(c.) = commission to. (g.) = grant to. (p) =pass for.

Cross references with a capital letter are to other headings; those with small letter, to other sub-headings under the same headings.

All places in Ireland and Scotland are place together under those several countries.

A

Aalen, J. van (p.)

Abadie, Lt. Col. d'
-, Rev. James, benefice for
-, Cp. Dabbidie

Abbis, Dorothy, convict

Abbott (Abbot), Mordecai, deputy paymaster, attends Lords Justices, appointment for (g.) order to

Abenhacer, Moses (p.)
-, Rebecca (p.)

Abercorn, Charles Hamilton, Earl of, his Countess
-, Claud Hamilton, Earl of, pedigree of

Abercrombie, Sir James (c.)

Abingdon, James Bertie, Earl of, lord lieut., letter from

Abitt, William (p.)

Abney, Sir Thomas, director

Abrahamse, Isaac (p.)
-, John (p.)

Abrams, Grietie (p.)
-, Leah (p.)

Abramson, Frans (p.)

Absentee-ism of Irish officials. See Ireland: officials.

Abt, Jacob (p.)

Abuses in naval pay and their reform
-, See also Army, British (quartering and regimental finance); Civil Service; Elections; Exchequer; Navy (Br.) pay; Victualling (navy)

Acckins (Ankea, Ankins), Mr., informer, his petition for reward

Ackroyde, Mr., recommendation of

Acland baronetcy, precedence

Adam, Jan (p.)

Adams, Ensign — (p.)
-, Mr. —
-, John, expense for
-, Samuel (p.)
-, William (p.)

Adcock, Thomas (p.)

Adderley, Mr. —, behaviour of

Addison, Mr., commissioner for sick and wounded protégé of Sir J. Williamson

Adjutant-general (Ireland), appointment of

Admiralty, British, her claim to a salute, her right of search, see Search
-, Board: attend Lords Justices, passim, passim (c.), at Deptford finance, letters from (cp. Bridgman; Burchett); letters to, passim; Lords' resolutions on, matters referred to passim; memorials from, orders by, their orders criticized, orders to passim and the press-gang, and pressing of ships, trial before
-, Court: cases, appeal to Council referred to Delegates, (see also Sir Charles Hedges); commissioners of appeal
-, See also Prize-money; Prizes.
-, courts. See America, North; Ireland; Scotland.
-, jurisdiction claimed by Wexford

Adriaansen, Francis (p.)

Adrianople, letter from

Advertisements in trade journal

Ædie, David (p.)

Aeth. See Ath.

Afflighen, troops at

Africa, slave trade in
-, and the Indies, Scottish company trading to. See Darien; Hamburg.

African company, petition of
-, of Emden

Agar, —, victualling commissioner, his death

Aghram, Baron of (p.)

Aghurst. See Ashurst.

Aglionby, Mr.
-, William (p.)

Agriculture: hay crop, ploughing machine
-, See also Corn.

Aids granted by Parliament, collection of
-, See also under Ireland.

Ailesbury, Thomas Bruce, Earl of, access to bail of

Alamodes, trade in

Albemarle, Christopher Monk, Duke of, deed of lord lieut., heir of
-, Arnold van Keppel, Earl of (g.), movements of
-, earldom of, creation of

Alberti, Gottfried S. (p.)

Albrecht, Gaspar (p.)
-, John (p.)

Alcorn, Henry, sen. and jun., patentees

Aldborough, news from travellers at

Aldershaw (Oldershaw), Samuel, forger

Aldington, Matthias (p.)

Aldrich, Dr.

Aldridge, Ellen C., committal of

Aldworth [Richard], and Irish bills

Alers, Ayko (p.)

Alexander, Capt. James, conspirator
-, Philip, murder of

Alexandria, ship from

Algerians, (p.) and passages for

Algiers, British in British consuls at convoy to Deys of French influence in present sent to treaty with

Alicante, consul at official mail via

Alix (Allix), Magdalene (g.)
-, Mary (g.)
-, Oliver (p.)
-, Dr. Peter, his historical work

Allain, Isaac (p.)

Allam (Alland), Henry, tenant

Allan, Robert (p.)
-, Cp. Allen.

Allbone, John, creditor

Alleaume, Peter (p.)

Allegiance, oath of. See Oath.

