.u .'.•■""/•.: r<'/p Jwi5.v?:raffiH55« i'J*'f.:MtW:',!iM)-t>il Cornell University Library DA 410.P35 1874 Army Ists of the Roundheads and Cavalle 3 1924 027 954 670 '<( Cornell University Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924027954670 THE ARMY LISTS OF THE ROUNDHEADS AND CAVALIERS. f \^ THE ARMY LISTS OF THE ROUNDHEADS AND CAVALIERS, CONTAINING THE NAMES OF THE OFFICERS IN THE ROYAL AND PARLIAMENTARY ARMIES OF .1642. EDITED BY EDWARD PEACOCK/ F. S. A. ■' An epoch rich alike in thought, aftion, and paflion, in great refults, and ftill greater beginnings." JVIargaret Fuller Ossoli. Second Edition, revijed, correlted, nnd enlarged. ILonlion: CHATTO & WINDUS, PICCADILLY. 1874. Q.^'^ The ^^ i President White / ^ Library / ••/r-y V5 4''^r^, LONDON: Printed by John Strangeways, Castle St. Leicester Sq. PREFACE. I HOSE who have ftudied that period of our annals which is occupied by the reign of Charles the Firft and the Commonwealth, not only in the pages of modern hiftorians and of contemporaries who wrote confcloufly for pofterity, but alfo in the immenfe mafles of unclaflified and often uncatalogued documents, journals, ftate papers, letters, treatifes, ballads, and fermons, in which the hopes, fears, and defires of the people exprefled themfelves from day to day, may probably have remarked, if their purfuits have led them to contrail our Civil War with other portions of Britifti or European hiftory, that then, for the firft time in the modern world, individual perfonality began to exercife a marked effeA upon contemporary politics. In the preceding ages, from the time indeed when freedom funk under the organized imperialifm of the Caefars, until the outburftof modern thought in the fixteenth cen- tury, human progrefs had been but little accelerated by perfonal qualities. The ignorance of external nature was too denfe, the all-pervading influence of the dominant theology too ftrong, the terrors it wielded and the punifliments it threatened too frightful for the energy of any one perfon to become confpicuous in di- recting public events or moulding the thoughts of others, except b vi IP RE FA CE.-^ in thofe rare cafes where the minds of men had already been prepared by the Church's teaching, or by their inherent or in- herited fuperftitions. In the career of St. Bernard indeed, and the few others of his ftamp, who fhed fuch luftre over the dark times in which they were placed, we fee the religious inftin£t of Weftern Chriftendom ftirred to a higher pitch of devotion by the labours of a fingle man ; but where the lefl'ons of the reformer took a direftion contrary to ecclefiaftical teaching (and then theology feemed to embrace the whole area of human thought), one refult only was poflible. The fate of thofe who flruggled to win free- dom for themfelves and their kind is a fufEcient proof that it was neither the want of intellefi:, energy, nor high-fouled devotion, that rendered their lives and labours unfruitful. Even the paflionate prophecy and withering fcorn of the great Florentine could do nothing towards roufmg mankind from its lethargy. The firft defire of his heart was indeed accomplifhed ; Dante won for his Beatrice the higheft place in the ideal world of love and beauty, but againfi: the " fhe-wolf " even the inveftives of the " Inferno" were powerlefs. The education of the European mind has progrefled flowly ; it was not until the Tudor period of our hiftory that fociety could have exifted without the proteftion of a powerful religious cafte. A univerfal theocracy was the only inftitution ftrong and free enough to curb the oppreffor, and with a fufficiently extended mental vifion to attempt the work of legiflation : by its means the brutal tyranny of the feudal lord was fomewhat kept in check ; and his fiercer paffions, at leaft, did not pafs entirely without rebuke. Laws were made for the proteiSion of flaves, infants, and women, fuch as even a Norman baron or an Italian count feared to difobey. It does not feem poflible that moral truths could have been brought home to the hearts of the people by any other means. If fo great [PREFACE.] vii a misfortune could have happened as the premature overthrow of this fpiritual dominion it is almoft certain that a fimilar inftitution, or once differing in outward accidents only, would have taken its place. And if it had not been fo, the people would have lapfed into mere pagan fenfualifm ; a compound of Teutonic materialifm and Southern creature-worftiip without the noblenefs of the one or the poetry of the other. The great religious contefts of the fixteenth century, while they releafed the races of Northern Europe from fubjeition to one clafs of ideas which they had outgrown, left almoft everything to be accompliflied in the direftion of perfonal freedom. It is doubtful whether any of thofe engaged on either fide in that me- morable ftrife even underflood what is now meant by liberty. The Angularly complex nature of our political and focial rela- tions on the acceflion of the Stuart dynafty tended greatly to deve- lope individual energies, and thus to produce that marked contrafl: between the Civil -War era and all preceding ones, which is per- haps the moft interefting phenomenon prefented by that memorable conteft. Probably no defcendant of the Plantagenets, then alive, was more unfitted to rule England than the weak perfon whom po- litical neceffity forced upon us on the death of the noble-minded Elizabeth. It would have taxed the higheft energies of a wife and brave fovereign to have governed a land fo diftradled with religious fa£tions with dignity and in peace. James poffefled neither courage nor wifdom, but had the abfence of thofe virtues been his chief defecS, his reign might have caufed lefs evil. His political bigotry, mitigated as it was in a£tion by his extreme cowardice, was not calculated to produce the worft refults ; but unfortunately, like many other feeble-minded men, he took intenfe delight in theolo- gical fpeculation. As the head of the eftablifhed religion in England it was the obvious duty of the chief magiftrate to make viii [PREFACE.] that body as little ofFenfivc to the people as the nature of fo fingular a compromife would admit of; but, from influences which it probably would be eafy to trace to their origin, the king's mind was bent upon purfuing an oppofite courfe. The extreme nature of the religious faftions into which his realms were divided, fpurred on the zeal of the theologian not to be a minifter of peace but an enforcer of uniformity. The Catholics, who had received in the early part of the reign fome flight mercy, when the monarch found himfelf fufficiently powerful to do fo, were perfecuted with unre- lenting feverity. The increafing body of Puritans (a defignation which mufl: be underflood to include perfons of nearly all varieties of opinion who were oppofed to defpotifm in the ftate and extreme Epifcopalian views on Church government) hated the ruling powers almoft as intenfely as did their brethren of the Roman obedience, and with nearly as good reafon ; for, although they were not fubjecS to capital punifhment, like the religious teachers of the ancient faith, their lives were rendered miferable by flate tyranny. The Puritans certainly had not, at firfl, any ftrong feelings againft monarchical power when reftrained within due bounds, — fome, indeed, pro- fefling to the laft their defire for " a covenanted King," but they naturally became, as time wore on, lefs and lefs attached to the exifling order of things. It is probable that a ftrong-willed and unprincipled monarch might have played oiF thefe faftions againft each other with confiderable perfonal advantage. It is evident that James endeavoured to do fo, and as he had at times able minifters about him, it is not unlikely that even he might have fucceeded had England been his only kingdom ; Scotland and Ireland happily prefented unfurmountable obftacles to the crufhing out of either of thefe religious bodies. The northern kingdom was entirely Puritan ; the Catholic Church in that region had not merely fallen,— its members had been fo hunted down by their [PREFACE.] ix fucceflbrs, that hardly an avowed profeffor of the old religion was to be found. Epifcopacy, indeed, was ftill fuppofed to exift, but its flrange and unedifying hiftory was fo well known, that we cannot fuppofe it appealed very forcibly to the confciences of any but thofe dependent on government patronage. On the other hand, Ireland had clung with the tenacity of defpair to the mediaeval form of Chriftianity — it was the only thing that connected her with the far-ofF paftj that carried back the memories of her poor perfecuted children to times when they had at leaft one powerful protestor on earth from the oppreflion of their conquerors. This paflionate attachment decked the mythic paft with the rainbow tints of un- real beauty, it became part of an Irifhman's faith that his country had once had a golden age of peace, profperity, and virtue, under the mild guardianfhip of the Church of God. The attempts made to convert thefe kingdoms to the king's views were too weak to produce any efFe6t except irritation ; but they muft be borne in mind in calculating the forces which pro- duced the revolution that followed. Charles was a far nobler man than his father : had he ruled in other times he might have left a favourable impreflion on pofterity ; in the circumftances in which he was placed his higher qualities were almoft entirely hidden. Whether it was by force of heredi- tary tranfmiflion, or the refult of education, that Charles refembled James cannot now be known, but the fame weak nature is re- markable in the child as in the parent, — the fame obftinacy, the fame theological inftinils with even lefs diftruft of his own power of enforcing conviction, and a greater afFe£tion for the mechanical parts of religious worfliip. His faith in the fanfliity of his own office was probably more fincere than his father's. It was dan- gerous in proportion to its fincerity. The hiftory of the political and religious ftruggles of thefe X [PREFACE.] reigns, of the forty years' battle for liberty, fought with varying fuccefs at Weftminfter when there was a parliament at the Council Board, in the law-courts and the fliires when the king ruled alone, has come down to us in a very unattractive form. The various leaders have as yet had but little juftice done to their memories, the more obfcure men have quite pafled out of mind. Let us remember that to them we owe much of what followed both of good and evil. f The long conteft, ere an appeal to arms was thought of, pre- pared Englifli minds for felf-government, and fhook to its bafe that belief in the holinefs of the kingly office which the Reformation had foftered, and which fubfequent events had developed into an article of faith. Ere the war of words was fufpended by a fterner conflidl, I believe that among the mafs of the people the dream of the divine right of kings had pafled away for ever. A figment fuch as that, once fliattered, could never be reftored ; even the faturnalia of the Reftoration could only reproduce its femblance in thofe profeffionally interefled. The cry — " Czefar in urbe lua Deus eft," found no echo in men's hearts. If the reader wifhes to hear it, and is not to be deterred by blafphemy or filth, let him read the fermons of the court-preachers and the rhyme-books of the court-poets. It is not my intention, in this reprint of a Civil -War trail, to trace, even in the mereft (keleton manner, the hiftory of the period. A word or two feems, however, to be required to account for the appearance of this little book. I have long been making collections relative to the lives of thofe perfons who were engaged on both fides during the Great Civil War. In the work I have in progrefs I fhall include, as far as poffible, every officer who bore a com- [PREFACE.] xi miffion from King or Parliament, and many other perfons who rendered themfelves confpicuous in the convulfions of the time. Of courfe I fliall not omit to give a place to the many noble women alfo who fuiFered on either fide. It will be readily un- derfl-ood, that although the work in queftion will be made as con- cife as is poflible, confiftently with communicating the fails of the various lives, it is yet a laborious undertaking, which cannot be brought to a conclufion for fome years. It was, however, fug- gefted to me by my publifher, that a reprint of the following Army Lift would be welcomed by many ftudents as a handy work or reference in reading contemporary hiftorians. Its ufefulnefs to thofe engaged in topographical and genealogical ftudies is evident. To fuch a book it was perhaps unneceflary to add notes ; I have, neverthelefs, for the convenience of the general reader, given a line or two of biographical memoranda to the names of moft ot thofe perfons who rendered themfelves prominent. To have en- larged them further fo as to include the more obfcure would have been but to anticipate very imperfectly a future publication. The traft, of which the following pages are a reprint, is preferved in the Bodleian Library. I never faw another copy, but I believe one or two more exift ; it is, however, of extreme rarity. The lift of the Earl of Effex's army is to be found alfo in a feparate pamphlet, with which this edition has been compared. A reprint of its title-page occurs here in the proper place. Although the date 1642 occurs on the title, it is certain that this Lift was not iffued until that year had, according to modern computation, clofed. It will be borne in mind, however, that the legal year in the feventeenth century began on the 25th ot March, the feaft of the Annunciation of the Blefled Virgin Mary, and that, therefore, a book iffued from the prefs before that day in the year 1643 would bear the date of the previous year. The xii [PREFACE.] occurrence of Philip Skippon, as " Serjeant Major Generall and Prefident of the Councell of Warre," isdecifive on this point.* It is not fo eafy to account for the name of" Sir Faithful Fortefcue" being retained in the lift of the Parliamentary army. My efpecial thanks are due to Monfieur J. A. Van Lennep of Zeyft, near Utrecht, for a long and extremely interefting commu- nication relative to Dr. Doreflaus, which I have ufed in the note attached to that perfon's name. I have a melancholy pleafure alfo in exprefling my obligations to the late Rev. John Ward, of Wath Redlory, near Ripon. E. P. Bottesford Manor, Brigg, December 15, 1862. NOTE. To this Second Edition I have added an Appendix, confifting of four other lifts of foldiers, which will be found ufeful by ftudents of feventeenth-century hiftory. The notes alfo have been revifed and added to, and fome errors corredted. I have received valuable information from Colonel Chefter, the Rev. Edward Saint Leger, and William H. Turner, Efq. The Index is mainly the work of my daughters, Florence and Mabel. Bottesford Manor, Brigg, Jug. iz, 1874. Clarendon's Hiftory of the Rebellion, royal 8vo. 1843, p. 382. CATALOGUE OF THE NAMES OF THE DUKES, MARQUESSES, Earles and Lords, that have abfented themfelves from the Parliament, and are now with His Majefty. And of the Names of the Lords that Subfcribed to levie Horfe to aflift his Majeftie with A Copie of all the Cavaliers of his Majefties Marching Army with the number of Captaines in each feverall Regiment ; every Regiment Containing a thoufand Souldiers. As alfo, a lift of the Army of his excellency, Robert Earle of Eflex : With the names of the Troops of Horfe under the Command of William Earle of Bedford. Each Troop con- fiftingoffixtie Horfe; befides two Trumpetters, three Corporalls, a Sadler, and a Farrier. With the Inftrudions fent by the Par- liament to his Excellency. A lift of the Navie Royall, and Merchant Ships : the Names of the Captaines and Lievtenants ; their men and bur- dens for the Guard of the Narrow-feas, and for Ireland. Moreover, the Names of Orthodox Divines, prefented by the Knights and Burgeffes as fit perfons to be confulted with by the Parliament touching the Reformation of Church Govern- ment and Liturgie. Laftly The Field Officers chofen for the Irifti Ex- pedition, for the Regiments of 5000 Foote and 500 Horfe. Printed 1642. A CATALOGUE OF THE NAMES OF THE DUKES, MARQUESSES, EARLES AND LORDES,THAT HAVE ABSENTED THEMSELVES FROM THE PARLIAMENT, AND ARE NOW WITH HIS MAJESTIE. The Lord Keeper.* Duke of Richmod.^ Marqueffe of Hertford. ^ Marquefle Hamilton. •* 1 Edward Lyttelton, fon and heir of Sir Edward Lyttelton, of Henley, CO. Salop, Knt. Born, 1589; educated at Chrift Church, Oxford ; M.A. 1609; D.C.L. 1642; Recorder of London ; Solicitor General, Oft. 17, 1634; knighted June 6, 1635 ; Chief Juftice, Jan. 27, 1639 ; Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, Jan. 23, 1640; created Baron Lyttelton, of Mounflow, CO. Salop, Feb. 18, 1640; joined King Charles I. at York, 1642 ; a Privy Counfellor and Colonel of a foot regiment at Oxford. Died at Oxford, Aug. 27, 1645; buried in Chrift Church — Wood's Atheva Oxon. fub nom. Lloyd's Memoires, p. 582. Nicholas's Hijioric Peerage, 1857. 2 James Stuart, fecond Earl of March in the peerage of England, and third Duke of Lenox in Scotland. Created Duke of Richmond, Aug. 8, 1641 ; K.G. Died, 1655. He was one of the four noblemen who were permitted to be prefent at " their mailer's burial." — Life of Clarendon, 1 843, p. 1049. 3 William Seymour, created Marquefs of Hertford, June 3, 1640. Reftored to the title of Duke of Somerfet, 1660; K. G. Died, 1660. He alfo was one of the four peers who witnefled the burial of Charles I. * James Hamilton, Marquefs and afterwards Duke of Hamilton in the peerage of Scotland ; fecond Earl of Cambridge in the peerage of England. Beheaded by the Commonwealth, March 9, 1649. [JRMr LIST.] Earle of Cumberland/ Earle of Bathe." Earle of Southampton.'' Earle of Dorfet.'' Earle of Saljfbury.^ Earle of Northampton, i° Earle of Devonshire.*' Earle of Carlile.'^ Earle of Clare.'^ Earle of Weftmorland."* Earle of Monmouth.'^ Earle of Lindfey.'" 5 Henry Clifford, fifth Earl. Died, 1643. 6 Henry Bourchier, fifth Earl. Died, 1654. "Agreatfcholar .... always afferting the king's intereft, attending him in his counfel in York, and his general in his affairs in the Weft, till being taken prifoner, 1642, when he was rendered uncapable of ferving his king and kingdom, he grew weary of the world, paying for his loyalty 90o/."-^Lloyd's Memoires, p. 650. " They took prifoner the Earl of Bath in Devonlhire, who neither had, or ever meant to do the king the leaft fervice ; but only out of the morolity of his own nature, had before, in the houfe, expreffed himfelf not of their mind." — Clarendon's Hiji. 1843, p. 297. 7 Thomas Wriothefley, fourth Earl of Southampton. Succeeded as fecond Earl of Chichefter, 1653. Died, 1667. He was one of the four noblemen who were prefent at the funeral of King Charles I. Created K. G. at the Reftoration." — Clarendon's Life, p. 1049. 8 Edward Sackville, fourth Earl. Killed Lord Bruce in a duel beneath the walls of Antwerp, 1613, Died, "17th of July, 1652, and had fepulture v/ith his anceftors at Withiam." — Collins's Peerage, 1735, vol.i. p. 443. 9 William Cecil, fecond Earl. K. G. Died, 1668. '0 Spenfer Compton, fecond Earl, " wqs born at Compton, in Warwick- fliire, the very fame day and hour that the Powder Traytors were defeated at Dunchurch,in that County." — Lloyd's Memoires,^. 353. Slain at Hopton Heath, CO. Stafford, March 1 9, 1 643 ; buried in All Hallows Church, Derby. 11 William Cavendifli, third Earl. Died, 1684. 1- James Hay, fecond Earl. Died, 1660. 13 John Holies, fecond Earl. Died, 166;. '* Mildrnay Fane, fecond Earl. Died, February 1 2, 1 665 ; buried at Apethorp, CO. Northampton. 1* Henry Carey, fecond Earl. Died, 166 1. 16 Robert Bertie, tenth Baron Willoughby de Erefby. Created Earl of Lindfey, Nov. 2?, 1626; Lord Great Chamberlain ; K. G. ; Lord High Ad- miral, 1636 ; Governor of Berwick, 1639 ; General of the King's forces at the breaking out of the civil war. Mortally wounded at the battle of Edge Hill, Oft. 23, 1642, aged 60 years; buried at Edenham, co. Lincoln. — Allen's Hift. of Lincolnjhire, vol. ii. p. 295 Gent. Mag. 1808, p. 1 8. [CHARLES I.] Earle of Newcaftle.i^ Earle of Dover.'^ Earle of Carnarvan.'^ Earle of Newport.^" Earle of Thanet.^' Lord Moubray.22 Lord Strange.^' Lord Willoughby.'^'* " At Edgehill that was true of him and his Countreymen, the Loyal' Gentry of Lincolnfhire, that was obferved of Cataline and his followers ; That they covered the fame place with their Corpfes when dead; where they flood in Fight, whilft living." — Lloyd's Memoires, p. 314. ^7 William Cavendilh. Created Earl ofNewcaftle, March 7, 16385 Duke of Newcaftle, 1664. K.G. Died, 1676. IS Henry Carey, fourth Baron Hundfon. Created Earl of Dover, March 8, 1 628. Died, 1668. '9 Robert Dormer, fecond Baron Dormer. Created Earl of Carnarvon, Aug. 2, 1628. Slain at the firft battle of Newbury, Sept. 20, 1643. His jewels and plate were feized by the Parliamentary army while on their way to Oxford. He was run through the body by a trooper to whom he was perfonally known. When aflced if he had any fuit to make to the king ere he pafled away, the dying cavalier replied :-=-" I will not die with a fuit in my mouth to any king fave to the King of Heaven." 20 Montjoy Blount. Created Earl of Newport, in the Ifle of Wight, Aug. 3, 1628. Died, 1665. 21 John Tufton, fecond Earl. Died, 1664. 2* Henry Frederick Howard, fon and heir of Thomas Howard, Earl of Arundel. Summoned to the Houfe of Peers during his father's life, April 1 3, 1639, as Baron Mowbray. He fucceeded to his father's earldom in 1646. ^^ James Stanley, fon and heir of William Stanley, Earl of Derby. Summoned to the Houfe of Peers during his father's life ; fucceeded to his father's earldom in 1642. He was defeated at the Battle of Wigan-Lane, CO. Lancafter, by Col. Robert Lilburne, but fucceeded in joining King Charles IL at Worcefter, after whofe rout there, Sept. 3, 1651, he fled with him into Staffordfliire. Taken prifoner at Newport, in Chelhire, by Colonel Edge, tried by court martial, and beheaded at Bolton, in Lancafliire, Oftober 15, 1651. The timber of the fcaffold on which he fuffered is faid to have been a relic from Lathorn Houfe. 2* Montague Bertie, fon and heir pf Robert Bertie, Earl of Lindfey ; fummoned to Parliament during his father's life as Baron Willoughby; K.G; Lord Great Chamberlain. Died, 1666. Commanded the Royal Guards at Edge Hill. He was one of the four peers who faw the body of King Charles buried at Windfor, and endeavoiired,ineffedlually, to difgover its refting-place after the Reftoration, lARMY LIST.'] Lord Longavill.'^ Lord Rich.^6 Lord Andover.'^^ Loid Faulkconbrid^ Lord Lovelace. '9 Lord Paulet.s" Lord Newarke.^i Lord Coventry.'^ Lord Savill." Lord Dunfmore." Lord Seymor.^^ Lord Capell.36 2* Charles Longueville, fon and heir of Sir Michael Longueville and Sufan Gray, his wife, lifter of Henry Gray, eleventh Baron Gray of Ruthin, and eighth Earl of Kent. Claimed and was allowed the Barony of Gray in 1640. He is called Lord Longueville to diftinguifli him from his contemporary, Sir Thomas Gray, called Lord Gray of Grouby, the fon and heir of Henry Gray, fecond Baron Gray of Grouby, who was created Earl of Stamford, co. Lincoln, i6z8, and from William Gray, firft Lord Gray of Werke. — Nicholas' Hijioric Peerage, 1857. Lord Gray of Ruthin died, at Oxford, of fmall-pox, June 7, 1643; buried in All Hallows Church. — Dugdale's Diary, edited by Hnmper,fub die. 26 Robert Rich, fon and heir of Robert Rich, fecond Earl of Warwick. Succeeded to the Earldom of Warwick, 1658. Died, 1659. 