T

Taaff, Count, his regiment in Spain; cxli. 3.

Tacksmen, or farmers of Customs, &c., of Scotland; cxxiii. 26.

Talbot, Capt. Robert, a Roman Catholic officer, came over to the Allies; clxxviii. 33.

Tallies; cvi. 59, 62, 67; cvii. 2, 39; cx. 30; cxi. 40; cxii. 40; cxiii. 41, 55; cxiv. 26; cxvi. 27; cxvii. 46; cxx. 6; cxxi. 47; cxxii. 30, 54; cxxiii. 21, 25, 37, 55, 56, 58; cxxiv. 28; cxxv. 7; cxxvi. 2, 25; cxxvii. 11, 31, 33; cxxviii. 2; cxxx. 12, 26, 40; cxxxi. 28; cxxxii. 1; cxxxiii. 17, 23, 27, 34, 37, 40, 61, 66; cxxxiv. 5, 22; cxxxv. 32; cxxxvii. 47, 49; cxxxix. 9, 22, 32; cxl. 4, 30; cxli. 15; cxlii. 6, 24; cxliv. 43, 63; cxlvi. 7, 19, 45; cxlvii. 13, 37, 64; cxlix. 17, 20; cli. 42, 44; clii. 21, 25; clvii. 7; clix. 38, 39; clxi. 16; clxiii. 13, 26, 45; clxxi. 23; clxxii. 13, 16; clxxiii. 10; clxxvi. 25; clxxvii. 9.

-, at above 40 per cent. discount; clvii. 34.

-, in the Court of Exchequer, deputy chamberlains for joining; cxiv. 5; cxvi. 27; cxxii. 51.

Tally Court; cvi. 59.

Tallow chandlers in Edinburgh and other parts of Scotland, number of; cxxi. 79.

-, duty on; cxvii. 22.

Talman, William, Queen's waiter, Customs, petition; cxxxvi. 60.

Talquier, Ensign, in Lord Gallway's regiment, killed, leaves widow; cxv. 12.

Tangier, or Tangiers, garrison at; cxxiii. 3.

Tangiers, soldiers at, provisions for; cli. 51; clii. 16.

-, treasurer of; cxxx. 24; clix. 24.

“Tanieres,” battle of; clxxii. 48.

Taquin, John; cxxiv. 45.

-, Mary, widow of John, petition of; cxxiv. 45.

Tar and pitch, manufacture of; cvi. 27; cxiii. 10; cxxv. 44; cxxxvii. 25; cxlix. 2; cliv. 59.

Tarlair, the lands of, granted; cxlv. 5.

Tarver, John, Queen's Remembrancer, Scotland; cx. 2.

Tasker, John, and other under coal-meters, London, petition; clxxix. 1.

Tate, James, brother-in-law to William Talman; cxxxvi. 60.

-, Nahum, poet laureate, salary; cxxiii. 22a.

Tatton, Major-General; clviii. 29.

-, -, to review the invalids, and report; cxlv. 45.

Taunton, subaltern officers at, in debt; cxliv. 58.

Taverner, Mr. William, to survey coasts of Newfoundland; clxiii. 30, 33, 38.

Taxes, agents for; cvii. 5; cviii. 32, 51; cix. 36; cx. 29, 43, 57; cxiv. 21, 32; cxv. 34; cxxi. 26; cxxii. 1, 6; cxxiii. 8, 57; cxxv. 1, 32; cxxvi. 23, 33; cxxvii. 40; cxxxi. 15; cxxxvii. 42; cxlix. 46; clii. 12.

-, -, incidents of their office: cxiv. 21; cxxv. 32.

-, -, their office; cxiv. 32.

-, commissioners of; cxxxiv. 1; cxxxvi. 18; cxxxvii. 42; cxl. 4; cxliii. 7; cxliv. 9, 49; cxlix. 38, 41; cliii. 7; cliv. 14, 18, 60; clv. 6, 35; clviii. 18, 42; clix. 13, 36; clxiv. 28; clxvi. 16; clxxii. 8.

