The Popish Plot: A study in the history of the reign of Charles II - John Pollock

Traill (H. D.): Shaftesbury. London. 1888.

Wilson (Walter): Life and Times of Defoe. London. 1830.

INDEX

Albani, papal internuncio, [33], [38], [39]
Alexander VII, Pope, [25]
Aleyn, Sir Thomas, [269–270], [294]
Anderton, Christopher, S.J., [342]
Anglesey, Lord Privy Seal, [368], [369]
Anne, Princess, [50]
Arlington, Lord, [27], [35]
Armstrong, Sir Thomas, [241]
Arnold, Captain, [273], [361]
Arnold, Margaret, [314]
Arundel of Wardour, Baron, [12], [27], [50], [54], [61], [67], [77], [205], [209]
Ashburnham, Sir Denny, [331]
Ashby, [348], [349]
Atkins, Captain Charles, [106], [108], [113], [116], [157], [158]
Atkins, Samuel, [106–116] passim, [144], [158]
Atkyns, Sir Robert, [286]
Aubigny, Abbé d’, [25]
Bacon, Francis, [276–277]
Barillon, [31], [179], [183], [188], [256], [260] note, [368]
Barker, Sir Richard, [4], [10], [12], [13]
Bedford, Duke of, [239]
Bedingfield, Father, S.J., [74], [150]
Bedloe, William, [63], [67], [109–148] passim, [157–160], [170], [229], [312], [321], [328], [329], [334], [336], [337], [341], [347], [353], [356];
his character, [111], [113]
Bellasis, Lord, [12], [62], [67], [77], [111], [122], [205], [328]
Bellings, Sir Richard, [25], [27]
Berkeley, Lord, [28]
Berkshire, Earl of, [33], [54], [60], [61], [62], [63], [64], [69]
Berry, porter of Somerset House, [123], [124], [126], [130], [131], [132], [140]
Boatman, Jerome, [320]
Bobbing, Kent, [4]
Bolron, Robert, [199]
Boyce, William, [135]
Breda, Declaration of, [18], [21]
Bristol, Earl of, [54], [65]
Broadstreet, Mrs., [124], [129]
Browne, Dr., [294]
Buckingham, Duke of, [111], [121], [224], [225], [232], [238]
Bulstrode, Sir Richard, [207]
Burnet, Gilbert, [80], [95], [103], [156], [163], [333]
Busby, George, S.J., [271–273]
Cardigan, Earl of, [54]
Carlisle, Earl of, [64]
Carr, trial of, [285]
Castlemaine, Earl of, [198], [205], [213], [298], [360], [361]
Catherine, wife of Charles II, [159], [160], [229–231], [246], [347–348], [362]
Cavendish, Lord, [236], [247], [258]
Cellier, Elizabeth, [137–138], [205–213] passim, [240], [338], [344], [360]
Chaize, Père de la, S.J., [34], [35], [39], [42], [51], [68], [77], [305], [306], [317]
Chapman, [348]
Charles II, [10], [13], [15], [18], [26], [36], [42], [56], [59], [88], [103], [122], [125], [169], [172], [184], [189], [195], [216], [218], [223–260] passim, [282], [333], [362], [368];
his policy, [23–25], [29–30], [232]
Chepstow, [112]
Chetwyn, Mr., [271]
Child, [107], [109], [116]
Clarendon, Earl of, [20], [22], [232], [278], [369]
Clayton, Sir Robert, [209]
Clement X, Pope, [38], [50]
Clifford, Lord, [27]
Cloche, James de la (James Stuart), [26]
Coffee-houses, suppression of, [284]
Coke, Lord Chief Justice, [46], [276–277], [358]
Colbert, [27]
Coleman Correspondence, [34–36] and note, [40] note, [42], [44] and note, [47], [49], [51], [55], [58] note, [175], [317], [320] note, [353]
Coleman, Edward, [11], [12], [17], [32] and note, [38], [39], [59–60], [61], [62], [68], [78], [327], [346];
his trial, [91], [120], [149], [151], [170], [304–322] passim, [363]
Colledge, trial of, [297]
Colombière, Père de la, S.J., [66]
Compton, Bishop of London, [174]
Conway, Earl of, [173]
Cooper, Charles, [134–135]
Corral, Francis, [137]
Cotton, Sir John, [171]
Courtin, [31], [51]
Coventry, Henry, [106], [109], [169] and note, [173], [175], [207], [208]
Criminal procedure, [288–303]
Croissy, Colbert, quoted, [226]
Curtis, Elizabeth, [128]
Danby, Earl of, Lord Treasurer, [29], [71–75] passim, [78], [173], [176–181] passim, [186], [190], [195], [215], [224], [225], [253];
his policy, [41], [42]
