M

Macalaster alias Johnson, —, captain, returned from France without leave

Macarty, Maccarty, —, captain, a suspect
-, Donogh, Earl of Clancarty; arrested and committed to Newgate
-, particular care for his safekeeping
-, his escape from the Tower, mentioned
-, visits his wife, and see Spencer, E.
-, his marriage in Ireland
-, access to
-, petitions of and in behalf of
-, his pardon, the King's decision re, recommended by Earl of Sunderland, granted on condition of transporting himself for life
-, gift of money from the King to
-, outlaws who venture to return should consider his fate
-, Elizabeth, Countess Dowager of Clancarty, permit for, death of
-, Lady Macarty, permit for
-, Margaret, Lady Macarty, permit for

Macclesfield, Mackensfeild, Countess and Earl of, See Gerard.

Macclesfield divorce case, in the Lords, in the Commons

MacDonnell, Macdonnel, Daniel, xxviii, his release demanded by France, pardon for rebellion upon the high seas
-, Randal, 4th Earl of Antrim, licence to stay in England

Mac Elligot, —, captain, returned from France without leave

Macgill, Makgill, George, colonel, halfpay for, his regiment, See Army, regiments.

Mackay, —, lieutenant general, deceased, services of
-, George, Lord Reay (Rae), captain in Macgill's regiment, pass from the Hague, pass to travel, pension for
-, William, soldier, pass from the Hague

Mackbalester, Thomas, soldier, pass from the Hague

Mackdonnel. See MacDonnell.

Mackensfeild. See Macclesfield.

Mackenzie, Mackenzy, —, a suspect
-, —, major, half-pay for
-, George, Viscount Tarbat, charter for lands, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts, of the Exchequer, privy councillor
-, John, chaplain in Murray's regiment, pass from the Hague
-, Kennet, a suspect
-, Margaret, relict of Gilbert Robertson of Kindeace

Mackie, Mackey, Mcki, Macky, Anthony, house of, in Minnigaff
-, John, licence to stay in England
-, information offered against
-, [John, director of packet boats at Dover], letters to, visits to London allowed

Mackie of Larg, Alexander, eldest son of John, lease of lands
-, John, deceased
-, tenant, lease of lands to, his predecessors, charter granted in 1611 to
-, Patrick, tenant

Mackland, Jo., soldier, pass from the Hague

Macklin, Donald, master of The Swan, pass from the Hague
-, Hector, soldier, pass from the Hague

Mackquean, Donald, soldier, pass from the Hague

Mackye. See Mackie.

Mackyness. See Mequinez.

MacMahone, Rogie, Irish prisoner

Mckie. See Mackie.

McLeod, —, major, military discharge from
-, Aeneas, clerk of Edinburgh, tenant

McLurg, James, merchant in Edinburgh, lease of lands

Madagascar, design to run away with the Speedwell to, pirates at, private expedition against (Captain Kid's), squadron for suppressing

Madame. See Elizabeth Charlotte.

Madden, Jaques, junior and senior, Irish prisoners of war

Mademoiselle. See Elizabeth Charlotte, youngest daughter of Madame.

Madrid, John Closterman in, news from, qualified British minister in, "Imperialists" wish for, and Paris, as to payment for Spanish ambassador's mail between

Maestricht, Mastrich, Holland:
-, burgomaster of. See Groulart.
-, certificate dated at
-, garrison of
-, soldiers' discharge and pass dated at
-, Verboom to be sent to

Magistrates, guilty of offences for which they try others

Magnan, —, military pension for

Magrath, Sir John, bart., licence to stay in England

Mahon. See Port Mahon.

Maid of honour. See Elizabeth Charlotte.

Mails, delayed or overdue, robbery and destruction of, And see Calais; Dover; France; Harwich; Holland; New England; Postal treaty.

Maine, Due de. See Bourbon, L.A. de.

Maintenon, Madame de, no ministers seen by, xiii, on the side of the Court of St. Germain

Maitland, James, brigadier, appointed governor of Fort William, his regiment, See Army, regiments.
-, John, Earl of Lauderdale, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts, of the Exchequer, privy councillor

Major and comptroller of artillery, pay of

Majors, army and marines, pay of

Makgill. See Macgill.

Malabar, Nicholas, deputy lieutenant for Cambridgeshire

Malaga, Mallaga, Spain, ships from

Malborough. See Marlborough.

Malcolm of Balbedie, John, deceased

Mallaga. See Malaga.

Mallone, Edmund, licence to stay in England

Malt, dryer of, See Inventions; price of

Malt funds, charges on

Malt tax, commissioners of, neglecting to take the Test, bill for indemnifying, See also under Scotland.

Malt tickets, counterfeiting of, to be discharged and paid off

Maltwalt, Anthony, leave to enter the service of Peter the Great

Manchester, Countess dowager of, wife of C. Montagu, her death

Manchester, Earl of. See Montagu, C.

Mandam, Mr., released from prison

Manley, Manly, Mr., enquiry to be made by
-, Isaac, Controller of the Inland Post, petition for increase of salary
-, John, father of Isaac, a prisoner for debt

Mannering, William, lieutenant, licence to stay in England

Manners, Charles, licence to return from France

Manning, Huntn., ensign in the first regiment of guards

Manningtree, co. Essex, constables of

Manors: See Barn; Echt; Galway county; Gaywood; Greenwich; Mayo county; Newwark; Portumney; Roscommon county; Topsham; Westmorland.

Mansell, William, leave to enter the service of Peter the Great

Manslaughter, punishment for, See Burning in the hand; trials for

Manufactories, encouragement of. See Scotland.

Manufactures, English, Wm. III desired by his example to encourage the wearing of, and see Linen; Woollen.

Mar, Marr, Earl of. See Erskine, J.

March, Earl of. See Douglas, W.

Marchmont, Earl of. See Hume, P.

