M

Macarthy, Colonel, commission to command regiment in Ireland, reported

Macartie, Daniel, convicted Popish priest, warrants for pardon and transportation of

Macarty, alias Dempsey, Helen. See Dempsey.

Maccarty, Donogh, fourth (Lord) Earl of Clancarty, estate of
-, Lady Elizabeth Spencer (q.v.) married to
-, went to London with Mr. Woodward, accounts and goods of
-, Elizabeth, Countess of Clancarty
-, See also Spencer, Lady Elizabeth.

McClean, tutor of. See Innes.

Macclesfield, Cheshire, new charter on surrender of old, reference on petition for
-, warrant for
-, Corporation of, have liberty to bring water to, from springs in commons, etc., near
-, Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of, reference on petition of (for new charter)

Macclesfield, Earl of. See Gerard, Charles, Earl of Macclesfield.

McDonnell, —, of the Greyhound, warrant for payment for redemption of

McDougal, Duncan, of Dunollie (Dunollich), charter of lands in Kerrera (Carvora) island and Lorn lordship to, warrant for
-, grant of lands adjacent to Dunollie Castle to

Mackenzie (McKenzie), Captain Alexander, troop of, in the King's regiment of Dragoons, commissions in
-, Alexander, preacher to Col. Douglas' regiment in Holland
-, warrant to be minister at Dollar kirk
-, Colin, collector of the cess and excise in Ross-shire
-, warrant for charter of lands of Dunmore, Clackwraik, etc., to
-, Colin, advocate, warrant for gift of office of Clerk of the Privy Council of Scotland to
-, Ensign Daniel
-, relict of. See Gordon, Jane.
-, Sir George, of Rosehaugh, Lord Advocate of Scotland
-, passes or certificates from, mentioned
-, warrant constituting him commissioner for making rental of rents and revenues in Scotland
-, Sir George, of Tarbat (Tarbett), [afterwards first Viscount Tarbat and first Earl of Cromarty], Lord Clerk Register of Scotland
-, commission granted by, mentioned
-, warrant for payment to
-, warrant to
-, warrant constituting him commissioner for making rental of rents and revenues in Scotland
-, letter from, concerning violation of his rights in East New Jersey
-, Murdo, military commission to
-, Roderick, advocate, warrant for charter of new infeftment of lands to
-, Roderick, of Prestonhall, clerk to commissioners for disposal of Earl of Argyll's estate, warrant for percentage of rents, etc., to

Mackpherson, Æneas, warrant for commission to be Sheriff Deput in Aberdeens.

Mackulloch, John, merchant in Downe, warrant for gift of escheat of Alexander Burne to

McLean, Allan, eldest son of Ewen, warrant for charter of lands and barony of Ardgour to
-, Ewen, of Ardgour
-, Sir John, of Duart (Dowart), tenant and vassal to the Bishop of the Isles
-, warrant for charter of lands of Mull, Morven, etc., and erection into barony of Duart to
-, the King's donation to
-, John, brother of Lauchlan, of Torloisk, warrant for charter of lands of Kaymes and Tarbert to
-, mother of. See Campbell, Katherine.
-, Lauchlan, of Brolass (Brolos), warrant for charter of lands of Brolass to
-, Lauchlan, of Torloisk

McMillan, Alexander, lands of Dunmore and Clackwraik pertaining to

Macnamara, —, one of the Irish evidences, executed at Waterford
-, —, confession of, mentioned

McNaughton, Colonel Alexander
-, John, son of Col. Alexander, warrant for charter of lands, etc. (detailed) and erection into barony of McNaughton to

McNaughton, [Argylls.], warrant for erection of lands of Succoch, Cailiebeg, etc., office of bailliary, etc., of Glenshira, etc., rights of patronage of Kilmorich kirk, and houses in Campbeltown, into barony of

McNeill (MacNeill), Donald, lands of Crear and Ardishack [? Ardrishaig] pertaining to
-, Donald, of Gigha (Gyga), formerly of Callachyle, warrant for new infeftment of lands and barony of Gigha to
-, Elizabeth, spouse to Donald, of Gigha, warrant for charter of new infeftment of lands and barony of Gigha to
-, Hector, eldest son of Donald and Elizabeth, of Gigha, warrant for charter of new infeftment of lands and barony of Gigha to
-, John, lands of Arichonan [? Auchacoan] pertaining to

Maconchy, of Ineray, [? Maconochie, of Inverawe], to be seized

Maconochie, of Inverawe. See above, Maconchy, of Ineray.

Madge, Charles, living in Palace Yard, warrant for arrest of

Magdaleine, Angelica, wife of Philip Wharton, an alien, warrant for grant of denization to

Magennis, Arthur, third Viscount Magennis of Iveagh, pension granted to
-, Margaret, Viscountess Dowager (Magennis of) Iveagh, warrant for continuing husband's pension to

Maghie, Hore, petition against disposing lands to, mentioned

Magistrates, to assist by subscriptions Capt. Collins' survey of the coasts

Maidenhead, Berks.
-, Warden, Bridgemasters, Burgesses and Commonalty of, reference on petition of (about new charter)

Maidstone, Kent, assizes at
-, gaol

Maine, Colonel Edmund, to seize Col. Danvers, warrant to
-, troops to attend him from Barnet to Enfield

Maitland, Charles, third Earl of Lauderdale, decreet pronounced against in process relating to Mint of Scotland, warrant to intent a reduction of
-, bond given by
-, family of
-, Elizabeth, Duchess of Lauderdale, suo jure Countess of Dysart, concerning suspension of bond ratifying disposition of lands to
-, John, second Earl and first Duke of Lauderdale, disposition of lands by
-, Richard, Lord Maitland, [afterwards fourth Earl of Lauderdale], Commissioner of the Exchequer of Scotland, warrant deleting name from the rolls
-, decreet pronounced against in process relating to the Mint of Scotland, warrant to intent a reduction of
-, bond of
-, family of

Malaga, Spain, the Arran of Dublin seized and condemned as prize at
-, ship from
-, Governor of. See Sarmiento, Don Garcia de.
-, merchant at. See Newland, Francis.

