S.

S. A., letter of
-, father of

Sackbuts, musician for

Sackford, see Seckford.
-, Mr.

Sackville, Thos., Lord Buckhurst Lord High Treasurer
-, commissions to
-, documents signed by
-, examinations, &c., before
-, illness of
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, other papers of
-, reference to
-, speech of
-, warrant of, alluded to
-, warrants to
-, daughter of, husband of

Sackville, Cicely, Lady Buckhurst
-, letter of
-, servants of
-, Robert

Sackville House (London)
-, letter dated from

Sacrament, or Communion
-, non-reception of
-, reception of
-, (Romish)
-, or Eucharist, treatise on

Saddleworth chapel, co. Lancaster
-, curate of

Safe-conducts, see also Passes and Passports.

Saffi, or Saphia
-, letter dated from

Sagar, Stephen

Sagust, ships at

Sagwell, Mr.

St. Acraze, Marquis of

St. Agatha's church, Rome

St. Alban's

St. Alphage, Canterbury

St. Andera, or Anderas
-, corregidor of
-, persons at
-, prisoners at
-, ships at or from
-, troops at

St. Andrew, the (ship)

St. Andrew's in the Wardrobe, London
-, castle, Low Countries, mutiny at
-, taking of
-, castle, co. Hants, keeper of

St. Asaph

St. Barbe, Hen.

St. Barton's, Abbot of

St. Botolph's parish, London, letter dated from
-, resident in

St. Bride's, London

Sta. Catalena (Spain)
-, ships in

St. Cateline (Italy), capture of

St. Catherine, body of

St. Clement Danes (London)
-, letter dated from
-, burgesses and constables of, letter of

St. Clement's (London)
-, church
-, resident near

St. Cross (Winchester)

St. Domingo (West Indies)

St. Enedor's parish, Cornwall, tithes of grain in, lease of

St. Francis, the (ship)

St. Gadea, Earl of, see Castile, Adelantado of.

St. George
-, the (ship)

St. George's day
-, near Bristol, letter dated from
-, fields (London), troops in
-, Saint Lucar, parson of

St. Germain's, Cornwall, native of

St. Giles's (London)

St. Gilles's (Spain)

St. Gregory's parish, London
-, near Canterbury

St. Helen's Point, ships at

St. Ive's, Cornwall, constables of
-, ships at, to, or from

St. James of Compostella (Spain)

St. James's (London), troops in

St. Jean de Luz (France)
-, French in
-, letters dated from
-, merchants in or of
-, persons at
-, provisions sent to
-, ships at
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
-, de Porto Rico, see Porto Rico.

St. Jerome, the (ship)

St. John, Oliver, Lord St. John of Bletso, Lord Lieutenant of Huntingdonshire
-, affidavit before
-, letter to

St. John Street (London), puppet play in

St. John's (St. Jean de Luz?)
-, letter dated from
-, Isle of Thanet

St. Julian's castle, Lisbon

St. Katherine's (London)
-, Iron Gate at
-, letter dated from
-, Road, ships from

St. Lawrence, Nicholas, 21st Lord Howth
-, Sir Christ., his son

St. Lawrence, Isle of Thanet
-, parish, Isle of Thanet

St. Leger, Sir Warham, servant of

St. Leonard, co. York, monastery of

St. Lucar, Spain, English fugitives at
-, mariners, &c. at, proceedings against
-, native of
-, places in
-, port of
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
-, troops from

St. Malo
-, merchants of
-, paper dated from
-, ships in, to, or from
-, ships of
-, trade with
-, travellers to or from

St. Martha-near-the-Groyne, ships at

St. Martin's-in-the-Fields (London), lease of tenements in
-, residents in

St. Martin's, Exeter

St. Mary-at-Hill, Billingsgate (London)

St. Mary Overy's, Southwark

St. Maryport, Lisbon
-, letter dated from
-, ships at

St. Mary's monastery, co. York, collector for

St. Mathew, the (ship)

St. Mawes fort or castle, co. Cornwall, works at

St. Mellin's, co. Monmouth, resident at

St. Michael, ships to or from
-, (Azores)

St. Neot's rectory, co. Cornwall

St. Nicholas, Isle of Thanet, Court manor at
-, letter dated from
-, parish church
-, rectory of, lease of
-, Island (Plymouth), defences of
-, letter dated from
-, sickness in
-, troops at

St. Omer, English college at
-, priests, &c. at
-, scholar of
-, letter dated from
-, persons at
-, travellers to or from

St. Patrick's church, near Dublin

St. Paul, Sir Geo., letter of

St. Paul, the (ship)

St. Paul's, London
-, Cathedral
-, Dean and Chapter of, quit rents received by
-, churchyard
-, residents in
-, Cross
-, preacher at, see Barlow, Dr.
-, sermons preached at

St. Paul's Chain
-, Wharf

St. Peter, the (ship)

St. Peter's rectory, Carmarthen, lease of
-, Cathedral, Exeter
-, Isle of Thanet
-, London, residents at
-, Hill (London), residents at
-, letter dated from
-, parish, Paul's Wharf, London
-, Northampton
-, Westminster, see Westminster Abbey.