2' Charles Howard, fon and heir of Thomas Howard, firft Earl of Berkftiire. Summoned to Parliament in the life of his father, as Baron Howard of Charlton; fucceeded to his father's Earldom, i66g. Died 1679. ^8 Sir Thomas Belafyft, Bart, firft Lord Fauconberg of Yairm, co. York. Created Vifcount Fauconberg of Henknowle, co. Durham, Jan. 31, 1643. Died, 1652. 29 John Lovelace, fecond Baron. Died, 1670. 3" John Poulett, firft Baron Poulett of Hinton St. George, co. Somerfet. Died, 1649. ^1 Henry Pierrepoint, fon and heir of Robert Pierrepoint, the firft Vis- count, who was created Earl of Kingfton-upon-Hull, July 25, 1628; and was flain in aftion, July 30, 1643, during his paflage in a pinnace from Gainft)orough to Hull as a prifoner of War. Henry Pierrepoint died in 1 680. ■'^ Thomas Coventry, fecond Baron Coventry of Ayleftjorough, co. Worcefter. Died, 1661. 3^ Thomas Savile, fecond Baron. Created Vifcount Savile, in the peerage of Ireland, 1628; Earl of Suflex, 1644. Died, 1671. ^* Sir Francis Leigh. Created Baron Dunfraore of Dunfmore, co. Warwick, 1628. Earl of Chichefter, 1644. Died, 1653. 35 Francis Seymour, firft Baron Seymour of Trowbridge, co. Wilts. Died, 1664. ^^ Arthur Capel. Created Baron Capel of Hadham, co. Hertford, Aug. 6, [CHARLES /.] A CATALOGUE OF THE NAMES OF THE LORDS THAT SUBSCRIBED TO LEVIE HORSE TO ASSIST HIS MAJESTIE. i O pay horfes for three Moneths, thirty dayes to the Moneth, at two fhillings fix pence per diem, ftill ad- vancing a Months pay, the firft payment to begin fo foone as the King fliall call for it after the Com- miflions fhall be iffued under the Great Seale. In this Number are not to be reckoned the Horfes of the Subfcribers, or thofe that fhall attend them. Horfe. The Prince .... 200 The Duke of Yorke . 120 Lord Keeper .... 40 Duke of Richmond 100 Lord Marqueffe Hertford 60 Lord Great Chamberlaine'*' . 30 1641. Beheaded by the Commonwealth for defending Colchefter, March Q, 1649; buried at Hadham, co. Hertford. His arms were Gules, a lion rampant between three crofllets fitchde, or. In allufion to which, after his death, this diftich became current : — "Our Lion-like Capel undaunted flood Befet witli croflea in a fea of blood." There is a " pleafant ftory " in Clarendon concerning Lord Capel's miffion from King Charles I. to the Earl of Kingfton to borrow money, which gives an amufing pifture of the times. 37 Robert Bertie, tenth Baron Willoughby de Erelby and Earl of Lindfey. See Note 16. [JRMr LIST.] Earle of Cumberland 50 Earle of Huntington^^ . 20 Earle of Bath 50 Earle of Southampton . 60 Earle of Dorfet . 60 Earle of Northampton . 40 Earle of Devohfhire 60 Earle of Dover 25 Earle of Cambridge 60 Earleof Briftoll^s 60 Earle of Weftmerland . 20 E. of Barkfhire and L. Andover*" 30 Earle of Monmouth 30 Earle Rivers" 30 Earle of Carnarvan 20 Earle of Newport . 50 Lord Mowbray 50 Lord Willoughby . 30 38 Henry Haftiilgs, fifth Earl. Steward of the Duchy of Lancafter, and Lord Lieutenant of the counties of Leicefter and Rutland. Died, Nov. 1643. 39JohnDigby. Created Earl of Briftol, Sept. 15, 1622. Ambaflador ex- traordinary to Spain to negotiate the contemplated marriage of Prince Charles with the Infanta ; interceded with James I. for indulgence to Roman Catholics. A commiffioner to treat with the Scots at Ripon, 1640. Among the propolitions tendered by the Lords and Commons to the King in 1643, the fixth was: — 'That the Earl of Briftol may be removed from your majefty's councils."^-CLARENDON's Hi/}, p. 338. Died, 1653. ^^ Thomas Howard, firft Baron Howard of Charlton and Vifcount Andover. Created Earl of Berkfhire, Feb. 7, 1626; K.G. A commiffioner to treat with the Scots at Ripon, 1640. " The government of that hope- ful and excellent Prince [afterwards Charles IL] was committed to the Earl of Berkfliire for no other reafon but becaufe he had a mind to it, and his importunity was troublefome." — Clarendon's Hi_fi. p. 455. Died, 1669. *' John Savage, fecond Earl. Died, 1654. {CHARLES /.] Lord Gray of Ruthin ■»- Lord Lovelace Lord Paget « Lord Faulconbridge to come Lord Rich Lord Pawlet Lord Newarke Lord Mountague^ Lord Coventrey Lord Savill . Lord Mohun*' Lord Dunfmore Lord Seymor Lord Capell . Lord Faulkland^^ . Mafter Comptroller*^ . Mafter Secretary Nicholas'' 10 40 30 30 40 30 33 100 50 20 40 20 100 20 20 20 *2 See Note 25. *3 William Paget, fifth Baron. Died 19th Oftober, 1678. Buried at Drayton, co. Middlefex. He was the perfon who read in the Houfe of Lords the charges of the Scotch Commiffioners againft Archbilhop Laud, 1640. — Oldmixon's Hiflory of the Stuarts, p. 159. ** Edward Montagu. Created Baron Montagu of Boughton, co. North- ampton, 29 June, 1 62 1. When upwards of eighty years of age he was committed to the Tower by the Parliament, where he died, 1644. ■*^ Sir John Mohun, Bart. Created Baron Mohun of Okehampton, co. Devon, 15 April, i6z8. Died, 1644. *^ Lucius Carey, Vifcount Falkland of Falkland, co. Fife, in the Peerage of Scotland. Slain at the Battle of Newbury, 19th September, 1643. ■*T SirPeteiWych. Had been ambaflador to Conftantinople, from whence *he returned but a fliort time before the breaking out of the Civil War. Clarendon fays he was " a very honeft plain man." He died at Oxford, 5th December, 1643, and was buried in Chrift Church Cathedral. — Dugdale's Diary, fub die. Arms, azure, a pile ermine. *8 Edward Nicholas. Made Secretary of State after Secretary Winde- bank fled abroad, 1640. c 10 lARMT LIST.} Lord Chiefe Juftice Banks*^ .... 20 The Lord Thanet is not here but one hath undertaken for 100 for him Sum. total!. 1695. COPY of a Lift of all the Cavaliers of his Majefties Marching Army, with the number of Captaines in each feverall Regiment, and every Regiment con- taining about a thoufand Souldiers. Imprimis i Regiment. The Earle of Newfcaftle Lord General! of His Majeflies foot Forces. Lievtenant Colonell Rich. Sergeant Major Babthorpe. Captaine Fleetwood.^" Captaine Waters. Captaine Hemings. Captaine AiSon. Captaine Gyles. Captaine Fiftier. Captaine Andrewes.'^^ Captaine Froft. *9 Sir John Banks, born at Kefvsrick. Knighted, ift Auguft, 1634. One of the Privy Council at Oxford, w^here he died, 28 th December, 1644. Buried in Chrift Church. See his epitaph in Wood's Hijiory of Oxford. Sir John Banks was the hufband of the gallant lady who defended Corfe Caftle. *° William Fleetwood, afterwards a colonel in the Royal Army. Son of Sir William Fleetwood of Aldwinkle, co. Northampton, cupbearer to James L and Charles I., and Comptroller of Woodftock Park. He was half brother to George Fleetwood and Charles Fleetwood the Parliamentary ofHcers. Arms, parted per pale, nebule azure and or, fix martlets counter-changed. 51 Eufebius Andrews was fecretary to Lord Capel, educated for the Law, withdrew from the Royal Army, 1645. Tried by a Court of High Com- milTjon and beheaded for high treafon againft the Commonwealth, 1650. [CHARLES I.] 2 Regiment. CoUonell Lord TafFe an Irilh- man.^* Lievtenant Colonell Sir John Rodes. Serjeant Major, Thomas Tre- veere. Captaine Upton. Captaine Hobbey. Captaine White. Captaine Hill. Captaine Farryer. Captaine Whiteacre. Captaine Floyd. Captaine Douglas. Captaine Winter. 3 Regiment. Collonell Haftings.^' Liev. Collonell Langley. Sergeant Major Stanley. Captaine Fryer. Captaine Venner. Captaine Hodges. Captaine Johnfon, Captaine Fiflier. Collonell ham.** 4 Regiment. Sir Thomas Glen- I Liev. Collonell Vaughan.*' «« Theobald Taffe, fon and heir of John, firft Vifcount Taffe, in the Peerage of Ireland. S3 Second fon of Henry, fifth Earl of Huntingdon, who died 14th November, 1643, by Elizabeth, third daughter of Ferdinando Stanley, Earl of Derby. Created Baron of Loughborough, co. Leicefter, 23rd Oftober, 1643. Died without iffue, 1666. 3* Sir Thomas Glenham was fucceffively Governor of York (furrendered, Jaly 16, 1644), Carlifle (furrendered, June 28, 1645), and Oxford (fur- rendered, June 20, 1646). Confined by the Pariiament in the Fleet prifon. Died in Holland before the Reftoration. " Tho. Glenham cui caftra Carleolente & Eboracenfe Monumentum funt & Oxonium Epitaphium." — Lloyd's Memoires, p. 552. His brother, Henry Glenham, fome time Dean of Briftol, was Bifhop of St. Afaph, 1667-1670. ss It is probable that Sir George Vaughan of Penbrey is the perfon here 12 [JRMT LIST.] Sergeant Major WagftafFe.^^ Captaine Long. Captaine Coney. °^ Captaine Starkeley. Captaine Smart. Captaine Jackfon. 5 Regiment. Collonell, Sir Francis Wortley.^^ | Lievtenant CoUonell Ruflell. indicated. He was feverely, but not fatally, wounded by a blow on the head with a pole-axe at Lanfdowne fight, July 5, 1643. Another perfbn of this name. Sir William Vaughan, fought for the King in South Wales, Chelhire, and Shroplhire. He was killed near Dublin, Aug. 22, 1649. *6 Sir Joleph WagftafFe was wounded when the Royalifts took Lichfield, 1643. Engaged in the Weilern riling, 1655, and was with difficulty dis- fuaded by his companions from hanging the Parliamentary Judges and the High Sheriff of the county, who had fallen into their hands at Salilbury. After the ruin of the enterprife he efcaped abroad. — Clarendon's Hi/lory, p. 825. ^7 The Coneys were a Lincolnfliire family, feveral of whofe members were engaged on the Royal fide during the Civil War. I am unable to identify the perfon mentioned above with any certainty. Sir Sutton Coney, fon and heir of Sir William Coney, Knight, compounded for his eftate in the fum of 2648/. A Captain Coney is ftated to have been slain ex parte regis at Whalley, in Lancafliire. A William Coney was one of the Lin- colnfliire gentlemen who oifered to fubfcribe horfes for the King in the fummer of 1642. A Richard Coney of Grantham was indifted for High Treafon at Grantham Seffions in the Ipring of 1643, by the adherents of the Parliament. A man defcribed as "Captaine Corney," but who I believe to be the perfon who ferved under Sir Thomas Glenham, was taken prifoner by Oliver Cromv/ell at Burleigh Houfe, and fent in cuftody to Cambridge, in July, 1643. The Elizabethan Heralds fay that the firft of the Coneys who fettled in England came from "Byam," in France, with Ifabella, wife of Edward II. There is a pedigree of the family in the Lincolnlhire Herald's Vifitation of 1562. Arms, fable, a bar and two barrulets between three conies current, argent. MS. F. 22. Queen's Coll. Oxf. fol. 38. Yorke's Union of Honour, 2nd, pages 28. Tanner MS. LXII. I. fol. 196. Decl. of Commons upon two letters fent by Sir John Brookes. Bring, 24. Mr. Charles Dallifon, his Speech, fol. 1642 (Soc. Ant. Broadfides). Royal Martyrs, fol. 1 660. 53 Sir Francis Wortley was fon of Sir Richard Wortley, Knight, of Wortley, co. York. Educated at Magdalen College, Oxford, created a Baronet, June 29, 161 1. In the early part of the Civil War he fortified {CHARLES /.] 13 Serjeant Major Waller. Captaine StaiFord Captaine Tukes. Captaine Shelton.^a 6 Regiment. Lord Grandifon, Lievtenant Generall.® Liev. Collonell John Digby.^' Serjeant Major Willoughby. Captaine Tempeft.^* Captaine Morgan. Wortley Hall for the King. He was taken prifoner at Walton Hall near Wakefield, the feat of the knightly family of Waterton, on the 3rd of June, 1644. Authorities differ as to the time and place of his death ; it is, however, certain that he departed to his reft before the , monarchy was reftored. He was the author of feveral books, a lift of which may be feen in Wood's Athenis Oxon. His arms were argent, on a bend between fix martlets gules, three bezants. Motto, Ta; ipfAfas o-wouJa^a, t«; s;u^g«5 x»T«. Ifaac Doreflaus, Doreflaer, Doriflaer, or Doorflaer, for the name is spelt thus varioufly, was fon of Abraham Doreflaer ; the date and place of his birth are not known. The accompanying table embodies fuch fafts as are recorded of his family : — 22 [JRMr LIST.] Officers Generall of the Horse. William Earle of Bedford, Lord Generall.s^ Sir William Belfoore Knight, Lievtenant Generall.9' Abraham Doreflaer, a minifter of the Dutch Reformed Church at: Oude, Niedorp, in 1602 ; Eukhuizen in 1605, where he died, March 19, 165;. Author of "A new tranflation of Holy Writ with Ex- planations and notes." Amfterdam, 1614, folio. A "Treatiie con- cerning the differences between the tenets of the Reformed and Anabaptift perfuafions, &c." I I. Samuel Doreflaer, minifter at Wervers- hoof,i638; atBrocIc, in Waterland, 1 645 ; atDelft, 1 648, where he died, 1653. 1 2. IfaacDoreflaer,:^ minifter at Hens- brock, 1627 ; at Eukhuizen, 1 62 8, where he died, 1652. 3. David Doreflaer, minifter of theDutch colonifts in Brazil. Returned to Holland and be- came minifter at Hobrede and Ofthniazen, 1644; Hultezen, 1649; Tholen,i65o; Zierik- zen, 1654. Died, 1671. Ifaac Doriflaus. Ifaac Doriflaus was a friend of Sir Henry Mildmay, and the firft Lord Brooke. Through the influence of the latter he was appointed to read a hiftorical lefture in Cambridge ; but was foon filenced on account of his maintaining anti -monarchical principles. His great knowledge of Civil Law caufed his nomination to the ofiice of Judge Advocate of the Army. For the lame reafon he was Ihortly afterwards made one of the Judges of the Court of Admiralty. He made himfelf efpecially hateful to the Royalifts by affifting to prepare the charge of High Treafon againft Charles L In the beginning of May, 1 649, he failed for Holland as Envoy from the Englifli Parliament to the Hague ; he had only fpent a very ftiort time there when, on the 12th, or, according to others, the 15 th of May, as he was taking his fupper at the Witte Zwaan (White Swan) Inn, fome five or fix men in maflcs entered the houfe, blew out the lights in the paflage, and rulhed into the public room, where he, in company with eleven other guefts, was fitting. Two of the confpirators immediately made a murderous attack on a Dutch gentleman named Grijp van Valkenfteyn, fuppofing him to be the Englifli Envoy. Finding out their miftake, however, they fet \_PARLUMENT.'\ 23 John Dulbier, Quarter-Mafter Generall.9* Sir Edward Dodfworth, CommifTary for the Horfe. John Ward, CommifTary for the Provifions. John Baldwine, Provoft Marfliall Generall.^s A List of the Train of Artillery. John Earle of Peterborough, Generall of the Ordnance.^ Philibert Emanuel de Boyes, Lievtenant Generall of the Ordnance. Nicholas Cooke, an Affiftantto the Lievtenant of the Ordnance. Alexander Forboys, a Surveyor or Comptroller. John Lyon, an Engineer. Six other Engineers Afliftants. upon Doreflaus, and flew him with many wounds, exclaiming as they did the deed, "Thus dies one of the King's Judges." The leader of this execrable gang was Col. Walter Whitford, fon of Walter Whitford, D.D., of Monkland, in Scotland. He received a penfion for this "generous aftion" (Wood) after the Reftoration. The Englilh Parliament gave their faithful fervant a magnificent funeral in Weftminfter Abbey, June 1 4, 1 649 ; but after the Reftoration thofe in power difturbed the body. His duft now refts with that of Admiral Blake, and others fuch as he, in a pit in St. Margaret's Churchyard. — John Loden Gollpried's Kronyck, iv. 454. Van der Da, Biographifch Woodenbock, in voc. There is a portrait of Ifaac Doreflaus by R. Vinkeles. 92 William Ruflell, fifth Earl of Bedford, fucceeded his father, 1641. Created Duke of Bedford, May 11, 1694. Died, 1700. Commanded the body of referve at Edge Hill, Oft. 23, 1642. Left the Parliamentary fervice and joined the King at Oxford. 9' Sir William Balfore, Lieutenant of the Tower. Difmifled from that office, 1640. Commanded the Horfe at Edge Hill, Oft. 23, 1642. 9* John Dalbier, or Dalbeer, a Dutchman " of name and reputation, and good experience in War," was left out of the newly formed army, and being difcontented, joined the rifing of the Earl of Holland. Killed in an inn at St. Neots, co. Huntingdon, July 5, 1648. 95 Juftice of peace for Buckinghamftiire, 1650. M.P. for Wendover, 1660. 96 Henry Mordaunt, fecond Earl of Peterborough, fucceeded to the earldom on the death of his father, June 18, 1642. Died, June 19, 1697. Buried at Turvey, co. Bed. 24 [JRMr LIST.] George Vernon ) two Commiflaries of the Ordnance, Materialls, John Phipps ; and Ammunition. A CommifTary to diftribute ViiStualls. Captaine Peter Cannon, a Purveyor Generall,both for Munition and all other neceflaries belonging to the Ordnance.9^ Eighteen Gentlemen of the Ordnance. I Tho. Holyman. 10 Jofhua Sing. 2 Robert Barbar. II George Ranfom. 3 Patrick Strelley. 12 Samuel Barry. 4 Adward Wafe. 13 Daniell Barwick. 5 Anthony Heyford. 14 Tho. Rawfon. 6 Robert Bower. 15 Tho. Sippence. 7 Henry Edfon. 16 Tho. Croire.99 8 James Francklin.^^ 17 Tho. Ayres. 9 Richard Honey. 18 William Hickfon John Fowke, a Matter of the Carriages, or Waggon Matter for the Artillery. Will. Crawley, a principall Conduftor of the Train of Artillery for the Draught-Horfes and Ammunition. Edward Weft, a Commiflary of the Train of Artillery for the draught-Horfes.'"" Sf An ordinance was forwarded from the Lords to the Commons, 29th Sep., 1645, for "enabling Peter Cannon to make ordnance after a new invention." — Com. Jour. iv. 293. According to Walker a perfon named Peter Canon was reftor ofRufliton St. Peter's, co. Northampton. "He was an excellent fcholar, a good preacher, and of a good life; and was turned out for reading Common-prayer." — Sufferings of the Clergy, 223. 98 Slain at Exeter. — Sprigg, p. 330. 99 Slain at the fiege of Sherborne Caftle, Aug, 15, 1645. — Micro- Chronkon, 1647. 100 Edward Weft and William Crawley were " Chiefe conduftors of the amunition drought-horfes and traine of artillery" among the Re- formados who were felefted for the Irilh fervice, June, 1642. — Broad- fide, Brit. Mus., 669, f ±^ iPARLIAMENT.I 25 George Wentworth, a Quarter-Mafter of the Traine of Artillery. Edward Frodfham ) Henry Roe > three Captaines to 600 Pyoners. John Dungan ) Gerard Wright ) Benjamin Hodfon > three Lievtenants to 600 Pioneers. Tho. Williams ">» ) Lancelet Honiburne, Matter Gunner. Chriftopher Troughton, Provoft Marfhall of the Artillery. Edward Okely, a Battery-Mafler. Joakim Hane, Fire-worker and Petardier. William Roberts, Fire-worker and Petardier. Harman Browning, a Bridge-Mafter for the Traine of Artillery. Jo. Herdine, an Affiftant unto him. Lievtenant Generall De Boys, Captaine of 100 Fire-locks. Rich. Price, Lievtenant to Captaine de Boys. THE LIST OF THE SEVERALL REGIMENTS OF FOOT AND HORSE. His Excellencies Regiment. Captaines. Colonell his Excellency. Liev. Col. W. Davies."2 Sir M. Jo. Bamfield. Sir Antho. St. John. Chr. Mathias. Jo. Skrimpfhiere. Tho. Skinner. Roger Bettridge. Tho. Ward. Edw. Leventhorp. 101 Slain at Ofweftree, co. Salop, June 1 5, 1 644. 108 At Newbury, firft battle, " on the parliament's part were flain about 500, colonel Tucker and the Lievtenant colonel of Effex's Regiment." — Whitelock, p. 2 1 5. E 26 [ARMT LIST.] Lievtenants. John Rainsford. Fulk Mufket. Hugh Juftice. Wal. Reed. Geo. Clark. Alex. Edwards. Jo. Cracroft. Tho. Lanford. Hen. Stevens. Enjignes. John Lloyd. Jenkin Song. Edw. Cockram."" Will. Bowen. Jo. Johnfon. Tho. Haftings. Andr. Ward. Hugh Harding. Sir Philip Stapleton'"* Captain of 100 Curaffiers for his Ex- cellencies Guard. Adam Baynard Lievtenant. Paul Greftiam Quarter-mafter. Captain Nathaniel Draper Cap- taine to the General's Troop of 50 Carbines. John Strelley Cornet. Abraham Carter Quarter Matter. Fire Locks. Captains. Robert Turner. Ambrofe Tindall. Nicholas Devereux. Phyjitian to the Traine and Perfon. Doftor John Saint John.'"* ^"3 Lieutenant Cockeram, flain before Scarborough, May, 1645. 10* Sir Philip Stapleton inherited " but a moderate eftate in Yorklhire, and, according to the cuftom of that country, had fpent his time in thofe delights which horfes and dogs adminifter." A member of the long Par- liament; joined in the profecution of Strafford; oppoled the felf-denying ordinance, 1 644. Withdrew beyond fea, and died at Calais as foon as he landed. " Was denied burial upon imagination that he had died of the plague." — Clarendon, pp. 119, 618. 10* The perfonal attendant of the Earl of Effex. — Letters tf the Devereux, ii. p. 444. iPARLUMENT.] 27 Ch'trurglon to the Traine and P erf on. Laur. Lowe. Chirurgion to the Regiment. William Parlces. Lievtenants. Vfeus Martery. Nich. Halford. Tho. Lawrence. Carriage Majier. William Wren. Chaplain. Stev. Marfhall."'*' Chaplain for the Regiment of Horfe. Doftor Burges.i"' 166 Stephen Marftial], B.D., was born at Godmanchefter and educated at Cambridge, and afterwards held the benefice of Finchfield in Eflex. He Jpent the laft two years of his life at Ipfwich. His body was buried in the fouth aifle of Weilminfter Abbey, 23rd Nov. 165;, but was dug up at the Reftoration. — Neal's Hiji. of the Puritans, ed. 1822, vol. iv. PP- '33' 319- Pepys ftates in his Diary, 26th Oft. 1667, that "Mrs. Price tells me that the two Marflialls at the King's houfe are Stephen Marlhall's, the great Prefbyterian's daughters." The names ofthefetwo aftreffes, who were laid to be women of loofe morals, were Anne and Beche Marfhall. I am not aware that proof has been given that they were in reality the children of this noted preacher. 107 Cornelius Burgels, of the family of Burgefs of Batcombe, co. Somerfet. Entered the Univerfity of Oxford, 161 1. D.D. 1627. One of the moft popular preachers during the Civil War. Loft his property at the Reftora- tion. Died in extreme want at Watford. Buried in Watford Church, June 9, 1665. " Wee'l break the windows which the whore Of Babylon hath painted. And when the Popilh faints are doun. Then Burgefs fliall be fainted ; There's neither crofTe nor crucifix Shall ftand for men to fee, Rome's trafli and trumpery Ihall go down. And hey then up go we." Rump Songs, ift edit. p. 15. 28 [JRMT L1ST.2 Sir John Merricks Regiment. Col. Sir Joh. Merrick.i°« John Edwards. L. C. Vincent Kilmady. John Baily. Ser. M. Will Herbert. ProvoJ} Marjhall. Captains. lohn Treme. Tyer. Chaplain. Lower. Tucker. Fran. Merrick. Tho. Lawherne.'os Chirurgion. John Lloyd. John Woodward. The Earle of Peterboroughs Regiment. Col. Jo. E. of Peterborow. L. C. Sir faithf. Fortefcue. Lievtenants. S. M. Francis Fairfax. Geo. Rowfe. Captains. Rich. Orfice. Jo. Rice. Sir Edw. Pay ton. Will. Thorp. Phil. Dutton. Hen. Cafe. Bevill Prideaux. Ornall Fountain. Robert Knightley. Tho. Treeft. lo. Butler. Jo. Balftone."" Hen. Lovell. Geo. Hartridge. Geo. Blunt. Jam. Grimes. 1"^ See note 8p. 109 Thomas Laugherne, or Langhorn, a gentleman of South Wales, had ferved the Earl of Eflex as a page in the Low Countries. Deferted the Parliament in company with Powell and Poyer. He was taken prifoner by Oliver Cromwell in Pembroke Caftle, July 1 1, 1648. "° This perfon, or a namefake, was a Lieutenant of foot among the Reformados engaged for the Irilh fervice, June, 1642; a Commiffioner of [PARLIAMElSfT.-\ 29 Enftgns. Goldfborow. John Apew. Alex. Thory. Jo. Bridges. Jam. Harrifon. Bevill Cruttenden. Rich. Lidcoat. Tho. Laham. Jo. Pew. Cha. Harrow. The Earle of Stamfords Regiment. Col. Hen. E. of Stamford."^ Liev. Col. Edw. Maffie."