Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II, 1685. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1960.
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'James II volume 1: Miscellaneous 1685', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II, 1685, (London, 1960) pp. 433-444. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/jas2/1685/pp433-444 [accessed 16 April 2024]
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Miscellaneous 1685
| 2151 February 11. |
To the Earl of Arran with his servants, etc., to land in any Port of the Kingdom and to John Hamilton, his servant, to go to France and return; to John Odore, servant to the Queen Dowager, to go beyond the seas and return. |
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| Entry Book 335, p. 462 | |
| 2152 February 13. |
To Laurente Alibon, d'Assigni, d'Agui, Mlle. Ludesse, Mlle. la Garde and Phillippe to come to London from Dover where detained; and to Jacques La Garde to come from Dover to London and to return. |
| Ibid., p. 463 | |
| 2153 February 20. |
To Sir James Oxinden and his wife of Downe in Wingham, co. Kent, with Baubin, Marcel Paget, Angelique Gossein, etc., to go to France and return; and to Sieur Castares to go beyond the seas. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 133 and Entry Book 335, p. 483 | |
| 2154 March 18. |
To James, Earl of Salisbury, and Charles Hales, with their servants John Baptist, Swinfield Collins, George Bamfeild, Edward Whittam, and Henry Nevill to go beyond the seas and return. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 40 | |
| 2155 April 14. |
To Michael la Roche to go beyond the seas and return. |
| Ibid., p. 63 | |
| 2156 April 20. |
To John Randall, Mr. Pooley's servant, to go to the Hague. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 160 | |
| 2157 April 28. |
To Count de le Trinité, Envoy from the Duke of Savoy, with his servants etc. to go beyond the seas. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 77 | |
| 2158 May 5. |
To Ralph, Lord Montagu, with his servants, etc., to go beyond seas and return. |
| Ibid., p. 81 | |
| 2159 May 9. |
To George, Earl of Dunbarton with five servants to ride to Berwick; and to Arthur Bush to go to Salisbury and Holyhead. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 162 | |
| 2160 May 25. |
To John Hamilton, Francis de Parfouren, —Medbury, Jean d'Alis, John Monro, John Dunevant, Downing Essex, David Dier, Brian Hegerton, Thomas Ferrers, John Smith, and Joseph Berden, servants to the Earl of Arran, to go to Scotland and return. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 100 | |
| 2161 May 28. |
To Lord Charles Hamilton with three horses to go to Edinburgh. |
| Ibid., p. 101 | |
| 2162 May 29. |
To Earl of Aran with two horses and a guide to go to Edinburgh. |
| Ibid., p. 101 | |
| 2163 June 6. |
To Frederick Holste and John Daniel Hoffemeister to go to Holland; and to Richard Wright and Richard Molineux to go to Flanders. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 171 | |
| 2164 June 8. |
To Signor Giovanni Ciciliano of the island of Caffalonia, subject of the Republic of Venice, to go to Holland in order to his return home; and to Prince Radzivil, Envoy Extraordinary from the King of Poland, with his brother, servants, etc., to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., p. 168 | |
| 2165 June 9. |
To Sir John Norton, with his servants, horses, etc., to go to Rotherfield, Hants. |
| Ibid., p. 168 | |
| 2166 June 11. |
To Sir William Craven of Winwick, co. Northants, with his wife, sister, servants, etc., to go beyond the seas and return. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 123 | |
| 2167 June 13. |
Post warrant to Col. John Wyndham to go to Salisbury; and to Sir William Portman with two horses and a guide to go to Exeter. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 170 and Entry Book 336, p. 127 | |
| 2168 June 15. |
To Thomas Fox (fn. 1); and to Bernard Howard of Norfolk, with friends, servants, etc., to go to Exeter. |
| Entry Book 336, pp. 130–131 | |
| 2169 ? June 15. |
To Rowland Carter, the Lady Isabella Macarthy's man, to go into Yorkshire. |
| Ibid., p. 130 | |
| 2170 June 16. |
