Alphabetical Index.
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Abbot, George, Archbishop;
a visit from clvi, present at Fr. Garnett's death 290,
persecutes Fr. Cornforth and the Vauxes clxxxvi,
receives Sir George Talbot cc.
Abergavenny, Katherine Lady;
Lord Vaux's sister clxxxvi.
Abington, Dorothy;
her conversion by Fr. Ouldcorne 283.
Abington, Thomas;
in the Tower 27,
condemned to death for harbouring Priests 28,
life spared at Lord Mounteagle's intercession 28,
absent when Henlip is searched 152,
apprehended 157,
sent to Worcester 266,
meets his wife 266,
tried 267,
reprieved 268,
foils various Bishops of Worcester 269.
Adams, John;
martyr, in the Marshalsea xiv.
Albert, Archduke, Governor of Flanders; cxcvii,
delays foundation of Watten cc.
Aldobrandini, Hippolitus Cardinal;
Viceprotector of the English College, Rome ccliv.
Aldridge;
a merchant, reaches Douay ccliv.
Alfani,
sends a MS. to England from Rome ccl.
Alford, Michael, S.J.;
author of Annals ccxlix.
Allen, Wm., Cardinal;
wishes Fr. Gerard to return to England xvi,
desired harmony between seculars and Society cciv,
obtains an indulgence for a prayer for the conversion of England cclxii.
Aquaviva, Claude, General S.J.; ccxxviii,
admits Fr. Gerard and Fr. Ouldcorne into the Society xvi, 279.
Arden, Edward;
executed cxv.
Arden, Francis;
escapes from the Tower with Fr. Gerard cxv.
Arragon, D. Blasco de, cclviii.
Arundel, Anne Countess of;
receives Fr. Southwell and Fr. Gerard lvii, at Acton cclv.
Arundel, Philip Earl of;
in the Tower x, lvii.
Arundell, Henry Lord; letter from Fr. Thorpe ccxlix.
Ashby Church;
story of “good Sir Wm. Catesby” painted in 55.
Ashley, Ralph, S.J.;
tortured 181,
taken to Worcester 266,
tried 271,
martyred 275.
Atkinson, William;
a Priest spy, informs of Fr. Gerard's letters lxxxviii,
tries to have him rearrested cxxix,
betrays Thomas Tichburn, the martyr cxxx.
Babington's plot; xv, xvii, 26.
Babthorpe, Sir Ralph;
at Louvain cxcvii.
Babthorpe, Thomas, S.J.; ccxlii.
Bacon, Sir Francis;
examines Fr. Gerard xciii, and two servants of Mrs. Vaux cclvi.
Baldwin, William, S.J.;
his letter to Fr. Persons cclviii, proposed for attainder 165.
Bales, Christopher;
martyr xviii.
Bancroft, Richard, Bishop of London;
sermon at Paul's Cross 43,
enquires respecting Father Garnett's straw 303.
Banks, Richard, S.J.;
succeeds Fr. Gerard at Braddocks cxxxi.
Barker, Thomas.;
William Wiseman's servant xliv, xlix.
Barkley, Sir Richard, Governor of the Tower;
examines Fr. Gerard xciii,
resigns his governorship ciii.
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Bates, Thomas;
servant of Catesby, enters conspiracy 84,
suspected 135,
tried in Westminster Hall 192,
his letter of regrets 210,
his death 219.
Baynham, Sir Edmund;
77, 82, 236, 251.
Beaumont, see Tesimond.
Beesley, George;
martyr xviii.
Bellamy, Anne;
betrays Father Southwell ccxiv, ccxviii.
Bellarmine, Robert Cardinal;
his letter to Fr. Gerard cciii.
Bergholt, East, St. Mary's Abbey; xxxvii.
Bishop, William;
in the Marshalsea xiv.
Blackburn, see Thomson.
Blackfan, John, S.J.;
proposed as nominal Rector of Louvain cxcvii.
Blackwell, George, the Archpriest;
his house near the Inns of Court cxxx,
informed of Watson's plot by Fr. Gerard, 74.
Blase, James, O.S.F., Bishop of St. Omers;
transfers Watten to Society cc.
Blount, Richard, S.J.;
intending to leave England clxxxvii,
letter to Fr. Aquaviva ccxlvii.
Blunt, Sir Christopher;
in Earl of Essex's rising 56.
Booth, Charles, S.J.; ccxlix.
Brabant, florin of; xiv.
Braddocks;
William Wiseman's house xxx,
Fr. Gerard's residence xxxii,
searched lii,
Mass at ccliv.
Brewster, a Priest at Northend xli.
Briant or Brian, Alexander, S.J.;
martyr 17.
Bridewell;
Richard Fulwood in xliii, li.
Bromley, Sir Henry;
searches Henlip 151,
takes Fr. Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne to London 157.
Brooke, see Gerard.
Brooke, Sir Basil; cc.
Brooksby, Eleanor; cxxxv,
at Lord Vaux's 137.
Browne, Robert;
a Priest cxxxiv.
Browne, William, S.J.;
a Lay-brother cxcix.
Brussels, Benedictine Convent xxxvii.
Bryn;
seat of the Gerards ix.
Brynhill, Sir Peter de; ix.
Buckley, see Jones.
Buckland, Ralph;
Fr. Gerard's fellow-traveller xvi, ccliv.
Buchanan;
teaches regicide 122.
Campion, Edmund, S.J.;
martyr 17,
his praises by Fr. Henry Walpole xci,
effects of his coming to England 131.
Caracena, Conde de; cxciv.
Carvajal, Donna Luisa de;
her will cxciii,
founds English Novitiate cxciv.
