P

Packer, Mr. See Packer, John.

Packer, John, secretary to the Duke of Buckingham, 90.

Paddon, Thomas, of Cockhaven, co. Devon, 37, 38.

Page, Nathaniel, a carrier, brings goods from London at the time of the Great Fire, 453.

Page, Sir William, of Shorne, co. Kent, his estate valued at £300, 14.

Paget (Pagett) Eusebius, Rector of Wheatacre, co. Norfolk, sues Barnes for alleged non-payment of tithes, 178.

Pagnersdorff, Marquis. See Jägerndorf.

Paine, Edward, witnesses Holtby's deposition, 441.

Palatinate, The [Germany], King permits levies of English soldiers for defence of, 121.
-, Spinola's advance against, 128.
-, King declares his commitment to defence of, 129, 131.
-, representations made to Gondomar concerning, 129.
-, King denies receiving assurances of inviolability of, 130.
-, Privy Council's voluntary gift towards defence of, 131.
-, news of military operations in, 133.
-, Parliament expected to take measures for defence of, 133.
-, commissioners appointed by King to consider military assistance for, 141.
-, King's appeal to Parliament for aid to, 145.
-, Sir John Ogle's views on King's vacillation concerning, 147.
-, temporary stalemate in Lower, 151.
-, Mansfeld's incursions into Bohemia from Upper, 151.
-, statement on financial aid to, 186.
-, Duke of Bavaria suspicious of Spanish successes in, 190.
-, conditions of proposed AngloSpanish royal marriage treaty include restitution of, 190.
-, 200 men to be levied in Hertfordshire to serve under Mansfeld for recovery of, 197.
-, 259.

Palgrave, The. See Charles Louis.

Palmer, Robert, of Aylmerton, co. Norfolk, sued for non-payment of tithes, 51.

Palmer, Sir Thomas, of Wingham, co. Kent, his estate valued, 13.

Palmer, Mr, 60.

Papacy, address by both Houses of Parliament to King concerning, 208.

Paper, deficiencies in quality and supply of, 115.
-, imported from La Rochelle, 115.

Paris [France], letters dated from, 147, 427.
-, attack upon Huguenots in, 152.
-, 168, 292.
-, cessation of disturbances in, 247.
-, Viscount Cranborne and Robert Cecil stay in, 288, 289.
-, Louis XIV with army approaching, 427.
-, division of opinion about King of France and Prince of Conde at, 427.

Park (Parke) Coppice, Chetterwood, co. Dorset, in Earl of Salisbury's possession, 140.

Parke, Christopher, of the White Hart, Strand, London, silver bowl stolen from, 38.

Parker, Edward, 12th Lord Morley, letter to King, 60.

Parker, Sir John, Captain of Pendennis Castle, petition to Privy Council, 77 and n.

Parkhurst (Parkehurst), John, Master of Balliol College, Oxford, agreement between Dame Periam and, 116, 120.

Parkhurst, John, witnesses Earl of Pembroke's will, 416.

Parkhurst, Mr, of Calehill, co. Kent, his estate valued at £300, 14.

Parlement (of Paris), marriage contract between Henrietta Maria and Prince Charles to be ratified by, 199.
-, Louis XIII welcomed by, 247.

