L.

Lacy, Lieut.-Col. Barret

Lad, Abraham

Lake, Lady Anne, pass for
-, Edw.
-, Alice, widow of
-, Hen., son of
-, children of

Lambe, Thos.

Lambert, Capt. John.
-, Major-general, John
-, Thos.

Lambeth, (Surrey), inhabitants of, petition of
-, house
-, porter at
-, stables, &c., at
-, park
-, straw house in

Lamborne, Mr.

Lancashire
-, designs against
-, judges of assize for
-, letters to
-, justices of peace in
-, militia in
-, commissioners of
-, letters to
-, officers for
-, commissions for
-, ministers in
-, places in
-, prisoners in
-, riots in
-, sequestrations in, commission for
-, sheriff of
-, travellers to
-, troops in, for, or from

Lancaster gaol
-, governor of, late
-, prisoners in
-, mayor of

Lancaster, duchy of, clerks in

Lancaster, Capt. Wm.

Lancelot, John

Land, Rich.

Landguard Fort
-, ammunition, &c., for
-, Governor of, see Ireton, Major Thos.

Land's End, Cornwall
-, ships from

Lane, Dan.
-, Edw., protection for
-, Capt. Lionel, letter of
-, John, brother of
-, Capt. Phil.
-, Sir Rich., Lord Keeper to Chas. II.
-, letters of
-, son of
-, Wm.

Lanerick or Lanark, Earl of (Wm. Hamilton)

Langford, Capt. Chas.

Langdale, Marmaduke

Langham, Geo., account by

Langhorne, Wm.

Langley, John
-, Lieut.-Col. Jno.
-, Rich.

Langton, John

Lanherne, co. Cornwall

Lansdowne, Nath., pass for

Larkin, Mr.

Larwood, Timothy

Lassells, Col. Fras.
-, letter to
-, Lieut-Col. Peregrine
-, Capt. or Major

Latch, Mr.

Latham House, co. Lancaster

Lathorne, Capt. Thos.

Latin language, documents written in

Laud, Wm., Archbishop of Canterbury
-, estate of
-, nephew of
-, plate, goods, cattle, &c. of
-, servants of

Lauderdale, Earl of, see Maitland.

Laughton, Jno.

Laune, Jas.

Laurey, Thos.

Lavillette, Jean de

Law, Committee on

Law, Sam.
-, Capt. Thos.

Lawrence, Isaac
-, Jno., pass for
-, Capt. Jno.
-, Rich., provost marshal general
-, apothecary

Lawson, Capt.
-, company of

Laxton, Thos., apothecary

Lazenby, John
-, Lieut.

Lea, Lieut.-Col. Jno.
-, Capt. W.
-, Mr.

Lead
-, mines
-, pipes

Leadbeater, Joseph

Leader, Wm., pass for

League, the Solemn

Leake, Rich.

Leane, Alonso

Leat, Huet

Lecale, Viscount (Wingfield Cromwell, son of the Earl of Ardglass)

Le Cane, Isaac

Le Cerf, Jno., pass for

Lechmere, Mr.

Ledgard, Mr.

Ledison, Christ., alias Secretary Nicholas, see Nicholas.

Lee, Fras.
-, deposition of
-, wife of
-, John, pass for

Lee Road, Kent
-, ships to

Leeds

Leeds Castle, Kent
-, Governor of
-, prisoners in

Legacy, Isaac

Legate, Jno.

Legg, Wm.
-, Col.
-, wardrobe keeper

Legh, Sir Thos.
-, daughter of

Leghorn or Livorno
-, trade of
-, travellers to

Le Hunt, Col. or Capt. Rich.
-, regiment of

Leicester, Peter

Leicester assizes
-, Earl and Countess of, see Sydney.
-, House, see Essex House.

Leicestershire
-, justices of peace of
-, lands in
-, militia in
-, Commissioners for
-, officers of
-, commissions for
-, places in
-, prisoners in
-, residents in
-, travellers to or from

Leigh, Fras.
-, Alderman Hugh
-, Rich.
-, Marie, widow of
-, Thos.
-, Capt.
-, Mr.

Leighton, Dr.