« Ser. M. Conft. Ferrer. Captains. Tho, Savill. Edw. Gray. Charles Blunt. Peter Crifpe. Ifaack Dobfon. Arnold Cofbie. Jo. Bird. garter Majier. Ferdinando Gray. Carriage Majier. Rich. Phillips. Lievtenants. John Clifton. James Harcus. William He wet. William White. James Bock. Robert Hampfon. Jo. Hemens. Nath. Tapper. Robert Mallery. Hen. Cantrell. affeffment for Norfolk, 1656; and a Captain in the Norfolk Militia in 1659. Liji of ... . Reformados, Brit. Mus., 669, f. i. Scobell, ii. 411. Com. Jour. vii. 760. »i Henry Grey, fecond Baron Gray of Groby. Created Earl of Stam- ford, CO. Lincoln, March z6, 1628. Died, Aug. 21, 1673. His fon, Thomas Grey, commonly called Lord Grey of Groby, died during his father's life, leaving male iffue. ^^^ Edward Maffey is faid to have offered his fervices to King Charles I. before he was retained by the Parliament, Governor of Gloucefter, which he fuccefsfuUy defended againft the Royal forces. Deprived of his com- miflion by the felf-denying ordinance, 1644. Joined King Charles II.; was taken prifoner after the battle ofWorcefter, Sept. 3, 165 1, but efcaped abroad. 30 [JRMr LIST.'\ Chirurgion. Jo. Rice. Enftgns. John Chambers. John Starkey. Tho. Griffin. William Pincock. James Gray. Hen. Collingwood. Tho. Barnes. James Baker. Laur. Clifton. Provoft Marjhall. Robert Powell. The Lord Saves Regiment. Col. William Lord Say.' L. C Hutchinfon. Ser. M. Ja. Atchafon. Captains. Geo. Marrow. Chrifto. Burgh. Jam. Temple. Walter Lloyd. Morgan Tinne. Robert Blowe. Bufly Baffet. garter Majier. Hum. Dix. Lievtenants. lohn Rainsford. Luke Weekings. Jam. Hannam. Hoare. Langford. Tho. Haynes. Wil. Howard. Jon. Newcomin. Edw. Cawardine. Enjigns. lohn Butcherfield. Jofeph Fames. lo. Kelly. Corby. Ben. Lee. Tho. Colledge. Gittings. Tho. Sweeper. Prue. Prideaux. in William Fienes, eighth Baron Say and Sele. Created Vifcount of Say and of Sele, July 7, 1624. Married Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Temple of Stow, co. Buckingham, and had iffue — i, James; 2, Nathaniel; [PJRLIJMENT.-I 31 The Lord Whartons Regiment. C. Phil. L. Wharton."* Liev. Col. Jer. Hortori. Ser. Ma. Owen Parry. Captains. Robert Long. Henry Carew. Jude Leigh. Henry Skipwith Chr. Baily. Gibbons. Elias Struce. Provoji Marjhall. George Higham. Lievtenants. Ch. Holcroft. Fr. Fitfliues. Edw. Browne. Tho. Albany. Wil. Browne. Will. Bridges. George Uflier. William Emerfon. Anthony Mafliam. Ifaac Turney. Chirurgion. Jo. Broughton. Enjtgns. Blake. Tho. Radford. Robert Hughes. Roger Moore. Wil. Heydon. Edw. Horton. Jo. Garret. Jer. Gardiner. Rich. Bland. Edw. Horton. 3, John ; 4, Richard ; and five daughters, Bridget, Elizabeth, Conftance, Sufan, and Anne. On the Reftoration he was made Lord Privy Seal. He died 14th April, 1662. 1'* Philip Wharton, fourth Baron Wharton. Succeeded to the peerage on the death of his grandfather, Philip Wharton, third Baron, 1625. He married, i , Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Rowland Wandsford, of Pickhay, co. York ; 2, Jane, daughter of Arthur Goodwyn of Upper Winchendon, co. Bucks; 3, Anne, daughter of William Carr of . . . . Scotland. He died 1696. 32 [JRMr LIST.] The Lord Rochfords Regiment. Col. Lord Rochford."* Liev. C. Ed. Aldrich. Ser. Ma. Tho. Leighton. Captains. Tho. Drake. George Walfli. Philip Ballard. Benjamin Hooke. Fran. Hudfon. Jafper Brand. Geo. Willoughby. ^arter-MaJler. Miles Dobfon. Chaplain. lo. Page. Lievtenants. lo. Norfhip. William Shawe. Edw. Deering. Walter Bradley. Ralph Carter. Edw. Melfon. Jo. Sheppard. Matth. Stoaker. Humphry Dimock. Miles Afliton. Provoji Marjhall. lo. Burbeck. Enfignes. Henry Newdigate. Mount Sanders. Jeffery Lloyd. Peter Blewin. Edw. Lovell. George Burrell. William Williams. Hen. Smith. Jo. Bramfton. Carriage Majler. lo. Poore. The Lord Saint- Johns Regiment. Ser. Ma. Ed. Andrews. Col. Oliver L. St. John."6 Liev. Col. Tho. Effex. "* John Carey, fon and heir of Henry Carey, fourth Baron Hunfdon and firft Vifcount Rochford and Earl of Dover. John Carey fucceeded to his father's honours, 1668. Died, 1677. See note 18. 1'® Oliver Saint John, eldeft fon of Oliver St. John, fourth Baron Saint [PJRLIAMENT.'\ 33 Captains. Timo. Neale, Oliver Beecher. Jo. Harvie. Lewis Pemberton. Tho. Miles. Jo. Hilderfon. Tho. Thorogood. Carriage Ma^Jier. Tho. Greene. garter Majler. William Walwin,. Lievtenants. Theo. Paholigus.'" Will. Boughty. William Cafie. Jos. Sears. Lyon Pilkington. Tho. Bedealls. Edw. Carew. John, who was created Earl of Bolinbroke, co. Lincoln, Dec. z8, 1624; was fummoned to Parliament in his father's barony of Saint John. Slain at Edge Hill, Oft. 23, 1642. "7 A member of the family of Palseologus of Landulph, co. Cornwall, who are believed to have been a branch of the Imperial houfe of Conftan- tinople. The Englifti Palasologoi have long been extinft in the male line, both here and in the Weft Indies, to which fome of the members of the family emigrated. Their blood, tranfmitted through females, doubtlefs yet flows in the veins of many a Devonftiire and Cornilh gentleman. " Fors non mutat genus." The perfon here indicated may poflibly be Theodore Palasolpgus, fon of Theodore Palzeologus of Landulph, who died Jan. 21, 1636. This Theodore was afterwards a failor, and died at fea in 1693, on board the Royal Charles. From his will, which was proved at Doftors' Commons, it fee;D;s that he had no iflue. The following entry occurs in the Burial Regifter of Weftminfter Abbey. It is probable that it relates to the fheod^re Palaeologus of Lord St. John's Regiment. " 1644 Theodorus Pahiologus was b* near the lady St. *" John's tomb May 3." For information relative to the Englilh Paljeologoi, fee the following : — Archeeologia, xyiii. pp. 85-104. Chambers Journal, xvii. p. 24. Burn's Hijl. of Foreign R^ugee^, p. 230. ScpoMBUROif's Hijf. of Barbadpes. Oldmixon's Weft f tidies. Gentlfimfi^'s Magazine, Jan. 1843. LvsqN's Corniuall, p. 172. Kofes and ^erJes, ift ^txKS,pa£im. F 34 [JRMr LIST.] Rich. More. John Wood. Wendy Oxford. Provojl Mar/hall. Robert Lucas. Chaplain. Jo. Vinter. Enftgnes. lo. Marfliall. Tho. Joy. Edw. Gravenor. Geo. Elliot. Lewis Mordent. Noah Neale. Hen. Tayler. Jos. Scarbrough. Ric. Parker. Hen. Lovell. Chierurglon. William Roberts. The Lord Brooks Regiment. Col. The Lord Brook."^ Liev. Col. Sir Edw. Peto. S. M. Wal. Ailworth. Captains. Tho. Fitch. Jo. Lilborne."9 Ralph Cotsforth. Tho. Hickman. Nicho. Warren. Sambridge. John Bridges. Waggon-Majier. John Smith. ^uarter-MaJter. John Hunt. 118 Robert Greville, iecond Baron Brooke. Slain at the fiege of Lich- field, March 2, 1642. i'9 Son of Richard Lilburn of Thickley-Punchardon, co. Durham. An apprentice to a cloth-packer in Saint Swithin's Lane, London. Became clerk to William Prynne, in or about 1 63 2. Whipped at a cart's tail from the Fleet Prifon to Weftminfter, and afterwards flood in the pillory, for having written a book againft bifhops. His whole life was one long ftruggle againft authority. He died at Eltham, co. Surrey. Buried "in the New Church yard adjoining to Bedlam," Aug. 31, 1657. John Lil burn's llrange doings in the Ifle of Axholme, co. Lincoln, have not hitherto met with the notice they deferve. See on this matter, Hift. of Thome, \izg, l2mo. pp. 150-155. Peck's Topographical Account of \_PJRLUMENT.'] 35 Lievtenants. John Afhfield. Chrift. Langton. Daniel Hinton. Nich. Ling. John Matterfey. Jo. Morris.!'^'' Roger Cotterell.'^i John Gates. Wivell. William Bridges. Provojt Marjhall. William Coleman. Enjignes. lohn Davis, lohn Warren. Tho. Roberts. William Taton. Tho. Hinde. Hum. Lyeathcock. Jo. Peto. Tho. Ginnings. Cotton. Egglefton. Chirurgion. lohn Cleare. the IJle of Axholme, pp. 1 17-120. John Lilburn tried and Caji, 4:0. 1653, pp. 84-90. Arms, argent, three water-bougets, fable. Perfons bearing this name, and not improbably of the fame ftock, were living in' Yorkihire and Lincolnftiire in the fixteenth and feventeenth centuries. In 1 545 Thomas Lelburn was paribn of AtclifFe, co. Lincoln. In 1 602 the bell was rung in Louth Church for Edward Lilborne, and Richard Lilburne was a reculant fchoolmafter reliding at Kirkby Wharf, circa 1 604. Louth Ch. Ace. Peacock's Rom. Cath. in co. York, 1604, p. 26. 12" It is not improbable that this perfon is the John Morris who de- fended Pontefraft Caftle during its lalt fiege. It is known that he had ferved the Parliament, but was left out of the new army after the felf- denying ordinance, as " his life of great licence kept not his reputation with the new officers." Pontefraft furrendered, March 22, 1649. Morris, the governor, was excepted from mercy ; he efcaped, however, for a time, by charging through the enemies' lines on horfeback, but was captured about ten days afterwards in Lancalhire. Tried at York for high treafon, Aug. 16, 1649. Executed, Aug. 23. His body refts in Wentworth Church, CO. York, near to the grave of his old mailer the Earl of Strafford. Arms, azure, three eagles difplayed, or ; on a canton argent, a caftle, gules. — Dugdale's Vifit. of Tortjhire, 1665, 1666, p. 267. Commons' Journals, vi. p. 174. Thoresby's Ducatus Leod. (Whitaker's edit.), p. 71. Notes and ^eries, iii. s. vol. v. p. 476. Drake's PontifraSi Caftle, (Surtees' Soc), p. 86. 12' Prifoner at Cirencefter, 2 Feb. 1643. — Somers' Trails, iv. 510. 36 [JRMr LIST.] The Lord Mandeviles Regiment. Col. Hen. L. Mandevill.'" L. Col. Jo. Parkinfon. Ser. Ma. lohn Drake. Captaines. Fran. Wilfon. Hen. Samerfter. Edw. Watts. Robert Goodwin. Robert Palmer. Dan. Redman. Ofborn Williams. ProvoJI-MarJhall. lohn Turner. Carriage-Majier. Robert Oufby.'^s Lievtenants. Turkington. John Hofkins. Roger Whetftone. Fran. Ballard. Hen. Worth, lo. Rofe. Bridges Bufhell. Nich. Dibdale. Hugh Beefton. James Blodwell. Chaplain. Simon Afh. ^arter-MaJier. Nich. Wood. Enjtgnes. Jafper Goodwin. Nath. Walmfly. Tho. Davies. lo. Ramfey. Cha. Davies. Tho. Goodwin. »22 Edward Montague, fon and heir of Henry Montague, firft Earl of Manchefter, was educated at Cambridge. M.P. for Huntingdon in the firft Parliament of Charles I. One of the Commiffioners to treat with the Scotch, 1640. Defeated the Earl of Newcaftle at Horncaftle, co. Lincoln, June, 1643. Took Lincoln Caftle by ftorm, Monday, May 6, 1644, capturing therein Sir Francis Fane, the governor. Sir Charles Dallifon, and others. Died at Whitehall, May 5, 1671, aged 69 years. 123 This is an uncommon name, but is found in Weftmerland and Cumberland. Robert Oufhy, a monk of St. Alban's, was abbot of Burton- on-Trent, and died in 1432. — Mon. Ang. iii. 49. iPJRLIAMENT.} Math. Milbourn. Fleming, lohn Daily, Chirurgion. William Stannard. 37 The Lord Roberts his Regiment. Col. John L. Roberts.!''* L. Col, Will. Hunter. Ser. M. Alex. Hurry. Captaines. James Witcherly. lo. Walker. lo. Mercer. Mark Grimes. John Mill. lonath. Elliot. lam. Fookes. ^uarter-MaJier . William Rawlins. Provojl Marjhall. Hum. Franouth. Lievtenants. Geo. Graden. Tho. Keckwick. Rich. Baron. Walter Heys. Jo. Melvin. Tho. Turrell. Barnard Smelomb. lo. Spooner. Dan. Trevor. Carriage- Majier. Thom. Higgins. Chaplain. Dr. Calibut Downing."* 1** John Robartes, fecond Baron Robartes of Truro, co. Cornwall. Succeeded to his father's tide, 1634. Created Vifcount Bodmin, co. Cornwall, and Earl of Radnor, July 23, 1679. Died at Chelfea, July 17, 1685. Buried at Lanhedrock, co. Cornwall. 125 The eldeft fon of Calybute Downing of Shennington, co. Gloucefter. Lord of the Manors of Sugarfwell and Tyfoe, co. Warwick. A commoner of Oriel College, Oxford, 1623. Reftor of Hickford, co. Bucks, and of Weft Ildfey, co. Berks. Exchanged the latter redory for that of Hackney, near London. Died at Hackney, 1644. Calybute Downing had the misfortune to be the father of George Downing, a man notorious for one of the blackeft afts of perfidy to be found in our annals. George Downing began life as a minifter of religion, having been Colonel Okey's Chaglain. 38 [JRAdr LIST.] Enftgnes. Tho. Roufe. William Hender. Alex. TulidafFe. Cuthbert Farley, los. Normington. lohn Skudamore. Mark Grimes. Edw. Genings. Ben. Groome. lohn Merrick. Chirurgion. Edw. Cooke. COLONELL ChoLMLIES ReGIMENT. Col. Sir Hen. Cholmly.'^e L. Col. Launce Alured. Ser. M. Th. Southcot. Captaines. Henry lenkins. William Bateler. Henry Katcofe. Goddard Leigh. Richard Jones. Robert Hunt, lohn Bury. Provoji Marjhall. Nicholas Garth.i^^ He was afterwards " a foldier in Scotland, and at length fcout Mailer general there, and a burgefs for ftverall corporations in that kingdom." He became loyal at the Reftoration, and was difpatched as envoy extra- ordinary into Holland, where, under the promife of fafety, he trepanned Colonel Okey, Miles Corbet, and Colonel Barkftead into his power, and fent them over to England to fuffer death for having been members of the commiffion for trying King Charles I. George Downing was created a Baronet, July, 1663. Arms, barruly of eight, argent and vert, a giiphon rampant, or. 126 "phe fecond fon of Sir Richard Cholmley of Whitby, co. York. He twice befieged his brother. Sir Hugh Cholmley, who had deferted the fervice of the Parliament, in his caftle of Scarborough. Survived the Reftoration, and is faid to have been aftive in bringing about that event. 1^' Nicholas Garth was not improbably a member of the family of Garth of Headlam, co. Durham. The name Nicholas does not occur in the very carefiilly compiled pedigree by the late John Richard Walbran, Efq. Arms of Garth of Headlam and of Bolham, co. Durham, or, two lions [PARLIJMENT.] 39 Lievtenants. Mich. Jobfon. Mich. Dane. William Wellin. George Fulwood. lo. Shanke. lo. Fiflier. Andrewes. Goodwin. Smith Wilkinfon. Chaplain. Adoniram Bifield. Enjtgnes. Hugh Philips. George Rotherham. Hen. Burkfley. Tho. Apleby. William Weft. Barth. Burrell. Herald Skrimfhaw. COLONELL HoLLIS HIS ReGIMENT. Col. Denzell Hollis."« L. C. Hen. Billingfley. Ser. Maj. Jam. Quarls.i«9 Captaines. Allen Povey. William Barke. Richard Lacey. George Harlock. Jo. Francis. Wm. Buries. Bennet. Lievtenants. Rich. Parker. Jo. Court.^o Geo. Hampfon. Roger Noard. lo. Owen. Tho. Lawrence. Samuel. Tho. Churchman. Enjignes. Ralph Walfet. paffant, in pale, between three crofflets fitchee, fable. — Walbran's Gain- ford, p. no. 128 Denzill Holies, younger fon of John Holies, iirft Earl of Clare. One of the five members charged with high treafon, 1641. One of the commiffioners fent by Parliament to wait on Charles II. at the Hague, 1 660. i'9 Killed at Brainford, Nov. 12, 1642. — Muro-Chronicon. 130 A perfon of this name, defcribed as of Ulnhall, co. Warwick, yeoman, paid 64/. 18/. on compounding for his eftate. — Dring, 23. 40 \_4RMr LIST.] Rawley Willis. Edw. Neve. Robert Willoughby. Tho. Clement. Tho. Cattorill. Alexander Payard. COLONELL BaMFXELDS ReGIMENT. Col. William Bamfield.'" Hogan Roojkwood. L. C. Sir Ro. Wingfield. Hum. Burtqn. Ser. Ma. Sam. Price. Albion Deri.ckbore. Captaines. He. Wray. Andrew Ball Rob. Baker. Rich. Benfon. lo. lefop. ^arter-majier. Chri. Allanfon. lo. Minfliaw. Wil. Owen. Tho. StafForton. Carriage-maji. He. Beecher. Pawlet, Enfignes. Chaplain. Freeman. Samfon Manaton. George Wingfield. Sym. Giggins. Chirurgion. Rich. Searle. lo. Rofe. lo. Browne. William Blake. Lievtenants. lo. Hart. Ambr. Cade. Ralph Garth. Tho. Durdo. Richard Jaekfon. lo. Price. Fra. Barber. Tho. Hudfon. Provoji Mar^all. Tho. Latimer. Richard Gray. >" Sir Willisni Bamfield foon JQined the King's fervicg, and was taken prifoner at Arundel by Sir William Waller. Jan. 28, 1644, P^^^eA in the efcape of the Duke of York, \h\^. \_PARLIAMEN1.] 4J COLONELL GrANTHAMS ReGIMENT. Col, Tho. Grantham."2 Liev. C. Fran. Clarke. Sen Ma. lo. Holman. Captaines. Hen. Afliley. Sir Tho. Pigot. Rich. Gibbs. Tho. Rogers. Fran. Grantham. Geo. Slatford. Hen. Blundell. ^uarter-maji. H. Throckmorton. Lievtenants . Francis Gray. Edw. Tetlow. Ifaac Challys. Thomas Lee. Steph. Deane. Edw. Apfeley. lo. Blanden. Miles Hitchcock. Geo. Walter. Tho. Sparrow. Provoji Marjhall. Robert Gibbons. Enjtgnes. Nethermill Garrard. Tho. Browne. Tho. Coo. Geo. Langford. lo. Middleton. Henry Gurney. Sheldon Napper. lob Throckmorton. Ben. Betfworth. Tho. Blundell. Carriage-majier. lo. Hopkinfon. Sir William Constables Regiment. Col. Sir W. Conftable.'33 Liev. C. Rob. Grain. Ser. M. He. Frodfham. Captaines. Tho. Eure. '32 Colonel Thomas Grantham reinforced the Parliamentary Army with the troop under his command the evening after Edge Hill battle. '33 Sir William Conftable of Flamborough, co. York. Knighted by the G 42 \_ARMr lam. Breckham. lo. Fenwick. Simon Needham. Ben. Cicill. Humph; Jones, lam. Gray. Provoft Marjhall. lohn Yarner. Carriag e-Mafler. Caleb Love-joy. Lievtenants. Edm. Hackluit. lo. Linch. Sumner. lo. Dugdaile. Tho. Compton. Hen. Pownall. Tho. Beft. lacob Stringer. Courtop. LIST.'\ Ro. Harvie. Chirurgion. Nath. Harris. Chaplain. William Sedgwick.'^* Enftgnes. Jofeph Smith. William Knight. William Miller. Arthur Young. Lifter. Arth. Pargiter. Harecourt. lohn Gorge. Tho. Roe. Mofes Neale. ^uarter-majler . William Bradford. Earl of Effex in Ireland, 1599. Created a Baronet, 1611. Imprifoned in the matter of Shipmoney. He was appointed one of the commiffioners for trying Charles I., and figned the death-warrant. He died, 1655. With retrofpeftive malignity, worthy of thofc who violated the fanftity of the graves at Weftminfter, his name was excepted out of the general pardon at the Reftoration as if he had been living; thus his eftates became forfeited. Arms, quarterly, gules and vaire, over all a bend, or. 13"* Son of William Sedgwick of London. Entered Pembroke College, 1624; was chief preacher of the city of Ely during the Commonwealth. He was called, from his zealous labours, " the apoftle of the ifle of Ely," but gave up his preferment on the palling of the Aft of Uniformity. — Wood's Athenee Oxon. in voce. {PARLIAMENT.!^ 43 COLONELL BaLLARDS ReGIMENT. Col. Tho. Ballard."5 Liev. C. Fran. Martin. Ser. Ma. Wil. Lower. Captaines. Tho. Middleton. Fran. Foukes, fen. Edward Allen. Edw. Primrofe. Pet. Momford. lo. Browne. Rob. Noyes. ^uarter-maji. lo. Lamfdie. Lievtenants. Leon Moreton. lo. Hughes. Dan. Redman, lohn Lookar. Fran. Fowke, jun. Fran. Bowyler. Edw. Norbury. Robert Davies. Tho. Brandy. Waggon-majier. Jere. Burleigh. Enfignes. Hen. Collingwogd. William Fowles. Cha. Parker. Robert Purpell. Henry Higgins. Tho. Axftell. lo. Hardy. Edw. Wett. William Ogee. William Garfoot. Provoft.MarJhall. Ben. Ludlow. Sir William Fairfax his Regiment. Col. Sir William Fairfax.i^e L. Col. Will. Monings.. Ser. Ma. Jarvis Paine. Captaines. Francis Rogers. 135 Commander-in-chiefinLincolnfhirefor the Parliament, 1643. After- wards entered the Royal fervice. ^^^ Sir William Fairfax of Steeton, co. York, Knight, eldeft fon of Sir 44 [ARMY LIST.] Edward Ondingfell. Thomas Rufh. Michael Bland. Robert Wilfhiere. Leighton. William Trunke. ^arter-MaJier. Thomas Tyrer. Chirurgion. James Winter. Lievtenants. David Goldfmith. Thomas Whitney. George Tirwhit.'^' lohn Caldecott. William France. Thomas Rutton. Francis Bland. George GifFord. William Llewellin. lohn Fofter. Provoji MarJhalL Henry Fifljer. Enjignes. lohn Read. Atwell Needham. lohn Lloyd. Richard Adams, Richard Upton. Edward Otter, lames Sleigh. lo. White. Theophilus Willey. Samuel Kenariclc. Carriage-Majter. Henry Ward. Philip Fairfax of Steeton, by his wife Frances, daughter of Edmund Sheffield, third Baron Sheffield of Butterwick, co. Lincoln, and firft Earl of Mulgrave. Sir William Fairfax married Frances, daughter of Sir Thomas Chaloner, Knight, of Guifborough in Cleveland, filter of Thomas Chaloner and James Chaloner, who were members of the commiffion for trying King Charles I. Sir William Fairfax was flain before Montgomery Caftle, Oft. 27, 1644. — Thoresby's Ducatus Leodinenfis, p. 67. Stonehouse's IJle of Axholme, p. 262. i^'' George Tyrwhitt was a member of the old and illuftrious houle of Tyrwhitt of Kettilby and Stainfield, co. Lincoln. His name does not occur in the printed pedigree. Many of the members of this family were royalifts ; fome others were, in feeling at leaft, on the popular fide. A privately printed hiftory of this family exifts. [PARLIAMENT.] 45 CoLONELL Charles Essex his Regiment. Col. Charles Effex."^ L. C. Adam Coningham. Ser. Ma Captaines. William Roberts. Jo. Jenkins. Francis Hall. William Frederick."9 lo. Hafelwood. Samuel Loftus. Sir Wil. Effex. ^uarter-maft. Rog. Wafe. Lievtenants , Francis Hall. Edward Barnewell. lames Webb. Ralph Williams. Barth. Elliot. Walraven Hemert. Chriftoph. Crow. Chriftoph. Chidley. lames Burrell. Daniel Robinfon. Chaplain. Samuel Wells. Enjignes. lo. Shipman. Leonard Hawkins, lo. Wheeler. lo. Warkins. Tracey Smart. lo. Withers. William Stratford. Thomas Fitz. Rob. Shergall. Rich. Thornehill. Provoji Mar. Martin Benthin. Chirurgion. lo. Browne. 138 Charles Eflex, fon of Sir William Eflex of Lambourne, co. Berks (who was himfelf a captain in his fon's regiment). He had been a page to the Earl of Effex, through whofe influence he obtained a command in the Low Countries. Killed by a mulket-fliot at Edge Hill, Odt. 23, 1642, where his father was taken prifoner by the King's forces. 139 Probably William, eldefl: fon of Chriftopher Frederick, Sergeant Surgeon to James I. 46 [ARMr LIST.] CoLONELL John Hameden his Regiment. Col. John Hambden.i« Liev. C. WagftaiF. Ser. Ma. Will. BarrifF. Captaines. Richard Ingoldefbe.'*' Nicholls. Arnett. John Stiles. Ray man t. Robert Farrington. Morris. Lievtenants , Henry Ifliam. A Dutchman. Shorter. Enjignes. Edward Willet. Laurence Almot. Chaplain. William Spurftow."« How the number of Souldiers in each Regiment of Foot are divided under their feveral Captaines. The Colonells company .... 200 The Lievtenant Colonells company 160 The Sergeant Majors company . 140 Seven Captaines 700 Every Regiment confifts of 1200. Befides Officers. 1^0 John Hampden, eldeft fon of William Hampden of Hampden, co. Bucks, by his wife Elizabeth, fecond daughter of Sir Henry Cromwell of Hinchinbroke, co. Hunt. Wounded at Charlgrove field, June 18, 1643; died fix days afterwards. ^*' Richard Ingoldfby of Lenthenborough, CO. Bucks. One of the com- miflioners for the trial of Charles I. His fignature is attached to the death- warrant. Pardoned at the Reftoration, and created a Knight of the Bath. His refidence was at Waldridge, in the parifli of Dinton, near Aylefbury. He was buried in Hartwell Church, Sept. 16, 1685. — Noble's Houfe of Cromtoell, vol. ii. p. 189. '*2 Sometime Matter of Katherine Hall, Cambridge, but ejefted for refufing "the engagement." — Neal's Hijl. of Puritans, iv. 375. IPARLIAMENT.^ 47 The Names of the Counsell of Warre. Sir John Mericke, Prefident. Sir William Belfore, Lievtenant-Generall of the Horfe. Colonell Wardlaw. Colonell Grantham. Sir William Conftable. Philibert Emmanuel de Boyfe, Lievtenant Generall of the Artillery. Dodtor Ifaac Dorifla, Advocate of the Army. HE Lift of the Troops of Horfe, under the command of William Earle of Bedford : Each Troop con- fifting of 60 Horfe ; befides 2 Trumpeters, 3 Cor- poralls, a Sadler, and a Farrier. COLONELLS AND THEIR OFFICERS. Colonell, William Earle of Bed- ford. Major. Chirurgion, Hugh Ward. Colonell, Sir Wil. Belfore. Major, Jo. Urrey. Chirurg. James Swright. Colonell, Bazil Lord Fielding.' 1^3 Bazil Fielding, fon and heir of William Fielding, firft Vifcount Fielding and Earl of Denbigh, fought in the Parliamentary Army at Edge Hill, his father, the Earl of Denbigh, ferving as a volunteer on the lide of the King. William, firft Earl of Denbigh, was mortally wounded in the Royal Army near Birmingham, April 3, 1643, and now lies buried at Monk's Kirby, co. Warwick. Bazil, the fecond Earl, died Nov. 28, 1685. 