Marconay, —, military pension for

Marescoe, Peter, messenger, post warrant for

Margaratt, Henry, a suspect

Margaret, Paul, surgeon's mate in the first regiment of guards

Margate, co. Kent:
-, Customs officer at
-, and London, hoyman between
-, post warrants to
-, William III at and for

Marie Adelaide, Princess of Savoy, Duchess of Burgundy, audience to Lord Portland, her representative at Portland's reception, dispute as to etiquette with

Mariners, proclamation prohibiting, from serving foreign princes and states, Cp. Seamen.

Marines, Royal:
-, clerk and deputy clerk of the cheque, pay and subsistence of
-, fire arms for, to replace pikes
-, pay of. See several ranks.
-, proceedings in the Commons re
-, quartering of, See Dover and below regiments.
-, regiments:
-, proposal to increase the number of
-, 1st, Carmarthen's, commissions in, detachment for sea service, quartering of
-, 2nd, Shovell's, quartering of
-, 1st and 2nd, reformed into one regiment to be commanded by Colonel Brudenall reformed officers of, half-pay for
-, formation of three additional, commanded by Colonels Colt, Mordaunt and Seymour
-, the four, establishment
-, Seymour's, Col. W., officers of, members of a court martial
-, at sea, application of money saved from pay of, their usefulness
-, supply voted by parliament for

Mariot. See Marriot.

Maris, Charles, prisoner discharged out of the custody of

Marjenum, —, highwaymen harboured by

Market Harborough, Harborough, co. Leicester, post warrant to

Market Street, co. Bedford, post warrant to

Markets, prevention of clogging with Indian goods

Markets and fairs, "mercates." See Ballmakelly; Carsphairn; Covesea; Cumnock, kirk of; Drumblet; Echt; Galston, kirk of; Gaywood; Greenwich; Heron; Northcott; Riccarton; Topsham.

Markham, Sir George, M.P. for Newark, petition presented by
-, Piercy, licence to return from France
-, Thomas, lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards

Marlborough, Marlbourg, Marlebourg, Malborough, Earl of. See Churchill, John.

Marlborough, co. Wilts., M.P. for. See Jones, R., Earl of Ranelagh.

Marlebourg. See Marlborough.

Marly-le-Roi, Marli, France:
-, the Court at
-, foreign envoys not admitted to
-, fountains, "water engines" at, "very elaborate and costly,"
-, gardens at "quite original,"
-, Louis XIV at or going to
-, Lord Portland granted permission to visit, Louis XIV wants him to go when the gardens and fountains are at their best, his visit
-, preferred to Versailles

Marmion, Edmund, of Tewkesbury, accused of coining

Marque, Mart. See Letters.

Marr. See Mar.

Marre, George, soldier, pass from the Hague

Marriage duties. See Dues, feudal.

Marriages, registration of, injunction H. VIII for, proposals for setting up a general register's office for

Marriages of children. See under Scotland.

Marriott, Mariot, Edward, pardon for counterfeiting Exchequer bills
-, Reginald [Exchequer official], and the Exchequer bill frauds, his examination in the Commons, accuser of Burton and Knight, in custody of the serjeant at arms, ordered to attend the Lords, motion for release on his petition, pardon for

Marsan, M. de. See Lorraine, C. de.

Marseilles, regulation of postal charges on letters to and from, and see Toile.

Marshall, Richard, lieutenant in Orkney's regiment, commission
-, to buy horses in Barbary for the King

Marshalsea Court, caveat against grant of

Marshalsea (prison). See Dublin.

Marsh-Gibbon, co. Buckingham, rectory of, presentation

Marshes, engine for draining. See Inventions.

Marsillac, Prince de. See La Rochefoucauld, François III.

Marston, Thomas, of Sutton Cofield, accused of coining

Mart. See Marque.

Martin, John, licence to stay in England
-, Joseph, elected a trustee for the new E. I. Co.
-, merchant of London, surety.
-, Oliver, outlaw, petition for pardon

Martin of Bruntbrae, Robert, his losses as tacksman of excise of Aberdeenshire

Marton, Count. See La Rochefoucauld, F.W. de Roye de.

Mary II, Queen of England, "the late queen," observance of the anniversary of her death by Wm. III, vice-chamberlain to

Mary Anne of Neuburg, Queen of Spain:
-, delays despatch of a Consulte of the Conseil d' Etat
-, reported changes in the Spanish government against
-, her confessor to be a Jesuit
-, portrait of, by John Closterman

Mary of Modena, Queen of James II:
-, at a review of Louis XIV's guards
-, gentleman usher to
-, vice-chamberlain to. See Strickland, R.

Marykirk otherwise Aberluthnott, co. Kincardine, parish, lands of Kirktown of

Maryland, America, governor of. See Blakeston, N.; secretary of, grant of office of

Mascow, John, soldier escaped from the French, pass from the Hague

Masey, Richard, licence to stay in England

Masham, Samuel, ensign in the Coldstream Guards

Mason, Dinah, arrest and pardon for trading with the enemy
-, James, impressed Swedish subject, to be discharged
-, Sir Richard, father of the Countess of Macclesfield

Massue de Ruvigny, Henry de, Earl of Galway:
-, his behaviour misrepresented to Louis XIV
-, financial difficulties of, and Lord Jersey's salary claim
-, in Italy
-, letters from
-, as Lord Justice and Lieutenant General of Ireland, arrears of his salary
-, his "misfortune not to be a natural born Englishman,"
-, mother of. See Tallemand, M.
-, property of, in France, refusal of claim for restoration of
-, his regiment. See Army, regiments, Galway's.

Master:
-, boat builder (J. Bird)
-, gunner, pay of
-, mason (J. Oliver)
-, plasterer and master wright. See under Scotland.
-, of the buck-hounds. See Royal buck-hounds.
-, of the ceremonies. See Cotterell, Sir C.
-, of the hart-hounds. See Royal hart-hounds.
-, of the Horse. See Godolphin, F.; Lorraine, L. de; Nassau, H. de.
-, of the Rolls. See under Ireland.

Masters huntsmen to James I and Charles I

Mastrich. See Maestricht.