St. Philip, the (ship)

St. Radegund, near Dover

St. Salvadore, the (ship)

St. Sebastian's, Spain
-, letter dated from
-, prisoners at
-, ships at
-, travellers to or from

St. Stephen's, Westminster, almsroom in, grant of

St. Thomas

St. Thomas's Island, Gulf of Guinea
-, chief town of, capture of
-, governor of

St. Tovall's, see Setuval.

St. Ursula's, mistress of
-, person at

St. Uvall's, see Setuval.

St. Valery, Picardy
-, letter dated from
-, ships of
-, ships to
-, troops from

St. Vincent, Cape

Salamanca, commendador of

Salines, Count de

Salisbury, John
-, Owen
-, Sir Rob.

Salisbury
-, letter dated from
-, mayor of, Bowes, Rob., letter of
-, Earl of (John de Montacute)
-, Countess of, Pole, Marg.
-, diocese, commissioners for
-, bishop of, see Cotton, Hen.
-, dean of, commission to

Sally (Africa), ships to

Salmon, Walter

Salmstone rectory, lease of
-, poor at, gift to

Salt
-, ships laden with
-, taken prize

Saltern, Thomas, letter of

Salt Hills, Chislet, Kent, lease of

Saltmarsh, John
-, Wm.
-, death of

Saltonstall, Sir Rich., alderman of London
-, as Lord Mayor
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Samuel, son of

Saltpetre
-, licences to make
-, want of

Saltwood, co. Kent

Saluces, marquisate of

Salwey, Gabriel, lease to

Samford, Hugh, grant to
-, Jno.

Sample, John

Sanderson, Hen., letter of
-, letter to
-, Thos., lease to

Sandforth, Allan, lease to

Sandford, Thos.
-, Martha

Sandham castle

Sandoll, co. Stafford, resident at

Sands, Sir Michael
-, Miles, see Sandys.
-, Sir Thos.
-, Margaret, Lady, his wife, (sister of Lord Cobham)
-, jointure of
-, rents and lands of
-, timber of

Sandwich, commissioners for restraint of passengers at
-, examination before
-, designs against
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, places in or near
-, post
-, residents in, letter of
-, teacher in
-, travellers to or from

Sandys, Wm., 3rd Lord Sandys
-, charges against
-, debts of
-, examination of
-, lands of
-, mother of
-, Catherine, Lady Sandys (his wife)
-, their sons
-, Elizabeth (his daughter)
-, Edwin, her husband
-, sons of

Sandys, (Edwin, late Archbishop of York)
-, sons of
-, or Sands, Miles
-, lease to
-, purchases by
-, sons of
-, Sir Walter
-, sons of
-, family, Kent

Sanf, G., alias Van Molen, letter of

Sanford, Hugh

San Pedro of the Groyne, the

Sanquair, Lord (Crichton, Rob.)

Santa Cruz, Marquis de (Alvar de Bazan)
-, place near

Saphia or Saffi
-, letter dated from

Sapina, Don Carlos de

Saragossa, visit of the King of Spain to

Sarantz, Captain, alias Delescoque, Domingo

Saravia, Dr.

Sark, Mr.

Sark island, lieutenant in
-, letter dated from

Sarwell, lease of lands at

Sas, troops sent to

Satan

Satin
-, customs on

Saunders, Wm., grant to
-, Mr.

Savage, Sir Arthur
-, company of
-, debt due to
-, payment to
-, John, letter of
-, father of
-, Sir John
-, Mary, grant to
-, husband of
-, Robt.
-, advertisements by
-, Mr., payments for
-, Lady
-, traitor

Savell, Wm.

Saville, Sir Hen., provost of Eton college
-, letter of
-, John, Baron of the Exchequer
-, dispensation to

Savour, Joshua, demand by

Savoy
-, troops to

Savoy, Duke of, (Charles Emmanuel I.)
-, (Victor Amadeus), Prince of Piedmont eldest son
-, (Emmanuel Phillibert), second son

Savoy, the (Strand), residents in
-, letters dated from
-, gate

Sawyer, Edw., letter of
-, Rich., M.A., presentation to

Saxey, Hugh, grant to

Sayes park, Herts

Saynte, Wm.

Saywell, the Lord Admiral's servant

Scalby parish, co. Cumberland

Scarborough
-, bailiffs of
-, castle
-, designs against
-, letter dated from
-, resident at
-, ships to
-, travellers to or from

Scarning, co. Norfolk

Schism, treatise on
-, penalties of

Schrimshow, Jas.
-, wife of

Scilly isles
-, captain of, see Godolphin, Sir F.
-, fortifications at
-, harbours of
-, plan of
-, ships at, or for

Sclater, Wm., pardon for

Scorie or Scory, Mr., alchymist

Scot, the, see Scotland, King of.

