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General Index
C
C
Cabinet Council, meetings and proceedings of,
oath of Secretary of State
taken at
Cp. Council.
Cabriell, , chirurgeon major in
Ingoldsby's regiment desiring
naturalization
Cadiz:
H.M.S. Centurion detained at
consul at. See Westcomb.
convoys from and to
prize office at, agent for. See
Westcomb.
ship for
victualling of the navy at
Cadiz Bay, H.M.S. Kingston strikes a
rock in
Cadour, Anthony, second lieutenant in
the guards
Cadroy, Estienne, ensign in Ingoldsby's
regiment desiring naturalization
Noah, lieutenant in Cunningham's regiment desiring naturalization
Caen, France, ships for and of
Cage, Mr., suspended by the lords
justices
Cairncross, Alexander, bishop of
Raphoe, and the presbyterians
Calais:
express from
French ship captured off
and Paris, messengers for postal
duties between
ships at, for and from
traveller to
Calby, Margaret, widow of Robert,
yearly allowance for
Robert, late master-gunner in
Edinburgh castle
Caldwall, , captain, R.N., restored to
his command
Cale, John, high sheriff of Montgomery, licence of absence for
Caley, Sir William, bart., deputy
lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R.
Callender, David, servant to clerks of
the Treasury, Scotland, his fee
Calrarran, co. Wigtown, lands
Calverly, lady, mother of Mrs. Sherwood, yacht for
Camares, David, disbanded French
soldier
Cambridge, co. Cambridge, Kirk's coffee
house in
Cambridge University:
chancellor of. See Seymour, C.,
duke of Somerset.
Christ's College, master and fellows
of, letter to
King's College, provost and fellows
of, petition of
licence to purchase estates in
mortmain
provostships, masterships, etc., in,
disposal of
St. Peter's College:
dispensation to elect fellow of
late master of. See Hale, B.
master and fellows of, letter to
visitor of. See Patrick, S.,
bishop of Ely.
Trinity College, almsmen and
beadsmen in,
mastership of
vice-chancellor of, affidavit from,
mentioned, commission
to
Camels, cost of. See Prices, mules and
camels.
Camlets, Flemish, proposed prohibition
of
Campbell, Archibald, lord Lorne, regiment of, sergeant of
Daniel, minister of Glassie,
appointed chaplain to the king
in Scotland
Hugh, earl of Loudoun, commissioner for auditing accounts
of the Treasury, Scotland,
commissioner for poll tax,
extraordinary lord of Session,
sheriff-principal of Ayr
and bailly of Kyle Stewart
James, Scotch merchant in
London, and [Darien] officers
James, lieutenant-colonel,
company in Ramsay's regiment
for
John, earl of Breadalbane,
compensated for damages to his
house of Finlarig
John, lord Glenurchy, assignment to, pension for
Patrick, "printer of the Scotch
book," arrested and examined
Campbell, of Cesnock, Sir George,
lands formerly held by, gift of,
office held by,
subaltern infeftments granted
by
Camphire [Campheir, Campvere or
Veere, on the island of Walcheren, Zeeland]:
burgomaster of. See Vrlest,
Adrian.
commissions from
conciergerie in
convoys from
councillor of. See Mauregnault,
Johan de.
freedom from arrest in
freedom of, Scots entitled to
house of Heer Baliu de Conink,
formerly called the Oliphant
marquis of. See William III.
minister in. See Hog, Thomas.
"old burnt church" to be rebuilt
in
pensionary of. See Zegers, Charles.
"Scots poor in,"
Scottish Staple Court and trade in:
commodities of, detailed
contract of 1676 for
disputes in, settlement of
new contract
articles of
ampliation of
duration
proclamation of
ratification and signing of
officers of
Winegairt Street
Campion, Abraham, D.D., chaplain
to the king, deanery of Lincoln
for
Richard, of the Inner Temple,
grant to
Camplan, David, disbanded French
soldier
Campsey, , lieutenant in Mountjoy's
regiment, recommended by the
Irish Commons
Campvere. See Camphire.
