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F.
Faborne, Master, 233
Face cloth, see Apparel, prices of
Fair, Greengoose, Stratford Bow, suppressed during whitsun week on account of the plague, 62
", lady, Southwark, Cheating at, 165
Fairefax, Colonel, 118
Fairfax, Thomas, lord, called King Tom, 103
", Thomas, lord, chief general of the army, Depraving, 192, 284
", Thomas, 299
Fairfaxe, Sir Thomas, Collectors of money assessed for, 182
Faith, Treatise of (book), 24
Falcon, cut A (jewel), 9
Falkland, Henry, viscount, 215
", see Faulkeland, Fawlkland
Falloway, James, 276
False news, &c., Publishing and dispersing, 74, 205
" pretences and pilfering, Getting into houses by, 279
" " Obtaining goods, &c., by, 69, 332, 334
" " obtaining goods by, Whipping for, 70
" " Obtaining money by, 39, 217
" swearing, Endeavouring to persuade a person to, 197
Fan handle of gold set with diamonds, 98
Fanner, George (one of the guard), 97
Fanning, Richard, gent., 331
Farendine cloak and breeches, A, 372
Fares, Obstruction of highway by hackney coachmen p'ying for, 105
Farmer, Christiana, 327
", Thomas, 21
", William, 217
Farmingham, co. Kent, 137
", see Farningham
Farnell, William, 57
Farningham, co. Kent, 54 136, 148
", see Farmingham
Farr, Joan, 334
Farre, Eleanor, 294
", Thomas, 294
Farrer, Constantine, 65, 66, 113
Farringdon, the ward of, London, Blackfriars in, 383
", without, The ward of, 89, 371
Fast days, Order for the proper observance of Lord's days and, 189
Faulkeland, Henry, earl [sic] of, 37
", Henry, viscount, 37
", see Falkland, Fawlkland
Fawcett, Nicholas, 4
Faulkner, Thomas, 161, 162, 181
Fawlkland, Henry, Viscount, 51
", see Falkland, Faulkeland
Feather bed, A, 36
Feathers, A hat with a plume of, 280
Feckenham, co. Worcester, 45, 134
Feckingham [Feckenham], co. Worcester, 45
Feild, Charles, 319
", Edward, 27
", see Field
Feilding, Christopher, gent., 325
Fell, John, 24
", William, 233
Fellow, John, 178
", Thomas, 178
Felon branded and sent to Bridewell, A, 108
" " and sent to ho of correction to remain there un til transported, A, 293
" after receiving benefit of clergy to remain in prison except he depart the kingdom, A, 2
" tried on an indictment in London, A 6
" to endeavour to recover stolen plate, A, 3
" suspected, Prosecutor to allow 6d. per diem to a, whilst in prison, 78
" see Felons
Felonies, Accessory to, 122, 308
", Capital executions for, or for silence to indictments for, committed in Middlesex temp. Charles I., xvii
", Capital executions for, or for silence to indictments for, committed in Middlesex temp. Commonwealth, xviii
Feloniously stealing, see Stealing, &c.
Felons, Harbouring, &c., 35, 36, 39, 45, 57, 60, 85
", hanged, Number of, temp. Charles I., 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 116, 119, 120, 122, 123, 124, 126
", ", Number of, temp. Commonwealth, 283, 285, 287, 288, 289, 291, 293, 294, 295, 296
", Orders for rewards to be paid for apprehending, 231, 235
", see Felon
Felony, 32, 34, 60, 124, 218, 280, 297 (2). 298, 300 (5), 301 (8), 379
", Accessory to, before and after the fact, 36, 95
Felony, Accessory to, to be kept in prison, &c., until confession of where goods are be made, 7
", Suspected accessory to, 103
", " " to a, of £40,000, 78
", Branded for, 200
", Order concerning a constable or bellman compounding a, 55
", of £40,000, Order made by parliament to examine persons concerning a, 78
", Suspicion of, 81, 93, 118, 171, 214, 254, 263, 269, 276, 368, 386, 387
", see Goods, Chattels, &c., Stealing
Feltes, John, 279
Feltham, Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Felton, 93
", a person coming from church, Threatening to, 108
Fence, Abraham, 248
Fenchurch Street, London, 84, 276, 312, 386
Fenner, John, 313, 314
Fermyn, Joseph, 55
", see Firmin, Phyrmyne
Ferret ribbon, 360
Ferry was on fire," Persons charged with saying "they came to see whether the, 384
Fervile, co. Salop, 145
Fetter Lane, London, 81, 167, 185, 242
Fettering and inhumanly beating an apprentice, 239
Fettiplace, John, gent., 68
Fettyplace, John, 126
Fever, Pestilent spotted, and a burning, 58 (2)
Field, Challenging another to the [to fight a duel], 255
", Henry, gent, 255, 293
", John, 109
", lane, Market kept at, 13
", walker, A common, 97
", see Feild
Fifth monarchy man, A, 329
Filkins, Francis, 179
Finch, Mary, 330
", Walter, 319
Fincher, Richard, esq., 249
Finche's Work (Book called), 13
Finchley, co. Midd., 5, 16, 55, 180, 181 (4)
", Parish of, 55, 181
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Finchley church, Fighting in, and disturbing the minister and congregation of, 180, 181 (2)
" Churchwardens of the parish of, 180, 181
" fire at, A, 16
Fine of 100 marks for depraving the book of common prayer, 116
" " for speaking seditious words against the queen, 125, 127
" for wounding and maiming, and reminded to prison, 33
Finglehead, co. Westmoreland, 47, 132
Fins, whale, Stealing, 29
Fire balls compounded of gunpowder, brimstone, &c., 384, 385 (2), 386
" " Setting fire to, firing, and destroying houses, [385], 386
" " Throwing, 385, 386
" Certificate of losses, sustained by, 16
" Counterfeit writing, to obtain money under false pretence of a great, 217
" at Finchley, A, 16
" iron, A, 389
" of London, The great, 384 (2), 385 (2), 386, 387
" ", Defrauding of goods delivered at the time of the, 387
" ", Embezzling goods at the time of the, 384, 386, 387
" ", Persons and goods of such whose habitations were destroyed in the late, to be received into neighbouring parishes for relief and shelter in obedience to proclamation, &c, 388
Fire of London, Order that divers persons remove out of St. James's, Clerkenwell, to their several parishes where they were settled before the late, 387, 388
" ", Suspected of being in the plot and privy to the, 385 (3), 386, 387
" Obtaining money under forged passport and pretended, 39
" wild, A barrel of stuff to make, 385
Firmin, John, 86
", Joseph, 150
", see Fermyn, Phyrmyne
Fish, Stealing, 5, 54
", Street, Old, London, 361
Fisher, Bridget, 39
", Edward, 21
", Francis, 386
", Hamlett, 103
", Henry, gent., 152
", Isabella, 126
", Katherine, 102
", Mary, 386
", Steven, 309
", Thomas, 330, 370
Fitter, William, 80
Fitton alias Bedolph, Peter, clerk, 116(3)
Fitz-Gerrard, John, gent., 368
" ", Walter, gent., 331
Fitz-Hughes, Kenellum, 258
Fitz-James, Henry, 215 (2)
Fitz-Simons, Richard, gent., 331
Five Ink Horns, Grub Street, The, 310
Flagons, see Plate, prices of
Flanders lace, 306, 320
Fledborough, co. Nottingham, 133
Fleet, The king's, 384
", Street, 97, 217, 255
Fleetewood, Bridgett, 264
", James, D.D., 264
Fleming, Daniel, 330
Flemings, Keeping wenches to stand at a door to entice in, 252
Flesh, Counterfeit license to kill, dress and sell, during lent, 37, 38
", Order touching trading in, on the sabbath-day, 13, 14
Fletcher, Edward, 231
", James, gent., 261, 262
", James, 165
", John, 331, 335
Fletcher, Thomas, 17, 107, 125(2), 126, 163, 329
Flint, co., 146, 148
Flogging a female to death with a rod, 193
Flood, Evans, 14
", Francis, 4
Flour, 200
Flower-pots, 275
Flowers, &c., A picture of, by Vander Vene, 275
Floyd, Jenkin, 276
", Sarah Weaver alias, 269
Fluellin, John, gent., 169
Flynt, Thomas, gent., 376
Foard, Robert, 75
", Thomas, 75 (2)
Follett, Thomas, 224
Follins, Morris, 278
Fontaine (Fountaine), Charles de Vendosne [sic] (Vendosme), de la, gent., 323, 324
Footman of the earl of Warwick slain, A, 57
" of the duke of York, A French, 324
Footmen's coats with rich cognizances, 79
Forcett, co. York, 41
Ford, Edward, 352, 359
Fordham, John, 160, 341
Fore Street, St. Giles's, Cripplegate, London, 310, 330
Forestalling. &c., 16 (2)
Forged certificates, 232
" letters, 232 (2), 388
" ", with a counterfeit sign manual, 81
Forgeries (orders, certificates, &c.), 232, 261, 262, 265
Forgers fined and sentenced to stand on the pillory for two hours on two several market-days, &c., 388
Forgery, Order for person to be bailed (in a large sum) for, 211
", see Counterfeit, &c.