Maldon, Essex, reference on petition of (for new charter on surrender of old)

Mallet, John, [of Encombe, Somersets.], recompense paid to owners by, for making navigable the river from Bridgwater to Bradford Bridge
-, warrant for sole navigation of river to, miscarried
-, daughter of. See Wilmot, Elizabeth, Countess of Rochester.

Malmesbury, Wilts., concerning new charter for
-, sending two members to Parliament
-, Common Council of
-, chief officer of, has title of Alderman

Man, James, military commission to

Man, Isle of. See Sodor and [Isle of] Man.

Manchester, Lancs., collegiate church of, Warden and Fellows of, letter of recommendation to
-, fellowship in, recommendation to. See Hall, Thomas.

Manderstone, —, a Scotsman, house in Tweedmouth of, searched for Henderson

Manfield, Henry, reference on petition of (for removal to Fleet prison)

Manners, John, tenth (ninth) Earl [afterwards first Duke] of Rutland, Lord Lieutenant of Leicestershire, letters to
-, difference between Lord Willoughby and

Mansell, Charles, messenger, surrender of salary as

Manwood, —, remanded on charge of breaking down close in Bray
-, See also Marwood.

Mar, Earl of. See Erskine, Charles, Earl of Mar.

Mar, John, master of passage boat between Gravesend and Holland

Marbeck, [? Melbeck, Germany], surprised by Duke of Zell and garrison sent to Harburg

March, William, convicted Popish priest, warrant for pardon and transportation to

Margaret Island (Margarette, island of, St. Margaret island), below Buda, Imperialists taken by the Turks at

Mariakirke (Marykirke), dep. Ostend, Belgium, burnt

Marischal, Countess Dowager. See Keith, Anna, Countess Dowager of Marischal.

Marlow, Thomas, Navy bounty money received by

Marnor, Mary, convicted for killing her child, reprieve for

Marseilles, France, letters from, mentioned

Marsh, Francis, Archbishop of Dublin, letter to

Marshall, John, deposition of
-, John, invention of, for staining and colouring stuff
-, Mary, widow of John, patent for husband's invention, reference on petition for
-, warrant for
-, Dr. Thomas, Rector of Lincoln College, Oxford, letter from
-, letter to, mentioned
-, William, convicted Popish priest, warrant for pardon (on condition of transportation)

Marwood, —, committed for breaking down fences, etc., in Bray Wood
-, See also Manwood.

Mary of Modena, Duchess of York (her Royal Highness), said to be indisposed and to have miscarried
-, Duke of York visits her in town
-, goes to Windsor
-, very indisposed
-, prepares for, and at, Tunbridge
-, to go to Salisbury, Southampton, etc., and return to Winchester
-, going on voyage with the Duke
-, intends for London
-, Master of the Horse to. See Murray, Lord Charles; Wentworth, Dillon, Earl of Roscommon.
-, regiment of. See under, Army.

Mary (Stuart), Princess of Orange, daughter of Duke of York and wife of William, Prince of Orange
-, letter from, mentioned
-, letter to
-, troubled (ill) with sore eyes
-, taking the Spa water

Marykirke. See Mariakirke.

Mason, William, physician and a divine, recommended to parsonage in Windsor or Winchester
-, certificate concerning

Masons' Company of London, reference on petition of (submitting charter)

Massachusetts, the, America, prosecution against charter of

Masson, Captain, an Oliverian, interred from the Armourers' Hall

Massonet, Agnes, relict of Peter, reference on petition of (for husband's arrears)
-, Peter

Master of the Robes. See Sidney, Henry.

Master of the Rolls, office (place) of, grant of, warrant for
-, house or hospital of converts anciently annexed to, for a dwelling for
-, persons of quality pretend to. See Finch, Sir Heneage; Hyde, Henry, Earl of Clarendon; Sawyer, Sir Robert.
-, See Churchill, Sir John; Grimston, Sir Harbottle.

Mathews, —, merchant in Bishopsgate, warrant for bringing before the Privy Council
-, an Eastern merchant, seized and examined by the Privy Council

Matthews, Sir John, reference on petition of (for grant of Askham Bryan lordship)

Mawditt. See St. Mawes, alias Mawditt.

Maximilian Emmanuel, Elector (Duke) of Bavaria, marched from Vienna with army
-, at siege of Buda
-, dined with Emperor at Vienna
-, at Munich (München)

Maxwell, —, of Pollok (Pollock), fined for corresponding with rebels in Scotland
-, Lucy, Countess of Nithsdale, option to continue pension or gift of forfeitures granted to her family
-, Robert, letter from
-, mentioned

May, Baptist, register in Chancery
-, Hugh, son of Sir Richard, recommendation for election as child of Winchester College
-, James, alias Caleb Cock, master of the Rebecca
-, John, gunner in Walmer Castle
-, Sir Richard

Mayne, Connaught, rivers of, warrant for grant of fishings of

Mayo, county

Mayott, Robert, estate of, given to Nonconformist ministers by
-, sisters and co-heirs of, one of. See Garbrand, Margaret.

Mead, [? Matthew], to be questioned about Carstares

Meath, Bishop. See Dopping, Anthony.

Mecca balsam

Melbeck, Germany. See Marbeck.

Meldrum, Aberdeens. See Urquhart, Adam, of Meldrum.

Meldrum, [Laird of], Lord Tarras apprehended by

Meliden, Flints., manor and lordship of, concerning lease of lands, leadmines, etc., in

Mellgard, Count, Governor of Milan

Mells, Somersets. See Oborne, Edward, of Mells.

Melvill, Captain [Pat.], late captain of company in Royal regiment of Foot
-, William, commission to be ensign to Sir Charles Murray

Menzies, John, of Hangingshaw (Hingingshaw), warrant for remission to, of benefit of forfeited estate
-, Patrick, clerk of the Privy Council of Scotland

Mercers' Company [of London], receipt for rent on house on Tower Hill due to

Merchant Taylors' Company of London, warrant for new charter

Messengers. See under, Chamber.

Methley, Yorks. See Savile, John, of Methley.

