I.

Iberny (?), camp at

Idiots, custody of
-, estates of

Ikemans, Gilbert

Ilchester

Imperial Courts, the
-, English secretary at

Imperialists, the

Impressment (see Pressing).

Ince

Inch, Isle of

Inch, John

Inchiquin, William, Earl of
-, letter from

Incubator, patent for

Indemnity, Act or Bill of

India
-, East, Company
-, cruel oppression of
-, ships of
-, goods

Indians, the

Indies, the
-, East (see India, East).
-, West
-, fleet of
-, French in
-, regiments designed for
-, squadron

Informers

Ingfield Green, letter dated at

Ingleby (Ingoldsby), —
-, Sir Henry
-, Richard

Inglis, Alexander

Inmon, Ralph

Innes, Alexander
-, Capt.
-, James
-, John

Innis, Col.
-, Mary

Inniskillin (see Enniskillen).

Inventions
-, artificial respiration
-, carriage
-, coach hanging
-, destructive material in war
-, fire engine
-, glass
-, grenado shells
-, gun metal
-, lead-ore, refining of
-, metal for ordnance
-, printing stuffs
-, "sea crab," for recovery of wrecks

Inverkeithing

Inverlochy, garrison at

Inverness
-, garrison at

Inverness, county of, sheriff of

Inverurie, Lord

Ipswich
-, mayor of
-, mutiny at

Ireland
-, affairs in, or news from
-, apothecary-general to the army in
-, arms and stores for and in
-, army (James II.'s) in
-, (William III.'s) in
-, brass money in
-, campaign in
-, carrying intelligence to or from
-, cavalry in
-, chief engineer in
-, clergy of
-, neglect by, of their parishes
-, clerk of the ordnance in
-, coast of
-, commander-in-chief in
-, proposed union of the office, with that of lord-deputy
-, commissary-general of the forces in
-, commissioners of the revenue of
-, committee of
-, copper money in
-, correspondence with
-, council of
-, county gentlemen of
-, Cromwell, Oliver, proceedings and policy in
-, customs
-, Danish troops, needed for, sent to, or in
-, Dutch troops, in or going to
-, escapes to or from
-, estates in
-, events in
-, fasts proclaimed in
-, fortifications in
-, French aid for
-, or regiments or officers in
-, reported landing of, in
-, garrison in
-, German troops, &c., in or going to
-, government of
-, Great Seal of
-, commissioners of
-, health of
-, high admiral of
-, inhabitants of
-, judges in
-, King's remembrancer
-, lord deputy of
-, "Lord Lieutenant" title of, offered to Schomberg
-, magistrates in
-, mails to and from
-, mariners of
-, money for
-, Muster-Master-General in
-, nobility of
-, north of
-, map of
-, old troops needed for
-, officers in
-, in, cashiered
-, carelessness of
-, negligence of
-, in, compared to lions in Africa
-, lack of
-, pardon for those in, laying down their arms in
-, passes to
-, passengers on ships to and from
-, paymaster of forces in
-, peasants in
-, physician-general to the army in
-, plague in
-, postmaster-general of
-, prisoners of or in
-, Presbyterians of
-, prices in, of brandy
-, bread
-, horseshoes
-, provisions
-, Protestants of or in
-, briefs for
-, their trade with France
-, provisions in, or for
-, quit rents in
-, rebels in
-, goods of
-, receiver-general in
-, recruiting in, the enemy's methods of
-, recruits for or in
-, reduction of, schemes or taxes for
-, refining metals in
-, revenue of
-, roads in
-, Roman Catholics of or in
-, Schomberg's preparations for crossing to
-, services in
-, sheriffs in
-, ships of or for
-, sickness in the
-, soldiers and officers of or in
-, pillage committed by
-, state of the army in
-, state of the country
-, more ruined by friends than foes
-, supplies, or stores for or in
-, transport arrangements in
-, troops sent to
-, movements of, in
-, newly raised in, difficult to discipline
-, volunteers for
-, warships needed for
-, William III.'s journey to, and presence in
-, (see also William III., James II., and Cromwell).

Ireton, Judge

Irish, the
-, cavalry
-, Channel
-, disorders committed by, at Portsmouth
-, expected landing of, in Lancashire
-, "Hughonetts,"
-, lords in William III.'s army, anxious to fight
-, officers
-, mostly peasants
-, passengers
-, prisoners
-, at Liverpool
-, prizes
-, Sea
-, ships
-, squadron
-, troops compared to Croats

Irish Society, the

Ironside, Dr. Gilbert

Irvine, Dr.
-, Mr.

Irving, Alexander
-, George
-, Herbert
-, John
-, Robin

Irwell House

Irwell, Christopher

Irwine (Irwin, Irwyn), Alexander
-, Anne
-, James
-, wife of
-, Lieut.
-, Robert
-, William

Irwing, Lieut. Robt.

Isaac, —
-, Charles
-, Mr.

Iscoid Isherwin, commote of

Ishall, John

Isles, the
-, Bishop of

Isola, Jean Henri

Issen, John

Italy
-, opera in
-, passes to
-, princes of

Ivonet, John

J.

