P

Packer, Philip, late paymaster of works and buildings, accounts of

Packet boats, commander of reported loss of See also Dover; Harwich.

Paget, William, 6th lord Paget, ambassador to Turkey:
-, expenses of, controversy with the Levant Company re at mediation of the peace of Carlowitz, detailed allowed
-, financial straits of
-, returning to Constantinople
-, secretary to. See Schreyer.
-, steward to. See Reid.

Paignton (Penton), co. Devon

Palermo, Sicily, consul at. See Gifford.

Palleir, Dumont, petitioner

Pallot, —, disbanded French soldier

Palmer, W. [deputy clerk of the privy council, Ireland]:
-, commissioners named by
-, his cousin, present to
-, letters from
-, movements of
-, negotiating a marriage settlement
-, register of the court of claims his wife
-, William, lieutenant colonel, his troop in Lumley's regiment

Palmes, William, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, E.R.

Pamphlets, seditious, printers and publishers of punishment of authors of, charge to judges for And see Books.

Panton, Thomas, captain, his troop in Lumley's regiment

Paper:
-, "the Paper Bill," amended by the lords and sent back to the Commons
-, credit, proposals for raising five millions by
-, Dutch. See Dutch paper.
-, forfeited. See Forfeited paper.

Paper Office. See Ireland, State Paper Office.

Papers and prints, seditious, warrant to search for writer and publisher of Cp. Pamphlets; Books.

Papillon, Thomas, commissioner for victualling the navy

Papist (Popish; Roman; Romish): books, search for seizure of, printers of, charge to judges re
-, preacher in France. See Mabillon, Père
-, priests:
-, arrest of Cp. Killenbeck, R.
-, charge to judges re
-, expulsion of
-, in Ireland. See Irish priests.
-, laws against, Vernon on
-, recusants, proclamation against
-, schools, suppression of charge to judges for, Cp. Nunneries; Seminaries.
-, trinkets, seizure of, Cp. Agnus Deis.

Papists (Catholics; Roman Catholics):
-, Acts for amoving and disarming (1. W. and M. cap. IX, and cap. XV), cited
-, execution of laws against, address of the Commons re proclamation for
-, charge to judges on circuit re
-, in Ireland. See Irish papists.
-, in London. See London.
-, search for

Papooches

Pardons:
-, under Articles of Galway
-, of burglary
-, caveats entered against
-, of clipping and counterfeiting money. See Money.
-, of convicts. See Convicts.
-, of crimes committed before 1696
-, general. See Midland circuit; Norfolk circuit; Western circuit.
-, of highway robbery
-, of horse stealing
-, of imprisonment
-, lords justices' powers to grant
-, of murder and manslaughter
-, of outlawry books of
-, of piracy
-, of rebellion in Ireland
-, of slaughter
-, of all treasons
-, And see Ryswick, treaty of.

Pargister, Philip, late recorder of Tamworth

Paris, Henry, newswriter, evidence against

Paris:
-, the Bastille, prisoners in note.
-, conspirator's death at
-, embassy at, secretary to. See Prior, M.
-, R. Hill in
-, journeys from and to, expense for
-, letter dated at
-, news from
-, earl of Peterborough in
-, postal messengers between Calais and

Parker [John, consul at Corunna], letter from, mentioned

Parks. See Cobham.
-, Deer park.
-, Donington.
-, Folewood.
-, London, St. James's.
-, Lyndhurst.
-, Moor Park.
-, Sedgewick Park.
-, West Derby.
-, Windsor Little Park.

