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Vol. DVII (ff. 239). 1705- May 1708.
includes:
- f. i John Gellibrand, Clerk of the Cheque to Messengers of the Chamber: Letter to: 1705.
- f. 1 Sir Charles Cox, MP: Letter to J. Gellibrand: 1705.
- ff. 1-3, 167, 171 John Lade, MP: Depositions, etc., rel. to: 1708, n.d.: Partly printed.
- f. 3 John Strangeways Rawles, of Southwark: Deposition by: 1705.: Printed.
- f. 4 William Banastre, Chief Justice of counties Brecknockshire, Glamorgan and Radnorshire: Memorial to Qu. Anne: 1705.: Signed.
- f. 4 Charles Coxe, MP: Memorial to Qu. Anne: 1705.: Signed.
- f. 4 Peter and Thomas Morgan, burglars, of county Brecknockshire: Memorial rel. to: 1705.
- ff. 5-6b John Pays, sea captain: Papers rel. to: 1706.: Abstract.
- ff. 5-8b Weymouth, Dorset: Letter, etc., from Mayor to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- ff. 7-8b Sir Charles Hedges, Secretary of State: Prisoners in his custody: 1706.
- ff. 7-8b William Sharpe, Clerk of the Cheque: Returns of prisoners: 1706, 1710.
- f. 9 Sir Charles Hedges, Secretary of State: Letters, etc., to: 1702-1708.: Partly Fr. and cipher.
- f. 9 David Allen, of county Pembrokeshire: Letter to Sir C. Hedges: 1706.
- f. 10 Thomas Salkeld, of Newcastle: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.
- ff. 10, 18 James Murray, highwayman: Letters rel. to: 1707.
- f. 11 Benjamin Beardwell, printer: Memorial rel. to: 1707.
- f. 11 Henry Legat, Messenger of the Chamber: Memorial by: 1707.
- ff. 11, 14 Abel Roper, Tory journalist: Information rel. to: 1707.
- ff. 11, 14 Newspapers Great Britain and Ireland: Memorials rel. to 'Post Boy': 1707.
- ff. 11, 14 Abel Boyer, Huguenot writer: Memorials rel. to: 1707.
- ff. 12-13b Cohne de La Pepinière, French privateer: Letter, etc., rel. to: 1707.
- ff. 12-13b John Sorsoleil, Huguenot naval chaplain: Deposition by: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 14- 15b Benjamin Beardwell, printer: Examination of: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 16 James Coates, highwayman: Letter rel. to: 1707.
- f. 16 Sir William Benson, Sheriff of London: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1707-1710.: Partly signed.
- f. 16 Sir Ambrose Crowley, MP: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 18 Henry Ogle, Sheriff of county Northumberland: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 19 George Dance, Drum-Major, Lepell's Foot: Letter to Sir C. Hedges: 1707.
- ff. 21-22b Shipping: Names, etc., of Scots taken on ship 'Orange Tree', with report: 1707.
- ff. 21-22b Prisoners of War: Scots taken on board 'Orange Tree': 1707.
- f. 23 John Blencowe, Serjeant-at-Iaw, afterwards Justice of the Common Pleas: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707, [1710?].
- f. 24 Francis Higgins, Archdeacon of Cashel: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.
- f. 26 John Peirce, mercer, of St Martin within Ludgate, London: Bond by,: 1707.: Signed. Signet.
- f. 26 Thomas Smith: Witnessed, in: 1707.
- f. 26 Joseph Roe, of St Gregory's parish, London: Bond by: 1707.: Signed. Signet.
- f. 28 William Lane, of county Gloucestershire: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 28 John Parsons, JP; of county Gloucestershire: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 28 Charles Delafaye, Under Secretary of State: Witnessed: in 1707-1710.
- f. 28 Stephen Baldwyn, of county Gloucestershire: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 28 Richard Cocks, of county Gloucestershire: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30- 31 Giles Earle, MP for Chippenham, and Treasury Commissioner: Memorial to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31 Ed. Hearst, JP for county Wiltshire: Memorial to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31 Sir William Pynsent, 1st Baronet: Memorial to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31 Sir William Pynsent, 2nd Baronet: Memorial to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31 Francis Merewether, MP: Memorial to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31 Walter Ernle, sheriff of county Wiltshire: Memorial to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31 George Duckett, MP: Memorial to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31, 169 James Montagu, of Lackham; MP: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1707, 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31, 63 Sir John Eyles, 2nd Baronet; Sub-Governor of the South Sea Company; Lord Mayor of London; Postmaster General: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 30-31, 63, 106 Josiah Diston, MP: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1707.: Partly signed.