Mathematics, artillery officers to qualify by the study of

Mathew, George, licence to stay in England

Mathews, Matthews, —, captain, returned from France without leave
-, Bartholomew, of Stewart's regiment, pass from the Hague
-, John, a suspect
-, Luke, licence to stay in England
-, Theobald, licence to return from France
-, William, lord of the manor of Topsham, petition of
-, lieutenant colonel in the Coldstream Guards
-, major in the Coldstream Guards

Matrosses of ordnance, pay of

Maugersbury, co. Gloucester

Maurice, John, captain in the first regiment of guards

Maximilian Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria:
-, envoy extraordinary from. See Simeoni.
-, desires the support and goodwill of William III
-, huntsman to
-, letter to Wm. III from, vii
-, and the Low Countries: proposal to cede the hereditary possession to him he "will render them defenceless,"
-, solicits leave to import corn to Flanders

Maxwell, William, captain, tenant

Maxwell of Pollock, Sir John, privy councillor of Scotland

May, Baptist, grant of register of the Court of Chancery to
-, James, returned from France without leave

Maynard, Hon. William, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk

Mayo, county of, manors in, caveat re, justice of the peace and sheriff of

Mayors, orders to, for the suppression of dissolute practices

Mead, Thomas, prisoner of war

Meadows, Medows, Sir Philip, commissioner of Excise, commissioner of Trade, letter signed by

Meagher, Thady, and Dorothy his wife, licence to stay in England

Mears, engine for draining. See Inventions.

Meath, Earl of. See Brabazon, E.

Meath, county of, lands in

Mediator, the. See Ryswick.

Medina, Duke of. See Cabrera.

Mediterranean, the:
-, British prestige in, necessity of a squadron for maintenance of
-, convoys for

Mediterranean seas, ship captured in

Mediterranean squadron (squadron for the Straits)
-, bomb-vessels in, establishment and stores for
-, captains and seamen of, to be rewarded for the capture of Moors
-, commander in chief. See Aylmer.
-, departure of, delayed by want of money
-, fireships in
-, "might be intended for the West Indies,"
-, manoeuvers at Portsmouth
-, movements of
-, passengers taken with
-, pay for the seamen of
-, petition for licence to send slaves' ransom by
-, present for Tunis sent by
-, at Spithead
-, ships to cruize against Sally men of war to go with
-, storeships in

Mediterranean trade and shipping under the Spanish succession proposals: Dutch and English, security of, forts and harbours for, as suitable guarantees for, treaty proposed for French proposals rejected

Medows. See Meadows.

Medugal, Dugal, soldier, pass from the Hague refused

Meesters, William, storekeeper of ordnance, pass from the Hague

Mein, Henry, merchant, escheat of
-, Patrick, of the council of Barbados, licence to stay in England

Mekness. See Mequinez.

Melcombe Regis, co. Dorset, M.P.'s for. See Churchill, J.; Knight, J.

Melgar, Count. See Cabrera.

Mellenalias Mellens alias Mellim, Philip, judgment for

Melonnière. See Monceau.

Melville, George, Earl of Melville, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Treasury accounts, for settling the communication of trade, of the Exchequer, president of the privy council

Ménard or Mainard, Jean, "Mr. Mesnart," negotiations in behalf of

Menin, Belgium, Lord Portland going to

Menzies, William, merchant and bailly of Edinburgh, a commissioner for settling the communication of trade, Scotland

Mequinez or Mekness (Mackyness), Morocco, British subjects in slavery at, redemption of

Mercate. See Markets.

Mercier, —, military pension for

Merrick, Francis, grant of a market in Northcott to

Merryfield, John, merchant of Exeter, information against

Mesnart. See Ménard.

Messengers, King's: See Coachman, C.; Hayward, R.; Marescoe, P.
-, assistants of, allowances for
-, employment of
-, for postal duties, in France, expenses of, their "extraordinary expensiveness," borrow money from strangers at Calais, not supplied with money
-, post warrants for
-, prisoners in custody of

Mestre, —, military pension for

Methuen, Methwen, John, Lord Chancellor of Ireland:
-, appeal against decree of
-, appointment as Secretary of State, rumoured
-, ballad about
-, challenged by Lord Kerry
-, as [M.P. for Devizes ?], in the Commons, speaks against the Court, on Molyneaux's book
-, as master of Chancery
-, movements of
-, late envoy at Lisbon
-, ordered to attend the King
-, as Speaker of the House of Lords, Ireland, payment to
-, Tory estimate of his ability
-, Paul, envoy extraordinary at Lisbon, allowance for his equipage, expenses of his first "public solemnity," note from French ambassador sent to

Mettre, Mitre, Dumitre, Francis de, captain of the Dragon, privateer, action against, and see Lambert, J.

Meudon, France:
-, compared with Windsor and Versailles
-, the Dauphin at
-, gardens and park at, "very fine and extensive,"
-, the house at
-, hunting at
-, Louis XIV at
-, Monseigneur at
-, Lord Portland at and going to

Mexico, Gulf of, entrance to, commanded by Havana, French squadron for, Spanish strongholds in, French design against

Mey, co. Caithness, the lairds of, creditors of

Middlesex:
-, Justices of the Peace for. See Ellis, J.; Packer.
-, knights of the shire for. See Lake, W.; Wolstenholme, Sir J.
-, sheriffs of. See London and Middlesex.

Middleton, Midleton, Charles, Earl of Middleton, at the French court, letter from, mentioned

Middleton. See Mitchelson, J.

Milan, horses from, Prince de Vaudemont at and from

"Milanese, the," proposal to give, to the Duke of Savoy, (Spanish succession proposals)

Milborne, Milburne Port, co. Somerset, post warrant to

Mile, William, a suspect

Milford [? co. Hants], French ship wrecked near

Military List. See Finances.

Militia, address to the King re, officers of, qualifications for
-, See also Barbados; Scotland.

Militia Bill, proceedings in the Commons on, difficulties in framing it

Mill, James, soldier, pass from the Hague

Milled money. See Money.

Miller, John, ensign in the Coldstream Guards

Millery, —, military pension for

Milling, Mr., English minister of Leyden, certificate from

Millington, —, captain, his troop

Milton, Francis, licence to stay in England

Milward, William, of Colberrowe, accused of coining

Mines, engine for draining. See Inventions. See also Gold; Silver.