Leinster, Ireland, forces in
-, arms, &c. for
-, garrison at
-, provost marshal of

Leith
-, arms, &c. at or sent to
-, letter dated from
-, money sent to
-, provisions sent to or from
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, troops in or to
-, Road or Harbour

Leman, Wm., M.P., letter to
-, Mr.

Lennard, Francis, Lord Dacre
-, pass for
-, Thos., pass for

Lenox lands, co. York, auditor for

Lensey, Thos., pass for

Lenthall, Sir John
-, Wm., Speaker of Parliament
-, letters to, alluded to
-, warrant to

Leslie, Alex, [Earl of Leven]

Letley, resident at

Letters, intercepted

Levant seas, the

Levant or Turkey Company
-, agent of, see Bendish, Sir Thos.
-, answer of
-, consuls of, see Aleppo, Smyrna, and Tunis.
-, courts of
-, debts of
-, factors of
-, frauds upon
-, Governor of
-, deputy
-, husband of
-, answer of
-, letters of
-, moneys of
-, papers of
-, petitions of
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
-, treasurers of
-, late, see Gough, Wm.

Levellers, the

Leveson Castle, prisoners in

Leveson, Sir Rich., warrant to

Levingston, Sam., licence for

Levistone, Jas., pass for
-, wife of, pass for

Lewen, John

Lewis, Anne, pass for
-, Edw.
-, pass for
-, Rich.
-, Mr., pass for

Leyden (Holland), books printed at
-, John of
-, travellers to

Liberties of England, keepers of, see Great Seal, Commissioners of.

Liberty or civil liberty

Lidcott or Lydcott, Col. Leonard
-, regiment of

Liddall, Hen.
-, Mary
-, Capt. Thos.

Liddle, Thos.
-, Anne, wife of

Light, Robt.
-, deposition of

Lilburne, Lieut.-Col. John
-, Capt.
-, Col., regiment of

Lillingston, Major Rich.

Limber, Jno., Navy victualler, letter of

Limerick, Ireland
-, blockade of
-, garrison at
-, ships at, victualling of
-, troops in

Lincoln

Lincolnshire
-, auditor for
-, gentry of
-, High Court of Justice in
-, lands in
-, justices of peace for
-, militia in
-, commissioners for
-, officers of
-, commissions for
-, places in
-, residents in
-, Vice-Admiral of

Linodpe or Lindup, Jno.
-, pass for

Lindsey, Earl of, see Bertie.

Lindsey, Geo.
-, Capt. John, of Cambridge
-, Capt. John, of Witliford
-, Joseph
-, Robt., pass for
-, Col.

Linen
-, importers of

Ling, Mary, pass for

Linton, resident at

Lisbon
-, agent at
-, English fleet at, to, or near see also Ships, southern squadron.
-, flag officers from
-, generals of
-, instructions to
-, letters, &c. from
-, alluded to
-, letters to, alluded to
-, men sent to
-, men wanted for
-, provisions, money, &c. for
-, victuals for, abuses in
-, merchants at, or trading to
-, paper dated from
-, port of
-, prisoners at
-, ships at
-, ships taken prize at
-, ships to or from
-, victuals at

Lisle, Viscount, see Sydney, Phil.
-, Capt. Hen.
-, John, Lord Commissioner of the Great Seal, and member of the Council of State
-, late Lord Lieut. of Ireland
-, placed on committees

Lister, Col. Wm.

Litleton, Marg., pass for

Liverpool
-, arms and ammunition at
-, Castle
-, collectors of prizes at, letter to
-, customs and subsidies in
-, customs officers at, warrant to
-, garrison of
-, governors of see also Birch, Col. Thos.
-, port of
-, posts to
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, capture of
-, traveller to
-, troops at, to, or from

Livesey, Sir Mich.
-, letter to

Livonia, traveller to

Livorno, see Leghorn.

Lixnaw, Baron of, see Kerry.

Lloyd, Daniel
-, Sir Edw., license for
-, Capt. Evan
-, Hugh
-, Jenkin (messenger)
-, Owen
-, Rich.
-, Dr.
-, wife and daughter of
-, Lady, pass for

Lock, Matt.