Forks, Silver, see Plate, prices of
Fornication, 291, 295, see Adultery
Forrest, Philip, M.D., 372
", Thomas, 250
", William. 74
Forsheire, John, "doctor," 302
Forte el dure, Peine, The punishment of, described, 350
Forte et dure, Peine, Sentenced to the, 111, 112, 120, 126, 202, 223, 270, 283, 284 (2), 285 (3), 286, 287, 288 (2), 289 (2), 290, 291 (2), 293 (2), 295 (3), 296, 350, 372
" ", " Sentences to the, temp. Charles I. and the Commonwealth, xxi
Fortune playhouse, Assaulting an inhabitant and the constable of the, 161, 162
" ", noted brothel near the, A, 165
" ", Whitecross Street, Riot at the, ix, 161 (2), 162 (4)
" ", Threatening to pull down the, 162
Fossett, Matthtw, 208
", Temperance, 208, 288
Foster, Francis, 161
", Lane, London, 81, 113, 341
", Thomas, 351
", William, 161, 300
Fouley, Nicholas, 224
Fountain pens, Silver, 380
Fountaine (Fontaine), Charles de Vendosme (Vendosne) de la, 323, 324
Fowler, Mr., 271
", Sir Thomas, 110
", Thomas, 330
Fownhope, co. Hereford, 145, 146
Fox, Captain, 274
", Henry, 311
", Jane, 259
", Lane, Shad well, 313
Foxcott, co. Warwick, 41
Foy, Katherine, 179
", Lazarus, 179
Framefield, co. Sussex, 31
Frames for casements, 276
" Picture, 275
France, 326
", king and queen of, Burglary at the dwelling-house of the ambassador of the, xi, 89, 90
", Suspicion of assisting Penruddock to escape to, 246
France, A family taken prisoners at sea by a French man-of-war and carried into, 30
", hoping the English in, would receive the same sauce there, Seditious speech, 243
", see French
Francis . . . ., 104
" John, 365
" Katherine, 26
" Martin, 274
" Robert, 21, 26
" William, 375
", see Frauncis
Francke, Robert, 162 (2)
Franklyn, John, 78
Fraud, 66, 69
", Fine of £100 for, 70 (2)
Frauncis, William, gent., 235, 236
", see Francis
Freckleton, Lady Fraunces, 37
Freeman, Alice, 6
", Thomas, 161
", William, 250
Freind, John, 246
French ambassador's lodgings, Newport House, Celebrating mass at the, 248, 249
" " servants, Robbery of the, 253
" Francis, 350
" hoods of velvet, 35
" John, 197
" Robert, gent., 207
", see France
Frenchmen, Murderous assault by, on soldiers, 174, 175
Frere, Israeli, esq., 5
Frethe, Richard, 36
Frier, William, 179
", see Fryer
Friern Barnet, Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Fringe, Gold, 30, 41
", Silver, 41
Frith, John, 181
Frivolous actions, Arresting neighbours on, 164, 165
Frome, co. Somerset, 204
Fruen, Henry, 365
Fruits, A picture of, 275
Frye, William, 125
Fryer alias Herne alias Richmond, Andrew, clerk, 78, 115 (3)
" Henry, 35
", see Frier
Fulham, co. Midd., 23, 26, 34, 58(2), 66, 130, 138, 154, 218, 246, 263, 373
", Parish of, 34, 218, 263
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Fuller, Francis, 118
", George Fulwood alias, 223
Fuller's Rents, Holborn, 290
Fulrice, co. York, 46, 131
Fulwood, George, 273
", (or Full wood) alias Fuller, George, 223
Fumbregen, Matthias, 242 (2), 243
Funeral sermon, Disturbing the minister of West Drayton whilst preaching a, 271
Furbisher, William, 329
Furnace, Avis, 229
", William, 229
Furnifold, Henry, gent., 288
Furnifull, Anne, 239 (2)
", Edward, 239 (2)
Fustian, Stealing remnants of, 27
Fynney, Richard, 32
G.
Gadmadam, co. York, 46, 131
Gadsden, John, 164
Gage, George, 285
", " clerk, 198
", Thomas, 198
Gale, Agnes, 223
", Elizabeth, 217, 218
", James, 217, 218
", John, 217, 218, 289
", Peter, 218
Gall, Giles, 262
Galloon lace, 225
Gallows, see Tyburn
Game at cards, A, 32
Games, Constables to search in the fields and arrest all playing at, 189
", Unlawful, 32, 202
Gaming-house, Keeping a common, 202
Gandie, Elopaine, 175
Ganyeare, Bonadventure 241 (3)
Gaol Delivery books and sessions of peace rolls, v
" Deliveries, Clerk of, 10
" ", at the Court House, Old Bailey, 106 (3), 107, 108 (2), 109 (4), 110, 111 (3), 112 113 (3), 116, 119, 120, 122, 123 124, 126, 283 (2), 285. 286, 288, 289, 290, 292, 294. 295, 296
" Deliveries London and Middlesex, 3 (2), 5, 10, 11, 15 19, 22, 23, 27, 29, 34, 37, 39 43, 51, 55, 56 (2), 57, 71, 72, 74 (3), 75 (6), 80, 81, 84 (2) 87 (2) 88, 89, 90, 93, 94 95 (2), 96 (3), 97, 103 (3), 118, 163, 165, 166, 168, 171 (3), 195, 203, 210, 211 (2), 233, 238, 253, 264, 268, 271, 272 (2), 282, 290, 305, 306, 307 (3), 308, 309 (2), 311, 314 (2), 316 (2), 317, 326 (2), 335 (2), 336, 338 (5), 339, 349, 365, 371 (2), 372, 386 (2)
" Delivery of 21 June, 17 Charles I., Editorial note and summary of the, 372
" " Justices of, 92
" " Register temp. Charles I., Further particulars taken from the, 106– 127
" " " temp. Commonwealth, Further particu lars taken from the, 207, 283– 301
Garden . . . ., 224
" roller, An iron frame for a, 258
" Unlawfully entering a, 220
Gardener, Thomas, 363
", see Gardiner, Gardner
Gardiner, Joan, 223
", Peter, 285
", Richard, gent., 386
", " 119, 233
", Thomas, 171
", William, 246
", see Gardener, Gardner
Gardner, John, 191
", Phillip, 215
", Ralph, 258
Gardner, Sir William, knt., 35
", see Gardener, Gardiner
Garladye, Richard, 39
Garland, Dancing at a, and carrying the garland home upon the head, 281
Garman, Edward, 181
Garment, see Apparel, prices of
Garner, William, 298
Garnets, 32
Garney, George, esq., 35
Garnish, Nicholas, 359
Garrat, John. 338
Garrell, Joan, 38
Garrison, James, 177
Garters, see Apparel, prices of
Garth, Thomas, 315
Garthwaite, Timothy, 240
Garton, John, 299
Garvas, John, 278
Gaseley, John, 300
Gatehouse, Westm., The, 182
", " Petition of poor prisoners in the, 101
", " Prisoners in the, 182, 303
", " Victuals collected for relief of poor prisoners in the, 101
", " Wages paid to basketman to collect victuals for poor prisoners in the, 101
Gate-keeper extorting money from courtiers, &c., to pass the king's private way near Gray's Inn Lane end, 166
Gates, Alice, 21
Gateside, co. Northumberland, 47, 132
Gatton, co. Surrey, 76
Gay, Richard, 330
", see Gey
Gayer, John, 70 (2)
Gaywood, Thomas, 206
Geffrey (or Jeffery), John, 232
", see Jeffery, Jeffrey
Gelthroppe, Arthur, gent., 362
Gems, see Jewellery, prices of
Genney, Anne, 195
Genoa, Signor Francisco (Franco Barnardo) Barnardy Phillipson (Phillippson), resident for the commonwealth of 270, 295, 296
Gent, Edward, 11
Gentleman of quality, Affronting and abusing a, 320
George, Francis, 55, 110
", William, 161
Gerrard, Charles, gent., 383
", Sir Gilbert, bart, 282
", Henry, 302 (2)
Gery, George, gent, 335
", William, esq., 175
Gey, John, 281
", see Gay
Giare, John, 233
Gibbes, Joane, 256
", Samuel, 70, 71
", Uriah, 256
", Walter, gent., 144, 146
", see Gibbs
Gibbins, Thomas, 85
Gibbons, Thomas, 330
Gibbord, William, 274
Gibbs, Mary, 247, 292
", see Gibbes
Gibson, Susan, 121
", Thomas, gent., 261, 262
Gifford, Peter, 193
Gilbert, John, 332
", Samuel, 334
Gilbey, Anne, 11
Gilby, Anne, 11
Gilbye, John, 162
Gildon, Richard, gent., 338
", William, gent., 338
Giles, Edward, lawyer, 94
", Lancelot, 63
", see Gyles
Gilforde, Roger, 117
Gill, Samuel, 253
Gillman, Thomas, 102
", see Gilman
Gillum, Peter, 351
Gilman, Thomas, 246
", alias Gilmore alias Crosse, Thomas, 231, 232
", see Gillman
Gilmore, Samuel, 367
", alias Crosse, Thomas Gilman alias, 231, [232]
Gilpine, Peter, 79
"Gingerlyne," 9
Girdlers, The warden of the company of the, 52
Girdles, see Apparel, prices of
Girle, Joseph, 360
Gisbrough, co. York, 46, 131
Gisburne, Christiana, 339
Gitters, Richard, 375
Glass beads, Necklaces of, 225
