M

Maas (Meuse), River, Admiralty of

Maastricht (Maestricht), Holland

Mabson, Francis, and his wife, recusants of Corby
-, William, recusant of Lincoln

Macallahan, Callahan, military commission to

Macartan, John, military commission to

Macartie, Macarty. See McCarty

Macaulife, Dermod, military commission to

McCarty (Macartie, Macarty, MacCarty, Mackcarty, McCartie), —, a priest
-, Charles, captain in English Army, dispensation to, company of
-, captain in Irish Army, ensign to, military commission to
-, lieutenant, pension for
-, Daniel, pension for
-, Desmod, pension for
-, Donogh, fourth Earl of Clancarty, cornet to, dispensation to, lieutenant to, military commission to
-, military commission to
-, alias Dempsey, Helen. See under Dempsey
-, Justin, Major General and Privy Councillor of Ireland, Governor of Limerick, major to, death of, military commission to, Regiment of Foot commanded by. See under Ireland, Army in
-, Owen, captain, company of, dispensation to, pension for
-, Timothy, military commission to

McCasland, Oliver, petition of

MacDaniel, Daniel, pension for
-, James, pension for

Macdermod, Connor, pension for

Macdonnell, —, major, military commission to
-, Alexander, third Earl of Antrim, Governor of Antrim, Privy Councillor of Ireland

McDonogh (Macdonnogh), Brien, pension for
-, Donnogh, military commission to

MacElligot, —, captain
-, John, pension for

Macgennis. See Magennis

Macguire. See Maguire

McIlvain, Patrick, military commission to

Mackay (Macquay), [Hugh], major general, letter from

Mackcarty. See McCarty

Mackenzie, Alexander, brother of Viscount Tarbat
-, George, first Viscount Tarbat [afterwards Earl of Cromarty]
-, Sir George, Advocate at Edinburgh
-, John, brother of Earl of Seaforth
-, Kenneth, fourth Earl of Seaforth

Mackgennes. See Magennis

Mackintosh, Alexander, clerk, military commission to

Macknill, —, of Barra, dispensation to

Mackrow, Daniel, pardon to

Mackworth (Macksworth), Sir Humphrey, petition of
-, Lady Mary, estate of

Macmahon (Macmahoone), Colonel, ensign to
-, Arthur, ensign to, military commission to
-, Bryan, military commission to

Macnamarra (Macnamara), —, warrant for the apprehension of
-, Daniel, pension for
-, alias Mortimer, Daniel, to be transported
-, Donagh, military commission to
-, Hugh, military commission to

Macpherson, Aeneas, of Invershie, dispensation to

Macquay. See Mackay

Macsweeny (McSweeny), Terence, military commission to
-, pension for

Macullicody (Magullicuddy), —
-, Cornelius, pension for

McWey, Thomas, pension for

Maddison, Mrs., recusant of Lincoln

Madox, Philip, messenger, appointment of, payment to

Madrid, Spain

Maesacker, Gerard, denization of

Maestricht. See Maastricht.

Magdalen College. See Oxford University

Magdalene College. See Cambridge University

Magee, George, military commission to

Magellan Straits

Magennis (Macgennis, Mackgennes, Magenis), Arthur, third Viscount Magennis of Iveagh
-, military commission to
-, Brian, fifth Viscount Magennis of Iveagh, report in favour of
-, Daniel, of co. Down
-, lieutenant, fellow officer stabbed to death by, military commission to
-, Hugh, fourth Viscount Magennis of Iveagh, petition of, report on
-, Murtagh, of co. Down

Magill, Sir John, trial of, to be deferred

Maglaire. See Moyglare

Maguire (Macguire), —, captain, ensign and lieutenant to
-, lieut.-colonel
-, Cornelius, brother of the Roman Catholic Primate
-, cornet
-, Cuconnaght, military commission to
-, Dominick, Roman Catholic Archbishop and Primate of Ireland, letters from, letters to
-, [Roger] ? (but for attainder of) fifth Lord Maguire, Baron of Enniskillen, military commission to
-, Turlogh

Magullicuddy. See Macullicody

Mahoney, Daniel, military commission to
-, pension for

Maidstone (Maidston), co. Kent, assize at, gaol, prisoner at, pardon for

mail. See Post Office

Maine, River, co. Kerry

Maintenon, France

Maisey (Masey) Hampton. See Hampton.

Maitland (Mateland), Richard, styled Viscount Maitland, dispensation to, General of the Mint in Scotland
-, Thomas, recusant of Newcastle-uponTyne

Major, Richard, named of the Common Council of Gravesend
-, William, to be a Capital Burgess of Brackley

Majorca (Mayorke), Island of, Consul and Agent in

Maldon, co. Essex, charter for, Corporation of, named

Maleverer, John, clerk, military commission to
-, Fellow of Magdalen College, grant of the Mastership of the Hospital of St. John, Bath, to
-, Richard, military commission to
-, Sir Thomas, cornet to

Mallone, Anthony, military commission to

Malta, bis

Man. See Mann

Manby, Dr. Peter, Dean of Derry

Manchester, Earl of. See Montagu, Charles

Manchester, co. Lancaster, recusants in

Manchester, Eleanor, recusant of Tanworth

Manely. See Manley

Manfeild. See Mansfield

Mangatz. See Mohacs.