- ff. 30-32,63-66b,98-101,106, 126*-126**, 184*-184**,205*-205** Devizes, Wiltshire: Papers, rel. to disturbances at: 1707-1710.
- f. 33 Charles Cranburn, Jacobite agent and Guard Marine at Dunkirk: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1707-1708.
- f. 35 London Secular Institutions. Prisons: Order for release of prisoner from Newgate: 1707.
- f. 35 William Butler, prisoner in Newgate: Order for his release: 1707.
- f. 35 James Fell, Keeper of Newgate: Order to: 1707.
- f. 36 Jeffery Saunders: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- ff. 36-38 Thomas Hopkins, Under Secretary of State: Witnessed: in 1707.
- ff. 36-38 Overy, brewer: Informations against: 1707.
- f. 38 Captain Laurence St Loe, Trapaud's Foot: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 39 Robert Price, MP, Baron of the Exchequer: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 39-52 John Organ, of Haresfield: Papers rel. to: 1707.
- ff. 39-52 City of Gloucester: Papers rel. to murder at: 1707.: Mostly copies.
- ff. 39-52 William Herbert: Papers rel. to his murder: 1707.
- f. 41 John Cocks, of Gloucester: Letter to T. Bretton: 1707.
- f. 41 Thomas Bretton, of the Middle Temple: Letter to: 1707.
- f. 43 John Johnsons, of Gloucester: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 43 Anne Gregory, servant, of Gloucester: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 43b Henry Braddis, labourer, of Gloucester: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 44 Francis Bennett, of Gloucester: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 44 Edward Elliot, of Gloucester: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- ff. 44-45, 48b Mary Rolfe, daughter of Elizabeth Rolfe, widow, of Gloucester: Information by, etc.: 1707.: Copies.
- f. 45 Thomas Grymes, of Upton St Leonards: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 45 Thomas Shattford, of Churchdown: Examination of: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 49 William Blizzard, of Up Hatherley: Examination of: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 51 Elizabeth Fairbrell, wife of Richard Fairbrell, of Gloucester: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 52 John Mare, of Haresfield: Information by: 1707.: Copy.
- f. 53 Philip Papillon, MP: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 53 Matthew Aylmer, 1st Baron Aylmer: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 57 Captain Henry Lawrence, RN: Letter rel. to: 1707.
- f. 57 Navy; England: Letter rel. to loss of H.M.S. 'Coventry': 1707.
- f. 57 White Kennett, Bishop of Peterborough: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1707, 1720.
- ff. 59-62b Ann Hamilton, informer: Information by: 1707.
- f. 65 Gilbert Burnet, Bishop of Salisbury: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1707-1708.
- f. 67 Erasmus Lewis, Under Secretary of State: Letters to T. Hopkins: 1707.: Partly copy.
- ff. 67, 115, 125-126 Alexander Valière, alias Clarke; agent of Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford: Papers rel. to: 1707.
- ff. 67, 190, 210, 220-223 Thomas Hopkins, Under Secretary of State: Letters, etc., to: 1707-1710, n.d.: Partly Fr.
- ff. 69-236b passim Sir James Montagu, judge: Reports, opinions, etc., as Attorney- or Solicitor-General: 1707-1710.: Partly Lat.: Mostly signed. Partly copies.
- ff. 69-92b, 98-101 Simon Harcourt, 1st Viscount Harcourt: Legal reports and opinions by: 1707-1709.: Partly signed and copies.
- ff. 71-76b John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland: 1703-1720.
- f. 73 John Lawes, diplomatist: Letter to: 1707.
- ff. 73, 81-92b Major Andrew Mortimore, Stanhope's Foot: Letter, etc., to J. Lawes: 1707.
- ff. 73-92b Mary Reed, English Roman Catholic: Letters to, etc.: 1707.
- f. 75 Elizabeth Bishop, English Roman Catholic: Letter to J. Laws: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 75 William Elliot, English Roman Catholic: Letter to J. Laws: 1707.
- f. 75 William Hancock, English Roman Catholic: Letter to J. Laws: 1707.