" looking, in a crimson velvet cover and laced with gold lace, A, 275
Glasses, Silver plates for, 10
", Venice, 275
Glenister, Thomas, 315
Gloucester, co., 186
Gloves, see Apparel, prices of
Glynn, lord chief justice, Uttering scandalous words against, 252
Gnast, Peter, Picture by, of a deboist [debauched] man and woman, 275
Goddard, John, 319
Godden, John, 73
Godfrey, Hugh, 334
", Thomas, 330
Godolphin, John, 326
Godwyn, Cassandra, 209, 287
", James, 209, 287
Goffe, Anne, 235
", Robert, 330
", William, 169, 235
Gold, coronet of beaten, A, 79
", Diamonds set in, 87
", embroidery, 33, 79, 191, 192, 213, 219
", fringe, 30, 41
", John, 271
", Pretending to have the king's evil, and thereby cheat the king of his, 334
", lace, 23, 33, 35, 41, 44, 79, 95, 251, 267, 275, 320, 380
", plate lace, 30
", Medals of, 380
", Melting, 3
", Richard, gent., 368
", ring, counterfeit, A, 165
", and silver, Drawing [engraving (?)] irons for, 24
", twist, 30, 44
Golden bullets, 268
" fly set with rubies, diamonds, and sapphires, A, 53
" Fortune, The (ship), 335
" Lane, co. Midd., 44, 58, 62, 69, 128, 129, 131, 135, 163, 164, 165, 167, 168, 311
" ", in the parish of St. Gileswithout - Cripplegate, 104, 377, 378
Golder, Anne James alias, 29
Golding, Anne, 259
Gomersall, Richard, 107
Good, Anne, 17
", Henry, gent., 17
", Henry, 107
", Robert, 253
Goodaker, John, 194
Goodchilde, John, 270, 365
Goodman, John, clerk 73 (2), 171
", Marke, gent., 216
", Richard, 330
", William, 386
Goods and chattels, Feloniously taking away and receiving of, 2, 10, 11, 17, 23, 24 (3), 27 (2), 29, 30, 31, 32, 36 (2), 38, 39 (4), 41 (2), 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 51, 54 (2), 56, 57 (2), 60 (2), 69, 72, 73, 85, 89, 98, 101, 108, 114, 120, 124, 125, 126, 127, 192, 200, 201, 208, 209, 213, 218, 223, 225, 232, 233, 236 (2), 240, 244, 246, 251, 255, 256, 258, 259, 262, 267, 270, 276, 278, 285 (2), 286 (2), 287, 288, 289, 290 (2), 291 (3), 293, 294, 295 (2), 306, 315. 319, 321, 351 (2), 372
" Obtaining, by false pretences 69, 70
" obtaining, by false pretences, Whipping for, 70
" into a parish without certificate from a place suspected to be visited with the plague, Bringing, 375
" out of an infected house in Gray's Inn Lane, Bringing, 373
" Receiving stolen, 96, 97, 336
Goodwin, James, 258
", Thomas, 321
", William, 387
Goose, Thomas, junior, 382
Goosnac, Goosnar, Goosenarghe, Goosenarth [Goosnargh], co. Lancaster, 47, 132, 133
Gore, The hundred of, 2, 25
Gorge, Sir Arthur, knt., 18
", Edward, lord, 33, 34
", Tymoleon, gent., 18
Gorgets, see Apparel, prices of
Gosbill, John, 58
Gosfield, co. Essex, 207
Gosforth, John, gent., 87
Goslein, . . . ., 105
Gosling, Henry, 333
Gospright, George, 312
Goswell Street, co. Midd., 163, 182
Gott, Jane, matron of the ho. of correction, 7
Gouldman, George, D.D. (justice of the peace), 16
Government, Suspected disaffected persons to the, 309 (2)
", Reviling the, 321
", Seditious words spoken against the, 312
", of Vertue (Book called the) 48
Gowns, see Apparel, prices of,
Grafton, co. Warwick, 45, 134
Graistoke [Greystocke], co. Cumberland, 132
Grand Larceny, 296 (3), 297 (12), 298 (10), 299 (13), 300 (12), 301 (9)
Grandison, co. Suffolk, 142
Grange [Cawdey], co. Chester, 47
Grantham, Launcelott, gent., 249
Grateley, William, 320
Graunt, alias Chappell, Susanna, 233, 234
", William, ix, 181
Gravel Lane, 258 (2)
" ", Stepney, 223
" ", New, Stepney, 247, 251, 341
Gravenner, alias Grosvennor, John, gent., 30
Graver, William, 303
Graves, William, 249, 259
Gravesend, 335
", Hole Haven, against, 314
Gray, Anne, 274
", Henry, 242
", Patrick, 162
", Richard, 85
", de Warke, William, lord, 31
", see Gray
Gray's Inn, co. Midd., 56, 71, 95 (2), 104, 175, 202, 212, 249, 290, 291 (2), 309, 333
" ", in St. Andrew's, Holborn, 36
" ", Chambers in, 11, 40
" ", Holborn, street near, 388
" ", Maliciously breaking windows in, 40
" ", Lane, 40, 166, 290
Gray's Inn Lane, Bringing goods out of an infected house in, 373
" " ", Refusing courtiers, &c., to pass through the king's private way near, 166
Graystocke [Greystocke], co. Cumberland, 47, 132
Great Seal, Endeavouring to compass the grant of a baronetcy, &c, under the, 82
" ", Lord commissioners of the, 188, 189
" ", Lord keeper of the, certified of losses by sea and fire, 16 (2)
" ", lord keeper of the, Suit from the inhabitants of Hillingdon to the, 28
" ", of Charles I. in wax, Procuring a mould of the, to be taken in tobaccopipe clay, 307
" ", A pardon under the, 119
Green, Anthony, 179
", Bank, Stepney, 259
", Dragon Court, St. Giles's-in-theFields, 177
", John, 164
Greene Arbour Lane, St. Sepulchre's parish, 266
" Elizabeth, 269
" alias Holmbie, Francis Quassett alias Robert Redpeth alias, clerk, 52, 80, [116 (2), 117]
" George, gent., 319
" George, 327
" John, 269, 294
" John, junior, 382
" John, senior, 382
" Mathew, 265
" Moore, 327
" alias Pettygreene, Peter, 221
" Philip, 371, 372
" Thomas, gent., 144
" Thomas, 330
" Timothy, 248
" William, 85, 170
" William Owen alias, 298
Greenford, &c., Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Greengoose fair, Stratford, Bow, Order tosuppress, during whitsun week, on account of the plague, 62
Greenhoe Bolton (or Bottom), co. York, 46, 131
Greenloue [Greenlaw (?)] Parish of, co. Berwick, 81
Greenoway, Harcourt, gent., 219
Greenway, Richard, 341
", Theophilus, gent., 328
Greenwich, co. Kent, 148
", Letter under sign manual dated from the manor of, 28
Greenwood, Clement, 165
", George, 385
Gregger, Nicholas, 242
Gregory, Edmond, 326
", Edmund, gent., 271
", Thomazina Warberton alias, 27
", see Grigory
Gregson, William, 166
Grendon, co. Northampton, 204
Gresham, Richard, 12, 19, 25
Gresmond [Grosmont], co. Monmouth, 146
Grevelthroope, co. York, 131
Grewelthorpe, co. York, 46
Grey, Phillis, 306
", Thomas, 197
", see Gray
[Greystocke], Graistoke, or Graystocke, co. Cumberland, 47, 132
Griffeth, Robert, gent., 80
", see Griffith
Griffin, Henry, 63
", Hester, 292
", William, 97
Griffith, John, 330
", see Griffeth
Griggs, Edwin, 115
Grigory, Robert, 334
", see Gregory
Grigson, John, x, 35, 36
Grimes, George, 384
", Samuell Peirson alias George, 273
Grissold, John, 252
Groom of the duke of York, A, 324
[Grosmont], Gresmond, co. Monmouth, 146
Grosvennor, John Gravenner alias, gent., 30
Grosvenor, Colonel (justice of the peace), 234
Grub Street, co. Midd., 44, 62, 131, 143, 167, 237
" ", The Five Ink-horns, 310
" ", May-day riot in, 161
Grubbe, William, 290
Grubble, William, 330
Grymesditch, Thomas, gent., 176
Grymserge, co. Lancaster, 47, 132
Gualter, William, gent., 40
Guard, Court of, Affronting and calling the, a pack of rogues, 97
", A yeoman of the, 166
Gudger, Peter, 271
", alias Williams, Peter, 298
Gun, Discharging a loaded, 40
", Shooting with a, 40
", tavern in Wapping, 303
Gunn Alley, Wapping, 235
", Thomas, 328
", Yard, Bishopgate Street 313
Gunpowder house in Clement's Inn, The, 59, 60
" " in Clement's Inn, to be viewed by justices &c, The, 60
" " late in Lincoln's Inn Fields, The, 59
" Houses at Wapping destroyed by explosion of, 99
Gurney, Sir Richard, knt. and bart. (lord mayor), 82
Gutter Lane, London, 81
Guy, Richard, 118, 119, 337
Gwinne, Mary, 369
Gwyn, Jane, 284 see Gwynne
", John, 214
Gwynne, Jane, 191 (2) see Gwyn
Gyan, Elizabeth, 216
Gyatt, James, 241 (3)
", John Baptist, 241 (4)
Gyles, Daniell, 250
", see Giles
H.
Hack, William, 262
Hackett, Sir Cuthbert, knt., 28
Hackleton, Thomas Allen, alias Wood alias, 315
Hackney, co. Midd., 22, 267, 319, 322, 347. 375, 376
Hackney, Parish of, 22, 267
", " church of, Brawling in the, 333
", " The guard of the, 322
", Endangering the inhabitants of the parish of, by receiving children and goods there from places infected with the plague, 375, 376
", Assessment made at, for furnishing, &c, the new workhouse at Cle kenwell, 337
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", Conventicle held in, 343, 345
", A house at, beset by robbers 257
", coachman fined ten groats for not attending the sessions when bound over to do so, A, 101
", coachmen to answer for obstructing the highway plying for fares, 105
", coachmen not to stand within three yards of, or feed their horses in the streets before men's doors, 227
", coaches plying against the Exchange from Covent Garden, Obstruction by, 100, 101
", coaches obstructing the highway against the New Exchange waiting for fares, 105 (2)
", coaches, Petition to fine, exceeding the number of six, at the Exchange, &c, 101
", " Unlicensed, 252
Haddocke, Helen, 34
Haddoway, Thomas, 327
Hadley, co. Midd., 123, 153, 312
", Parish of, 312
", " church of, Molesting the minister of the, during divine service, 312
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", Richard, 296
Haggerston, co. Durham, 45, 134
Hague, The, 275
Haies, George, 257
Haighton [? Huyton], co. Lancaster, 47, 133
Hail-shot, Firing, 40
Hair, Gold rings for locks of, wrought with tulips and enamelled, 381
Haiward alias Howard, Anne, 247, 292
Hakes, Samuell, 297
Hale, William, 300
Hales, co. Norfolk, 145
", Thomas, 253
Haley, John, 40
", Thomas, 364 (2)
Hall, Andrew, clerk, 91, 92, 120
", Edward, gent., 85
", Edward, 212
", Elizabeth, 31
", John, gent, 186
", Mary, 337
Halsey, Clement, gent., 262
", Margaret, 188
Halton, Owen, 312
Hambleton, Anne, 303
Hamden, John, 330
", Mr., 269
Hamerton, Stephen, esq., 132
", see Hammerton
Hammersmith, co. Midd., 5, 15, 39, 54, 58, 69, 135, 166, 192 (2), 197, 211, 320
", Parish of, 5, 39, 54, 135
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Hammerton, Stephen, esq., 46
", see Hamerton
Hammond, Bennet, 373
", James, 250
", (or Hamond) alias Jackson, John, clerk, 77, 114 (2)
", William, gent., 98
", alias Nelson alias Valentyne, William, 77
", see Hamond
Hamocke, Stephen, 262
Hamond (or Hammond) alias Jackson, John, clerk, 77, 114 (2)
", alias Smythe, Thomas, 10
", see Hammond
Hampe, William, 97
Hamper, Anne, 387
", William, 387
Hampshire, The States ship, 214
Hampson, . . ., 381
Hampstead, co. Midd., 83, 118, 139, 327
", Parish church of, John Sprint, clerk, minister of the, 84
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", co. Midd., 20, 269, 270, 312, 333. 382
", Parish of, 382
Hampton, Anne, 79, 114
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", Jane, 198
", Richard, 79, 114
", Robert, esq., 198
", court, hare-warren and park of, Unlawfully hunting, &c, conies in the, 160
", " honor of, Taking hares with cords near the 268
Hancock, Hillary, 247
Hancocke, Anthony, 139
", Joan, 126
", John, 376
", Richard, 93
Hand, Valentine, 330, 331
Handkerchers, see Apparel, prices of
Hanged, drawn and quartered [78], 83, 84, 114 (5), 115 (5). 117, 121 (2), 199, 226, 286, 290, 376
Hangers, see Apparel, prices of
Hangleton, co. Sussex, 51
Hanmer, co. Flint, 148
", Francis, clerk, 237, 238, 292, 293
Hannson, Thomas, merchant, 37
Hanscombe, Thomas, 213
Hanwell, co. Midd., 86
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Hanworth, co. Midd., 338
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Hapton [Hoghton], co. Lancaster, 48
Harbert, Charles, esq., 36
", Sir Edward, knt., attorney general, 82
Harding, Thomas, 161
Hardy, William, 365
Hare Alley, St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, 330
" John, 37
" Mary, 327
" Timothy, 299
" warren within the manor of Hampton court, The, 268
" ", Hampton court park, Unlawfully hunting, &c., conies in the, 160
Harecourte, Henri de Louraine, Prince of (French ambassador), 89, 90
Harefield, Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Hares near Hampton court, Taking and destroying, 268
Harley, Zachereas, 164
Harlington, co. Midd., 333
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Harman, Francis, 264
", John, 349
Harmon, Benjamin, 93
Harmondsworth, co. Midd., 27, 371
", Parish of, 27, 371
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Harmoratt alias Crosse, Dennis, 262
Harper, John, 169, 304
Harraton, co. Durham, 46, 132
Harriett, Henry, gent, (one of the king's coroners), 61
Harrington alias Browne, John, 188
", in Chadgley Corbett [Chaddesley Corbett], co. Worcester, 43
Harris, Elizabeth, 336
", Henry, gent., 322
", John, 168, 240, 262, 327
", Mary, 294, 387
", Miles, 294
", Robert, 258
", Roger, 336
", Symon, 269
", William, 336
Harrison, George, 353
", Henry, 181, 246
", John, 118, 244
", Susan, 260
", William, 339
Harrow, &c, Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", free school at, William Hide, M.A., master of the, 208
", manor of, The court leete held in the, 208
", Order for the master of the free school at, to be discharged from serving as headborough of, 208
Harrow-on-the-Hill, parish of, The constable of the, 282
" " ", parish of, Chief inhabitants of, to make choice of a headborough of the, &c., 208
" " ", whipping-post at, Trespassers publicly whipped at the, 282
Hart Street, Crutched Friars, in St. Olave's, 367
Hartepoole (or Hartpoole), [Hartlepool], co. Durham, 45, 134
Hartoppe, William, 160
Harvey, Robert, 84
", Thomas Worstley (suspected Romish priest), 180
", William, 339
Harwood, Edward, 224
", George, 282
", Magna, co. Lancaster, 45, 134
Hasteede, Thomas, 370
Hastinges, Raphe, esq. (Justice of the Peace), 16
Hatbands, see Apparel, prices of
Hatch Beauchamp co. Somerset, 74
Hatcher, Walter, gent., 368, 369
Hatchet An assault with a 21
Hather, Richard 291
Hats called demi-castors, 73 (2), 271, 316
", see Apparel, Prices of
Hatter, Richard, gent., 236
Hatton Garden, &c., Assessment made at, for furnishing, &c., the new workhouse, Clerkenwell, 337
", Alce [sic], 304
", John, 304, 336
Hatton, Street, A conventicle held in, 340 (2)
Haughton, Thomas 294
Haulchton, co. Flint. 146
Havers Gilbert, 178
Haward, Edward 276
", John 276
Hawes, Robert, 382
Hawker of seditious pamphlets, 194
Hawkes, Katherine, 108
", Richard 108
", William, 169
Hawkins, Elizabeth, 336
", Ellen 290
", Francis, 330
", Joan, 230
", John, 290
Haydon, James, 362
", see Heydon
Hayes, Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Haynes, Joan 200
", John, 200
", William, 176
Hayward, Peter, 256
Headborough of Bethnal Green Resisting a 258 (2)
" of Blackwall, A, 325
" of Limehouse, A, 267
" of Ratcliffe highway, A, 252
" of St. Giles's-in-the-Fields, Refusing to aid and assaulting the, in searching for a catholic priest, 160
" of Stepney allowing a prisoner to escape, A. 305
" of Wapping, A, 270
" Taking away a search warrant from a 224
Headboroughs &c. 13 40
" " to apprehend carriers, carters &c., infringing an order touching highways, 196
" of Shoreditch, 256, 257 (2)
" &c., of Stepney to sequester the estates of conventiclers, 362
" Victuallers whilst serving as, to be suppressed from keeping victualling &c., 14
Headboroughs, see Constables. Officers
Heads of offenders, Sentences to stand on the pillory with inscriptions of the offences placed on the, 22, 38, 48 53, 70 (2), 102, 107, 117, 125, 388
Heake, Thomas 266
Heale, James, 267
Heamon, Roger, 207
Hearden, William, 215
Hearne (or Herne) alias Richmond, Andrew Fryer alias, 78, 115 (2)
Heath, Richard, 169
", William, gent, 178
Heather, Edward, 163
Heaver, Joan, 126
Hebbes, Robert, 166
Hector, A reputed, 253
Hedge, John, 60
Hele, John, esq., 215
", Nicholas, esq., 213
Hellifeild, co. York, 46, 132
Heminges, Thomas, 56
Hemp, &c., Certificatory letter for money for, for the poor to work upon, 331
", Prisoner to beat, and to live on what he gets, 109
", mill at ho. of correction to be repaired, and another built, 44
Hemsall, Christopher, 12
Henderson, William, 247
", [sic] William, clerk, 91
", see Hinderson
Hendon, co. Midd., 5, 214, 317 (2), 373
", Parish of, 214
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", church, Making a disturbance in, during divine service, 317, 318
", Conventicle held in, 343, 345
Henley-in-Arden, in the parish of Wootten Wawen co. Warwick, 54, 137
Henlip, co. Worcester, 145
Henllan, co. Denbigh, 148
Henne, Christopher, 161
Henrietta Maria, Queen, assaulting her servants, 170
" ", Queen, Burglary at the dwelling-house of, x, 35, 36
Henrietta Maria, Queen, Stay of proceedings under sign manual against a recusant servant of, 71
