Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1655. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1881.
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'General Index: L', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1655, (London, 1881) pp. 660-666. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/interregnum/1655/pp660-666 [accessed 19 April 2024]
L.
Lacie, Rich.
-, sister of
Lact, John de, pass for
La Faille, Ant., pass for
Lago, Lieut. Col.
Lagos
-, bay or road
-, governor of, see Dunquam, Capt.
Lagum, Barth. de, petition of
-, family of
Lake, Mr.
Lambe, Fras., pass for
Lambermont, Lewis de
-, pass for
Lambert, Lieut. Dan., letters of
-, John
-, John, certificate of
-, Maj. Gen. John, or Lord
-, as member of Council
-, as Major-General
-, letters, &c., to
-, alluded to
-, payment to
-, petition to
-, references to
-, regiment of
-, report of, alluded to
Lambeth
-, house, letter dated from
-, prisoners at
Lamego, Ant. Duarte Rodrigues
Lamerton, Scotland
Lamplugh, Geo.
-, Thos., letters of
Lancashire
-, commissioners in
-, gaol
-, high sheriff of
-, inhabitants of
-, justices of peace for
-, militia in
-, places in
Lancaster, Duchy of
Land, improvement of, invention for
Landguard fort
-, governor of, see Gifford, Ben.
Landlords, malignant, &c., complaints against
Land's End
-, ships to or from
Landsmen, see Soldiers.
Lane, Mr., Sec. Nicholas' son-in-law
-, Mrs. (Papist)
Langdale, Sir Marm.
-, Mat., certificate of
Langham, H., letter of
Langhorne, John
-, letters of
Langley, Wm., minister
-, Wm., servant
Langrish, Maj. Hercules, letter of
-, wife, &c., of
-, Capt. Hercules, his son
-, Cornet Lucullus, his son
Langsford, Capt.
Lanier, Jean, pass for
-, Nich., pass for
Lanne, Ann, petition of
Lanyon, France
Laramore, Dorothy, pass for
-, Moses, pass for
Lardge, Thos.
Lark, Lieut. Sam.
-, letter of
Larkin, Edw.
-, petition of
Latham, Thos., letter of
Latham house, Lancashire
Latimer, Mr.
Latin book
-, language
-, secretary
Lauderdale, Earl of, see Maitland.
Launceston, Cornwall
Launder, Rebecca, pass for
Laurenssen, Lawrence, pass for
Law, Sam.
Lawes, Thos.
Lawis, Col. Jas., pass for
Lawrence, Hen., president of Council
-, letters of, see Council, letters of.
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, Joachim
-, petition of
-, John
-, Rich.
-, letter to
-, Roger
-, Thos., pass for
-, Thos. and family, pass for
-, Thos., of Colchester, petitions of
-, (shipmaster)
Lawson, John, Vice-Admiral
-, certificates of
-, letters of
-, alluded to
-, letters to
-, alluded to
-, orders of, alluded, to
-, wife of
-, Capt. Rob.
Lawyers
Lazarus
Leake, And., pass for
-, Rich.
Leamington Hastings, co. Warwick
Leate, Huet
-, Nich.
Leather, export of
-, tanning of
Leaze, Dan.
Leconfield, co. York, inhabitants of, petition of
Ledo or Leda, Marquis de, Spanish ambassador
Ledgant, Capt. Wm., letter of
Ledgard, Thos.
Lee, Fras., pass for
-, John
-, Jos., petition of
-, Sam.
-, minister
Lee road
-, letters dated from
-, ships in, to, or from
Leech, Fras.
-, John
Leeckes, Joris, pass for
Leendertssen, John, pass for
Leenhoff, Fred., pass for
Legg. Col. Wm., late wardrobe keeper
Leghoro
-, merchant of
-, road
-, paper dated from
Leicester, alderman of
-, Earl and Countess of, see Sydney.
Leicestershire, commissioners in
-, letters to
-, justices of peace for, letter to
-, militia in
-, place in
Leigh, Edw., letter of
Leigh, Essex
Leipsic
Leith, near Edinburgh
-, commissioners at
-, treasurer to, see Wilson, Ant.
-, deputy, see Bilton, Geo.
-, Firth of, letter dated from
-, letter dated from
-, road
-, letters dated from
-, ships at, to, or from
Leke, Francis, Lord Deincourt
-, daughter of
Lempriere, Mich.
-, Dr.
Lenox, Duke of, see Stuart.
Lenrick, Lord
Lenthall, John, petitions of
-, Sir John
-, certificate by
-, Wm., speaker of Parliament and
Master of the Rolls
-, certificate by
-, letter of
-, Mr.
Leopold, Archduke, see Austria.
Lernon, Hen.
Lesley, Lieut.-Gen. David
Leslie, John, Earl of Rothes
Letter office, see Post office.
Letters, intercepting of
Levalle, Cairay de, pass for
Levant
-, or Turkey company
-, governor of
-, letters of
-, petitions of
-, treasurers of
Levellers, the
Lever, Sam., & Co., petition of
Leverett, Capt. John
-, letter of
Leverington, Capt.