- f. 77 William Hancock, English Roman Catholic: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 77 Catherin Jeffs, English Roman Catholic: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 77 Ann Hilliard, English Roman Catholic: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 77 Elizabeth Bishop, English Roman Catholic: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 77 Ann Scandrell, English Roman Catholic: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 77 William Elliot, English Roman Catholic: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1707.
- f. 81 Elizabeth Winton, English Roman Catholic: Letter to: 1707.
- f. 81 J. Winton: Letter to E. Winton: 1707.
- f. 83 Elizabeth Rokeby, English Roman Catholic: Letter to: 1707.
- f. 83 John Rokeby: Letter to E. Rokeby: 1707.
- f. 86 Elizabeth Tempest: Letter to her daughters, etc.: 1707.
- f. 87 R. Tempest: Letter to his nieces: 1707.
- f. 88 Edmund Adyes: Letter to his daughter, - Reade: 1707.
- f. 91 William Bann[ester?]: Letter to his sister, Frances Bannester: 1707.
- f. 91 Frances Bannester, English Roman Catholic: Letter to: 1707.
- f. 92 F. Scandrell: Letter to his daughter, Elizabeth: 1707.
- ff. 93-96b Sir Basil Dixwell, 2nd Baronet; of Broome: Letter, etc., to Lord Sunderland: 1707.
- ff. 95-96 Richard Card, bricklayer, of Bridge, county Kent: Depositions by: 1707.: Copies.
- ff. 97-98b Nicholas Spencer, labourer, of St Stephen's, Coleman Street: Deposition by: 1707.
- ff.97-98b, 133-133b, 175-176b Joseph Addison, dramatist and essayist: Witnessed: in 1707-1708.
- ff. 103-104b Peregrine Palmer, waterman of London Custom House: Deposition by: 1707.: Signed.
- ff.103-104b Richard Millard, waterman of London Custom House: Deposition by: 1707.: Signed.
- ff. 108, 123 Thomas Atterbury, Clerk of the Cheque to Messengers of the Chamber: Returns of prisoners: 1707.: Signed.
- f. 111 William Fuller, impostor: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1709.
- ff.112-114b John Wetherly, alias Wetherley; thief: Information by: 1707.
- ff. 115-116b Captain Henry Baker, Surveyor General of Riding officers in counties Kent and Sussex: Account of interview with Lord Oxford: 1707.
- ff.115-116b Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford: Account of interview with: 1707.
- f. 119 Charles Egerton: Letter of: 1707.
- ff.125-126 John Bara, agent of Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford: Confession by: 1707.
- f. 127 Gravesend, Kent: Correspondence of Mayor with Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- f. 127 James Fry, Mayor of Gravesend: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 129 Sir John Holt, Lord Chief Justice: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1707-1710.: Partly copies.
- ff. 133-137b Jean Louis de Beaumont, French lieutenant: Examination of, etc.: 1708.
- ff. 134-135 Peter Demant, periwig maker: Deposition by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 134-135 Peter Chapny, periwig maker: Deposition by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 134-137b H. D. Cott: Witnessed: in 1708.
- f. 136 Alexander Caldwell: Deposition by: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 136 Daniel Minel: Deposition by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 138-140 Edward Evans: Letter, etc., to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- ff. 141-142b London Secular Institutions. Prisons: Papers rel. to deliveries of Newgate: 1708-1710.
- f. 143 Dorien and Newhouse; merchants: Letter rel. to: 1708.
- ff. 144-145b Samuel [Nover?], tailor, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate: Information by: 1708.: With mark.
- ff. 146-148, 165 Sir Salathiel Lovell, Baron of Exchequer: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Partly signed.
- f. 148 Captain Joseph Hill, prisoner in Fleet prison: Information by: 1708.: Copy.
- f. 148 William Greg, alias Gregg; clerk to Robert Harley; conspirator: Information rel. to: 1708.
- f. 149 Sir John Gibson, alias Gibsone; MP; Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth: Correspondence with Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1707-1709.
- ff. 151-152b Captain Patrick Lyon, Price's Foot: Information by: 1708.: Copy.
- ff. 153-154 John Warter, Admiralty Solicitor: Proof of evidence rel. to prisoners from ship 'Salisbury': 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 153-154, 196, 216-217,224,227,231-236b Edward Griffin, 1st Baron Griffin: Papers rel. to: 1708.: Partly Lat.
- ff. 153-236 passim Jacobites: Papers rel. to prisoners from ship 'Salisbury': 1708-1709.: Partly Fr. and Lat.
