Alphabetical Index.
Abbot, George, Archbishop;
a visit from clvi, present at Fr. Garnett's death [290],
persecutes Fr. Cornforth and the Vauxes [clxxxvi],
receives Sir George Talbot [cc].
Abergavenny, Katherine Lady;
Lord Vaux's sister [clxxxvi].
Abington, Dorothy;
her conversion by Fr. Ouldcorne [283].
Abington, Thomas;
in the Tower [27],
condemned to death for harbouring Priests [28],
life spared at Lord Mounteagle's intercession [28],
absent when Henlip is searched [152],
apprehended [157],
sent to Worcester [266],
meets his wife [266],
tried [267],
reprieved [268],
foils various Bishops of Worcester [269].
Adams, John;
martyr, in the Marshalsea [xiv].
Albert, Archduke, Governor of Flanders; [cxcvii],
delays foundation of Watten [cc].
Aldobrandini, Hippolitus Cardinal;
Viceprotector of the English College, Rome [ccliv].
Aldridge;
a merchant, reaches Douay [ccliv].
Alfani,
sends a MS. to England from Rome [ccl].
Alford, Michael, S.J.;
author of Annals [ccxlix].
Allen, Wm., Cardinal;
wishes Fr. Gerard to return to England [xvi],
desired harmony between seculars and Society [cciv],
obtains an indulgence for a prayer for the conversion of England [cclxii].
Aquaviva, Claude, General S.J.; [ccxxviii],
admits Fr. Gerard and Fr. Ouldcorne into the Society [xvi], [279].
Arden, Edward;
executed [cxv].
Arden, Francis;
escapes from the Tower with Fr. Gerard [cxv].
Arragon, D. Blasco de, [cclviii].
Arundel, Anne Countess of;
receives Fr. Southwell and Fr. Gerard lvii, at Acton [cclv].
Arundel, Philip Earl of;
in the Tower x, [lvii].
Arundell, Henry Lord; letter from Fr. Thorpe [ccxlix].
Ashby Church;
story of “good Sir Wm. Catesby” painted in [55].
Ashley, Ralph, S.J.;
tortured [181],
taken to Worcester [266],
tried [271],
martyred [275].
Atkinson, William;
a Priest spy, informs of Fr. Gerard's letters [lxxxviii],
tries to have him rearrested [cxxix],
betrays Thomas Tichburn, the martyr [cxxx].
Babington's plot; [xv], [xvii], [26].
Babthorpe, Sir Ralph;
at Louvain [cxcvii].
Babthorpe, Thomas, S.J.; [ccxlii].
Bacon, Sir Francis;
examines Fr. Gerard xciii, and two servants of Mrs. Vaux [cclvi].
Baldwin, William, S.J.;
his letter to Fr. Persons cclviii, proposed for attainder [165].
Bales, Christopher;
martyr [xviii].
Bancroft, Richard, Bishop of London;
sermon at Paul's Cross [43],
enquires respecting Father Garnett's straw [303].
Banks, Richard, S.J.;
succeeds Fr. Gerard at Braddocks [cxxxi].
Barker, Thomas.;
William Wiseman's servant [xliv], [xlix].
Barkley, Sir Richard, Governor of the Tower;
examines Fr. Gerard [xciii],
resigns his governorship [ciii].
Bates, Thomas;
servant of Catesby, enters conspiracy [84],
suspected [135],
tried in Westminster Hall [192],
his letter of regrets [210],
his death [219].
Baynham, Sir Edmund;
Beaumont, see [Tesimond].
Beesley, George;
martyr [xviii].
Bellamy, Anne;
betrays Father Southwell [ccxiv], [ccxviii].
Bellarmine, Robert Cardinal;
his letter to Fr. Gerard [cciii].
Bergholt, East, St. Mary's Abbey; [xxxvii].
Bishop, William;
in the Marshalsea [xiv].
Blackburn, see [Thomson].
Blackfan, John, S.J.;
proposed as nominal Rector of Louvain [cxcvii].
Blackwell, George, the Archpriest;
his house near the Inns of Court [cxxx],
informed of Watson's plot by Fr. Gerard, [74].
Blase, James, O.S.F., Bishop of St. Omers;
transfers Watten to Society [cc].
Blount, Richard, S.J.;
intending to leave England [clxxxvii],
letter to Fr. Aquaviva [ccxlvii].
Blunt, Sir Christopher;
in Earl of Essex's rising [56].
Booth, Charles, S.J.; [ccxlix].
Brabant, florin of; [xiv].
Braddocks;
William Wiseman's house [xxx],
Fr. Gerard's residence [xxxii],
searched [lii],
Mass at [ccliv].
Brewster, a Priest at Northend [xli].
Briant or Brian, Alexander, S.J.;
martyr [17].
Bridewell;
Richard Fulwood in [xliii], [li].
Bromley, Sir Henry;
searches Henlip [151],
takes Fr. Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne to London [157].
Brooke, see [Gerard].
Brooke, Sir Basil; [cc].
Brooksby, Eleanor; [cxxxv],
at Lord Vaux's [137].
Browne, Robert;
a Priest [cxxxiv].
Browne, William, S.J.;
a Lay-brother [cxcix].
Brussels, Benedictine Convent [xxxvii].
Bryn;
seat of the Gerards [ix].
Brynhill, Sir Peter de; [ix].
Buckley, see [Jones].
Buckland, Ralph;
Fr. Gerard's fellow-traveller [xvi], [ccliv].
Buchanan;
teaches regicide [122].
Campion, Edmund, S.J.;
martyr [17],
his praises by Fr. Henry Walpole [xci],
effects of his coming to England [131].
Caracena, Conde de; [cxciv].
Carvajal, Donna Luisa de;
her will [cxciii],
founds English Novitiate [cxciv].
