Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I, 1603-1610. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1857.
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Index L-P
L- Mr.
La Fontaine, M.
La Motte, M.
Laahmore, Edmund
Lacock, George
Lacon, Elianor
Lacy, John
Ladbroke
Ladiman, John
Laet, John de
Lake, Dr. Arthur, Dean of Worcester
John
Mary Lady
Sir Thomas,
Latin Secretary
grants to
letters of
letters of, to Cecil
(1604)
(1606)
(1607)
(1608)
(1609)
(1610)
letters to
see also
Bancroft, Bishop; Cecil, Earl of Salisbury; Cæsar, Sir Julius; Coke, Sir Edward; Howard, Earl of Northampton;
Howard, Earl of Nottingham; Howard
Earl of Suffolk; Hume, Earl of Dunbar; Privy Council; Sackville, Earl of
Dorset; Somerset, Earl of Worcester;
Waad, Sir William.
payments to
William
Lamb, Andrew
Lambe, John
Lamberhurst
Lambert, Edward
Henry
Lambert, Simon
Thomas
(felon)
Lambeth
letters from
Lambton, George
Lampard, William
Lanaunte Rectory
Lancashire
grants of lands in
lands and places in
offices in
recusants in
residents in
visitors to
Lancaster
County Palatine of
Justices in
Duchy of
Chancellor of, see Fortescue
Parry.
lands belonging to
grants of lands belonging to
officers in
receivers for
Lancaster, Sir James
Thomas
Lancaster Herald, see Charles, Nicholas.
Lands, grants of, see Crown lands.
Lane, Robert
Sir Robert
Thomas
Sir William
letters of, to Salisbury
Lanercost
Lanes, see London, streets of.
Lanfrank, Mr.
Langar
Langdale, William
Lange (minister)
Langer, Clement
Langewest
Langford
Langford, Richard
Langford Ecclesia
Langham, Rutland
Langham, Suffolk
Langley, Hertford
Wilts
Langley, John
Dr.
Langley Mary's, Bucks, house and park
Langney
Langston, Anthony
Langton
Lanherne
Lanier, Alphonso
Lanyer, Nicholas
Lapley
Lapworth
Lardo, Paulo
Larke, Robert
Larkin, Thomas
Lassells, Edmund
grants to
Lathom
Latier, Humphrey
Latin Secretary, see Smith, Sir Thomas.
Latwise, William
Laud, Dr. William
Mr.
Laughton
Launcelot, John
Launceston
Launde Priory
Park and Woods
Launderells
Laverock, Thomas
Laverton
Law, Ralph
Law, doctors of
Lawarre, Lord, see West.
Lawe, Anthony
Lawley, Edward
George
George, jun.
Thomas
Lawood House
Lawrence, Edward
John
Leonard
Matthew
Thomas
Lawson, Francis
Henry
Ralph
Roger
Sir Wilfrid
letters of, to Cecil
Mr.
Lawther, Laird of Cawmillne
Laxton, William
Laycon, Thomas
Layfield, Dr. (minister)
Laythwait, Alexander
Lazomby, Richard
Lea, Evans
Captain Philip
Lead
customs on
Leadenham
Leake, Edward
Robert
Leash, Masters and Children of
Leather (hides and skins)
export of
Leaver, Roger
Lecavill, Richard
Leche, Edward
John Rodrigos
Lechworth
Ledcome
Ledgers Ashby
Ledgold, Richard
William
Ledington
Ledington, Thomas
Lee
Lee, or Lea, river
Lee, Francis
Gilbert
Sir Henry
Hugh
John
Nicholas
Richard
Sir Richard
Sir Robert
Lady
see Gerard, John.
Leech, Edward
Nathaniel
Thomas
Leeds
Kent
Leeds, Sir Thomas
Leefield, Abraham
Leeke-Wootton
Leeson, Bennett
Legate, John
Legge, Dr. Thomas
Leghorn
Le Gris, Robert
Le Gros, Thomas
Leicester
Forest
Mayor of
New Park
Leicester, Earl of, see Dudley, Robert.
Countess of, see Dudley, Lettice.
Leicester's Commonwealth
Leicestershire
grants of lands in
justices of
lands and places in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
Leigh
the
Leigh, Captain Charles
Sir Edward
Sir Francis
Sir Henry
letters of, to Cecil
letters to
James
Sir James
John
Sir John
Oliver
Sir Oliver, or Oliphe
Robert
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Sir Uriah
alias Lythe, Walter
William
Leighton
Walk, Waltham Forest
Leighton, Lady Elizabeth
Sir Thomas
Sir William
(justice)
Leminge, Robert, see Liminge.
Lennard, Sampson
Margaret
Lenox, Duke of, see Stuart, Lewis.
Earl of, see Stuart, Matthew.
Countess of, see Stuart, Margaret.
Lenton Priory
Leo XI., Pope
Leominster
steward of, see Croft, Sir Herbert.
Priory
Lepingdon, Edward
Lepton, John
Le Sieur, Stephen
Sir Stephen
Lesley, Sir Patrick, Lord of Lindores
Lesley, James
William
Lessingham, Mr.
Lester, Henry
Lethersall, Edward
Letters, see Posts.
Levant, the
Company (Turkey merchants)
ambassadors of
Leven river
Levens, Hans
Lever, Ralph
Thomas
Leveson, John
Sir John
or Luson, Sir Richard
Sir Walter
William
Levett, Thomas
Levingston, Alexander
Daniel
Henry
John, Equerry of the Queen
John, jun., Groom of the Bedchamber
John
Levyns, Sir Melchoir
Lewen, Sir Justinian
Lewes
Lewes, Anthony
Lewgar, John
Lewin, Thomas
Lewis, Anthony
John
Thomas
William
Lewisham
Lewkenor, George
Sir Lewis
letters of, to Cecil
Lady
Sir Richard, Chief Justice of Chester
Ley, John
Thomas
see also Leigh.
Leyden
Leyland, Christopher
Liber Rubeus
Lichfield
Bishop of, see Coventry and Lichfield.
Dean and Chapter of
prebend of
Lidall, Richard
Lidd, Henry
Ligon, Sir William
Lilburn, Ferdinando
John
Lime
Limehouse
Liminge, Robert
Linchford and Ash
Lincoln
Bishops of, see Chaderton, William;
Barlow, William.
cathedral of
Dean and Chapter of
diocese of
Earl of, see Clinton.
Lincoln, Thomas
Lincolnshire
grants of lands in
lands and places in
receivers of
recusants in
residents in
Lincoln's Inn
Lindley, Sir Henry
Lawrence
Lindores, Lord, see Lesley, Sir Patrick.
Lindsay, Bernard
David
David, Bishop of Ross
Edward
Sir Henry
Sir James
Lindsey
Linewray, Sir John
Ling, see Fish.
Linkhorne, Thomas
Linley, Martin
Linlithgow
Earl of, see Livingston.
Linsden, Thomas
Linton
Walk, Waltham Forest
Lions, John
Lisbon
Lisle, Norman
William
Mr.
Lord, see Sydney.
Lister, Ingram
John
Dr. Matthew, letters of, to Carleton
Liston
Lithuania
Little, Richard
Little Dalby
Little Stanmore
Little Thurrock
Little Weldon
Littlebury, Humphrey
Littlejohn, see Owen, Nicholas.
Littleton, Sir Edward
Humphrey
John
Muriell
Stephen
Livedon
Lively, Edward
Liveries, see Wards.
Liverpool
Mayor of
Liversedge
Livingston, Alexander, Earl of Linlithgow
George
Llachilched
Llan-Armon
Llanbadarn Abuseyth
Llanbadarn Fawr
Llanbeulan
Llandaff, Bishop of
diocese of
Llandeilo-Vwaur
Llandinam
Llandough
Llanidar
Llannech-y-Aneth
Llan Peddroch
Llan Sainte y Catherine
Llanvailog
Llanwddyn
Llarneston
Llewellyn Griffith
Llewelyn, Mr.
Lloyd, Charles
Fulk
George, Bishop of Man
Bishop of Chester
letters of, to Salisbury
Gwenhoyvar
Humphrey
Oliver
Dr. Oliver
Rice ap David
Richard
Robert
Thomas
Llysfaen, see Penmaen Llysfaen.
Loader, alias Suttell, Thomas
Loan to the King (1604)
(1610)
Loan to the King, repayment of
see also London.
Lochard, Johan
Locherson, John
Lochleven Castle
Lock, Thomas
Lockley, Frances
Robert
Locksmith, Richard
Loddington
Lodge, Dr. Thomas
Logwood
customs on
Lok, Henry
letters of, to Salisbury
Michael
London
aldermen of
buildings in or near
burials and christenings in
charter to
churches of
citizens of
City Companies of
Barbers and Surgeons
Brewers
Butchers
Clothworkers
Cordwainers
Feltmakers
Fishmongers
Goldsmiths
Grocers
Haberdashers
Ironmongers
Leathersellers
Mercers
Merchant Tailors
Mineral and Battery Works
Musicians
Pewterers
Pinmakers
Poulterers
Salters
Starchmakers
Stationers
Turners
London, freemen of
highways near
King's entry into, see James I.
letters dated from, passim.
loan to King
Lord Mayors of
(1603):Lee, Robert
(1603-4):Bennet, Sir Thomas
(1604-5):Low, Sir Thomas
(1605-6):Hollyday, Sir Henry
(1606-7):Watts, Sir John
(1607-8):Rowe, Sir Henry
(1608-9):Weld, Sir Humphrey
(1609-10):Cambell, Sir Thomas
letters to, see James I., letters of.
merchants of
offices and officers in
parishes of
plague in
port of
customs and custom officers of
prisoners in
receivers in
recorder of
recusants in
residents in
sheriffs of
ships of
streets of :-
Aldgate
Aldersgate-street
Bishopsgate
Blackfriars
Broad-street
Cheapside
Cornhill
Cripplegate
Dowgate
London, streets of-continued.
Fenchurch-street
Fetter-lane
Fleet-street
Friday-street
Friars, the
High Holborn
Holborn
Kingwell-street
Knight Rider-street
New Fish-street
Philip-lane
St. Giles's
St. John's-street
St. Martin's-lane
Shoreditch
Silver-street
Strand, see also Strand.
Thames-street
Trinity-lane
Watling-street
Wood-street
subsidies in
tradespeople in
travellers to or from
Bishops of, see Bancroft, Vaughan
Ravis, Abbott.
diocese of
London House
London, Elizabeth
Lone, Samuel
Long, Thomas
Long Bennington
Long Buckby
Long Preston
Longdale, Peter
Longe, Catherine
Robert
Thomas
Sir Walter
Longland
Longney
Longstock
Longworth
Longworth, William
Lorchin, Richard
Lords, the, see Privy Council; Lords, House of.
Lords, House of
conferences with the Commons
Lords, list of
Lords Spiritual and Temporal
Lorraine, Duke of, Charles le Grand
son of, see Vaudemont.
Duke of, Henri le Bon
Losse, Sir Hugh
Lostwithiel
Lotchard, William
Lothbury
Lotti, Ottaviano
Loughborough
Louth
Love, John
Nicholas
Thomas
Lovel, Captain Thomas
Lovelace, Sir Richard
Sir William
Lovell, Antiocheston
Edward
Jane, Lady
John
Mary Lady
-
Loversall
Lovett, Drew
Francis
Low, Francis
James
Low Countries, see also Flanders, Holland.
