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F
Fairclough, Hugh, of London,
clothier
-, petition to Cecil, 207 and n
Fairfax, Viscount. See Fairfax, Thomas
Fairfax, Thomas, Viscount Fairfax
-, creation of his title, 266
Fairfax, Sir Thomas, of Nun Appleton, co. Yorks., Parliamentary commander
-, 280
Fajardo, Don Luis, commander of
Spanish galleys
-, complaints against, 92, 106
Fakenham, co. Norfolk
-, manor of, 250
Falcon, The
-, shop in Britain's Burse called,
274
Fane, Sir Thomas, Lieutenant of
Dover Castle
-, 73
Fanshawe, Sir Henry, of Ware Park,
co. Herts., King's Remembrancer of the Exchequer
-, 154
Farley, John, of Bosbury, co.
Hereford
-, brings action against Honyng,
50, 51
Farnaby. See Farnaby, Thomas
Farnaby, Thomas, schoolmaster
and classical scholar
-, his Phrases purchased, 282
Farnham, John, Gentleman Pensioner to the late Queen
Elizabeth
-, 115
Faulcon, Sieur
-, 166
Faversham, co. Kent
-, 155
-, Deputy-Searcher at. See
Powell John
Fawconer, William, of Laverstock,
co. Wilts.
-, petition to Cecil, 186 and n
Fawconer, William, of Westbury
co. Wilts, uncle of William
Fawconer
-, 186
Faweather, James, a soldier
-, petition to Cecil, 103
Feild. See Field, Nathan
Feld. See Field, Nathan
Fells, William, of Yarrow, near
Helbre, Wirral, Cheshire
-, petition to Cecil, 47
Felton, Anthony, of Jarrow, co.
Durham
-, his petition, 224
Felton, Thomas, a commissioner
for the discovery of
recusants' lands
-, 186
Fendall (Ffendal), Josias, tenant in
Britain's Burse
-, petition to William, Earl of
Salisbury, 288
Fenn, Henry, of St. Bennett's,
London, a common solicitor
of cases
-, 122
Fenton (Ffenton), Sir Geoffrey,
Secretary to the Council of
Ireland
-, 160
Fenton (Ffenton), Joseph, of London, surgeon
-, paid medical expenses, 211
Ferabosco, Alphonso, teacher of
music to Prince Henry
-, his allowance, 64
Ferdinand II, Emperor
-, King solicited to mediate between Bohemia and, 238
Feria, Duchess of. See Dormer, Jane
Fermage, Nicholas
-, 3
Fernandez, Gabriel, of Aldgate,
London, Portuguese merchant
-, 53
Fernley, Christopher
-, petitions to Cecil, 215, 216
Ferrer, John, an esquire in the
service of the King
-, petitions to King, 58, 81
Ferryby, Henry, of Barton-uponHumber, co. Lincoln
-, 192
Fetch, William, tenant in Brigstock
Park
-, petition to William, Earl of
Salisbury, 279
Fettiplace (Ffetiplace), Thomas, [?
of Pusey, co. Berks.]
-, 16
Ffendal, Josias. See Fendal, Josias
Ffenton, Mr. See Fenton, Joseph
Ffetiplace, Thomas. See Fettiplace, Thomas
Ffivie, Lord. See Seaton, Alexander
Ffootes, Thomas. See Footes, Thomas
Ffortescu, Mistress. See Fortescue, Elizabeth
Ffortune, Anne. See Fortune, Anne
Ffoster, Julian. See Foster, Julian
Ffountaine, William. See Fountain, William
Ffowkes, Sir Henry. See Fowkes, Sir Henry
Ffowles, Sir David. See Foulis, Sir David
Ffranke, Peter. See Frank, Peter
Ffroome, Mr. See Frome
Ffryer, Dr. See Fryer, Thomas
Ffullerton, Sir James. See Fullerton, Sir James
Ffynch, Mr. See Finch, Thomas
Ffynwood, John. See Finwood, John
Field (Feild, Feld), Nathan, actor,
member of the Queen's
Revels
-, paid for acting at Britain's
Burse, 168
-, receives payment, 168
Fiennes, Richard, 7th Lord Saye
and Sele
-, granted forfeiture of recusant,
30
Fiennes, William, 1st Viscount Saye
and Sele
-, polemical attack on, 277
Finch (Fynch), Sir Moyle, of Eastwell Place, Eastwell, co.
