M

M. A. D., letter to, 464.

M. D. H., an agent to obtain information in France, instructions for, 326.

M., J., in the train of the Polish Ambassador, a history of the embassy by, 167.

McCarthy (McCarthie, McCartie) :

Charles, 376.

Donell, bastard son of the late Earl of Clancarty, 280, 375, 376.

Donnoghe, 302.

Florence, letters from, 299, 375, 482.

— lands in Munster, &c. 254 (2).

— wife and children in England, 375.

— his mother-in-law. See Countess of Clancarty.

Teigh McDonnell, 376.

McDermod, [McCarthy] Cormack, Lord of Muskery, 376.

Mackonochie, (Mahkondoochy), Cudirra, of the Scottish Isles, 473.

Maclean (Macklayne, Mao La) :

Lord of, lord of the Islands over and beyond Ca., 88.

mentioned in Udall's correspondence, 150.

a messenger from O'Donnell to, &c., 216.

slain with his two sons, 322.

to serve against Tyrone, 564.

Macleod of the Island of Lewis, 216.

MacConnell (McConeill, McKoneill, Makconnell), Angus, Lord of Cantire, 473, 564.

homicides committed by, 322.

Makkildowe, Alan, the Earl of Huntley's great captain, 473.

McSorley, [James Oge McSorley Boy McDonnell], traitor to the Queen, 316, 564.

“Madame.” See Catherine de Bourbon.

Madeira, 43.

Madrid, 185, 370, 532.

how letters were intercepted in, 186.

letter dated at, 439.

Madryn, Thomas, a Welshman, letter from, 152.

Mageribankes, Thomas, 142.

Maignelay (Menale Menelin), Marquise de, question of marriage of, 492, 568.

Maisse (Maysee, Maissy), Sr. or Mons. de, Ambassador from the King of France, 14, 90, 91, 96, 97, 104, 105, 108, 122, 534.

his speech at the Council, 106.

the object of his mission to England, 107.

described, 108.

interview at Cecil's lodging, 122.

Maitland, Chancellor, influence over the K. of Scots, 140.

Makalens, —, an agent in Scotland, 169.

Malaga, ordnance made in, 184.

Malby, Malbie :

Captain Henry, letters from, 417, 469, 481.

— daughter born to, 385.

Kat., letters from, 385, 451.

Malory :

Andrew, letter from, 236.

Elizabeth, wife of Andrew, 236.

Malsanger, letter dated at, 386.

Malta, 185.

Malynes, Garett de, letter from, 157.

Manners :

John, Sheriff of Derbyshire, defendant in a suit, 188, 190, 196,

Roger, letter from, 310.

Roger, Earl of Rutland, at Court, 420.

Mansfield, Maunsfield :

Sir Edward, Knt., 560.

Captain Ralph, informs about the escape of Scottish judges, 454, 455, 478, 479, 480, 497, 500, 501, 505, 508, 522.

letters from, 504, 520, 560.

letter to, 510.

Mansidor, a Jesuit Father, plotting against England, 320, 396.

Manwood :

Sir Roger, justice of assize, 102.

Mr., licence to travel, 496.

Mar, Earl of, 147.

guardian of the Prince of Scotland, 137.

his political attachments, 141.

Marbeck, Mr. Dr., 548.

Marenco, Jacomo, letters from, 84, 114.

Margate, 524.

letter dated at, 525.

Margitts, George, letter from, 268.

Marguyna, Fernando de, Spanish captain, 53.

Marienburg near Dantzig, 166.

Marine causes, treasurership for, 559.

Marino :

Diego Lopez, 162.

di Raguina, captain of a Ragusan ship, 333.

Mariott, Mr., 382.

Markham :

Godfrey, “that serpent-headed fellow,” 305.

Jervice, 433.

Marowe, Marow :

John, 451.

Sa., Justice of the Peace of Warwick, 483.

Marquess, my Lady, 417.

a kinsman of, 16.

Marquis, my Lord, the base sons of, 465.

Marquis, le, 362.

Marriage and divorce, 34.

via universœ carnis, 285.

Marshal Court, the, 335.

Marshal, Earl, of England, his jurisdiction, &c., 334, 335.

Marshalsea, letter dated at the, 421.

Martines, Peter, chief clerk of the head-postmaster in Spain, 182, 186.

Martyn, Richard, of London, 481.

Mary Queen of Scots, the King's relation to the Scottish nobles who “led her to the Shambles,” 140.

Mason. Mr., 549.

Masondue near Dover, letter dated at, 354.

Massinger, servant of the Earl of Pembroke, 264, 352, 439.

Massy (Maysey), Thomas, letter from, 459.

Materiales or Alchemy, 113,

Mathew, Walter, 503, 504.

Matheyus, Pater, confessor to his “Alteze,” 460.

