Bampfield, Colonel [Joseph], letters from, mentioned letter to Mr., to be allowed to act as counsel to Algernon Sidney Banbury, Oxon borough of, warrant for incorporation of Banffshire, warrant for modelling and arming men in Bankhead. See Lockhart, , of Bankhead. Banks, Sir John, Governor of East India Co., letter to Bannerman, George, appointed King's Solicitor in Scotland, has not accepted trust Bannier, Sieur, pass for Banquemare, Nicholas de, pass for Bantry, co. Cork feared prejudice to markets and fairs at Barbados Deputy Governor of. See Witham, John. Barber, Richard, late lieutenant in King's own regiment of Foot Guards, direction for allowance of pension to Barber-Surgeons' Company, reference on petition of (submitting charter) Barillon, Paul de, French Ambassador to England letter to complaint against English vessel by, mentioned complaint against pirates by, mentioned memorial from (for release of ships), and reference thereof to Lords of Treasury memorials from, mentioned Barnard Castle, co. Durham Barnardiston (Bernardiston), , mother of Peletia, visits her son [Mary,] Lady, [wife of Sir Samuel,] visits Peletia Peletia (Pelatia, Pelitia, Piletia) warrant for apprehension of examination of petition of (for discharge) Sir Samuel, first bart. letters from, mentioned warrant for apprehension of examination of petition of (for discharge or release on bail) mentioned to be carried before Lord Chief Justice judgment given against servants of. See Lufton, Nathaniel; Taylor, Jonathan. Barnstaple, Devon Barrabie. See Barrobie. Barret, Edward, to be admitted to poor knight's place at Windsor (Barrett), Sir Paul, Recorder of Canterbury letter to Richard, pass for Barrett, Christopher, of Adderbury, information against, mentioned Captain James, certificate of, cited See also Barret. Barrington. See Berrington. Barrington, Humphrey, commission in company of Barrobie (Barrabie), John, discourse of, cited statement by Barry, Giles, pass for James, Justice information taken before Barton-on-Humber, Lincs., petition relating to forfeiture of mortgage of Barwell, Henry, son of John and brother of William, late Esquire Saddlers to King, petition of (for warrant for swearing him Esquire Saddler) John. See above, Henry. Jonathan, constable of St. Martin's in the Fields William. See above, Henry. Bash, Sir Edward Basher, Lancelot, of Penruddock, information of Basing, Hants. Basire, Charles, divine, second son of Dr. B. Doctor [? Isaac] letter from, mentioned letter to Isaac, B.C.L., Official of Northumberland and J.P., eldest son of Dr. B., recommended to be Recorder of Berwick John, third son of Dr. B. Basset, Anthony, misfortunes of Bastinck, Francis, Postmaster of Dover, commander of Dover packet boats letters from letter to, mentioned circular letter addressed to case (infringement of rights) of orders to be given to Batchellor, Thomas, petition of (for reward for discovering arms), and reference and report thereon Bateman, Charles, prisoner in Marshalsea, petition of (for release on bail) read in Council information concerning petition for his removal from St. Giles' vestry John, M.D., Senior Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, and King's physician in ordinary, to be permitted to enjoy his fellowship during absence Bath, Somerset letter dated at Grand Jury at, presentment by Mayor, Aldermen and Justices of, presentment to sessions at, informations against Dissenters at, mentioned Bath, Earl of. See Grenville, John, Earl of Bath. Bath and Wells, Bishop of. See Mews, Peter. (for time being), to be Justice of Peace and Quorum for Wells Chanceller of, to be Justice of Peace and Quorum for Wells Bathurst, Sir Benjamin, Alderman elect of London. reference on petition of (for benefit accruing by forfeiture of mortgage) as commissioner for management of domestic affairs of Prince of Denmark Battescombe. See Battiscombe. Battie, William, of Hitcham, statement by Battiscombe (Battescombe, Battiscomb), Christopher, warrant for apprehension of examination of witnesses to be examined concerning to be kept close his case to be considered petition of (for forgiveness and admission to bail) Bauldry, Paul, action for debt by, mentioned Bayly, , Chancellor of