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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1691-2. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1900.
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C.
Cabinet Council, meetings of
-, Committee of
-, the Lords of
-, (see Council).
Cabragh
Cadane, Anne
Cadiz
-, Bay of
-, expedition against
-, squadron at
Cadroy, Noah
Caesar, Sir Charles
Cagnony, Mr.
Caher, Theobald, Lord
Caillon, Josias
-, Paul
-, Suzanne
Cain, Lieut. John
Cairnbulg, Fort of
Caithness, Commissary of
Calais
-, governor of
-, passengers from
Calckberner, Consul
Calddeugh, George
Caldwell, Charles
-, Sir James
Cale, Weely
Calenderers, company of
Calmell, Massilian
Calshott Castle
Calthrop, Col., (see Colthorp).
Calvain
Cam, Gerrit Dirckse
Cambon
Cambridge
-, St. John's College in
-, high sheriff of
-, professor of Divinity at
-, University
-, tender of oaths in
-, Chancellor of
-, Vice-chancellor of
-, Senate of
-, (see Universities, the).
Cambridgeshire, high sheriff of
Cammill, Mrs.
Campagne, Joseph
Campbell, Alexander
-, Archibald
-, Colin
-, Emilia
-, George
-, Isabella
-, Capt. James
-, Capt. John
-, John
-, Capt. Joshua
-, Margaret
-, Mr.
-, Capt. Robert
Camphier, town of
Campion, William
Canada, lake of
Canaries, James
Canary, fleet, the
-, Islands, the
-, trade with
Candia, Bossa of
Cane, Edward
-, John
Canea
-, siege of
Canning, Richard
Canock, Maria
Canon, pass for
Canterbury
-, Archbishop of
-, letter to
-, John, archbishop of
-, archbishopric of
-, Cathedral
-, bedeman's place in
-, Church of
-, Dean of
-, liberty of St. Augustine's Monastery
-, Mayor of
-, prerogative court of
-, vicar-general of
Cantwell, Walter
Cape Clear
-, Finisterre
-, of Good Hope
-, St. Vincent
Capell, Sir Henry, K.B.
Capion, Catherine
Cappoquin
Caprara, General
Captives, redemption of
Carbonnel, Thomas
Carbrooke (Norfolk), manor of
Cardiff gaol
Cardozo, Gaspard
Cardross, Henry, Lord
Carelez, Mary
Carey, Anne
-, Anthony
-, Captain
-, John
-, Norbert
-, Capt. William
Caribee Islands
Carl, Marcus
Carleton, Christopher
-, Edward
-, Mr.
-, Capt. Villiers
Carlin, Maria
Carlingford, Lord
Carlisle
-, Cathedral
-, garrison at
Carlisle, Mrs.
Carlow, county of
Carmagnole
Carmaind, Yambish
Carmarthen, Thomas, Marquess of
-, letter from
Carmichael, John, Lord
Carnarvon, high sheriff of
Carnay, John, (see Kearney).
Carncross, Dr.
-, Alexander
Carol, Joost
-, wife of
Carolina
Caron, Lewis
Carpenter, George
Carpentrie, John
Carr, John
-, Mrs.
Carr, Nicholas
Carrell, Capt. Charles
Carrickagunnell, castle of
Carrickfergus
-, castle of
-, siege of
Carriere, Anthony
Carrington, Thomas
Carross, Christian Ernst
Carstairs, William
-, Major
Carstsen, John
Carter, Rear-Admiral
-, James
-, Mary
-, Capt. Richard
-, Sarah
-, Thomas
-, William
Carteret, Sir Edward
-, (see de Cartaret).
Cartier, Claude
Cary, Richard
Carvalho, David
Casar, Robert
Casaubon, Lieut.-Col. Stephen
Casbird, Joseph
Cashel, archbishopric of
Caspars, Barbara
Casseneve,
Cassier, Benedict
Cassilles, John, Earl of
Casson, Capt. Ami
Castanaga (Gastanaga), Marquis de
-, letter from
Castelfranc, Mr.
Castelmoneayo, Marquis de, letter from
Castiliano, Jacob
Castillo, Emanuel
Castle, John
Castle Connell
Castle Coole
Castle Cornet
Castlehaven, Elizabeth, Countess-Dowager of
-, James, Earl of
Castlemain, Earl of
Castleton, George, Viscount
Caswell, Barbara
Catalonia
Cathbard, Col.
Cathcart, Capt. Malcom
Catherine of Braganza, Queen Dowager
-, her departure to France
Catholic Princes, the
Catinat (Cattinat), Mons.
Cattel, James
Cattepoel, Capt. William
Catts, Sir James
Cavan
-, battle of
Cavendish, Lord
Caverett, Lieut.