Catesby, Robert;
entered the Plot in good faith 11,
proposes it 52,
descended from “good Sir William” 54,
his early life 55,
wounded in and fined for the Earl of Essex's rising 56,
consults Fr. Garnett in general terms 65,
conduct on discovery of the Plot 106,
scorched with powder 108,
shot 109,
manner of his death 110,
at Lord Vaux's 137, cclvi.
Charles, Duke of York; 85, 91.
Clarke;
his treason 250.
Clarke, William;
committed as a recusant xlii.
Clermont College, Paris;
Fr. Gerard at xii.
Clink, prison;
spiritual exercises in lxxii,
Good Friday in lxxxvi,
Fr. Gerard in lxix,
Fr. Percy in cxxxiii,
Brother Emerson in xlv, lxx, lxxviii, lxxxix, ccliv,
Brother Lilly in lxxi,
John Rigby, the martyr, converted by Fr. Gerard in lxxii.
Cokayne, Edward;
reports a search in Mrs. Jenison's house ccliii.
Coke, Sir Edward;
examines William Wiseman i,
examines Fr. Gerard xciii, his book 46,
examines Fr. Garnett 164,
proposes 8 Jesuits for attainder by Parliament 164,
his speech at Fr. Garnett's trial 228.
Colendin, see Gifford.
Collyn, Patrick;
his treason 234, 249, xcv.
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Conference of Protestant Bishops and Puritans in 1605; 40.
Contreras, Don Frances de; cxciv.
Cornelius John, S.J.;
martyr 17,
manner of arrest 38.
Cornforth, Thomas, S.J.;
caught at Mass clxxxvi.
Coughton;
Bates saw Father Garnett and Father Tesimond at 211.
Counter, the prisons so called; x, lxi, lxix.
Cranedge, Henry and Elizabeth;
recusants xlii.
Cranishe, Richard;
son of Robert, crosses to Middleborough xliv.
Cresswell, Joseph, S.J.;
Father Persons' Philopater attributed to him 234,
proposed for attainder 164,
superior in Spain ccxxviii.
Crooke, Sir John;
opens prosecution of Fr. Garnett 227.
Dale, Mr.;
examines Brother Emerson ccliv.
Daniell;
Mrs. Wiseman's servant xlii.
Darbyshire, Thomas, S.J.;
goes with Fr. Gerard to Rouen xii.
Darcy, see Garnett.
Digby, Sir Everard;
his and his wife's conversion cl,
his illness cliii,
his affection for Fr. Gerard cliv,
helps to convert a friend clxvi,
entered into the Plot 87,
in good faith 11,
his family 87,
his manliness 88,
his Catholic life 89,
his office in the Plot 91,
at Dunchurch 106,
his page William Ellis 110, ccii,
taken 111,
proposes match between Lord Vaux and Earl of Suffolk's daughter 137,
at Lord Vaux's cclvi,
his house in Rutlandshire, 138,
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
exculpates Fr. Gerard 209, clxxix,
clears the Society 8,
allied to Earl of Salisbury 216,
asks to be beheaded 216,
his death 216,
Fr. Gerard's letter to ccxxxiv.
Dolman, the priest;
letter to Mrs. Wiseman xliv.
Dormer, Dorothy;
marries Sir Henry Huddleston xxxiii.
Dormer, Jane;
marries Duke of Feria xxxiii.
Drury, Robert;
martyr lxxvi,
living in Fr. Gerard's house cxxvii.
Dunkellin, Richard Lord;
wishes to go to confession clix,
fights a duel clxi,
marries and converts Walsyngham's daughter clix, clxi.
Dunsmore Heath; 92.
Egerton, Sir Thomas, Lord Chancellor;
once a Catholic lix.
Elizabeth, Princess; 85.
Ellis, William alias John Williams;
page to Sir Everard Digby 110,
novice S.J. ccii.
Elmer, John, Bishop of London;
Fr. Gerard in his custody, xiii.
Emerson;
of Felsted xliv.
Emerson, Ralph, S.J.;
alias Homulus xlv, lxx,
in Clink xlv, lxx, lxxviii, lxxxix,
his examination ccliv,
moved to Newgate xlv,
sent to Wisbech, into banishment, dies at St. Omers lxxi.
Essex, Earl of;
his rising 55.
Eu, College at;
xvii, 280.
Everett, Thomas, S.J.;
in hiding clxxx,
surprised at Mass clxxxi.
Excommunications; 42.
Farmer, see Garnett.
Fawcet;
a witness against Fr. Garnett 255.
Fawkes or Faulks, Guido or Guy;
one of the first conspirators 53,
a good soldier in Flanders 59,
passes as Percy's man 63, 105,
his office in the Plot 91,
found in the vault 99,
apprehended 103,
alias John Johnson 105, 196,
in the Tower 112,
his confession ccxxiv, 112,
tortured ccxxv, 221,
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
reason for pleading “Not guilty” 195,
his death 221.
Feller;
his mention of Fr. Garnett's straw 305.
Ferdinand, Prince Bishop of Liége; cc, cciv.
Feria, Duke of;
his wife Jane Dormer xxxiii.
Filcock, Roger, S.J.;
martyr lxxvi.
Fisher, see Percy.
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Fitzherbert, Thomas, S.J.;
letter to Bishop of Chalcedon ccxlii.
Fleming, Thomas;
examines Fr. Gerard xciii.
Floyd, Henry, S.J.;
ccxlii, cclx.
Foxe, Robert;
committed as a recusant xlii.
Frank, John;
betrays his master and Fr. Gerard xl,
his deposition xli.
Froude;
quotation from, on equivocation ccxi.
Fuller, Mr.;
examines Brother Emerson ccliv.
Fulwood, John;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house xliv, xlix.