Allein, John, pirate

Allemond, Admiral his flag-ship movements of orders to ship of his squadron statement by

Allen, Christopher, warrant for
-, Henry, convict informer, messenger
-, [? John], peerage for
-, Cp. Allan.

Allies, The. See "Imperialists"; Protestant Princes, Allied.

Allison, Richard (c.)

Allix. See Alix.

Allonne, Mons. d', attends Lord Portland

Allsup. See Alsop.

Almon, James, expense for

Almsmen. See Lincoln Cathedral; Westminster Abbey.

Alost, troops near

Alry, Thomas (p.)

Alsop (Allsup), Rev. Josiah (p.)
-, Thomas (p.)

Altenhofen, Jean (p.)

Altham, Dr. Roger, non-juror

Althorpe, Lord Chamberlain at

Altre, John (p.)
-, Mary (p.)

Alvers, Abraham (p.)

Ambassadors and envoys: correspondence of and Lords Justices financial straits of instructions to passages and ships for
-, passes issued by pay and allowances to, see under the several persons; plate for, their privileges invaded, trumpeters attending
-, And see Arlington; Blackwell; Carlingford; Carlisle; Coventry; Cresset; Galway; Greig; Hamburg; Herbert; Hill; Kennedy; Lexington; Manchester; Methuen (John and Paul); Paget; Pembroke; Prior; Robinson; Rushout; Rycaut; St. Albans; Stanhope; Stepney; Villiers; Warwick; Williamson; Wolseley.
-, to England. See Bonde Cleverskerke; Cunha; Disbeau; Dobrizinsky; Leyoncrona Pauly; Talland.

Ambros, Don Gabriel (p.)

Ambrose, Jonathan, expense for
-, Richard, expense for

Ambrosio, John (p.)

Amende, l', Daniel (p.)
-, Jeremiah (p.)
-, Susannah (p.)

America, North: Admiralty courts for, customs from, disputes of English and French in, a knowledgeable man from, neutrality in, pass to, peace announced to, and proclaimed in, piratical expeditions from, shipping to, trade with, see Newfoundland, Virginia, West Indies; treasure expedition to, troops in
-, And see Baltimore; Barbados; Bermudas; Canada; Connecticut; Fort York; Long Island; Maryland; Massachusetts Bay; New Hampshire; Jerseys; New York; Providence Island; Rhode Island; West Indies.
-, Spanish, logwood thieves in, peace in, under treaties with Spain Scottish company's settlement in, see Darien.

American Indian prisoners

Amiens, Isaac (p.)
-, Peter (p.)

Amsterdam, Admiralty, ships of, British consul at, inhabitants of, letter from merchant ships of

Ancall, Hugh, expense for

Anckelman, Joachim (p.)

Anderlech, action at

Anderson, Elizabeth (p.)
-, George (c.)
-, John (c.)
-, Monger
-, Richard, expense for
-, Robert (c.)

Andover, disaffection in, postmaster of

André, Francis (p.)

Andreæ, John E. (p.)

Andreas, Jacomo (p.)

Andreasi, Ernest F. (p.)

Andrée, Samuel (p.)

Andrie, Thomas (p.)

Andriese, Albert (p.)
-, Dirk (p.)

Andross (Andros), Sir Edmund, governor of New England, salary of

Anduse, George J. (p.)

Angier, Ambrose, debt of

Anglesey, James Annesley, Earl of, lessor and tenant, rents of

Anglican Church. See Church of England.

Ankea, Ankins, Mr. See Acckins.

Annandale, William Johnston, Earl of (c.)

Anne, Princess. See Denmark, Princess of.

Annesley, Maurice (g.)
-, See also Anglesey; Ansley.

Annuities. See Pensions.

Ansley, Francis, leave for

Anstruther, Sir Robert (c.)

Anthony, Asmus (p.)

Antigua, complaints against officers in, man of (p.), news from, secretary of, ships from

Antrim, Alexander MacDonnell, "Marquis" of

Antunis (Antunes), Domingo, counterfeiter

Apers, Jan (p.)

Aplen, Richard (g.)

Aplesford, Frances, servant

Apothecaries in Army hospitals, to the King

Appeals. See Admiralty Court cases; Law, points of; Parliament (House of Lords); Privy Council.

Appels, John (p.)

Appleby, Mr., complaint against

Apprentices, enlistment of

Arabia, embassy to

Arbury (co. Warw.), disorders near

Arcendant, John (p.)