Canada, French of, invasion of New
York territory by (168788),
proposals for the reduction
of
Canaries, lady Ann [2nd daughter of
James Erskine, 7th earl of
Buchan; wife of James
Canaries, D.D.], pension for
Candlemas Day, candles given to the
Pope on
Canges [Cangas] in Galicia, Spain
Caning, William, jurat of Deal
Cannales, marquis de, Spanish
ambassador:
children of
chaplain (Irish priest) in his
service, controversy re
and the Darien expedition
equipage and goods of
hastening to Brussels
pass for
salvage claims by
secretary to
Canterbury, co. Kent:
archbishop of. See Tenison, T.
arrests at
assizes at
gaol, prisoners in
justices of, information before,
And see Taylor.
letter dated at
mayor of, letter to
mutiny of marines at
prerogative court of. See
Ecclesiastical Courts.
riding officer of customs at. See
Beverton, J.
seizure of pictures of the Prince of
Wales at, And see Pictures.
William III at
Canterbury Cathedral:
almsmen in
dean of. See Hooper, George.
prebends in, disposal of
Cape Finisterre. See Finisterre.
Capel (Capell), Algernon, earl of
Essex, regiment of. See Army,
regiments, 4th dragoons and
hussars.
Henry, lord Capel, late lord
justice of Ireland, letter from
John, detained and committed
for subornation
John, sailmaker, petition of
Capeland (Capelin) Bay, Newfoundland, piracy in
Capinoch, co. Ayr, lands
Capoll, Mr., his knighthood
Capple or Chapple, Roger, and the
recovery of the Pearl
Carbonell, John and Thomas, shipping
agents
Cardigan, earl of. See Brudenell,
Robert.
Carew, Henry, late teller of the
Exchequer
Caribbee Islands. See Leeward
Islands.
Carleton, Samuel, suspect
Carlisle, co. Cumberland [mayor of],
letter to
Carlisle cathedral, almsmen in,
dean of. See Graham, William.
Carlowitz (Carlovitz):
ambassadors' officers at, disbursements to
congress at, conclusion of
Congress Hall at, expense of
furniture for
peace of, mediator of, see William
III; news of, and see
Leopold.
voyage to Belgrade from
Carmarthen, marquis of. See Osborne,
Peregrine.
Carmarthen, post warrant to
Carmichael, James, appointed commissary clerk of Lanark
John, lord Carmichael:
[Darien officers] examined by
High Commissioner of the General
Assembly, allowance, exoneration and discharge,
warrant and instructions
lord of the Treasury of Scotland
movements of
Secretary of State for Scotland,
journey charges,
his pension
Carnarvonshire, attorney-general of
Carnukinge, co. Ayr, lands
Carolina (Carolana). See Florida.
Caroll. See Carroll.
Carr (Carre), , charge against
Andrew, disbanded soldier,
pass for
Robert, sergeant in Trelawney's regiment, petition of
Carroll (Carrell, Caroll), Charles, major,
his company in Trelawney's
regiment
William, lieutenant in Stanley's regiment
William, returned from France
without licence, deported
Carrots, wines and spirits from. See
Inventions.
Carruthers of Holmains, George, son of
John, charter to
John, deceased
Carstairs, Mr., expense for
Robert, writer to the signet,
escheat granted to
William, chaplain attending
the king beyond seas, allowance
and expense for
Cartaret. See Carteret.
Carter, , chancery bill against
Thomas, agent for protestant
purchasers [in Ireland]
Carteret, (Cartaret), George, pardon
for
Sir George, building a school in
Jersey
Carthagena, prisoners [from Darien]
at
Cartwright, Thomas, high sheriff of
Oxford, licence of absence for
Carty, Macdonough, captain, information against
Cary, Thomas, prebendary of Bristol
cathedral, recommendation by
Casaubon, David, disbanded French
soldier
Casileton. See Castleton.
Caskieberrian, parish of Kinglassie, co.
Fife, lands
Casous, James, disbanded French
soldier
Castell, Michael, merchant of London,
deceased, administration of his
estate
Castelyne, John, post warrant for
Castle Elizabeth. See St. Hellier.
Castle Irving, co. Fermanagh
Castle Plunckett, co. Roscommon
Castledoe in Kilmacrenan barony, co.
Donegal, lands
Castlehill, co. Lanark, barony of,
erection of
Castlemilk. See Stewart, Sir W.
Castleton (Casileton), viscount. See
Saunderson, G.
Castoreum (Castorum)
Catchmead, Elizabeth, grandchild of
Thomas, petitioner
Sarah, widow of Thomas,
warrant to
Sarah, grandchild of Thomas,
petitioner
Thomas, fishmonger, his losses
in the fire of London
Cater, Mr., ensign in Webb's regiment
Cattle markets and fairs
Catwell, co. Ross, mill
Caus, Pierre, disbanded French soldier
Cavalier, Peter, disbanded French
soldier
Cavan, countess of. See Lambart,
Castillina.