Mathias, the Archduke, an old servant of, mentioned, 131.

Maunsel, Antony, of Carmarthen, 469.

Maurice. Count. See Nassau.

Mawchell, Jo., letter from, 286.

Maximilian, Archduke, the Emperor's brother, 166, 308, 310.

pretending to the crown of Poland, 167.

Maxwell :

Lord, 146.

John, Lord Herries, reconciliation with others, 129.

Maxwells, the, 143, 145,

Maye, captain, 455.

Mayenne, Duc de, 181.

cipher standing for, 181.

daughter of, 568.

Maynard :

Henry, 19, 294, 295, 299, 310.

— letters from, 162, 205, 220, 254 (2), 261, 296, 299, 339.

— letters to, 7, 142, 317.

— house of, in Essex, 296.

Thomas, deserter from the camp in France, 137.

Mayne, Joseph, letters from, 173, 322, 324,

Maysey. See Massy.

Mears. See Meurs.

Mechlin, (“Macklynes”), 130.

Medeley, William, letters from, 421, 492.

Medicine—distilled waters, 38.

Medina Sidonia, Duke of, marriage of daughter of, 490.

eldest son of, contents of letters to, 71.

Medkirk, Dame Margaret, annnity to children of, 233.

Melcombe Regis, effect of union with Weymouth, 66, 101, 102.

ships from, appointed to bring Cecil from France, 138.

possibility of landing an army at, 152.

letter dated at, 175.

transport of troops from, to Ireland. 450, 451.

Mello, S. Ant., de, letter from, 43.

Mellwood, letter dated at, 325.

Menale, Marquise de. See Maignelay.

Mendez, Antonio, examination of, 53.

Mendoza, Don Francisco de. Almirante d'Arragon, commanding the Spanish army in the Low Countries, 356, 369, 399, 400.

progress of the campaign of, 389, 403, 404, 412, 413, 445, 457, 467.

his delays, &c., 527.

Menelin, Marquise de. See Maignelay.

Meonstoke, Hampshire, benefice of, held in commendam, 402.

Merchants Adventurers, society of, privileges of, 12.

negotiations, &c., with the States General, 66–71, 190, 139, 141, 142, 143.

trade with the Low Countries, 237.

duties exacted from, in the Low Countries, 553.

Merchants of the Intercourse, letter from, 517.

Mercœur (Mercure, Mercury, Duck Marckrey) :

Comte or Duc de, 8, 22, 45, 57, 90, 19.

— relations with the King of France, &c., 51, 65, 81, 83, 100, 101, 148.

— daughter of, betrothed, 83, 100.

— his proceedings about Nantes, 94.

Duchesse de, 65, 93.

Mercurius Sarmaticus, a virulent libel against the Queen, 167.

Meredith :

Captain, 236.

Mr., 35.

Sir Morgan ap, 288.

Thomas, servant of the Lord Admiral, 173.

William, 19.

Merionethshire, Sheriff of, 439.

Meurs, Mears, 403.

garrison driven out from, etc., 102, 380.

Countess of, 400.

— castle restored to, &c., 263.

Meyrick (Merrick, Marricke, Meryke) : John, of the Russia company, 80.

Lord, 423.

Sir Gelley or Gilly, 2, 7, 53, 245, 356, 502, 554.

— manner of his choice as deputy lieutenant of Radnor, character, &c., 233, 234, 252.

— receiver general of the E. of Essex, 368.

— letter from, 381.

— letter to, 407.

— moneys owed by, 547.

Richard, of Anglesea, 469.

Micham, letters dated at, 344, 374.

Middelburg, pensionnaire of, 14.

letters dated at, 11, 86, 196, 196, 512.

payment of troops at, 162.

an Italian merchant of, 333.

a Spaniard in prison at, 487.

Middelburg and Stod, deputy governor to the merchants adventurers at, 114.

Middleton. See Myddelton.

Milan, 297.

furnishes Spain with munition, 210.

Milan, Ludovico Visconti, Duke of, an illustration from the conduct of, 189.

Milburnes, connection with the Cecil family, 553.

Mildmay :

Sir Antony, H.M. Ambassador in France, 17, 171, 191.

Humfrey, letter to, 261.

Thomas, letter from, 521.

Milner, Ro., letter from, 441.

Mind, Passions of the, a work on the, 395.

Minorits (Minories), letters dated at, 164, 245.

Mogador, 174.

Mohun, Mr., mayor of Foye, 428.

Moket, John, mayor of Weymouth, letter from, 408.

Mole, Mr., sent with despatches to France, 410, 111, 118, 159.

Mollac (Mollyaick, Mollacks), Baron de, 50, 51, 101.

one of his regiment, 137.

Mollenax, Mullynax (Molyneux), maker of ordnance, 113, 151.

Molyneux :

Christopher, letter from, 345.

