P.

P—, Mr.

P.D.

Paccard, Thos.

Pace, Lewis de

Packer, John

Packets, see Posts.

Padre Maestro

Padua, traveller from

Pagelsham, co. Essex

Pages, Signor

Paget, Thomas, 3rd Lord Paget
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, brother of, see Paget, Charles.
-, sister of, Lady Allen
-, William, 4th Lord Paget (nephew of Charles)

Paget, Charles
-, instructions by
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, pardon of

Pain, Thos.

Paine, or Pain, John, examination of
-, of Jersey

Painsley, co. Stafford, resident at

Painter, James, the post

Palatinate, the

Palatine Elector, or Count (Louis VI.)
-, Frederic V., King of Bohemia
-, Electress, Elizabeth, Princess, his wife, daughter of James I.
-, son of (Charles Louis)
-, Prince Casimir (administrator of the Palatinate)

Palavicini, Tobias

Palavicino, Sir Horatio
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, brothers of
-, widow of
-, Mr.

Palmer, Barton
-, Edw., priest, letter of
-, servent of
-, Sir Hen.
-, grant to
-, letters to
-, Thos., report by
-, Wm.
-, bill by
-, letter of
-, recusant

Pamphlets, see Books.

Papacy

Paper office

Papistical libels or Papistical religio

Papistry, or Papistical religion, see also Popery, Catholic faith, and Religion, Catholic.
-, exhortation to

Papists, see also Catholics and English Catholics.
-, or Catholics, in England
-, favour to
-, proceedings against
-, spies of

Paradise

Pardons
-, alluded to

Parham, Lord Willoughby of, see Willoughby.
-, manor of

Paris
-, advertisement from
-, affairs of
-, besieging of
-, bishop of, prisons of
-, constable of
-, Cordelier at
-, Council of
-, departure from
-, Drapers' Company in
-, letters dated from
-, letters from
-, money of
-, papists in
-, persons in
-, places in
-, posts to
-, president in
-, state of
-, travellers to or from

Paris garden, (London)

Paris, recusant

Park, co. Herts.

Parker, Henry, 10th Lord Morley, servant of
-, Elizabeth, Lady Morley
-, letter of
-, Edward, 11th Lord Morley
-, cousin of
-, Sir William, 4th Lord Monteagle
-, letter of
-, William, 5th Lord Monteagle
-, John, grant to
-, Sir Nich., master of ordnance
-, note by
-, Wm., order by
-, Mr.
-, footman to the Prince of Wales

Parkeson, Mr., M.A.

Parkhead, lease of

Parkhurst, Sir Wm.

Parkins, Sir Christ., Master of Requests
-, Fras.

Parks, chases, and forests
-, keepers, &c. of, letter to
-, warrant to

Parliament see also Lords and Commons, Houses of
-, Acts of
-, attendance at
-, bills in
-, burgesses of
-, elections of, disputed
-, chamber, usher of
-, declaration made in
-, opening of, by James I
-, sessions of

Parma, Prince or Duke of (Alexander Far nese)
-, pensioner of
-, secretary of

Parma, traveller from

Parquin close, Guernsey

Parr, Wm., Marquis of Northampton
-, cousin of
-, Helen, Marchioness of Northampton
-, second husband of; see Gorges, Sir Thos.

Parrett, Sir John

Parry, Leonard
-, wife of
-, Sir Thos.
-, letter of
-, W., letters of
-, wife of
-, Mr.

Parsonage, the

Parsonages, sale of

Parsons

Parsons, Persons, or Dolman, Rob. or Father, Jesuit
-, agents of
-, letters of
-, letter to
-, secretaries of
-, spies of
-, works of, &c
-, George, his brother
-, Wm.

Partridge, Margerie, letter of
-, father-in-law of
-, Stephen
-, W., grant to

Partridges, present of

Paschall, Mr.

Passage, the, ships building at
-, ships to

Passes, or passports

Pastry, clerks of, petition of

Patent rolls

Patentees, list of

Patron, Sarah
-, Thos.