Wells, letter from, mentioned Beake (Beke), Thomas, messenger, warrants to Beale, Giles, and others, convicted of clipping, warrant for reprieve of Beane, Richard, late servant to Sir Edward Spragge, letters from petition of (to be received into King's service) Advice to a Soldier by Character of a disbanded Courtier by Beanes, James, master wright, warrant for examining accounts of Bear. See Beare. Bearcrofts. See Monro, Alexander, of Bearcrofts. Beardsell, George, warrant to Beare (Bear), John (Esquire), of Exeter, Justice of Devon, letter from letter to petition of (for employment) Beauclerk, Charles, Earl of Burford, created Duke of St. Albans Beaufort, Duke of. See Somerset, Henry, first Duke of Beaufort. Beaumont, H., certificate by Thomas, third Viscount Beaumont of Swords Beccles. Suffolk Becker, Johann Joachim, mining experiments in Cornwall by, See also Heyn, Frederick. Bedard, Mr. Bedford, new charter of, to pass seals and offices gratis Corporation of reference on petition of (for regrant of charter) Mayor and Corporation of, warrant for grant and confirmation of franchises and privileges of Bedfordshire, Lord Lieutenant of. See Bruce, Robert, first Earl of Ailesbury. Bedgworth, lease of, Jesus College, Oxford, and Bedingfield, Sir Henry, pass for Beebee, Musgrave, prosecuted as Popish recusant, reference on petition of (for Nolle prosequi) Beech, George, military commission to Beke. See Beake. Belasyse, Sir Henry, his regiment in service of Holland, warrant for recruiting and wife, son and daughters of, pass for Thomas, Earl Fauconberg, Lord Lieutenant of West Riding of Yorkshire, letter from letter to, mentioned Bell, Captain, reference on petition of (for office of gauging, etc., butter casks) John, of Newcastle letter from, mentioned examination of mentioned to be sent to London goes to London returns to Newcastle payment of John, [sen.,] military commission to John, [jun.,] military commission to. Bellamont, co. Dublin. See Hamilton, James. Bellenden, Lord. See Ker, John, second Lord Bellenden. Beltenment. See Irving, John, younger of Beltenment. Bemersyde (Bimersyde), Roxburghs. See Haig, Anthony, of Bemersyde. Bendish, Alderman, Justice of Norwich, arrest of Bennet, Henry, first Earl of Arlington, Lord Chamberlain of Household, Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk, letters from letters to letter to, mentioned petitions referred to orders of, mentioned Robert, of Burnham, petition of (for grant of fine on Anabaptists) Bennett, Peter, appointed Sheriff of Chester Benskin, Thomas, fined for printing Domestic Intelligence Berkeley, Captain, commission in company of Edward, of Pull, conversation between George Speke and George, information of Lady Henrietta, sister-in-law and mistress of Lord Grey escapes and lives in Holland with Lord Grey Maurice, third Viscount FitzHardinge, Custos Rotulorum of Somerset letters from letters to petition of (about Somerset quarter sessions) mentioned reference on petition of (for grant of land) Bernard, Edward, pass for Bernardiston. See Barnardiston. Berrington [? Barrington], Somerset. Berry, the, in Dington (? Doynton), Gloucs., lead mine found in Berry, , seditious bookseller in Holborn Court Bertie, James, first Earl of Abingdon, [Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire,] letter from letters from, mentioned letters to letter to, mentioned note of letter to his discontent with Oxford University M. Robert, third Earl of Lindsey, Lord Great Chamberlain, letter from letters from, mentioned letters to Berwick-on-Tweed, letters dated at affray in garrison at troops ordered to will stick on Act against quartering Quo warranto to be issued against abuses at articles of misgovernment against Bailiffs of, charges against churchwardens of, excommunication of Mayor of charges against and Corporation of, factious proceeding of Recorder of, reasons for removing vicar of free school of Best, , Protestant hop merchant Bethel (Bethell), Slingsby liberties allowed to in prison Betterton, North. See North Betterton. Beuningen (Beunigen), Koenraad, Sieur van, Envoy Extraordinary from States General, pass for Beuvron, Sieur de, pass for Bewick, Thomas Bexhill, , cattle sold by Biggar, Lanarks. Bill, , newswriter