-, proposed. See “Revenue, proposed method of raising.”

-, public, receivers general of, allowances for; clxxiii. 34.

-, receivers of the, debt of the; cxxiii. 57.

Tay, the Frith of; clxxiv. 54.

-, the river; cxlvi. 13.

-, -, smuggling; cxvi. 4.

Tayler, James, treasurer of the province of Massachusetts; cviii. 11.

-, Richard, apprehended at Chester and escaped; cvi. 22.

-, Robert, seizure by, of parcel of French wines; cxvi. 47.

Taylor, Colonel, paymaster of the works; clxxvi. 17.

-, Mr., receiver for H.M. household; clxxii. 22.

-, James, Esq., receiver general for the palaces; cxliv. 62.

-, Captain Joseph, gun money; cix. 9.

-, Taylour, or Tailor, John, Treasury Chambers; passim.

-, Robert, Customs in North Britain, petition; cl. 26.

-, -, -, as to frauds by drawbacks, &c.; clvii. 2.

-, -, of Queen's Ferry, formerly riding surveyor, assault on; cvi. 24.

-, William, printer to the House of Commons, petition; clxxix. 50.

Teal, Isaac, apothecary of the army, necessaries provided by, petition; cxx. 38.

Teasdale, new forest of, lead mines within; cxiv. 7.

-, -, office of chief ranger of; cxiv. 7.

Tems, Mr. du, minister of Angers in France; clxxii. 26.

Temple, Lord, brought over to vote for Queen's servants; cxix. 7.

-, John, petition; clxi. 7.

-, Martin, proposed as surveyor of houses for the city of London; cxlix. 41.

-, Sir Richard, his regiment ordered to Flanders; cxxxi. 57.

Tennis court, the master of the; clviii. 16.

Terrell, Nicholas, port books in the Remembrancer's office; clxvi. 4.

-, -, books for London and the out ports in the Custom House, London; clxvii. 29.

Tew, David, of the city of Dublin, merchant, recovered a ship from a privateer, petition; cli. 7.

“Teynds,” tacks or leases of; cxi. 1.

Thames, and Rotterdam, packet boats; clviii. 10.

-, corn transported from the; cxvii. 2.

-, Street; cxxxi. 27; clxxvi. 17.

Thanet, Elizabeth, Countess of, pension; cxvii. 10.

-, the Isle of; cv. 42.

Thanksgiving for peace, the general; clxiii. 41.

Theard, Stephen, merchant, fine and pillory for fraud and forgery; cvi. 76.

Thomas, Charles, Esq., deceased, accounts of, (Barbadoes); clxxiv. 53.

-, Lieut. Dalby; clv. 24.

-, -, first lieutenant in H.M S. “Falkland”; cxxvi. 43.

-, -, Dame Dorothy, widow and administratrix, affidavit; cliv. 4.

-, David, private sentinel at Newfoundland; clxxii. 52.

Thompson, Colonel, attorney to Mr. Onslow; cxxi. 18.

Thomson, Mr., H.M. consul at Algiers; clxxv. 14.

Thomsone, John, master of the English school at Aberdeen; cxxxii. 13.

Thornborogh, Quartermaster Thomas, petition; cxvii. 35.

Thornicroft, or Thornycroft, Lieut.-Colonel Edward, distressed condition of his widow, pension; cxvii. 9.

-, -, his services; cxvii. 9.

-, -, his son to have an ensign's commission; cxvii. 9.

Thrale, Mr. John, army agent; cx. 64.

Three Mariners Stairs, on Rotherhithe wall; cxli. 22.

Thurso in Caithness, the principal officer of Customs at; cvi. 60.

Thurston, Mr., agent to independent company at Newfoundland; clxv. 15.

-, -, petition; clxxii. 52.

-, John, junior, memorial; cxxiii. 11.