Kent
-, 147
Finch (Ffynch), Thomas, son of Sir
Moyle Finch
-, visits Italy and Rome, 147
Findon, Henry
-, 246
Findon, Margery, wife of Henry
Findon
-, 246
Finet (Finyt), John, of Soulton,
co. Kent, in attendance on
William Cecil, Viscount Cranborne
-, receives bass viol from Lanier
for Viscount Cranborne's use,
158
-, accompanies Viscount Cranborne on the continent, 190,
199
-, signs travelling expenses, 201
232
Finet, Thomas, of London goes to Constantinople, 177
Finwood (Ffynwood), John, cook in
the service of Meriall Littleton, of Hagley, co. Worcester
-, assists in arrest of Littleton,
57
-, his allowance for action against
Gunpowder Plot conspirators, 68
Finyt, Mr. See Finet, John
Fisher, Sir Clement, of Packington,
co. Warwick, J.P.
-, 26, 38
Fitzgerald, Frances, widow of
Henry Fitzgerald, 12th Earl
of Kildare, and wife of
Henry Brooke, 11th Lord
Cobham
-, her allowance, 67
-, 173, 235
Fitzgerald, Gerald, 14th Earl of
Desmond (d 1583)
-, reference to his attainder, 82
Fitzgerald, Katherine, sister of
James Desmond or Fitzgerald
-, petition to Privy Council, 130
-, petition to Cecil, 131
Fitzgerald, James, Earl of Desmond "the Sugan" (d 1607)
-, reference to his death in
Tower of London, 130 and
n, 131 (2)
Fitzgerald, Sir James FitzPiers,
former commander of a foot
company in Ireland
-, petition to Cecil, 181
Fitzgerald, Sir Thomas, of Connaghe, co. Cork, Ireland
(d 1595)
-, mentioned, 131
Fitz Howarde. See Howard, Theophilus
FitzJames, Lady Jane, of East
Malling, co. Kent, deceased,
late widow of Sir James
FitzJames, of co. Devon,
deceased
-, mentioned, 26
FitzWilliam, Viscount. See FitzWilliam. Thomas
FitzWilliam, Anne, widow of Sir
William FitzWilliam, late
Lord Deputy of Ireland
-, her death, 20
FitzWilliam, Sir John, of Gray's
Inn Lane, London, and
Gaynes Park, co. Essex,
brother of Sir William FitzWilliam
-, his armed opposition to his
brother, 20, 21
FitzWilliam, Thomas, Viscount
FitzWilliam and Baron FitzWilliam of Thorncastle
-, creation of his titles, 266
FitzWilliam, Sir William, of Milton,
co. Northants., son of Sir
William FitzWilliam, late
Lord Deputy of Ireland
-, his statement on his dispute
with his brother, 20
-, his brother. See FitzWilliam,
Sir John
-, his mother. See FitzWilliam,
Anne
FitzWilliams (Ffytzwylliams), Mr.
-, visits Italy and Rome, 147
Flanders
-, 8, 13, 227
-, Viscount Cranborne in, 200
-, Estates of, 225
-, Imperialist army in, 241
Flechamer, Jean Jacques, Treasurer, later Secretary, to the
Archdukes
-, his petition, 55
Fleet, Mr. See Fleet, John
Fleet, John, of Halton, co. Worcester, J.P.