Parliament:
-, Acts of, cost of printing Vernon on the making of
-, And see Army (Disbanding Act).
-, Bell metal.
-, Excise.
-, Guns.
-, Ireland, reduction of.
-, Jesuits.
-, Lace.
-, Lords Lieutenants.
-, Navigation.
-, Papists.
-, Plantation Act.
-, Salt Act.
-, William III.
-, Wool, exportation of.
-, Wool winding.
-, addresses of. See below Commons and Lords.
-, book to be burnt, by order of
-, committee of privileges, reports from
-, end of sessions
-, of Ireland. See Ireland.
-, lords justices powers re
-, meeting of, proclamation
-, members of, and public offices of profit
-, party spirit in
-, proceedings of, have "alienated public opinion" in Ireland
-, recess in
-, of Scotland. See Scotland.
-, and William III. See William III.
-, writ of summons to
-, House of Commons:
-, addresses of, to the king
-, clerk of. See Joddrell, P.
-, committee of elections. See Elections.
-, complaint to
-, disposition of, towards the king
-, and the Irish Commons
-, members of, certificate of expelled
-, petitions to
-, proceedings of:
-, See under Admiralty.
-, Army.
-, Corn.
-, Desborough.
-, Dutch guards.
-, Finances.
-, Gold.
-, Government officials.
-, Jacobites.
-, Lace bill.
-, Land Tax bill.
-, Malted corn.
-, Marines.
-, Mediterranean.
-, Militia.
-, Navy.
-, Paper bill.
-, Papists.
-, Revenues, receivers of.
-, Seditious libels.
-, Trade with Russia.
-, Treasury.
-, Westminster, meal market.
-, and protestant purchasers [in Ireland]
-, report of the Irish commission to
-, speaker of, letter to, read in the house
-, temper of
-, votes
-, House of Lords:
-, absent members summoned to lord Warwick's trial
-, addresses of, to the king
-, Black Rod, usher of, prisoner delivered to
-, and the Irish commons
-, judgment by
-, king's speech considered by
-, and money bills
-, orders of, contempt of
-, proceedings of:
-, See under Admiralty.
-, Army.
-, Dutch guards.
-, Dunkirk.
-, Fortifications.
-, House breakers.
-, Land Tax.
-, Paper bill.
-, reports to
-, and earl of Warwick's trial
-, William III at

Parry, Thomas, Romish priest, warrant to arrest

Parsnips, wines, etc., from. See Inventions.

Parsonage teinds. See Scotland, teinds.

Passes:
-, for ships. See Ships' passes.
-, form of, in treaty with Sweden
-, from Guernsey. See Guernsey.
-, from the Hague. See Hague.
-, to go abroad
-, See also Admiralty passes; Mediterranean passes.

Paston, Charles, lord Paston, M.P. for Thetford post warrant for

Pathfoot in Lesmahagow parish, co. Lanark, lands

Paton, Archibald, major, payment to

Paton of Grandhome, George, and his son, appointed conjunct procurators-fiscal of Aberdeen

Patrick, Simon, bishop of Ely:
-, commission to
-, commissioner for ecclesiastical preferment
-, letters to
-, memorial signed by
-, visitor of St. Peter's College, Cambridge

Patridge, Edward, sailmaker, petition of

Pau in Béarn, letter dated at

Paulett (Pawlett), Charles, 1st duke of Bolton:
-, death of
-, letter from, mentioned
-, will of
-, Charles, marquis of Winchester and 2nd duke of Bolton:
-, bounty for
-, certificate signed by
-, and Sir R. Clayton
-, expenses for and of
-, and earl of Galway
-, health of
-, letters from, mentioned
-, letters signed by
-, letters to
-, lieutenant of Dorset and Southampton
-, lord justice of Ireland, commissions as equipage allowance
-, his marriage settlement
-, and Methuen's proposed visit to England
-, movements of
-, and the new commission for Ireland
-, his privilege
-, reporting state of Irish business to the king
-, his return to Ireland uncertain
-, his secretary
-, and the Society [of Ulster]
-, and lord Trimleston's case
-, his visit to England
-, warden and keeper of the New Forest, manor and park of Lyndhurst and hundred of Redbridge
-, Henrietta, duchess of Bolton, brother of, see Crofts; leaving Ireland
-, William, certificate signed by
-, lord Pawlett, bequest to deputy lieutenant for Hampshire

Pauret, John, disbanded French soldier

Pawlett. See Paulet

Pay and wages. See Army, officers; Ireland, army in; Ordnance, gentlemen of; Salaries; Seamen; Stipend.

