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L.
La Barr, see De la Barr, John and Robert.
Lace, gold and silver, p. 161, 636, p. 442.
Lacy, Thos., p. 485.
-, -, widow of, p. 485.
Ladbrooke, Thos., p. 484.
-, -, examined by the Dutch Governor of Amboyna, p. 310.
-, -, and acquitted (of treason), p. 311, p. 313.
Lahore, 347.
-, governor of, 657.
-, letter dated from, 657.
Lahow, see Lugho.
Lalabeg, treasurer to Shah Abbas, p. 162, p. 287, 577.
-, perfidiousness of, 577.
Lam, Derickson, Dutch Governor of the Moluccas, 137, 272.
Lambe, Richard, p. 226.
Lambert, Gartwright, 362.
-, Gertrude, widow of Wm., p. 219.
-, Wm. (deceased), p. 219.
Lambert's (Lambard, Wm.) Justices of the Peace, p. 466; see also Crompton, Richard.
Lambeth, South, letter dated from, 693.
Lamott, John, 660.
Lampley, Mr., see Lamplugh, Wm.
Lamplugh, Wm., 409.
Lampong, 173.
Lamprey, John, see Lemprier, John.
Lamprier, John, see Lemprier, John, clerk of the stores.
Lancaster, Sir Jas., p. 159, p. 372.
-, Richard, 278, 438, 462.
-, -, protest of, 429.
Lane, Ann, p. 480.
Langdale, or Langdye, children of, 721.
Langford, Edward, p. 134, p. 479.
-, Rich., 18, 335.
Langham, -, 345, p. 242.
Langley, John, p. 492.
-, Richard, 30, 35.
Langram, Rowland, p. 480.
-, Susan, 362.
Langton, Wm., 103, 510.
-, -, mate in the Coaster, p. 205.
Lanman, Christopher, chief accountant to the East India Company, 300, p. 140, 321, p. 158, p. 180, pp. 231–2, p. 238, p. 266, p. 270, 518, 525, 536, 566, p. 411, 708, 710.
-, -, letter to, 1623: 265.
-, -, illness of, 379.
-, -, fees allowed to, p. 411.
Lantar, pp. 53–4, 193, p. 202, 375.
-, surrender of (Nov. 1620), 125, p. 54.
-, -, debate before and order of the King concerning, 150, 151, 203–207, 212, 503.
-, English factory in, p. 53.
-, East India Company request the King's leave to fortify upon, 511. i.
-, -, Carleton's propositions on, p. 369.
-, fort to be demolished in, 151.
-, quantities of spices grown in, p. 54.
-, the Chinese and Bandanese executed by the Dutch in, p. 53.
-, the Dutch in, 125.
-, -, cruelties of, pp. 53–54, p. 390, 722.
-, -, invasion, of, 595.
-, -, attack, subdue, and sack, pp. 53– 54.
-, -, have built fort in, p. 203.
-, -, agree to demolish fort in, 212.
-, -, his Majesty's subjects murdered by, 119, p. 53.
-, -, friendly union between the English and, 150.
-, -, English goods seized by, 35, 50, 119, p. 53, p. 54.
-, trade in, to be common to English and Dutch, 151.
-, about restitution of goods at, 178, 187. i., 202, p. 202.
Lap-dogs, 226.
Lar (Persia), p. 163.
-, governor of, p. 163.
-, the Sultans at, p. 163.
Larimer, Stephen, p. 91.
Larrica, see Luricca.
Lascars, p. 20.
Latham, or Leatham, Charles, p. 222.
-, Thos., 347, pp. 225–6.
Launay, Andrew de, 277.
Law Books, see Pleas of the Crown, Justices of the Peace.
- authors of, see Crompton, Fitzhorbert, Lambard, Pulton.
Lawne, Gideon de, 517.
Lawns, p. 134, 425, p. 267.
Lawrence, Simon, 300, p. 179, 492.