- ff. 153-236b passim Shipping: Papers rel. to capture of ship 'Salisbury': 1708-1709.
- f. 155 William Goulding: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- ff. 157-159 Charles Paulet, 2nd Duke of Bolton: Letters, etc., to: 1708-1719.
- ff. 157-159 Thomas Cooper, of county Dorset: Letter, etc., to Duke of Bolton: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 157-159 Harry Constantine, of county Dorset: Letter, etc., to Duke of Bolton: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 157-159 John Williams, of Herringston; DL for county Dorset: Letter to Duke of Bolton: 1708.: Signed.
- ff.157-159 Robert Browne, of Frampton and Forston: Letter, etc., to Duke of Bolton: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 160 Gawen Aynesley, alias Annesley; JP for county Northumberland: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- ff. 160, 166 Charles Carr, of Chatto: Warrant for his arrest, etc.: 1708.
- ff. 161, 181 Samuel Boise, of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 Daniel Hoare, of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 Andrew Perrott, Mayor of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 Phillip Wilkinson, of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 Erasmus Darwin, Mayor of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 Simon Sisson, of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 Richard Gray, of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 William Mowld, of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 William Hydes, of Hull: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 161, 181 Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire: Correspondence of Mayor and J.P.s with Lord Sunderland: 1708, 1710.: Signed.
- f. 163 Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen St John, Molesworth's Regt: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- ff. 167, 171-174 Sir Charles Cox, MP: Correspondence, etc., with Lord Sunderland, etc.: 1708, 1710.
- f. 169 Edward Johnson, Curate of Christian Malford: Letter rel. to: 1708.
- f. 169 Thomas Long, JP for county Wiltshire: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 171 William Puryour, DL of Southwark: Deposition by: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 173 William Welsh, of Southwark: Affidavit by: 1708.
- ff.173-174 William Osborne, tobacconist, of Southwark: Affidavits rel. to: 1708.
- f. 174 Patrick Standish, of Southwark: Affidavit by: 1708.: With mark.
- f. 175 Filippo Gherardini, Venetian merchant: Examinations of: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 175 Tomaso Bianchini, servant to F Gherardini: Examination of: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 175b Giacomo Guarmani, Bolognese surgeon: Examination by: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 177 William Jackson, Mayor of Bristol: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708, 1709.: Signed.
- f. 177 William Whitehead, Mayor of Bristol: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- f. 177 Samuel Wallis, Mayor of Bristol: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708-1709.: Signed and copy.
- f. 177 Francis Whitchurch, Sheriff of Bristol: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708, 1709.: Signed and copy.
- f. 177 Bristol, Gloucestershire: Correspondence of Mayor and Aldermen with Lord Sunderland: 1708-1709.
- f. 183 Peter Sexton: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- f. 185 Captain Alexander Gawne, alias Gawen: Letter to Sir James [Montagu?]: 1708.
- f. 185? Sir James Montagu, judge: Letters to: 1708, 1709.
- ff.187-188b George Green, mariner: Examination of: [1708?].
- f. 189 Moriarty, formerly in service of Admiral G Churchill: Letter to [Lord Sunderland]: [1708?].: Fr.
- ff. 190, 210, 222 Benjamin Bynes, clergyman: Letters, etc., to T. Hopkins: 1708.
- ff. 191-194b John Writtell, privateer captain, of Poole: Letters, etc., to Lord Sunderland: aft. 1702-[1708?].
- ff.191b-192,197b-198 John Foster, JP: for York. Certificate by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 197b-198 City of York: Certificate by Mayor and J.P.s: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 197b-198 Emanuel Justice, JP for York: Certificate by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 197b-198 Robert Davye, JP for York: Certificate by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 197b-198 Thomas Mosley, JP for York: Certificate by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 197b-198 Richard Thompson, Mayor of York: Certificate by: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 199-203 John Evans, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath: Letters, etc., to Lord Sunderland: aft. 1702- [1716?].
- ff. 201-203 [K?] Bodvell: Letters to Bp of Bangor: 1708.
- f. 204 John Curtis, pattenmaker, of Southwark: Deposition by: 1708.: Copy.
- f. 204 John Spence, of Southwark: Depositions against: 1708.: Copies.
- f. 204 James Holland, of Southwark: Deposition by: 1708.: Copy.
- ff. 204-205b Isa: Shard: Witnessed, in: 1708.