Payler, Sir Watkinson, bart., deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, E.R.

Paymaster of the Navy. See Navy.

Paymaster-General. See Jones, R., earl of Ranelagh.
-, Ireland. See Ireland, army in.

Paynter, Francis, receiver and comptroller of perquisites of the Admiralty, petition of

Paz, — de, agent for exporting corn to Flanders

Peace, justices of the. See Justices.

Peace of Europe. See Foreign policy.

Peace treaties. See Carlowitz; Ryswick.

Pearce (Pearse), —, captain in Belasis's regiment, recommended by the Irish commons
-, Henry, convict, reprieve and pardon for
-, John, pardon of imprisonment for
-, John, returned from France without licence

Pedder, Andrew, captain, R.N., certificate of

Peebleshire, excise of, tack of

Peerages, creation of:
-, of England. See Manners.
-, of Ireland. See Lifford; Shelburn; Windesor of Blackcastle.
-, of Scotland. See Boyle of Kelburn; Portmore.

Peers, Richard, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R.

Peirson, Sir Matthew, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, E.R.

Peixoto, Moses, denization of

Pelham, Thomas [Treasury commissioner and M.P. for Lewes], in the Commons "zealous as anybody against the army,"

Peltier, James, lieutenant in Leveson's regiment desiring naturalization

Pemberton, —, warrant to arrest

Pembroke borough, M.P. for. See Philips, Sir J.

Pembroke and Montgomery, earl of. See Herbert, Thomas.

Pembrokeshire, high sheriff of

Pen. See Penn.

Pendergrass (Pendergras), —, returned from France without licence
-, Mr., sails for Chester

Penistone (Pennyston, Pennings ale), co. York, manor of, market and fair

Penn (Pen), William [Proprietor of Pennsylvania], his debt to Sir J. Friend

Pennings ale. See Penistone.

Pennsylvania (Pensilvania)

Pennyman, James, deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R.
-, Sir Thomas, bart., deputy lieutenant for Yorkshire, N.R.

Pennyston. See Penistone.

Pens. See Dutch pens.

Pensioner, The. See Heinsius.

Pensions and bounties, grants of and petitions for
-, out of bishoprics and bishop's rents, Scotland
-, to French protestants
-, on the Irish establishment. See French pensioners.
-, on the Naval establishment
-, retrenchment of
-, to Scottish officials. See Scotland, officials in.
-, See also Charles II; Customs; Finances of William III, Civil List; Navy, Chatham Chest.

Penton. See Paignton.

Penzance, co. Cornwall, mayor of, depositions before, ship ashore near

Pepin, Abel, disbanded French soldier

Pera, voyage from Adrianople to, expense for

Peray, Monsr. de, letter from

Peret, Estienne, disbanded French soldier

Perier, Anthony, disbanded French soldier

Perjury, punishment of, subornation of, see also Ireland, court of claims.

Perpetuances

Perry, John, deputy lieutenant for Middlesex

Persia, king of, letters to, writing of

Perth Amboy, in New Jersey, ship for, seizure of

Peter alias Spencer alias Thorold, Charles, a Romish priest, suspect

Peterborough cathedral, dean of. See Freeman, S.

Petit, Peter, disbanded French soldier

Petty, Henry, created baron of Shelburn, co. Waterford, surrender of the office of prothonotary of the Common Pleas, Ireland, by

Peyton, Henry, lieutenant-colonel, his company in Churchill's regiment
-, Sir John, his company in Gustavus Hamilton's regiment

Pheasant, William, pardon for, petitions of, writ of error for reversing his conviction

Phélypeaux, Louis, comte de Pontchartrain

Phesdo. See Falconer.

Philiphaugh, sheriffdom of Selkirk, lands and barony, Cp. Murray.

