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E
Eades see Eedes.
Eagle, Gilbert, one of the King's Equerries, house in the Mews, 1882-3, 2010.
Eagle Vicarage (co. Lincoln), 2077.
Eagle (coin) see Crown.
Eaglesfield, Mr. stationer, Fleet Street, London, letter receiver for the Post Office, 1674.
Eagleston, Tho., tidesman, London port, 136.
Eales (Eeles, Eles), Bernard, loan on the linen duty, 727.
-, Francis, messenger of the Chamber, Poll arrear, 1391.
-, John, Tangier inhabitant, debt to, 843.
-, Joseph, tenant of concealed land, Bermondsey, 880.
-, Samuel, tenant of concealed land, Bermondsey, 881.
Earl Marshal of England see Howard, H.
Earle, Ann, of St. Clement, Oxford, Recusant, 455.
-, John, Register of seizures, 313, 333, 413, 414, 1266.
-, Mathew, boatman, Shoreham, 1278.
-, Robert, rebel in the West, 418.
-, Thomas, Commissioner to enquire of rebels' estates in co. Dorset, 546.
Earley, Stephen, tenant, Ellingham, co. Southants, 1443.
Earlisman see Erlisman.
Earlstown (and see Errelstown) (Shillelogher or Gowran barony, co. Kilkenny), 564.
Eartham (co. Sussex), 888.
Earthenware, farm of, see Wood farm.
- trade, potmakers, tiles, etc., prohibition of import of painted earthenware, 598, 799; import of tiles from Holland, 708, 758, 1387, 1599.
Easington (co. Yorks), 1215, 1977.
Easingwold (co. Yorks), 1826.
Eason, John, of Beds, Commissioner to enquire of Recusants' fines, co. Oxford etc., 1982.
East, John, jury of goldsmiths, Mint indenture, 2127.
-,-, of Somerton, Recusant, 455.
-, Lucy, of Wappenbury, co. Warwick, Recusant, 1122, 1123.
-, Thomas, engraver of seals, 831, 953, 1199, 1354, 1363, 1593, 1726, 1797, 1841, 1962-3, 2016, 2017, 2018.
-, Vinca, widow of Hardwick, Recusant, 455.
-, William, Clerk of Estreats in the Common Pleas, 920, 1062, 1195, 1196, 1758.
-, -, of the Middle Temple, steward of Great Staughton, 233, 516, 1332, 1575–6, 1755, 1832, 1892, 2029.
-, -, searcher of Ipswich port, 2126, 2133, 2134, 2155, 2159.
-,-, of Somerton, Recusant, 455.
East see Farrenquirk.
East Bere Forest see New Forest (South Bere).
Eastbourne ("Bourne") (co. Sussex), 64, 691, 729, 904, 976, 2008.
Eastbrook, Henry, rebel in the West, 418.
East Chalk (co. Kent), 884.
Eastchurch, William, tenement, Exeter Castle Close, 1798.
Eastchurch (Isle of Sheppey), 887; land called the Millfield, 887.
East Corbally see Corbally.
Eastcott (co. Devon), 1804.
Easter Tenement (Carnedon Prior), 144-5.
Easthampstead Walk see Windsor Forest.
East Hendred (Hundred, co. Berks), 57, 1020.
East India Company, 76; Northland
East India Company see Northland.
-, bonds, 141, 364, 387, 1106,
1156.
-, charter, confirmation of, 468.
-, coining foreign moneys, 468.
-, Customs on their imports, 2,
5, 6, 25, 26, 314, 322, 357,
1587; rebates on their paying down their Customs, 600,
603, 685; allowance of six
months and six months (or
three and three and three
and three months) on their
paying Customs by their
charter, 25, 471, 588, 600,
603.
-, exporting guns for forts and
ships in India, 73, 83; exporting goods to East Indies,
1097, 1137, 1417.
-, Fort St. George, Bombay, 73.
-, forts and factories, 83.
-, Governors, 900.
-, importing red Saunders wood,
1625.
-, interlopers, 900–1, 977, 1625,
1632, 1726.
-, King's dividend, 478, 895,
995, 1962, 2082.
-, King's share of ships forfeited
to, 1726.
-, linen see Linen.
-, neglecting the slave and ivory
trade, 977.
-, Northland East India Company, 643.
-, petition, 36, 518, 545.
-, present to the King, 410, 478,
895, 1032, 1100.
-, President at Surat see Child,
Sir J.
-, privileges of, question of their
cessation at the death of
Charles II, 471.
-, proclamation upholding their
chartered rights, 900–1.
-, proposal, 530.
-, servants, 481, 1294.
-, ships, 2, 6, 26, 73, 1137; names
of, 25.
-, trade, ships for, 1190; trade
with Persia, 2009.
-, wool exports question, 679.
East India linen see Linen.
East Indies, 681, 1097, 1137, 1450.
-, goods from, 1417, 1450.
-, ships from, other than the
East India Company's ships,
950.
Eastland [Baltic] Company, 76, 680;
Eastland merchants, 1329; East Country trade, 1261; Eastland goods, 1700–1.
Eastman, George, tidesman, London, son-in-law of Capt. R. Courser, 127, 2008.
Eastment, John, rebel in the West, 415.
Eastmoor (co. Lincoln), 1851.
Easton, Richard, rebel in the West, 421.
-, Robert, rebel in the West, 419.
Easton (co. Suffolk), 434.
East Stockwith (co, Lincoln), 1379.
East Walk and Lodge see New Forest (Bere).
Eastwoodland (co. Somerset), 2005.
Eathorpe (co. Warwick), 1122-3.
Eaton (and see Eyton), Jos., Customs frauds composition, 1158.
-, William, of Dover, fraudulent transport of wool, 605, 625, 1840, 2035.
Eaton (co. Notts), 1979.
- Deanery (co. Beds), 2074.
- Vicarage (co. Leicester), 2075.
Eaves, Ambrose, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1124.
Ebberston Vicarage, co. Yorks, 1977.
Ebden (Ebdon), Geo., rebel in the West, 415.
-, Mathew, tidesman, Lynn, 426.
Eborall (Ebrall), Agnes, of Rowington, co. Warwick, Recusant, 1127.
-, Ann, daughter of Thomas, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1126.
-, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1126.
-, John, of Wappenbury, co. Warwick, Recusant, 1123.
-, Mary, daughter of Thomas, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1123.
-, Sabrina, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1122, 1123.
-, William, and his wife, of Wappenbury, co. Warwick, Recusant, 1122, 1123.
-, -, of Rowington, co. Warwick, Recusant, 1127.
-,-, son of Thomas, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1126.
-, Thomas, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1126.
Eburne, William, tenant of concealed land, Bermondsey, 879.
"Ecce Homo," picture, 993.
Eccles (and see Eules), John, gunner, Tangier, 847.
Ecclesiastical Commission, Chamber Keeper, 1230.
- -, Commissioners for Ecclesiastical Causes, 1274.
- -, degradations by, 1684.
- -, establishment for, 1230.
- -, issues for (see Bridgman, W.), 1274, 1452, 1457, 1715.
- -, King's advocate, 1230.
- -, Proctor, 1230.
- -, Register, 1230, see Bridgman, W.
- -, seal for, 1363.
- Courts, 1225; excommunications in, 594.
Edberry, Benjamin, waiter, Sidlesham, 765.
-, Joseph, waiter, Sidlesham, 765.
Eddolph see Edolfe.
Eddowes, John, Receiver for the House of Lords of the Subsidy (of 22 Car. II), 1044.
Eden, Mr., of Stockton, landwaiter, Bridlington, 341.
-, Robert, information against T. Moore, 232.
-, Thomas, Deputy King's Remembrancer, 204, 330, 351, 451, 858, 1090, 1443, 1476, 1498, 1508, 1934, 1964, 1966, 2087.