Thwaits, Thomas, duty on imported calicoes; clxxii. 24.

Tide surveyors, the, report; cxxiv. 19.

Tidesmen, the; cxxiii. 4, 16; cxxiv. 19.

Tilbury Fort, not to receive uncustomed goods; cv. 22.

-, -, invalids at; cxxxi. 51.

Tillicutry, Lord, a commissioner of Justiciary, North Britain; cx. 4.

Tilsley, Richard, house of, upon the Castle Hill, Windsor; cxvi. 50.

Tilson, Christopher (Treasury); cv. 43, 48; cvii. 58; cviii. 55; cix. 3; cx. 42; cxxxv. 32; cxxxvi. 66; cxxxvii. 14, 21; cxxxix. 27; clxii. 10; clxiv. 3; clxv. 6, 23.

Tin affairs; cxi. 26; cxxii. 17; cxxv. 4; cxxx. 21; cxxxvi. 38, 48, 59; cxxxix. 2, 56; cxlvii. 49; cxlix. 20; clix. 17, 21, 31; clxvii. 26; clxxiv. 16; clxxv. 50.

-, agents in Cornwall and Devon; cxxiii. 50.

-, exported free of freight to Turkey in men-of-war; cxxii. 59.

-, post-coinage of, duty of, lease of; cxxiii. 49.

-, -, farmer of; cxxxiv. 29; cl. 22.

-, revenue, the, grant out of; cxxxiii. 82.

-, ships, the, master of, petition; clxxii. 32.

-, tallies on; cxxiii. 55; cxxxi. 28; cxlix. 20; clxxvii. 9.

-, -, at 32 per cent. discount; cxlvii. 37.

Tinmouth, invalids doing duty at; cxlv. 30.

Tippetts, Sir John, surveyor of the navy; clxvii. 6.

Tiverton, Devonshire; cxxvi. 23.

Tobacco, Act relating to; clxiv. 7.

-, damaged, clause for destroying; clx. 23.

-, debenture, fraud in obtaining a; cxxxii. 44.

-, duty on, &c.; cv. 38; cviii. 53; cxii. 9; cxxxviii. 30; cxl. 3; cxliv. 41; clxxvi. 18.

-, exportation of, for the Isle of Man; cxxxiii. 65.

-, exported, drawbacks for; cxvii. 32.

-, frauds practised by merchants; cxxv. 22.

-, from Pennsylvania; cxliv. 6.

-, imported and exported in Scotland, account of; cxxi. 15; cxxiii. 41; cxxxix. 29.

-, running of, from Scotland to Ireland; cxxxi. 6.

-, running of, on northern coasts of Great Britain and Ireland, bill for preventing; cxxi. 4, 10.

-, trade in; cx. 33; cxiii. 13.

Todd, Mr., collector in Suffolk, prays for removal; clxxiii. 49.

-, Head, the; cxlvi. 13.

Toeren, Mr. Henry, a commissioner at Rotterdam for the poor Palatines; cxxxii. 47.

Tollet, Commissioner, skilled in mathematics; cxxvii. 17.

Tom, Mr. John, vicar of Kinsale, asks for a reward; cx. 14.

Tonkin, Mr., petition; clxxviii. 18.

Tonnage and poundage; cxxii. 69; clxxiv. 55.

Tonson, Jacob, one of the printers to the House of Commons, petition; clxxix. 50.

Tooley and other marshals who kept prisons, tumults; cix. 34.

Topham, Mr.; cvi. 49; cxvi. 50.

Torcy, Mons., postmaster general in France; clxxiv. 50.

Torrie, the port of; cvi. 60.

Tortosa; clxxii. 47.

-, siege of; cix. 10; cxv. 26.

Toulon, the expedition to; cvii. 45; cix. 21.

Tournay, camp before, &c.; cxiv. 62, 64; cxxv. 6.

Tous Saints, the island of, in Brazil; cxliii. 36.