Philips (Phillips), George, commander of the Eaton, frigate, commission to fight pirates
-, John, petition signed by
-, Sir John [M.P. for Pembroke], in the Commons
-, lady, estate of, management of

Philosophy, masters of

Philpot, —, suspect
-, Edward, of London, master of the Sibilla

Phipps (Phips), Sir William, galleon "fished up" by

Physic, practice of. See Chirurgeons.

Physic garden. See Edinburgh.

Physician for sick and wounded seamen. See Adair, Patrick.

Physician and Physician-General of the army, Scotland, salary of

Pickett, —, captain of H.M.S. Happy Return

Pictures, prints:
-, "of the cardinal's pictures,"
-, of the "Prince of Wales," seizure of
-, seditious. See Seditions.

Piedmont (Piemont), Italy, prince of, birth of, Vaudois of

Piepowders (Py Powder), court of

Pierpoint, Warcomb, licence to return from France

Piggott, Sir Richard, death of, cp. Pygott.

Pikes sent to Ireland

Pilchards, Irish trade in

Pile, Pill or Pyll, Francis, ensign in Fairfax's regiment, desiring naturalization

Pillory sentence for perjury

Pinchbeck, Lucy, lieutenant, son-inlaw of lieutenant-colonel T. Hussey, death of

Pinenburg (Pinnenburg), treaty of, British envoy assisting at. See Cresset, J.

Pinkarton, —, captain, prisoner at Carthagena, demand for his release

Piper, Stephen, solicitor to the 1st footguards

Piracy, pardon of. See Pardons persons convicted of, petition of

Pirates:
-, on the coast of Africa
-, commissions to fight and seize
-, plunder, disposal of
-, search for and seizure of
-, ships seized by
-, squadron to cruise against, departure of, and see East Indies.
-, their "dividend,"
-, Weymouth man murdered by, See also Every, H.; Guillam, J.; Jamaica; Kidd, W.; Sally.

Pirton. See Purton.

Pitfield, Alexander, deputy lieutenant for Middlesex

Pitman, —, captain, governor of Hurst Castle, letters to

Pitt, George, deputy lieutenant for Hampshire
-, John, lieutenant in Wood's regiment
-, John, late captain, Erle's regiment

Pitteuchar, Easter, in Kinglassie parish, co. Fife, lands

Pitton, Paul, disbanded French soldier

Placentia (Newfoundland), goods from Fort York landed at

Plantation Act, offence against

Plantation Office, records of, and the commissioners of trade

Plantations and colonies:
-, affairs of, managed by the committee of the council
-, assemblies of, and commissioners of trade
-, governors of, and the commissioners of trade, instructions concerning trade for
-, irregular pressing of seamen in, prevention of, and see Jamaica.
-, lords justices' powers in
-, naval stores from
-, person born in, may serve in the army
-, protection of ships trading to, admiralty passes for
-, Scottish trade and commerce with. See Scotland, trade of.
-, staples and manufactures in, encouragement of
-, trades in, prejudicial to England, means of diverting
-, voluntary servants for, office of registering
-, See also Trade and Plantations.

Plate, bequest of, detention of, by the Customs

Player, Arthur, admitted to Winchester College

Plowman, William, merchant, licence to return to England

Plunkett (Plunckett), James, of Castle Plunkett, petition of, report on
-, Patrick, father of James, settlement made by

Plush. See Shag Plush.

Plymouth, earl of. See Windesor, T.

Plymouth, co. Devon:
-, customers of, goods detained by
-, fortifications of
-, mayor of, letters to
-, prisoners at
-, ship run on shore near, ship's master from

Plymouth Sound. See Hammoaze.

Poart, Portugal

Poet laureate. See Tate, Nahum.

Poies de bon, Pierre de, disbanded French soldier, Cp. Poisdebon.

Poilblanc, Henry, ensign in Granville's regiment desiring naturalization

Pointis (Pointz), [Jean], escape of his squadron

Poisdebon, Peter de, dis banded French soldier, Cp. Poies de bon.

Poland:
-, defensive league between the Emperor, Russia, Venice and
-, king of. See Frederick Augustus I.
-, queen of, at Rome
-, resident of, [at the Hague]
-, security against, negotiations between Sweden and Brandenburg for

Poll money. See Scotland.

Pollard, Christopher, letter from

Pollexfen, John, commissioner for trade

Polley, John, assistant of the tailors' corporation of Colchester

Pollock of Pollock, Robert, major, clothing money paid to

Polton, —, captain, complaint against

Pontchartrain, Monsr. See Phelypeaux, Louis.

Pool, Thomas, verger of Ely cathedral, beadsman's place for

Poole (Pool), co. Dorset:
-, news from
-, port of, tidesman in
-, recorder of. See Bond, N.
-, ship of

Pooley, Robert, sails for Chester

Poor, the, employment for, commissioners of trade and
-, See also Jersey; London; Scotland.

Pope, Paul, master of the St. Peter of Bruges
-, Roger, lieutenant-colonel, his troop in Arran's regiment
-, Thomas, ensign in Churchill's regiment

Pope, the. See Innocent XII.

Poque, Jacob, disbanded French soldier

Pork, exported from Ireland, staple commodity

Port corn rents. See Ireland.

Porter, —, captain, memorial of
-, Ann, arrested and discharged
-, George, letter from
-, John, assistant of the tailors' corporation of Colchester
-, Robert, deputy lieutenant for Nottinghamshire and town of Nottingham, high sheriff of Nottinghamshire, licence of absence
-, William, chancery master, Ireland, commissioner for Chancery cases, note

Portland, earl of. See Bentinck, W.

Portland, island of, king's quarries in, proposal to erect a lighthouse on

Portmore and Blackness, barony of, creation of, and see Colyear, Sir D.

Porto Rico, St. John de, island of

Portscuir [Portscueth], co. Monmouth

Portsmouth, duchess of. See Keroualle, L.R. de.

Portsmouth, co. Hants:
-, Beestons and Guy's Mount, breach between
-, Blockhouse point
-, Burrough Island
-, Camber, the
-, commissioners [for treating with pirates in the East Indies] at
-, dock, N.E. gate of, representation against shutting, workmen at, new buildings for
-, fortifications of, cost of repairing, report on
-, Graft, the
-, gun wharf and store-house at, proposed building of
-, Guy's Mount. See above Beestons.
-, harbour, H.M.S. St. David overset in
-, Key Gate
-, Key Gate wharf, victualling office at
-, land in, value of
-, mastyard
-, mayor of, fees claimed by, letter to, sent in error
-, mill at
-, Mill Pond
-, M.P. for. See Rooke, Sir George.
-, naval stores at, stealing of, conviction for, prevention of
-, news from
-, Sir W. Norris for and at
-, Pembroke and Wimbleton Mount, curtain between
-, physician's service at
-, Point, the
-, Sally Port
-, ships paid off
-, squadron for the East Indies at
-, store-house at. See above gun wharf.
-, wharf. See above gun wharf.
-, Wimbleton Mount, and see above Pembroke.
-, works at, undertaker of

Portugal:
-, bad harvest in
-, British envoy to. See Methuen, p.
-, factory at, complaint by, against the judge conservator
-, See also Algarva; Poart; Tercera Islands.

Portuguese envoy, memorial from, proceedings against his chaplain

Portzarrock, co. Wigtown, corn mill of

Post Man, [Newspaper]

Post Office:
-, allowance from
-, revenue of, payment out of, of estimate of
-, stamps of, counterfeiting of

Post warrants

Postlip, co. Gloucester, letter dated at

Postmasters-General:
-, arrest ordered by
-, information from
-, letter from
-, letters to mentioned

Potomac (Potmack) river, Maryland

Potter, Mr., letters to

Pounce

Povey, John, clerk of the privy council, rules for passing messengers' bills signed by

Powell, Sir John, Justice of the Common Pleas, matter referred to
-, Thomas, jurat of Deal

Powis, marquis of. See Herbert, W.

