General Index: L

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1651-2. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1877.

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L.

Lace
-, gold and silver

Lacie, Lieut.-Col. Barrett

Lacure, see Louvre.

Lacy, Major, soldiers under

Ladd, Jno.
-, John, shipmaster
-, Capt. John
-, Josias
-, Rob.

Ladyman, Mr., payment to

Lake, Lady Anne, and servants, pass for

Lambert, Major-Gen. John
-, as Lord Deputy of Ireland
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, regiment of
-, Capt. John
-, Wm., pass for

Lamley, John

Lammas, Wm

Lamont, And., minister

Lamplough, Thos., justice of peace, letter to

Lancashire
-, coiners in
-, gentlemen of
-, justice of peace of, letter to, alluded to
-, militia in, commissioners for
-, ministers in
-, places in
-, residents in

Lancaster, Duchy of, Attorney-General of, reference to
-, prisoners at

Land, Capt. Robt.

Landa Ivola, Ignatio de

Lander, Jas.

Landes, Sollomandis, pass for

Landguard Fort
-, governor of
-, stores at and for

Land's End, Dutch men-of-war at
-, pirates at
-, ships to and from

Lane, Chas.
-, Geo.
-, Sarah

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke, letter of

Langdefield, John, petition of

Langford, Capt. Rich.
-, letters of

Langham, Col.

Langley, Jno.
-, Rich.

Larke, Lieut. Sam.

Lasher, Mr.

Lathrop, Mr.

Latin language, letters, and papers in
-, translations into

Laud, Wm., late Archbishop of Canterbury

Lauderdale, Earl and Countess of, see Maitland

Launt, Capt. Wm.

Laurence, Rich.

Law, committee on
-, professors of see also Counsel.

Law, Mungo
-, wife of

Lawe or Lawes, Sam.

Lawrence, Chas.
-, Col.

Lawson, Capt. John
-, Capt.

Laxton, Thos.

Layton, Wm

Lea, Thos.

Lead
-, ships laden with

Leadbeater, Joshua

Leamington, ship of

Leat, Huet

Leather, export of

Ledgant, Wm., letter of

Ledgard, Thos., alderman of Newcastle

Ledingham, Thos., reprieve for

Ledsom, Wm.

Lee, Godfrey
-, Mathias
-, Nich.

Lee, Kent, hoymen of
-, Road
-, letter dated from
-, ships in, to, or from

Leeds, merchants of

Legate, Wm.

Legay, Isaac, answer of
-, Jacob, collector of customs
-, Peter

Legerd, Capt.

Legg, Lieut. Roger
-, Wm., keeper of the wardrobe
-, allowance to
-, warrants to

Leghorn
-, agent at, see Longland, Chas.
-, ammunition at or from
-, castles and forts at
-, consul at, see Read, Morgan.
-, Dutch agent at
-, Dutch fleet at or from
-, admiral of
-, council of war of
-, English houses in
-, governor of
-, lazaretto at
-, letters dated from
-, letters from
-, merchants, &c. at
-, money at or for
-, Mould, ships in
-, port
-, provisions at
-, road, letter dated from
-, seamen at
-, sick and wounded at
-, ships at, to, or from
-, captains and commanders of
-, silk imported from
-, trade at
-, travellers to or from

Leicestershire
-, militia in

Leigh, Francis, Earl of Chichester
-, David, prisoner
-, Jno., merchant

Leighton, Col. Ellis

Leinster, commander-in-chief for
-, forces in
-, ordnance for

Leith, near Edinburgh
-, commissioners at
-, letter to
-, governor of
-, inhabitants of
-, ordnance at
-, provisions to
-, Road
-, ships of
-, ships to

Leman, Wm., member of the Council of State, placed on committees
-, treasurer-at war, see War, treasurers at.

Le Marie, Charlet

Lemon, Capt. Thos.
-, husband of

Lendersen, Peter, pass for

Lenderson, Adrian

Lenthall, Adrian
-, Fras., usher
-, Sir John
-, William, Speaker of Parliament and Master of the Rolls
-, letter, &c. from, alluded to
-, signatures by

Leppington, Edw., shipmaster

Lesley, Jas., Lord Lundoris

Leslie, Alex., Earl of Leven
-, servant of
-, John, Earl of Rothes
-, Lieut.-Gen. David
-, wife of
-, servants of
-, Jean
-, husband of
-, Lochland

Le Strange, Sir Hamon

Letter office, see Post office.

Letters, intercepting of

Leutnor, Chris.

Levant, the
-, import and export to and from
-, manufacture of
-, seas, ships in
-, ships from
-, traders to
-, or Turkey Company
-, agent of, see Chaplain, John.
-, brokers of
-, cancellaria in
-, dragomen of
-, factories of
-, factors of
-, husband of
-, letters of
-, ministers for
-, papers of
-, petitions of
-, secretary of
-, ships of
-, commanders of
-, treasurers of

Leven, Earl of, see Leslie.

Leverland, Mr.