Tower Hill, H.M. Victualling Office at; cxxxviii. 4.

-, -, -, master cooper of; cxxxvi. 2.

-, of London, constable of the; clviii. 32.

-, -, course of accounting in the mint of; cxx. 44.

-, -, deputy governor of; cx. 13.

-, -, Lord Griffin confined in the; cvii. 7.

-, -, invalid soldiers on duty at; cxxxii. 41, 63; cxxxiii. 55, 96; cxxxviii. 48.

-, -, -, officers of, petition; cxlvii. 8.

-, -, mint at. See Mint.

-, -, Record Office at, very full; clxxvii. 30.

-, -, records in; cxv. 44.

-, -, tin at; clxxiv. 16.

-, Ward, Dolphin and Rood precincts in, house duties; cxl. 48.

Townley, Edmund, office of riding officer, Midlothian, petition; cxxxi. 52.

Townsend, Capt., workmen discharged at Portsmouth; clviii. 40.

-, Isaac, brewhouse for H.M. navy; cli. 22.

-, Viscount, ambassador extraordinary to the States General; cxxxiii. 31; cxlvii. 2.

-, -, H.M. picture presented to; cxxi. 23.

Trade, Acts of; cxiii. 10.

Trade and Plantations, Commissioners or Board of, reports, &c.; cvii. 28; cviii. 30; cxii. 33, 44; cxiv. 11; cxv. 21; cxvi. 44; cxxi. 10, 18; cxxv. 45; cxxvi. 8; cxxxii. 22; cxxxiii. 56; cxxxvi. 1; cxxxvii. 2, 50, 53; cxxxix. 12; cxl. 32; cxliv. 31; cxlvii. 47, 63; cxlix. 2, 49; cliv. 13, 43, 55; clviii. 6, 27, 46; clxi. 12; clxii. 3, 15, 21.; clxiii. 17, 33; clxv. 37, 42; clxvi. 7; clxvii. 6; clxxii. 11, 40, 56; clxxiv. 18, 26, 44; clxxv. 33; clxxviii. 20.

-, -, charges of their office; cxxxvi. 1; cxl. 32.

-, Council of; cxix. 1; cxxvii. 19.

Trains abroad, subsistence of; cxx. 6.

Transfer master, office of; clxv. 24.

Transfer Office, house for, repaired for lottery, 1710; clii. 18.

-, -, the new, in Leadenhall Street; clii. 18; clxii. 48; clxv. 24.

-, -, the old, in Lombard Street; clxv. 24.

Transport, commissioners for, reports, &c.; cix. 41; cxi. 4; cxxi. 60; cxxxv. 31; cxxxvi. 40, 42; cxxxvii. 1; cxxxviii. 5; cxl. 45; cxlvi. 19; cxlvii. 25, 36, 54; cli. 44; clii. 22; cliv. 2, 3; clix. 9; clxv. 21; clxxi. 1; clxxii. 13; clxxiii. 24; clxxv. 49.

-, debentures; cxxii. 68; cxxxviii. 31; cxliii. 34; cxlvii. 57; cxlviii. 12; clxiv. 9; clxxix. 33.

-, debt, the; cxxxvi. 42; cxxxviii. 9; cxlvii. 60.

-, service, charge of the; cxliv. 5; cxlvi. 29, 30.

-, -, receipts and payments of; cxviii. 3.

-, -, treasurer for the; cxxvii. 31; cxxxvii. 47; cxlvi. 19; cli. 44; clxxii. 13.

-, -, -, South Sea stock and tallies; clxiii. 26.

Trant, Mrs. Anne, debentures transferred to; cliv. 54.

Travers, Mr., report; clxxviii. 31.

-, Samuel. See Surveyor General.

Treasure ship, wreck of; clxxix. 44.

Treasurer, Lord High, Godolphin and Oxford; passim.

Treasury fees; cxi. 6; cxviii. 5; clix. 48; clx. 5; clxxi. 2.

-, See also Fees.