Manley (Manely, Manly), Charles, pension for
-, Sir Roger
-, Thomas, military commission to

Mann (Man), Daniel, sword-bearer etc. of London
-, John, named Alderman and Justice of Tewkesbury
-, recusant of Bagworth
-, Thomas, M.A., Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, dispensation to
-, lieutenant, military commission to
-, William, sword-bearer etc. of London

Manners, Cressey, recusant, of Battle

Manning, —
-, Robert, recusant of Chichester
-, Thomas, lieutenant, dispensation to
-, Winifred, wife of Robert

manors, mentioned

Mansell, Sir Edward, named of the Common Council of Carmarthen

Mansfield (Manfeild, Mansfeild), Henry
-, John, recusant of Rowell

Manson, Francis, recusant of Lincoln

mantel-pieces, manufacture of, new method of

Manton, Frances, recusant of Claverdon
-, John, husband of Frances

Mao, John, husband of Margaret
-, Margaret, recusant of Hampton-in-Arden

maps, licence for sale etc. of

March, Elizabeth, pardon to
-, Thomas, recusant of Solihull
-, alias Marshall, William, a Roman Catholic priest

Marden (Upmarden), Up, co. Sussex

Marden (Mardon), Edward, recusant of Moretonhampstead
-, John, mercer, of Crewkerne

Marder. See Marther

Mardon. See Marden.

Margetson, John, captain, late company of

Marie (Mary), Lady, daughter of the Prince and Princess of Denmark, illness and death of, bis.

maritime treaty, with France

Markefield. See Markfield.

Markeham. See Markham.

Market Harborough. See Harborough.

markets, grants etc. of, mentioned in charters etc., petitions for

Markfield (Markefield), co. Leicester

Markham (Markeham), Anthony, captain, company of
-, Thomas, recusant of Lincoln

Marlowe (Marlow), Joseph, recusant of St. Dunstan's in the East
-, Thomas, messenger, appointment of, payment to

Marner, Robert, recusant of St. Austin's, London
-, William, recusant of St. Austin's, London

marriage, forbidden without licence or banns, impediment to the holding of a fellowship, unlawful

Marrick, John, and his wife, recusants of Knighton

Marseilles (Marsailles), France

Marshall, Thomas, named Alderman of Lichfield
-, recusant of Sileby
-, William, named Alderman of Lichfield
-, See also March, William

Marshalseas, Marshal of the, office of, law suit relating to

Marston, co. Lincoln

Marten. See Martin.

Marther, alias Marder, John, of Crewkerne, pardon for

martial law, E. India Company and, pardon for sailors sentenced under

Martin (Marten, Martyn), —, Mr., recusant of Lincoln
-, Anne, daughter of William and Elizabeth
-, Elizabeth, wife of William
-, Francis, pardon for
-, George, recusant of Tiverton
-, John, named Common Councilman of Rye
-, petition of
-, recommended for a fellowship
-, recusant of Solihull
-, of Ryson, pardon to
-, Michael, and his wife, recusants of Battle
-, Owen, named Serjeant of Carmarthen
-, Peter, appointed Justice of the Court of Common Pleas in Ireland
-, Simon, named Alderman of Lichfield
-, Valentine, dispensation to
-, William, assault on, letters etc. relating to
-, Dutch prize sold to
-, recusant of Bickenhill
-, son of William and Elizabeth

Martock, co. Somerset

Martyn. See Martin.

Mary, Lady. See Marie.

Mary of Modena, Queen Consort
-, Equerry to
-, Gentleman Usher to
-, illness of
-, letter from
-, maids of honour of
-, Master of Horse to
-, Regiments of. See under Army

Mary, Princess of Orange (Princess Royal), suffering from sore eyes

Mary Lees. See Merry Lees

Maryborough (Moryborough), Queen's County, castle and fort of

Maryland, North America

Masareen. See Massereene

Masbury, near Shepton Mallet. See Musbury

Maseyhampton. See Hampton, Maisey

Mashburne, Matthew, named Alderman of Brackley

Maskall, William, recusant, co. Sussex

Mason, Robert, pass for

mass, the holy, books relating to, celebration of, instructions etc. concerning

Massereene (Masareen), Lord. See Skeffington, John

Massey, James, military commission to
-, John, dispensation to, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford
-, William, recusant of Harborough

Masters, George, recusant of Exeter

masters and servants, office of intelligence for the providing of, grant of

Mastin, Barbara, recusant of Haconby
-, Will., recusant of Haconby

Mateland. See Maitland

Math, Honor, recusant, co. Sussex

mathematical instruments, seizure of

Mathers, Thomas, recusant of Lincolnshire

Matthews (Mathews), —, Agent of the Duke of Norfolk
-, captain, company of
-, —, cornet
-, Anthony, a Roman Catholic priest
-, Edmond, ensign
-, Edward, son of Simon and Elizabeth
-, Elizabeth, daughter of Simon and Elizabeth
-, wife of Simon
-, George, captain
-, recusant of Hampton-in-Arden
-, John, husband of Mary
-, son of Simon and Elizabeth
-, Joseph, son of William
-, Mary, recusant of Hampton-in-Arden
-, Silvester, military commission to
-, Simon, recusant of Tanworth
-, son of Simon and Elizabeth
-, William, military commission to
-, recusant of Solihull

Mattock, Daniel, recusant of Bowden
-, Robert, and his wife, recusants of Earl Shilton