-, examines persons charged with
aiding Gunpowder Plot conspirators, 58
Fleet, The, prison, London
-, 2, 10, 11, 130, 204
-, letter dated from, 19
-, relief of prisoners in, 26
-, Cecil's gift of money to prisoners in, 206
-, Keeper of. See Hodgkinson,
William
Fleet Bridge, London
-, 70, 79
Fleetwood, Henry, of Gray's Inn,
London
-, 164, 227
Fleetwood, Sir Miles, of Aldwinckle,
co. Northants., Receiver of
the Court of Wards
-, 201
Fleetwood, Sir William, of Aldwinckle, co. Northants., Receiver-General of the Court
of Wards
-, 99
Fleming, Sir Thomas, Lord Chief
Baron of the Exchequer
-, 82, 113
-, formerly Recorder of Winchester, 130 and n
Fletcher, John, Deputy-Bailiff of
St. Neots
-, petition to Cecil, 5
Flint, Humphrey, Keeper of
Cheshunt and Theobalds
-, 189 and n
Flintshire
-, alleged subversive activities of
Catholics in, 56
-, Great Sessions in, 90
Florence. See Maccarty, Florence
Floreste Espagnole. See Santa Cruz de Dueñas
Florus, Lucius Annaeus, Roman
historian (fl 3rd century
A.D.)
-, his Roman History purchased,
229, 282
Flying Boys
-, take part in entertainment
staged in library of Salisbury
House, 149
Fontainebleau [Seine-et-Marne,
France]
-, 165 and n
Footes (Ffootes), Thomas, of the
Royal Household
-, his allowance, 63
Forbenius
-, entertained in Paris by William
Cecil, 283
Ford, Mr.
-, 75
Forget. See Frêne
Forrest, Edmond
-, witnesses Brooke's bond, 177
Forrest, Edward, auditor, prisoner
in the Marshalsea
-, petition to Cecil, 44
Forrest, Robert, Master of the
Horse to William, Earl of
Salisbury
-, Rashleigh's letter to, 233
Forrest, —
-, mentioned in verses, 284
Forte, Thomas, a surveyor
-, maps drawn by, 163, 281
Fortescue, Dame Alice, widow of
Sir John Fortescue
-, petition to Cecil, 160
Fortescue, (Ffortescu), Elizabeth,
Mother of the Maids in the
Royal Household
-, her allowance, 67
Fortescue, Sir John, of Salden, co.
Bucks., Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster (d 1607)
-, 36, 54, 79, 97, 101, 126 and n
-, letter from Copley to, 37
-, mentioned, 126, 134 and n
135 (2)
Fortescue, Sir William, of Salden,
co. Bucks., son of Sir John
Fortescue
-, 127 and n, 232
Forth, William, prisoner in the
Fleet
-, petition to King, 204
Fortifications
-, reference to existence in library
at Salisbury House of "great
booke of", 149
Fortune (Ffortune), Anne, in the
service of Prince Charles,
Duke of York
-, her allowance, 66
Foryat Street, Worcester
-, 96
Foster, Francis, of Salop, English
priest
-, petition to Cecil, 85
-, 86n
Foster (Ffoster), Julian, sempstress
to Prince Charles, Duke of
York
-, her allowance, 66
Foster, Thomas, in the service of
Sir Robert Cecil
-, petition to Cecil, 227
Foster, Mr.
-, 75
Fotherby, Dr. See Fotherby, Martin
Fotherby, Martin, Bishop of Salisbury
-, mentioned unfavourably in
verses, 236
Fouler, Moses. See Fowler, Moses
Foulis (Ffowles), Sir David, Cofferer
to Prince Henry
-, his allowance, 64
Foulsham, Richard [ ? of Lincoln's
Inn, London]
-, petition to Cecil, 78
Fountain (Ffountaine), William,
Sergeant-at-Arms
-, his allowance, 66
Fowkes (Ffowkes), Sir Henry, of
Bulwick, co. Northants.