Fulwood, Richard, S.J.;
Father Gerard's man xlii, xliv,
visits Lady Gerard xxxv,
taken xlvi,
imprisoned in Bridewell xliii, li,
tortured li, lxiv,
escapes lxvi,
helps Fr. Gerard to escape from the Tower cxviii,
in Belgium cclviii.
Garnett alias Gilford;
Novice S.J. cci.
Garnett, Henry, S.J.;
alias Darcy cclxii,
alias Walley 211, clxxxix,
alias Farmer 226,
his parentage 297,
Father Gerard finds him in London, 282, xxiv,
lives in Warwickshire 282,
his instructions xxv,
renewal of vows xxxviii,
his foresight xxxviii, xlv, xlvi,
Fr. Gerard tortured to say where he is xcvi, c,
receives Fr. Gerard on his escape from Tower cxxiv,
his house called Morecroftes at Uxbridge, cclv,
his house in Spital cxliii,
informed of Watson's plot by Fr. Gerard 74,
consulted by Catesby on death of innocents 65, 120, 253,
wrote to Rome his fears 71, 75, 121,
goes to St. Winifred's Well 78, 240, 258, cclxii,
persuades discontented Catholics to send Sir Edmund Baynham to the Pope 77, 82, 236, 251,
his wise direction 132,
Bates' evidence against him 136, 211,
accused in Proclamation 144,
his attainder proposed 165,
hides at Henlip 150,
betrayed by Humphrey Littleton 150,
taken 154,
identified by a Priest 156,
silences Sir Henry Bromley's chaplain 157,
committed to Gatehouse 159,
clxxxii, examined by Privy Council 159,
transferred to Tower 160,
cozened by his keeper 166,
overheard in conference with Fr. Ouldcorne 169, 241,
kept from sleep and drugged 173,
tortured 174,
may now tell what he heard in confession 175,
tried at Guildhall 225,
his indictment 226,
his speech 243,
his martyrdom 288, cclviii,
the miraculous straw 297, 301,
other signs 305,
on equivocation 244, ccxx,
his letters xlv, ccxxviii, 72 et seq.
Garnett, Thomas;
in Gatehouse 166,
sent to Tower 173,
martyred cxcv,
Novice at St. John's, Louvain cxcv.
Garney, James;
Sir Everard Digby's servant, cclxii.
Garswood;
seat of the Gerards ix.
Gasca, Donna Maria; cxciv.
Gatehouse; Fr. Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne committed to 159,
Thomas Garnett there 166,
John Grissold there 181.
Gerard John, S.J.;
alias Starkie, alias Standish xxx, xciii,
alias Tanfield, alias Staunton, xlii,
alias Brooke clxxxvii,
alias Nelson, alias Tomson cxcvi,
alias Harrison cclix,
parentage ix,
childhood x,
is sent to Derbyshire x,
has property at Ashton xi,
sent to Exeter College, Oxford xi,
goes to Rhemes xii, ccliii,
to Paris and Rouen xii,
his vocation xii,
falls ill and returns to England xiii,
in custody of Elmer, Bishop of London xiii,
committed to Marshalsea xiv,
fined for recusancy xiv,
goes to Paris and Rome xv,
enters English College xv, ccliv,
ordained Priest xvi, ccliv,
admitted into Society xvi, 279,
starts for England xvi, 280,
lands xviii,
arrested xxi, 281,
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reaches Norwich xxii,
arrives in London xxiv,
returns to Norfolk xxv, 282,
changes his residence xxix,
goes to live at Braddocks xxxii,
hires a house in Golding-lane xlvi,
in hiding-places xxxix, lii, cxxxix,
received by Countess of Arundel lvii,
taken at Middleton's lviii,
examined lix, lxi, lxxx, lxxxii, xciii, lxxxiv, cx, cxiii, ccxiv;
sent to the Counter lxi,
put in irons lix, lxiv, lxix,
his servants lxv,
removed to the Clink lxix,
his house in charge of Ann Line lxxii,
wears Jesuit's dress in prison lxxxi,
cell in Clink searched lxxxix,
removed to Tower xc,
tortured the first time xcvii,
the second time ci,
the third time ciii,
says Mass cxv,
escapes from Tower cxvii,
leaves the Wisemans cxxxi,
fears to have to leave England cxxxi,
removes to Harrowden cxxxiii,
takes half of a house in London cxxix,
which is searched cxxxvi,
moves to a house near the Strand clxii,
where without his knowledge the conspirators receive Communion, 197, ccxxiii,
his innocence of Powder Plot clxxiii, clxxviii,
in hiding clxxxii,
leaves England clxxxiv,
at St. Omers and Brussels cclviii,
goes to Rome cclxi,
and Louvain clxxxiii, cxciii,
his character ccli,
his Profession clxxxiv,
Bates' evidence against him 136,
his letters to the Council 136, 142, 207, 212,
accused in Proclamation 143,
proposed for attainder 165,
cleared by Sir Everard Digby 209,
his letters clxxxv, cxcv, ccxxxi, ccxlvi, cclix,
his description clxxxvii,
disturbed in Belgium by English Government cxcvi,
returns through Spain to Rome ccviii,
dies there ccix,
on equivocation ccix,
his MS. on Powder Plot ccxlviii,
his autobiography cclii.
Gerard Sir Gilbert;
Master of the Rolls x.
Gerard, Sir Thomas;
first Baronet x,
knighted at James I.'s accession with fair words 27.
Gerard, Sir Thomas;
first Lord Gerard x,
Knight Marshal cxxx.
Gerard, Sir Thomas;
Knight, of Bryn ix,
imprisoned twice in the Tower x, 27,
released at great cost 27,
compounds for his recusancy x,
dwelt at Etwall, within two miles of Tutbury Castle, x, ccliii, 26.
