ABBOTT, DR., his preface to Bacon's

'Promus' cited, 330-5
Acton, Lord, on James de la
Cloche, 229, 230, 232, 239,
241, 249, 254

Anderson, Rev. John, researches
among Scottish historical docu-
ments, 308

Andrews, Miles Peter, friend of
Lord Lyttelton, 144-6
Appleyard, John, half-brother of
Amy Robsart, 154, 167-8, 179,
180-4
Arc, Jeanne d', the voices of,
193-227; references to her in
Shakespeare's First Part of
Henry VI.,' 193-6; understood
the political and military needs
of France, 197-8; her physical
strength, 201–2; her own
account of the voices, 206-22;
her powers of mind, 322
Arc, Jeanne d', the false, 104-26;
popular belief in the Maid's
survival, 105

Aremberg, Prince d', on Roux de
Marsilly, 36

Arlington, Lord, his connection
with the Roux de Marsilly
affair, 31-44, 46, 53-4
Armanni, Vincenzo, his 'Let-
tere,' 241, 242-3, 250, 251-2,
253

BACON, MISS DELIA, 314
Bacon, Sir Francis, as a writer of
verse, 324-8; parallel pas-
sages' in his works and Shake-
speare's, 324-7, 328-9, 333;
his 'Promus,' 329-35
Ballads, popular, the groundwork
of the literary romances, 287:
superseded by new kinds of
popular poetry, 296

Balthazar, General, 32, 37, 38,
41

Barbezieux, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23
Bateman, Lord, the mystery of,
274-90; analysis of the Thacke-
ray-Cruikshank version of the
ballad, 279-81; the central
ideas common in popular ro-
mance, 281-3; mingled with
the legend of Gilbert Becket,
285-6; this ballad a degraded
popular ballad, 288

Bayly, Dr., of Oxford, re the Amy
Robsart mystery, 168-9, 171
Beaconsfield, Lord, on
• The

Letters of Junius,' 132
Beaton, Mary, 293
Beaufort, Duc de, 18 and n.
Beaupère, one of the judges of
Jeanne d'Arc, 199, 213
Beaurevoir, Jeanne d'Arc's leap
from the tower there, 201, 205,
216

Amy Robsart's death, 166
Atkins, Samuel, Pepys's clerk, 80
Aulon, D', on the voices of Jeanne
d'Arc, 219-21

Ayroles, Father, on Jeanne d'Arc,
200, 206

interwoven with the ballad of
Lord Bateman, 285-6

Bedloe, his share in the Popish

Plot, 74, 78-92

Bekker, Dr. Ernst, on the Amy

Robsart mystery, 172, 174

Berry, porter at Somerset House,
falsely accused in Popish Plot,
and hanged, 85
Birch, Popish Plot witness, 94-5
Blount, Thomas, sent by Leicester

of

to Cumnor, 176-9; examined
by the Council, 176, 182
Boero, Father, on James de la
Cloche, 229, 230, 238
Boisy, De, chamberlain
Charles VII., 115-7
Boulainvilliers, Perceval de, his
letter on Jeanne d'Arc, 207
Bourgeois de Paris, diarist, 106,
117, 208

Brady, Maziere, on James de la
Cloche, 241, 250, 251-2
Brandes, Dr., and the Baconian
theory, 313, 323

Bromwell, discovers Godfrey's
corpse, 58

Brown, Constable, removes God-
frey's body to White House
Inn, 56-7

Bucke, Mr., on Bacon's 'Promus,'
331, 334, 336, 337; 338
Burbage, Richard, 337, 347, 349,
350

Burnet, Bishop, in connection

with Godfrey's death and the
Popish Plot, 56, 57, 60, 70, 90

Charles VII. and Jeanne d'Arc,
115-7, 211.