Dangerfield, Thomas (Willoughby), [164], [204], [213] passim, [338], [360]
De Quincey, on murder of Godfrey, [3]
Deane, Sir Anthony, [352] and note
Declaration of Indulgence, [21], [28], [29], [30], [223]
Dennis, Bernard, [362]
Devon witches, trial of, [314]
Devonshire, Duke of, [239]
Dolman, Sir Thomas, [309] and note, [331]
Dover, Treaty of, [27], [28], [30], [48], [59], [224], [260]
Dryden, John, quoted, [7], [85] note, [222], [360]
Dugdale, [67], [275], [339], [340–341] and note, [348], [362], [363], [364], [370]
Duras, Lord, [33]
Eastchurch, Elizabeth, [315]
Elliot, Mrs., [229]
Essex, Earl of, [186], [187], [188], [189], [190], [236], [241], [251], [254], [336]
Este, Prince Rinaldo d’, [50], [51]
Evans, Philip, S.J., [274]
Evelyn, John, [10]
Everard, Edmund, [174]
Evers, S.J., [341] and note
Exclusion Bill, [153], [182], [190], [216], [218], [233], [244], [251], [252], [257–258], [260]
Faulconer, Benjamin, [293]
Fenwick (Caldwell), S.J., agent at St. Omers, [76], [125], [312–313], [326], [327], [328], [329], [332], [363]
Ferguson, Robert, [238], [253]
Ferrier, Père, [33], [34], [35]
Finch, Sir John, [279], [286], [299], [300], [359]
Fiquet, Olivier du, [66]
Fitzharris, trial of, [354], [360]
Fitzpatrick, Colonel, [65], [218–219]
Fletcher, W. M., [100] note
Forset, Robert, [98]
Fox, quoted on witnesses, [314], [315]
Frazier, Sir Alexander, [88]
Fromante, [323], [325]
Gadbury, astrologer, [205], [240]
Gardiner, Dr., and Gunpowder Plot, [86]
Gascoigne, Sir Thomas, [66], [199], [200], [360], [361]
Gauden, Dr., [122], [124], [129]
Gavan, John, S.J., [201], [202], [341], [343]
Gerald, Father, [122], [123], [124], [129], [140]
Gerard, Lady, of Bromley, [229]
Gerard, Lord, [236], [246]
Gerard, Sir Gilbert, [246]
Gilbert, Henry, [271–273]
Giles, John, [274]
Godfrey, Benjamin, [92], [95]
Godfrey, Sir Edmund Berry, [3], [11], [80], [83–166] passim;
his secret, [153], [155]
Godfrey, Michael, [92], [95]
Godolphin, Sydney, [10]
Godolphin, Sir William, [12], [328]
Goodrick, Sir Henry, [16]
Green, [122], [123–124], [126], [130], [131], [132], [140], [147]
Green Ribbon Club, [237–238], [239], [254]
Gregory, Serjeant, [185]
Grey of Werke, Lord, [236], [239], [247]
Grove, W., lay-brother, S.J., [70], [73], [121], [125], [326], [327], [328], [330], [332]
Habeas Corpus Act, [191]
Habernfeld’s Plot, [11]
Hale, Sir Matthew, [46], [47], [281], [282], [316]
Halifax, Viscount, [17], [44], [55], [183], [189], [190], [232], [233], [241], [251], [252], [253], [255]
Hamilton, Duke of, [235]
Harbord, Sir Charles, [16]
Harbord, William, [249]
Harcourt, William, Rector of the London College, S.J., [197], [329], [332];
his trial, [340–345]
Harris, trial of, [285]
Hastings, [4]
Hatton, Charles, [242]
Hatton, Lady, [368]
Hawkins, Robert, trial of, [293], [300] note, [313]
Henrietta of Orleans, [27]
High Treason, [45–48]
Hill, Lawrence, [122], [123–126], [131–132], [140]
Hobson, George, [363], [364]
Holles, Lord, [233], [238], [245], [369]
Howard, Cardinal (Norfolk), [34] and note, [50], [51], [305], [320]
Howard, Sir Philip, [106]
Hulet, trial of, [293], [296] note
Huntingdon, Earl of, [247]
Hyde Laurence, [255], [256]
Innocent XI, Pope, [50]
Ireland (Ironmonger), Father, S.J., [76], [120], [125], [326], [328], [330–332]
Ireton, Lieut.-Col., [238], [239]
James I., [276]
Jeffreys, Sir George, [3], [7], [304], [332], [351], [352]
Jenkins, Sir Leoline, [173], [250]
Jennison, informer, [204], [362]
Jennison, Thomas, S.J., [204] note
Jesuit congregation at St. James’ Palace, [152], [166]
John of Austria, Don, [77]
Jones, Sir William, [116], [172], [251], [252], [258], [305], [362], [367], [370]
Justices of the peace, [269–287]
Kelly, Father, [124], [140]
