John, king of France, i. 303.
John of Gaunt, i. 322.
John of Luxemburg, king of Bo-
hemia, i 298.

John, duke of Finland, iii. 27.
John, don, of Austria, iii. 262. His
death, 272.

Johnstone of Warrington, vi. 357.
Execution of, 358.
Johnstone, Samuel, viii. 62.
Jones, judge, v. 78.
Jones, colonel John, vi. 34.
Jones, sir William, vii. 261.
Jones, sir Thomas, vii. 261.
Julius II., pope, ii. 114.
Junto, the whig, ix. 222.
Justinian, i. 3.

Juxon, bishop of London, v. 167.

K.

Ken, bishop, viii. 28.
Kent, the earl of, i. 288.

Ket, leader of the insurgents in
Norfolk, ii. 250.

Keyes, execution of, ix. 60.
Keyserwerth, the siege of, ix. 154.
Kidd, captain, ix. 105.
Killigrew, admiral, ix. 105.
Killigrew, Henry, iii. 243.
King, captain Edward, execution
of, ix. 60.

Kitchen, bishop of Landaff, iii.
13.

Knight, cashier of the South-Sea
company, his flight, x. 108. His
arrest and subsequent pardon,
109. Knollis, sir Francis, ii, 333
Knox, John, iii. 45.

Kyriell, sir John, execution of, ii.

32.

Lafayette, i. 366.

L.

Lafranc, archbishop of Canterbury,
i. 94.

Lainez, one of the first jesuits, ii.
355.

La Jacquerie, i. 306.

Lake, secretary, iv. 296.
Lamb, doctor, v. 105.
Lambert, major-general. vi. 98.
307.; vii. 18.
Lancashire plot, ix. 55.

Lancaster, Thomas, earl of, i. 279.
Execution of, 280.

Lancaster, James, his naval ex-
ploits, iv. 44.

399

Landen, the battle of, ix. 30.
Landrecy, the siege of, ix. 283.
Langhorn, a catholic barrister, his
execution, vii. 244.

Langside, the battle of, iii. 110.
Langston, colonel, viii. 173.
Lansdowne, lord, speech against
the dissenters' bill, x. 83.
Lateran, fourth council of, i. 210.
Latimer, bishop of Worcester, ii,
224. Martyrdom of, 323.

Laud, archbishop, v. 24. Exe.
cution of, 345.

Lauderdale, lord, vii. 31.

Charges

against him, 131. His death, 306.

Lauzancy, the convert, vii. 155.

Lawson, admiral, vii. 39.

League, the triple, vii. 70.

Leake, sir John, ix. 221.

Le Croc, iii. 83.

Leeds, the duke of, ix. 47.

Legatt, Bartholomew, burnt for
heresy, iv. 227.

Legge, chancellor of the exchequer,
his dismissal, x. 340. Return to
office, 343.

Legion, memorial, ix. 128.
Leicester, the earl of, iii. 63.

His

intrigues, 335. Recalled from the
government of the Netherlands,
340. His death, iv. 12. His cha-
racter, 13.

Leigh, captain Thomas, iv. 97.
Leighton, a Scotch divine, v. 147.
Leipsic, the battle of, v. 143.

Leo X, pope, ii. 115. His death,
126.

Leofric, earl of Mercia, i. 64.
Leopold, duke of Austria, i. 183.
Lerma, the duke of, iv. 272.
Leslie, iii. 151.

Leslie, David, vi. 148.
Lesley, Alexander, v. 188.
Lethington, the earl of, iii. 81.
Leving, sir Richard, ix. 107.
Levison, sir Richard, iv. 139.
Lewes, the battle of, i. 237.

Leyda, the Spanish governor of
Dunkirk, vi. 247.

Leyden, siege of, iii. 258.

Lexington, lord, ix. 299.

Lilburne, John, v. 321. ; vi. 183.

Llewellyn, prince of Wales, i. 251.
His death, 254.

Lloyd, bishop of St. Asaph, viii.

266.

Lloyd, captain, ix. 39.

Lobb, viii. 81.

