[270] Warner MS. history 27: “Rem totam Eboracensi detulit,” Florus Anglo-Bavaricus 97. James (Or. Mem.) i. 534. North, Examen 174. Lingard xiii. 69. Sitwell, First Whig 40.
[271] Brief Hist. iii. 181–186.
[272] See above, 89.
[273] James (Or. Mem.) i. 517–519. Impartial State of the Case of the Earl of Danby. Lingard xiii. 68.
[274] North, Examen 174. Florus Anglo-Bavaricus 97, 98. Godfrey “rem totam Edwardo Coleman ... per literas aperuit: quod non neminem usque adeo offendit, ut Godefredus haud ita multo post violenta morte suam in Catholicos benevolentiam luerit.” Warner MS. history 26, 31, to the same effect. Warner names Danby as the probable author of the murder.
[275] 7 State Trials 168. House of Lords MSS. 47. Brief Hist. iii. 187. Burnet ii. 163.
[276] Burnet, ibid.
[277] 7 State Trials 29.
[278] Welden’s evidence before the Lords’ committee. House of Lords MSS. 48.
[279] Reresby, Memoirs 325. Warner MS. history 27. “Ad congregationem provincialem ubi ventum est, cui se interfuisse mentitus predicat Oates, Carolus ab eo petiit, ubinam convenissent Jesuitae? Respondit alter, magna cum fiducia, convenisse Londini, in plataea quae Strand dicitur, in oenopolio cui insigne Equi Albi. Hoc falsum esse sciebat Carolus, cui notum ipsos in ipsa Eboracensis Aula convenisse; cujus tamen rei nec Carolus nec ullus alius Catholicorum apologista mentionem fecit donec persecutio plane desaevisset, ne augeretur inde in Eboracensem invidia.”