Pattenson, Bernard

Pattison, John, examination of

Paulet, Wm., 1st Marquis of Winchester, grants to
-, John, 2nd Marquis
-, William, 3rd Marquis
-, petition of
-, Sir Amias, Governor of Jersey
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, Anthony, Sir Anthony, governor of Jersey
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, request of
-, wife of
-, father of
-, uncle of
-, brother-in-law of
-, cousin of
-, or Poulett, George, lieutenant and bailiff of Jersey
-, letter of
-, oath of
-, petition of
-, Sir Hugh, captain of Jersey
-, Sir Rich.
-, Lady, his wife
-, Wm.
-, Capt.

Paul's, see St. Paul's

Pavy, Edw.
-, John, examination of

Payn, Jas., petition of
-, children of
-, Frances, wife of

Payne, Mich., warrant to
-, Nich.
-, Thos.

Peace, disturbers of, statute against

Peacock, Rich.
-, Mr.

Peapes, Mr.

Pearcebridge

Pearl of Calais (ship)

Pearls

Pears, Stephen

Peas

Pedigrees

Pedlars

Pedro, Don

Peerages, a request for

Peerages, creations to

Peiper, Denis
-, father-in-law of

Pekelhome or Piccolomini, Roman

Pelay, Geo.

Pelham, Edm.
-, daughter of
-, Herbert
-, Wm.
-, Sir Wm.
-, letters of
-, note by

Pelley, Capt.

Pelts, export of

Pelynt, letter dated from

Pemberton, Sir Jas., Lord Mayor of London, letter to

Pembroke, Earl of, see Herbert.

Pembrokeshire, gentry in
-, places in

Pemerton, Thos.

Pempole
-, ships to
-, troops to

Penal laws, forfeitures upon, petition for

Pendarvas, John

Pendennis, ordnance at

Penecha, traveller from

Penny, Brian, receipts by

Penrith Castle
-, letters dated from
-, travellers to

Pensions or annuities

Pensioners, see Gentleman Pensioners.

Pentecost

Penticost, Robt.

Penzance, ship of

Pepper

Pepper, Cuthbert
-, Mr.

Peppet, Gilbert

Pera, M.

Percival, Ri., letter of
-, minister, gift to

Percy, Thomas, 7th Earl of Northumberland
-, Henry, 8th Earl of Northumberland
-, houses of
-, letter to
-, offices of
-, reasons of
-, secretary of
-, servants of
-, steward of
-, children of
-, Katherine, Countess of Northumberland
-, Henry, Lord Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, secretary of
-, servants of
-, tenants of
-, Dorothy, Countess of Northumberland
-, Sir Allan (brother of Henry, 9th Earl)
-, letters of
-, Rich

Pereth, co. Cumberland

Perez, Sir Anth.

Periam, Sir Wm., Lord Chief Baron
-, letter to
-, Lady (or Mrs.)

Perigord

Perin, John, see Perrin.

Perious, Gomes

Perkins, Dr. Christ.
-, Wm., works of

Pernone or Epernon, Duke of

Perrin, David, letter of
-, Peryn, or Perin, Hugh, of Jersey, Sieur de Rossell
-, or Perin, John, Seigneur of Rossell
-, Nich.

Perrott, Sir John

Persia, King of, or the Great Mogul (Schah Abbas I.)

Persia, exports to
-, silk from

Persons, Robt., see Parsons.

Perth, Earl of (James Drummond)

Peru, coast of, travellers from

Perugia

Peryn, Hugh, see Perrin.

Pestrana, Dukes of

Peter, Mr.
-, draft by

Peterborough
-, Cathedral
-, Bishop of, Scambler, Edmund, letter to
-, Dean of

Peterson, Wm., B.D.

Peter's Port, Guernsey, see St. Peter's Port.

Petevin, Poitevin, or Petvine, Nich., 9; procurer in Guernsey

Petit, John, letter of

Petre, Wm., 2nd Lord Petre, signature of
-, Thos.
-, Mr.

