510.
[143] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, iii. 130.
[144] _Ib._ iii. 182.
[145] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, iii. 186.
[146] _Ib._ iii. 49, 51, 52.
[147] _Ib._ vi. 277. Other instances are given in _Catalogue of
Pepysian MSS._, i. 108.
[148] _Ib._ viii. 403.
[149] _A State of the Debt contracted in the Navy between 1 January,
1671[-2] ... and 25 March, 1686, and which remains at this day
unpaid according to the books in this Office_ ... (Pepysian MSS.,
_Miscellanies_, xi. 18). This paper is printed in _Catalogue of
Pepysian MSS._, i. 110.
[150] Pepysian MSS., _Miscellanies_, xi. 20.
[151] _Cf._ _Diary_, 6 July, 1665, 30 September, 1665, 31 October,
1665, and 12 March, 1667.
[152] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1664-5, p. 304.
[153] _Ib._ 1667, p. 46.
[154] _Ib._ 1667, p. 75.
[155] _Ib._ 1667, p. lx note. See also p. 514.
[156] _Ib._ 1665-6, p. 385.
[157] _Ib._ 1667, p. lx note, and p. 514.
[158] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1664-5, p. 522.
[159] _Ib._ 1667, p. 75.
[160] _Ib._ 1667-8, p. xiv.
[161] _Ib._ 1667-8, p. 443.
[162] _Ib._ 1664-5, p. 475.
[163] _Ib._ 1665-6, p. 32.
[164] _Ib._ 1665-6, p. 53.
[165] Historical MSS. Commission, _Fifteenth Report_, Appendix, pt.
ii., p. 167.
[166] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, ccxcvii. 19. Other
instances are given in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 120.
[167] _Diary_, 1 and 2 July, 1666.
[168] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1665-6, p. 323.
[169] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1667-8, p. xv. As late
as 1742 Captain John Hamilton reports the pressing of a lime-burner
who was nearly blind, and 'a little old cobbler of 56, taken out of
his stall rather it should seem for a pastime than service'; and
letters of 1747 shew that the pressing of mere lads, or of persons not
able-bodied, was a subject of 'general and constant complaint' (Public
Record Office, _Captains' Letters_, H 12; _Secretary's Letters_, 3). In
1864 or 1865 a 'man' who weighed 70 lbs. was sent on board the _Prince
Consort_ at Spithead.
[170] 13 April, 1673: _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, cccxliii.
141. See also _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1673, p. 228.
[171] Pepysian MSS., No. 2866, _Naval Minutes_, p. 24.
[172] _Ib._ p. 39.
[173] _Ib._ p. 71.
[174] Pepysian MSS., No. 2866, _Naval Minutes_, p. 287.
[175] _Memoires of the Royal Navy_ (Oxford reprint), p. 80.
[176] C. H. Firth, _Cromwell's Army_, ch. ix.
[177] Evelyn's _Diary_ (ed. Austin Dobson), ii. 218.
[178] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, pp. 537-53.
[179] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, cxxxiii. 63; see also
_Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1666-7, p. 398.
[180] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1672, p. 157.
[181] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, cccxxviii. 114.
[182] Pepysian MSS., _Miscellanies_, xi. 106.
[183] _Ib._ xi. pp. 103-110, where Pearse's report of September, 1687,
giving an account of the reforms effected by him during his long tenure
of office, is pasted into the volume. The substance of this is printed
in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 137.
[184] _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 205.
[185] Pepysian MSS., _Miscellanies_, vi. 71.
[186] _State Papers, Domestic, Interr._ xxxii. 39.
[187] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 217.
[188] A table of these rates is given in Oppenheim, p. 360.
[189] See Pepysian MSS., No. 488, _King James II's Pocket Book of Rates
and Memorandums_. Tables of harbour and rigging wages taken from this
source are printed in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 141.
[190] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, pp. 195-6. This new
table of wages is printed in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 150.
[191] _Catalogue of State Papers, Domestic_, 1666-7, p. 426; see also
_ib._ 1665-6, p. 75.
[192] _Diary_, 13 November, 1667.
[193] Pepysian MSS., _Miscellanies_, vi. 465-80.
[194] Penn, _Memorials of Sir William Penn_, ii. 509.
[195] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1654, p. 548.
[196] Pepysian MSS., No. 2554.
[197] _Discourses._, p. 129 and _nn._
[198] _Ib._ p. 140.
[199] _Dictionary of National Biography_, xiv. 257.
[200] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 477. There is a
reference to this in the _Diary_, 6 July, 1668. Sir William Coventry
was against it, and Pepys agreed with him.
[201] The scale is given in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 145.