Parliament. See also House of Commons and House of Lords.
-, expected to take measures for defence of Palatinate, 133.
-, Lord Chamberlain prevents Brett from being member of, 135.
-, Sir Henry Carey's desire to be member of, 136.
-, 144, 156(2), 192, 242, 364, 430, 444, 447, 448.
-, Prince Charles's speech to, 145.
-, King refers matter of assisting Palatinate to consideration of, 145.
-, Sir Edward Sackville's speech in, 146.
-, Hertford's petition in favour of ancient right to be represented in, 148, 150.
-, King's message to, 153.
-, Earl of Southampton examined about opposition to King in, 155.
-, protest of House of Commons concerning privileges of, 156, 311.
-, King's book on, 158.
-, King dissolves, 159.
-, King's speech in, 189.
-, King's speech to Committee of both Houses of, 189.
-, Archbishop of Canterbury reports to King from both Houses of, 189.
-, Duke of Buckingham's statement in, 190.
-, militant action against Spain urged on King by, 190.
-, opposition to Anglo-Spanish match by, 190.
-, address to King from, 191.
-, King's declaration to, 191.
-, marriage treaty between Henrietta Maria and Prince Charles to be ratified by, 199.
-, address to King on Papacy by both Houses of, 208.
-, Earl of Bristol prohibited from attending, 223, 224.
-, book of speeches delivered in, 243.
-, reference to ordinance concerning "weekly meal" issued by, 287.
-, reference to convening of (Long), 327, 334n.
-, Scottish Commissioners declare complete independence of Scotland of English, 328.
-, Sir Benjamin Rudyard's appeal for understanding between King and, 331.
-, grants £300,000 towards relief of Scottish army, 346.
-, proposals affecting right of Scottish residents in England to have voice in, 348.
-, Scottish Treaty proposals to be presented to, 350.
-, examination of persons suspected of being involved in conspiracy against, 356–360.
-, Earl of Salisbury censured for joining the King by, 370.
-, Earl of Salisbury advised to regain favour of, 370.
-, Earl of Salisbury assured of a warm welcome from, 371.
-, reference to peace talks between King and, 374.
-, ironworks in Forest of Dean granted to Massey by, 381.
-, Earl of Pembroke granted financial aid by, 387.
-, Earl of Salisbury sent picture of conspirators against, 390.
-, criticised in the tract called New Magna Charta, 405 seqq.
-, alleged ill treatment of supporters of, 418, 419.
-, Earl of Salisbury submits his claim for compensation to, 423, 432.
-, bonfires lit at meeting of, 438.
-, informed by King of impending prorogation, 444.
-, purchase of a book of the Acts of, 449.

Parliament, Irish, Remonstrance of, 328.

Parliament, Scottish, King satisfied with decisions of, 303.
-, refuses to transfer treaty negotiations from Ripon to York, 324.
-, King ratifies Acts of, 330.
-, proposal that King appoint officers of state in Scotland with approval of, 344.
-, proposals affecting right of English residents in Scotland to have voice in, 348.
-, proposal that appointment of officers of state in Scotland be entrusted solely to, 363.
-, Earl of Montrose refuses to submit to, 363, 364.
-, King concedes that Scottish officers of state be appointed in first place by, 365.
-, objects to state officers proposed by King, 366, 367.
-, agrees to appointment of Lord Lothian as Chancellor of Scotland, 367.
-, its attitude towards alleged incendiaries or delinquents, 367.
-, Lord Ker apologizes to Marquis of Hamilton in, 368.
-, opposition to Lord Lothian in, 368.
-, further disagreement between King and, 369.
-, secret ballot introduced as method of voting in, 369.

Parma, Prince of. See Farnese, Alessandro.

Parr, Lord. See Parr, William.

Parr, William, 1st Baron Parr and Marquis of Northampton (d. 1571), mentioned, 194.

Parrots, one purchased for Countess of Salisbury, 426.

Parry, John, 235.

Parry, Sible, widow, grand-daughter of William Cecil, of Alt-yrynys, co. Hereford, and second cousin of William Cecil, Lord Burghley, her petition to Earl of Salisbury, 210.

Parry, Sir Thomas, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, 12.

Parsely, Marie, mentioned in Franklin's confession to Coke, 28.

Parsons, Sir John, of Boveney, co. Bucks, mentioned in tract called New Magna Charta, 408.

Patteson, Matthew, summoned as witness in the case between Earl of Exeter and Sir Thomas Lake, 68.

Paul V, Pope, 104.

Paul, Simon (Paule, Symon), complaint against, 11.

Paulet, William, 1st Marquis of Winchester, Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth, mentioned, 107.

Paulet, Mr, in the service of Sir Richard Weston, 193.

Payne, Edward, gives evidence at the trial of Anne Turner, 21.

Peake, John, summoned as witness in the case between Earl of Exeter and Sir Thomas Lake, 68.

