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Cabibel, M. Pierre, of Walbrook, petition; ccix. 4.

Caddell, Wm.; cxc. 14.

Cadiz; clxxx. 13, 28, 62; cxciii. 53.

Cadogan, Wm. Earl of, ambassador at the Hague, allowance for; cxci. 43; ccxii. 67.

-, -, Master of the robes; ccxiv. 17; ccxix. 68; ccxx. 38; ccxxvi. 17.

-, -, -, memorial for imprest; ccxii. 66.

-, Lord; ccxii. 24; ccxiii. 64; ccxix. 26; ccxxii. 14.

-, General; cxciv. 9.

Caerwedros manor, co. Cardigan; clxxxii. 14.

Cæsar. See also Cesar.

Cæsar's, alias the White Tower, a repository for Chancery records; ccxiv. 69; ccxx. 45.

Cailland, Stephen, pension; cxcii. 42.

Cairness, Sir Alex.; ccv. 96.

Caithness, revenues of the bishopric of; clxxxviii. 56; ccvi. 24.

Calais; cxciii. 40; ccxiv. 66; ccxxvi. 88.

-, John Arnold, employed for Wm. III. on secret affairs at; clxxxix. 4.

Calder, Sir Thos.; clxxxii. 46.

Calderwood, Mr.; ccxxi. 22.

Calender, —, to be a riding officer on the coast of Kent and Sussex; ccxix. 30.

Caley, Mr., in the commission for the customs and salt dues of Scotland; ccv. 56.

Calico, duties on; cciv. 53; ccxxvi. 67.

-, printers; ccxxiii. 15.

Calicoes, printed, petition of the weavers against; ccxxiii. 15.

Cambridge, John, testimonial; ccxii. 27.

Cambridge county, town, and university, receiver of taxes for; clxxxvi. 17; cciv. 7.

-, University press, books printed at; ccxiv. 13.

-, St. John's college; ccxiv. 13.

-, Trinity College, arrears due to; ccvii. 30.

-, -, Vaudois student at; clxxxi. 32.

Cameron, Eneas, who turned King's evidence; ccxiii. 11.

Campbell, Colen or Colin, of H.M. works, memorial; ccxvi. 8, 16.

-, Col. Alexr., declaration; cxcix. 12.

-, Daniel, proprietor of Glasgow sugar-houses; cxcii. 8; ccviii. 13.

-, James, of London, merchant, Admiralty agent for Newfoundland; clxxx. 30.

-, John, master of H.M. works, North Britain, memorial; cxci. 6.

-, Niell and Patric, secretaries of the board of police, Scotland; cxcvi. 9; ccv. 28.

-, Sir James, Lieut.-Gov. of Stirling Castle; cc. 38.

Campvere in Zealand; clxxxix. 12.

Canada; ccxv. 14.

-, expedition to; clxxxviii. 32; clxxxix. 9; cc. 8; ccvi. 22; ccxiii. 14; ccxxi. 24.

-, -, money due on account of; clxxxv. 2; clxxxvi. 5; clxxxviii. 18, 23.

-, -, stores, clothing, &c. for the ccvii. 29; ccviii. 7; ccxxii. 39.

Canadians, French, their war with the Indians; clxxxvii. 39.

Canby, Mr., surveyor of the deputy searchers in the port of London; ccv. 55.

Canco or Cancer, Gut of; ccvii. 29; ccxv. 14.

Candles; clxxxii. 1; clxxxvi. 41; cxcvi. 12; ccxi. 1; ccxv. 44.

-, clandestine making of; clxxxvi. 41.

-, new duties on; cxcvii. 7.

Canes. Abraham, hackney coachman, his petition; cxcix. 23.

-, -, summoned before the Treasury; ccvii. 21.

Cannon, Robt., sub-almoner; cxcviii. 70; cciv. 89.

Canterbury, weavers, &c. of; ccxxiii, 15.

-, W., archbishop of; ccvi. 47; ccxxi. 3.

-, -, lease of three barge houses, fine, &c.; cxcix. 30.

-, prerogative court of; ccxv. 13.

Cantillon; cxcviii. 16.

Cape Breton or Isle Royale, formerly called Gaspy; ccxv. 14.

-, a barren rock; ccvii. 29.

Cape of Good Hope; clxxxv. 59.

Cape Raze [Race], Newfoundland; ccxv. 14.

Cape Roy; ccxv. 14.

Capon, Peter, his account of sloop hire; cxc. 1.

Capper, Christopher, his charges for slaughtered cattle; clxxxii. 39.

Caraldston, teinds of the parish of; ccvi. 23.

Cardiff, custom of; ccxix. 3; ccxxi. 38.

Cardigan; clxxxii. 14; cxci. 38; ccvii. 39; ccxii. 85.

Cardonnel, James, memorial; clxxxvi. 25; cciv. 98.

Carey or Cary, Mrs. Darel, Nicholas and Peter, of Guernsey, petition; ccxiv. 52.

-, Thomas; ccxxvi. 24.

Caribbee or Leeward Islands; clxxxix. 47; ccv. 53; ccxx. 1; ccxxi. 41; ccxxvi. 32.

Caris, regiment of, their demand; ccxxiii. 27.

Carkesse, Charles; clxxxi. 5; cxc. 35; cxci. 57; cxcii. 51, 52; ccviii. 42; ccix. 13; ccxii. 17, 86; ccxiii. 42.

Carleton or Carlton, Alexr. and Robert, ancient family of Carleton, Cumberland; ccxv. 30.

-, Edwd. of London, merchant; clxxxi. 5; clxxxix. 21; cxcii. 25; cxciii. 62.

Carlisle, Chas. Earl of; cxci. 1, 5, 37; cxcii. 21, 49; cxciv. 3; ccv. 30; ccviii. 49, 52; ccxiii. 15; ccxiv. 12; ccxv. 36; ccxxi. 28.

-, James Hay, Earl of; ccxx. 1.

-, governor of; cxciv. 18.

-, special commission of oyer and terminer at; cci. 3; ccvii. 6; ccxi. 14; ccxiv. 73.

Carlowitz, treaty of; ccxv. 62.

Carmarthen, borough of; ccxii. 85.

-, county of; cxci. 38; ccvii. 39; ccxii. 85.

Carnaby, Jas., prisoner in Newgate, allowance; clxxxviii. 11; cxcvii. 18.

Carnarvon Castle, constable of; clxxxii. 31.

-, James, Earl of, paymaster-general of the forces, accounts of; cxcix. 27.

-, -, -, payments by, ccxiii. 67.

-, -, -, auditor's report on his memorial; ccvi. 45, 46; ccxiii. 14; ccxvii. 2.