account of Billard, Martin, pass for Billingsley, Major Rupert, major of regiment of Guards in Ireland, to be Governor of Kilmainham Hospital Binegar, Somerset, petition for liberty of free warren in manor of warrant for grant of free warren within manor of Binford, Captain Binns (Binnes), Anthony, messenger warrants to Birch, Bird, Mr., named Alderman of Evesham Mr., James Holloway's correspondent at Antego Birkhill, [co. Dumfries]. See Lockhart, , of Birkhill. Birmingham, Warwicks. Nonconformist ministers at Birnie, Robert, warrant for presentation in favour of Bishop, Thomas, of London, victualler, attestation by Bishop's Lydeard, Somerset Blackburne (Blackburn), Mr. [Lancelot], clerk, Fellow of Christ Church, Oxford, James Holloway's papers sent to England by Blackett, William, Mayor of Newcastleon-Tyne letter from and seven Aldermen, letter from See also under Newcastleon-Tyne. Blackhall, , newswriter, account of Blackness (Blacknesse) Castle, co. Linlithgow, men to be taken out of Blackthorne, Thomas, partner of William Cragmile (q.v.) Bladt, Christopher, pass for Blaikwood. See Laurie, William, tutor of Blaikwood. Blair, Sir Adam, of Carberry, late Receiver of Rents in Scotland, warrant for payment to Blaney, [Robert,] to be examined Blathwayt, William, Secretary at War letter from letter to mentioned examinations to be held by examination by request by Blome, Richard, petition of (for licence to make foreign ship free, or grant of place) Gentleman's Recreation by Blood, Colonel [Thomas] Bloom, Mynheer de, merchant, Robert Ferguson's correspondent Bloxham, Oxon. Bloxum, Henry, convicted of clipping, petition for pardon to warrant for pardon to Bluck, Matthew, receipt to Blundell, Sir George, Deputy Lieutenant of Bedfordshire, to be turned out of lieutenancy letter on behalf of John, petitions of (for getting child into Sutton's Hospital and for payment of wages) Blunt, John, prisoner in Fleet, notorious Fanatic report of words spoken by Bockland, Maurice, approved as Deputy Lieutenant of Wiltshire Boheme, Samuel warrant relating to grant of honour of Tutbury to Bohun, Mr., Justice Boigtoune. See Maxwell, , of Boigtoune. Bolter, See also Bowlter. Bolton, Yorks. letters dated at Bolwell, , sentenced for coining, warrant for reprieve of Bomeny, , examination of Bonar, John, son of Colonel William, recommended to King of Denmark Colonel William, services of Bondler, John, military commission to Bonner, Mr. Books, catalogue of sent from New England pamphlets, newspapers, etc., mentioned Advice to a Soldier (Beane) Bibles, printed at Oxford, bill in Chancery about tax on imported from Holland Breviate of Ten Commandments Character of a disbanded Courtier (Beane) Discourse of Perjury (Beane) Domestic Intelligence, fine for printing of Essay on a reply to Patriarcha [Discourses concerning Government] (Sidney) Fitzharris' Libel Gazette, London Gazette Monmouth's submission published in Monmouth's objections against Gentleman's Recreation (Blome) Growth of Popery, Second Part of (Culliford) Haarlem Courant A. Sidney's last paper said to be printed in Hunt's Postcript, copies delivered in Northampton presented at sessions Irregular Account of Swearing the two pretended Sheriffs, fine for sale of Journals of House of Commons, proposed unauthorised printing of Julian [the Apostate] (Johnson) London Gazette. See Gazette. Observations on Dublin Bills of Mortality (Petty) Observator (L'Estrange), presented as libel Philosophical Transactions Presbiterian Pater Noster, Creed and Ten Commandments Rome's delusions [or Rome's pardons] (Rochester) Satyr (verses attacking Duke of York, Scroggs and Duchess of Portsmouth) Second Part of the Growth of Popery. See Growth of Popery, Second Part of. Speech of a noble Peer, extolled as a piece of great worth Trial of the Earl of Argyle (Steward) Weekly Pacquet of Advice from Rome (Care) See also Ambrose, Isaac; Care, Henry: Needham, Clement. Boomer Boone, Hugh, pass for Nicholas, pass for Booth, Sir George, [first Lord Delamere,] rising of Henry, [afterwards second Lord Delamere and first Earl of Warrington,] warrant to search house of petition of (for discharge from Tower) John, warrant for patent to (for engine for