P.

P., Signor

P. M. grant to

Pacisco, Mr.

Packets see Posts.

Packington, John

Pagans

Page, Thos., petition of

Paget, Thomas, 3rd Lord Paget
-, Jas.
-, Wm.
-, Anne, wife of

Paicock, Gregory, see Peacock.

Paine, Allan

Palatine, Count (Frederic III.)
-, Prince Casimir, (administrator of the Palatinate)

Palmer, Brian
-, letter to
-, John
-, wife and children of
-, Thos.

Pamphlets, see Books.

Pangborne Manor, co. Berks

Papistry
-, discourse on

Papists
-, names of
-, lists of
-, proceedings against

Paris
-, Court at
-, letters dated from
-, persons in
-, Place de Grève in, letter dated from
-, Sorbonnists in
-, travellers to or from
-, troops to

Park Hall, co. Warwick, resident at

Parker, Henry, 10th Lord Morley
-, cook to
-, lands, &c. of
-, letters of
-, children of
-, ancestors of
-, Elizabeth, Lady Morley
-, brother of, E. of Derby
-, Edward, eldest son
-, Dr. Thos., elder brother of Lord
-, Morley
-, Dr. Thos., Lord Morley's brother, letter of
-, Edm., youngest brother
-, Edward, brother

Parker, Matthew, Archbishop of Canterbury
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, revenue of
-, funeral of, expense of
-, life of, by Strype, document printed in
-, Phil.
-, Sir Philip
-, Roger
-, Wm., letter of
-, pension to
-, Mr.
-, wife of

Parkins, Mr.

Parkinson, servant to the Earl of Westmoreland
-, Mrs.

Parliament
-, Acts of
-, argument in
-, bills in
-, suitors to
-, treatise addressed to
-, writs of

Parma, Margaret, Duchess of, Regent of the Low Countries

Parr, Wm., Marquis of Northampton
-, lands of

Parret, Simon, document signed by

Parrot, or Parratt, John

Parry, Blanche
-, Sir Thos., late Treasurer of the Household
-, Ann, widow of, grant to
-, Mr.

Parson, Mistress
-, mother of
-, brother of
-, father-in-law of

Parton Creek, co. Cumberland

Partridge, Margaret, letter of
-, husband of
-, children of
-, father of
-, brother and sister of

Passes or passports alluded to

Paston, Sir Wm.
-, Mrs.

Patent rolls, entries on

Patents, selling of

Paternoster row, London

Patrick, a Papist

Patron, Thos., certificate of burial of
-, children of, certificate of birth of

Pattenson, Rich.

Pattison, John
-, Thos.

Paulet, William, Marquis of Winchester, Lord Treasurer
-, letters of
-, warrant to, alluded to
-, Elizabeth, Marchioness of Winchester
-, Lord Chidiock
-, Sir Amias
-, certificate by
-, letter to
-, letters of
-, train of
-, Geo., bailiff of Jersey, Lieutenant of Jersey
-, certificate by
-, commission to
-, letter of
-, Sir Hugh, Captain of Jersey
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Lady, widow of
-, Thos.
-, Sir Wm.
-, Mr.

Paul's, see St. Paul's.

Payler, Wm., certificate by

Payne, Hilary, petition of
-, Rich.

Peace

Peacock or Paicock, Gregory
-, examination of
-, Mathew, bond of
-, Rich.
-, bond of
-, Wm.
-, bond of
-, examination of

Peckham, Sir Robt., death of

Peckora River

Pedigrees

Pedlars

Peele, Jas., receipts by

Peers, see Noblemen.

Pelham, Wm., Lieutenant of the ordnance
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, payments to
-, receipts by
-, Lady Elinor, wife of
-, funeral of
-, brother of, see Neville, Chas., E. of Westmoreland.

Pelham Parsonage

Pells, office of

Pelysudder (Cumberland)

Pemberton, Robt
-, Thos., son of

Pembroke, Earl of, see Herbert.
-, Earls of, genealogical table of

Pembrokeshire, pirates or piracy in, Commis sioners for

Penal statutes, actions on
-, execution of

Penecott, Wm.

Penington, Wm.

Penny, Bryan, receipts by

Pennyman, Rob.