To John Newman to go to Winton and Sarum; to Mr. Griffin, with his servants, etc., Mr. Nugent, Mr. Barwell, and Mr. Farwell, with the servants of the Hon. Walter Dungan, all to go to Exeter; and to Bernard Howard to go to the Army. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 168 and Entry Book 336, pp. 130–131 | |
| 2171 June 17. |
To Daniel Evans and Jane Loyd, his sister, with a maid servant and a boy to go to Anglesey; to Mr. Kent with his servant etc. and to Roger Mander, Col. Lutterell's chaplain, to go to Taunton; to Francis Williams, servant to the Earl of Gainsborough, to James Hamilton, to Mr. St. John Mitten, with his servant etc., all to go to the Army; to Francis and Seymour Wroughton, with two servants, to Chevalier de Flamarens and his servants etc., to Francis Barnewell, Oliver Fitzgerald, Laurence Considin, and John Bryen all to go beyond the seas; and to Wm. Powell, huntsman to the Prince of Orange, with forty couple of hounds, etc., to go to Holland. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 170, Entry Book 164, p. 196 and Entry Book 336,pp. 131—133, 137 | |
| 2172 June 18. |
To Augustine Frexen, Minister of the English Church at Dort, to go to Holland; to Sir Henry Ponsonby with three servants to go to Chester or Holyhead; to Ludovick Carlisle with one servant to go to Devon; to—Risden, servant to Henry Lumley, to go to Chichester; to Francis Watson to go to Bath and thence with two servants to the Duke of Albemarle in Devon; to Sir Hugh Middleton and Mr. Butler, with two servants to go to the Duke of Albemarle in Devon. Post warrant to John Teller, Sir William Portman's servant, to go to Taunton. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 170 and Entry Book 336, p. 133 | |
| 2173 June 19. |
To Robert Lloyd, chaplain to the Earl of Longford, to go to Ireland; to Jonathan Howells to go to Montgomery; to Wm. Phillpotte and Mr. Grosvenor, to go to the Duke of Albemarle; to William Barefoot, servant to the Earl of Castlehaven, to go to Laycock, Wilts. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 170 and Entry Book 336, pp. 133–135 | |
| 2174 June 20. |
To John Skinner, servant to the Duke of Beaufort, to go to Bristol; to Sir Humphrey Dolman, with his servant and two horses, to go to the Duke of Albemarle; to the Mayor of Bodmyn, with two other gentlemen, one servant and their horses to go to Cornwall; to Mr. Freeman (recommended by Mr. Davson, one of the King's porters) to go to St. Edmund's Bury; to Mr. Jo. Kinving's servant to go to Salisbury; to Mr. Ashton (recommended by Mr. Spencer) to go to Barnwell, co. Oxon, and thence to Preston; to Mr. Rider and company to go to Marlborough, and a post warrant to Paul Pillis to go to Woodstock (by Lord Lichfield's order). |
| Entry Book 336, pp. 135–136 | |
| 2175 June 21. |
To Henry Vaughan, Hugh Lewis, and Joseph Philips to go to Radnorshire; to James Sancot, servant to Lord Cornbury, to go to Bagshot; to Mr. Rider's servant to go to Burford and thence to Marlborough. |
| Ibid., pp. 135–136 | |
| 2176 June 22. |
To William Hellier to go to Basingstoke; to John Connell, servant to Col. Villiers, to go to Bath; to Sir Anthony Thorold and Richard Farrer with one servant to go to Calais in order to pass into France; to Mr. Dunn and Mr. Dempsey to go to Calais; to Cheney Culpeper to go to Harwich and thence to Holland; and a post warrant to Cornet Kinnaston to go to Shrewsbury. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 170 and Entry Book 336, pp. 136–137 | |
| 2177 June 23. |
To Daniel Kingsmill to go to Clutton, co. Somerset; to Bernard Smith, Mayor of Taunton, Arthur Wipple, servant to the Earl of Feversham, and to James Carlisle, all to go to the Army under the command of the Earl of Feversham; to Philip Crosse, servant to the Earl of Feversham, and to the Sieurs Battista Durazzo, Cesare Durazzo, Bartolomeo Saluzzo, and Agostino Centurione, gentlemen of Genova, with their five servants, to go beyond the seas; and to William Leach with his servant and horses to go to the Army. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 170 and Entry Book 336, p. 138 | |
| 2178 June 24. |