Levett, Thos.
Levingstone, Alex., pass for
-, Jas. and Mary, pass for
-, Sir Jas.
-, Lady Marg., see also
Livingston.
-, petitions of
Lewes, Rich.
-, Major
Lewin, Dr.
Lewis, Edw.
-, John, petition of
-, Thos., pass for
Leyden
Leyes, Jacob, deposition of
Libb, Edw., pass for
Lichfield
Lieven, John, pass for
Light, John
Lightfoot, Capt. John
Ligon, Wm., letter to
Lilburne, Geo.
-, Lieut.-Col. John
-, Eliz., wife of, petition of
-, children of
-, Richard, father of
-, petition of
-, Col. Rob.
-, letter to
-, statement by
-, Capt. Thos.
-, letter to
Lillingston Lovell, co. Oxon
Limerick
Limery or Limbry, Capt. John, Navy victualler, letter of
Limston, co. Devon
Lincoln
-, aldermen, &c., of
-, Bishop of, late, Thos. Winniffe
-, mayor, &c., of
-, letter to
-, registrar of
Lincolnshire
-, commissioners in
-, letter to
-, justices of
-, letter to
-, militia in
-, places in
Lindenow, Christian, pass for
Lindsay, Ludovic, Earl of Crawford and
Lindsay
-, Alexander, Lord Spynie
-, Alexander, Lord Balcarres
Lindsey, Earl of, see Bertie.
Lindsey, Rob.
-, Eliz., his wife
Lingen, John
Lingley, John
Linlithgo, Scotland
Linscott, Wm.
Lippingcott, Fras., petition of
Lisbon
-, river or port of
-, ships to or from
Lishman, Wm.
Lisle, Viscount, see Sydney.
-, John, Lord Commissioner of the
Great Seal and Treasury Commissioner
-, Capt.
Lismore (Scotland), letter dated from
-, road
-, letter dated from
Little, Rob.
Littleton, Chas.
-, Sir Hen.
-, Thos., work by
Liverpool
-, castle
-, governor of, see Ireland, Col. Gilbert.
-, letters dated from
-, mayor of
-, Navy agent at, see Windis, Sam.
-, residents in
-, road, letter dated from
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, water, letters dated from
Livesly, Rich., note by
Livingston, James, Earl of Calendar
-, information of
-, petition of
-, Margaret, Countess of Calendar
-, first husband of, Earl of Dumfermline
Lizard, the
-, ships at, to, or from
-, the (ship), officers of, certificate of
Llanternam, co. Monmouth
Llanvihangel, co. Monmouth
Lloyd, Sir C.
-, Jenkin
-, petition of
-, John
-, Dr.
-, Mr.
Loader, Mr.
Lochaber, Scotland
Locke, Eliz., letters of
-, father of
-, Mat., letter of
-, letter to
Lockhart, Col. Wm.
Lockier or Lockyer, Nich.
-, payment to
Loenins, Hendrich, pass for
Loftus, Sir Adam.
-, Sir Art.
Logic
Lombard
London, the city, or the town
-, aldermen of
see also
under the several names.
-, court of, rules by
-, petition of
-, apprentices of
-, arms of
-, army in
-, bills
-, carmen of, petition of
-, widows, orphans, &c., of, petition of
-, churches
-, citizens of
-, city of
-, companies of, also—
Barber surgeons, petition of
-, hall, letter dated from
-, masters, &c., of
-, Goldsmiths' hall, see Goldsmiths'
hall.
-, Grocers' hall committee
-, Haberdashers' hall, see Haberdashers' hall.
-, Sadlers' hall, committee at
-, Stationers' hall
-, Watermen
-, Watermens' hall, governors of
-, order to
-, Common Council of
-, petition of, alluded to
-, congregations in and about, petition
of
-, Council for Charles II. in
-, departure from
-, license for
-, designs against
-, forces in
-, gentlemen of
-, hackney coaches in, rules for
-, handicraft men in
-, justices of peace of
-, letters, &c., dated from
-, licenses to come to or remain in
-, lord mayor of (Sir Chris. Pack)
-, commission to
-, letters to
-, petition of
-, mails to or from
-, manners of
-, merchants of
-, names of
-, merchants of the Intercourse in
-, petition of
-, militia in
-, commissioners of
-, commission to
-, new buildings in
-, persons in and about
-, poor of, coals for
-, port of
-, searcher in
-, printers in
-, prisoners in and sent to
-, receiver in
-, recorder of, see Steele, Wm.
-, regiments in
-, registrar in, to the Major-generals
-, residents in, or Londoners
-, petition and proposals of
-, sheriffs of
-, court of
-, letter to
-, ships at, to, or from
-, ships of
-, stationers of
-, tradesmen in, petition of
-, travellers to or from
London, streets, buildings, &c., in also—
-, Aldersgate Street
-, Aldgate
-, Allhallows the great
-, Axe Yard
-, Barbican
-, Baertholomew's fair
-, Bartlett's Court
-, Bishopsgate Street
-, Blackfriars
-, Bread Street
-, Brewer's Yard
-, Bridewell
-, governor or keeper of
-, Broad Street
-, Camden House, commissioners at
-, Cannon Street
-, Chancery Lane
-, Charing Cross
-, Charterhouse, governor of
-, paper dated from
-, pensioner in
-, Cheapside, letter dated from
-, Chillingdon's church
-, Chiswick Street
-, Clerkenwell
-, Cockpit, paper dated from
-, Cornhill
-, Counter prison
-, Covent Garden
-, Cripplegate
-, Crooked Lane
-, Custom House, see Custom House.