-, his allowance, 68
Fowler (Fouler), Moses, Dean of
Ripon
-, 40
-, signs petition to Cecil, 52
Foyle, Loch, Ulster, Ireland
-, 105, 106
Foyle, Mr.
-, 75
France
-, 6, 8, 13, 32, 42, 133, 185, 188,
190, 214, 217, 220 (2), 230
-, paper imported into England
from, 23
-, reference to effect of civil wars
in, 23
-, description of wares secretly
conveyed to England from,
24, 25
-, trade between England and,
43, 246
-, stone imported from, 90
-, capture of ship from, 101
-, Synod held in La Rochelle by
Huguenots of, 116
-, state of trade between Scotland
and, 127
-, attempted transport of hides
from England to, 155, 190
-, Viscount Cranborne buys bass
viol to take to, 158
-, English ship seized by mariners
from, 161 and n
-, complaint of abuses in trade
between England and, 246
-, English interests demand
neutralization of influence of,
265
-, William Cecil in, 283
-, Chancellor of. See Sillery
France, King of. See Henry IV
Francfort. See Frankfort
Francisco (Franciseky) Tomasso,
brother of Jacques Francisco,
alleged plotter against the
King
-, his petition, 93
Franciseky, T. de. See Francisco, Tomasso
Franckland, Thomas, of London,
scrivener
-, witnesses Brooke's bond, 177
Francton, John, printer to the King
in Ireland
-, petition to Privy Council, 72
Frank (Ffranke), Peter, in the
service of the Queen
-, his allowance, 65
Frankfort (Francfort) [Germany]
-, Viscount Cranborne at, 200
-, 237
Franklyn, George, tenant in
Britain's Burse
-, petitions to William, Earl of
Salisbury, 289 (2), 290
Frederick V (The Palsgrave),
Elector Palatine
-, sends envoy to England, 211
-, at Rochester, 230
-, King's attitude towards
assumption of Bohemian
crown by, 238, 239
Frederick, Christopher, Sergeant
Surgeon to the King
-, petition to King, 28
Freed, John, Sergeant-at-Arms
-, his allowance, 66
Freeman, Mr. See Freeman, Nicholas
Freeman, Nicholas, of London,
clothier
-, 190
Freher, Philip, tutor to William
Cecil
-, accompanies him to France,
283
Frendsbury. See Frindsbury
Frêne, Pierre Forget, Sieur du,
Secretary of State to Henry
IV, King of France
-, countersigns Royal command,
117
Freville, Sir George, of Hardwick,
co. Durham
-, 84
Frindsbury (Frendsbury), co. Kent
-, 179
Frissell, Nicholas, of St. Martin's le
Grand, London, shoemaker
-, petition to Cecil, 216
Frome (Ffroome), Mr., of Newgate,
London
-, visits Italy and Rome, 147
"Frontynack" (? Frontignan)
-, French wine called, 190
Frost, William, in the service of
Thomas Dallom
-, signs receipt, 189
Fry (Frye), William [ ? of co. Devon
d 1611]
-, reference to his imprisonment
in Spain, 178
Fryer (Ffryer or Friar), Thomas, of
St. Botolph's, Aldersgate,
London, physician
-, 147
Fryer (Ffryer or Friar), Mr., son of
Thomas Fryer
-, visits Italy and Rome, 147
Fulbrook, co. Oxford
-, chapel of, 56
Fulham, co. Middlesex
-, 246
Fuller, Mr. [? Nicholas Fuller, of
London, mercer, M.P. for
London]
-, 157
Fuller's Lane, near Gray's Inn,
London
-, letter written from, 159
Fullerton (Ffullerton), Sir James,
Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the King, and
Surveyor-General of the
lands of Prince Charles, Duke
of York
-, his allowances, 62, 66
-, 256
Furst, William, of co. Devon
-, 185
Fustians
-, scheme to employ people of
Hatfield in making, 164, 236
-, manufacture in Devon of, 256
Fyler, George, of Cranborne, co.
Dorset
-, letter to Keighley, 262