A

Abbeville (France), 111.

Abbeyfeale (co. Limerick), 525.

Abbott (Abbot), Abraham, 175.
-, -, Daniel, innholder, soldiers' quarters, 371, 830.
-, -, Phillip, 175.
-, -, Robert, navy creditor, 655.
-, -, widow, innholder, soldiers' quarters, 378, 834.

Aberconway (co. Carnarvon), 637.

Abergavenny (Hundred, co. Monmouth), 141.

Aberthaw (co. Glamorgan), 267.

Abeure (Abeare), Anne, innholder, soldiers quarters, 371, 830.

Abrin, Don Jasper de; see Freitas.

Academy in London, 132.

Accomptants; see Receivers.

Acton, Thomas, 343.

Acton (co. Middlesex), 350.

Adam (co. Wicklow), 511.

Adams (Addam), Anne, soldiers' quarters, 357, 822.
-, -, George, riot at Landguard Fort, 620.
-, -, Henry, 352, 819.
-, -, John, gunner, 531.
-, -, Lieut. John, 335, 829.
-, -, Mr., mariner, 653.
-, -, Thomas, subcommissioner of Excise for North and South Wales, 858.

Adbaston (co. Stafford), 632.

Adderley (Atherley), Edward, perpetuity on the Excise, 124.
-, -, Jane, widow of Richard, 54, 448.
-, -, John (brother of Richard), Receiver of the Eighteen Months' Assessment, co. Derby, 54, 242, 448, 639; subcommissioner of Excise, Leicester and Rutland, 862.
-, -, Ralph, son of Richard, 54, 242, 448.
-, -, Capt. Richard, 54, 242, 448; of Cotton, co. Stafford, 862.
-, -, William, of St. Andrews, Holborn, 72; subcommissioner of Excise, Cheshire, 861.

Addison, Fra., J.P., Northumberland, 735.
-, -, Henry, waiter, Whitehaven, 710.
-, -, Thomas, searcher, Carlisle, 63, 99, 107, 298, 509, 803–4.

Adlam, Thomas, 356, 821.

Adman, Henry, 579, 793.

Admeasurement of keels; see Coal.

ADMIRALTY, Commissioners or Lords (1679, June, Capell. Sir H., Finch, D., Lee, Sir T., Winch, Sir H., Meres, Sir T., Hales, E., and Vaughan, E.; 1680, Feb., Finch, D., Winch, Sir H., Meres, Sir T., Hales, E., Brouncker, Visct., Littleton, Sir T.), 78, 81, 96, 98, 101, 132, 137, 145, 151, 158, 160, 195, 207, 228, 256, 263, 287, 295, 313, 447, 455, 468, 550, 674, 679, 728, 801.
-, -, assistance to be given to the Customs Officers by, 613.
-, - Court, 793.
-, - -, Judge of; see Jenkins, Sir L.
-, - -, Judge's surrogate, 98.
-, - -, King's Advocate and Proctor General, 96, 98; see Exton, Sir T., Lloyd, Sir R.
-, - droits, rights and perquisites or dues, 451, 584, 774; Commissioners for in the last Dutch war (Wren, C., Hoare, J., Brett, R., Holder, T.), 419, 792–3; accounts, 792–3.
-, -, Marshal of; see Joynes, W.
-, -, Register of; see Gee, O.; Deputy Register of; see Bedford, T.
-, -, Secretary to; see Hayter, T., Brisbane, J.
-, -, warrants, 94, 543.

Advocate, King's Advocate and Proctor General; see Admiralty (Court).

Ady, John, Deputy Chamberlain of the Exchequer, 165, 614.

Africa, 258, 546, 628, 741.
-, - Company; see Royal (Africa).

Agar, Thomas, surety of J. Every, 601; a Commissioner for Dean Forest, 196; a Commissioner for New Forest, 199; Surveyor General of Woods, Trent South, 17, 96, 122, 125, 184, 193, 217, 222, 242, 268, 290, 311, 392, 393, 429, 444, 445, 470, 532–3, 551, 623, 641, 652, 653, 656, 682, 738, 746, 791, 796.

Agberowe, Edward, King's waiter London port, 17, 34, 53, 148, 223, 764–5.
-, -, Elizabeth, widow of Edward, 764.

Aghowle (co. Wicklow), 511.

Agnes. See St. Agnes.

Aislaby (co. Yorks), 394, 396.

Akarman, Capt. Stephen, surveyor of Plymouth port, 197.

Albemarle, Duke of; see Monck, C., Monck, G.

Albemarle county (Virginia), 649, 674.
-, - [Sound], North Carolina, 806.

Albert, porter to Ronquillo, the Spanish Ambassador, 542.