Lockhart, sir George, viii. 67.
Lollards, the, i. 321.
Lomenie, M. de, iv. 39.

London, the plague in, vii. 43. The
fire in, 52.

Londonderry, the siege of, viii. 331.
Lonsdale, lord, ix. 103.

Lopez, Roderigo, execution of, iv.
38.

Lorges, marshal, vii. 161.
Lorme, Marion de, v. 3.

Lorraine, duke of, visits London,
x. 176.

Loudon, lord, v. 217. 358.
Louis of Nassau, iii. 200.
Louis, prince of Baden, ix. 177.
Louis, Charles, elector palatine, v.
166.

Louis VII. of France, i. 142.
Louis IX. of France, i. 235.
Louis XII. of France, ii. 112.
Louis XIV. of France, vii. 8.; ix.
235.

Lovelace, lord, viii. 174.
Lowestoffe, the battle of, vii. 42.
Loyola, Inigo, the founder of the
institution of jesuits, ii. 354. His
character, 355.

Lucas, lord governor of the Tower,
viii. 214.

Ludlow, vi. 279.

Lunsford, colonel, v. 284.
Lupus, a Saxon bishop, i. 60.
Lusignan, Gui de, made king of
Cyprus, i. 89.

Luther, Martin, his birth, ii. 136.

First roused to opposition by the
sale of indulgences in Germany,
138. Publishes his ninety-five
theses, 140. His deviation from
the doctrine of transubstanti-
ation, 144. His death, 243. His
character and doctrine, 244.
Lutzen, v. 143.

Luxembourg, the duke of, vii. 193.
Luxembourg, the siege of, vii. 369.
Luzzara, the battle of, ix. 154.

M.

Mably, iii. 232
Macarthy, iv. 136.

Macclesfield, earl of, impeached for
the sale of places, x. 129.
Macdonnell, Alaster, vi. 4.
Mackrel, leader of the insurrection
in Lincolnshire, ii. 214.

Macmahon, Brian, iv. 136.
Maestro, a jesuit, iv. 367.
Magnus, king of Norway, i. 64.
Mainhard of Gortz, i. 191.
Mainwaring, sir Arthur, iv. 251.
Mainwaring, doctor, v. 68.
Malcolm, king of Scotland, i. 70.
Mallet, Dr., chaplain to the prin-
cess Mary, ii. 270.

Malplaquet, the battle of, ix. 233.
Manchester, the earl of, v. 122.
Mancini, Olympia, mother of prince
Eugene, ix. 274.

Mandelot, governor of Lyons, iii.
244.

Manicheans, the, i. 322.
Manluc, Walter de, i. 201.
Manny, sir Walter, i. 295.
Mansel, sir Robert, iv. 140.

Mar, earl of, proclaims the preten-
der in Scotland, x. 23. Gives
battle to the duke of Argyle at
Sheriff Moor, 23. Attributes his
ill success to Bolingbroke, 27.
Fruitless intercession of lord
Stair for his pardon, 97.

Marcel, Stephen, provost of Paris,
i. 305.

Marck, William de la, iii. 205.
Mare, sir Thomas de la, i. 310.
Margaret, daughter of Louis VII.
of France, i. 145.

Margaret, princess of Norway, i.
256.

Margaret, duchess of Burgundy, ii.
72.

Margaret Tudor, ii. 92.

Margaret of Anjou, queen of
Henry VI., ii. 7. Her masculine
character, 9. Her coalition with
Warbeck, 42. Her death, 45.
Margaret of Parma, governess of
the Netherlands, iii. 200.
Margaret of Valois, iii. 220.
Maria Louisa, queen of Spain, ix.
193.

Mark, bishop of Sodor, i. 259.
Markham, sir Robert, vii. 279.
Marlborough, duke of, vii. 310.
Marlborough, the duke of, ix. 20.
Appointed generalissimo of the
English army, 151. Created duke,
160. Returns to England after
the battle of Ramillies, 189. His
interview with Charles XII. of
Sweden, 204. A French bribe
offered to him, 232. His first
disaster, 251. Self-banishment
of, 289. His death and character,
x. 117.
Marlborough, the duchess, ix. 210.
Marr, the earl of, iv. 118.
Marriage act, x. 307.

Marston Moor, the battle of, v.340.
Marten, Henry, vi. 112.

Martinengo, an Italian abbot, iii.
24.

Mary Tudor, her marriage with
Louis XII. of France, ii. 119.
Mary, queen of England, her ac
cession, ii. 286. Her ecclesiasti-
cal policy, 292. Terms of her
marriage treaty, 300. Her mar-
riage, 311. Her interview with
the princess Elizabeth, 316. De-
clares war with France, 336.
Her death, 341. Her character,
342. Religious and political state
of Europe at her death, 345.
Mary Stuart, her marriage with

Francis the dauphin, ii. 340. Her
letter to the council of Trent,
354. Her pretensions, iii. 19. Sails
for Scotland, 55. Her marriage
with Darnley, 69. Her partiality
for Bothwell, 81. Rumours of
her guilt respecting the murder
of Darnley, 87. Her marriage
with Bothwell, 92. Her imprison-
ment in Lochleven castle, 97.
Compelled to abdicate in favour
of her son, 99. Her flight to
England, 112. Her reception by
Elizabeth, 114. Removed from
Bolton to Tutbury castle, 135.
Proceedings against her, 142.
Her grief at the execution of
Norfolk, 150. Her letter to the
council of Trent, 193. Trans-
ferred to the custody of sir Ralph
Saddler, 298. Proceedings against
her, 310. Execution of, 323. Her
character, 327.

Mary de Medicis, regency of, iv.
274.

Mary, queen of William III., her
arrival at Whitehall, viii. 306.
Her death, ix. 41. Her character,
42.

Masham, Mrs., ix. 211.
Massilians, the, i. 11.
Massy, general, vi. 44.

Matilda, her marriage with William
the Conqueror, i, 91.
Mathias, archduke, iii. 267.
Maud, the princess, her marriage
with Henry I., i. 127.

Maud, daughter of Henry I., i. 132.
Her incessant warfare with Ste-
phen, 138.

Maurice, prince of Nassau, iii. 334.
Maurice, prince of Orange, iv. 573.
Maximilian, the emperor, ii. 115.
Maximilian, duke of Bavaria, iv.
304.

Maximus, i. 25.

Mayenne, the duke of, iv. 21.
Maynard, sergeant, vi. 349.

Mazarin, cardinal, vi. 209.

Mead, William, vii. 87.

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401

Medina, Sidonia, the duke of, iv. 3.
Melancthon, ii. 143.
Melfort, lord, viii. 149.
Melville, sir James, iii. 88.
Methodists, toleration of, x. 220.
Mezeray, iii. 232.

Michell, Francis, iv. 309.
Middleton, the earl of, vi. 192.
Mildmay, sir Anthony, iv. 41.
Militia bill, x. 349.
Millot, iii. 232.

Milton, John, ad ilibitum, v. 348.`
Minden, battle of, x. 371.
Minorca, capture of, ix. 221. In-
vasion of, x. 323. Capitulates to
the French, 329.
Mohun, lord, 158.

Moncontera, the battle of, iii. 191.
Montesquieu, marshal, ix. 250.
Monk, general, vi. 159. His dis-
simulation and perfidy, 287.
His letter of rebuke to the par-
liament, 296.

Monluc, bishop of Valence, iii. 42.
Monluc, the mareschal de, ii. 233.
His atrocities during the reli-
gious wars, iii, 190.

Monmouth, the duke of, vii. 77.
His character, 230. His execu-
tion, viii. 29.

Monmouth, the earl of, ix, 77.
Monroe, colonel, v. 189.
Mons, the battle of, vii. 193.
Monson, judge, iii. 280.

Monson, sir William, iv. 139.
Monson, sir Thomas, iv. 255.
Montagne, lord, his execution, ii.
229.

Montagne, chief justice, ii. 281.
Montagne, bishop of Chichester, v.
103.