Ghent;
Tertianship founded by Anne Countess of Arundel cclxii.
Gifford, Gilbert, alias Jacques Colendin;
a Priest and spy xvi.
Gilford, see Garnett.
Golding-lane;
Fr. Gerard's house there searched xlv.
Golthwaite;
Sir John Yorke's house cclvii.
Goodman, Gabriel, Dean of Westminster;
examines Fr. Gerard lxxxii,
examines Br. Emerson ccliv.
Grafton, Novice, S.J.; cci.
Grant, John; beats pursuivants 86,
joins the conspiracy 87,
much scorched with powder 108,
taken 109,
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
his death 218,
not at Lord Vaux's cclvi.
Green, Richard;
candidate for Society cxciii.
Greenway, see Tesimond.
Grene, Christopher, S.J.;
Collectanea ccxlvii, ccxlix.
Grene, Martin, S.J.;
letter about Powder Plot ccxlvii.
Griffin, Mrs.;
receives Fr. Garnett's straw 302,
cured by it 304.
Grissold, John;
tortured 181.
Guildhall;
Fr. Gerard examined at lxxxiv,
Fr. Garnett tried in 226.
Hall, see Ouldcorne.
Harrington, Lord;
in charge of the Lady Elizabeth 85, 92.
Harrison, see Gerard.
Harrowden, Great; cxxxv, cxlvii,
altar furniture at clxxv,
searched for nine days clxxv, cxc, 141,
Bates saw the Fathers at 136, 211,
restored to Lord Vaux clxxxvii.
Hartley, William;
martyr, in the Marshalsea xiv.
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Hatton, Sir Christopher;
his house cxxxv.
Heigham, William, S.J.;
maintains William Thomson the martyr lxxiii.
Henlip;
Thomas Abington's house, 149,
Fr. Garnett hides there 150,
Fr. Ouldcorne lives there xl, 150,
searched 151.
Heywood, Mrs.;
her presence of mind when her house is searched cxxxviii.
Hobadge House;
Stephen Littleton's 108, 210.
Hobocque, Baron de;
Flemish ambassador, testifies to Father Garnett's straw 303.
Holt, William, S.J.;
Rector of English College at Rome xv, ccliv,
in Belgium cxxviii,
unjustly accused 249.
Homulus, see Emerson.
Hopton, Sir Owen;
examines Brother Emerson ccliv.
Hoskins, Anthony, S.J.; cxlix,
with Fr. Gerard clxxx, with Fr. Gerard's friends cclx.
Huddington;
Winters of 58.
Huddleston, Sir Henry;
converted xxxiii.
Hunston, Brian;
in Fr. Gerard's service clxxxix.
Huntingdon, Earl of;
his wife Fr. Gerard's aunt ccliii.
Hurlston, Ha.;
in prison clxxxix.
Hymn of All Saints; 240, 254, cclxii.
Inglefield, Sir Francis; attainted 328.
Jackson, Richard;
indicted for saying Mass at Braddocks ccliv.
James I.;
his book for his son 23,
compares Papists and Puritans to two asses 123,
expectations on his accession 20,
disappointment 25,
deciphers the letter 98,
proclamation of Nov. 7, 114,
his speech 116,
his book on the Powder Plot 199.
Jenings, Alice, wife of Richard;
a recusant xlii.
Jenison, John and Michael;
Fr. Gerard's brothers-in-law ccliii.
Jeppes, John;
stayed at Frank's with the Wisemans xliv.
Jesuits;
accused 148, 193,
cleared 179,
Coke proposes eight for attainder by Parliament 164.
Johnson;
quotation from, on equivocation ccxi.
Jones, alias Buckley, John, O.S.F.;
martyr xxxii, lxxvi.
Kensington, see Laithwaite.
Keyes, Robert;
his virtue and valour 87,
joins the conspiracy 87,
taken 112,
tried in Westminster Hall 192,
his death 221.
Keynes, George, S.J.; cclviii.
Knevet, Sir Thomas;
searches the vault 103.
Knox, John;
teaches regicide 122.
Laithwaite, Thos., S.J.;
taken, escapes, is retaken clxxvi,
alias Scott alias Kensington cxcvi,
frequents Fr. Gerard's house clxxvi, ccxxiv.
Lasnet, John, S.J.;
serves Fr. Gerard lxv.
Laud, William Archbishop;
marries Lord Mountjoy and Lady Rich xxxiv.
Lee Priory;
Lord Rich's house, xli.
Lee, Roger, S.J.;
in retreat cxxxvi, cxlvi,
helps to convert his friends cxlviii, cl,
Fr. Baldwin would send him to England cclviii,
Fr. Gerard opposed to this as premature cclx.
Leeds, Sir Thomas;
at Louvain cxcvii.
Leicester, Earl of; lxii,
threats against Catholics xvii, 279,
“my Lord of Leicester's books” ccliv.
Lenox, Duke of;
Fr. Gerard's letter to ccxxxi.
Lerma, Duke of; 235.
Leutner, or Lewckener, Edmund;
of Exeter College, Oxford xi.
Lewkner, Thomas, Novice S.J. cci.
Liége, florin of xiv.
Liége, foundation at cxcvi, cxcix.
Lilly, John S.J.;
in the Clink lxxi,
liberty purchased cix,
visits Fr. Gerard in the Tower cxi,
helps him to escape from the Tower cxviii,
is taken in his stead cxxxix,
outwits Wade cxliii,
death lxvi, cxliv.
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Line, Anne;
martyr, has charge of Father Gerard's house lxxiii,
changes house cxxviii,
her husband lxxiv,
visits Mrs. Heywood cxxxviii,
her arrest at Mass lxxv,
her conduct in Court lxxv,
her death lxxvi.