Aldeburgh (co. Suffolk), 267, 295, 612.

Alden, Stephen, 372, 831.

Alderson, Humphry, alum works, 38.

Aldeson (Aldecon), Robert, 371, 830.

Aldred, Michael, ship's purser, 488.
-, -, William, pardon, 84.

Aldus, Robert, tidesman, Bristol, 29, 612.

Aldworth (Aldsworth), Christopher, 341.
-, -, Mr., (for the Marquess of Winchester), 448.
-, -, Mrs., widow of Richard, 755.
-, -, Richard, an auditor of the Exchequer Court, 20, 24, 32, 51, 72, 86, 95, 96, 101, 117, 124, 131, 144, 145, 166, 171, 187, 214, 220, 234, 244, 249, 254, 258, 261, 263, 269–70, 275, 297, 303, 391, 396, 401, 406, 410, 412, 413, 423, 424, 435, 445, 450, 459, 470, 481, 519, 531, 536, 540, 560, 589, 594, 610, 611, 617, 639, 651, 652, 653, 663, 666, 702, 708, 723, 773, 786, 792, 800; death of, 701, 755; royal bounty to, 568; Queen Mother's rents, 478; lease to, 160, 547, 568, 588, 798.

Aleworth, Jeffery, one of the King's musicians, 181, 673.

Alexander, Benjamin, Deputy Secretary to the Customs, 177, 184.

Algiers, 412.
-, -, Consul at; see Martin, S.
-, -, English slaves in, 101; and see Redemption.
-, -, men of war of, 322.

Alicante (Spain), 128.

Alie, Richard, 263.

Alienations, clerk for writs of covenant and writs of entry; see Clark, H., Moore, C., Westcombe, R.
-, - Commissioners of (Bertie, P., Turner, Sir E., Courthope, E., Middleton, C., Brunskell, P.), 17, 38, 146–7, 169, 179, 217, 250, 257.
-, - fines pro licentia concordandi, or King's and Queen's fines or Pre fines of alienations, 38; grant of, to the Duke of Monmouth, 17–18; farmed by the Treasury Lords, 93, 147, 169, 245.
-, -, master in Chancery attending for oaths in 246.
-, -, office rules, 250; incidents and salaries, 179.
-, -, Receiver of, 116, 245–6; see Nicholas E., Atye, Sir A., Suckling, Sir J., Tweedy, H., Bond, T.
-, -, revenue, 257; issues out of, 479.
-, -, writs of covenant and writs of entry, 13, 147, 245–6.

Aliens, escheated estates of; see Escheated; aliens' customs, see Customs (aliens); naturalizations, see Natu-ralizations; alien mariners, see generally under Navigation Act (seizures).

Alington (and see Allington), William, Lord Alington, Constable of the Tower, 479, 487, 776, 808; Regiment of, 327, 332–8, 340, 343, 367, 371–6, 828.

Allegiance oath, 261, 266.

Allen (Allan, Allin), Barnard, 363, 825.
-, -, Edward, of London, merchant, 52.
-, -, Joane, lands, Plymouth, 132.
-, -, John, attorney, 253; grant of Berkhampstead, 461–2, 642; surety for Sir W. Doyly, 539, 550; disbandment, 378.
-, -, Nicholas, disbandment, 355, 823.
-, -, Richard, provisions for the Irish army, 154; for new raised Forces, 356, 821.
-, -, Stephen, disbandment, 358, 823.
-, -, Tims, boatswain, 489.

Allertonshire (co. Yorks), 20.

Allington (and see Alington), Anne, fee from Bury St. Edmunds, 100, 515, 793.
-, -, Elizabeth, fee from Bury St. Edmunds, 100, 515, 793.
-, -, Ensign Giles, disbandment, 374, 831.
-, -, Capt. Hildebrand, disbandment, 337, 371, 374, 830.
-, -, Jane, fee from Bury St. Edmunds, 100, 515, 793.
-, -, William, fee from Bury St. Edmunds, 100, 515, 793; perpetual interest on the Excise, 107.

Almonds, Raphaell, perpetual interest on the Excise, 124.

Alnwick (Northumberland), 394.

Alport, William, clerk of the peace, 111; royal bounty to, 581, 608, 645.

Alston, Joseph, of London, merchant, 564.

Alum farm, 37–8, 44, 804.
-, -, Farmers (see Crispe, Sir N., Twisden, J., Pargiter, F., Sams, J.), 22, 37–8, 44, 124, 173, 230; accounts, 297.
-, - frauds, 804.
-, - imports, 288–9.
-, - revenue or duty, 414; charges on, 173, 206, 271, 406, 413–4, 521.
-, - works leased by the King from Turner, J., Darcy, Sir W., Trotter, E., Lowther, A., Aldenson, H., Fairfax, J., Fowles, Sir D., Leechmore, T., Ramsey, J., Stewart, Z., Lowther, Sir J., Darcy, G., Hewly, Sir J., 37–8, 44, 173, 230, 244.

