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T
Taillebourg [Charente-Inférieure,
France]
-, Viscount Cranborne lodges at,
106
Talbot, Gilbert, 7th Earl of Shrewsbury
-, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 43,
57, 61, 233, 371
-, Duchy of Lancaster woods sold
to, 54
-, 60(2), 178, 208, 299
-, signs Privy Council letter on
transportation of corn, 211,
224
-, reference to his conveying of
the Garter to King of France,
233
Talbot, Richard
-, granted reversion of office of
Master plasterer to King, 338
Tancred (Tanckread), Sir Henry,
of Arden, co. Yorks.
-, to be member of Council of
the North, 328
Tanfield, Sir Laurence, Chief Baron
of the Exchequer
-, prevented by work from being
appointed Commissioner for
suits, 22
-, 55, 234
Tanner, John, minister at Coleraine
-, to be Bishop of Dromore, 329
Tanner, John, mariner, of Weymouth, co. Dorset
-, examined about activities of
pirates on Lundy Island, 209
Tanworth, co. Warwick
-, letter dated from, 73
Tar, River. See Tarn
Tarn (Tar), River [France]
-, Viscount Cranborne crosses,
107
Tate, Francis, antiquary, barrister,
and M.P. for Shrewsbury
-, directed by Privy Council to
examine case of wardship,
289
Taverner, Mr. See Taverner, John
Taverner, Mrs. See Taverner,
-, Susan
Taverner, John, late Surveyor of
King's woods south of Trent
-, 79, 308
Taverner, Roger, former SurveyorGeneral of woods, (d. 1582)
-, mentioned, 260
Taverner, Susan, widow of John
Taverner
-, 79
Tawstock (Towstocke), co. Devon,
seat of the Earl of Bath
-, letters dated from, 209(2), 213,
215, 254
Tayler, Dr. See Taylor, Robert
Taylor, George, a prisoner in the
Canaries
-, petition from, 78
Taylor (Tayler), Robert, English
Catholic
-, his sister married to Fowler, 61
Tebbales. See Theobalds
Temple, Suzanna, of Stowe, co.
Bucks.
-, indicted for offence of
depopulation, 90
Temple, Mr.
-, petition to, 314, 315
Temple Bar, London
-, 221
Temple Combe, co. Somerset
-, letter dated from, 212
Tennis
-, Viscount Cranborne loses to
Earl of Montgomery at, 299
Termon Grache. See Termon Magrath
Termon Imoughan. See Termon-oMongan
Termon Magrath (Termon Graghe),
co. Fermanagh, Ireland
-, 175
Termon-o-Mongan (Termon
Imoughan), co. Fermanagh,
Ireland
-, 175
Terrail, Louis de Cornboursier,
Seigneur du, French adventurer
-, executed at Geneva for espionage, 51
Terre D'Oye. See Oye
Terrill, Captain. See Tyrrell, Richard
Terringham, Sir Thomas. See Tyringham, Sir Thomas
Thacker, Gilbert, surveyor of woods
in South Wales
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury and
Caesar, 68
Thames, River
-, to be opened to Oxford, 26
-, 40, 231, 280
Theakston (Thekston), Sir Richard,
of Burneston, co. Yorks.
-, member of commission concerned with Duke of York's
affairs, 132
-, his death, 132
-, 140
Thebaldes, John. See Theobalds, John
Thebolls. See Theobalds
Thekston, Sir Richard. See Theakston, Sir Richard
Thelwall (Theloall), Bevis, Page
of the Bedchamber
-, his pension, 308
Theobalds (Tebbales, Theoballs,
Tyballs, Thebolls, Tibbales,
Tibboles), co. Herts.
-, 59, 129, 130, 131, 133, 150(2),
217, 234, 256, 269
-, letters dated from, 84, 161, 216,
-, included in list of Queen's
property together with two
parks, 185
-, Lasonbye to survey game at,
251
-, lands enclosed by King into
his park at, 328(9)
-, Keeper of house at. See
Whitaker, Miles
Theobalds, James, brother of John
Theobalds
-, 373
Theobalds (Thebaldes), John
-, petition from, 373
Theoballs. See Theobalds
Thetford, co. Norfolk
-, King proposes to go to, 217
Theydon Mount, co. Essex
-, church destroyed by fire at, 342
Thomas, William
-, compensated for surrendering
his interest in land enclosed
by King, 328
Thompson, Paul, Fellow of Trinity
College, Cambridge
-, signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 198
Thomson, Thomas
-, letter to Wilson, 31
Thornham (Thorneham), co.
Norfolk
-, 91
Thorogood, Mr. See Thurgood, Oliver 93
Thorold, Mr. See Thorold, Edmund
Thorold, Edmund, Marshal of the
Exchequer
-, 38
Thoroughgood, Thomas, of Buckworth, co. Hunts.