Pett, Arthur
-, Peter
-, Phineas, letter of

Petter, Robt., payment to

Petty Bag Office, fees, &c. received in

Petvine, Nich., see Petevin

Peyton, Sir John, Governor or Captain of Jersey
-, accounts by
-, butler of
-, complaint by
-, household of
-, infirmity of
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, lieutenant of
-, memorial by
-, oath of
-, officers of
-, petition of
-, salary, &c., of
-, signature of
-, grandchildren of
-, Sir John, jun.
-, letter of
-, Mr.

Phalzburgh

Phelippes, Thos.
-, as collector of customs
-, as decipherer
-, letters of
-, alias Peter Halyns, letters to
-, notes, drafts, &c. of
-, servant of
-, father of

Phenike, Mr.

Philip and Mary, statutes of

Philip Lane, London, letter dated from

Philip's Lane, London, resident in

Phillips, Fras., agreement by
-, John, gun founder, warrant to
-, Wm.

Philpot, Rich., surrender by

Physic

Physicians
-, College of, petition of

Picardy
-, treasurer general of

Piccolomini or Pekelhome, Roman

Pickeman, Capt.

Pickhaver, Ra., letter of

Picks, Wm., grant to

Picture drawer (Vandyke)

Pictures or prints

Piedmont, Prince of
-, or Paymont, traveller to

Pierce, Mr.

Piers, John, Bishop of Salisbury, letter to
-, Dr., alias Skinner

Pierson, John, grant to
-, Wm., pension to

Pigeon, Bristow
-, John
-, Mr., letter to

Pike, Hen.
-, Thos., examination of
-, Mr.

Pikeman, Capt.

Pikes (Spanish)

Pilchards

Pilkington, Jas.
-, Dr. Leonard

Pilkinton, merchant

Pillory, the

Pindar, Sir Paul, letter to

Pinell, John

Pinnart, Secretary, son of

Pioneers

Pipe rolls

Piracy
-, means to prevent

Pirates
-, proceedings against

Pistor, Wm., letter of

Pitcairne, Patrick

Pitch

Pitt, Edw.

Pixley, Thos.

Placentia, near Bilboa

Plague, sickness, or infection, the
-, poor infected by, collections for relief of
-, preventitive against

Plaifire, Thos., Latin verses by

Plans

Plate

Plato

Platt, Rich., signature of

Players

Playing cards

Plays (comedies)

Plesto, Anthony
-, Mr.

Pliny (elder), opinion of

Plumpton Park, co. Cumberland, grants of

Plunkets or blue cloth

Plymouth
-, defence of
-, garrison at
-, Haven
-, merchant of
-, port of, customs' officers in
-, Road
-, ships at
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to
-, troops shipped from

Poetry, verses &c.
-, alluded to

Poictou, government of

Poindexter, Thomas, petition of
-, grandmother of
-, Wm.
-, petition of
-, Mr.
-, Mr., minister of St. Saviour's, Jersey

Poison
-, antidotes to

Poitevin, Nich. le, see Petevin

Poland, King of (Stephen Bathor)
-, (Sigismund III.)

Poland, exports to

Pole, the

Pole, Reginald, Cardinal

Pole Davy, bay of

Pollard, Mat.

Pollison, Alderman of London

Polperry, Talland parish, Cornwall

Pont-à-Mousson, traveller to

Pontethelema

Pontoise

Pontrieux, letter dated from

Poole, John, sen.

Poole, Cheshire

Poole, co. Dorset
-, brewers in
-, residents at
-, troops shipped from

Poor, the, relief of

Pope, —, serjeant of the Admiralty

Pope, the, Bishop of Rome, or head of the Church
-, (Gregory XIII.)
-, summary of his mode for correcting the year
-, transactions of, relative to Ireland
-, bastard son of
-, (Sixtus V.)
-, bulls of
-, designs against
-, nuncio of
-, pensions paid by
-, transactions of, relative to England
-, vicar-general of
-, (Urban VII.)
-, (Gregory XIV.)
-, (Clement VIII.)
-, nuncio of
-, death of
-, (Paul V.)