Maubeuge (Mombeaugh), France

Maugersbury, near Stow-on-the-Wold, co. Gloucester

Maule, Thomas, ensign of the Yeomen of the Guard

Mawry, Joseph, recusant of Exeter

Mawson, Charles, Rouge Croix Pursuivant

Maxstoke (Maxstock), co. Warwick, recusants in

Maxwell, David, examination of, mentioned, to be given protection
-, Thomas, lieut.-colonel, Quartermaster General of the Forces, dispensation to, military commissions to
-, William, fifth Earl of Nithsdale, dispensation to

May, John, Under-Porter of Walmer Castle
-, William, named of the Common Council of Gravesend

Maydew, Dorothy, daughter of Elizabeth
-, Eleanor, daughter of Elizabeth
-, Elizabeth, widow and recusant of Solihull
-, the younger
-, John, son of Elizabeth
-, Mary, daughter of Elizabeth
-, widow, recusant of Solihull
-, the younger
-, Ursula, daughter of Mary
-, William, son of Elizabeth

Mayglaire. See Moyglare

Maynard, Banister, son of Lord Maynard
-, Serjeant
-, William, second Baron Maynard, Comptroller of the Household, Lord Waldegrave appointed in the room of
-, son of Banister

Mayo, county of, Governor of

Mayor, Ralph, named Assistant of the Coach and Coach-harness Makers' Company

Mayorke. See Majorca

Mayott (Mayot), John, junior, named Burgess of Abingdon
-, Robert, legacy given to nonconformist ministers by
-, named Justice of Peace for Abingdon

Mead, Sir Jo.
-, Mary, pardon to
-, Matthew, pardon to

meal, invention of machine for bolting, dressing, sifting etc. of

Meara, Francis, military commission to

Mearne, Charles, deceased, late Stationer, Bookseller, etc., to the King
-, Samuel, King's Bookbinder

Measures, Eleanor, recusant of Elstone
-, cf. Messure.

meat, ancient diet of sixteen dishes of, settled upon Lord Privy Seal, markets

Mecklenburg, Germany

medical matters. See illnesses.

Mee, Mary, wife of Peter
-, Peter, recusant of Hastings
-, Samuel, recusant of St. Leonard Shoreditch

Mees, Carew, military commission to

Meggs, Mary, petition of

Melbourne, co. Cambridge

Meldrum, co. Aberdeen

Melfort, Viscount. See Drummond, John.

Melliner, William, maltster of Taunton

Mendez, Dr. Ferdinando, Fellow of the College of Physicians

Mercer, Thomas, junior, recusant of Hackleton

Mercers, Company of, election of Clerk to, warrant to

Merchant, John, reprieve for

Merchant Taylors' Company, Clerk to, school

merchants:
-, English, imprisoned in Spain
-, Huguenot, influence of, mentioned
-, illegal binding of servants by
-, trading to Hamburg
-, See also Adventurers; East India Company; France; Levant Company; Royal African Company.

Mercier, Nicholas, summoned to appear before the King

Meredith (Meredeth), —, J, P.
-, trial of, mentioned
-, Sir Charles, dismissed from the Privy Council of Ireland
-, Edward, an officer of the Ordnance
-, John, named Serjeant-at-Mace of Brecon

Merioneth, county of, High Sheriff of, judicial seal for

Merrikin, William, summoned to appear before the King

Merrington, Thomas, named Warden of the Free Fishermen of the River Thames

Merriott, co. Somerset

Merrit, Francis, named of the Common Council of Gravesend

Merry (Mary) Lees, near Thornton, co. Leicester

Merrydew, Anne, daughter of Mary
-, Eliz., daughter of Mary
-, George, son of Mary
-, John, son of Mary
-, Mary, widow and recusant of Hamptonin-Arden
-, the younger
-, Thomas, son of Mary
-, William, son of Mary

Mersea (Mersey), East, co. Essex

Merton College. See Oxford, University of.

Mervin, Henry, petition of

Messandere, René, military commission to

messengers. See under Chamber; and Press.

Messure, William, recusant of Oadby
-, cf. Measures.

metals, inventions relating to

Metcalfe (Metcalf), Benjamin, recusant of Melbourne
-, Mary, recusant of Solihull

Metham, John, lieutenant, dispensation to

Methley (Methly), co. York, rectory of

Mennere, Peter, recusant of Exeter

Meure, Abraham, grant of denization to

Meuse. See Maas.

Mews, Peter, Bishop of Winchester

Meyrick, Edmund, clerk, J.P., named of the Common Council of Carmarthen

Middelburg, Holland

Middlebrook, Elizabeth, recusant of Haconby

Middlemore, Thomas, and his wife, recusants of Worth

Middlesex, county of:
-, Clerk of the Peace
-, Deputy Lieutenant of
-, Grand Jury sworn for
-, Justices of, See also L'Estrange, Sir Roger.

officers of London and, dispute between officers of the Tower of London and
-, Sheriffs etc. of London and, warrants to

Middleton, Charles, second Earl of Middleton, Principal Secretary of State, letter from, petition presented to King by, report signed by, suspected persons etc. to be brought before, warrants from
-, captain, late company of
-, Christopher, named of the Common Council of Carmarthen
-, Sir Hugh, military commission to, petition of

Midgley (Midgeley), Dr. Robert, Fellow of the College of Physicians

Midland Circuit, appointment of Judges for, Justices of Assize for, pardon for poor convicts in

Milan, Italy

Milborne (Milbourn), John, named Burgess of Berwick-upon-Tweed
-, Thomas, printer

Milce, Elizabeth, spinster, recusant of South Molton

Mildmay, Walter, lieutenant, dispensation to

'Mile-line', the, co. Clare [within one mile of the sea or the River Shannon]

Miles, William

Milford Haven, co. Pembroke, Governor of

militia, the:
-, in Jersey
-, mustering of, King's instructions concerning
-, regulation of, during time of rebellion

Miller, Edward, deceased
-, Henry, governor to Sir Richard Sandys
-, Sir Nicholas, Deputy Lieutenant of Hertfordshire

millers, invention of a machine advantageous to, mentioned

Millington, Robert, military commission to
-, Dr. Thomas, Treasurer and one of the Elects of the College of Physicians
-, William, recusant of Tewkesbury

Mills, Edward, to be of the Common Council of Gravesend
-, Dr. Walter, Fellow of the College of Physicians

Milltown[e], co. Kilkenny

Milner, John, late Clerk to the Merchant Taylors' Company

Milton, co. Kent. See Gravesend.