Archald, Louis (p.)

Archangel, ship of

Archbold, Michael, indicted

Archcliff fort, traitor in

Archer, Henry, lands of
-, John, sheriff
-, Patrick, lands of

Arcobas, Abraham (p.)
-, Rachel (p.)

Arenda, Paul d' (p.)

Arent, Deliana (p.)

Arentse (Arentsen, Arentzin), Claes (p.)
-, James (Jacob) (p.), and see Danois.
-, John

Areskine. See Erskine.

Argyll, Archibald Campbell, Earl of (c.)

Arias, Emanuel (p.)

Arigoni, Scipion (p.)

Arlington, Henry Bennet, Lord, treaty made by

Armaments, European, rivalry of

Armand, Claude (p.)

Armenian, an (p.)

Armistice, Allies' conditions for

Armitage, James, messenger

Armorer, Ensign (p.)

Armstrong, Captain
-, Capt. Andrew

Army, Bavarian, movements of
-, British, captain-general of
-, cavalry officers, petition of
-, chaplains
-, clothing: contract for, deductions for, payment for, regulations for the marines
-, commissaries general of musters
-, commissions (executive), passim in William's absence, needing his signature
-, committee of general officers, and the disbanding of regiments, instructions to, matters referred to, memorial of, powers of, returns for
-, convict recruits for
-, deserters. See Deserters.
-, disbanding of units. See regiments, disbanding of.
-, discipline: soldier in gaol, and see morale.
-, equipment, state of and see clothing.
-, finance, and see regiments, disbanding of; regimental finance; Hill; Ranelagh.
-, foreign auxiliaries, (see also Dutch troops).
-, gratuities on disbandment
-, health measures
-, horses. See Horses
-, Jacobitism in, and see Papists.
-, medical service, and see Apothecaries; Hospitals; Nurses; surgeons
-, morale of
-, movements of
-, officers: expenses of, subscriptions by
-, papists in. See Papists
-, quartering of troops, abuses in Cp. Barracks, and see under Ireland.
-, recruiting of. See Recruiting.
-, reduction of. See regiments, disbanding, and standing force.
-, regimental accounts. See Dutch troops.
-, agents
-, finance, and see marine regiments; accounts of disbanded units
-, regiments, disbanding of passim; and see gratuities.
-, (The personal names in parentheses after each regiment refer to the list below under colonels' names.)
-, Household cavalry ("Horseguards") and peace celebrations, their return to England, trumpeters of, see Trumpeters.
-, Lifeguards
-, 1st
-, 2nd
-, 3rd (Churchill; Rivers).
-, 4th (Scots guards), (Argyll).
-, Grenadier guards (Cholmondeley).
-, Royal Horse guards (Oxford)
-, Dragoon guards, 1st (Lumley).
-, 3rd (Wood)
-, 4th (Langstone)
-, 5th (Coy)
-, 6th (Wyndham)
-, 7th (Schomberg)
-, Dragoons and Hussars, 1st (Royal), (Matthews and Raby)
-, 2nd (Scots Greys) (Teviot)
-, 4th (Essex)
-, 5th (Denbigh)
-, 6th (Inniskillings) (Echlin)
-, 7th (Jedburgh).
-, 8th (Cunningham).
-, 1st Foot guards (Romney).
-, Coldstreamers (Cutts)
-, Scots guards, (Ramsay).
-, Foot, 1st (Royal Scots) (Orkney).
-, 2nd (Queen's Royal W. Surrey) (Selwyn).
-, 4th (King's Own) (Trelawney).
-, 5th (Northumberland Fusiliers) (Fairfax).
-, 6th (Royal Warwickshire) (Columbine).
-, 7th (Royal Fusiliers) (Fitzpatrick and O'Hara).
-, 8th (King's) (Webb).
-, 9th (Stewart).
-, 10th (Granville)
-, 11th (Hanmer)
-, 12th (Brewer).
-, 13th (Hastings; Jacob)
-, 14th (Tidcombe)
-, 15th (Howe)
-, 16th (Stanley)
-, 17th (Bridges)
-, 18th (Royal Irish) (F. Hamilton).
-, 19th (Erle)
-, 20th (G. Hamilton)
-, 21st (Royal Scots Fusiliers) (R. Mackay and Row)
-, 22nd (Belasyse)
-, 23rd (Royal Welsh) (Ingoldsby)
-, 24th (Puizar)
-, 25th (King's Own Borderers) (Maitland)
-, 26th (Cameronians) (Ferguson)