Minifee, James, a suspect

Minihagen, co. Ayr, lands

Minnigaff, Monigaff, Munigaff, co. Kirkcudbright, burgh of barony, erection of, new house of, town and village

Minnock. See Holme.

Minorca, island of, under the Spanish succession proposals

Minshull, Richard, pass to travel and serve in the Emperor's army

Mint, Royal, as to money received by Duncombe from warden of and see Newton, Isaac; Scotland.

Mints, the, re-coining of hammered money in

Miremont, Marquis de. See Bourbon, A. de.

Mitchelburn, John, colonel, regiment of. See Army, regiments.

Mitchell, David, gentleman-usher of the Black Rod, knighthood for
-, Sir David, Vice-Admiral of the blue, attending Peter the Great, pass for
-, John, late letterer and engrainer of the coin of Scotland
-, John, captain, R.N., petition of

Mitchelson of Middleton, John, advocate, appointed deputy clerk and keeper of the general register, Scotland

Mitre. See Mettre.

Modena, Italy, withdrawal of James II to, suggested

Mof . ., Philip, master of the St. John

Mogul, the Mogul's dominions. See India.

Mohun, Moone, Charles, 5th Baron Mohun:
-, as to his trial for killing Captain Hill
-, committed to the Tower
-, pardon for
-, his duels
-, escape to France to avoid prosecution

Molasses, sale of

Molesworth, [Robert], privy councillor of Ireland, letter from, mentioned, as M.P. [for Camelford], in the Commons, speaks against the Court, his "waspishness,"

Molineux. See Molyneux.

Mollineaux, Mollineux. See Molyneux.

Molony, Donnogh, licence to stay in England

Molton. See Moulton.

Molyneux, Molineux, Mollineaux, Mollineux, —, returned from France without leave
-, Daniel, late Receiver General of Land Tax, Palatine of Lancaster, estate of
-, Darcy, deputy lieutenant for Nottinghamshire
-, William, LL.D., Master in Chancery, Ireland, commissioner for Chancery cases, as author of [The case of Ireland's being bound, etc.] complaint and proceedings against, in the Commons, xxviii his death

Monasterol, Monestarol. See Solar, F.

Moncada, Fernand de, Due de Montalto, restoration to office

Monceau, Isaac de, de la Melonnière, major general, regiment of. See Army, regiments, Melonnière's

Monestarol. See Monasterol.

Money; coin:
-, means for keeping, in the country
-, broad, procuring and uttering
-, Chrales II, diminsihing of
-, clipped
-, clippers and counterfeiters of. See Coiners.
-, clipping and selling clippings of
-, coining. See counterfeiting.
-, counterfeit and false, press and dyes for stamping, uttering
-, counterfeiting, coining, diminishing and washing, prevention of, proceedings in the Commons on (Mr. Clark's) bill for and see below lettering.
-, false. See above counterfeit.
-, filing
-, gold, diminishing receipt for "water" for uttering false
-, graining. See below lettering.
-, hammered. See Hammered.
-, lettering and graining as a method for preventing counterfeiting
-, milled, clipping, counterfeiting and uttering
-, old, procuring and uttering
-, William and Mary, diminishing
-, See also Copper; Crowns; Guilders; Guineas; Mint; Paper money; Pieces of eight; Pistoles; Scotland; Shillings; Silver.

Money Bill, the. See Land Tax.

Money Bills. See Parliament, House of Lords.

Monigaff. See Minnigaff.

Monk, Christopher, Duke of Albemarle, estate of, litigation re

Monmouth, Duke of. See Fitz Roy.

Monnooch, —, letter to

Monopolies. See E. I. Co., The English Co.; Trade and commerce; Woollen manufacture.

Monro of Bearcrofts, Sir Alexander, appointed a commissary of Stirling
-, Alexander, second son of Sir Alexander, offices vacant by the death of
-, George, eldest son of Sir Alexander, appointed a commissary of Stirling

Monseigneur. See Louis, the Dauphin.

Monsieur. See Philippe, Due d'Orleans.

Monsieur le Prince. See Bourbon, H. J. de.

Montagu, Montague, Mountague, Mowntague, Charles, Chancellor of the Exchequer and first lord of the Treasury:
-, in the Commons as [M.P. for Westminster], accuses Duncombe of Exchequer bill frauds, charges against re acceptance of Crown grants, on subsidies due to the Allies, on privilege of the Commons, on Crown grants, seconds proposal for a Quarterly Poll, on price of guineas, his proposals for setting up a new E. I. Co., "the two million subscription," on the Civil List
-, at Chippenham
-, rumoured appointment as Secretary of State
-, as candidate and M.P. for Westminster, French protestants vote for
-, title for, rumoured
-, as Lord Justice of England
-, and the Privy Seal for determining the old E. I. Co.
-, attending the Treasury board
-, at church, likened to the "Great Turk,"
-, at Tunbridge Wells
-, letter to, mentioned
-, his wife. See Manchester, Countess dowager of.
-, Charles, Earl of Manchester, ambassador extraordinary to the republic of Venice, certificate of his return, expense for, captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, movements of, yacht for
-, Christopher, appointed Excise Commissioner, contest for Sir R. Howard's place between Marquis of Carmarthen and
-, Edward, 3rd Earl of Sandwich, King's Latin pass for, yacht for
-, Elizabeth, Countess of Sandwich, pass for
-, Henneage, late master of the Jewel Office
-, Irby, captain in the first regiment of guards
-, Ralph, Earl of Montagu, letters to, lodgings of, See Whitehall fire; as Master of the Great Wardrobe, warrant to, trials between Earl of Bath and

Montalto, Montalte, Duc de. See Moncada, F. de.

Montaud, —, military pension for
-, Anne de, military pension for
-, Silvie de, military pension for

Monteith, Monteeth, co. Perth, stewartry

Montgaud, —, military pension for

Montgomery, Montgomerie, Alexander, 8th Earl of Englinton, appointments in Scotland: commissioner of the Exchequer, privy councillor
-, Lord Montgomery, afterwards 9th Earl of Eglinton, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Treasury accounts, privy councillor
-, Master Francis, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts, for settling the communication of trade, privy councillor
-, Hugh, 2nd Earl of Mount Alexander, master of the ordnance in Ireland, grant of office

Montgomery, Earl of. See Herbert, T.; Viscount, See Herbert, W.