Lingard, John, D.D.;
on the Communion of the conspirators ccxxiii,
on the date of a letter quoted ccxxvii,
quotes affidavit of Anthony Smith ccxlvii.
Little John and Little Michael, see Owen.
Littleton, Humphrey;
shelters Robert Winter and Stephen Littleton 112,
betrays Father Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne 150,
tried at Worcester 267,
repents of his treachery 268, 269, 270.
Littleton, Stephen;
receives the conspirators 108,
escapes for a time 110,
Hobadge House 108, 210,
taken 112,
tried and executed at Stafford 277.
Lopez;
his treason 234.
Louvain, St. John's;
the first English Novitiate S.J. cxcv.
Louvain, St. Monica's; xxxi, cxcvi.
Maltravers, James Lord;
erroneously said to have been converted by Fr. Gerard cclxii.
Manners, Sir Oliver;
his conversion clxvi,
his letter to Fr. Aquaviva cclv,
his return to England cciii,
his death cciii,
praise perhaps of him as intending to be a Priest cclxi.
Mansel alias Griffin, Richard;
Novice S.J. cci.
Markham, Anne Lady;
correspondence with Earl of Salisbury about betraying Father Gerard clxxxviii.
Marshalsea Prison; cxxx,
Fr. Gerard in xiv,
Br. Nicholas Owen in 186.
Mary, Queen of Scots; 21,
died because she was a Catholic 16,
a martyr 22,
confined at Tutbury Castle x, ccliii, 26,
Babington's plot for xv, xvii, 26,
Sir Thomas Stanley, Sir Thomas Gerard, and Mr. Roulston take her part 26.
Maximilian, Duke of Bavaria;
sends gifts to new House at Liége cc,
endows the College there cc,
his children cc.
Mayer, Father, S.J.; cc.
Mayor of London, the Lord;
searches Fr. Gerard's house clxxxi,
one of Fr. Garnett's judges 226.
Middleton's;
Fr. Gerard and Nicholas Owen taken there xliii, xliv, lviii.
Milton;
quotation from, on equivocation ccxi.
Miranda, Conde de; 235,
Condessa de cxciv.
Molina, Melchior de; cxciv.
Montacute Papers; cclvi.
Montague, Anthony Viscount; xxxiii, cxcix.
More, Thomas, S.J.;
last English Provincial before the suppression ccli.
More, Henry, S.J.;
lived at St. John's, Louvain cxcv,
Socius to Fr. Gerard at Louvain cc,
his scholarship cci.
Morecroftes at Uxbridge;
Fr. Garnett's house cclv, perhaps xlvi, cxxiv, 181.
Morton, see Talbot.
Motte;
his bark xliv.
Mountague, Dean of Chapel Royal; 45.
Mounteagle, the Lord;
the letter to 96,
his supper 101.
Mountjoy, Lord;
seduces Lady Rich xxxiv.
Myller, Ralph;
a tailor of Rhemes, his confession cxxxiv.
Nelson, see Gerard.
Nevill, the Lady;
died of ill-treatment in a search 39.
Newall, William;
a pursuivant xli, ccliii.
Newman, John Henry, D.D.;
quotation from ccxi.
Norffooke, Nicholas;
Mr. Wiseman's servant xlii.
Northampton, Earl of;
reads the letter 97,
examines Fr. Garnett 173,
speech at conspirators' trial 213,
one of Fr. Garnett's judges 226,
intercedes for the Vauxes clxxxvi.
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Northend, Great Waltham;
Mrs. Wiseman's house xxxi.
Northumberland, Earl of;
his four daughters xxxvi.
Nottingham, Earl of;
one of Fr. Garnett's judges 226.
Ormes; a tailor xlii.
Ostend;
boys taken going to St. Omers by lxxix.
Ouldcorne, Edward, S.J.;
alias Hall 165,
sent to Naples to beg for the English College, Rome, 278,
admitted into the Society xvi, 279,
goes to England xvi, ccliv, 280,
converts Dorothy Abington 283,
cured of cancer in the mouth by St. Winifred 284,
danger on occasion of renewal of vows xl,
betrayed by Humphrey Littleton 150,
an escape by ready wit 154,
committed to Gatehouse 159,
overheard in conference with Fr. Garnett in the Tower 169, 241,
tortured 181, 285,
taken to Worcester 265,
tried 267,
his indictment 269,
converts a felon in prison 271,
martyrdom 274, cclviii,
two notable signs after his death 285,
his dream 306, cclxii.
Overal, John, Dean of St. Paul's;
present at Fr. Garnett's death 290.
Owen, Nicholas, S.J., alias Little John and Little Michael;
taken with Fr. Gerard xliv, lviii,
makes hiding-places lvii, cxlv,
tortured lxiv,
receives Father Garnett's letters lxxxix,
taken at Henlip 153,
committed to the Marshalsea 186,
tortured to death in Tower 182,
his patience when his leg was broken 185.
Owen, Thomas, S.J.;
Prefect of the English Mission cxcv.
Page, Francis, S.J.;
martyr cxi,
surprised at Mass lxxv,
is taken when visiting Fr. Gerard in the Tower cx,
released for money, becomes a Priest, a Jesuit, and a martyr cxi.
Paget, Lord;
attainted 328.
Paley;
quotation from, on equivocation ccxi.
Parker, Christopher;
in Father Gerard's service clxxxix.
Paschal, Mr.;
reaches Douay ccliv.
Peckham, Edmund;
Fr. Gerard's brother-in-law ccliii.
Penal laws; 15, 33, 315, et seq.,
James' statutes 29, 328.