Mews (Mew), Peter, Bishop of Bath and Wells, letters to
-, note by
-, translation to Winchester (wrongly printed Ely) of, mentioned
-, Bishop of Winchester, warrant for congé d'élire and letter recommending election as
-, nominated as, mentioned
-, warrant for royal assent to election as
-, warrant for restitution of temporalities of Winchester bishopric to

Meynell, Olive, letter from (about payment to Christopher Crofts, etc.)

Michell. See Mitchell.

Middelkirke, W. Flanders prov., Belgium, burnt

Middlesex
-, arms seized in, to be sent to Brentford
-, gaol delivery of Newgate for, conviction at
-, Coroner for, jury impanelled by
-, See Cowper, John.
-, Grand Jury of, charged by Lord Chief Justice, a condescension not known
-, Grand Juries of, sworn and charged
-, innkeepers of, warning concerning extortion of oats, etc., by
-, Jury of, trial at Old Bailey sessions before
-, Justices of, held court in Spitalfields
-, constables and headboroughs to attend
-, See L'Estrange, Roger.
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Craven, William, Earl of Craven.
-, Sheriffs of. See under, London.
-, Under-Sheriff of, arrest by

Middleton, Charles, second Earl of Middleton, Secretary of State for Scotland, afterwards Secretary of State in England, letters from
-, mentioned
-, circular letters from
-, warrant for gift of forfeited lands of John Cochrane of Waterside to
-, warrant to be one of the extraordinary Lords of Session in Scotland
-, Secretary of State in England, grant of office to
-, warrant for
-, appointment as, mentioned
-, present at Privy Council meeting
-, concerning his lodgings
-, warrant for payment to, and former warrant, mentioned
-, Captain Charles, in First regiment of Foot Guards
-, John, lordship of Askham Bryan settled on, in trust for superstitious uses
-, Joseph, chirurgeon's mate, reference on petition of (for payment)
-, See also Myddelton.

Midlothianshire, commission for Privy Council Lords to go to, warrant for
-, See also Edinburgh Principal.

Midsholl. See Mitchell.

Milan, Duke of, question of Duke of Savoy and his army passing through territories of

Milan, forces of, for assistance of Genoa
-, Governor of. See Mellgard, Count.

Militia, arms seized from disaffected persons for use of, letters and directions concerning disposal of
-, See also Banstead Downs; Oxford.
-, in Scotland. See under, Scotland; Fifeshire; Kinross-shire.
-, troop, in Ireland. See under, Ireland.

Mill, Sir John, High Sheriff of Hampshire, dispensation for

Miller, Captain John, in the Coldstream regiment
-, lieutenant to. See Drake, John.

Milles, Richard, chirurgeon, military commission to

Millom, Cumberland, petition for lease of tithes of rectory of, mentioned

Mills and engines, with horizontal vanes or sails, petition for patent for making, mentioned

Milton next Gravesend. See under, Gravesend.

Milward, Thomas, reference on petition of (for rents on leadmines)

Minard (Miniard), Cornwall, [disaffected party] assured of

Minifie, Richard, Alderman of New Sarum, reference on petition of (for inclusion in new charter)

Mitchell (Michell, alias Midsholl), Cornwall, new charter for on surrender of old, reference on petition for
-, assent for passing
-, Mayor, Portreeve and burgesses of
-, lord of the manor of. See Arundell, Sir John

Mocenigo, [? Louis-Sébastien], General, recalled from Dalmatia, Venetian Senate dissatisfied with proceedings of
-, forced to leave Greeks to mercy of Turks

Molloy, Mr., concerning the action Earl of Clare against Fox

Molton, South. See South Molton.

Monarchy of England, argument to the disparagement of, denied

Moncayos, Marquis Delcaste, memorial from, mentioned

Monck, Christopher, second Duke of Albemarle, Lord Lieutenant of Devonshire and Essex, letters to
-, Recorder of Colchester
-, captain and colonel of the King's troop of Horse Guards
-, plate at Windsor won by horse of
-, accompanying the King, Duke of York, etc., in their yachts to Portsmouth
-, warrant granting market and fairs at Rotherhithe and tolls of ferries to

Moncrief, Captain James, in Royal regiment of Foot
-, military commission to

Monday, Mr., counsel
-, Sarah

Monievaird. See Monzievaird.

Monkland, Lanarks. See Hamilton, Robert, of Monkland.

Monmouth, Duchess of. See Scott, Anne, Duchess of Monmouth and Buccleuch.
-, Duke of. See Scott, James, Duke of Monmouth and Buccleuch.

Monmouthshire
-, arms seized in, to be sent to Chepstow
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Somerset, Henry, Duke of Beaufort.

Monro (Monroe), Alexander, of Bearcrofts, Commissary (Commissar), conveyed from Edinburgh Tolbooth to Blackness Castle
-, confession of, mentioned
-, seized in Scotland and brought to London
-, warrant for remission of crimes of treason, etc., to
-, Captain Andrew, in Royal regiment of Foot
-, James, pass for

Monroy, —, Scotsman and Quaker, warrant for pardon for refusing oath of supremacy, etc.

Mons, Hainaut province, Belgium
-, the French said to have designs on
-, horse and dragoons at, ordered to Brussels

Montagu, Ralph, [afterwards third Lord Montagu of Boughton and first Earl and Duke of Manchester], Master of the Great Wardrobe, warrant to

Montague, Sir William, Lord Chief Baron of Exchequer, letter to
-, petition referred to
-, mentioned

Montall, Monsr., reported killed at Luxemburg

Montespan, Marquise (Madame) de. See Mortemart, Frances Athenaïs de Rochechouart de, Marquise de Montespan.

Montgomery, —, received sentence of death, no pardon yet passed for
-, See also below, Montgomery, Thomas.
-, Hugh, second Earl of MountAlexander, warrant incorporating him and others subscribers for maintaining a plate for horse race in co. Down
-, reference on petition of (concerning lands granted him by Court of Claims)
-, Captain Hugh, reference on petition of (for pardon for his son Hugh)
-, Hugh, merchant, son of Captain Hugh, private soldier killed in Ireland by
-, warrant for pardon to
-, Mr., Habeas corpus granted to bring him from Newgate
-, Thomas, barrister, of the Middle Temple, guilty of murder of Walter Norborne
-, pardon for, minute of.
-, warrant for reprieve of, xxxi.
-, See also above, Montgomery, —

Monthone, Count de, ordered to put Holland under contribution and to burn villages
-, burnt Lombartzyde, Westende, etc.