-, Lord; clxxx. 19, 20; clxxxvii. 12; clxxxviii. 39; cxc. 54; cxci. 32; cxciii. 1; cxciv. 4; cxcvii. 17; cxcviii. 23; ccxi. 11; ccxiii. 49.

Carnegy, Margt., wife of Alexr. of Balnamoon, petition; ccxiv. 60; ccxvi. 27.

Carolina; clxxxv. 59; cxciii. 42.

-, North, collector of customs; ccxxiii. 7.

-, South; cxcii. 20, 34, 51, 63; cxciii. 59; cxcix. 36, 49; cc. 40; cci. 5; cciv. 43; ccv. 46; ccxx. 23; ccxxii. 6; ccxxiii. 16.

-, -, government of, their unjust proceedings; ccvi. 53.

Carpenter, Joseph, assistant in the Royal Gardens, Kew; cciii. 15.

-, Lieut.-General, memorial; cxcii. 5.

-, Nathaniel, memorial; clxxxi. 11.

Carr, Thos., petition; clxxxvi. 13.

Carroll, Sir Daniel, his regiment of horse, &c.; cxcix. 27; ccxxiii. 27.

Carstares, Sarah, memorial of; cxcii. 10; cciii. 13.

Carter, Mr. Lawrence, on the special commission for trying the rebels at Carlisle, ccvii. 6.

-, Mr., purser of the “Torbay”; cxcvii. 19.

-, Mr., surveyor of duties on houses in co. Essex; ccxix. 30.

-, Richd,, his scheme for raising a million; cxciii. 58,

Carteret, Grace, Lady Dowager, petition of; clxxxvii. 22.

-, Lord, proprietor of South Carolina; ccxxiii. 16.

-, -, recommendation by; ccxix. 5.

Cartwright, Henry, Receiver-General of the Stamp Duties; clxxxvi. 42.

-, -, equivalent received by; ccvi. 13.

Cary. See Carey.

Cashalton; clxxxi. 5; cxcii. 25.

Casley, David, Deputy Keeper of H.M.'s and the Cottonian Library, memorial; ccxxii. 9.

Casteares, Mrs. See Carstares.

Castle, Mr. Thos., Commissary of Stores in Spain; clxxxvi. 49.

Castlecomer, Lord; ccviii. 38; ccix. 11; ccxii, 25.

Castlefield; ccxiv. 60.

Caswall, Sir George, M.P. for Leominster, petition; ccxiv. 18.

-, George, ccxxvi. 69.

Caswell, John; ccxiii. 28, 30, 47.

-, -, of London, merchant, petition in behalf of certain merchants of New York; ccxxi. 26.

Catalonia; clxxx. 20.

-, forces in; cxcvi. 43.

-, -, money for the, clxxx, 20; cxcix. 27.

Catherine, Queen of Charles II., grant of Hanbridge manor, cxci. 14.

-, -, grant of Knowlegrove, Tangrove, &c.; cc. 1.

-, -, her house in Braydon Forest, Wilts; cxcviii. 45.

-, -, jointure of; ccvi. 11; ccxx. 5.

-, -, mourning expenses; clxxxviii. 60.

-, -, resident at Somerset House; cxcii. 18.

Catherlogh (Ireland), high sheriff, justices of the peace, &c. of, petition; clxxxvi. 31.

Cattle plague, the; clxxxii. 35, 39; cxc. 13.

Caulfield, Hon. Major Thos., Lieut.-Governor of Annapolis Royal; clxxxi. 4; cxc. 1; cxcii. 5; ccvii. 29.

Cavalier, Peter, petition; ccxxvi. 104.

Cavan, Castiliana, Countess Dowager of, petition; ccxxvi. 53.

Cavers; cciii. 7; ccxx. 40.

Ceremonies, master of the, Clement Cotterell; clxxxvii. 44; ccxii. 71; ccxxvi. 96.

Cesar or Cæsar, Charles, Treasurer of the Navy; clxxx. 50; clxxxi. 23; clxxxiv. 55.

Cevennois, account for assisting the; clxxx. 19.

Chadwick, Sir Andrew, late paymaster of the 10l. lottery; ccxiv. 19.

Chalke, Elias, messenger; ccxv. 15.

Chalmers, Mr. George, Principal of King's College, Aberdeen, petition; ccxxi. 11.

Chamber, H.M., gentlemen and grooms of; clxxxi. 15.

-, -, messengers of; cxcii. 72; ccxix. 63.

-, -, treasurer of; clxxxii. 43; clxxxiv. 51; clxxxv. 25, 41, clxxxvii. 31; clxxxviii. 43; cxcii. 72; cxciii. 64; cxcvi. 26; cxcviii. 58, 70; ccv. 23, 61; ccxix. 71; ccxx. 41; ccxxi. 36; ccxxvi. 38.

-, -, clerk to; clxxxii. 43; clxxxvii. 3.

-, -, debt of; ccxvi. 35; ccxxii. 35.

-, -, establishment of; cxcvii. 8; ccviii. 17; ccxv. 27.

-, -, office of, payments in; clxxxv. 53; clxxxvii. 3, 31; cciv. 89.

Chamberlain, the Lord; clxxxii. 43; clxxxvii. 44; cxcvi. 26, 27.

-, Vice, Mr. Coke, his salary settled by Queen Anne; clxxxi. 35; clxxxvii. 16.

-, Wm., collector of the port of Exeter; ccvi. 16; ccxxvi. 40.

Chambers, Mr. Peter, of Edinburgh; cc. 16

Champante, John, auditor of the imprest in Ireland; clxxxi. 1.

Chancery, Court of, decrees of; ccxiv. 49; ccxv. 30.

-, -, steward of; clxxxi. 40.

-, -, “six clerks” of, their petition; ccxiv. 69.

-, -, enrolment in, ordered; ccxix. 3.

-, -, prosecution in; ccxxii. 45.

-, Records, repository for, in Cæsar's or the White Tower; ccxiv. 69; ccxx. 9.

-, (Scotland), director of the; clxxxvi. 47.

Chandlers' Company. See Tallow Chandlers.

Chandos, Duke of, letter; ccxxvi. 79.

Chapeaux Rouge; ccxv. 14.

Chapel Izod; ccxxi. 46.

Chapel Royal, dean of the, teinds formerly belonging to; cxcvi. 48.

-, gentlemen of the, allowances to; ccviii. 17.

-, teacher of the children of the; ccxiii. 40.

Chapels, French, Dutch, and Lutheran, establishment for; cxci. 66.

Charing Cross, H.M. stables at; cxci. 50.

Charlcott by Kington Bagg, Warwickshire; cxci. 22; cxcix. 31.

Charles I., Col. Walter Slingsby's services to; ccxv. 55.