-, indicted for offence of depopulation, 90
Thorp, John, a surveyor
-, signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 70
-, his account for sales of wood
in various shires, 177
Three Cups, The, Holborn, London
-, 61
Throbb, The, Whittlewood Forest,
co. Northants.
-, walk called, 350
Throckmorton (Throkmorton),
Elizabeth
-, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 84,
286
Throckmorton (Throgmorten),
John, Captain
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 200
-, mutiny of Irish soldiers in
charge of, 202
Throckmorton (Throgmorton),
Clement, of Haseley Manor,
co. Warwick
-, his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 187
Throckmorton (Throgmorton)
George, of Chipping Norton,
co. Oxford
-, alleged to be recusant, 270
Throckmorton (Throgmorton),
Robert, of Weston Underwood, co. Bucks.
-, alleged to be recusant, 270
Throckmorton (Throkmorton),
Sir William, of Tortworth,
co. Gloucester
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 372
-, sends gift of deer to Earl of
Salisbury, 372
Throgmorton. See Throckmorton
Throllough Park, co. Leicester
-, 308
Thurgood (Thorogood), Oliver, one
of the King's surveyors
-, commissioned to sell King's
woods in Worcestershire, 41
-, 43, 66
Thursgo, William, of Finchingfield,
co. Essex
-, his recusancy reported to Earl
of Salisbury, 174
Thybaut (Tibault, Tibaulles),
Adrian, brother-in-law and
factor of Peter van Lore
-, conveys Bruning's letter to
Wilson, 5
-, expected to return to Spain, 16
-, carries letter from Bruning to
his mother and Perkins, 17
Thynn, Sir Henry, of Downton,
co. Wilts.
-, to be in charge of voyage to
Persia, 359
Tibaulles, Mr. See Thybaut, Adrian
Tibault, Adrian. See Thybaut, Adrian
Tibbales. See Theobalds
Tibboles. See Theobalds
Tichfield. See Titchfield
Tickenhill House, Bewdley Park,
co. Worcester
-, sale of trees harmful to attraction of, 41
-, letter dated from, 148
Tickhill, co. Yorks.
-, 316
-, Keeper of castle of. See
Hausbye, Ralph
Tilbury (Tilberie), co. Essex
-, letter dated from, 202
Tilbury, West, co. Essex
-, new ordnance made for fort
at, 174
Tilehurst, co. Berks.
-, rectory of, 346
Tilney (Tylney), Sir Thomas, of
Shelley Hall, co. Suffolk
-, his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 187
Timber
-, 3, 13, 19(2), 26, 28
-, sale of King's trees for, 3, 27,
36, 39, 40, 41(2), 42, 43, 44,
46, 52, 53, 54(2), 56(3), 57,
59(3), 60, 61(2), 62, 63, 66(3),
67, 68, 69(2), 70(5), 72, 73,
75(2), 79(2), 85, 88, 177
-, alleged to be scarce in Sussex,
27
-, obtained in Ireland, 40
-, Lord Norris's opinion of powers
of commission for sale of, 62
-, alleged abuses in sale of King's,
67, 68
-, scarce in the Isle of Wight, 69
-, provided for Navy from various
woods, 307
Tin
-, proposal that King, not merchants, should have preemption of, 24
-, reference to furnaces for manufacture of, 292
-, pewterer's complaint of
restricted supply of, 143
Tindale, Doctor. See Tyndall, Humphrey
Tinmouth Castle. See Tynemouth
Tintern, co. Monmouth
-, papers relating to dispute over
tinworks at, 189, 190
Tipper, William, a Commissioner
for Defective Titles
-, 290
Tiringham, Sir Thomas. See Tyringham, Sir Thomas
Titchfield (Tichfield), co. Hants.
-, Prince Henry to visit, 115
Tobacco
-, Privy Council to discuss, 185
-, arguments in favour of suppressing the patent for, 287
Tocester. See Towcester
Todd, John, Bishop of Dromore
-, resigns, 329
-, resigns also as Bishop of Down
and Connor, 329
Todd, Richard, yeoman, of Thornham, co. Norfolk
-, indicted for offence of depopulation, 91
Toderick, Walter, Page of the
Bedchamber
-, granted property of convicted
recusants, 291
-, his pension, 308
Toledo, Don Pedro de, Spanish
diplomatist
-, summoned to Madrid, 334
-, French attempt to anticipate
adverse effect on English
opinion of visit to Paris of,
336
Tome. See Toome
Tomond, Earl of. See O'Brien, Donough
Tompson, John, a baker
-, granted lease by Lord Clifton
at Buckworth, 89
Tonnay-Boutonne (Tonne Boutonne) [Charente-Inférieure,
France]
-, 106
Tonne Boutonne. See TonnayBoutonne
Tooker, Giles, of Maddington, co.