48 [JRMr LIST.] Major, Robert Beckill. Colonell, Lord WlUoughby of Parham.i** Colonell, Sir William Waller, i*' Major, Horatio Carew. Chirur. James Bricknell. Colonell, Edwin Sands. Major, Alex. Douglas. Chirurgion, John Anthony. I Troop. The Lord Generalls. Liev. W. Anfeil. Cornet, John Palmer. 2. C. Sir W. Belfore. L. lohn Meldram. C. William Jewty. C. L. Grey, Groub. L. Sim. Matthews. C. Th. Barington. Q. Da. Madox. C. Earle of Peterb. L. Herb. Dlauftierd.i*^ C. Will. Cheney. C. Lord Say. L. Hen. Atkinfon. C. John Croker. Q^ Robert Parin. C. Lord Brooke. L. Richard Croffe. C. Rob. Lilbourne. Q, lo. Okey. '*■* Francis Willoughby, fifth Baron Willoughby of Parham. He took Gainftorough byftorm, July i6, 1643, getting "great ftore of ammunition and armes in the towne, a good part of the Earl of Kingfton's Treafures ; one writes, more gold than his red bever hat will hold." — ne Kingdom'' s Weekly Intelligencer, 18—25, J'^'X' '^43' ^^ quoted in Stark's Hiji. of Gainjborough, 1843, p. 130. "The Lord Willoughby kept the town afterwards againft the Earl of Newcaftle's forces, till overpowered with numbers he was forced to furrender it on honourable conditions." — White- lock, i. 209. Drowned in the Weft Indies, 166.6. "5 Son of Sir Thomas Waller, Conftable of Dover Caftle. Had ferved in the Low Country wars. He was defeated at the battle of Lanfdowne, July 5, 1643. Died Sept. 9, 1669. '*S This is almoft certainly a mifprint for Blanflierd. [PARLIAMENT.-] 49 C. L. Haftings.'*' L. Tho. Gratwick. C. Hen. Ayfluye. Q. Tho. Meftiam. 8. C. L. St. John. L. Marmad. Couper. C. Oliver Cromwell. Q, W. Wallen. C. L. Stanford. L. Samuel Bofa. C. Cap. Ric. Bingley. Q^ Tho. Vaves. 10. C. L. Fielding. L. Reeve Bayley. C. Tho. Brudnell. Q^ William Tovey. II. C. L. Wharton. L. Ralph Whiftler. C. Peter Ware. Qi Nich. Batterfljy. 12. C. Lord Willoughby of P. L. Hum. Brookbank. C. Tho. Hickman. 13- C. Lord Grey. Q; Madox. C. Jam. ShefFeld.i''8 L. Tho. Jewks. C. Rich. Maunder. Q, Rich. lolly. 15- C. Sir W. Waller. L. Ric. Newdigate. C. Foulke Grevill. Qi Fran. Grey. i6. C. John Gunter. L. Hen. Strelly. C. James Godderd. Q^ Edw. Pudfey. 17- C. Will. Pretty. i*T Ferdinando Haftings, fori and heir of Henry Haftings, fifth Earl of Huntingdon. Born at Aftiby de la Zouch, Jan. i8, i6o8. Died Feb. 15, 1655. **8 Son of Edmund Sheffield, firft Earl of Mulgrave, by his fecond wife, Mariana, daughter of Sir William Irwin, Knight. H so IJRMr LIST.] L. Matt. Ploughman. C. Miles Morgan. Q, Nich. Smith. i8. Rob. Burrell. L. John Greene. C. Nathaniel Weft. Q^ Thomas Eliot. 19. C. Francis Dowett. L. Hen. Saderfon. C. Tho. Gore. Qi John Otter. 20. C. lames Temple.i^^ L. William Baker. C. Carax Ling. Qi Fran. Sharpe. 21. C. lohn Bird. L. Samuel Bofa. C. Ambr. Rooke. Q^ Jonathan Finch. 22. C. Mathew Draper. C. lohn Strelly. Q. Abraham Carter. 23. C Dimock. 24. C. Horatio Carey. L. Jonas Vandrufick. C. George Hutton. 25. C. lohn Alured.i* 26. C. lohn Neale. L. Rob. Brufe. 27. C. lohn Hamond. '■^S This is probably the James Temple who was one of the commis- fioners for the trial of King Charles I. He was tried after the Reftoration, but the extreme penalty of the law was not inflifled. Suppofed to have died in the Tower. 150 John Alured was a Yorklhireman, probably a native of Hedon in Holdernefs, which borough he reprefented in the Parliament of 1640. He was one of King Charles I.'s judges, and figned the warrant for his execu- tion. Although he died before 1660, his name was put in the a.& of attainder that his property might be forfeited. His brothers, Lancelot and Matthew Alured, were aftive on the fide of the Parliament. [PARLIAMENT.-] 51 C. William Gill. Q; Ifack Cavaler. 28. C. Ed. Ayfcough. L. Thomas Mofley. C Sayer. Q. Clarke. 29. C. Alex. Pym. L. Arnold Haward. C. Ric. Compton. Qi Ralph Romitree. 30- C. lohn Hotham.»5i 31- C. Arthur Evelin. L. C. John de la Hay. 32- C. Geo. Thorn pfon. L. John Cofhe. C. lohn Upton. Q. Will. Coufe. '51 Sir John Hotham, Knight, was created a baronet, January 14, 1621. He was Governor of Hull at the breaking out of the Civil War, and refufed King Charles I. admittance into that town, March 23, 1642, for which he was proclaimed a traitor by the King. He and his fon, Sir John Hotham, Knight, were afterwards difcovered to be correfponding with the Earl of Newcaftle and other Royalifts, for which afts they were tried and fuffered death, 1645. Sir John Hotham reprefented a good old Yorkfhire family. He had five wives — i, Katherine, daughter of Sir John Rhodes of Barlborough, co. Derby; 2, Anne, daughter of Ralf Rookefty [Rokeby], a far-away kinfwoman of the Editor's ; 3, Frances, daughter of John Legard of Ganton, co. York ; 4, Katherine, daughter of Sir William Bamborough of Ouftn, co. York; 5, Sarah, daughter of Thomas Anlably of Etton, CO. York. John Hotham the younger was fon of his firfi: wife: he was married thrice — i, to Frances, daughter of Sir John Wray of Glentworth, Baronet ; 2, to Margaret, daughter of Thomas, Vifcount Emeley ; 3, to Ifabell, daughter of Sir Henry Anderfon of Long Cowton, CO. York. The arms of Hotham are Barry often argent and azure, on a canton or, a Cornilh chough fable, legged gules. — Fijit. Ebor. 336. The regifter of All Hallows, Barking, contains the following entries: — " 1644-5, Jan. I, John Hotham, Efqir. Beheaded for betraing his truft to y" ftate." " Jan. 2, Sr. John Hotham, Knight, Beheaded fFor betraing his truft to the park." 52 [JRMT LIST.] 33- C. Edwin Sandys. L. John Cockaine. 34- C. A nth. Mile may. L. Hen. Hatcher. C. Sam. Cofworth. Q^ Th. Varnon. 35- C. Ed. Kyghley. L. W. Cooker. C. Tho. Loftus, Ci, Alex. Winchefler. 36. C. Nath. Fines.>52 37- C. Edw. Berry. L. C. Ed. Saunders. C. Tho. Billiard. Q^ Hen. Woodnoth. 38. C. Alex. Douglas. 39- C. Tho. Lidcott. L. Rob. Stradling. 152 Nathaniel Fienes, fecond fon of William, eighth Baron, and firft Vifcount Say and Sele, by his wife Elizabeth, daughter of John Temple of Stow, CO. Bucks. He was one of the committee nominated by Parlia- ment to accompany Charles I. into Scotland. Defeated by Prince Rupert near Worcefter, Sept. 23, 1642. Governor of Briftol, which he furren- dered to Prince Rupert, July 26, 1643, for which aft of reputed cowardice he was tried and condemned to death, but pardoned. Keeper of the Great Seal to the Proteftor Richard Cromwell. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Elhot of Port Elliot in Cornwall. Died at Newton Toney, near Salifbury, Dec. 16, 1669. The cavahers made merry over the defeat of Fienes and his followers before Worcefter. More than one piece of doggerel relating to this adventure has come down to modern times : — " Thither came Fines, with armes complete. The town to take and Byron defeat, Provilions were made but he ftaid not to eat. Which no body can deny, " But as foon as he heard our great guns play. With a flea in his ear he run quite away. Like the lawfull begotten fon of Lord Say, Which no body can deny." {PARLIAMENT.^ S3 40. C. Tho. Hamond. L. John Lindfey. C. Mi. Wanderford. 41- C. John Dulbeir.153 L. Wil. Framton. C. H. Vanbraham. Qi lo. Downeham. 42. C. Francis Fines. L. lames Moore. C. Henry Fines. Q;, George Malten. 43- C. S. A. Hafelwrick."5* L. Jervis Brakey. C. Tho. Horton. Q. Zach. Walker. 44- C. S. Walt. Earle. L. Ed. lohnfon. Q^ Paul Scooler. 45- C. Jo. Fleming. L. Robert Kirle. C. Ed. Fleming. Qi B. Blackborow. 46. C. Ar. Goodwin. L. lohn Browne. C. Peter Palmer. Q. William Jucey. 155 Moft probably the Col. Dalbier who affifted in the taking of Bafing Houfe, Oft. 1645. He was a Dutchman by birth, and it was from him that Oliver Cromwell "learned the mechanical part of foldiering." In July, 1648, he had deferted to the Royalifts, and was killed in a flcirmilh at St. Neots. — Carlyle's Cromwell, i. 192, 198, 276. "* Sir Arthur Hafilrigge, Bart., eldeft fon of Sir Thomas Hafilrigge of Nofeley, CO. Leicefterftiire. Brought forward the bill in the Houfe of Commons for the attainder of the Earl of Strafford. One of the five members accufed by King Charles I. of high trealbn. The foldiers of Sir Arthur's troop were " fo prodigioufly armed, that they were called by the other fide the regiment of lobfters, becaufe of their bright iron fhells." — Clarendon's Hijl. p. 402. They were, neverthelefs, defeated by the Royal army at R'oundway Down, July 5, 1643, where Sir Arthur was badly wounded. He was one of King Charles I.'s judges, but did not fign the death-warrant. He died in the Tower fliortly after the Reftoration. 54 [JRMr LIST.] 47- C. Rich. Grenvile. L. Cha. Fountaine. C. Jo. James, Q^ Alex. Davifon. 48. C. Tho. Terrill. L. William Spry. C. lofeph lanes. Q^ Ed. Throwley. 49- C. lohn Hale. L. Chenie Fuller.i^^ C. I. Midehoope. Q. Michael Hale. 50. C. H. MilmayofG.'ss L. Hen. Gibb. C. Rob. Milmay. Q^ Edm. Hadon. 51- C. Will. Balfoore. C. George Weft. 52. C. George Auftin. 53- C. Adrian Scroope.'*' L. William Day. C. Max Vetty. Qi Henry Nuby. 54- C. Here. Langrifh. L. lo. Dingley. >5S Prifoner at Cirencefter z Feb. 1643. — Somers' Trails, iv. 515. 155 Henry Mildmay of Graces, co. Eflex, a relative of Sir Henry Mild- may, Knight, of Mutflio, co. Eflex, who was one of Charles I.'s judges, but did not fign the warrant for execution. 'W A member of one of the moft important of the Icnightly families of England. The Scropes were long fettled at Bolton, co. York ; other branches of the houfe have dwelt at Mafham, co. York ; Cockrington, co. Lincoln ; Caftle-Combe, co. Wilts ; and Wormfley, co. Oxford, of which laft Adrian Scrope was a member. He ferved the Parliament faithfully throughout the war, and afterwards fat as one of the commiffioners for trying the King, whofe death-warrant he ligned. For this he fufFered death after the Reftoration. Arms, azure, a bend, or. The prefent reprefentative of the houfe of Scrope is Simon Thomas Scrope, Efq., of Danby, co. York, and of Cockrington, co. Lincoln. — Shirley's Noble and Gentlemen of England, p. 287. Noble's Regicides, vol. ii. p. 200. Blore's Rutlandjhire, fol. 181 1, pp. 5-8. \_PARL1AMENT.'\ 55 C. J. de la Blancheur. Qj lo. Ealfinan. 55- C. Edw. Wingate.''« L. Tho. Evans. C. Hen. Daldorne. Qi lo. Whitebread. 56. C. Edw. Baynton. 57- C. Ch. Chichefter. L. Jo. Hyde. C. Edward Weeks. Q^ Richard Gourd. 58. C. Hen. Ireton.iss L. Jo. de Gennis. C. Samuel Clarke. Q^ Chrift. Brifton. 59- C. Walt. Long. L. Nic. Batterfby. C. Coniers Cooper. Q. Walt. Harcourt. 60. C. John Fines. L. Jo. Carmichaell. C. Edw. Walley. Q, Wil. Bugflock. 61. C. Fr. Thompfon. L. Tho. Elliot. C. Vincent Corbet. (i. Phil. Barley. 62. C. Edmond Weft. 63- C. Sir Robert Pie. '^8 Prifoner at Cirencefter 2 Feb. 1643. — Somers' Traits, iv. 515. '59 Henry Ireton, eldeft fon of German Ireton of Attenton, co. Notts. Born, 1610. Gentleman commoner of Trinity College, Oxford, 1626. B.A. 1629. Married Bridget, eldeft daughter of Oliver Cromwell, 1646. Taken prifoner at the battle of Nafeby, but made his efcape during the confufion of the Royalifts' retreat. Made prefident of Munfter, Jan. 1650. Died of the plague before Limerick, Nov. 26, 165 1. His body was brought to England and lay in ftate at Somerfet Houfe. Buried in Henry VII.'s Chapel, Weftminfter Abbey, Feb. 6, 1652. After the Reftoration it was taken up and expofed upon a gallows at Tyburn. The trunk was there buried, the head fet up on Weftminfter Hall. — Noble's Cromwell, vol. ii. pp. 319-323- 56 [ARMY LIST.-] 64. C. Thomas Hatcher. 65. C. Robert Vivers. 66. C. William Anfelme. 67. C. OH. Cromwell.ie" L. Cutb. Baildon. C. Jos. Waterhoufe. Q. lo. Difbrow. 68. C. Robert Kirle. L. Ch. Fleming. C. lames Kirle. Q^ lohn Ball. 69. C. Sir William Wray. 70. C. Wil. Pretty. L. Mat. Plowman. C. Miles Morgan. Q^ Ant. Arundel. 71- C. Sir lo. Sanders. L. Wil. Wardley. C. Math. Pedar. Q^ John Harding. 72. C. Thomas Temple. 73- C. Valen. Watton.^^i L. Jarvis Bonner. C Watton. Q, Obadiah Crifp. 74- C. Sir Faithful Fortefcue. 75- C. Simon Rudgley. L. Lew. Chadwick. C. Edward Fines. iCo Afterwards His Highnefs the Lord Proteiflor. Oliver Cromwell, whofe name occurs as a cornet in Lord St. John's troop. No. 8, is the eldeft fon of Oliver Cromwell, Efq., M.P. for Cambridge, fo foon to be famous. Oliver Cromwell, junior, was baptized Feb. 1623. He died, or was killed during the war. — Carlyle's Cromwell, i. p. 92. 161 Valentine Wauton, or Walton, of Great Stoughton, co. Hunt. Married Margaret, the filler of Oliver Cromwell the Proteftor; was a member of the Court of High Commiffion for trying the King, and figned the warrant. Died in Flanders, 1661. [PARLIAMENT.] 57 Dragooneers, Each Troope consisting of ioo Horse, Besides the Officers. Colonell, and Cap. Jo. Browne. Major & Cap. Nath. Gordon. Sir John Browne, Captaine. Cap. Rob. Mewer. Lievt. Thomas Mewer. Cor. Nicholas Mewer. Cap. William Buchain. Cap. Robert Marine. Lievt. Francis Bradbury. Quarter-mafter,Iohn Blackman. Provoft-Marfhall, Daniel Lyon. Cap. Sir Anthony Irby. Lievt. William Patrick. Cor. Richard le Hunt. Colonell, James Wandlo. Lievt. George Dunlas. Cap. Alexander Nerne. Cap. lohn Barne. Cap. lames Stenchion. Chirurgion, lames Heithley. Thofe Officers that are not mentioned in thefe Lifts, have not as yet received their Commiflions by reafon of their fuddain imployment in the Expedition. 58 {ARMT LIST.-\ A true Co-pie of the InJiruSlions agreed upon by the Lords and Commons ajfembled in Parliament^, andjent to his Excellency the Earle of EJfex Lord Generall of the Army, concerning the advancing of his Forces towards His Majejiy, iSc. IRST you fliall carefully reftraine all Impieties, Pro- phaneneffe, and Diforders, Ryot, Infolence, and Plundering in your Souldiers, as well by ftricS and fevere punifhment of fuch offences, as by all other meanes which you in your wifedomes fhall thinke fit. Secondly, your Lordfhip is to march with fuch forces as you thinke fit towards the Army, raifed in his Majefties Name againft the Parliament and Kingdome, and with them, or any part of them, to fight at fuch time and place as you fliall judge to conduce to the peace and fafety of the Kingdom ; And you fhall ufe your utmoft endeavours by Battaile or otherwife to refcue his Majefties perfon, and the perfons of the Prince, and Duke of Yorke, out of the hands of thofe defperate perfons who are now about them. Thirdly, you fliall take an opportunitie in fome fafe and honour- able way, to caufe the Petition of both Houfes of Parliament here- with fent unto you, to be prefented unto his Majeftie, and if his Majefl:ie fliall pleafe thereupon to withdraw himfelfe from the forces now about him, and to refort to the Parliament, you fhall caufe all thefe forces to difband, and fhall fecure and defend his Majefl:ie with a fufficient ftrength in his returne. Fourthly, you fliall publifh and declare, that if any, who have been feduced by the falfe afperfions caft upon the proceedings of the Parliament, as to aiEfl: the King in the adling of thofe dangerous Counfels, fliall willingly within ten dayes after fuch publication in iPARLUMENT.] 59 the Army, returne to their dutie, not doing any hoftile adl within the time limited, and joyne themfelves with the Parliament, ia de- fence of Religion, his Majefties perfon, the Liberties and Lawes of the Kingdome, and priviledges of Parliament, with their- perfons and Eftates, as the Members of both Houfes, and the reft of the Kingdome have done : That the Lords and Commons will be ready upon their fubmiffion to receive fuch perfons in fuch manner as they fhall have caufe to acknowledge they have been ufed with clemency and favour: Provided, that this ftiallnot extend to admit any man into either Houfe of Parliament who ftands fufpended, without giving fatisfadiion to the Houfe whereof he fliall be a Member : and except all perfons who ftand impeached, or particu- larly Voted in either Houfe of Parliament for any delinquency whatfoever ; Excepting likewife fuch Adherents of thofe who ftand impeached in Parliament of Treafon, as have been eminent perfons and chiefe Aftors in thofe Treafons ; And except the Earle of Briftoll, the Earle of Cumberland, the Earle of New-Caftle, the Earle Rivers, Secretary Nicholas, Mafter Endimion Porter, Mafter Edward Hide, the Duke of Richmond, the EarJe of Carnarvan, the Lord Vifcount Newarke, the Lord Vifcount Faulkland, being one of the principall Secretaries of State to his Majeftie. Fifthly, you ftiall apprehend the perfons of all thefe who ftand impeached in Parliament, or have been declared Traytors by both or either Houfe of Parliament, or other Delinquents, and you fliall fend them unto the Parliament to receive condigne punifliment according to their oiFences. Sixthly, you fliall receive the Loanes, or Contributions of Money, Plate, or Horfe from all his Majefties loving Subjefts, which they fliall be willing to make for the fupport of the charge of the Army, and better difcharge of the fervice of the Common-wealth ; And you fliall certifie all fuch fummes of Money, and the value of fuch Horfes, that the perfons thereupon may have the publique faith for payment to be made unto them, as to others of his Majefties Subjects upon the fubfcription of Money, Plate, and Horfe. Seventhly, you fliall carefully proteft all his Majefties loving 6o INAVY LIST.^ Subjects from rapine and violence by any of the Cavaliers, or other of his Majefties pretended Army, or by any of the Souldiers of the Army which you command ; and you fhall caufe the Armour and Goods of any perfon to be reflored to them from whom they have been unjuflly taken. Eighthly, you fhall obferve fuch further Direftions and In- ftruftions as you from time to time receive from both Houfes of Parliament. A Lift of his Majefties Navie Roy all, and Merchants Shifs ; 'Their Names, Captaines, and Lievtenants, their Men and Burthens in every one, now Jetting forth for the Guard of the narrow Seas, and for Ireland this yeare 1642. The Kings Majesties Ships : The Names of Captaines, AND Lievtenants, Ships, Men, and Burthens. m^ N the James, Robert Earle of Warwicke, Vice-Ad- mirall, Mafter Slingfby Lievtenant, 260 men, bur- then 875 tun. 2. In the Saint George, Williani Batten Cap- taine, Mafter William Smith Leivtenant, 260 men, burthen, 792 tun. 3. In the Raine-bow, Sir John Menns Captaine, Mafter Lutten Lievtenant, 260 men, burthen 721 tun. 4. In the Reformation, Sir David Murrey Captaine, Mafter Standfbuy Lievtenant, 260 men, burthen 731 tun. \_NAVY LIST.'] 6i 5. Viftory, Captaine Fogge Captaine, Mafter Fogge Lievtenant, 240 men, burthen 742 tun. 6. Henrietta Maria, Captaine Hatch Captaine, Mafter Wattes Lievtenant, 250 men, burthen 793 tun. 7. Unicorn, Captaine Frenchfield Captaine, Mafter Sommerfton Lievtenant, 250 men, burthen 767 tun. 8 Charles Swanky Captaine, Mafter Darey Liev- tenant, 250 men, burthen 810 tun. 9. Vantguard, Captaine Blith Captaine, Mafter Blith Liev- tenant, 250 men, burthen 751 tun. 10. Entrance, Captaine Owen Captaine, Mafter Bowen Liev- tenant, 160 men, burthen 539 tun. 11. Garland, Captaine Stingft)y Captaine, Mafter Walters Lievtenant, 170 men, burthen 767 tun. 12. Lyon, Captaine Prifle Captaine, Mafter Hill Lievtenant, 170 men, 602 tun. 13. Antelope, Captaine BurleyJ^a Captaine, Mafter Willeby Lievtenant, 160 men, burthen 512 tun. 14. Mary Rofe, Captaine Fox Captaine, 100 men, burthen 321 tun. 15. Expedition, Captaine Wake Captaine, 100 men, burthen 301 tun. 16. Greyhound, Captaine Wheler Captaine, 50 men, burthen 126 tun. '62 A member of a good family in the Ifle of Wight, where he retired when put out of his command on the navy declaring againft the King. During the King's imprifonment in that ifland he chanced to be at New- port, where he heard an account, probably much exaggerated, of the indignities which the King had to fuffer, " and was fo much tranfported with fury, being a man of more courage than of prudence or cir- cumfpeftion, that he caufed a drum to be prefently beaten, and put himfelf at the head of the people who flocked together, and cried, ' For God, the king, and the people ! ' and faid ' he would lead them to the Caftle and refcue the king from his captivity.' " Captain Burley was, for this ralh aft, tried for high treafon, and fuffered the extreme penalty of the law. — Clarendon's Hiji. p. 629. 62 [NAVr LIST.] Merchant Ships. 1. In the Martane, Captaine George Martaine Captaine, Mafler Hakriger Lievtenant, 2iO men, burthen 700 tun. 2. Samfon, Captaine Aflily Captaine, Mafter Andrew Liev- tenant, 180 men, burthen 600 tun. 3. Csefar, Captaine Elias Jorden Captaine, Mafter Norton Lievtenant, 180 men, burthen 600 tun. 4. London, Captaine John Stephens Captaine, Mafter Pomroy Lievtenant, 180 men, burthen 600 tun. 5. Unicorne, Captaine Edw^ard Johnfon Captaine, 143 men, burthen 475 tun. 6. Mary Flovirer, Captaine Peter Andrew^s Captaine, 121 men, burthen 450 tun. 7. Bonny Venter, Captaine George Sw^anly Captaine, 120 men, burthen 400 tun. 8. The Profperous, Captaine William Driver Captaine, 120 men, burthen 400 tun. 9. Hurclens, Captaine Mover Captaine, 150 men, burthen 350 tun. 10. Paragon, Captaine Leonard Harris Captaine, 105 men, bur- then 350 tun. 11. Hopeful! Luke, Captaine Lee Captaine, 105 men, burthen 350 tun. 12. Golden Angell, Captaine Walker Captaine, 105 men, bur- then 350 tun. 13. Exchange, Captaine Lucas Captaine, 89 men, burthen 325 tun. 14. Mayden-head, Captaine Lew^ton Captaine, 90 men, burthen 300 tun. 15. Providence, Captaine William Swandly Captaine, 81 men, burthen 271 tun. 16. Jocelyn, Captaine Partridge Captaine, 60 men, burthen 200 tun. [NJMES OF ORTHODOX DIVINES.] 63 His Majesties Ships for the Irish Seas. 1. The Swallow, Captaine Thomas Kettley, 150 men, 160 tun. 2. Bonny Venture, Captaine Henry Stradling, 160 men, 557 tun. Merchant Ships. 1. Difcovery, Captaine John Brok-haven, 144 men, 380 tun. 2. Ruth, Captaine Robert Conftable, 120 men, 400 tun. 3. Employment, Captaine Thomas Afly, 132 men, 440 tun. 4. Peter, Captaine Peter Stroung, 81 men, 270 tun. 5. Pennington, Captaine Jofeph Jordan, 300 men, 135 ton. 6. Fellowfhip, Captaine Thomas Colie, 87 men, 290 tun. 7. Mary, Captaine William Capell, 30 men, 163 tun. 8. John, Captaine John Thomas, 15 men, 50 tun. The Names of the Orthodox Divines, frefented by the Knights and Burgejfes of fever all Counties, Cities, and Burroughs, as fit perfons to be confulted with by the Parliament, touching the Reformation of Church-Government and Liturgie, Aprill 25, 1642. f|AMES Archbifliop of Armagh. Doftor Stiles, Parfon of St. Georges neere the Bridge, prefented by the Burgefles for the Univerfitie of Oxford. Docftor Brownrigge, Mafter of Katherine Hall. Docftor Ward, Mafter of Sidney Colledge, prefented by the Burgefles for the Univerfitie of Cambridge. Docftor Twift. William Reyner, prefented for Berkftiire. 64 [NAMES OF ORTHODOX DIFINES.} Henry Wilkinfon. Thomas Valentine, prefented for Bucking- hamfhire. Thomas Dillingham. Oliver Boles, prefented for Bedfordfliire. Doftor Thomas Wlncope. Matter Thomas Goodwyn, pre- fented for Cambridgefliire. Doftor Hoyle. Mafter Bridges of Yarmouth, prefented for Cumberland. Mafter Gamon. Mafter John Hicks of Lawrick, prefented for Cornwall. Dodior Innefton. Mafter William Morton,!