" ", Queen, Fine of 100 marks for speaking seditious words against the, 125, 127
" ", Queen, Seditious speeches against, 88, 101, 103, 125, 126, 127, 304, 309, 310
" ", Queen-mother's house at Chiswick, 170
Henry. . . . ., gent., 80
" the Fourth (A book called) 13
" VIII., A gold picture of, 9
Henson Henry, 250
" William, 178
Hepper John, 327
Hepscott, co. Nonhumberland, 47, 132
Herbert, Elizabeth, 221
Hereford, co., 145, 146, 147 148
[Hermitage] Armitage Dock, St Botolph's, Aldgate 314
" Armitage Dock, Stepney, 315
" in Wapping, &c., 315
" Wapping-juxta-, in Whitechapel, 315
Herne, Mr. [justice of the peace], 67
", (or Hearne) alias Richmond, Andrew Fryer alias, clerk, 78, 115(2)
Herring, Isa, 290
Herringe, Robert, 161
Hertford, co., 66, 75, 81, 123, 169, 260, 272
Hessey, Francis Byde, alias West alias Fremasons, 29
Heston, co. Midd., 20, 26, 35, 42 (2), 44, 48, 49, 86, 103, 105, 129, 130(2), 131, 136(2), 139, 144, 153, 175
", Parish of, 103, 135, 175
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", [Osterley] parkat, Assaulting and beating servants in the, 105
Hetherhall [sic] Ethersell, or Hethersall, Mary, 230 (2)
Hewett, Joan Cordwell alias, 36
", Peter, 296
", Richard, 10
Hewlam [Hulam], co. Durham, 45, 134
Hewlyn, Benjamin, 311
Heworth, co. York, 46
Hewson, Jefferey, 363
Heycock, Humphrey, 174
Heydon, Andrew, 299
", see Haydon
Heysem alias Delbridge, Thomas, 44, 45
Heysham, co. Lancaster, 47, 132
Heyston [Heysham], co. Lancaster, 132
Hickabusie, William Balme, alias, 62
Hickes, John, 85
", William, 307, 377, 378
", see Hicks
Hickman, Richard, 239, 301
Hicks, Sir Baptist, knt. and bart., Burglary at, 9
", Captain, 273
", Hall, 222
", " An order made at, referring a petition to the justices inhabiting within the Holborn division, 382
", " St. John's Street, 51, 97, 147, 148, 149, 186, 195, 202, 209, 212 (3), 220, 226, 230, 231, 237, 254, 275, 277, 282, 321, 324, 333
", " Warrant to convey conventiclers to the port of London for embarkation, &c., dated at, [362], 364, 367
", " Sessions of oyer and terminer, Sessions of the peace, General sessions of the peace, General quarter sessions and Quarter sessions held at, see Sessions
", John, 225
", see Hickes
Hickxhall, see Hicks Hall
Hide, Edward, 353
", Sir Nicholas, knt., chief justice of the common pleas, 29
", William, 180
", William, M.A., master of the free school at Harrow Hill, 208
", see Hyde
Higgens, Hugh, 167
", Joane, 230 (2)
Higges, Henry, 125, 126
High Street, Whitechapel, 371
Higham, Francis, 174
Highgate, The earl of Kingston's house house at, 281
", Persons visited with the plague at, to be shut up, &c, 40
", General sessions of the peace held at, 4
Highway, Assault in the, 263
", Obstruction of, by hackney coachmen plying for fares, 105
", robbers to be hanged in Holborn, 319
", Surveyors of, 226, 228, 229, 230, 231
", see Highways
Highwaymen, &c, Charged with being a companion of, 256
Highways, By-laws for preservation of, 226
", " touching, Editorial note upon the, 228
", and common carriers, Order touching, 195
", damaged by excessive weights carried upon carts, waggons, &c, 196, 227
", decayed in several parishes, 196
", and ditches, Dead carrion not to be cast into the, 226
", Orders and by laws touching, 228, 229
", Ordinance made for preservation, &c., of, 226, 229
", repaired by inhabitants of parishes, &c, 196, 226, 227
", of St. Giles's-in-the-Fields, By-laws made by the inhabitants and surveyors of the, 226, 229
", of St. Leonard's parish, Shoreditch, By-laws touching the, 227
", Surveyors of, to distrain for breaches of by-laws of, 229
", see Highway
Higrinus, John, Ph. Dr., 78
Hill, David, 254
", Elizabeth, 219
", Humphrey, 100
", James, 3
", John, 165, 330
Hill, Robert, 165
", Thomas, 99, 310
", William, 125 (2), 126
", see Hills
Hillingdon, co. Midd., 320
", Parish of, 28
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", Inhabitants of, 28
", church, &c, of, Petition for letters patent to collect a benevolence for repair of, 28
Hills, Humphrey, 20
", John, gent., 214
", see Hill
Hilton, Thomas, gent., 133
", Thomas, 45
Hinckley, Alice, 165
Hincks, Joshua, 330
Hinde, John, esq., 265
Hinderson [sic] William, 93
", see Henderson
Hinton, Thomas, 310
Hipsley, Edward, 289
Hitch, Anne, 121
Hitchcock, Edith, 167
Hixe, Arthur, 27
Hixhall, see Hicks Hall
Hoare, Henry, gent, 368, 369
", Henry, 178
Hobbes, John, 384
", Richard, 151
", Suzan, 3
", Thomas, 22
Hobert, John, 309
Hoberts, Miles, esq., 362
Hobson, William, 333
Hockin, John, 98, 184
Hockley-in-the-Hole, Making a fire at, and near the saltpetre houses, 386
"Hocus-pocus," 241
Hoddesdon, Thomas, 200
Hodgekins, Captain Thomas, 310
", see Hodgkins
Hodges, Mary, 182
", Thomas, 30
Hodgkins, John, 290
", see Hodgekins
Hodgson, Edward, 62, 63
", see Hoxton
Hog Lane, 258
Hog Lane, St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, 183
Hogge alias Armour, Margaret, 124
" alias Armory, Margaret, 182 (2)
Hoggeflesh, Thomas, 386
[Hoghton], Hapton, Hoopton, co. Lancaster, 48, 133
Holborn, co. Midd., 1, 2 (2), 3, 5, (2), 12, 16, 19, 21, 23, 25, 31, 35, 36, 38 (3), 41, 42 (2), 45, 50 (3), 51 (2), 52, 53 (2), 54, 55 (2), 58 (2), 59, 64, 65, 66, 71, 74, 76, 81, 86, 88, 94, 97, 104, 119, 129, 130 (2), 134, 135, 136 (2), 137, 138, 139, 140, 141 (2), 142 (3), 143 (2), 144, 146, 147, 148 (2), 150, 155, 162, 166 (2), 172, 173, 174, 176, 179, 180 (2), 184, 186, 192, 200, 202 (2), 204, 205 (2), 206 (2), 210, 211, 212, 218, 220 (2), 221 (2), 223, 224, 230, 242, 244, 249 (2), 252, 259, 262, 282, 315, 318, 320, 322, 324, 325 (2), 334, 337, 338, 347, 352, 359, 372, 381, 383, 385
", St. Andrew's, parish of, see St. Andrew's, &c.
", &c., Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", Ely House, 225
", Fuller's Rents, 290
", The highway at, 194
", Highway robbers to be hanged in, 319
", division, Justices inhabiting within the, 382
", street near Gray's Inn, Forgers to stand on the pillory at, for two hours, &c, 388
", The Turnstile tavern in, 336 (3)
", An arrest by the watch in, 57
", Breaking windows at the back of, 165
", High, co. Midd., 5, 12 (2), 24, 44, 131, 147, 165, 250, 273, 318
", " The constable of, 118
", " constable of, Petition for payment of money expended by the, on the poor of, during the visitation of the plague, 382
Holborn, High, Churchwardens and overseers of the poor of, 382
", " The quest for, 250
", " Rates assessed for the visited poor of, 382
", " St. Giles's - in - the Fields, 271
Holborne, Bernard, 260
Holder, John, 318
Hole haven, co. Essex, 314
Holes (a game), 189
Holland, Fine, 79
", see Hollands
", Henry, carl of, K.G., Defaming the, 82
", Henry, 253
", Joan, 218
", Sir John, knt., 147
", John, 177
Hollands, 70, 315
", see Holland
Hollis, William, 126
Holloway, John, 174, 175, 280
Hollyday, Edward, 126
Hollyer, Richard, 327
Hollyman, John, 183
Hollywell Street, co. Midd., 58, 59, 102, 137, 176, 181
" ", St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, Conventicle held in, 343, 345
" ", the thoroughfare for carrying away a great part of the soil of the city, 227, 228
" ", Soil from the city scattered in. by overfilling carts, &c, 228
Holmbie, Francis Quasse't, alias Robert Redpeith alias Greene alias, clerk, 52, 80 [116 (2), 117]
Holme, co. Lancaster [47], 133
Holmehall [Holme Hall], co. Norfolk, 146
Holmes, Ellis, 3
", Elionore, 87
", Thomas, 87, 307
", William, 7, 104
Holstein, ambassador to the duke of, John Henry, lord Killman, 280
Holt, Christopher, 375
", John, 299
Holte, Sir Thomas, knt. (justice of the peace), 39
Holton, Thomas [junior], 328
", Thomas, senior, 328
Holy Court, The (book), 379
" Trinity, Maintaining &c., blasphemous opinions against the, 204 (2)
Homicide, Justifiable, 68, 69
", by mischance, 40, 49, 70, 110, 281, 320
", in self-defence, 315, 318
Hone, John, 268
Hoods, see Apparel, prices of
Hooke, Mary, 295
Hooker, John, 229
", Mr., 40
Hooks and eyes, A maker of, 269
Hooper, Gifford, 104
Hoopton [Hoghton], co. Lancaster, 133
"Hooves" of beasts, Recognizances not to gather or store up, during the time of the plague, 167 (2)
Hopgood, Henry, 362
Hopkins, Henry, 264
", John, 32
", William, 225
Hoppe, John, 319
Horlocke, William, 282
Horn into a shop, Throwing dirt and a, 280
Hornchurch, Parish of, co. Essex, 261
Home, Mary Board alias, 296
", Richard, 94, 95, 122 (3), 123
", Thomas, 10
Horner, Benjamin, 303
Horns, ink, Silver, 380
Hornsey, co. Midd., 5, 86
", Parish of, 52
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
", Inhabitants of, 52
", Order to annul an election to be constable of, 52
Horse-bits, 72
" cloth, A canvas, 251
" ferry, Tothill Fields, Westm, The bridge near the, 50