-, his grant of the Caribbee Islands to James Hay, Earl of Carlisle; ccxx. 1.

-, his loan of 3,000l. from Capt. Hewett Finch; clxxxvii. 7.

-, places granted by letters patent by; ccviii. 16.

Charles II., claim grounded on Wm. Pendril's assistance of; clxxxv. 47; cxcvi. 25.

-, his appointment of Thos. and Richd. Domvile, clerks of the Crown and hanaper (Ireland); clxxxv. 66.

-, his appointment of Lord Jermyn governor of Jersey for life; cxc. 47.

-, his charters to the African Company; clxxxv. 59.

-, his concern for the education of [Archibald] Lord Angus; clxxxviii. 55.

-, his grants to the Earl of St. Alban's of lands near St. James' Sq.; clxxxi. 19; ccxii. 82.

-, his grant to William Penn, of Pennsylvania; clxxxiii. 24.

-, -, to John, Earl of Bath, claim founded on; clxxxvii. 22.

-, -, to the family of Michael Baker; clxxxviii. 21.

-, -, to the Earl of Kinnoul; ccxx. 1.

-, -, to the Earl of Ranelagh of Athlone manor and castle; cxcviii. 36.

-, -, to Agmondesham Pickenges, goldsmith; ccvii. 33.

-, his grant of the profits of Holy Island for a term to the Collingwoods; ccxxiii. 60.

-, his grant to Robinson, gentleman porter of the Tower; ccxxi. 28.

-, his linen draper, Stuckey, account owing to; clxxx. 69.

-, his pension to Thos., Earl of Limerick; clxxxvii. 39.

-, -, to Capt. Chas. Gifford; clxxxviii. 6.

-, -, to George Ross; ccxv. 57.

-, -, to Ann, wife of Sir Fras. Wyndham; ccxxvi. 39.

-, his preserver, Richd. Pendril's, grandchildren; cxcvi. 25.

-, his reduction of the rent payable by Dunwich corporation; ccxx. 5.

-, his treatment of Capt. Joseph Embree; cxcii. 14.

-, proceedings at his restoration referred to; clxxx. 32.

-, servants of; cxcix. 32.

Charles III. of Spain; cxcii. 69.

Charlestown, South Carolina; cxciii. 59; cci. 5; ccv. 46; ccxx. 23.

-, -, Indians defeated near; ccvi. 53.

“Charter Governments” in America, proposed to be broken; cxcviii. 13.

Charters granted by the Crown; clxxxiii. 24; clxxxv. 59; clxxxix. 54.

Chatham; clxxxi. 26; clxxxviii. 8.

-, fortification of, commission for; clxxx. 5, 7, 25; clxxxvi. 50; clxxxviii. 27; clxxxix. 3, 36, 51, 63; cxc. 29, 56; cci. 14, 15.

-, lease of houses and land at, obtained by Chas. Goateley; ccxxi. 16.

Cheap, ward of; cc. 33.

Chebucto, fort recommended to be erected there; ccvii. 29.

Checanecto, French settlement of; ccvii. 29.

Chelmsford; ccv. 50, 99.

Chelsea Hospital or College, abuses in; clxxxviii. 14; ccvii. 5.

-, -, commissioners of; clxxx. 35; ccix. 18; ccxiv. 33.

-, -, establishment of; clxxxiii. 8; clxxxiv. 4.

-, -, frauds on; clxxxviii. 10; ccxiii. 50; ccxiv. 29, 66; ccxv. 37; ccxviii. 3; ccxix. 6.

-, -, officers' pay; clxxx. 35.

-, -, pensioners of; clxxx. 35; cxciii. 63; ccxiii. 16; ccxxiii. 22; ccxxv. 4.

-, -, secretary of, his arrest; ccxiii. 16.

-, -, sums voted to, clxxxv. 35.

Cheque, clerk of the, petition; cciv. 3.

Chertsey, Surrey, spring woods in; cxcviii. 27; cxcix. 9.

Chester, bishop of, and the mayor of Macclesfield to appoint a minister; cxcviii. 71.

-, -, Crown prosecution of; ccxxi. 32.

-, monastery of; cxci. 14.

-, Castle, prisoners at; ccxii. 23.

Cheshire; cxc. 41; cxci. 14; ccvii. 36; ccxxv. 6.

-, county palatine of, receiver of land revenue for; clxxxi. 44; clxxxviii. 2.

-, West, troops transported to Ireland from; ccxxvi. 85.

Chetwynd, Hon. Walter, Esq., paymaster of pensions, reports, &c.; ccxiv. 10; ccxv. 48, 61, 66; ccxvi. 6; ccxix. 70, 73, 74; ccxxi. 3.

-, Walter, ranger of St. James's Park, memorials; cxci. 41; cxcvi. 28; cciv. 71; ccxxv. 5.

-, Chetwin, or Chetwyn, Mr,; clxxx. 19; cxciv. 14; cxcix. 33; ccvi. 8; ccvii. 24.

-, John, Esq., H.M. Envoy at the Court of Turin; clxxxi. 16.

-, Wm., Esq., H.M. Envoy at Court of Genoa; clxxxi. 22; clxxxviii. 54.

-, Rt. Hon. Lord, memorial; ccviii. 32.

Child, John, Esq., petition; cxcviii. 74; ccxii. 20.

China, flow of silver from Europe to; ccviii. 43.

Chiphausen, Mr., minister of the King of Prussia, present to; ccxxii. 30.

Chipping or Chepping, Wycombe, Bucks, letter from the mayor, &c. of; ccviii. 47.

Chiswick; cciv. 98.

Cholmley, H., surveyor-general, reports; clxxxix, 36, 46; cxc. 43, 56; cxci. 14; cxcii. 31; cxciv. 3; cxcvi. 15; cxcviii. 43, 74; cxcix. 30; cc. 39; cci. 4, 15; ccvii. 43; ccxiii. 15; ccxiv. 55; ccxv. 64; ccxxii. 3.

Chocolate, Excise Acts on, ill-working of; ccvi. 12.

Choke, Alexr., chief clerk to the Commissioners for stating King William's debts, petition; ccxii. 70.

Chudleigh, Col., his regiment; ccxii. 73.

Church of England, clergyman of; ccxiv. 5.

Church, English, in America; clxxxi. 31.

-, -, in Ireland, provision for ministers; clxxxvii. 25.

-, -, Liturgy of; clxxxvii. 25.

Churches in London, west end, and suburbs, Commissioners for building 50 new; cxcviii. 32; cci. 22; ccxiii. 25; ccxv. 23; ccxx. 35.

-, -, treasurer, Henry Smith; cxcviii. 32.

-, -, -, John Leacroft; cci. 22.

-, net produce of the coal duties for building; ccxxvi. 98.