Alveston (co. Gloucester), 858.

Alvey, Robert, weighing porter, London, 208.

AMBASSADORS, bills of extras detailed, 53, 79–81, 135, 151, 190, 191, 417, 475, 528, 692–3, 705, 718.
-, -, house for; see Williams, Rebecca.
-, -, paid by the Customs Cashier, 5.
-, -, privileges (wine etc. for), 594, 606.
-, - FROM ENGLAND TO—
-, -, -, Algiers, consul; see Martin, S.
-, -, -, Brandenburg; see Southwell, Sir R., Poley, E.
-, -, -, Brunswick and Luneburg; see Silvius, G.
-, -, -, Denmark, Envoy Extraordinary, see Robartes, R., Visct. Bodmin; Resident, see Paul, Sir J.
-, -, -, France, 255; agent for soliciting his Majesty's affairs in, see Brisbane, J.; ambassador, see Savile, H.; to compliment the French King, see Oxford, Earl of; secret intelligencer in; see Petit, R.
-, -, -, Germany, Envoy Extraordinary to Emperor of, see Skelton, B., Middleton, Earl of; ditto to the Electors and Princes of, see Bertie, C.
-, -, -, The Hanse Towns, Resident with; see Wich, Sir P.
-, -, -, Hesse, Envoy Extra-ordinary to the Landgrave of; see Legge, Capt. W.
-, -, -, Holland, Envoy Extra-ordinary to the States General, see Temple, Sir W., Sidney H.; Secretary to the Embassy, see Meredith, R.; Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentaries for the treaties of peace at Cologne and Nijmeguen, see Hyde, L., Jenkins, Sir L., Temple, Sir W.; secretary to, see Chudleigh, T.
-, -, -, Italy, agent at Leghorn; see Clutterbuck, Sir T.
-, -, -, Portugal agent in; see Parry, F.; Envoy Extraordinary to Prince of, see Fanshaw, C.
-, -, -, Savoy, Envoy Extra-ordinary to Duchess Regent of; see Soames, W.
-, -, -, Spain, Envoy Extra-ordinary to, see Goodrick, Sir H., Temple, Sir W.; Ambassador to, see Godolphin, Sir W.; Envoy to congratulate the Queen of Spain on her marriage, see Churchill, J.; agent at Cadiz, Port St. Mary and the districts thereof, see Westcombe, Sir M.; consul at Malaga, see Colston, H.
-, -, -, Spanish Netherlands, Resident with the Governor of; see Bulstrode, Sir R., Legge, Capt. W.
-, -, -, Sweden, Envoy to; see Werden, Sir J., Wood, Sir E., Warwick, P.; Secretary to, see Robinson, J.
-, -, -, Tripoli, Agent and Consul General; see Baker, T., Capell, H.
-, - TO ENGLAND FROM—
-, -, -, Brandenburg, Elector of; Envoy; see Spanheim, Mr.
-, -, -, Curland, Duke of; see Staidt, Monsieur, Lyon, Monsieur.
-, -, -, Denmark, minister; see Lindenane, Monsieur, Lente, Monsieur.
-, -, -, France, 255–6, 620, 731; see Barillon, Monsieur.
-, -, -, Genoa, agent from; see Ottone, Signor; Resident, 485.
-, -, -, Germany, Princes of, 182.
-, -, -, - [Emperor], Envoy Extraordinary; see Thun, Count de.
-, -, -, Holland; see Ambassadors from States General.
-, -, -, Lorraine, Duke of; Envoy, see Serrinchamp, Monsieur.
-, -, -, Luneburg, Duke of, 182.
-, -, -, Orleans, Duke of; Envoy, see Flamorie, Monsieur.
-, -, -, Poland, Envoy; see Mortin, F.
-, -, -, Portugal, Ambassador Extraordinary, 485; see Aronches, Marquis de; Envoy, 72, 86, 765; see Freitas, A. J. de; Secretary to, see Dica, R. M.
-, -, -, Savoy, Envoy; see Mayan, Count de.
-, -, -, Spain, Ambassador,; see Burgomane, Marquis de; Ambassador Extraordinary, 485, 683; see Egmont, Count, Ronquillo Don P. de; Secretary to; see Levandaury, Mr.
-, -, -, States General, Ambassador Extraordinary from, 594; see Beuninghen, Heer van, Leeuwen H. D. van L., Zitters, Heer A. van.
-, -, -, Sweden; see Leijonbergh, Monsieur; Envoy Extraordinary from; see Wachmeister, Monsieur.
-, -, -, Venice, 516.