-, Tobias, petition for place of clerk of port books and port bonds in the King's Remembrancer's Office, 330.
Edes see Eedes.
Edesforth, Ann, widow, Recusant, co. Berks, 637.
Edgar, Christopher, tidesman, Exeter, 1476.
-, John, tidesman, Shields, 1290.
-, Miles, searcher, Chichester, 29, 503; ditto, Rye, 729, 991, 1163.
-, Richard, rebel in the West, 419.
Edgcombe, Pears, son of Sir Richard, 209.
-, Percy, lease, Calstock Weir, 209.
-, Richard, son of Sir Richard, 209.
-, Sir Richard, lease, Calstock Weir, 99, 209-10.
-, Winifred, daughter of Percy and wife of T. Coventry, 209.
Edge, Edmund, boatman, Tarrington Steep, 1793.
Edghill, Mr., Crown law payment, 1068.
Edghills see Dean Forest.
Edinburgh (Scotland), 1515.
Edington (co. Somerset), 1973, 2004.
- (co. Wilts), 546.
Edmes, Richard, concealed lands, Dover, 887.
Edmonds, Humphrey, rebel in the West, 421.
-, James, rebel in the West, 420.
-, Thomas, tidesman, Portsmouth, 200.
Edmonton manor (co. Midd.), 1945, 1961.
Edney, Hen., rebel in the West, 418.
Edolphe (Eddolph), Barbara, lease, Kent, 708, 748.
-, Cicely, wife of Robert, 748.
-, Robert, discovery of concealed lands, 748.
-, Simon, lands, Askham, Kent. 1057-8.
-, Thomas, lands, Dover, 884.
Edward VI see King.
Edward VI's Hospital see Hospital.
Edwards, Edward, Recusant, co. Wilts. 634.
-,-, tidesman, London, 1289; waiter, Blackwall, 1278.
-, -, surveyor for brandies in the Western ports, 596.
-, Eubulus, outlaw, co. Montgomery, 296.
-, Sir James, Alderman of London, 120; loan on the linen duty, 2177.
-, John, Recusant, co. Cambridge, 1922.
-,-, comber, Axminster, rebel in the West, 415, 2004, 2005.
-,-, yeoman, Trull, rebel in the West, 419, 2005.
-,-, deputy searcher, Harwich, 917.
-, Joseph, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1128.
-,-, of Faversham, Customs frauds, 1778, 1814, 1820, 1857.
-, Martha, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1124.
-, Mary, wife of Joseph, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1128.
-, Richard, soldier, against the rebels in the West, 288.
-, -, co. Carnarvon, 1881.
-, -, Customs boat, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, 1278.
-, Robert, of St. Martins in the Fields, surety recognizance, 1021.
-, Samuel, shipmaster, 338.
-, Thomas, tidesman, Bristol, 519.
-, -, Quaker, co. Gloucester, 632.
-, - (alias Payne), trooper in Capt. Coy's Company, Tangier, 1578, 1639, 1655, 1716; clerk to the Church at Tangier, 1736.
-, Thomas, petition for place, 1821.
-, William, rebel in the West, 418.
-, -, Army pension, 1282, 1470, 1710.
-, -, suit of debt against Sir R. Vyner, 1748, 2028, 2031.
Eedes (Eades, Edes), Dr., Crown law payment, 1068.
-, Francis, gamekeeper in ordinary to the King, 1831, 1873, 1910.
-, Isaac, groom employed on the Mole, Tangier, 1642.
-, Richard (father of Francis),
gamekeeper in ordinary to the
King, 1873, 1910.
-, one of the King's falconers,
102, 295, 308, 379, 457; Poll
arrear, 1043, 1390.
-, William, rebel in the West, 423.
Eeles see Eales.
Effingham, Lord Howard of, see Howard, F.
Egerton, John, 4th Earl of Bridgwater, Commissioner for the arrears of the subsidy, 1044.
-, Richard, riding surveyor for the Post Office, 1971.
-, Robert, of Windle, co. Lancs, gent., surety recognisance, 1022.
Eggerton, Mr., King's coachman, 1119.
Egham (co. Surrey), 1614.
Eglin, Thomas, rebel in the West, 423.
Egremont (co. Cumberland), 51.
Eight, pieces of, see Dollars.
Ejected ministers, 486.
Ekins (Ekines), Thomas, merchant, Scilly Isles, 753.
Elderton, Mr., prisoner for debt, co. Wilts, 1915.
Eldon (co. Durham), 248.
Eldred, John, tenant of concealed lands, London and Woking, 885, 886, 887.
Elections see Parliament.
Elephants' teeth see Ivory.
Eles see Eales.
Eley, Capt. Brent, Tangier, debt to, 844.
Elfey, William, teamer to the king's dock, Chatham, 1821.
Elford (Ellford), James, rebel in the West, 421, 422.
-, Thomas, weighing porter, London, 1555.
Elgar, Jane, Quaker, co. Sussex, 630.
Elgin, Earl of, see Bruce, R.
Elham (co. Kent), 698.
Eliogarty barony (co. Tipperary), 549, 552, 557, 558, 560, 561.
Elkington, North and South, Vicarage (co. Lincoln), 2078.
Elland, Lady, goods for, 450.
Ellastone (co. Staff.), 1021.
Ellerker ("Ellick") (co. Yorks), 1452.
Ellesdon, Ann, pension, 283-4, 389, 425, 453, 463, 1254, 1257.
-, Anthony, pension, 283-4, 389, 425, 453, 463, 1254, 1256; concealed land, Surrey, 482.
-, Charles, pension, 283-4, 389, 425, 453, 463, 1254, 1256.
-, Joan, pension, 284, 389, 425, 453, 463, 1254, 1256.
-, John, searcher, Lyme, 731; landwaiter, Weymouth, 1194, 1224, 1250; collector's place, Lyme, 2156, 2162.
-, Mary, pension, 283-4, 389, 425, 453, 463, 1254, 1257.
-, William, sen., pension, 283-4, 390, 463.
Ellesmere (co. Salop), 2134.
Elletson, Roger, attorney at law, Jamaica, King's Attorney General, ibid. 53-6.
Elliff, Simon, tenant, Bermondsey, 879.
Elligood, Richard, Recusant, co. Suffolk, 630.
Ellingham (co. Southampton), 414, 1443, 1508; lands in, as follows, viz. Moyles Court, Chetley, Newland, Stoney Breach, Gwenclose, Broome Close, Barley Field, Lovetts, Chapel Field, Oldhouse, New Closes, Bulsford, Broad Closes, Ellingham Meadow, Blachford Meadows, Rockford and Rockford Common, 1509-10; lands called Heywood Farm, 1387; Highwood, 1443; Dickens End, 1443; Le Hurst, 1443.
Ellington (co. Huntingdon), 1922, 2076.
Elliott (Elyott), Alice, loan on the linen duty, 2183.
-, Cornelius, rebel in the West, 421.
-, Edmund, loans on linen, 2176.
-, Grey, Commissioner to enquire of lands, co. Radnor, 1683.
-, Henry, clipper of coin, 35, 508.
-, Humphry, discovery of lands, co. Gloucester, 1780.
-, John, custodiam lease, co. Cornwall, 613.
-,-, Nonconformity fine, 1959.
-, Lionel, loans on linen, 2176.
-, Mris. Katherine, pension, 694, 898, 900, 1100, 1457, 1482, 1715, 1717, 1968, 1980.
-, Mary, daughter of Thomas, 113.
-, Mathew, rebel in the West, 416.
-, Mr., victualler, Tooting, letter receiver to the Post Office, 1675.
-, Ensign Roger, Tangier, debt to, 844.
-, Thomas, Groom of the Bedchamber, loan on linen, 2176.
-, Tristram, rebel in the West, 415.