^' prefented for Durham. Mafter Levir of Rippon. Mafter Michlethwaite of Cherry Burton, prefented for Eboracens. Stephen Marfliall of Finchfield. Obediah Sedgewick of Cogftiall, prefented for Efiex. Mafter William Mewe of Eftington, B.D. Mafter John Du- ninge of Coldafton, prefented for Gloucefterfhire. Mafter John Greene of Pencombe. Mafter Stanley Gower of Brafton, prefented for Hereford. Dodtor Smith of Barkway. Dodlor Burgeffe of Waterford, prefented for Hertfordfliire. Mafter Thomas Bathurft. Mafter Philip Nye, prefented for Huntington. Mafter Francis Tailor. Mafter Wilfon of Otham, prefented for Kent. Mafter Edward Calamy of the Parifti of Aldermanbury. Mafter George Walker of St. John's Parifh. Mafter Caroll of Lincolnes Inne. Mafter Lazarus Seaman of Alhallowes Bredftreete, pre- fented for London. 163 " In tiie beginning of the war, Mr. Morton, a very worthy man, left Newcaftle, went into the Parliament's army, and was one of the divines in the Affembly at Weftminfter." He was in attendance on Sir Arthur Hafelrig's troop when it entered Worcefter in 1642. — Mem. of Ambrofe Barnes (Surtees Soc), p. 128. [NAMES OF ORTHODOX DIFINES.] 65 Anthony Tuclcney of Bofton.ie* Thomas Coleman'fis of Blyton, prefented for Lincolne. Doftor Harris Warden of Winchefter Colledge. Matter Morley, prefented for Munmouth. Doftor Downing of Hackney. Matter Jeremiah Burroughes, prefented for Middlefex. Matter Reignolds Parfon of Branfton. Matter Hill Parfon of Titchmarfh, prefented for Northampton. Matter John Jackfon of Grayes Inne. Matter William Carter of London, prefented for Northumberland. Matter Thomas Thoroughgood. Matter John Arrowfmith, prefented for Norfolk. » Dofftor Sanderfon of Boothby. Matter John Foxcroft of Gotham, prefented for Nottingham. Matter Robert Harris, B.D. Parfon of Hanwell. Matter Robert Crofle, B.D. fellow of Lincolne Colledge, prefented for Oxford. Matter Samuel Gibfon. Matter Jeremie Whittaker, prefented for Rutland. Matter Samuel Crook of Wranton, B.D. Matter John Connant of Livington, B.D. prefented for Somerfet. Matter Thomas Young of Stowmarket. Matter John Phillips of Wrentham, prefented for Suffblke. John Langley, Redlor of Wettudeley. Chrittopher Tifdale, Reftor of Uphufborne, prefented for Southampton. Do(Stor Staunton of Kingetton. Doftor Featly of Lambeth, prefented for Surrey. 164 Anthony Tuckney, D.D. was born at Kirton in Holland in 1599. He is faid to have been a relative of John Cotton, who was vicar of Bofton, 161Z-1633. — Thomtson, Hiji. Bofton, 171. '65 Thomas Coleman was born in Oxford, and educated at Magdalen Hall in that Univerlity. He was fo accompliflied a Hebrew fcholar that he went by the name of Rabbi Coleman. He left Blyton in 1642, being, as it is ftated, perfecuted by the Cavaliers. He was afterwards reftor of St. James's, Cornhill, London. His death tooli place in 1647. — Wood, Ath. Oxon.fub nom. K 66 [NAMES OF ORTHODOX DIVINES.] Matter Edward Corbet of Oxford, M. of Arts. Mafter Samuel Hilderfliam, prefented for Salop. Francis Cook of Yoxhall, Clerk. John Lightfoot of Aftiley, Clerk, prefented for Stafford. Mafter Benjamin Pickering. Mafter Henry Nye, prefented for Suflex. Mafter Arth. Salway. DocSlor Prideaux, Biftiop of Worcefter, prefented for Wigorn. Mafter Henry Hall, B.D. Mafter Henry Hutton, Mafter of Arts, prefented for Weftmerland. Henry Seuder, RecSor of Collingborne, B.D. Thomas Baily, Re£tor of Manningford, B.D. prefented for Wiltfhire. Mafter Burgefl"e, Parfon of Sutton Ulfield. Mafter Richard Vines, Parfon of Weddington, prefented for Warwick. Mafter Richard Buckley, B.D. for Anglefey. Do£lor Temple of Batterfey, for Brecknoc. Mafter Shute of Lumberftreet, for Cardigan. Mafter Nicholfon, for Carmarthen. Mafter Cattarne, for Carnarvan. Ric. Lloide D.D. for Denbigh. Do£tor Chriftopher Pafliley, for Flint. Henry Tozer, B.D. and fenior Fellow of Ex. Colledge, for Glamorgan. Mafter William Spurftoe, for Merioneth. Mafter Francis Channel, for Pembroke. Meedw. Ellis, Reftor of Guilsfeild, for Montgome. Dodt. Hatchet, for Radnor. Ifles of Garnfey and Jerfey, Samuel de la Place. Jo. de la March. The Commiffioners of the generall Aflembly have chofe 3 Elders and 6 Minifters to be at this Aflembly. The Minifters are Mr. Hinderfon, Mr. Duglafle, Mr. Rutherfurd, Mr. Bayly, Mr. Ge- lafpe, and Mr. Borthvicke, who is at London. The Elders are the Earl of Caflels, L. Maitland, and S" Archib. Johnftone. [LIST OF FIELD-OFFICERS.] 67 LIST of the Field-OiEcers chofen and appointed for the Irifh Expedition, by the Committee at Guild-Hall London, for the Regiments of 5000 foot and 50D horfe ; Under the Command of Philip Lord Wharton, Baron of Scarborough, Lord Generall of Ireland. Troops of Horse. Colonell Generalls Troop. Captaine, Ralfe Whiftler. Cornet, Peter Ware. Quarter-mafter, Nicholas Bat- terfby. [ Conyers Cooper. Corporals < Bartho. Johnfon. ( Ralph Henery. Second Troope, Lord Broghill. Lievtenant, John Allen. Cornet, Cecill A fh cough. Quarter-mafter, Tho. Hudfon. iGeo. Staples. Robert Bennet. Thomas Allen. Third troop. Sir Faithfull For- tefcue. Lievtenant, Francis Do vet. Cornet, Tho. Fortefcue. Quarter-mafter, Jo. Coyftie. ijo. Vangerich. Jo. Marfliall. Ralph Walcot. Fourth troop, Liev. Colonel Jo. Hurry. Lievtenant, William Mercer. Cornet Sedefcue. Quarter-mafter, Jo. Pearne. {Ralph Vickerman. Rich. Whymper. Will. Crane. Fifth troop, Alexander Nayrne. Lievtenant, William Hyde. Cornet, Marmaduke Cooper. Quarter-mafter, Gideon Lock. { Nath. Walmfley. Corporals \ Hugh Farr. ( Ben. Ballard his Enfigne. 68 ILIST OF FIELD-OFFICERS.'] Sixth troop, Jo. Trenchard. Lievtenant, Adam Baynard. Cornet, Jo. Hyde. Quarter-tnafter, Francis Fook. !Jo. Freake. Jo. Starkey. Tho. Gwalter. Seventh ?rflo/>,William St. Leger. Lievtenant, Ed. Leventhorp. Cornet, Skrynflieere. Quarter-mafter, Philip Vander- hiden. iEd. Gray. Nicho. Phipp. Robert Wood. Foot Companies. Colonell Generall. His Captain, Edward Mafley. HisEnfigne, Oliver Cromwell. '^^ LievtenantColonell andSergeant Major Generall, Jeremy Hor- ton. His Lievtenant, Tho. Browne. His Enfigne, Ed. Greene. Serjeant Major, Owen Parry. His Lievtenant, Ed. Browne. His Enfine, Rob. Hughes. Firft Captain, Vincent Calmady. his Lievtenant, Edward Tyrer. his Enfigne, Richard Bland. Second Captain, Robert Long. his Lievtenant, Tho. Allanby. his Enfigne, Roger Moore. Third Captain, Henry Carew. his Lievtenant, Charles Hol- croft. his Enfigne, William Heyden. Fourth Captain, Henry Skip- with. his Lievtenant, Jo. Ivey. his Enfigne, Oliver St. John. Fifth Cap. of Fire-Locks, Elias Struice. his Lievtenant, Ed. Gray, his Enfigne, Tho. Barber. Second Colonell, Lord Kerry, his Lievtenant, Robert Ha- mond. his Enfigne, Richard Bagot. ^^^ Afterwards Lord Proteftor. From this entry it is evident that Oliver Cromwell, before being a colonel of horfe, had held a commiffion in a foot regiment. The earliefl copy of this lift of" Field OiBcers for the Irifh Expe- dition" that I have feen is a broadfide in the Britilh Mufeum, (669. f. 6). "London Printed for Edward Paxton, June 11, 1642." See further, in proof of Oliver Cromwell once having been a foot foldier, in Notes and (Queries, Second Series, vol. xii. p. 285. [IRISH EXPEDITION.] 69 LievtenantColonell,HenryShel- ley. his Lievtenant, Jo. Ramsford. his Enfigne, Jo. Aflifield. Sergeant Major, Daniel Good- rick, his Lievtenant, Geo. Lower, his Enfigne, Charles Blount. Firft Captain, Charles Dawfon. his Lievtenant, Philip Meau- tas. his Enfigne, Jacob Stringer. Second Captain, Herbert Blank- chard, his Lievtenant, Morgan Tin- ney. his Enfigne, Chriftoph. Chud- leigh. Third cap. Agmondifham Mur- fchamp. his Lievtenant, Will. Doth- wait. his Enfigne, Gervafe Brach. Fourth Captain, Paul Wats. his Lievtenant, Andr. Man- warring, his Enfigne, Tho. BarrifFe. Fifth Capt. for Firelocks, Wil. Lower, his Lievtenant, . . . Redman, his Enfigne, Jo. Raymond. Third Colonell, Tho. Ballard, his Lievtenant, Tho. Grover. his Enfigne, Leonard Morton. Lievtenant Colonell, Sir Ed. Denny. hisLievtenantjEd.Odingfells. his Enfigne, William Garfoot. Sergeant Major, Francis Mar- tin. his Lievtenant, Rob. Noyce. his Enfigne, Jo. Hardy. Firft Captain, Captain Primrofe. his Lievtenant, Edward Nor- bury. his Enfigne, William Fowlis. Second Captain, Edward Allen. his Lievtenant, Fran. Bowyer. his Enfigne, Robert Goodwin. Third Captain, Fran. Fook. hisLievtenant,Tho.Nayerne. his Enfigne, Hen. Higgins. Fourth Captain, Thomas Mid- dleton. his Lievtenant, Jo. Lookar. his Enfigne, Charles Parker. Fifth Captain for Firelocks, Pet. Nurford. his Lievtenant, Robert Davis. his Enfigne, Hen. Cope. Fourth Colonell, Charles Efiex. his Lievtenant, Fran. Hall. his Enfigne, Jo. Shipman. Lievt. Col. Adam Cunningham. his Lievtenant, Peter Crifpe. his Enfigne, Leonard Haw- kins. Sergeant Major, Tho. Ogle. 70 [IRISH EXPEDITION.] his Lievtenant, James Webb. his Enfigne,RichardOfborne. Firft Captain, William Roberts. his Lievtenant, Ambrofe Tin- dall. his Enfigne, Jo. Watkins. SecondCaptain,GeorgeNarrow. his Lievtenant, Edward Barn- well, his Enfigne, Tho. Paramour. ThirdCaptain,Confl:anceFerrer. his Lievtenant, William He- wet, his Enfigne, Jo. Hemings. Fourth Captain, Sam. Loftus. his Lievtenant, James Barrel!, his Enfigne, Fran. Butler. Fifth Cap. for Firelocks, John Jinkins. his Lievtenant, Bartho. Ele- cot. his Enfigne, Mr. Wayte. Fifth Colonell, William Barn- field, his Captain, Sam. Price, his Enfigne, .... Cafworth. Lievtenant Colonell, . . . Wag- ftafFe. his Lievtenant^ Tho. Coleby. his Enfigne, Robert Nelfon. Sergeant Major, George Hut- ch infon. his Lieutenant, Jo. Minfliaw. his Enfign,William Bourcher. Firft Captain, Jo. Bainfield. his Lievtenant, Richard Bing- ley. his Enfigne, Ralph Garts. Second Captain, Horatio Carey, his Lievtenant, Allen Povey. his Enfigne, Humfrey Burton. Third Captain^ Robert Baker, his Lievtenant, Michael Bland, his Enfigne, Jo. Rofe. Fourth Captain, Chriftoph. Burgh, his Lievtenant, Tho. Hoare. his Enfigne, Samuel Manaton. Fifth Cap. for Firelocks, Rich. Benfon. his Lievtenant,Tho. Latimer, his Enfigne, Jo. Browne. APPE NDIX. APPENDIX. The Names of all the Colloneb, Lieutenant Collonels, Sergeant Majors, Captains, Lieutenants, Enjignes, Preachers, Chi- rurgeons, garter Majiers, Provoji Marjhals under his Excellency the Earl of Northumberland, Captain General for this Expedition. 1640. Taken according to the Mujier Roll after the Armies Retreat from Newcajlle into Yorkfhire. [Rushworth's Hiftorical ColleBions, Vol. II. Pt. II. p. 1243. J IS Excellency Algernon Earl of Northumberland, Captain General. William Afliburnham, Lieutenant Collonel. Thomas Latham, Sergeant Major. Jonathan Atkins. Richard Dowfe. Giles Porter. James Chudley. Captains. Charles Lloyde. Henry Wafliington.'^'^ ^^ Henry Wafliington was the only furviving fon of Sir Wm. Wafhing- ton,Kt. (of the ancient family of Sulgrave, co. Northampton), of Packington, L 74 ^APPENDIX.] George Heme. John Edwards. Lieutenants. Guy Molefworth. Lewis GifFord. John Tooley. Henry Chayton. William Moore. William Palmer. Barnaby Bradford. Edward Landen. Thomas Wylde. Nathaniel Dillon. Triftram Fenwicke. Roger Larrimore. Enftgnes. John Newton. William Wentworth. Thomas Parrimore. Stephen Dawfon. Charles Fofter. Henry Miller. Robert Brandling. Robert Marfh. Edward Jackfon. John Hilderfon. John Salkeld. David Farrington. Preacher. Mr. William Cox. Ch'irurgeon. Laurence Lowe. ^uarter-majier. Thomas Sandford. Provojl Marjhal James Jeftres. The Right Honourable Edward Lord Vifcount Conway,'^^ Captain General of the Horfe, confifting of 35 Troops already raifed. CO. Leicefter, and Ifleworth, co. Middlefex, by Anne, daughter of Sir George Villiers of Brokefby, co. Leicefter, Kt. and half-fifter of George, firll Duke of Buckingham. He was born in 161 5. He ferved through all the Civil Wars on the loyal fide, and rofe to the rank of colonel. He refigned the reverfion of the Cuftomer's place at Gravefend, 28 December, 1663, and died fhortly after, leaving 4 daughters and co-heirs by Elizabeth his wife, daughter of Sir John Pakington, Kt. and Bart., who remarried Samuel Sandys of Omberfley, Efq. '68 Edward Conway, fecond Vifcount, fon and heir of Edward Conway, the firft Vifcount. Succeeded, 1630. Died, 1655. [APPENDIX.] IS II. Earl of Newport, Collonel. George Moncke,'® Lieutenant Coll. Henry Warren, Sergeant Major. Captains. Robert Crofts. Thomas Shelton. John Stradling. Pofthumus Kirton. William Cope. Henry Vanpeere. Cafbea Burrowes. Lieutenants. George Lower. Arthur Moncke. Thomas Vaughan. Edmund GofFe. George Cooke. John Hofkins. John Weekes. James Gardiner. Owen Owens. Daniel Don. Enftgnes. John Hamond. Richard Legg. John Fox. John Blunt. Thomas Paramore. Montague Sanderfon. John Lutterell. John Wafhington. Edward Armory. Robert Bonny. Preacher. Higham Gibbs. Chirurgeon. Anthony Coquinx. ^uarter-majier. George Lawdy. Provoft. John Parker. III. Sir Jacob Afliley, Collonel. Sir Nicholas Selwin, Lieutenant Collonel. Bernard Afliley, Sergeant Major. Captains. S' William Vudall. Robert Townfend. 169 Born at Potheridge, co. Devoiij 6 Dec. 1608. Served on the Royal fide until taken prifoner at Nantwich, 25 Jan. 1643-4. Afterwards ferved the Parliament, and in courfe of time brought about the Reftoration. Created Duke of Albemarle 7 July, i66o. Died 3 Jan. 1669-70. 76 [APPENDIX.] James Baynton. William Bellowes. Robert Rufhell. Edward Aftley. St. Johns. Lieutenants. William Lower. Michael Bedolph. Edward Fowles. George Slatford. Deverex Gibbons. John Haflewood. Ifaac Cobb. Theodore Paleologus. Thomas Colbie. Henry Somerfter. Enftgnes. Edward Courtney. Bray Knight. Francis Gay. Walter Neal. Peregrine Tafburgh. Hugh Pomeroy. Edward Nelfon. Charles Thompfon. Oxford. George Fuller. Preacher. John Kowland. Chirurgeon. John Auftin. ^uarter-MaJler. Rawlins. Provoft-Marjhal. Paul Knight. IV. George Goring, Collonel. Thomas Kirke, Lieutenant Coll. Richard Willis, Sergeant Major. Captains. Henry Sully. William Preddocks. Andrew Menns. Charles Gerrard. Edward Gray. Richard Elliot. Thomas Danil. Lieutenants. Richard Dowes. William Langon. William Swan. Henry Cooke. John Marly. Thomas Throgmorton. Robert Noyfe. Francis Grover. Daniel More. Phillip Honywood. Enftgnes. Richard Lovellis. [APPENDIX.] 77 Henry Crompton. Warren. John Terwhit.iT" John Millard. John Barbridge. Francis Lifle. Ralph Brandling. Jofeph Brand. Arthur Chaune. Preacher. Richard Lloyde. Chirurgeon. garter Majier. Ben. Lawerowyes. Provoji Marjhal. Thomas Broxley. The Lord Vifcount Grandifon, Collonel. Thomas Ballard, Lieutenant Coll. Henry Sibthorpe, Sergeant Major. Captains. William Pretty. Francis Smith. Edward Villars. Thomas Ellis. George Lifle. Edward Urney. John Boyes. Lieutenants , Thomas Browne. William Alford. John Malorye. William Smith. Robert Wiltfliire. Robert Wynd. John Eaton. Daniel Broughton. Francis Gaudy. Phillip Ballard. Enjignes. John Bennet. John Carter. Hugh Juftice. Henry Crocker. Henry Payton. Ralph Sparkes. Henry Marfhin. John Cooney. John Walters. Preacher. Thomas Kent. 170 John, fixth fon of Robert Tyrwhitt of Cameringham, co. Lincoln, and his wife Anne Baffet. 78 [APPENDIX.^ Chirurgeon. John Earnlefle. garter Majier. Phillip Cooke. Provoji Marjhal. Marmaduke Collins. VI. David Earl of Barriinore, Coll. Garret Barry, Lieutenant Coll. James Uflier, Sergeant Major. Captains. Thomas TrafFord. John Fitzgerald. Miles Power. Henry Obrian. George White. Charles Henife. Garret Parfell. Lieutenants. Daniel Boulton. David Barry. Richard Greatrix. Thomas Pheafant. Lodow^icke Price. Samuel Wright. William Wefton. John Ruffell. Charles Stepkin. Richard Barry. Enfignes. William Barry. Phillip Barry. James Dallochin. John Barry. Nicholas Barry. Neptune Howard. James Bladwell. William Norcott. Robert Rofington. William Tomkins. Preacher. John Rocke. Chirurgeon. Charles Oxenbridge. Quarter Majier. Thomas Owens. Provoji-Marjhall. John Baldwin. VII. Arthur Afhton, Collonel. Richard Bole, Lieutenant Coll. Robert Cogningefby, Sergeant Major. Captains. Ifaac Lukine. Richard Bradfliaw. Henry Keyes. Henry Thomas. Thomas Leighton. William Courtney. James Thomfon. Lieutenants. Thomas Minn. William Keeling. Richard Spoore. William Rofton. John Skipwith. Charles Hales. Celeftine Bingham. Vul . . . Wright. Nathaniel Moyle. Stafford Sherborne. Enjignes, Francis Afton. Robert Bowles. Phillip Lowes. Robert Smith. John Atkins. James Browne. Robert Nelfon. George Leigh. Richard Leigh. John Mynne. Preacher. Henry Jones. Chirurgeon. [APPENDIX.} garter Majier. Lodowick Burwick. 79 Provoji Marjhal. Tho, Goubourne. VIII. Henry Wentworth, Collonel. Henry Waite, Lieutenant Coll. William Brockett, Serg. Major. Captains. Sir Chriftopher Abdey. William Roberts. Owen Parry. John Holman. Broichel Lloyd. Henry Fotherfby. Lieutenants. Francis Kanyer. Frederick Windfor. Francis Boyer. Hugh Williams. Jofeph Bamfeild. Robert Bingham. Gilbert Wheathill. John Higham. Thomas Stanbury. Robert Rookes. Enjignes. Edward Roberts. Ifaac Throughton. 8o lAPPENDIX.^ John Thomas. Francis Smithwick. Humfrey Standburgh. William Lewis. Phillip Norris. Edmond Brockett. James Efline. Robert Heme. Preacher. Mr. Matthew Whitley. Chirurgeon. Edward Hales. garter Majier. William Bury. Provoji Marjhall. John Hodfon. IX. Sir Thomas Glenham, Collonel. Sir John Pawlett, Lieutenant Col. Sir John Beaumont, Serg.Major. Captains. Robert Kirbie. Robert Firkins. George Whither. Waldgrave. Nicholas Codrington. Robert Mynn. Thomas Dymock. Lieutenants. John Waldgrave. William Pawlett. William Molineux. William Greene. Jacob Stringer. Thomas Ward. James Baflett. Richard Norwood. William Neve. Enfignes. Edward Pereont. Thomas Pawlett. John Beamont. Theodore Delaftey. Thomas Sanders. Hugh Gerrard. Francis Godfrey. Arthur Ward. Henry Reyley. Preacher. Chirurgeon. . . . Palmer. Quarter Majier. William Moore. Provoji Marjhal. William Swaine. [APPENDIX.} 81 X. Sir John Mirick, Collonel. Thomas Carne, Lieutenant Coll. William Davis, Sergeant Major. Captains. Robert Broughton. Edward Seymore. Thomas Button. William Herbert. David Hide. Charles Skrumftiaw^. William May. Lieutenants. Thomas Langham. William Mathews. John Butler. Ambrofe Tindall. John Edwards. William Mintridge. ' BralTe. Waldwine. George Betts. John Lloyd, Enftgnes. Auberry. John Luther. William Owen. Thomas Smith. Thomas Cardinal!. Gelly Merick. Miles Button. Thomas Milfliaw. Woods. Thomas Thwaytes. Preacher. Dr. Edward Alcaron. Chirurgeon. garter Majler. Henry Biftiop. Provoji Marjhal. Ifaac Chalife. XI. Sir Thomas Culpepper, Collonel. Richard Gibfon, Lieutenant Coll. Robert Turvill, Sergeant Major. Captains. Walter Owen. Lewis Lewkner. Rowland Sieger. Henry Boyer. Francis Cooke. Richard Thurland. Samuel Payton. Lieutenants. Daniel Nicholls M 82 lAPPENDIX.-\ Compton Evers. John Sherman. Henry Ugall. William Mohun. Edward Louch. Richard Parker. Anthony Bufhell. Anthony Thorpe. Richard Carter. Enfignes. Nicholas Lidcott. Thomas Lyfter. John Chyne. Robert Goodwine. Peter Brewnett. John Steed. Lionell Beecher. Bowdon. William Waldron. John Scanderith. Preacher. Mr. Edward Langford. Chirurgeon. garter Mafter. William Wheeler. Provoji-Marjhal. Turner, XII. Sir Charles Vavafor, Collonel. Howard, Lieutenant Coll. Appleyard, Sergeant Major. Captains. Bafcarvill. Winde. Scudamore. Therneton. Pate. Kinfman. Doneill. Lieutenants. Thomas Bafcarvell. William Evert. Phillip Hutton. Edward Dymmocke. Nathaniel Smith. James Marwood. John Griffith. Edward Molworth. Jeremy Cheviers. George Mafters. Enfignes. William Blakiftone. Averoy Maleroy. Henry Chrifwell. Richard Mafon. Samuel Mallowes. [JPPENDIX.] 83 Thomas Chapline. William Carre. Edward Cropley. John Holland. Giles Palmer. Preacher. Mr. Thompfon. Chirurgeon. .... Bennett. Quarter Majier. RoUand Davis. Provoji Marjhal. William Powell. XIII. William Vavafor, Collonel. Nicholas Mynne, Lieutenant Col. Thomas Pagett, Sergeant Major. Captains. Charles Gillmore. Edward Brett. William Bedingfeild. Lancelot Houltby. Nicholls. Francis Layton. Henry Ferries. Lieutenants. Robert Griffith. Ralph King. Francis Cowgrave. Owen Collugno. Nicholas Hughes. Francis Mills. John Wren. Robert Nicholas. Arthur Grant. Arthur Lowe. Enfignes. Edward Chefter. .... Finch. Henry Baggett. Thomas Audey. Charles Fox. George Drewell. Fenix Wilfon. Benjamin Brett. John Jefford. Robert Hugganes. Preacher. Mr. Chriftian Sherwood. Chirurgeon. Trinity Langley. garter Majier. Humf. Farrew. Provoji Marjhal. 84 IJPPENDIX.-] XIV. Lunsford,!'! CoUonel. Hen. Lunsford, Lieutenant Col. Powell, Sergeant Major. Captains. Dillon. Herbert Lunsford. Francis Martin_ Thomas Cupper. Hugh Pomeroy. Edward Powell. Edward Hippefley. Lieutenants. John Iremonger. Thomas Owen. John Sanbedge. Thomas Carrow. Ralph Lilley. Allen Povey. Poynton Caftillion. Phillip Chalwell. Edward Hulftone. William Cheney. Enjignes. Titus Layton. Robert Skerrew. Edward Fowles. John Meredith. Pilemon Sanders. William Atkins. William Bellow. Greevile Cary. John Cole. 171 Sir Thomas Lunsford, Kt., fon of Thomas Lunsford of Wilegh, co. Siiflex, by his wife Katherine, daughter of Sir Thomas Fludd of Milgate, CO. Kent, fifter to Dr. Robert Fludd, alias de Fluftibus the Myftic. Ab- furd llories were current during the war, reprefenting Sir Thomas as a cannibal, one who delighted in eating the flefh of babies. In one of the fatirical hymns that were current we find this petition: — " From Fielding and from Vavafour, Both ill-affefted men; From Lunsford eke deliver us. That eateth up childeren." — Rump Songs, I. 65. Sir Walter Scott quotes in Woodjiock (chap, xx.) a verfe from a con- temporary fong which fets forth how " The poft who came from Coventry, Riding on a red rocket. Did tidings tell, how Lunsford fell, A child's hand in his pocket." See alfo Hudibras, Part IIL Canto IL line 1 1 1 :. [APPENDIX.] 85 Preacher. Chirurgeon. garter Majier. Anth. Witherings. Provoji-Marjhal. Elias Hickmar. XV. Sir William Ogle, Collonel. Brutus Bucke, Lieutenant Coll. Richard Lawdey, Sergeant Major. Captains. Conftance Ferrer. Edward Drury. Edward Andrews. Henry Ventris. Robert Sandes. Richard Power. Conyer GrifFen. Lieutenants. Fleetwood. Thomas Laward. Peter Gleane. Cornelius Ragan. George Lambert. Thomas Bennett. Charles Kirke. Edward Hackluyt. Thomas King. Francis Moore. Enfignes. Thomas Symoure. Edward Ogle. Banard. Edward Maylard. Hugh Leigh. John Waite. William Andrewes. Gerrard Ogle. Hugh Gue. Robert Bacon. Preacher. Mr. John Phillips. Chirurgeon. Henry Barker. garter Majier. George Lifle. Provojl Marjhal. Thomas Bragge. XVI. James, Marquis of Hamilton, Coll. Edward Feilding, Lieutenant Coll. John Berry, Sergeant Major. 86 [APPENDIX.] Captains, William Monnings. Paul Smith. Francis Langley. Jervas Paine. Howard St. Johns. Peter Walthall. Anthony Greene. Charles Dawfon. Thomas Bofome. Lieutenants. Mofes Treadwell. Emanuel Neale. William Denn. William Tuke. William Gualter. George Roufe. Godard Pemberton. Thomas Throughwood. George Little. Henry Bowerman. Henry Peto. John Wolverftone. Robert Watham. Enfignes. Bennet Prior. Henry Peters. Richard Cooke. Thomas Pergent. William Reevs. Walter Price. Anthony Williams. John Prenton. Thomas Beft. Francis Willier. Thomas Carde Rogers. William Lane. Preacher. Mr. Deight. Chirurgeon. Richard Smith. garter Majler. Jo. Daniell. Provojl Marjhal. Henry Fifher. XVII. Sir Nicholas Biron, Collonel. Lieutenant Coll. Edward Aldrich, Sergeant Major. Captains. John Watts. Thomas Sherley. John Middleton. Abraham Shipman. James Morgan. Roger Mollineux. Sheerly Shilling. Herculus Huncks. William Paterfon. [APPENDIX.