Catesby, Robert;
entered the Plot in good faith [11],
proposes it [52],
descended from “good Sir William” [54],
his early life [55],
wounded in and fined for the Earl of Essex's rising [56],
consults Fr. Garnett in general terms [65],
conduct on discovery of the Plot [106],
scorched with powder [108],
shot [109],
manner of his death [110],
at Lord Vaux's [137], [cclvi].
Charles, Duke of York; [85], [91].
Clarke;
his treason [250].
Clarke, William;
committed as a recusant [xlii].
Clermont College, Paris;
Fr. Gerard at [xii].
Clink, prison;
spiritual exercises in [lxxii],
Good Friday in [lxxxvi],
Fr. Gerard in [lxix],
Fr. Percy in [cxxxiii],
Brother Emerson in [xlv], [lxx], [lxxviii], [lxxxix], [ccliv],
Brother Lilly in [lxxi],
John Rigby, the martyr, converted by Fr. Gerard in [lxxii].
Cokayne, Edward;
reports a search in Mrs. Jenison's house [ccliii].
Coke, Sir Edward;
examines William Wiseman i,
examines Fr. Gerard xciii, his book [46],
examines Fr. Garnett [164],
proposes 8 Jesuits for attainder by Parliament [164],
his speech at Fr. Garnett's trial [228].
Colendin, see [Gifford].
Collyn, Patrick;
his treason [234], [249], [xcv].
Conference of Protestant Bishops and Puritans in 1605; [40].
Contreras, Don Frances de; [cxciv].
Cornelius John, S.J.;
martyr [17],
manner of arrest [38].
Cornforth, Thomas, S.J.;
caught at Mass [clxxxvi].
Coughton;
Bates saw Father Garnett and Father Tesimond at [211].
Counter, the prisons so called; [x], [lxi], [lxix].
Cranedge, Henry and Elizabeth;
recusants [xlii].
Cranishe, Richard;
son of Robert, crosses to Middleborough [xliv].
Cresswell, Joseph, S.J.;
Father Persons' Philopater attributed to him [234],
proposed for attainder [164],
superior in Spain [ccxxviii].
Crooke, Sir John;
opens prosecution of Fr. Garnett [227].
Dale, Mr.;
examines Brother Emerson [ccliv].
Daniell;
Mrs. Wiseman's servant [xlii].
Darbyshire, Thomas, S.J.;
goes with Fr. Gerard to Rouen [xii].
Darcy, see [Garnett].
Digby, Sir Everard;
his and his wife's conversion [cl],
his illness [cliii],
his affection for Fr. Gerard [cliv],
helps to convert a friend [clxvi],
entered into the Plot [87],
in good faith [11],
his family [87],
his manliness [88],
his Catholic life [89],
his office in the Plot [91],
at Dunchurch [106],
his page William Ellis [110], [ccii],
taken [111],
proposes match between Lord Vaux and Earl of Suffolk's daughter [137],
at Lord Vaux's [cclvi],
his house in Rutlandshire, [138],
tried in Westminster Hall [191],
exculpates Fr. Gerard [209], [clxxix],
clears the Society [8],
allied to Earl of Salisbury [216],
asks to be beheaded [216],
his death [216],
Fr. Gerard's letter to [ccxxxiv].
Dolman, the priest;
letter to Mrs. Wiseman [xliv].
Dormer, Dorothy;
marries Sir Henry Huddleston [xxxiii].
Dormer, Jane;
marries Duke of Feria [xxxiii].
Drury, Robert;
martyr [lxxvi],
living in Fr. Gerard's house [cxxvii].
Dunkellin, Richard Lord;
wishes to go to confession [clix],
fights a duel [clxi],
marries and converts Walsyngham's daughter [clix], [clxi].
Dunsmore Heath; [92].
Egerton, Sir Thomas, Lord Chancellor;
once a Catholic [lix].
Elizabeth, Princess; [85].
Ellis, William alias John Williams;
page to Sir Everard Digby [110],
novice S.J. [ccii].
Elmer, John, Bishop of London;
Fr. Gerard in his custody, [xiii].
Emerson;
of Felsted [xliv].
Emerson, Ralph, S.J.;
in Clink [xlv], [lxx], [lxxviii], [lxxxix],
his examination [ccliv],
moved to Newgate [xlv],
sent to Wisbech, into banishment, dies at St. Omers [lxxi].
Essex, Earl of;
his rising [55].
Eu, College at;
Everett, Thomas, S.J.;
in hiding [clxxx],
surprised at Mass [clxxxi].
Excommunications; [42].
Farmer, see [Garnett].
Fawcet;
a witness against Fr. Garnett [255].
Fawkes or Faulks, Guido or Guy;
one of the first conspirators [53],
a good soldier in Flanders [59],
passes as Percy's man [63], [105],
his office in the Plot [91],
found in the vault [99],
apprehended [103],
alias John Johnson [105], [196],
in the Tower [112],
his confession [ccxxiv], [112],
tortured ccxxv, [221],
tried in Westminster Hall [191],
reason for pleading “Not guilty” [195],
his death [221].
Feller;
his mention of Fr. Garnett's straw [305].
Ferdinand, Prince Bishop of Liége; [cc], [cciv].
Feria, Duke of;
his wife Jane Dormer [xxxiii].
Filcock, Roger, S.J.;
martyr [lxxvi].
Fisher, see [Percy].
Fitzherbert, Thomas, S.J.;
letter to Bishop of Chalcedon [ccxlii].
Fleming, Thomas;
examines Fr. Gerard [xciii].
Floyd, Henry, S.J.;
Foxe, Robert;
committed as a recusant [xlii].
Frank, John;
betrays his master and Fr. Gerard [xl],
his deposition [xli].
Froude;
quotation from, on equivocation [ccxi].
Fuller, Mr.;
examines Brother Emerson [ccliv].
Fulwood, John;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house [xliv], [xlix].