-, Ursula, widow, pension, 141, 193, 280, 282, 390, 395, 525, 535, 671, 694, 698, 815, 835, 937, 1143, 1144, 1338, 1340, 1472, 1554, 1567.
Ellis, Andrew, lease to the King of ground from St. James's to Charing Cross, 197, 269, 640.
- (alias Cossens), Andrew, rebel in the West, 415.
-, Aver., passenger to Jamaica, 267.
-, Frances, widow of Andrew, 197, 258, 269, 640.
-, Francis, son of Thomas, 1413.
-, James, second clerk to the Warden of the Mint, 1038.
-, John, Secretary to the Revenue
Commissioners, Ireland, 1208,
1288, 1636, 1689, 2019, 2064.
-, custodiam lease for the Crown,
Ireland, 1520.
-, Dr. John, pension to, as chanter of St. David's, 1654.
-, John, tenement, Carnedon Prior, 1849.
-, Joseph, tenement, Carnedon Prior, 1379, 1616, 1849.
-, Leo[nard], Quaker, co. Norfolk, 633.
-, Philip, goods to, for the Queen, 1229.
-, Rebecca, tenement, Carnedon Prior, 1849.
-, Richard, merchant in the Exchequer, surety for J. Erwin, 806, 1547.
-, -, tenant of concealed land, Bermondsey, 879.
-, Thomas, King's waiter, London port, 1413.
-, -, rebel in the West, 424.
-, -, and his wife, Quakers, co. Suffolk, 630.
-, William, freeholder, Swineshead, co, Lincoln, 1320–1, 1567.
-, Sir William, Commissioner to enquire of Recusants' fines, co. Notts, 1806.
Ellotson, John, tidesman, Whitehaven, 147.
Elmes, Bartholomew, of Northampton, Commissioner to enquire of Recusants' fines, co. Warwick, etc., 1982.
-, John, passenger to Jamaica, 267.
-, Thomas, waterman [? London port], 349.
-, -, of Northampton, Commissioner to enquire of Recusants' fines, co. Warwick etc., 1982.
Elmore (Tiverton, co. Devon), 1543.
Elringe, Mary, tenant, London, 1965.
Elrington, Anne, youngest daughter of the Earl of Macclesfield, 1677.
-, William, husband of Anne, 1677.
Elsam, Robert, curate of Firsby, 1775.
Elsinore (Denmark), 366–7, 466, 1494.
Elstow (co. Beds), 1982.
Eltham (co. Kent), Post Office receiver at, 1672.
Elton, Andrew, debt to L. Santen, New York, 1706–7.
-, Robert, bond with T. Row, 1131.
Elton (co. Huntingdon), 1922.
Elways, John, Poll arrears, 1391.
Elwood, Sizera, passenger to Jamaica, 267.
Elworthy, Sam., rebel in the West, 421.
Ely, Capt. [? Samuel], Tangier, 1163.
-, Daniel, landwaiter, Plymouth, 952.
-, Capt. Samuel, Commissioner for perambulating East Bere Forest, 1632, 1892, 1909, 1962.
Ely, Isle of, 172, 175, 1348, 1805.
-, -, Commissioners to enquire of Recusants' forfeitures, 2028.
-, town, 1676, 1677.
-, Dean and Chapter, 201; Prior of, 248, 434; farmers of the Liberty of St. Etheldred, Suffolk, and their rights to felons' goods there, 201, 248, 434.
Emanuel College see Cambridge.
Embargo, 2160.
Emberly, Froud, shipmaster, 1047.
Embree, Joseph, taker of officers securities in the Customs, 1179.
Emden (Germany), 1159.
Emersham, John, tenant of waste lands, Essex, 2089.
Emerson, Jane, Tangier widow, 408.
Emery, Esdras, petition for Customs place, 1759.
Emes, David, boatman, Minehead, 691.
Emly, Micha., Quaker, co. Notts, 631.
Emmett (Emmitt, Emmatt, Emmott), Maurice (Morris), bricklayer to the Works, Chelsea Hospital, 1446, 1847, 1938.
-, Mr., Crown law payment, 1046, 1189, 1683, 1684.
-, Stephen, bricklayer, work at Whitehall, 581.
-, William, carver, Chelsea Hospital, 1847.
Emmington (co. Oxford), 2002.
Emms, Francis, Tangier inhabitant, debt to, 843, 920, 1105, 1182, 1437.
-, Fulk, King's waiter, London port, 666, 734, 1958.
Emos, Richard, of Barford, postmaster, 1677.
-, William, of Rumford, postmaster, 1677.
Emperor and Empress see Germany.
Emps, Lionel, Poll arrear, 1276.
Emroe, Mr., wool frauds, Canterbury, 1789.
Enagh, Uppe and Lower (Dunluce barony, co. Antrim), 1519.
Enagherine see Eneverne.
Encampment on Hounslow Heath see Army (encampment).
Enclosures, 168, see Crown lands, Discoveries.
Encroachments, 168, 204, 436, 712, 1177, 1912, see Crown lands, Discoveries.
Endellion (co. Cornwall), 637.
Eneverne, alias Enagherine (Ikerrin barony, co. Tipperary), 555.
Enfield Chase (co. Midd.), chief ranger, 72; King's game in, 72; Receiver of fines in, 72.
Engagentes (ladies' dress), 2114.
Engine for cutting tobacco, 1718.
-, for dredging, 762.
-, for weaving wire, 602, 670.
-, fire engine, 412.
-, for pewterers, see Pewterers.
-, see Patents.
Engineer, chief engineer, see Beckman, M., Loupe, T.; second engineer see Philips, T.
England, Allen, rebel in the West, 416.
-, Benjamin, mariner, ship's naturalization, 2066, 2105.
-, John, rebel in the West, 419.
-, -, proposal for victualling Chelsea Hospital, 1908.
-, Jona., rebel in the West, 417.
-, Philip, rebel in the West, 421.
-, Tho., rebel in the West, 416, 418.
-, William, rebel in the West, 421.
English(and see Inglish), Jasper, underhousekeeper, Hampton Court, 1553.
-, Mr. (? Jasper), deputy to Mr. Rustat, 2132.
-, Thom., sen., Roman Catholic, 481, 808.
-, Thom., jun., Roman Catholic, 481.
English bill in the Exchequer Court, 1806.
-, captives in Barbary see Redemption.
-, fishermen see Fish.
-, language to be used in the Stables accounts in place of Latin, 583.
-, natives' rights, 521, see Customs (aliens), Denizations, Naturalizations.
-, points, manufactory of, 2068, and see Lace.
-, ships see Naturalization.
Englishcombe (co. Somerset), 852, 1481.
-, Farm, Englishcombe, 1755.
Ennis, Jane, widow of Lieut. Robert, 88, 123.
-, Lieut. Robert, aide major to the Scotch Regiment at Tangier, 88.
-, Thomas, collector, Penryn, 1360.
Ennis (co. Clare), 1954.
Enniscorthy (co. Wexford), 1953.
Enston, Edward, tidesman, London port, 136.
Entre, writs of, see Alienations.
Epping Forest (co. Essex), 1410, 1420.
Epsom (co. Surrey), 1349.
Epworth (co. Lincoln), 926, 1414.
Equerries see Royal Stables.
Equity see Exchequer Court of Equity.
Erchfont see Archfont.
Erith (Thames, co. Kent), 2035.
Erlisman (Earlisman), Elizabeth, wife of John, 580.
-, John, Comptroller, Tangier, 331, 1769; Consul at Algiers, 141, 175, 236, 243, 279, 332, 580, 964, 1223.
