Master and Fellows of Tri-
nity Hall, Cambridge (London, 18 Dec.
1648), 91.

- lxxxvii. Rev. Robinson (London, 1
Feb. 1648), 97.

-lxxxviii.-xc.

R. Mayor, Esq., on
Richard Cromwell's Marriage (12 Feb.
to 8 March 1648), 100-104.
-xci. Dr. Love (London, 14 March
1648), 106.

xcii.-xcvi.-R. Mayor, Esq., on Rich-
ard Cromwell's Marriage (14 March
1648 to 15 April 1649), 108-116.

xcvii. Hon. Sir James Harrington
(London, 9 July 1649), 129.

xcviii. Hon. W. Lenthall (London,
10 July 1649), 129.

-xcix. R. Mayor, Esq. (Bristol, 19
July'1649), 132.

-C.-

-

the same, (Milford Haven, 13

Aug. 1649), 134.

- ci.

--

Mrs. R. Cromwell (Milford Ha-

ven, 13 Aug. 1649), 135.

cii. Hon. W. Lenthall (Dublin, 22
Aug. 1649), 138.

Governor of Dundalk (Tredah,

12 Sept. 1649), 147.

- civ.

President Bradshaw (Dublin,

16 Sept. 1649), 147.
-CV. Hon. W. Lenthall (Dublin, 17
Sept. 1649), 149.

cvi. the same (Dublin, 27 Sept.
1649), 156.

cvii. - the same (Wexford, 14 Oct.
1649), 159.

cviii.-cxi. Siege of Ross (17-19 Oct.
1649), 172-176.

-CX11. Hon. W. Lenthall (Ross, 25
Oct. 1649), 177.

- cxiii. R. Mayor, Esq. (Ross, 13 Nov.
1649), 180.

-CXIV.

Hon. Thomas Scott (Ross, 14

Nov. 1649), 181.

CXV.

Hon. W. Lenthall (Ross, 14

Nov. 1649), 183.
cxvi.
1649), 189.

--

the same (Waterford, Nov.

cxvii. the same (Cork, 19 Dec.
1649), 195.

cxviii. Right Hon. Lord Wharton
(Cork, 1 Jan. 1649), 200.

cxix. Hon. W. Lenthall (Castle-
town, 15 Feb. 1649), 227.

Cxx.Governor of Cahir Castle (Ca-
hir, 24 Feb. 1649), 233.

cxxxii. Richard Cromwell, Esq.
(Carrick, 2 April 1650), 254.

Letters of Oliver Cromwell. (In Vol. III.)
cxxxiii. To Hon. W. Lenthall (London,
20 June 1650), 7.

cxxxiv. R. Mayor, Esq. (Alnwick,
17 July 1650), 9.

-CXXXV. - President Bradshaw (Mus-
selburgh, 30 July 1650), 12.

- CXXXVI. — General Assembly (Mussel-
burgh, 3 Aug. 1650), 16.

- cxxxvii. -General Lesley (Camp at
Pentland Hills, 14 Aug. 1650), 21.
- cxxxviii. Council of State (Mussel-
burgh, 30 Aug. 1650), 25.

- cxxxix. - Sir A. Haselrig (Dunbar, 2
Sept. 1650), 30.

-

Hon. W. Lenthall, on Army Troubles
(Saffron Walden, 3, 8, 17 May 1647),
183-185.

Carmarthen Committee (Pembroke, 9
June 1648), 187.

Hon. R. Herbert (Pembroke, 18 June
1648), 188.

Colonel Hughes (Pembroke, 26 June
1648), 186.

- Mayor, &c. of Haverfordwest (12 July
1648), 188.

the same (14 July 1648), 190.

- Derby-House Committee (Wigan, 23
Aug. 1648), 190.

- Committee of Derby House (Norham,
20 Sept. 1648), 192.

- Hon. W. Lenthall (Boroughbridge,
28 Oct. 1648), 195.

--

-

Waterford Correspondence (21-24 Nov.
1649), 196-199.

Lieut.-General Farrell (Cork, 4 Jan.
1649), 199.

Colonel Phayr (Fethard, 9 Feb. 1649),

203.

