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Q.
Quarless. See Quarles, Edward
Quarles, Edward, Postmaster of the
Merchant Adventurers
-, 228
Queen's College, Cambridge
-, Earl of Salisbury requested to
grant free elections at, 231
-, Master of. See Tyndall, Humphrey
Querini, Antonio, anti-papal polemicist on behalf of Venice
-, his death, 73
Quintiliano, —, uncle of Girolamo
Meoli
-, his death, 266
R.
R.L.
-, Hugh Lee sends letter to Earl
of Salisbury under cover of,
80
Raab [Hungary]
-, Turks reported to have
occupied fortress at, 158
Racosans. See Rokosz
Radnorshire
-, 199
Ragosi. See Rogotski
Ragotski (Ragosi), Sigismund,
Prince of Transylvania
-, agrees to transfer Transylvania
to Bathori, 124
Ragusa [Dalmatia]
-, a ship from, 147
Raleigh or Ralegh, Sir Walter
-, reference to his governorship
of Jersey, 23
-, 26
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 34
-, requested to surrender grant of
Sherborne manor, 34
Ramsay, John, Viscount Haddington
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 269
-, his pension, 305
Randle, Earl of Chester. See Ranulf le Meschin
Ranulf le Meschin, Earl of Chester,
cousin to Richard, 2nd Earl
of Chester
-, mentioned, 291
Ratcliff, Catherine
-, 200
Rath, James, engaged to spy on
Earl of Tyrone. See also
Richardson
-, receives instructions from Lord
Treasurer, 25
-, receives allowance for his
services, 66
-, his wife arrives in England, 67
-, to go to Rome with Earl of
Tyrone, 67
-, expelled from Herenthals, 234
Ratisbon [Bavaria, Germany]
-, Diet of, 16, 52, 62(2), 85, 100,
105, 113, 114, 125, 146
-, effects of events at Donauwörth
on Protestant delegates at
Diet of, 62, 63, 77
-, progress of peace negotiations
at Hague likely to influence
Diet at, 71
-, Emperor's demands at Diet of,
71
-, counter-demands of Protestant
delegates, 77, 100
-, Count Mansfeld arrested at,
101
-, report of better state of
Emperor's affairs at, 105
-, Archdukes Maximilian and
Ferdinand confer in a monastery near, 114
-, deputies reported to be leaving
Diet of, 125, 158
-, break-up of Diet of, 163
Ratisbon, Bishop of. See Hausen
Ravis, Thomas, Bishop of London
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 109
-, sends Spiller to Earl of Salisbury, 109
-, subscribes dispensation for
Bayly, 200
Reading (Reddinge, Rydinge), co.
Berks
-, 213
-, petitions for execution of
Statute concerning artificers,
288
Reckever, Edmund, tenant or
farmer of a shop at the Royal
Exchange
-, signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
Recusants
-, report from Orford concerning,
42, 43
-, Lord Saye and Sele offered
money to protect, 47
-, in Madrid, 55
-, able to bribe officers of High
Commission Court, 181
-, list of forfeitures by, 199
205, 260, 303
Reddinge. See Reading
Redereth. See Rotherhithe
Redolfi, Allessandro. See Ridolphi, Alessandro
Redryeve. See Rotherhithe
Redryffe. See Rotherhithe
Reeve, Godfrey, tenant or farmer
of a shop at the Royal
Exchange
-, signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
Regiment, Irish, in the service of
Archduke Albert
-, some of its companies to be
disbanded, 66
-, 180
Remchinge, Mathew, Irish serving
man
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 177
-, requests allowance for journey
to London, 177
Reney, John, a London merchant
-, signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury complaining of
sequestration of goods, 289
Requests, Court of
-, 98
Resolde (Resouldes), William, a
London merchant
-, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 172,
218
-, his views on the projected
marriage between Dauphin
and Infanta, 172
-, discounts possibility of peace
between Spain and United
Provinces, 219
-, critical of Cornwallis, 219
Reymont, Richard, servant to Sir
John Weynford (or Wentworth)
-, involved in a brawl, 242
Reynolds (Reynalds), Mr, secretary
to the Lord Chamberlain
-, 231
Reynolds (Reynoldes), Edward,
Clerk in the Privy Seal
office
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 30
-, his ill health, 30
-, signs Privy Seal order, 182
Reynolds, Owen, brother of Edward
Reynolds
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 307
-, appointed Keeper of Privy
Council's chest, 307
Rheinberg (Rimberck) [North
Rhine, Germany]
-, Archduke's forces defeated at,
268
Rhine, River