[202] _Naval Precedents_, p. 222.
[203] Order in Council of 6 May, 1674 (_Naval Precedents_, p. 164; see
also p. 259). The substance of the Order is given in _Catalogue of
Pepysian MSS._, i. 146.
[204] Order in Council, 19 May, 1675 (_Naval Precedents_, p. 165). The
substance of the Order is given in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 147.
[205] Order in Council, 6 December, 1672 (_Naval Precedents_, p. 198).
[206] Order in Council, 6 June, 1673 (_Naval Precedents_, p. 218).
There is another copy in _Miscellanies_, vi. 67. For subsequent
extensions of the Order, in 1673 and 1674, see _Catalogue of Pepysian
MSS._, i. 148-9.
[207] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, ccxcix. 121.
[208] P. 254.
[209] Hollond, _Discourses_, pp. 124, 154.
[210] Oppenheim, p. 326.
[211] Oppenheim, p. 327.
[212] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, Docquet Book, p. 46.
[213] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1665-6, p. xxxix. See also
pp. 23, 27, 55, 203.
[214] _Ib._ 1664-5, pp. 306, 311, 317, 321, 382.
[215] _Diary_, 18 September, 1665.
[216] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, cxxviii. 85; see also
_Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1664-5, p. 480.
[217] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1667-8, p. xviii.
[218] _Ib._ 1665-6, p. 7; see also p. 11, and _Diary_, 14 October, 1665.
[219] _Diary_, 19 October, 1665.
[220] _Ib._ 27 October, 1665.
[221] _Ib._ 31 October, 1665.
[222] _Ib._ 26 July, 1666.
[223] _Ib._ 4 June, 1667.
[224] See _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 155.
[225] See _ib._ i. 156-7.
[226] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1671-2, pp. 66, 498.
[227] _Ib._ 1672, p. 484. For other references see pp. 31, 98, 106,
124, 453; and _ib._ 1673, p. 72.
[228] _Ib._ 1673, p. xi.
[229] _Ib._ 1673, p. 384.
[230] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, ccxcvii. 36. See also
_Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1671, p. 135.
[231] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, cccxxix. 11.
[232] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1672, p. 668.
[233] _Ib._ 1672, p. 675. An interesting discussion of victualling
abuses is contained in a paper of 1673 or 1674, entitled _The Expense
and Charge of his Majesty's Naval Victuals considered and regulated_,
by Captain Stephen Pyend or Pine, who had been himself formerly a
purser (Pepysian MSS., _Miscellanies_, iii. 723). The substance of it
is printed in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 160-4.
[234] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 416. The contract
is fully discussed in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 165-177.
[235] Pepysian MSS., No. 2866, _Naval Minutes_, p. 146.
[236] _Discourses_, p. 177.
[237] Described in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 177.
[238] 'Calentures,' or burning fevers, were supposed to be bred by
calms. Sir Walter Ralegh refers to his own sufferings from them
(_Remains_, London, 1664, p. 223).
'Scarbot' is probably from 'scharbock,' the Danish name for one form
of scurvy (John Quincey, _Lexicon Physico-medicum_, London, 1787); the
modern Danish term for scurvy is 'skabet.'
[239] See _Admiralty Letters_, vi. 228.
[240] Instances are given in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 179-80.
[241] A discussion of the relative merits of the two systems occurs
in Hollond, _Discourses_, p. 154. The substance of the patent of 10
December, 1683 (_Naval Precedents_, p. 48), which established the new
department, is given in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, pp. 180-2.
[242] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, xv. 250 (26 Oct). See also
pp. 219-20, 256-7, 284.
[243] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, xv. 241.
[244] See Pepysian MSS., No. 2611, _Penn's Collections_, p. 95:
'Instructions for the Admiralty, 1647.' These customs were not
abrogated, either by the ordinances of the Interregnum or by the
statutes of the Restoration.
[245] Oppenheim, p. 311.
[246] 13 Car. II. c. 9. A summary of the provisions of the Act is given
in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 184.
[247] 16 Car. II. c. 5; renewed by 18 & 19 Car. II. c. 12.
[248] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1661-2, p. 152.
[249] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1663-4, p. 249.
[250] _Ib._ 1666-7, p. 148.
[251] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, ccxvii. 138.
[252] _Ib._ ccxxxv. 135. See also _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_,
1668-9, pp. 171, 303; _ib._ 1671, pp. 523, 524.
[253] _Diary_. See also the entries for 19 October, 1666, and 25 June,
1667; and p. 45, _supra_.
[254] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, pp. 525-8. The
establishment is printed in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 189-92.