Pearls, Earl of Salisbury authorizes sale of, 31.

Pebworth, co. Gloucester, accounts of bailiff of, 375–379.
-, Royalist garrison holds church at, 377, 378, 379.

Peck, Henry [? of Winchelsea and Lewes, co. Sussex], involved in case concerning ironworks in Forest of Dean, 381.

Peele, —, a plumber, work undertaken by him at Hatfield House, 4.

Pelham, Sir Thomas, of Laughton, co. Sussex, mentioned in case concerning ironworks in Forest of Dean, 381.

Pelham Arsa. See Brent Pelham.

Pelham Furneux. See Furneux Pelham.

Pelham Stockinge. See Stocking Pelham.

Pemberton, Sir James, Lord Mayor of London, petition from Guild of Weavers to, 5 and n.

Pemberton, Ralph, Mayor of St. Albans, co. Herts, letter on behalf of burgesses to Earl of Salisbury, 241.
-, prepared to elect M.P.s nominated by Earl of Salisbury, 241.

Pembroke, Earl of. See Herbert, William; Herbert, Philip; Herbert, Philip.

Pembroke, Lady Dowager of. See Herbert, Mary.

Pemmerton, Sir Goddard, of St. Albans, co. Herts, guest at Hatfield House, 2.

Pemmerton, Lady, wife of Sir Goddard Pemmerton, guest at Hatfield House, 2.

Penbidelle. See Penbidwal.

Penbidwal (Penbidelle), Walterstone, co. Hereford, letter dated from, 17.
-, 36.

Pendennis (Pendenis), Castle of, co. Cornwall, 77, 407.
-, Captain of. See Parker, Sir John.

Peney, Peter, Keeper of Sir Edmund Ludlowe's coppices in Wiltshire, 42.

Penington (Pennington), Sir John, naval commander, his attacks on coasts of Brittany and Normandy, 231.

Penn (Pen), Sir William, admiral, impeached by House of Commons, 451.

Pensford, co. Somerset, 418.

Penshurst Place, co. Kent, letters dated from, 387, 405.

Pentloe, Mr, 402.

Penzance, co. Cornwall, Marazion wins case over weekly market against, 145.
-, valuation of tithes at, 167.
-, 458.

Pepper, its price in London, 30.

Percie. See Percy, Henry.

Percival, Edward, Bailiff of Cranborne, letters to Keighley, 42, 159.

Percival, Samuel, privy purse keeper, later Steward and Receiver-General to the Earl of Salisbury, 46, 440, 448.
-, his accounts, 382, 390, 436, 438.
-, newspapers for, 389, 390.
-, letter to Guidott, 439.
-, letter to Battison, 449.

Percy, Lord, See Percy, Algernon.

Percy, Algernon, Lord Percy, later 10th Earl of Northumberland, correspondence between Earls of Salisbury and Northumberland over marriage treaty between Lady Anne Cecil and, 238, 239, 240, 242.
-, criticised by his father, 239.
-, mentioned in articles of marriage treaty proposed by Earl of Salisbury, 240.
-, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 245, 269, 303, 313, 370(2), 371(3), 373.
-, his opinion of Duke of Buckingham, 246.
-, pictures in his room at Salisbury House, 251, 252.
-, his portrait as Earl of Northumberland at Salisbury House, 252 and n.
-, Earl of Salisbury's gift of painted pictures to, 289.
-, Lord General of the King's forces against Scots, 308, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316.
-, his indisposition, 317.
-, criticises Earl of Salisbury for leaving House of Lords to join King, 370.
-, advises Earl of Salisbury to regain favour of Parliament, 370, 371.
-, assures Earl of Salisbury of a warm welcome from Parliament, 371.
-, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 374, 420, 422(2), 423, 425, 428, 429(2), 436, 444(2), 446, 451.
-, projected match between Lord Grey of Wark's son and daughter of, 420, 422, 423.
-, decides to break off the proposed marriage, 423, 425.
-, negotiations concerning marriage between Lord Capell and daughter of, 428, 429 and n.