Percy, John, S.J., alias Fisher; cclxii,
his sufferings at Flushing cxxxii,
imprisoned in and escape from Bridewell cxxxiii,
in Yorkshire cxxxiii,
with Fr. Gerard at Stoke Pogis cxlvi,
at Harrowden cxlvii,
goes to Sir Everard Digby clxxiv,
returns to Mrs. Vaux clxxxiii, cclx,
in Belgium cxcvii.
Percy, Lady Mary;
her life in England xxxvi,
her vocation xxxvii,
her sisters xxxvi, xliii, lxviii.
Percy, Thomas;
one of the first conspirators 53,
connection of Earl of Northumberland 57, 100,
married John Wright's sister 57,
his early life 57,
converted 58,
a Gentleman Pensioner 58,
hires house by the river 63,
and cellar for fuel 71,
his office in the Plot 63, 91,
shot 110.
Perkises and his man executed at Worcester 277.
Perne, Andrew;
his religion xxvi.
Persons, Robert, S.J.;
his Christian Directory xii,
forbids state affairs 76, 81,
effects of his coming to England 131,
Prefect of the English Mission xv, cxciii, cclix, 280,
admits Fr. Gerard into the Novitiate xvi,
praises Father Gerard's behaviour after the Powder Plot cclxi.
Phelips, Sir Edward;
opens Powder Plot indictment 196,
his papers cclvi.
Philips the decipherer;
committed to Tower for correspondence with Mr. Owen cclviii.
Pilgrims' Register at Rome;
entry of Fr. Gerard's name ccliv.
Polewhele;
his treason xcv.
Pollen, Joseph, S.J.;
in hiding cxl, cclv.
Popham, Sir John, Chief Justice;
execution of penal laws intrusted to 33,
examines Fr. Garnett 164,
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one of his judges 226,
pronounces sentence 263.
Port, Sir John;
his three daughters cliii.
Priests;
cleared by the Conspirators 128,
Queen Mary's xxvii, xxx, 133, 231.
Puckering, Lord Keeper;
report made to xxxi, xli, xliv.
Puente, Luis de la, S.J.;
his two letters to Fr. Gerard ccv.
Puritans in Parliament 29,
and in authority 31.
Queenhithe, Conspiracy laid in, in Fr. Garnett's indictment 226, 238.
Recusants given over to enrich courtiers 34,
three degrees of, according to King James, 41.
Richard, see Mansel.
Richardson, Richard;
in Gatehouse cxc,
his examination cclvi.
Rich, Lord;
his house xli.
Rich, Penelope Lady;
her story xxxiii.
Rigby, John;
martyr, converted in the Clink by Fr. Gerard lxxii.
Rookwood, Ambrose;
his family 85,
joins the conspiracy 86,
scorched with powder 108,
wounded and taken 109,
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
farewell to his wife 219,
his death 221,
when at Lord Vaux's cclvi.
Roulston;
took part with Mary Queen of Scots, betrayed by his son 26.
Rouse;
at Mechlin cxcvi.
Rydgeley, Mary;
marries John Wiseman cclv.
Sacchini, Francis, S.J.;
had the original of Fr. Gerard's Autobiography cclii.
Salesberie, Mr.;
in Babington's plot, 26.
Salisbury, Earl of;
discloses the Plot 97,
examines Fr. Gerard 173,
his book An Answer to certain Scandalous Papers 199, 212,
speech in answer to Sir Everard Digby 215,
one of Fr. Garnett's judges 226,
Fr. Gerard's letter to ccxxxiii,
correspondence with Lady Markham clxxxix.
Savage, Samuel;
Mrs. Wiseman's servant xlii.
Savage, William;
tailor, crosses to Middleborough xliv.
Schondonch, Giles, S.J.;
Rector of St. Omers cclviii, extract of letter ccxlv.
Scott, see Laithwaite.
Scott, Sir Walter;
equivocation ccxvii.
Scudamore alias John Wiseman;
at Northend xliii,
crosses to Middleborough xliv.
Searches;
at Fr. Garnett's xxxix,
at Golding-lane xlv,
at Northend xli,
at Braddocks lii,
house in London cxxxvi,
at Harrowden for nine days clxxv, 138,
at Henlip 151,
at Mrs. Jenison's ccliii,
manner of in general 35,
Lady Nevill's death caused by 39.
Seymour, Lady Jane;
daughter of Thomas, Earl of Northumberland xxxvi,
a Protestant xliii, lxviii.
Shefford, see Stratford.
Sheldon, Hugh, S.J.;
makes hiding-places cxlv,
caught, sent to Wisbech and banished cxlvi.
Shelley, Owen alias Titchborn;
Novice S.J. cci,
Rector of Liége cci.
Sherwin, Ralph;
martyr 17.
Sherwood, Father; 234,
none such in the Society 249.
Sherwood, John, S.J.;
died before he came to be a Priest 249.
Shrewsbury, the Lady;
her zeal praised cclviii.
Shurley;
Mistress of Novices at St. Monica's, Louvain cxcvi.
Silisdon, Henry, S.J.;
Rector at Louvain cxcv,
Master of Novices at Liége cc, ccv,
his opinion of Fr. Gerard's talent for government ccii.
Silvester, Novice S.J.; cci.
Singleton, Dr.; cciv.
Sion House; Nuns of xxx.
Smith, Anthony;
affidavit respecting Fr. Gerard ccxlvii.
Smith, William, Bishop of Chalcedon;
Fr. Fitzherbert's letter to [pg 342] cclxii,
Fr. Gerard's letter to ccxxxviii, ccxlvi.
Southwell, Robert, S.J.; xxiv,
his journeys with Fr. Gerard xxiii,
his instructions xxv,
surprised at Mass xxxix,
lived with Countess of Arundel lvii,
maligned by Young lxvii,
tortured by Topcliffe 18,
invoked by Fr. Gerard cxxiii,
his spiritual books 132,
date of his martyrdom 282, ccli,
betrayed by Anne Bellamy ccxiv, ccxvii,
on equivocation ccxiv, ccxviii.