Jacinto, Don Pedro

Jack, John

Jackson, Alderman
-, Benjamin
-, Mr.
-, Richard
-, Robert
-, Rowland
-, Thomas
-, William

Jacob, Sir Abraham
-, Carlin
-, Jan
-, Robert
-, a servant

"Jacobites," the

Jacobs, Margaret

Jacobse Aert
-, Hugh

Jacobsen, Jacob
-, Theodore

Jamain, Nicholas
-, Jane

Jamaica
-, clerk of the crown of
-, governor of
-, merchants of
-, squadron of
-, vice-admiral of

James I.

James II.
-, Acts of Parliament of
-, adherents of
-, ambassador from, to the Pope
-, from, to Duke of Florence
-, army of
-, arrival in Ireland
-, bedchamber-man to
-, bedchamber-woman to
-, books and papers of
-, buckhounds of
-, camp near Dundalk
-, closet keeper of
-, cofferer to
-, commissioners of
-, defeat of army of
-, declarations by
-, drinking health of
-, envoy from, to France
-, goods of
-, grants by
-, grooms of the great chamber of
-, harbourers of
-, horses of
-, huntsmen and hounds of
-, letters from
-, money collected for
-, master of the household of
-, names of those subscribing money for
-, orders of
-, plate and goods of
-, pension for, from the Pope
-, reign of
-, seal of, to be broken up
-, servants and household of
-, statue of, at Newcastle-on-Tyne
-, vice-chamberlain to

James, Christopher
-, Capt. Douglas
-, Higon
-, Hugh
-, Thomas
-, William

Jamestown, Baron (see Hewett).

Jamestown-on-Shannon

Jane (Jean), Dr.

Janston, —

Janse (Jans, Jansse, Jansz), Adofe
-, Ary
-, Frau
-, Francyntie
-, Gertryse
-, Hendryn
-, Herman
-, Ida
-, Jacemyntie
-, Jan
-, Jannetie
-, Josiah
-, Martyntie
-, Mary
-, Petersie
-, Styntie
-, Susanna
-, William

Jansen (Janssen), Hendrik
-, Jacob

Jansq, Jannitie

Jaquad, Andrew
-, John
-, Magdalene

Jarrett, William

Jarvois (Jervais), Thomas

Jay, David
-, Gabriel
-, John
-, Peter

Jeakell, John

Jean (see Jane).

Jeanse, Catryn

Jedburgh

Jefferson, Leonard

Jeffreys (Jeffery, Jeffries, &c.), Lord Chief Justice
-, warrant to deliver his body for burial
-, Col.
-, Frances
-, Geoffrey
-, Dr. James
-, John
-, Sir Robert
-, Roger
-, Thomas

Jemison, Mr.

Jenew, John

Jenifer, John
-, William

Jenkinson, Sir Robert

Jenks, Francis

Jentes, —

Jenner, a quaker
-, John
-, Mr.
-, Sir Thomas

Jennings, Jonathan
-, Sir Jonathan
-, Sir Edmund
-, Thomas

Jephson, —
-, Mr.
-, William

Jersey

Jerusalem, Bishop of

Jervais, Thomas (see Jarvois).

Jesson, James

Jesuits, the
-, allowance for their mission

Jeurier, Catryn

Jeutdecker, Johannes

Jewish merchants

Jews, the
-, tax upon

Jodrique, the camp of

Johnes, Charles

"John Baptiste," a servant

Johnson, —
-, Anne
-, Ellinor
-, Frances
-, Sir Henry
-, James
-, Joseph
-, Jervis
-, Capt. John
-, John
-, Margaret
-, Mary
-, Mr.
-, Michael
-, Sir Nathaniel
-, Sir Philip
-, Robert
-, Richard
-, Samuel
-, Thomas
-, William, (see Johnston).

Johnsern, Isaac

Johnston (Johnstone), Capt.
-, Helen
-, James
-, John
-, Lady
-, Mr.
-, Margaret
-, Robert, (see Johnson).

Joicey, alias Jonsy, John

Joliffe (Joliff), —
-, John
-, Thomas

Jolivet, Mr.

Jolly (Jolley), —
-, J[ohn]
-, Mary
-, Mons.
-, Thomas

Joncquet, Guyen

Jones, —
-, Adjutant
-, Amos
-, Capt.
-, Daniel
-, Edward
-, Gaynor
-, Helen
-, Hugh
-, John
-, Mr.
-, Mary
-, Richard
-, Susan
-, Thomas

Joossen, Magdelansie

Jooste, Ary

Jordan, John
-, Patrick

Jordison, Catherine

Jore, Major

Jorrice, Jacob

Joseph, —

Jouse, Maerten

Jousy (see Joicey).

Joyce, —
-, Daniel
-, John
-, Mary

Joy, William

Joye, Peter

Judiei, —, a Neapolitan

Jukes, Edward

Juliers

Jumper, William

Junge, Commissary

Jurgien, Hans

Jurien, Hans

Justell, Henry

Justens, Joseph

Justice, James

Jutland

K.