To William Simms to go to Wimbledon, co. Surrey, and thence to Windsor; and to Sir Thomas Cutler's lady, with William Timbrell, his servant, to go to Leachlade, co. Gloucester, and then for Timbrell's return to London. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 138 | |
| 2179 June 25. |
To Lord Colchester and Mr. Lee with six servants to go to the Army under the command of the Earl of Feversham. |
| Ibid., p. 139 | |
| 2180 June 27. |
To Richard Guest, servant to the Earl of Danby, to go to the Army under the command of the Earl of Feversham, near Bristol; to Gerard Dowdale to go to Dover and thence to Flanders; to Francis Martin, servant to Sir Henry Littleton, to go to Over Areley, co Stafford; and to William Davis, servant to Mons. Benting, to go to any port and thence beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., pp. 140–142 | |
| 2181 June 29. |
To Sir Edward Wyndham with two servants to go to Orchard Wyndham, co Somerset; to Nathaniel Palmer with two servants to go to Fairfield, co. Somerset; and to James Powell, a soldier in the Marquess of Worcester's troop, to go to Bristol. |
| Ibid., p. 143 | |
| 2182 June 30. |
To Theodore Mullineux to go to Dover and thence beyond the seas in order to return with eleven persons; to Henry Collingwood, servant to Major Ramsay, to go to the Army and return; and to Sieur Giovanni Baldi, a Florentine gentleman, with his servants, etc., to go to Dover and thence to Calais. |
| Ibid., pp. 145–146 | |
| 2183 July 2. |
To Tristram Styles and Thomas Roper, sergeants in Col. Cornwall's Regiment, to go to Gloucester; to Francis and Charles Burton, with one servant, to go to Chester and then to Ireland; to Christopher Marsh with three horses to go to the Earl of Kingston's house at Holmpierspoint, near Nottingham; and to Francisco Mercuriosi and Baron van Helmond, with three servants, to go to Holland. |
| Ibid., pp. 147–148 | |
| 2184 July 3. |
To Richard Warne to go to Bodmyn; to John Duoyr of Captain Carny's troop to go to Ireland; to William Williams, servant to Lord Bodmyn, to go to Winchester; to Lady Ley and Mrs. Gee to go to Kent; and a post warrant to Major Pursell to go to Gloucester. |
| Ibid., pp. 146–148 | |
| 2185 July 4. |
To Sir Thomas Stanley, William Stych and their servants to go to Alderly, co. Chester, and Sigismond Abbergeti, Joanni Francisco Foresti and Edward Heron, with four servants, to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., pp. 146–148 | |
| 2186 [July 4 or 5.] |
To James Wright, servant to Sir John Parsons, to go into the West. |
| Ibid., p. 149 | |
| 2187 July 5. |
To William Lane and Thomas Davys, servants to Sir William Parsons, to go into the West; to Thomas Freek with his servants to go to Oxfordshire and thence to his house in Dorset; to Richard Shorediche to go to the Army in the West; to Emanuell de Costa to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., pp. 149–151 | |
| 2188 July 6. |
To John Ludikin, Gaspar Christian, and John Lesmore, three German tailors, to pass beyond the seas; to Mrs. Shariot and two maid servants to go to Flanders; to Mr. Leighton, servant to Mr. Coningsby, to go to Hampton Court, Herefordshire; to Anthony Taylor, with his son and manservant, to Dover in order to Flanders and then to return; to Sir John Champenty with his son and two servants to go to Chester in order to Ireland; to Robert Webb to go to Chippenham, co. Wilts; and to Laurent Measnier, Lazare de la Salle, Guillaume Gilbert, Ciforien, Louis Desort, Nicholas de Courterry, Michael Poulveau, Margarite Boulogne, Pierre Bachelier, Gabrielle de Puis, Abraham Burlett, and Pierre Desfenseaux [to go beyond the seas]. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 171 and Entry Book 336, pp. 151–152 | |
| 2189 July 7. |
To Pierre Boulanger, one of the French Ambassador's servants to go to France and return; to Sieur Samuel Browne, with his wife and six children, to go beyond the seas; to Edward Vaudray, lieutenant of horse, to go to Newark, co. Nottingham. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 152 | |
| 2190 July 8. |
To Mr. Rigmaiden and Mrs. Catherine Browne to go beyond the seas. With a note in the margin that Lord Arundell of Wardour desired it. |
| Ibid., p. 156 | |
| 2191 July 9. |
To—Ruelle, servant to the French Ambassador, to Dover in order to go to Calais. |
| Ibid., p. 156 | |