Lewes, co. Sussex

Lewis, Edw., pass for
-, Fras.
-, Geo.
-, Hugh, petition of
-, Jeffery
-, John, justice of peace, co. Cardigan, letter to
-, John, prisoner
-, John, receiver of assessments
-, Thos., letters of
-, petition of
-, Sir Wm.
-, Mr., pass for

Liddall, Hen.

Lightfoot, Luke
-, Marie, wife of

Lilboa
-, ships at

Lilburne, Lieut.-Col. John
-, book by
-, Col. Rob., commander of forces in Scotland, letter of, alluded to
-, letter to
-, regiment of
-, surrender to

Lilly, Wm.

Limbery, Jno., victualler, letter of

Limbrie, Limmerie, or Lymmerie, Capt. John, sen.
-, Capt. John, jun.
-, Capt. Wm.

Limehouse, master shipwright at

Limerick
-, provisions sent to
-, resident in
-, ships to
-, taking of

Limmerie, see Limbrie.

Limner or painter

Limpaine, Rob., petition of

Lincolnshire, justice of peace for
-, militia commissioners for
-, places in
-, residents in
-, troops in
-, volunteers in

Lindsay, Ludovic, 13th Earl of Crawford
-, John, 14th Earl of Crawford and Lindsay
-, servant of
-, George, Lord Spynie
-, Ellen
-, Thos.

Linen

Linge, Wm., shipmaster

Lion, David, see Lyon.

Lippencot, Mr.
-, son of

Lisbon
-, ships taken at or near

Lisle, Daniel, agent to Sweden
-, letter of, alluded to
-, payments to
-, John, lord Commissioner of the Great Seal, member of the Council of State see also Council of State, presidents of.
-, placed on Committees
-, references to
-, secretary to
-, Capt. Jno.
-, Wm., clerk of injunctions

Lisle, Viscount, see Sydney Phil.

Lister, Thos., member of the Council of State
-, Mr.

Littlecote

Littlejohn, John

Littleton, Mr.

Liveing, Timothy

Liverpool Castle, powder &c. in
-, governor of, see Birch, Col., Thos
-, letters dated from
-, plague or sickness in
-, provisions from
-, soldier at
-, ships at
-, travellers to
-, water, letter dated from

Livesey, Sir Mich., letter to

Livingstone, James, Viscount Newburgh
-, Jas.

Lloyd, John, justice of the peace co. Cardigan, letter to
-, Lodowick
-, Owen
-, Rich., letter to
-, Thos., prisoner

Lock, Gervase
-, Capt. Jas., instructions to
-, Matt
-, Mr.

Lockhurst, Sir Jas.

Lockyer, Mr.

Loftus, Edw. (?), Viscount Loftus
-, Sir Arth.

Logwood

Lokier, Mr.

Lollyer, John, pass for

Lombard, the

Lombash, Scotland

London, Joan

London, or the town
-, Aldermen of
-, contest of, with the Common Council, see London Common Council
-, letter to
-, names of, see
-, Abel, —.
-, Allein, Fras.
-, Andrewes, Thos.
-, Bunce, Jas.
-, Chiverton, Rich.
-, Dethick, John.
-, Gore, John.
-, Kenrick, John.
-, Pennington, Isaac.
-, Tichborne, Rob.
-, Wollaston, Sir John.
-, assessments in, commissioners of
-, banishment from
-, blue regiment in
-, citizens of
-, city of
-, building of houses in
-, fortifications of, assessment for
-, guards of see also Guards.
-, ordnance in
-, petition of
-, places in
-, city companies of
-, master wardens, &c. of, petition of also
-, Barber Surgeons, master and wardens of
-, Girdlers
-, Pinmakers
-, petition of
-, Staplers ?
-, Stationers, petition of, alluded to
-, Tanners and skinners
-, Tilers and bricklayers, master, warden, &c. of, petition of
-, Vintners, loan to
-, Wireworkers
-, city companies of, halls of see also Goldsmiths' hall, Haberdashers' hall, and Weavers' hall.
-, coals to
-, Common council of
-, contest of, with the lord mayor and aldermen see also Council of State, committees of, London.
-, servant of
-, conspirators in
-, departure from
-, permitted
-, prohibited
-, excise commissioners in, see Excise.
-, goods brought to
-, letters dated from
-, license to come to or remain in
-, lines of communication in
-, lord mayor of (John Kendrick)
-, contest of, with the Common Council, see London Common Council.
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, magazine in
-, magistrates of
-, mariners of
-, marshal of
-, members of the Council of State in
-, merchants of
-, names of
-, militia in, commissioners of
-, letters to
-, ministers, designs of
-, ordnance in and sent to
-, concealed in
-, persons in and about
-, poor in, corporation for
-, president &c. of, petition of
-, port of
-, customs' commissioners in
-, customs' officers in, warrant to
-, ships to
-, postmasters in
-, posts to or from
-, prisoners in or sent to
-, Scotch
-, provisions and stores in, to or from
-, Recorder of
-, reference to
-, residents in
-, sheriffs of
-, ships from and to
-, ships of
-, town clerk of
-, trade in, committee for, report of
-, travellers to or from