Cavan, county of, estate in
Cavanagh (Cavanaer, Cavanaugh,
Cavaner, Cavenagh), Anthony,
returned from France without
licence, committed to
Newgate, information
against
Ignatius, returned from
France without licence
Cavendish, Philip, pardon for
Rachael, duchess of Devonshire, guardian
William, duke of Devonshire,
lord steward, commission to,
letter to the king under
cover to, lord justice of
England
William, marquis of Hartington [M.P. for Derbyshire], in
the Commons
Cavhiar, Mr.
Cavins, co. Wigtown, lands
Cecil, Anne, countess of Exeter, pass
for
Charles, son of John, pass for
Elizabeth, daughter of John,
pass for
Frances, countess dowager of
Salisbury, movements of
John, 5th earl of Exeter, pass
for
William, son of John, pass for
Ceremonies, master and assistant
master of. See Cotterell.
Cessnock (Cesnock), co. Ayr, lands and
barony
Ceuta, Morocco, seige of
Chadwell, , going to Colchester
Chadwick, James, caveat entered by
Chalfont St. Peter, co. Bucks, highway
to, proposal to enclose
Chalon, Jean Jacque, disbanded
French soldier
Chaloner, , petitioner
Chamber, The:
office of, expense of, issue for
comptroller of the treasury of,
and messengers' bills
treasurer of. See Richards, John;
Russell, E., lord Russell.
Chambers, , counterfeiter
Champagn, Josias, captain in Tidcombe's regiment desiring
naturalization
Chancellor. See Lord Chancellor.
Chancellor of the Exchequer. See
Exchequer receipt.
Chancery court:
clerkship of the patents in
master of, affidavits to be taken
before, And see Cooke,
Sir M.
oaths of lords lieutenants taken in
registership of
Six Clerk's office
See also Ireland
Channel, English
Channel Islands. See Guernsey,
Jersey.
Chapelizod, co. Dublin, duke of Bolton
at, letter dated at
Chaplain, Jeremiah, gentleman usher
to the king, petition of
Robert, merchant of London,
petition of
Chaplains: in the army, see Army;
in Chelsea Hospital,
to Foreign Ministers, see
Foreign Ministers; in ordinary,
at Stockholm, in
Tower of London
Chapman, Simon, warrant to
Chapple. See Capple.
Chareau, Jean, disbanded French
soldier
Charitable collections. See French
protestants; London, poor of.
Charles I, king of England:
consort of. See Henrietta Maria.
grants by: Carolina Florida,
leases in Scotland
presentation from
servants to
Charles II, king of England:
clerk of the kitchen to
debt owed by Sweden to
grants by:
almsman's place in Worcester
annuities and pensions
charter to Denbigh
clerkship of the Privy Seal
and registership of the court
of Requests
commissioner's place in Allienation Office
duties on wines to Jersey
hereditary excise
inland excise of Scotland
quit rents in Ireland
surveyorship of Green Wax
fines
groom of the bedchamber to
proclamations by
services to
Charles II, king of Spain:
dangerous accident to
death of, reported
envoy extraordinary to. See
Stanhope, A.
memorial to
ministers of, in Flanders
release of prisoners demanded of
Charles XII, king of Sweden, character
of, orders from
Charleton. See Charlton.
Charlot, Anthony, disbanded French
soldier
Charlton (Charleton), Sir Francis,
bart., high sheriff of Salop,
licence of absence for
[John], surveyor-general of
the Ordnance, report by
Charterhouse, The. See London,
school.
Charters. See Borough charters;
Colchester, tailors of.
Chasseloup, Monsr., pensioner
Chatenay, , disbanded French
soldier
Chater, Sir William, deputy lieutenant
for Yorkshire, N.R.
Chatham:
chest at. See Navy, Chatham
Chest.
dockyard, yacht or small frigate
to be set up in
fortifications of
H.M.S. Sovereign burnt at
tobacco chest at, poundage deductions for
Chaundler, Richard, colonel, deputy
lieutenant for Hampshire
Cheevers, Richard, expense for
Chelmsford, co. Essex, convicts at
Chelsea, earl of Lindsay at
Chelsea College
Chelsea Hospital, chaplains of
Cheminot, Toussaint
Cherry, William, opinion of
Cheseworth, co. Sussex. See Sedgewick Park.