Chartier, Alain, 116, 211
Chatham (Lord) and Junius, 129–
130

Chettle, Henry, Elizabethan dra-
matist, 344-5

Chetwyn, Popish Plot witness,
93-7

Chézut, a prisoner at Sainte-
Marguerite, 19

Child, Professor, on the ballad of
Lord Bateman, 279, 286; on

The Queen's Marie,' 293-4,
297, 302, 303, 310; his variants
on popular historical ballads,
301
Christina of Sweden, her con-
nection with James de la
Cloche, 233, 235, 236
Cloche, James de la, the mystery
of, 228-57; an illegitimate son
of Charles II., born in Jersey,
232; studies in Holland, 232;
embraces Catholicism at Ham-
burg, 233; a Jesuit novice,
233; letter to, from Charles II.,
235-6; disappears from history,
238; personated (?) by James
Stuart at Naples, 240-57
Coke, Sir Edward, 347-8
Colbert, French Ambassador to
St. James's, his connection
with 'Eustache Dauger,' 7, 8,
42; on Roux de Marsilly, 36,
40, 41, 42

Coleman, Edward, Jesuit, victim
of the Popish Plot, 65-72,
76-8

Coleridge, S. T., 213

Collins, John Churton, 315, 340-1
Compiègne, Jeanne d'Arc's con-
nection with, 216
Corona, Francesco, 243

Corona, Teresa, wife of James de
la Cloche, 243, 252

Coulton, Mr., on Lord Lyttelton,
128, 131-51
Courthope, Professor, on ballad
origins, 286-7; on 'The
Queen's Marie,' 294, 297
Cruikshank, George, his connec-

tion with the ballad of Lord
Bateman, 274-80, 289
Cumnor Place, residence of Amy
Robsart, 164; her death there,
165-6

DANBY, EARL OF, Lord Treasurer,

59, 64, 70, 72
Dares Phrygius, 316

Darnley, Henry Stewart, Earl of,
292, 310, 311

"Dauger, Eustache,' prison pseu-
donym of Martin, the valet of
Roux de Marsilly, 6; im-
prisoned at Pignerol, 8; valet
to Nicholas Fouquet, 10; con-
fined with La Rivière in the
Tour d'en Bas, 13-14; removed
to Exiles, 15; to Sainte-Mar-
guerite, 18; to the Bastille (?),
24; dies there (?), 25
Davies, Sergeant, apparition of
his ghost, 269-70
Dickens, Charles, his connection
with the ballad of Lord Bate-
man, 275, 288-90

Discoveries,' Ben Jonson's, 355
Donnelly, Ignatius, 314, 315, 316,
317, 318, 319, 320, 334, 338,

340

printed version of Lord Bate-
man, 277

Eliard, François, a prisoner in
the Bastille, 25
Elizabeth, Queen, her position as
to Amy Robsart compared with
Mary Stuart and Darnley,
152-3; confers honours on
Dudley, 156; her supposed
foreknowledge of Amy Rob-
sart's death disproved, 172-5;
her enigmatic reply to Throg-
morton on the matter, 184
Evers, a Jesuit, 92

Exiles, Les, Dauger and La
Rivière removed to, from Pig-
nerol, 15-17

FARLEY, apparition of Fisher's
ghost to, 258, 271, 272-3
Fazaillac, Roux, on the Man in
the Iron Mask, 1-2, 15
Feria, De, Spanish ambassador,
letters to Philip II., 160-1
Fierbois, Jeanne d'Arc wears
sword found in church at, 214-
215; relics at, 219

Fisher's ghost, the story of, 258-

259; sources of the tale, 259;
Worrall's arrest, trial, and exe-
cution, 260-5; probable truth
of Farley's hallucination, 273
Fison, Rev. Mr., his Kamilaroi
and Kurnai,' 150
Fleming, Mary, 292
Flood, Mrs., 137

Flournoy, Professor, 226
Forster, Anthony, Leicester's
comptroller, 165

Fortescue, Mr., friend of Lord
Lyttelton, 137, 139

Fouquet, Nicholas, imprisoned at
Pignerol, 9, 10; his death, 11
France, M. Anatole, on the false
Jeanne d'Arc, 111-2

'French Littelton, The,' quoted,

332

Froude, James Anthony, his

account of Amy Robsart, 155,
159, 161, 163, 164, 169-75, 181,
186

Funck-Brentano on the Man in
the Iron Mask, 3 n. 1, 12 n.,
17, 18, 21, 22, 24
Furness, Mr. H. H., and the
Baconian theory, 313

GAIRDNER, JAMES, on the Amy
Robsart mystery, 173-5, 177,
181, 186

Galton, Mr., on hallucinations,
201, 203

Gerard, Father, S.J., 79 n.
Godfrey, the mystery of Sir

Edmund Berry, 55-103; the
surgeons' evidence, 60; his
private character, 62-3; his
quandary, 63-72; theories of
his death, 73-5; L'Estrange's
theory of his suicide, 98
Goethe, subject to hallucinations,
203, 227

