Lansdowne MS 823

The letters are addressed, unless otherwise stated, to Henry Cromwell.

• Col. Daniel Abott, knighted by Henry Cromwell, ff. 114, 233
• Maj. Thomas Adams, of Kilkenny, f. 132
• Arthur Annesley, 1st Earl of Anglesey, ff. 216, 229, 239, 251, 259, 287
• Francis Aungier, 3rd Baron Aungier, Viscount Longford, ff. 218, 241, 263, 289, 295
• Maj. Robert Beake, Admiralty Commissioner, to Henry Cromwell ff. 62, 184-187; to Col. John Bridges f. 221
• Maj. Richard Beke MP, knighted by Richard Cromwell, f. 189
• Thomas Belasyse, 2nd Viscount and Earl Fauconberg, brother-in-law of Henry Cromwell, ff. 272, 291
• Rev. Jeremy Benton, late Minister at Trim, f. 143
• Rev. Nicholas Bernard, formerly Chaplain to Abp Ussher, f. 83
• Rev. Joseph Bincks, Minister for the barony of Tirawley, co. Mayo, f. 318
• Anne Boduell [Bodvile] née Russell, wife of John Bodvile of Bodvile Castle [Bodvel Hall?], co. Carnarvon (aunt by marriage of Henry Cromwell), f. 255
• Rev. Nathaniel Brewster, formerly Independent Minister at Alby, co. Norf. and St Audoon's, Dublin, f. 210
• Col. John Bridges MP, to Henry Cromwell f. 19; draft to Maj.-Gen. Berry, f. 320
• Anne de Burgh, widow of Ulick de Burgh, 5th Earl (and Marquis) of Clanricarde, f. 55
• Elizabeth Butler, widow of Thomas, Viscount Thurles, f. 193
• Lady Elizabeth Butler, wife of James, 12th Earl (and Marquis and Duke) of Ormonde, ff. 64, 322, 324
• William Caple, Alderman of Gloucester, f. 155
• Sir Charles Coote, 2nd Bart., Lord President of Connaught, Earl of Mountrath, f. 271
• Elizabeth Cromwell, daughter of Sir Francis Russell and wife of Henry Cromwell, f. 326
• Henry Cromwell, drafts to Lord Broghill, ff. 328-338
• Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector, ff. 21, 39, 49, 81, 85, 89, 370-372
• Rev. Essex Digby, Bishop of Dromore, f. 73
• Samuel Disbrowe MP, Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland, f. 102
• Lt-Col. John Duckinfeild, commanding at Carrickfergus, f. 23
• Lt-Col. William Duckinfeild, f. 214
• Rev. Joseph Eyres, Minister at Christ Church, Cork, f. 91
• Sir Maurice Fenton, knighted by Henry Cromwell, f. 202
• Nathaniel Fiennes, Commissioner of the Great Seal, Speaker of the Protectorate House of Lords, ff. 69, 257
• Bridget Fleetwood, daughter of Oliver Cromwell, wife of (1) Ireton and (2) Fleetwood, f. 341
• Gen. Charles Fleetwood, brother-in-law of Henry Cromwell and his predecessor as Lord Deputy of Ireland, ff. 5, 9, 343-357
• Elizabeth Gauden née Russell, wife (1) of Edward Lewknor (2) of Dr John Gauden, and aunt by marriage of Henry Cromwell, f. 47
• Rev. John Gauden, Bishop of (1) Exeter and (2) Worcester, f. 47
• Rev. Claudius Gilbert, Minster at Limerick and at St Michael's, Dublin, f. 177
• Corporation of Gloucester, f. 155
• Maj.-Gen. William Goffe, regicide, f. 165v
• Rev. Thomas Goodwin, f. 35
• Vincent Gookin, Surveyor-General of Ireland, ff. 108, 201
• Col. Thomas Gorges, MP for Taunton, to Henry Cromwell ff. 145, 235, 243, 261, 274; to his brother, Dr R. Gorges, Sec. to Henry Cromwell f. 227
• Rev. George Griffiths, Independent minister, preacher at the Charterhouse, f. 43
• Thomas Grove MP[?], f. 237
• Rev. Thomas Harrison, Independent Minister at Christ Church, Dublin, f. 359
• Francis Harvey, Mayor of Wexford, f. 280
• Rev. John Heart, Presbyterian Minister at Taughboyne, f. 57
• William Hetley, of Camridge University and co. Hunt., f. 173
• John Hodder, Sherrif of co. Cork, f. 37
• Capt. Richard Hodges, Commonwealth Navy, f. 25
• Lt-Col. John Honner, commanding at Inishbofin, f. 110
• Col. Sir Henry Ingoldesby, 1st Bart., Governor of Limerick, f. 206
• Ireland, drafts of loyal addresses of officers to Oliver Cromwell, ff. 375, 377
• Maj.-Gen. William Jephson, f. 17
• Col. John Jones MP, regicide, f. 67
• Col. Philip Jones MP, Comptroller of the Household to Oliver Cromwell, ff. 3, 92