Chester Bar, H.M.S. Supply lost on
Chester cathedral, almsmen in
Chester city:
coiner convicted at
mayor of, letter to
post warrants to
regiment at
travellers from Ireland to
yacht refitting at
Chester county and palatinate:
chief justice of. See Jekyll, Sir
J.
horses stolen in
M.P. for. See Mainwaring, Sir J.
Chester diocese, bishop of. See
Strafford, Nicholas.
Chetwode, John, of Oakley, baronetcy
for
Chevenix, Philip, captain, pass for
Chiausses
Chichester, Arthur, earl of Donegal,
leases from
Chichester cathedral, deanery of, grant
of
Chichester city, recorder of, see May,
Sir R.; sessions, conviction at
Chico, Bartholomew, disbanded French
soldier
Chief Engineer (army in Scotland), pay
of
Child, Sir Josiah, "general of the old
East India Company," death of
Ralph, arrested and discharged
Chilton, Edward, barrister, attorneygeneral of Barbados, petition
and grant
China, silks imported via Holland from,
Cp. Silks.
Chiohadars
Chippenham, co. Cambridge:
lands called Bell's Croft, Haylocks, Hubbert's Croft, Nine
Acre Piece
to Newmarket, road from
Snailwell to, proposal to enclose
road from
William III at
Chippenham Hall, proposed park at
Chirurgeons, their skill in the practice
of physic, suspected, and
see Army; St. Thomas's hospital.
Chocolate house. See London, St.
Albans Street.
Cholmondley, George, his regiment.
See Army, regiments. Grenadier
guards.
Christchurch Hospital, almsman in
Christian V, king of Denmark:
death of, mourning for
and the duke of Holstein's army
Swedes press for his exclusion from
treaties
Church of England:
advowsons, office of writing presentations, etc., to
appointments and presentations
Cp. Bishoprics; Congs d'lire;
Ecclesiastical affairs, benefices,
courts; Rotterdam.
Church of Ireland, preferment in
Cp. Ireland, bishoprics.
Church of Rome, perverting to. See
Treason.
Church of Scotland. See Scotland.
Churchill, , captain of H.M.S.
Pendennis
Charles, major-general, regiment of. See Army, regiments,
3rd foot
George, commissioner of the
Admiralty, appointment,
salary
John, earl of Marlborough:
governor to the duke of Gloucester
in Ireland
lord justice of England
William, stationer, bills of
Chusel, Jean, disbanded French soldier
Chute, Edward, high sheriff of Hampshire, licence of absence for
Cinque Ports, jurisdiction of, Deal
within, seal with arms of
Civil List. See Finances of William III.
Clancey, , suspect
Clantarfe. See Clontarf.
Clap, John, merchant in Newfoundland, letter to
Clapcott, William, sailmaker
Clappboards. See Ireland.
Clare, viscount. See O'Brien, D.
Clare, county of, adherents of James II
land in
rebellion in, alleged preparations for
rents in, release of
Clarke (Clark, Clerk, Clerke), ,
lieutenant in Echlin's regiment,
half pay for
Dr., letter to
Mr., letters to
Edward, cornet in Lumley's
regiment
Elizabeth, information of
Francis, warrant to
George, elder, merchant,
tacksman of the Letter Post
Office, Edinburgh
John, cornet in Schomberg's
regiment
Thomas, customs officer at
Yarmouth
alias Father Cosmo, warrant
to arrest
alias Garrot, , returned from
France without licence
Clayhills, John, Swedish shipowner
Clayton, Mr., letters to
Charles, grant to
Robert, licence to return from
France
Sir Robert, his answer to the
duke of Bolton
William, agent for arrears of
taxes
William, grant to
Cleeve, Alexander, prosecution by
Cleghorn. See Lockhart.
Clements, , clerk of the kitchen,
widow of
George, captain, R.N., his
petition and restoration
Clenary, co. Wigtown, lands
Clerk. See Clarke.
Cleveland, William, captain, petition
of
Cleverskerk, heer of. See Brande, J.P.
vander.
Clewie, co. Roxburgh, lands
Cleynes, Meikle and Little, co. Ross,
lands
Clifford, ("Surinam Clifford"; "W.