| 2192 July 11. |
To Sir John Thompson and his lady, with Helena Thompson, their daughter, and to Mary Ball, Sarah Booth and John Laurence to go to Holland; and to Charles Stubbs, servant to John Sandford, to go to Wellington, co. Somerset. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 170 and Entry Book 336, p. 159 | |
| July 13. | To the Countess Dowager of Pembroke with her servants Mademoiselle de la Ferné, Susan Belard, Marie Baudie, Janne Augustine, Charles Chattelain, Charles Noble, Thomas Magrel, Jacques Tirell, Claude Dubuisson, Estienne and Isaac Guillerson, Laurens Tulibon, with his wife, child, and nurse, Mademoiselle Elbert and her footman, Thomas Bragellone, Catherine Moisy and Brigide, her daughter, with their goods etc., and Mr. Flower and Mr. Dayno, servants to the Duchess of Cleveland, all to go beyond the seas. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 161 | |
| 2194 July 14. |
To Sieur Rochelle with La Forrest, Beauregard, and Joseph Richards, his servants, together with five horses to go beyond the seas; to La Fontaine and Isaac Lazar, servants to Sir John Borlase, to go beyond the seas; to Lambertus, Daniel, and Anna Grommé, Andreas Lambregh, Jean van de Wiale, Jean van Gees and Henry de Blockery to go to Holland; to Marquess de Canaples, with five servants etc., to go beyond the seas; to Mr. Reed to embark in the river and go beyond the seas; to Mr. Hobson, his wife, two children, and servants to go to Bath and Bristol; and to Christian Hooghland, Willem Colin, and Gillis Van Steyn, subjects of the States General [to go beyond the seas]. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 171 and Entry Book 336, p. 162 | |
| 2195 July 15. |
To Charles Allcock and Henry Pritty to go to Dublin; to Gaspar van Zuyren, with his wife, three small children, and a maid servant, and Hendrick van Dyck to go to Holland. |
| To Daniel Garnee, Elisabeth his wife, Rachel Fenton his sister, Stephen his son, Rachel, Sarah, Margaret and Anne his daughters, Matthew Spadfoe, Daniel Constantine and Anne Coleman his servants; Margaret Bon de Con, Rachel, Margaret and Sarah her daughters, Peter and Daniel her sons, and Mary Lisembert her servant; Arnold France, Almazett his wife, Arnold and Paul his sons; Peter Moynee, Lewis his wife, Sarah his daughter, James Benest, John Benest and Anne Guillard his servants; Stephen Valleau, Mary his wife, Stephen, Sarah, Mary, Maryan and Anne his children, and James Tanne his servant; Katherine Baudry, Nicholas Fellon, Peter Fellon, John Thomas, Philip Trouillard and Gabriel Riboulleau his servant; Samuel Smith, John Ruell and Anne his wife, Daniel Golleau, Anthony Bonneau, Katherine his wife, Anthony, John and Mary his children; Nicholas de Longnemaire, Nicholas and Jacob his sons, Isaiah de Husemain; James Sade, Elizabeth his wife, Margaret Poitevin his mother, James Gallopine, John Lenecall, James Letellier, Isaac Formee his servants; Peter Poinset and Peter his son, René Gilbert, James and Rene his sons, Isaac Cailabeuf, Peter Gaellaert and Magdalene his wife; Peter Fonilleau and Lewis Bono, Peter Lorival, Daniel Huger, William Rousham, Susan his wife, William, Sarah, Susan and Mary his daughters; Thomas Hill, Susan his wife and Henry Jones his servant, Abraham Richardson, John Goddard, Elisabeth Smith, Elisabeth Speed, Martha Cock, Hannah, Martha, Katherine and John her children; Anne Bolton, Sarah her daughter, James Young, John Powis, William Newman, Susanna his wife, Richard Merrit his son-in-law, Elisabeth Jenkins and John Strawne his servants; Anthony Duckins, William Brandford, John his brother and Mary his mother - To embark on the Margaret pink of London, Ralph Crow commander, bound for Carolina. | |
| Entry Book 70, p. 172 and Entry Book 336, p. 163 | |
| July 16. | To Thomas Hubbard, Henry Wynne, and Griffith Parry to go to Carnarvon; and to Henry Coates and Roger—,servants to Sir Francis Warr, to go to Hestercomb, co. Somerset. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 172 and Entry Book 336, p. 164 | |
| 2197 July 17. |
To Guillaume Dessenbier de Liege and Jan Francois Guerin [to go beyond the seas]; to Cornet Robert Wolseley with two servants to go to Staffordshire and then to Ireland. |