sawing) Lord, and his son [? Lord Delamere and Henry Booth] Mr., Prothonotary of County Palatine of Chester letter to Sir Richard, commander of royal frigate, ship retaken from pirates by Bor, Gerard, documents attested by Bordeaux, France Borders, fugitive rebels returned into England from Commission of lists of persons fit to be in, mentioned warrant for constituting Commissioners of, decreet of, cited Borlase, Sir John, second bart., pass for Borssele, Sieur van, pass for Borthwick, William, military commission to Bosly, J., letter from Boston, New England books sent from Boswell, Mr., Johnstoun at house of (in the Minories) Boteler, Captain John, to be Deputy Lieutenant of Herts Mr., minister of Scarborough, letter from, mentioned Bothwell Bridge, Lanarks., rebellion at warrants for commissions of lieutenancy to deal with persons guilty of Bothwellsheills. See Paterson, Cavin, of Bothwellsheills. Botley, Samuel, messenger, deceased Boughton, [? Bucks.,] Bougwald, Sieur Daniel Dideric de, pass for Sieur Otto Frederic de, pass for Sieur van, Ambassador Extraordinary from Denmark, pass for servants of, pass for Boulenger, Nicholas, pass for Boulogne, France, packet boat service to and from Bourke, Elizabeth (Bagnall), wife of Lord Dunkellin, death of Honora, Lady [Bourke of] Brittas, pass for Richard, Lord Dunkellin, [afterwards eighth Earl of Clanricarde,] letters to Theobald, third Lord [Bourke of] Brittas, pass for William, seventh Earl of Clanricarde (Clanrickard) Bourne (Bourn), Zacharias (Zechariah), letter to to put in writing that he can remember concerning the Scotsmen [Bowen in error]. to be examined information of mentioned Bowen, Mr., Justice of Suffolk, accusation by William, presentation of, to living See also Bourne Bowes, Captain, commander of Persian Merchant Captain [George], captain in Foot Guards commission in company of Bowles, Simon, late gunner in Walmer Castle, deceased Bowlter, Robert, bookseller, warrant to search in house of Bowyer, Sir John, letter from Boyle, Francis, first Viscount Shannon, letters from letter from, mentioned information taken before Laurence, late soldier in Foot Guards, pass for Lionel, third Earl of Orrery, references on petition relating to estate of Margaret, Countess of Orrery, [widow of first Earl,] references and report on petition of (for confirmation of lands and royalties) Mary, (young) Countess of Orrery, [widow of second Earl,] petition of, mentioned Michael, Archbishop of Armagh, Lord Primate of Ireland, Lord Chancellor of Ireland Richard, first Earl of Burlington petition of (for confirmation of lands and royalties), reference on further reference and report on Roger, first Earl of Orrery, money payable to assigns of Boyne, Lord. See Ogilvie, Sir Patrick, Lord Boyne. Brabant, Captain, afterwards Major, Henry, letters from mentioned letters to mentioned examinations taken by Braddon (Bradon, Braiden), Laurence petition of (for moderation of security) examination of affidavit concerning, mentioned prosecution of to be tried at King's Bench bar liberties allowed to in prison Braddyll, Mr., charges against and character of Bradford, Wilts Bradley, Cecilia (Sicilia), divorced wife of John, petition of (for grant of forfeitures) alleged conduct of John, messenger, petition on non-payment of alimony by case of Bradon. See Braddon. Bradshaw, John, [late President of Council of State,] Braiden. See Braddon. Braintree, Essex, letter dated at report of words spoken in alehouse at Braman, John, prisoner, petition of (to be admitted to bail) to be brought to Lord Sunderland's office warrant for discharge of Brambletye House, Sussex. See Richards, James. Bramston, Dr. George, letter from Brandenburg, Duke of, proposed memorial to Brasbridge, John, of Donnyat examination of mentioned Brayster, Daniel, pass for Breadalbane (Bread 'alban), Earl of. See Campbell, John, first Earl of Breadalbane. Breames, Major, and others, Commissioners of Oyer and Terminer for Admiralty of Cinque Ports, letter to Brechin, Bishop of. See Douglas, Robert. bishopric of, recommendation to Dean and Chapter of, cong d'lire and letter of recommendation to Brecknockshire, High Sheriff of. See Lewis, John. Breisach (Brisach), proposed surrender of to Emperor Bremen, English subjects forbidden to go to Brenerath, co. Longford, townland of Brenn, Lieut.