Montrose, lordship and regality of, union of lands with
-, warrant for conjunct deputs in jurisdiction of

Montrose, Marquess of. See Graham, James, third Marquess of Montrose; Graham, James, fourth Marquess of Montrose.

Monzievaird (Monievaird), Perths., lands and barony of
-, teinds of, vicarage and patronage of
-, See Toshach, David, of Monzievaird.

Moore, Esquire, son of, at Saumur
-, Sir John, Alderman of London, warrant for grant of the City's and hospitals' revenues in trust to
-, and other lead traders, reference on petition of (about clause in Hull charter concerning the lead trade)
-, Thomas, of Loftus, Yorks., reference on petition of (for patent for invention for making alum and alum glass)
-, warrant for patent to
-, (More), W., employed in Earl of Abingdon's affairs
-, letters from, and mentioned
-, See also Muir

Moors, the, muskets, barrels, etc., sent to
-, captured
-, battle with
-, reported rebuilding walls of Tangier and repairing the mole

Mooy, Peter de, to be apprehended for libel, warrant for

Moray, Earl of. See Stewart, Alexander, Earl of Moray

Morben. See Morven.

Mordaunt, Henry, second Earl of Peterborough, Lord Lieutenant of Northamptonshire, letters to
-, Sir John, action and damages against for defamation of Edward Hughes
-, answer of
-, appeal from proceedings of the Court of Tangier
-, Penelope, Countess of Peterborough, lodgings, in Holyrood House of

More. See Moore; Muir.

Morgan, —, of Tredegar, warrant to return to England
-, Lewis, attorney general (King's attorney) in Brecknocks., Cardigans., Carmarthens., etc.
-, Samuel, letter to

Morley, Dr. George, Bishop of Winchester
-, visitor of Magdalen College, Oxford, proceedings of
-, letter from
-, letters to
-, petition against, mentioned
-, answers to
-, visitation by (in 1664)
-, death of

Morocco, King of, present of muskets, etc., to, according to former treaties, warrant for
-, See also Muley Hamet, King of Sus and Moroc.

Morock. See Sus and Moroc.

Morosini, [Francesco], general of Venetian Armada

Morpeth, Northumberland, letters dated at
-, gaol at, Riddell and Henderson in
-, Scots prisoners in, warrants for delivery to officers from Scotland
-, Gaoler at. See Hodsham, Christopher.
-, Magistrates at, warrant to

Morray, John, military commission to

Morris, Castilian, grant of office of Common Clerk at Leeds to

Mortemart, Frances Athenaïs de Rochechouart de, Marquise (Madame) de Montespan, mistress of Louis XIV, in disgrace, reported will be removed

Mortlestown (Chapel Mortell), Particles, co. Limerick, rectory of the particle of

Morton, Earl of. See Douglas, James, Earl of Morton; Douglas, William, Earl of Morton.

Morton, in East Calder. See Douglas, Alexander, of Mortoune.

Mortoune. See Douglas, Alexander, of Mortoune.

Morven (Morben), Argylls., lands of

Mount-Alexander, Earl of. See Montgomery, Hugh, Earl of Mount-Alexander.

Mountsteven, John, grant of office of Provost Marshal of Jamaica to

Moyan, Mark, merchant in Croisic

Moycarn, co. Roscommon, half barony of
-, Governor of. See Jones, Richard, Earl of Ranelagh.

Muir (Moore, More, Muire), Patrick, brother of Sir William, seized at Berwick, directions, warrant, etc., relating to carriage to Scotland of
-, Sir William, (Laird) of Rowallan, a suspected Scotsman

Muley Hamet, King (Emperor) of Sus (Suz) and Moroc (Morock), brass and iron ordnance for
-, warrant for
-, sent horses to the King
-, See also, Morocco, King of.

Mulgrave, Earl of. See Sheffield, John, Earl of Mulgrave.

Mulgrave, Thomas. See Musgrave, Thomas.

Mull Island, Argylls., lands of

Munich (Munchen), Bavaria, Elector of Bavaria at

Munster, Province, minerals, mines and ores of gold and silver, etc., in, lease of, and petition for, mentioned

Murisk. See Murrisk.

Murray, Lord Charles, [afterwards first Earl of Dunmore], son of Marquess of Atholl, Master of Horse to Princess Anne, succeeds Earl of Roscommon as Master of Horse to Duchess of York
-, Sir Charles, in Royal regiment of Foot
-, Commissioner, confession of, mentioned
-, David, fifth Viscount Stormont, warrant for charter incorporating lands into barony of Lochmaben to
-, Lord George, youngest son of Marquess of Atholl, warrant for gift of duties of the ward, relief and marriage of Lady Margaret Nairne
-, Henry, of Lochlan, warrant for protection to
-, Sir James, captain in Earl of Dunbarton's regiment, warrant for protection to
-, James, of Philiphaugh (Philipsburgh), prisoner in Edinburgh (Tolbooth), examined
-, warrant for remission of crimes of treason, etc.
-, John, first Marquess of Atholl, Keeper of (Lord) Privy Seal in Scotland, depositions signed by
-, warrant constituting him Sheriff Principal of shirefdome of Argyll
-, warrant for charter of part of Earl of Argyll's estate to
-, creditor of Earl of Argyll
-, lieutenant of shires of Argyll and Tarbert, warrant for commission to be
-, instructions to
-, warrant for gift of house, park, etc., of Inverary and profits to, during continuance in office as
-, warrant constituting him commissioner for making rental of King's rents and revenues in Scotland
-, sons of. See above, Murray, Lord Charles; Murray, Lord George.

Murrisk (Murisk), co. Mayo, barony of

Musard of Staveley, Baroness Dowager. See Frescheville, Anne Charlotte, Dowager Lady Frescheville and Baroness Dowager Musard of Staveley.