Lowde, John
Lowdham
Lowe, priest
John
Sir Thomas
Lowe, the
Loweley, Thomas
Lower, Sir William
Lowman, Francis
Philip
Lowther, Leonard
Sir Richard
Lowthorpe
Loxfield
Lubbesthrope
Lubeck
Lucas, William, sen.
Lucca
Luddington
Ludlow
Ludlow, Castle
letters from
Lugger, John
Lukin, Bartrobe
Lukin, Thomas
Luls, Arnold
Lulworth
Lumley, John Lord
Richard
Lundoris, Lord, see Lindores.
Lundy Island
Lunsden, Thomas
Lurgishall
Luson, Sir Richard, see Leveson.
Luther, Anthony
Martin
Thomas
Lutley, George
Lutterworth
Luxemburgh, Duke of
Lydd
Lyddall
Lydeat, George
Lydney
Lydston, Robert
Lydyard, Hugh
Lye
Lye, Alexander
Lyfield Forest
Lyme Regis
Mayor of
Lympsham
Lynam
Lyndhurst
Lyneden
Lyne, Mr. (of Westminster)
Thomas
Lyngen
Lyngen, Edward
Ellinor
Lynn
Lynn Regis, see King's Lynn.
Lyntell, Edward
Lyons
Lyons, John
Lyons, or Lions Castle, see Holt Castle.
Lytham
Lythe, Walter, see Leigh, Walter.
Lytton, Philip
Sir Rowland
letters of, to Chamberlain
letters of, to Carleton
William
Lyvalls
M'Carty, Lady Ellen
Florence
M'Donnel, Sir James
Sir Ronald
M'Sorrell, Randall
Macclesfield, or Maxwell, Peter
Machell, William
Mackew, John
Macwilliams, Henry
Maddison, Ralph
Madley
Madock, Richard
Madrid
Magdalen Hospital, Norfolk
Magner, Francis
Maherley
Maidenhead
Maidstone
Mayor of
Mainstonfield, see Chinley.
Mainwaring, Arthur, Sir Arthur
Christopher
Henry
Hugh
Mr.
Mak, E. F.
Malaga
Malaspina, Marquises of
Malbeck
Malcolmtosh, John
Maldon
Male
Malines, Gerard
Mallerthorp
Mallet, George
Mallory, Sir John
Thomas, Dean of Chester
Mallows, John
Malmesbury
Malrey, Mr.
Malta, vessels of
Maltravers, Lord, see Howard, James.
Maltsters
Malvern
Malvern Chace
Malyn, Ferdinando
Man, Bishop of, see Lloyd; Philips.
Manaden
Manchester
College of Christ Church
Mancididor, -
Manedo (a savage)
Manewden
Manfield, Frances
John
Manisty, Edward
Manley, Richard
Mann, William
Manners, Francis
Sir George
Oliver, Sir Oliver
letters of, to Salisbury
Ralph
Roger
Roger, Earl of Rutland
letters of, to Salisbury
Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland
Manning, Peter
Mansell, Sir Robert
Lodowick
Thomas
Mansfield
Mansfield Waterhouse
Mansfield, Sir Edward
Henry
Mantell, Thomas
Mantua, Vincent I., Duke of
Manuscripts, see Books.
Manwood, John
Manyfold Wick
Maperley, Roger
Mapes, Leonard
Mapledingham
Mapperley
Mar, Earl of, see Stewart, John.
Marbury, Francis
George
Lawrence
Thomas
Marcham
Marches, see Borders.
Marcus, Jenkin
Marden
Margate
Margitts, George
Mariners
Markes, manor of
Market Harborough
Market, Clerks of
Markets and Fairs
Markey, William
Markham, Charles
Sir Griffin
attainder of
confessions and examinations of
letters of, to Cecil
Markham, Anne Lady
letters of, to Salisbury
John, Serjeant-at-arms
John
Mr. (minister)
Marks, C.
Marnhill, Baron, see Howard, Henry.
Marque, Letters of
Marrick House and Park
Marrow, Isaac
Marsfield
Marsh, Henry
Leonard
Michael
Marshal of the Field
Marshall, George
John
Richard
Robert
Thomas
Marshalsea Prison
Marsham
Marshagh
Marshland
Marson, Simon
Martaiew
Marten, Dr. Henry
Dr. Richard
Martin, Alexander
Bartholomew
Edward
Henry
Richard
Sir Richard, Master of the Mint
Richard, Bishop of St. David's
Thomas
(friar)
Dr. (physician)
Martin Abbey
Martock
Marton
Marven, Sir James, see Mervin.
Marvyn, or Marvin, Thomas
Marwell
Marwood Hag
Marwood Park
Mary I., Queen
Mary, Princess
funeral of
Queen of Scots
de Medicis, Queen of France
Marybone Park
Mascall, Edward
Mason, Ambrose
Henry
John
Matathias
Mason, Peter
Robert
Masques, see Drama.
Mass, service of
Massam, William
Massey, Gerard
Massock, Henry
Massy, William
Masters, Ralph
Mathieu, Pierre
Matilson, Henry
Maton, William, letters of, to Salisbury
Matthew, Edmund
John
Morgan
Nathaniel
Tobias, Bishop of Durham, Archbishop of York
commissions to
letters of
letters of, to Salisbury
letters to, see James I., letters of.
Tobie
letters of
letters of, to Carleton
Matthew, -
Matthews, Peter
Mattingley, John
Maudit, Mr. (of London).
Maugier, John.
Maull, Patrick
Maunchi, John
Maunder, Thomas
Maundy, the
Maurice, Francis
Count, see Nassau.
Mawdit, John
Mawdsley, -
Mawe, Leonard
Mawgan
Maxwell, Herbert
John Lord
Peter, see Macclesfield.
Robert
Ronald
May, Hugh
Humphrey
John
John (recusant)
Martin
Philip
Captain
Maycock, Sir Cavalliero
Maydenhall
Mayes, William
Mayland
Maylandes
Maynard, Henry
Sir Henry
Sir William
Mayne, John
Joseph
Maynet, Michael
Mayo, -
Mead, Sir Thomas
Meares, Henry
Meath, Bishop of, see Dodd, Roger; Montgomery, George.
Meaze, see Garnet, Henry.
Medals
Medianburg
Mediterranean Sea
Medway River
Mee, Nicholas
Meek, Walter
Meere, John
letters of, to Salisbury
Melbourn
Melchet
Melcomb Regis
Melford
Melin, Cornelius
Melksham Forest
Mellersh, Richard
Mellett, George
Melvill, Andrew
Sir Robert
Mendip
Mendoza, Don Bernardino de, Spanish Ambassador
Merchandize
Merchant Adventurers
Strangers
Merchants
Merden
Meredith, Edward
John
Richard
Thomas ap John
Sir William
William
Merefleet
Merell, Thomas
Merevel
Merfin, George
Merick, Jenkyn Thomas
Merifield
Merionethshire
justices and judges in
offices in
Merlyon, the ship
Mermaid and Anchor inn
Merrick, Hugh
Rowland
Merry, Henry
Thomas
Mr.
Merswe
Merton, James
Merton Abbey
Mervin, or Marven, Sir James
Meryton, Francis
Mesnil, M. du
Metcalf, Brian
Jerome
Sir Christopher
Metcalfe, Sir Thomas
letters of, to Salisbury
Metham, Sir Thomas
Metlawe and Welawe
Mevagissey
Mewtas, Mrs. Jane
Thomas
Mewtys, Captain Thomas
Mewys, Sir John
Meysey, Ma.
Thomas
William
Miccoti, Julian
Michelborne, Sir Edward
Lawrence
Thomas
Michel-grove
Michel-marsh
Michell, Francis
Lawrence
Mr.
Middenham
Middleborne
Middlebowe
Middleburgh
Middleham
Middlemore, John
Richard
Thomas
William
Mrs.
Middlesex
grants of lands in
justices in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
Middlesex, sheriff of
Middleton, Christopher
David
Francis
Henry
Hugh
Robert
Sir Thomas
William
William
William (recusant)
Middleton (Kent)
(Lancashire)
(Northampton)
(York)
Milan
Mildmay, Sir Anthony
Sir Thomas
Sir Walter
Mile End
Milebrook
Miles (priest)
Milford
Militia
Mill, William
Millaston, -
Miller, Alexander
Hugh
James
Milles, Arthur
Millington, Anthony
(priest)
Mills, Francis
letters to, see Reynoldes, Edward.
Mrs.
Henry
Richard
Thomas
Milo
Milton
blockhouse
Milton, Adam
Milverstone
Milward, or How, Agnes
Dr. John
Thomas
Minchinhampton
Mineral and Battery Works, see London, Companies of.
Mines and Minerals, see also Scotland, mines in.
Mines Royal
Ministers
non-conforming
Ministers in Scotland, see Scotland.
Ministry
Minories, the
Minors, Roger
Minster
Mint, affairs of
auditors of
master of, see Martin, Sir Richard.
officers of
warden of, see Knyvet, Sir Thomas.
Mison, or Myson, Thomas
Misterton
Mitchell, Francis
John
Thomas
Mitford (priest)
Moatfords, priests, alias Croft and Grey
Mockett, Abraham
Mocktree Forest
Mogg, Walter
Mokett, John
Moldavia, Prince of
Mole
Mole, John
Mr. (tutor)
Molino, Nicolo (Venetian Ambassador)
Moluccas, the
Molyneux, Sir Richard
Rutland
Mompesson, Jasper
Thomas
Monday (pursuivant)
Mondon
Mondy, Edmund
Moneys, see Coin.
Monglatt, M. de
Monk Orchard
Monk, Sir Thomas
Monksmill et Monkey
Monkwearmouth
Monmouthshire
lands and places in
receivers of
recusants in
Monopolies
Monox, Edward
family
Monro, Angus
Monson, Sir Thomas
Sir William
Montague, Sir Edward
Sir Henry
Henry
James, Dean of the Chapel Royal
Dean of Worcester
Bishop of Bath and Wells
Roger
Viscount, see Brown, Anthony.
Lady
Montague House
Montagues, the
Montaigne, Dr. George, Dean of Westminster
Hugh
Monteagle, Lord, see Parker, William.
Montgomeri, Earl of
Montgomery
Castle
gaol
Montgomery,
George, Bishop of Derry
Raffo, and Clogher,
Bishop of
Meath
Sir Neil
Earl of, see Herbert.
Montgomeryshire
lands and places in
offices in
Montjoy, Lord, see Blount, Charles.
Montmorenci, Henri, Due de, Constable of
France
Charlotte Marguerite de
Moon, William
Moore, Adrian
Francis
Sir George
John
Mary
Richard
Robert
Robert (of Hampshire)
Robert (coachmaker)
Sir Robert
William
Mr.
Moorfields
Moorhead, William
Morborn
Morcomb, William
Mordaunt, Henry Lord
connection of, with Gunpowder
Plot
Margaret, Lady
More, Edward
Sir Edward
Elizabeth
Gabriel
Sir George
Richard
Morehall
Morehay
Morehay Walk
Morekey, William
Moreton, Albert
Dr. Thomas
Morgan, Bridget
Sir Charles
Edward
Morgan, Francis
Harry
Mrs.
John
Mary
Sir Matthew
Rees
Robert
Thomas
Thomas (surveyor)
William (recusant)
William
Morice, Edward
Morking Mills
Morley
Morley, Edward
Lionel
Thomas
William
Lord, see Parker, Edward.