Milton, Sir Christopher, Baron of the Exchequer, Justice of Assize for Midland Circuit

Milward, John, recusant of Warwick Town

Mince, Eleanor, recusant of Tardebigge
-, John, recusant of Tardebigge
-, Judith, recusant of Tardebigge
-, Mary, recusant of Tardebigge
-, Richard, recusant of Tardebigge

mines, gold and silver, invention of water pump for use in

Minghem, Captain

Minon, Ralph, named Alderman of Lichfield

Minorca (Minorke), Island of, Consul and Agent in

Minshall, Francis, manslaughter of, mentioned

Mint, the:
-, General of, Scotland
-, Officers of, warrants to

Minty, William, recusant of Poole

Mocully (Moncully), co. Kilkenny

Modd, William, named Alderman, Justice and Town Clerk of Great Grimsby

Modena, [Laura], Duchess of
-, Mary of. See Mary of Modena.

Mogul, The Great

Mohacs (Mangatz, Mongatts), Hungary, blockade of

Mohila, General, a Cossack commander

Moldavia, Prince of

Mole, Elizabeth, recusant, wife of Richard
-, Richard, recusant of Budbrooke

Molesworth, Colonel, Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica

Molineux. See Molyneux.

Moloney (Mollony), Bishop, commanded to go to Ireland
-, John

Molton (Moulton) South, co. Devon, recusants in

Moly, Charles, military commission to

Molyneux (Molineux), Caryll, third Viscount Molyneux, dispensation to
-, William, dispensation to

Mombeaugh. See Maubeuge.

monarchy, the

Monck, Christopher, second Duke of Albemarle, Captain General and Governor of Jamaica, Chancellor of Cambridge University

Moncrief, James, captain, company of

Moncully. See Mocully.

Monemvasia (Napoli Mollvicia), Morea

Mongatts. See Mohacs.

Monger, Robert, named Burgess of Brackley

Mongomery. See Montgomery.

Monmouth, county of, Deputy Lieutenant of, game to be preserved in

Mons, Belgium

Monson. See Munson.

Montague (Montagu) Viscount. See Browne, Francis.
-, Viscountess. See Browne, Mary.

Montague (Montagu, Mountague), Charles, fourth Earl of Manchester
-, Edward, second Earl of Sandwich, sons of, passes for
-, styled Viscount Hinchingbrook [afterwards third Earl of Sandwich], pass for
-, Elizabeth, Lady Montagu of Boughton and Countess of Northumberland, living in the presentation of
-, Herbert, pass for
-, Oliver, named Recorder of Huntingdon
-, Ralph, third Baron Montagu of Boughton
-, Richard, youngest son of the Earl of Sandwich
-, Robert, pass for
-, William, manors, etc., held in trust for the Queen Dowager by

Monteith (Muntith), John, pardon for

Montgomery, Viscount. See Herbert, William.

Montgomery, county of, High Sheriff of, warrant to

Montgomery (Mongomery, Montgomerie), —, Mme., robbery of
-, Hugh, second Earl of Mountalexander, lieutenant etc. to
-, Sir Thomas, of the Middle Temple, Attorney General of Barbados

Mooge, George, recusant of Barkby

Moore (Moor, More), Benjamin, recusant of Broughton
-, Edward, late gunner in Dover Castle
-, Frances, widow of Francis
-, Francis, eldest son of Sir Henry
-, Garret, colonel, to be a Privy Councillor in Ireland
-, George, merchant of London, petition of
-, named Assistant of Ripon
-, named Common Councilman of Tewkesbury
-, Sir Henry
-, John, petition of
-, Mary, recusant of Tardebigge
-, widow, recusant of Tardebigge
-, Richard, junior, recusant of Tardebigge
-, senior, recusant of Tardebigge
-, Robert, named J.P. and Common Councilman of Berwick-upon-Tweed
-, Thomas, recusant of Edgbaston
-, recusant, son of Richard
-, William, recusant, son of Richard

Moorehead (Murhead), Gavin, of Lachabb, dispensation to

Moors, put on board four Flemish ships

Morant Port, Jamaica, bis.

Moray (Murray), Earl of. See Stewart, Alexander.

Moray, Charles, military commission to
-, George, captain, company of
-, Sir James, late company of
-, See also Murray.

Mordaunt (Mordant), Charles, styled Viscount Mordaunt, pass for
-, Henry, second Earl of Peterborough:
-, Commissioner for licensing pedlars and petty chapmen
-, Groom of the Stole and first Gentleman of the Bedchamber
-, legal action taken by
-, Lieut.-Colonel to
-, Regiment of Horse commanded by. See under Army.
-, Sir John, Deputy Lieutenant of Warwick and Coventry

Mordington (Mordintone), Lord. See Douglas, John.