Muscovy, envoy to. See Hebdon, John
-, envoys to, allowances to

Musgrave, Sir Christopher, Lieutenant of Ordnance, grant of office of Governor of Carlisle city and castle to, warrant for
-, (Sir Philip), mentioned
-, given company in the Tower
-, son of, place of Clerk of the Council sold to
-, See also below, Musgrave, Philip.
-, Sir Philip. See above, Sir Christopher.
-, Philip, son of Sir Christopher, warrant for grant of office of Clerk of the Privy Council to
-, above office sold to
-, (Mulgrave), Thomas, prebendary of Durham cathedral, warrant for grant of deanery of Carlisle to

Musters, Commissary General of. See Howard, Henry.

Muthill, Perths., late minister at. See Drummond, Dr. James.

Myddelton, Sir Richard, appointed Recorder of Denbigh

N

Nadisti, Count, not taken by General Schutz's troops

Naesmyth (Nasmith), James, of Posso, military commissions to

Nairne, Margaret, Lady Nairne, daughter of Robert, Lord Nairne, warrant concerning grant of the duties of the ward, relief and marriage of
-, Robert, first Lord Nairne, no heirs male of

Nairnshire, warrant for payment out of fines for ecclesiastical irregularities, etc., in

Nalson, John, LL.D., Justice of Isle of Ely, warrant to

Namur, Belgium, garrison of Luxemburg to march to
-, accorded contribution to save Flanders from ruin

Nantes, France

Napier, Archibald, second Lord Napier of Merchistoun
-, daughter of. See Brisbane, Mrs. Margaret.
-, Elizabeth, Lady Napier, [widow of Archibald, Lord Napier], pension of
-, daughter of. See Brisbane, Mrs. Margaret.
-, (alias Brisbane), Mrs. Margaret. See Brisbane, alias Napier, Mrs. Margaret.
-, William, convicted Popish priest, warrants for pardon and transportation of

Nasmith. See Naesmyth.

Nassau, Prince, Stadtholder of Friesland, design to give place of Maréchal de Camp of the Dutch army to

Navigation, survey of coasts by Capt. G. Collins for safety of

Navigators, to assist Capt. Collins to survey the coasts

Navy, officers of, to assist Capt. Collins to survey the coasts
-, warrant for vessels for shipping gunpowder to Ireland
-, directions for disposal of species not ordinarily used in, mentioned
-, Admiral of. See James, Duke of York.
-, Commissioners of, prize ship sold by, covenant made with purchasers by
-, Comptroller of. See Haddock, Sir Richard.
-, office of, mentioned
-, Secretary of, report transmitted to

Neale, Esquire, verdict for, against Lady Ivy
-, Sir William, reference on petition of (for grant of Rhuddlan marsh and concealed lands in Denbigh and Flint)
-, commission directed on former petition of (for grant of concealed lands, etc., in lordship and manor of Denbigh)

Neapolitans, to assist republic of Genoa

Neath, Glamorgans., warrant for new charter to
-, officers of, method of appointing:
-, Aldermen
-, Burgesses, inferior
-, Chamberlain
-, Common Council
-, Portreeve
-, Serjeants at Mace
-, Town Clerk
-, Portreeve and Corporation of, reference on petition of (for regrant of privileges)
-, Lord of the borough of, rights and privileges of, to be preserved

Neath Castle, Constable of, or his deputy, to choose officers of Neath borough

Nedby, Captain Charles, troop in the King's regiment of Dragoons

Needham, Andrew, M.A., presentation to rectory of Beverstone (Beverston) with the chapel of Kingscote (Kingscot)

Needwood, Forest or Chase of, warrant for making valuation of
-, Ranger of, warrant to
-, Honour of. See Tutbury and Needwood.

Neile, Richard, a Justice [for Northumberland], letters (liberat) from
-, mentioned
-, letters to, mentioned
-, certificate sent to
-, lives betwixt Morpeth and Newcastle

Nelthorpe (Nelthorp), Richard, conspirator, estate of, grants of, mentioned
-, at Russell's
-, Col. Owen had no acquaintance or conference with

Ness [river]. See Spey and Ness.

Nether Cowall. See Cowal, Nether.

Nether Worton, Oxfords., warrant to preserve game at
-, See Pye, Edmund, of Nether Worton.

Netterville, John, second Viscount Netterville, not restored to estate by Court of Claims
-, Nicholas, third Viscount Netterville, reference on petition of (for commission to reprise of his estate)

Neuell. See Nevill.

Neueson. See Neveson.

Neuhausel, Hungary, relief of, Turkish, etc., troops and waggons for
-, blockade of, commander of. See Husler, Colonel.
-, reinforcements demanded for

Neveson (Neueson), Richard, underporter of Deal Castle

Nevill (Neuell), —, letter to
-, Elizabeth, Dowager Lady Abergavenny, reference on report on petition of
-, Captain John, Consul at Algiers, petition of (for payment of salary or allowance), reference on
-, report on
-, bill of disbursements of, to be paid

Newark-on-Trent (Newark), Notts., arms seized in Nottinghamshire to be sent to
-, new charter for, reference on petition for
-, warrant for
-, Mayor and Aldermen of, reference on petition of

Newburgh, Earl of. See Levingston, James, Earl of Newburgh.

Newbury, Berks., Mayor and Corporation of, reference on petition of (for regrant of surrendered charter)

Newcastle, Duke of. See Cavendish, Henry, Duke of Newcastle.

Newcastle-on-Tyne, Northumberland
-, charter of
-, regrant on surrender, reference on petition of corporation for
-, clause in, subjecting the Hoastmen to the town
-, new, expediting business of
-, warrant for
-, directions to stop passengers and ships leaving, and passengers arriving at
-, ship at, master of. See Fuller, —.
-, Aldermen of. See Blackett, William; Davison, [Timothy].
-, Deputy Recorder of, recommendations for. See Lambton, Mr.; Shafto(w), Sir Robert.
-, Hoastmen in, Governors, Stewards and brethren of the Fraternity of, reference on petition of (concerning endeavours to subject them to the town)
-, incorporated by Queen Elizabeth
-, Mayor of, circular letter to
-, Mayor and Burgesses of, references on petitions of (for grant of reversion of Castle Garth)
-, [Recorder of. See Cavendish, Henry, Duke of Newcastle].
-, Town Clerk of, inserting name of John Fetherstonhagh in new charter as, warrant for
-, Castle Garth, parcel of co. Northumberland, reversion of, to Newcastle town
-, See Blackett, William, of Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs., arms seized in Staffordshire to be sent to
-, Mayor and Corporation of, petition of (for electing Steward)
-, reference on petition of (for regrant of surrendered franchises)
-, Steward of. See Gower, William Leveson.; Turton, John; Watson, Daniel.
-, stewardship of, memorandum of grant of. See Gower, William Leveson.