Morleys, the
Mornington, Richard
Morpeth
Morrall, Walter
Morrell, Roger
Morrice, Nicholas
Morris, Francis
John
Sir John
Nicholas
Robert
Robert (of Essex)
Thomas
Sir William
Winifred
(servant)
Morrison, Bess
Sir Charles
Fiennes
John
Morse, William
Mortimer
Mortimer, Mr.
Mortlake
Lodge and Park
Morton, Dr. Thomas, Dean of Gloucester
Dean of Winchester
Morvill
Moseley, William
Moselhew, Lawrence
Mote Park
Mote's Bulwark
Mottisfont
Mouchy, John
Moulsworth, Wingfield
Moulton Park
Mounson, Thomas
Mrs. (of Lincolnshire)
Mount, The
Mount Howard, Guiana
Mountfield
Mountford, Sir Edward
John
Moxsay, Nicholas
Moyses, David
Muckleston
Mulberry trees
Mulcaster, Richard
Muncaster, Leonard
Oliver
Munck, Levinus de, Secretary of Cecil
letter of
letters to
papers by
Muncrieff, Alexander
George
Henry
Robert
Thomas
Munden Hall
Munford, To.
Munition, see Ordnance.
Munster
Lord President of, see Danvers, Henry
Lord.
Murray, David
Sir David
letters of, to Salisbury
David, Lord Scone
George
James
Sir James
Jane
John (Queen's servant)
John (curate)
John (groom of the bedchamber)
letters of, to Salisbury
Sir Patrick
Prudence
Richard
Robert
Thomas (tutor of Prince Charles)
William
Earl of, see Stewart, James.
Muscadell, customs on
Muschamp, Thomas
Muscovado
Muscovy
company, see also Russia
merchants.
Muse, Thomas
Musgrave, Christopher
Edward
Sir Edward
John
Leonard
Sir Richard
Thomas
Mush, William
Music, lecture on
Musicians, see James I., musicians of.
Mussell, Thomas
William
Musters
Muster-masters and commissioners
Mutmare Park
Muttlebury, Thomas
Mutton, Thomas
Mutton, Peter
Mydleton, John
Myers, Andrew
Myles, John
Mylwarde, William
Myng, John
Judith
Mynne, Sir Henry
Mynors, George
Mynours, Henry
John
Mynterne, Mr.
N- T-
Nairn, Mr.
Nantbay Grange
Naples
Nappay
Napper, Archibald
Narberth, or Norbertes
Narrow Seas
Nash
Nasmyth, John
Nassau, Count Maurice of
Nassington
Naunton, Robert
Navarre
Navy, or Fleet
abuses in
charges of
officers of
supplies for
treasurer of
Nay, John
Naylor, Adam
William
Neale, Francis
letters of, to Salisbury
Thomas
Walter
Neate, the
Neave, John
Neck, Roger
Nedham, Robert
Needham, Arthur
Francis
John
Sir John
Oswald
Mr.
Needwood Forest
Neile, Richard, Dean of Westminster
Bishop of Rochester
Bishop of Coventry and Lich-field
William
Nelson, Neils
Nethercombe, alias Estcombe
Netherdale
Netherham
Netherlanders, see Dutch and Hollanders.
Netherlands, see Holland, Flanders.
merchants of
Nether Padley
Neuburgh, George William Duke of
Nevey, George
Nevile, Dr. Thomas
Nevill, Lady Adeline
Sir Andrew
Lady Ann
Lady Catherine
Henry, 5th Earl of Westmoreland
Charles, 6th Earl of Westmoreland
Edward, or Edmund, of Latimer, titular Earl of Westmoreland
Lady Margaret
Lady Mary
Ralph, 1st Earl of Westmoreland
William (merchant)
William (examiner)
Neville, Anthony
Edward
Henry
Sir Henry
letters of
New, John
New Drapery
customs on
New Forest
New Lodge
New Park, Leicestershire
New River
New Romney
Newark on Trent
hospital, alms-rooms in
Newark Grange
Newark Wood
Newborn
Newborough
Newbury
Newby
Newby, Alexander
Newcastle on Tyne
gaol of
letters from
Mayor of
recusants in
Newce, Captain William
Newcome, Dr.
Newell, Robert
Newelme, see Ewelme.
Newenham
Newfoundland
Newgate
prisoners in
Newham
Newham-Huntlo
Newland
Newman, John
Dr. George
Newmarket
inn at
letters dated from
Newminster, monastery
Newport, Isle of Wight
Newport, Captain Christopher
Edward
Sir Francis
Robert
William
Newsham
Newsom, Edward
Newstead Grange
Newton, Adam
letters of, to Salisbury
Ann
Dr. Fogg
Katherine Lady
Theodore
Thomas
Mr.
Newton Ferrers
Nichol Forest
Nicholas, John
Reynolds
Richard
Susan
Nicholls, Sir Augustine or Austin
John
Nicholson, Edmund
George
John
Otho
Thomas
William
Nicolls, Samuel
Thomas
Niloe, Hans
Noades, John
Noball Hall
Noke, Thomas
Non-communicants, see Communicants.
Non-conformity, see Conformity.
Nonsuch
house and park
game at
letters dated from
Norbertes, see Narberth.
Norbrook
Norbury
Norden, John
letters of, to Salisbury
Norfolk
grants of lands in
lands and places in
manufactures in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
sheriff, &c., of
Norfolk, Duke of, see Howard, Thomas.
Norham Castle and Manor
Normanby
Normandy
Norrington
Norris, Allen
Edward
Sir Edward
Francis Lord
accounts of
Norris, Francis Lord, illness of
letters of, to Carleton
letters of, to Cecil
Bridget Lady
Bridget
John
Sir John
Silvester
William
Sir William
Mr.
Norroy King-at arms, see Segar, William; St.
George, Richard.
North, Lady
(priest)
Mr.
North (of England), the
officers in
Council of
precedency in
President of, see Sheffield, Edmund Lord.
North Allerton
Auckland
Barsted
Cleobury
Hill
Muskham
Shoebury
Stoke
Northall
Northampton
archdeacon of
proctor of
Northampton house
Northampton, Earl of, see Howard, Henry.
Marchioness of, see Georges, Lady Helen.
Northamptonshire
forests in
grants of lands in
lands and places in
lieutenants of
offices in
recusants in
residents in
sheriffs and justices, &c., of
Northumberland
grants of lands in
lands and places in
officers, &c, of
receivers of
recusants in
residents in
Northumberland, Earl of, see Percy, Henry.
Northwich
Norton
Norton, Burham
Sir Daniel
Dudley
Elizabeth
Eustace
John, King's Printer
Richard
Robert
Samuel
Thomas
Walter
Norwich
alms-rooms at
castle
hospital of, see St. Stephen's.
mayor and corporation of
Bishop of, see Jegon, John.
deanery of
diocese of
prebends of
Nostell
Note, John
Nottingham
mayor, &., of
castle
Nottingham, Earl of, see Howard, Charles.
Nottinghamshire
grants of lands in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
Noy, William
Nuffield
Nuneaton
Nunn, John
Nunnington
Nurenberg
Nuttall, Thomas
Oakham
Oakley
Oaths, see Allegiance and Supremacy.
Oatlands
house and park
Oats, see Corn.
Oats, Thomas
Oborne, Edward
O'Bryan Donatus, Earl of Thomond
Ockley, Edward
Thomas
Ocknolds
O'Dogherty, -
O'Donnell, see Garvey, Neal.
O'Donnell, Rory, Earl of Tyrconnel
Odell, Jerome
Odington
Odstoke
Offerrell, Faghuy
John
Offley, Mr. (merchant)
Ogle, Cuthbert
John
Sir John
Sir Richard
letters of, to Cecil
Oglethorpe, Thomas
Owen
Ognell, George
O'Hagarty, James
O'Haggan, Henry
Oil, customs on
Okeford-Shilling
Oking
Old Sarum castle
Old Stratford
Oldcorne, Edward, alias Hall, Parker, Vincent
examinations of
letters of
Oldenburg, Antonius Guntherus, Count of
Oldis, William
Oldsworth, Arnold
Edward
Oliphant, John
Robert
Oliver, Peter
Richard
Robert
Olney
park
Ombersley
Ommeren and Ashenbroke, Henry de
O'Neil, Hugh, Earl of Tyrone
O'Neil, Catherine, Countess of Tyrone
Ongar
Onley, Sir Edward
Ord, William
Orde, Henry
Richard
Ordnance, munition, &.
Ordnance, Lieut-General of, see Carew, Sir George; Dallison, Sir Roger.
Masters of, see Blount, Earl of Devonshire ; Carew, George Lord.
officers of
stores, &.
Ore, see Lead, Silver.
Orkney, Earl, see Stewart, Patrick.
Orleton
Orlingbury
Orme, Captain Roger
Ormskirk
Ormond, Earl of, see Butler, Thomas.
Marquis of, see Charles, Prince.
O'Roughan, Denis (priest)
Orrell, George
George, jun.
Orsett
Orton
Orton Madock
Osborne, Christopher
Edward
John, Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer of the Exchequer
letters of, to Salisbury
letters to, see Cecil, Earl Salisbury.
Sir John
Peter, sen.
Peter, jun.
Sir Robert
William
Mr.
Ossulston
Ostend
Osterley, or Austerley
Oston
Oswald, Matthew
Osward by Soke
Otford
Othen, Edward
Otter-hounds, see James I., hounds of.
Otteringham
Ottery, St. Mary
Ottoman, Mons.
Ouse river
Ouseley, Nicholas
William
Outlaw, Richard
Outlaws and Outlawry
Over Padley
Overbury, Giles
Nicholas
Thomas, Sir Thomas
Walter
Overgorthenr
Overton, John
William, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
Owdby
Owen, Alice
Hugh
John
John (yeoman pricker)
Lewis
Nicholas, alias Littlejohn
Sir Roger
William
Mr. (minister)
Oxenbridge, Goddard
Sir Robert
William
Mrs.
Oxford
letters from
Earl of, see Vere de.
Bishop of, see Bridges.
diocese of
prebends of
Oxford University
letters to
see also James I., letters of.
Chancellors of, (Sackville, Thomas, Earl of Dorset),
(Bancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury)
Vice-Chancellors of
Hebrew professorship at
library at
proctor of
Colleges of; viz.-
All Saints
All Souls
warden, &., of, letters of
warden, &., of, letters to
Brasen nose
Christ Church
Corpus Christi
Exeter
Hart hall
Oxford University, Colleges of-continue l.
Magdalen
Merton
New
Queen's
St. Edmund Hall
St. John's.
St. Mary's of Winton, see New College.
Wadham
Oxfordshire
grants of lands in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
Oyer and terminer
Pacenius, Bartolus
Packer, Hugh
John
Packington, Sir John
daughter of
Packnam, Mark
Paddon, Robert
Paddy, Sir William
Padstow
Padua
Page, Charles
Edward
Richard
Thomas
Paget, Charles
Thomas, Lord
William
Mr.
Pagrave (recusant)
Painsley
Paington
Painters
Painton, Shropshire
Palatinate
Palatine, Count, see Frederic V.
Palavicino, Fabricio
Sir Horatio
Palfreyman, James
Richard
Palmer, Andrew
Christopher
Sir Henry
John (bailiff)
Palmer, John
Robert
Roger
Sir Thomas
Valentine
(embroiderer)
Pamphlets, see Books.