Penrhyn, borough of
-, letter dated from

Penrith
-, place near
-, resident at

Pensions, grants of

Percy, Henry, 6th E. of Northumberland
-, Thomas, 7th E. of Northumberland
-, gentlemen or retainers of
-, lands, &c., of
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, offices of
-, pages of
-, poverty of
-, report by
-, servants of, see also Hamlyn, Jas.; Swinoe, Jas.; Widdrington, Robert.
-, signature of
-, tenants of
-, ward of
-, proclaimed a rebel
-, proclamations by
-, rebellion of
-, forces of
-, pardon refused by
-, capture of
-, prisoner
-, interrogatories for examination of
-, answers of
-, examinations of
-, execution of
-, children of
-, brother of, see Percy, Sir Henry.
-, cousins of
-, Anne, Countess of Northumberland
-, clerk of the kitchen to
-, gentleman of
-, gentlewoman of
-, letter to
-, pension paid to, by King of Spain
-, poverty of
-, presents to, from the Queen of Scots
-, servants of
-, Henry, 8th Earl of Northumberland

Percy, Sir Henry, Captain of Norham and Tynemouth Castles
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, officers of
-, servants of
-, Henry, son of
-, Thomas, son of

Percy Bridge, Yorkshire, rebels at

Perez

Perrin, Hugh

Perrott, Sir John, President of Munster
-, servants and tenants of

Persia, Gulf of

Peru, ships to

Peryman, Jas.
-, Alice, wife of

Peter, or St. Peter

Peterborough, Bishop of, Scambler, Edm.
-, Dean of, see Latimer, Dr. Wm.

Petitte, Ceriack

Peto, Mr.

Petre, Robert, letter of
-, Sir Wm.
-, wife of
-, son and heir of
-, brother of
-, Mr.

Pett, Mr.

Pewter

Pharisees

phenik, Tristram

Philip and Mary, orders in Chancery, in time of

Philipson, Capt., see Phippson.

Phillips, Avery
-, son of

Philosophy

Philpot, Rich.
-, Mr.
-, tenants of

Phippson, or Philipson, Capt., pirate

Phœdix, the (ship)

Physic, doctors of

Physicians

Picardy

Pickering Lithe
-, Manor

Pickering, Hugh, will of
-, Alice, wife of
-, John, son of
-, Geo., son of
-, Richard, son of
-, Thomas, son of
-, Alice, daughter of
-, Anne, daughter of
-, husband of
-, Elizabeth, daughter of
-, Ellen, daughter of
-, Margaret, daughter of
-, Lancelot
-, Peter
-, Thos.
-, examination of
-, Wm.
-, Christopher, elder son of
-, younger son of
-, issue of
-, Sir Wm.
-, Mr.
-, Mrs.

Pictures
-, portraits

Piedmont

Pierce, John

Pierpoint, apothecary
-, attorney

Pignon, John Andrea

Pigott, Hen., warrant to

Pikeman, Capt.

Pilkington, Jas., Bishop of Durham
-, commission to
-, counsel of
-, letter of
-, letter to
-, servant of
-, Dr.

Pillen, Wm., deposition of
-, brother of

Pillory, the

Pimperne Hundred, co. Dorset

Pins

Pioneers
-, foreign

Piracy
-, Commissioners on
-, certificates by
-, deputies of
-, inquisition before
-, letters of

Pirates
-, captures by
-, execution of
-, fines assessed upon
-, lands, goods, &c. of
-, names of
-, persons dealing with
-, proclamation against
-, ships of

Pitt, Mr.

Place de Grève, Paris

Plague, or sickness, the

Plans and Maps

Plate, see also Silver.

Plessis, Monsieur de

Plice, John

Plompton, or Plumpton, Mr.

Ploughs

Ployden, a papist

Plumpton, Mr., see Plompton.

Plumtree

Pluralities, statutes against

Plymouth
-, ships at
-, ships of
-, ships to

Poems, or verses

Poisons

Polison, Mr.