Percy, Lady Anne, daughter of Algernon, Lord Percy, her christening, 272.

Percy, Henry, 9th Earl of Northumberland, correspondence over marriage treaty between Earl of Salisbury and, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242.
-, criticial of behaviour of Lord Percy, 239.
-, refers to wrongs received by him at hands of 1st Earl of Salisbury, 239.
-, 270.

Percy, Sir Henry, called Hotspur (d. 1403), reference to, 241.

Percy (Percie), Henry, later Baron Percy of Alnwick, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 270, 387.
-, involved in conspiracy against Parliament, 357, 358, 359.
-, his proposals, 358.

Percy, Joceline, Lord Percy, later 11th Earl of Northumberland, recovers from smallpox, 444, 445.

Percy (Percye), Robert, 257.

Perfect Occurrences, purchased, 385, 389.

Periam (Perjam), Dame Elizabeth, widow of Sir William Periam, of Greenlands, co. Bucks, terms of her gift of land to Balliol College, 116.
-, reference to her school at Henley-on-Thames, 116.
-, agreement between Balliol College and, 120.

Perient (Peryont), Elizabeth, widow of Sir George Perient, petitions to be discharged from furnishing light horse, 415.

Perient (Peryont), Sir George, of Ayot St. Peter, co. Herts, 415.

Perjam, Dame Elizabeth. See Periam, Elizabeth.

Perkins, William, senior, witnesses Jephson's deposition, 441.

Perkins, William, junior, witnesses Jephson's deposition, 441.

Perkins, Mr, a London tailor, 273.

Perry (Pirrye), Hugh, stationer, 383, 385, 390.

Perry, Katherine (Catterne), wife of Hugh Perry, 390, 426.

Perry, Captain, 378.

Peryont, Elizabeth. See Perient, Elizabeth.

Peryont, Sir George. See Perient, Sir George.

Peters, Hugh, Independent divine, purchase of his Relation (of Basing House?), 383.

Petley, Mr [? Ralph Petley, of Sevenoaks], co. Kent, his estate valued at £300, 14.

Pettit (Pettitt), Mr [? Henry Pettit, of Colkins, Boughton], co. Kent, his estate valued at £300, 14.

Petty Bag, The, 264.

Petworth, co. Sussex, seat of the Earl of Northumberland, letters dated from, 240, 241, 242, 269, 429, 446, 451.

Peyton. See Peyton, Henry.

Peyton, Henry, in the service of Sir Thomas Overbury, examined at the trial of Anne Turner, 22.

Peyton, Sir Samuel (Thomas), of Knolton, co. Kent, his estate valued at £1000, 13.

Phelips, Captain, in charge of foot company in Dorset, 354.

Phellips, Sir Edward, Master of the Rolls, 12.

Phelps' (Phelpes) Meadow, Forest of Dean, co. Gloucester, 401.

Phigion, Jane, petition to Queen, 84.

Philip III, King of Spain, 104, 130, 156.

Philip IV, King of Spain, agrees with France to entrust Valtelline to Pope, 168.
-, 138, 169(3), 173, 174, 217, 218, 230, 259.
-, his meetings with Prince Charles, 169, 170, 171, 172, 174(2).
-, extract from letter written by Prince Charles to, 179–181.
-, dispensation for Anglo-Spanish royal marriage to be solicited from Pope by, 182.
-, Parliament apprehensive of ambitions and power of, 190.
-, thought to be incapable of organizing invasion of England, 217.
-, his supplies of naval stores from northern Europe interrupted, 217.
-, suspected of fomenting rebellion in Ireland, 218.
-, King's willingness to believe in good disposition of, 259.

Phillips, Fabian, imprisoned in St. Albans gaol, 206.

Phillips, Sir Robert, of Montacute, co. Somerset, M.P. for Somerset, his speech included in book of Parliamentary speeches, 243.

Piccadilly (Peccadilly), London, a house of gaming and entertainment, also known as Piccadilly Hall, Viscount Cranborne loses money at, 394.