Montagne, admiral, vi. 317.
Montagne, Charles, chancellor of
the exchequer, ix. 53.
cial measures of, 72.

Finan-

Montcalm, M., death of, x. 369.
Monteith, sir John, the base be-
trayer of sir William Wallace, i.
262.

Montferrat, the marquis of, i. 182.
Assassination of, 185.

Montfort, John, earl of, i. 294. He-
roism of, 295.

Montfort, Simon, earl of Leices-
ter, i. 233. Killed in the battle
of Evesham, 237. Miracles
ascribed to him, 238.
Montfort, Ellinor de, i. 252.
Montigny, the baron de, iii. 204.
Montmorency, the constable de, ii.
338.

Montmorency, marshal, iii. 239.
Montreuil, his mission, vi. 22.
Montrose, the earl of, v. 227. Ex-

ecution of, vi. 47.

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Morcar, earl, i. 67.

Mordaunt, lord, viii. 170.

Mordaunt, sir John, fails at Roche-
fort, x. 344 Is tried by court
martial, 345.
More, sir Thomas, the first Eng-
lishman known in history as a
public speaker. Scene between
him and Wolsey during the de-
bate on the subsidy, ii. 125. His
trial, 180. His conviction and
execution, 183. General indig-
nation throughout Europe at his
death, 186.

Moreton, sir Albertus, v 2.
Moreville, Hugh de, one of the

murderers of Becket, i. 164.
Morgan, colonel, iii. 336.
Morison, sir Richard, ii. 333.
Mornay, Plessis Du, iv. 23.
Morocco, emperor of, treaty with,
x. 116.

Morrice, secretary of state, vi. 348.
Mortimer, Roger, the powerful
chief of the Welsh marches, i.
279. His trial and execution,
289.

Morton, cardinal, ii. 104.
Morvilliers, iii. 233.

Mountjoy, lord, iv. 51. His ad-
ministration in Ireland, 80.
Murray, James, iii. 86.
Murray, the earl of, viii. 67.
Museum, British, establishment of,
x. 304.

Musgrave, sir Christopher, viii.
277.

Mutiny bill, discussion on, x. 286.

against Walpole, x. 260. His
hatred of innovation, 298. Ap-
pointed first lord of the treasury,
314. Weakness of his adminis-
tration, 315. His dissentions with
the Irish parliament, 316. Fox's
censure of his conduct, 330. His
resignation, 332. Returns to the
treasury, 343.

Newport, treaty of, vi. 105.
Newton, sir Isaac, ix. 121.
Nimeguen, treaty of, vii. 193.
Noailles, marshal, ix. 37.
Norfolk, the duke of, his projected
marriage with Mary queen_o.
Scots, iii. 144. His trial. 148. His
execution and character, 150.
Norris, Henry, ii, 195. Execution

him, 357.

Odo, archbishop of Canterbury, i.
53.

Odo, bishop of Bayent, i. 101.
Oglethorpe, bishop of Carlisle,
iii. 6.

Oglethorpe, lady, viii. 203.
Okey, execution of, vii. 21.
Olampo, don Alonzo, iv. 136.
Olave, king of Norway, ii. 58.
Olivarez, iv. 324.

O'Neil, sir Phelim, v. 279.
Opdam, general, ix. 163.

Orange, the prince of, assassination
of, iii. 329.

Orange, prince of, invested with
the dignity of stadtholder, which
is made hereditary, x. 281.
Orkney, Elizabeth Villiers, countess
of, ix. 106.

Orleans, the duke of, murder of,
i. 360.

Orleans, the siege of, i. 372.

Ormond, the duke of, ix. 152. 282.

Impeached of treason, x. 11. Flies

to France, bills of attainder passed

against him, 14.

Osberga, i. 36.
Ossory, lord, vii. 101.
Ostorius, Scapula, i. 16.
Ostrogoths, the, i. 30.

Otho, emperor of Germany, i. 209.
Oudenarde, the battle of, ix. 218.
Overbury, sir Thomas, iv. 239.
Murder of, 252.