Keynes, John, S.J., [140], [220]
Kirkby, Christopher, [12], [13], [70–75] passim, [89]
Knox, Thomas, [335], [338–339]
Lane, John, [335], [338–339]
Langhorn, Richard, trial of, [298], [304], [345–347]
Lauderdale, Duke of, [28], [233], [235], [236], [245], [369]
L’Estrange, Sir Roger, [13] note, [92] and note, [100], [102] note, [121] note, [133], [134], [147], [149]
Le Fevre, Father, S.J., [117–119], [127], [140], [141], [155], [157], [158]
Legge, Colonel, [252]
Leopold I, Emperor, [38], [220]
Lewis, David Henry, S.J., [274]
Lloyd, Dr., [72], [87], [89], [104], [135], [136], [138], [163]
Lloyd, Sir Philip, [349–351]
Lloyd, Temperance, [315]
Locke, John, [223]
Louis XIV, [24], [27], [255–257]
Lovelace, Lord, [366]
Lucas, Lord, [369]
Luzancy, [16], [17]
Manchester, Countess of, [368]
Mansell, Colonel, [208], [209], [210]
Marshal, O.S.B., [351], [360]
Marvell, Andrew, [225]
Maynard, Sergeant, [305], [319], [362]
Mazarin, Duchesse, [198]
Meal Tub Plot, [204] seq., [335], [344], [360]
Medburne, Matthew, [5]
Meres, Sir Thomas, [184]
Monmouth, Duke of, [25], [122], [123–124], [127], [129], [160], [227], [232], [233], [234], [236], [238], [240], [241], [242], [245], [254]
Montagu, Ralph, [178–181]
Morley, Dr., Bishop of Winchester, [176]
Morris, Father David, [202]
Mowbray, Laurence, [199]
Mulgrave, Marquis of, [239]
Non-Resistance Bill, [42]
Norfolk, Duke of, [6], [202]
Norfolk, Duke of (1571), his trial, [291]
North, Chief Justice, [357]
North, Roger, [89], [104], [150]
Nymeguen, Peace of, [225]
Oates, Samuel, [4]
Oates, Titus, [3–13] passim, [63], [64], [66], [70–80] passim, [89–91], [112], [150], [151], [164], [170], [225–231] passim, [237], [239], [247], [306–314] passim, [321], [327], [329], [331], [342–353] passim, [356], [362–369] passim
Ogle, Lord, [224]
Oliva, Johannes Paulus de, General, S.J., [26], [327]
Orange, Mary, Princess of, [50], [225]
Orange, William, Prince of, [29], [217], [220], [225], [233]
Ormonde, Duke of, [194]
Osborne, William, [338]
Ossory, Earl of, [122], [123–124], [127], [160], [172]
Oxford, Earl of, [369]
Parsons, Robert, S.J., [56]
Pemberton, Chief Justice, [102], [298], [299], [300], [354]
Penal statutes against Romanists, [19], [41], [53], [196], [244]
Penn and Meade, trial of, [283], [358]
Pepys, Samuel, [106], [107–109], [173], [352] and note
Peterborough, Earl of, [207], [209], [210], [212]
Petre, Edward, S.J., [329], [342]
Petre, Lord, [12], [54], [62], [205], [337]
Peyton, Sir Robert, [207], [238], [240]
Pickering, lay-brother, O.S.B., [70], [73], [76], [326], [327], [328], [330], [332]
Plucknet, Mr., [96], [99]
Plunket, Archbishop, [304], [360]
Pomponne, Marquis de, [37], [52], [58]
Portsmouth, Duchess of, [27], [242], [247], [250], [362]
Powis, Countess of, [205], [207], [209], [212], [213]
Powis, Earl of, [12], [62], [205], [337]
Pracid, John, S.J., [66]
Prance, Miles, [120–148] passim, [155], [158–166] passim, [348]
Preston, Lord, [47]
Price, Anne, [335], [339–340]
Prison life in seventeenth century, [136]
Pritchard, Charles, S.J., [119], [120], [140], [155]
Pugh, Father, S.J., [273]
Radley, Richard, [353]
Raleigh, Sir Walter, [292], [358]
Rawson, John, [95], [96], [99]
Reading, Nathaniel, trial of, [328], [335–338]
Reresby, Sir John, [152] and note, [164], [179], [186], [227], [253], [270], [361], [368]
Rich, Sir Edward, [171]
Richardson, Captain, [125], [134], [205]
Roman Catholics, persecution of, [196–221]
Rupert, Prince, [336]
Russell, Lord, [16], [182], [183], [189], [235], [238], [247], [252], [258], [299], [333], [334]
Ruvigny, [31], [36], [38], [43], [52]
Rye House Plot, [212], [237], [239], [260], [270], [334], [371]
St. Germain, Father (Dr. Burnet), S.J., [16], [17], [34], [52], [64], [80], [201], [319]