Pickering, Rotherhithe, co. Surrey, piece of ground called, 15, 37.

Pickering, Colonel. See Pickering, John.

Pickering, John, Colonel, Parliamentary commander, at Cranborne, 386.

Piemont, Prince of. See Victor Amadeus.

Pierrepont, Gertrude, wife of Robert Pierrepont, 1st Earl of Kingston-upon-Hull, 292.

Pierrepont, Henry, 2nd Earl of Kingston-upon-Hull and, later, Marquess of Dorchester, 441, 442, 443.
-, his proposals to Lord Roos, 442.

Pierrepont, Robert, 1st Earl of Kingston-upon-Hull, letter to Capell, 292.
-, recommends appointment of Hewitt as vicar of Greasley, 292.

Pigott, Sir Richard, of Doddershall Manor, co. Bucks, mentioned in tract called New Magna Charta, 408.

Pimperne, co. Dorset, 374.

Pinchard, Robert, vicar of Turnworth, co. Dorset, collects money towards establishment of theological college in Chelsea, 58.

Pinder (Pindar), Sir Paul, diplomatist, of Bishopsgate Street Without, London, 360.

Pinn (Pinne), Mr, tenant to Lord Capell in Nottinghamshire, 361.

Pirates, mishandling of funds allotted by King for making honest men of, 99, 100.
-, 187.

Pirton (Purton), co. Herts, money collected towards defence of King of Bohemia within parish of, 125.

Plague, The, certificate of deaths in London from, 39, 209.
-, in Dorsetshire, 39.
-, reference to the Great, 451.

Plamwell, Mistress, her evidence concerning conspiracy against Parliament, 360.

Plate, list of gifts of, 114.
-, inventory of Earl of Salisbury's, 255.
-, Charles II's visit to Hatfield House results in loss of, 438.

Plate Fleet, not available for any invasion of England by Spain, 217.

Plays and Playwrights, 264, 267, 270, 272, 286.

Pliny, Caius Caecile (Second), Roman orator and historian (d. 113 a.d.), purchase of his Epistolae, 286, 388.

Plume, Samuel, of Mells, co. Suffolk, 176.

Plumer, Mr [? William Plumer, of Milkhouse Street, Cranbrooke], co. Kent, his estate valued at £300, 14.

Plymouth (Plimouth), co. Devon, contradictory opinion as to danger of Spanish invasion threat to, 219.
-, proposal for new fortifications at, 220.
-, Hertfordshire levies directed to embark at, 227, 232.
-, 407, 420, 444.

Podiebrad, George, King of Bohemia (d. 1471), his son excluded from kingship, 92.

Poe, Dr. See Poe, Leonard.

Poe, Leonard, physician, attends Earl of Salisbury, 166.

Poe, [? W], letter to Earl of Salisbury, 152.

Poetae minores graeci, by Ralph Winterton, purchased, 286.

Poland (Pologna), 92.

Polhill, Mr [? David Polhill, of Broughton House, Otford], co. Kent, his estate valued at £300, 14.

Political verses, 243(2), 245, 415.

Polkinghorne, Roger, Captain, of Penzance, co. Cornwall, prohibited from entering St. Michael's Mount, 261.

Pollard, Mr. See Pollard, Sir Hugh.

Pollard (Ballard), Sir Hugh, of King's Nympton, co. Devon, later Royalist commander, involved in conspiracy against Parliament, 357, 359 (2).

Pollard, Richard, 361.

Pologna. See Poland.

Pomeroy, John, of London, in the service of the Earl of Salisbury, 388(2).

Ponts-de-Ce (Les) [Maine-et-Loire, France], handed over by Louis XIII to Marie de Medici, 124.
-, agreement between Louis XIII and Marie de Medici signed at, 124.

Poole, co. Dorset, 320.
-, munition and ordnance in, 353.
-, payments towards garrison of, 379, 380.
-, exchange of prisoners of war at, 380.

Pope, The. See Paul V; Gregory XV.

Pope, Hugh, Groom of the Robes to the Queen, petition to Committee for King's Revenue, 84.