More. See Moore.

Morea (or Peloponnesus), Greece

Moreduff, townland, co. Longford

Moreton, North, co. Berks.

Moretonhampstead (Morton Hamstead), co. Devon

Morett, Coolbanagher, Queen's County

Morgan, —, colonel, difference between Lord Churchill and, mentioned
-, Amy, recusant of Budbrooke
-, Charles, former Clerk of the Crown and Peace in Jamaica
-, Henry, military commission to
-, Jenkin, military commission to
-, Sir John, late company of
-, Matthew, pardon to
-, Nicholas, lieutenant, bis.
-, William, ensign, military commission to
-, lieutenant, military commission to
-, named Assistant of the Coach and Coach-harness Makers' Company
-, recusant of Edgbaston

Morice. See Morris.

Morley, Lord. See Parker, Thomas.

Morley, —, Mrs., recusant of Lincoln
-, Benjamin, and his wife, recusants of Frowlesworth
-, Charles, fellowship in Trinity College, Cambridge, for
-, Edward, recusant of Lincoln
-, Francis, named Alderman of Great Grimsby
-, John, recusant of Lincoln
-, Richard, nominated M.P. for Rye
-, See also Love Morley.

Morosini, General, [Venetian commander]

Morris (Morice, Morrice, Morrise), —, captain, company of
-, —, lieutenant, military commission to
-, Anthony, and his wife, recusants, co. Sussex
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Edgbaston
-, recusant of Solihull
-, Sir Emanuel, Justice of Peace, co. Cork
-, Fortunatus, steward to Mr. Penn
-, George, named Swordbearer of Carmarthen
-, James, recusant of St. Vedast
-, Richard, captain
-, Robert, military commission to
-, and his wife, recusants of Bitteswell
-, Dr. Samuel, Fellow of the College of Physicians
-, Thomas, recusant of Lutterworth, mortality, bills of. See births and deaths.

Mortemore, Duke of, men of war under the command of

Mortimer, John
-, alias Macnamara. See Macnamara.

mortmain, statute of

Morton, co. Leicester. See Gilmorton.

Morton, Lyddy, recusant of West Grinstead
-, William, recusant of West Grinstead

Morton Hamstead. See Moretonhampstead.

Moryborough. See Maryborough.

Moscow, Muscovites, Muscovy

Moseley (Mosely), Robert, recusant of Glossop
-, William, recusant of Brick Lane

Moteram. See Mottram.

Mottes, Sir Alphonso, captain, dispensation to

Mottram in Longdendale (Moteram in Longdale), co. Chester

Mouett. See Mowat.

Mould, William, and his wife, recusants of Wigston

Moule, Elizabeth, recusant of Nailstone

Moulton. See Molton.

Mountague. See Montague.

Mountalexander, Lord. See Montgomery, Hugh.

Mountjoy, Viscount. See Stewart, Sir William.

Mountsorrel, co. Leicester

Mowat (Mouett), Sir William, military commission to

Mowsley (Mowseley), near Knaptoft, co. Leicester

Moyglare (Maglaire, Mayglaire), co. Meath

Moys, Thomas, named of the Common Council of Gravesend

Mug, William, recusant of Knighton

Mulgrave, Earl of. See Sheffield, John.

Mullingar, co. Westmeath

Mullins, George, senior, of Taunton

Mun, —, Mrs., recusant of Northorpe

Munden, Great (Much), co. Hertford

Munden, Bridget, to appear before the King

Munson (Monson), Mrs. Elizabeth, recusant of Clixby
-, Thomas, alias Lionel Anderson, a Roman Catholic priest

Munster, province of, gold and silver mines in, herald at arms for, office of, troops in, violences etc. committed by Tories in

Muntith. See Monteith.

Murcia, Spain, Agent in

Murhead. See Moorehead.

Murray (Murrey), Charles, first Earl of Dunmore, Master of Horse to the Queen
-, Sir Charles, late company of
-, James, styled Lord James Murray, company of
-, Sir James, instructions to
-, John, first Marquess of Atholl, action of in Chancery Court, Ireland, Lord Privy Seal, Scotland
-, Patrick, styled Lord Patrick Murray, death of
-, Lord William [afterwards second Baron Nairne], leave of absence granted to, military commission to
-, William, military commission to
-, See also Moray

Musbury, co. Somerset. ?Masbury, near Shepton Mallet

Muschampe, William

Muschamps, —, petition of

Muscovites, Muscovy. See Moscow.

Musgrave, Sir Christopher, Lieutenant of the Ordnance, named of the Common Council of Berwick-on-Tweed
-, Susanna, pardon to
-, schoolmistress at Taunton
-, Dr. Thomas, death of

Musson, —, widow and recusant of Hurley

Musters, Commissary General of. See Howard, Henry.

Mutlow, John, captain, late company of

Myers, William, named Alderman of Ripon

Mytton, Richard, High Sheriff of Merioneth, dispensation to

N

Nagle. See Nangle.

Nailstone (Nelston), co. Leicester

Namur, Belgium, limits of, dispute concerning

Nangle (Nagle), Richard, Attorney General in Ireland, letters from, Privy Councillor of Ireland

Napier, Francis, military commission to
-, Rupert, military commission to

Naples, Italy

Napoli Mollvicia. See Monemvasia.

Napoli de Romanie (Romanea). See Nauplia.