Pamphlin, Robert
Papists, see Catholics.
Papworth, Roger
Parcell, Catherine
Pardons, general
Parham, Sir Edward
Paris
Jesuit college in
letters from
parliament of
Paris, Henry
Park Head
Parker, see Oldcorne.
Christopher
Edward, Lord Morley
letters of, to Salisbury
Henry
John (serjeant of bears)
John (footman)
John (pauper)
John
John (recusant)
John (castle-keeper)
Sir John
Sir Nicholas
Richard
Robert
Thomas (Privy Seal clerk)
Thomas (felon)
William
William, 3rd Lord Monteagle
William, 4th Lord Monteagle
grants to
letters of, to Salisbury
letters to
servant to
Parkins, Sir Christopher
Parks, Mr.
Parliament
absence from
acts of
Parliament, adjournment and prorogation of
bills, &., before
clerks and ushers of
dissolution of
house
members of
orders and proceedings in
petitions to
proxies in
records of
seats in
speeches in
summons to
Scottish, see Scotland.
Parma, Prince of
Parnel, Mr.
Parre, John, King's embroiderer
Parris, Thomasine
Parry, Dr. Henry, Dean of Chester
Bishop of Gloucester,
Bishop of
Worcester
Henry
John
John (master of otter-hounds)
Miles
Richard, Dean of Bangor and Bishop of St. Asaph
Sir. Thomas, Ambassador in France
William
Parsonages, see Crown lands, Chantry.
Parsons, see Ministers.
Parsons, John
Robert, Jesuit
Thomas
Partington, William
Partrich, James
Partridge, Edward
John
Stephen
Paschall, John
Pashley, Francis
Pass, Matthew
Passage of Seas
Paston, Christopher
Edward
Sir William
Paswick
Pate, Thomas
Paterson (priest)
Patrick, William
Father
Patrington
Patten, John
Mercury
Thomas
Pattingham
Pattison, John
Paul V., Pope
bulls and briefs of
dominions of
letters of
letters to
nuncio of
Paul, George
Henry
Paulet, Sir Hampden
William, 3rd Marquis of Winchester
William, 4th Marquis of Winchester
Lucy, Marchioness of Winchester
William, Lord St. John
letters of, to Salisbury
Paunton, John
Paver, Richard
Pavilions, see Tents and Toils.
Pawlet, Mr.
Pawlett, John
Paxford
Payne, Henry
John
Margaret
Robert
Thomas
William
Peace, see Justices of Peace, commission for.
Peach, Henry
Peachamp, Edmund
Peacock, Sir Edward
Richard
Peak, Edward
Peak, the
forest of
Peake, Robert
Peape, Ralph
Pearce, Thomas
Peare, John
Pearls, see Jewels.
Pearpoint, Robert
Pearson, Thomas
Pear-tree, Jock of the, see Graham, John.
Peasley, William
Pedlars
Peeter, Maurice
Peirce, Stephen
Pelborough, Michael
Pelham, Thomas
Pellet, Sir Benjamin
Pells office
Pemberton, Mr.
Pembridge
Pembroke
Earl of, see Herbert.
Pembrokeshire
grants of lands in
justices in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers for
Penal Statutes
Penckevell, John
Richard
Thomas
Pendennis fort
Pendle-trenthide
Pendleton, Francis
Pengogo
Penicock, Walter
Penley Park
Penmaen Llysfaen
Penn, Alice
William
Pennant Piers
Pennell, Roger
Pennington Bridget
Joseph
Pennyman, William
Penrith
Penruddock, Sir Thomas
Penry, David
Penryn
Penryn, William
Penshurst
Pensions, lists of
Pentley
Penven, Elizabeth
Gilbert
Penvose, John
Michael
Richow
Penzance
Pepper
Pepper, Sir Cuthbert
John
Robert
-.
Pepper-hill
Percivall, Mr.
Richard
Percy, Lord Algernon
Sir Allan
letters of, to Carleton
Sir Charles
Dorothy, Countess of Northumberland
Henry, Earl of Northumberland
connection of, with Gunpowder plot
grants to
household of
letters of
letters of, to Privy Council
letters of, to Salisbury
letters of, to James I.
letters to
see also James
I., letters of.
servants to
Josceline
Sir Richard
Thomas
servants of
Mrs.
Thomas, late Earl of Northumberland
see Fisher.
Periam, Sir William, Chief Baron of the Exchequer
Periors
Perkins, Francis
Mr.
Mrs., see Vaux, Anne.
Perkinson, -
Peronne, or Perron, James Davy du, Cardinal
Perrot family
Perrot, Sir James
Sir John
Perrott, Sir Owen
Penelope
Thomas
Persia
Persons, Walter
Perth
Perth, Earl of, see Drummond.
Pescodstreet
Pesson, Edward
Peterborough
Peterborough, alms-rooms in
Bishop of, see Dove, Thomas.
ecclesiastical court of
dean and chapter of
diocese of
Peters, Peter
Thomas
William
Petersfield
Peto, Mr.
Petre, John Lord
Pett, John
Joseph
Phineas
Pettar, Edward
Pettit, Mary
Petty, William
Petworth
Pevensey
Pew, William
Pewsham forest
Pewter, customs on
Pewterers, see also London, companies of.
Pewteres, John
Peyton, Sir John, sen., Lieutenant of Tower
letters of, to Cecil
jun.
Phelippes, Stephen
Thomas
letters, &., of,
see also Vincent's letters to Benson.
letters of, to Cecil
letters to
Mrs.
Phelips, Edward, Serjeant-at-law, Sir Edward, Speaker of the House of Commons
Sir Edward, grants to
letters of, to Cecil
letters to
or Phillips, Francis
Philip III., King of Spain
Philip (servant)
Philips, John, Bishop of Sodor and Man
William
Phillips, Francis, see Phelips.
Phillipps, Edward
William
Mrs.
Philpott, John
Philpotts, Watkin
Phyton, Edward
Piacenza
Pickering forest
Pickering, Christopher
Gilbert
Lewis
Michael
William
(late)
Pickhaver, Thomas
Pierce, see Fisher.
Piero, Richard
Pierpoint, Sir Henry
Piers, William
Pierson, John
Richard
William
Pigeon, Bristow
Edmund
Hugh
John
Nicholas
Pigott, Gervase
Pilchers Courtheth
Pilkington, Dr. Richard
Pillingbeare
Pinchbeck
Pinchbeck, John
Pinches, William
Pinckney, Thomas
Pinkerton, Robert
Pins
Pinuto, Paolo
Pipe office
clerks of
Piper, William
Pipewell
Piracies
Pirates
Pitcairn, Patrick
Pitt, Sir Edward
John
Jonas
William
Place, Julien
Plague, The, see London.
Plate, gold and silver,see James I., plate and jewels of.
customs on
Playdell, John
Katherine
Playfair, Dr.
Plays, see Drama.
Plessington, Robert
Plomer, William
Plommer, Ananias
Plots, see Gunpowder Plot; Conspiracies.
Plowdon
Plowden, Francis
Francis, jun.
Plower, William
Plumer, John
Plumpton
park
Plumpton, Ann
Plumstead, Thomas
Mr.
Plunket, Sir Christopher
Pluralities
Plymouth
letters from
mayor of
letters of, to Cecil
fort
Pockthorpe
Pocock, Mr.
Poe, Dr. Leonard,
see Por.
Poland
Ambassador of
King of, see Sigismund III.
Poles
Poley, Edmund
Pollard, Anne
George
Polley, Richard
Polly, Thomas
Pomfret, see Pontefract.
Pontefract
alms-room at
castle
park
Ponyand, Robert
Poole, Montgomeryshire, town and port of
Poole, Sir Edward
Sir Henry
Pooley, Sir John
Poore, Richard
Pope, Sir William
Dr.
Pope, the, see Clement VIII, Leo XI., Paul V.
Popery
converts to
Popham, Amy
Sir Francis
Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of King's Bench
commissions to
grants to
letters of
letters of, to Cecil
Popham, Sir, John, letters to, see also James I., letters of.
Poplar
Poppeshall
Por, Dr. Leonard, see Poe.
Porchester castle
Pordage, Francis
William
Port bonds
Portcullis Pursuivant, see Thompson, Samuel.
Porter, Henry
James
John (bailiff)
John (pauper)
Joseph
Nicholas
Thomas
Porter's park
Portington, William
William, jun.
Portland, Isle of
castle
Portman, Sir John
Portpigham
Ports, see England, ports of.
Portsacks, see Arms.
Portsmouth
letters from
armoury at
castle and garrison
lieutenant of
Isle of
works at
Portugal
King of, see Antonio.
commerce with
Portuguese
ships
Pory, John
Post fines
Postmasters
Postnati, see Scots, naturalization of.
Posts and Packets
Posts, Master of, see Stanhope, Sir John.
Potman, Sir Richard
Pott, or Potts, Thomas
Potter, John
(coiner)
Potter's park
Potters-pury Park
Potts, Mr.
Poultney, Francis
Poulton, Ferdinando
Poultrain, Maximilian, alias Colt
Poultry and Poulterers, see also London, Companies of.
Pound, or Poundes, Thomas
Pourde, Mr. (auditor)
Povey, Justinian
Powder, see Gunpowder.
Powder treason, see Gunpowder Plot.
Powel, Gabriel
Powell, Hugh
John, King's fletcher
Richard
Roger
William
Power, Matthew
Powis, Thomas
Powlton, George
Pownde, Thomas
Poynter, William
Poyntz, Edward
Sir Gabriel
Sir John
Pratt
Pratt, Henry
Mr.
Preachers, see also Ministers.
Precious stones, see Jewels.
Preesall
Prerogative, Royal, see James I., prerogative of.
Prescott, Alexander
John
Richard
Prestbury
Preston
Preston, Sir Amias
Bellingham
Sir Richard
Prestwood, forest of
Priaux, Mr.
Price, Hugh
Jerome, see Hale, Thomas.
John
Lawrence
Sir Richard
Robert
Stephen
Thomas
William
Captain
--
Prichard, Richard
Prick and Cheque, clerks of
Prickett, Robert
Prideaux, Nicholas, Sir Nicholas
Richard
Priests, Romish
favour towards
letters of
meetings of
proceedings against
Primrose, Archibald
Gilbert
Prince, The, see Henry, Prince.
Prince, George
Richard
Robert
Prince's Risborough
Princes, foreign
Princess, The, see Elizabeth, Princess.
Prinne, Captain Edward
Printers and Printing, see also Barker, Robert, King's Printer.
Printing, licenses for
Prior, Francis
Priors Heies
Priory, The
Prisoners
Privy Council
book
chamber
clerks of
letters of
letters of, to Cecil
letters of, to Justices of Peace
letters of, to Lake
letters to
Privy Council -continued.
letters to, see James I.; Border Commissioners; Cecil, Earl of Salisbury; and Percy, Earl of Northumberland, letters of.
members of
orders and proceedings in
petitions to
warrants from and to
Privy Purse
keeper of, see Hume, Sir George.
deputy-keeper, see Jossie.