-] 87 Lieutenants. Francis Stradling. Daniel Trever. Thomas Rufh. John Marfliall. Thomas Brumley. John Carnocke. Ralph Freeman. John Chonnocke. Edward Watts. Ithiell Luch. Thomas Garrett. Enfignes. Lambert Colield. Richard Bond. Michael Bland. John Exton. John Shipman. Daniel Redman. Chriftopher Elfing John Elrington. George Hartrigg. Tho. May. Nicholas Watfon. William Winter. Preacher. Chirurgeon. garter Majier. Henry Bluder. Provoji Marjhal. John Fletcher. XVIII. Sir James Hamilton, Collonel. John Slaughter, Lieutenant Coll. Francis Story, Sergeant Major. Captains. Thomas Dabfcoate. Horatio Carew. Richard Munington. Thomas Gardiner. Thomas Cornewallis. BuUen Erreny. Anthony Brockett. Thomas GifFord. Thomas Bufhell. Lieutenants. Thomas Rockwood. William Balyes. Roger May. John Andrewes. John Grove. Duke Calton. William Corney. Thomas Townfend. Humfry Corey. John Goodrich. Francis Poore. Thomas Bancks. 88 [APPENDIX.} Enftgnes. John Blunt. John Heaflewood. Thomas Shelton. William Stratford. George Burwell. Kaac Wally. John Food. Thomas Leigh. Robert Bayles. John Lycent. Edward Purpitt. John Jervas. Preacher. Mr. Henry Miller. Chirurgeon. Quarter Majier. Will. Dethick. Provoji Marjhal. Will. Richardfon. XIX. Sir Jo. Douglefs, Collonel. Sir Mathew Carry, Lieuten. Coll. Arthur Baflet, Sergeant Major. Captains. Sir John le Hunt. Charles Ventrefs. Edward Kingftone. Thomas Middleton. John Barfey. James Powell. Robert Burghill. Nicholas Parker. George Windham. Lieutenants. Robert Gandey. Roger Hiddon. Samuel Kevifon. Robert Davis. Thomas Ferrors. Robert Hamlon. William Gamblin. William Rofs. James Carwardine. Thomas Andrewes. Thomas Draper. Robert Davyes. Enftgnes. Thomas Kingftone. Silvanus Keyghtley. William Codrington. Mich. Doughty. Humfrey Cornwall. Richard Naupham. George Carew. Thomas Carleton. Hugh Lovelace. Thomas Rookes. Edward Knightly. Thomas Coote. [APPENDIX.] Preacher. Mr. Humfry Sloconil. 89 Chirurgeon. Clodius Adney. garter Majier. Robert Juns. Provoji Marjhal. Richard Read. XX. Jerom Brett, Collonel. Sir VivianMolineux, Lieutenant Collonel. William Gibbs, Sergeant Major. Captains. Thomas Brett. Bartholomew Jukes. Stephen Hawkins. George Leake. Thomas Pettus. Henry Huddlefton. John Godfrey. Digory Collins. Humfry Nichols. Lieutenants. John Fifher. William Simpfon. John Glaffington. Francis Hooke. Robert Benbricke. John Palmer. John Clifton. Daniel Robinfon. Nicholas Barnet. Nicholas Browne. Thomas Mollineaux. Giles Bafkervill. Enfignes. Ambrofe Jenings. Poole Turvill. Norrice Jepfon. Thomas Hunt. Ifaac Shawbury. Francis Bret. Thomas Birke. Francis Cobb. John Hunt. Roger Bendifh. William Draper. Preacher. John Weld. Chirurgeon. garter Majier. Will. Bellamy. Provoji Marjhal. John Vittell. 90 [APPENDIX.] XXI. Francis Hamond, Collonel. Robert Hamond, Lieutenant Col. John GifFord, Sergeant Major. Captains. Mathew Gray. Edward Hamond. John Bayley. Arthur Roberts. James Ogle. Robert Afcough. Jeremy Manwood. Benjamin Eldred. Henry Mathews. Lieutenants. Roger Barges. Thomas Conifby. Nicholas Deane. John Worfop. Daniel Goldfmith. Francis Whitney. Robert Scott. George Warfon. Edward Tyerer. William Fiftier. Chriftopher Crowe. Mathew Plowman. Enfignes. James Tooke. Richard Travers. Walton. Edward Gray. Thomas Swinford. Henry Blundell. Ralph Murrian. Thomas Walkington. John Philpot. Henry Echlyn. Plomer. John Fitz James. Preacher. Henry Pike. Chirurgeon. garter Majier. Ferdinando Gray. Provojt Marjhal. Nicholas Knot. XXII. Richard Feilding, Collonel. Francis Tirwhit, Lieutenant Coll. Anthony Thelwall, Sergeant Major. Captains. Francis Tirringham. John Talbot. Thomas Collins. [APPENDIX.^ 91 Toby Bowes. Edward Tirwhit. William Rolfon. Robert Appleton. John Fox. Robert Barker. Lieutenants. Richard Oxenden. Denny Purvey. George Oakes. Salathiel Baxter. Thomas Hill. John Windfeild. John Errington. Edward Vincent. George Foord. John Cratroft. John Sutton. Enfignes. Francis Rogers. Henry Garfeild. Richard Francis. Edward Bray. Henry Hatcher. John Tirwhit. Foulke Woodroffe. Edward Difney. Charles Perfall. Robert Rufton. Cofworth. Preacher. William Beare. Chirurgeon. garter Majier. Walter Harcourt. Provoji Marjhal. Chriftopher Woodman. 92 [JPFENDIX.] II. ji Lift ofjuch Engli/h and Scotch Commanders, as Captains, Lievtenants, and Enjignes, and Sergeants, as have left their command under the Prince of Orange, from his leager at Rhineberk, with the names of each Captain's Garrifon. [The following lift exifts as a broadfide among the King's Pamphlets in he Britilh Mufeum. If not unique, it is of a high degree of rarity. The date of its publication is probably fixed within a few days by a manufcript memorandum of the coUedlor, who records that he acquired it " Aug. 1 2, 1642." After the name of Serjeant Philpot — that is, at the bottom of the firft column in the original — there is written, " Theft are for the King's fervices." Whether this refers to the names in that column only, or to the whole lift, may be a matter of doubt.] English. At the Maiden Toun of Dort. Captaine •Booth. Captaine Ogle. Lievtenant Winter. Lievtenant Ringrofe. Lievtenant Johnfon. Enfigne Preftwood. Serjeant Honywood. Serjeant Wifeman. At Bullduhe. Captaine Floyd. Lievtenant Waters. Serjeant Fofter. At Hufdon. Captaine Morgan. Lievtenant Morgan. Enfigne White. Enfigne Cockin. Serjeant Weft. Serjeant Wells. At Nimingham. Captaine Charles Morgan. Enfigne Jones. Enfigne Rowland. Serjeant Wats. [APPENDIX.] 93 jlt Bergen op Zoom. Captaine Pollard. Lievtenant Browne. Lievtenant Roofe. Enfigne Williams. Serjeant lackfon. At Surrexfey. Captaine Vanhuifh. A Dutchman. Serjeant Eeafon. At Bumble. Captaine Crelawny {Jic). Lievtenant Morgan. Lievtenant Waller. Serjeant Cox. Scotch. At Rotterdam. Captaine Stewart. Captaine Douglas. Lievtenant Mounfon. Lievtenant Angel. Enfigne Stewart. Enfigne Culveer. Serjeant Daflifield. Quarter-maflrer Hayfe. At Flujhing. Captaine Belford. Captaine Sowfe. At Workecum. Enfigne Strowd. Enfigne Carre. Enfigne Maidftone. At Gittermberk. Captaine Southcot. Lievtenant Prat. Enfigne Vandowfe. A Dutchman. Serjeant Fox. At Girkcum. Captaine Staunton. Captaine Serjeant. Lievtenant Horfey. Lievtenant Flood. Enfigne Maddocke. Serjeant Philpot. Enfigne Vicceers. Serjeant Rifey. At Middleborough . Captaine Polwheele. Serjeant Douglas. Lievtenant Parree. Lievtenant Voyfey. Enfigne Bellew. Serjeant Benfon. At Amjierdam. Captaine Ramfey. 94 [APPENDIX.] Lievtenant Belford. Lievtenant Murrey. Enfigne Douglas. Enfigne Skut. Enfigne Vaux. Enfigne Fiddler. Serjeant Sowton. Serjeant Marfli. Serjeant Prieft. Serjeant Vpton. yit Ifendike. Lievtenant Maio. Lievtenant Gey. At the Brill. Captaine Hamilton. I have intellegence likewife that diverfe Captaines and officers under the command of Colonel Gage, in Flanders, do intend to meet at Dunkirke, if not the CoUonel himfelf. London, printed for Robert Wood, 1642. III. Pr if oners of warre taken in Nablefby field, June lA^th, 1645, ^^ Com. North ton. [The Hijlory of Nafeby, by Rev. John Maftin, Cambridge, 1792, p. 154. Taken from " A manufcript in the pofleffion of Sir Thomas Cave, Bart." Rushworth's Hiji. Coll. part iv. vol. i. p. 46, contains a fimilar lift, but abounding even more than the one here given with clerical and printers' errors.] Col. S^ Rife Page. Theophilus Gilby, Col. Lieut. Col. Woodhoufe. Lieut. Col. Lawfon. Lieut. Col. Burys. Lieut. Col. Thornton. Maior Bryin. Maior S"^ William Bridge. Maior Pue. Maior Moore. Maior Whitford. Maior Den. Maior Hooker. Maior Rifely, of horfe. Cap. Thornton, of horfe. Cap. Shafty, of horfe. Cap. Lieut. Carnaby, of horfe. Cap. Lieut, Lambton, of horfe. [APPENDIX.] 95 Officers of the King's Life Guards, Foote. Cap. Fox. Cap. Lewens. Cap. Flyer. Cap. Benton. "Cap. Barby. Cap. Lieut. Waller. Lieut. Mewfey. Lieut. Brown. Enfigne Chamberlain. Enfigne Porter. Enfigne Berkenhead. Enfigne Ingolfby. Enfigne Moufehall. Life Guard of Horse. Captain Mufon, Reformado. Officers of the Duke of York's Regiment. Cap. Fitzmorris. Cap. Widnam. Cap. Hill. Cap. Dier. Cap. Lieut. Hawkfworth. Lieut. Rofley. Lieut. Curlys. Ryley. Enfigne Bennet. Rofley. Young. Bradfhaw. Prince Rupert's Regiment of Horse. Lieut. Fryeer. Officers in Prince Maurice's Life Guard of Horse. Cap. Garret. Cap. Tempeft. Lieut. Baxter. Quarter-mafter Simpfon. Officers of the Lord Astley's Regiment of Foote. Cap. Walley. Cap. Jackfon. Cap. Wright. Cap. Fowler. Cap. Bakerfield, Reformado. Enfigne Ridley. Enfigne Rowland. Bennet Corpale of the field. 96 [APPENDIX.-] Officers of Sir Barnard's Regiment of Foote. Cap. Hoare. Fifher. Lieut. Weller. Simons. Smith. Lieut. Harden. Enfigne Chefter. Homes. Symons. Of Col. Appleyard's Regiment of Foote. Cap. Triwhit. Mafters. Sanderfon. Hubbart. Lieut. Middleton. Thompfon. Lewen. Baker. Of Col. Bagott's Regiment of Foote. Cap. Diot. Glazier. Lieut. Ward. Baggeley. Cowper, Refor. Enfigne Sharpe. Blencarne. Emmins. Thomas. Of Col. Sir John Pawlet's Regiment of Foote. Cap. Mafon. Lieut. Birkwhit. Wynn. Kirkman. Bradford. Bur] in a:. Enfigne Yate. Glafcock. Hutchins. Rife. Cooke. Of Col. Gerrard's Regiment of Foote. Maior Bifhop. Cap. Booth. Enfigne Blancy. Perrin. lAPPENDIX.I 97 Of Col. Page's Regiment of Foote. Col. Page. Lieut. Egleton. Lieut. Col. Lawfon. Pilkinton. ytdiioT Sir Wm. Bridges. Bates. Cap. Etherington. Royndtree. Norton. Flexney. Pearfon. Ballard. Carrington. Roberts. Benefon. Enfigne Etherington. Simpfon. Lyng. Lieut. Vertaine. Scot. Of Col. Lyle's Regiment of Foote. Lieut. Col. Littleton. Cap. Pocklington. Maior Fowler. Lieut. Carter. Cap. Skirrough. Enfigne Turpin. Whitgreen. Littleton. Littleton. Of Col. St. George' s Regiment of Foot. Maior Whitmore. Lieut. Jones. Cap. Owens. Naffey. Lawrens. Jones. Lawrens. Jones. Heme. Enfigne Fenn. Of Col. Murrey's ; Regiment of Foote. Maior Whitford. Enfigne Hygham. Lieut. Sneyles. Cecil, Refor Griffife. Of Col. Sir Bard's Regiment of Foote. Cap. Lefley. Cap. Lieut. Lawfon. Deuolet. Lieut. Fowler. 98 lAPPENDIX.^ Lieut. Twifield. Windfor. Enfigne Dobyfon. Fairbrother. Of Col. Vaughan^s Regiment of Horse. Lieut. Col. Slaughter. Cap. Hofier. Lieut. Armflrrong. Cornet Edmonds. Lieut. Billingley, Refor. Quarter-mafter Nurfe. Col. Broughton's Officers of Foote. Cap. Lile. Cap. Polden. Lieut. Darrenfield. Oliver. Morgan. Lieut. Duppey. Enfigne Vaughan. Pritchard. Porter. CoL. Tillard's Officers of Foote. Cap. Church. • Dykes. Lieut. Bufbridge. Enfigne Bowen. Dillon. Loftus, fen. Loftus, jun. Enfigne Harrifon. Col. Sir Fulk Hunks' Officers of Foote. Enfigne Smith. Lieut. Rewes Perren Col. Lewsey's Officers of Foote. Lieut. Cole. Cap. Lieut. Parker. Lieut. Johnfon. Befides thefe, 4500 more prifoners. [APPENDIX.'] 99 The Names of His Majejiy's Houjehold-Servants now in the Marjhall's cuftody. [The following immediately follows the preceding lift in Rufliworth. It is not given by Maftin.] Mr. Howen, Page of his Majefty's Bed-Chamber. Mr. Abbot, their Chamber-keeper. One Sumpter man. Four Footmen of his Majefties. One Footman of Prince Maurice's. Robert Markham, Yeoman of his Majefty's Chandry. William Watfon, Porter at the Gate. Roger Jellybrand, of his Majefty's Confeftionary. One Groom of the Chamber, And One Chamber-keeper belonging to the Duke of Lenox. Nicholas Johnfton, belonging to His Majefty's Groom Porter. Walter Whife, belonging to his Majefty. James Spanier, Vi£tualler. Francis Roflell. More Prisoners of War. Col. Bunkley, of Horfe. Lieut. Col. Godfry. Major More. Captain King. Lieutenant Griffin. Lieutenant Nightingall. Enfign Mufgrave. Lieutenant Tench. Thomas Mangainere, of the Prince's Troop. Richard Addrings, Prince's Troop. John Piffinch. loo ^APPENDIX.'] Jofeph Bromehall. Sir William Vahan. Morgan Evans, the Queens Regiment. IV. A Lift of the Names of the Officers in Chief, of Foot and Horfe, the "Train of Artillery, and other Officers, under the command of his Excellency ^Ys. Thomas Fairfax; as Colonels, Lieutenant-Colonels, Majors, and Captains, i£c. [Joshua Sprigg, Anglia Rediviva, Edit. 1647, p. 325 ; Edit. 1854, p. 327.] General Officers. His Excellency Sir Thomas Fairfax, General. Major General Skippon, Major General to the whole army. Lieutenant General Cromwell, Lieutenant-General of Horfe. Lieutenat General Hammond, Lieutenant-Generalof the Ordnance. Commiflary-General Ireton, Commiflary-General of the Horfe. The Treasurers at War, viz. : Sir John Wollafton. Captain Blackwell, Deputy-Treafurer at Wars. Commiflary-General Stane, CommilTary General of the Mufters. Major Watfon, Scoutmafter General to the Army. Quarter Mafter General Spencer, Quarter Mafl:er General of Foot (now Quarter Mafler General Gravefnor). Quarter Mafter General Fincher, Quarter Maflrer-General of Horfe. Captain Flemming) , r nj /- ^ . T- 1 > Adiutants-General or Horfe. Captam Evelyn j ■" Commiflioners of Parliament refiding in the Army. [APPENDIX.] 101 Lieutenant-Colonel Gray, Adjutant-General of the Foot. Captain Deane, Comptroller of the Ordnance. John Rufliworth, Efquire, Secretary to the General, and Com. of War. Matter Boles, Chaplain to the Army. Colonel Pindar. Harcourt Laighton. Thomas Herbert. Captain Potter, flain at Nafeby (now Captain Vincent Potter, Efq.) John Mills, Efquire, Judge Advocate. Commiflary Orpin, CommifTary General of Vidtuals (now Commiffary Cowling). Captain Cook, Commiflary General of Horfe provifions, flain at Nafeby (now Commifl'ary Jones). Mafter Richardfon, Wagon- Mafl:er General. Dodtor Payne. ) m r • i a Dr. Stranhil (fince Dr. French). [ P^yficians to the Army. Mafter Web, Apothecary to the Army. Mafter Winter, Chirurgeon General to the Army. Captain Wykes, Marfhal-General of Foot. Captain Richard Lawrence, Marflial-General of Horfe. Mr. Fran. Child, Mark Mafter General of the Horfe. , Mafter Robert Wolfey, Afliftant to the Quarter Mafter General of Foot (wounded at Nafeby). Mr. James Standifli, \ Deputies to the Commifl'ary General of Mr. Richard Gerard, j Mufters. Mr. Thomas Wragge, | Secretary Mr. William Clarke, \ Klerks to the Secretary. Mr. Richard Chadwell, ) ,, „- . i. a Mr. Conftantine Heath, j ^effengers to the Army. 102 [AP'PENDIX.] For the Foot. Sir Thomas Fairfax, Colonel : his own Company commanded by Captain Fortefcue, fince Captain Aidley. Lieutenant Colonel Jackfon. Major Cook, died before Briftol ; Captain Gooday now Major. Captain Boyce. Captain Mulket. Captain Manefte (dead). Captain Wolfe. Captain Highfield. Captain White. Captain Bland (fmce Captain Leigh). Major- General Skippon. Lieutenant-Colonel Frances, flain at Nafeby. Major Afhfield, now Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain Samuel Clark, now Major. Captain Streater. Captain Harrifon. Captain John Clark. Captain Bowen. Captain Gibbon. Captain Cobbet. Captain Symonds. Sir Hardrefs Waller, Colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel Cottefworth, flain before Oxford, now Lieu- tenant-Colonel Salmon. Major Smith. Captain Howard. Captain Waade. Captain Hill, flain before Briftol, now Captain Aflce. Captain Gorges. Captain Clark. [APPENDIX.] 103 Captain Thomas. Captain Hodden. Colonel Hammond. Lieutenant-Colonel Ewre. Major Sanders. Captain Difney. Captain Chara. Captain Smith. Captain John Boyce. Captain John Puckle. Captain Stratton. Captain Rolfe. Colonel Harley. Lieutenant-Colonel Pride. Major Cowell. Captain GofF. Captain Gregfon, wounded at Berkeley. Captain Sampfon, wounded at Bridgwater. Captain Hinder, wounded at Briftol. Captain Forgifon. Captain Mafon. Captain Lago. Colonel Mountague, fmce Colonel Lambert's. Lieutenant-Colonel Grimes. Major Kelfey, fmce Major Rogers. Captain Blethen. Captain Nunney. Captain Bifcoe. Captain Rogers. Captain Wilks, flain at Bafing, now Captain Cadwell. Captain Thomas Difney. Captain Sanders. Colonel Lloyd, flain at Taunton, fince Colonel Herbert. 104 [JPPENDIX.] Lieutenant-Colonel Gray. Major Read (now Lieutenant- Colonel^) wounded at Taunton, now Major Waade. Captain Wilks, flain at Taunton. Captain Gettins, died in Gloucefterftiire, now Captain Lundy, wounded at Berkeley. Captain Wigfal, flain at Berkeley Caftle. Captain Melvin, wounded at Briftol. Captain Spooner. Captain Short. Colonel Pickering (died at Antre), now Colonel Hewfon's. Lieutenant-Colonel Hewfon (now Colonel). Major Jubbs (now Lieutenant-Colonel). Captain Axtel (now Major). Captain Hufbands (now Captain Grimes). Captain Jenkins, flain at Farringdon, after Captain Tomkins, flain at Nafeby, now Captain Toppington. Captain Carter. Captain Silverwood. Captain Gayle, flain at Briftol. Captain Price. Colonel Fortefcue. Lieutenant-Colonel Richbell, flain at Taunton. Lieutenant-Colonel Durfey, flain at Briftol. Lieutenant-Colonel Ingoldeft)y, flain at Pendennis,nowLieutenant- Colonel Cobbet. Major Jennings. Captain Gettins, now Captain Farley. Captain Fownes, flain at Tiverton. Captain Young. Captain Gollidge, flain at Taunton. Captain Whitton. Captain Buftiell. {APPENDIX.] 105 Colonel Ingoldefby. Lieutenant-Colonel Farringdon (now Lieutenant-Colonel Kelfey). Major Cromwell, flain at Briftol, fince Major Ducket. Captain Henry Ingoldefby. Captain Gibfon, now Captain Stephens. Captain Allen. Captain Ward, flain at Briftol, fince Captain Williams, fince Cap- tain Thomas Ingoldefby. Captain Mills. Captain Bamfield, now Captain Wagfliaft. Captain Grimes. For the Train. Lieutenant-General Hammond, Lieutenant-General of the Ord- nance. Captain Deane, Comptroller of the Ordnance. Mafter Hugh Peter, Chaplain to the Train. Peter Manteau van Dalem, Engineer-General. Captain Hooper, Engineer-Extraordinary. Eval Tercene, Chief Engineer. Mafter Lyon, ) x? ■ m Tomlinfon, J ^ng-neers. Mafter Francis Furin, Mafter Gunner of the Field. Mafter Matthew Martin, Paymafter to the Train. Colonel Rainftjorough Q-""^). Lieutenant Colonel Bowen. Major Done, flain at Sherborne. Major Crofl'e, flain there. Major Edwards. 175 Thomas Rainborowe, murdered at Doncafter, 29 Oft. 1648, by certain Cavaliers from Pontefraft Caftle. Buried at Wapping, Nov. 14. Arms, chequered or, and azure in fefs, a Moor's head in profile, bearded proper, wreathed argent. — Hunter's Deanery of Doncafter, vol. i. p. 26. P io6 [APPENDIX.] Captain Crofle, flain at Sherborne. Captain Edwards. Captain Drury. Captain Dancer. Captain Creamer, wounded at Sherborne. Captain Sterne, flain at Briilrol. Colonel Welden, now Colonel Lilburne. Lieutenant Colonel Kempfon. Major Matters. Captain Peckham. Captain Fenton. Captain Franklin, flain at Exeter, now Captain Holmes. Captain Dorman. Captain Tolhuft. Captain Munday, dead in the Wefl:, now Captain Welden. Captain Kaine. Mafter Phips, CommiflTary of Ammunition. Mr. Thomas Robinfon, CommifTary of the Draught-Horfe. Firelocks. Captain-Lieutenant Defborough. Captain-Lieutenant Brent. iCaptain of Pioneers. Captain Cheefe. For the Horse. Sir Thomas Fairfax, General. His troop commanded by Captain Gladman. Major Defborough. Captain Lawrence. Captain Browne. Captain Packet. Captain Berry. [yiPPENDIX.} 107 Colonel Butler. Major Horton. Captain Foley. Captain Gardner. Captain Pennyfether. Captain Perry, dead, now Captain Bethel. Colonel Thomas SheiFeild. Major Fincher. Captain Robotham. Captain Rainfborough. Captain Martin. Captain Evelyn. Colonel Fleetwood. Major Harrifon. Captain Coleman. Captain Sclby, flain at Nafeby, now Captain Laughtoii. Captain Zanchy. Captain Hov/ard. Colonel Roffiter. Major Tv/ifleton. Captain Anthony Markham. Captain Jo. Nelthrop. Captain Peart. Captain Henry Markh.im. Lieutenant- General Cromv.-.;ll. Major Huntington. Captain Jenkins. Captain Middletoji. Captain John Rej'noldn. Captain Bufli, flain at Nafeby, fince C.iptain Einckwcll. Colonel Rich. Major Alford. io8 [JPPENDIX.I Captain Nevil. Captain Ireton. Captain Dendy, now Captain Hufbands. Captain Bough, now Captain Hawys. Colonel Sir Robert Pye. Major Tomlinfon. Captain Margery. Captain Knight. Captain Barry. Captain Rawlins. Colonel Whaley. Major Bethel, flain before Briftol. Captain Swallow, now Major. Captain Groves. Captain Cannon. Captain Evanfon. Colonel Graves. Major Scroop. Captain Flamming, Adjutant General. Captain Lord Calfield. Captain Bragge. Captain Barton. Colonel Ireton, Commiffary General. Major Sedafcue. Captain Guilliams, flain at Briftol, fince Captain Pretty. Captain Gibbons. Captain Hofkins, flain at Nafeby, fince Captain Cecil. Captain Bury, now Captain Morgan. His Excellency's Lifeguard. Captain Doyley, now Captain Hall. [JPPENDIX.'\ Dragoons. Colonel Okey. Major Moore. Captain Farmer. Captain Mercer. Captain Abbots. Captain Farre. Captain Bridge. Captain Woggan. Captain Skirmager. Captain Turpin, fince Captain Neale. 