America, 258; see Plantations, West Indies, New England, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Virginia, Carolina, Maryland, New Hampshire, New York.

Amias, John, collector, Arundel port, 266.

Amora, Jos., boatswain, 488.

Ampleforth (co. Yorks), 396.

Ampthill (co. Beds), 368, 378.

Amsterdam (Holland), 537, 692, 719, 727, 801.

Amultually (Multolly) alias Flody (Floudy), Syry (Sherry), 224, 253.

Ancleby, Jon., ship's surgeon, 498.

Anderson, Thomas, 154.

Anderton, Robert, ship's surgeon, 498.

Andover (co. Hants), 366, 432.

Andrews (Andrewes), Gerard, a King's waiter, London port, 34, 223, 472, 539, 661, 797.
-, -, Mich., serjeant surgeon to Charles I., 77; lease of mills, Cornwall, 77.
-, -, Samuel, of Ormskirk, Lancs, 858.
-, -, Thomas, comptroller, Cardiff port, 267.
-, -, William, Receiver of the Eighteen Months' Assessment, co. Herts, 691.

Angle; see Nangle.

Anglesea, Earl of; see Annesley, A.
-, - county, 70, 392, 558.
-, -, -, Recusants forfeitures in, 586, 601; Receiver of; see Every, J.
-, -, -, Receiver General of assessments; see Whitley, P. and R.
-, -, -, sheriffs, 219.

Anguish, Edmond, customer, Yarmouth, 267.
-, -, John, comptroller, Lynn Regis, 267.

Anne, the Lady; see Princess Anne.
-, - (Ann), Edward, 356, 822.

Annesley, Arthur, 3rd Earl of Anglesea, 284; Treasurer of the Navy, 704; Lord Privy Seal, 103, 306, 703; diet to as such, 146, 297, 492, 668, 703; orders in the hands of, 204; lease, 31–2; and see Privy Seal.
-, -, Samuel, Dr. of Divinity, 306.

Annet (Agnet), one of the Scilly Isles, 665.

Annias, John, 637.

Anot, Richard, late King's and Queen's goods, 560.

Ansell, Rose, widow, 358, 823.

Anselme, Abraham, Hearthmoney Farmer 77, 656, 760, 785–6; Farmer of Excise of Cornwall, 857; ditto of North Wales, 857–8, 873, 881.

Antelope, the, in St. James's Street, 229.

Antigua, 651.
-, -, Collector of, customer, 25, 215.

Antonico, page to Don. Ronquillo, 542.

Antrim (Ireland), 92, 506.

Ap Hendrick alias Duy, Jor, lease, 392.

"Appeal from the country to the city," 434.

Appleby, Henry, tidesman, Deal port, 730, 731.

Appledore (co. Devon), 659.

Appletree, Thomas, late King's and Queen's goods, 560.

Appleyard, Mathew, customer of Hull port, 29, 47.
-, -, Sir Mathew, customer of Hull port, 267.

Apsley, Sir William, Master of the Hawks, 655; issues to, 23, 293; ditto for the Duke of York, 451, 477.

Aqua vitae, 316.

Aram, Arnold, customer of Gloucester, 267, 600.
-, - Thomas, solicitor of Excise, 126, 140; surveyor of Greenwax, 517, 568, 620, 660.

Arbitrage; see Mint.

Archangel (Russia), 40, 549.

Archer, Allen, ship's master, 852.

Arcliffe Bulwark (Dover), 399.

Arden, Edward, Receiver of the bishopric of Durham, 20, 51, 95.
-, -, John, surveyor of Wisbech, 613; Farmer of Excise of Leicester and Rutland, 862, 882–3.

Ardgoul ("Ardgoulamore") (co. Limerick), 694.

Aris; see Arris.

Armitage Coppice; see Whittlewood Forest.

Armorer, Sir Nicholas, Governor of Kinsale, 31; a commissioner for the office of Master of the Horse, 474; Receiver of duty on liquors, Jamaica, 501.
-, -, Sir William, subscription to the Free and Voluntary Present, 257.

Armour, suits of, for Gentlemen of the Guard, 687.

Armourers to the Ordnance, 187, 190.

Armoury, charge of added to the accounts of the Treasurer of the Ordnance, 709.

Arms; see Whitehall.

Armstrong (Armestrong), Sir Thomas, a member of the Royal Fishery of England, 2.
-, -, Lieut. William, pension out of the Queen's portion, 630, 767.