-, 27th (Inniskilling Fusiliers) (Tiffin)
-, Marines, clothing of, see clothing; pay of, quartering of, strength of
-, 1st (Carmarthen)
-, 2nd (Berkeley; Shovell)
-, (by names of colonels)—Earl of Argyll's
-, Earl of Arran's
-, Brigadier Belcastle's
-, Sir Henry Bellasyse's
-, Lord Berkeley's (marines)
-, Duke of Bolton's
-, Col. Richard Brewer's
-, Sir Matthew Bridges
-, Col. Thomas Brudenell's
-, Col. John Buchan's
-, Marquis of Carmarthen's (marines)
-, Lord Charlemont's
-, Col. Cholmondeley's
-, Maj. Gen. Churchill's
-, Francis Collingwood's
-, Col. Edward Dutton Colt's
-, Col. Ventris Columbine's
-, Col. M. G. Colyear's
-, Col. Walter Colyear's
-, Col. Richard Coote's
-, Col. John Courthope's
-, Col. John Coy's
-, Earl of Craven's
-, Col. Henry Cunningham's
-, Lord Cutts'
-, Earl of Denbigh's
-, Sir William Douglas's
-, Earl of Drogheda's
-, Col. Robert Echlin's
-, Maj. Gen. Erle's
-, Earl of Essex'
-, Brigadier Thomas Fairfax'
-, Col. Thomas Farrington's
-, Col. James Ferguson's
-, Brigadier Edward Fitzpatrick's
-, Col. Fleetwood's
-, Master of Forbes'. See Jedburgh.
-, Lord Galway's
-, Col. John Gibson's
-, Major Golsteyn's troop
-, Sir Bevil Granville's
-, Col. Hamilton's
-, Col. Fred. Hamilton's
-, Col. Gustavus (George) Hamilton's
-, Col. Hugh Hamilton's
-, Sir John Hanmer's
-, Col. Dan. Harvey's
-, Col. Ferdinand Hastings'
-, Sir John Hill's
-, Col. Henry Holt's
-, Col. E. Scroope Howe's
-, Col. Richard Ingoldsby's
-, Sir John Jacob's
-, Lord Jedburgh's (the Master of Forbes)
-, Col. Langstone's
-, Col. Edward Leigh's
-, Col. George Lauder's
-, Sir James Leslie's
-, Lord Lindsay's
-, Col. Lislemarais'
-, Lord Lorne's
-, Brigadier Henry Lumley's
-, Lord Macclesfield's
-, Col. McGill's
-, Col. Eneas Mackay's
-, Col. Robert Mackay's
-, Brigadier James Maitland's
-, Count de Marton's
-, Brigadier Edward Mathews'
-, Col. Isaac de la Melonnière's
-, Marquis de Miremont's
-, Col. Harry Mordaunt's
-, Lord Mountjoy's
-, Col. Robert Murray's
-, Col. William Northcott's
-, Sir Charles O'Hara's
-, Earl of Orkney's
-, Earl of Oxford's
-, Lord Portland's
-, de Puizar's
-, Col. Raby's
-, Hon. George Ramsay's
-, Lord Rivers'
-, Lord Romney's
-, Col. Archibald Row's
-, Col. George St. George's
-, Col. Thomas St. John's
-, Col. Thomas Sanderson's
-, Duke of Schomberg's
-, Brigadier Selwyn's
-, Col. William Seymour's
-, Sir Cloudesley Shovell's (marines)
-, Hon. James Stanley's
-, Maj. Gen. Stewart's
-, Lord Strathnaver's
-, Lord Teviot's
-, Col. John Tidcombe's
-, Brigadier Zachary Tiffin's
-, Col. de Torcy's
-, Brigadier Henry Trelawney's
-, Earl of Tullibardine's
-, Col. John R. Webb's
-, Col. Thomas Windsor's
-, Col. Cornelius Wood's
-, Brigadier Hugh Wyndham's
-, See also Artillery.
-, returns of
-, reviews of
-, as standing force, maintenance of, passim
-, statistics of
-, surgeons of, pay of
-, transport of troops, passim, passim
-, victualling of. See Victualling.
-, See also Ex-soldiers; French reformed officers; Ireland; Militia; Ordnance Board; Papists; Recruiting; Scotland; Soldiers.
-, Dutch, regiments: Col. Amclisweert's, de Frise (Frize), troop of guards, de Loche, Col. Marquit, Baron Rechteren, Sac conay (Sacconith), Steinbock, de la Valette, Witsoe
-, reviews of
-, French: in Catalonia, deserters, Irishmen in, see Irish in France; marine regiment, uniform of, movements of, statement of
-, Irish: Col. Theodore Russell's regiment, troops raised for Wm. III
-, standing. See under Army, British.
-, Turkish, equipment of

Arnaud, Catherine (p.)
-, John (p.)