109 INDEX. Abbot, — , 99 Abbots, — , 109 Abdy, Sir Chriftopher, 79 Afton, — , 10 Adams, Richard, 44 Addrings, Richard, 99 Adney, Clodius, S9 Aidley, — , 102 Ailworth, Walter, 34 Albany, Thomas, 3X Alcaron, Edward, 81 Aldrich, Edward, 32, 86 Alford, — , 107 Alford, William, 77 Allanby, Thomas, 68 Allen, — , 105 Allen, Edward, 43, 69 Allen, John, 67 Allen, Thomas, 67 Almot, Laurence, 46 Alured, John, 50 Alured, Lancelot, 38, 50 Alured, Matthew, 50 Anderfon, Sir Henry, 51 Anderfon, Ifabell, 51 Andover, Lord, 6, 8 Andrew, — , 6z Andrewes, — , 39 Andrewes, Eufebius, xo Andrewes, John, 87 Andrewes, Thomas, 88 Andrewes, William, 85 Andrews, Edward, 32, 85 Andrews, Peter, 62 Angel, — , 93 Anlaby, Sarah, 5 1 Anlaby, Thomas, 51 Anfell, W. 48 Anfelme, William, 56 Anthony, John, 48 Apewi John, 29 Appleby, Thomas, 39 Appleton, Robert, 91 Appleyard, — , 82 Apfeley, Edward, 41 Armagh, Archbilhop of, 63 Armory, Edward, 75 Armftrong, — , 98 Arnett, — , 46 Arrowfmith, John, 65 Arundel, Anthony, 56 Arundel, Earl, 5 Afcough {fee Ayfcough) Aih, Simon, 36 Alhburnham, Sir John, 15 Afhburnham, John, 15 Alhburnham, Wm. 15,73 Aflicough (/« Ayfcough) Alhfield, — , 102 Aflifield, John, 35, 69 Afliley, — , 62 Afliley, Bernard, 75 Afliley, Henry, 41 Afliley, Sir Jacob, 75 Afliton, Arthur, 78 Afliton, Miles, 32 Aflce, — , 102 Afly, Thomas, 63 Aftley, Edward, 76 Allon, Francis, 79 Atchafon, James, 30 Atkins, John, 79 Atkins, Jonathan, 73 Atkins, William, 84 Atkinfon, Henry, 48 Auberry, — ,81 Audey, Thomas, 83 Audley, Lord, 20 Aufliin, George, 54 Auftin, John, 76 Axtel, — , 104 Axtell, Thomas, 43 Ayfluye, Henry, 49 Ayres, Thomas, 24 Ayfcough, Cecil, 67 Ayfcough, Edward, 5 1 Ayfcough, Robert, 90 Babthorpe, 10 Bacon, Robert, 85 Badger, — , 14 Baggeley, — , 96 Baggett, Henry, 83 Bagot, Richard, 68 Baildon, Cuthbert, 56 Baily, — , 66 Baily, Chriftopher, 3 1 Baily, John, 28 Baily, Thomas, 66 Bainfield, John, 70 Baker, — , 96 Baker, Robert, 40, 70 Baker, William, 50 Bakerfield, — , 95 Baldwin, John, 78 Balfoore, William, 54 Balfore, Sir William, 23 Ball, John, 56 Ballard, — , 15, 97 Ballard, Benjamin, 67 Ballard, Francis, 36 Ballard, Phillip, 32, 77 Ballard, Thomas,43, 69, 77 Balftone, John, 28 Balyes, William, 87 Bamborough, Katherine, 5 1 Bamborough, Sir Wm. 51 112 [ INDEX. J Bamfeild, Jofeph, 79 Bamfield, — , 105 Bamfield, John, 25 Bamfield, Sir William, 40 Bamfield, William, 70 Banard, — , 85 Banks, Chief Juftice, jo Banks, Sir John, 10 Banks, Thomas, 87 Barber, Robert, 24 Barber,'Thomas, 68 Barbridge, John, 77 Barby, —,95 Barington, Thomas, 48 Barke, William, 39 Barker, James, 30 Barker, Henry, 85 Barker, Robert, 91 Barkftead, — ,38 Barley, Phil. 55 Barne, John, 57 Barnes, Thomas, 30 Barne t, Nicholas, 89 Barnewell, Edward, 45, 70 Baron, Richard, 37 Barren, James, 70 Barret, — , 16 Barrifi; William, 46 Barriffe, Thomas, 69 Barrlmore, Earl of, 78 Barry, — , 108 Barry, David, 78 Barry, Garret, 78 Barry, John, 78 Barry, Nicholas, 78 Barry, Phillip, 78 Barry, Richard, 78 Barry, Samuel, 24 Barry, William, 78 Barfey, John, 88 Barton, — , 108 Barwick, Daniel, 24 Bafcarvill, — , 82 Bafcarvill, Thomas, 82 Balkervill, Giles, 89 Baffet, Anne, 77 Baflet, Arthur, 88 Baffet, Buffy, 30 Baffett, James, 80 Bateler, William, 38 Bateman, — , 17 Bates, — , 97 Bath, Earl of, 4, 8 Bathurft, Thomas, 64 Batten, William, 60 Batterfby, Nicholas, 49, 55, 67 Baxter, — , 95 Baxter, Salathiel, 91 Eayles, Robert, 88 Bayley, John, 90 Bayley, Reeve, 49 Baynard, Adam, 26, 68 Baynton, Edward, 55 Baynton, James, 76 Beamont, John, 80 Beare, William, 91 Beaumont, Sir John, 80 Beckill, Robert, 48 Bedealls, Thomas, 33 Bedford, Earl of, 22, 23,47 Bedingfeild, William, 83 Bedolph, Michael, 76 Beecher, Lionel, 82 Beecher, Oliver, 33 Becfley, — , 15 Beefton, Hugh, 36 Belafyfe of Worlaby, Lord, Belafyfe, John, 15 Belafyfe, Sir Thomas, 6 Belafyfe, Thomas, 15 Belfoore, Sir William, 22 Belford, — , 93, 94 Belfore, Sir Wm. 47, 48 Bellamy, William, 89 Bellew, — , 93 Bellow, William, 84 Bellowes, William, 76 Benbriche, Robert, 89 Bendifli, Roger, 89 Benefon, — , 97 Bennet, 39, 83, 95 Bennet, John, 77 Bennet, Robert, 67 Bennett, Thomas, 85 Benfon, — , 93 Benfon, Richard, 40, 70 Benthin, Martin, 45 Benton, — , 95 Berkenhead, — , 95 Berk/hire, Earl of, 6, 8 Berry, — , 14, 106 Berry, Edward, 52 Berry, John, 85 Bertie, Montague, 5 Bertie, Robert, 4, 5, 7 Beft, Thomas, 42, 86 Bethel, — , 107, 108 Betfworth, Benjamin, 41 Bettridge, Roger, 25 Betts, George, 81 Bifield, Adoniram, 39 Billiard, Thomas, 52 Blllingley, — , 98 Billingfley, Henry, 39 Bingham, Celeftine, 79 Bingham, Robert, 79 Bingley, Richard, 49, 70 Bird, John, 29, 50 Birke, Thomas, 89 Birkwhit, — , 96 Biron (/« Byron) Bifcoe, — , 103 Biihop, — , 96 Bifliop, Henry, 81 Blackborow, B. 53 Blackman, John, 57 Blackwell, — , 100, 107 Bladen, John, 41 Bladwell, James, 78 Blake, — , 31 Blakiftone, William, 82 Blancy, — , 96 Bland, — , 102 Bland, Francis, 44 Bland, Michael, 44, 70, 87 Bland, Richard, 31, 68 Blankchard, Herbert, 69 Blanflierd, — , 48 Blencarne, — , 96 Blethen, — , 103 Blewin, Peter, 32 Blith, — , 61 Blodwell, James, 36 Blount, Charles, 69 Blount, Montjoy, 5 Blowe, Robert, 30 Binder, Henry, 87 Blundell, Henry, 41, 90 Blundell, Thomas, 41 Blunt, Charles, 29 Blunt, George, 28 Blunt, John, 75, 88 Bock, James, 29 Bodmin, Vifcount, 37 Bole, Richard, 78 Boles, — , 10 1 Boles, Oliver, 64 Eolingbroke, Earl of, 33 Bond, Richard, 87 Bonny, Robert, 75 Booth, — , 92, 96 Borthvicke, — , 66 Bofa, Samuel, 49, 50 Bofome, Thomas, 86 Bough, — , 108 Boughty, William, 33 Boulton, Daniel, 78 Bourcher, William, 70 Bourchler, Henry, 4 Bowdon, — ,82 [105 Bowen, — , 5,61,98,102, Bowen, William, 26 Bower, Robert, 24 Bowerman, Henry, 86 Bowes, Toby, 91 Bowles, Robert, 79 Bowyer, Francis, 69 Bowyler, Francis, 43 Bojce, — , T02 Boyce, John, 103 Boyer, Francis, 79 Boyer, Henry, 81 Boyes, John, 77 Brach, Gervaife, 69 Bradbury, Francis, 57 Bradford, — ,96 Bradford, William, 42, 74 Bradley, Walter, 32 Bradfliaw, — , 95 Bradfhaw, Richard, 78 Bragge, — , 108 Bragge, Thomas, 85 Brakey, Jervis, 53 Bramfton, John, 32 Brand, Jafper, 32 Brand, Jofeph, 77 Brandling, Ralph, 77 Brandling, Robert, 74 Brandy, Thomas, 43 Braffe, — , 8 1 Bray, Edward, 91 Breckham, James, 42 Brent, — , J06 Brett, Benjamin, 83 Brett, Edward, 83 Brett, Francis, 89 Brett, Jerom, 89 Brett, Thomas, 89 Brewnett, Peter, 82 Bricknell, James, 48 Bridge, — , 109 Bridges, — , 64 Bridges, John, 29, 34 Bridges, Sir Wm. 94, 97 [ INDEX. ] Bridges, William, 31, 35 Briftol, Earl of, 8, 13, 19, Brifton, Chrift. 55 [59 Brockett, Anthony, 87 Brockett, Edmond, 80 Brockett, William, 79 Broghill, Lord, 67 Brok-haven, John, 63 Bromehall, Jofeph, 100 Brookbank, Humphry, 49 Brooke, Lord, 22, 34, 48 Broughton, Daniel, 77 Broughton, John, 31 Broughton, Robert, 8 1 Brown, — , 17, 93, 95, 106 Browne, Edward, 31, 68 Browne, James, 79 Browne, Sir John, 57 Browne, John, 43, 45, 53, 57, 70 Browne, Nicholas, 89 Browne, Thomas, 4 1,68, 77 Browne, William, 31 Browning, Herman, 24 Brownrigge, — , 63 Broxley, Thomas, 77 Bruce, Lord, 4 Brudnell, Thomas, 49 Bruerton, — , 15 Brumley, Thomas, 87 Brufe, Robert, 50 Bryin, — , 94 Buchain, William, 57 Buck, Brutus, 85 Buckingham, Duke of, 13, Buckley, Richard, 66 [74 Bugdock, William, 55 Bulhead, — , 17 Bunkley, — , 99 Burbeck, John, 32 Burges, Roger, 90 Burgels, Cornelius, 27 Burgefle, — , 64 Burgeffe, — , 66 Burgh, Chriftopher, 30, 70 Burghill, Robert, 88 Burkfley, Henry, 39 Burleigh, Jeremy, 43 Buries, William, 39 Burley, — , 18, 61 Burling, — , 96 Burrell, Bartholomew, 39 Burrell, George, 32 Burrell, James, 45 "3 Burrell, Robert, 50 Burroughs, Jeremiah, 65 Burrowes, — , 1 8 Burrowes, Cafliea, 75 Burton, Humphrey, 70 Burwell, George, 88 Burwick, Lodowick, 79 Bury, — , 108 Bury, John, 38 Bury, William, 80 Burys, — , 94 Bufbridge, — , 98 Bufh, — , 107 Bufhell, — , T04 Bufliell, Anthony, 82 BuAiell, Bridges, 36 Buihell, Thomas, 87 Butcherfield, John, 30 Butler, — , 18, 107 Butler, Francis, 70 Butler, John, 28, 81 Button, Miles, 81 Button, Thomas, 81 Byron of Rochdale, Lord, 19 Byron, John, 19 Byron, Sir John, 19 Byron, Sir Nicholas, 86 Byron, Sir Thomas, 19 Cade, Ambrofe, 40 Cadwell, — , 103 Calamy, Edward, 64 Caldecott, John, 44 Calfield, Lord, 108 Calmady, Vincent, 68 Calton, Duke, 87 Cambridge^ Earl of, 3, 8 Cannon, — , 108 Cannon, Peter, 24 Cantrell, Henry, 29 Capel, Arthur, 6 Capel, Lord, 6, 9, 10, 19 Capel of Hadham, Lord, 6 Capell, William, 63 Carde, Thomas, 86 Cardinal!, Thomas, 8i Carew, Edward, 33 Carew, George, 88 Carew, Henry, 3 1, 68 Carew, Horatio, 48, 87 Carey, Grceville, 84 Carey, Henry, 4, 5, 15, 32 Carey, Horatio, 50, 70 Carey, John, 32 114 [ INDEX. ] Carey, Sir Matthew, 88 Carey, Lucius, g Carleton, Thomas^ 88 Carlile, Earl of, 4 Carraichaell, John, 55 Carnaby, — , 94 Carnarvon, — , 5, 8, 59 Carne, Thomas, 81 Carnoche, John, 87 Caroll, — , 64 Carr, — , 93 Carr, Ann, 31 Carr, William, 31, 83 Carrington, — , 57 Carrow, Thomas, 84 Carry {^Jee Carey) Carter, — , 97, 104 Carter, Abraham, 26, 50 Carter, John, 77 Carter, Ralf, 32 Carter, Richard, 82 Carter, William, 65 Carwardine, James, 88 Cary [^j:e Carey) Cafe, Henry, 28 Cafie, William, 33 Caffelis, Earl of, 66 CaftiUion, Poynton, 84 Caftlehaven, Earl of, 20 Cafworth, — , 70 Cattarne, — , 66 CattoriU {jte Cotterell) Cavaler, Ilaac, 51 Cavendiih, William, 4, 5 Cawardine, Edward, 30 Cecil, 97, 108 Cecil, VVilliam, 4 Chad well, Richard, loi Chadwick, Lew. 56 Challys, Ifaac, 41, 81 Chaloner, Frances, 44 Chaloner, James, 44 Chaloner, Sir Thomas, 44 Chaloner, Thomas, 44 Chalwell, Phillip, 84 Chamberlain, — , 95 Chamberlain, The Lord, 7 Chambers, John, 30 Chambers, Robert, 21 Channel, Francis, 66 Chapline, Thomas, 83 Chara, — , 103 Chaune, Arthur, 77 Chayton, Henry, 74 Cheefe, — , 106 Cheney, William, 48 Chefter, — , 96 Chefter, Edward, 83 Chefterfield, Earl, 14 Chevicrs, Jeremy, 82 Cheyney, William, 84 Chichefter, Ch. 55 Chichefter, Earl of, 4 Chichefter, Sir John, 16 Chichefter, Sufannah, 16 Chidley, Chriftopher, 45 Child, Francis, loi Cholmley, Sir Henry, 38 Cholmley, Sir Hugh, 17, 38 Cholmley, Sir Richard, 38 Chonnocke, John, 87 Chrifwell, Henry, 82 Chudleigh, Chriftopher, 69 Chudley, James, 73 Church, — , 98 Churchman, Thomas, 39 Chyne, John, 82 Cicill, Benjamin, 42 Clare, Earl of, 39 Clark, George, 26 Clark, John, 102 Clarke, — , 51, 102 Clarke, Francis, 41 Clarke, Samuel, 55, 102 Clarke, William, loi Cleare, John, 35 Clement, Thomas, 40 Cleveland, Duchefs of, 13 Cliftbrd, Henry, 4 Clifton, John, 29, 89 Clifton, Laurence, 30 Cobb, Francis, 89 Cobb, Ifaac, 76 Cobbet, — , 102, 104 Cockaine, John, 52 Cockeram, Edward, 26 Cockin, — , 92 Codrington, Nicholas, 80 Codrington, William, 88 Cogningeftjy, Robert, 78 Colbie, Thomas, 76 Cole, —,98 Cole, John, 84 Coleby, Thotnas, 70 Coleman, — , 107 Coleman, Thomas, 65 Coleman, William, 31; Colesfoote, —,17 Colield, Lambert, 87 CoUe, Thomas, 63 Colledge, Thomas, 30 CoUingwood, Henry, 30, 43 Collins, Digory, 89 Collins, Marmaduice, 78 Collins, Thomas, 90 CoUugno, Owen, 83 Compton, Richard, 51 Compton, Spencer, 4 Compton, Thomas, 42 Comptroller, The, 9 Coney, Richard, 12 Coney, Sir Sutton, 12 Coney, Sir William, 12 Coney, William, 12 Coningham, Adam, 45 Conift)y, Thomas, 90 Connant, John, 65 Conftable, Robert, 63 Conftable, Sir William, 41, Conway, Edward, 74 [47 Conway, Vifcount, 74 Coo, Thomas, 41 Cook, Francis, 66, 8i Cooke, — , 96, loi, 102 Cooke, Edward, 38 Cooke, George, 75 Cooke, Henry, 76 Cooke, Nicholas, 23 Cooke, Phillip, 78 Cooke, Richard, %^ Cooker, W. 52 Cooney, John, 77 Cooper, Coniers, 55, 67 Cooper, Marmaduke, 67 Coote, Thomas, 88 Cope, Henry, 69 Cope, William, 75 Copley, Lionel, 21 Copley, William, 21 Coquinx, Anthony, 75 Corbet, Edward, 66 Corbet, Miles, 38 Corbetj Vincent, 55 Corby, — , 50 Corey, Humphry, 87 Cornewallis, Thomas, 87 Corney, William, 87 Cornwall, Humfrey, 88 Cofljie, Arnold, 29 Cofhe, John, 51 Cofworth, — , 91 Cofworth, Samuel, 52 Cotsforth, Rait, 34 Cotterell, Roger, 35 Cotterell, Thomas, 40 CottefwoTth, — , 102 Cotton, — , 35 Cotton, John, 65 Couper, Marmaduke, 49 Courtney, Edward, 76 Courtney, William, 79 Courtop, — , 42 Coufe, William, 51 Coventry, Lord, 6, 9 Coventry of Aylefboroughj Lord, 6 Coventry, Thomas, 6 Cowell, — , 103 Cowgrave, Francis, 83 Cowling, — , 101 Cowper, — , 96 Cox, — , 93 Cox, William, 74 Coyihe, John, 67 Cracroft, John, 26 Crane, — , 14 Crane, John, 14 Crane, William, 67 Cratroft, John, 91 Crawford, Earl of, 19 Crawley, William, 24 Creamer, — , 106 Crelawney, — , 93 Crifp, Obadiah, 56 Crifpe, Peter, 29, 69 Crofts, Robert, 75 Croker, John, 48 CrompCon, Henry, 77 Cromwell, — , 105 Cromwell, Bridget, 55 Cromwell, Elizabeth, 46 Cromwell, Sir Henry, 46 Cromwell, Margaret, 56 Cromwell, Oliver, 12, 49, 55> 56* 68, 100, 107 Crook, Samuel, 65 Crocker, Henry, 77 Cropley, Edward, 83 Crofle, — , 105, 106 Crofle, Richard, 48 Croffe, Robert, 65 Crow, Chriftopher, 45, 90 Cruttenden, Bevil, 29 Culpeper, Sir Thomas, 81 Culveer, — , 93 Cumberland, Earl of, 4, 8, 59 [ INDEX. ] Cunningham, Adam, 69 Cupper, Thomas, 84 Cudys, — , 95 Dabfcoat, Thomas, 87 Daily, John, 37 Dalbier, — , 53 Dalbier, John, 23, i;3 Daldorne, Henry,. 55 Dallifon, Sir Charles, 36 Dallochin, James, 78 Dancer, — , 106 Dane, Michael, 39 Daniell, John, 86 Danil, Thomas, 76 Darey, — , 61 Darrenfield, — , 98 Daflifield, — , 93 Davies, Robert, 43, 88 Davies, Thomas, 36 Davis, John, 35 Davis, Robert, 69, 88 Davis, Roland, 83 Davis, William, 81 Davifon, Alex. 54 Dawfon, Charles, 69, 86 Dawfcn, Stephen, 74 Day, William, 54 Deane, — , loi, 105 Deane, Nicholas, 90 Deane, Stephen, 41 DeBoyes,PhilibertEmanuel, ^3. 25. 47 Deering, Edward, 32 De Fluftibus, Robert, 84 De Gennis, John, 55 Deight, — , 86 De la Blancheur, J. 55 De la Hay, John, 51 De la March, John, 66 De la Place, Samuel, 66 Dalaftey, Theodoie, 80 Den, — , 94 Denbigh, Earl of, 47 Denby, — , 1 7 Dendy, — , 108 Denn, William, 86 Denny, Sir Edward, 69 Derby, Earl of, 5, 11 Delborough, — , 106 Dethick, William, 88 Deuolet, — , 97 Devereux, Nicholas, 26 Devereux, Robert, 20 "5 Devonfliire, Earl of, 4, 8 Dibdale, Nicholas, 36 Dier, — , 95 Digby, George, 19 Digby, Sir John, 13 Digby, John, 8, 19 Dillingham, Thomas, 64 Dillon, — , 84, 98 Dillon, Nathaniel, 74 Dimock {jee Dymock) Dingley, John, 54 Diot, — , 96 Difbrow, John, 56 Difney, — , 103 Difney, Edward, 91 Difney, Thomas, J03 Dives, Sir Lewis, 17 Dix, Humphry, 30 Dlauiherd, Herbert, 48 Dobfon, Ifaac, 29 Dobfon, Miles, 32 Dobyfon, — , 98 Dodfworth, Sir Edward, 23 Don, Daniel, 75 Done, — , 105 Doneill, — , 82 Doreflaer, Abraham, 22 Dortflaer, David, 22 Doreflaer, Ifaac, 21, 22,47 Doreflaer, Samuel, 22 Doreflaus {jee Doreflaer) Dorman, — , 106 Dormer, Robert, 5 Dorfet, Earl of, 4, 8 Dothwait, William, 69 Doughty, Mich. 88 Douglas, — , II, 66, 93, 94 Douglas, Alexander, 48, 52 Douglas, Sir John, 88 Dover, Earl of, 5, 8, 32 Dovet, Francis, 67 Dowett, Francis, 50 Downeham, John, 53 Downes, Richard, 76 Downing, — , 65 Downing, Calybut, 37 Downing, George, 37 Dowfe, Richard. 73 Doyley, — , 108 Doyley, Sir William, 14 Drake, John, 36 Drake, Thomas, 32 Draper, Mathew, 50 Draper, Nathanael, 26 ii6 [ INDEX. ] Draper, Thomas, 88 Draper, William, 89 Drewell, George, 83 Driver, William, 6z Drui-y, — , 106 Drury, Edward, 85 Ducket, — , 105 Dugdaile, John, 42 Duglafs ( jff Douglas) Dulbier Qee Dalbier) Dungan, John, 25 Duninge, John, 64 Dunlas, George, 57 Dunfmore, Lord, 6, 9 Duppey, — , 98 Durdo, Thomas, 40 Durfey, — ,104 Dutton, Philips 28 Dykes, - — , 98 Dymmocke, Edward, 82 Dymock, — , 50 Dymock, Humphry, 32 Dymock, Thomas, 80 Ealfinan, John.. 55 Earle, Walter, 53 Earnliffe, John, 78 Eafon, — , 93 Eaton, John, 77 Echlyn, Henry, 90 Edge, — , 5 Edmonds, — , 98 Edfon, Henry, 24 Edwards, — , 105, ic6 Edwards, Alexander, 26 Edwards, John, 28, 74, 81 Egglefton, — , 35 Egleton, — , 97 Eldred, Benjamin, 90 Elecot, Bartholomew, 70., Elliot, Bartholomew, 45 Elliot, Elizabeth, 5a Elliot, George, 34 Elliot, Jonathan, 37 Elliot, Sir John, 52 Elliot, Richard, 76 Elliot, Thomas, 50, 55 Ellis, Meedw. 66 Ellis, Thomas, 77 Elrington, John, 87 Elfing, Chriftopher, 87 Emeley, Vifcount, 51 Emerfon, William, 31 Emmins, — , 96 Erreny, BuUen, 87 Errington, John, 91 Efline, James, 80 Eflex, Charles, 45, 69 Eflex, Earl of, 20, 58 EfTex, Thomas, 32 Eflex, Sir William, 45 Etherington, — , 9, 97 Eure, — , 103 Eure, Thomas, 41 Evans, Morgan, 100 Evans, Thomas, 55 Evanfon, — , loS Evelyn, — , 100, 107 Evelyn, Arthur, 51 Evers, Compton, 82 Evert, William, 82 Exton, John^ 87 Fairbrother, — , 98 Fairfax, Francis, 28 Fairfax, Sir Philip, 44 Fairfax, Sir Thomas, 100, 102, 106 Fairfax, Sir Wm. 43, 44 Falconberg, Vifcount, 15 Falconberg of Henknowle, Lord, 6 [6 Falconberg of Yarm, Lord, Falconbridge, Lord, 6, 9 Falkland, Lord, 9, 59 Fane, Sir Francis, 36 Fane, Mildmay, 4 Farley, — , 104 Farley, Cuthbert, 38 Farmer, — , 109 Fames, Jofeph, 30 Farr, Hugh, 67 Farre, — , 109 Farrew, Humfrey, 83 Farringdon, — , 105 Farrington, David, 74 Farrington, Robert, 46 Farryer, — , 1 1 Featly, — , 65 Feilding, Edward, 85 Feilding, Richard, 90 Fenn, — , 97 Fenton, — , 106 Fenwick, John, 42 Fenwick, Triftram, 74 Ferrer, Conftance, 70, 85 Ferrer, Conftantine, 29 Ferries, Henry, 83 Ferrors, Thomas, 88 Fidler, — , 18, 94 Fielding, — , 49, 84 Fielding, Bazll, 47 Fielding, Vifcount, 47 Fielding, William, 47 Fienes, Anne, 31 Fienes, Bridget, 31 Fienes, Conftance, 3! Fienes, Edward, 56 Fienes, Elizabeth, 31 Fienes, Francis, 53 Fienes, Henry, 53 Fienes, James, 30 Fienes, John, 31, 55 Fienes, Nathanael, 30, 52 Fienes, Richard, 31 Fienes, Sufan, 31 Fienes, William, 30 Finch, — , 83 Finch, Jonathan, 50 Fincher, — , 100, 107 Fines {jee Fienes) Fiiher, — , 10, 1 1, 96 Fiiher, Henry, 44, 86 Fiiher, John, 39, 89 Fiiher, William, 90 Fitch, Thomas, 34 Fitihues, Francis, 31 Fitz, Thomas, 45 Fitzgerald, John, 78 Fitz James, John, 90 Fitzmorris, — , 95 Fleetwood, — , 85, 107 Fleetwood, Charles, 10 Fleetwood, George, 10 Fleetwood, Sir William, 10 Fleetwood, William, 10 Fleming, — , 37, 100, 1S8 Fleming, Ch. 56 Fleming, Edward, 53 Fleming, John, 53 Fletcher, John, 87 Flexney, — , 97 Flood, — , 93 Floyd, — , II, 92 Fludd, Katherine, 84 Fludd, Robert, 84 Fludd, Sir Thomas, 84 Flyer,—, 95 Fogge, — ,61 Foley, — , 107 Food, John, 88 Fook, Francif, 68, 69 [ INDEX. ] 117 Fookes, James, 37 Foord, George, 91 Forboys, Alexander, 23 Ford, — , 18 Forgifon, — , 103 Forfter, — , 18 Fortefcue, — , 102, 104 Fortefcue, Sir Faithful, 16, 28, 56, 67 Fortekue, John, 16 Fortefcue, Thomas, 67 Fofter, — , 92 Fofter, Charles, 74. Fofter, John, 44 Fotherlby, Henry, 79 Foulkes, Francis, fenior, 43 Fountain, Ornall, 28 Fountaine, Charles, 54 Fowke, Francis, junior, 43 Fowke, John, 24 Fowler, — , 15, 95, 97 Fowles, — , 69, 76, 84 Fowles, William, 43 Fownes, — , 104 Fox,—, 61, 93,95 Fox, Charles, 83 Fox, John, 75, 91 Foxcroft, John, 65 Framton, William, 53 France, William, 44 Frances, — , 102 Francis, John, 39 Francis, Richard, 91 Franklin, — , 106 Franouth, Humphry, 37 Freak, John, 68 Frederick, Chriftopher, 45 Frederick, William, 45 Freeman, — , 40 Freeman, Ralph, 87 French, — , loi Frenchfield, — ,61 Frodfliam, Edward, 2 5 Frodfliam, Henry, 41 Froft, — , 10 Fryer,—, II, 95 Fuller, Chenie, 54 Fuller, George, 76 Fulwood, George, 39 Furbufli, Thomas, 17 Furin, Francis, 105 Gage, — , 94 Gamblin, William, 88 Gamon, — , 64 Gandey, Robert, 88 Garden, George, 37 Gardiner, James, 75 Gardiner, Jer. 31 Gardiner, Thomas, 87 Gardner, — , 107 Garfeild, Henry, 91 Garfoot, William, 43, 69 Garrard, Nethermill, 41 Garret, — , 95 Garret, John, 31 Garrett, Thomas, 87 Garth, Nicholas, 38 Garth, Ralph, 40 Garts, Ralph, 70 Gates, John, 35 Gaudy, Francis, 77 Gay, Francis, 76 Gayle, — , 104 Gelafpe, — , 66 Genings, Edward, 38 Gerard, Richard, 101 Gerrard, Charlts, 76 Cerrard, Sir Gilbert, 21 Gerrard, Hugh, 80 Gettins, — , 104 Gey, — , 94 Gibb, Henry, 54 Gibbon, — , 102 Gibbons, — , 31, 108 Gibbons, Deverex, 76 Gibbons, Robert, 41 Gibbs, Higham, 75 Gibbs, Richard, 41 Gibbs, William, 89 Gibfon, — , 105 Gibfon, Richard, 81 Gibfon, Samuel, 65 GifFord, George, 44 Gifford, John, 90 GifFord, Lewis, 74 Gifford, Thomas, 87 Gilby, Theophilus, 94 Gill, William, 51 GiUmore, Charles, 83 Ginnings, Thomas, 35 Gittings, — , 30 Gladman, — , 106 Glafcock, — , 96 Glaflington, John, 89 Glazier, — , 96 Gleane, Peter, 85 Glenham, Henry, II Glenham, Sir Thomas, 11, 12, 80 Godderd, James, 49 Godfrey, Francis, 80 Godfrey, John, 89 Godfry, — , 99 GofF, — , 103 Goffe, Edmund, 75 Goldfborow, — , 29 Goldfmith, Daniel, 90 Goldfmith, David, 44 GoUidge, — , 104 Gooday, — , 102 Goodrich, John, 87 Goodrick, Daniel, 69 Goodwin, — , 39 Goodwin, Arthur, 31, 55 Goodwin, Jafper, 36 Goodwin, Robert, 36,82,69 Goodwin, Thomas, 36, 64 Goodwyn, Jane, 31 Gordes, — , 102 Gordon, Nathanael, 57 Gore, Thomas, 50 Gorge, John, 42 Goring, George, 76 [19- Gothericke, SirGeorge, 1 8, Goubourne, Thomas, 79 Gourd, Richard, 55 Gower, Stanley, 64 Grain, Robert, 41 Grandifon, Vifcount, 13, 19- 77 Grant, Arthur, 83 Grantham, — , 47 Grantham, Francis, 41 Grantham, Thomas, 41 Gratwick, Thomas, 49 Gravenor, Edward, 34 Graves, — , 108 Gravefnor, — , 100 Gray, — , loi, 104 Gray of Grouby, Lord, 6, 29, 48 Gray of Ruthin, Lord, 6, 9 Gray of Werke, Lord, 6 Gray, Edward, 16, 29, 68, 90 Gray, Ferdlnando, 29, 90 Gray, Francis, 41 Gray, Henry, 6, 29 Gray, James, 30, 42 Gray, Mathew, 90 Gray, Sufan, 6 ii8 [ INDEX. ] Gray, Sir Thomas, 6 Gray, Thomas, 29 Gray, William, 6 Greatrix, Richard, 78 Greene, Anthony, 86 Greene, Edward, 68 Greene, John, 50, 64 Greene, Thomas, 33 Greene, William, 80 Gregfon, — , 103 Grenvile, Richard, 54 Grefliam, Paul, i6 Grevill, Foulke, 49 Greville, Robert, 34 Grey [jee Gray) Grey, Lord, 49 Griffin, — , 99 Griffin, Conyer, 85 Griffin, Thomas, 30 Griffife, — ■, 97 Griffith, John, 82 Griffith, Robert, 83 Grimes, — , 103, 104, 105 Grimes, James, 28 Grimes, Mark, 37, 38 Groome, Benjamin, 38 Grove, John, 87 Grover, Francis, 76 Grover, Thomas, 69 Groves, — , 108 Gualter, William, 86 Gue, Hugh, 85 Guilliams, — , 108 Gunter, John, 49 Gurney, Henry, 41 Gwalter, Thomas, 68 Gyles, — , 10 Hackluit, Edmund, 42 Hackluyt, Edward, 85 Hadon, Edmund, 54 Hakriger, — , 62 Hale, John, 54 Hale, Michael, 54 Hales, Edward, 80 Hales, Charles, 79 Halford, Nicholas, 27 Hall, — , 108 Hall, Francis, 45, 69 Hall, Henry, 66 Hamilton, Marquis of, 3, Hamilton, — , 94 [85 Hamilton, Sir James, 87 Hamilton, James, 3 Hamlon, Robert, 88 Hammond, — , 100, 103, 105 Hamond, Edward, 90 Hamond, Francis, 90 Hamond, John, 50, 75 Hamond, Robert, 68, 90 Hamond, Thomas, 53 Hampden, John, 46 Hampden, William, 46 Hampfon, George, 39 Hampfon, Robert, 29 Hane, Joakim, 25 Hannam, James, 30 Harcourt, — , 42 Harcourt, Walter, 55, 91 Harcus, James, 29 Harden, — , 96 Harding, Hugh, 26 Harding, John, 56 Hardy, John, 43, 69 Harley, — , 103 Harlock, George, 39 Harris, — , 65 Harris, Leonard, 62 Harris, Nathanael, 42 Harris, Robert, 65 Harrifon, — , 98, 102, 107 Harrifon, James, 29 Harrow, Charles, 29 Hart, John, 40 Hartridge, George,'28, 87 Harvie, John, 33 Harvie, Robert, 42 Hafelrig, Sir Arthur, 53, 64 Hafelrjgge, Sir Thomas, 53 Haflewood, John, 45, 76 Haftings, — , 1 1 Haftings, Ferdinando, 49 Haftings, Henry, 8, II, 49 Haftings, Thomas, 26 Hatch, — , 61 Hatcher, Henry, 52, 91 Hatcher, Thomas, 56 Hatchet, — , 65 Haward, Arnold, 51 Hawkins, Leonard, 45, 69 Hawkins, Stephen, 89 Hawksworth, — , 95 Hawys, — , 108 Hay, James, 4 Haynes, Thomas, 30 Hayfe, — , 93 Heaflewood, John, 88 Heath, Conftantine, loi Heiihley, James, 57 Hemens, John, 29 Hemert, Walraven, 45 Hemings, — , 10 Hemings, John, 70 Hender, William, 38 Henery, Ralph, 67 Henife, Charles, 78 Herbert, — , 103 Herbert, Thomas, loi Herbert, William, 28, 81 Herdine, John, 24 Heme, — , 97 Heme, George, 74 Heme, Robert, 80 Hertford, Marquis of, 3, 7 Hewet, William, 29, 70 Hewfon, — , 104 Heyden, William, 68 Heydon, William, 31 Heyford, Anthony, 24 Heys, Walter, 37 Hickman, Thomas, 34, 49 Hickmar, Elias, 85 Hicks, John, 64 Hickfon, William, 24 Hidden, Roger, 88 Hide, David, 81 Hide, Edward, 59 Higgins, Henry, 43, 69 Higgins, Thomas, 37 Higham, George, 31 Higham, John, 79 Highfield, — , 102 Hilderfliam, Samuel, 66 Hilderfon, John, 33, 74 Hill, — , II, 61, 65, 95, 102 Hill, Thomas, 91 Hjllyard,SirChriftopher, 14 HiUyard, Robert, 14 Hinde, Thomas, 35 Hinder, — , 103 Hinderfon, — , 66 Hinton, Daniel, 35 Hippefley, Edward, 84 Hitchcock, Miles, 41 Hoare, — , 30, 96 Hoare, Thomas, 70 Hobbey, — , 1 1 Hodden, — , 103 Hodges, II, 15, 18 Hodfon, Benjamin, 25 Hodfon, John, 80 Holcroft, Charles, 31, 68 Holland, Earl of, 23 Holland, John, 83 Holies, Denzil, 39 Holies, John, 39 HoUis, John, 4 Holioway, — , 15 Holman, John, 41, 79 Holmes, — , 106 Holyday, — , ig Holynian, Thomas, 24 Homer, — , 15 Homes, — , 96 Honey, Richard, 24 Honiburne, Lancelot, 25 Honywood, — , 92 Honywood, Philip, 76 Hooke, Benjamin, 32 Hooke, Francis, 89 Hooker, — , 94 Hooper, — , 105 Hopkinfon, John, 41 Horfey, — , 93 Horton, — , 107 Horton, Edward, 31 Horton, Jeremy, 31, 68 Horton, Thomas, 53 Hofier, —,98 Holkins, — , 108 Hofklns, John, 36, 75 Hotham, Sir John, 51 Houltby, Lancelot, 83 Howard of Charlton, Lord, 6,8 Howard, — , 82, 102, 107 Howard, Charles, 6 Howard, Henry Frederick,5 Howard, Neptune, 78 Howard, Thomas, 6, 8 Howard, William, 30 Howen, — , 99 Hoyle, — , 64 Hubbart, — , 96 Huddlefton, Henry, 89 Hudfon, Francis, 32 Hudfon, Thomas, 67 Huet, — ,15 Hugganes, Robert, 83 Hughes, John, 43 Hughes, Nicholas, 83 Hughes, Robert, 31, 68 Hulftone, Edward, 84 Hunckea, Hercules, 86 [ INDEX. J HunTdoH} Lord, 5, yt Hunt, John, 34, 89 Hunt, Robert, 38 Hunt, Thomas, 89 Hunter, William, 37 Huntingdon, Earl of, 8, 11, 49. Huntington, — . 