Caworth
Cazalet, Peter
Cecil, Robert
-, William
Cecilas, Count de
Celery, Paul
Cenlos, Count de
Cephalonia, Isle of
Cerclaes, Count (see De Tilly, Count Cerclaes).
Cercu, Jean
Cesteau, Isaac
Chacon, Don Gonzalo
Chadburne, Robert
Chages, Francisca
Chaigneau, John
-, Isaac
Chaire, Albis
-, William
Chalmers, John
Chamber, Treasurer of the (see under William III.).
Chambers, John
Chamberlain, Dr. Hugh
Chamberlayn, James
Chameau, Anthony
Chamier, Mons.
Champneys, Arthur
Chancery, Court of
-, dispensations in
Chancery Lane (see under London).
Channel, the
-, disabled French ships in
Channel, Islands, the (see Jersey, Guernsey, &c.)
Channel Squadron, the
Chanteloup, Julian
Chantrell, Francis
Chantry, a bookseller
Chapeau, John
Chapel Royal, the, gentlemen of
Chapelizod
Chapiot, John
Chaplin, Edward
-, Jeremiah
Chapman, Henry
-, John
-, Simon
-, Susannah
Chapmen
Chapon, Raimond
Chard (Somerset), vicarage of
Charente
Charing Cross (see under London).
Charities. See Briefs.
Charlemont, surrender of
Charleroi
-, governor of
-, letter dated at
-, siege of
-, Thomas
Charles I.
Charles II.
Charleville
Charlton, Francis
Charmont, Joseph
Charron, James
Charterhouse, the (see under London).
Chartres, Duke of
Chatelain, Isaac
Chatham
-, dockyard
Chatillon, Elie
Chatlet, Peter
Chauvin, Peter
Chaworth, Patricius, Viscount
Chayer, Mary
Cheapside (see under London).
Cheetham, James
Chelsea College or Hospital
-, building of
-, chaplain of
-, list of inmates
-, maintenance of
-, suggestions for its annual support
Chemineau, Leon
Chenebier, Catherine
Chepstow Castle
Cherbourg
Chertsey
Cheshire Cheese, recommended as food for soldiers
Chester
-, cathedral of
-, County Palatine of
-, chief justice of
-, salt mines in
-, sheriff of
-, passes for
-, postmaster at
-, Castle
-, Irish prisoners in
Cheter, Richard
Chetwood, James
Chevalier, Helie
-, Peter
Chevenix, Capt. Philip
Chewney,
Cheyne, Lord
Chichester, Bishop of
Chichester, Lieut. John
Chidley, Mr.
Chiffinch, William
Child, Josiah
Childrey, John
Chilton, Catherine
-, Margaret
Chimines, Mons.
Chimney Money, Act concerning
Chippenham, election at
Chiswick
Cholmondeley, Col.
Chrironne, Mary
Christ Church, Canon of
Christ's Hospital (see under London).
Christian the Fifth
Christian, Anne
-, Edward
-, John
-, Mary
Christians, Peter
Christiansadt
Christopherson, Peter
Chudleigh, Mr.
Church of England, the, expulsions from
-, preferment of foreigners in
-, (see also Ecclesiastical Matters).
Churchill, Col.
-, El.
-, Joshua
-, Thomas
-, William
Churchtown (co. Cork)
Chute, Thomas
Cirusano, John Pauli
Claasen, Joseph
-, Simon
Claasz, Abraham
-, Jacob
Claes Tryntje
Claese Gerrit
-, Joost
-, Lysbet
Claims, Court of
Clancarty, Donough, Earl of
-, Elizabeth, Countess of
Clanes, James
Clang, Erasmus
Clankaanell, Captain of
Clanricard, Ulick, Earl of
-, Helen, Countess-Dowager of
Clanronald, Captain of
Clansz, Abraham
Clant, Cornelis
Clarges, Sir Walter
Clare, county of
Clare, Viscount, (passim).
Clarendon, Earl of
Claris, John
Clark,
-, Francis
-, Mr.
-, Thomas
-, (see Clarke, Clerk, and Clerke).
Clarke, Capt.
-, George, letter from
-, James
-, Francis
-, Mr.
-, letter to
-, Samuel
-, William
Clarkson, Robert
Clary, Abraham
Clasen, Martin
Clasford, Henry
Clauveau, James
Claypole, Thomas
Clayton, Billedge
-, John
-, Capt. Laurence
-, Robert
-, Sir Robert
-, William
Cleef, Anna
Cleeland, Mr.
Clements, Elizabeth
Clementsen, Michael
Clementson, Barbara
Clench, Brune
-, Dr.
Clerk, Anna Catherina
-, John
-, Samuel
-, Talbot
-, (see Clarke, Clarke, and Clerke).
Clerk of the Crown
Clerk of the Signet
Clerke, James
-, Thomas
-, (see Clerke).