Arnold, Gaspar (p.)
-, John George (p.)

Arragon, document from archives of

Arran, Charles Butler, Earl of, (c), (g.)
-, James Hamilton, Earl of, employment for, his daughter's death

Arrington, Dorothy (p.)

Artegen, Capt. Timothy

Arthur, Capt., charge against
-, Sir Daniel, lands of
-, Robert, mortgagee

Articles of Birr, non-observance of
-, of Bophin
-, of Cork, claims under
-, of Drogheda, discussion of, papists under
-, of Galway, Bill concerning, claims under, interpretation of, records of
-, of Limerick, account of their being drawn, Bill concerning, and passim; claims under clause added and omitted passim; records of
-, of Sligo, only claim under
-, of Waterford, claims under

Artillery, English train of, in Flanders
-, train of, in Scotland
-, of republic of Venice
-, Cp. Fireworker; Fireworks; and see under Ireland.
-, company of London. See London.

Artisien, Thomas (p.)

Artsen, Jacob (c.)

Ash St. George, bishop of Clogher, politics of

Ashford barony, creation of

Ashmell, Ferdinand (p.)

Ashton, John (p.)
-, Judith, letter from
-, Matthew (p.)

Ashurst (Aghurst), Sir William, director, petition of

Asoph. See Azov.

Assche, military movements near

Asse, Jacobus van (p.)

Asselin, Salomon (p.)

Asses' milk, benefit from

Assize records

"Association" for and in Ireland
-, oath rolls, custody of, remorse for signing

Assurance, oath of. See Oath.

Astman, George (p.)

Ath (Aeth), effect of loss of, relief of

Athanasian Creed

Athenry, Edward Bermingham, Lord, Bill for

Athlone, Godard van Reede, Earl of, letter from, permit by

Atkins, Thomas, expense for

Atkinson, Elizabeth, official
-, Henry, pardon for
-, John (p.)

Attainder, execution following, law of, of persons deceased

Attainders, Bill for confirming
-, Cp. Outlawries.

Attorney General, accused of neglect, attends the King, attends Lords Justices in House of Commons, examination before, his fees on Irish Bills, letters to, matters referred to, passim.
-, v. Crofts and Woodcock
-, v. Earl of Falconbridge
-, v. Wiseman

Attwood, Mr. —, attorney

Aubié, Febe (p.)

Audemar, Peter (p.)

Audley, Baron, the Earl of Castlehaven as

Audouin, Isabella (p.)
-, John (p.)
-, Mary (p.)

Audritzki, Joachim (p.)

Auersberg (Auersperg, Averspurg), Count d', a conversation of, letter from, letters to

Augers, Sieur d', squadron under

Aughrim, battle of

Augibaud, Charles (p.)

Augier, Helène (p.)

Aumont, Giles d' (p.)

Aungier. See Longford.

Auren, Jonas (p.)

Auriol, Isaac and John, French protestant merchants

Austin, John, official
-, Robert, Admiralty commissioner

Austria, Emperor of, couriers from, and the peace

Auverquerc, Mons. d', servant to

Auvry, Elizabeth (p.)

Auwera, Jesse J. van der (p.)

Avaux, Jean Antoine, Comte d', letters from

Aved, Zachara de (p.)

Aver, Riner (p.)

Avergne, Zacharie l' (p.)

Avery, pirate. See Every.

Avus, William, resignation of lands by

Axford, Mr. See Oxford.

Aylmer, Andrew (p.)
-, Lady Ellen, indicted
-, Sir Justin, indicted
-, Luke, indicted
-, Vice-Adm. Matthew, his flagship, letter to, M.P. for Dover, movements of

Azenedo, Abraham (p.)

Azov (Asoph), Russian victory near