-, damage caused by ice on, 71, 72
Rhosny. See Rosny-sur-Seine
Riccatolla, Nicola, Genoese commander
-, 157
Richard of Avranches, 2nd Earl of
Chester
-, mentioned, 291
Richardot, Jean, President of the
Archduke Albert's Council
-, nominated to treat for peace
with United Provinces, 3, 19
-, addresses States General, 28
-, acts as interpreter for Spinola,
29
-, visits Colonel Groenvelt at
Dort, 29
-, pleased with news from Ireland,
166
-, discusses projected marriage
between Dauphin and
Infanta with Mancicidor and
Jeannin, 187
-, deliberately leaves forged
instructions in Holland, 261
-, pleased by Earl of Salisbury's
favourable references to him,
284
-, criticised by Earl of Salisbury,
285
Richardson, Henry
-, Rath to use the name of, 25
-, letter from, 66
Richmond, Honour of
-, 33
Richmond, co. Surrey
-, 305
Rider, William
-, his pension, 306
Ridgeway, Sir Thomas, Treasurer
at Wars in Ireland
-, his accounts to be examined by
a Commission, 131
-, licensed to come over to
London from Ireland, 131
-, 205, 314
Ridolfi, Sieur. See Ridolphi, Alessandro
Ridolphi (Ridolfi, Redolfi), Alessandro, Count, in the service
of the Archduke Matthias
-, sent to Rome, 85
-, leaves Rome for Madrid, 156
Rimberck. See Rheinberg
Rinaldi, —
-, Offerduci instructed to write to,
266
Rinuccini, Camillo, of Florence
-, corresponds with Girolamo
Meoli, 302
Rivers, Henry, controller at the
port of Newcastle
-, signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 231
Roan. See Rouen
Roberts, Saunder
-, Tomlin's deposition on movements of, 278
Robes, Office of the 92
Robinson, Henry, Bishop of Carlisle
-, Earls of Cumberland and Dunbar intervene for expenses
allowance to, 190
Robinson, John, searcher at the
port of London
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 232
-, requests restoration of his
rights, 232
Robinson, Ralph (Raphe), tenant or
farmer of a shop at the Royal
Exchange
-, signs petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
Roccas. See Rokosz
Rocasanors. See Rokosz
Roccossiens. See Rokosz
Rochelle (La) [Charente Inférieure,
France]
-, English pirates seize ships
from, 14
Rochester, co. Kent
-, petitions for execution of
Statute concerning artificers,
289
Rochester, Bishop of. See Neile, Richard
Rockingham, co. Northants
-, certificate of trees felled at, 307
Rockstead, co. Hants
-, attempt to invalidate leases of
tenants on manor of, 307
Rockwood, Edward. See Rookwood, Edward
Rokosz, (or Grand Remonstrance of
Sandomir in Poland)
-, opponents of Sigismund adhere
to, 9
-, further trouble created by
supporters of, 29
-, 62
-, attempt to reconcile Sigismund
with supporters of, 124
Romagna [Italy]
-, flood damage in, 63
Rome [Italy]
-, 5, 17, 63, 77, 85, 117, 144, 147,
156
-, absolute authority in Hungary
enjoyed by inquisitors from,
17
-, newsletters from, 24, 63, 72,
123, 146, 156
-, flood damage in, 63
-, negotiations for Earl of
Tyrone's visit to, 66
-, tax imposed on taverns to meet
flood damage in, 72
-, mutineers arrive from Flanders
in, 72
-, Earl of Tyrone prepares to
leave for, 75
-, Willis given leave by King to
go to, 117
-, Willis's meeting with Parsons
in, 125, 126
-, English gentlemen at, 126
-, Earl of Tyrone reaches, 163
-, English Jesuits at, 170
-, Earl of Tyrconnell given
monthly allowance at, 184
-, Shirley discredited at, 188
-, Dutchman arrested by Inquisition at, 192
-, letters dated from 192, 266
-, Shirley reported to have died
in, 218
-, Baynham rumoured to have
entered monastery at, 219
-, Earl of Tyrconnell dies in, 225,
-, 248, 259, 302
-, Lord Gray gives account of his
former proceedings in, 248,
249
Romney (Romeny), (Sir) William,
Alderman of London
-, supports petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
Romford (Rumford), co. Essex
-, petitions for execution of
Statute concerning artificers,
288
Roncase. See Roncas,
-, Pietro Leonardo
Roncas (Roncatie, Roncase), Pietro
Leonardo, Secretary to the
Duke of Savoy
-, imprisoned, 43
-, publicly executed at Turin, 73
-, 123
Roncatie. See Roncas
Rooke (Rookes), [? George]
-, recommended by Finet, 105
Rookwood (Rockwood), Edward,
recusant [? of Ewston, co.
Essex]
-, subject to forfeiture, 199
Roope, Gilbert, an English pirate
-, co-operating with Jennings, 236
Roosse, Lord. See Cecil, William
Roscarrock, William, of Padstow,
co. Cornwall, J.P.