Popery, see also Papistry, Catholic faith, and Religion, Catholic.
-, adherents of

Popham, Sir Fras.
-, Sir John, Attorney General, Lord Chief Justice of King's Bench
-, examination before
-, letters of
-, letters to
-, opinions of
-, godson of

Popish books
-, jesuitical tyranny
-, malcontents
-, manual
-, recusants, see Recusants
-, scholars
-, traitors

Porte, the, war with

Porte St. Michel, Paris

Porter, Christ
-, Endymion, letter of
-, payments by
-, Olive, wife of, letter to
-, George, son of
-, Charles, son of
-, Mr.

Portes, M. de, alias Tiron
-, brother of

Portington, Wm., letter of

Portinllain, ship at

Portland Castle, ordnance at
-, isle

Ports, see England, ports of

Portsmouth
-, burgesses of
-, clothiers in
-, decay of
-, letter dated from
-, mayor, aldermen, &c. of, petition of
-, ordnance at
-, ships to
-, travellers to or from

Portugal, King of, titular, see Antonio, Don.
-, revenue of

Portugal
-, affairs in
-, agent or ambassador of
-, coast of, ships from
-, islands
-, places in
-, ships or fleet of
-, capture of
-, ships to
-, troops in
-, voyage
-, commissioners for dissolving, instructions for
-, letter of
-, war in

Portuguese

Posonoma, Presburgh, Hungary, letter dated from

Post, the, see Painter, James.

Post nati (book)

Postage rates

Postmen or postmasters

Posts and packets
-, defects of
-, negligence of
-, orders on

Potts, Thos. (hunter)
-, servant to Thos. Collingwood

Poulet and Poulett, see Paulet.

Poultney, Sir John
-, ancestors of
-, arms, &c. of

Poulton, Cheshire

Poultry, clerks of, petition of

Pound, Mr., priest

Povey, Justinian
-, petition of

Powel, of Wales

Powell, Dorothy, alias Downes
-, Evan
-, John, petition of
-, surveyor of ordnance

Power, Thos., deputy captain of Tynemouth
-, letter of
-, signature of
-, cousin of

Powlett, John

Poyllis, Fras

Poynter, Robt., account by
-, Wm.

Poyntz, Mat.
-, Alice, daughter of
-, husband of
-, Sir Nich.
-, Robt.
-, Wm., examination of

Poytew, John, examination of

Præmunire, people sentenced in

Prague

Pratt, John, grant to

Preachers, see also Ministers.

Prebendaries

Prebends
-, sale of

Precepts, book of

Prelates (Romish)

Presburgh, Hungary

Prescott, Alderman

President, Lord, see Privy Council; Council of North; and Wales, presidents of

Preston
-, mines in
-, traveller to

Preston, Thos.
-, Sir Rich.

Price, Edw., examination of
-, Hugh

Prideaux, Nich., order by
-, Mr.

Priests
-, (Romish)
-, list of
-, mission of
-, names of
-, ordaining of
-, proceedings against
-, secular

Primers

Primrose, Arch.

Prince, the, see Charles and Henry, princes of Wales.
-, Royal (ship)
-, house of

Princes
-, letter to

Prints, see Pictures

Prior, Cape

Prison, letter dated from

Prisoner, a, verses by

Prithergh, Mr.

Privateers

Privy chamber, see Anne, Elizabeth, and James I., privy chamber of.