Montmirail. See Langes, F. de.

Montrose, co. Forfar, lands and barony

Montroy, —, military pension for

Montserrat, Mountserrat, island of

Montreuil, France, Lord Portland going to

Mony, —, a suspect

Moone. See Mohun.

Moony, Owen, of Corracullin, caveat against pardon of

Moor, Moore, Mr., M.P., in the Commons, on the E.I. Co.
-, Henry, licence to stay in England
-, Sir Richard, (fn. 1) licence to stay in England
-, Robert, to be arrested, discharged out of custody
-, Thomas, lieutenant in the first regiment of guards
-, Cp. More.

Moors, to be captured and exchanged for British slaves, defence and resistance of Oran and Ceuta against

Moray, Murray, bishop and diocese of, lands formerly held of, commissaries of

Moray firth

Mordaunt, Charles, 3rd Earl of Peterborough, his "new great projects," in the Lords
-, Henry, 2nd Earl of Peterborough, Garter vacancy by the death of
-, colonel, candidate for place of master of the Jewel Office, his regiment, See Army and Marines, regiments.

More, John, serjeant, enrolled amongst the invalids
-, William, licence to stay in England
-, Cp. Moor.

Moren, Dominic, licence to stay in England
-, William, surgeon's mate in the first regiment of guards
-, Cp. Morin.

Moret, Monsieur de, seigneur de Lamau, certificate

Morgan, —, and his wife, suspects
-, George, captain, company of
-, Henry, licence to stay in England

Morgans, Morgan, seaman, petition for wages

Moriaux, Mary, French refugee, pass from the Hague

Morin, Peter, lieutenant in Gibson's regiment, commission
-, Cp. Moren.

Morlaix, Morlayx, France, under the Postal treaty

Morley, Sir William, K.B., and Bart., petition of

Morney, Duplessis, his grandson, See Souligné.

Morocco:
-, former ambassador from. See Benhada.
-, Emperor of, his cruelty towards Christians and carelessness of his own subjects, pretended letter from, proposed treaty with, See Treaties; and the redemption of slaves
-, envoy from, expected at the Hague
-, slave from
-, See also Ceuta; Fez; Mequinez.

Morphie. See Graham, R.

Morphie, Den of. See Allen, J.

Morris, Morrice, — returned from France without licence
-, Francis, grant by James I to
-, Peter, licence to stay in England
-, Richard, lieutenant in Leveson's regiment, commission

Morrison, Edward, lieutenant in the Coldstream Guards
-, Henry, captain in the Coldstream Guards

Mortagh, William, licence to stay in England

Mortality, bills of, charitable collection to be published in

Mortar-pieces for bomb-vessels

Mortlake, co. Surrey, Garter Inn at

Morton, Earl of. See Douglas, J.

Moscow, Russia, Peter the Great returning to

Most Christian King. See Louis XIV.

Moth, Christian, a Dane, passenger with the Mediterranean squadron

Mottowade, co. Longford, town and lands

Moulton, Molton, co. Lincoln, waste lands

Mount, Cape. See Cape Mount.

Mount Alexander, Earl of. See Montgomery, H.

Mount Eafram near Tunbridge Wells, Sir J. Williamson at.

Mountague. See Montagu.

Mountjoy, Lord. See Steward, W.

Mount's Bay, co. Cornwall, ship wrecked and pillaged near

Mountserrat. See Montserrat.

Mousquetaires, review of

Mouy, Marquis de. See Ligne, P.H.

Mowbray herald extraordinary. See Frith, Rowland.

Mowntague. See Montagu.

Moyer, Samuel, High Sheriff of Essex, licence of absence

Moyne, co. Mayo

Muire, Muir, Sir Archibald, a commissioner for settling the communication of trade, Scotland
-, Hugh, brother of John, of Auchindrain, charter

Muire of Auchindrain, John, tenant

Muire of Ayr, John, commission for settling the communication of trade, Scotland

Mullard, Robert, leave to enter the service of the Czar

Munday, William, highwaymen harboured by

Munigaff. See Minnigaff.

Muniss, John, ensign in Gibson's regiment, commission

Münster, bishop of, subsidies due to, treaty of, claim under

Murders, pardons and reprieves for. See Pardons; two "extraordinary,"

Murfen, Thomas, Irish prisoner

Murphey, Murfy, John, licence to return from France
-, Terence, porter in H.M. hospitals in Flanders, pass from the Hague
-, Thomas, licence to stay in England

Murray, Murrey: and see Moray.
-, — captain, company of
-, James, licence to stay in England
-, John, Earl of Tullibardine, resignation of office of Secretary of State for Scotland, no longer a member of the privy council and Exchequer
-, advocate, appointed clerk of the Commissariat of Edinburgh
-, Nicholas, pass from the Hague
-, Robert, payment to
-, [Robert], colonel, discharge from, his regiment, See Army, regiments.

Murray of — Sir Robert, grant of forfeited lands to

Murray of Blackbarony, Sir Archibald, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts, for settling the communication of trade, King's master of work, privy councillor

Murray of Glendoig, Sir Thomas, deceased, his widow, See Hepburn, Barbara.

Murray of Halmyres, Alexander, grant of lands

Murray of Livingston, Patrick

Murray of Philiphaugh, Sir James, appointments in Scotland: commissioner for auditing Admiralty accounts, for auditing Treasury accounts, for settling the communication of trade, of the Exchequer, privy councillor

Muschamp, Denny, estates taken for debt by, his wife, See Lanesborough.

Muscovia lights extraordinary for bomb-vessels

Muscovy. See Russia.

Musgrave, Musgrove, —, captain, licence of absence for
-, Christopher, M.P., in the Commons, on East India trade
-, Sir Christopher, as [M.P. for Appleby], on supply for the army and ordnance, attack on the Treasury by, as an officer of ordnance, letter signed by
-, Thomas, letter from

Musical instruments. See Hautbois; Kettledrums; Trumpets.