Church livings in co. Chester, smallness of; cxcviii. 71.

Churchill, his regiment; cxcix. 29.

-, Awnsham, bookseller (Rymer's Fædera); clxxxix. 69.

-, -, petition; cxci. 73.

-, -, has Rymer's transcripts of records; ccxx. 45.

-, Mr., printer; cxciii. 43; cxcviii. 56.

-, Wm., Esq., clxxxiv. 51; cciv. 15.

Cigala, Mr. Visconte, pension; cxcii. 42.

Cinque ports, Lord Warden of, salary of; clxxxi. 40.

Civil affairs, establishment for (Scotland); clxxxiii. 5; cxcii. 59; cci. 17.

-, government, charges of (under Queen Anne); cxc. 11; cxcii. 73.

-, -, -, (Scotland); clxxxiii. 5; cxc. 10; cxcii. 59; cci. 17, 20.

-, law, the encouragement of the profession of; ccxv. 47.

-, list, the; cxc. 8; cxcii. 7; cxciv. 12.

-, -, Act; cxcviii. 43; cxcix. 33.

-, -, charges or claims upon; clxxxvi. 28, 29; cxci. 9, 28; cxcii. 1; cxcix. 38, 67; ccv. 68; ccviii. 5; ccix. 6; ccx. 3; ccxiv. 1, 2; ccxv. 29.

-, -, compensation for slaughtered cattle not to be a charge on; clxxxii. 39.

-, -, contingent expenses of; ccxvi. 34.

-, -, Jersey, charges of; cxc. 47.

-, -, lottery; clxxxiv. 67; cxc. 5.

-, -, revenue of; clxxxiv. 19, 20; clxxxv. 60; cxci. 36; cxcii. 47; cxcix. 45; cciii. 4; ccxviii, 1; ccxx. 21; ccxxii. 15, 34; ccxxiv. 2; ccxxv. 1.

-, -, -, (Scotland); cc. 36.

-, -, valuation of; clxxx. 1; clxxxiii. 11; clxxxix. 18.

-, officers, establishment for (Scotland); cxci. 54.

Clackmannan; ccxi. 19.

Clancarty, Earl of, grant of 1,000l. a year to his children; cxciii. 6.

Clarencieux King-at-Arms, nominated Garter by Lord Suffolk; cci. 13.

Clarendon, Edw. Earl of, envoy extraordinary to the court of Hanover, his petition to the King; clxxxi. 19.

-, -, memorial; cxii. 29.

-, -, report from the Lords Committee on Records; ccxx. 45.

Clark, John, quartermaster; cxciii. 36, 54.

Clarke, Christopher, petition; clxxxix. 31.

-, Penelope, petition; ccxxvi. 47.

-, Susannah, petition; cxciii. 7.

-, Walter, mariner of Charlestown, deposition; cxciii. 59.

“Classis” lottery; clxxxix. 40; ccxxi. 47.

Clayton, Col., memorial; clxxxv. 2.

-, -, his regiment attacked by armed men; ccxv. 43.

-, Col. Jasper, Esq., commissioner for the demolition of Dunkirk, petition, ccxiii. 56; ccxxvi. 92.

-, Robt., letters of; ccxxxvii, 12; ccv. 40.

-, -, letters patent granted 14 Chas. II. to; ccxxi. 25.

-, Rt. Honble. Wm., memorial for a lease of ground in St. James's Park; ccxxii. 3.

-, Honble. Wm.; ccxxvi. 37.

-, Wm.; cxcvii. 29; cciv. 94.

-, Mr., list of pensions payable by; cxc. 31; ccvii. 15, 42; ccxii. 7; ccxiii. 31; ccxiv. 36.

-, -, instrumental musicians; ccv. 39.

-, -, ccxxvi. 10.

Cleeve, Alexr., of London, pewterer, representation; ccxiv. 8.

Clement, Mr., of Vienna; clxxxii. 37.

Clement's Epistles to the Corinthians, new edition of. See Books.

Clergymen. See Church.

Clerk, Lord Justice. See Justice Clerk, Lord.

-, Register of Scotland. See Scotland, Clerk Register.

Cleveland, Duchess of; cxcii. 14.

Clewer, lands, &c. at; ccxx. 2.

Cliff Regis, manor of, co. Northampton; clxxxix. 46.

Clifford, Jeronimy, merchant, petitions; ccxv. 2.

Clippers, coiners, burglars, &c., great sums for apprehension of; ccvii. 30.

Clogher; clxxxv. 29.

-, Bishop of, his certificate; ccxiv. 24.

Clothiers, army. See Army, clothiers.

Clyde, the; cxcii. 46.

Coal duties, collectors of; clxxxvi. 44.

-, -, Act for; ccxxvi. 15.

-, -, net produce of, for building churches; ccxxvi. 98.

-, meters of London; clxxxii. 10; clxxxvii. 23; clxxxviii. 13.

-, mines at Pittferran; ccxiv. 47.

-, -, belonging to the rebels, forfeiture of; cc. 34.

Coastguard service; clxxxvi. 44; ccv. 54.

Coasts, surveyor of the; clxxxvii. 17.

Coatsworth, Dr. Edw., apothecary-general of the army, petition; cxcviii. 3.

-, Mrs. Elizabeth, his widow, memorial; ccix. 26.

Cobham, Lord; cxciii. 33; ccvi. 51.

-, -, warden of Windsor Forest; ccviii. 1.

-, -, appointed commander in an expedition beyond sea; ccxxii. 22.

Cochran, Capt. John; ccxxii. 6.

Cockburn, Mr. Charles, advocate, a commissioner of police (Scotland), to be a commissioner of Excise in Scotland; ccxii. 14; ccxv. 17.

Cockburne or Cokburn, Adam, Esq., H.M. justice clerk in Scotland, payment to; cxcii, 16; cxcix. 34.

-, John, a Commissioner for Trade; clxxxviii. 12.

Cocke, Deane, of London; cxcvii. 23.

Cockerill, Mr., agent for paying the companies at New York; ccxiv. 3.

Cockpit, the, London; clxxxvii. 44; clxxxix. 33; cxc. 53; cxci. 25; cxcvi. 33; cxcviii. 59.

Cocoa-nuts, seizure of; ccx. 5.

Codrington, Col., retook St. Christopher's from the French, 1690; cxc. 3.

-, Christopher, governor of the Leeward Islands in 1696; cxci. 67.

-, Col. Wm., proprietor of the island of Bermuda, resides at Antego; cxcix. 36.

-, -, his petition referred to the Board of Trade; ccviii. 36; ccix. 4.

Cofferer of the Household; clxxx. 23; clxxxii. 33; clxxxviii. 53; cxc. 34; cciv. 63; ccxii. 64; ccxv. 52; see also Godolphin, Rt. Hon. Fras., Earl of, and Masham, Samuel Lord.