Privy Council, the Board or the Lords
-, answer of
-, appeals to
-, appearances before
-, Board
-, books
-, clerks of
-, letter to
-, division in
-, members of, or privy councillors
-, letter to
-, papers signed by
-, orders, &c. of
-, alluded to
-, president of
-, proceedings of
-, Queen in
-, records of, keeper of
-, register
-, speeches, &c. against
-, subjects referred to
-, letters of, to:—
-, Anonymous
-, Bird, Sir Wm.
-, Border Commissioners
-, Burghley, Lord
-, Carew, Lord
-, Carteret, Amice de
-, Cinque Ports, Lord Wardens of
-, Conway, Sir Edw.
-, Coventry, Sir Thos. (Attorney General)
-, Dorset, Earl of
-, Dun, Sir Dan.
-, Guernsey, jurats, &c. of
-, Herbert, Mr.
-, Huntingdon, Earl of
-, Hurleston, Rich.
-, Jersey, bailiff and jurats of
-, receiver of
-, Lake, Sir Thos.
-, Leighton, Sir Thos.
-, Lowe, Sir Thos.
-, Pemberton, Sir Jas.
-, Popham, Mr.
-, Requests, masters of
-, Rugby, Mr.
-, Windham, Mr.
-, Zouch, Lord
-, letters of, alluded to
-, opinion of
-, warrants of
-, alluded to
-, other documents of
-, alluded to
-, Letters to, from:—
-, Bandinell, David
-, Baudoin, Nich.
-, Beauvoir, H.
-, Blondell, John
-, Borders, the Commissioners for
-, Browne, John
-, Bunbury, Sir Hen.
-, Cæsasar, Sir Julius
-, Calvert, Secretary
-, Carew, George Lord
-, Carteret, Amice de
-, Sir Philip
-, Cavendish, Wm., Lord
-, Coventry, Sir Thos., Solicitor General, Attorney-General
-, Delacourt, J.
-, Derby co., commissioners of musters of
-, Edmondes, Sir Thos.
-, Effard, J.
-, Egerton, Sir Thos., (Solicitor General)
-, Forster, Sir John.
-, Guernsey, jurats of
-, ministers of
-, Heath, Solicitor General
-, Herault, John.
-, Hunsdon, Lord
-, Huntingdon, Earl of
-, James I.
-, Leighton, Sir Thos.
-, Lempriere, J.
-, Martin, Sir Hen.
-, Osborne, Sir P.
-, Paget, Lord
-, Paulet, Sir Amias
-, Peyton, Sir John
-, Sir John, jun.
-, Popham, Sir John, Attorney-General
-, Sharpe, Dr. Lionel
-, War, council of
-, Wigmore, John
-, Worseley, Edw.
-, Yelverton, Sir Hen., Attorney-General
-, Zouch, Lord
-, letters to, alluded to
-, petitions to
-, alluded to
-, report before
-, warrant to
-, other documents addressed to
-, alluded to

Privy purse, payments from or for
-, keeper of

Privy seal
-, clerks of, see also Oseley, Rich
-, letters to
-, wages of
-, keeper of, or Lord Privy Seal, letter to
-, warrants to
-, loans

Prize goods

Prizes, or ships taken prize

Proclamations
-, alluded to

Procter, Rich.

Proerio, travellers to

Prophecies

Protections, alluded to

Protestant faction
-, princes
-, religion, see Religion, Protestant.

Protestants
-, of France, or Huguenots

Provence, place in
-, resident in
-, troops in

Proverbs

Prudent of London (ship)

Pryn, Mrs. Th.
-, husband of

Pryor, Rich., receipt by

Psalters

Puckering, Sir John, lord keeper
-, letters of
-, letters to

Puddleton Manor

Puddle Wharf, London, resident at

Pudsey, Marg., widow

Pulford, John, notary public, signature of

Pullen, Nich
-, nephew of

Pultney, Gabriel, confession of

Punsford, Mr.
-, wife of

Purbeck, Lady

Purefoy, Hum.
-, letter of

Purfrey, Mich.

Puritans

Pursuivants-at-arms

Purveyance

Purveyors

Puttenham, Geo.
-, Rich., brother of
-, wife of

Pyamont, or Piedmont

Pycus, John, Earl of Myrandula

Pye, Mr., or Sir Robt.
-, Thos.
-, Sir Walter, note by

Pyke Island

Pym, John

Pyne, Dr. Tertullian, order by

Q.