- f. 206 William Watson, of Canterbury; Commissioner of Sewers in county Kent: Deposition by: 1708.
- ff. 206-207b John Beaumont, Mayor of Canterbury: Witnessed: in 1708.
- ff. 208b-209 Sackville Gwynne, JP for county Carmarthenshire: Certificate to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 208b-209 Griffith Rice, MP: Certificate to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Signed.
- ff. 208b-209 Samuel Davies, RC priest: Certificate rel. to: 1708.
- f. 212 John Sheffield, 1st Duke of Buck ingham and Normanby 1703: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- f. 218 Patrick Scott, prisoner in Newgate: Letter to his wife: 1708.
- f. 220 Theophilus Oglethorpe, MP; titular 1st Baron Oglethorpe: Letter to T. Hopkins: 1708.
- f. 226 John Cormell: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- f. 229 Benjamin Bynes, clergyman: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- f. 237 Leonard Robson, prisoner in Newgate: Letter to Lord Sunderland: 1708.
- f. 238 Patrick Scott, prisoner in Newgate: Letters to Lord Sunderland: 1708.: Partly signed.
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- Addison, Joseph, dramatist and essayist (Subject)
Adyes, Edmund (Subject)
Allen, David, of county Pembrokeshire (Subject)
Atterbury, Thomas, Clerk of the Cheque to Messengers of the Chamber, fl 1684-1707 (Subject)
Aylmer, Matthew, 1st Baron Aylmer, naval officer and politician, c 1650-1720 (Subject)
Aynesley, Gawen, alias Annesley; JP for county Northumberland (Subject)
Baker, Henry, Surveyor General of Riding Officers in Kent and Sussex, fl 1709 (Subject)
Baldwyn, Stephen, of Gloucestershire; correspondent of Lord Sunderland, fl 1707 (Subject)
Banastre, William, Chief Justice of Brecknockshire, Glamorgan and Radnorshire, fl 1705 (Subject)
Bannester, Frances, English Roman Catholic; sister of William Bannester, fl 1707 (Subject)
Bannester, Francis William, Provincial of the English Benedictines at Canterbury, d 1726 (Subject)
Bara, John, agent of Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford, fl 1707 (Subject)
Beardwell, Benjamin, printer, fl 1700 (Subject)
Beaumont, Jean Louis, French lieutenant (Subject)
Beaumont, John, Mayor of Canterbury (Subject)
Bennett, Francis, of Gloucester (Subject)
Benson, William, Sheriff of London (Subject)
Bianchini, Tomaso, servant to F Gherardini (Subject)
Bishop, Elizabeth, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Blencowe, John, Serjeant-at-Iaw, afterwards Justice of the Common Pleas (Subject)
Blizzard, William, of Up Hatherley (Subject)
Bodvell, K? (Subject)
Boise, Samuel, of Hull (Subject)
Boyer, Abel, Huguenot writer (Subject)
Braddis, Henry, labourer, of Gloucester (Subject)
Bretton, Thomas, of the Middle Temple (Subject)
Browne, Robert, of Frampton and Forston (Subject)
Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury, 1643-1715 (Subject)
Butler, William, prisoner in Newgate (Subject)
Bynes, Benjamin, clergyman (Subject)
Caldwell, Alexander (Subject)
Card, Richard, bricklayer, of Bridge, county Kent (Subject)
Carr, Charles, of Chatto (Subject)
Chapny, Peter, periwig maker (Subject)
Churchill, John, 1st Duke of Marlborough (Subject)
Coates, James, highwayman (Subject)
Cocks, John, of Gloucester (Subject)
Cocks, Richard, of county Gloucestershire (Subject)
Constantine, Harry, of county Dorset (Subject)
Cooper, Thomas, of Dorset; correspondent of the Duke of Bolton, fl 1708 (Subject)
Cormell, John (Subject)
Cott, H. D. (Subject)
Cox, Charles, MP (Subject)
Coxe, Charles, MP (Subject)
Cranburn, Charles, Jacobite agent and Guard Marine at Dunkirk (Subject)
Crowley, Ambrose, MP (Subject)
Curtis, John, pattenmaker, of Southwark (Subject)
Dance, George, drum-major, fl 1707-1708 (Subject)
Darwin, Erasmus, Mayor of Hull, fl 1707-1720 (Subject)
Davies, Samuel, priest, fl 1708 (Subject)
