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
CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY J. B. PEACE, M.A., AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS.