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U
Udall (Eudall), William, 26.
-, letters from, 7, 12, 57.
-, information of, report on, 9–11.
Ulpha (Ulfay) [Cumb.], 441.
Ulster, Earl of, see Plantagenet.
Underhill, William, 311.
Union of England with Scotland, (the
Union), 143, 256, 345.
-, Scottish attitude to, 86, 99.
-, and Lord Zouche, 314.
-, Commissioners for, 332, 364, 420,
446.
-, -, choosing of, 98, 169, 413.
-, -, good wishes to, 336, 359.
-, -, meeting of, at Westminster,
357.
-, makes Border offices unnecessary,
342.
-, James I's views on, 363–364, 366,
369, 395, 422–423.
-, act of naturalization under, 366,
369.
-, French attitude to, 367.
-, Act of, ready for Parliament, 382.
-, Preface to, objected to, 395, 422–
423.
-, goodwill of Commons towards, 414.
-, as a principal proposition in Parliament, 425.
United Provinces, States General of,
letters to, 1.
-, letters from, 67, 94.
-, and cloth trade with England, 1–3.
-, Council of, in Holland, 96, 102, 103,
267, 306.
-, -, at Sluys, 200, 280.
-, and war in Low Countries, army of,
see under Nassau, Count Maurice.
-, -, cost of, 360–361.
-, -, English troops employed by,
reward of, 92.
-, -, -, advancement of officers
of, 130, 131, 306.
-, -, -, a pension to an officer's
widow, 134.
-, -, -, an attempt to make
mutiny, 251.
-, -, -, see also Army, English.
-, -, disagreements with Count
Maurice, see under Nassau, Count
Maurice.
-, -, Scottish troops employed by,
see Scotland.
-, -, see also Ostend and Sluys.
-, order Dutch to impeach English
ships trading with the Archduke,
332.
-, and treaty between England and
Spain, 424.
-, -, effect of, on wars in the Low
Countries, 270–274, 282, 301,
360–361.
-, question of dependence on English
help, 436.
-, treaty of peace and commerce of,
with Spain and the Archdukes,
articles of, 450.
-, their agent in England, see Caron.
-, English agent to, see Winwood.
Universities, the, 372; see also Oxford and Cambridge.
Upton [?Lincs.], Sir R. Wingfield's house at, 385.
Usher, the Gentleman, 143.
Uxbridge river, plan to supply London with water from, 55.
V
Valadolid, see Valladolid.
Valasco, see Velasco.
Valencienne (Vallenchyne), 278.
Valladolid (Valadolid, Valledelid),
[Spain], 38, 67, 116, 123, 127, 136,
137.
-, letter dated at, 228.
-, Sancta Clara in, 6.
-, a licence dated at, 39.
Vallenchyne, see Valencienne.
Vandalia, Markgrave of, see Brandenburg.
Vandalorum, Marchio, see Brandenburg.
Vandenberg, Frederic, and the Mutineers, 72.
Vander Node (Vandernode), Colonel,
sometime Governor of Ostend,
93, 178.
-, in command of States General fleet
round Sluys, 104, 105, 107, 112.
Vane (Fane):
-, Sir Thomas, 193, 198.
-, Mr., 240.
Vanlor, Mr., 444.
Vasey, Robert, 376.
Vaughan:
-, Capt. John, letter from, 296.
-, Owen, 314.
-, Dr. Richard, Bishop of Chester,
afterwards Bishop of London,
101.
-, -, and taxation, 220, 236.
-, -, proposed for Court of Delegates, 440.
Vavasour, Sir Thomas, 193, 198.
Veazy, Goodwife, 280.
Velasco (Valasco, Veliasco):
-, Juan Fernandez de, Duke de Frias,
Constable of Castile, (the
Constable, the ambassador), 285,
289, 450.
-, -, embassy of, to England, 85,
173.
-, -, -, delayed by illness, 72,
73, 202, 212.
-, -, -, arrival of, at Dover, 201,
203.
-, -, -, journey of, to London,
201, 203, 205, 206, 208(2), 211,
212, 217.
-, -, -, proposed audience of,
with James I in London, 209, 222.
-, -, -, arrival in London, news
of, in Spain, 228.
-, -, receives letters from Louis de
Velasco, 212.
-, -, presents given to, 300.
-, -, at Arras, 329.
-, -, alleged to be persuaded to
distrust James I, 400.
-, -, see also Spain, treaty of,
Conmissioners for.
-, Don Louis de (General of the Archduke's cavalry), 89, 212.
-, -, and a battle near Damme, 90–
92 passim.
Veldenz, Count of, see Rhine.
Venables, William, 266.
Venice, (Italy), 356.
-, letters dated at, 71, 109, 110.
-, ambassador of, 212.
-, restrictions of, on English trade, 381.
Vere:
-, Captain Edward, 207.
-, Edward de, 17th Earl of Oxford
(Great Oxford) pension of, 258,
397.
-, General Sir Francis, Governor of the
Briel, in command of the English
troops at Ostend, 45, 406.
-, -, letters from, 215, 307.
-, -, resigns his charge, 42, 46, 215,
280, 305, 307, 436.
-, -, desired by the States for
further service in the Low
Countries, 306.
-, Henry de, 18th Earl of Oxford, 434.
-, -, letter from, 310.
-, Col. Sir Horace, 42, 92, 103, 214.
-, -, letters from, 94, 101, 116.
-, -, ordered to recruit Englishmen
for Low Countries War, 94, 95.
-, -, requested to give war information to an opponent of Cecil, 129.
Verney, Sir Richard, 43.
Vernon, Sir Robert, 13, 147.
-, and a claim to a manor, 114.
Verzellini, Jacob, letter from, 212.
Vice-Chamberlain, the, 135, 168.
Victoria, Antonio Chouel de, 450.
Vincerst, —, 256.
Viq., Mr. de, 289.
Vlissinge, Vlushing, see Flushing.
W
Waad (Wade), Sir William, 400.
-, as Commissioner for Causes
Ecclesiastical, 290 (2).
Waddesdon (Waddesden, Wadsden), [Bucks.], 379, 380.
Wakeman, Mr., 193.
Walachia, 156.
Walden, William, 296.
Wales, 34, 243.
-, shires in, loans in, 191.
-, union of, with England, 364.
-, law-officers in, appointment of, 465.
-, Marches of, the Wardrobe in, a
claim for office in, 30.
-, -, James I's attitude to, 325.
-, -, claim four English shires, 412.
-, -, Council of, 30.
-, -, -, letter from, 337.
-, -, -, some names of, 337.
-, -, -, a trial by, 330.
-, -, Lord President of, 301, 313,
465.
-, -, -, see also Zouch.
-, -, -, and Council of, a case
concerning, 412.
Walker, —, 37.
Wall, Rev. Father Richard, 34.
Walleis, Clement, 193.
Waller, Sir Tho., 433.
Walloon troops, 59, 81, 87, 90, 113.
-, Colonel of, see Markett.
Wallop:
-, Sir John, letter from, 266.
-, Sir Henry, letters from, 313, 355.
-, -, his brother Gifford, 313, 355.
Wallwood (Essex). 307.
Walmesley (Walmysley), Thomas,
justice of the Common Pleas, 290,
307, 350.
-, proposed for the Court of Delegates,
440.
Walsingham, Sir Francis (Secretary), 243.
Walter, Morgan, 276.
Waltham [Essex], 58, 165.
Walthamstowe [Essex], care of King's game in, 339.
Waltsall, Alderman, 467.
Wanlock (Winlock) Water, [Dumf.], letter dated from, 37.
Wanstead (Wansteede) [Essex], letters
dated at, 222, 237, 301, 430.
-, packet sent by Cecil from, 206, 208.
-, the King and Queen to be at, 255.
Warburton:
-, [Peter, justice of the King's Bench],
350.
-, Sir Richard, letters from, 206, 305,
306.
-, -, his wife Ann, letter from, 267.
-, -, his son, christening of, 277.
-, Mr., 267.
-, Thomas, letters from, 462 (2).
Warcopp, Walter (32).
Warde, Mr., Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 378.
Wardehouse (?), 43.
Warder, Mr., 431.
Wardrobe, the, a claim for office in, 30.
Wards, Court of, 73, 89, 128.
-, Attorney of, 146.
-, profits of, 167.
-, forfeited bonds in, 448.
Wards and Wardships, 140, 168, 233,
243, 247, 264, 296, 305 (2), 365,
403, 415 (2).
-, marriages of, composition for, 22.
-, proceedings in Parliament concerning 43, 141–144.
-, lands of, tenants of, 70.
-, -, in Ireland, 325.
-, an agreement for, 346.
-, profits from, in Ireland, 442.
-, and parish registers, 460.
Ware (Herts.), letter dated at, 165.
-, postal endorsement at, 359.
-, the King to reach, 220.
Ware, James, 44.
Wareford, Mr., 289.
Wark, Castle of [Northumb.], 376.
Warrant, Royal, concerning grants of
lands, 187, 323.
-, for pardon of a recusant, 329.
-, for alnage of cloth, 334.
-, for Treasurer of the Navy, 357.
Warrin [Earl of Warren], lands of, 331.
Warwick, 465.
-, assizes, 176, 177.
Warwick, Earl of, see Dudley.
Washington, Richard, letter from, 33.
Waterford (Ireland), 429.
Watson (Wattson):
-, Sir Edward, letter from, 38.
-, Mr., 94.
-, Thomas, agent for the Treasurer for
Wars in Ireland, 44, 83, 464.
-, -, a slanderous charge against,
462–463.
-, [William], a priest, 248.
Watts, John, 312.
Weald, —, LL.D., principal official of consistory court of Worcester, 440.
Webb:
-, Mr. Dr., 33, 36.
-, William, 458.
Wedgnock Park [co. Warw.], letter dated at, 197, 303.
Wekeyes, William, 457.
Welbourne, —, a Roman Catholic, 44.
Wells [Somerset], letter dated at, 204.
-, see also Bath and Wells.
Wells (Welles):
-, Alice, 223.
-, Ro., 60.
-, Thomas, a recusant, 457.
-, -, petition from, 322.
Wenman:
-, Sir Richard, 344.
-, Sir Thomas, letter from, 305.
Wentworth, Mr., 42.
-, Lady, 335.
-, Peter, 20.
Wescomb, Justinian, 6, 7.
West, Thomas, 3rd Baron De La Warr,
71, 343.
-, letter from, 379.
Westbie, —, 255.
Weste, Richard, letter from, 356.
West Indies, voyages into, 145, 246.
-, Spanish fleet from, 462.
Westminster, City of:
-, letters dated at, 79, 185, 449.
-, Bishop of Lincoln's house in, letter
dated from, 43.
-, College, letter dated at, 95.
-, Bailiwick of, 120.
-, Bailiff of, 171.
-, Abbey (St. Peter's) and Godmanchester rectory, 145, 453.
-, -, Queen Elizabeth's foundation
of, 185.
-, -, Dean of (Mr. Daene), as
nominator of Registraries for
brokers, 56.
-, -, -, see also Andrews.
-, -, -, and Chapter of, letter
from, 185.
-, Queen's Chancery at, 162.
-, deaths in, 186, 383, 387.
-, the plague in, see Plague.
-, Palace of, royal warrants dated at,
187, 334.
-, meeting of Commissioners for Union
of England and Scotland at, 357.
-, translators of the Bible at, 403.
-, Parliament at, see Parliament.
-, places in, see London and Westminster Places.
Westmony [? Vestmannayjar, Iceland], 239.
Westmorland, 327.
Westmorland, Earl of, see Nevill.
Weston, letter dated at, 66.
Weston, Nicholas, letter from, 83.
Wexford, (Ireland), waste lands in, 430.
Weymouth [Dorset], farm of customs at, 348.
Whale, Robert, 32, 33.
Whitaker, —, 311.
Whitbourne (Whitburne) [Herefs.], letter dated at, 234.
White (Whyte):
-, John, a cook, 311.
-, Nicholas, letter from, 304.
-, -, petition of, 305.
-, Thomas, letter from, 40.
-, -, son of Mrs. Harvy, 457.
White Knight, the, see FitzGibbon.
Whitgift, John, Archbishop of Canterbury, 65, 344.
-, death of, 95, 349, 355.
-, as Commissioner for Causes Ecclesiastical, 290.
-, as Bishop of Worcester, 407.
Whitny, Walter, of Norfolk, 427.
Whyte Boy, the, 35.
Whyte, see also White.
Wiatt, see Wyatt.
Wich, James, an English merchant in Spain, 6.
Wick, see Hampton Wick.
Widdrington, Henry, Commissioner for Border Causes, 342.
Wig', E., 32.
Wight, Isle of, 367, 462.
-, an accusation from, 319–322, 375,
447–448.
Wigmore [Herefs.], a sergeant of, 81.
Wigmore, Sir Richard, letters from, 238, 280.
Wigorn, Gerv., see Babington.