Fulwood, Richard, S.J.;
Father Gerard's man [xlii], [xliv],
visits Lady Gerard [xxxv],
taken [xlvi],
imprisoned in Bridewell [xliii], [li],
escapes [lxvi],
helps Fr. Gerard to escape from the Tower [cxviii],
in Belgium [cclviii].
Garnett alias Gilford;
Novice S.J. [cci].
Garnett, Henry, S.J.;
alias Darcy [cclxii],
alias Walley [211], [clxxxix],
alias Farmer [226],
his parentage [297],
Father Gerard finds him in London, [282], [xxiv],
lives in Warwickshire [282],
his instructions [xxv],
renewal of vows [xxxviii],
his foresight [xxxviii], [xlv], [xlvi],
Fr. Gerard tortured to say where he is [xcvi], [c],
receives Fr. Gerard on his escape from Tower [cxxiv],
his house called Morecroftes at Uxbridge, [cclv],
his house in Spital [cxliii],
informed of Watson's plot by Fr. Gerard [74],
consulted by Catesby on death of innocents [65], [120], [253],
wrote to Rome his fears [71], [75], [121],
goes to St. Winifred's Well [78], [240], [258], [cclxii],
persuades discontented Catholics to send Sir Edmund Baynham to the Pope [77], [82], [236], [251],
his wise direction [132],
Bates' evidence against him [136], [211],
accused in Proclamation [144],
his attainder proposed [165],
hides at Henlip [150],
betrayed by Humphrey Littleton [150],
taken [154],
identified by a Priest [156],
silences Sir Henry Bromley's chaplain [157],
committed to Gatehouse [159],
[clxxxii], examined by Privy Council [159],
transferred to Tower [160],
cozened by his keeper [166],
overheard in conference with Fr. Ouldcorne [169], [241],
kept from sleep and drugged [173],
tortured [174],
may now tell what he heard in confession [175],
tried at Guildhall [225],
his indictment [226],
his speech [243],
his martyrdom [288], [cclviii],
the miraculous straw [297], [301],
other signs [305],
on equivocation [244], [ccxx],
his letters [xlv], [ccxxviii], [72] et seq.
Garnett, Thomas;
in Gatehouse [166],
sent to Tower [173],
martyred [cxcv],
Novice at St. John's, Louvain [cxcv].
Garney, James;
Sir Everard Digby's servant, [cclxii].
Garswood;
seat of the Gerards [ix].
Gasca, Donna Maria; [cxciv].
Gatehouse; Fr. Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne committed to [159],
Thomas Garnett there [166],
John Grissold there [181].
Gerard John, S.J.;
alias Starkie, alias Standish [xxx], [xciii],
alias Tanfield, alias Staunton, [xlii],
alias Brooke [clxxxvii],
alias Nelson, alias Tomson [cxcvi],
alias Harrison [cclix],
parentage [ix],
childhood [x],
is sent to Derbyshire [x],
has property at Ashton [xi],
sent to Exeter College, Oxford [xi],
goes to Rhemes [xii], [ccliii],
to Paris and Rouen [xii],
his vocation [xii],
falls ill and returns to England [xiii],
in custody of Elmer, Bishop of London [xiii],
committed to Marshalsea [xiv],
fined for recusancy [xiv],
goes to Paris and Rome [xv],
enters English College [xv], [ccliv],
ordained Priest [xvi], [ccliv],
admitted into Society [xvi], [279],
starts for England [xvi], [280],
lands [xviii],
reaches Norwich [xxii],
arrives in London [xxiv],
returns to Norfolk [xxv], [282],
changes his residence [xxix],
goes to live at Braddocks [xxxii],
hires a house in Golding-lane [xlvi],
in hiding-places [xxxix], [lii], [cxxxix],
received by Countess of Arundel [lvii],
taken at Middleton's [lviii],
examined [lix], [lxi], [lxxx], [lxxxii], [xciii], [lxxxiv], [cx], [cxiii], [ccxiv];
sent to the Counter [lxi],
put in irons [lix], [lxiv], [lxix],
his servants [lxv],
removed to the Clink [lxix],
his house in charge of Ann Line [lxxii],
wears Jesuit's dress in prison [lxxxi],
cell in Clink searched [lxxxix],
removed to Tower [xc],
tortured the first time [xcvii],
the second time [ci],
the third time [ciii],
says Mass [cxv],
escapes from Tower [cxvii],
leaves the Wisemans [cxxxi],
fears to have to leave England [cxxxi],
removes to Harrowden [cxxxiii],
takes half of a house in London [cxxix],
which is searched [cxxxvi],
moves to a house near the Strand [clxii],
where without his knowledge the conspirators receive Communion, [197], [ccxxiii],
his innocence of Powder Plot [clxxiii], [clxxviii],
in hiding [clxxxii],
leaves England [clxxxiv],
at St. Omers and Brussels [cclviii],
goes to Rome [cclxi],
and Louvain [clxxxiii], [cxciii],
his character [ccli],
his Profession [clxxxiv],
Bates' evidence against him [136],
his letters to the Council [136], [142], [207], [212],
accused in Proclamation [143],
proposed for attainder [165],
cleared by Sir Everard Digby [209],
his letters [clxxxv], [cxcv], [ccxxxi], [ccxlvi], [cclix],
his description [clxxxvii],
disturbed in Belgium by English Government [cxcvi],
returns through Spain to Rome [ccviii],
dies there [ccix],
on equivocation [ccix],
his MS. on Powder Plot [ccxlviii],
his autobiography [cclii].
Gerard Sir Gilbert;
Master of the Rolls [x].
Gerard, Sir Thomas;
first Baronet [x],
knighted at James I.'s accession with fair words [27].
Gerard, Sir Thomas;
first Lord Gerard [x],
Knight Marshal [cxxx].
Gerard, Sir Thomas;
Knight, of Bryn [ix],
imprisoned twice in the Tower [x], [27],
released at great cost [27],
compounds for his recusancy [x],
dwelt at Etwall, within two miles of Tutbury Castle, [x], [ccliii], [26].