-, -, petition signed by, p. 491.
Laxaman, 91.
Lead, 157, p. 130, p. 161, 368, pp. 206–7, 435, p. 411, 636, p. 466.
-, more vendible in bars than in pigs, p. 204.
-, price of, 98, p. 466.
Leadenhall, East India Company's warehouses in, 643.
-, -, to have wooden windows, 587.
-, -, robbers of, condemned to death, 639.
Leake, Atherton, p. 224.
-, Robert, p. 175, 345.
Lear, -, p. 255, 643.
Leate, or Leatt, Nicholas, Deputy Governor of Turkey Company, 30, 38, 90, p. 136, p. 148, 471, 492, 636, 660, 712.
-, -, elected one of the Committee of East India Company, 492.
-, -, letters from, 1624: 397, 406, 561, 674.
-, -, his son, p. 148.
-, Richard, p. 491.
Leatham, Thos., see Latham, Thos.
Leaver, Katherine, p. 93, p. 481.
-, husband of, p. 481.
-, Richard, p. 488.
Lee, Edward, solicitor to East India Company, 345, p. 224, p. 226, p. 296, 510, 566, p. 487.
-, petition signed by, p. 492.
Leek, Robert, p. 222.
Leeke, Thos. (deceased), pp. 479–480.
-, Joane, widow of, pp. 479–480.
-, John, son of, pp. 479–480.
Leeson, Thos., steward in the Palsgrave, 345, 411, p. 246.
Le Feber, Jaques, Dutch Governor of the Moluccas, 434.
Legatt, Elizabeth, p. 222.
Leghorn, 107, 156, 374.
-, English Consul at, 394.
Legee silk, p. 138, 440.
Leigh, Richard, p. 491.
Le Maire, straits of, 136, 294.
Leman, Sir John, 650.
-, or Lemman, John. p. 90.
-, Joan, widow of, p. 90.
-, Robt., p. 93.
Lemon water, p. 255, p. 275.
Lemonoy, Mons.
-, letter to, 1623: 290.
Lemprier, or Lamprier, John, clerk of the stores, 2, 8, 11, 337, 376, 379, p. 231, 700.
-, petitions of, p. 221, 439.
-, his wages, p. 265.
-, proceedings against, p. 269, 445.
Lenmyes, Edmund, commander of the Elizabeth, p. 204.
-, -, letter from, 1623: 261.
-, -, his death, pp. 204–5.
-, -, journal of, 261.
-, -, his accounts and estate, 517, p. 480.
-, Ralph, p. 480.
Leonard, Francis, 41.
Lesser, James, the, see Little James.
Letters of Marque, see Marque, letters of.
Levant Company (sometimes called Turkey Company), the.
-, to defray Sir Robt. Sherley's expenses, 404.
Levett, see Levitt, Art.
Levitt, Art., p. 149.
-, -, petition signed by, p. 492.
Ley, Sir Jas., Lord Chief Justice, p. 218, 594.
-, -, commissioner on the Amboyna business, 608, pp. 410–411, 621.
Leyden, the (Dutch ship), 415.
Libel, see Amboyna massacre, Dutch printed pamphlet concerning (p. 508).
Liens of Tholen, Joachim (Joachimi), 133, 162.
-, -, returns to the Hague, 486.
-, -, appointed to confer with Carleton touching the Amboyna massacre, 519, 602.
-, -, his audience with the States thereon, 552.
Ligor (Siam), 35, p. 193, p. 198.
-, the Dutch try to exclude the English from, 140.
-, King of, 140.
Liguros, the, p. 209.
Lilly John (? George), p. 174, p. 176, 345.
-, -, petitions of, pp. 219–220, p. 222, p. 483.
Limehouse, p. 143.
-, churchwardens, &c. of, p. 156.
Lincklater, John, p. 481.
-, Janet, widow of, p. 481.
Linclessee (Isle of St. Lawrence), 41.
Line, the, 493.