Pope, Thomas, cured of a tumour in the leg, 2.

Popery, Remonstrance of House of Commons against, 153.

Popham, Sir Francis, of Littlecote, co. Wilts, 12.

Porchester, co. Hants, suggested that magazine of munition be established in, 220.

Porchmouth. See Portsmouth.

Pordage, Sir William, of Rodmersham, co. Kent, his estate valued at £700, 14.

Porter, Thomas, his evidence produced at examination of Lord Treasurer Suffolk, 100.

Portland, co. Dorset, proposal that it be fortified against possible Spanish invasion, 220.
-, munition and ordnance in, 353.
-, military forces in, 354.

Portsmouth (Porchmouth, Portchmouth), co. Hants, 218.
-, danger of Spanish attack on, 219.
-, Hertfordshire men levied for Cadiz expedition to embark at, 228, 229.
-, its surrender into French hands proposed by Jermyn, 359, 360.
-, Catherine of Braganza awaited by King and Court at, 444(2).

Portugal, Mogul Emperor undertakes that English merchants will not be molested by, 114.
-, Catherine of Braganza expected from, 444.

Portumna (Portumney), co. Galway, Ireland, Lord Deputy at, 582.

Portumney. See Portumna.

Posnati, Scottish Treaty article on naturalization refers to celebrated case of, 350.

Posswalden. See St. Paul's Walden.

Postern Plain (Posterne playne) [? Enfield Chase], reference to traditional and annual meeting of tenants of Enfield at, 412.

Potier. See Gesures.

Potman, Sir Richard, of Lested, Chart Sutton, co. Kent, his estate valued at £500, 14.

Potter, Mr [? Thomas Potter, of Well Street, Westerham], co. Kent, his estate valued at £300, 14.

Powell, Hugh (Hugon), DeputyTreasurer of the Fleet, 415.

Powell, Joan, wife of William Powell, petition to Earl of Salisbury, 458.

Powell, Thomas, Keeper of Ordnance Stores, signs joint letter to Harris, 242.

Powell, Tobias, petition for payment of work, 373.

Powell, William, son-in-law of William Cecil, of Alt-yr-ynys, co. Hereford, petition to Earl of Salisbury, 458.

Powell, Mr, 30.

Powell, a jester, his portrait at Salisbury House, 250.

Prado, Madrid [Spain], 171.
-, secret arrangements made for Prince Charles to view Infanta in, 174.
-, compared to Hyde Park in London, 174.

Prague [Bohemia], Estates of Bohemia debate election of King at, 88.
-, Elector Palatine chosen King of Bohemia at, 91.
-, letters dated from, 91, 121.
-, Turkish and Hungarian envoys entertained in, 122.
-, King of Bohemia prepares to resist Imperialists outside, 133.

Prague, Archbishop of. See Lohelius.

Preston, Sir Amyas, Keeper of the Navy Stores, petition to King, 6.

Priddian, Dr. See Pridgean, Francis.

Pride, Colonel. See Pride, Thomas.

Pride, Thomas, Colonel, Parliamentary commander, 395.

Prideaux, Edmund, PostmasterGeneral, attacked in tract called New Magna Charta, 410.

Pridgean (Priddian), Francis, physician, of London and Hornchurch, co. Essex, 430.

Priest (Preist), William, surgeon, cures Pope of a tumour in his leg, 2.

Priestwood, John, 418.

Prince, Robert, tenant to the Earl of Salisbury at Rushton, co. Dorset, his claim for allowances for losses and plunder by both armies, 387.

Prince Elector Palatine. See Frederick V; Charles Louis.

Prinn. See Prynne, William.

Priory Warren, Blagdon Park, co. Somerset, 459.

Priuli, Antonio, Doge of Venice, contradictory reports of treatment of his ambassador in Prague, 122.