Scotland, King of, or the Scot (James VI.)
-, ambassador to, see Bowes, Sir Wm.
-, ambassadors of or from
-, beer for
-, descent of
-, designs against
-, designs for his succession to the crown of England
-, assistance to in
-, disaffection to
-, enemies of
-, in connexion with Denmark
-, with Queen Elizabeth
-, with France
-, with the Pope
-, with Spain
-, marriage of
-, payment to
-, persons employed by
-, relatives of
-, religion of
-, servant of
-, Queen of (Anne of Denmark, or the Dane)
-, miracle performed by
-, religion of
-, Henry, Prince (eldest son)
-, Charles, Prince (second son)
-, (Elizabeth), daughter
-, mother of, see Mary Queen of Scots.
-, parents of
-, brother-in-law of (Denmark, King of)

Scotland
-, association in
-, bay
-, borders of
-, lord lieutenant of
-, lord warden of
-, wardens of
-, exiles from
-, exports to
-, forces of
-, government of
-, kings of, portraits of
-, kirk land in
-, letters from, alluded to
-, levying troops in
-, liberty of religion in
-, livings in, restoration to
-, ministers in
-, parliament of
-, places in
-, posts to
-, prisoners in or from
-, residents in
-, scholars from
-, ships of
-, taken prize
-, ships to or from
-, spy in
-, subsidies in
-, travellers to
-, travellers from

Scotney, priest at

Scots or Scottish
-, accident
-, brags
-, Catholic Earls
-, device
-, ensigns
-, faction
-, friar
-, gentlemen
-, Jesuits
-, mariners
-, matters
-, men
-, abroad
-, merchants, ships of
-, noblemen
-, priests
-, Queen, see Mary.
-, tale
-, woman

Scott, Barth., examination before
-, letter of
-, Charles
-, Edward
-, Sir John
-, John, of Bromley
-, Sir Thomas, lease to
-, Sir Walter, laird of Buccleugh
-, son of
-, Wm., examination of
-, Capt.

Scroby, Reinold, lease to
-, Thos., scrivener

Scrope, Thomas le, 10th Lord Scrope, warden of the west marches of England
-, letter to

Scudamore, Sir Jas.
-, first wife of, death of
-, second wife of

Scudamore, Sir John, discharge for
-, or Skidamore, Lady
-, Mr., receiver of Yorkshire, payments by

Scudder, Geo.

Seaflower, the (ship)

Seagar, James

Seale, Robt., letter of
-, Robt., clerk of the check of the guard, payments to

Seaton, Robert, 6th Lord Seaton
-, Alexander (his brother), president of session

Seatons, the

Sebastian, Don, see Portugal, titular King of.

Sebure, Sebeo, or Sebenes, Peter
-, fleet of

Seckford or Sackford, Hen,, keeper of the privy purse
-, payments to

Secretary of State, see also Cecil, Sir Rob.
-, signet for
-, French, see Edmondes, Thos.
-, second, see Herbert, Dr. J.

Sedgrave, Patrick

Seeds and roots

Segovia, King of Spain at

Seine head (France)

Selby, Geo.
-, mayor of Newcastle, letter of
-, Jo.
-, Wm., sen.
-, Wm., jun.
-, Capt.

Selhurst lands, lease of

Selling parsonage, Kent, lease of

Seminaries or colleges
-, for English Catholics abroad, see also Douay, Rheims, Rome, St. Omer, Seville, Spain, and Valladolid, colleges at.

Seminary priests
-, favour to
-, names of
-, passing as mariners
-, proceedings against
-, receivers or harbourers of

Semple or Simple, Robert, 4th Lord Semple
-, Col., uncle of
-, deceased wife of

Seneca, a herb

Sentleger, Sir Anth., examinations before

Serjeant painter

Serjeants-at-law, see also Hele, John.

Serjeants's Inn (London), letter dated from

Seton, Mrs., death of

Settrington parsonage, co. York

Setuval, St. Uvall's, or St. Tovall's, ships at
-, ships from

Severn river

Seville
-, castle at, escape from
-, designs against, by Spain
-, English college at
-, persons at
-, pestilence and deaths in
-, prison at, letter dated from
-, prisoners in
-, from
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, trade with
-, travellers to or from

Seward, Stephen, grant to

Sewers, commissioners for
-, decrees of

Seymour, Edward, Earl of Hertford
-, debts of
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, marriage of
-, servants of
-, Frances, Countess of Hertford, death of
-, Edward, Lord Beauchamp, (eldest son,)
-, Thomas (second son)
-, Lord Henry

Seymour, Edw.
-, examination before
-, letter of
-, John, examination before
-, Mrs., of Devonshire, marriage of

Shallow, Justice

Shapwick parsonage, co. Dorset, lease of

Sharp, Mr.

Sharpe, John
-, Robt., payment to

Sheba, Queen of

Sheen, Surrey, Queen's house at

Sheep skins

Sheeps' hearts, price of

Sheffield, resident at

Sheffield, John, 2nd Lord Sheffield
-, Edmund, 3rd Lord Sheffield
-, as governor of Brill
-, Lodge, letter dated from

Sheldrake, Rich., pardon to

Shelley, Frances, grant to
-, John
-, Rob., grant to
-, W.

