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Keighley, Thomas, Esq.; liii. 51.

-, -, forfeited lands, Ireland, petition; lxvi. 12.

-, Catherine, daughter of Thomas, maid of honour to the Queen; lxvi. 12.

Kelly, Hugh, of Ballyforin, Ireland; xliii. 61.

-, Lawrence, estate of, Ireland; l. 14.

Kempe, John, Gent.; lxxvi. 35.

Kendal, John, Esq.; lxxvi. 35.

Kenmare, Viscount; lxi. 14.

-, Hellen, Lady, wife of Sir Nicholas Browne; lxi. 14.

Kennedy, Maurice; lxxvi. 14.

Kennington, the manor of, part of the Duchy of Cornwall; lx. 60.

Kensington; xlvi, 85; lv. 3; lxxvi. 33; lxxvii. 39; lxxviii. 12, 24.

-, His Majesty's house or palace, &c., at; xliv. 71; lix. 50; lxii. 45; lxxi. 33.

-, the King's servants at; lxiii. 4.

-, the King's stables at; xlvi. 82.

-, the Treasury, chambers at; lxii. 45.

-, works at; lxiv. 60; lxxviii. 66.

Kent, present of the “Countess of Kent's powder” to the Queen of Sweden; li. 6.

-, the hoymen of; lxxiii. 61.

-, John, collector of duty on salt; lxix. 29; lxxv. 39.

-, Thomas, commander of the “Slaughter” galley; xlvi. 71.

-, -, receiver-general of aids, Lincolnshire; liii. 43.

-, [? the same]; lxxiv. 56.

-, and Sussex, prevention of intelligence to France, and smuggling; xlv. 5a; li. 77; lv. 54, 65; lvi. 41; lvii. 57; lviii. 6, 8; lx. 12, 79; lxii. 71; lxiii. 21; lxix. 35, 61.

-, -, riding officers; lvi. 41; lxiii. 30.

Kerne, Mr.; lxix. 39.

Kerry, undisposed lands in; lxxvi. 14.

-, -, -, value enhanced; lxxvi. 14.

Kesteven; lxxiv. 56.

Key, one, army clothing; lxvii. 4.

Kidd, Captain [William], commander of the ship “Adventure,” the King's grant of what should be captured by him, &c. xlv. 52b.

-, -, the King's grant of pirates' goods to; lxv. 3.

-, -, lately from Madagascar; p. 326; lxvi. 48.

-, -, -, mention of the commission to; lxv. 3.

-, -, -, his effects; lxviii. 35; lxxiii. 56.

Kildalkey, Ireland; lxv. 18.

Kilkenny, a small library there given by the late bishop; lxxiv. 7.

Killarney, manufactory of linen there; lxi. 14.

Killigrew, Henry, Esq.; xlvii. 60; xlix. 7.

-, -, petition; xlix. 1.

-, -, groom of the bedchamber of King Charles II.; lv. 64; lvi. 23; lxi. 23; lxvii. 36; lxxvii. 18.

-, -, had suffered cold and hunger, &c.; lxxvii. 18.

-, -, fifty years a groom of the bedchamber; lxxvii. 18.

-, Mr., duties on windows; lxxv. 70.

-, Sir Peter, knight, receiver of the Duchy of Cornwall; xlviii. 62; lvii. 36; lxxi. 15.

-, -, built a public quay and pier at Falmouth, &c.; lvii. 36; lxx. 26.

-, Sir Robert; lxxvii. 40.

Kiltarton, the barony of; xliii. 75; xliv. 20.

King, Luke, a controller of East India goods; lxxvi. 31.

-, Mr., “Deputy Garter;” lxxv. 51.

-, -, wanted at Hanover; lxxv. 51.

-, Mr. Gregory, Lancaster herald; lxviii. 31b.

-, Sir William; lxi. 14.

King's coachman, the; liii. 50.

Kingston, Richard, pension; lxii. 78.

-, -, Doctor, pension; lxiii. 34.

Kingston-upon-Thames; lxii. 68; lxxi. 33.

King's Ware, near Torbay, innholders, &c.; lxi. 32.

Kinoul or Kinnoul, William, Earl of, memorial; xliv. 46; lxxiv. 61.

Kinsale, Ireland, the ferry of; lxiv. 28.

-, surveyor of customs at; lxxv. 44.

-, yard; xlix; 37.

Kingwell, Col. Maurice; xlvi. 20.

Kippax, Mr. Peter, chaplain; lxiv. 59.

Kirby, Christopher; liv. 5.

-, Captain; xlviii. 31; lxviii. 11.

-, the late lieutenant-general, regiment of; lxvi. 39.

Kirkby, Col. Roger, governor of Chester castle; lxii. 58.

Kirke, George; lxxvii. 40.

-, Mrs. M. or Lady Mary; lxxii. 29.

Knatchbull, Sir Thomas, muster-master to the marine regiments; lxxiii. 40.

Knight, John, Hythe; xlviii. 56.

-, John, Esq., late receiver-general and cashier of customs; lx. 36.

-, -, dismissed; lxxvii. 19.

-, Mr.; li. 27; lix. 5.

Knightley, the Hon. Thomas; xlviii. 30.

Knipe, Randolph, petition; lxii. 2.

Knox, Mr., woods for navy, Ireland; xliii. 56.

Kynes, Sir Henry; p. 461.