Clerkenhall (Clerkenwell ?) (see under London).
Clifford, Lord-Treasurer
Clifford's Fort
Clifford's Tower
Clifton, Baroness, letter to
Clinch, Dr., murder of
Clipping and coining
-, (see Coinage).
Clivesten, Manrits
Cloedt, Jan Jongh
Clogher, bishopric of
Cloppenburgh, Hartigh
Cloudesley, Paul
Cloyne, Bishop of
"Club," the, reference to (passim)
Clud, Lieut.-Col.
Clyde, the
Coal, used for smelting
Coal pits
Coan, Jolinde
Coarter, Myndert
Cobham Hall
Coblenz
Cock, Robert
Cocke, Henry
Cockburne, Archibald
-, Capt. Charles
Cockerington (co. Lincoln)
Codercq (sic), Peter
Codington, Dixie
Codnell, John
Codrington, Col. Christopher
Coeg, Juda
Coen, John
-, Myer
Coes, Albrecht
Cogent, Abraham
Coghill, Sir John
Cogin, David
-, Isaac
-, Sarah
Coffina, Mary
Coinage, copper
-, matters relating to
-, (see Clipping and Coining).
Colby, Theodore
Colchester, pass to
Colchester, Maynard
-, Richard, Lord
Colas, Philip
Cole,
-, Capt.
-, Elizabeth
-, Henry
-, John
-, Louis
-, Sir Michael
-, Richard
-, Robert
-, Col. William
Colebrowne, Peter
Coleman, Elizabeth
Coleman Street (see under London).
Colepepar (Culpepper ?), Robert
Coleraine
-, commander at
Colet, John
Colien, Emanuel
Collens, Mark
Coller, Anthony
Colleton, Sir Peter
Collie, Samuel
Collier, Benjamin
-, Col.
-, Sir David
-, Capt. Henry
-, Jeremy
-, Mrs.
Collin, Abraham
Collingwood, Col. Francis
Collins, Dr.
-, Daniel
-, Francis
-, George
-, Capt. Grenville
-, William
Collysson, Robert
Colman, Honor
Cologne
-, Elector of
Colomb, John Baptist
Colombier, Capt. Anthony
-, Ensign
Colombine, Lieut.-Col. Ventris
Colonies. See Plantations.
Colonsay (?)
Colt, Col. Edward Dutton
-, " the Chevalier,"
-, John Dutton
-, Sir William Dutton
-, William
Colthorp, Lieut.-Col. (see Calthorp).
Coltman, John
Combe, Phillip
-, Robert
Combel, John
Combe Martin (co. Devon)
Combes, Bartholomew
Combs, William
Comentry (?)
Committee, Lords of the
Common Pleas, Court of
-, Lord Chief Justice of
Commons, House of
-, petition to
-, Speaker of
Compigny, Magdalen
-, Michael
Compine, Abraham
Compton, Sir Francis
-, Hatton
-, Jonathan
Comyn, Jacob
Conbet, Mons.
Conde, Prince of
Condon, Capt.
Confederates, The. See Allies.
Confession of Faith, The
Confey (co. Kildare)
Congrave, Ralph
Congress, The. See The Hague.
Coni
Conigrave, Capt. Francis
Coninck, Catherine
-, Martha
Coning, George
Coningsby, Baron of Clanbrassil, creation of
-, Lord Justice
-, Mr.
-, Thomas
-, Thomas, Lord
Conly, Barthelemey
Conn, William
Connaught
Connock, John
Conon, John
Consart, John
Conseille, Abraham
Constable, Sir Philip
-, Thomas
Constantinople
Contales, Capt. Francis
Continent, affairs on
-, campaign on
(passim) (passim)
(passim)
-, differences between commanders of allied army
-, feeling of the country with
regard to
-, movements of the Allies there
-, Army of, William III. on
-, regiments in, lists of
-, treatment of English Officers on
Convention, the
Convex glasses, patent for
Conway, Benjamin
Cony, Edward
Conyngham, Lady
Cook, Elizabeth
-, John
-, Mary
-, Mrs.
Cooke, James
-, Mrs.
-, Sir Thomas
Coole, Capt.
Cooper, Mr.
-, Patrick
-, Capt. Richard
Coopmans, Jan Frederick
Coote, Capt. Chidley
-, Col. Richard
-, Thomas
Copenhagen
-, letter dated at
Copper Mines, governor and company of
Copping, John
Copsen, Arien
Corbet, Andrew
-, Peter
Corbett, Gauwen
-, Henry
-, Capt. Jean
Corbierre, Pierre
Cordier, John
Corea, Abraham
-, wife of
Corfu, Island of
Cork
-, Cat Hill, at
-, Dean of
-, Governor of
-, Harbour of
-, Long Island in
-, prisoners at
-, scarcity at
-, suggested fortifications at
-, surrender of
Cork, Earl of (see Burlington and Cork).