-, -, establishment of, charges upon; cxci. 66.

-, -, fees of; clxxxv. 13.

-, -, office of; cxc. 34; cxci. 66.

-, -, pensions and stipends payable by; ccvii. 15.

Coffee, Excise Acts on, ill-working of; ccvi. 12.

-, proposals for preventing the running of, in the port of London; cxcvi. 45.

-, seizure of, from St. Malo; ccix. 6.

-, house, Painter's, in Bucklersbury; cxcviii. 38.

Coghlan, alias Crosbie, Sarah, case; ccxvi. 23.

Coin, draughts for; clxxxii. 48.

-, exportation of, efforts to prevent; ccxiii. 17; ccxxiii. 11.

-, foreign; cxciv. 10.

-, gold and silver; clxxxi. 14; ccviii. 43.

-, methods of conveying, from England to Holland; ccxiv. 67.

Coinage; clxxxii. 9; clxxxv. 20; clxxxvii. 15.

-, copper; clxxxv. 49, 65; ccvii. 21, 46; ccviii. 18, 28; ccxiii. 26.

-, duty; ccv. 19.

-, farthings and halfpence, proposals as to; cxc. 22; ccvii. 21; ccxiii. 21, 26, 27; ccxiv. 14, 53; ccxx. 44.

-, gold, stopped for lack of dies; clxxx. 4.

-, produce of the; cxcvi. 23.

-, tin; cxci. 30.

Coiners, false, and counterfeiters; clxxxvii. 8; clxxxviii. 52; cxc. 51; ccvii. 30; ccviii. 19.

Coins and medals, engraving of; cxcii. 75.

Cokburn, John, a commissioner for trade; clxxxviii. 12.

Coke, Mr., vice-chamberlain, his salary settled by Queen Anne; clxxxi. 35.

Coker, Mr. Benjamin, his cows destroyed; clxxxii. 39.

Colby, Thos.; cciv. 92, 96.

-, Mr., commissioner for transports; ccviii. 40; ccix. 29; ccxiii. 22; ccxv. 60; ccxix. 14, 67.

-, -, -, revocation of his office ccxii. 90.

Colchester, mayor and corporation of; cciv. 41.

Coldstream regiment; cxcix. 28.

Coldbach, Sir John, sued for fees; ccviii. 45.

Cole, Christian, secretary at Venice; clxxxvi. 16.

-, John, glazier of Kingston-on-Thames, petition; ccxv. 18.

-, Michael, of Stepney, mariner, affidavit; ccv. 46.

-, Robt., H.M. consul at Algiers; cxc. 40.

-, Thos., surveyor of Cove, co. Cork; cc. 16.

Colebrook, Mr. James; clxxxix. 31.

-, Wm.; cxci. 37.

Coleraine, Ireland; ccviii. 39.

Colesworth, John, the oldest J.P. in Northumberland; clxxxvii. 43.

Collingwood, Barbara and Elizabeth, lessees of Holy Island, petition; ccxiii. 38, 57.

-, Col., his regiment; clxxxix. 65.

-, Geo., Esq., estate of; ccviii. 23.

-, Margaret, petition; clxxxix. 65.

Collins, John, Governor of Fort William, St. John's, Newfoundland, petition; ccxv. 25.

-, Richard, half-pay; ccix. 30.

-, Alice, widow of Major George, petition; ccxxvi, 101.

Collis, Edward, certificate in his favour; cciv. 10.

Colston, John, petition; ccxii. 54.

Colt, Mr., paymaster of the two-million adventure of 1709; ccv. 60.

Cologne; clxxxvi. 10.

Colonial assemblies; cxcix. 36; ccxiv. 43; ccxxi. 40.

-, bishops, proposed; clxxxi. 31.

-, churches; clxxxi. 31.

-, ministers in America and the Colonies; clxxxi. 32.

-, money, differences in value; ccvi. 53.

Colonies. See also America, Carolina, Jamaica, Pennsylvania, Virginia.

-, clxxxiii. 24; clxxxix. 44.

-, Crown, proposals to form them in America; cxcviii. 13; cc. 30.

Combe, co. Somerset; ccxv. 42.

Commerce, commissioners appointed to settle, between England and France; clxxx. 58; clxxxviii. 43; clxxxix. 20; cxcix. 16.

Commissioners. See Accounts, Chelsea Hospital, Churches, Commerce, Customs, Navy, Sick and Hurt, Taxes, Trade and Plantations, Transports, Victualling, Wine Licences, Works.

-, special, of oyer and terminer for trying the rebels taken at Preston; cxciv. 2

Common Garden parish; cc. 28.

Common Pleas, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of; ccxxi. 8.

-, Treasury-keeper to; ccxxvi. 60.

Commons, the House of; clxxxix. 34, 40; cciv. 24; ccix. 30.

-, -, addresses of; clxxx. 5; clxxxix. 30; cxc. 8, 32; cxci. 22; cxciii. 52, 53; ccix. 27.

-, -, bills of; clxxxvi. 17; clxxxix. 42, 54; cxcii. 20.

-, -, clerks and servants of; ccxiv. 9; ccxix. 36.

-, -, Committee of (Surveyor-General of Woods in America); cxcviii. 17.

-, -, Committees of; cxci, 10; ccxiv. 9.

-, -, debate (building a new library); ccxxii. 9.

-, -, duties proposed to; clxxxiii. 19.

-, -, journals, books, and papers of; ccxii. 76.

-, -, members of; ccxxi. 4.

-, -, messenger of; ccxxi. 15.

-, -, orders of; clxxxv. 55; ccxiii. 17; ccxiv. 9.

-, -, papers to be laid before; cciv. 47.

-, -, petitions to; clxxxv. 37; cxci. 10; cc. 35; ccxi. 11.

-, -, resolutions of; cxcvi. 19; ccvii. 28; ccxxi. 26.

-, -, reports to; ccxx. 11.

-, -, serjeant-at-arms and other officers of, memorial; ccxiv. 9, 48; ccxxi. 15.

-, -, Speaker of; cxciii. 57; ccxiv. 9; ccxxi. 15.

-, -, -, letter of; ccxiv. 48.

-, -, votes of; clxxxiii. 2; clxxxv. 55; cci. 12; ccxvi. 25.

Como, Joseph, merchant of London, petition of; clxxxi. 22; clxxxvii. 46.

Companies. See India, East; African, Royal; South Sea.

Company proposed for letting out money upon pawns; cxcvi. 49.

Compeer, Robt. letter; ccxix. 54.

Compton, Hon. Spencer, memorial of; clxxxvi. 7.

-, S., Speaker of the House of Commons; ccxiv. 48.