Davye, Robert, justice of the peace, fl 1708 (Subject)
Delafaye, Charles, politician and civil servant, 1677-1762 (Subject)
Demant, Peter, periwig maker and author of a deposition, fl 1708 (Subject)
Diston, Josiah, politician and director of the Bank of England, c 1667-1737 (Subject)
Dixwell, Basil, 2nd Baronet, of Broome House, politician and army officer, 1665-1750 (Subject)
Dorien and Newhouse, merchants (Subject)
Duckett, George, politician and customs officer, 1684-1732 (Subject)
Earle, Giles, MP for Chippenham, and Treasury Commissioner (Subject)
Egerton, Charles, of Add MS 61607 (Subject)
Elliot, Edward, of Gloucester, fl 1707 (Subject)
Elliot, William, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Ernle, Walter, 4th Baronet, Sheriff of Wiltshire, 1676-1732 (Subject)
Evans, Edward, correspondent of Lord Sunderland, fl 1702-1708 (Subject)
Evans, John, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath (Subject)
Eyles, John, 2nd Baronet, financier and politician, 1683-1745 (Subject)
Fairbrell, Elizabeth, wife of Richard Fairbrell, of Gloucester, fl 1707 (Subject)
Fell, James, Keeper of Newgate, fl 1696-1707 (Subject)
Foster, John, JP (Subject)
Fry, James, Mayor of Gravesend (Subject)
Fuller, William, impostor (Subject)
Gawne, Alexander, alias Gawen, army officer and correspondent of Sir James Montagu, fl 1708 (Subject)
Gellibrand, John, parliamentary clerk and correspondent of Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland, fl 1700-1711 (Subject)
Gherardini, Filippo, merchant and subject of an examination, fl 1708 (Subject)
Gibson, John, Knight, alias Gibsone; army officer, politician and Lieutenant-Governor of Portsmouth, 1637-1717 (Subject)
Goulding, William, correspondent of Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland, fl 1708 (Subject)
Gray, Richard, of Hull, correspondent of Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland, fl 1708 (Subject)
Green, George, mariner and author of a declaration, fl 1709 (Subject)
Greg, William, alias Gregg, clerk, spy and conspirator, d 1708 (Subject)
Gregory, Anne, of Gloucester, servant and informer, fl 1707 (Subject)
Griffin, Edward, 1st Baron Griffin of Braybrooke, courtier and conspirator, before 1651-1710 (Subject)
Grymes, Thomas, of Upton St Leonards, source of information, fl 1707 (Subject)
Guarmani, Giacomo, of Bologna, surgeon and subject of an examination, fl 1708 (Subject)
Gwynne, Sackville, of Carmarthenshire, justice of the peace and signatory of a certificate to Charles Spencer, 3rd Earl of Sunderland, fl 1708 (Subject)
Hamilton, Ann, informer (Subject)
Hancock, William, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Harcourt, Simon, 1st Viscount Harcourt (Subject)
Harley, Robert, first Earl of Oxford and Mortimer, politician, 5 Dec 1661-21 May 1724, (Subject)
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Hearst, Ed., JP for county Wiltshire (Subject)
Hedges, Charles, Sec of State (Subject)
Herbert, William, of Add MS 61607 (Subject)
Higgins, Francis, Archdeacon of Cashel (Subject)
Hill, Joseph, Captain; prisoner in Fleet prison (Subject)
Hilliard, Ann, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Hoare, Daniel, of Hull (Subject)
Holland, James, of Southwark (Subject)
Holt, John, Lord Chief Justice (Subject)
Hopkins, Thomas, Under Sec of State (Subject)
Hydes, William, of Hull (Subject)
Jackson, William, Mayor of Bristol (Subject)
Jeffs, Catherin, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Johnson, Edward, Curate of Christian Malford (Subject)
Johnsons, John, of Gloucester (Subject)
Justice, Emanuel, JP for York (Subject)
Kennett, White, Bishop of Peterborough (Subject)
La Pepinière, Cohne, French privateer (Subject)
Lade, John, MP (Subject)
Lane, William, of county Gloucestershire (Subject)
Lawes, John, diplomatist (Subject)
Lawrence, Henry, Captain; RN (Subject)