Ghent;
Tertianship founded by Anne Countess of Arundel [cclxii].
Gifford, Gilbert, alias Jacques Colendin;
a Priest and spy [xvi].
Gilford, see [Garnett].
Golding-lane;
Fr. Gerard's house there searched [xlv].
Golthwaite;
Sir John Yorke's house [cclvii].
Goodman, Gabriel, Dean of Westminster;
examines Fr. Gerard [lxxxii],
examines Br. Emerson [ccliv].
Grafton, Novice, S.J.; [cci].
Grant, John; beats pursuivants [86],
joins the conspiracy [87],
much scorched with powder [108],
taken [109],
tried in Westminster Hall [191],
his death [218],
not at Lord Vaux's [cclvi].
Green, Richard;
candidate for Society [cxciii].
Greenway, see [Tesimond].
Grene, Christopher, S.J.;
Collectanea [ccxlvii], [ccxlix].
Grene, Martin, S.J.;
letter about Powder Plot [ccxlvii].
Griffin, Mrs.;
receives Fr. Garnett's straw [302],
cured by it [304].
Grissold, John;
tortured [181].
Guildhall;
Fr. Gerard examined at [lxxxiv],
Fr. Garnett tried in [226].
Hall, see [Ouldcorne].
Harrington, Lord;
in charge of the Lady Elizabeth [85], [92].
Harrison, see [Gerard].
Harrowden, Great; [cxxxv], [cxlvii],
altar furniture at [clxxv],
searched for nine days [clxxv], [cxc], [141],
Bates saw the Fathers at [136], [211],
restored to Lord Vaux [clxxxvii].
Hartley, William;
martyr, in the Marshalsea [xiv].
Hatton, Sir Christopher;
his house [cxxxv].
Heigham, William, S.J.;
maintains William Thomson the martyr [lxxiii].
Henlip;
Thomas Abington's house, [149],
Fr. Garnett hides there [150],
Fr. Ouldcorne lives there [xl], [150],
searched [151].
Heywood, Mrs.;
her presence of mind when her house is searched [cxxxviii].
Hobadge House;
Stephen Littleton's [108], [210].
Hobocque, Baron de;
Flemish ambassador, testifies to Father Garnett's straw [303].
Holt, William, S.J.;
Rector of English College at Rome [xv], [ccliv],
in Belgium [cxxviii],
unjustly accused [249].
Homulus, see [Emerson].
Hopton, Sir Owen;
examines Brother Emerson [ccliv].
Hoskins, Anthony, S.J.; [cxlix],
with Fr. Gerard [clxxx], with Fr. Gerard's friends [cclx].
Huddington;
Winters of [58].
Huddleston, Sir Henry;
converted [xxxiii].
Hunston, Brian;
in Fr. Gerard's service [clxxxix].
Huntingdon, Earl of;
his wife Fr. Gerard's aunt [ccliii].
Hurlston, Ha.;
in prison [clxxxix].
Hymn of All Saints; [240], [254], [cclxii].
Inglefield, Sir Francis; attainted [328].
Jackson, Richard;
indicted for saying Mass at Braddocks [ccliv].
James I.;
his book for his son [23],
compares Papists and Puritans to two asses [123],
expectations on his accession [20],
disappointment [25],
deciphers the letter [98],
proclamation of Nov. 7, [114],
his speech [116],
his book on the Powder Plot [199].
Jenings, Alice, wife of Richard;
a recusant [xlii].
Jenison, John and Michael;
Fr. Gerard's brothers-in-law [ccliii].
Jeppes, John;
stayed at Frank's with the Wisemans [xliv].
Jesuits;
cleared [179],
Coke proposes eight for attainder by Parliament [164].
Johnson;
quotation from, on equivocation [ccxi].
Jones, alias Buckley, John, O.S.F.;
Kensington, see [Laithwaite].
Keyes, Robert;
his virtue and valour [87],
joins the conspiracy [87],
taken [112],
tried in Westminster Hall [192],
his death [221].
Keynes, George, S.J.; [cclviii].
Knevet, Sir Thomas;
searches the vault [103].
Knox, John;
teaches regicide [122].
Laithwaite, Thos., S.J.;
taken, escapes, is retaken [clxxvi],
alias Scott alias Kensington [cxcvi],
frequents Fr. Gerard's house [clxxvi], [ccxxiv].
Lasnet, John, S.J.;
serves Fr. Gerard [lxv].
Laud, William Archbishop;
marries Lord Mountjoy and Lady Rich [xxxiv].
Lee Priory;
Lord Rich's house, [xli].
Lee, Roger, S.J.;
helps to convert his friends [cxlviii], [cl],
Fr. Baldwin would send him to England [cclviii],
Fr. Gerard opposed to this as premature [cclx].
Leeds, Sir Thomas;
at Louvain [cxcvii].
Leicester, Earl of; [lxii],
threats against Catholics xvii, [279],
“my Lord of Leicester's books” [ccliv].
Lenox, Duke of;
Fr. Gerard's letter to [ccxxxi].
Lerma, Duke of; [235].
Leutner, or Lewckener, Edmund;
of Exeter College, Oxford [xi].
Lewkner, Thomas, Novice S.J. [cci].
Liége, florin of [xiv].
Liége, foundation at [cxcvi], [cxcix].
Lilly, John S.J.;
in the Clink [lxxi],
liberty purchased [cix],
visits Fr. Gerard in the Tower [cxi],
helps him to escape from the Tower [cxviii],
is taken in his stead [cxxxix],
outwits Wade [cxliii],
Line, Anne;
martyr, has charge of Father Gerard's house [lxxiii],
changes house [cxxviii],
her husband [lxxiv],
visits Mrs. Heywood [cxxxviii],
her arrest at Mass [lxxv],
her conduct in Court [lxxv],
her death [lxxvi].