| To Simon Musgrave and Rachel his wife, Gertrode Potts, Margaret Davies, John Richards, Edmond Robinson, Humphrey Tucky, William Stamper, Evans Player, James Bucknell, George Fletcher, Anthony Teshmaker, Edward Aylmer, Samuel Clarke, William Phillips, Mary Phillips, George Phillips, James Blaire, Francis Blaire, Henry Mackenzy, John Smith, Thomas Hart, Dowry Noales, John Bande, George Renhall, Joseph Jones, Samuel Bucknall, Robert Rea, John Sismore, John Elmes, Daniel Rowland, Christopher Healths, Charles Biggs, John Howley, Anne Stevenson, Sarah Pile, William Webb, Robert Longstraw, Margaret Park, Joan Alderston, Leonard Hagge, William Thickens, John Whiting, John Martin, Joseph Dyer, Aver Ellis, Thomas Dowson, William Morton, Sisera Elwood, Peter Withers, William Hawkes, William Bottom, Henry Wilson, Edward Lawrence, Andrew Dowson, Archibald Noble and William Weeke-To embark on the ship William, John Bennet commander, bound for Jamaica. | |
| To Thomas Wheeler of Great Yarmouth, merchant, to go to Holland and return; to the Marquess de Pallavicini, Envoy Extraordinary from Genova, with his secretary, steward, and seven other servants to go beyond the seas; to the Marquess de Lomellini, a gentleman of Genova, with three servants, and go beyond the seas; to John Taylor, John Francis Guerin, a servant to Prince Morebeck, Anthony Valemart, Jacob Levesque, and Francois Bouxin to go beyond the seas; and to Dorothy Schomberg to go to Calais. | |
| Entry Book 336, pp. 166, 168–170 | |
| 2198 July 18. |
Sieur Rizzini, with his secretary and valet and to Samuel Jefferson to go beyond the sea; and to Madame Killmateer with her servant, John Dempsey, two women and a boy, Sieur Claude Fabre and his wife and child, John Young, an apothecary of Limerick, Mrs. Duncomb, Mrs. Ailworth and two servants to go to Ireland. |
| Ibid., p. 169 | |
| 2199 July 20. |
John Birch, Auditor for the Revenue of Excise, with his servants, etc., to go to his house in Herefordshire; to the Marquess Sissac to go beyond the seas and return; and to John Smooton with three or four couple of hounds to go to Dover in order to Calais and to return. |
| Ibid., pp. 171–172 and p. 174 | |
| 2200 July 21. |
To Mary and Hesseba Loeman and to Joshua Winnox to go to Holland; to John Ladyman, sen., and John Ladyman, jun., with a servant and horses to go to Ireland and to return; to James Lacy to go to Gloucester and Hereford and to return; to Dorolle Tessonnierre (now stopped at Dover) to embark and pass beyond the seas; and to Pierre Feard to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., pp. 175–177 | |
| 2201 July 24. |
To William Miles, Edward Cottam, William Blissett, Edward Gresham, and Richard Campion to go beyond the seas and to return; to Richard and John Dewe to go to Holland and return; to Richard Hamerton, with his wife and four children, John Smith, Jonathan Hopkins, Thomas Bowles, Philip Carleton, and two maid servants to go to Ireland; to Matthys Lind, a Dutchman born, to go beyond the seas; and to the Sieur de Salvago, Secretary of State to the Republic of Genova, with his servants [to go beyond the seas]. |
| Ibid., pp. 177–179 | |
| 2202 July 25. |
To Simon Nicholson to go to Ireland; to Adam Marsh to go to Holland; and to Thomas Batterton, Ed. Browne, and Francis Williams to go to France. |
| Ibid., pp. 179, 181 | |
| 2203 July 28. |
To Peter de la Maison Neuve, Isaac de Cambiaque, James Puech and Peter Aribert to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., p. 182 | |
| 2204 July 30. |
To Mr. Rider's servants with their goods etc. to go to France. |
| Ibid., p. 187 | |
| 2205 July 31. |
To Sir Robert Barnard and his servant to go to France. |
| Ibid., p. 191 | |
| 2206 August 1. |
To Andrew Enos and Antoine Meure to go to France. |
| Ibid., p. 191 | |
| 2207 August 7. |
To Philip, Lord Wharton, with his wife, servants, etc., to go beyond the seas for the recovery of his health and there to remain for some time. |
| Ibid., p. 197 | |
| 2208 August 10. |
To Abraham Isaackson, his wife and two servants, and to Robert Moldsworth with two servants to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., p. 201 | |
| 2209 August 17. |
To Francis Bastwick and his servant to go to Calais and to return. |