Southworth, John;
Fr. Gerard's bailiff, xi.
Squire;
his treason 234, 249, xcv.
Standish;
Fr. Gerard's pseudonym taken by John Wiseman, S.J. xxx.
Stanhope, Sir Thomas;
his wife Father Gerard's aunt ccliii.
Stanley, Sir William; lxii,
his wife's death cxcviii,
calls Fr. Gerard cousin cxcix,
buys the Liége property cxcix,
his forces 236.
Stanley, Sir Thomas;
took part with Mary Queen of Scots 26.
Stanny, Thomas, S.J.; xl.
Starkie;
Fr. Gerard's pseudonym taken by Thomas Wiseman, S.J., xxx.
Staunton, see Gerard.
St. Germain, Marquis of; cclviii.
Stoke Pogis;
house at cxxxv,
searched cxlvi.
Stone, Marmaduke, S.J.;
Father Gerard's MS. received by ccxlix.
Strand;
Fr. Gerard's house near clxii, ccxxiii.
Strange, Thomas, S.J.;
tortured in the Tower clxxiv,
with Fr. Gerard clxxiv, ccxxix,
taken in Warwickshire clxxvii,
Mrs. Vaux asks his release clxxxii, 140.
Stratford, Arthur alias Shefford; xvii, ccliv.
Stratforde, John;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house xliv.
Stuart Papers at Rome ccxlix.
Suffield, William;
William Wiseman's man, xli, xliv.
Suffolk, Earl of, Lord Chamberlain;
marriage proposed between his daughter and Lord Vaux 137,
reads the letter 97,
searches the vaults 99,
examines Fr. Garnett, 173,
one of Father Garnett's judges 226.
Sutton, John; lxvi.
Sutton, William, S.J.;
Fr. Gerard's tutor xii.
Swetnam, Francis;
servant to Mrs. Vaux, examined cclvi.
Talbot, Sir George, of Grafton, alias Morton;
Fr. Gerard calls him cousin cxcix,
friend of Maximilian Duke of Bavaria cc,
well received by King James and Archbishop Abbot cc,
afterwards ninth Earl of Shrewsbury cc.
Talbot, Thomas, S.J.;
Novice Master at Louvain cxcv, cclix.
Tanfield, see Gerard.
Taylor, Jeremy;
quotation from, on equivocation ccxi.
Tesimond, Oswald alias Greenway alias Philip Beaumont, S.J.; ccxlviii,
Bates' evidence against 136, 211,
accused in Proclamation 143,
proposed for attainder 165,
named by Fr. Garnett 175,
cleared by Thomas Winter 220,
crossed the sea clxxxii,
his narrative cxxvi, ccxlviii, cclv.
Thomson alias Blackburn, Wm.;
martyr xv, lxxiii.
Thorpe, John, S.J.;
letter to Lord Arundell ccxlix,
letter to Father Stone ccli.
Tichburn, Thomas;
martyr, betrayed by Atkinson cxxx.
Tierney, Mark Anthony, Canon;
on the Communion of the conspirators ccxxiii,
on the date of a quoted letter ccxxv.
Titchborn, see Shelley.
Tomson, see Gerard.
Topcliffe, Richard;
examinations by lxi, lxxxii, lxxxiv,
imprisoned lxxxvi,
a prophet lxxxvi,
tortures Fr. Southwell 18,
describes Fr. Gerard clxxxvii.
Torture in the Tower;
manner of xcvii,
effects of cv, 189.
Tower;
Sir Thomas Stanley, Sir Thomas Gerard and Mr. Roulston in 26,
Sir Thomas Gerard [pg 343] in the second time x, 27,
Father Gerard removed to xc,
Fr. Henry Walpole's cell in xc,
torture in xcvii,
beasts in cxii,
Mass in cxv,
Fr. Gerard escapes from cxvii,
Fr. Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne sent to 160,
Anne Vaux taken to 172,
Ralph Ashley and John Grissold tortured in 181,
Nicholas Owen killed by torture in 182.
Tregian, Thomas;
condemned for having an Agnus Dei 39.
Tresham, Francis;
his family 90,
out with Lord Essex 91,
joins the Plot 91,
suspected of betraying it 102,
taken. 112,
when dying retracts what he had said against Fr. Garnett 260,
when at Lord Vaux's cclvi.
Trumbol;
English Agent in Belgium cxcviii.
Tutbury Castle;
Mary Queen of Scots confined there x, ccliii, 26.
Tyrrel, Anthony;
in the Clink lxxxi.
Usher, Bishop of Armagh;
his opinion of Powder Plot ccxlviii.
Vaux, Anne; visits Mrs. Heywood cxxxviii,
returns to Lord Vaux's from a long journey 137,
her friendly offices to Father Garnett 167,
defended by him at his death 293,
deceived by the keeper 168,
taken to the Tower 172,
her confession 259.
Vaux, Edward Lord; cxxxi, 136,
marriage proposed with Earl of Suffolk's daughter 137,
has two houses three miles apart 138,
imprisoned clxxxv, cclv,
examined by Lord Salisbury 140.
Vaux, Elizabeth; cxxxi,
her courage before the Council clxxxii, 140,
imprisoned and found at Mass clxxxv.
Vaux, George;
marries Elizabeth Roper cxxxii,
at Hackney cxxxiv,
his mother cxxxv.
Vaux, Sir Ambrose; clxxiv.
Villa Mediana, Conde de;
Spanish Ambassador, cxciii, cclvii,
had Father Garnett's straw in his keeping 303.
Vitelleschi, Mutius, General S.J.;
sends to the Bishop of Chalcedon to clear Fr. Gerard cclxii.