[255] Hollond, _Discourses_, p. 353. Macaulay describes the abuse, but
is silent concerning the attempts to remedy it (_History of England_,
i. 148).
[256] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, iii. 367.
[257] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, iv. 233, 243, 246.
[258] _Ib._ ii. 182.
[259] _Ib._ iv. 110.
[260] _Ib._ iv. 178.
[261] _Ib._ vi. 480.
[262] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, vii. 296.
[263] Pepys, in a letter of 3 February, 1674, addressed to Captain
Rooth, refers to 'the universal loss of discipline amongst the seamen
of England,' 'a vice which I pray God grant I may see rectified before
it prove too fatal, not only to his Majesty's service, but to the whole
navigation of the country.' (_Admiralty Letters_, iii. 78).
[264] _History of England_, i. 147-9.
[265] _Diary_, 27 July, 1666.
[266] _Diary_, 2 June, 1663. _Cf._ also 10 January, 20 October, 1666;
29 June, 1667.
[267] Vol. i. pp. lxxiv-xcv.
[268] _Cf._ _Diary_, 28 October, 1666.
[269] Letter to Sir John Holmes, 15 April, 1679 (Pepysian MSS.,
_Admiralty Letters_, ix. 206).
[270] Letter to the same, 18 April, 1679 (_ib._ ix. 214)
[271] _Ib._ ix. 242-3.
[272] _Ib._ vi. 231.
[273] Letter to Sir John Kempthorne, 1 December, 1677 (_ib._ vi. 264).
[274] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 241.
[275] _Admiralty Letters_, vi. 256.
[276] _Ib._ vii. 4.
[277] In a letter of 29 March, 1678 (_ib._ vii. 17).
[278] _Ib._ vi. 3.
[279] _Admiralty Letters_, vi. 18, 45. See also vi. 19 and _Naval
Minutes_, p. 81.
[280] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 161. The
substance of these resolutions is given in _Catalogue of Pepysian
MSS._, i. 206. See also there the new instructions of 20 October, 1685,
for the guard-boats in Chatham and Portsmouth harbours (i. 208).
[281] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 245. Printed in
Pepys's _Memoires_ (Oxford reprint), pp. 55-68.
[282] Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 156.
[283] _Ib._ p. 639. Both these establishments are more fully described
in _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, pp. 213-16.
[284] _Admiralty Letters_, xi. 372.
[285] _Ib._ x. 89.
[286] _Admiralty Letters_, x. 310.
[287] _Ib._ x. 331.
[288] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, lxix. 43.
[289] _Ib._ lxxviii. 105. See also _Calendar of State Papers,
Domestic_, 1663-4, pp. 244 and 276.
[290] _State Papers, Domestic, Charles II_, xcv. 147.
[291] _Calendar of State Papers, Domestic_, 1671, p. 44.
[292] p. 31, _supra_. A list of these ships is printed in _Catalogue of
Pepysian MSS._, i. 223.
[293] _Ib._ i. 304. The whole of Pepys's _Register_, with a number
of illustrative tables, is printed there on pp. 253-306; as also his
_Register of Sea-Commission Officers_ on pp. 307-435.
[294] Another novelty of the period is the revival of the galley in the
English navy. This is fully discussed in _ib._ i. 227-8.
[295] _Ib._ i. 306.
[296] Pepysian MSS., No. 2866, _Naval Minutes_, p. 61.
[297] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, vi. 201-2. This establishment
is given in Pepysian MSS., No. 2867, _Naval Precedents_, p. 202, and
the tables there given are printed and fully discussed in _Catalogue of
Pepysian MSS._, i. 234-42. See also pp. 242-4 for the reorganisation of
the Office of the Ordnance in 1683.
[298] _Memoires_ (Oxford reprint), p. 130.
[299] Pepysian MSS., No. 2866, _Naval Minutes_, p. 76.
[300] Derrick, _Memoirs of the Royal Navy_, p. 84.
[301] For instances of this see _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 246
_nn._
[302] Pepysian MSS., _Admiralty Letters_, xi. 200; xii. 71, 91, 200;
xiii. 23.
[303] _Catalogue of Pepysian MSS._, i. 247 _n._
[304] Both these portraits are at Magdalene College, the former in the
Hall and the latter in the Library.
[305] Oxford reprint, p. 130.
[306] _The Portugal History, or a Relation of the Troubles that
happened in the Court of Portugal in the years 1667 and 1668 ... by S.
P. esq._ (1677) has also been attributed to him.
[307] _Letter to the Earl of Marlborough_, by T. H., possibly Thomas
Hayter, Pepys's clerk, who succeeded him in 1673 as Clerk of the Acts.
[308] _Diary_, 15 May, 1663.
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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