Wilts.
-, to inquire into abuses at Bradford, 342
Toome (Tome), co. Antrim, Ireland
-, 181
Topcliffe, Charles, prisoner in the
King's Bench prison
-, 324
Topham, Henry, of Agglethorpe,
co. Yorks.
-, member of commission concerned with Duke of York's
affairs, 132
Topsham, co. Devon
-, Queen's manor of, 374
Toulouse (Tolouse) [HauteGaronne, France]
-, Viscount Cranborne's description of, 107, 108
-, 138, 146
Tournon [Ardèche, France]
-, Viscount Cranborne dines at,
110
Tours [Indre-et-Loire, France]
-, Viscount Cranborne at 104, 105
Towcester (Tocester), co. Northants.
-, letter endorsed by post at, 61
Towers. See Towers, John
Towers, John, Fellow of Queens'
College, Cambridge
-, King desires his election as
Proctor, 323
Towerson, Parnella, of London
-, alleged to be recusant, 296
Towneley, Charles, of Nocton, co.
Lincs.
-, alleged to be recusant, 250
Townsend, Sir John, M.P. for
Chipping Wycombe, co.
Bucks.
-, 95
Townshend, Roger, Comptroller to
Earl of Salisbury
-, mourner at funeral of Earl of
Salisbury, 375
Towstocke. See Tawstock
Tracy, Sir Thomas, Gentleman
Usher to the Queen
-, granted recusants' land, 300
Trafford, co. Lancs.
-, letter dated from, 50
Trafford, Mr. See Trafford, Sir Edmund
Trafford, Sir Edmund, 2nd husband
of Mildred Cecil, daughter
of Thomas Cecil, 1st Earl of
Exeter
-, 50
Trafford, Mildred (Mildreda), wife
of Sir Edmund Trafford, and
daughter of Thomas Cecil,
1st Earl of Exeter
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 50
Transis, Chapelle des, Mont Cenis
-, mentioned by Viscount
Cranborne, 239
Traps, Jane, wife of Roger Traps
-, 328
Traps, Roger
-, compensated for surrendering
his interest in land enclosed
by King, 328
Treasurer of the Chamber. See Stanhope, John
Tredway, Sir John, of Kettlethorpe,
co. Rutland
-, his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 187
Tredway, Thomas, of Beaconsfield,
co. Bucks.
-, encloses common land at Farnham Royal, 373
Trefuses, Richard. See Trefusis, Richard
Trefusis (Trefuses), Richard, of
Trefusis, co. Cornwall
-, named as commissioner to
investigate piracy in Cornwall, 11
Tregonnell, John, of Warfield, co.
Berks.
-, alleged to be recusant, 253
Trench, —
-, 235
Trenchard, Sir George, of Wolveton,
co. Dorset
-, involved in dispute over title
to Lydlinch church, 211, 212
Trente. See Trento
Trentham, Sir Francis, of Rocester,
co. Stafford
-, his name on Sheriffs' Roll, 197
Trento (Trente) [Italy]
-, Viscount Cranborne passes
through, 244
Trerice (Trerise), co. Cornwall
-, 11
Trerise. See Trerice
Tresham (Tressam), William, of
Rushton, co. Northants.
-, alleged to be recusant, 296
Tressam, William. See Tresham, William
Treswell, Robert, of St. Buttolph's,
Aldersgate, London, Surveyor of the King's Woods
south of Trent
-, signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 40
-, 52, 260
-, payments to, 342, 350, 357
Trevanion, Hugh, of Trevanion,
co. Cornwall
-, named as commissioner to
investigate piracy in Cornwall, 11
Trevere. See Veere
Trevers. See Treves
Treves (Trevers), Lothaire von
Metternich, Archbishop
Elector of
-, 246
Trevor, Sir John, of Plas Teg, co.