London, streets, buildings, &c. in:—
-, Barbican
-, Bartholomew Court
-, Blackwall
-, Bottle Lane, Billingsgate
-, Channel Row
-, Charing Cross, postmaster at
-, Charter House or Sutton's Hospital, governor of, letter to
-, Cockpit
-, letter dated from
-, Covent Garden
-, Cree Church
-, Custom House, see Custom House.
-, Doctors' Commons, papers dated from
-, Drury House, see Drury House.
-, Ely House
-, Exchange
-, Excise Office, see Excise.
-, Essex House
-, Goldsmiths' Hall, see Goldsmiths' Hall.
-, Gracious [Gracechurch] Street, Cross Keys in
-, Gray's Inn
-, Gresham College
-, Guildhall
-, treasury at
-, Gurney House
-, Haberdashers' Hall, see Haberdashers' Hall.
-, Hart Street
-, Helmet Court, Strand
-, Holborn
-, Hyde Park
-, James' House, see St. James's.
-, Lambeth, barge houses at
-, Leadenhall Street
-, Lombard Street
-, London Bridge
-, Lovell's Inn
-, Ludgate
-, Marshalsea, see Marshalsea.
-, Mews, the
-, repair of
-, Scotch prisoners in
-, Moorfields, tumultuous meetings in
-, Newgate Market
-, prison, see Newgate.
-, New Prison, keeper of
-, Orchard Gate
-, Paternoster Row
-, Pest House
-, Peterhouse Prison, late keeper of
-, Ratcliff
-, Rolls' Chapel
-, Rosemary Lane
-, St. Andrew's, Holborn
-, St. Bride's, Six Pigeons in
-, St. Catherine's by the Tower
-, St. Dunstan's in the East
-, St. James', see St. James'.
-, St. Martin's, Ludgate
-, St. Mary-le-Bow
-, Savoy, the
-, Somerset House
-, servant in
-, trustees of
-, Southwark, see Southwark.
-, Stillyard
-, privileges of inhabitants of
-, Strand
-, Sutton's Hospital, see Charter House.
-, Temple, Inner
-, Middle, letter dated from
-, Tothill Fields
-, Artillery Ground in, Scotch
-, prisoners in
-, Tower, see Tower.
-, Hill
-, Navy Office in, see Navy Office.
-, Tower Street
-, Wharf
-, Vauxhall
-, Whitecross Street
-, Worcester House, see Worcester House.

Londonderry, Earl of, (Ridgeway, Thos.), letter to
-, ship to
-, stores, &c. sent to

Long, Ro., Clerk of the Pleas
-, Thos.

Longe, Rob., letters of

Longland, Chas., agent at Leghorn,
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letter to
-, order of

Longone, Porto
-, castle of
-, Dutch and English fleets at
-, Governor or General of
-, present to
-, letters dated from
-, ships at, to, or from
-, travellers to

Long robe, men of the, see Counsel at Law.

Long Wittenham, co. Berks

Loo, co. Cornwall

Lord Keeper, see Great Seal, keeper of.

Lord's Day, Sabbath or Sunday
-, meetings of Council on
-, tumultuous meetings on

Lords Commissioners, see Great Seal, Commissioners of.
-, or Peers' house
-, chairs for

Lorraine, Duke of
-, Claude

Lort, Jas.

Lothian, Scotland

Louthain, Col. Jas.

Louvre, see Paris, Louvre in.

Love, John
-, Marie
-, Nich., member of the Council of State
-, placed on committees
-, references to
-, reports by
-, Thos., petition of
-, Mr.,
-, minister

Lovelace, Fras., pass for

Lovell, Chas.
-, Ellen
-, Rich., servant to Henry Stuart

Loving, Mr.,

Lovingland
-, troops to

Low, Jeremiah

Low Countries, see Holland.

Lowestoft, person in

Lownes, Jno.
-, Magaret

Lowther, Lady E., letter of
-, husband of
-, son of

Lubec, residents in
-, ships of

Lubin, Eilhard, work of

Lucas, Fras.,
-, Jno.
-, articles against
-, Capt. Nich.
-, letter of
-, Thos.

Lucie, Lucas or Luke

Ludlow Castle, ordnance at

Ludlow, Lieut.-Gen. Edm.

Luke, Sir Saml.
-, Dr.

Lumm, Tim.

Lunden, Lundin, or Lunsden, Lieut.-Col. Jas.

Lundoris, Lord, see Lesley, Jas.

Lunsford, Col. Herbert

Lusher, customs' officer

Luther, Edm., prisoner
-, Jeremiah

Lydd

Lydsey, Jas., petition of

Lye, Mr.

Lyme Regis, co. Dorset

Lyme, Lieut.

Lymmerie, Capt., see Limbrie.

Lyne, Hen.

Lynn Regis, co. Norfolk
-, garrison of
-, letter dated from
-, mayor of
-, aldermen, &c. of, petition of
-, merchants of
-, ordnance at and from
-, posts to
-, residents at
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, masters of

Lynn, Jno.

Lyon, Cornet Alex., pass for
-, or Lion, Capt., David
-, pass for
-, wife and family of
-, Lieut. Wm.
-, pass for

Lyons

Lyons Inn, letter from

Lyson, Thos., mayor of Worcester
-, petition of

Lyte, Isaac