" foot picker, A, 382
Horse, lord general Cromwell's regiment of, The, 203
", stealing, 21, 27, 55, 112, 124, 192, 201, 283 (2), 284 (2), 286, 288, 298 (2), 372
", " Acquittals for, 19, 38, 103, 372
" see Horses
Horselock with chain, Fastening a, to the leg of an apprentice, &c., 231
Horses, Reins for coach, 21
", Runaway, 110
", not to be fed in the streets before men's doors, 227
", tailed together, Galloping with, through Whitechapel street, 183
", under pretence of a warrant from parliament, Taking up, 176
", see Horse
Horsley, George, 163
Horsleydown Stairs, St. Olave's parish, 263
Horth, George, 255
Horton, Anne, 110
", co. Bucks, Burglary at, 270
", George, 228
", Richard, 312
", Walter, 207
Horwood, Alexander, 260
Horwth, co. Lancaster, 134
Hose, see Apparel, prices of
Hosier Lane, 62
Host, Elevation of the, 241, 247, 248
Hothwell, co. Leicester, 142
Hough, Nicholas, 176
Hough-super-Montem, co. Lincoln, 65, 133. 141
Houlden [? Howden], co. York, 46
", see Houldon
Houlding, William, 240
Houldon (or Houlden), [? Howden], co. York, 131
", see Houlden
Houltesen, Baltezar, gent., 242
", see Houlthousen
Houlthousen, Balthazar, 254
", see Houltesen
Hounsditch in St. Botolph's, 340
Hounslow, co. Midd., 24, 26, 45, 167
", Parish of, 27
House of Correction, see Correction, Ho. of
", James, 240
House pulled down in a riot at Moorfields, A, 99 (2)
" Threatening to pull down the, of a member of the parliamentary committee, 102
" see Houses
Housebreaking, 15, 17, 29, 31, 36, 65, 85, 122 (2), 201, 222, 255, 262, 271, 315, 372, 380
", An accusation of, 178
", Acquittals for, 36, 300, 320
Household, comptroller of the king's (Car. I.), Sir John Sucklinge, knt., 2
", implements and stuff for a workhouse, Certificatory letter for money to purchase, 331, 332
Houses closed as infected dwellings, Breaking into, 64 (2)
" divided &c., Owners of, to be assessed for relief of the poor, although dwelling out of the parish, 374, 375
" not to be divided into tenements, and only one family to reside therein, 374
Hoven, Frederick, 167
Hovingham [Ovington], North Riding, co. York, 166
Hovington [Ovington], co. York, 41
How, Robert, 98
Howard, Anne, 337
", Anne Haiward alias, 247, 292
", Jeremiah, 322 (2)
", William, 327
[Howden ?], (Houlden or) Houldon, co. York, 46, 131
Howell, Elizabeth, 64
", Prudence, 102, 125
", Richard, 192
Howket, Robert, 160, 161
Howman, Robert, 168
Hownsden, Robert, 271
Howson, Helen, 124
Howston, John, 51
Howth, co. Lancaster, 45
Howton, John, 368
Hoxton, co. Midd., 26, 319
", Rescuing a pressed man from the constable of, 164
", in St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, 375
Hoy, A (boat), 388
Hoyle, John, esq. (or gent), 333, 334
Hubbard, John, 321
Hubbert, Master, 295
", Mr., 99 (2)
Hubert, Robert, 386
Hudson, Francis, gent., 80
", Peter, 95
", Samuel, 252
", William, esq. (justice of the peace), 52
", " 257
Huggett, John, 92
Hughes, George, 64
", John, 103
", Margaret, 126
", Rowland, 242
", Walter, 165
[Hulam], Hewlam, co. Durham, 45, 134
Hulbert, George, esq., 79, 80
Hull, Mary, 339
Hulstead, Edward, 277
Hulsted, Edward, 266
Hume, John, gent., 207
Humfreyes, Michael, 60
", see Humphreys, Humphries
Humiliation day, Rescuing lambs distrained upon for breach of, 196
Humphreys, John, 334
", see Humfreyes, Humphries
Humphries, Robert, 82
", see Humfreyes, Humphreys
Hunn, Thomas, 23
Hunt, Dorothy, 336
", Paul, 319
", Ralph, 16
", Thomas, 173
Hunting, Unlawful, in Theobald's park, Enfield, 93, 94
Huntley, Jordaine, 310
Hurst, Daniel Hust alias, [320], 321
", William, 29
Hurston, Augustine, 20
Hurstwood, co. Lancaster, 47, 133
Husband, wife to answer concerning the death of her, A, 75
", to allow his wife £20 per annum for her separate maintenance, Order made for a, 275
Huse, Daniel Huske alias, 320, [321]
Huske alias Huse, Daniel, 320, [321]
Hust alias Hurst, Daniel [320], 321
Hutchin, Richard, 26
", see Hutchins
Hutchins, John, 89
", Richard, 20
", Katherine, 274
", see Hutchin
Hutchinson, George, 255
", John, 258
Hutton, Henry, 214
[Huyton], Haighton, Hyton, co. Lancaster, 47, 132, 133
Hyatt, Thomas, 255
Hyde Park, Order for alehouses, near, to be suppressed, 105
" Sir Robert, chief justice, 361, 363
" see Hide
Hynde, Anthony, 221 (2)
Hynett, William, 333
Hyton [Huyton], co. Lancaster, 132
I.
Ickenham, Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Ickswort, William, 305
Idle persons living out of service under pretence of coal-heaving, &c., 169 (2), 170
Immoral houses, Order for the suppression of, xii, 13, 14
Impious bargain with an evil spirit, Making an, xi, 88
Imprest man refusing to appear on shipboard, An, 384
Impresting a woman for Jamaica with a pretended warrant, and taking money to discharge her, 248
Incest, Prosecution for, 289
Incontinency, see Adultery
Indian gilt drawing-board, An, 275
Indicatory letters and other abbreviatory capitals used in the present volume, xxvii
Indictment for making an impious bargain with an evil spirit, xi, 88
" of Frances Richardson for picking the pocket of Francis Quarles, gent., x
Indictments for felonies committed in Middlesex, Capital executions for felonies, or for silence to, temp. Charles I., xvii
Indictments for felonies committed in Middlesex, Capital executions for felonies, or for silence to, temp. Commonwealth, xviii
" and orders of the files and books temp. Charles I., Curious, x
" Process book of, from 6 Oct. 7 Charles I. to 4 Dec. 16 Charles I., vi
" Process book of, Particulars taken from the, 7–16 Charles I., 128–159
" Recognizances, Coroners' Inquisitions, &c., &c., temp. Charles I., 1–105
" Recognizances, Coroners' Inquisitions, &c., temp. Commonwealth, 188–282
" Recognizances, Coroners' Inquisitions, &c., &c., 12–18 Charles II., 302– 389
" and Recognizances of sessions of peace rolls, viii
" and Recognizances taken from sessions of peace rolls temp. Charles I., 160–187
" and Recognizances of the commonwealth records, Curious, xiv
" for stealing jewellery and plate, x
Indies, see East Indies, &c.
Infanticide, 25, 27 (2), 42, 61
Informers, 100, 202, 215, 216
", bribed (re tippling act) to be disqualified to be, 53
Ingle, . . . ., 269
Ingots of silver, 56, 85
Ink-horns, Silver, 380
Inman, George alias John, 35, 36
", alias Pothecary, George alias John, 36
Inmate, An, 177
Inmates, &c., to be removed from newlyerected, or divided houses, cellars, &c., 373, 374
Inn, Beating and bruising a man in an, 75(2)
Inner Temple, see Temple
Innes, Alexander, gent., 382, 383
Inns, see Signs
Inquisitions-post-mortem, Coroners', 2, 4, 18 (2), 20 (2), 21 (2), 24, 32, 34, 40 (2), 42, 43, 48, 50 (2), 58 (3), 61, 62, 64, 68, 70, 214 (2), 219, 221, 248, 254, 281, 302, 318, 320, 325, 334, 362, 383
" Coroners', not returned, 189
Insurrection, An, 310 (2)
", against the government, Penruddock's, 246
Insurrectionist, Harbouring and concealing an, 246
", suspected, A, 310
Interludes and stage plays at the Red Bull playhouse, Unlawfully maintaining, xv, 279, 280
Ippesley, William, 105
Ipsly, Anne, 293
Ipswich, co. Essex [sic], 10
Ireland, army in, Attempt to rob the states waggon laden with money for the, 204
", City of Dublin, 177
", John, 184
", plantation in, Secretary and Solicitor for the affairs of the city of London, touching the, 52
", An impressed soldier to serve in the wars of, and order concerning the same, 1, 2
", surveyor-general of the customs and excise in, Counterfeit order appointing a, 261
", William, 99
", Zouch, 288, 289
Irish priest, An, 171
Irnham, co. Lincoln, 48, 133
Iron bar, An, 276
" bars, Carrying away, 257
" crow bar of, A, 183
" casements, 276
" chest, An, 273
" fire, A 389
" frame for a garden roller, An, 258
" Counterfeit needles made of (poisonous), 170
" Pieces of, 276
" but slugs only, Wheels not to be shod with, 227, 229
" see Irons
Ironmonger Lane, London, 147
Irons, Drawing (Engraving tools (?)), 24
", Gilt stirrup, 72
", see Iron
Isgare, Adam, 223
(?) ", Adam Esterley, 293
", Mary, 224
(?) ", Mary Anne Esker, 293
Isleworth, co. Midd., 28 (2), 373, 384
", Parish of, 28 (2)
", " Weekly assessment made in the, for relief of persons infected, 62
Islington, co. Midd., 21, 23, 55, 58, 81, 102, 128, 129, 154, 159, 160, 171, 179 (2), 194, 337
", Parish of, see St. Mary's, Islington
", parish church of, Attempt to raise a tumult in the, on the sabbath-day, 102
", The highway between the Red Bull and, 160, 161
", Murderer hanged on a gibbet at, for three hours, 288
", Person sentenced to be hanged for sacrilege at, 110
Issard, Grace, 28, 29
Issue plates, Silver, 380
Itchell, William, 37
Itchill James, 319
Itchington, Thorpe in, alias Long Itchington, co. Warwick, 54, 137
Ivery, Abraham, 16
Ivinghoe co. Bucks, 197
Ivory, Bridget, 279
", dial, An, 95
J.