Pomfret, or Pontefract
-, Castle
-, persons at
-, travellers to or from

Poole, Sir Giles, letter to

Poole, ships at

Poor, the, employment of
-, oppression of
-, relief of

Poorestock Manor, co., Dorset

Pope, Paul, notary

Pope, the, or Bishop of Rome
-, (Innocent III.)
-, (Pius, IV.)
-, (Pius V.)
-, ambassador of
-, bulls of
-, money sent by, to Scotland
-, pardons of
-, (Gregory XIII.)
-, bull of
-, forces of
-, pensions paid by
-, plenary indulgences, &c. granted by

Popery

Popingay, Jno

Popinjay, Rich., account of

Popish doctrine
-, holiness

Porter, Austen, or Augustine
-, Edm
-, Grisogan
-, Thos., letter of
-, brother of
-, Wm.
-, agreement by
-, letter of
-, recognizance of
-, servant of

Portland, alias Portland, Manor, co. Dorset

Portsmouth
-, armour from
-, captain of
-, castle at
-, custom officers at
-, garrison in
-, ordnance at, stores for
-, ships at
-, ships near
-, state of
-, stores required at
-, surveyor of works at
-, townsmen of

Portugal, King of
-, Ambassador of
-, discoveries and possessions of
-, intended wife of
-, servant of
-, service to
-, ships or fleet of

Portugal
-, Alfandiga (prison) in
-, designs against
-, fishery
-, persons in
-, ships in, arrest of
-, trade with
-, traveller to

Portuguese
-, merchant

Post horse, the (ship)
-, horses

Posts and packets
-, master of, Randolph, Thos.

Potres

Pott, Thos.

Potter, Mr.

Poultry, London, the Cock in

Powell, priest

Power, Mr.

Powsfoot Creek, co. Cumberland

Poynings, Sir Adrian
-, death of

Pragel's Band

Pratt, John, Archdeacon of St. David's, bond by

Preachers

Preaching

Precious stones

Presbyterians

Preshante, Peter

President, Lord, see Sydney, Sir Rob., Preof Wales.

Prestall, Mr.

Preston in Amounderness
-, Pans, ship of

Preston, Eliz.
-, husband of

Preston, John, alias Cock

Price, Wm.
-, Capt.

Prideaux, Mr.

Priere, Jeffrey, petition of

Priests
-, (Romish or Catholic), see also Archpriests.
-, abroad
-, engaged in the rebellion in the North
-, names of
-, secular

Prince, the young

Princes
-, foreign

Pringell, Geo.
-, letter of

Printers, Queen's letter to

Privy Chamber, the
-, ladies and grooms of, see Elizabeth, Household of.

Privy Council, the
-, appearances before
-, Chamber
-, clerk of
-, designs against
-, members of, or Privy Councillors
-, exemptions for
-, orders or warrants of, alluded to
-, subjects referred to
-, letters of, to:—
-, Bethell, surveyor
-, Boynton, Thos.
-, Canterbury, Archbishop of
-, Chester, Corporation of
-, Gate, Sir Hen.
-, Jenkins, Receiver
-, Jersey, Capt. of
-, London, Lord Mayor of
-, Paulet, Amias
-, Poole, Sir Giles
-, Rokeby, Ralph
-, letters of, alluded to
-, orders of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, petitions to
-, alluded to
-, other documents addressed to
-, register of
-, spy of
-, statement read at
-, suits to, alluded to
-, warrants of, alluded to

Privy seal, or signet
-, clerks of, see Clerke, Edw.; Jones, R.; Oseley, R.; Kerry, Thos.; Windebank, Thos.
-, fees received by
-, names of
-, loans
-, office

Prizes

Probert, Mr.

Proclamations
-, alluded to

Prometheus

Promoters, restraints on, proposed
-, Act to repress

Property, descent of

Prophecies
-, book of

Protections, writs of
-, alluded to

Protestants
-, in France, see French Huguenots.

Proverbs

Provosts, exemptions for

Prudhoe or Purdow (Northumberland)

Psalms, the

Ptolemy

Puddell Hinton Liberty, co. Dorset

Puddle town Hundred, co. Dorset

Pudsey, Ambrose
-, father of

Puffins paid as rent

Pullen, servant to Thos. Markenfeld
-, father of

Pullison or Pullyson, alderman Thos.

Purbright, co. Surrey

Purdow or Prudhoe, Northumberland

Puritan, a, declaration by

Puritans
-, of London, supplication of

Pursuivants

Purveyors

Puttenham, Geo.
-, wife of

Pyddle Trenthide Liberty, co. Dorset

Pygot, Robt.
-, wife of
-, children of

Pyne, Hen.

Q.

Quadring, Thos.

Quatremain, Roger

Queen, the see Elizabeth.