Privy Seal
keeper of, see Cecil, Earl of Salisbury;
Howard, Henry, Earl of Northampton.
clerks of
office of
Proby, Peter
Proclamations, -
(1603)
(1604)
(1605)
(1606)
(1607)
(1608)
(1609)
(1610)
Procter, Thomas
(lunatic)
Proctor, George
Sir Stephen
Lady
(parson)
Proger, Arthur
Prosen, Hildebrand
Protestants and Protestantism
Prowse, Richard
Prudhoe Castle
Prydeaux, Nicholas, see Prideaux.
Prytherghe, William
Puckeridge
Puckeridge, Thomas
Mrs.
Puckering, Sir Gilbert
Puckering, Mr.
widow
Puddle Wharf
Pudsey, Thomas
Puleston, Thomas
Pulford, Henry
John
Thomas
Pulham
Pullyn, Joshua
Pulton
Puritans and Puritanism
Purleigh
Purpett, John
Pursell, Thomas
Pursuivants, see also Portcullis, Rouge-croix, Rouge-rose.
Purveyors
Putney Park
Putto, Richard
Putton, Mr.
Pye, Walter
Pymme, John
William
Pyning, Dan.
Langham, Suffolk
Langley, Hertford
Wilts
Langley, John
Dr.
Langley Mary's, Bucks, house and park
Langney
Langston, Anthony
Langton
Lanherne
Lanier, Alphonso
Lanyer, Nicholas
Lapley
Lapworth
Lardo, Paulo
Larkc, Robert
Larkin, Thomas
Lassells, Edmund
grants to
Lathom
Latier, Humphrey
Latin Secretary, see Smith, Sir Thomas.
Latwise, William
Laud, Dr. William
Mr.
Laughton
Launcelot, John
Launceston
Launde Priory
Park and Woods
Launderells
Laverock, Thomas
Laverton
Law, Ralph
Law, doctors of
Lawarre, Lord, see West.
Lawe, Anthony
Lawley, Edward
George
George, jun.
Thomas
Lawood House
Lawrence, Edward
John
Leonard
Matthew
Thomas
Lawson, Francis
Henry
Ralph
Roger
Sir Wilfrid
letters of, to Cecil
Mr.
Lawther, Laird of Cawmillne
Laxton, William
Laycon, Thomas
Layfield, Dr. (minister)
Laythwait, Alexander
Lazomby, Richard
Lea, Evans
Captain Philip
Lead
customs on
Leadenham
Leake, Edward
Robert
Leash, Masters and Children of
Leather (hides and skins)
export of
Leaver, Roger
Lecavill, Richard
Leche, Edward
John Rodrigos
Lechworth
Ledcome
Ledgers Ashby
Ledgold, Richard
William
Ledington
Ledington, Thomas
Lee
Lee, or Lea, river
Lee, Francis
Gilbert
Sir Henry
Hugh
John
Nicholas
Richard
Sir Richard
Sir Robert
Lady
see Gerard, John.
Leech, Edward
Nathaniel
Thomas
Leeds
Kent
Leeds, Sir Thomas
Leefield, Abraham
Leeke-Wootton
Leeson, Bennett
Legate, John
Legge, Dr. Thomas
Leghorn
Le Gris, Robert
Le Gros, Thomas
Leicester
Forest
Mayor of
New Park
Leicester, Earl of, see Dudley, Robert.
Countess of, see Dudley, Lettice.
Leicester's Commonwealth
Leicestershire
grants of lands in
justices of
lands and places in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
Leigh
the
Leigh, Captain Charles
Sir Edward
Sir Francis
Sir Henry
letters of, to Cecil
letters to
James
Sir James
John
Sir John
Oliver
Sir Oliver, or Oliphe
Robert
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Sir Uriah
alias Lythe, Walter
William
Leighton
Walk, Waltham Forest
Leighton, Lady Elizabeth
Sir Thomas
Sir William
(justice)
Leminge, Robert, see Linainge.
Lennard, Sampson
Margaret
Lenox, Duke of, see Stuart, Lewis.
Earl of, see Stuart, Matthew.
Countess of, see Stuart, Margaret.
Lenton Priory
Leo XI., Pope
Leominster
steward of, see Croft, Sir Herbert.
Priory
Lepingdon, Edward
Lepton, John
Le Sieur, Stephen
Sir Stephen
Lesley, Sir Patrick, Lord of Lindores
Lesley, James
William
Lessingham, Mr.
Lester, Henry
Lethersall, Edward
Letters, see Posts.
Levant, the
Company (Turkey merchants)
ambassadors of
Leven river
Levens, Hans
Lever, Ralph
Thomas
Leveson, John
Sir John
or Luson, Sir Richard
Sir Walter
William
Levett, Thomas
Levingston, Alexander
Daniel
Henry
John, Equerry of the Queen
John, jun., Groom of the Bedchamber
John
Levyns, Sir Melchoir
Lewen, Sir Justinian
Lewes
Lewes, Anthony
Lewgar, John
Lewin, Thomas
Lewis, Anthony
John
Thomas
William
Lewisham
Lewkenor, George
Sir Lewis
letters of, to Cecil
Lady
Sir Richard, Chief Justice of Chester
Ley, John
Thomas
see also Leigh.
Leyden
Leyland, Christopher
Liber Rubeus
Lichfield
Bishop of, see Coventry and Lichfield.
Dean and Chapter of
prebend of
Lidall, Richard
Lidd, Henry
Ligon, Sir William
Lilburn, Ferdinando
John
Lime
Limehouse
Liminge, Robert
Linchford and Ash
Lincoln
Bishops of, see Chaderton, William;
Barlow, William.
cathedral of
Dean and Chapter of
diocese of
Earl of, see Clinton.
Lincoln, Thomas
Lincolnshire
grants of lands in
lands and places in
receivers of
recusants in
residents in
Lincoln's Inn
Lindley, Sir Henry
Lawrence
Lindores, Lord, see Lesley, Sir Patrick.
Lindsay, Bernard
David
David, Bishop of Ross
Edward
Sir Henry
Sir James
Lindsey
Linewray, Sir John
Ling, see Fish.
Linkhorne, Thomas
Linley, Martin
Linlithgow
Earl of, see Livingston.
Linsden, Thomas
Linton
Walk, Waltham Forest
Lions, John
Lisbon
Lisle, Norman
William
Mr.
Lord, see Sydney.
Lister, Ingram
John
Dr. Matthew, letters of, to Carleton
Liston
Lithuania
Little, Richard
Little Dalby
Little Stanmore
Little Thurrock
Little Weldon
Littlebury, Humphrey
Littlejohn, see Owen, Nicholas.
Littleton, Sir Edward
Humphrey
John
Muriell
Stephen
Livedon
Lively, Edward
Liveries, see Wards.
Liverpool
Mayor of
Liversedge
Livingston, Alexander, Earl of Linlithgow
George
Llachilched
Llan-Armon
Llanbadarn Abuseyth
Llanbadarn Fawr
Llanbeulan
Llandaff, Bishop of
diocese of
Llandeilo-Vwaur
Llandinam
Llandough
Llanidar
Llannech-y-Aneth
Llan Peddroch
Llan Sainte y Catherine
Llanvailog
Llanwddyn
Llarneston
Llewellyn Griffith
Llewelyn, Mr.
Lloyd, Charles
Fulk
George, Bishop of Man
Bishop of Chester
letters of, to Salisbury
Gwenhoyvar
Humphrey
Oliver
Dr. Oliver
Rice ap David
Richard
Robert
Thomas
Llysfaen, see Penmaen Llysfaen.
Loader, alias Suttell, Thomas
Loan to the King
Loan to the King, repayment of
see also London.
Lochard, Johan
Locherson, John
Lochleven Castle
Lock, Thomas
Lockley, Frances
Robert
Locksmith, Richard
Loddington
Lodge, Dr. Thomas
Logwood
customs on
Lok, Henry
letters of, to Salisbury
Michael
London
aldermen of
buildings in or near
burials and christenings in
charter to
churches of
citizens of
City Companies of
Barbers and Surgeons
Brewers
Butchers
Clothworkers
Cordwainers
Feltmakers
Fishmongers
Goldsmiths
Grocers
Haberdashers
Ironmongers
Leathersellers
Mercers
Merchant Tailors
Mineral and Battery Works
Musicians
Pewterers
Pinmakers
Poulterers
Salters
Starchmakers
Stationers
Turners
London, freemen of
highways near
King's entry into, see James I.
letters dated from, passim.
loan to King
Lord Mayors of
Lee, Robert
Bennet, Sir Thomas
Low, Sir Thomas
Hollyday, Sir Henry
Watts, Sir John
Rowe, Sir Henry
Weld, Sir Humphrey
Cambell, Sir Thomas
letters to, see James I., letters of.
merchants of
offices and officers in
parishes of
plague in
port of
customs and custom officers of
prisoners in
receivers in
recorder of
recusants in
residents in
sheriffs of
ships of
streets of :-
Aldgate
Aldersgate-street
Bishopsgate
Blackfriars
Broad-street
Cheapside
Cornhill
Cripplegate
Dowgate
London, streets of-continued.
Fenchurch-street
Fetter-lane
Fleet-street
Friday-street
Friars, the
High Holborn
Holborn
Kingwell-street
Knight Rider-street
New Fish-street
Philip-lane
St. Giles's
St. John's-street
St. Martin's-lane
Shoreditch
Silver-street
Strand, see also
Strand.
Thames-street
Trinity-lane
Watling-street
Wood-street
subsidies in
tradespeople in
travellers to or from
Bishops of, see Bancroft, Vaughan
Ravis, Abbott.
diocese of
London House
London, Elizabeth
Lone, Samuel
Long, Thomas
Long Bennington
Long Buckby
Long Preston
Longdale, Peter
Longe, Catherine
Robert
Thomas
Sir Walter
Longland
Longney
Longstock
Longworth
Longworth, William
Lorchin, Richard
Lords, the, see Privy Council; Lords, House of.
Lords, House of
conferences with the Commons
Lords, list of
Lords Spiritual and Temporal
Lorraine, Duke of, Charles le Grand
son of, see Vaudemont.
Duke of, Henri le Bon
Losse, Sir Hugh
Lostwithiel
Lotchard, William
Lothbury
Lotti, Ottaviano
Loughborough
Louth
Love, John
Nicholas
Thomas
Lovel, Captain Thomas
Lovelace, Sir Richard
Sir William
Lovell, Antiocheston
Edward
Jane, Lady
John
Mary Lady
-
Loversall
Lovett, Drew
Francis
Low, Francis
James
Low Countries, see also Flanders, Holland.
Lowde, John
Lowdham
Lowe, priest
John
Sir Thomas
Lowe, the
Loweley, Thomas
Lower, Sir William
Lowman, Francis
Philip
Lowther, Leonard
Sir Richard
Lowthorpe
Loxfield
Lubbesthrope
Lubeck
Lucas, William, sen.
Lucca
Luddington
Ludlow
Ludlow, Castle
letters from
Lugger, John
Lukin, Bartrobe
Lukin, Thomas
Luls, Arnold
Lulworth
Lumley, John Lord
Richard
Lundoris, Lord, see Lindores.
Lundy Island
Lunsden, Thomas
Lurgishall
Luson, Sir Richard, see Leveson.
Luther, Anthony
Martin
Thomas
Lutley, George
Lutterworth
Luxemburgh, Duke of
Lydd
Lyddall
Lydeat, George
Lydney
Lydston, Robert
Lydyard, Hugh
Lye
Lye, Alexander
Lyfield Forest
Lyme Regis
Mayor of
Lympsham
Lynam
Lyndhurst
Lyneden
Lyne, Mr. (of Westminster)
Thomas
Lyngen
Lyngen, Edward
Ellinor
Lynn
Lynn Regis, see King's Lynn.