Wade, Sir William;
Secretary to Privy Council lxxx,
examines Fr. Gerard xciii, ccxvi,
while under torture c,
professes to bring message from the Queen ci,
shows his knowledge of Fr. Garnett's house in Spital cxliii,
reviles Fr. Garnett 162,
brings him for trial 225,
takes Mr. Tresham's man 261.
Wales, Prince of; 63, 85, 91.
Walley, see Garnett.
Wallis, Richard and Wm.;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house xliv.
Walpole, Henry, S.J.;
martyr 18, xcv,
his cell in Tower xc,
invoked by Fr. Gerard cxxiii, his constancy 132.
Walpole, Michael, S.J.;
serves Fr. Gerard lxv,
reconciles a knight clxvi,
extract of a letter from ccxlv.
Walpole, Richard, S.J.;
at Valladolid, Vice-prefect of the English mission cxciv.
Walsyngham, Sir Francis;
his daughter marries Lord Dunkellin and is converted clix, clxi,
examines Br. Emerson ccliv.
Waltham, Great;
Northend in xxxi.
Watson's;
his treason hindered by Jesuits 73,
specially by Fr. Gerard 74,
and by Fr. Garnett 250,
he begs pardon of the Society at his death 132,
James' promises to him 214.
West;
a messenger between Priests ccliii.
Westmoreland;
no such of the Society 165.
Weston, William alias Edmunds, S.J.;
wears clerical dress in prison lxxxi, in Wisbech xxiv, 282,
his virtue 132.
Whitmore, Novice, S.J.; cci.
Whyneyard, Keeper of Wardrobe;
lets the vaults 99.
Whyte, Andrew, S.J.;
writes to Fr. Gerard for Green cxciii.
Wilkinson, John;
finds Father Garnett's straw 302.
Williams, see Ellis.
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Williams; his treason 234, 249, xcv.
Williamson, Ralph;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house xliv.
Willis, Ralph;
goes to Lady Gerard's xxxv,
attends on Fr. Gerard xlii, xliii,
made Priest at Rome lxv.
Wilson;
author of English Martyrology ccxlix.
Wimbish;
Braddocks in, xxx.
Winchester Nuns; xxxvii.
Winifred's (St.) Well;
Fr. Garnett's journey 78, 240, 258, cclxii,
Fr. Ouldcorne cured 284.
Winsor, the Lord;
his armoury at Warwick 107.
Winter John;
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
sent to Worcester 266,
converts a felon in prison 271,
execution 276.
Winter, Robert;
his estate and marriage 70,
joins the Plot 71,
escapes for a time 110,
taken 112,
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
his death 216.
Winter, Thomas;
one of the first conspirators 53,
of Huddington 58,
his scholarship 58,
a friend of Catesby 59,
is sent to the Constable of Spain 61, 236, 251,
wounded and taken 109,
his confession ccxxiv, 112, 200, and passim,
taken to Westminster Hall for trial 191,
his death 220,
not at Lord Vaux's cclvi.
Wisbech;
prisoners at famished 79.
Wiseman, Anne;
a Nun of Sion xxx.
Wiseman, Anne;
a widow xlii.
Wiseman, Barbara;
Abbess of Sion xxxi.
Wiseman, Bridget;
an Augustinianess at Louvain xxxi,
crosses the sea xliv.
Wiseman, George;
of Upminster, Justice of Peace xlii.
Wiseman, Jane;
an Augustinianess at Louvain xxxi,
crosses the sea xliv.
Wiseman, Jane;
daughter of Sir Edmund Huddleston xxxi,
her character lxxviii.
Wiseman, Jane;
the widow xxx,
her house at Northend xxxi,
her pilgrimage to Wisbech xxxi,
condemned to peine forte et dure xxxii,
her house searched xli,
in the Gatehouse lxxxii,
confronted with Fr. Gerard lxxxii.
Wiseman, John, S.J.;
entered the Society in Rome and died there xxx,
pseudonym of Scudamore a Priest xliii.
Wiseman, Mary;
daughter of Anne, a recusant xlii.
Wiseman, Mary;
daughter of George, a recusant xlii.
Wiseman, Robert;
in the Clink xlii,
died in battle in Belgium xxxi.
Wiseman, Thomas, S.J.;
entered the Society in Rome and died at St. Omers xxx.
Wiseman, William;
his house, Braddocks, in Wimbish, xxx,
knighted xxxi,
his descendants cclv,
visits Lady Gerard xxxv,
his arrest xlvii,
his examination xlviii,
Braddocks searched lii,
his book written in prison lxxvii,
released for money, lives near the Clink, returns to Braddocks lxxviii.
Woodroff, Lady Elizabeth; xxxvi.
Woodward;
a Priest cxxviii.
Worcester, Earl of;
one of Fr. Garnett's judges 226.
Worsley;
a pursuivant xli.
Wright,
Christopher; enters the conspiracy 70,
entrusts money to Bates 210,
sent to Flanders 236,
shot 109.
Wright, John;
one of the first conspirators 53,
his early life 59,
shot 109,
taken to Westminster Hall for trial 191.
Yelverton, Sir Christopher;
his sister converted xxvi,
one of Fr. Garnett's judges 226.
Yorke;
his treason 234, 249.
Yorke, Sir John;
brief for his prosecution cclvii.
Young, Richard;
examines John Frank xl,
William Wiseman l,
Fr. Gerard lxi, lxvii,
Brother Emerson ccliv,
takes a bribe lxix,
forswears himself lxvii, ccxviii,
dies miserably lxxix.
Zuniga, Don Pedro de;
Flemish Ambassador clxxxiv, cxciii, cclvii,
Donna Maria de cxciv.