Gordon, General, rumours of his
survival, 105

Green, falsely accused by Prance,
and hanged, 85
Greene, Robert,

his relations
with Shakespeare, 336, 337,
343-5

Gullio, character in The Returne
from Parnassus,' 349

HAMILTON, MARY, heroine of 'The
Queen's Marie,' 291-2, 293
Harcourt, a Jesuit, 92-3
'Hardyknute,' the ballad of, 294
Heiss, identifies Mattioli with the
Man in the Iron Mask, 4
Henderson, T. F., on ballad
origins, 286-7
Herrings, Battle of, 209
Hibbert, Dr., his Philosophy of
Apparitions,' 142, 149
Hill, hanged for supposed share
in Popish Plot, 85
Holmes, Nathaniel, advocate of
the Baconian theory, 315, 316,
317, 324-8, 338, 340
Holyband, Claudius, author of
'The French Littelton,' 332
Hoskins, Dr., his Charles II. in

'King James and Brown,' ballad,
310-1

Kipling, Mr. Rudyard, 322
Kitton, Mr., on the ballad of
Lord Bateman, 288

Knox, John, at Mary Stuart's
Court, 309

LA CHAISE, confessor of Louis
XIV., 65

Ladvenu, Martin, 221

Lair, M., on the secret of the
Mask, 5, 17, 23, 24, 25
Laprade, commandant at Pignerol,
20

La Rivière, a prisoner valet of
Nicholas Fouquet, 10, 11;
imprisoned with Dauger in the
Tour d'en Bas at Pignerol,
13-14; removed to Exiles, 16;
dies there, 17

Lauzun, Duc de, imprisoned at
Pignerol, 9-13, 30

Lecoy de la Marche, M., 121
Lee, Miss, Bishop Nicholson's
of apparition to,

narrative

149-50

Lee, Mr. Sidney, and the Baconian
theory, 313

Le Fevre, styled 'a Jesuit' and
'the Queen's confessor,' 58, 73,
76, 80, 84, 85, 89, 101 Note III.
'Leicester's Apology,' 183
'Leicester's Commonwealth,' 166,
171, 180

Lélut, M., on the Dæmon of
Socrates, 201

Lesigne, M., author of 'La Fin
d'une Légende,' 122
Leslie, Charlie, Aberdeenshire
minstrel, 295

'Lestang,' prison pseudonym of
Count Mattioli, 6
L'Estrange, Sir Roger, on the
Popish Plot, 59, 60–1, 62, 73,
78, 86, 91, 95, 97
Lettenhove, Baron Kervyn de,
174, 185-6

Lever, minister at Coventry, on
Amy Robsart's death, 179-80,
185

Livingstone, Mary, 292
Lloyd, Dr., Dean of St. Asaph's,
hears early rumour of Godfrey's
death, 56; preaches his funeral
sermon, 57; visits Prance in
Newgate, 90

Louis XIV., his anxiety over the
secret of the Man in the Iron
Mask, 6, 8, 10, 11, 15, 16, 23,
46; kidnaps Roux de Marsilly,
38-9

Louvois, his letters concerning
'Eustache Dauger,' 4, 8, 10, 11,
14, 15, 16

Luce, M.Siméon, on Jeanne d'Arc,

206

Luillier, Jehan, a witness at the
trial of the Maid, 125
Luxembourg, two Mesdames de,

123
Lyttelton, Lord, biographical
sketch of, 128-33; résumé of
variants in the ghost story, 148

MACAULAY, LORD, on the Godfrey
Mystery, 98; on the state of
the Savoy, 99

'the

Madame (Henriette d'Orléans),
33, 34, 35, 40, 257 n.
Maidment, James, on
Queen's Marie,' 298
Malzac, a prisoner at Pignerol,
21-2

Man in the Iron Mask, legend of,
1-4; résumé of evidence
identifying him with Martin
('Eustache Dauger '), the valet
of Roux de Marsilly, 26-8
Manuscripts, Shakespeare's, 338
Marsilly, Roux de, master of
'Eustache Dauger,' 6-7, 29-54;
his dealings with Arlington,
30-42; kidnapped by agents of
Louis XIV., 34, 38; attempts
suicide, and executed, 44-5;
original papers regarding, 46–

54

Martin, see Eustache Dauger'
Martin, Henri, on Jeanne d'Arc's
voices, 223

Mary Stuart and Darnley com.