-, Mr., his office; cxciii. 15, 37.

-, Col. Hatton, Lieutenant of the Tower of London; cxcix. 14; ccvi. 42.

Comptroller's Office. See Army Comptrollers.

Concordatum money; ccxiii. 43; ccxix. 57; ccxxi. 46.

Conduit, Mr. John, commissary-genera at Gibraltar; clxxxiv. 24, 37, 41; cxciv. 5; cciv. 36; ccxviii. 6.

Congreve, Col. Ralph, Lieut.-Governor of Gibraltar; clxxxiv. 24; cxci. 4; cxcii. 24; cxciii. 32; cxcviii. 24; ccxxvi. 26.

Coningseck, Count, minister from the Emperor; cxci. 25.

Connecticut; ccxiv. 28.

Conningsby or Coningsby, Lord, Lord Lieutenant of Herefordshire; cxcix. 11; ccv. 49; ccxiii. 28, 30, 47.

Conolly [N.], master of the packet boat between Dublin and Holyhead; ccviii. 39.

Conscience money; ccxiii. 37.

Constable, Sir Robt., petition; ccxiv. 35.

Constantinople; cciv. 66.

Contingent List, the; cc. 15.

Convention, the; ccxiv. 77; ccxv. 6.

Convicts and felons, proposals for transporting; ccxx. 42.

Conway, Edwd., receiver-general of taxes in Chester and North Wales; ccxxv. 6.

-, Eleanor, petition; clxxxvii. 7.

-, Sir John, Bart., petition; clxxxviii. 3.

Cook, Sir Chas., treasurer of the Levant Company; ccxv. 62.

-, Younger, petition; ccxxvi. 48.

Cooke. See also Coke.

-, Charles, appointed a commissioner for trade, &c.; clxxxviii. 12.

-, John, memorials; ccxix. 72; ccxxi. 1.

-, Lady, her estate in Antigua; ccxxi. 1.

-, Mr., Queen Anne's vice-chamberlain; cxcviii. 5.

Cookham, hundred of; cxci. 26.

-, manor of; cxcvii. 44.

Cooms, Nathaniel, petition; ccxxvi. 22.

Cooper, Capt. George; cciv. 11.

Cope, Sir John, his house, the “Rose and Dolphin” tavern; ccx. 5.

-, -, his warehouse on the north side of the Custom House; ccxvii. 4.

Copenhagen; ccv. 48; ccxix. 15.

-, money for the agent at, to buy provisions for the Baltic squadron; ccxviii. 6.

Copper coinage, proposals for improving the; ccvii. 46.

-, coining of; clxxxv. 49, 65; cxc. 22; ccvii. 21; ccviii. 18, 28; ccix. 19; ccxiii. 21, 26; ccxiv. 14; ccxx. 44.

-, mine near Alva, the seat of Sir John Erskine; cci. 7.

-, Miners' Company, draft of letters patent to; clxxxvi. 51.

Copping, John, proposals for a lottery; clxxxix. 11.

Corbett, —, his regiment; cxcix, 29.

Corbiere, Mr.; cxcviii. 51; ccviii. 9.

Corbin, Thos., tobacco merchant, memorial; ccxix. 10.

Cork, collector of Customs for; ccviii. 38; ccix. 7, 11.

-, governor of, Col. Toby Purcel; cxcii. 38.

-, -, Sir Jas. Jeffery; cccix. 22.

-, sheriff of; cc. 16.

Corker., Ro, account of tin coinages in Corn wall; ccxiv. 23,

Corn, bounty of, in Scotland; cxcviii. 31.

-, duties, for the forces in Piedmont and Catalonia remitted; cxcvi. 43.

-, rise in the price of; ccxv. 4.

Cornhill. See London Streets.

Cornwall, Duchy of; clxxx. 66.

-, -, auditor of; clxxx. 55.

-, -, deputy-auditor of; clxxx. 43.

-, -, officers of, to be constituted by the Prince of Wales; clxxx. 66.

-, -, receiver-general's accounts, &c.; clxxx. 43, 66; clxxxvii. 41; cciv. 18; ccxiv. 16.

-, -, rents of; clxxx. 55, 66.

-, -, revenues of, charges upon the; clxxxvii. 22, 41.

-, -, sheriff or escheator of; ccviii. 16.

Cornwall; clxxxii. 41; clxxxiii. 15; clxxxv. 67; clxxxvii. 15; cxciii. 61; ccvi. 34; ccviii. 6, 34; ccxiv. 16; ccxxvi. 83.

-, Admiral the Hon. Charles, Esq.; ccxiii. 44.

-, Vice-admiral, H.M. plenipotentiary to the Emperor of Morocco, commander of the Sally squadron; ccxv. 26.

Cornwallis, Lord, a Postmaster-General; cxc. 26; ccxiii. 19; ccxiv. 7; ccxv. 33; ccxxi. 48; ccxxvi. 90.

-, -, his case; ccxvi. 19.

-, T., his scheme for paying the public debts; ccxv. 34.

Coromandel Coast, settlements dependent upon the calico fabric; ccxxiii. 15.

Coronation of George I., expenses of; clxxxi. 24; clxxxii. 25, 30, 32, 33; clxxxv. 40, 56; cxc. 36; cxcii. 54.

-, -, letters to the peers to attend; clxxxii. 48.

-, -, payment for robes for; cciv. 72.

-, -, Somerset Herald's duties at; ccxxxii. 48.

Corporation, courts and, London inspector of; clxxxvii. 21.

Corsini, Marquis, envoy extraordinary from the Grand Duke of Tuscany; ccxxvi. 96.

Corticelli, Angelo, merchant of London, petition of; clxxxi. 22; clxxxvii. 46.

Cortizos, Don Joseph, petition of; clxxxviii. 39.

Corunna, postal arrangements with; clxxxiii. 7.

Cory, Major Humphry, petition; clxxxix. 65.

Cosbye, Capt. Arnold; cxciii. 52.

Cotigno, Henry, citizen and draper of London, memorial; ccvi. 18.

Cotterell, Sir Clement, master of the ceremonies; clxxxvii. 44; clxxxix. 33; cxci. 25; cxcix. 53; cciv. 102.

Cotton, Sir John, settled his library upon the public; clxxxi. 24.

Cotton Garden, claim for making it good at the Coronation; cxcii. 54.

Cotton House, dispute as to ownership of the boards and materials of; clxxxi. 24.

-, Library; clxxxii. 42; cxciii. 4; cxcix. 39; cciv. 6; ccxxii. 9.

Cotton, Robert, security given by; cxcviii. 32.

-, Sarah, spinster of Kimpton, co. Hertford; ccix. 12.

-, Wm., lord of the manor of Bedhampton, proposal; cxcviii. 44.