Ernle (Ernley), Sir John, loans to the Exchequer, 1248, 1386, 2183; grant in trust of the Duchy of Lancaster lands, 863; Chancellor and Under Treasurer of the Exchequer and a Treasury Lord, 3, 8, 10, 128, 155, 210, 252, 315, 485, 490, 497, 544, 604, 613, 739, 753, 770, 777, 790, 983, 1012, 1103, 1141, 1157, 1215, 1231, 1248, 1263, 1288, 1343, 1386, 1490, 1549, 1605, 1631, 1784, 1936, 2038, 2155, 2159.
-, Sir John, jun., deceased, Conservator and Supervisor of Dean Forest, 1265.
Errelstown [?Earlstown] (Shillelogher barony, co. Kilkenny), 564.
Errington, Edward, poor Knight's place, Windsor, 1710.
-, Francis, Deputy Comptroller, Sunderland port, 1949.
-, Ralph, Army pension, 702, 1470-1, 1710.
Erskine, Thomas, Visct. Fentoun (Earl of Kellie), concealed lands, co. Kent, 887.
Ervin, John, rebel in the West, 421.
Erwin, John, proposed treasurer for the Pedlars and Petty Chapmen duty, 806; accounts of the people employed by him in the country, 999.
Erwood, Gabriell, Quaker, co. Surrey, 630.
Escheated or attainted or forfeited
estates, 322, 496, 855, 1713–4.
-, for felony, 469.
-, for murder, 29, 145, 209, 246,
451, 458.
-, for suicide, 109, 146, 201, 286,
952, 1380–1, 1508.
-, for treason see Treason.
Esker (Fassadinin barony, co. Kilkenny), 562.
Esmonde, Sir Lawrence, quit rents, Ireland, 1208–9.
Esopus (New York), 1707.
Essex, Earl of, see Capel, A.
Essex County, 47, 108, 186, 276, 468, 494, 580, 597, 598, 602, 637, 657, 675, 685, 739, 795, 821, 841, 851, 854, 897, 977, 1006, 1009, 1016, 1066, 1184, 1204, 1318, 1331, 1358, 1377, 1569, 1613, 1629, 1648, 1668, 1695, 1850, 1866, 1868, 1950, 1976, 1981, 2062, 2167.
-, -, Assizes, 1205.
-, -, derelict lands in, 2058, 2087–93.
-, -, Excise, 276.
-, -, Post fines, 90.
-, -, Quakers in, 632.
-, -, Receiver of Assessments see Norrington, W.
-, -, Receiver of Recusants' Forfeitures, 632, 1695, 1803–4, see Pemberton, R.
-, -, sheriffs, 1184, 1461, 1652.
-, -, waste lands in, 1944, 2087–93.
Establishments and estimates (departmental) see Army, Navy, Ordnance, Tangier, Cinque Ports, Chamber, Robes, Wardrobe, Works, Royal Household, Chapel Royal, King's falconers, King's musicians, King's servants, Trade and Plantation Committee, Wales (Marches).
Estampes see Prints.
Estampes see D'Estampes.
Estate, chair of, 983.
Este, Prince Reginald Cardinal d', promotion of, 1356; Protector of King James's affairs at Rome, 1872, 1881, 1883, 1891, 1983, 1992.
Esterby, Charles, boatman, Sunderland, 936.
Estimates see Establishments.
Estovers, 808.
Estoll, Nicholas, pension, 306, 390, 434, 786, 794, 903, 906, 1063, 1075, 1302, 1305, 1482, 1494, 1586, 1592, 1784, 1785, 1788, 1881, 1991, 1999.
Estreats, clerk of, see Exchequer Court.
Estridge, Richard, shipmaster, 322.
Etheridge, Henry, tenant, Ellingham, co. Southants, 1443.
-, Sir George, employed in Germany, 63, 71, 133, 876–7, 895, 987, 1218, 1221, 1395, 1409, 1571, 1574, 1603, 1834, 1837, 1898, 1905, 1951, 1956, 2052; Minister to Ratisbon, 877.
Etherington, Samuel, teller of tin farthings, 1623.
Etkins, George, King's Bench fine, 1842, 1878, 1899, 1916.
Eton (co. Bucks), 1983; manor, 327.
-, College, perpetuity to, 1339, 1340, 1472, 1598, 1610, 1936, 1940; Poll arrear, 678.
Ettrick, Antho., interest in Kingswood Chace, 962.
-, Walter, collector, Sunderland port, 1500.
-, William, collector, Sunderland port, 1500.
Eules [? Eccles], Edw., Tangier inhabitant, debt to, 843.
Europe, 892, 995, 1639, 1655, 1995; question whether the Canaries are in Europe or Africa, 956–8.
Eust see Ewst.
Eustace, Maurice, of Portlester, co. Meath, lands, Ireland, 1279.
-, Sir Maurice, lands, Dublin, 1949.
Eustick, Richard, collector, Penzance, 2115, 2133.
Euston, Earl of, see Fitz Roy, H.
Eustone, Edward, tidesman, London, 682.
Eva, John, landwaiter, Penryn, 533, 588, 2008.
Evan (co. Fernanagh), 1954.
Evan, Owen, clerk, co. Cardigan, 1429.
Evans, David, steward of Swansea, 443.
-, Erasmus, tidesurveyor, London, 40, 1055, 1154.
-, George, surveyor of the meltings at the Mint, 579, 1386.
-, -, of Southwark, surety of B. Lloyd, 2165.
-, Henry, messenger of the Chamber, 234, 1590, 2107.
-, Hugh, of Carnarvon, Dissenter, 1882.
-, James, Quaker, co. Hereford, 633.
-, John, yeoman, Wilton, rebel in the West, 418, 2004.
-, John, Quaker, co. Leicester, 632.
-, -, of Kilsane, co. Carmarthen, surety of B. Lloyd, 2165.
-, -, of Treventy, co. Carmarthen, surety of B. Lloyd, 2165.
-, -, weigher, Newcastle, 588.
-, Jonathan, debt to L. Santon, New York, 1706.
-, Lawrence, tenant, Queen Street, London, 1214.
-, Lewis, vicar of Iver, co. Bucks, 1802.
-, Mr., undersearcher, London, 142.
-, Mr., Gentleman Harbinger, 649.
-, Mr., engine for cutting tobacco, 1718–9.
-, Mr., 651.
-, Peter, of London, Commissioner to enquire of Recusants' fines, co. Chester, 1805.
-, Philip, waiter, Wrickle port, 1914.
-, Richard, Dr. of physic, Cotleigh, co. Devon, rebel in the West, 420, 2004.
-, -, searcher, Milford port, 47, 162, 443, 1494, 1530.
-, -, searcher, Gravesend, 136.
-, Thomas, shipmaster, 777, 857.
-, Capt. Thomas, lands, Ireland, 561, 562.
-, Walter, sheriff of Monmouth, 494, 990.
-, see Jones.
Evatt, Edward, tidesurveyor, London, 857.
Evely, Bridgett, Nonconformist, 1108.
Evelyn, John, a Commissioner for the Privy Seal, 697, 714, 812, 924, 1221, 1357; executor of Sir R. Brown. 1404-5; Turner's petition, 1732.
-, -, senr., loan on the linen duty, 2183, 2185.
-, -, [a tradesman], patent to inspect gold and silver thread, 2000.
-, Mary, wife of John, 1404–5.
Everard, Anthony, rebel in the West, 421.
-, Edmund, barrister at law, 1918; Col. J. Scall's estate in New Jersey, 1611.
-, John. Army pension, 702, 1282, 1469, 1709.
-, Mary, widow, Recusant, co. Warwick, 1127.
-, Mr., petition, 2045.
-, Mr., payment to, by B. Skelton in Holland [? for intelligence], 987, 1491.
-, Richard (son of Mary), Recusant, co. Warwick, 1127.
-, Sam., Quaker, co. Essex, 632.
Everards, Capt. Rymond, Envoy from the Prince of Furstenberg, 1838.
Everest, Ezechiel, services to the King in Holland, 695.