Shelton, Sir John, payment to

Shelvingford manor, lease of

Shenley, diocese of Lincoln, rector of

Shepherd, Wm., lease to

Sheppard, Geo.

Sheppey, Isle of, Kent

Sherborne, co. Dorset
-, Lord Warden of the Stannaries at
-, Cowdry, co. Hants, resident at

Sheriff Hutton castle, co. York, warrant for keeping of

Sheriff, Mr., alias Shreve

Sheriffs, see also under the several towns and counties.

Sherley or Shirley, Sir Anth.
-, instructions and advice to
-, letter of
-, religion of
-, Sir Thos.
-, accounts of
-, commissioners on
-, brief of
-, captures by
-, debts of
-, lands of
-, letter of
-, Mr.
-, wife of

Sheron, Don Ferdinando

Sherwood, John, grant to
-, Dr.
-, Elizabeth, wife of

Sherwood Forest, keeper of the game in
-, timber in

Shiers, Geo., grant to

Shillingford, Thos.

Shingleton, Mr.

Shipman, Wm., petition of

Ships, boats, galleys, &c., casual notices of passim; see also English ships, Navy and Fleet.
-, admiral
-, vice
-, building of
-, rewards for
-, burning of
-, captains or commanders of
-, monthly rates of
-, orders for their servants
-, defence of
-, designs against
-, embargo on
-, fitting out of
-, payments for
-, in harbour, expenses of
-, lists of
-, men–of–war see also English men–of–war.
-, merchant
-, convoy for
-, fitting out of
-, lost at sea
-, payments for
-, taken prize
-, ordnance, &c. for or on, see Ordnance on ships.
-, payments for
-, taken prize
-, victuallers
-, payments for
-, victualling of
-, victuals for
-, payments for
-, surveyors of, Quarles, Jas., and Darell, Marm.
-, (foreign), see also under the several countries and towns.
-, names of, viz.:—
-, Advantage, letter dated from
-, Adventure
-, Advice
-, Aid
-, Ann of Queensferry
-, Anne of London
-, Antelope
-, Ark Raleigh
-, Bevis
-, Chaunce of London
-, Crane
-, Crescent of St. Malo
-, Darling
-, David
-, Desire
-, Diana of London
-, of Portsmouth
-, Dreadnought
-, Due Repulse
-, Eagle
-, Edward Bonadventure of London
-, Elizabeth Jonas
-, Filbert
-, George
-, Globe of Lee
-, Golden Dragon
-, Green Dragon of Bristol
-, Griffin fly-boat
-, Guiana
-, Help
-, Jane of Plymouth
-, Jesus of Tenby
-, Jonas of Dungarvon
-, of Hamburg
-, Jonathan
-, Lion
-, of Aldborough
-, Lion's Whelp
-, Margaret and John of Colchester
-, Mary Fortune of Bristol
-, Mary Marthe
-, Mayflower of Edinburgh
-, Mere honour
-, Merlin
-, Mermaid of Hamburg
-, of Harwich
-, Misericordia
-, Moon
-, Naurico Galley
-, Nightingale of Fowey
-, Phœnix of Lyme
-, Popinjay
-, Prosperous of London
-, owners and victuallers of
-, petition of
-, Quittance
-, Rainbow
-, Raven of Bristol
-, Refusal
-, St. Andrew
-, St. Francis
-, St. George
-, St. Jerome
-, St. Matthew
-, St. Paul
-, St. Peter
-, St. Philip
-, St. Salvadore
-, San Pedro of the Groyne
-, Seaflower
-, Spy
-, Sun
-, Swan of Lyme
-, Swart Rutter of Flushing
-, Thomasine
-, Tremontaine
-, Twelve Apostles
-, Vanguard
-, Victory
-, Warspite
-, Whelp
-, White Bear
-, William and John of Fowey

Shirehampton, co. Gloucester, letter dated from

Shirley, Sir Anth., see Sherley.

Shoe Beacon (Kent)
-, Lane, London, resident in

Sholden parsonage, Kent, lease of

Shooting, training for

Shornden Lucas wood, or Lucas farm

Shotley, co. Suffolk, resident at

Shoulford meadows, lease of

Shreve, Mr., alias Sheriff

Shrewsbury, Earl of, see Talbot.

Shropshire, native of
-, places in

Shudley, lands of

Shute, Wm.
-, petition of

Shuttleworth, Sir Rich., justice of peace
-, commission to
-, document signed by
-, judgement of
-, death of

Sibson, Rich., B.D., presentation to
-, Thomas., examination of

Sicily
-, native of
-, provisions from
-, ships from

Sickness, see Plague.

Signet, the
-, books, notes from
-, clerks of, see also Windebank, Thos.; Lake, Thos.
-, keeper of

Silence, justice

Silks
-, customs on
-, farming of

Silkworm, the (poem)

Sillery, M. de

Sillyman, Jeffry

Silva, Don John de, see Portallegro, Condé de.

