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Kane, Col., Lieut.-Governor of Minorca, memorial; clxxxv. 2; cci. 10; ccix. 5; ccxiv. 21, 45, 68; ccxx. 12.

Kavanagh, alias Whitmore, Rich. committed for treasonable practices; ccxxi. 38.

Keill, Dr. John, decipherer, his pay; cxcvii. 33.

-, -, -, superseded; cxcix. 19.

Keir, estate of, factor on; ccxx. 11.

Keith, Mr., Surveyor-General of the southern continent of America; cxcii. 51, 52.

Kellie, Countess of, late Viscountess of Kingston; ccxiv. 60.

Kelley, J,. son of the Provost Marshal of Jamaica; cxcvi. 49.

-, Jeremiah, of Deal, brewer, petition; cciv. 35.

Kelsall, Mr.; ccviii. 28; ccxxvi. 82.

Kemp, Major Robert, petition; clxxxix. 65.

Kennebeck river, America; cc. 30.

Kennedy, Thos., Esq., Advocate-General to Queen Anne, petition; ccxiv. 59.

-, Sir Andrew, conservator of the privileges of the Scottish nation in the Netherlands; clxxxix. 12.

-, Wm. Accountant-General for forfeitures; cciv. 99; ccxvi. 11.

Kennedys, Mrs., daughter of the Envoy from the States General; cxci. 25.

-, Mr., forces sent to South Carolina, &c. ccvi. 53.

Kensington; clxxxvi. 36; cxcvi. 26, 27.

-, charity school at, petition of the treasurer and trustees of; cciv. 61.

-, road to, cost of lighting; clxxxv. 55.

-, Palace, clerk of the works at; cciv. 4.

-, -, new furniture at; clxxxv. 6.

-, -, post mortem examination of the late Queen's body at; ccxiii. 33.

Kent; cxcii. 15; cxcvii. 50; ccv. 54; ccxix. 30; ccxx. 42; ccxxiv. 1.

-, Duke of, letter; cxcviii. 66.

-, John, Esq., Commissioner of Customs, Scotland, petition; ccv. 4, 13.

-, loyal gentlemen of; clxxxi. 27.

-, riding officers in, surveyor of; clxxxvii. 17.

Ker, T.; ccix. 7.

Kerr, Capt., executed at Tyburn for plotting the King's death; ccxiv. 15.

-, Col., his regiment, to be paid in full; clxxx. 54; cxcix. 29.

-, Lord Mark., his regiment to be paid in full; clxxx. 54.

-, -, memorial of the officers of his regiment; clxxxi. 47; cxci. 32.

-, -, allowance for; cxcvii. 13.

-, Lord Charles, director of H.M. Chancery (Scotland), memorial; clxxxvi. 47; ccxv. 10.

Key, John, petition; cc. 35.

“Keyes,” Custom House, London; clxxxvii. 28.

Keyford, in Yeovil, Somerset; ccxii. 51.

Kiddenballs, Forest of Dean; ccxxi. 37; ccxxii. 25.

Kildare, Earl of, one of the Lords Justices, Ireland; ccviii. 38.

-, Elizabeth, Countess of, petition; cxc. 59.

Kilkenny, the gardens of, part of the Duke of Ormond's forfeited estates; cc. 34.

Killaloe, Nicholas, Lord Bishop of, petition; clxxxvii. 35.

-, see of, temporalities of the; cxc. 39.

Killigrew, Brigadier, his regiment, afterwards Major-General Pepper's; ccv. 59.

-, Lieut. Col., memorial; ccxii. 4.

-, Martin, Esq., son of Sir Peter, Receiver-General of the Duchy of Cornwall, petition: cxc. 43; cciv. 18.

Kilmore and Ardagh, Timothy, Bishop of, petition; clxxxvii. 35.

-, see of, temporalities of the; cxc. 39.

Kilmainham, mills and wears at; ccxvi. 13.

Kimergem, Lord; ccxxiii. 4.

Kimpton, co. Hertford; ccix. 12.

Kinaston. See Kynaston.

Kincaid, Michael, usher of Prince George of Denmark; clxxxvi. 30.

Kincardine, rebels in; ccxiii. 64.

King, Alice, widow of Thomas, report as to her pension; ccxv. 48.

-, Col. Rich., memorial of; cxc. 53.

-, Col.; ccvi. 31.

-, L[ord[ C[hief] J[ustice]; cxc. 48.

-, P.; ccvi. 48.

-, Robt., a surety for Robt. Peters, petition; ccxi. 11; ccxiii. 32; ccxx. 47; ccxxii. 45.

King's Bench, Court of, informations exhibited in; cc. 35; ccvi. 19.

-, -, prison, Southwark; cxci. 55; ccxiv. 39.

King's Cliff, manor of; clxxxix. 46.

King's College, Old Aberdeen; ccxv, 38; ccxxii. 19.

Kingsthorp, Northampton; ccxxvi. 57.

Kingston, Viscountess of, Countess of Kellie; ccxiv. 60; ccxvi. 27.

-, Samuel, petition of; ccxv. 13.

Kingston-on-Thames; ccxv. 18.

-, quarters of the royal regiment of Horse Guards; ccv. 71.

Kingston Bagg, Warwickshire; cxci. 22.

Kingsweare Castle: clxxxviii. 49.

Kinnoul, Thos. Earl of; ccxx. 1.

Kinsale; clxxxv. 51; ccxv. 55.

Kiragos, David, executor of the ambassador from Morocco, petitions; ccxxi. 31; ccxxii. 12.

Kirk sessions, the ministers at, to discourage the stealing of Customs; clxxxv. 63.

-, Col., memorial; clxxxv. 2.

-, -, officers of his regiment; ccxxii. 38.

-, General; cxci. 64; ccvi. 32.

Kirktoun of Menmuire; ccxiv. 60.

Kirkcaldy, Customs' officers overawed; clxxxix. 1.

-, -, seize Moffat's ship in Largo Bay; ccxx. 50.

Kirklington; ccix. 11.

Kitchen, H.M., second clerk of, his lodging; ccxxii. 42.

Klingraffe, Mons., his bills for 10,000 muskets; cxciii. 55; cxcix. 2, 8.

Kneller, Sir Godfrey, H.M. principal painter in ordinary; ccxx. 41.

Knight, Robt., South Sea House; clxxx. 51, 52; clxxxii. 4; cxci. 58; cxcvii. 21; ccxxii. 20.

-, Tobias, Collector of Customs, North Carolina; ccxxiii. 7.

Knights, family of the; clxxxvi. 10.

Knights of the Garter. See Garter.

Knott, Robt., of H.M.S. “Hampton Court”; clxxxi. 57.

Knowle Grove, Chertsey Thorp and Egham; cxcix. 9.

-, its value; cc. 1.

Knowlton, Kent; ccv. 1.

Kourakin, Prince, ambassador from the Czar of Muscovy; cxci. 25.

Kreinberg, C. F., letter; ccxii. 32.

Kynaston, Thomas, clerk of the works at Somerset House; cxcii. 18; ccv. 32.

-, -, account of lead, &c. for the Tower and Denmark House; ccxx. 29.