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Katherine Halliwell, wife of Richard Halliwell, tobacco-cutter.
    (l) Examination of Francis Johnson, ‘a pretended minister’, living in Gray’s Inn Lane, London, 19 December 1670.
    (m) Information of John Wybourne and George Baker about John Washwhite.
    (m1) Petition of John Washwhite.
    (m2) Petition of John Washwhite.
    (n3) Examination of Thomas Dixey (named in the information John Dixey).
    (n4) Letter from Judge Morton to Mr James Clarke.
    (o) Paper endorsed: ‘An information given to the Lord Arlington concerning the persons that assaulted the Duke of Ormond’.
    (p) Report of the House of Lords’ Committee; 17 February.
    (q) Draft order of the House of Lords; 9 March.
    Manchester Archives Marshall Street, Manchester M4 5FU
    L89/1/23/1 – Commission on Chantries addressed to Sir Thomas Holcroft, John Holcroft and two others relating to chantries of Stretford and Manchester; 13 February 1546.
    National Archives of Ireland Kildare Street, Dublin 2
    MSS
    451 – Pedigrees and other genealogical data compiled by Alfred Molony relating to the Brereton, Blood and Blount families.
    12,816 –An account of the family of Blood, mainly of Co. Clare, descended from Edmond Blood MP, with blazons of arms.
    The National Archives Kew, Richmond, Surrey TW9 4DU
    America and Colonial Papers
    CO/21 , no 170. West Indies papers, 1667.
    Assize Records
    ASSI 35/111/5, f.4 – Surrey assizes at Guildford; Indictment of Thomas Hunt, alias Thomas Blood, for highway robbery at Croydon; 4 July 1670. Damaged.
    Chancery Court Records
    C 241/147/39 – Action for recovery of a debt of £200 brought by the creditor, Henry de Tildeslegh of Ditton in [Widnes], Lancashire, against Thomas, son of John de Holcroft of Lancashire; 17 February 1367.
    Exchequer Records
    E 134/1652/Mich2 – Depositions in the dispute over the estates, debtors and last will of Edward Calveley esquire, died November 1636.
    E 134/12Chas2/Mich6 – Robert King v John Benbow and Mary Hoi-croft, relict of John Holcroft, over a conveyance made by Christopher Trentham of his estate in Cheshire to John Holcroft and others; 1660.
    E 134/13Chas2/East21 – John Calveley v Thomas Holcroft, Margaret Holcroft, widow, John Kerford, Charles Holcroft, Thomas Broome, John Shaw, Thomas Busworth,John Barton; manors of Holcroft, Cad-awshed, Barton-upon-Irwell and Pursfurlong and lands in Culcheth, Riseley, Atherton and Wigshaw, Lancashire; 1661.
    E 134/13Chas2/Trin6 – John Calveley v Thomas Holcroft, Margaret Holcroft, widow, Charles Holcroft, Thomas Broome, John Shaw, Thomas Unworth, John Kerford John Barton; manors of Holcroft, Cadawshed, Barton-upon-Irwell and Pursfurlong and lands in Culcheth, Riseley, Atherton and Wigshaw, Lancashire; 1661.
    Postal archives
    POST 23/1 –Letter to mayor of Hull announcing that regular posts would be carried along five principal roads in England and Wales, viz. to Dover, Edinburgh, Holyhead, Plymouth and Bristol; London 28 January 1636.
    Privy Council Records
    PC 2/68 – Proceedings of Privy Council 21 April 1679–29 May 1680.
    f.471 – Removal of Sir William Waller from the Commission of the Peace.
    State Paper series
    9/32/313 – Sir Joseph Williamson’s ‘address book’.
    29/97/20, f.32 – Sir Roger Langley, high sheriff of Yorkshire, to Bennet; York, 23 April 1664.
    29/97/41, f.54 – Sir Roger Langley, high sheriff of Yorkshire, to Bennet, suggesting the services of William Leving as a spy; 3 April 1664.
    29/97/75, f.130 – Leving to Arlington; Tower of London, 30 April 1664.
    29/98/132, f.244 – Sir Roger Langley, high sheriff of Yorkshire, to Bennet; May 1664.
    29/102/48, f.57 – Names of thirteen persons in London in disguise with their aliases.
    29/102/49, f.59 – Orders for the repair of the Tower of London; Whitehall, 12 September 1664.
    29/103/21, f.13 – Bennet’s certificate of employment for William Leving and request that he should