Legat, Henry, Messenger of the Chamber (Subject)
Lewis, Erasmus, Under Sec of State (Subject)
Long, Thomas, JP for county Wiltshire (Subject)
Lovell, Salathiel, Baron of Exchequer (Subject)
Lyon, Patrick, Captain; Price's Foot (Subject)
Mare, John, of Haresfield (Subject)
Merewether, Francis, MP (Subject)
Millard, Richard, waterman of London Custom House (Subject)
Minel, Daniel (Subject)
Montagu, James, judge (Subject)
Montagu, James, of Lackham; MP (Subject)
Morgan, Peter and Thomas, burglars, of county Brecknockshire (Subject)
Moriarty, formerly in service of Admiral G Churchill (Subject)
Mortimore, Andrew, Major; Stanhope's Foot (Subject)
Mosley, Thomas, JP for York (Subject)
Mowld, William, of Hull (Subject)
Murray, James, highwayman (Subject)
Navy of England (Subject)
Nover?, Samuel, tailor, of St Botolph's, Aldersgate (Subject)
Ogle, Henry, Sheriff of county Northumberland (Subject)
Oglethorpe, Theophilus, MP; titular 1st Baron Oglethorpe (Subject)
Organ, John, of Haresfield (Subject)
Osborne, William, tobacconist, of Southwark (Subject)
Overy, brewer (Subject)
Palmer, Peregrine, waterman of London Custom House (Subject)
Papillon, Philip, MP (Subject)
Parsons, John, JP; of county Gloucestershire (Subject)
Paulet, Charles, 2nd Duke of Bolton (Subject)
Pays, John, sea captain (Subject)
Peirce, John, mercer, of St Martin within Ludgate, London (Subject)
Perrott, Andrew, Mayor of Hull (Subject)
Price, Robert, MP, Baron of the Exchequer (Subject)
Puryour, William, DL of Southwark (Subject)
Pynsent, William, 1st Baronet (Subject)
Pynsent, William, 2nd Baronet (Subject)
Rawles, John Strangeways, of Southwark (Subject)
Reed, Mary, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Rice, Griffith, MP (Subject)
Robson, Leonard, prisoner in Newgate (Subject)
Roe, Joseph, of St Gregory's parish, London (Subject)
Rokeby, Elizabeth, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Rokeby, John (Subject)
Rolfe, Mary, daughter of Elizabeth Rolfe, widow, of Gloucester (Subject)
Roper, Abel, Tory journalist (Subject)
Salkeld, Thomas, of Newcastle (Subject)
Saunders, Jeffery (Subject)
Scandrell, Ann, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Scandrell, F. (Subject)
Scott, Patrick, prisoner in Newgate (Subject)
Sexton, Peter (Subject)
Shard, Isa: (Subject)
Sharpe, William, Clerk of the Cheque (Subject)
Shattford, Thomas, of Churchdown (Subject)
Sheffield, John, 1st Duke of Buck ingham and Normanby 1703 (Subject)
Sisson, Simon, of Hull (Subject)
Smith, Thomas, of Add MS 61607 (Subject)
Sorsoleil, John, Huguenot naval chaplain (Subject)
Spence, John, of Southwark (Subject)
Spencer, Nicholas, labourer, of St Stephen's, Coleman Street (Subject)
St John, Stephen, Lieutenant-Colonel; Molesworth's Regt (Subject)
St Loe, Laurence, Captain; Trapaud's Foot (Subject)
Standish, Patrick, of Southwark (Subject)
Tempest, Elizabeth, of Add MS 61607 (Subject)
Tempest, R. (Subject)
Thompson, Richard, Mayor of York (Subject)
Valière, Alexander, alias Clarke; agent of Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford (Subject)
Wallis, Samuel, Mayor of Bristol (Subject)
Warter, John, Admiralty Solicitor (Subject)
Watson, William, of Canterbury; Commissioner of Sewers in county Kent (Subject)
Welsh, William, of Southwark (Subject)
Wetherly, John, alias Wetherley; thief (Subject)
Whitchurch, Francis, Sheriff of Bristol (Subject)
Whitehead, William, Mayor of Bristol (Subject)
Wilkinson, Phillip, of Hull (Subject)
Williams, John, of Herringston; DL for county Dorset (Subject)
Winton, Elizabeth, English Roman Catholic (Subject)
Winton, J. (Subject)
Writtell, John, privateer captain, of Poole (Subject) - Places:
- Bristol, Gloucestershire
Devizes, England
Gloucester, Gloucesterhire
Gravesend, Kent
Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
Weymouth, Dorset
York, Yorkshire