INDEX

Absence of commanders, [67]
Abuses in the navy, [5]-[10]
Administration, [18]-[36]
Admiralty commissions:
1659-60, [18];
1673-79, [30];
1679-84, [32];
special commission of 1686, [34], [48]
Aldeburgh, [49]
Algiers, [35]
Allin, Sir Thomas, comptroller of the navy [24], [67]
Anglesey, Earl of, treasurer of the navy, [24]
Bagwell, Mr, [46]
Barber Surgeons, Company of, [39]
Barlow, Thomas, clerk of the acts, [21]
Batten, Lady, [20]
—— Sir William, surveyor of the navy, [20], [24]
Berkeley, Lord, commissioner of the navy, [22]
Billingsgate, [45]
Birch, Colonel, [70]
Black Book of the Admiralty, [3]
Blackwall, [70]
Blake, Robert, [22], [23], [78]
Boatswains' stores, establishment for (1686), [73]
Boteler, Captain, [62]
Bowles, Phineas, secretary of the admiralty, [36]
Bristol, [39]
Brouncker, Lord, commissioner of the navy, [25], [33]
Cabins, establishment for (1673), [66]
'Calentures,' [62], [63]
Capel, Sir Henry, commissioner of the admiralty, [32]
Captains' tables, establishment for (1686), [72]
Carpenters' stores, establishment for (1686), [73]
Carteret, Sir George, treasurer of the navy, [19], [24]
Chaplains, establishment for (1677), [71]
Charles I, [19], [21]
—— II, [4], [18], [33], [43], [44], [54];
his interest in the sea, [19], [31], [33], [77]
Chatham, [22], [45], [46], [49], [65], [72 n.], [74]
—— Chest, [51], [67]
Civil War, [48]
Clerk of the Acts, [18]
Cocke, Captain, hemp contractor, [29]
Cockerell, Pepys, [11]
Coke, Lord Chief Justice, [16]
Commissions:
of 1608, [5], [8];
of 1618, [5];
of 1626, [5];
for sick and wounded (1664 and 1672), [48], [49];
for widows and orphans (1673), [49];
see also [Admiralty Commissions]
Commons, House of, [31], [70]
Commonwealth, [37], [48]
Comptroller of the Navy, [18]
Cordage, abuses in, [10]
Cottenham, Earl of, [11]
Covent Garden, [67]
Coventry, Sir William, commissioner of the navy, [13], [20], [25], [27], [55 n.], [69];
his financial scheme (1667), [41]
Cox, John, [74]
Dartmouth, [49]
'Dead pays,' [7], [54]
Deal, [49]
Deane, Sir Anthony, commissioner of the navy, [31], [32];
his appointment on the Special Commission of 1686, [35], [36];
his Doctrine of Naval Architecture, [3]
—— Richard, [55]
Deptford, [22], [46], [65], [74]
Devonshire, [46]
Discipline of the navy, [64]-[75];
Act of 1661, [64]
Dockyards, troubles in, [45], [46], [74]
Dover, [49]
Drunkenness in the navy, [73]
Dugdale, Sir William, [1]
Dutch Wars:
first, [40], [78];
second, [24], [27], [38], [40 n.], [44], [48], [55], [58], [75];
third, [30], [42], [47], [49], [56], [60]
Edward VI, [22]
Embezzlement, Act against (1664), [64]
Evelyn, John, [1], [3], [25];
commissioner for sick and wounded (1664 and 1672), [48], [49], [50]
Finance, [27], [37]-[56]
Finch, Daniel (afterwards Earl of Nottingham), commissioner of the admiralty, [32]
Fireships, [75]
France, [43]
French Admiralty, report from, [34]
Galleys, [75 n.]
Gauden, Sir Denis, victualler of the navy, [29], [58], [59]
Gentlemen captains, [68]
Gosport, [49]
Gravesend, [49], [50]
'Gromets', [52]
Grove, Captain, [29]
Guardboats at Chatham and Portsmouth, instructions for (1685), [72 n.]
Gunfleet, [63]
Guns, [75];
establishment for (1677), [76]
'Haberdine,' [61]
Half-pay, [56]
Harbour wages, [52]
Harwich, [41], [49]
Hawkyns, Sir John, [5]
Hayter, Thomas, clerk of the acts, [30], [79 n.]