Lingard, John, D.D.;
on the Communion of the conspirators [ccxxiii],
on the date of a letter quoted [ccxxvii],
quotes affidavit of Anthony Smith [ccxlvii].
Little John and Little Michael, see [Owen].
Littleton, Humphrey;
shelters Robert Winter and Stephen Littleton [112],
betrays Father Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne [150],
tried at Worcester [267],
repents of his treachery [268], [269], [270].
Littleton, Stephen;
receives the conspirators [108],
escapes for a time [110],
taken [112],
tried and executed at Stafford [277].
Lopez;
his treason [234].
Louvain, St. John's;
the first English Novitiate S.J. [cxcv].
Louvain, St. Monica's; [xxxi], [cxcvi].
Maltravers, James Lord;
erroneously said to have been converted by Fr. Gerard [cclxii].
Manners, Sir Oliver;
his conversion [clxvi],
his letter to Fr. Aquaviva [cclv],
his return to England [cciii],
his death [cciii],
praise perhaps of him as intending to be a Priest [cclxi].
Mansel alias Griffin, Richard;
Novice S.J. [cci].
Markham, Anne Lady;
correspondence with Earl of Salisbury about betraying Father Gerard [clxxxviii].
Marshalsea Prison; [cxxx],
Fr. Gerard in [xiv],
Br. Nicholas Owen in [186].
Mary, Queen of Scots; [21],
died because she was a Catholic [16],
a martyr [22],
confined at Tutbury Castle [x], [ccliii], [26],
Babington's plot for [xv], [xvii], [26],
Sir Thomas Stanley, Sir Thomas Gerard, and Mr. Roulston take her part [26].
Maximilian, Duke of Bavaria;
sends gifts to new House at Liége [cc],
endows the College there [cc],
his children [cc].
Mayer, Father, S.J.; [cc].
Mayor of London, the Lord;
searches Fr. Gerard's house [clxxxi],
one of Fr. Garnett's judges [226].
Middleton's;
Fr. Gerard and Nicholas Owen taken there [xliii], [xliv], [lviii].
Milton;
quotation from, on equivocation [ccxi].
Miranda, Conde de; [235],
Condessa de [cxciv].
Molina, Melchior de; [cxciv].
Montacute Papers; [cclvi].
Montague, Anthony Viscount; [xxxiii], [cxcix].
More, Thomas, S.J.;
last English Provincial before the suppression [ccli].
More, Henry, S.J.;
lived at St. John's, Louvain [cxcv],
Socius to Fr. Gerard at Louvain [cc],
his scholarship [cci].
Morecroftes at Uxbridge;
Fr. Garnett's house [cclv], perhaps [xlvi], [cxxiv], [181].
Morton, see [Talbot].
Motte;
his bark [xliv].
Mountague, Dean of Chapel Royal; [45].
Mounteagle, the Lord;
the letter to [96],
his supper [101].
Mountjoy, Lord;
seduces Lady Rich [xxxiv].
Myller, Ralph;
a tailor of Rhemes, his confession [cxxxiv].
Nelson, see [Gerard].
Nevill, the Lady;
died of ill-treatment in a search [39].
Newall, William;
Newman, John Henry, D.D.;
quotation from [ccxi].
Norffooke, Nicholas;
Mr. Wiseman's servant [xlii].
Northampton, Earl of;
reads the letter [97],
examines Fr. Garnett [173],
speech at conspirators' trial [213],
one of Fr. Garnett's judges [226],
intercedes for the Vauxes [clxxxvi].
Northend, Great Waltham;
Mrs. Wiseman's house [xxxi].
Northumberland, Earl of;
his four daughters [xxxvi].
Nottingham, Earl of;
one of Fr. Garnett's judges [226].
Ormes; a tailor [xlii].
Ostend;
boys taken going to St. Omers by [lxxix].
Ouldcorne, Edward, S.J.;
alias Hall [165],
sent to Naples to beg for the English College, Rome, [278],
admitted into the Society xvi, [279],
goes to England xvi, ccliv, [280],
converts Dorothy Abington [283],
cured of cancer in the mouth by St. Winifred [284],
danger on occasion of renewal of vows [xl],
betrayed by Humphrey Littleton [150],
an escape by ready wit [154],
committed to Gatehouse [159],
overheard in conference with Fr. Garnett in the Tower [169], [241],
taken to Worcester [265],
tried [267],
his indictment [269],
converts a felon in prison [271],
two notable signs after his death [285],
Overal, John, Dean of St. Paul's;
present at Fr. Garnett's death [290].
Owen, Nicholas, S.J., alias Little John and Little Michael;
taken with Fr. Gerard [xliv], [lviii],
makes hiding-places [lvii], [cxlv],
tortured [lxiv],
receives Father Garnett's letters [lxxxix],
taken at Henlip [153],
committed to the Marshalsea [186],
tortured to death in Tower [182],
his patience when his leg was broken [185].
Owen, Thomas, S.J.;
Prefect of the English Mission [cxcv].
Page, Francis, S.J.;
martyr [cxi],
surprised at Mass [lxxv],
is taken when visiting Fr. Gerard in the Tower [cx],
released for money, becomes a Priest, a Jesuit, and a martyr [cxi].
Paget, Lord;
attainted [328].
Paley;
quotation from, on equivocation [ccxi].
Parker, Christopher;
in Father Gerard's service [clxxxix].
Paschal, Mr.;
reaches Douay [ccliv].
Peckham, Edmund;
Fr. Gerard's brother-in-law [ccliii].
Penal laws; [15], [33], [315], et seq.,
Percy, John, S.J., alias Fisher; [cclxii],
his sufferings at Flushing [cxxxii],
imprisoned in and escape from Bridewell [cxxxiii],
in Yorkshire [cxxxiii],
with Fr. Gerard at Stoke Pogis [cxlvi],
at Harrowden [cxlvii],
goes to Sir Everard Digby [clxxiv],
returns to Mrs. Vaux [clxxxiii], [cclx],
in Belgium [cxcvii].