Quaranta Bolognetti, Bologna

Quarantilier, Monsieur de
-, daughter of

Quarles, Jas., navy victualler
-, warrant to

Quarnmore Park, co. Lancaster, keeper of

Queen, the see Elizabeth and Anne.

Queen's Arms, Bishopsgate without, London
-, bench, see King's bench.

Quesne, John de, junior

Queteville, Quetville, Quedville, or Quiteville, John

Quinboro

Quintanadoines, Fernandez de

Quittance, the (ship)

R.

R. H.

Rabbits

Raby Castle

Rack, the, torture by

Radcliffe, Sir Geo.
-, Isabel
-, Percival

Radnorshire, prothonotary and clerk of the crown in
-, justice of

Ragland Castle, letter dated from

Ragley, residents at

Rainbow, the (ship), letter dated from

Rainbow seen by night

Raine, Fras., senior, grant to
-, Fras., junior, grant to

Raines, John, payment to

Rainsford, Miles
-, grant to

Raleigh, Adam
-, Walter, Sir Walter
-, as captain of Jersey
-, fleet of
-, letter of
-, licence to
-, trial of
-, voyage of
-, father of
-, Eliz., Lady Raleigh

Rame, co. Cornwall, inhabitants of, letter of
-, letter dated from
-, leprosy at

Ramekins, troops in

Ramsay, Alex.
-, Andrew
-, David
-, Geo.
-, Sir John
-, Nich.
-, Patrick
-, Thos.
-, William

Ramsey, Capt.

Ramsey Park, keeper of

Randall, Mr.

Randoll, Capt. Oliver, petition of

Randolph, Thos., ambassador to Scotland
-, Thos., postmaster
-, mother of
-, Mr.

Rante, Roger

Rastall or Rosgill, resident at

Ratcliff, Fras., letter of

Ratcliffe, Thomas, 3rd Earl of Sussex
-, Henry, 4th Earl of Sussex
-, letter to
-, servant of
-, Frances, Countess of Sussex
-, Robert, 5th Earl of Sussex
-, ancestors of
-, Sir John
-, recusant
-, wife of
-, Mrs., pension of

Ratcliffe, London

Rates, book of, arguments against alterations in
-, refusal to pay

Rawle, Hen.

Rawley, Sir Geo.

Rawlins, Sir John

Rayleton, Rowland, petition of

Raymond, Capt.

Rayne, Robert, list by
-, note by

Reade, Reed, or Read, Sir Wm.
-, Wm., son of

Reading, co. Berks, letter dated from
-, resident in

Realm, the, see England and Scotland.

Rebellion
-, seeds of
-, the late, see England, North of, rebellion in.

Rebels

Recaldo, John Martines de, fleet of

Record, courts of, treatise on

Records
-, keepers of

Rectories, grant of
-, sale of

Recusancy

Recusants, Popish
-, children of
-, clergy of
-, commissioners for
-, return by
-, Irish
-, lands, &c. of
-, lay, clemency to
-, means to reform
-, payments by
-, prisoners
-, proceedings against
-, wives of

Redcock Court, Houndsditch, London

Red Cross Street, London
-, tavern

Redgrave, resident at

Red Lion tavern, London

Redrup Rich.
-, account by

Reed, Sir Wm., see Read.

Reeve, Dr.

Reformation, the

Regent, the, see Low Countries, governor or regent of.

Regnault, Noel

Reidon, besieging of

Reindeer brought to England

Religion, or faith
-, toleration in, reasons for and against
-, (Catholic), see also Catholic faith, Papistry, and Popery.
-, prisoners for
-, (Protestant)
-, confession of

Rennes, marshal at

Renouse, or Renouf, Peter

Reprisal, letters of, see Marque.