Everitt (Everett, Everatt, Everott), Abigail, Quaker, co. Lincoln, 632.
-, Deb[orah], Quaker, co. Lincoln, 632.
-, John, Quaker, co. Suffolk, 631.
-, Jonathan, bribing Customs officers, 927.
-, Thomas, and his wife, Quakers, co. Lincoln, 632.
-, William, tenant of concealed land, Bermondsey, 881.
Evernden, Anthony, surveyor of the landcarriagemen, London, 1838, 1914, 1940.
Everton (co. Notts), manor, 1156.
Every, James, cheesemonger, Honiton, rebel in the West, 418, 2006.
-, John, Receiver of Recusants' Forfeitures, Cheshire and North Wales, 261, 809; Poll arrear, 1391.
-, -, Groom of the Privy Chamber to the Queen Dowager, 404.
-, William, Customer's place, Hull port, 2153.
Eves, Edward, rebel in the West, 418.
Ewers, James, tenant of waste lands, co. Essex, 2090.
Ewrie, Mr., bailiff, of Spalding, 438.
Ewse, Capt. John, lands, Ireland, 556.
Ewst (Eust), Robert, of Bray, wastes in Braywood, 192, 201.
Exchange, bills of, 1187, 1358, see Duncombe, C., Navy, Tangier; postponement of and consequent loss of credit to the King, 251; drawn by Ambassadors, 335, 364.
-, Office of, see Taxes (Agents).
-, rate of, dollars in Morocco, 211; from Ireland to England and loss by remittances from Ireland, 2, 573, 1841; from Scotland to London, 2115.
EXCHEQUER RECEIPT.
-, annuities payable out of, 51.
-, Auditor of (see Howard, Sir
R.), 220, 979; cashing
orders or debentures of,
968; signing imprest rolls,
44, 74; weekly certificates
of, see Exchequer (Receipt
weekly).
-, Chamberlains of, 220, see
Steward, Sir N., Hildeyard,
P.
-, Chancellor and Under Treasurer of (see Ernle, Sir J.),
188, 194, 196, 288, 292, 471,
614, 645, 915, 929, 1413,
1753, 1882, 1984, 2083, 2100;
his fees on leases, 370; office
fees, 367.
-, clerks and ministers of, 142,
1871.
-, compositions in and issues out
of, 712, 835, 906, 1158, 1503,
1797, 1998, 2016, 2104.
-, debts and arrears of the Crown
charged in, 1149.
-, Deputy Chamberlains (see
Lowe, J., Le Neve, P.),
1012, 1372; fees, 1579;
Customs fees, 829, 1570;
sorting and ordering records,
129, 266 606, 829, 1421,
1764, 1999; keeping one of
the three keys of the money
chests, 968–9.
-, doorkeepers, 196, see Packer,
P. and J.
-, fees payable out of, 51.
-, fees payable in, on issues of
money etc., 110, 182, 292,
301–2, 310, 319, 347–8,
352, 367, 369, 450, 460, 466,
487, 574, 605, 617, 618, 619,
713, 929, 1047, 1356, 1492,
1494, 1496, 1590, 1822, 1902,
1905, 2052, 2072, 2106.
-, fines of leases see Crown
Lands.
-, forfeitures, 1788–9, 2016.
-, gate porter see Parkes, W.
-, goods seized, and issues out
of same, 74, 462, 475, 613,
629, 649, 664, 741, 760, 780,
794, 815, 835, 866, 900, 906,
1006, 1027, 1196, 1273, 1339,
1528, 1580, 1860, 2016, 2095,
2097, 2104.
-, issues out of, for each Department see each Department
separately.
-, King's servants payable in, 2,
8; transferred to the Chamber Establishment to be
paid by the Chamber Treasurer, 378–9, see Chamber
(establishment).
-, liberates, 26, see Exchequer
(Usher), Packer, R.
-, loans, 93, and see Loans;
method of tallies for and
cancelling of, 220.
-, messengers, 49; nature of
office of, 323; four messengers of the Receipt, 323,
816; messenger attending
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, 614; messengers attending the Treasury Lords
and the officers of the Receipt, 2161.
-, method of charging Excise
payments in, 10.
-, ministers and clerks, 704.
-, money or cash in, rules for
the custody and delivering
out etc., as a means of
checking fraud on the part
of the Tellers, 968–9, 1770;
boxes or chest for same,
1048.
-, officers attendance, 2115,
2141; exempt from musters,
130.
-, orders and warrants on, unsatisfied or undirected, 545,
807, 922; renewal of lost
orders, 800, 802.
-, Pells, Clerk of (see Wardour,
W.), 10, 91, 220, 280, 411,
447, 683, 979, 1400; to
sign imprest rolls, 44, 74,
147, 216; to keep one of
the three chests of the
money chests, 968–9; office
of, 1740; fees to, 605, 1420;
assistant to, see Fleetwood,
E.
-, pensions and perpetuities
charged at, 1843.
-, Receipt rolls, 819.
-, Receivers General, issues out
of, 2097.
-, records see Exchequer (Receipt, Deputy Chamberlain).
-, redemption of lands, 2016.
-, rents of lands see Crown
(lands); as an Exchequer
item, 2104.
-, salaries and fees, dormant
warrant for, 26.
-, sale of wood, issues out of,
1940.
-, seal, 1683; see custodiam leases.
-, stop of, 511.
-, tallies, warrant for levying,
605.
-, -, fees for levying, 704.
-, Tally Court officers, 1829,
2160.
-, tally cutter, fees to, 605; see
Langford, S.
-, Tellers (four) (see Villiers, F.,
Loving, J., Vernon, Sir T.,
Downing, Sir G., Clifford,
S., Howard, T.), 88, 979; advancing moneys on letters of
direction from the Treasury
Secretary before the proper
issue of money warrants and
orders, 6, 26, 28, 237, 238,
260, 279, 535, 542, 599,
607, 683, 688, 894, 1173,
1306, 2107; advancing
moneys for the services on
the death of Charles II
pending the issue of new
privy seals, 10; cash rooms,
1048; Teller's fee for his
bill, 605; house belonging
to, 1505; securities to the
king, 968; to keep one of
the three keys of the money
chests, 968–9, 1048.
-, Treasury of the Receipt, records in, in St. Martin's
Lane alias in the Tower and
Gate over Palace Yard,
1809, 2133; see Exchequer (Receipt, Deputy
Chamberlains); book of
orders for the Royal Household to be kept in 219;
Standard Trial pieces in,
822.
-, Usher of (see Packer, R.,
Packer, J.), custody of
moneys, 1048, 1211; liberates, 235, 236–7, 903, 1255,
1860; room of (the former
Treasury Chamber), 189,
196.
-, weekly certificates of the
Auditor, 313, 376, 969, 2083,
2096, 2120.
- COURT, 19, 1953.
-, Auditors of (seven in number), for Crown lands or
Crown revenues, 900, 1320;
rules for, 1726, see Aldworth,
W., Philips, J., Tudor, T.,
Stephens, A., Shales, J.,
Parsons, T., Godolphin, Sir
W.; deputy auditors see
Hewitt, R.; King's purchase deeds to be enrolled
before, 516.
-, Barons of, Lord Chief Baron
(see Atkins, Sir E.), 278,
522, 572, 628, 778, 966,
1047, 1060, 1113, 1209, 1310,
1791; fees on Crown leases,
370; Barons, Barons of the
Coife, see Gregory, Sir W.,
Atkins, Sir E., Wright, Sir
R., May, Sir R., Nevill, Sir
E., Jenner, Sir T., Montagu,
W., Powell, T., Thurland, Sir
E., Turnor, Sir W., Street,
Sir T.), 32, 83, 88, 105, 198,
290, 482, 628, 804, 851, 852,
859, 1060, 1087, 1172, 1393,
1605, 1740, 1789, 2151;
Fifth Baron or Cursitor
Baron, 1203, see Crawley,
F.; the Barons' power
to instal debts, fines etc.,
188–9.