Musicians employed at peace celebrations

Musk trade of the East India Co.

Muster-master. See Poole.

Muster-master-general and clerk of the cheques, pay of

Musters, comptroller of, See Fitzgerald, R.; deputy commissaries of, pay of, false, officer charged with making, supply for, See Navy.

Musters, Monday, pass to travel
-, Strench, elected a trustee for the new E.I. Co.

Mutiny: See Army, regiments, Stewart's; Navy; Seamen; Ships: Queensborough, Speedwell; pardon for, See Pardons.

Myvod, Roger, adjutant of the second troop of guards, commission

N

Nagle, Stephanus, Irish prisoner

Nairn, David, Treasurer Clerk, Scotland, arrears of salary

Najac, Mr., post warrant for

Namur, Belgium, soldiers' dischrges dated at, surrender of, celebration of

Nanfan, [John], lieutenant governor of New York, as to the terms of his commission, Earl of Bellomont's distrusts of

Nantes, Nantz, France, letters to and from, regulation of postal charges, ship with wool from

Naphtaly, Isaac, denization for

Napier, Lady Mary, pension for

Nash, Henry, captain, tide surveyor at Gravesend, letter to, recommended, suspects detained by
-, Samuel, pretended letter from the Emperor of Morocco delivered by

Nasmith of Posso, James, younger, tenant

Nassau, Prince de, furlough from
-, William Adrian de, Lord of Odijck (M. d' Odijck, Lord Ambr. Odyke), movements of, thinks Wm. III should buy English furniture

Nassau, de, or D'Auverquerque (Auverquere, Overkirke, Overquerque, Overqverke):
-, Cornelius [Count Nassau of Woundenburgh], second son of Henry, senior
-, Francis, fourth son of Henry, senior
-, Henry, senior, Lord of Auverquerque, general of the Horse, movements of, his niece, See Ruytemburgh.
-, Henry, junior, master of the Horse [sic], created baron Alford, Viscount Boston and Earl of Grantham, his wife, See Butler, Henrietta.
-, [William] Maurice, third son of Henry, senior

Nassau de Zulestein, William Henry, Earl of Rochford, grant of forfeited lands to

National debt. See Finances.

Naval salutes, regulations for, Cp. Estres.

Naval stores, agent for inspecting, See New England; embezzlement of, fine for, perquisite

Navarre wine, seizure of

Navy:
-, advice boats
-, artillery trains in, disbandment of
-, bomb vessels, ketches, blown up, shown to Peter the Great, stores for, See also Mediterranean Sq.
-, Chatham Chest, pension out of, perquisite
-, commanders of, half-pay for
-, commissioners of, letter to and see St. Lo.
-, deadmen's clothes
-, dockyards. See Dockyards.
-, embezzlements in. See Naval Stores.
-, French. See French.
-, hospital service, supply for
-, land enclosed for the use of
-, manœuvers of. See Mediterranean Sq.
-, manning of. See Marines; Novis; Press gang; Seamen, registry of.
-, marines. See Marines.
-, moorings for, supply for
-, musters, supply for
-, mutiny in
-, officers of, petition of, registration of, on ships in harbour, supply for wages of
-, paymaster of, Cp. Dodington, G.
-, pensions, allowance to Sir C. Hedges under head of supply for
-, proceedings in the Commons on
-, profaneness, etc., in, proclamation for suppressing
-, salaries, supply for
-, salutes by guns in. See Naval salutes.
-, seamen. See Seamen.
-, ships, building and repair of, supply for
-, slop-clothes
-, squadrons. See East Indies; Mediterranean; Newfoundland; West Indies.
-, stores. See Naval stores.
-, surgeon
-, tobacco
-, Treasurer of, and see Russell, E., Earl of Orford; agents of, perquisites of
-, want of money for. See Finances.
-, victualling, estimate for

Navy Board, order to

Neale, Neal—, M.P., in the Commons, complains of breach of privilege, proposes additional duty on sugar
-, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk

Neale, the, co. Mayo

Neau, —, military pension for

Neave, Mr., to be informed of a suspected conspiracy, letter to
-, Cp. Le Neve.

Needler, Thomas, first lieutenant of marines, half-pay for

Needwood forest, co. Stafford:
-, axebearer of, his appointment and character
-, timber cutting in, Rupert Brown's rights to, and complaint of wasteful
-, wood-ward of, complaint against

Negroes, repatriation of, supply of, for the Plantations

Neidpath, castle of, co. Peebles

Neigle, the, Arkingalls, co. Haddington

Nelson, —, a suspect
-, John, licence to stay in England
-, William, licence to stay in England

Nesmond, Nesmont, André de, Comte d' Apa, la Roques, la Salle, etc., lieutenant general of the French marine, appointed commander of a French squadron

Neston, co. Chester, Duke of Ormond at

Netherbarr, co. Kirkcudbright, land

Netherlands, the, British resident and conservator of the privileges of Scotland in, See Kennedy of Clowbury
-, See also Holland, Low Countries, United Provinces.

Netherway, John, petition for appointment to the council of Nevis

Nettelhorst. See Heeckeren.

Netter, —, indicted for coining

Neufville, François de, Duc de Villeroy, marshal: conversations and negotiations with Lord Portland, polished and insinuating manners

Nevill, Neville, Sir Edward, Justice of the Common Pleas, letter to
-, George, Lord Abergavenny, marries his landlady's daughter
-, John, Vice-Admiral, squadron of, negroes taken by
-, Mary, widow of Vice-Admiral John, petition for pension

Nevis, Council of, Swedish subject lent to the Navy at

Newark, co. Nottingham, corporation of, petition from, M.P. for, See Markham, Sir G.; vicarage of

Newbury, co. Berks, Duke of Shrewsbury at

Newcastle, Duchess of, See Cavendish, Margaret; Duke of, See Holles, John.