-, Commissioners or Lords of the (Scotland); cxiii. 2; cxvi. 47.

Treaty, the great, in time of Henry V.; cxv. 46.

Trebeck, Mr., reader of prayers at St. James'; cxxxiv. 19.

Trefusis, Mr.; cv. 25.

Trelawney, Robert, commissary of provisions to St. Philip's Castle, Port Mahon, petition; clxxi. 13.

Trelawny, Major-General, governor of Plymouth, petition; clxxviii. 12.

Trench, William, Esq., solicitor, claims under the articles of Limerick, petition; cxv. 3.

Trengrouse, James, of the co. of Cornwall, gent., petition; cxxxiv. 53.

Trepaud, Col., his Portuguese regiment of dragoons; cxxxi. 46.

Trevanion, John, Esq., knight of the shire of Cornwall; cxxxiv. 53.

Treves, a battalion from, at Maestricht; cl. 28.

Trevor, Capt., illegal trade between Barbary and Gibraltar; clxi. 26.

Tribbeko, Mr. John, a commissioner for the poor Palatines; cxxv. 44.

Trinity House, the; cxv. 33; clix. 9; clxi. 11.

-, -, the corporation of; cxv. 33.

-, -, right of erecting and maintaining beacons; cxxiv. 6.

Tripoli, Bey of, presents to; clx. 24.

-, H.M. consuls at; cxxxiii. 9; cxxxiv. 61; clx. 24; clxxiii. 24.

“Trophy money;” clv. 18.

Trooper, a, clothing of; cxi. 16.

Troops for the Low Countries, estimates for; cv. 3, 4.

Tullibardine, Lord, memorial in behalf of Alexander Murray; cxlii. 18.

Tullie, Philip, deputy clerk of the pipe; cxxi. 5; cxxv. 39.

Tunbridge, Princess Anne at; clxxix. 3.

Tunis, agent or consul at; cix. 27; cx. 21; cxxiii. 1, 28; cxxxiii. 9; cxxxiv. 61.

-, Bey of; cx. 21; cxxiii. 28.

-, -, presents a lion to Her Majesty; clv. 7.

-, commodiously situated for supply of Spain; cxxiii. 28.

-, trade of, engrossed by the French; cxxiii. 28.

-, French consuls at; cxxxiii. 9; cxxxiv. 61.

-, Dutch consuls at; cxxxiii. 9; cxxxiv. 61.

-, Regent of, H.M., present to the; cxlviii. 16.

Tunnah, Mr. Charles, memorial for coining halfpence, &c.; clxxii. 25.

Turin; cxv. 10; cxlvii. 2.

-, bills on or for; cxvi. 2; cxxi. 47; cxxiv. 2; clvi. 9.

-, cost of French draperies taken to; cvi. 6.

-, H.M. envoy or envoy extraordinary at; cxxiv. 48; cxxxvii. 54; clxi. 1.

Turkey letters pass through Marseilles; clxxiv. 50.

-, merchant traders to; cxxxiii. 9.

-, ships ordered to; cxxiv. 22.

-, silk, importation of; clxii. 12.

-, tin exported to, free of freight; cxxii. 59.

Turnbull, Mr., memorial; cxxiv. 37.

-, Mr. Robert, of Montrose, merchant; cxvi. 14.

Turner, the Right Rev. Bishop of Ely; clxxii. 26.

Tuscany, Grand Duke of; cxvii. 26.

Tustian, Richard, petition; cxxxvii. 3.

Tweed, the, Berwick Bridge the only bridge over; clxviii. 14.

Tyas, Jo., clerk of the pipe, Scotland; cx. 2.

Tynte, Edward, governor of the Bahama Islands; clviii. 6.

Tyrawly, Lord, his regiment; cxvi. 32.

“Tyrrell,” his regiment placed on the establishment of Ireland; cxliv. 2, 65.

-, -, sergeants, &c., subsistence; cxlv. 2.