Jack, A [a block], 43
", Richard Carpenter alias Phibby, 42
Jackman, Thomas, 330
Jackson, Alice, 87, [88]
", alias Atkinson, Frances, 24 292
", George, 224
", John Hammond (or Hamond alias, clerk, 77, 114 (2)
", Mary, 224
Jackson, Simon, gent., 68
", Thomas, 252
Jacob, Thomas, ix, 168
Jamaica, Conventiclers to be transported to, 354 (2), 355, 356, 358, 359, 360, 361 (3), 363, 364 (2), 366 (2), 367 (3), 370
", Impresting a woman for, with a pretended warrant, and taking money to discharge her, 248
", Prisoners pardoned to be transported to, 368
", Warrant for the sheriff of Middlesex to convey conventiclers to the port of London for embarkation to, 362, 364, 367, 370
James alias Golder, Anne, 29
" Edy, 233, 234
Janes, Thomas, 126
Jarrow, Bridget, 334
Jarvis, Edward, 193
Jay-bird, Shooting at a, 40
Jefferies, William, 258
Jeffery, William, 370
Jeffrey, . . . ., 72
", see Geffrey, Jeoffrye
Jeninges, Mr., 67
", see Jenings, Jennings
Jenings, Jonathan, 330
", Thomas, 305
", see Jeninges, Jennings
Jenkins, Dorothea Babtian alias Dame Dorothy, 275
Jenkinson, Sir Thomas, knt., 147
Jennings, Hugh, 175
", John, 175, 201, 298
", see Jeninges, Jenings
Jenny, Sir Arthur, knt., 188
Jeoffrye (or Geffrey), John, 232
" see Jeffery, Jeffrey
Jerkins, see Apparel, prices of
Jemegan, Sir Henry, bart., 21
Jervis, John, 94, 95, 96, 122 (2), 123
Jesson, George, 328
Jesuit, A (prisoner in Newgate), 180
", A suspected, 273 (2)
Jesuits, &c., Neglecting to assist in execution of warrant for apprehension of, 245
", Recusants, &c, Proclamation for executing the laws against, 238
Jeupe, William, 381
", see Jupe
Jewell, William, 334
Jewellery and plate, Indictments for stealing, x
Jewellery, Prices of:—
-, Agate set with diamonds, An, with
falcon cut, 9
-, Beads, Agate and crystal, 381
-, Bodkin set with diamonds, A gold,
235
-, " silver, A, 203
-, Bodkins, Gold, 87, 98
-, Bracelet set in gold, cornelian, A,
381
-, " pearl, with green and red
stones, A, 44
-, Bracelets, Diamond, 44
-, " Pearl, 44, 87
-, Buckle for a belt, silver, A, 381
-, Buckles, Silver shoe, 380
-, Buttons, Gold, 251
-, " Silver, 381
-, " Silver plate, 380
-, Carcanet of gold set with diamonds,
A, 98
-, Carconet of diamonds, A gem called
a, 44
-, Case enamelled, with picture therein,
A gold, 236
-, Chains of pearls, 60, 87, 95, 198
-, Cluster of nutts with rubies of gold,
A, 53
-, Corals set in gilt dockets, with silver
bells, 380
-, Coronet of beaten gold, A, 79
-, Cross set with an emerald and pendants of gold set with diamonds,
A gold, 236
-, Crucifix, silver-gilt, A, 381
-, Gems, &c., 87
-, Golden fly set with rubies, diamonds
and sapphires, A, 53
-, Hearts, Silver, 232, 381
-, Jewel of gold set with diamonds,
with a pendant of
gold set with diamonds fastened
thereto, A, 236
-, " " with emerald and
diamonds, A, 85
-, " " enamelled, A, 316
-, " " set with diamonds,
A round, 53
-, Jewel called a true lover's knot,
enamelled black, with diamonds, A, 53
-, Jewels, 81, 86, 87, 96
-, " for a caroonet [carcanet], 87
-, " of gold set with diamonds,
203, 316
-, " Pendant, set with diamonds,
36
-, Knot set with diamonds, A gold,
235
-, Medals, Silver, 267
-, Necklaces of pearls, 39, 191, 222,
235, 315
-, Padlocks of gold, enamelled, 53
-, Pearl, A great, set in gold, like an
acorn, 87
-, Pencils, Silver, 381
-, Pendants, Diamond, 44, 53
-, " &c., of gold set with diamonds, 236
-, Picture of Charles II. set in gold
with a pearl hanging to it,
A, 380
-, " of our lady Mary, garnished
with silver, A, 35
-, " of our Saviour, garnished
with gold, A, 35
-, Ring, black enamelled, with a knot
and pointed diamond, A, 53
-, " gold, set with an "amatist"
[amethyst], A, 259
-, " " set with a blue stone,
A, 218
-, " " gold enamelled, set with
Bristol stones, A, 232
-, " " enamelled with a death's
head, A, 267
-, " " with a death's head engraven, A, 60
-, " pointed diamond, A, 44
-, " " set with doublet stone,
A, 32
-, " " set with an emerald and
two diamonds, A, 209
-, " " great, enamelled black,
A, 53
-, " " enamelled with divers
colours, A, 53
-, " " set with a garnet, A, 32
-, " " hoop, with a diamond,
A, 44
-, " " with knots, A, 32
-, Ring, gold, with a picture of Charles
I. on it, A, 380
-, " " with the picture of a
crow set in it, A, 268
-, " " set with red stones, A,
203
-, " " set with ruby and amitus (?) [amethysts]
stones, A, 36
-, " " set with rubies and a
table diamond, A,
273
-, " " cut with arms to seal, A, 9
-, " " set with todstones, A,
211, 218
-, " " with a "turkey stone,"
A, 60
-, " " set with a yellow stone,
A, 259
-, " see Rings
-, Ringlet with a ruby, A gold, 264
-, Rings, 81, 95
-, " Gold, 53, 74, 85, 89, 192,
193, 201 (2), 203,
218 (2), 232, 264,
267, 273, 316, 381
-, " " set with Bristol stones,
32
-, " " set with diamonds, 39,
53, 60, 89, 198, 203,
211, 259, 268, 273
-, " " with diamonds set in
them like a rose,
267 (2)
-, " " set with emeralds, 198,
267
-, " " enamelled, 203, 232,
381
-, " " for locks of hair, enamelled, 381
-, " " for locks of hair
wrought with tulips,
381
-, " " Hollow, 381
-, " " Joint, 381
-, " " set with rubies, 211,
218
-, " " Seal, 60, 89
-, " " Wedding, 267, 381
-, " " see Ring
-, Seal, A cornelian, 203
-, gold, set with a cornelian
engraven, A, 236
-, Seal . . ., An emerald, 203
-, " gold, set with a sapphire, engraven, A, 236
-, Seals, Silver, 37, 232, 381
-, Tags, set with diamonds, Gold, 235
-, Watch, brass, A, 95
-, ", gold, A, 236
-, ", with two covers, A, 95
-, ", silver, with crystal case, A,
203
-, " " garnished, with crystal, with case unpolished, A, 95
-, ", case, silver, A, 380
-, Watches, 85, 201
-, ", with brass covers, 95
-, ", with crystal covers, garnished with gold, 95
-, " Gilt, 95, 96
-, ", with gilt covers, 95
-, ", with, or in gold cases,
236, 267, 268, 321
-, ", Silver, 95, 96
-, ", with covers of silver, 95
-, Whistle with a coral and silver
chain, A, 264
-, " silver, A, 95
Jewellery, &c., Stealing, to the value of £1,500, 81
Jewels worth £800, Suspected accessory to stealing, 269
" see Jewellery, price of
Jewer, William, 269
Jewers, Ambrose, 255
Jewess, Order touching a professed, 186
", A professed, to attend the assembly of divines, 186, 187
", " " Certificate from the assembly of divines concerning, 187
Joaneby (or Joanby), co. Cumberland, 47, 132
Joanes, Anne, 165
", Thomas, 339
", see Jones
Jobur, Stephen, 175
John, . . ., 52, 183
John, Ship called the, 230 (3)
", and Katherine, The boatswain of the, 266
", of London, The hoy, 307
Johnson, Christofer, 165
", Edward, 224
", Edward, gent., 151
", Henry, 254
", James, 339
", John, 272, 327
", alias Becom, John, 79
", alias Cole, Joseph, 10
", Mr. (constable), 336 (3)
", Margarett, 165
", Nathan, 314
", Robert, 251, 327
", Samuel, 303
", Simon, 60
", Thomas, 208
", William, 62, 63, 201, 267, 284
", see Johnsonn, Jonson
Johnsonn, Edward, 219
", see Johnson, Jonson
Joice, Mary, 247, 292
Jole, Augustine, 265
Jones, George, 290
", Henry, 48, 326
", Isabell, 298
", James, 11 (2)
", Jervas (Jervis or Gervis), gent., 260, 261, 262, 282
", John, 283, 379 (2), 380
", Lewis, 334
", Richard, 327
", Susan, 255
", Sir William, knt. (justice of the common pleas), 38
", see Joanes
Jonson, Edmond, 257
", see Johnson, Johnsonn
Jordan, Elizabeth, 32
", Joseph, 330
Jordane, Richard, 288
Jowles, Captain Valentine, 277
Judges of Assize, Signet addressed to, 67
" " ", co. Bucks, Signmanual addressed to the, 28
" of the king's bench, An order to be given by the, 110
Judgments deferred for the court to take counsel, 371, 379
Junk, Suspicion of stealing a parcel of, from a ship, 254
Jupe, Edward, 63
", see Jeupe
Jury, Record of a special finding of a, touching a catholic priest, 81
Jury, grand, Presentment of the, touching the rate of sea coals, &c., 213
", of matrons, 85, 107, 110, 111, 287 (2)
Justice, lord chief, Glynn, Uttering scandalous words against, 252
", " " Rolle, 213
", " " Committal by the, 367
", Chief (Sir Orlando Bridgman, knt. and bart.), 373, 374
", " of the common pleas (Sir Nicholas Hide, knt.), 29
", " (Sir Robert Hyde), 361, 363
", " (Sir John Keeling, knt.), 373, [374]
", " of the upper bench, 210
", of the common bench (Edward Atkyns), 220
", of the common pleas (Sir William Jones, knt.), 38
", of the pleas (Sir John Keeling, knt.) A, 361, 363
", " " (Sir Robert Twisden, knt.), A, 361
", high court of, Depraving the, 192
", hall in the Old Bailey, 85
", " in the Old Bailey, Sessions of the peace for the city of London held at the, 210
", " in the Old Bailey, Quarter sessions of the peace for London and Middlesex held at the, 272 (2)
", of the peace, Certificate of marriage before a, 223
", " A false certificate of parties having been cried for marriage presented to a, 234
", " within the city of London, A, 100
", " co. Kent, A, 193
", " Recusants to deliver themselves to the nearest, 172
Justice of the Peace, Warrants from a, 185, 186
" see Justices, &c.