Newcastle, co. Northumberland, collier from, Swedish subject impressed out of, frauds by Wm. Fuller in, mayor of, letters to

Newcombe, Thomas, lease for printing granted in 1675 to

Newcomin, Thomas, licence to stay in England

New England:
-, governor of. See Coote, R., Earl of Bellomont.
-, naval stores in, agent for inspecting
-, and Newfoundland, ships for carrying mails and provisions between
-, ship from

Newent, co. Gloucester, coiners at

Newey, Charles, (fn. 2) licence to stay in England

New Forest, co. Southampton:
-, land enclosed for the use of the navy in
-, proceedings in the Lords on bill re
-, ranger alias riding forester of, grant of office of
-, wood-ward of, grant and revocation

Newfoundland:
-, army in, command of, commissions in, provisions for, shoes and stockings for, soldiers of, as to bringing home
-, artillery train from. See Artillery.
-, chain and boom for
-, commander in chief at. See Norris, John.
-, convoys. See below squadron.
-, expedition to, as to disposal of prizes taken in
-, fishery, "the island fishery," men of war for service on
-, fishing vessels from, as troop transports
-, forts of, command of
-, and New England. See New England.
-, prisoners (mitineers) brought from
-, prize taken by fishing vessel at
-, provisions and ordnance stores for and at, store keeper for, supervision of
-, ship for mails bought at
-, squadron or convoys, commanderin-chief of, orders to, And see Norris, J.
-, See also Avalon, St. Johns.

New France, French plantation

Newland, Elizabeth, licence to return from France

Newman, —, a prisoner at Dover

Newmarket, co. Cambridge:
-, William III for, at, and from, great many nobility and gentry attending, his liking for
-, the Court at, R. Yard attending
-, Duke of Shrewsbury for and at, acts as Secretary of State at
-, Prince of Denmark for
-, greatest meeting for several years expected at
-, post warrants for
-, news and letters from
-, Lord Cutts at
-, notes from the French ambassador forwarded to
-, Peter the Great not at
-, Count Tallard at
-, levee at
-, "celebrated gamesters" at
-, sport at. See Hunting; Horseracing; King's plate.

New money. See Money.

Newport. See Nieuport.

Newport, Mr., M.P. in the Commons, starts debate on the E.I. Co.

New Radnor. See Radnor.

New-River-water, rent for, receipt for

Newsletters, passim.

"News paper,"

Newton, Henry, Admiralty advocate
-, Isaac, Warden of the Mint, copy of an information certified by, letter to, report on coiners
-, John, lieutenant colonel, company of
-, William, lieutenant in the first regiment of guards

Newton, co. Lancaster, M.P. for. See Brotherton, T.

Newwark, co. Aberdeen, mains and manor place

New Woodstock. See Woodstock.

New Worke, Hospital of, the, masters and assistants of, petition of

New York:
-, late governor of (Col. Fletchet)
-, lieutenant governors of
-, Captain Kidd to be secured on his return to
-, ships for and from
-, suspected pirates from

Nibley, North, co. Gloucester

Nicholson,—, a suspect
-, —, captain, company of
-, Charles, captain, company of
-, Francis, late lieutenant governor of New York, appointed governor of Virginia

Nieman, John, soldier, pass from the Hague

Nieuport, [William], going to Holland

Nieuport, Newport, Belgium, Treasurer of. See Gillett.

Nigg, co. Ross, lands

Nimeguen, treaty of, claim under

Nisbet of Carphin, Archibald, grant of lands

Nisbet of Ladytown, James, deceased

Noble, George, lieutenant, trial for the killing of
-, William, lieutenant in Fairfax's regiment, trial re death of

Noel, Guilliaume, Irish prisoner

Nolan, Dr. Daniel, licence to stay in England

Non-entry. See Dues, feudal.

Norcott, John, pardon for

Nore, The, advice boat at

Noresk. See Northesk.

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

Norfolk circuit, general pardon for

Norfolk county:
-, archdeacon of. See Reynolds, E. duel in
-, members of parliament for, and the silk duties
-, parliamentary election for

Norman, Lawrence, mariner, deposition of

Normanby, Marquis of. See Sheffield, J.

Normand, John, late constable of Manningtreo, petition

Norris, John, captain, R.N., commander in cheif of the Newfoundland convoy, to take command of the forts and troops at Newfoundland, commanders of ships under, petition of, Captain Desborough's charges against, debate in the Commons on, grant of prize money to, informations against, petition of, ship bought from
-, Mathew, licence to stay in England
-, William and Sir William, of Speke [M.P. for Liverpool], ambassador to the Great Mogul from the new E. I. Co., baronetcy for, in the Commons, proposes additional duties on manufactured goods from India, reflections by

North, Francis, 2nd Baron Guilford, disposition of estate depending upon the marriage of, litigation re

Northamptonshire, sheriff of. See Thornton, T.

North Berwick. See Dalrymple, H.

Northcote, Northcot, William, colonel, his regiment. See Army, regiments.

Northcott alias Southall, co. Middlesex, market and fairs

North Court, in the Isle of Wight

Northesk, Noresk, Earl of. See Carnegie, D.

Northleigh, Nortleigh, Dr. John, as to granting licence for his return to England

Norton, —, a suspect
-, Anne, petition of
-, John, a suspect
-, Richard, deputy lieutenant for Suffolk
-, Rowland, pardon for, caveat against

Norton Disney, co. Lincoln

Notre Dame de Liesse, France, Lord Portland's visit to

Norway, planks imported from

Norwich cathedral, almsman's place in

Norwich city, duel fought near, town clerk of, letter to

Norwich, diocese of

Norwich gaol, prisoner in

Nottingham, Earl of. See Finch, D.

Nottinghamshire, deputy lieutenants of, names of, high sheriff of, See Ellis, T.

Nowell, "young," his brother at Calais and relations at Dover, letters to, mentioned

Nugent, Thomas, licence to stay in England, pardon for

O

Oaths of allegiance and supremacy: and Episcopal ministers of the Church of Scotland
-, in Ireland, bill obliging all persons to take, rejected by the Irish parliament, [Molyneux's] doctrines re

Oaths and test, bill in the Commons to indemnify officials who omitted to take, in the Lords, suspects refusing to take, arrest of
-, See also Association oaths; Colonies, governors of; Pardons; Penal laws.