- John Sadler, Esq. (Cork, 31 Dec.
1649), 201.

- Hon. Sir A. Haselrig (Dunbar, 5 Sept.
1650), 205.

-the same (Edinburgh, 9 Sept. 1650),

205.

- Hon. W. Lenthall (Edinburgh, 28 Dec.
1650), 206.

-the same (Glasgow, 25 April 1651),

207.

-Hon. Major-General Harrison (Edin-
burgh, 3 May 1651), 210.

Hon. W. Lenthall (Edinburgh, 10 May
1651), 208.

-Lieut.-Col. Mitchell (Whitehall, 18
May 1653), 220.

-

Cardinal Mazarin (Westminster, 19
June 1653), 220.

Sir Bulstrode Whitlocke (Whitehall, 2
Sept. 1653), 222.

Cardinal Mazarin (Whitehall, 26 Jan.
1653), 222.

Mayor of Lynn Regis (Whitehall, 30
Jan. 1653), 223.

Sir J. Wilde (Whitehall, 24 March
1654), 227.

Mayor of Gloucester (Whitehall, 24
March 1654), 228.

Cardinal Mazarin (Whitehall, 29 June
1654), 224.

Hon. W. Lenthall (Whitehall, 22
Sept. 1654), 225.

the same (Whitehall, 5 Oct. 1654',

226.

- President of Rhode Island (Whitehall,
29 March 1655), 232.

- Captain J. Leverett (Whitehall, 3 April
1655), 233:

-Colonel A. Cox (Whitehall, 24 April
1655), 234.

-

Edmund Waller (Whitehall, 13 June
1655), 231.

- Col. H. Brewster (Whitehall, 26 Oct.
1655), 234.

- Vice-Chancellor of Oxford (Whitehall,
3 July 1657), 238.

Bailiffs of Oswestry (Whitehall, 13 July
1657), 239.

- Mayor of Gloucester (Whitehall, 2
Dec. 1657), 239.

Col. Cox (Whitehall, 4 Feb. 1657),

240.

Commanders of Gloucester Militia
(Whitehall, 11 March 1657), 242.
Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge (White-
hall, 28 May 1658), 242.

the same (Whitehall, 22 June 1658),
243.

Levellers described, i. 263; Arnald shot,
266; remarks on, ii. 118-121; routed at
Burford, 124.

157.

Lisle, Lord Viscount, in Council of State,
ii. 107; iii. 238 n.; iv. 6 n.; at Installa-
tion, v. 77.

Lisle, Mr., in Council of State, ii. 107;
Keeper of Great Seal, iv. 116.
Lisle, Sir George, shot, ii. 36.
Lists:-of Cromwell family, i. 17 n., 22 n.,
60 n.; of the Eleven Members, 251 n.;
of Officers slain at Tredah, ii. 158; of
Little Parliament, iii. 200; of Council
of State, 1653, 238 n.; 1654, iv. 6 n.; of
Long Parliament, iii. 243-263; of Crom-
well's First Parliament, iv. 18; of
Major-Generals, 135 n.; of Cromwell's
estates, 165 n.; of Cromwell's Lords, v.

91.

Livingston, Rev. James, notice of, by
Cromwell, iii. 88; his descendants, 90.
Lloyd, Capt., sent to Generals Blake and
Montague, iv. 158.

Locke, John, Tomb of, i. 86.

Lockhart, William, Ensign, i. 236; Col.,
wounded at Preston, ii. 23; Ambassador
to France, iv. 228; notice of, v. 81;
commands at Dunkirk, 87; one of
Cromwell's Lords, 91; Cromwell's let-
ters to, 82, 84, 141. See Sewster.
Lockier, Rev., preaches at Cromwell's
Installation, iii. 240.

Lockyer, Trooper, shot, ii. 121.
Loftus, Sir Arthur, notice of, ii. 188.
London City petitions for a Parliament, i.
92; for Reform of Bishops, 93, 104;
helps Long Parliament to raise army,
106; fortified, 1643, 130; armies fitted
out by, 172; petitions for peace, 231;
new militia ordinance, 243; shops shut,
145, 252, 253; averse to Cromwell party,
285; lends money, ii. 115; Preacher
recommended for, iv. 15; Cromwell
entertained by, 56; will resist Crom-
well's enemies, v. 132.