ARMY, GUARDS AND GARRISONS—
-, -, in 1660, 738.
-, -, in Flanders; see Flanders.
-, -, in Ireland; see Ireland.
-, -, in Scotland; see Scotland.
-, -, in Tangier; see Tangier.
-, -, accounts of, debt to, 211; allowance to Auditors of Imprests for army accounts, 133; Paymaster's accounts; see Army (Paymaster); of establishment; see Army (establishment).
-, -, Commissary General of Musters, 71, 518; see Howard, H., Deputy Commissary of Musters, 419.
-, - establishment, 8, 30, 67, 70, 399; savings of the establishment granted to the Duke of Monmouth, 788–9.
-, - garrisons, 399. The establishment for the garrisons is included in the general army establishment, except for the Cinque Port garrisons, for which see Arcliffe Bulwark, Motes Bulwark, Dover Castle, Sandown Castle, Deal Castle, Sandgate Castle, Walmer Castle.
-, -, officers and soldiers in French service or quitting same; see France.
-, -, Paymaster General, 285; see Kingdon, L., Fox, Sir S., Johnson, N.; transfer arrangement from Kingdon to Fox, 70–1; issues to, for Guards and Garrisons, 90, 109, 131, 138, 169–70, 173, 178, 188, 197, 198, 201, 209, 212, 235, 399, 400, 415, 417, 421, 443, 444, 447, 452, 466, 470, 471, 496, 505, 526, 527, 537, 565, 567, 578, 590, 593, 608, 618, 621, 652, 657, 674, 678, 682, 685, 689, 695, 710, 716, 725, 728, 742, 743, 753, 771, 781, 847; accounts of, 103, 115, 225, 247; payments by, 644, 784; keeping back garrison payments, 481; authorised to borrow money at interest, 71; loans to, 460; and see Johnson, N.
-, -, payment of (and see Army Paymaster), Kingdon's proposals for, 37; payments undertaken by R. Kent; see Kent; ditto undertaken by Sir J. James and R. Huntingdon; see James, Sir J., Huntingdon, R.; weekly payments to the Paymaster, 538; country Excise to be devoted to, 840–1, 847, 853–4, 855, 868–9, 881–2.
-, - pensions or royal bounty to orphans, 622.
-, - quarters, 214 and passim 326–88, 813–36.
-, - Regiments (Horse)—
-, King's Regiment of Horse Guards, 195, 836.
-, King's Regiment of Dragoons, 119, 163, 290, 330, 331, 332, 333, 335, 336, 337, 341, 343, 378, 384.
-, Duke of York's Regiment; see York; Duke of Monmouth's Regiment; see Scott, J.
-, Horse Grenadiers, 59, 60, 248, 285, 326, 327, 329, 836.
-, - -, Foot—
-, King's Regiment of Foot Guards, 61, 326, 328, 374.
-, Duke of York's; see York; Duke of Monmouth's; see Scott, J.
-, Coldstream, 61, 326, 329, 330, 836.
-, Holland Regiment or Marine Regiment, 32, 335, 341, 343, 381, 384.
-, Foot Grenadiers, 327, 345.
-, - -, Colonels; see—
-, Alington, Lord.
-, Bath, Earl of.
-, Craven, Earl of.
-, Douglas, Lord J.
-, Dunbarton, Earl of.
-, Fenwick, Sir J.
-, Feversham, Earl of.
-, Finch, Sir J.
-, Gerard, Lord C.
-, Goodrick, Sir H.
-, Hildyard, Sir R.
-, King, R.
-, Littleton, Sir T.
-, Legg, G.
-, MacCartie, Col.
-, Monmouth, Duke of.
-, Morpeth, Visct.
-, Mulgrave, Earl of.
-, Orby, Lieut.-Col.
-, Oxford, Earl of.
-, Prince Rupert.
-, Russell, J.
-, Salisbury, T.
-, Sidney, H.
-, Slingsby, Sir T.
-, Stradling, T.
-, Talbot, Sir J.
-, Villiers, E.
-, Walden, Sir L.
-, Wharton, Sir R.
-, Wheeler, Sir C.
-, Willoughby, Col.
-, York, Duke of.
-, -, NEW RAISED FORCES for the war with the French King.
-, -, -, accounts, 202, 204, 272, 274, 407.
-, -, -, Acts for raising and disbanding, 326; credit of the Acts overcharged, 527, 626; and see assessments (Eighteen Months 1678 and Six Months 1679).
-, -, -, Disbanding (including accounts for wages and quarters), 58, 59, 214, 243, 249, 285, 326–88, 813–36; disbanding in the North of England or in Scotland, 119, 613–4; allowances and deductions for clothes and creditors' demands for clothes. 613, 614, 618, 626; Commissioners for Disbanding (Gerrard Sir G. Whitley R., Birch, J.; see also Player, Sir T.), 58, 59, 62, 67, 119, 407, 526, 697; debentures or certificates from the Commissioners, 94, 526–7, 697, 326–88, 813–36; sub-Commissioners for Disbanding, 68; terms of the disbanding as by the Act for the Six Months' Assessment, 535.
-, -, -, establishment, 8; raising of, 450; levy money for, 170.
-, -, -, in Flanders; see Flanders.
-, -, -, issues and payments and orders for, 37, 59, 60, 61, 62, 169–70, 173, 308, 310, 326–88, 743, 813–36; see also Assessments (Eighteen Months and Six months) and Player, Sir T.
-, -, -, regiments; see supra Army (regiments).