Lyntell, Edward
Lyons
Lyons, John
Lyons, or Lions Castle, see Holt Castle.
Lytham
Lythe, Walter, see Leigh, Walter.
Lytton, Philip
Sir Rowland
letters of, to Chamberlain
letters of, to Carleton
William
Lyvalls
M'Carty, Lady Ellen
Florence
M'Donnel, Sir James
Sir Ronald
M'Sorrell, Randall
Macclesfield, or Maxwell, Peter
Machell, William
Mackew, John
Macwilliams, Henry
Maddison, Ralph
Madley
Madock, Richard
Madrid
Magdalen Hospital, Norfolk
Magner, Francis
Maherley
Maidenhead
Maidstone
Mayor of
Mainstonfield, see Chinley.
Mainwaring, Arthur, Sir Arthur
Christopher
Henry
Hugh
Mr.
Mak, E. F.
Malaga
Malaspina, Marquises of
Malbeck
Malcolmtosh, John
Maldon
Male
Malines, Gerard
Mallerthorp
Mallet, George
Mallory, Sir John
Thomas, Dean of Chester
Mallows, John
Malmesbury
Malrey, Mr.
Malta, vessels of
Maltravers, Lord, see Howard, James.
Maltsters
Malvern
Malvern Chace
Malyn, Ferdinando
Man, Bishop of, see Lloyd; Philips.
Manaden
Manchester
College of Christ Church
Mancididor, -
Manedo (a savage)
Manewden
Manfield, Frances
John
Manisty, Edward
Manley, Richard
Mann, William
Manners, Francis
Sir George
Oliver, Sir Oliver
letters of, to Salisbury
Ralph
Roger
Roger, Earl of Rutland
letters of, to Salisbury
Elizabeth, Countess of Rutland
Manning, Peter
Mansell, Sir Robert
Lodowick
Thomas
Mansfield
Mansfield Waterhouse
Mansfield, Sir Edward
Henry
Mantell, Thomas
Mantua, Vincent I., Duke of
Manuscripts, see Books.
Manwood, John
Manyfold Wick
Maperley, Roger
Mapes, Leonard
Mapledingham
Mapperley
Mar, Earl of, see Stewart, John.
Marbury, Francis
George
Lawrence
Thomas
Marcham
Marches, see Borders.
Marcus, Jenkin
Marden
Margate
Margitts, George
Mariners
Markes, manor of
Market Harborough
Market, Clerks of
Markets and Fairs
Markey, William
Markham, Charles
Sir Griffin
attainder of
confessions and examinations of
letters of, to Cecil
Markham, Anne Lady
letters of, to Salisbury
John, Serjeant-at-arms
John
Mr. (minister)
Marks, C.
Marnhill, Baron, see Howard, Henry.
Marque, Letters of
Marrick House and Park
Marrow, Isaac
Marsfield
Marsh, Henry
Leonard
Michael
Marshal of the Field
Marshall, George
John
Richard
Robert
Thomas
Marshalsea Prison
Marsham
Marshagh
Marshland
Marson, Simon
Martaiew
Marten, Dr. Henry
Dr. Richard
Martin, Alexander
Bartholomew
Edward
Henry
Richard
Sir Richard, Master of the Mint
Richard, Bishop of St. David's
Thomas
(friar)
Dr. (physician)
Martin Abbey
Martock
Marton
Marven, Sir James, see Mervin.
Marvyn, or Marvin, Thomas
Marwell
Marwood Hag
Marwood Park
Mary I., Queen
Mary, Princess
funeral of
Queen of Scots
de Medicis, Queen of France
Marybone Park
Mascall, Edward
Mason, Ambrose
Henry
John
Matathias
Mason, Peter
Robert
Masques, see Drama.
Mass, service of
Massam, William
Massey, Gerard
Massock, Henry
Massy, William
Masters, Ralph
Mathieu, Pierre
Matilson, Henry
Maton, William, letters of, to Salisbury
Matthew, Edmund
John
Morgan
Nathaniel
Tobias, Bishop of Durham, Archbishop of York
commissions to
letters of
letters of, to Salisbury
letters to, see James I., letters of.
Tobie
letters of
letters of, to Carleton
Matthew, -
Matthews, Peter
Mattingley, John
Maudit, Mr. (of London).
Maugier, John.
Maull, Patrick
Maunchi, John
Maunder, Thomas
Maundy, the
Maurice, Francis
Count, see Nassau.
Mawdit, John
Mawdsley, -
Mawe, Leonard
Mawgan
Maxwell, Herbert
John Lord
Peter, see Macclesfield.
Robert
Ronald
May, Hugh
Humphrey
John
John (recusant)
Martin
Philip
Captain
Maycock, Sir Cavalliero
Maydenhall
Mayes, William
Mayland
Maylandes
Maynard, Henry
Sir Henry
Sir William
Mayne, John
Joseph
Maynet, Michael
Mayo, -
Mead, Sir Thomas
Meares, Henry
Meath, Bishop of, see Dodd, Roger; Montgomery, George.
Meaze, see Garnet, Henry.
Medals
Medianburg
Mediterranean Sea
Medway River
Mee, Nicholas
Meek, Walter
Meere, John
letters of, to Salisbury
Melbourn
Melchet
Melcomb Regis
Melford
Melin, Cornelius
Melksham Forest
Mellersh, Richard
Mellett, George
Melvill, Andrew
Sir Robert
Mendip
Mendoza, Don Bernardino de, Spanish Ambassador
Merchandize
Merchant Adventurers
Strangers
Merchants
Merden
Meredith, Edward
John
Richard
Thomas ap John
Sir William
William
Merefleet
Merell, Thomas
Merevel
Merfin, George
Merick, Jenkyn Thomas
Merifield
Merionethshire
justices and judges in
offices in
Merlyon, the ship
Mermaid and Anchor inn
Merrick, Hugh
Rowland
Merry, Henry
Thomas
Mr.
Merswe
Merton, James
Merton Abbey
Mervin, or Marven, Sir James
Meryton, Francis
Mesnil, M. du
Metcalf, Brian
Jerome
Sir Christopher
Metcalfe, Sir Thomas
letters of, to Salisbury
Metham, Sir Thomas
Metlawe and Welawe
Mevagissey
Mewtas, Mrs. Jane
Thomas
Mewtys, Captain Thomas
Mewys, Sir John
Meysey, Ma.
Thomas
William
Miccoti, Julian
Michelborne, Sir Edward
Lawrence
Thomas
Michel-grove
Michel-marsh
Michell, Francis
Lawrence
Mr.
Middenham
Middleborne
Middlebowe
Middleburgh
Middleham
Middlemore, John
Richard
Thomas
William
Mrs.
Middlesex
grants of lands in
justices in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
Middlesex, sheriff of
Middleton, Christopher
David
Francis
Henry
Hugh
Robert
Sir Thomas
William
William
William (recusant)
Middleton (Kent)
(Lancashire)
(Northampton)
(York)
Milan
Mildmay, Sir Anthony
Sir Thomas
Sir Walter
Mile End
Milebrook
Miles (priest)
Milford
Militia
Mill, William
Millaston, -
Miller, Alexander
Hugh
James
Milles, Arthur
Millington, Anthony
(priest)
Mills, Francis
letters to, see Reynoldes, Edward.
Mrs.
Henry
Richard
Thomas
Milo
Milton
blockhouse
Milton, Adam
Milverstone
Milward, or How, Agnes
Dr. John
Thomas
Minchinhampton
Mineral and Battery Works, see London, Companies of.
Mines and Minerals, see also Scotland, mines in.
Mines Royal
Ministers
non-conforming
Ministers in Scotland, see Scotland.
Ministry
Minories, the
Minors, Roger
Minster
Mint, affairs of
auditors of
master of, see Martin, Sir Richard.
officers of
warden of, see Knyvet, Sir Thomas.
Mison, or Myson, Thomas
Misterton
Mitchell, Francis
John
Thomas
Mitford (priest)
Moatfords, priests, alias Croft and Grey
Mockett, Abraham
Mocktree Forest
Mogg, Walter
Mokett, John
Moldavia, Prince of
Mole
Mole, John
Mr. (tutor)
Molino, Nicolo (Venetian Ambassador)
Moluccas, the
Molyneux, Sir Richard
Rutland
Mompesson, Jasper
Thomas
Monday (pursuivant)
Mondon
Mondy, Edmund
Moneys, see Coin.
Monglatt, M. de
Monk Orchard
Monk, Sir Thomas
Monksmill et Monkey
Monkwearmouth
Monmouthshire
lands and places in
receivers of
recusants in
Monopolies
Monox, Edward
family
Monro, Angus
Monson, Sir Thomas
Sir William
Montague, Sir Edward
Sir Henry
Henry
James, Dean of the Chapel Royal
Dean of Worcester
Bishop of Bath and Wells
Roger
Viscount, see Brown, Anthony.
Lady
Montague House
Montagues, the
Montaigne, Dr. George, Dean of Westminster
Hugh
Monteagle, Lord, see Parker, William.
Montgomeri, Earl of
Montgomery
Castle
gaol
Montgomery, George, Bishop of Derry
Raffo, and Clogher, Bishop of
Meath
Sir Neil
Earl of, see Herbert.
Montgomeryshire
lands and places in
offices in
Montjoy, Lord, see Blount, Charles.
Montmorenci, Henri, Due de, Constable of
France
Charlotte Marguerite de
Moon, William
Moore, Adrian
Francis
Sir George
John
Mary
Richard
Robert
Robert (of Hampshire)
Robert (coachmaker)
Sir Robert
William
Mr.
Moorfields
Moorhead, William
Morborn
Morcomb, William
Mordaunt, Henry Lord
connection of, with Gunpowder
Plot
Margaret, Lady
More, Edward
Sir Edward
Elizabeth
Gabriel
Sir George
Richard
Morehall
Morehay
Morehay Walk
Morekey, William
Moreton, Albert
Dr. Thomas
Morgan, Bridget
Sir Charles
Edward
Morgan, Francis
Harry
Mrs.
John
Mary
Sir Matthew
Rees
Robert
Thomas
Thomas (surveyor)
William (recusant)
William
Morice, Edward
Morking Mills
Morley
Morley, Edward
Lionel
Thomas
William
Lord, see Parker, Edward.
Morleys, the
Mornington, Richard
Morpeth
Morrall, Walter
Morrell, Roger
Morrice, Nicholas
Morris, Francis
John
Sir John
Nicholas
Robert
Robert (of Essex)
Thomas
Sir William
Winifred
(servant)
Morrison, Bess
Sir Charles
Fiennes
John
Morse, William
Mortimer
Mortimer, Mr.
Mortlake
Lodge and Park
Morton, Dr. Thomas, Dean of Gloucester
Dean of Winchester
Morvill
Moseley, William
Moselhew, Lawrence
Mote Park
Mote's Bulwark
Mottisfont
Mouchy, John
Moulsworth, Wingfield
Moulton Park
Mounson, Thomas
Mrs. (of Lincolnshire)
Mount, The
Mount Howard, Guiana
Mountfield
Mountford, Sir Edward
John
Moxsay, Nicholas
Moyses, David
Muckleston
Mulberry trees
Mulcaster, Richard
Muncaster, Leonard
Oliver
Munck, Levinus de, Secretary of Cecil
letter of
letters to
papers by
Muncrieff, Alexander
George
Henry
Robert
Thomas
Munden Hall
Munford, To.