Loudon, Chancellor, in danger, i. 90;
Cromwell's letter to, ii. 51; character
of, 54.

Love, Dr., Cromwell's letter to, ii. 106.
Love, Rev. Christopher, notice of, i. 164;
ii. 107; his treason, iii. 134; condemned,
136; executed, 149.
Lowestofi, affair at, i. 116.

Lowry, John, notice of, ii. 130, 131; v. 161.
Lucas, Sir Charles, shot, ii. 36.
Ludlow, General, Memoirs of Cromwell,
i. 15; Cromwell's remark to, 243; notes
Cromwell's ill success, 285; at trial of
Charles I., ii. 92; of Council of State,
96; Deputy of Ireland, 258; Cromwell's
conversation with, iii. 5; and Cromwell,
scene with, 177; Republican, lives in
Essex, iv. 153; V. 153.

Lumsden, Col., killed at Dunbar, iii. 45.
Lunsford, Col., described, i. 104.
Lydcot, Col., at Inverkeithing fight, iii.
138.
Lyttleton, Lord, his running off with
Great Seal, iii. 113.

Mace, of the Commons, the, a bauble,
iii. 195.

Mackworth, Col., in Council of State, iv.
6n.; account of, 169 n.
Maidston, John, on Cromwell, i. 15; ii.
78.
Maidstone fight, ii. 8.

Maine, Zachary, notice of, v. 215.
Mainwaring censured, i. 55.
Major-Generals, the, iv. 114, 198-200, 211;
list of, 135 n.; abolished, 224, 240.
Maleverer, Col., Cromwell's letter in be-
half of his Family, v. 206.
Malevrier, Lord, Royalist, iv. 112.
Manasseh Ben Israel, learned Jew, iv.

152.

Manchester, Earl, Seargeant- Major of
Associated Counties, i. 144; and Gen.
Crawford, 160, 162; to reform Cam-
bridge University, 160; quarrels with
Cromwell, 173, 174; one of Cromwell's
Lords, v. 91.

Mandevil, Lord, dispute with Cromwell,
i. 97. See Manchester, Earl.
Manning, Mr., spy, iv. 114, 192.
Manton, Mr., preaches at Installation, v.

77.

Mardike taken, v. 85.

Marston Moor. See Battle.

Marten Henry, M. P., of Council of
State. ii. 96; character of, iii. 168; a
lewd liver, 195.

Martyn, Sir Thomas, of Cambridge Com-
mittee, i. 114.

Maryland and Virginia, differences be-
tween, iv. 74; Cromwell's letter to
Commissioners of, 133.

Masham Family, notice of, i. 86.
Masham, Sir William, in Cromwell's
First Parliament, iv. 18.

Mass, Cromwell on the, ii. 217.
Massey, Gen., how to be employed, i.
224; forces disbanded, 226; "character
of, 226; enlists soldiers, 253; purged
by Pride, ii. 90; with Scots, iii. 136;
wounded at Worcester, 153.
Mathews, Col., delinquent, ii. 76, 78.
Maurice, Prince, quits England, i. 219;
drowned, ii. 182.

Maynard, Mr., one of Cromwell's Lords,
v. 91.

Mayor, Richard, Esq., character of, i.
272; letters from Cromwell to, ii. 100,
103, 104, 108, 112, 114, 115, 116, 132,
134, 180, 253; iii. 9, 52, 142; iv. 9; in
Little Parliament, iii. 200; of Customs
Committee, 235; in Council of State,
238 n.; iv. 6n.

Mazarin, Giulio, Cardinal, policy of, iv.
227; Cromwell's letters to, 228; v. 220,
222, 224; his opinion of Cromwell, 85.
Meg, Muckle, in Edinburgh Castle, iii.

Members, the Five, i. 105; the Eleven,
238; accused by Army, 251; list of,
251 n.; last appearance of, 253.
Middleton, Gen., at Preston fight, ii. 15;
for Charles II., iii. 80; Rebellion in
Highlands, 162; iv. 10.
Mildmay, Sir Henry, quarrels with Lord
Wharton, ii. 40.