Sir Richard, letters from, 213, 293.

Molyns, Mich., letter from, 179.

Mon, John, 162.

Monçeau, 267.

intelligence from, 266, 269,

letters dated at, 356, 388.

Monet :

Mons., mayor of Boulogue, letters from, 127, 174, 195.

— cipher standing for, and services of, 176.

A, brother of mayor of Boulogue, letter from, 174.

Money, warrant required to take it out of the kingdom, 199.

Monfort, Dr., 394, 395.

Monmouthshire, coroner and feodary of, 259.

a cause to be tried in, as to the jury, 259, 263.

sheriffs for, 452, 454.

Monparson, Mr., 71.

Montague :

Captain, horse under, at the battle and retreat near Armagh, 410, 411.

James, of Cambridge University, 486.

Montaigne (Mountayne), Lord, a “speech” of, quoted, 562.

Montauban, Madame, 93.

Montbazon (Monbason) :

Duc de, 90.

Madame, 93.

Montesfount, 265.

Montgarret, the L. of, 428.

Montgomeri, Mons. (Mouser Monggonrye, “the Mongomery,”) at Dinan, 50, 82.

Montgomerie's Horse, in France, 112.

Montmartin. Mons. de, 350.

Montreuil (Mountruel), denuded of soldiers, 22.

Montrose, Countess of, 143.

Monyngton. Hugh, son-in-law of William Cecil, 175.

Moody, formerly prisoner in the Tower, 200.

Moore coot, the vaccary of, 218.

Moore :

Ed., letter from. 477.

Mr., sheriff of London, 191, 360.

More :

—. “brother” of George Brooke, 38.

Alderman, 309.

Edward, 222.

George, letter from, 356.

Morehampton, 82.

Morgan :

Henry, of Monmouthshire, 454.

Sir Matthew, 340, 502.

— at Flushing, devotion of, to Lord Essex, &c., 25, 26.

— letters from. 26, 312, 501.

— a company of horse raised by, 501.

— brother of, mentioned, 26.

Susan, of Whitland, South Wales, letter from, 422.

Thomas, of Tredegar, 454.

family, the, 287, 288,

Morlaix, (Morles), 100, 117, 118.

letter dated at, 127.

Morley. Thomas, song writer, letter from, 273.

Moro, Christophero de, 490.

Morocco, great mortality in, etc., 174.

Morpeth, arrests made in, 77.

Morpeth castle, letter dated at, 78.

Morris :

Captain, son of the Attorney of the Wards, 462.

William, of Merioneth, 469.

Morriscon, Captain, 462.

Morse :

Elizabeth, case of, 566.

Thomas, case of, 566,

Morton, (Mortonne) :

lord, 282.

— protection afforded by. &c., 135, 136.

— and the death of Darnley, 140, 529.

— his character and political attachments, 140.

John (“Johne”), of St. Andrews, 47 (2).

John, a Jesuit, arrested in Holland and sent to Scotland, 137.

Mr., a sermon of, preached at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 346, 347.

Moryson, R. letter from, 524.

Morysone, Sir Charles, letter from, 476.

Mostyn :

Peirce of Flint, 469.

W., letter from, 560.

Motta, Philippus à, minister of the Church of Strangers in Southampton, letter from, 354.

Moucheron, Bal. de, letters from. 10, 86.

Moulins, Pierre des, robbed by “pirates,” 255.

Mount, W., letter from, 38.

Mountjoy, Lord, 207, 250, 464, 449.

letters from, 14, 168, 462.

Mowle. Mr., a messenger from Sir R. Cecil in France, shipwrecked, 137.

Moxey :

John, of London, 481.

Mr., 378.

Moylle, —, letter from, 501.

Mullynax's pieces (ordnance). See Mollenax.

Munden, Little, Herts., 222.

Munster, province of, 254.

justice for, 247.

protection of, 375.

in rebellion, 387, 429.

towns to be garrisoned, 445.

Lord President of, at Cork, 503.

Murgatroy, Michael, letter from, 507.

Murleys, —, a Protestant, in Paris, 71.

Murray :

Earl of, 146.

Col., of the Scots Regiment in the Low Countries, the preacher to the regiment of, 342.

James, 48.

Muscovy (Moschovia), Duke of, death of, 166.

— desires to be made a Prince of the Empire, 167.

— peace of the Poles with, &c., 167.

Musgrave, one, charges brought against, 425.

Music, the wording of a warrant for copyright of certain, and ruled paper for, 273.

Musician, a, 498, 501.

Muskerry (Muskrie), Lord of. See McDermod.

Musters, 88, 89.

Mychell, Thomas, of Rochester, 164.

Myddelton, Middleton, Mr., 7.

Thomas, letters to or from, 196, 206, 306, 362.

Mylten, 12.