India Clifford"), affairs of
George, agent of the new East
India Company [in Holland],
letter
from
Clift, Thomas, captain of the Cooper
Gradwell
Clifton Dartmouth Hardness borough,
co. Devon, M.P. for. See
Herne, Sir J.
Clippers, punishment of, charge to
judges
Clipping. See Money.
Clitherow, Christopher, high sheriff of
Rutland, licence of absence for
Clogher, bishop of. See Ash, St.
George.
Clonmell, baron of. See La Rochefoucault.
Clonmell, co. Tipperary, creation of
barony of
Clontarf (Clantarfe), co. Dublin, manor,
town and lands
Clopton, Hugh, steward or common
clerk of Stratford-upon-Avon
Cloth, cost of, exportation of,
See also Flanders; Scotch
cloth.
Cloth shearing
Clothiers and clothworkers. See
French protestants; London;
Weavers.
Clowburn. See Kennedy.
Clunnie, parish of Kinglassie, co. Fife,
lands and barony
Cluson, river
Coals, exportation of
Coatsworth, Caleb, M.D., certificate
signed by
William, chirurgeon, certificate
signed by
Cobb, Nich., of Corfe, evidence of
Sir William, deputy lieutenant
for Yorkshire, E.R.
Cobham, co. Kent
Cobham Park, co. Kent, robbery at
Cobraine. See Coleraine.
Cockburn, Sir Archibald, heretable
usher, Scotland, pension for
James, post warrant for
John, sheriff clerk of Ayr,
contract with
[John], D.D., and the Anglican
Church in Rotterdam
Cockburn of Ormiston, Adam, late
lord justice clerk, commissioner for auditing accounts of
the Treasury, Scotland,
commissioner of the Treasury
and Treasurer dep. of Scotland,
pension for
Cocks, Charles, granted clerkship of
the patents in the Court of
Chancery
Coddington [Nathaniel], captain, documents from
Codrington, Christopher, colonel:
captain general and governor in
chief, Leeward Islands, commission and instructions
claims of
company of, in the 1st foot guards
delays going to Leeward Islands
militia under chief command of
Coftans
Coghlan, Garnet, captain in Stanley's
regiment, petition of
John, father of Garnet, forfeited estate of, wife of
John, of Tullamore, forfeited
property of
Coife, Jean Mal, disbanded French
soldier
Coiners, punishment of, charge to
judges
Coining. See Money.
Coke, Edward, child's place in the
Charterhouse for
Colbert, Alexander, of the king's
stables, pass for
Colby, Thomas, appointed commissioner for victualling the navy
Colchester, co. Essex:
fairs in St. Ann's and St. James's
parishes with Court of Piepowders
mayor of, empowered to hold a
fair
tailors of, heads of a new charter
for
travellers to
Colchester, viscount. See Savage,
Richard.
Colclough, Adam, grants to
Coldham, , letter from, mentioned
Cole (Coles), Sir Michael, letter delivered
by
Robert, consul at Algiers:
and admiralty passes
expense for
letters from, mentioned
Colebrooke. See Colnbrooke.
Coleburne, Roger, second lieutenant of
artillery, allowance for
Colemberg, Monsr., commander at
Boulogne, letter from
Colenbine. See Columbine.
Coleraine (Colrain, Cobraine), Ireland,
ship seized at
Coles. See Cole.
Coleshill, co. Warwick:
highways in, enclosure and diversion of
manor of, lord of. See Digby, W.,
lord Digby.
places in: Coleshill Heath; Dock
Lane; High Street; Park
Field; Whitegate
College of Heralds. See Heralds.
College of Justice. See Scotland.
Collier [Thomas], colonel, lieutenant
governor of Jersey, petition of
Cp. Colyear.
Collin, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for
Nottingham, town and county
Collings. See Collins.
Collingwood, Francis, captain of a
company in Fox's regiment
Francis, colonel, his petition
for commission as lieutenantgeneral in the Leeward Islands,
regiment of, commissions
in
Robert, major and captain of
a company in Fox's regiment
Collins (Collings), George, warrant to
James, committed and discharged
Thomas, suspect
Collville. See Colville.
Collyear. See Colyear.
Colmet, Peter, disbanded French
soldier
Colnbrooke (Colebrooke), co. Bucks,
petition for assistance to improve the town
Colombine. See Columbine.
Colonies. See America; French
colonies; Plantations.
Colrain. See Coleraine.