| Ibid., p. 201 | |
| 2210 September 4. |
To Francis Grevill, son of Lord Brook, with his servants, and to Evelyn, Viscount Fanshaw, with his Governor, Alexander Rasegaid, and servants to go to parts beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., p. 205 | |
| 2211 September 12. |
To Count a Thun, Envoy Extraordinary from the Emperor of Germany, with his servants, etc., to go beyond the seas in order to his return home. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 181 | |
| 2212 September 13. |
To Sir Paul Whichcot and his lady, Jane Whichcot, his daughter, and John Richardson, together with Alice Billington and Elizabeth Danell, their servants, to go to France for the benefit of Sir Paul's and his lady's health. |
| Ibid., p. 181 | |
| 2213 September 16. |
To the Countess of Sunderland with Mary Gordon, Anne Forbes, and Alexander Tenne, her servants, to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., p. 181 | |
| 2214 September 19. |
To Christopher Tromer with his servant, James Otter, to go beyond the seas. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 218 | |
| 2215 September 24. |
To Francois Haitte and Francoise la Commanderie to go beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., p. 220 | |
| 2216 September 26. |
To the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk with their servants and horses to go to France. |
| Ibid., p. 221 | |
| 2217 September 28. |
To Sieur Giralmo Zeno and Guilo Guistiniano, Venetian Ambassadors, to land in any Port of the Kingdom. |
| Ibid., p. 223 | |
| 2218 September 29. |
To Laurence Dorville to go to Dover and thence to France. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 181 | |
| 2219 September 30. |
To Thomas Hatcher of Careby, Lincs., Grace, his wife, and Margaret, her sister, together with their servants, to pass into France for the recovery of their health; also to John Cotterall, merchant, to go to France. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 182 and Entry Book 336, p. 224 | |
| 2220 October 4. |
To Edward Randolph, his wife and four servants, to go to New England. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 231 | |
| 2221 October 7. |
To the Marquess de Val Parayso, Envoy Extraordinary of the Catholic King, to go to Spain. |
| Ibid., p. 226 | |
| 2222 October 13. |
To the Baron de Wassanaer, Sieur de Citters, and de Dyckvelt, Ambassadors Extraordinary from the States General, with the Sieur de Wassanaer, the Baron's son, the Sieurs Freeman, Rossem, Pestars, and Ruilemburg, Dr. Lebarga and the Sieur Heldever, gentlemen of their retinue, eight pages, three valets de chambre, twelve footmen, a cook, their servants, baggage, utensils, and necessaries to go to Holland. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 188 | |
| 2223 October 15. |
To three servants, two officers of the kitchen, two postilions, and eighteen footmen belonging to the Ambassadors from the States General to embark on a merchant's ship in the Thames (Henry Rowlands, master) and to pass in her to Holland; and to — Montague, Thomas Slater, John Brookbank, and John Exton, to go into France for their education and improvement. |
| Ibid., pp. 188–189 | |
| 2224 October 16. |
To the Sieur de Philippin, late Escuyer to King Charles II, with his servants, etc., to pass beyond the seas. |
| Ibid., p. 189 | |
| 2225 Oct. 25. |
To Jacob Richards, engineer, with Francis Neges, Thomas Hudson, and John Hooper his servants, together with his wearing apparel, mathematical instruments, etc., to go to Flanders in order to the Imperial Camp in Hungary. |
| Ibid., p. 191 | |
| 2226 November 1. |
To the Comte de Grammond, with his servants, etc., to pass beyond the seas. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 266 | |
| 2227 November 4. |
To the Chevalier Pietro Cappone, Envoy Extraordinary of the Great Duke of Tuscany, to land at any port in the Kingdom. |
| Ibid., p. 267 | |
| 2228 November 20. |
To Agapio Lunerdo, minister, and Paulo Asconio, Grecians, to go to France in order to their return home to their own country. |
| Entry Book 70, p. 196 | |
| 2229 December 31. |
To James Story, a groom to the Prince of Orange, with three horses, to pass beyond the seas. |
| Entry Book 336, p. 312 | |