-, -, of Harpenden, co. Hertford, gent.; ccix. 12.

Cotton, co. Warwick; cciv. 83.

Cotton, great revenue in Barbadoes from; ccxx. 1.

Condall, Capt. Matthew, case of; cc. 14.

Council, clerk of the; cxcviii. 61; ccxv. 40.

-, committee of; cxcviii. 54; cc. 14; ccxii. 35.

-, the King in; clxxxii. 39.

-, -, declaration by; cxcvi. 25.

-, Lord President of; clxxxi. 25. See also Nottingham, Earl of; Dorset, Earl of; Devonshire, Duke of; Sunderland, Earl of.

-, Lords of; clxxxi. 25; ccvii. 54; ccviii. 7.

-, orders in or of; clxxxi. 14, 30, 31; clxxxii. 35, 39; clxxxiii. 24; clxxxvi. 23; clxxxvii. 7, 8, 9; clxxxviii. 27; clxxxix. 25, 54, 64, 65; cxci. 67; cxcii. 7, 17, 56; cxciii. 48; cxcviii. 44; cc. 30; cci. 12, 15; ccvi. 42; ccviii. 19, 36; ccxi. 8; ccxiii. 34, 55; ccxiv. 28; ccxv. 40; ccxxi. 41, 42, 48; ccxxiii. 15.

Counsel, H.M., consulted about the prosecution of the Auditors of Imprest; cci. 24, 29.

-, -, fees; ccvii. 6.

Courts and corporations, London inspector of; clxxxvii. 21.

Courtney, Edw., petition to the King; ccxxi. 23.

Cove, co. Cork; cc. 16.

Covent Garden. See Common Garden.

Coventry; cc. 2.

-, Wm., master keeper of the bailiwick of Frisham, New Forest; ccxii. 39.

Cowen, James, of Owston, gardener, petition; ccxi. 20.

Cowper, Wm., Clerk of the Parliaments; ccxx. 45.

Cowper in Angus; cxcii. 9.

Cows, plague amongst. See Cattle Plague.

Cox, Capt. John, a friend of Sir Wm. Windom; cxcvi. 16.

-, Sir Chas., M.P. for Southwark, his petition for an appointment; clxxxi. 38.

“Crabb Island,” poor inhabitants of Anguilla settle on; ccix. 15.

Crabb, Thos., senr. and junr., debtors to the Excise; cciv. 73; ccvii. 12.

Cracherode or Crachrode, Anthony, Esq., H.M. Solicitor for the Treasury; from cxci. 55, passim.

-, -, memorial of; cci. 3.

Craggs, James, a postmaster-general; cxc. 26; ccxiii. 19; ccxiv. 17; ccxv. 33; ccxxvi. 90.

-, -, letters of; ccxiii. 53; ccxiv. 67; ccxv. 1, 6, 15, 18; ccxix. 6, 42, 67, 69, 72; ccxxvi. 23, 36, 90.

-, -, commissary of stores, resident at Barcelona: cxcii. 69.

-, -, junior, memorial; ccviii. 33.

-, Mr.; ccxiii. 61.

-, Mr. Secretary; ccxxiii. 16; ccxxvi. 65.

-, -, present to Thos. Sabourn; ccxxii. 38.

-, -, proposal for improving revenues of Minorca; ccxiv. 45.

-, -, -, for transporting regiments to Ireland; ccxv. 35.

Cramphorne, John; cxcvii. 63.

Cranborne Chace, keepers of; clxxxiv. 52.

-, -, trees felled in; ccxii. 69.

-, -, deer pens in, repairs to; cxc. 59.

Craven, Mr., governor of South Carolina; cxcii. 51.

-, -, -, obstructs Customs officers; cxcix. 36.

Crawford, Mr. John, collector of Customs, Borrowstoness; ccvii. 35.

-, Mr. Thos., secretary to H.M. embassy in France under the Earl of Stair; cxcvii. 54; ccxiv. 77; ccxv. 6.

Creswick, Mr.; clxxxiv. 49.

Crettale, alias White, Abraham, petition; clxxxi. 34.

Crisp, Thomas, high sheriff of Lancaster, memorials; cc. 11; ccvii. 23.

Crispe, James Duke, secretary to Chelsea Hospital, his frauds there; clxxxviii. 10; ccxiii. 16; ccxiv. 29, 66.

-, -, -, his petition; ccxiv. 33.

Croce, Alberto, a Genoese merchant living in Common Garden parish; cc. 28.

Croft, Dr., of the Chapel Royal; ccxiii. 40.

Croker, John, graver of the Mint; cxcii. 13, 75.

-, Mr., receiver-general of taxes for co. Oxford; ccxxv. 6.

Cromarty firth; ccxiv. 32.

Crooke, Clement, Esq.; ccxxvi. 32.

Crookshanks. See Cruckshanks.

Crookshanke, John, Custom House, Edinburgh; clxxxvi. 18; clxxxviii. 58; cxci. 61; ccv. 13.

-, -, observations on unrated East India goods; cxci. 11.

Crosbie, Sir John and Sir Walter; ccxvi. 23.

Crosby, —; ccvii. 12.

Cross, Thomas, servant to George, Prince of Denmark, petition; ccxiv. 4.

Crossbank, lands of; ccxiv. 60.

Crosse, Johnshall, Esq., lessee of tithes in Dinton, co. Bucks; clxxxi. 41.

-, Wm., memorial; ccxi. 1.

-, -, Edinburgh; ccv. 13.

-, Mr., ccxxii. 10.

Crown, criminal prosecutions on behalf of; ccxi. 11.

-, domain, Guernsey; ccxi. 16.

-, debts to the; clxxxii. 40; cxcix. 41; ccvii. 38; ccx. 5; ccxix. 52; ccxxi. 1; ccxxii. 45.

-, debts of the; ccvii. 33.

-, lands; cci. 14; ccxiii. 15; ccxx. 2.

-, leases; clxxxix. 46; cxci. 50; ccxiv. 11.

-, -, method of obtaining, at the Pipe Office; clxxxi. 41.

-, lessees; clxxxviii. 20; cxcix. 30.

-, power of, to appoint a third auditor for accounts; cxciii. 39.

-, rents; clxxxvi. 21; cxciii. 16; cxcviii. 36; cxcix. 10. cc. 1; cciii. 7; ccxiv. 28; ccxx. 5.

-, rights; clxxxi. 24; clxxxvi. 45; cxcix. 63; ccxxii. 26.

-, rights in Virginia sacrificed to the people; cxcix. 22.

-, -, in the Forest of Dean diminished; ccxxi. 25.

-, the watermen's charges for carrying to Parliament; ccv. 83.