Arneell, Thomas, shipmaster, 802.

Arnold, Fra., 806.
-, -, Gabrill, disbandment, 357, 822.
-, -, Geo., a member of the Royal Fishery of Eng., 2.
-, -, Mr., justice of the peace, co. Monmouth, 422.
-, -, Major Michael, surety for R. Stockdale, 21, 42, 81, 94, 97, 102, 103, 104, 126–7, 134, 230.

Arnold (Yorks), 395.

Arnott (Arnatt), Major George, disbandment, 333, 339, 361, 383, 824.

Aronches, Marquis de, Ambassador Extraordinary from Prince Regent of Portugal, 16.

Arothell Isle (? Northwithial, Scilly), 665.

Arran, Earl of; see Butler, Ric. [Ireland], Hamilton, James [Scotland].

Arre (forest); see Awre.

Arris (Aris, and see Harris), Mr., chaplain at sea, 203, 209.
-, -, Dr. Thomas, comptroller, Exeter, 266.

Arscott, Edmund, of Tredcott, 763.
-, -, John lease (Horslade), 763.
-, -, -, son of Edmund, 763.
-, -, Thos., son of Edmund, 763.
-, -, Wm., son of Edmund, 763.

Arthur, Jon., 500.
-, -, Captain Ro., 500.

Arthur Island (Scilly), 665.

Arthurs, Mrs., of St. Neots, disbandment, 375, 832.

Artillery ground (old) lease, 264–5.

Arundel (Sussex), 266, 637.

Arundell, Dame Anne, wife of Sir John, 765.
-, -, Francis (Whittlewood and Salcey forest), 184, 392.
-, -, Capt. John, disbandment, 349, 368, 370, 371, 372, 374, 375, 377, 378, 379, 380, 819.
-, -, John, grandfather of Sir John, 781.
-, -, -, (mills, Cornwall), 286.
-, -, Sir John, Recusant, 765, 780–1.
-, -, Lord Richard, disbandment, 381.

Ash, Edwd., disbandment, 333; chaplain, 826.
-, -, James, justice of peace, Wilts, 841.
-, -, Sir Joseph, 394.

Ashburne, Joseph, disbandment, 364, 827.

Ashburnham, Sir Denny, Commissioner of Excise, 45, 78, 855, 856; Victualler of the Navy, 238, 468.
-, -, William, a member of the Royal Fishery of England, 2; Cofferer of the Royal Household, 122, 143, 192, 236, 393, 398, 434, 510, 560, 684, 733–4, 853, 869; executors, 445, 733, 746.

Ashby, Thomas, disbandment, 355, 822.

Ashenhurst (Ashinhurst, Ashenhurs), Ralph, Lieut.-Col. Randolph, disbandment, 334, 364, 366, 826, 827.

Ashfield, Abraham, pension, Ireland [? regium donum] 528.

Ashley, Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord President of Privy Council, 59.

Ashmole, Elias, comptroller of Excise, 22, 24, 60, 108, 176, 214, 252, 264, 844, 853, 855, 856, 863, 869.

Ashton, Edward, waiter, Liverpool, 215.
-, -, Sir Roger, 289.

Ashurst, Henry, disbandment, 379, 834.

Asia, 258.

Aske, Margaret, disbandment, 355, 821.

Aslaby, Tho., collector, Bridlington, 267.

Assessments or parliamentary taxes, including every form of direct taxation, except Hearthmoney, Law duty and Wine Licences, for which see those heads separately. For the indirect taxes see Customs, Excise, Wines. For the fixed or hereditary Crown revenues see Crown and Fee Farms.