Repton, John

Repton, traveller to
-, attorney in

Requests, Court of
-, suits in
-, masters of, see also Aubrey, Dr.; Caesar, Dr. Julius; Dale, Dr.; Herbert, John; Lewis, Dr. Dan.; Rokeby, R.; Seckford, Thos.
-, letters to

Rescadden, Lawrence

Reskinner, John, letter to

Reskynner, Wm., letter to

Rested, court at

Revenue

Rewksby, Mr., of Skyershill

Reynell, Sir Carew
-, Sir Geo.

Reynoldes, Edw., letters of
-, Owen, brother of, letter to

Reynolds, John
-, Patrick
-, father of
-, Thos., receipt by
-, Capt.

Rhé, isle of

Rheims
-, church at
-, college or seminary at
-, president of, see Barrett, Dr.
-, doctor
-, persons in
-, siege of
-, Testament
-, travellers to or from

Rhine, the
-, Count or Prince Palatine of, see Palatine.

Rhodes, Great master of, letter of
-, knight of

Rhymes, see Poetry.

Riant, besieging of, by the French

Ribbesford, co. Worcester

Ricardoccio, agent to the King of Spain (?)

Rich, Robert, 2nd Lord Rich, Earl of Warwick, signature of
-, Lady Penelope, letter of
-, brother of (Earl of Essex)

Richard II.

Richardot, President (of the Low Countries)

Richards, Jno.

Richardson, Edm.
-, alias Heyborn, Ferdin.
-, John
-, parson
-, sons of

Richelieu, Cardinal (Armand du Plessis)

Richmond, Surrey
-, archdeaconry of
-, court at
-, letters dated from
-, letters dated from
-, New park at, keeper of
-, Palace, gardens, &c. of
-, Park
-, Yorkshire, travellers to

Richmondshire
-, Jesuits in

Riddesdale
-, collectors in
-, gentry in

Riding charges

Ridley, Cheshire

Ridley, Henry, M.A.

Ridmer, mines in

Ridmer, Thos.

Rings

Ringshall, co. Suffolk, resident at

Ripley, resident at

Ripon
-, bailiff of
-, minister of
-, wife of
-, Park, resident at
-, resident in
-, dean and prebendaries of

Risbrooke, Wm., grant to

Riveaux fee, Guernsey

Robert, Lord, ships of

Robert
-, Father
-, uncle of H. Smith

Roberts, John
-, Jesuit
-, Mr.
-, Mr., of Bristol

Robin, boy

Robinson, Hen., provost of Queen's College Oxford
-, servant of
-, Rich.
-, Robt.
-, Wm.
-, cousin of
-, Mr.

Rocetor, Mr.
-, brother of

Rocheford, Lord see Carey, Hen.

Rochefort, Thos., letter of

Rochelle
-, mayor, &c. of
-, merchant of
-, ships of, or Rochellers
-, ships to or form
-, travellers to or from
-, troops to

Rochester, Cuthbert

Rochester bridge
-, ships at
-, traveller to
-, Viscount, see Carr Rob.
-, Bishop of, Young, Jno.

Rock, the
-, alias Soke, parish, rector of

Rockingham, Court at
-, forest, keepers of

Rocliffe Castle

Rocquier, Peter

Rodes Port, Normandy

Rodes, Fr., judge of Common Pleas, order by

Rodway, Mr.

Roe, Sir Thos., ambassador at Constantinople

Roger and Catherine of Newcastle (ship)

Rogers, Dan., Clerk of the Council
-, Geo.
-, Rich., letter of
-, Sir Rich.
-, Thos., letters of
-, father of
-, broker

Rogues

Rohan, Henri, Duke of

Rohan, M. de

Rokeby, Chris., letter of
-, Ralph, sen.
-, Ralph, jun
-, Ralph, of the Council of York, letter of
-, or Rugby, Ralph, Master of Requests, letters to
-, signature of

Rolestone or Rolston, Anth.

Rolfe, Thos.

Rolls, the, clerk of, Wardour, Sir Edw.
-, letter dated from
-, master of

Roman, a
-, breviaries
-, Catholic faith, see also Catholic faith.
-, historians

Romanists, see also Catholics.