New England, collector of customs in. See Randolph, Edward.

Newfoundland, convoys for, captains to return answers to enquiry concerning state of fishing and inhabitants at
-, French merchantmen at Plymouth from

Newgate. See under, London, streets, etc.

Newington, Middlesex. See Danvers, Colonel Henry, of Newington.

New Jersey (East New Jersey, East Jersey), suppression of rights derived from Duke of York in
-, flourishing neighbourhood in, advantageous to New York

Newland, Francis, merchant at Malaga, detained in prison

Newmarket, Suffolk
-, letters and documents dated at
-, the King and Court at, and visits to
-, fire at

Newnham. See Newnham Paddox.

Newnham Paddox (Newnham), Monks Kirby, Warwicks., letter dated at

New Park. See Richmond.

New Plantation in Ulster. See Ulster.

Newport, Andrew, voluntary surrender of place of Commissioner of Customs by
-, Francis, Viscount (Lord) Newport of Bradford, [afterwards first Earl of Bradford], Lord Lieutenant of Salop, letters to

New Sarum. See Salisbury.

Newsletters
-, mentioned

Newsted, Captain Robert, reference on petition of (for half pay on disbandment)

Newton, Northumberland. See Kirk Newton.

Newton, —, a gentleman in the West [of Scotland], conveyed to Blackness Castle

Newtoun. See Falconer, Sir David, of Newton (Newtoun).

New Windsor. See Windsor.

New York, colony of, flourishing neighbourhood in New Jersey advantageous to

Nicholas, Sir John, reference on petition of (for remainder of sum granted to his father)
-, Lieut.-Colonel [? Oliver], letter to (to act in absence of Lieutenant of the Tower)
-, (alias Nicholson), Robert, living in or near Palace Yard, warrant for arrest of

Nicholls, —, said to be Oates' servant, Habeas corpus to bring up

Nicholson, Mr. [? Robert], living near Leadenhall Street, to be brought before Privy Council, warrant for
-, Robert. See Nicholas (alias Nicholson), Robert.
-, [William], Archdeacon of Carlisle, dined with Bishop of Lincoln

Nicolson, Sir William, warrant for charter of part of Argyll's estate to

Nieuport, W. Flanders prov., Belgium

Ninove, E. Flanders prov., Belgium, French camp at
-, hostages ordered to go to

Nisbet, [John, of Stepney], Carstares to be questioned concerning

Nisbett, Sir John, of Dirleton, warrant for charter to, of Earl of Argyll's lands, etc.
-, lordship and barony of Fenton (Fentoun) resigned by
-, lands disposed by John Wedderburne in favour of

Nithsdale, Countess of. See Maxwell, Lucy, Countess of Nithsdale.

Noel, Edward, first Earl of Gainsborough, Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire and Rutlands., letter from, mentioned
-, letters to
-, [Governor of Portsmouth], letter to
-, conveying water from springs in his manor of Hampstead to London, Westminster, etc., reference on petition for licence for
-, warrant for
-, reference on petition of (for rent on springs)

Nolle prosequi

Nonconformist ministers
-, See Baxter, Richard; Jenkyn, William; Rosewell, Thomas.

Nonconformity, Doctors Commons for, official of. See Pinfold, Dr. [Thomas].

Norborne (Norburne), Walter, killed by Thomas Montgomery, xxxi

Norden, Mr., master of ship, warrant for apprehending
-, taken off the Exchange for bringing libels from Amsterdam

Norfolk
-, arms seized in, to be sent to Yarmouth
-, forfeitures of recognizances, fines, etc., at assizes, etc., and fines, etc., on penal statutes in, petition for grant of, mentioned
-, circuit, Justices of Assize for, warrant to
-, summer assizes
-, Justice of. See Armiger, Gabriel.
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Howard, Henry, Duke of Norfolk.

Norfolk, Duke of. See Howard, Henry, Duke of Norfolk.

Normandy window glass

Norris. See Norwich, Sir Roger.

North, Sir Dudley, warrant to be Commissioner of the Treasury
-, warrant reconstituting him Commissioner of the Treasury
-, and others, of London, reported seizure of the Africa belonging to
-, Sir Francis, first Lord Guilford, Lord Keeper, letter from
-, letters to
-, address to
-, charter referred to, mentioned
-, petition referred to, mentioned
-, petitions referred to
-, report of, mentioned
-, concerning the dispute about Oxford's charter
-, reflections on, in Walter Williams' book Jus Appellandi ad Regem ipsum
-, at meetings of Privy Council
-, to attend the King

North [of England], the
-, letters from, concerning fugitives, mentioned

Northampton, burgess of parliament for. See Fleetwood, Mr.
-, assizes

Northamptonshire
-, seditious libel read to members returned to the Oxford parliament for
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Mordaunt, Henry, Earl of Peterborough.

Northbank. See Seaton, Sir Walter, of Northbank.

[Northbourne], Kent. See Sandys, Richard, of [Northbourne].

Northbrook (Northbrooke), in Kirtlington, Oxfords. See Dashwood, Sir Robert, of Northbrook.

Northern Crowns, inclusion of, in truce proposed by France, contrary to late treaty

Northumberland
-, arms seized in, to be sent to Berwick
-, county gaol of
-, See also Morpeth, gaol.
-, sessions
-, warrant for pardon to persons in
-, High Sheriff (Sheriff) of. See Howard, James.
-, Justices of, certificate sent to, mentioned
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Cavendish, Henry, Duke of Newcastle.

Northumberland, Duke of. See FitzRoy, George, Duke of Northumberland.