Colt, Mr., description of pirates sent to
Edward Dutton, colonel, his
regiment. See Marines.
Columbires, Anthony, captain in
Webb's regiment
Columbine (Colenbine, Colombine),
Ventris, colonel, regiment of.
See Army, regiments, 6th foot.
Colville (Collville), lady Ellen or
Hellen, wife of count Dona
Ferassier, jointure estate of,
king's title to
Hill, first husband of lady
Ellen
Colyear (Collier, Collyear), Sir Alexander, father of Sir David, his
services in the armies of the
States General
Sir David, lord Portmore and
Blackness:
certificate by
created a free lord of Parliament
of Scotland
regiment of:
commanded by lieutenantcolonel Murray
commissions in
reduction of
in Scotland
in the States' service
James, ensign in Fox's regiment
Comacchio, Italy, ship wrecked at
Comber, Thomas, D.D., dean of
Durham and rector of Stonegrave, death of
Commissary-General. See Howard,
H., lord Walden.
Commissions, army. See Army,
regiments.
Commissions of inquiry
Common Pleas, court of:
chirographer of, office of
Ireland. See Ireland.
judges of. See Blencowe, Sir J.;
Nevill, Sir E.; Powell, Sir J.
lord chief justice of, opinion of,
and seizure of wool ships,
and see Treby, Sir G.
Common Serjeant. See London.
Commons, House of. See Parliament.
Companies. See African Co.; Darien;
East India Co.; Florida Co.;
Levant Co.; Royal Fishing;
Russia Co.; Scottish African
Co.; Turkey Co.; West India
Co.
Compton, Henry, bishop of London:
commission to
letter from, mentioned
letters to, mentioned
petition signed by
and relief for French refugees
Congs d'lire and letters recommendatory
Coningsby, Thomas, lord Coningsby,
arrears due to the army
estimated by
Conink, Baliu de, house of, in Camphire
Connaught (Connought), forfeited estate in, objections to
creating a manor in,
rebellion in, alleged preparations for
Connell, , suspect
Conner, William, suspect, arrested and
discharged
Connery, William, suspect, arrested
and discharged
Conningham. See Cunningham.
Conningsburgh. See Konigsberg.
Connor, Charles, returned from France
without licence
Connor, bishop of. See Down and
Connor.
Connought. See Connaught.
Connyngham. See Cunningham.
Conquet, Le (Conquett), France, piracy
off
Conrade, William, ensign in Belasis's
regiment desiring naturalization
Conspiracies against William III
(Assassination Plot), alleged,
discovery of
Conspirators against William III:
evidence against
in Newgate, scandalous behaviour
of
search for
Constable, John, captain, R.N., restoration of
Constantinople, lord Paget at
Consuls, disbursements to seamen by,
And see Dutch, French.
Consuls and Agents:
from England at:
Aleppo. See Aleppo.
Alicante. See Herne, N.
Algiers. See Cole, R.
Amsterdam. See Kerby, J.
Cadiz. See Westcomb.
Corunna. See Parker, J.
Palermo. See Gifford.
Rotterdam. See Kick, [A.].
Tripoli. See Lodington, N.
Venice. See Broughton, H.
to England from:
Genoa. See Viceti.
Convention parliament, members of,
certificate of
Conversion. See Trover.
Convicts, pardons and proposed pardons for,
reprieves of,
Cp.
Newgate; Transportation.
Convoys and convoyed ships:
complaint against
to Cadiz
to and from Camphire
to Newfoundland. See Newfoundland.
to Turkey
See also Venetian convoy.
Conway, Edward, 4th viscount and
earl of Conway, lease from
Conyers, , suspect
Cook (Cooke), , captain, his company in Stanley's regiment
Sir Miles, chancery master,
death of
Peter, affairs of
Robert, soldier, pass for
Robert, lieutenant in F. Hamilton's regiment
Sir Thomas, his petition to the
House of Commons
William, ensign in Fox's
regiment
Cookham, co. Berks, grant of land at
Cooper, Andrew, memorial of
Patrick, at Cupar of Angus
Roger, M.A., attestation by
William, surgeon to the
garrison of Berwick-uponTweed
Coote, Richard, captain, killed in a
duel, proceedings re
Richard, earl of Bellomont,
governor of New England, New
Hampshire and New York:
complaint against
counsel for. See Wright, N.