Silver. see also Gold and Silver.

Simcocks, Walter

Simmes, Capt.

Simnell, Thos., petition of

Simons, Henry, parson, confession before

Simonsburne parsonage, Northumberland, presentation to

Simple, Lord, see Semple.
-, Ma., of Bourdeaux

Singleton, Hen.
-, order by
-, Dr. Thos., certificate by

Sirigatti, Alex., examination of

Sisson, Jas.
-, examination of

Sittingbourne (Kent)
-, rectory, lease of
-, ships in
-, troops from or to

Skalia, Fras., grant to

Skelmer, Cumberland, resident at

Skelton, Geo.
-, daughters of

Skenck Skans (Schenkenschanz, Flanders) battering of

Skidamore, Lady, see Scudamore.

Skinner, Vincent (Exchequer officer), Sir Vincent
-, letters of
-, note by
-, Alderman

Skrimshaw, Rich.

Slack, Rich., licence to
-, Father

Slanning, Nich.

Slanying, Gamall

Slaves

Sleeve, the, ships to

Slegge, Mr.

Sligo, O'Conor

Sligo, ships to

Slinfold, Sussex, lease of lands in

Slocombe, John

Sluys, designs against
-, fort at
-, galleys of
-, governor of (Ribas, John de)
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships building at
-, siege of
-, traveller to
-, treaty with

Slyfield, Joseph

Smith, Andrew
-, Arthur, examination of
-, Fras., examination of
-, Gilbert
-, John, licence to
-, John of Northbourne
-, Laurence, pension to
-, Nich.
-, Otwell
-, assignee of
-, Rich.
-, grant to

Smith, Dr. Rich.
-, book written by
-, Robt.
-, bond by
-, Thomas
-, grant to
-, letter of
-, Wm., D.D.
-, or Smithe, Wm.
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, notes by
-, Capt.
-, Dr., Queen's physician
-, death of
-, Father
-, Mr., barrister of Gray's Inn.
-, Mr., customs' officer
-, Mr., of Radwinter
-, Mr., of Redrith

Smithson, John, document signed by
-, Rob., purchase by

Smyth, W., letter of

Smythe, Sir John
-, letter of
-, liberation of
-, John
-, father of
-, brother of, see Symthe, Thos.
-, report by
-, Reginald, letter of
-, Robt., letter of
-, Thos., sheriff of London
-, examination of
-, proofs against
-, Sarah, wife of
-, brother of, see Smythe, John.

Snaith parsonage and court, lease of

Snape, co. York, house at

Snapes, Robt.

Snarford, co. Lincoln, letter dated from

Snargate (Kent), resident at

Sneddall, Hen., letter of

Snelling, Robert, mayor of Thetford
-, letter of
-, robber, execution of

Snelston Meadow, lease of

Snigg, Geo., recorder of Bristol, examination before
-, letter of

Snoode, Jas.

Snosman, John, grant to

Snowden, Jas.

Snowdon Forest, Wales, forester of

Soame, Sir Stephen, examination before
-, as Lord Mayor of London
-, letters of
-, Mr.

Sodalitians, the

Soissons, Count (Charles de Bourbon)

Soldiers, casual notices of, passim; see also Army, English forces, Trained bands, and Volunteers, and the several garrison towns.
-, aged, grants to
-, arming of
-, charges of
-, clothing of
-, coat and conduct money for
-, desertion of
-, executed for
-, discharge of
-, favour of, towards the Earl of Essex
-, killed in action
-, levying of
-, expenses of
-, maimed, hospital for
-, pensions to
-, receipts by
-, treasurer for, see Gavell, Fras.
-, names of
-, officers of
-, payments of
-, Queen's care for
-, sick
-, training of, instructions for
-, transport of
-, payments for
-, unwillingness of, to go to Ireland
-, victualling of
-, payments for

Solicitor-General, see Fleming, Thos.

Solicitors

Somerset, Edward, 4th Earl of Worcester
-, letter of
-, note by
-, Henry, Lord Herbert of Chepstow
-, Anne, Lady Herbert of Chepstow

Somerset, Duke of (John de Beaufort)
-, descendants of
-, Herald, Glover, Rob.
-, House (London)

Somersetshire
-, gentry of
-, native of
-, places in
-, sheriff of, warrant to
-, ships built by
-, troops in

Sonnales, Phil.
-, Marta Hernandez, wife of

Sorbonne, French Doctor of

Sorbonnist, a

Sorrias, Isle of, (Azores?)

Sotherton, John, purchase by
-, Noel or Nowell

Soubiboure, near Bayonne, inhabitants of
-, notary at

Soubize, M. de

Sound, the, ships in, to, or from

Sourdeac, M. de, governor of Brest
-, letter of
-, secretary of
-, wife of

Sourly, kinsman of Tyrone

Southampton, Earl and Countess of, see Wriothesley.

Southampton
-, assizes at
-, castle at
-, custom house at
-, comptroller of
-, customs' officers at
-, description of
-, fairs at, licence for
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of, see Jefferey, John.
-, mayor, &c. of, petition of
-, residents in
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from

South Cape, ships to

Southcott, Thos.