K—, J—,

Kaiserworth
-, siege of
-, camp at
-, letters dated at

Kan, Armede

Kay, Margaret
-, Robert

Kart (see Carte).

Keagle, John

Kearny, Lawrence

Keating, Capt. Arthur
-, Percy

Keck, Anthony

Keeling, John

Keeper, the lord

Keith (Kieth), Capt.
-, John
-, Lord, (see Marishal, Earl).

Kelbie, Robert

Kellingbank, —

Kells

Kellum, Capt.

Kelly, —
-, Elizabeth
-, John
-, Patrick
-, William

Kelsey, —

Kelso

Kemble, Mr.
-, Richard

Kemp, John

Kempthorne, Capt.
-, Sir John
-, Rupert
-, Samuel

Kenchley, Abraham

Kendal

Kendal, Earl of (see Denmark, Prince George of).
-, Col.
-, Col. J.
-, James
-, Mr.
-, Mrs.

Kendrick, Andrew
-, John

Kenge, Charles

Kenmare (Kenmure), Viscount

Kennaway, Thomas

Kennedy (Keneady), Andrew
-, Capt.
-, David
-, Hugh
-, James
-, William

Kenny, James

Kenrick, Andrew, (see Kendrick).

Kensington
-, Crown Inn at
-, King's House at
-, housekeeper at
-, Holland House at, &c., letters dated at
-, accident at
-, Lord Nottingham's house at
-, letters, &c., dated at
-, palace at
-, works at

Kensy, Sir Thomas

Kent, Anthony, Earl of
-, Heneage, Earl of
-, John
-, Peter

Kent, co. of
-, assizes in
-, coast of
-, Custos Rotulorum of
-, deputy lieutenants of
-, fee-farm rents in
-, justices of
-, lands of Roman Catholics in
-, lord lieutenant of
-, receiver-general of
-, vice-admiral of
-, seditious meetings in
-, concealed lands in

Kenton, John
-, Joseph

Keppel, —

Keppink, Adrian

Kerr (Ker), Andrew

Kermincham

Kerr, John
-, Mr.
-, William

Kerton, John

Keswick

Ketchlove, John

Kethwick, court or commote of

Kettleby, Edward

Kew

Key, Francis
-, Robert

Keybert, —

Keyser (De Keyser, Kaysar), Jan
-, John
-, Mdlle.

Kidd, William

Kidder, Mr.
-, Richard

Kidvill, John

Kiffin, William

Kilberry (?)

Kildare, Bishop of
-, Lord

Kilgoure, James

Kilkenny

Killigrew, Admiral
-, Capt.
-, Henry
-, Robert

Killingworth, Edward

Killishandra Castle

Kilmarnock, lands of

Kilmore, deaneary of
-, fort of
-, loss of

Kilpatrick, Thomas

Kilrudderry

Kilshaw, Richard

Kilstuart, baillie of

Kimmersley, Capt.

Kincardine, Earl of

Kinderland, Katherine

King, Capt.
-, Capt. Charles
-, Christopher
-, George
-, wife of
-, Gregory
-, John
-, Lieut.-Col.
-, Luke
-, Mr.
-, Sir Robert
-, Robert
-, William

King's Bench
-, Court and officers of
-, fees in
-, Lord Chief Justice of
-, prisoners in

Kingsgate

Kinsgsley, —
-, Mr.

Kingsmill (Kingsmall), John
-, (or Evans)

Kingsmoor Heath

Kingston

Kingston, Alexander, Viscount
-, Elizabeth, Viscountess
-, Thomas
-, William, Earl of
-, warrant for the creation of, as Earl of Ardglass
-, house of
-, secretary to
-, servants of

Kingston-on-Hull (see Hull).

Kingston

Kinkell

Kinmel (?)

Kinmundie

Kinnaird, Lord

Kinnersley

Kinnion, Lieut.

Kinnoul, William, Earl of

Kinross

Kinsale

Kinton, Capt. John

Kintore, John, Earl of

Kippen

Kirby, Mr.
-, Col. Roger

Kirk, —, (see Kirke).

Kirkcudbright
-, cocquet seal of

Kirkby, Col.

Kirke (Kirk), Major-General Percy
-, letters to
-, "un homme capricieux,"
-, goes to Londonderry
-, reported capture of

Kirle, Dr. Thomas

Kitchell, Major
-, T.

Kitsey, Thomas

Kitson, James

Kiveton

Kiweth, commote of

Knapp, John

Knat, John

Knewstub (Knewstubb), Mr.

Knatchbull, Mr.
-, Thomas
-, Sir John

Knifton, Arabella

Knight, Anthony
-, James
-, John
-, Mr.

Knight-Harbinger, office of

Knightley, —

Knighton, —

Knockbayn

Knole Park

Knollis, Robert

Knopff, Daniel

Knowles, James

Knox, Thomas

Krell, Elizabeth
-, Hern

Kynaston, John

Kynvin, Mr.

Kyssenburgh, —