Narborough, co. Leicester

Narfoot, Mary, recusant of Hallaton

Nash, —, military commission to

Nassau, —, Dutch military commander

naturalisation (see also denization), of ships

Nauplia (Napoli de Romanea), Greece

Nauthrop. See Northorpe.

Navarino, Greece

Navigation, Act of Trade and, mentioned

Navy (see also Admiralty):
-, Clerk of the Navy Office, Barbados
-, Commissioners of
-, deserters from
-, James II and
-, Lord High Admiral
-, magazine for
-, masts for
-, Office, Victualling
-, powder to be shipped to Ireland by
-, seamen, statistics relating to
-, Secretary to. See Pepys, Samuel.
-, services with, mentioned
-, ships. See ships.
-, Treasurer of

Naylor, John, recusant of Lincoln

Neagle, Thomas, military commission to

Neale (Neile), —, bis, bis.
-, Constantine, military commission to
-, James, petition of, grant of
-, Thomas, Master and Worker of the Mint
-, William, dispensation to
-, recusant of Duxford

Neanton, —, a lawyer

Necke, Matthew, petition of

Necklosse, John, named Burgess of Berwick-uponTweed

Needham, Dr. Walter, Fellow of the College of Physicians

Neenton, co. Salop, rectory of

negroes

Negus, John, named Alderman of Huntingdon

Neile. See Neale.

Neister. See Dniester.

Nelson, Francis, Rector of Bedhampton and Farlington

Nelston. See Nailstone.

Neott, John, recusant of Chippenham

Netby, Charles, lieut.-colonel, troop of

Nethrie. See Niddrie.

Netterville (Nettervile), James, military commission to
-, Nicholas, third Viscount Netterville of Dowth, lieutenant to, military commission to Privy Councillor of Ireland
-, William, military commission to

Neuberg (Newburgh), Duke of

Neustadt (Newstadt)

Nevill, Mrs., a woman in the service of Mrs. Gage
-, George, twelfth Lord Abergavenny (Bergavenny), dispensation to, grant to, petition of
-, Thomas, dispensation to
-, William, dispensation to

New College. See under Oxford, University of

New England, N. America, departure of fleet for forces in, stores for, list of

New Forest, co. Southampton

New Hall, Boreham, co. Essex

New Park or Richmond Park, co. Surrey, letter dated at

New Plantation Society, Ulster. See under Ulster.

New York, N. America, Governorship of

Newark (Newarke), Edward, named Alderman of Great Grimsby
-, William, named Alderman of Great Grimsby
-, named Common Councilman of Great Grimsby

Newbald, North (Northnubald), co. York, prebend of, in York Minster

Newberry. See Newbury.

Newburgh, Duke of. See Neuberg.

Newbury (Newberry), David, recusant of Southwark
-, Samuel, of Yarcombe, pardon to

Newcastle, Duke of. See Cavendish, Henry; Cavendish, William.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, co. Northumberland
-, Common Council of
-, freedom of, question relating to
-, Mayor etc. of, claim of, letter to
-, newsletters addressed to. See Fenwick, John.
-, recusants in, dispensations to

Newcomb, John, grant to

Newcomen (Newcomin), —, military commission to
-, Elias, recusant of Dartmouth
-, George, captain, lieutenant to, military commission to
-, Sir Thomas
-, captain lieutenant to
-, letter to
-, lieutenant-colonel to
-, military commission to
-, Regiment of Foot commanded by. See under Ireland, Army in.
-, warrant for payment to
-, Thomas, military commission to

Newenham, John, Alderman of Cork

Newey, Alice, wife of Clement
-, Clement, recusant of Solihull
-, son of Clement and Alice
-, Eleanor
-, Elizabeth
-, Henry
-, John
-, Joseph
-, Martha
-, Mary
-, Richard, of Coleshill, killing of
-, son of Clement and Alice
-, Thomas

Newfoundland

Newham, near Belford, co. Northumberland

Newhaven, Viscount. See Cheyne, Charles.

Newmarket, co. Suffolk

Newnham 'Abbey', Goldington, co. Bedford

Newport, Francis, first Viscount Newport [afterwards Earl of Bradford], late Treasurer of the Household

Newsham, Thomas, Alderman and J.P., named of the Common Council of Carmarthen

newsletters Earl of Clarendon's complaints of, printed at Dublin, suppression of

newspapers. See under books, etc.; London Gazette; and Utrecht.

Newstadt. See Neustadt.

Newton, co. Leitrim

Newton, Elizabeth, wife of John, recusant of Haconby
-, widow, recusant of Haconby
-, Isaac, of Bagdale Hall, petition of
-, Sir John, J.P.
-, John, lieutenant
-, recusant of Haconby
-, recusant of Lincoln
-, Thomas, recusant of Newcastle-uponTyne
-, of Taunton, pardon to
-, William, recusant of Lincoln

Newton [Ferrers], near Callington, co. Cornwall

Newton Linford. See Newtown Linford.

Newton Regis, co. Warwick, rectory of

Newtown (Newton) Linford, co. Leicester

Newtown[ards], co. Down, report dated at

Nicaragua, River

Niccolls. See Nicholls.

Nicholas, Oliver, ensign to, lieutenant to
-, Thomas

Nicholls (Niccolls, Nicolls), —, [Treasurer of St. Bartholomew's Hospital]
-, George, recusant of Wootton Wawen
-, John, petition of
-, Judith, recusant, wife of George
-, Simon, recusant of St. Olave's, Southwark

Nicholson, Francis, company of, military commission to
-, Hugh, named Assistant of the Free Fishermen of the River Thames
-, James, late adjutant
-, lieutenant, military commissions to
-, Thomas, deceased

Nicolls. See Nicholls.

Niddrie (Nethrie), co. Edinburgh

Nidsdale. See Nithsdale.

Nieuwpoort (Nieuport), Flanders, news from, mentioned

Nightingale (Nightingall), Elizabeth, recusant of St. Botolph, Bishopsgate
-, Jeffrey, High Sheriff of Suffolk
-, Sir Robert, High Sheriff of Norfolk

Nihell, James, K.C., Ireland

Nimeguen, Holland, treaty of

Nimes, France

Nipe, John, gunner, Dover Castle

Nithsdale (Nidsdale), Earl of. See Maxwell, William

Nix, Swift, captain, ensign to

Noel, Edward, first Earl of Gainsborough, Governor of Portsmouth, Independent Company of Grenadiers captained by

nolle prosequi. See under actions, writs, etc.

non obstante clauses to be inserted in letters patent

nonconformists, nonconformity, See also protestants.

Norborrow, Peter, named a Member of the Company of Shipwrights of Redrith

Norden alias Norton, —, mariner

Norfolk, Duke of. See Howard, Henry.
-, Duchess of. See Howard, Mary.

Norfolk, county of, High Sheriff of

Norfolk Circuit, Judges for

Norman, —, of co. Derry, trial of

Norris, Mary, recusant of Shipley

Norroy King of Arms

North, —
-, Baron, his admission to the Irish Privy Council to be opposed
-, Sir Francis, first Lord Guilford, late Lord Keeper
-, Roger, K.C., Recorder of Bristol

Northall, Humphrey

Northampton, Earl of. See Compton, George.

Northampton, co. Northampton
-, county of, gaoler of, general sessions for, grand jury of, recusants in, dispensations to, Sheriff of

Northchurch alias North Berkhamstead, St. Mary, co. Hertford

Northern Circuit, appointment of Judges for

Northern Ireland. See Ireland, Northern; Ulster.

Northey (Northy), —, counsel in the case of Godden v. Hailes

Northleigh, John, B.A.

Northnubald. See Newbald.

Northorpe (Nauthrop), co. Lincoln

Northumberland, Duke of. See Fitzroy, George.
-, Countess of. See Montagu, Elizabeth.
-, Duchess of. See Fitzroy, Catherine.

Northumberland, Archdeacon of, named J.P. and Common Councillor of Berwick-on-Tweed

Northwood. See Southwood.

Northy. See Northey.

Norton, —, alias Norden
-, return from Holland of
-, Ambrose, military commission to
-, Edward, brother of Sir George
-, pardon for
-, petition of
-, Sir George, petition of
-, deceased
-, Sir John, M.P., death of
-, Sir Thomas, Alderman and Deputy Lieutenant of Coventry

Norton Hall, near Radstock, co. Somerset

Norwich, diocese of

Norwich, co. Norfolk, Mayor etc. of, King's letter to

Norwood, John, gunner in Dover Castle

Notgrove, co. Gloucester

Nott, —, of Bradon, lawsuit between Countess of Shaftesbury and
-, Edward, captain, late company of, lieutenant to, military commission to
-, Thomas, petition of, grant of

Nottingham, Earl of. See Finch, Daniel.

Nottingham, co. Nottingham, Mayor of, Quakers in, racecourse
-, county of

Nowell, Cradock, named Alderman of Cardiff
-, Thomas, Sergeant of the Admiralty of the Cinque Ports

Nugent, Andrew, to return to England
-, Christopher, military commission to
-, Edmund, military commission to
-, Edward, military commission to
-, Francis, petition of
-, John, cornet, military commission to
-, lieutenant, military commission to
-, nephew or assignee of the Countess Dowager of Kildare
-, Luke, pension for
-, Sir Robert, deceased
-, Sir Thomas, death of, mentioned
-, Thomas, K.C., Justice of the King's Bench and Privy Councillor of Ireland letters from
-, captain, lieutenant to, military commission to
-, ensign, military commission to
-, pension for
-, Walter, lieutenant to, military commission to
-, William, cornet and lieutenant to, military commission to

Nutt, John, husband of Ruth
-, Ruth, recusant of Birmingham

O

Oadby (Odeby), co. Leicester

Oakeley. See Oakley.

Oakeover (Okeover), —
-, Rowland, captain, company of

Oakes, John, recusant of St. Dunstan's, Stepney

Oakley (Oakeley, Oakly), John, Alderman and J.P., named of the Common Council of Carmarthen
-, John, recusant of Eton

Oates, Titus, bis

oaths, Distillers' Company seek limitations on taking of, See also under allegiance and supremacy; and Test Act.

O'Brien (O'Brian, O'Bryen), Lady Catherine. See Clifton.
-, Connor, military commission to
-, Denis, pension for
-, Donogh, grant of baronetcy to
-, Kennedy, pension for
-, Montalgh, ensign, dispensation to
-, Terence, ensign, military commission to
-, lieutenant, military commission to

Ock (Ocke), Old, River, Abingdon

O'Connor, —, captain, troop of
-, Charles, pension for
-, Derby, pension for
-, Hugh, captain, troop of
-, major, late troop of, military commission to
-, pension for
-, Owen, captain, cornet to

Oddington, co. Gloucester

Odeby. See Oadby.