Lodge, Capt. Jno

Loftus, Adam, 7th Viscount Ely
-, Sir Adam, treasurer-at-war for Ireland
-, accounts of
-, deputy of
-, warrants to

London, or the town
-, aldermen of
-, letter of, alluded to
-, letters to, alluded to
-, names of, see Park, —
-, Allein, Francis
-, Andrewes, Thos.
-, Avery, —
-, Bateman, —
-, Berkley. Wm.
-, Bunce, Jas.;
-, Foulkes, John;
-, Kenrick, John;
-, Pennington, Isaac;
-, Stapley, Ant.
-, Thomson, Maurice;
-, Vicars, John
-, Violet, Thos.
-, Vyner, Thos.
-, Wollaston, John.
-, arms sent to
-, churches of see also Streets and buildings in.
-, arms of Charles I. in
-, auditor for
-, citizens of
-, city of
-, arms in, search, &c. for
-, companies of also
-, Mariners
-, Merchant Tailors
-, Painter Stainers
-, Parish clerks
-, Shipwrights
-, halls of, see Goldsmiths', Haberdashers', Mariners', and Surgeons' Halls.
-, arms and portraits of Charles I. in
-, city of, guard for
-, horses in, seizure of
-, members of Parliament for
-, Common Council of
-, constables of
-, danger to
-, departure from
-, dismissal from
-, excise in, commissioners of, see also Excise.
-, exports from
-, highways about, see also Highways.
-, inhabitants of, petition of
-, King's agents in
-, lands, &c. in
-, letters dated from
-, alluded to
-, letters from
-, license to come to, or remain in
-, lines of communication in
-, Lord Mayor of (1649–50, Thos. Foote)
-, letter of, alluded to
-, letter to
-, alluded to
-, warrant to
-, (1650–51, Thos. Andrews)
-, magistrates of
-, mails to or from
-, merchants of see also Merchants.
-, goods of see also Merchants, goods of.
-, names of
-, petitions of
-, militia in
-, committees of
-, instructions for
-, letter to
-, warrant to
-, persons in or near
-, places near
-, poor in
-, port of
-, customs in
-, officers of
-, warrants to
-, watchmen in
-, prisoners sent to
-, prisons in
-, keepers of
-, recorder of (Steele, Wm.)
-, letters to
-, warrant to
-, residents in
-, robberies in or near
-, Scotchmen in
-, sheriffs of
-, letter to
-, warrants to
-, ships of see also Ships, names of.
-, ships to or from
-, travellers to or from
-, troops in, to, or from
-, volunteers in, arms for
-, watchmen of