Percy, Lady Mary;
her life in England [xxxvi],
her vocation [xxxvii],
her sisters [xxxvi], [xliii], [lxviii].
Percy, Thomas;
one of the first conspirators [53],
connection of Earl of Northumberland [57], [100],
married John Wright's sister [57],
his early life [57],
converted [58],
a Gentleman Pensioner [58],
hires house by the river [63],
and cellar for fuel [71],
his office in the Plot [63], [91],
shot [110].
Perkises and his man executed at Worcester [277].
Perne, Andrew;
his religion [xxvi].
Persons, Robert, S.J.;
his Christian Directory [xii],
forbids state affairs [76], [81],
effects of his coming to England [131],
Prefect of the English Mission [xv], [cxciii], [cclix], [280],
admits Fr. Gerard into the Novitiate [xvi],
praises Father Gerard's behaviour after the Powder Plot [cclxi].
Phelips, Sir Edward;
opens Powder Plot indictment [196],
his papers [cclvi].
Philips the decipherer;
committed to Tower for correspondence with Mr. Owen [cclviii].
Pilgrims' Register at Rome;
entry of Fr. Gerard's name [ccliv].
Polewhele;
his treason [xcv].
Pollen, Joseph, S.J.;
Popham, Sir John, Chief Justice;
execution of penal laws intrusted to [33],
examines Fr. Garnett [164],
one of his judges [226],
pronounces sentence [263].
Port, Sir John;
his three daughters [cliii].
Priests;
cleared by the Conspirators [128],
Queen Mary's [xxvii], [xxx], [133], [231].
Puckering, Lord Keeper;
report made to [xxxi], [xli], [xliv].
Puente, Luis de la, S.J.;
his two letters to Fr. Gerard [ccv].
Puritans in Parliament [29],
and in authority [31].
Queenhithe, Conspiracy laid in, in Fr. Garnett's indictment [226], [238].
Recusants given over to enrich courtiers [34],
three degrees of, according to King James, [41].
Richard, see [Mansel].
Richardson, Richard;
in Gatehouse [cxc],
his examination [cclvi].
Rich, Lord;
his house [xli].
Rich, Penelope Lady;
her story [xxxiii].
Rigby, John;
martyr, converted in the Clink by Fr. Gerard [lxxii].
Rookwood, Ambrose;
his family [85],
joins the conspiracy [86],
scorched with powder [108],
wounded and taken [109],
tried in Westminster Hall [191],
farewell to his wife [219],
his death [221],
when at Lord Vaux's [cclvi].
Roulston;
took part with Mary Queen of Scots, betrayed by his son [26].
Rouse;
at Mechlin [cxcvi].
Rydgeley, Mary;
marries John Wiseman [cclv].
Sacchini, Francis, S.J.;
had the original of Fr. Gerard's Autobiography [cclii].
Salesberie, Mr.;
in Babington's plot, [26].
Salisbury, Earl of;
discloses the Plot [97],
examines Fr. Gerard [173],
his book An Answer to certain Scandalous Papers [199], [212],
speech in answer to Sir Everard Digby [215],
one of Fr. Garnett's judges [226],
Fr. Gerard's letter to [ccxxxiii],
correspondence with Lady Markham [clxxxix].
Savage, Samuel;
Mrs. Wiseman's servant [xlii].
Savage, William;
tailor, crosses to Middleborough [xliv].
Schondonch, Giles, S.J.;
Rector of St. Omers cclviii, extract of letter [ccxlv].
Scott, see [Laithwaite].
Scott, Sir Walter;
equivocation [ccxvii].
Scudamore alias John Wiseman;
at Northend [xliii],
crosses to Middleborough [xliv].
Searches;
at Fr. Garnett's [xxxix],
at Golding-lane [xlv],
at Northend [xli],
at Braddocks [lii],
house in London [cxxxvi],
at Harrowden for nine days [clxxv], [138],
at Henlip [151],
at Mrs. Jenison's [ccliii],
manner of in general [35],
Lady Nevill's death caused by [39].
Seymour, Lady Jane;
daughter of Thomas, Earl of Northumberland [xxxvi],
a Protestant [xliii], [lxviii].
Shefford, see [Stratford].
Sheldon, Hugh, S.J.;
makes hiding-places [cxlv],
caught, sent to Wisbech and banished [cxlvi].
Shelley, Owen alias Titchborn;
Novice S.J. [cci],
Rector of Liége [cci].
Sherwin, Ralph;
martyr [17].
Sherwood, Father; [234],
none such in the Society [249].
Sherwood, John, S.J.;
died before he came to be a Priest [249].
Shrewsbury, the Lady;
her zeal praised [cclviii].
Shurley;
Mistress of Novices at St. Monica's, Louvain [cxcvi].
Silisdon, Henry, S.J.;
Rector at Louvain [cxcv],
Master of Novices at Liége [cc], [ccv],
his opinion of Fr. Gerard's talent for government [ccii].
Silvester, Novice S.J.; [cci].
Singleton, Dr.; [cciv].
Sion House; Nuns of [xxx].
Smith, Anthony;
affidavit respecting Fr. Gerard [ccxlvii].
Smith, William, Bishop of Chalcedon;
Fr. Fitzherbert's letter to [pg 342] [cclxii],
Fr. Gerard's letter to [ccxxxviii], [ccxlvi].
Southwell, Robert, S.J.; [xxiv],
his journeys with Fr. Gerard [xxiii],
his instructions [xxv],
surprised at Mass [xxxix],
lived with Countess of Arundel [lvii],
maligned by Young [lxvii],
tortured by Topcliffe [18],
invoked by Fr. Gerard [cxxiii],
his spiritual books [132],
date of his martyrdom [282], [ccli],
betrayed by Anne Bellamy [ccxiv], [ccxvii],
on equivocation [ccxiv], [ccxviii].