Oxford, the siege of, v. 365.
Oxford, lord, iv. 321.
Oxford, earl of, accused of high
treason, x. 11. Is committed to
the Tower, 16. Petitions for a
trial, 65. Is liberated by the Act
of Grace, 66.
Oysell, M', iii. 53.

P.

Pack, sir Christopher, vi. 224.
Padilla, admiral, iv. 52.
Padilla, Maria de, i. 307.
Paget, Charles, iii. 305.
Palin, count, ordered to leave Eng-
land, x. 136.

Palmis, father, iii. 300.
Pandolph, the papal legate, i. 207.
Panzani, Gregorio, the papal
nuncio, v. 171.

Papal usurpations, sketch of their
origin and progress, ii. 146.
Paræus, iv. 328.

Paria, vii. 264.

Paris, Matthew, his account of the

murder of prince Arthur, i. 200.
Parker, bishop, iii. 16.

Parliamentary qualification act,
x. 373.

Parliament, long, character of, v.
228.

Parma, the prince of, iii, 272.
Parpaglia, abbot of St. Saviour,
iii. 24.

Parry, William, iii. 300.
Parsons, a jesuit, iii. 285.
Paul IV., pope, ad lib. iii. 22.
Paulet, sir William, ii. 262.
Paulet, sir Amias, iii. 303.
Pavia, the battle of, ii. 127.
Paw, De, the Dutch ambassador,
vi. 100.

Payne, a disciple of Wickliffe, i.
321.

Peacham, case of, iv. 266.

Peachell, vice-chancellor of the
university, viii. 73.

Pecquigny, the treaty of, ii. 45.
Pedro IV. of Castile, i. 307.
Pelagius, heresy of, i. 22.

Pelham, chancellor of the exche-
quer, proposes a reduction of the

403

interest of the national debt, x.
288. His death, 313.
Pembroke, the earl of, regency of,

His mis-

i. 225.
Pembroke, countess of, iv. 170.
Penn, admiral, vi. 210.
Penn, William, viii. 81.
sion to the Hague, 102.
Pennington, captain, v. 13.
Péréfixe, iii. 232.

Perigord, cardinal, i. 301.

Perkins, sir William, execution of,
ix. 61.

Perrers, Alice, mistress of Edward
III., i. 310.

Perrenot, bishop of Arras, ii. 344.
Perrot, sir John, iv. 66.

Perrot, sir Richard, iv. 321.
Peter, the hermit, i. 120.
Peters, Hugh, vi. 345.

Peterborough, the earl of, viii. 120.

ix. 258.

Petre, sir William, ii. 263.
Petre, father, viii. 5.

Petty, sir William, ii. 104.
Peyton, sir Robert, viii. 170.
Philip of Valois, king of France, i.
293.

Philip, Augustus, i. 180. His dis-
pute with Richard I., 183.
Philip the fair, his interview with
Henry VII., ii. 95,

Philip of Spain, his marriage with
queen Mary, ii. 311.
Philip II. of Spain,
Elizabeth, iii. 20.
Portugal by, 274.
trigues of, iv. 37.

proposes for
Conquest of
Political in-
Prepares a

second armada for the invasion
of England, 44. His death, 63.
Philip III. of Spain, prepares an
expedition against Ireland, iv.
134. His death, 324.
Philip IV. of Spain, iv. 324.
Philip, duke of Orleans, vi. 365
Philip, duke of Anjou, acknow.
ledged king of Spain by the
States, ix. 133.

Philippa of Hainault, i. 203.
Philippa, queen of Edward III.,800.
Phillips, sir Robert, iv. 320.; v. 94.
Phoenicians, the, i. 3.

Pickering, execution of, vii. 243.
Pierce, bishop of Bath and Wells,
v. 240.

Pigot, sir Christopher, iv. 196.
Pilkington, his case, vii. 311.
Pisani, cardinal, ii. 155.

Pitt, William, votes against a
standing army, x. 237. Admitted
as paymaster of the forces, 272.
His reasons for supporting the
mutiny bill, 286. Opposes the
Hanoverian treaties, and retires
from office, 326. Dismissed the