Norton, Edward, estate of, forfeited for high treason
-, warrant for apprehension of

Norvell, Robert, advocate, part of Argyll estate allocated to

Norway, account of charges on goat skins imported from

Norwich, Norfolk, assizes
-, execution in usual place and not in market place of
-, Sheriffs of, warrants to
-, See Berney, Thomas, of Norwich.

Norwich (Norris), Sir Roger, of Northamptonshire, letter to
-, had custody of Butler, an idiot
-, reference on petition of (for payment of expenses in prosecuting Butler)

Nosworthy, Edward, pleads not guilty to an information
-, discharged

Nottingham
-, letters dated at
-, rioters at, fines on
-, continued on bail
-, See Gregory, [George]; Hutchinson, [Charles]; Sacheverell, [William]; Sherwin, John; Wilson, William.
-, riot at
-, charter of, mentioned
-, Corporation of, losses of, to be considered for payment out of fines on rioters
-, Mayor of, old or new, rioters had no business to vote for
-, Mayor, Aldermen and Council, of, the Town Clerk chosen by
-, loyal Mayor and Aldermen during riot at
-, Town Clerk of, recommendations and approbation of election of. See Bawdes, Thomas.

Nottingham, Earl of. See Finch, Heneage, Earl of Nottingham.

Nottinghamshire, arms seized in, to be sent to Newark-on-Trent
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Cavendish, Henry, Duke of Newcastle.

Novograd, Hungary

O

Oates, Titus, arrested (declaration against) at suit of Duke of York in action of Scandalum magnatum
-, affronted by persons in King's Bench prison
-, indictment for high treason against
-, information concerning, mentioned
-, trials where he and Prance were evidences
-, orders for trial on new information against
-, case of, moved to be a trial at bar
-, at St. Omer, informations to be taken concerning
-, swore he was at the White Horse tavern and not at St. Omer
-, indictments for perjury against and trial of
-, servants of. See Dolby; Nicholls.

Oborne, Edward, of Mells, mercer, accused of clipping, fled beyond seas, petition by his wife, Jane, for pardon of
-, pardon to
-, loyalty of, in Sir George Booth's rising
-, Jane, wife of Edward, petition for pardon for her husband
-, report on, and further reference on

O'Brien, Daniel, third Viscount Clare, to be prosecuted
-, petition of, mentioned
-, Henry, seventh (sixth) Earl of Thomond, Governor of co. Clare, warrant for salary as

Ochiltree, Ayrshire. See Cochrane, Sir John, of Ochiltree.

O'Donnell, Don Hugo, warrant for recruiting and transporting Irish regiment for service under Spanish King

Offchurch Bury, Offchurch, Warwicks., letter dated at

Officers of State, Scottish rebels to perpetrate villainies against

Ogilvy, James, second Earl of Airlie (Arley), entitled to right of '49 officers in Ireland, lands concealed in co. Wicklow to
-, reference on petition of (to place '49 debentures on lands, co. Wicklow)
-, military commission to
-, Sir Patrick, of Boyne, Lord Boyne, warrant constituting him commissioner for making rental of King's rents and revenues in Scotland

Ogle, Sir Thomas
-, Lieutenant to. See Holt, [Henry].

Ogleby (Oglebie), George, sergeant in Royal regiment of Foot Guards, to be granted licence to retail victuals and drink at Rochester, as formerly at Tangier
-, licence revoked

Oglethorpe, [William], military commission to

Oldbury, Salop, letter dated at
-, conventicles at, and commission for suppressing, etc.
-, dragoons to be sent to
-, constables, churchwardens and overseers, presentments on oath from

Oldfield, Margaret, trustee for Anna Owens
-, death of
-, Samuel, military commission to

Oldis, Dr. William, pretended legatee of Christopher Boone's will

Oliverian, an. See Masson, Captain.

Oliverian officers, hope differences at Court may make way for getting into the saddle again

Oneglia, Italy. See Origla (? Oneglia).

O'Neile, Sir Henry, warrant for grant of baronetcy of Ireland to

Only, Dr. [Nicholas], minister of St. Margaret's, sermon preached by

Orange, in the French county, Prince of Orange's revenue in, seized

Orange, Prince of. See William, Prince of Orange.
-, Princess of. See Mary (Stuart), Princess of Orange.
-, old, grandmother of William, Prince of Orange, house of, at the Hague, lodgings offered to Duke of Monmouth in

Orbiestoune. See Hamilton, —, of Orbiestoune.

Orby, Charles, reference on petition of (for grant of Crowland manor)
-, pension granted to his mother

Orchill. See Graham, James, of Orchill.

Ord, Edward, a Nonconformist from Scotland, to be seized
-, seized at Berwick

Orde (Ord), [William], of Beal, a Justice

Ordnance, Ordnance Office
-, delivery, and warrants for delivery, of powder, muskets, etc., out of stores of
-, quarter books of
-, sale and disposal of stores of, warrant and instructions for
-, rates paid for stores in
-, powdermakers employed under contract with
-, Clerk of the Delivery to. See Gardiner, Thomas; Trumbull, Sir William.
-, Engineer, third, in. See Philipps, Thomas.
-, engineers in, principal, one to draw up plans, etc., for fortifications, etc.
-, Keeper of the Stores. See Bridges, William; Gardiner, Thomas.
-, Lieutenant of. See Musgrave, Sir Christopher.
-, Master General of. See Legge, George, Lord Dartmouth.
-, Treasury of, price of ordnance (gunpowder) sold to be remitted to
-, See also under, Portsmouth.

Orfeur, William, servant to Francis Howard of Corby, information from, mentioned
-, examination concerning
-, servant of

Orfordness, Suffolk, sloop taken off

Origla, [? Oneglia, Italy]

Orkney, Earldom of, and lands, etc., belonging to, family of Earl of Morton and Lord Aberdour to resign pretensions to

Ormonde, Duke of. See Butler, James, Duke of Ormonde.

Orpe, Mr.

Orphans' money, adjustment of

Osborn, —, letter to

Osborne, [Daniel], made Commissioner of the Hearth Office, cited
-, John, complaint by, about holding lotteries by tenants of the Charterhouse

Ossory, Countess of. See Butler, Anne (Hyde), Countess of Ossory.
-, Earl of. See Butler, James, Earl of Ossory; Butler, Thomas, styled Earl of Ossory.