defendant
disbursements by, accounts of
financial straits of
grants of forfeited rents to
letter from, mentioned
representation of
salary of
Thomas, judge K.B., Ireland:
commissioner for Chancery cases
employment of
information from
matter referred to
Cope, Anthony, pass for
Coply [Lionel], colonel, late governor
of Maryland, oppressions of
Coppen, Joshua, mayor, jurat and
J.P. of Deal
Copper dollars, exchange equivalence
of
Corbet, Andrew, receiver, etc., of perquisites of the admiralty, petition of, warrant to
Corbracky (Corbraceoge, Corbrackagg),
in Onealland barony, co. Armagh, manor and town lands
Corby (Kirby), co. Northampton, lord
Hatton at
Corfe Castle, co. Dorset, disaffection at
Cork, earl of. See Boyle, Charles.
Cork:
collector of, orders to
governors of. See Jeffreys, Sir J.;
Purcell, Tobias.
Sir J. Jeffreys not wanted in
mayor of
ship for Darien fitting out at
Cork county, adherents of James II in,
militia of, colonel of
Cork harbour, H.M.S. Bredah blown
up in
Cork and Ross, bishops of. See Downs,
Dive; Wetenhall Edward.
Corn:
distilling of, bill in the
Commons prohibiting
duty on. See Malted Corn.
exportation of, bill to
prevent, in the Commons
from Ireland. See Ireland.
scarcity of
Cornegillah [Cornagillagh], Ireland,
lands
Corneille, , naturalization of
Corneilles, Radolphus, captain in
Hanmer's regiment desiring
naturalization
Cornish, Henry, commissioner of stamp
duties [M.P. for Shaftesbury],
expelled from the Commons
Cornwall:
corn exported from
duchy of, auditor of
lord lieutenant of
pass to
riots in
Cornwallis, Charles, 4th lord Cornwallis, lord lieutenant of Suffolk, his marriage
Cornwell, John, suspect
Corresponding with the enemy. See
Enemy.
Corunna, Spain:
consul at. See Parker, J.
express to
French consul at, report from
Cory, Humphrey, captain in Collingwood's regiment
Cosine, de, lieutenant in Webb's
regiment desiring naturalization
Cosmo, Father. See Clark.
Cossart, Abraham, executor
Cotterell (Coterel), Charles, son of Sir
Charles, assistant master of the
ceremonies, grant, licence
to travel, servant to, pass
for
Sir Charles [master of the
ceremonies]
Claude, disbanded French
soldier
Cottington, Charles
Cotton, Richard, first lieutenant of
H.M.S. Kent, certificate signed
by
Council:
admiralty lords attending
clerks of, in waiting, examination
of messengers' bills by
and justices of the peace
proceedings of
Cp. Cabinet Council; Privy
Council.
Council books, messages to foreign
ministers entered in
Counterfeiters, arrest of
Counterfeiting, prevention of,
And see French money; Post
Office stamp.
Coupar. See Cupar.
Courhope, parochin of Athelstoun, co.
Peebles, lands
Courthalse, Henry, skipper of Dort,
petition of
Courthop, , prisoner at Plymouth
Courts Martial, clerk of.
See Scotland, army in
Cousins alias Soulier, , warrant to
arrest
Coutire, , ensign in Puissar's
regiment desiring naturalization
Coventry [Henry, as envoy to Sweden],
treaty negotiated by
Thomas, 1st earl of Coventry,
inscription on his grave
Thomas, 2nd earl of Coventry,
wife of. See Somerset, lady
Anne.
Coventry, bishop of. See Lichfield.
Coward, William, captain, post warrant
for, his troop in Echlin's
regiment
Cowe gates
Cowper, William, attorney, caveat
entered by
[William], K.C., opinion of
Cowper of Fife. See Cupar.
Cox (Coxe), Dr. Daniel, proprietor of
Carolina Florida, petition of
Sir Richard, justice of the
Common Pleas, Ireland, charge
against commissioner
for chancery cases
Coy, , colonel, regiment of
Crabb, Isaac, invention patent to
Craddock (Cradock), , horses stolen
by
Leonard, captain in Erle's
regiment
Craffs, , captain, letter delivered by
Craghead, Robert, grant to
Craichmore, co. Wigtown, lands
Craige, Nether and Over, co. Ayr,
lands
Cramer, Dominicus, petition of
Cranfeild, Edward, commissioner of
customs and clerk of the naval
office, Barbados
Crawford, countess dowager of, see
Lindsay, Henriet; earl of, see
Lindsay, William.