Militia, Ordinance of, i. 107; new, 243.
Milton, John, entry of his burial, i. 40;
pamphlets by, 94; appointed Latin Se-
cretary, ii. 107; Sir H. Vane, friend of,
iii. 168; blind, iv. 5, 118; letter by, v.
136.

Milton, State Papers criticised, i. 64; iii.

Mitton, Col., in Wales, i. 256.

Model, New, of the Army, i. 172, 177 n.,
186, 189, 193.

Monarchy, Fifth, described, iv. 27; plot,
259.

Monk, Col. George, in the Tower, i. 164;
in Ireland, 259; in Scots War, iii. 8, 35,
43; at Edinburgh, 98; made Lieut.-
General of Ordnance, 129; sent to Stir-
ling, 146; storms Dundee, 162; puts
down rebellion in the Highlands, 162;
iv. 10; in Dutch War, iii. 180, 191;
Army mutinous, iv. 76.
Monopoly, of soap, &c., i. 57.
Monro, Gen., in Scots Army, ii. 12; his
motions, 37; rejected at Edinburgh,

45.

Montagu, Dr., censured, i. 55.
Montague family, i. 48.

Montague, Lord, a Puritan, i. 45.
Montague (Earl of Sandwich). Colonel of
the Parliament foot, i. 186; at Bristol
siege, 200, 201; receives King at Hin-
chinbrook, 245; in Little Parliament,
iii. 200; of Customs Committee, 235;
in Council of State, 238 n.; iv. 6 n.; in
Cromwell's First Parliament, 18; made
Admiral, 140; Cromwell's letters to,
157, 160, 173; v. 78, 79, 86; on Com-
mittee of Kingship, iv. 250; assists the
French, v. 30, 80; at Installation, 77;
one of Cromwell's Lords, 91.

Montgomery, Col. Robert, notice of, ii.
67; Major-General in Scots Army, iii.
14, 15, 87 n., 110.

Montrose, Earl, in Scots Army, i. 91;
routed in Scotland, 217; taken and
executed, iii. 4.

Moray House, Edinburgh, Cromwell at,
ii. 63.

Mordington, Cromwell at, ii. 54, 58; iii.
Io; incident at, 11.

Morgan, Mr., to be taken, ii. 5.
Morris, Governor of Pontefract Castle,
ii. 71; Cromwell's letter to, 71.
Mosstroopers, Watt and Augustin, iii. 83;
routed by Col. Hacker, 102.

Mulgrave, Earl, ii. 42; in Council of
State, iv. 6 n.; one of Cromwell's Lords,
v. 91.

Musical Entertainment at Cromwell's, iv.
238.
Musselburgh, Cromwell at, iii. 14, 20, 27;
Cromwell's Army in, 129.

Naseby described, i. 188; v. 176. See
Battle.

Navigation Act, iii. 180.

Nayler, James, worshipped, iv. 72, 135;
punished, 241, 242.

Neal, on Cromwell, iv. 164.
Neile, Bishop, and Popery, i.

55; Parlia-
ment about to accuse, 56.
Newark, designs on, i. 126, 130.
Newbury. See Battle.
Newcastle, Earl, helps the King, i. 106;
his Popish Army, 125; besieges Hull,
148, 150; retires disgusted, 168.
Newcastle, Mayor of, Cromwell's letter
to, iv. 225.

Newhall estate, iv. 165.
Newmarket rendezvous. See Army.
Newport, Negotiations at, ii. 62, 74.
New Year's Day, when. See Year.
Nicholas, Capt., at Chepstow, ii. 6.
Noble's Memoirs criticised, i. 13.
Norham, situation of, ii. 58.
North, Sir Dudley, Cromwell's letter to,
v. 180.

Norton, Col. Richard, serves under Earl
Manchester, i. 144; notice of, 272, 278;
Cromwell's letters to, 272, 277, 279;
purged by Pride, ii. 97; in Little Par-
liament, iii. 200; in Council of State,
238 n.

Nottingham, Charles I. erects his stand-
ard at, i. 1or: iii. 150.

Nova Scotia, occupied for Cromwell, v.