Cruckshanks, Mr., minister in the Island of Montserrat; clxxxi. 32.

Cruse, Albertus, of H.M.S. “New Lyon,” petition; clxxxviii. 8.

Cuffe, Denny; ccv. 45; ccix. 30.

Cullen Castle, co. Tipperary, blowing up of; cxc. 49.

Culliford, John, Customs' officer, memorial; ccix. 6.

-, Mr., surveyor of Southampton, memorial; ccii. 1.

Culloden Castle, held by Duncan Forbes in defiance of the rebels; cxcix. 15.

Culpeper, Lord; clxxxi. 8.

Cumberland; ccv. 43; ccxiii. 15; ccxv. 30.

Cunningham, Charles, tidesman of London, petition; ccxxvi. 59.

Currency, the comparative value of silver and gold; ccviii. 43.

Curry, Saml., private in Brigadier Killigrew's regiment; ccv. 59.

Curtis, Robt., auditor of the imprest in Ireland; clxxxi. 1.

-, Mr., vicar of Dovercourt and Harwich; clxxxix. 63.

Custis, Henrietta, daughter of John; ccv. 11.

Custom House (Aberdeen); broken open by the mob; cxci. 3.

-, -, (Dublin); clxxxviii. 26; clxxxix. 7; cxci. 63, 64; cxciii. 49; cxcviii. 73; cc. 7; ccvi. 36; ccviii. 35, 38; ccix. 7; ccxiii. 63.

-, -, (Edinburgh); clxxxix. 1; cxc. 14; cxci. 3; cxcii. 77; cxciv. 9; ccv. 13; ccvi. 14; ccxiv. 47; ccxv. 43; ccxxii. 31.

-, -, -, officers on shore insufficient; clxxxv. 63.

-, -, (Exeter); cc. 44.

-, -, (Folkstone); cxcii. 15.

-, -, (Lancaster); cxcviii. 63; cxcix. 61.

-, -, (London); clxxxi. 5; clxxxii. 10, 17; clxxxvii. 28, 44; clxxxix. 42, 55; cxc. 18, 33, 35; cxci. 20, 37, 57; cxcii. 79, 84; cxcix. 14; ccii. 1; cciv. 10, 88; ccv. 50; ccviii. 42; ccix. 13; ccxiii. 42; ccxv. 49.

-, -, -, rebuilding of; ccx. 5; ccxvii. 4.

-, -, -, survey of the west end of; clxxxvii. 28.

-, -, -, watermen; cxcvi. 44; ccxix. 4.

-, -, (Newcastle); collector, &c.; clxxxvii. 43.

-, -, (Poole); cxciii. 31; cciv. 49.

-, -, (Southampton); clxxxix. 54.

-, -, (Weymouth); cxcvii. 43.

Customers in the port of London, memoranda as to their appointment; ccxii. 93.

Customs, accounts of; clxxxii. 47.

-, cashiers of; clxxxix. 21; cciv. 77; ccv. 41; ccxxvi. 80.

-, collectors of; clxxxvi. 48.

-, Commissioners of; clxxxi. 6, 13; clxxxii. 17, 46; clxxxiv. 49; clxxxv. 33. 48; clxxxvii. 23, 28, 36, 43; clxxxviii. 45; clxxxix. 21, 34; cxc. 18, 32, 45; cxci. 10, 11, 20, 23, 37; cxcii. 15, 25, 34, 63, 79, 84; cxciii. 21, 25, 36; cxcvii. 30, 49, 63; cxcix. 14, 36; cc. 19, 40; cci. 16; ccii. 1; cciv. 14; ccv. 16, 55, 56; ccvi. 34, 43; ccviii. 42; ccix. 13; ccxii. 58, 60, 86; ccxiii. 17, 42; ccxiv. 13; cxv. 49; ccxvi. 24; ccxix. 1, 10, 23, 58; ccxxii. 44; ccxxvi. 5, 6, 83.

-, -, reports of; clxxxii. 10, 47; clxxxix. 42, 43, 52; cxci. 10; cxciii. 27, 29; ccii. 1; ccx. 5; ccxii. 68; ccxiv. 47; ccxvii. 4; ccxxiv. 1.

-, comptroller general of; cxc. 33.

-, fees; cc. 44.

-, frauds in the; cxcviii. 33; cc. 32; ccvi. 34; ccxii. 15.

-, officers of, their exactions from Holland merchants; ccviii. 22.

-, -, their fraud; clxxxv. 33

-, -, orders for examining ships, &c.; cxci. 23.

-, -, petition; ccix. 6.

-, -, their duty; clxxxv. 69.

-, -, want of; ccxxiii. 10.

-, -, in South Carolina, obstructed by the governor; cxcii. 51; cxciii. 59; cc. 40; cci. 5; ccv. 46.

-, -, -, seize goods on the sloop “Betty”; cxcix. 49; cciv. 43.

-, -, book for use of; cxcviii. 78.

-, -, in the colonies; cxcix. 36.

-, receivers-general and cashiers; ccv. 41.

-, revenue; clxxxii. 47; cxcviii. 63.

-, solicitor, to prosecute for forgery; cxci. 37.

-, surveyors of; cxcvii. 63, 64; ccviii. 22.

-, on wines and provisions for H.M. household; cciv. 63; ccxx. 32.

-, (Ireland); Commissioners of; clxxxix. 7; cxciii. 49.

-, -, revenue from; cxcviii. 73.

-, -, surveyor-general of; ccxxi. 18.

-, (Plantations), collectors of; cxciii. 30; cxcviii. 65.

-, (Scotland); cxc. 68; cxcvi. 19; cci. 17; cciii. 7.

-, -, accounts, mistakes made in; clxxxviii. 58.

-, -, Commissioners of; clxxxii. 46; clxxxvi. 18; clxxxix. 1, 34; cxc. 14; cxci. 3, 20, 23; cxcii. 77; cxciv. 9; cxcviii. 78; cxcix. 64; cc. 19, 22; ccii. 2; ccv. 4, 56; ccvi. 14; ccvii. 35; ccxii. 34; ccxiii. 17; ccxv. 43; ccxvi. 4; ccxxii. 14, 31; ccxxvi. 27, 31, 78, 87.

-, -, exemptions of sugar-houses from; cxcii. 8.

-, -, methods to improve revenue of; clxxxv. 63.

-, -, officers admitted after examination, and advanced according to their “ancientry”; cxcix. 51.

-, -, -, afraid to do their duty; clxxxix. 1; cxc. 14; ccxx. 3.

-, -, -, book for use of; cxcviii. 78.

-, -, -, books at Preston Pans; clxxxvi. 18.

-, -, produce of; clxxxix. 34.

-, -, receiver-general and cashier of; clxxxii. 12; cxcii. 77.