Corker, Edward
-, William
Cornaut, Estienne
Corneille, Rodolphe
Cornelisse (Cornelis), Bouwe
-, Gysbert
-, John
-, Lodewyck
-, Peter
-, Sander
-, William
Cornelissen, Christiana
-, Cornelis
-, John
-, Simon
Cornewall, Syriack
Cornish, Henry
-, John
Cornwall, county of
-, Duchy of
-, auditor of the
Cornwall, Capt. Edward
Cornwallis, Charles, Lord
-, Mary
Corry, James.
Corselli,
Corso, Gio
Cortenall, Maria
Corticelli, Angelo
Cortricke
Corunna
Cosin, Daniel
Cossart, David
-, Isaac
Costagan, Darbey
Costello, Dillon, Lord of
Coster, Elizabeth
-, Huybert
-, Jacob
-, Peter
Cottereau, Marc Anthony
Cotton,
-, Lieut.-Col. Charles
-, John
-, Sir Robert
-, letters to
-, William
Couchman, Charles
Coudrieres, James
Coulan, Richard
Couliette, Daniel
Coulon, Mrs.
Council, Clerk of the
-, Lords of the
-, Order of the
-, President of the
-, see Cabinet Council.
Couper, Jean
Couppe, P.
-, Le Sieur
Couppett, Francis
Courcelles, Peter
Court, Heudrina
Courteen, Sir William
Courteney, Capt. Richard
-, William
-, children of
-, sister of
-, wife of
Courtillan, Suzanne
Courtis, John
Courtray
Courtstown
Courzon, John
Cousart, John
Couturier, Philip
Coventry, Dean and Chapter of
-, Bishop of
-, bishopric of
Covitrey, Martha
Coward, William
Cowden, Mary
Cowes
-, letter dated at
Cowes Road
Cowley, Alice
-, Thomas
Cowper, Charles
-, Sir William
Cox, Col.
-, Mr.
-, Richard
-, Sir Richard
-, Thomas
-, William
Coxe, Daniel
Coxe, John
Coy, Capt. Hambden
-, John
Coye, Col. John
Cozyn, Elias
Cradock, John
-, Sarah
-, William
Craei, Andrew
Craeyesleyn, Isaac
Craggs, Mr.
Craine, Sir Francis
Cramah,
Cramer, Benjamin Isaac
-, John
Crane, Mary
-, William
Craven, Levin
-, Sir William
Crawford, Daniel
-, Esplaine
Creagh, Lucy
-, Sir William
Creech, Mr.
Creecher, Benjamin
-, Thomas
Crefeild, Ralph
Creighton, Col. Abraham
-, David
-, Robert
-, Col. Thomas
Creisseil, David
Crelly, Robert
Creutzman, Martin
Crewe, Mr.
Criche, Mr.
Crick, Abraham
-, Anne
Criespan, Daniel
Crighton, William
Crispe, Thomas
Crochell, John
Croese, Jacoba
Crofts,
-, Capt. Edward
-, George
Cromarty, Bay of
Cromlin
Crone, Matthew
Crookshank, John
Crop, Evert John
Crosby, David
-, William
Cross, James
-, John
Crosse, Capt., letter to
-, Joseph
-, Paul
-, William
Crossman, James
Crow, Barbara
-, Capt. James
-, John
-, Katharine
-, Nathaniel
-, Stephen
-, Thomas
-, William
Crown, the
-, Clerk of, letter to
Crown Lands, Surveyor-General of
Crown Office, the
Crowther, George
Crude, Thomas
Crull, Joost
Crump, John
Crus, Peter
Cruyck, John
Cruytza, John Baptist
Crylsaert, John Battista
Crymes, Henry
Cucut, Peter Abraham
Cuisinier, John
Culenburg, letters dated at
-, mention of
Culliford, John
-, Mr.
-, William
-, Major William
Cullivert (Culliford ?), Major
Culmore, fort of
Culpepper (see Colepepar).
Cultearn, (sic) minister at
Cumberland, fishery in the rivers of
Cumberland, Dr.
Cunningham, Sir Albert
-, Capt.
-, Charles
-, Colonel
-, Henry
-, Marlo
-, Martha
-, Patrick
-, Timothy
-, William
Cursell, Margaret
Cursy, Daniel
Curtis, Robert
Curtius, Adolph
-, Thomas
-, Sir William
Curzon, Sir Nathaniel
Cusack, Richard
Customs, the
-, Commissioners of
-, state of
Custom House, the
-, officers of
Cuthbert, John
-, Nathaniel
Cutler, Sir John
Cutt (Cuff ?), Francis
Cuttle, Benjamin
Cutts, Charles
-, John, Lord
Cuyp, Martin