Munition, see Ordnance.
Munster
Lord President of, see Danvers, Henry
Lord.
Murray, David
Sir David
letters of, to Salisbury
David, Lord Scone
George
James
Sir James
Jane
John (Queen's servant)
John (curate)
John (groom of the bedchamber)
letters of, to Salisbury
Sir Patrick
Prudence
Richard
Robert
Thomas (tutor of Prince Charles)
William
Earl of, see Stewart, James.
Muscadell, customs on
Muschamp, Thomas
Muscovado
Muscovy
company, see also Russia
merchants.
Muse, Thomas
Musgrave, Christopher
Edward
Sir Edward
John
Leonard
Sir Richard
Thomas
Mush, William
Music, lecture on
Musicians, see James I., musicians of.
Mussell, Thomas
William
Musters
Muster-masters and commissioners
Mutmare Park
Muttlebury, Thomas
Mutton, Thomas
Mutton, Peter
Mydleton, John
Myers, Andrew
Myles, John
Mylwarde, William
Myng, John
Judith
Mynne, Sir Henry
Mynors, George
Mynours, Henry
John
Mynterne, Mr.
N- T-
Nairn, Mr.
Nantbay Grange
Naples
Nappay
Napper, Archibald
Narberth, or Norbertes
Narrow Seas
Nash
Nasmyth, John
Nassau, Count Maurice of
Nassington
Naunton, Robert
Navarre
Navy, or Fleet
abuses in
charges of
officers of
supplies for
treasurer of
Nay, John
Naylor, Adam
William
Neale, Francis
letters of, to Salisbury
Thomas
Walter
Neate, the
Neave, John
Neck, Roger
Nedham, Robert
Needham, Arthur
Francis
John
Sir John
Oswald
Mr.
Needwood Forest
Neile, Richard, Dean of Westminster
Bishop of Rochester
Bishop of Coventry and Lich-field
William
Nelson, Neils
Nethercombe, alias Estcombe
Netherdale
Netherham
Netherlanders, see Dutch and Hollanders.
Netherlands, see Holland, Flanders.
merchants of
Nether Padley
Neuburgh, George William Duke of
Nevey, George
Nevile, Dr. Thomas
Nevill, Lady Adeline
Sir Andrew
Lady Ann
Lady Catherine
Henry, 5th Earl of Westmoreland
Charles, 6th Earl of Westmoreland
Edward, or Edmund, of Latimer, titular Earl of Westmoreland
Lady Margaret
Lady Mary
Ralph, 1st Earl of Westmoreland
William (merchant)
William (examiner)
Neville, Anthony
Edward
Henry
Sir Henry
letters of
New, John
New Drapery
New Forest
New Lodge
New Park, Leicestershire
New River
New Romney
Newark on Trent
hospital, alms-rooms in
Newark Grange
Newark Wood
Newborn
Newborough
Newbury
Newby
Newby, Alexander
Newcastle on Tyne
gaol of
letters from
Mayor of
recusants in
Newce, Captain William
Newcome, Dr.
Newell, Robert
Newelme, see Ewelme.
Newenham
Newfoundland
Newgate
prisoners in
Newham
Newham-Huntlo
Newland
Newman, John
Dr. George
Newmarket
inn at
letters dated from
Newminster, monastery
Newport, Isle of Wight
Newport, Captain Christopher
Edward
Sir Francis
Robert
William
Newsham
Newsom, Edward
Newstead Grange
Newton, Adam
letters of, to Salisbury
Ann
Dr. Fogg
Katherine Lady
Theodore
Thomas
Mr.
Newton Ferrers
Nichol Forest
Nicholas, John
Reynolds
Richard
Susan
Nicholls, Sir Augustine or Austin
John
Nicholson, Edmund
George
John
Otho
Thomas
William
Nicolls, Samuel
Thomas
Niloe, Hans
Noades, John
Noball Hall
Noke, Thomas
Non-communicants, see Communicants.
Non-conformity, see Conformity.
Nonsuch
house and park
game at
letters dated from
Norbertes, see Narberth.
Norbrook
Norbury
Norden, John
letters of, to Salisbury
Norfolk
grants of lands in
lands and places in
manufactures in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
sheriff, &., of
Norfolk, Duke of, see Howard, Thomas.
Norham Castle and Manor
Normanby
Normandy
Norrington
Norris, Allen
Edward
Sir Edward
Francis Lord
accounts of, customs on
Norris, Francis Lord, illness of
letters of, to Carleton
letters of, to Cecil
Bridget Lady
Bridget
John
Sir John
Silvester
William
Sir William
Mr.
Norroy King-at arms, see Segar, William; St.
George, Richard.
North, Lady
(priest)
Mr.
North (of England), the
officers in
Council of
precedency in
President of, see Sheffield, Edmund Lord.
North Allerton
Auckland
Barsted
Cleobury
Hill
Muskham
Shoebury
Stoke
Northall
Northampton
archdeacon of
proctor of
Northampton house
Northampton, Earl of, see Howard, Henry.
Marchioness of, see Georges, Lady Helen.
Northamptonshire
forests in
grants of lands in
lands and places in
lieutenants of
offices in
recusants in
residents in
sheriffs and justices, &., of
Northumberland
grants of lands in
lands and places in
officers, &, of
receivers of
recusants in
residents in
Northumberland, Earl of, see Percy, Henry.
Northwich
Norton
Norton, Burham
Sir Daniel
Dudley
Elizabeth
Eustace
John, King's Printer
Richard
Robert
Samuel
Thomas
Walter
Norwich
alms-rooms at
castle
hospital of, see St. Stephen's.
mayor and corporation of
Bishop of, see Jegon, John.
deanery of
diocese of
prebends of
Nostell
Note, John
Nottingham
mayor, &., of
castle
Nottingham, Earl of, see Howard, Charles.
Nottinghamshire
grants of lands in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
residents in
Noy, William
Nuffield
Nuneaton
Nunn, John
Nunnington
Nurenberg
Nuttall, Thomas
Oakham
Oakley
Oaths, see Allegiance and Supremacy.
Oatlands
house and park
Oats, see Corn.
Oats, Thomas
Oborne, Edward
O'Bryan Donatus, Earl of Thomond
Ockley, Edward
Thomas
Ocknolds
O'Dogherty, -
O'Donnell, see Garvey, Neal.
O'Donnell, Rory, Earl of Tyrconnel
Odell, Jerome
Odington
Odstoke
Offerrell, Faghuy
John
Offley, Mr. (merchant)
Ogle, Cuthbert
John
Sir John
Sir Richard
letters of, to Cecil
Oglethorpe, Thomas
Owen
Ognell, George
O'Hagarty, James
O'Haggan, Henry
Oil, customs on
Okeford-Shilling
Oking
Old Sarum castle
Old Stratford
Oldcorne, Edward, alias Hall, Parker, Vincent
examinations of
letters of
Oldenburg, Antonius Guntherus, Count of
Oldis, William
Oldsworth, Arnold
Edward
Oliphant, John
Robert
Oliver, Peter
Richard
Robert
Olney
park
Ombersley
Ommeren and Ashenbroke, Henry de
O'Neil, Hugh, Earl of Tyrone
O'Neil, Catherine, Countess of Tyrone
Ongar
Onley, Sir Edward
Ord, William
Orde, Henry
Richard
Ordnance, munition, &.
Ordnance, Lieut-General of, see Carew, Sir George; Dallison, Sir Roger.
Masters of, see Blount, Earl of Devonshire ; Carew, George Lord.
officers of
stores, &.
Ore, see Lead, Silver.
Orkney, Earl, see Stewart, Patrick.
Orleton
Orlingbury
Orme, Captain Roger
Ormskirk
Ormond, Earl of, see Butler, Thomas.
Marquis of, see Charles, Prince.
O'Roughan, Denis (priest)
Orrell, George
George, jun.
Orsett
Orton
Orton Madock
Osborne, Christopher
Edward
John, Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer of the Exchequer
letters of, to Salisbury
letters to, see Cecil, Earl Salisbury.
Sir John
Peter, sen.
Peter, jun.
Sir Robert
William
Mr.
Ossulston
Ostend
Osterley, or Austerley
Oston
Oswald, Matthew
Osward by Soke
Otford
Othen, Edward
Otter-hounds, see James I., hounds of.
Otteringham
Ottery, St. Mary
Ottoman, Mons.
Ouse river
Ouseley, Nicholas
William
Outlaw, Richard
Outlaws and Outlawry
Over Padley
Overbury, Giles
Nicholas
Thomas, Sir Thomas
Walter
Overgorthenr
Overton, John
William, Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
Owdby
Owen, Alice
Hugh
John
John (yeoman pricker)
Lewis
Nicholas, alias Littlejohn
Sir Roger
William
Mr. (minister)
Oxenbridge, Goddard
Sir Robert
William
Mrs.
Oxford
letters from
Earl of, see Vere de.
Bishop of, see Bridges.
diocese of
prebends of
Oxford University
letters to
see also James I., letters of.
Chancellors of, (Sackville, Thomas, Earl of Dorset), (Bancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury)
Vice-Chancellors of
Hebrew professorship at
library at
proctor of
Colleges of; viz.-
All Saints
All Souls
warden, &., of, letters of
warden, &., of, letters to
Brasen nose
Christ Church
Corpus Christi
Exeter
Hart hall
Oxford University, Colleges of-continue l.
Magdalen
Merton
New
Queen's
St. Edmund Hall
St. John's.
St. Mary's of Winton, see New College.
Wadham
Oxfordshire
grants of lands in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers in
recusants in
Oyer and terminer
Pacenius, Bartolus
Packer, Hugh
John
Packington, Sir John
daughter of
Packnam, Mark
Paddon, Robert
Paddy, Sir William
Padstow
Padua
Page, Charles
Edward
Richard
Thomas
Paget, Charles
Thomas, Lord
William
Mr.
Pagrave (recusant)
Painsley
Paington
Painters
Painton, Shropshire
Palatinate
Palatine, Count, see Frederic V.
Palavicino, Fabricio
Sir Horatio
Palfreyman, James
Richard
Palmer, Andrew
Christopher
Sir Henry
John (bailiff)
Palmer, John
Robert
Roger
Sir Thomas
Valentine
(embroiderer)
Pamphlets, see Books.
Pamphlin, Robert
Papists, see Catholics.
Papworth, Roger
Parcell, Catherine
Pardons, general
Parham, Sir Edward
Paris
Jesuit college in
letters from
parliament of
Paris, Henry
Park Head
Parker, see Oldcorne.
Christopher
Edward, Lord Morley
letters of, to Salisbury
Henry
John (serjeant of bears)
John (footman)
John (pauper)
John
John (recusant)
John (castle-keeper)
Sir John
Sir Nicholas
Richard
Robert
Thomas (Privy Seal clerk)
Thomas (felon)
William
William, 3rd Lord Monteagle
William, 4th Lord Monteagle
grants to
letters of, to Salisbury
letters to
servant to
Parkins, Sir Christopher
Parks, Mr.
Parliament
absence from
acts of
Parliament, adjournment and prorogation of
bills, &., before
clerks and ushers of
dissolution of
house
members of
orders and proceedings in
petitions to
proxies in
records of
seats in
speeches in
summons to
Scottish, see Scotland.