London, streets, buildings, and places in, also
-, Aldermary
-, Aldersgate
-, Aldersgate Street
-, Artillery Ground
-, Arundel House, Strand
-, Axe Yard
-, Backchurch
-, Bennett Finke
-, Bishopsgate Street
-, Blackwall
-, Blue Boar, Holborn
-, Bow Street
-, Bowling Green
-, Bridewell
-, Bridge House, bakery at
-, Buckingham House
-, Bull tavern, Spring Gardens
-, Chancery Lane
-, Charing Cross
-, Charles Street
-, Charter House, or Sutton's Hospital
-, Cheapside
-, Mermaid in
-, Chelsea
-, Christchurch
-, Clifford's Inn
-, Clink Prison, keeper of, warrant to
-, Compter, prisoners in see also Poultry.
-, keeper of, warrant to
-, Cornhill
-, Covent Garden
-, Cripplegate
-, Custom House, see Custom House
-, Derby House, see Derby House
-, Doctors' Commons
-, Drury Lane
-, Duchy House
-, Durham House
-, East Smithfield
-, Ely House
-, Essex House, see Essex House
-, Exchange
-, Fleet Bridge
-, Fresh Wharf
-, Golden Lion
-, Gracious St
-, Gray's Inn
-, Great St. Bartholomew's
-, Gresham College
-, Guildhall
-, Gurney House
-, Hatton House
-, Hermitage, Wapping
-, Holborn
-, Holborn, manor of
-, Hyde Park
-, Lambeth, see Lambeth
-, Leadenhall
-, Leicester House, see Essex House
-, Lincoln's Inn
-, Lombard St
-, Long Acre
-, Marshalsea Prison, see Marshalsea.
-, Martin's Orgar's
-, Mary parish, Milk St
-, Marylebone Park, timber in
-, Mews
-, Milk St
-, Newgate, see Newgate
-, New prison, keeper of
-, Old Artillery Ground, Shoreditch
-, Bailey
-, Swan
-, Palace Yard
-, Paternoster Row
-, Paul's Churchyard
-, Peterhouse, see Peterhouse
-, Piccadilly House
-, Poultry, Counter prison, in see also Compter
-, Queen St
-, Radcliff
-, St. Andrew's, Holborn
-, Wardrobe
-, St. Bennet's Sherehog
-, St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate
-, St. Bride's
-, St. Christopher's, Exchange
-, St. Clement Dane's
-, St. Denis Backchurch
-, St. Dunstan's in-the-West
-, St. Faith's, Southwark
-, St. Giles'-in-the-Fields
-, St. Gregory by St. Paul's
-, St. James's, see St. James's
-, St. Katherine Creechurch
-, St. Lawrence, Poultry
-, St. Magnus
-, St. Martin's-in-the-Fields
-, churchwardens of, petition of
-, Outwich
-, St. Mary Avery
-, St. Mary Bothaw's
-, St. Michael's, Cornhill
-, St. Peter's le Poore
-, St. Saviour's
-, St. Sepulchre's
-, St. Swithins, weekly assessments in
-, Salisbury House
-, Savoy Hospital, see Savoy
-, Scotland Yard
-, Shoreditch
-, Smithfield
-, East
-, Somerset House
-, Spring Gardens
-, Staple Inn
-, Strand
-, Sutton's hospital, see Charter House
-, Tarthall House
-, Temple Bar
-, Tothill fields
-, Tower, see Tower
-, Hamlets, militia of
-, commissioners for
-, warrant to
-, Hill
-, Navy office at, see Navy Office.
-, victualling office at, see Victualling office.
-, Street, Two White Lions at
-, Vauxhall
-, Wapping
-, Warwick House
-, Whitechapel
-, Church
-, Worcester House, see Worcester House

London, John

Londonderry, or Derry, garrison of
-, ship to
-, siege at
-, troops sent to

Long Island, travellers to

Long, Capt. Jno
-, Walter, pass for
-, secretary to Charles II.

Loop,—, arms of

Lopez, Don Sebastian, pass for

Lord's Day, observance of

Lords or Peers, House of

Lorraine, Duke of, (Charles IV.?)

Lort, Sampson

Lothian, Earl of, see Kerr

Loudoun, Earl of, Chancellor of Scotland, see Campbell

Lough, Sneilly

Loughborough, Lord, see Hastings

Louthian, Col. Jas., license to
-, wife and family of

Love, Mary
-, Saml., information of

Loveday, Wm.

Lovelace, Fras., pass for

Lovell, Jno
-, Rich

Lovett, Dorothy, pass for

Lovingland, designs against
-, troops sent to

Lovis, Capt. Rich

Low Countries, trade with
-, travellers to

Lower, Col. Phil

Lowestoft, troops sent to

Lowrey, Mr

Lowry, or Lowie, Col. Jno

Lowther, Sir Gerard

Lubec, ships of

Lucas, Fras.
-, Sir J
-, Sander

Lucie, Lucas or Luke

Luddington, co. Wilts

Ludlow
-, castle, governor of, Capt. Bonnell

Ludlow, Lieut.-General or Col. Edm., member of the Council of State
-, allowance to
-, placed on committees
-, regiment of
-, sent commissioner to Ireland
-, warrant to
-, Lieut. Philip
-, Major Wm.

Lufkin, Jane, pass for

Lukin, Jeremy, pass for

Lukins, Wm

Lulls, merchant of Amsterdam

Lumley, Jno

Lupton, Lieut. Thos

Luxstat, ships at

Lydcott, Col., see Lidcott

Lydd, Kent, residents at
-, travellers to

Lyme
-, customs and subsidies in

Lynn Regis
-, arms for
-, customs and subsidies in
-, officers of, warrant to
-, excise commissioners at
-, garrison of
-, governor of, letters to
-, inhabitants of, petition of
-, mayor of
-, letter of, alluded to
-, letter to
-, militia of
-, commissioners for
-, officers of
-, provisions at, to, or from
-, repairs at, money for
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, troops for

Lyton, Mr