Hollond, John:
his Discourses of the Navy, [4];
Pepys's opinion of them, [5]
Hull, [45]
Ipswich, [49]
Jamaica, [22]
James I, [10], [28]
James, Duke of York (James II), [13], [19 n.], [35], [43], [44], [59], [73], [77];
appointed lord high admiral (1660), [18];
his knowledge of naval affairs, [19];
his instructions of 1662, [26];
resigned (1673), [30];
went abroad (1679), [32];
his own lord high admiral (1685) [34];
withdraws from the kingdom (1688), [36]
Kent, [51]
Kneller's portrait of Pepys, [78]
Labour troubles in the dockyards, [74]
Lawrence, Mr, master shipwright at Woolwich, [36]
Lee, Sir Thomas, commissioner of the admiralty, [33]
Lely's portrait of Pepys, [78]
Lieutenants, examination for (1677), [70]
London, [39], [45], [46], [49]
—— Bishop of, [14 n.], [71]
Long Parliament, [48]
Lord High Admiral:
Duke of York appointed (1660), [18];
in the hands of the King and an admiralty commission (1673), [30];
entirely in commission (1679), [32];
restored to Charles II (1684), [34];
James II (1685), [34];
lord high admiral's instructions (1662), [26]
Lord Treasurer, [36]
Lowestoft, [24]
Maidstone, [38]
Manuscripts in the Pepysian Library, [2]
Meadows, Sir Philip, [3]
Mediterranean, [70];
victualling contract in, [62]
Mennes, Sir John, comptroller of the navy, [24], [45]
Merchants' goods in the King's ships, [66]
Middleton, Colonel Thomas, commissioner and surveyor of the navy, [24], [45], [46], [58]
Midshipmen, establishments for (1676 and 1686), [73]
Monck, George, [12], [23]
Monson, Sir William, [2], [5], [9], [24]
Myngs, Sir Christopher, [13], [14]
Narbrough, Sir John, [70];
on special commission of 1686, [35]
Naval Discipline Act (1661), [64]
Naval stores, embezzlement of, [64]
Navy Board:
in 1659, [18];
in 1660, [22];
in 1673, [30];
in 1679, [33];
in 1688, [35];
a body of experts, [18], [23], [27], [30], [33];
its functions, [26], [50]
North Foreland, [13]
Northumberland, Earl of, [5]
Nottingham, Earl of;
see [Finch]
Orange, Prince of, [36]
Ordnance Office, [40], [76 n.]
Parliament, [76];
vote of 1665, [40];
of 1666, [41];
of 1677, [32];
of 1678, [43]
Pay, rates of, [52];
continuous pay for naval officers, [55];
see also [Wages]
Pearse, James, chirurgeon-general of the navy, [51]
Penn, Sir William, commissioner of the navy, [22], [25];
his Naval Collections, [2]
Pension Parliament, [31]
Pensions, [56]
Pepys, John, clerk of the acts, [30]
—— Mrs, [20]
—— Paulina, [11]
Pepys, Samuel:
clerk of the acts (1660), [21];
treasurer of Tangier commission (1665), [28];
surveyor-general of victualling (1665), [28], [59];
secretary of the admiralty (1673), [30];
his speech in Parliament (1677), [31];
involved in the Popish Plot and resigned (1679), [32];
second secretaryship (1684), [34];
deprived (1689), [36].
His projected history of the navy, [1], [2];
pronunciation of his name, [11];
the Diary, [11];
his official style, [14];
services to the navy, [16], [77];
question of his corruption, [28];
a disciplinarian, [66];
his views on gentlemen captains, [70];
on drunkenness in the navy, [73];
a framer of 'establishments,' [70], [71]
Pepysian Library, [1], [49], [76]
Pett, Peter, commissioner of the navy, [22], [38]
—— Phineas, [7]
—— Sir Phineas, [35]
Petty, Sir William, [4], [22]
Plate carriage, establishment for (1686), [72]
Plymouth, [49]
'Poor John,' [61]
Popish Plot, [32]
Portsmouth, [5], [39], [44], [45], [46], [58], [72 n.], [74]
Principal Officers, [18], [35], [41];
see also [Navy Board]
Prisoners of war, care of, [49]
Public accounts, commission of, [41], [54]
Puritans, [37]
Pyend, Captain Stephen, [61 n.]
Riot, Act against (1664), [64]
Rochester, [50]
Royal Society, [4], [25]
Rump Parliament, [18]
Rupert, Prince, commissioner of the admiralty, [24], [30], [60]
Sandwich, Earl of, [21], [58]
Scurvy, [63]
Seymour, Sir Edward, commissioner of the navy, [26]
Shipbuilding, [75];
Act of 1677, [31], [75]
Ships:
Augustine, [60]
Centurion, [43]
Coventry, [58]
Diamond, [73]
Gloucester, [60]
James, [9]
Lark, [67]
Little Victory, [45]
Pearl, [45]
Reserve, [60]
Rupert, [43]
Swan, [43]
Shipwrights' Company, [3]
Shish, Jonas, [46]
Sick and wounded seamen, [48]
Slyngesbie, Sir Robert, comptroller of the navy, [20], [24];
his Discourse of the Navy, [4]
Southampton, [49]
Southwell, Sir Robert, [4]
Southwold, [49]
Special Commission of 1686, [34], [48]
Spithead, [47 n.]
Stratton, [22]
Surveyor of the Navy, [18]
Tangier, [28], [29]
Test Act (1673), [30]
Tickets, wages paid by, [7], [47], [53]
Tilbury Hope, [9]
Timber, abuses in, [10]
Tippetts, Sir John, commissioner and surveyor of the navy, [25], [35]
Tower, Pepys sent to the, [32]
Treasurer of the Navy, [18]
Treasury Chamber, [36]
Trinity House, [3]
Turenne, [22]
Victualling, [57]-[64];
abuses in, [5], [9];
victualling 'upon account,' [10], [57], [63];
contract of 1677, [61];
contract for the Mediterranean, [62]
Volunteers, establishments for (1676 and 1686), [73]
Wages, abuses in, [6];
tickets for, [7], [47], [53];
'dead pays,' [7], [54]
Wapping, [70]
Warren, Sir William, timber contractor, [28]
Warwick, Sir Philip, [40]
Watermen's Hall, [46], [47]
Weymouth, [49]
Wounded seamen, scale of relief for (1685), [51];
see also [Sick and Wounded]
Yachts, [75]
Yarmouth, [49]

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