Parma, Prince of
Parnel, Mr.
Parre, John, King's embroiderer
Parris, Thomasine
Parry, Dr. Henry, Dean of Chester
Bishop of Gloucester, Bishop of
Worcester
Henry
John
John (master of otter-hounds)
Miles
Richard, Dean of Bangor and Bishop of St. Asaph
Sir. Thomas, Ambassador in France
William
Parsonages, see Crown lands, Chantry.
Parsons, see Ministers.
Parsons, John
Robert, Jesuit
Thomas
Partington, William
Partrich, James
Partridge, Edward
John
Stephen
Paschall, John
Pashley, Francis
Pass, Matthew
Passage of Seas
Paston, Christopher
Edward
Sir William
Paswick
Pate, Thomas
Paterson (priest)
Patrick, William
Father
Patrington
Patten, John
Mercury
Thomas
Pattingham
Pattison, John
Paul V., Pope
bulls and briefs of
dominions of
letters of
letters to
nuncio of
Paul, George
Henry
Paulet, Sir Hampden
William, 3rd Marquis of Winchester
William, 4th Marquis of Winchester
Lucy, Marchioness of Winchester
William, Lord St. John
letters of, to Salisbury
Paunton, John
Paver, Richard
Pavilions, see Tents and Toils.
Pawlet, Mr.
Pawlett, John
Paxford
Payne, Henry
John
Margaret
Robert
Thomas
William
Peace, see Justices of Peace, commission for.
Peach, Henry
Peachamp, Edmund
Peacock, Sir Edward
Richard
Peak, Edward
Peak, the
forest of
Peake, Robert
Peape, Ralph
Pearce, Thomas
Peare, John
Pearls, see Jewels.
Pearpoint, Robert
Pearson, Thomas
Pear-tree, Jock of the, see Graham, John.
Peasley, William
Pedlars
Peeter, Maurice
Peirce, Stephen
Pelborough, Michael
Pelham, Thomas
Pellet, Sir Benjamin
Pells office
Pemberton, Mr.
Pembridge
Pembroke
Earl of, see Herbert.
Pembrokeshire
grants of lands in
justices in
lands and places in
offices in
receivers for
Penal Statutes
Penckevell, John
Richard
Thomas
Pendennis fort
Pendle-trenthide
Pendleton, Francis
Pengogo
Penicock, Walter
Penley Park
Penmaen Llysfaen
Penn, Alice
William
Pennant Piers
Pennell, Roger
Pennington Bridget
Joseph
Pennyman, William
Penrith
Penruddock, Sir Thomas
Penry, David
Penryn
Penryn, William
Penshurst
Pensions, lists of
Pentley
Penven, Elizabeth
Gilbert
Penvose, John
Michael
Richow
Penzance
Pepper
Pepper, Sir Cuthbert
John
Robert
-.
Pepper-hill
Percivall, Mr.
Richard
Percy, Lord Algernon
Sir Allan
letters of, to Carleton
Sir Charles
Dorothy, Countess of Northumberland
Henry, Earl of Northumberland
connection of, with Gunpowder plot
grants to
household of
letters of
letters of, to Privy Council
letters of, to Salisbury
letters of, to James I.
letters to
see also James
I., letters of.
servants to
Josceline
Sir Richard
Thomas
servants of
Mrs.
Thomas, late Earl of Northumberland
see Fisher.
Periam, Sir William, Chief Baron of the Exchequer
Periors
Perkins, Francis
Mr.
Mrs., see Vaux, Anne.
Perkinson, -
Peronne, or Perron, James Davy du, Cardinal
Perrot family
Perrot, Sir James
Sir John
Perrott, Sir Owen
Penelope
Thomas
Persia
Persons, Walter
Perth
Perth, Earl of, see Drummond.
Pescodstreet
Pesson, Edward
Peterborough
Peterborough, alms-rooms in
Bishop of, see Dove, Thomas.
ecclesiastical court of
dean and chapter of
diocese of
Peters, Peter
Thomas
William
Petersfield
Peto, Mr.
Petre, John Lord
Pett, John
Joseph
Phineas
Pettar, Edward
Pettit, Mary
Petty, William
Petworth
Pevensey
Pew, William
Pewsham forest
Pewter, customs on
Pewterers, see also London, companies of.
Pewteres, John
Peyton, Sir John, sen., Lieutenant of Tower
letters of, to Cecil
jun.
Phelippes, Stephen
Thomas
letters, &., of, see also Vincent's letters to Benson.
letters of, to Cecil
letters to
Mrs.
Phelips, Edward, Serjeant-at-law, Sir Ed-
ward, Speaker of the House of Com-
mons
Sir Edward, grants to
letters of, to Cecil
letters to
or Phillips, Francis
Philip III., King of Spain
Philip (servant)
Philips, John, Bishop of Sodor and Man
William
Phillips, Francis, see Phelips.
Phillipps, Edward
William
Mrs.
Philpott, John
Philpotts, Watkin
Phyton, Edward
Piacenza
Pickering forest
Pickering, Christopher
Gilbert
Lewis
Michael
William
(late)
Pickhaver, Thomas
Pierce, see Fisher.
Piero, Richard
Pierpoint, Sir Henry
Piers, William
Pierson, John
Richard
William
Pigeon, Bristow
Edmund
Hugh
John
Nicholas
Pigott, Gervase
Pilchers Courtheth
Pilkington, Dr. Richard
Pillingbeare
Pinchbeck
Pinchbeck, John
Pinches, William
Pinckney, Thomas
Pinkerton, Robert
Pins
Pinuto, Paolo
Pipe office
clerks of
Piper, William
Pipewell
Piracies
Pirates
Pitcairn, Patrick
Pitt, Sir Edward
John
Jonas
William
Place, Julien
Plague, The, see London.
Plate, gold and silver, see James I., plate and jewels of.
customs on
Playdell, John
Katherine
Playfair, Dr.
Plays, see Drama.
Plessington, Robert
Plomer, William
Plommer, Ananias
Plots, see Gunpowder Plot; Conspiracies.
Plowdon
Plowden, Francis
Francis, jun.
Plower, William
Plumer, John
Plumpton
park
Plumpton, Ann
Plumstead, Thomas
Mr.
Plunket, Sir Christopher
Pluralities
Plymouth
letters from
mayor of
letters of, to Cecil
fort
Pockthorpe
Pocock, Mr.
Poe, Dr. Leonard, see Por.
Poland
Ambassador of
King of, see Sigismund III.
Poles
Poley, Edmund
Pollard, Anne
George
Polley, Richard
Polly, Thomas
Pomfret, see Pontefract.
Pontefract
alms-room at
castle
park
Ponyand, Robert
Poole, Montgomeryshire, town and port of
Poole, Sir Edward
Sir Henry
Pooley, Sir John
Poore, Richard
Pope, Sir William
Dr.
Pope, the, see Clement VIII, Leo XI., Paul V.
Popery
converts to
Popham, Amy
Sir Francis
Sir John, Lord Chief Justice of King's Bench
commissions to
grants to
letters of
letters of, to Cecil
Popham, Sir, John, letters to, see also James I., letters of.
Poplar
Poppeshall
Por, Dr. Leonard, see Poe.
Porchester castle
Pordage, Francis
William
Port bonds
Portcullis Pursuivant, see Thompson, Samuel.
Porter, Henry
James
John (bailiff)
John (pauper)
Joseph
Nicholas
Thomas
Porter's park
Portington, William
William, jun.
Portland, Isle of
castle
Portman, Sir John
Portpigham
Ports, see England, ports of.
Portsacks, see Arms.
Portsmouth
letters from
armoury at
castle and garrison
lieutenant of
Isle of
works at
Portugal
King of, see Antonio.
commerce with
Portuguese
ships
Pory, John
Post fines
Postmasters
Postnati, see Scots, naturalization of.
Posts and Packets
Posts, Master of, see Stanhope, Sir John.
Potman, Sir Richard
Pott, or Potts, Thomas
Potter, John
(coiner)
Potter's park
Potters-pury Park
Potts, Mr.
Poultney, Francis
Poulton, Ferdinando
Poultrain, Maximilian, alias Colt
Poultry and Poulterers, see also London, Companies of.
Pound, or Poundes, Thomas
Pourde, Mr. (auditor)
Povey, Justinian
Powder, see Gunpowder.
Powder treason, see Gunpowder Plot.
Powel, Gabriel
Powell, Hugh
John, King's fletcher
Richard
Roger
William
Power, Matthew
Powis, Thomas
Powlton, George
Pownde, Thomas
Poynter, William
Poyntz, Edward
Sir Gabriel
Sir John
Pratt
Pratt, Henry
Mr.
Preachers, see also Ministers.
Precious stones, see Jewels.
Preesall
Prerogative, Royal, see James I., prerogative of.
Prescott, Alexander
John
Richard
Prestbury
Preston
Preston, Sir Amias
Bellingham
Sir Richard
Prestwood, forest of
Priaux, Mr.
Price, Hugh
Jerome, see Hale, Thomas.
John
Lawrence
Sir Richard
Robert
Stephen
Thomas
William
Captain
--
Prichard, Richard
Prick and Cheque, clerks of
Prickett, Robert
Prideaux, Nicholas, Sir Nicholas
Richard
Priests, Romish
favour towards
letters of
meetings of
proceedings against
Primrose, Archibald
Gilbert
Prince, The, see Henry, Prince.
Prince, George
Richard
Robert
Prince's Risborough
Princes, foreign
Princess, The, see Elizabeth, Princess.
Prinne, Captain Edward
Printers and Printing, see also Barker, Robert, King's Printer.
Printing, licenses for
Prior, Francis
Priors Heies
Priory, The
Prisoners
Privy Council
book
chamber
clerks of
letters of
letters of, to Cecil
letters of, to Justices of Peace
letters of, to Lake
letters to
Privy Council -continued.
letters to, see James I.; Border Commissioners; Cecil, Earl of Salisbury; and Percy, Earl of Northumberland, letters of.
members of
orders and proceedings in
petitions to
warrants from and to
Privy Purse
keeper of, see Hume, Sir George.
deputy-keeper, see Jossie.
Privy Seal
keeper of, see Cecil, Earl of Salisbury;
Howard, Henry, Earl of Northampton.
clerks of
office of
Proby, Peter
Proclamations, -
(1603)(1604)(1605)(1606)(1607)(1608)(1609)(1610)
Procter, Thomas
(lunatic)
Proctor, George
Sir Stephen
Lady
(parson)
Proger, Arthur
Prosen, Hildebrand
Protestants and Protestantism
Prowse, Richard
Prudhoe Castle
Prydeaux, Nicholas, see Prideaux.
Prytherghe, William
Puckeridge
Puckeridge, Thomas
Mrs.
Puckering, Sir Gilbert
Puckering, Mr.
widow
Puddle Wharf
Pudsey, Thomas
Puleston, Thomas
Pulford, Henry
John
Thomas
Pulham
Pullyn, Joshua
Pulton
Puritans and Puritanism
Purleigh
Purpett, John
Pursell, Thomas
Pursuivants, see also Portcullis, Rouge-croix, Rouge-rose.
Purveyors
Putney Park
Putto, Richard
Putton, Mr.
Pye, Walter
Pymme, John
William
Pyning, Dan.