Obeilh, John James, bishop of Orange, instructed to remove the crosses at Orange

O' Brien, O'Brian, O'Bryan, —, returned from France without leave
-, Darby, captain, licence to stay in England
-, Mary [eldest daughter of Henry Horatio, Lord Ibrackan, heir of Henry, 7th Earl of Thomand], precedence of an earl's daughter for

Odbert, Samuel, captain of marines, half-pay for

Odijck. See Nassau.

O'Donnell, —, colonel, pension for

Offices, men in. See Government officials.

Ogilby, —, returned from France without leave

Ogilivy, Ogilvie, James, 3rd Earl of Findlater, privy councillor of Scotland
-, Sir James, afterwards 4th Earl of Findlater, principal Secretary of State for Scotland, created Viscount Seafield and Lord Ogilvie of Cullen, appointments in Scotland: commissioner of the Exchequer privy councillor, president of the 7th session of parliament vice Earl of Marchmont expense as grant of lands to, letter from

Ogilvy, co. Baiff, barony of

O'Hara, Haro, Sir Charles, regiment of See Army, regiments.

Old Aberdeen. See Aberdeen.

Old Bailey, criminal trials at

Oldenburg. See Eldenburg.

Oldhamstocks, co. Haddington, parson of

Old money. See Money.

Old Swinford, co. Worcester, coiners at

Oldys, —, captain, company of

Oliver, John, "our master mason," licence to print

O'Neal, Oneil, Charles, chaplain of Echlin's regiment, commission
-, Neal, Irish prisoner

Onslow, Foot, commissioner of Excise and Malt Tax his neglect to take the Test
-, Sir Richard, as M.P. for Surrey, in the Commons: on his bill for regulating the militia re-elected

Opera at Hamburg

Oran, Algeria. See Ceuta.

Oran, co. Galway

Orange:
-, abbess of, asks to be continued
-, bishop of, "the bishop." See Obeilh, J.J.
-, council of
-, crosses at, removal of
-, deputies of, unfit to act as commissioners
-, garrison required for
-, griffier of. See Blisson, C.
-, lieutenant general of. See Langes, F. de.
-, natives of, passes for
-, notes presented to the French government re answer to
-, pay of soldiers in. See Pay.
-, privileges of
-, protestant churches of, cost of rebuilding
-, walls of, restoration of
-, widow du Cros allowed to return to
-, William III's affairs in, See William III; commissioner for, See Heemskirke.

Orange trees at Honselaarsdijk, Trianon and Versailles, described and compared

Ord, George, second lieutenant of marines, half-pay for

Orders in Council. See Privy Council.

Orders of knighthood. See Knighthoods.

Ordnance: and see Ireland.
-, Board or Office of, as to fitting out bomb ships, at the Guildhall (1688) matter referred to
-, books, result of search in, re naval salutes
-, clerk of, pay of, See also Sherburne, Sir E.
-, gentlemen of, pay of
-, master of, pay of
-, Master General of. See Sydney, Henry, Earl of Romney.
-, officers of, letter from, names of, See Boulter, W.; Charlton, J.; Musgrave, Sir C.
-, store keepers of, pay of, and see Meesters, William; Newfoundland.
-, supply and estimates for, proceedings in the Commons on
-, surveyor and controller of, pay of

Orford, Earl of. See Russell, E.

Oriental languages, professors of, salary of, See Salaries; teaching of, encouragement of, for public service

Orkney, Earl of. See Hamilton, G.

Orleans, Due d', See Philippe II; Duchesse d', See Elizabeth Charlotte.

Orleans, fruit trees from, Lord Portland sends for

Ormistoun, Ormston. See Cockburn, A.

Ormond, Duke of. See Butler, J.

Ormsby, Gilbert and W. W., certificate signed by

Ormston. See Ormistoun.

Oropesa, Comte d'. See Toledo.

Orrery, Earl of. See Boyle, L.

Osborne, Peregrine, Marquis of Carmarthen, Lord President of the Privy Council; commander of the royal transport, contest between Christopher Montagu and, granted licence to import tobacco into Russia, in the Lords, votes against Duncombe's bill, his marine regiment, See Marines; warrant to
-, Thomas, Duke of Leeds, in the Lords, speaks against second reading of Duncombe's bill

Ostende, conspirators returning to England via, Marquise de Richelieu for, troop ship from, wrecked

Oswald, James, student, licence to stay in England

Oswestry, co. Salop, recorder of, election of

Ottoman Court. See Turkey.

Ouerqverke. See Nassau.

Ouill, Alexander, escaped prisoner of war, pass from the Hague

Oundle, co. Northampton

Outlawries, bill for hindering the reversal of, reversal of, See Pardons.

Overkirke, Overquerque. See Nassau.

Overmour, Overmuir, in Loudoun, co. Ayr, lands

Overton, Benjamin, a commissioner of Customs

Ovilliers, d'. See Davilliers.

Owen, [Arthur, junr., M.P. for Pembrokeshire], complaint against
-, Michael, ensign in Jacob's regiment, commission
-, Philip, litigant

Oxburg, James, licence to stay in England

Oxenbridge, Clement, formerly manager of the Post Office, his widow's petition

Oxenden, George, LL.D., judge official and commissary of the Court of Admiralty of the Cinque Ports, depositions made before, letters from

Oxford, Earl of. See Vere, A. de.

Oxford, grant by Chas. I dated at, Peter the Great at

Oxford cathedral, almsmen's places in

Oxford circuit, general pardons for

Oxford university:
-, Greek professors in. See Hody, H.; Levinz, W.
-, reader of physic in, grant and salary
-, scholar in
-, Christ's Church College, treasurer of
-, Gloucester Hall, erected into a college, see below Worcester College; petition for charter of incorporation, principal of, See Woodroffe, Dr. B.
-, Lincoln college, member of
-, Magdalen college, fellow of
-, Worcester college, incorporation of, founder of, See Cookes, Sir T.; first provost of, See Woodroffe, Dr. B.; ratification of statutes and ordinances for

Oxfordshire, deputy lieutenant of