Justices of Gaol Delivery, 92
" of Middlesex, Certificatory letter from the president and governors of the corporation for the poor to the, 331
" of Middlesex, Decree of the, removing the vicar of Twickenham for preaching sedition, &c., from the pulpit, 308
" of oyer and terminer 92
" of the Peace, No alehouse keeper to be licensed but by five of the, 190
" of the Peace, The form of certificate to be used in the case of recusants refusing to take the oath of abjuration and neglecting to appear before, to take the said oath, 238, 239
" of the peace, Disturbers of the peace after proclamation made by, 353 (2)
" of the peace assembled at Hicks Hall, 202
" of the peace, Judgments and decrees of the, declaring null and void certain contracts of marriages, 233, 237
" of the peace, Order of the, for husband to allow his wife £20 per annum for her separate maintenance, 275
" of the peace, Order made by the, for annulment of a marriage on account of age, 264
" of the peace, A pension granted by the, 2 [25]
" of the peace, Petition of a maimed soldier referred from the king to, I
" of the peace, Ratification, &c., by, of bye-laws for preservation of highways, 226, 227, 229
" of the Peace (named) at the general quarter sessions held at Hicks' Hall, 363, 373
" of the peace (named) at session of oyer and terminer held at Hicks Hall, 361, 365
Justices of the peace, Warrant of the, to conduct conventiclers to Newgate 370
" of the peace co. Essex, 207
" of the peace, co. Warwick, 39
" of the peace for Westminster (named), 100, 105, 186, 194 (2), 196
" of the peace for Westminster, Petitions to the, 100, 101
" to report the number of alehouses necessary for each parish, &c, 190
" sitting in the vicinity of unlawful assemblies (conventicles), 349
" Assessments made by, for relief of places infected with the plague, 4 (2)
" certificates made to the lord keeper, &c, 16 (2), 28
" Insolent and contemptuous speaking to and of, 6, 34, 163, 174 177, 231, 276
" breaking up an unlawful meeting of quakers, 353 (2)
" (named) who heard and determined a case of sedition, 119
K.
Kampe Anthony, 104
Katherine wheel (an inn), Southwark, The, 237
" Tower, Parish of, see St. Katherine's, Tower
Keeling, Sir John, knt. (chief justice), 373.[374]
", " (one of the king's justices), 361, 363
", Mary, 229, 230
Keepers of the liberty of England by the authority of parliament, The, 188, 189, 190, 191, 197, 202, 217, 275, 278 279, 280 281, 282
Keinton John, gent. 85
Kelham, George, 165
Kelley, William, 107
Kelly, William, 22
Kelmishe [Kelmarsh], co. Northampton, 160
Kempe, Henry, 381
", Thomas, 264
[Kempsey], Kemsey, co. Worcester, 145
Kempton, Mathew, 255
Kemsey, [Kempsey], co. Worcester, 145
Kemys Sir Charles, bart, 267
Kenman alias Kinman, William, 219
Kennett alias Smith Elizabeth, 299
Kennit alias Smith. Elizabeth, 278
Kensington, co. Midd. 5 9, 20, 23 26, 31, 38, 42, 130, 136, 142, 143. 144 153, 168, 191, 211, 304
", Parish of, 9, 191
", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Kent, Co., 39, 48, 54, 55, 76, 87, 136, 137, 146, 148, 193, 253
", Highway robbery in, 209
", Isaac, 68
", John 257
Kentish Town, co. Midd., 6 23, 143 144
" ", Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Kerby, Thomas 263
Kerbye John, 162
Kerrington, Henry, 175
Kerry Lane, London, 147
Kersley Thomas, 109
Keswick, co. Cumberland, Counterfeit writing reporting a large fire, &c., at, 217
Ketch, John, clerk, 321
Kettle, Stealing a 72
Kettleby, co. Lincoln, 133
Kew, co. Surrey, 18
Key, Henry, 300
Keys, 37, 383
Kidders, Licences granted to, 373
Kidnapping and being Kidnappers, Persons accused, &c, of, ix, 100 (2). 181, 182, 185, 224, 230 (4), 233, 239 (2), 253 (2), 255, 256, 257 (2), 259 (2), 261, 262, 263, 266 (2), 269 (3), 271, 274, 278, 279, 302, 303, [306], 315, 326, 331, 335 (2), 336 (2), 351, 367, 381
Kidneys," Death from "the payne of the, 58
Kiffener, Andrew, 236
", Judeth, 236
Kilbourn Abbey, 276
Killersbye, Sara, 126
Killing in self-defence, [221], 290
" and slaying, Heavy recognizances to answer for, 18, 19
Killinghall, co. York, 46
Killingham [Killinghall], co. York, 132
Killman, John Henry, lord, ambassador to the duke of Hohtein, 280
Kinder, Matthew, 75
"King [Charles I.] is a stuttering fool," Seditious speech saying the, 93
" Denying the, to be supreme head of the church of England, 165
" " Person to answer for saying "God bless the, but not expressing whom meant, 195
" Harry Yard, St. Botolph's. Aldgate, 335
" John, 96, 305
" Sampson, 298
" Street, Wapping, 367
" Thomas, 98
" Tom (Thomas, lord Fairfax, called), 103
Kinge, Aron, 173
", David, 311
", John, 170
", William, 184
Kingegate, 177
Kinges, William, 34
King's Bench, Chief justice of the, 374
" ", Indictment certified in the, by writ of certiorari, 116
" ", judges of the, Order to be given by the, 110
" ", Recusants producing writs of certiorari to be returned into the, 154 (2), 155 (4), 156 (3), 157 (6), 158 (9), 159
" ", A Scire facias to be brought into the, 108
" ", Speakers of sedition to answer for same in the, 114 (2)
" coroner of the household, Henry Dennington, gent., 61
" coroners for Middlesex, Henry Harriett, gent., one of the, 61
King's counsel at law, The, 118
" court, (Whitehall), The, 61
" evil, Pretending to have the, and thereby cheat the king of his gold, 334
" Langley, co. Hertford, 75
" proclamation, Imprisonment for speaking against the, 115
Kingsbury, Weekly assessment made in, for relief of persons infected, 63
Kingsland, Bridge near St. Leonard's church, Shoreditch, leading to, to be repaired, 230, 231
Kingston, Henry, earl of, 281
", John, 303
", co. Surrey, 170
Kinletthall, co. Hereford, 148
Kinmon, William Kenman alias, 219
Kint, Richard, 169
Kipping, Francis, 139
Kippinge, Francis, 32
Kirkby Stephen, co. Westmoreland, 47, 132
Kirton, Daniell, 253
Kitchinge, Edward, gent., 85
Knee cuffs, 280
Knife, A dagger, 221
", and sheath, Robbery of a, 194
Knight, Arthure, 288
", Christopher, 271
", Edward, 194, 285
", Henry, 64
", Leonard, 163
", Philip, 63
", Richard, 51, 138
", Thomas, 242
", William, 19
Knightlie, Andrew, gent., 117
Knockton Abbey, co. York, 46
Knocton, co. York, 131
Knot, Gold, see Jewellery, price of
", A jewel called a true lovers', 53
", Mary, 223
Knowles, earl of Banbury, Lord, 32
", Francis, 307
", Henry, esq., 6
", William, 264, 265
Knox, Francis, 176
Knuckle, John, 57
Kowcrosse, 169
", see Cow Cross
Krookvergness in Morgan's Rents, Stepney, 258