Flint, naval administrator
and surveyor of Windsor
-, 49
-, signs naval estimates, 166
-, payment to, 357
Tridles, Thomas, member of the
Corporation of Portsmouth
-, signs joint letter to Earl of
Salisbury, 191
Trinity College, Cambridge
-, 156
-, letter dated from, 198
-, Master of. See Neville,
Thomas
Trott, Nicholas, of Quickswood,
Sheriff of Hertfordshire
-, letter to Earl of Salisbury, 122
-, notifies Earl of Salisbury of
rumours of treasure hidden
in Hertford Castle, 122
-, 126
-, signs joint letter of Hertfordshire J.P.s to Earl of Salisbury, 128
Troyes (Troye) [Aube, France]
-, Viscount Cranborne dines at,
112
-, Viscount Cranborne joins his
company at, 238
-, Governor of. See Prâlin
Truce, The [Twelve Years']
-, publication of, 42
-, its terms thought to be favourable to Archdukes, 42
-, English Commissioners at
negotiations for, 42
-, Brizuela sent to Spain to
clarify details of, 45
-, King's opinion of, 47
-, 51, 64
-, Council of State of Spain
promises to give Brizuela
ratification of, 72
-, Spain slow to ratify, 82
-, ratification expected in Brussels,
85
-, arrival in Brussels of ratification of, 86
-, doubts about wording of
Spanish ratification of, 88
Trumbull, William, English Resident at the Court of the
Archduke Albert
-, 136
Trussell, Henry
-, petition from, 374
Tryon, Abraham
-, his death mentioned, 358
Tucker, Mr. See Tucker, George
Tucker, George, searcher at Gravesend
-, arrests priests and confiscates
Papist literature arriving
from Dunkirk, 214
Tuileries, The, Paris [France]
-, Viscount Cranborne rides at, 35
Tumme, Archbishop of. See Mulconry, Florence
Tunis [Africa]
-, Dutch prisoners at, 138
-, 250
Tunstall, John
-, purchaser of a pension, 180
Turberville, Anne, of Warfield, co.
Berks.
-, alleged to be recusant, 259
Turin [Italy]
-, Viscount Cranborne entertained
by Duke of Savoy at, 239
-, his description of, 239, 240
Turk, The Grand. See Ahmed I
Turkey
-, effect of price of silver on the
trade of, 124
-, 366
-, Sultan of. See Ahmed I
Turkey Company, The [English]
-, 271, 293
Turks
-, Dutch taken prisoners at Tunis
by, 138
-, wish to break their peace with
Persia, 311
-, King of Persia's arguments for
hindering trade with, 325
-, supplied with money and ordnance by Christian states,
325
Turlott, Roger, a foreign merchant
-, 303
Turner, George, physician
-, signs report on alleged poisonous liquor, 91
Turner, John, Fellow of Queens'
College, Cambridge
-, sent with instructions to Earl
of Salisbury, 323
Turner, John, porter of the English
House at Middelburg
-, 43, 234
Turner, John, in the service of
Nicholas Trott
-, 122, 127, 128
Turner (Turnor), Patrick
-, his pension bought by Portington, 180
Turner, Richard
-, pardoned for murder, 316
Turner, Thomas, Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge
-, signs letter of thanks to Earl
of Salisbury, 15
Turner (Turnor), William, of
London, a contractor for the
manufacture of alum
-, 52
-, his men found not guilty of
misdemeanours, 194
Turner, William, of the Company
of Merchant Adventurers
-, readmitted after expulsion for
marrying a foreigner, 329
Turnerscourt Farm (Turner's
Court), co. Oxford
-, 367
Turnor, Mr. See Turner, William
Tutbury, co. Stafford
-, Honour of, 365
Ty, Edmund, mariner
-, engaged in shipbuilding, 329
Tyballs. See Theobalds
Tylney, Thomas. See Tilney, Sir Thomas.
Tyndall (Tindale), Humphrey,
Master of Queens' College,
Cambridge, and Dean of Ely
-, 156
-, agrees with decision to declare
Pemberton's election void,
160
-, involved in dispute over
election of Proctor, 323(3)
Tyne, River
-, 66
Tynemouth (Tynmouth), co.
Northumberland
-, copyhold tenants of manor of,
53
-, light kept for guidance of
ships at castle of, 180
Tynemouthshire (Tynmouthshire),
co. Northumberland
-, 53
Tyrconnell, county of, Ireland
-, 347
-, Commissary of Victuals in.
See Smyth, Thomas
Tyrconnel. See O'Donnell, Rory
Tyringham, Sir Arthur, of Tyringham, co. Bucks.
-, sells King's trees at Olney, 42
Tyringham (Tiringham Terringham), Sir Thomas, Master
of the King's buckhounds
-, 52, 70
-, indicted for offence of
depopulation, 90
-, authorised to advise commissioners concerning sale of
King's woods, 186
Tyrol, Count of. See Leopold
Tyrone, Ulster, Ireland
-, 118, 351
-, survey of county of, 121
Tyrone, Earl of. See O'Neill, Hugh
Tyrrell, Sir Edward, of Thornton,
co. Bucks.
-, indicted for offence of
depopulation, 90
Tyrrell, Henry, of Mildenhall, co.
Suffolk
-, indicted for offence of
depopulation, 91
Tyrrell (Terrill), Richard, Captain,
of co. Cavan, Ireland
-, collaborates with Irish rebels,
10
Tyson, Jeromy, a Flushing shipper
-, involved in illegal sale of
pepper at Canterbury, 207