Odiard, Edward, named Common Councilman of Rye

Odiarne, Thomas, named Jurat of Rye

O'Donnell, Hugh, pension for

O'Donovan (O'Donovane), Daniel, captain
-, lieutenant

Offley, Francis, B.A., of Magdalen Hall, Oxford

Ogilvy (Olgivie), George, military commission to
-, Thomas, captain, company of

Ogilvy of Boyne, [Sir Patrick]

Ogle, Henry, named J.P. and Common Councillor of Berwick-upon-Tweed
-, William, named J.P. and Common Councillor of Berwick-on-Tweed

Ogleby, Bartholomew, military commission to

Oglethorpe, Colonel, Regiment of, going to Ireland

O'Hare (Haira, O'Hara), Charles, captain, military commission to

Okeover. See Oakeover.

Oldfield, George, military commission to

Oldham, Thomas, recusant of Stockport

Oldish, —, a lawyer

Oldridge, Frances, wife of Francis
-, Francis, recusant of Rogate

Oley, Barnabas, death of

Olgivie. See Ogilvy.

Oliphant, Charles, seventh Lord Oliphant, dispensation to

Oliver, George, named Jurat of Gravesend
-, Thomas, recusant of Deptford
-, William, pass for

Oliverians (Cromwellians)

Ollingham, Count

Omagh, co. Tyrone, assizes at

O'Neale (O'Neil, O'Neile, O'Neille), Sir Bryan, K.C. in Ireland
-, Daniel, cornet
-, lieutenant
-, pension for
-, Felix, to be one of the Masters in Chancery and Advocate General in Ireland
-, Gordon, military commission to
-, Henry, military commission to
-, Hugh, military commission to
-, Sir Neil, cornet to, military commissions to
-, Neil, pension for
-, Owen captain, pension for
-, lieutenant, pension for
-, Sir Therlough, lecturer's place founded at Trinity College, Dublin, by

Oneby, John, petition of
-, Thomas, petition of

O'Neil, O'Neile, O'Neille. See O'Neale.

Onslow, Denzil, Ranger of Windsor Forest

Oppenheim (Oppenham), Germany

Oram, John, pardon for
-, Thomas, pardon for

Orange, Prince of. See William, Prince of Orange.
-, Princess of. See Mary, Princess of Orange.

Orange, Principality of, dispute concerning

Orby, Charles, Adjutant General of Horse
-, Thomas, military commission to

Orde (Ord), Edmund, military commission to
-, Lancelot, military commission to
-, Ralph, named of the Common Council of Berwick-upon-Tweed
-, William, named J.P. and Common Councilman of Berwick-upon-Tweed

Orden, John

Ordnance Office:
-, Clerk of the Deliveries in
-, of the Ordnance and Armouries
-, debentures payable out of
-, establishment of, charges settled upon
-, Ireland. See under Ireland.
-, Master General of, See also Legge, George, Lord Dartmouth.
-, moneys payable out of
-, officers of, train of artillery attended by
-, stores
-, sword cutler to
-, Tower of London
-, Treasurer of
-, treasury of

Orfeur, John, military commission to

Orme, Charles, lieutenant to, military commission to, troop of
-, Thomas, ensign to

Ormonde, Duke of. See Butler, James.

Orray, David, military commission to

Orrery, Earl of. See Boyle, Lionel.

Orton, William, recusant of Earl Shilton
-, recusant of co. Leicester

Orway, John, pension for

Osborne (Osbern, Osbourne), Edward, styled Viscount Latimer
-, Elizabeth, recusant of Birmingham
-, Henry
-, Peregrine, second Viscount Osborne of Dunblane
-, Richard, pardon for
-, Serjeant
-, Sir Thomas, first Earl of Danby [afterwards Marquess of Carmarthen and Duke of Leeds], letter from
-, Walter, pardon for
-, William, recusant of Hastings

Osgood, John, petition of

Osley, Thomas, recusant of Lincolnshire

Oslin, Richard, recusant of Chigwell
-, Thomas, recusant of Lincolnshire

Ossory, Lord. See Butler, James.
-, Countess of. See Butler, Mary.

Ossory and Kilkenny, bishopric of

Osswin, Amos, recusant of Cossington

Ostend, Flanders

O'Sullivan (O'Sullivane), Daniel, military commission to

Ottery (Otery) St. Mary, co. Devon

Ottoman Empire. See under Turkey.

Oudenaarde (Audenarde), Flanders, Governor of

Ovars, Agnes
-, Catherine, daughter of Richard and Catherine
-, wife of Richard
-, Elizabeth
-, John
-, Mary
-, Richard, recusant of Haseley

Owen, Sir Robert
-, William

Oxborough (Oxbrough), co. Norfolk

Oxford, Earl of. See Vere, Aubrey de.

Oxford, Bishop of, See also Fell, Dr. John; Parker, Samuel; bishopric of, diocese of

Oxford, co. Oxford, Recorder of
-, University of, Fellows etc. of, dispensations to, maps at, state of, mentioned
-, All Souls' College, Wardenship of
-, Brasenose College, Fellow of, dispensation to
-, Christ Church, Dean etc. of
-, Jesus College, fellowships etc. granted in trust to, Principal of. See Lloyd, Dr. John.
-, Magdalen College (St. Mary Magdalen) President etc. of
-, Hall
-, Merton College
-, New College (Winton and)
-, Queen's College
-, St. John's College, Merchant Taylors' School and
-, University College, Master etc. of, See also Walker, Dr. Obadiah.

Oxford Circuit, Judges for, appointment of, warrant to

Oxinden, [Richard], military commission to

Oxon, John, recusant of Twyford

Oynion, John, recusant of Lincoln