Lincoln, Earl of, see Clinton, Theophilus.
Linen drapers, p. 372.
Linens, 203, p. 442; see also Cloth, Linen.
Ling, John, 491.
Linklatter, Mary, p. 223.
Linnis, Ed., see Lenmyes, Edmund.
Lion, the, 84, p. 110, p. 127, p. 133, 314, p. 137, p. 140, p. 143, p. 148, p. 154, 329, p. 158, p. 181, 368, 371, 373, p. 238, 682.
-, arrives in England, p. 123, p. 126, 323.
-, to be unladen, p. 126, 311.
-, to be repaired, 435, 449.
-, outward bound, 670.
-, masters of, see—
-, Beversham, James.
-, Wills, Mathew.
-, mate of, see Thomas, Wm.
-, pursers of, see—
-, Martyn, Malachi.
-, Wheatley, Henry.
-, Johnson, Thomas.
-, purser's mate, see Joyce, Thos.
-, steward, see Miller, Stephen.
-, surgeon of, see Kitchen, -.
-, petition of purser and mariners of, p. 220.
Lioness, (Dutch ship), the, 142, 144, 145, 368.
Lisbon, 59, 332, 366, 540.
Lissett, Wm., p. 484.
Little, Jas., p. 483.
Little, or Lesser James, the, 122, 141, 143, 144, pp. 61–4, 254, 259, 301, pp. 122–4, pp. 126–7, 311, p. 143, p. 150, pp. 157–8, 357, 368, 371, p. 282, 636.
-, bound for England, 142.
-, arrives in England [June 1623], 93, 111, 137, p. 64, 300.
-, to be made ready to sail for the East Indies, pp. 143–4.
-, not worth repairing, p. 148.
-, to be broken up, p. 149, p. 266, 573.
-, masters of, see—
-, Roberts, John.
-, Wood, John.
-, master mate of, see Tumbles, John.
-, purser of, see Reignolds, Thos.
-, apprentices in, petition of, p. 219.
Little Richard, the, see Richard, the.
Lizard, the, 122, 371, 373.
-, light (house), 301, p. 122.
Lloyd, Francis, steward's mate of the Palsgrave, 698.
-, -, entertained purser's mate of the Dolphin, p. 467.
-, John, p. 487.
Locke, Thos., 25, p. 29.
-, -, letters from—
-, 1622: 20, 22, 28, 82, 56, 76, 79,
89, 112, 117, 147, 154, 161, 181,
186, 199.
-, 1623: 231, 258, 283.
-, 1624: 478, 501, 523, 562, 634, 638.
Lockier, Ales., p. 223.
Loder, -, 71.
Lodge, Gilbert, above 100 years old, 670, p. 486.
-, -, petitions of, p. 90, 670, p. 485.
-, -, his wife, 670.
-, -, Ellen, his daughter, p. 486.
Loftus, Robert, 333, 345.
-, -, petitions of, pp. 222–3.
Loho, see Lugho.
Lombard Street (London), 375.
-, "The George," 375.
-, "The Hat with the Golden Hatband," sign of, in, 375.
London, 110, 125, p. 63, 214, 219, 220–22, 234, p. 122, p. 133, p. 150, p. 176, 374, 884, p. 251, 435, 516, 537, 604, 667, 683.
-, Lord Mayors of, see—
-, Proby, Sir Peter, 1622–3.
-, Gore, John, 1624–5.
-, aldermen of, p. 150, p. 279; see also—
-, Allen, Edward.
-, Cambell, James.
-, Ducie, Robt.
-, Freeman.
-, Hamersley.
-, Hearne, Richard.
-, Whitmore.
-, sheriffs of, see—
-, Freeman.
-, Mowlson.
-, Parkhurst, Robt.
-, recorder of, see Finch, Sir Heneage.
-, town clerk of, p. 242.
-, trained bands of the city of, 71.
-, freemen of the city of, p. 136, p. 138, p. 150.