Queen's Bench, see King's Bench.

R.

R., cousin of Leonard Dacre
-, William, son of

Raby
-, lands in
-, rebels in

Rack (torture of), see also Torture.

Radford, Thos.

Radulphus de Albo Monasterio

Raglans, the, genealogical table of

Ralayes Farm

Raleigh, Sir Walter, the (ship)

Ramikins, the, ships to

Ramridge, John, receipt by

Randall, Mrs.
-, son of
-, daughter of

Randolph or Randall, Thos., ambassador to Russia, 81; ambassador to Scotland
-, account by
-, commission by
-, Thos., Master of the Posts, and Chamberlain of the Exchequer
-, letters to
-, Wm.

Ratcliffe, Thos., 11th Earl of Sussex, Lord President of the Council of the North Lieut. — General of the North
-, allowances to
-, army under
-, charges of
-, payment of
-, as uncle to Lady Hungerford
-, causes why he could not apprehend the Earl of Northumberland
-, chaplain of
-, commission to
-, drafts, &c. by
-, instructions to
-, knights made by
-, letters of
-, abstracts of
-, letters to
-, lieutenant to
-, notes, &c. of
-, orders by
-, proclamations by
-, alluded to
-, Queen's visit to
-, report by
-, seal of
-, secretary of
-, servants of
-, see also Freville, George.
-, signature of
-, brother of, see Ratcliffe, Sir Henry.
-, bastard or half, see Ratcliffe, Egremont.
-, cousin of
-, Frances, Countess of Sussex
-, cousin of

Ratcliffe, Sir Henry, brother of the Earl of Sussex
-, Egremont, bastard brother of the Earl of Sussex
-, letters of
-, Sir Geo.

Ravenglass
-, Creek, co. Cumberland

Ravis, Thos.

Rawe, Roger

Reade, Sir Rich.

Readhead, Phil., confession of

Reading, Berks

Realm, the, see England.

Rebellion in the North
-, memorials of, see Sharpe.
-, services in suppressing
-, suppression of
-, (foreign)

Rebels
-, abroad
-, aiders of
-, arms of
-, attainder of
-, captures by
-, Commissioners for compounding with
-, condemned
-, ensigns of
-, executed
-, fines inflicted on
-, flight of
-, forces of
-, pay of
-, harbourers of
-, lands, goods, &c. of
-, surveyors of
-, leaders of
-, names of
-, pardons to
-, proceedings against
-, proclamations of
-, red crosses worn by
-, slain
-, taken prisoners

Receipts and payments, book of

Record, courts of
-, officers in
-, office, works at

Records
-, keepers of

Recusants, lands of
-, proceedings against

Redcross Street, London, residents in

Redell, Laird of

Redhoane Hundred, co. Dorset

Redlanc Hundred, co. Dorset

Redley, Hen.

Redmaine, Mr., servant of

Redman, interpreter

Reed, Capt. Wm.
-, letter of
-, petition of
-, Mr.

Religion
-, (Catholic, or Romish), see also Catholic faith.
-, persons banished for
-, prisoners for
-, (Protestant)
-, reformation of

Remembrancer's office (Exchequer), Queen's

Renes, M. de

Requesens, Louis de, see Low Countries, Governor of.

Requests, Court of
-, appearances at
-, Masters of
-, letters to, see also Sackford, Hen.; Dale, Dr.; Haddon, Dr.; Wilson, Dr.; letters to.
-, orders of
-, suits in

Reskinner, John, letter to

Retainers, statutes against

Reulx, Count de
-, troops of
-, son-in-law of

Revell, John

Revels, Master of
-, office of
-, yeoman of

Revenue
-, increase of
-, officers

Rhé, Isle of, designs against

Rheims, letter dated from
-, seminary at

Rhine, Count Palatine of (Frederic III.)

Ribton, Edm.

Ricarton, Laird

Riccards Castle, Shropshire

Richard III., grants by

Richard, servant to the Earl of Derby
-, Mr.

Richardgate, Carlisle

Richardson, Peter
-, Mr.

Richeis, Geordye, alias Grame, Geo.
-, Willye, alias Grame, Wm.