-, bills in, 1094, 1740.
-, causes and process in, 1171,
1259, 1722, 1725, 1808,
1832, 1834, 1952, 2038,
2096.
-, Chamber, Register of, 333, see
Fanshaw, H., Burdett, E.
-, Clerk of Equity, 750.
-, Clerk of Estreats, 855.
-, Clerk of Foreign Estreats (see
Whitfield, T.), keeping
records of Recusants' forfeitures, 185, 1338.
-, Clerk of Nichils, see Small,
Hy.
-, Commissions of enquiry, petitions for, 1010.
-, decrees, 1787.
-, Deputy Chamberlains for joining tallies (see Ady, J., Cole,
J., Ballow, H.), 324, 372,
431, 2026, 2156.
-, English bill in, 603, 1139,
2036.
-, estreats in, 727, 1770, 1771.
-, fees, 752.
-, Foreign Apposer see Whittaker,
C.
-, Judges, 202.
-, King's Remembrancer (see
Ayloffe, H., as in trust for
Visct. Fanshaw, an infant),
25, 32, 57, 77, 117, 147,
181, 201, 214, 216, 217, 251,
255, 258, 259, 272, 289, 290,
322, 375, 454, 490, 494, 499,
515, 589, 636, 641, 692, 739,
759, 778, 808, 840, 852, 854,
855, 857, 858, 916, 970, 1024,
1058, 1077, 1082, 1086, 1119,
1184, 1236, 1239, 1258, 1293,
1304, 1317, 1341, 1388, 1392,
1393, 1399, 1408, 1439, 1447,
1466, 1536, 1596, 1644, 1661,
1683, 1692, 1722, 1751, 1756,
1766, 1772, 1782, 1803, 1828,
1840, 1846, 1856, 1866, 1889,
1920, 1930, 1981, 1993, 2028,
2045, 2096, 2099, 2107, 2151,
2167.
-, - deputy to, see Eden,
T.
-, - office of, 1177; fees for
blank books for the Customs
and for passing Customs accounts see Customs (officers);
Customs accounts returned
into, 858.
-, fees to secondaries and
clerks, 374, 1092, 1176,
1340, 2026.
-, clerk of port books and
port bonds, 330, 333;
see Fanshaw, H., Burdett, E.
-, first Secondary (see Hall,
T.), 451, 966; second
Secondary see Taylor,
John.
-, Register see Fanshaw, Hy.
licences [concordandi],
book of, 966.
-, purchase deeds of King's
lands to be deposited
in, 516.
-, Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer (see Osborne, Sir
J.), 454, 540, 590, 616, 636,
641, 646, 652, 664, 683, 697,
718, 726, 739, 759, 795, 808,
819, 850, 925, 942, 984,
1005, 1013, 1058, 1069, 1122,
1210, 1236, 1245, 1251, 1288,
1321, 1348, 1447, 1461, 1661,
2010, 2045; Deputy, 932.
-, office in the Temple, fire
in, 427, 434; Recusants'
Roll in, 932; attorneys
in, 2106.
-, Secondaries and clerks,
fees of, 262, 293, 829,
834, 940, 1770, 1937,
1940, 2012; corruption
of officers of, 2095;
first Secondary see
Blackwell, G.; second
Secondary see Wilkinson, F.
-, marshalsea of, marshal of, see
Baker, J. and M.
-, messengers, 614, 1940.
-, Office of Pleas in, 1087.
-, orders, 1108, 1630.
-, Originals out of Chancery
transcribed into the Exchequer, 834–5.
-, Pipe Clerk of (see Croke, Sir
R., Clifford, Lord H.), 57,
58, 113, 128, 144, 151, 158,
168, 177, 185, 186, 209, 210,
218, 229, 255, 264, 270, 288,
320, 356, 427, 441, 443, 449,
458, 460, 467, 478, 489, 493,
516, 540, 590, 596, 600, 604,
616, 629, 636, 641, 652, 664,
666, 693, 696, 697, 718, 720,
772, 808, 819, 850, 851, 852,
877, 912, 913, 940, 984, 1005,
1066, 1086, 1120, 1122, 1245,
1251, 1335, 1356, 1367–8,
1389, 1451, 1476, 1602, 1661,
1698, 1702, 1722, 1756, 1767,
1799, 1809, 1846, 1851, 1852,
1863, 1964, 2010, 2045.
-, deputy clerk, 990, see
Fillingham, B.
-, fees, 1579; fees on leases,
370; fees on drawing down Recusants'
charges, 330, 454, 479,
830, 1410; Customs fees,
829, and see Customs
(officers).
-, estreats, 727.
-, office in GreysInn, 727, 1260,
1372, 1559; secondaries
and clerks, 636; Customs
fees, 449, 829, 1579,
see Wallinger, W., Bonnett, J., Cole, T.
-, handwriting, 812, 1135.
-, records of surplusages see
Sheriffs.
-, Recusant Roll, 596, 802,
932, 2011.
-, rents answered into, 623.
-, Roll of the Pipe or Great
Roll, 185, 288, 454, 590,
727, 808, 819, 1004,
1339, 1447, 1461, 1697,
1771, 1919, 2010.
-, summons of, 812, 1135,
1921–3, and see Roman
Catholics; reasons for
delay in process of,
427.
-, Pipe, Comptroller of (see Pottinger, J.), 49, 255, 449,
540, 590, 641, 697, 819,
850, 984, 1005, 1122, 1245,
1251, 1720, 2045, 2170; fees
of, 829, 1579, 2026; writing
and bringing over amerciaments, 802.
-, Process, see Exchequer (Court
causes, and Pipe Summons).
-, rules by, 1394.
-, seal day, 1051.
-, seizures see Customs; Exchequer Court rules for,
966–7.
-, usher of (see Walker, J.), issues
to, for diet and for necessaries furnished to the Exchequer Court, 42, 110, 295,
431, 489, 614, 629, 853,
1054, 1082, 1252, 1269, 1466,
1597, 1651, 1818, 2028, 2123,
2138.
-, four ushers [doorkeepers] of,
439; outport Customers'
fees to, 410.
-, vouchers, dispensing of, in
accounts, 828.
-, writ of restitution, 1139, 1207.
EXCISE, Accountant to the London
breweries see Houghton, Mr.,
Vickers, Mr.
-, - (country) see Chambers, Mr., Crowder, Mr.,
How, Mr.
-, - to the Excise Farmers
see Dafforn, I.
-, Acts, 248.
-, additional duties see Excise
(new duties), Excise
(brandy).
-, allowance see Yarmouth.
-, Appeals Commissioners (16845, Mar., Spencer, R., Fanshaw, C., Neale, Sir P.,
Dodington, G., Seymour, E.),
72, 131, 277, 678; (1685–6,
Feb., Visct. Teviot, Charles
Fanshaw, Sir John Petters,
George Dodington, Edward
Seymour, see also Dereham,
Sir Rich.), 597, 1580; clerk
to, see Wynne, H.; doorkeeper to, see Segar, H.,
White, W.; messenger to,
see Segar, A.
-, arrears, 624.
-, auditor (see Birch, Col. J.),
31, 77, 131, 2154.
-, bags for see Weekes, Mr.
-, beer, Excise on, 638; query
as to, 396; proposal to
increase same without Parliamentary consent, 1179;
see also Excise (exported
beer).
-, brandy and strong waters,
question of double duty on
(after July, 1685), 170, 263,
284, 579, 740, 743, 744, 789,
799, 800, 976; 8d. per
gallon on, 140; to be
managed by the Excise,
242; Act for, 248; allowances on the new duty, 260,
296, 337–8, 338, 346, 352,
376, 388, 409, 742, 743, 799,
800, 918, 1000, 1070, 1079,
1178; collector's allowance
on, 294.