Romans, the
-, King of

Rome
-, ambassador to
-, Bishop of, see Pope, the.
-, book printed at
-, Church of, see Church of Rome.
-, Court of
-, English college or seminary in
-, list of students in
-, persons in
-, protector of
-, faculties from
-, inquisition at
-, letters or news from
-, letter dated from
-, persons reconciled to, see Church of Rome.
-, prisoners in
-, travellers to or from

Romeney, Wm., petition of

Romewood Park, co. Notts.

Romish champions
-, Church, see Church of Rome.
-, legation

Romsey Monastery, site of, grant of

Rood-lofts

Rooke, priest

Roos, Lord, see Cecil, Wm.

Roper, Sir John
-, Sir Wm.
-, Mr., of Kent, Catholic
-, sons of
-, steward of
-, Mrs.

Roscoe, ships at

Rose, Wm., verses by

Rose, the, Holborn
-, Castle, Cumberland, letter dated from

Rosel or Rossell, M. de, or Seigneur or Lord of, seePerin.
-, house of

Rosell manor, Jersey

Rosgill or Rastall, resident at

Ross, Rich., mayor of Norwich, statement by

Ross, Bishop of, see Leslie, John.
-, tithes of

Rossell, see Rosel.

Rotimo, wine from

Rouen
-, Archbishop of
-, burgess of
-, Drapers' Company in
-, exchequer at
-, letters dated from
-, merchants of
-, petition of
-, Papists in
-, persons in
-, places in or near
-, plague in
-, posts to or from
-, residents in
-, ships to
-, trade with
-, travellers to or from
-, troubles in

Rougecroix pursuivant-at-arms

Rous, Anth., letter to
-, order by
-, Roux, or Le Roux, Denis
-, case of, report on
-, letter of
-, petitions of

Rouse, Thos.

Rowliff
-, Castle

Rowden, Wm.

Rowe, Sir Hen., Lord Mayor of London, certificate by
-, letter to
-, note by
-, Oliver, payment to
-, Sir Thos., letter to

Rowington, co. Warwick, resident at

Rowle, Geo.

Rowley, Rebecca

Roydon manor, co. Essex

Royston
-, letters dated from
-, posts to or from
-, traveller to

Ruardean manor, co. Gloucester

Rubies

Rufford, court at

Rugby, Master of Requests, seeRokeby.

Rumney, Cuthbert
-, Geo.

Runcorn parsonage

Runswall Kirk, diocese of Chester, rector of

Rusham, Geoffry
-, Mr., Will of

Rushe, Friar

Rushin Castle, Isle of Man, constable of

Rushton, co. Northampton, residents at

Russell, Francis, 2nd Earl of Bedford
-, letters of.
-, Edward, 3rd Earl of Bedford
-, Sir Fras., Lord Russell
-, letters of
-, servant of
-, murder of

Russell, Benjamin, B.D.
-, R., letter of
-, Sir Wm., payments to
-, request of
-, Capt.
-, Mr.

Russell House, London, letter dated from

Russia, Emperor of (John Basilius or Basilowitz), ambassador to
-, (Ivanowich, Theodore)
-, letter of
-, (Michael Feodorowitz)

Russia
-, Lord Protector of
-, merchants
-, trade with

Rutham rectory, Canterbury

Ruther, Jas., letter of

Rutherford, Jas.

Rutland, Earl and Countess of, see Manners.

Rutlandshire, Lord Lieutenant of
-, places in
-, troops from
-, woodwardship in

Ryall, resident in

Rycott, Court at
-, letter dated from

Rycroft

Ryder, Sir Wm., Alderman and Lord Mayor of London
-, agreement with

Rydlie, Nicholas

Rye, see also Corn.
-, ships laden with

Rye, Sussex
-, mayor of
-, ordnance at
-, resident at
-, ships at
-, travellers to or from
-, water bailiff at

Rythe, Geo., letter of