Jersey, R. seeks Governorship of, [114];
R. succeeds Sir A. Paulet as Governor, [116];
account of and effect of R.'s rule in, [116]-[117];
Norman gentry in, [127];
King James increased R.'s salary for, [133];
R. displaced for Sir J. Peyton, [141];
references to R. in, [126], [127]
Jesuit captured by R., [64]
Jewels, R.'s love of, [20];