• Toby Jordan, Mayor of Gloucester, f. 155
• Ralph King, Land Commissioner, f. 11
• Rev. Samuel Ladyman, Minister at Clonmel, f. 51
• Col. Richard Lawrence, f. 7
• John Lisle, regicide, Commissioner of the Great Seal, f. 69
• John Lockhart MP, Lord of Session (as Lord Castlehill), brother of Sir William Lockhart, f. 199
• Col. Sir William Lockhart, Ambassador to France, ff. 126, 182, 197
• Rev. Nicholas Lockyer, ff. 1, 361
• Dr Dudley Loftus MP, f. 297
• Gilbert Mabbott, news-letter writer, formerly Deputy Clerk to the House of Commons, and Licenser of pamphlets and news-papers, ff. 104, 116, 141, 147, 163, 175, 180, 195, 212, 223, 276, 299, 304, 308, 312
• William Malyn, Sec. to Oliver Cromwell, ff. 75, 94
• Capt. Adam Molyneux, f. 249
• Gen. George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle, to Henry Cromwell ff. 106, 156; loyal address of his regiment to Oliver Cromwell, f. 363
• Maj. Anthony Morgan MP, knighted by Henry Cromwell, ff. 245, 265, 278, 293, 301, 314
• Gen. Edward Montagu, 1st Earl of Sandwich, f. 29
• Martin Noell, merchant, of London, f. 33
• Col. Richard Norton, f. 208
• Luke Nourse, Mayor of Gloucester, f. 155
• Henry O'Brien, 7th Earl of Thomond, f. 191
• Rev. Hugh Peters, Independent Minister, ff. 130, 364
• William Petty MD, Surveyor-General of Ireland, to Henry Cromwell, f. 310; draft to Fleetwood [?], f. 373
• Hon. William Pierrepont, f. 269
• Thomas Pury, Alderman at Gloucester, f. 155
• Sir John Reynolds, Commander-in-Chief in Flanders, f. 15
• Robert Reynolds, Knt., brother of Sir John Reynolds, f. 71
• Frances Rich, daughter of Oliver Cromwell, widow of Hon. Robert Rich, wife of John Russell, 3rd Bart., of Chippenham, f. 66
• Francis Rous MP, f. 179
• Col. Simon Rugeley, f. 112
• Rev. Simon Rumney, Minister at Tralee, f. 158
• Sir Francis Russell, 2nd Bart., of Chippenham, father-in-law of Henry Cromwell, ff. 98, 122, 138, 153, 159, 307
• Col. Hierome Sankey MP, knighted by Henry Cromwell, ff. 45, 120, 225, 231, 247
• Col. Robert Saunders, commanding at Kinsale, f. 303
• Henry Scobell, Clerk of the Parliament, f. 171
• Rev. William Sedgwick, f. 149
• Lawrence Singleton, Alderman of Gloucester, f. 155
• William Singleton, Alderman of Gloucester, f. 155
• Maj. Bryan Smyth, ff. 60, 96, 128
• James Standish, Deputy to the Treasurers-at-War, to Henry Cromwell, f. 31; to Dr R. Gorges (Sec. to Henry Cromwell), f. 41
• Sir Thomas Stanley, knighted by Henry Cromwell, commanding at Clonmel, f. 316
• James Stephens, Alderman of Gloucester, f. 155
• Robert Stone, employed in Holland, f. 27
• Rev. Timothy Taylor, Independent Minister at Carrickfergus, ff. 73, 139
• Col. Edmund Temple, ff. 168, 366
• Sir Mathew Thomlinson, knighted by Henry Cromwell, ff. 169, 204
• Methuselah Turner, linen draper, of Cheapside, Commissioner for Claims for Lands in Ireland, f. 151
• Robert Tyther, Mayor of Gloucester, f. 155
• John Ufflett, formerly of the Committee of Accompts, f. 368
• Rev. Edward Wale, Minister at Waterford, f. 134
• Charles Walley, Alderman of, and Parliamentary Commissary at, Chester, f. 124
• Maj. Peter Wallis, f. 162
• Maj. George Walters, f. 13
• Capt. Abel Warren, f. 118
• Dr Joseph Waterhouse, late physician to the Army in Ireland, brother of Nathaniel Waterhouse, f. 282
• Nathaniel Waterhouse, Steward to Oliver Cromwell, f. 58
• William Wentworth, 2nd Earl of Strafford, f. 77
• Wexford, Mayor of, f. 280
• Maj.-Gen. Edward Whalley MP, regicide, ff. 53, 100
• Henry Whalley MP. Judge Advocate, brother of Maj.-Gen. Edward Whalley, ff. 253, 267
• Dennis Wise, Alderman of Gloucester, f. 155
• Dr Edward Worth, Bishop of Killaloe, ff. 79, 87

Detached letter

Austin Goodwin, BCL Oxon to Lord [Shelburne?], 16 Feb. 1737[8], on legal business, f. 381. This letter has, of course, nothing to do with Henry Cromwell's correspondence and must have been mixed up accidentally with it.