Southflake fields, lease of lands in

South Sea, captures in
-, ships to

Southwark (London), justices of peace for
-, places in
-, residents in

Southwell, Eliz, grant to
-, Sir Robt., grant to
-, death of
-, Lady, widow of
-, re-marriage of, alluded to
-, R.
-, Thos.
-, Thos. (ward)

Southwood lands, Kent, lease of

Sowyar, H., letter of

Spa, persons at

Spacie, Mr.

Spain, King of, or the Catholic King (Philip II.)
-, as King of England
-, army of, see Spain, army of.
-, chamberlain of
-, commendations of
-, debts of
-, designs against
-, designs of, against England
-, against the Queen
-, in reference to Ireland
-, factors of
-, marriage of, with Queen Mary
-, oath of
-, peace with
-, pensions to the English by
-, discontinuance of
-, secretary of, see Idiaques, Don Juan de.
-, service to
-, illness of
-, reported death of
-, death of
-, funeral, &c. of
-, will of, alluded to
-, transactions in his time
-, son of, see Philip III., as Prince.
-, daughter of, or the Infanta
-, marriage arrangements of
-, present to
-, proposed succession of, to the Crown of England
-, husband of, see Austria, Albert, Archduke of.

Spain, King of (Philip III.), the Catholic King, or the Spaniard
-, as Prince
-, accident to
-, confessor of
-, coronation of
-, council of
-, of war of
-, court of
-, crown of
-, death of, reported
-, debts of
-, designs of, relative to England
-, relative to his succession to the Crown of England
-, relative to Ireland
-, against France
-, Holland
-, the Low Countries
-, Portugal
-, Turkey and heretics
-, Zealand
-, designs against
-, dislike to, in Spain
-, dominions of
-, favour of, towards Catholics
-, favourite of
-, forces of
-, general of
-, gifts or grants of
-, illness of
-, letters of, alluded to
-, letters to, alluded to
-, marriage of
-, offers of assistance to
-, officers of, contract with
-, peace with
-, pensions or salaries paid to the English by
-, discontinuance of
-, progress or visits of
-, rebellion against
-, revenue of
-, secretary of, see Idiaques, Don Juan.
-, service to
-, ships built for
-, spy of
-, stipendiary to
-, writings against
-, Queen of (Margaret of Austria)
-, major domo of
-, sister of, see Philip II., daughter of, the Infanta.
-, brother-in-law of (Albert of Austria)
-, father-in-law of (Duke of Florence)

Spain
-, admiral of, vice
-, ambassadors from
-, to
-, army of
-, bishopric in
-, clergy of
-, cloth arrested in
-, coasts of
-, colleges or seminaries in, (English)
-, court of, see Spain, King of, court of.
-, courtier in
-, famine in
-, fleets of see also Ships of.
-, designs against
-, general or admiral of see also Castile, Adelantado of; Brochero, Don Diego; and Suriago, Don Pedro.
-, officers in or of
-, plague in
-, wants of
-, for treasure or plate see also Indian fleet.
-, grandees of
-, Hotspurs of
-, in connexion with England
-, with France
-, with Germany
-, with Holland
-, in connexion with Ireland
-, with the Low Countries
-, with Scotland
-, Infanta of, see Spain, Philip II., King of, daughter of.
-, intelligence or news in or from
-, Kings of
-, Knights of the Golden Fleece in
-, league with
-, mariners of, see Spanish mariners.
-, merchants of, see Spanish merchants.
-, munition and victuals sending to, edict against
-, contract for
-, Navy of, see Ships of.
-, news from
-, nobility of
-, North Cape of, see North Cape.
-, peace with
-, persons in
-, pikes of
-, pilot royal of
-, pilots of
-, places in
-, plague in
-, ports in, ships in
-, postmasters in
-, preachers in, sermons of
-, priests and Jesuits in
-, priests from or to
-, prisoners in or from
-, reprisals against
-, residents in
-, ships or navy of see also Fleet of.
-, admiral
-, vice
-, argosies
-, armadas
-, building of
-, ships or navy of, burnt
-, captures by
-, carracks
-, carrying English colours
-, designs against
-, engagement with
-, Englishmen serving in
-, fights with
-, fishing hoats of
-, Frenchmen serving in
-, galleons
-, galleys, &c.
-, admiral of
-, building of
-, captains in
-, generals of
-, persons condemned to
-, Irish serving in
-, Italians serving in
-, lost at sea
-, men-of-war
-, merchant
-, provisions for
-, sickness in
-, taken prize
-, taken up to serve
-, victuallers
-, ships from
-, ships in
-, ships to
-, sickness in
-, South of, ships in, arrest of
-, trade with
-, travellers from
-, travellers to
-, treaties with
-, troops to or from
-, troops of
-, levies of
-, truce of, with France
-, war with

Spalding, co. Lincoln

Spaniard, a, work written by

Spaniard, the, see Spain, King of.