Crawknow, co. Roxburgh, lands
Creach. See Crooch.
Creighton, , colonel, regiment of,
late adjutant to
John, captain, annuity for,
his wife, see Dick, E.
Cresset (Cressett), James, envoy extraordinary to the elector and
dukes of Brunswick-Lunebourg:
assisting at the treaty of Pinenburg
expense for
financial difficulties of
letter from, mentioned
letter to, mentioned
orders to
Creton, Thomas
Crichton, Lewis, 4th viscount Frendraught, forfeited lands of
Criminal court. See Old Bailey.
Crimond Moggat, co. Aberdeen, lands
and barony
Crisp, Edmond, merchant of London,
pass for
Crispin, Daniel, cornet in earl of
Arran's regiment
Crockbae, co. Ayr, lands
Crocker, Mr., letters to recommended for employment in
the customs
Croft. See Crofts.
Crofton, George, certificate signed by
John, J.P., certificate signed
by
Crofts (Croft), , captain, brother of
duchess of Bolton, recommended for a company
Henrietta, note.
James, duke of Monmouth
note; and see Scott, James.
Croker, Courtenay, appointed governor
of Dartmouth
Croles, Peter, falconer, petition of
Cromelin (Crummelin), Lewis, his
proposals for establishing linen
manufacture in Ireland
Crooch [Creach], co. Wigtown, lands
Crosse, Mr., agent
John, landwaiter in Topsham,
letter from
Croswicke [Crostwick, co. Norfolk],
ship of
Crouch, Mr., letter from
Crown, loan to
Crown rents. See Ireland; Scotland.
Crown title, to Irish estates, grants of,
to jointure estate
Croxteth (Croxtath, Crox Lath), co.
Lancaster, master forester of,
office of deputy to
Croye, Peter, lieutenant in Granville's
regiment desiring naturalization
Crugiltoun (Cruigiltoun), co. Wigtown,
castle, teinds and land
Crull or Crullo, Vincent, lieutenant in
Gustavus Hamilton's regiment
desiring naturalization
petition of
Crummelin. See Cromelin.
Cucott, Peter Abraham, lieutenant in
Ingoldsby's regiment desiring
naturalization
Cuff, James, watchmaker, anonymous
letters to information of
Cultness. See Stewart, Sir T.
Cults, co. Wigtown, lands
Cumberland, high sheriff of
Cumin, Peter, pass for
Cuming, George, petition of
Cumner, co. Berks, pirate going to
Cunningham (Cuningham, Conningham, Connyngham):
, "old colonel," movements
of
Alexander, writer in Edinburgh, grant to
Alexander, captain, litigant in
Barbados
Henry (John, p.), regiment
of. See Army, regiments, 8th
dragoons and hussars.
Hugh, clerk of the court
martial [Scotland], arrears due
to
Hugh, writer to the signet
[Scotland], grant to
Hugh, in Edinburgh, packet
for
John. See above Henry.
Patrick, convicted of seditious
speeches
Cunningham of Droaghan, John, lands
of
Cupar (Coupar of Angus), innkeeper of,
slaughter of
(Cowper of Fife), minister of
Curacoa, West Indies, pirates' plunder
carried to
Cure, Charles, almsman's place for
Curson, Sir Nathaniel, bart., high
sheriff of Denbighshire, licence
of absence for
Customs:
accomptant of. See Hutchinson,
R.
commissioners:
directions and orders to
first commissioner allowed to sit
in parliament
R. Hill to be a commissioner,
proposed
information received by
letters from
letters to
matters referred to
and prevention of wool running
via Scotland
reports by
and silk from Holland
And see Austin, Sir J.
duties. See Scotland.
House. See Gravesend; London.
officers, assaulted, ship
seized by, and transportation of voluntary servants
See also Bristol; Canterbury;
Dartmouth; Dover; Keyhaven; Ramsgate; Yarmouth.
pensions charged on, Cp.
Exeter.
receiver-general of. See Abbott,
M.; Knight, J.
revenue (1690), estimate of
secretary to. See Sansom, J.
[solicitor to]. See Metcalfe, Mr.
Cuttanees silk
Cutts, John, Baron Cutts, certificate
signed by, regiment of,
see Army, regiments, 2nd foot
guards; visits George Porter