-, signs joint report on provisioning of ships fishing off Newfoundland, 285
Rose, The, inn at Watford
-, Hertfordshire trained bands to
meet at, 299
Rosny, Maximilien de Béthune,
Marquis de, son of Duke of
Sully
-, proposed marriage between
Françoise de Créqui and, 49
Rosny-sur-Seine [Seine-et-Oise,
France]
-, Sully ordered by Henry IV to
retire to, 48
Ross, Bishop of. See Lindsay, David
Rosse, Lord. See Cecil, William
Rostorne. See Royston
Rotherham, Sir John, of Luton, co.
Berks
-, sends gifts of martlets to Earl
of Salisbury, 220
Rotherhithe (Redryeve, Redryffe,
Redereth), London
-, Earl of Salisbury receives grant
of King's lands at, 140
-, Sir Charles Cornwallis offers to
sell Earl of Salisbury his
land at, 140, 306
-, 170
Rotterdam [S. Holland, Netherlands]
-, Spinola expected at, 26
-, letter dated from, 66
Rouen (Roan), [Seine Inférieure,
France]
-, 107, 161
-, artillery taken to Limoges
from, 146
-, Viscount Cranborne's beer
arrives at, 277
Rowe, Henry, Lord Mayor of
London
-, concerned with raising a loan
in London, 88
-, supports petition against Earl
of Salisbury's proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House,
201
-, Earl of Salisbury's reply to, 213
Royal Exchange, The, London
-, protest against proposed
"Bourse" at Durham House
by tenants of, 201, 202
-, 271
Royston (Rostorne, Roiston), co.
Herts
-, letters dated from, 76, 77, 79,
120, 252, 281
-, Landgrave of Hesse sups with
King at, 120
-, 253, 279
-, King describes scene between
him and Balmerino at, 257
-, King gallops from Newmarket
to, 281
-, petitions for execution of
Statute concerning artificers,
288
Rudd, Anthony, Bishop of St.
David's
-, Archbishop of Canterbury's
verdict after hearing differences between Lloyd and,
199
Rudolph II, Emperor
-, re-establishes Inquisition in
Hungary, 16
-, Diet of Swabia protests to, 16
-, refuses to observe all articles
agreed with Bostkai, 62
-, demands cavalry and foot
soldiers at Diet of Ratisbon,
71
-, 63(2), 71, 77, 86, 100, 125, 145,
146, 163, 218
-, rumours of his attending the
Diet at Ratisbon, 85
-, requests money from Diet of
Bohemia, 100
-, his affairs reported to be progressing at Diet of Ratisbon,
105
-, criticism of his chief officer in
Moravia, 105
-, opposed to election of Archduke
Matthias as King of
Hungary, 106
-, his precarious situation, 106
-, expected to ratify treaty with
Turks and Hungarians, 114
-, orders Bohemians to defend
themselves against Archduke
Matthias, 114
-, his growing quarrel with Matthias, 114
-, attempts to pacify Matthias,
146
-, Don John de Medici reported to
be going to serve, 146
-, said to favour Archduke
Ferdinand as his successor
rather than Matthias, 153
-, prohibits all males from leaving
Prague, 157
-, reported to be in danger, 158,
165
-, said to have few troops, 171
-, Pedro de Toledo to compound
differences between Archduke Matthias and, 173
-, offers Matthias conditional
government of Moravia, 182
-, his reported agreement with
Matthias welcomed in Spain,
185
-, agrees to 17 out of 22 articles
demanded by Bohemians in
exchange for armed support,
187
-, reported to have disclaimed
Shirley, 187, 189
-, expectations of war between
Turks and, 304
Rufford Abbey, co. Notts 199
Rumford. See Romford
Russell, Edward, 3rd Earl of Bedford
-, concerned in sale of his manor
of Melchbourne, 103
-, requests Earl of Salisbury's
permission to hunt in his
grounds at Northall, 190
Russell, Elizabeth, Dowager Lady
Russell, widow of John
Russell, styled Lord Russell,
2nd Earl of Bedford
-, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 307,
308
Russell, Sir William, 1st Baron
Russell of Thornhaugh
-, 164
Russell, Lady, recusant, wife of Sir
Thomas Russell, of Strensham, co. Worcester
-, subject to forfeiture, 199
Russia
-, plate and bell metal exported
from England to, 182
-, debts for Navy's cordage due
to merchants trading with,
241
Ruthven (Ruthen), Lady Barbara,
daughter of William
Ruthven, 1st Earl of Gowrie
-, her pension, 305
Ruthven, John, 3rd Earl of Gowrie
-, his treason mentioned, 225
-, 245
Rutland, Earl of. See Manners, Roger
Ryce, Matthew, Master of the
Concorde
-, conveys English Catholic to
St. Lucar, 171
Rydinge. See Reading
Rye, co. Sussex
-, 232
-, letters dated from, 233, 266
Ryvers, —, messenger of the
Spanish Ambassador in
England
-, takes gold from Madrid to
London, 19