ASSESSMENTS—
-, -, arrears on temp. Commonwealth, 717; since the Restoration, 100, 112, 172.
-, -, Poll (1660, 12 Car. II. c. 9 & 10), question as to arrears and supers on peers, 688.
-, -, Free and Voluntary Present (1661, 13 Car. II. c. 4), 473; arrears, 257, 592, 800; Receivers, 115.
-, -, Eighteen Months' Assessment (1661, 13 Car. II. St. 2, c. 3), 219, 473.
-, -, Subsidy (1663, 15 Car. II. c. 9 and 10), 473.
-, -, Royal Aid (1664–5, 16 and 17 Car. II. c. 1), 196; arrears, 421, 472, 473, 508, 772; Commissioners, 772; orders and tallies on, 472, 540, 794; receivers, 508, 646, 694, 751, 772, 804.
-, -, Additional Aid (1665, 17 Car. II. c. 1), arrears, 421, 473, 508, 772; Commissioners, 772; orders and tallies on, 204; receivers, 508, 646, 694, 746, 751, 772, 804.
-, -, One Month's Tax (1665, 17 Car. II. c. 9), arrears, 473; orders and tallies on, 634; receivers, 427, 646.
-, -, Poll (1666, 18 and 19 Car. II. c. 1 and 6), arrears, 473; orders and tallies on, 634, 847, 869; receivers, 184.
-, -, Eleven Months' Tax (1666, 18 and 19 Car. II. c. 13), accounts, 166; arrears, 473; orders and tallies on, 60, 169, 205, 228, 232, 634, 845; receivers and Commissioners, 3, 184, 219, 427, 435, 646, 751.
-, -, Subsidy (1670–1, 22–3 Car. II. c. 3), arrears, 473; orders and tallies on, 634; receivers, 184.
-, -, Eighteen Months' Tax (1672, 25 Car. II. c. 1, for 1,238,750l.), Office for Exchanges for bringing up the moneys of see Taxes (Agents); receivers, 54, 127, 242, 436, 448, 466, 725.
-, -, Seventeen Months' Tax (1677, 29 Car. II. c. 1, for 584,987l. 2s. 2½d. for building 30 ships of war), accounts, 8–9, 49, 294, 400, 714–5; arrears, 566–7, 752, 776; building ships under; see Navy (building); orders and tallies on, 8–9, 12, 49, 108, 145, 152; receivers, 9–10, 74, 83, 129, 136, 142, 150, 252, 257, 452, 474, 561, 578, 595, 610, 619, 629, 632, 633, 637, 639, 640, 643, 645, 650, 651, 656, 664, 672, 673, 678, 725, 753, 769, 797.
-, -, Poll (1677–8, 29–30 Car. II. c. 1, for a war with the French King), 567; accounts, 288; arrears, 17, 242, 510, 655, 778; commissioners, 17; duplicates of assessments, 664; fees on, 196; letters of demand to peers, 403; loans on, 811; orders on, 152, 452, 489, 490 and passim 326–88, 815–36; prohibition of French trade under, evasions of and prosecutions and seizures under and diminution of Customs receipts as a consequence of, see French (trade); receipts from, 5, 518, 536; receivers, 9–10, 66, 74, 83, 129, 131, 136, 138, 142, 144, 150, 254, 401, 410, 421, 474, 561, 578, 610, 632, 633, 637, 639, 640, 643, 645, 650, 651, 656, 664, 672, 673, 678, 753, 769, 797.
-, -, -, Unsatisfied remainder liability of, for Navy bills and Navy stores supplied on the credit of the Act, 8, 145, 288, 397, 398, 411, 436–7, 696; interest to these unsatisfied creditors, 439, 440, 469, 473, 474, 502, 509, 510, 704, 736; such interest charged upon the Hearthmoney, 288, 436–7, 469–70, 707–8.
-, -, -, unsatisfied remainder liability of, for Ordnance bills and stores supplied on the credit of the Act, 150, 288, 461, 622–3, 696, interest to these unsatisfied creditors, 474, 505, 564, 735, 748, 785; such interest charged on the Hearthmoney, 440, 750.
-, -, Eighteen Months (1678, 30 Car. II. c. 1, for 6 months' thereof for 206,462l. 17s. 3d. for the army and 12 months' thereof for 412,925l. 14s. 6d. for the Navy), 567; Act for, clerical error in, 34; arrears, 400, 566–7, 683, 752, 776–7; Commissioners, 34, 141, 142, 145, 407, 627; duplicates of assessments, 141, 142; fees on, 196; interest account of, 133; loans on, 10, 100, 129–30, 140, 188, 206, 269, 400, 441–2, 462, 811; orders and payments charged on, 10, 11, 22, 58, 62, 95, 100, 104, 105, 112, 114, 129–30, 143, 144, 159, 168, 224, 249, 294, 326–88, 443, 447, 449, 456, 472, 479, 519, 683, 771, 813–36; register of orders on, 152; receipts of, 518; receivers and their accounts, 9, 9–10, 11, 33, 129, 141, 142, 150, 278, 407, 425, 428, 452, 474, 523, 553, 561, 578, 595, 610, 619, 632, 633, 637, 639, 640, 643, 645, 650, 651, 656, 664, 668, 672, 673, 678, 691, 725, 753, 769, 792, 797.
-, -, Six Months' Assessment (1679, 31 Car. II. c. 1, for raising 206,462l. 17s. 3d. for paying and disbanding the Forces raised since 1677, Sept. 29; to be raised by 34,410l. 9s. 6½d. per month for 6 months from 1679–80, Feb. 24: payable in 2 quarterly payments): account of total charges on, 535, 699; Act for, 54, 406, 463; arrears, 777; assessments, 402; collection form for, 402, 406; Commissioners for, 406, 463, 740; Commissioners to nominate the Receivers, 406; interest, question of, 535; account of interest, 133, 157–8; loans on, 157, 206, 269, 438; orders on and payments out of, 152, 213, 319, 326–88, 451, 535, 574, 645, 656, 695–6, 813–36; receivers, 452, 463, 510, 656, 740, 745; warrants for levying, 317.