-, Derby House, see Derby House.
-, Doctors' Commons
-, paper dated from
-, Dowgate
-, Drury House, see Drury House.
-, Dunghill Lane
-, Dunstan's church
-, Ely House, see Ely House.
-, Exchange, new
-, old
-, Exeter House
-, Fenchurch Street
-, Fetter Lane
-, Fleet, the prisoners in
-, Conduit
-, Street
-, Gray's Inn
-, letters, &c., dated from
-, Lane
-, Guildhall, see Guildhall.
-, Hanging Sword Court
-, Harper Lane
-, Holborn
-, House of Correction
-, James' Parish, Clerkenwell
-, Katherine's (Tower)
-, King Street
-, Leadenhall Street
-, Little Britain, commissioners in, see
Mariners, sick and wounded, commissioners for.
-, letters dated from
-, Long Acre
-, Marylebone park
-, Mary Maudlin church
-, Mews, the, see Mews.
-, Minories
-, Moorfields
-, Moorgate
-, Moor Lane
-, New Fish Street Hill
-, Newgate
-, letters dated from
-, officers of
-, Newgate, press-yard in
-, prisoners in
-, New Market place
-, Old Fish Street
-, Hill
-, Jewry
-, Paternoster Row
-, Piazza
-, Poultry Compter, letter dated from
-, Prize office, see Prize office.
-, Probate court
-, Queen Street
-, St. Andrew's church
-, St. Andrew's wardrobe
-, St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, inhabitants of, petitions of
-, St. Bride's
-, St. Clement's
-, St. Dunstan's church
-, St. Giles' in the Fields
-, St. James'
-, park
-, St. Martin's in the Fields
-, Lane
-, St. Olave's
-, St. Paul's
-, Churchyard
-, St. Swithin's Lane
-, St. Thomas the Apostle
-, Savoy
-, hospital
-, commissioners of, see
Ely House.
-, Scotland Yard, labourers in
-, Seething Lane
-, Sepulchre's
-, Sheere Lane
-, Shoe Lane
-, Smithfield
-, East
-, Somerset House
-, Southwark, see Southwark.
-, Strand
-, Suffolk House
-, Temple Bar
-, Inner
-, Thames Street
-, Threadneedle Street
-, Tower, see Tower
-, Street
-, Trinity parish
-, Wallingford House
-, Whitechapel
-, Wood Street
-, Worcester House, see Worcester
House.
Londonderry
Long, Lisle
-, Lislebone
-, Walter
Long Dean, co. Northampton
Longe, Rob., letter of
-, Col., pass for
Longland, Chas.
Longthorp, co. Northampton
Lorcan, John
Lord, John, petition of
-, family of
Lord's day, or Sabbath
Lords, house of
-, journals of, papers printed in
Lorette, Notre Dame de
Lorne, Marquis of, see Campbell.
Lorphelin, Ezekias, pass for
Lort, Roger
Losileur, Capt.
Lothian, Earl of, see Kerr.
Loudoun, Marquis of, see Campbell.
Lough-Broome, Scotland
Love, Mr.
Lovel, Rich., tutor of the Duke of Gloucester
-, Theodore
-, pass for
-, Mrs.
Lovelace, Col. Fras.
Low Countries, see also Holland.
Lower, Thos.
-, Wm., pass for
-, Sir Wm.
Lowestoft
Lowther, Sir John
-, Rob.
-, Justice
Lubec, ships of
Lucas, Isaac, pass for
-, Jacobus, pass for
-, Jehosaphat
-, petition of
-, parents, &c., of
-, John
-, John, of Westminster, letter of
-, Capt. Rob.
-, assignment by
Lucerne
Lucy, Rich.
-, Sir Rich.
Ludham, Norfolk
Ludlow castle
-, garrison
Ludlow, Lieut. Gen. Edw.
-, Sir Hen.
Lukin, Isaac
Lumley, Rich., Viscount Lumley, pass for
Lunatics
Lundee, Scotland, laird of
Lundy Island
Luss, Scotland
Lyckhont, Maria, pass for
Lyde, John, certificate of
Lydney, co. Gloucester
-, letters dated from
-, Pill
Lyme, Nich.
Lyme Regis
-, mayor of
-, letter to
-, merchants of
-, ships of
-, ships to or from
Lynam, Rich.
Lynde, Mat.
Lynes, Hum., and family, pass for
Lynn Regis
-, letter dated from
-, mayor, &c., of
-, prisoners sent to
Lyons, Rich.
Lytton, Nath., pass for