Ossulston, Middlesex, hundred of, foreman of grand jury for. See Derham, Sir Richard.

Ostend, Belgium, inhabitants fled at approach of the French

Otter, Argylls., laird of, to be seized

Otter Barbreck. See separate entries, Barbreck; Otter.

Ottoman territories, advices from, mentioned

Oudenarde, E. Flanders prov., Belgium, French King refuses to evacuate

Outlawries, seizures, executions, premunires, etc., warrant for pardon to persons (named in list annexed)

Overton, —, debt of

Ovington, Anthony, reference on petition of (for patent to set up weighing beam in Southwark)

Owen, Colonel Henry, of Finiston, letter from
-, petition of (for liberty), mentioned
-, rejected
-, to be examined
-, to be continued in prison
-, examination (deposition) of
-, mentioned
-, house rented in Leadenhall Street by, Ferguson and Dr. Owen at
-, prisoner at Cork, writ served on
-, Dr. [John], brother of Colonel Henry, lodgings of, Ferguson, etc., at
-, wife of, portion of
-, Mr., living in Bloomsbury Square, warrant for bringing him before Privy Council
-, Richard, Consul in Canary Islands, reference on petition of (about articles in treaty with Spain)
-, petitions of, mentioned

Owens, Sir Andrew, Viscountess Ely formerly married to
-, Anna, daughter of Sir Andrew and Viscountess Ely, concerning portion of

Oxford
-, arms seized in Oxfordshire to be sent to
-, militia mustering at, disorder between scholars and soldiers at
-, seditious papers, etc., found in search for arms at
-, city (corporation) of, charter of, negotiations about surrender and renewal of
-, new, warrant for
-, former charters of, mentioned
-, (horse) fairs in, concerning number to be held
-, salvo of privileges and night watch in, dispute about
-, offered by, with the University's amendments
-, encroachments and injuries offered to the University, by
-, riot in
-, resolution of, mentioned
-, Agents of
-, Aldermen of, concerning numbers and privileges of
-, See Wright, William.
-, Bailiff or Chamberlain of. See below under, Common Council.
-, Charter Justices of, not to be Aldermen
-, Common Council (Council) of, decree of, mentioned
-, refused desires of University
-, remain unremovable by alterations in draft charter
-, increased numbers by admitting to place of Bailiff or Chamberlain
-, Magistrates of
-, Mayor of
-, Mayor and brethren of, to consider acceptance of charter without new Aldermen and fairs
-, Mayor and other officers (others), swear to observe legal privileges of University
-, care taken concerning, in new charter
-, Mayor, officers and inhabitants of, not to disturb University officers in their night walk
-, officers of, the King granted his choice of
-, Recorder of
-, removable by the King
-, Serjeants of, removable by the King
-, Town Clerk of, removable by the King
-, Broken Haies
-, concerning (horse) fairs in
-, High Bridge
-, markets in, rights of University in governing
-, Thames Street, concerning (horse) fairs in
-, leads to the High Bridge and Broken Haies
-, University of, rights of, as affected by city charter
-, claims of, to night walk (watch). See above.
-, printing at. See below under, Printers; Theatre press.
-, colleges of
-, Terrœ filii at, intolerable licences taken by
-, Terrœ filius at Act at, displeasure of Heads at speech of
-, See Bell, Robert.
-, damage to, by removal of Weyhill fair under clause in Andover's new charter
-, Chancellor of. See Butler, James, Duke of Ormonde.
-, Convocation of, seal answer to King's printers' bill
-, unmanageable to sober counsels
-, Proctor of, stones thrown at by rioters
-, Proctors of. See below, Vice-Chancellor and proctors.
-, Pro-vice-Chancellor of. See Halton (Haughton), Timothy.
-, Vice-Chancellor of
-, See also Lloyd, Dr. John.
-, Vice-Chancellor and proctors of, and the night walk
-, printers to, account of case of
-, the King's printers preferred bill in Chancery against
-, answer to, mentioned
-, register of, transcript out of
-, Theatre, fairs not to be held before
-, Theatre press, Bibles printed at reduced prices by
-, Christ Church, expulsion of John Locke from. See Locke, John.
-, Dean of. See Fell, John, Bishop of Oxford.
-, student at. See Gache, Mr.
-, Lincoln College, letter dated at
-, Rector of. See Marshall, Dr. Thomas.
-, Magdalen College, statutes and customs of
-, Divinity Reader of, election of, dispute concerning
-, See Rogers, Dr. [John].
-, Fellows of, petition of
-, metioned
-, See Aldworth, Charles; Almont, Robert; Baily, Dr. Thomas; Chambers, John; Clarke, Philip; Davis, John; King, Barnabas; Smith, John; Smith, Dr. Thomas; Stafford, Thomas; Strickland, Robert.
-, Founder of, powers granted to the Visitor by
-, President of
-, Senior Fellows of
-, Visitor of. See Morley, George, Bishop of Winchester.
-, New College. See Winchester and New College.
-, Queen's College, patrons of Weyhill (Way)
-, removal of Weyhill fair under clause in Andover's charter of great damage to
-, Provost of. See Halton, Timothy.

Oxford Parliament. See Parliament.

Oxford, Bishop of. See Fell, John.

Oxford, Earl of. See Vere, Aubrey de, Earl of Oxford.

Oxfordshire
-, arms seized in, to be sent to Oxford
-, consternation in, at reported death of the King
-, Deputy Lieutenants of, gentlemen recommended as, mentioned
-, royal approbation of
-, orders sent to, mentioned
-, See Dashwood, Sir Robert; Penyston, Sir Fairemeadow; Read, Sir Edward; Warcupp, Edmund; Wickham, Humphrey; Win, Thomas.
-, High Sheriff of. See Dashwood, Sir Robert.
-, Lord Lieutenant of. See Bertie, James, Earl of Abingdon.

Oxinden, George, LL.D., grant of professorship of Civil Law in Cambridge University to

Oyer and Terminer, Justices of, for the Verge. See under, London, streets, etc., Verge.