Assizes, procedure, 56.

Aston Abbots, manor (co. Bucks), 783.

Aston, Antho. (of Hartlepool), 584.
-, -, John, lease, Gloucester, 755, 772.

Astrey, Samuel, Master of the Crown office, 401, 426, 449, 455, 549, 554, 761.

Astwood (co. Bucks), 783.

Atherley; see Adderley.

Atkins, Sir Edward, Baron of the Exchequer, 75,; Esq., 89, 135, 296, 307, 316, 392, 446, 548, 596.
-, -, Sir Jonathan, Governor of Barbados, 178, 416, 599, 648, 698, 720, 722, 741.
-, -, Mr. (Earl of Lincoln's goods), 17.
-, -, Sir Robert, K.B., Justice of Common Pleas, 89, 135, 296, 446.
-, -, -, -, junr., Comptroller of Law duty, 1, 100–1, 275, 423; Receiver of Law duty, 100, 275.
-, -, Samuel, merchant, London, 852.
-, -, William, popish priest, 66.

Atkinson, Anthony, Customs officer, 811.
-, -, Edward, Excise Farmer, Lincoln (1668), 862, 881.
-, -, -, junr., of Gray's Inn, 862.
-, -, Richard, disbandment, 374, 832.
-, -, Thomas, disbandment, 366, 827.

"Atlas, Anglicanus," 277, 467, 670.

Atterbury, Thomas, messenger of the Chamber, 480, 486, 621, 640, 674, 676.

Attorney General (see Jones, Sir W., Levins, Sir C.), merely formal references passim 10, 12, 19, 21, 62, 78, 128, 144, 161, 210, 221, 224, 239, 272, 275, 317, 412, 413, 414, 425, 435, 446, 449, 455, 608, 744, 777, 781.

Atwood, Robert, tidesman at Lynn Regis, 710.

Atye, Sir Arthur, Receiver, Alienation Office, 246.

Aubrey (Auberry), Herbert, surety of J. Davies, 751; ditto of E. Cornwall, 860.
-, -,—, widow (disbandment), 366, 828.
-, -, William, allowance Ireland, 661.

Audley, Elizabeth, wife of Thos., 94.
-, -, Joseph, bayonets for Ordnance, 469; loan to the Ordnance, 811–2.
-, -, Mathew, disbandment, 376.
-, -, Molineux, St. Ives Priory, 94.
-, -, Robert, St. Ives Priory, 94.
-, -, Thomas, St. Ives Priory, 94.
-, -, Thomas (temp. Hy. VIII.), 94.

Audley End, works, 226, 418.
-, -, -, underkeeper; see Lacy, J.

Ault Hucknall (co. Derby), 783.

Aungier, Francis, 1st Earl of Longford, 171, 690.
-, -, -, pension, Ireland [? regium donum], 528–9.
-, -, Revd. John, 253.

Austin, Jno., disbandment, 375, 832.

Avenant, Richard (Customs seizer), 90.

Averham (co. Notts), 508.

Avon, Anthony, boatman, 710.

Awre("Arre") forest (co. Gloucester), 749, 758.

Aying [? Aymy], Ensign George, disbandment, 333, 824.

Aylmer, Sir Christopher, 253.
-, -, Garret, grandfather of Sir Garret, 253.
-, -, Sir Gerald (Garret), lands, Ireland, 253.
-, -, Margaret, wife of Sir Gerald, 253.

Ayloffe, Sir Benjamin, Navy bill, 144.
-, -, Henry, King's Remembrancer, 539, 557, 563, 585, 595, 637, 646, 663, 794.

Aymy; see Aying.

Ayres, Capt. William, disbandment, 383.