-, Cashier see Excise (Treasurer).
-, Cider and Coffee and Strong
Waters Office, 132, 530,
1060; Surveyor General see
Pilsworth, E.; clerk for
strong waters see Mason,
A.; surveyors for strong
waters see Day, W., Stead,
J.; gangers for strong
waters, 132; out-gaugers
and supernumerary see Pilsworth, D., Wickham, J.;
accountant for coffee and
cider see Hurdis, T.; clerk
for coffee see Pilsworth, E.;
surveyors for coffee, cider
etc. see Baker, W. Whittacre, J.; coffee gauger see
Longford, R.
-, clerks for country books see
Larke, B., Rand, T., Smith,
J.
-, Coffee Office see Excise (cider).
-, collector at the Customs House
of Excise on imported liquor
see Beal, J.
-, collectors' moneys, returns of,
see Excise (returning).
-, collectors in the counties see
each county separately.
-, Commissioners (1684–5, Feb.,
Ashburnham, Sir D., Parry,
F., Davenant, C., Freind,
J., Calverd, F., Hornby, N.,
Graham, R.), 10–11, 131;
(1685, July, Ashburnham,
Sir D., Parry, F., Davenant,
Dr. C., Freind, J., Calverd,
F., Hornby, N., Graham,
R., being for Excise and
Hearthmoney combined),
228, 247; (1687–8, Feb.,
Ashburnham, Sir D., Freind,
Sir J., Parry, F., Davenant,
C., Hornby, A., Graham,
R., Wilcox, J., being for
Hearthmoney and Excise
combined), 1757.
-, Comptroller (see Ashmole, E.),
31, 77, 131, 1173, 2154.
-, correspondent see Hussey, Mr.;
assistant to, see Berkeley,
Mr.
-, country Excise books, 132;
chief examiner of, see
Farmer, J.; clerks for, see
Larke, B., Rand, T., Smith,
J.
-, delinquent collectors, 1783.
-, distilling trade, officers for
survey of, 1067.
-, districts and circuits and
riders, 1850.
-, doorkeeper and messenger, 131,
see Wood, Nat.
-, exported beer, discharges for,
621, 700, 772, 931.
-, Farm, country farm (1665–8),
77.
-, London farm (1666), 251,
323; London, Middlesex and Surrey, 251.
-, general (London and
country combined, 1677–
83, Dashwood, G., Rowney, T., Dashwood, S.,
Calverd, F., Freind,
J., Strong, W., Buckley, E.), 40, 681; books
of their farm, 1565;
frauds and matters in
dispute with the Treasury concerning same,
108, 545, 665, 678, 700,
758, 772, 931, 1023,
1711; discharges for
exported beer, 621;
management allowance,
128; sub farm of Wales
and the four Northern
Counties, 128; surplus,
40; salaries and incidents, 678.
-, inoperative farm (for three
years from 1684–5,
Feb. 5, Apsley, Sir P.,
Bathurst, Sir B., Graham, J.), 10–11.
-, fines and penalties, 11; share
of, appertaining to churchwardens and overseers of
the poor, 11.
-, forfeitures, 572.
-, frauds, proposals concerning,
157.
-, gauge, measure for wine, 1913.
-, gauger of imported liquors
and general gauger of all
vessels in London see
Walker, Mr.; assistant to,
see Sheppard, Mr.
-, gaugers (37 for London and
10 seven shilling men), 132.
-, gauging, wine gallon, 1910, 1913.
-, housekeeper, 132, see Hall, Mr.
-, imported liquors, account of
produce of, 931, officers for,
in the Downs, 342, 346;
officers for, in the Customs
House (collector, see Beal,
J.; surveyor see Shrub,
Mr.; landwaiter see Godfrey, Mr.; gauger see Walker,
Mr.; assistant gauger see
Sheppard, Mr.), 132, 927.
-, Justices not supporting the
revenue, 140.
-, landwaiter at the Customs
House see Godfrey, Mr.
-, letter carrier to the Excise
Office see Woods, Mr.
-, loans on, 26, 27, 85, 92–3,
236, 321, 515, 681, 803–4,
923, 1708, 1365, 2100, 2150,
2152, 2176.
-, messengers, 526; to the London brewers see Lloyd, Mr.,
Taylor, Mr., Sampson, Mr.,
Man, Mr.
-, moneys, at the Revolutions,
getting in of, 2128.
-, new and additional duties on
tobacco, sugar, wine and
linen (by the Acts of 1
James II, c. 3, 4 and 5)
(and see separately Linen,
Sugar, Tobacco, Wines), 268,
282, 284, 325; legal query
as to the terms of, in internal
consumption, 287; proposed Commissioners for,
228, 232.
-, accounts, 313.
-, allowance for wastage,
307, 352, 357.
-, cases of imports before
the law became operative, 280, 340, 355 (and
see Excise, brandy).
-, issues out of, 440, 505.
-, method of collection of,
and of bonds and discounts, 226, 258, 259,
263, 352, 357, 368–9.
-, rebate on, 287, 357.
-, receipts from, 313.
-, New England see New England.
-, Office, 594, 710.
-, charge of, 1204.
-, Coffee Office see Excise
(Cider).
-, housekeeper of, see Fenn,
N., 132.
-, incidents and salaries
under the Farmers 678.
-, incidents bills, quarterly,
under the Commissioners, 117, 223, 224, 295,
297, 298, 694, 1263,
1452, 1457–8, 1528,
1533, 1833, 1834, 2154,
2155, 2162–3.
-, London brewers, officers
for (accomptants, messengers, surveyors, gaugers, &c.), 1458.
-, messenger to, 131.
-, reduction of the management when under the
Commissioners, 776.
-, salaries under the Farmers, 678.
-, salary bills, quarterly,
under the Commissioners, 15, 35, 44, 117,
131–2, 133, 265, 266,
274, 297, 384, 394, 402,
574, 694, 700, 868, 962,
1174, 1180, 1318, 1452,
1458, 1483, 1552, 1562,
1714, 1825, 1860, 1979,
2007, 2093, 2094, 2137,
2139, 2159.
-, stationers to, 21.
-, tallies levied on, method
of, 1372.
-, officers, clerks etc., 131–2,
439, 1060, 1533, 1549.
-, bank of charity or superannuation scheme, 1149,
1173.
-, dealing as tradesmen, 503.
-, killing people, 575.
-, oath required of, 1788.
-, to assist the King's Forces
(in Nov., 1688), 2132.