-, merchants of the city of, p. 13.
-, streets of, see Lombard Street.
-, Tower of, see Tower, the.
-, Chamber of, 573.
-, scarcity of workmen in, 667.
-, sickness reigns everywhere in, 667.
-, letters dated from, 48, 67, 169, 179, 190, 196, 247, 267, 299, 307, 317, 389, 406, 452–3, 465, 479, 485, 521, 524, 546, 584, 590, 618, 625, 642, 651, 724.
London, the, p. 4, p. 110, 266, pp. 126–7, p. 134, 314, 317, 320, 321, p. 148, p. 155, p. 157, 355, 368, 371, 373, 587, p. 411, 650, 660, 667, 700, p. 462, p. 466 (2), p. 484.
-, arrives in England, p. 123, 323.
-, to be unladen, p. 126.
-, to be repaired, 435, 449.
-, outward bound, 639, 684, p. 462, 716.
-, trimmed against worm and fire, 723.
-, captain of, see Blythe, Rich.
-, masters of, see—
-, Baffin, Wm.
-, Browne, Arnold.
-, master's mates in, see—
-, Evans, Andrew.
-, Grove, Thos.
-, Roberts, John.
-, pursers of, see—
-, Guy, Edwin.
-, Thornborough, Thos.
-, purser's mates of, see—
-, Sherricke, Geo.
-, Bloys, Robt.
-, surgeon of, see Embrey, Gamaliel.
-, stewards of, see—
-, Jumper, Steward.
-, Grove, Thos.
London Merchant, the, p. 175.
Long Island, 122.
Long, Ann, p. 221.
Longe, Edward, p. 110, 352, p. 206.
-, -, put to death at Siam, p. 209.
Loo, -, 38.
Looho, see Lugho.
Lord, -, preacher to the East India Company, p. 227, 384, p. 232, 398.
-, -, preaches at Great St. Helens, p. 232.
-, -, his wages, 384.
Lord High Admiral, see Nottingham, Earl of, Buckingham, Duke of.
Lord Chancellor, or Lord Keeper, see Williams, John, Bishop of Lincoln.
Lord Chief Baron, see Tanfield, Sir Lawrence.
Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench, see Ley, Sir Jas.
-, of the Common Pleas, see Hobart, Sir Henry.
Lord Mayor of London, see London.
Lord President of the Council, see Montague, Henry, Viscount Mandeville.
Lord High Treasurer, see Cranfield, Sir Lionel Earl of Middlesex.
Lords, House of; see also Parliament.
-, -, Order of, 118.
Louan, Island of, 70.
Love, Capt., p. 232.
Lovering, Wm., p. 152, p. 220.
Loveyt, or Lovett, Geo., p. 91.
Low Countries, the, see Holland.
Lowder, John, p. 485.
Lowe, -, p. 478.
Lower House of Parliament, see Commons House of.
Lownes, H., 595.
Lucas, -, p. 478.
Lucon, see Luxon.
Lucotella, Aug., p. 93.
Lugho, 99, p. 98, p. 305, pp. 340–1, p. 343 p. 393, p. 394.
-, the Orankays of, 99.
-, factory at, 499. i.
-, chief factor in, see Beamont, John.
-, in rebellion against the Dutch, p. 285, pp. 340–1.
-, Dutch chief merchant at, see Van Santen, Pieter.
Lukin, John, p. 142.
Lumkin, a gunner, p. 157.
Luricca (Larica), 99, p. 305, pp. 309–310, p. 396.
-, factory at, 499. I., p. 305.
-, factor at, see Collins, Edward.
-, chief Dutch merchant at, see Reniere.
Luxon, -, p. 220.
Lyme Regis (Dorset), p. 482.
Lyne, John, p. 486.
Lynn, Sir Humphrey, p. 226, p. 487.
Lynnes, Ed., see Lenmyes, Ed.
Lytefield, Richard, p. 221.