Southworth, John;
Fr. Gerard's bailiff, [xi].
Squire;
his treason [234], [249], [xcv].
Standish;
Fr. Gerard's pseudonym taken by John Wiseman, S.J. [xxx].
Stanhope, Sir Thomas;
his wife Father Gerard's aunt [ccliii].
Stanley, Sir William; [lxii],
his wife's death [cxcviii],
calls Fr. Gerard cousin [cxcix],
buys the Liége property [cxcix],
his forces [236].
Stanley, Sir Thomas;
took part with Mary Queen of Scots [26].
Stanny, Thomas, S.J.; [xl].
Starkie;
Fr. Gerard's pseudonym taken by Thomas Wiseman, S.J., [xxx].
Staunton, see [Gerard].
St. Germain, Marquis of; [cclviii].
Stoke Pogis;
house at [cxxxv],
searched [cxlvi].
Stone, Marmaduke, S.J.;
Father Gerard's MS. received by [ccxlix].
Strand;
Fr. Gerard's house near [clxii], [ccxxiii].
Strange, Thomas, S.J.;
tortured in the Tower [clxxiv],
with Fr. Gerard [clxxiv], [ccxxix],
taken in Warwickshire [clxxvii],
Mrs. Vaux asks his release [clxxxii], [140].
Stratford, Arthur alias Shefford; [xvii], [ccliv].
Stratforde, John;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house [xliv].
Stuart Papers at Rome [ccxlix].
Suffield, William;
William Wiseman's man, [xli], [xliv].
Suffolk, Earl of, Lord Chamberlain;
marriage proposed between his daughter and Lord Vaux [137],
reads the letter [97],
searches the vaults [99],
examines Fr. Garnett, [173],
one of Father Garnett's judges [226].
Sutton, John; [lxvi].
Sutton, William, S.J.;
Fr. Gerard's tutor [xii].
Swetnam, Francis;
servant to Mrs. Vaux, examined [cclvi].
Talbot, Sir George, of Grafton, alias Morton;
Fr. Gerard calls him cousin [cxcix],
friend of Maximilian Duke of Bavaria [cc],
well received by King James and Archbishop Abbot [cc],
afterwards ninth Earl of Shrewsbury [cc].
Talbot, Thomas, S.J.;
Novice Master at Louvain [cxcv], [cclix].
Tanfield, see [Gerard].
Taylor, Jeremy;
quotation from, on equivocation [ccxi].
Tesimond, Oswald alias Greenway alias Philip Beaumont, S.J.; ccxlviii,
Bates' evidence against [136], [211],
accused in Proclamation [143],
proposed for attainder [165],
named by Fr. Garnett [175],
cleared by Thomas Winter [220],
crossed the sea [clxxxii],
his narrative [cxxvi], [ccxlviii], [cclv].
Thomson alias Blackburn, Wm.;
Thorpe, John, S.J.;
letter to Lord Arundell [ccxlix],
letter to Father Stone [ccli].
Tichburn, Thomas;
martyr, betrayed by Atkinson [cxxx].
Tierney, Mark Anthony, Canon;
on the Communion of the conspirators [ccxxiii],
on the date of a quoted letter [ccxxv].
Titchborn, see [Shelley].
Tomson, see [Gerard].
Topcliffe, Richard;
examinations by [lxi], [lxxxii], [lxxxiv],
imprisoned [lxxxvi],
a prophet [lxxxvi],
tortures Fr. Southwell [18],
describes Fr. Gerard [clxxxvii].
Torture in the Tower;
manner of [xcvii],
Tower;
Sir Thomas Stanley, Sir Thomas Gerard and Mr. Roulston in [26],
Sir Thomas Gerard [pg 343] in the second time [x], [27],
Father Gerard removed to [xc],
Fr. Henry Walpole's cell in [xc],
torture in [xcvii],
beasts in [cxii],
Mass in [cxv],
Fr. Gerard escapes from [cxvii],
Fr. Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne sent to [160],
Anne Vaux taken to [172],
Ralph Ashley and John Grissold tortured in [181],
Nicholas Owen killed by torture in [182].
Tregian, Thomas;
condemned for having an Agnus Dei [39].
Tresham, Francis;
his family [90],
out with Lord Essex [91],
joins the Plot [91],
suspected of betraying it [102],
taken. [112],
when dying retracts what he had said against Fr. Garnett [260],
when at Lord Vaux's [cclvi].
Trumbol;
English Agent in Belgium [cxcviii].
Tutbury Castle;
Mary Queen of Scots confined there [x], [ccliii], [26].
Tyrrel, Anthony;
in the Clink [lxxxi].
Usher, Bishop of Armagh;
his opinion of Powder Plot [ccxlviii].
Vaux, Anne; visits Mrs. Heywood [cxxxviii],
returns to Lord Vaux's from a long journey [137],
her friendly offices to Father Garnett [167],
defended by him at his death [293],
deceived by the keeper [168],
taken to the Tower [172],
her confession [259].
Vaux, Edward Lord; [cxxxi], [136],
marriage proposed with Earl of Suffolk's daughter [137],
has two houses three miles apart [138],
examined by Lord Salisbury [140].
Vaux, Elizabeth; [cxxxi],
her courage before the Council [clxxxii], [140],
imprisoned and found at Mass [clxxxv].
Vaux, George;
marries Elizabeth Roper [cxxxii],
at Hackney [cxxxiv],
his mother [cxxxv].
Vaux, Sir Ambrose; [clxxiv].
Villa Mediana, Conde de;
Spanish Ambassador, [cxciii], [cclvii],
had Father Garnett's straw in his keeping [303].
Vitelleschi, Mutius, General S.J.;
sends to the Bishop of Chalcedon to clear Fr. Gerard [cclxii].