Richmond (Surrey), Court at
-, letters dated from
-, (Yorkshire)
-, bailiffs and governors of, letter to
-, document dated from
-, letter dated from
-, rebels in
-, residents in
-, travellers to

Richmondshire
-, levying men in
-, lieutenant of
-, native of
-, place in
-, rebels in
-, executed in
-, lands of
-, residents in
-, steward of
-, travellers to or from
-, troops in or to

Riddesdale (Scotland)

Ridley, Hen.

Ridyng, Wm., letter of

Rigby, co. Lancaster, bailiff of

Ringmer, co. Sussex
-, lands in
-, resident in

Ripon, co. York
-, letters dated from
-, places in or near
-, rebels in
-, execution of
-, resident in
-, stewardship of
-, travellers to or from
-, troops at
-, sent to

Rivers, Jno., letters of

Rizzio, David, secretary to Mary Queen of Scots, murder of

Robin Hood's Bay

Robinson, Jas.
-, Thos., lease by
-, Dr. Thos.

Rochelle
-, news from
-, ships to
-, travellers to

Rochester
-, Castle
-, residents in
-, ships from
-, of
-, traveller to
-, prebend in

Rocliffe, or Rokely
-, Castle
-, capture of
-, travellers to or from
-, pirates in, Commissioners for
-, residents in

Roda, Hier de

Rodam, Robt.

Rodbourne, or Rodburne

Rodes, Fras.
-, allowances to

Roebuck, the (ship)

Rogers, Danl.
-, letter of
-, letters to
-, Wm.

Rogues

Rohan, M. de

Rokeby, Christ., letter of
-, John, D.C.L.
-, Sir John
-, allowances to
-, Ralph
-, letter to
-, Mr.

Rokley, see Rocliffe.

Rolleston, Old

Rolls, the, clerk of
-, Court, causes in
-, Deputy Registrar of
-, orders of
-, Master of

Rome
-, Bishop of, see Pope.
-, bull from
-, Church of, see Church of Rome.
-, English college in
-, jubilee in
-, papists in
-, travellers to or from

Romish Beast
-, Church, see Church of Rome and Catholic Church.

Romney
-, Marsh
-, New and Old, captain and surveyor of armour at
-, resident in
-, troops in

Rone, Anth., receipts by
-, Mr., auditor

Roscarrow, Thos., letters of

Roscow, ships at

Rose, Edw.
-, Thos.

Rose, the, or Rose Castle, co. Cumberland, letters dated from

Rosgill, co. Westmoreland, resident at

Ross, Bishop of, see Leslie.

Rosse, Mr.

Roswell, Wm., Solicitor General
-, commission to
-, will of
-, brother-in-law of
-, Parry, son and heir of
-, Wm., son of
-, Philippa, daughter of
-, Wm., father of

Rosyer harbour, Guernsey

Rotherham
-, traveller to

Rothwell Haigh, co. York

Rotsey, John

Rotterdam, prisoner in

Rouen, Jacobin friars in
-, merchant of
-, residents in
-, travellers to
-, ship

Roughborough Hundred, co. Dorset

Roughey, alias Copley

Round House of Records, Westminster

Roupelle, Mr., of Jersey

Rous, Thos.
-, brother of
-, family of

Roux, Denis

Rowborrow, John, petition of

Rowbotham, Robt.
-, receipt by

Rowdman, Mr.

Rowe, Sir Thos., Lord Mayor of London, Alderman

Rowley, Sir Jas.

Rowling, Wm. ap Hill ap

Rowmanby, co. York

Roxburgh, travellers to

Royston, travellers to or from

Ruan Minor, Cornwall, rector of

Rubies, see also Jewels.

Ruck, Thos., report by

Rudolphi, M.

Rugbin, Mr.
-, brother-in-law of

Rush, Dr. Anth., presentation to

Rushemore Hundred, co. Dorset

Russell, John, 1st Earl of Bedford
-, Francis, 2nd Earl of Bedford, Lord Lieutenant of Devon and Cornwall, Lord Warden of the East Marches
-, commission to
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, patent by
-, residence of
-, servants of
-, Francis, Lord Russell
-, Edward, son of
-, Christopher
-, Sir Fras.
-, Hen., receipt by

Russell House, letters dated from

Russia, Emperor of, Ivan Basilovich, grants of privileges by
-, ambassador to

Rutland, Earl and Countess of, see Manners.

Rye or corn

Rye, Sussex, resident in

Ryle, Robt.

Rypyn, Walter, grant to