-Colonel Henry, Quartermaster General of Horse in Ireland, to be Governor of Kilmainham Hospital Brent, Joseph, information given by, cited Bressaw, Mynheer Harmanus de, Lord Grey entertained at Cleve by Brett, Charles, manager of glass works, warrant for sale of saltpetre to Breval, Doctor, letter from Brian, Lewis, carpenter, warrant for pardon for murder of, and accounts thereof See also Byrne. Bricklingsea. See Brightlingsea. Bridgeman, Anne, Lady, widow of Sir James, petition of (for house and furniture) Sir James. See above. James, military commission to commission in company of Bridges, George, letter to George Rodney, approved as Deputy Lieutenant of Staffs. Bridgewater, Earl of. See Egerton, John, second Earl of Bridgewater. Bridgnorth (Bridgenorth), Salop, gunsmiths of arms made by Bridgwater, Somerset letters dated at borough of, warrant for incorporating petition of, mentioned Common Council of, list of Mayor and Corporation of, reference and report on petition of (for new charter), with heads annexed minister of. See Allen, Mr. Town Clerk of. See Harris, High Street, fair to be held in and Minehead, port of, patent officer's place in Briggs, Dr. [William], proposed physician of St. Thomas' Hospital Brightlingsea (Bricklingsea), Essex, company of trained band soldiers of, commission in Brightwell, near Wallingford, Oxon Brill, the, Holland Brinknall. See Houltby. Brinkworth, Wilts Brinsley, Alderman, letter to, mentioned Brisbane, John, Secretary of Navy Office, letters to letter to, mentioned Bristol, Gloucs letters dated at charter of, to be presented to the King reservation to be made in warrant for new (with annexed papers) surrender of, mentioned Nonconformists of, draft address from Quaker prisoners at parliamentary candidates at smaller cabal of conspiracy at heats at present state of insurrection designed at Aldermen of collector and comptroller of customs at, to be put in Commission of Peace collector of hearth money at. See Richardson, John. Mayor of. See Clutterbuck, William; Eston, Thomas; Olliffe, Ralph. and Corporation of, coming to London to present charter to King mayoralty of, vacancy in Recorder of. See Churchill, Sir John. Sheriffs of letter from, mentioned letter to mentioned powers given to See also Arundell, Edmund; Driver, Nathaniel. Steward of Town Clerk of. See Rumsey, John. water-bailiff of cathedral, money to be given to Horseshoe Club in Mermaid, club at port of collector of. See Poole, Sir William. Prince's Arms at prison of, keepership of Rose and Crown, Mass Street, traveller to be inquired for at Bristol, Bishop of. See Gulston, William. Chancellor of. See Jones, Dr. Dean and Chapter of letter from Bristol, Earl of. See Digby, John, third Earl of Bristol. Brittas, in barony of Gorry, co. Wexford, petition for grant of land called Brittas, Lady. See Bourke, Honora, Lady [Bourke of] Brittas. Lord. See Bourke, Theobald, third Lord [Bourke of] Brittas. Broad Hempson, Devon, presentation to vicarage of Brodridge, Christopher, Mayor of Exeter, letter from letter to, mentioned Broke. See Brooke. Brompton, Yorks., letter dated at Brooke, Lord. See Greville, Fulke, fifth Lord Brooke. Brooke (Broke), Sir Robert letters from to inquire into affairs of Ipswich Brothers, Christian, deposition of Broughton. See Murray, , of Broughton. Broughton, Peter, of Middle Temple, recommended as Steward of Newcastle-under-Lyme elected Steward of Newcastle-under-Lyme royal approbation of his election Brouncker, William, second Viscount Brouncker, deceased, warrant omitting him from Commission of Admiralty Brounell, , military commission to Brown, John, Scotsman, sometime servant to Alexander son to Archibald Johnstoun late of Warriestoun, cabal of Scotsmen meet at house of [Nathaniel,] petition of, read in Council to be bailed and bound William, demission of office (of presenting signatures to Exchequer of Scotland) by See also Browne. Browne, Alexander, warrant for grant of copyright in mezzotint plates to Sir George, High Sheriff of Hampshire, warrants to Captain Henry, vessel plundered by, and subornation by John, suit of, mentioned