Powis (Powys), Mr., [Treasury official]
-, Richard, defendant

Pownall (Pownell), colonel, letter to
-, Thomas, deputy lieutenant for Lincolnshire, letters to

Powney, John, grant of lands near Windsor to

Powys. See Powis.

Prœmunire penalty of the Disbanding Act

Prat (Pratt), Benjamin, fellow of Trinity College, Dublin, leave to travel
-, John, captain lieutenant in Erle's regiment

Prater, George, captain, his company in Erle's regiment

Pratt. See Prat.

Precedence; of lady Anne Somerset, of the widow and children of Edward Villiers, eldest son of viscount Grandison

Prela, count de, ambassador extraordinary from the duke of Savoy, customs privilege for

Prendergast, —, suspect
-, John, returned from France without licence
-, Thomas, of Gortinsygory, baronetcy of Ireland for

Prerogative Court of Canterbury. See Ecclesiastical Courts.

Presbyterian ministers. See Ireland, north of; Scotland, church of.

Presbyterians in Ireland, discontent of

Press, the, messenger to. See Gellibrand, John.

Priaula, Mr., and the comptrollership of Guernsey

Price, —, Romish priest, warrant to arrest
-, —, commander of H.M.S. Centurian, in the Thames, letter from
-, Charles, licence to return from France
-, Herbert, cornet in Harvey's regiment
-, J., chancellor [of Worcester cathedral], recommendation by
-, Morgan, pass for
-, Thomas, tutor, pass for
-, [Thomas], town major of Dublin, letter on behalf of

Prices, costs, values:
-, beaver skins
-, camels. See below mules.
-, cloth
-, elk skins
-, gold
-, gold watches
-, guineas
-, horses
-, land
-, mules and camels
-, provisions in Dublin, dearness of
-, silver watches
-, slaves, redemption of
-, tents
-, Turkish clothes

Prickett, [George], serjeant-at-law, recordership of York surrendered by
-, Marmaduke, elected recorder of York

Priestman, Henry, captain R.N., commissioner of the admiralty, proceedings in the Commons re resignation of

Priests. See Chaplains; Irish; Papist.

Prime, Philip, captain, his troop in Schomberg's regiment

Prince, the. See George, Prince of Denmark.

Prince of Orange. See William III.

Prince of Wales. See James Francis Edward.

Princess, the. See Anne, Princess of Denmark.

Pringle, Archibald, captain-lieutenant in George Hamilton's regiment
-, Robert, under-secretary for Scotland, attending the king abroad, expense for, letter from
-, William, sergeant, enrolled as an invalid in Scotland

Print, licence to

Printers of popish and seditious books, charge to judges re

Printers and publishers. See Campbell, P.; Dyer, —; Edwards, D.; Fenner, R.; King's Printers; Wilkins, J.

Printing, bill for

Prints. See Pictures.

Prior, Matthew:
-, matter referred to
-, secretary to the embassy in France, expense for, issue to
-, secretary to the earl of Jersey [under-secretary of State, Southern Department
-, secretary to the lords justices of Ireland, note

Prisoners (of war), taken by the French, note; escape of

Prisons and gaols:
-, See Canterbury.
-, Deal.
-, Dorchester.
-, Gloucester.
-, Lincoln.
-, London.
-, Plymouth.
-, Southwark.
-, Stafford.

Privateers, treaty article re

Privilege of Ambassadors. See Ambassadors.