-, payments out of (including
payments of money direct
into the Exchequer, Treasury letters of disposition,
orders and tallies), 9–10, 15,
35, 42, 43–4, 51, 58–9, 73,
82, 97, 115, 133, 149–50,
156, 166–8, 180–1, 187, 188,
193, 194–5, 202, 204–5, 219,
223–4, 229, 234, 235, 238,
240–1, 249, 250, 251, 252–3,
256, 256–7, 265, 273–4, 281–
2, 293, 297–8, 304, 305, 310,
311, 313, 320, 328, 329, 332,
334, 335, 339, 344, 345, 350,
351, 353, 354, 358, 359, 360–
1, 363–4, 377–8, 393–4, 401–
2, 409–10, 431–2, 445, 450,
456–7, 476, 487, 489, 497,
500, 505, 514, 520, 522, 534,
535, 542–3, 547, 581–2, 590,
599, 604, 606–7, 628–9, 639–
40, 656, 668–9, 677, 684–5,
688, 699–700, 713–4, 719, 723,
737, 741, 746–7, 749, 754,
760, 769, 775, 787, 794, 796,
799, 805, 815, 830–1, 848,
856–7, 864, 866, 870–1, 874–
5, 890, 895, 898, 899, 900,
904–5, 910, 911, 921, 922,
924, 939, 947–8, 958–9, 975,
989–90, 1007, 1011, 1018–9,
1038, 1049–50, 1051, 1061,
1075, 1092, 1094, 1100–1,
1136, 1144, 1153, 1165–6,
1174, 1185, 1198, 1218–9,
1234, 1247–8, 1263–4, 1267,
1274–5, 1285, 1301–2, 1315,
1339, 1341–2, 1353–4, 1364–
5, 1372–3, 1382–3, 1395–6,
1406, 1416, 1430–1, 1444–5,
1451–2, 1471–2, 1482–3,
1497–8, 1506, 1528, 1531,
1532, 1535, 1536, 1537,
1538, 1539, 1548, 1561–2,
1571, 1585–6, 1598–9, 1615,
1633–4, 1647, 1659–60, 1679–
80, 1690, 1698, 1702, 1715,
1727–8, 1737, 1750, 1758–9,
1767–8, 1785, 1796–7, 1813,
1824–5, 1834, 1845, 1861–2,
1870, 1871–2, 1877–8, 1883–
4, 1898, 1911–2, 1924, 1930,
1939–40, 1951–2, 1968–9,
1980, 1991–2, 2007, 2016,
2020, 2029, 2032, 2041, 2050,
2056, 2063, 2066, 2069, 2080,
2094, 2097, 2098, 2100,
2103–4, 2110–1, 2112, 2115,
2117–8, 2123, 2126, 2131,
2136–7, 2138–9, 2141.
-, method of charging in the
Exchequer payments
made at the Excise
Office, 10.
-, payments to garrisons
made by assignments,
524.
-, pensions and perpetuities
charged on the Excise, 4,
11, 18, 78, 276, 585–6, 615,
1202, see Queen (Dowager),
Prince George, Princess
Ann, Fitz Roy, H., G.
and C.
-, porter for parcels to the
Carriers, see Wright, H.
-, proposal for bettering the
Excise, 287, 400, 781, 1204.
-, - to employ Excise
officers in the Hearthmoney
revenue, 24.
-, Register of Excise see Thompson, J., Noel, E., 131;
assistant to E. Noel see
Sheldrake, Mr.; clerk to
E. Noel see Haines, Mr.
-, returning moneys of Excise
to London by bills, 31; by
road under convoy of
Guards, 532, 678; by sea,
524.
-, riots or popular resistance to
the Excise, 575, 832.
-, seizers, extraordinary commission to, 139.
-, seizures to be tried by Excise
laws, 766, 788.
-, Solicitor to, 131, 277, 1553,
see Aram, T., Mundy, J.,
Lawrence, J., Guy, F.,
Parry, G.
-, stationers to the Excise Office
see James, T., Blagrave, O.
-, Strong Waters and Cider and
Coffee Office see Excise
(Cider); loans on, 2176;
officers for, 132, 1060, 1533.
-, surveyors of the London
brewers, 132.
-, surveyor at the Custom House
of imported liquors see
Shrub, Mr.
-, Teller of, 1003.
-, Treasurer or Cashier, 131, see
Duncombe, C.; Deputy
Cashier see Browne, Mr.
-, -, accounts of, 2100.
-, uncertain cask seizures for,
789.
-, watchmen in the Excise Office
see Foster, T., Grice, J.,
Lee, W.
-, weekly money [into the Exchequer], 2031, 2163.
-, weekly paper or certificate of
cash or of receipts, payments and remains, 135,
136, 210, 249, 294, 349, 457,
463, 815, 1035, 1141, 1274,
1533, 1540, 1681, 2141.
-, wrecked and salved goods,
Excise on, 544.
-, yardkeeper see Hutchins, F.
-, yield of, quarterly accounts
of, 535, 1069.
Exclusion bill, 1340, 2082.
Excommunication and writs de excommunicato capiendo, 467, 498, 531, 535, 536, 541, 1413, 1415, 1487, 1602.
Exe river, 229, 497; Drews Weir and New Weir, 478.
Exeley, James, Quaker, co. Hereford, 633.
Exemption see Musters, Hearthmoney.
Exeter, Earl of, see Cecil, J.
-, Bishop of, see Lamplugh, Dr. T., 1468, 1552, 2133; pension to, for the minister of Lostwithiel, 827, 870.
-, Bishopric, First Fruits, 661.
-, -, Tenths, 71, 972, 1300, 1468; pensions on, 225, 249, 735.
-, town and port, 65, 83, 96, 104,
111, 186, 245, 259, 261, 324, 338,
349, 375, 417, 435, 452, 475, 540,
612, 682, 690, 726, 744, 798, 810,
872, 904, 922, 967, 1054, 1058,
1136–7, 1227, 1307, 1323, 1346,
1380, 1411, 1427, 1445, 1476,
1503, 1543, 1555–6, 1594, 1647,
1668, 1677, 1783, 1786, 1804,
1827, 1928, 1949, 1958, 2008,
2009, 2049, 2108, 2129, 2145,
2149.
-, Castle, 693; Governor of, 967.
-, Castle Close or Bradninch,
leases of, 580, 664, 693,
1173, 1227, 1313, 1393,
1434–5, 1640, 1682, 1683,
1704, 1798.
-, clothiers in, 1925.
-, Commissioners to enquire of
Recusants' Fines, 1804.
-, Excise, 1108.
-, expresses from, 2142.
-, gaol, 422.
-, Mayor of, 1804.
-, Town Clerk, 1435.
Exmoor Forest, co. Devon, 1453, 1460.
-, liberty of depasturing cattle,
1766.
-, tenants and commoners, 1766.
-, Hawkridge Common, 1766.
-, Withepool Common, 1766.
Exmouth (co. Devon), 872, 1212, 1928, 2008.
Expedition see North East Passage.
Expert, David L', French refugee, 1721.
-, Mary L', poor French Protestant, 1344.
Exported beer see Excise (exported).
Exton, Elizabeth, Quaker, co. Herts, 632.
-, James, and his wife, Quakers, co. Hereford, 633.
-, John, Quaker, co. Herts, 632.
-, John, mariner, died at Cap Spartimento, 2147.
-, Mary, wife of John, Quaker, co. Herts, 632.
-, Sir Thomas, Advocate General of England, 313.
Eyben, Berent, of Bremen, shipmaster, 2147.
Eye (co. Suffolk), manor, grant of, to the Queen, 276.
Eyermonger see Ironmonger.
Eyles (and see Eales), John, merchant, for the soldiers of the Barbados Regiment, 718.
Eyre (Eyres), Anthony, manor of Minshull Vernon, co. Cheshire, 2066–7.
-, Col. Anthony, father of Anthony, 2067.
- (Eyres), Christopher, waiter and tidesman, Hull, collector, Rye, 530, 1154, 1193, 1556.
-, Mr., distraint on his cottages, 2135.
- (Eyres), Samuel, Alice Lesle's estate, 1510, 1511.
-, -, merchant importing Delft ware, 1995, 2059.
-, Simon, debt to L. Santen, New York, 1706.
-, Tho., a Gentleman Pensioner, 1970.
-, -, ? undersheriff of co. [? Wilts], 744.
-, -, Duchy of Lancaster lands, discovery of, 1227, 1400–1.
-, Will., rebel in the West, 421.
Eyre, Justices in, see Chief.
Eyres see Eyre.
Eyston, George, Recusant, co. Berks, 1020.
-, John, of Reading, gent., surety recognizance, 1020.
Eytherd, Tho., tenant, Swineshead, co. Lincoln, 1455.
Eyton (and see Eaton), David, constable of Flint Castle, 1468.
-, Kenrick, prothonotary, co. Denbigh, 1428.
-, William, major of the King's Regiment of Foot Guards, 683, 1468; constable of Flint Castle and keeper of the gaol, 683, 1428, 1468, 1659; surveyor and master mason, Chester Castle, 1468.