John, certificate by Joseph, anti-monarchical clerk of Coopers' Hall, sedition fomented by Robert, High Sheriff of Dorset, letter to (or Brown), Rupert, nephew of Colonel Edward Vernon warrant relating to grant of honour of Tutbury to Sir Valentine, petition of (for remission of quit rent), reference on report on dispute concerning markets and fairs desired by Browning, Widow Bruce, Lady Charlotte, pass for Diana, Countess of Ailesbury, pass for Lady Henrietta, pass for James, son of Lord Ailesbury, pass for Robert, first Earl of Ailesbury, Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire, letters from letter to letters to, mentioned pass for chaplain to Robert, son of Lord Ailesbury, pass for Thomas, Lord Bruce, [afterwards second Earl of Ailesbury,] petition of (for pardon to John Doleman) Brun, Valentin, pass for Brunswick and Lunenburg, Dukes of, Envoy Extraordinary from. See Schutz, Baron. Bruntsfield, Edinburghs. See Fairly, William, of Bruntsfield. Brussels, letter dated at news from, mentioned Resident at. See Bulstrode, Sir Richard. Bruton, Somerset, question of removing quarter sessions to Wells from quarter sessions to be held at Buchan, Lieut.-Colonel, commission in company of Buchtrig, Berwicks. See Dickson, George, of Buchtrig. Buckingham, heads of old charter of and alterations and additions to new Buckingham, Duke of. See Villiers, George, second Duke of Buckingham. Buckinghamshire, Deputy Lieutenants of, appointment of Buckley, Henry, warrant for admitting him Groom of Bedchamber Henry, Master of Household Sophia, wife of Henry, Master of Household, warrant for granting her precedency of earl's daughter Buckworth, Sir John, appointed Alderman of London sworn Alderman of London Bull, Henry, High Sheriff of Somerset letter to Mr., recommended to Bishop of Bath and Wells Bulstrode, Edward, to be admitted to Charterhouse, See also below, Sir Richard. Mr. Sir Richard, Resident at Brussels petitions of (for place for brother among poor knights of Windsor or at Charterhouse) Buolinehowne, co. Westmeath, lands of Burford, Earl of. See Beauclerk, Charles, Earl of Burford, afterwards Duke of St. Albans. Burghley (Burghlie). See Balfour. Burk, John, and wife and daughter of, pass for Burkett, Robert, warrant for summons to warrant for arrest of Burleigh, Isabella, pass for Burlington, Earl of. See Boyle, Richard, first Earl of Burlington. Burnell, , uncle of James Holloway, letter to Burnet, Alexander, Archbishop of St. Andrews, Lord Primate of Scotland, recommendation to warrant for warrant to Dr. Gilbert, [afterwards Bishop of Salisbury,] letter from, mentioned pass for Burnett, Alexander, student of divinity, warrant for presentation in favour of Robert, of Lethenty (Lethinty), warrant for gift of lands to Burnham [-on-Crouch], Essex Burridge, John, of Lyme Regis, petition of (for restoration of goods wrongfully seized) answer to Burton, , lawyer Mr. [? Philip] Philip letters from Bury St. Edmunds (St. Edmond's Bury), Suffolk, gaol at, Roman Catholic prisoners in, petition of (for discharge) Quakers in Alderman and burgesses of, reference on petition of (for reincorporation) mentioned Bute, Sheriff of. See Stewart, James. Butler, Anne (Hyde), Countess of Ossory, marriage portion of James, first Duke of Ormonde, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland letter from petitions referred to reports on mentioned references on reports of warrants to warrant for payment to as Chancellor of Oxford University James, Earl of Ossory, [afterwards second Duke of Ormonde,] Sir James, letter from request by John, pass for Mr. Piers, fifth Lord Dunboyne, reference on petition of (for grant of title to lands) Richard, Earl of Arran, Lord Deputy of Ireland letters from mentioned letters to mentioned petitions referred to reports on report referred to reports by warrants to birth of son to Richard, indictment found against Walter, pass for See also Spence. Butt, Charles, warrant for sale of saltpetre to Buxton, John, trustee of Christopher Pegg, warrant on petition of Byflet, William, supposed priest, confiscation of mortgage belonging to and outlawry of Bynns, John Byrne (Brian), Mr. (Byrne MacShoghlan [Meal Sheaghlin, Monsaughlin, Monsoghlin]), letter to