St. James’ Palace, Jesuit meeting at, [152], [166]
St. Omers, [8], [9], [10], [67], [326], [342], [343]
Salamanca, [8]
Salisbury, Earl of, [225]
Sarotti, quoted, [18] note
Savile, Henry, quoted, [239]
Scott, Colonel John, [61–64] and note, [69]
Scroggs, Chief Justice, [286], [298], [309], [317–319], [321], [322], [328], [329], [332], [342], [345], [347], [349], [352–359] passim
Sergeant, Dr. John, [53], [201], [202] note
Seymour, Edward, [184]
Shadwell, poet laureate, [239]
Shaftesbury, Earl of, [22], [29], [42], [85], [103], [108], [142], [182], [183], [188], [189], [191], [223–260] passim
Sheldon, Father, S.J., [33], [37], [38]
Ship-money, [279]
Sidney, Algernon, [234], [238], [239], [333], [343]
Sidney, Henry, [202]
Sitwell, Sir George, [13] note, [85] note, [228]
Smith, Aaron, [237], [239]
Smith, John, [362]
Smith, William, [5]
Somerset House, [156], [159], [161]
Southwell, Sir Robert, [124] note, [129], [130]
Southwell, Sir Thomas, [309]
Speke, George, [336] and note, [337]
Speke, Hugh, [238], [253]
Stafford, Lord, [12], [54], [62], [64], [65], [67], [205], [337];
his trial, [153] note, [275], [280], [286], [298–300], [360–371] passim
Staley, William, his trial, [323–326]
Stapleton, Sir Miles, [199], [360]
Stephen, Sir James Fitzjames, [46], [83], [146] note, [311]
Strange, Richard, Provincial, S.J., [6], [8]
Stuart, James (De la Cloche), [26]
Suffolk witches, trial of, [293–294], [314]
Sunderland, Earl of, [187], [189], [241]
Tasborough, John, [335], [339–340]
Tempest, Lady, [199]
Temple, Sir William, [173], [179], [186], [187], [190], [192], [218], [232], [239]
Test Act, [29], [35], [42]
Thomas, Grace, [315]
Thompson, Pain, and Farwell, trial of, [98], [102]
Throckmorton, Sir Nicolas, [291]
Throckmorton, Sir William, [33], [35], [37], [38], [60], [305]
Thwing, Father, [199], [360]
Thynne, Mr., [236], [270]
Tichbourne, Sir Henry, [337]
Tilden, Mary, [129]
Titus, Colonel, [251]
Tonge, Dr. Ezrael, [3], [9], [12], [70–80] passim, [89–90], [177], [227], [326]
Tonge, Simpson, [10], [13] note
Tory, origin of name, [244]
Townley, Christopher, [344]
Trade riot, [284]
Trelawny, Sir Jonathan, [181]
Trenchard, Sir John, [238], [239]
Tuke, Colonel, [20]
Tunstall, William, S.J., [329]
Turbervile, John, [365]
Turner, Anthony, S.J., [341] and note
Turner, Colonel, [269–270], [293], [298]
Twyn, printer, sentence on, [285]
Valladolid, [6], [8], [67], [112], [326]
Vane, Sir Harry, [366]
Verdier, Francois, [66]
Vernatt, [128], [140]
Vittells, Captain, [114–115], [116]
Wakeman, Sir George, [12], [70], [295], [309], [322], [324];
his trial, [347–352], [355], [356], [361]
Waller, Sir William, [143], [183], [209], [238], [249], [271], [343]
Walsh, Charles, S.J., [117], [140], [141], [155], [157], [158]
Walters, Lucy, [246], [247]
Warcup, Justice, [271]
Warner, John, S.J., [164], [165], [198]
Warrier, James, [130]
Watchmen, [268]
Welden, George, [151]
Wemyss, Countess of, [247]
Wharton, Lord, [224], [225]
White, Mrs., [205]
Whitebread (White or Harcourt), Thomas, Provincial, S.J., [73], [78];
his trial, [326–330], [340–345]
Williamson, Sir Joseph, [16], [109], [173], [178], [187]
York Castle, [199]
York, Duchess of, [31], [49], [50], [79], [198], [205], [215]
York, James, Duke of, [17], [27], [30], [35], [38], [39], [41], [42], [44], [57], [69], [75], [152], [164], [166], [181], [186], [198], [203], [207], [213–221] passim, [224], [226], [234], [240], [241], [245], [251], [322], [341] note

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FOOTNOTES

[1] 7 State Trials 128. Evidence of Sir Denny Ashburnham, ibid. 1097.

[2] Anthony à Wood, Life and Times ii. 417. 7 State Trials 1094.