Wilbraham:
-, Ralph, J.P. for Herts, letter from, 434.
-, Sir Roger, Master of Requests,
83, 217, 241, 347.
-, -, letters from, 110, 355.
-, -, as Commissioner for Causes
Ecclesiastical, 290.
-, -, proposed for the Court of
Delegates, 440.
-, -, as a lawyer of Gray's Inn, 446.
Wilford, William, 247.
Wilkinson, Mr., an unconformable minister, 379, 380.
Willemstad (Williamsteede; Netherlands), 53, 450.
William, Count, see Nassau.
Williams:
-, David, Justice [of the King's Bench],
268.
-, John, 314.
-, Mr., 123.
-, -, 67.
Williamsteede, see Willemstad.
Willowghby, —, 311.
Wilmott, Sir Charles, letter from, 464 (2).
Wilson (Willson):
-, Thomas, letter to, 1.
-, Mr., 345.
Wilton (Wylton) [Wilts.], James I and Council at, 240, 328.
Wiltshire, loans in, 180, 181.
-, a manor of Lord Fyvie in, 434.
-, Sir Philip Herbert's lands in, 439,
440.
-, sheriffs of, see Barnard and Danvers.
Wimpole, (Cambs.), 48.
Winchester (Winton), 34, 260, 353.
-, prisoners at, 192, 197, 372, 455.
-, College, Warden of [Dr. John
Harmer], 193, 198.
Winchester, Bishop of, 344.
-, -, as Commissioner for Causes
Ecclesiastical, 290, 322.
-, -, see also Bilson.
-, -, consistory court of, principal
official of, see Ridley.
Winchester, Lucy, Marchioness of, niece of Lord Cranborne, letter from, 351.
Windsor (Wynsore), [Berks.], 209, 222.
-, the Court at, letters dated from,
313, 322.
Wine, duty on, 157, 158, 381.
-, Office, the, 455.
-, Gascon, 452.
Wingfield (Wingfelde, Wingfeilde):
-, Mary, Lady Wingfield, letters from,
202, 296.
-, Mr., 296.
-, Sir Robert, 43.
-, -, letters from, 343, 385, 464.
-, -, as deputy steward in Lincs.,
343, 353.
Winlock, see Wanlock.
Winter (Wynter):
-, Sir Edward, letter from, 267.
-, Captain John, letters from, 274, 308.
-, -, christening of his child, 313.
Winton, see Winchester.
Winwood (Winwood, Wynwood),
Ralph, references to, as English
agent to States General, 45, 61,
66, 79, 90, 117, 130, 170, 222, 279,
368, 382.
-, letters from, 1, 41, 46, 53, 58, 63,
69, 72, 77, 84, 103, 134, 198, 229,
282, 360.
-, letters to, 87, 301, 418, 435.
-, and the Laird of Buccleugh, 39.
-, embarks for Holland, 102.
-, arrives at Flushing, 281.
Wisbech (Wisbeach; Isle of Ely), 464.
Wismar (Wissmar) as a Hanse town, 297.
Wodrofe, see Woodrofe.
Wollerton, 280.
Wood (Woodd):
-, Captain, 179.
-, -, letter to, 276.
-, John, 8.
-, John, victualler for Munster, 454.
-, -, 34.
-, -, a servant of Lord Cobham, 193,
198.
Wooddall, —, 336.
Woodhowse, Captain, 80.
Woodrofe (Wodrofe):
-, Sir Nicholas, formerly Lord Mayor
of London, 153.
-, Sir Robert, claim of, to a city office,
153, 154.
Woodstock [Oxon.], 304, 339.
-, Lodge, letter dated at, 356.
Wootton, see Wotton.
Worceley, Mr., 34.
Worcester, 190.
-, letter dated at, 177.
-, a charge of coining at, 268.
Worcester, Bishopric of, consistory
court of, principal official of, see
Weald.
-, Bishop of, as Commissioner for
Causes Ecclesiastical, 290.
-, -, see also Babington, and Whitgift.
-, Dean of, 366.
Worcester, Earl of, see Somerset.
Worcesters (Worceters) manor [in Enfield, Middx.], 58.
Worcestershire, alnage of cloth in, 334.
Workington (Wyrkington) [Cumb.], letter dated at, 127.
Worksop (Worsop; Notts.), letters
dated at, 227, 350.
-, the Earl of Shrewsbury's house in,
Prince Charles at, 227.