Privy Council, The, petitions to, 6, 10, 13, 16, 42.
-, orders Earl of Salisbury to review musters in Hertfordshire, 32, 51, 60, 84, 85, 118, 146, 163, 177, 191, 211, 212, 227, 291, 296, 299, 302, 309, 314, 321.
-, 40, 71(2), 77, 90, 115, 130, 133, 138, 145, 227(2), 228, 248, 271, 301, 307, 315.
-, in favour of establishing theological college in Chelsea, 58.
-, letters to Earl of Salisbury, 130, 192(2), 197, 200, 213, 227, 314, 316.
-, makes voluntary gift towards defence of Palatinate, 131.
-, takes oath to Anglo-Spanish marriage treaty, 185.
-, demands payment of subsidy assessment from Earl of Salisbury, 192.
-, orders Earl of Salisbury to assist in raising volunteers for States General, 192.
-, instructs Earl of Salisbury regarding pay and embarkation of men levied in Hertfordshire to serve under Mansfeld, 197, 200(2).
-, advises Earl of Salisbury how to act in event of Spanish invasion, 213.
-, orders men to be levied in Hertfordshire for Low Countries, 227.
-, instructs Earl of Salisbury regarding selection of new levies, 228, 232(2).
-, Joachimi repeats his speech to King to members of, 232.
-, allows no exemption to any state or legal officer from compulsory provision of armed horsemen, 298.
-, instructs Earl of Salisbury how to deal with men levied in Hertfordshire for Scottish wars, 300, 307, 308, 314, 315, 316, 321.
-, orders measures to be taken against mutinous soldiers, 316.
-, orders that Hertfordshire be put in a state of defence, 321.
-, Clerk of. See Calvert, George; Edmondes, Sir Clement; Dickenson, John.

Privy or Secret Council, Scottish, proposal that between sittings of Scottish Parliament, King appoint Scottish officers of state with approval of, 344.
-, dispute between Scottish nobility over right to choose officers of state by, 363.
-, compromise reached over nomination of officers of state by Scottish Parliament and, 365.
-, demand that Mayor of Edinburgh be always member of, 366.

Protector, The. See Cromwell, Oliver.

Protestant Union (of Germany), Bohemian expectations from friendship of Elector Palatine with, 89.
-, Bohemian Estates on good terms with, 94.
-, to meet Kings of Denmark and Sweden at Nuremberg, 104.
-, King receives letter from Princes of, 129.

Protestants, French, assault by inhabitants of Paris upon, 152.
-, petition for peace and pardon to Louis XIII from French, 155.
-, imprisonment of Duc de Rohan causes anxiety to French, 169.
-, King advised by States General to be more restrained in his intervention on behalf of Huguenots in France, 231.

Prowdlove, —, a London constable, complaint against, 11.

Prynne (Prinn), William, Puritan polemicist, 398.

Prysts [? Prince's] Coppice, Chetterwood, co. Dorset, 140.

Public Revenue, account of income and expenditure, 5.

Puddletown, co. Dorset, military forces at, 354.

Puerilis Sententiae, purchased, 383.

Pulham, co. Norfolk, 116.

Pully, Edward, Keeper of Robert Toppe's coppices in Wiltshire, 42.

Purbeck, Isle of, co. Dorset, military forces in, 354.

Puritans, libellous book circulated by, 120, 128.
-, Rudyard's criticism of deliberate defamation of, 331.

Purton. See Pirton.

Pusey (Puesey, Pewsey), Timothy, of Selston, co. Nottingham, 361, 369.
-, agreement between Lord Capell and, 362.

Pye, Sir Robert, of Farringdon, co. Berks, Auditor of Receipt of the Exchequer, 167.
-, executor of Earl of Pembroke, 419, 428.

Pylin, Robert, a King's musician, reference to his death, 17.

Pym, Mr. See Pym, John.

Pym, John, M.P. for Tavistock, Parliamentary leader and statesman, Wilmot visits, 366.
-, commits conspirators into custody of Lord Wilmot, 366.
-, mentioned in political verses, 415.

Pymm, John, auditor to Sir Charles Morrison and, later, to Arthur Capell, 163, 250, 267, 268.

Pyne, Hugh, Recorder of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, co. Dorset, detention of ancient rents and other abuses committed by, 237 and n.