107 Hurry, Alexander, 37 Hurry, John, 67 Hulbands, — , 104 Hutchins, — ,96, 104, 108 Hutchinfon, — , 30 Hutchinfon, George, 70 Hutton, George, 50 Hutton, Henry, 66 Hutton, Phillip, 82 Hyde, John, 55, 68 Hyde, William, 67 Hygham, — , 97 Ingoldeffay, Henry, 105 Ingoldefby, Thomas, 105 Ingoldfby,— , 91;, 104, 105 Ingoldfby, Richard, 46 Innefton, — , 64 Irby, Sir Anthony, 57 Iremonger, John, 84 Ireton, — , too, 108 Ireton, German, 55 Ireton, Henry, 55 Irwin, Mariana, 49 Irwin, Sir William, 49 Ifaac, — , 1 8 Ifham, Henry, 46 Ivey, John, 68 Jackfon, — t 12,93,95, 102 Jackfbn, Edward, 74 Jackfon, John, 65 James, John, 54 Janes, Jofeph, 54 [efford, John, 83 Jeftres, James, 74 Jellybrand, Roger, 99 Jenkins, — , 104, 107 Jenkins, Henry, 38 Jenkins, John, 45 Jennings, — , 104 Jennings, Ambrofe, 89 Jepfon, Norrice, 89 Jervas, John, 88 Jefop, John, 40 Jewks, Thomas, 49 119 Jewty, William, 48 Jinkins, John, 70 Jobfon, Michael, 39 Johnfon, — , 11, 17, iS, 92,98 Johnfon, Bartholomew, 67 Johnfon, Edward, 53, 62 Johnfon, John, 26 Johnfton, Nicholas, 99 Johnftone, Sir Archibald, 66 Jolly, Richard, 49 Jones, — , 18, 92, 97, loi Jones, Henry, 79 Jones, Humphry, 42 Jones, Richard, 38 Jordan, Elias, 62 Jordan, Jofeph, 63 Joy, Thomas, 34 Jubbs, — , 104 Jucey, William, 53 Jukes, Bartholomew, 89 Juns, Robert, 89 Juflice, Hugh, 26, 77 Kaine, — , 106 Kanyer, Francis, 79 Katcofe, Henry, 38 Keck wick, Thomas, 37 Keeling, William, 79 Keeper, The Lord, 3, 7 Kelley, — , 18 Kelly, John, 30 Kelfey, — , 103, 105 Kempfon, — , 106 Kenarick, Samuel, 44 Kent, Earl of, 6 Kent, Thomas, 77 Kerry, Lord, 68 Kettley, Thomas, 63 Kevifon, Samuel, 88 Keyes, Henry, 78 Keyghtley, Silvanus, 88 Kilmady, Vincent, 28 Kilmurrey, Lord, 16, 19 King, — , 99 King, Ralph, 83 King, Thomas, 85 Kingfton-upon- Hull, Earl of, 6, 48 Kingftone, Edward, 88 Kingftone, Thomas, 88 Kinfman, — , 82 Kirbie, Robert, 80 Kirke, Charles, 85 120 [ INDEX. Kirlce, Thomas, 76 Kirkman, — , 96 Kirle, James, 56 Kirle, Robert, 53, 56 Kirton, Pofthumus, 75 Knight, — , 108 Knight, Bray, 76 Knight, Paul, 76 Knight, William, 42 Knightly, Edward, 88 Knightly, Robert, %% Knot, Nicholas, 90 Kowland, John, 76 Kyghley, Edward, 52 Lacey, Richard, 39 Lago, — , 103 Laham, Thomas, 29 Laighton, Harcourt, loi Lambert, — , 103 Lambert, George, 85 Lambton, — , 94 Lamfdie, John, 43 Landen, William, 74 Lane, William, 86 Lanford, Thomas, 26 Langford, — , 30 Langford, Edward, 82 Langford, George, 41 Langham, Thomas, 81 Langhorn, Thomas, 28 Langley, — , 1 1 Langley, Francis, 86 Langley, John, 65 Langley, Trinity, 83 Langon, William, 76 Langriih, Hercules, 54 Langton, Chriftopher, 35 Larrimore, Roger, 74 Latham, Thomas, 73 Latimer, Thomas, 40, 70 Laugherne, Thomas, 28 Laughton, — , 107 Laward, Thomas, 85 Lawdey, Richard, 85 Lawdy, George, 75 Lawerowyes, Ben. 77 Lawherne, Thomas, 28 Lawrence, Richard, 101 Lawrence, Thomas, 27, 39 Lawrens, — » 97» 106 Lawfon, — , 94, 97 Layton, Francis, 83 Lay ton, Titus, 84 Leake, George, 89 Leathcock, Humphry, 35 Lee, — , 62 Lee, Benjamin, 30 Lee, Thomas, 41 Leeds, Duke of, 18 Legard, Frances, 5 1 Legard, John, 51 Legg, Richard, 75 Legge, William, 15 Le Hunt, Sir John, 88 Le Hunt, Richard, 57 Leigh, — , 102 Leigh, Sir Francis, 6 Leigh, George, 79 Leigh, Goddard, 38 Leigh, Hugh, 85 Leigh, Jude, 31 Leigh, Richard, 79 Leigh, Thomas, 88 Leighton, — , 44 Leighton, Thomas, 32, 79 Lelburn {jee Lilburn) Lenox, Duke of, 3, 99 Lefley, — , 97 Leventhorp,Edward,2 5,68 Lever, — , 18 Levir, — , 64 Lewens, — , 95, 96 Lewis, William, 80 Lewkner, Lewis, 8 i Lewton, — , 62 Ley, —,17 Lidcoat, Richard, 29 Lidcott, Nicholas, 82 Lidcott, Thomas, 52 Lightfoot, John, 66 Lilbourne, Robert, 5, 48 Lilburn, Edward, 35 Lilburn, John, 34 Lilburn, Richard, 34, 35 Lilburne, — . 106 Lilburne, Thomas, 35 Lile, —,98, Lilley, Ralph, 84 Linch, John, 42 Lindfay, Ludovick, 19 Lindfey, Earl of, 4 Lindfey , John, 53 Ling, Carax, 50 Ling, Nicholas, 35 Lion, — , 105 Lifle, Francis, 77 Lille, George, 77, 85 Lifter, — , 42 Little, George, 86 Littleton, — , 97 Llewellin, William, 44 Lloyd, — , 103 Lloyd, Broichel, 79 Lloyd, JefFery, 32 Lloyd, John, 26,28, 44, 81 Lloyd, Richard, 66, 77 Lloyd, Walter, 30 Lloyde, Charles, 73 Lock, Gideon, 67 Loftus, • — , 98 Loftus, Samuel, 45, 70 Loftus, Thomas, 52 Long, — , 12 Long, Robert, 31, 68 Long, Walcer, 55 Longueville, Lord, 6 LongueviUe, Charles, 6 Longueville, Sir Michael, 6 Lookar, John, 43, 69 Louch, Edward, 82 Loughborough, Lord, 11 Love-joy, Caleb, 42 Lovel, Edward, 32 Lovelace, Lord, 6, 9 Lovelace, Hugh, 88 Lovelace, John, 6 Lovell, Henry, 28, 34 Lovellis, Richard, 76 Lowe, Arthur, 83 Lowe, Laurence, 27, 74 Lower, — ,28 Lower, George, 69, 75 Lower, William, 43, 69, 76 Lowes, Phillip, 79 Lucas, — , 62 Lucas of Shenfield, Lord, 17 Lucas, Sir Charles, 17, 19 Lucas, John, 17 Lucas, Robert, 34 Luch, Ithiell, 87 Lucy, —,17 Ludlow, Benjamin, 43 Lukine, Ifaac, 78 Lundy, — , 104 Lunsford, Henry, 84 Lunsford, Herbert, S4 Lunsford, Thomas, 84 Lunsford, Sir Thomas, 84 Luther, John, 81 Lutten, — , 60 Lutterell, John, 75 Lycent, John, 88 Lyng, —,97 Lyon, Daniel, 57 Lyon, John, 23 Lyrter, Thomas, 82 Lyttelton, Sir Edward, 3 Lyttelton, Edward, 3 Maddocke, — , 93 Madox, — , 49 Madox, Da. 48 Maidftone, — , 93 Maio, — , 94 Mainland, Lord, 66 Maleroy, Avery, 82 Mallery, Roberr, 29 Mallowes, Samuel, 82 Maloryp, John, 77 Malten, George, 53 Manaton, Samuel, 70 Manchefter, Earl of, 36 MandeviU, Lord, 36 Manefte, — , 102 Mmgainerc, Thomas, 99 Manwarring, Andrew, 69 Man wood, Jeremy^ 90 March, Earl of, 3 Margery, — , 108 Marine, Robert, 57 Markham, Anthony, 107 Markham, Henry, 107 Markham, Robert, 99 Marly, John, 76 Marrow, George, 30 Marfll, — , 94 Marlh, Robert, 74 MarihdU, Anne, 27 Marfhall, Bechc, 27 Marfliall, John, 34, 67, 87 Marfhall, Stephen, 27, 64 Marfliin, Henry, 77 Martaine, George, 62 Martery, Vfeus, 27 Martin, — , 107 Martin, Francis, 43, 60, 84 Martin, Matthew, 105 Marwood, James, 82 Mafliam, Anthony, 31 Mafon, — , 96, 103 Mafon, Richard, 82 Maflie, Edward, 29, 68 Matters, Geo. 82, 96, 106 Mathias, Chriftopher, 25 Matterfey, John, 35 [ INDEX. ] Matthews, Henry, 90 Matthews, Simon, 48 Matthews, William, 81 Maunder, Richard, 49 Maurice, Prince, 99 May, Roger, 87 May, Thomas, 87 May, William, 81 Mayiard, Edward, 85 Meautas, Philip, 69 Meldram, John^ 48 Melfon, Edward, 32 Melvin, — , 104 Melvin, John, 37 Menns, Andrew, 76 Menns, Sir John, 60 Mercer, — , 109 Mercer, John, 37 Mercer, William, 67 Meredith, John, 84 Merick, Gelly, 81 Merrick, Francis, 28 Merrick, Sir John, 21, 47, Merrick, John, 38 [81 Melham, Thomas, 49 Metoo, — , 16 Mewe, William, 64 Mewer, Nicholas, 57 Mewer, Robert, 57 Mewer, Thomas, 57 Mewfey, — , 95 Mlcklethwaite, — , 64 Middleton, — , 96, 107 Middleton, John, 41, 86 Middleton, Sir Thomas, 15 Middleton, Thos. 43, 69, 88 Midehoope, \. 54 Milbourn, Mathew, 37 Mildmay, Sir Henry, 22, 54 Mildmay, Henry, 54 Mildmay, Robert, 54 Milemay, Anthony, 52 Miles, Thomas, 33 Mill, John, 37 Millar, Henry, 88 Millard, John, 77 Miller, Henry, 74 Miller, Wilham, 42 Mills, — , 105 Mills, Francis, 83 Mills, John, loi Millhaw, Thomas, 81 Minn, Thomas, 79 Minfliaw, John, 40, 70 R 121 Mintridge, William, 81 Mi lick {Jee Merrick) Mitlon, — , 15 Mohun, Lord, 9 Mohun of Okehampton, Lord, 9 Mohun, Sir John, 9 Mohun, William, 82 Molefworth, Guy, 74 Molineux, Sir Vivian, 89 Molineux, William, 80 MoUineaux, Thomas, 89 Mollineux, Roger, 86 Molworth, Edward, 82 Momford, Peter, 43 Moncke, Arthur, 75 Moncke, George, 75 Monings, William, 43, 86 Monmouth, Earl of, 4, 8 Montague of Boughton, Lord, 9 Montague, Edward, 9, 36 Montague, Henry, 36 Moore, — , 94, 109 Moore, Anne, 16 Moore, Francis, 85 Moore, Gerard, 16 Moore, James, 53 Moore, Roger, 31, 68 Moore, Vifcount, 16 Moore, William, 74, 80 Mordaunt, Henry, 23 Mordent, Lewis, 34 More, — , 99 More, Daniel, 76 More, Richard, 34 Moreton, Leonard, 43, 69 Morgan, — , 13, 92, 93, 98, 108 Morgan, Charles, 92 Morgan, James, 86 Morgan, Miles, 50, 56 Morley, — , 65 Morris, — , 46 Morris, John, 35 Morton, William, 64 Mofley, Thomas, 51 Mounfon, — , 93 Mountague, ^, 103 Mountague, Lord, 9 Moufehall, — , 95 Mover, — , 62 Mowbray, Lord, 5, 8 Moyle, Nathaniel, 79 122 [ INDEX, Muggridge, — , 14 IWulgrave, Earl of, 44, 49 Munday, — , 106 Munington, Richard, S7 Murrey, — , 15, 94 Murrey, Sir David, 60 Murrian, Ralph, 90 MurfchampjAgmondiiham, 69 Mufgrave, — , 14, 99 Muiliet, Fulk, 26 Muiket, — , I02 Mufon, — , 95 Mynn, Robert, 80 Mynn?, John, 79 Mynne, Nicholas, 83 Napper, Sheldon, 41 Narrow, George, 70 NafTey, — , 97 Naupham, Richard, 88 Nayerne, Thomas, 69 Nayrne, Alexander, 67 Neal, Walter, 76 Neale, — , 1C9 Neale, Emanuel, 86 Neale, John, 50 Neale, Mofes, 42 Neale, Noah, 34 Neale, Timothy, 33 Needham, Atwell, 44 Needham, Robert, )6 Needham, Simon, 42 Needham, Vifcount, 16 Nelfon, Edward, 76 Nclfon, Robert, 70, 79 Nelthrop, John, 107 Nerne, Alexander, 57 Neve, Edward, 40 Neve, William, 80 Nevil, — , 108 Newark, Lord, 6, 9, 59 Newcaftle, Earl of, 5, 10, 48. 59 Newcomin, John, 30 Newde^ate, Henry, 32 Newdegate, Richard, 49 Newport, Earl of, 5, 8, 75 Newton, John, 74 Nicholas, Edward, 9 Nicholas, Robert, 82 Nicholas, Secretary, 9, 16, Nicholls, — , 46, 83 [59 Nicholls. D.inlel. 81 Nichols, Humphry, 89 Nicholfon, — , 66 Nightingall, — , 99 Noard, Roger, 39 Noroury, Edward, 43, 69 Norcott, William, 78 Normington, Jofeph, 38 Norris, Phillip, 80 Norihip, John, 32 Northampton, Earl of, 4 Northumberland,Earlof, 73 Norton, — , 62, 97 Norwood, Richard, 80 Nuby, Henry, 54 Nunney, — , 103 Nurfurd, Peter, 69 Nurfe, —,98 Nye, Henry, 66 Nye, Philip, 64 Oakes, George, 91 Obrian, Henry, 78 Odingfells, Edward, 69 Ogee, William, 43 Ogle, — , 92 Ogle, Edward, 85 Ogle, Gerrard, 85 Ogle, James, 90 Ogle, Thomas, 69 Ogle, Sir William, 85 Oliver, — , 98 Okely, Edward, 25 Okey, — , 37, 38, 109 Okey, John, 48 Ondingfeli, Edward, 44 O'Neill, Daniel, r8 Orfice, Richard, 28 Orpin, — , loT Olborne, Edward, 18 Ofborne, Richard, 70 Ofborne, Thomas, 18 Otter, Edward, 44 Otter, John, 50 Oufby, Robert, 36 Owen, — , 61, 97 Owen, Sir John, 15 Owen, John, 39 Owen, Owen, 75 Owen, Thomas, 78, 84 Owen, Walter, 81 Owen, William, 40, 81 Oxenbridge. Charles, 78 Oxenden, Richard, 91 Oxford, — , 76 -Oxford, Wendy, 34 Packet, — , 106 Packington, Elizabeth, 74 Packington, Sir John, 74 P^ge- — ' 97 Page, John, 32 Page, Sir Rife, 94 Paget, Lord, 9 Paget, William, 9 Pagett, Thomas, 83 Paholigus {Jee. PalEeologus) Paine, Jervas, 43, 86 Palaeologus, Theodore, 3 3,76 Palmer, — , 80 Palmer, Giles, 83 Palmer, John, 48, 89 Palmer, Peter, 53 Palmer, Robert, 36 Palmer, William, 74 Paramore, Thomas, 70, 75 Pargiter, Arthur, 42 Parin, Robert, 48 Parker, — , 98 Parker, Charles, 43, 69 Parker, Henry, 21 Parker, John, 75 Parker, Nicholas, 88 Parker, Richard, 34, 39, 82 Parkes, William, 27 Parkinfon, John, 36 Parree, — , 93 Parrimore, Thomas, 74 Parry, Owen, 31, 68, "9 Parfell, Garret, 78 Parfons, Daniel, 17 Partridge, — , 62 Pafhley, Chriftopher, 66 Pate, — , 82 Paterfon, William, 86 Patrick, William, 57 Paulet, Lord, 6, 9 Pawlet, — , 40 Pawlett, Sir John, 80 Pawlett, Thomas, 80 Pawlett, William, 80 Payard, Alexander, 40 Payne, — , loi P-iyton, Sir Edward, 28 Payton, Henry, 77 Payton, Samuel, 81 Pearne, John, 67 Pearfon, — , 97 Peart, — , 107 Peckham, — , 106 Pedar, Mathew, 56 Pemberton, Godard, 86 Pemberton, Lewis, 33 Pennyfether, — , 107 Pereont, Edward, 80 Pergent, Thomas, 86 Perren, — , 98 Perrin, — , 96 Perry, — , 107 Perfall, Charles, 91 Peter, Hugh, 105 Peterborough, Earl of, 23, Peters, Henry, 86 [28, 48 Peto, Sir Edward, 34 Peto, Henry, 86 Peto, John, 35 Pettus, Thomas, 89 Pew, Thomas, 29 Pheafant, Thomas, 78 Philips, Hugh, 39 Phillips, John, 65, 85 Phillips, Richard, 29 Philpot, — , 93 Philpot, John, 90 Phipp, Nicholas, 68 Phipps, John, 24 Phips, — , 106 Pickering, — , 104 Pickering, Benjamin, 66 Pie, Sir Robert, 55 Pierrepoint, Henry, 6 Pierrepoint, Robert, 6 PifEnch, John, 99 Pigot, Sir Thomas, 41 Pike, Henry, 90 Pilkington, Lyon, 33 Pilkinton, — , 97 PIncock, William, 30 Pindar, — , loi Pjrkins, Robert, 80 Plomer, — , 90 Plowman, Matt. 50, 56, 90 Pocklington, — , 97 Polden, — , 98 Pollard, — , 93 Pollard, Sir Hugh, 17 Polwheele, — , 93 Pomeroy, Hugh, 76, 84 Pomroy, — , 62 Poore, Francis, 87 Poore, John, 32 [ INDEX. J Pope, — , 15 Porter, — , 95, 58 Porter, Endimion, 59 Porter, Giles, 73 Potter, — , loi Potter, Vincent, loi Poulett, John, 6 Povey, Allen, 39, 70, 84 Powell, — , 18, 28, 84 Powell, Edward, 84 Powell, James, 88 Powell, Robert, 30 Powell, William, 83 Power, Miles, 78 Power, Richard, 85 Pownall, Henry, 42 Poyer, — ,28 Prat, — , 93 Preddocl 70, 79 Robinfon, Daniel, 45, 89 Robinfon, Thomas, 106 Robotham, — , 107 124 Rochefter, Earl of, i6 Rochford, Vifcount, 32 Rocke, John, 78 Rockwoodj Thomas, 87 Rodes, Sir John, 1 1 Roe, Henry, 25 Roe, Thomas, 42 Rogers, — , 86, 103 Rogers, Francis, 43, gi Rogers, Thomas, 41 Rokefby {Jee Rookefby) Rolfe, — ,103 Rolfon, William, 91 Romitree, Ralph, 51 Rooke, Ambrofe, 50 Rookes, Robert, 79 Rookes, Thomas, 88 Rookefby, Anne, 51 Rookelby, Ralf, 51 Roofe, — , 93 Rofe, John, 36, 70 Rofington, Robert, 78 Rofley, — , 95 Rofs, William, 88 RofTell, Francis, 99 RofTey, —,95 Roffiter, — , 107 Rofton, William, 79 Rothcrham, George, 39 Roufe, Thomas, 38 Rowland, — , 92, 95 Rowfe, George, 28, 86 Royndtree, — , 97 Rudgley, Simon, 56 Rupert [Robert], Prince, 19 Rufli, Thomas, 44, 87 Ruihell, Robert, 76 Rufhworth, John, loi Ruffcll, — , 12 RufTell, John, 78 Ruffell, William, 23 Rufton, Robert, 91 Rutherflird, — , 66 Rutton, Thomas, 44 Ryley, — , 95 Sackville, Edward, 4 Saint John, — , 49, 76 Saint John, Sir Anthony, 25 Saint John, Barbara, 13 Saint John, Howard, 86 Saint John, Lord, 32 Saint John, Oliver, 13, 32, 68 [ INDEX, ] Saint John, Sir John, 13 Saint John, John, 26 Saint Leger, William, 68 Salifbury, Earl of, 4 Salkeld, John, 74 Salmon, — , 102 Salway, Arthur, 66 Sambridge, — , 34 Samerfter, Henry, 36 Sampfon, — , 103 Samuel, — , 39 Sanbedge, John, 84 Sanders, — , 103 Sanders, Sir John, 56 Sanders, Mount, 32 Sanders, Pilemon, 84 Sanders, Thomas, 80 Sanderfon, — , 65, 96 Sanderfon, Henry, 50 Sanderfon, Montague, 75 Sandes, Robert, 85 Sandford, Thomas, 74 Sands, Edwin, 48, 52 Sandys, Samuel, 74 Saunders, Edward, 52 Savage, — , 18 Savage, John, 8 Saville, Lord, 6, 9 Saville, Thomas, 6, 29 Say, Lord, 48 Say & Sele,, Vifcount, 30, 52 Sayer, — , 51 Scanderith, John, 82 Scarborough, Jofeph, 34 Scooler, Paul, 53 Scot, — , 97 Scott, Robert, 90 Scroop, — , 108 Scrope, Adrian, 54 Scrope, Simon Thomas, 54 Scudamore, — , 82 Seaman, Lazarus, 64 Searle, Richard, ^o Sears, Jofeph, 33 Sedefcue, — , 67, 108 Sedgewick, Obediah, 64 Sedgwick, William, 42 Seigneur, James, 20 Selby, — , 107 Selwin, Sir Nicholas, 75 Serjeant, — , 93 Sender, Henry, 66 Seymor, Lord, 6, 9 Seymore, Edward, 81 Seymour of Trowbridge, Lord, 6 Seymour, Francis, 6 Seymour, William, 3 Seymoure, Thomas, 85 Shafty, — , 94 Shanke, John, 39 Sharpe, — , 96 Sharpe, Francis, 50 Shawbury, Ifaac, 89 Shefteild, Thomas, 107 Sheffield of Butterwick, Lord, 44 Sheffield, Edmund, 44, 49 Sheffield, Frances, 44 Sheffield, James, 49 Sheldon, — , 13 Shelley, Henry, 69 Shelton, — , 13 Shelton, Thomas, 75, 88 Sheppard, John, 32 Sherborne, Stafford, 79 Shergall, Robert, 45 Sherley, Thomas, 86 Sherman, John, 82 Sherwood, Chriftian, 83 Shilling, Sheerly, 86 Shipman, Abraham, 86 Shipman, John, 45, 69, 87 Short, — , 104 Shorter, — , 46 Shute, — , 66 Sibthorpe, Henry, 77 Sidenham, — , 16 Silverwood, — , 104 Simons, — , 96 Simpfun, — , 95, 97 Simpfon, William, 89 Sing, Jofhua, 24 Sippence, Thomas, 24 Skerrew, Robert, 84 Skinner, Thomas, 25 Skippon, — , 100, 102 SkippoT, Philip, 20, 21 Skipwith, Henry, 31, 68 Skipwith, John, 79 Skirmager, — , 109 Skirrough, — , 97 Skrimpihiere, John, 25 Skrimfhaw, Herald, 39 Skrumihaw, Charles, 81 Skrynfheere, — , 68 Skudamore, John, 38 Skut, — , 94 [ INDEX. ] 125 Slatford, George, 41, 76 Slaughter, — , 98 Slaughter, John, 87 Sieger, Rowland, 81 Sleigh, James, 44 Slingfby, — , 60 Slinglby, Sir Henry, 17 Sloconil, Hutnfry, 89 Smart, — ,12 Smart, Tracey, 45 Smelomb, Barnard, 37 Smith, — , 64, 96, 98, 102, Smith, Francis, 77 [103 Smith, Henry, 32 Smith, John, 34 Smith, Jofeph, 42 Smith, Nathaniel, 82 Smith, Nicholas, 50 Smith, Paul, 86 Smith, Richard, 86 Smith, Robert, 79 Smith, Thomas, 81 Smith, William, 60, 77 Smithwick, Francis, 80 Sneyles, — , 97 Somerfet, Duke of, 3 Somefter, Henry, 76 Sommerfton, — , 61 Song, Jenkin, 26 Southampton, Earl of, 4, 8 Southcot, — , 93 Southcot, Thomas, 38 Sowfe, — , 93 Sowt^jn, — , 94 Spanier, James, 99 Sparkes, Ralph, 77 Sparrow, Thomas, 41 Spencer, — , 100 Spilman, Sir John, 14 Spooner, — , 104 Spooner, John, 37 Spoore, Richard, 79 Spry, William, 54 Spurflow, William, 46, 66 Stafford, — ,13 Stafforton, Thomas, 40 Stamford, Earl of, 6, 29 Stanbury, Thomas, 79 Standburgh, Humfrey, 80 Standifl), James, loi Standibury, — , 60 Stane, — , 100 Stanford, — , 49 Stanhope, Ferdinando, 14 Stanhope, Philip, 14 Stanhope of Shelford, Lord, Stanley, — , 11, 17 Stanley, Elizabeth, 11 Stanley, Ferdinando, 11 Stanley, James, 5 Stanley, William, 5 Stannard, William, 37 Staples, George, 67 Stapteton, Sir Philip, 26 Starkey, — , 12 Starkey, John, 30, 68 Staunton, — , 65, 93 Steed, John, 82 Stenchion, James, 57 Stephens, — , 105 Stephens, John, 62 Stepkin, Charles, 78 Sterne, — , 106 Stevens, Henry, 26 Stewart, — , 93 Stiles, — , 63 Stiles, John, 46 Stingfljy, — , 6 1 Stoaker, Matthew, 32 Story, Francis, 87 Stradling, Francis, 87 Stradling, Henry, 63 Stradling, John, 75 Stradling, Robert, 52 Strange, Lord, 5 Strangewayes, — , 18 Stranbil, — , 101 Stratford, William, 45, 88 Stratton, — , 103 Streater, — , 102 Strelley, John, 26, 50 Strelley, Patrick, 24 Strelly, Henry, 49 Stringer, Jacob, 42, 69, 80 Stroung, Peter, 63 Strowd, — , 93 Struce, Elias, 31, 68 Stuart, James, 3 Sully, Henry, 76 Sumner, — ■, 42 Suffex, Earl, 6 Sutton, — , j8 Sutton, John, 91 Swaine, William, 80 Swallow, • — ■, J08 Swan, William, 76 Swandly, William, 62 Swanley, Charles, 61 Swanly, George, 62 Sweeper, Tho. 30 Swinford, Thomas, 90 Swright, James, 47 Symonds, Eleanor, 16 Symons, — , 96, loa Taffe, Lord, 1 1 Taffe, John, 1 1 Taffe, Theobald, 11 Tailor (Jee Taylor) Talbot, John, 90 Tapper, Nathaniel, 29 Talburgh, Peregrine, 76 Taton, William, 35 Tayler, Henry, 34 Taylor, Francis, 64 Temped, — ,95 Tempeft, John, 13 Tempeft, Stephen, 13 Temple, — , 66 Temple, Elizabeth, 30 Temple, James, 30, 50 Temple, John, 52 Temple, Sarah, 52 Temple, Thomas, 30, 56 Tench, — , 99 Tercene, Eval, 105 Terrill, Thomas, 54 Terwhit (/e« Tyrwhitt) Tetlow, Edward, 41 Thanet, Lord, 5, 10 Thelwall, Anthony, 90 Thirlow, — , 15 Thomas, — , 17, 96, 103 Thomas, Henry, 79 Thomas, John, 63, 80 Thompfon, — , 83, 96 Thompfon, Charles, 76 Thompfon, Francis, 55 Thompfon, George, 51 Thompfon, James, 79 ThornehiU, Richard, 45 Thornton, — , 82, 94 Thoroughgood,Thomas,33, 65, 86 Thorp, William, 28 Thorpe, Anthony, Si Thory, Alexander, 29 Throckmorton, H. 41 Throckmorton, Job, 41 Throgmorton, Thomas, 76 I Throughton, Ifaac, 79 126 [ INDEX. J Throwley, Edward, 54 Thurland, Richard, 81 Thwaytes, Thomas, 81 Tindall,Ambrofe,26,70,8l Tinne, Morgan, 30 Tinney, Morgan, 69 Tirringham, Francis, 90 Tirwhit {Jee Tyrwhitt) Tifdale, — , 14 Tifdale, Chriftopher, 65 Tolhuft, — , 106 Tomkins, — , J04 Tomkins, William, 78 Tomlinfon, 105, 108 Tooke, James, 90 Tooley, John, 74 Toppington, — , 104 Tovey, William, 49 Townfend, Robert, 7^ Townfend, Thomas, 87 Tozer, Henry, 66 TrafFord, Thomas, 78 Travers, Richard, 90 Tredwell, Mofes, 86 Treeft, Thomas, 28 Trelawny [Jee Crelawny) Treme, John, 28 Trenchard, John, 68 Treveere, Thomas, 1 1 Trevor, Daniel, 37, 87 Troughton, Chriftopher, 25 Trunke, William, 44 Tuchett, Mervin, 20 Tucker, — , 25, 28 Tuckey, Anthony, 65 Tufton, John, 5 Tuke, William, 86 Tukes, — , 13 Tulidaffe, Alexander, 38 Turkington, — , 36 Turner, — , 82 Turner, John, 36 Turner, Robert, 26 Turney, Ifaac, 31 Turpin, — , 97, 109 Turrell, 1 homas, 37 Turvili, Poole, 89 Turvill, Robert, 81 Twiiield, — , 98 Twlfleton, — , 107 Twift, — , 63 Tyer, —,28 Tyerer, Edward, 90 Tyrer, Edward, 68 Tyrer, Thomas, 44 Tyrwhit, — , 96 Tyrwhit, Edward, 91 Tyrwhit, Francis, 90 Tyrwhitt, George, 44 Tyrwhitt, John, 77, 91 Tyrwhitt, Robert, 77 Udall, Sir William, 75 Ugall, Henry, 82 Upton, — , II, 94 Upton, John, 51 Upton, Richard, 44 Urney, Edward, 77 Urrey, John, 47 Ufher, George, 31 Ulher, James, 78 Vahan, Sir William, 100 Valentine, Thomas, 64 Vanbraham, H. 53 Van Dalem, Peter Man- teau, 105 Vanderhiden, Philip, 68 Vandowfe, — , 93 Vandrufick, Jonas, 50 Vangerich, John, 67 Vanhuifli, — , 93 Vanpeere, Henry, 75 Van Valkenfteyn, Grijp, 22 Varnon, Thomas, 52 Vaughan, — , 98 Vaughan, Sir George, it Vaughan, Thomas, 75 Vaughan, Sir William, 12 Vaux, — , 18, 94 Vavafor, Sir Charles, 82 Vavafour, — , 84 Vavafour, Thomas, 14 Vavafour, Sir Walter, 14 Vavafour, William, 14, 83 Vaves, Thomas, 49 Venner, — , 11 Ventrefs, Charles, 88 Ventris, Henry, 85 Vernon, George, 24 Vertaine, — , 97 Vetty, Max. 54 Vicceers, — , 93 Vickerman, Ralph, 67 Villars, Edward, 77 Villiers, Anne, 74 Villicrs, Barbara, 13 Villiers, Sir Edward, 13 Villiers, Sir George, 74 Villiers, George, 13, 74 Villiers, William, 13 Vincent, Edward, 91 Vines, Richard, 66 Vinkeles, R. 23 Vinter, John, 34 Vittell, John, 89 Vivers, Robert, 56 Voyfey, — , 93 Waade, — , 102, 104 Wagfliaft, — , 105 Wagftaff, — , 46, 70 Wagftaffe, Sir Jofeph, 12 Waite, Henry, 79 Waite, John, 85 Wake, — , 61 Walbran, John Richard, 38 Walcot, Ralph, 67 Waldgrave, — , 80 Waldgrove, John, 80 Waldron, William, 82 Waldwine, — , 81 Walker, — , 62 Walker, George, 64 Walker, John, 37 Walker, Zachary, 53 Walkington, Thomas, 90 Wallen, W. 49 Waller, — , 13, 93, 95 Waller, Sir Hardrefs, 102 Waller, Sir Thomas, 48 Waller, Sir Wm. 40, 48, 49 Walley, — , 95 Walley, Edward, 55 Wally', Ifaac, 88 Walmfley, Nath. 67 Walmdy, John, 36 Walfet, Ralph, 39 Walfli, George, 32 Walter, George, 41 Walters, — , 6i Walters, John, 77 Walthall, Peter, 86 Walton, — , 90 Walton, Valentine, 56 Walwin, William, 33 Wanderford, Mi. 53 Wandlo, James, 57 Wandsfbrd, Elizabeth, 31 Wandsford,SirRowland, 31 Ward, — , 63, 96, 105 Ward, Andrew, 26 [ INDEX. ] 127 Ward, Arthur, 80 Ward, Hugh, 47 Ward, Henry, 44 Ward, John, 23 Ward, Thomas, 25, 80 Wardlaw, — , 47 Wardley, William, 56 Ware, Peter, 49, 67 WarJcins, John, 45 Warren, — , 77 Warren, Henry, 75 Warren, John, 35 Warren, Nicholas, 34 Warfon, George, 90 Warwick, Enrl of, 6, 60 Wafe, Edward, 24 Wafe, Roger, 45 Waflier, — , I 5 Wafhington, — , 18 Wafliington, Heniy, 73 Wafliington, John, 75 Wafliington, Sir William, 73 Waterhoufe, Jofeph, 56 Waters, — , 10, 92 Waterton,, — , 13 Watham, Robert, 86 Watkins, John, 70 Wats, Paul, 69 Watfon, — , 100 Watfon, Nicholas, 87 Watfon, William, 99 Wattes, — , 61, 92 Watton, — , 56 Watton, Valentine, 56 Watts, Edward, 36, 87 Watts, John, 86 Wauton, Valentine, 56 Wayte, — , 70 Web, — , 101 Webb, James, 45, 70 Weekes, John, 75 Wcekings, Luke, 3c Weeks, — , 15 Weeks, Edward, 55 Weld, John, 89 Welden, — , 106 Weller, — , 96 Wellin, William, 39 Wells, — , 92 Wells, Samuel, 45 Wentworth, George, 25 Wentworth, Henry, 79 Wentworth, Willi.im, 74 Weft, — ,92 Weft, Edmond, 55 Weft, Edward, 24 Weft, George, 54 Weft, Nathaniel, 50 Weft, William, 39 Weftmorland, Earl of, 4, 8 Wefton, William, 78 Wett, Edward, 43 Whaley, — , 108 Wharton, — , 49 Wharton, Lord, 31 Wharton, Philip, 31 Wheathill, Gilbert, 79 Wheeler, John, 45 Wheeler, William, 82 Wheler, — , 61 Whecftone, Roger, 36 Whife, Walter, 99 Whiftler, Ralph, 49, 67 White, — , II, 15, 92, 102 White, George, 78 White, John, 44 White, William, 29 Whiteacre, — ,11 Whitebread, John, 55 Wbiteway, — , 18 Whitford, — , 94, 97 Whitford, Walter, 23 Whitgreen, — , 97 Whither, George, 80 Whitley, Matthew, 80 Wbitmore, — , 97 Whitney, Francis, 90 Whitney, Thomas, 44 Whittaker, Jeremy, 65 Whitton, — , 104 Whymper, Richard, 67 Widdrington of Blankney, Lord, 17 Widdrington, Sir Wm. 17 Widnam, — , 95 Wigfal, — , 104 Wilkinfon, Henry, 64 Wilkinfon, Smith, 39 Wilks, — , 103 Willeby, — , fci WiUet, Edward, 46 Willey, Theophilus, 44 Williams, — , t4, 93, 105 Williams, Anthony, 86 Williams, Hugh, 79 Williams, Oftjorn, 36 Williams, R >'U, iPa?r«'' ' s, /'"*.' >'''■',' 'V'', Kii >.'<.• t ";">' -1 ''i I i I 'ui: ;,.!' \), SmM^assimli^iimiitiaiisii.