Worsley (Worseley):
-, Bowyer, 319, 320, 375, 447.
-, -, character and account of, 321.
-, Mr., 295.
Worsnam, Mr., 328.
Worsop, see Worksop.
Worth, John, of Norfolk, 427.
Worthe, Peter, 34.
Worthington:
-, Dr., President of the English College
at Douai, letters to, from Catholics,
32(2), 33 (2), 35, 36.
-, William, letters from, 32 (2), 33.
Wosnam, Mr., 467.
Wotton, (Wootton):
-, Edward, Lord Wotton of Maherly,
138, 244, 392.
-, -, letters from, 186, 208, 212,
465.
-, -, report signed by, 146.
-, -, meets the Constable, 205, 211.
-, -, an arbitrator in a cause in the
Star Chamber, 438.
-, Sir Henry, and dealings with Papal
Nuncio, 366.
Wray, Sir William, 43.
Wrexham [Denbighs.], letter dated at, 314.
Wright (Write):
-, Laurence, letter from, 223.
-, Mr., 118, 186.
-, Mr., in the King's stable, 197.
-, Mr., his law books, 433.
-, Richard, 153, 154.
-, Thomas, 311.
Wriothesley, Henry, 3rd Earl of Southampton, 274, 339, 415.
-, letters from, 263, 353.
-, and Lord Grey's imprisonment, 122,
248.
-, and advancement of an English
officer in the Low Countries war,
131.
-, royal warrant for grant of lands to,
187.
-, commendation of, 320, 321.
-, and a suit to imprint chronicles, 433.
Write, see Wright.
Writs:
-, of Elegit and Scire facias, 22, 23.
-, De Quo Titulo, 43.
Wroth (Wrouthe, Wrothe):
-, Sir Robert, 42, 43, 385, 446.
-, -, letter from, 307.
-, -, and wardships, 141, 142.
-, William, a recusant, 14.
Wryghtinton, John, letter from, 108.
Wyatt (Wiatt), [Sir Thomas], his rebellion, 139.
Wylde, George, a lawyer, 446.
Wylton, see Wilton.
Wyndebanck, John, a prisoner, 427.
Wynsore, see Windsor.
Wynter, see Winter.
Wynwood, see Winwood.
Wyrkington, see Workington.
Wystoun, 292.
Wytherington, —, 310.
Y
Yarmouth road, 332.
Yelverton, Christopher, Justice of the
King's Bench, 138, 350, 438.
-, as Commissioner for Causes Ecclesiastical, 290.
Yeoman of the Guard, 143.
York (Yowrk,) 63.
-, letter dated at, 38.
-, James I at, 7, 10, 12.
-, Castle, Roman Catholics committed
to, 44.
York, Archbishop of, see Hutton.
-, diocese of, the plague at, 327.
-, -, patent of a registership of,
335, 340.
-, province of, 461.
York, Duke of, creation of and grants
to, 331.
-, see also Charles and Plantagenet.
Yorkshire, 404.
-, the Queen in, 126.
-, assizes in, 268.
-, land offered to Viscount Cranborne
in, 277.
-, Dacres lands in, 428.
Youghal (Ireland), 429.
Young, John, Bishop of Rochester, report signed by, 146.
Younge, Richard, 153.
Ypsych, see Ipswich.
Ysendick, see Isendike.
Z
Zealand (Zeland, Zeeland, Zeelanders),
state of:
-, and the war between Spain and
States General, 46, 47, 54, 64,
69, 108 (2), 280.
-, rejoicing in, over fall of Sluys, 218.
-, and the English treaty with Spain,
226.
-, English ships trading with, 265.
-, hope of treaty with Spain, 356.
-, and cost of Navy of United Provinces,
360.
Zoch, see Zouche.
Zorbehe, Heer van, 460.
Zouche (Zowche, Zoch):
-, Edward la, Lord Zouche, Lord
President of the Marches of Wales,
150, 177.
-, -, letters from, 11, 13, 23, 24,
25, 30, 31, 40, 169, 174, 175, 190,
191 (2 enclosures), 228, 267, 268,
276, 286 (1 enclosure), 296, 314,
323.
-, -, letters to, 14, 51, 314, 337.
-, -, offers to resign, 296.
-, -, memorial of, concerning lawofficers in Wales, 465.
-, Sir John, 120, 171, 384.
Zurich (Switzerland), 47.