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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.