Privy Council:
-, appeal to
-, clerks to. See Bridgeman, W.; Povey, J.; Southwell; Stanyan.
-, and the commission of trade
-, and execution of laws against papists
-, of Ireland. See Ireland.
-, Irish bills detained by
-, lords justices may summon
-, meetings and proceedings of, Cp. Council.
-, oaths of lords lieutenants taken before
-, orders of
-, plantation affairs managed by
-, president (lord president) of, commissions to
-, presidentship of, conferred
-, of Scotland. See Scotland.
-, and unlawful assemblies
-, William III at

Privy Councillors, oath of, sworn

Privy Seal:
-, clerk of
-, "dividend at,"
-, keeper of (Lord Privy Seal), commissions to, and see Herbert, T., earl of Pembroke Lowther, Sir J., viscount Lonsdale.
-, warrants and bills for

Prize Goods, embezzlement of, Act re

Prize money, claim for

Prize office at Cadiz, agent for. See Westcomb.

Prizes:
-, article in treaty between Holland and Sweden re
-, captured by H.M.S. Dolphin, by the French, in the Mediterranean. See Mediterranean.
-, commissioners for, patent revoked
-, receiver-general for. See Herbert, J.

Proclamation reward

Proclamations:
-, for executing laws against papists and disaffected persons
-, of the Disbanding Act, in England, in Ireland
-, of a general fast in England and Wales, in Ireland
-, for re-establishing the staple port at Camphire
-, for parliament to meet
-, for preventing and punishing immorality and profaneness
-, offering reward for apprehension of author and printer of a traiterous libel
-, for expelling papist priests and jesuits
-, for execution of laws against popish recusants in London and Westminster
-, issued by Charles II
-, for enforcing laws against jesuits, seminary priests, etc.

Profaneness, immorality, vice, execution of laws against, punishment of, charge to judges re, and see Proclamations.

Prohibition, writ of

Prohibitions. See Bell metal; Duties; Trade.

Protection of Jews, see Jews; of protestants, see Irish protestants; of trade, see Trade.

Protestant:
-, aliens, denization of
-, cantons of Switzerland, French refugees and Vaudois maintained by Cp. Switzerland
-, heirs to Irish estates
-, princes of Germany, countries of, settlements of French refugees and Vaudois in
-, purchasers. See Ireland, forfeitures
-, refugees, petition of
-, religion, preservation of, by Sweden

Protestants, children [of papists] educated as, planting of, in Connaught
-, And see French; Irish

Prower, William, captain of H.M.S. Howland, commission to fight pirates

Prussia. See Konigsberg.

Psalms, the, preparation of a new version of

Public opinion. See Ireland.

Publishers. See Printers.

Pues, —, captain of H.M.S. Norwich

Puissar (Puisar, Puisars), James, marquis de Puissar, regiment of. See Army, regiments, 24th foot.

Pulo Nias (Nayas), island of, Sumatra

Pulteney, Mr., letters from and to, mentioned and W. Palmer
-, J. (of the Ordnance Office), letter from

Pulton, Thomas, captain, killing of, pardon for

Purcel (Purcell), Mr., commission for
-, Elissa, wife of Nicholas, daughter of Sir V. Browne, her marriage portion
-, Nicholas, colonel, rents of forfeited estates paid to
-, Tobias (Toby), appointed fort major of Duncannon late governor of Cork

Purton (Pirton), co. Wilts

Py Powder. See Piepowders.

Pye, John, jurat of Deal

Pygott, Mr., letters to
-, cp. Piggott

Pyll. See Pill.

Pyne, Sir Richard, Lord Chief Justice, Ireland, commissioner for Chancery cases and the appointment of judge-advocate

Q

Quaker, corn exported by

Quarantine, exemptions from

Quarter sessions, oaths of lords lieutenants taken at

Quartering of troops. See Ireland, army in.

Quartermasters, disbanded

Queen, the late. See Mary II.

Queensferry, co. Linlithgow, magistrates and minister of, gift to

Quetteville, Nicholas de, comptroller of the royal court of Guernsey, death of

Quills. See Dutch.

Quin (Quine), Thady, captain, of Adare, co. Limerick, case of, goods of, claim to pardon of, caveat against

Quit rents. See Ireland.