Wade, Sir William;
Secretary to Privy Council [lxxx],
examines Fr. Gerard [xciii], [ccxvi],
while under torture [c],
professes to bring message from the Queen [ci],
shows his knowledge of Fr. Garnett's house in Spital [cxliii],
reviles Fr. Garnett [162],
brings him for trial [225],
takes Mr. Tresham's man [261].
Wales, Prince of; [63], [85], [91].
Walley, see [Garnett].
Wallis, Richard and Wm.;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house [xliv].
Walpole, Henry, S.J.;
his cell in Tower [xc],
invoked by Fr. Gerard [cxxiii], his constancy [132].
Walpole, Michael, S.J.;
serves Fr. Gerard [lxv],
reconciles a knight [clxvi],
extract of a letter from [ccxlv].
Walpole, Richard, S.J.;
at Valladolid, Vice-prefect of the English mission [cxciv].
Walsyngham, Sir Francis;
his daughter marries Lord Dunkellin and is converted [clix], [clxi],
examines Br. Emerson [ccliv].
Waltham, Great;
Northend in [xxxi].
Watson's;
his treason hindered by Jesuits [73],
specially by Fr. Gerard [74],
and by Fr. Garnett [250],
he begs pardon of the Society at his death [132],
James' promises to him [214].
West;
a messenger between Priests [ccliii].
Westmoreland;
no such of the Society [165].
Weston, William alias Edmunds, S.J.;
wears clerical dress in prison [lxxxi], in Wisbech [xxiv], [282],
his virtue [132].
Whitmore, Novice, S.J.; [cci].
Whyneyard, Keeper of Wardrobe;
lets the vaults [99].
Whyte, Andrew, S.J.;
writes to Fr. Gerard for Green [cxciii].
Wilkinson, John;
finds Father Garnett's straw [302].
Williams, see [Ellis].
Williams; his treason [234], [249], [xcv].
Williamson, Ralph;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house [xliv].
Willis, Ralph;
goes to Lady Gerard's [xxxv],
attends on Fr. Gerard [xlii], [xliii],
made Priest at Rome [lxv].
Wilson;
author of English Martyrology [ccxlix].
Wimbish;
Braddocks in, [xxx].
Winchester Nuns; [xxxvii].
Winifred's (St.) Well;
Fr. Garnett's journey [78], [240], [258], [cclxii],
Fr. Ouldcorne cured [284].
Winsor, the Lord;
his armoury at Warwick [107].
Winter John;
tried in Westminster Hall [191],
sent to Worcester [266],
converts a felon in prison [271],
execution [276].
Winter, Robert;
his estate and marriage [70],
joins the Plot [71],
escapes for a time [110],
taken [112],
tried in Westminster Hall [191],
his death [216].
Winter, Thomas;
one of the first conspirators [53],
of Huddington [58],
his scholarship [58],
a friend of Catesby [59],
is sent to the Constable of Spain [61], [236], [251],
wounded and taken [109],
his confession [ccxxiv], [112], [200], and passim,
taken to Westminster Hall for trial [191],
his death [220],
not at Lord Vaux's [cclvi].
Wisbech;
prisoners at famished [79].
Wiseman, Anne;
a Nun of Sion [xxx].
Wiseman, Anne;
a widow [xlii].
Wiseman, Barbara;
Abbess of Sion [xxxi].
Wiseman, Bridget;
an Augustinianess at Louvain [xxxi],
crosses the sea [xliv].
Wiseman, George;
of Upminster, Justice of Peace [xlii].
Wiseman, Jane;
an Augustinianess at Louvain [xxxi],
crosses the sea [xliv].
Wiseman, Jane;
daughter of Sir Edmund Huddleston [xxxi],
her character [lxxviii].
Wiseman, Jane;
the widow [xxx],
her house at Northend [xxxi],
her pilgrimage to Wisbech [xxxi],
condemned to peine forte et dure [xxxii],
her house searched [xli],
in the Gatehouse [lxxxii],
confronted with Fr. Gerard [lxxxii].
Wiseman, John, S.J.;
entered the Society in Rome and died there [xxx],
pseudonym of Scudamore a Priest [xliii].
Wiseman, Mary;
daughter of Anne, a recusant [xlii].
Wiseman, Mary;
daughter of George, a recusant [xlii].
Wiseman, Robert;
in the Clink [xlii],
died in battle in Belgium [xxxi].
Wiseman, Thomas, S.J.;
entered the Society in Rome and died at St. Omers [xxx].
Wiseman, William;
his house, Braddocks, in Wimbish, [xxx],
knighted [xxxi],
his descendants [cclv],
visits Lady Gerard [xxxv],
his arrest [xlvii],
his examination [xlviii],
Braddocks searched [lii],
his book written in prison [lxxvii],
released for money, lives near the Clink, returns to Braddocks [lxxviii].
Woodroff, Lady Elizabeth; [xxxvi].
Woodward;
a Priest [cxxviii].
Worcester, Earl of;
one of Fr. Garnett's judges [226].
Worsley;
a pursuivant [xli].
Wright,
Christopher; enters the conspiracy [70],
entrusts money to Bates [210],
sent to Flanders [236],
shot [109].
Wright, John;
one of the first conspirators [53],
his early life [59],
shot [109],
taken to Westminster Hall for trial [191].
Yelverton, Sir Christopher;
his sister converted [xxvi],
one of Fr. Garnett's judges [226].
Yorke;
Yorke, Sir John;
brief for his prosecution [cclvii].
Young, Richard;
examines John Frank [xl],
William Wiseman [l],
Brother Emerson [ccliv],
takes a bribe [lxix],
forswears himself [lxvii], [ccxviii],
dies miserably [lxxix].
Zuniga, Don Pedro de;
Flemish Ambassador [clxxxiv], [cxciii], [cclvii],
Donna Maria de [cxciv].