Spaniards
-, designs of, relative to England
-, in connection with France
-, the Low Countries
-, loyalty of
-, names of
-, payment to
-, prisoners taken by
-, execution of
-, release of

Spanish
-, abbey
-, advertisements
-, armada, see Armada.
-, army see also Spanish soldiers.
-, defeat of
-, mutiny of
-, non-payment of
-, payments of
-, service in
-, sickness in
-, attempts
-, bishops
-, books
-, camp, persons at
-, officers of
-, captains
-, carracks, see Spain, ships of, carracks.
-, commanders
-, commissioners
-, corn
-, correspondence, extracts from, (1598)
-, crown
-, cruelty
-, dominions
-, ensigns
-, faction
-, fleet, see Spain, fleet of.
-, forces
-, friar, book by
-, gallantry
-, galleys and galleons, see Spain, ships of.
-, garrisons
-, generals
-, see also Castile, Adelantado of.
-, gentleman
-, goods taken prize
-, government
-, hearts
-, inquisition
-, invasion
-, ladies
-, language
-, translations from
-, letters alluded to
-, mariners
-, merchants
-, money
-, news
-, pride.
-, prisoners
-, allowances for
-, proclamation
-, Proverb
-, Punctilios
-, slaves
-, soldiers, see also Spanish army.
-, mutiny of.
-, spy
-, subjects
-, treasure or money, see also Spain, fleet of, for treasure.
-, lost at sea
-, taken prize
-, tyranny

Spaniels, and see Dogs.

Sparke, John, of Plymouth
-, John, secretary to the Earl of Derby, letter of
-, wife of

Speake, Sir George

Speed, Jno.

Spelsbury manor, co. Oxon

Spencer, Hance
-, wife of
-, brother of
-, Sir John
-, grant to
-, purchase by
-, servant of
-, daughter of
-, marriage of
-, Thos.
-, Mr.

Spenser, Edmund, the poet, death of

Spicer, Mr.

Spicery, clerk of
-, ships laden with
-, yeoman of

Spices
-, garblership of

Spilman, John, petition of
-, Thos.

Spinola, Marquis
-, Sir Andrea
-, servant of
-, Bapt.
-, Ferdinando
-, Frederico
-, father of
-, Hortensio, confession of
-, declarations of
-, house of

Spita, Francisco

Spondon rectory, co. Derby

Sprackling, Adam
-, Robt.

Sprintado, Sir

Spurn Head, co. York

Spy, the (ship)

Squier, Edw.
-, declaration by
-, examinations of
-, wife and children of

Stables, the, marshal farrier of

Stade, English at
-, merchant adventurers at
-, trade with

Stafford, Lady Dorothy
-, Sir Edw.
-, Edward
-, Capt. Fras., grant to

Stafford, Sir F.
-, Lady
-, Mr.
-, Mrs.

Staffordshire
-, places in
-, residents in
-, traveller from

Stags, see Deer.

Staines, Middlesex, traveller to

Stallenge, Wm.
-, allowances to
-, instructions by
-, letters of
-, letter to

Stamford, Robt.
-, brother-in-law of

Stamford, co. Lincoln, Lord Burghley buried at
-, manor and lordship of
-, mayor, &c. of, letter to

Standard, the, Cheapside

Standen, Mr.

Stanhope, Edw.
-, Dr. Edw., chancellor of the Archbishop of Canterbury and Bishop of London
-, examination before
-, letter of
-, John
-, grant to
-, letter to
-, Sir John, treasurer of the Chamber, treasurer at War, master of the posts
-, deputy of
-, grants to
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, payment by
-, payments to
-, warrants to
-, cousin of, Sec. Cecil
-, Michael
-, petition of
-, Sir Thos.

Stanley, Margaret, Countess of Derby (widow of Henry 4th Earl)
-, Ferdinand, 5th Earl of Derby
-, Alice, Countess dowager of Derby
-, Queen dining with
-, (Anne, eldest daughter ?) Lady Strange
-, Lady Frances (2nd daughter)
-, Lady Elizabeth (3rd daughter)

Stanley, William, Lord Strange,; 6th Earl of Derby
-, commission to
-, lands of, value of
-, secretary to
-, Elizabeth, Countess of Derby

Stanley, Lieut.-Col. Sir Edw.
-, John
-, accomplices of
-, declarations of
-, examination of
-, Thos., grant to
-, Sir William
-, brother of
-, colours of
-, company of
-, death of, reported
-, designs against
-, letter of, alluded to
-, letter to
-, officers of
-, religion of
-, servants of

Stanmore-the-Less, alias Witchurch, co. Middlesex

Stannaries, warden of (Sir W. Raleigh)

Stanyhurst, Rich.

Stapers, Rich., payment to

Staple, the, mayor of

Stapleton, Dr.

Starch, unlawful manufacture of

Star chamber, the
-, clerk of
-, council of
-, document dated from
-, officers of, collections from
-, proceedings of
-, speeches in
-, suit in

Starford, townsmen of

State, the see also England.
-, arguments of
-, books against
-, danger or injury to
-, enemies of
-, favour to
-, matters or affairs of
-, prayers for
-, secretary of, see Cecil, Sir R.
-, French, see Edmondes, Thos.
-, second, see Herbert, John.
-, service to

States, the, see Holland and Low Countries, States of.
-, foreign

Stationers' Company, London, wardens of

Statute law

Statutes, see Acts of Parliament.
-, notes from
-, of the Realm, document printed in

Stawke, priest

Steaven, Mr.
-, wife of
-, brother of

Stephens, Edw., shipbuilder, rewards to

Stepneth, Alban, justice of peace, examination before
-, letters of

Sterrell [Wm.], letter to

Stevens, John
-, Thos., see Canterton.
-, Catholic

Steward, Mark

Steward, Lord High, of England, Lord Buckhurst

Stewart, Francis, Earl of Bothwell
-, duel with
-, cousin of
-, Patrick

Stileman, John, letters of

Stillyard, the, London
-, merchants of
-, officers of
-, storehouses of, cordage sent to
-, suppression of

Stockett, Hum.
-, Thos.

Stockman, Wm., grant to

Stocks, the
-, persons put into

Stokes church (co. Oxford)

Stone, Edward, purchase by
-, Humfrey, of Cheapside
-, John

Stonehouse, near Plymouth, native of

Stone Marsh, lease of

Stonton, Capt.

Storey, Geoffry, pension to

Stourbridge fair, governor of

Stourmouth, Kent, lease of lands in

Stow manor, Killingbury, co. Northampton, lease of

Stowell, John

Stowey, J., letter of

Straits, the, mariners at
-, shipmasters from, report by
-, ships in
-, ships to or from
-, trade with

Strand, London
-, letter dated from
-, residents in
-, White Hart in

Strange, Lord and Lady, see Stanley.
-, Patrick
-, letter of

Strangers, see Aliens.

Stratfeild, Robt.

Stratford-on-Avon, exemption from payment of subsidies for

Stratton, co. Cornwall, provost marshal for
-, Grange, co. Hants, tenths in

Straw, Jack

Strode, Sir Wm.
-, examination before
-, grant to
-, letters of

Stuart, Margaret, Countess of Lenox
-, Charles, her son
-, Lady Arabella
-, proposed marriage of, with
-,-, Henry IV. of France
-,-, proposed marriage of, with Dudley Earl of Leicester

Stubbs meadow, lease of

Stuppeney, Clement

Stutton, co. York

Style, John, purchase by

Subsidies
-, collectors or commissioners of
-, discharge or exemption from
-, non-payment of
-, payment of
-, seizures for

Sudborne parsonage, diocese of Norwich

Sudell, Hen., affirmation by

Suego, Antonio

Suffolk, ale or beer brewed in
-, cloth
-, malt
-, native of
-, places in
-, resident in
-, Sheriff of, letters to
-, ships built by
-, troops raised in
-, house of, descendants of

Sugar
-, taken prize

Sugden, Wm.
-, Mr., payments by

Sumers, Mat.

Sun, the (ship)

Sunning, tenement in

Sunninghill Park, Windsor, game in

Supremacy
-, oath of
-, refusal to take

Suriago, Don Pedro, Spanish naval commander
-, ships of

Surrey
-, ale or beer brewed in
-, justices of, document signed by
-, examinations before
-, lands and places in
-, Lord Lieutenant of
-, sheriff of, warrants to
-, ships built by
-, trained bands in
-, troops from
-, troops raised in
-, West, constables in, receipts by
-, maimed soldiers in

Surveyor, Mr.

Sus (Morocco), alcade of
-, troops to

Sussex, ale or beer brewed in
-, lands and places in
-, persons in
-, resident in
-, sheriff of, warrants to
-, ships built by
-, troops from
-, troops raised in
-, Earl of, see Ratcliffe.

Suthes, Wm., grant to

Sutton, Edw., Lord Dudley

Sutton, co. Lincoln

Sutton Regis, co. Northampton, prebend of
-, Valence, co. Kent

Swaffham manor, co. Norfolk

Swallowfield, co. Wilts, inhabitants of

Swan, Rich., pardon to
-, Thos.

Swan of Lyme, the (ship)

Swan tavern, Clerkenwell

Swans, breeding of, royalty of

Swarling, tithes, &c. of, lease of

Swart Rutter of Flusing, the

Sweden
-, King of (Sigismund)
-, daughter of
-, persons in
-, places in

Sweet, John, pardon to
-, (priest)

Swift, James, indenture by
-, Robt. B. L., justice of peace for Durham, examination before

Swingfield preceptory, Kent

Swinhow, co. Northumberland, lease of lands in

Swinnerton, John
-, grant to

Swite, Mr.

Sydney, Sir Hen.
-, Lady Mary, his wife
-, Sir Philip
-, Sir Robt., governor of Flushing
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, statement by
-, wife of

Symonds, Helen
-, Thos.

Symons, or Symonds. Thos., letters to

Synes (or Sines, Portugal), ships near

Syria