Chapter XII: Part 12

The plot was to have a double movement; on the one hand, the
innocent loves of a boy and girl of gentle birth, living in
disguise as shepherd and dairy-maid, the 'Lord and Lady of
the Maypole,' and, on the other hand, the fortunes of an
adulteress, pursued by her husband, following her paramour
in page's attire, jealous of his attentions to other women,
ending in murder all round--'Raynes[1356] comes and invades
Sir Fastidious Overween, and is slayne by him; and then Sir
Fastidious neglects her; she comes and stabbes him, and then
herselfe.'

The scene, on the title-page, is laid, for a blind, at 'Aldford
in Cheshire, by the river Dee, St. Peters day, 1669'; but in
act i, scene 1, Aubrey, laying pretence aside, places it on
'Christian Malford green' in his own district in Wiltshire,
near Kington St. Michael, Draycot Cerne, etc.

Taken as a whole, both in what is written out and in the
anecdotes collected to be worked into the plot, the comedy
affords a terrible picture of the corruption of Aubrey's county
and times. It may be compared with the society pictures in Anne
Brontë's _The Tenant of Wildfell Hall_.

Two scenes, of the less offensive ones, may serve to give
a faint idea of this curious piece of seventeenth century
realism.>

[1357]THE COUNTREY REVELL.

=Act II, scene iii.=

A faire roome. Enter Sir Eglamour, Lady Euphrasia, Lady Pamela:
to them, Sir Eubule Nestor; then, squire Fitz-ale.

_Sir J. Fitz-ale._ Sir Eglamour, your most humble servant.

_Sir Eglamour._ Sir John Fitz-ale, the welcomest man alive.

_Fitz-ale._ Save you, ladies! I'm come to wayte on you at the famous revell here, to help celebrate the festivall of St. Peter.

_Ladyes._ Most kindly donne, Sir John! We heard you strictly kept his virgil last night at Justice Wagstaff's.

_Fitz-ale._ So strickt that none of us have been a-bed to-night, that's the trueth on't. I beleeve, since the Conquest, St. Peter had never a merrier eve observed.

_Ladyes._ Pray, Sir John, favour us to let us heare some of the mirth.

_Fitz-ale._ Why, ladies, yesterday we Cheshire gentlemen mett at a barrell of ale at the bull-ring where we sufficiently bayted both bull and barrell; and having well dranke there, staved and tayled, till 5 a-clock i' th' afternoon, wee were invited to the Justice's; where being come into the great hall wee mett for a good omen the servants labouring at heaving into the cellar a teirce of French wine, newly brought by the barge from Chester. Faith! we had a frolique, and voted it (_nemine contradicente_) to have itt sett abroach in the midest of the hall. To worke we goe, and we four knights mount the tierce, bestride it, like the _quarter files_[1358] _d'Amond_ upon one horse. Then we dranke his Majestie's health, the Queen's, and the royall family: then, faire ladies, (_he bowes_) your two healths; then, our mistresses: then, God knows who--till the cooke knockt for supper. So the tierce was reprieved till after supper, a guard sett over it. As wee were going to sitt downe to supper in the parlour a sudden quarrell arose between Sir Fastidious Overween and Captain Quarelsome about precedency. To cuffs they fell, all in confusion; the ladies cryed out, Sir Fastidious' great periwig was throwne into the fire and made an abominable stinke.

_Sir Eubule_[1359]. Blesse me! What unheard of rudenesse! This to be donne at a gentleman's house and by gentlemen, senators, parliamentary justices of the peace!

_Sir J. Fitz-ale._ In this scuffle the chiape of Capt. Quarelsome's sword hitcht in the cubboard of glasses: downe came all the glasses of the butler with a most dreadfull esclate. But this is not all--the cross-bar[1360] of Sir Fastidious' sword hitchd in my old ladie's vaile and pluckt it off, together with her periwig, and showed her poor bald old death's head.

_Sir Eubule._ Lord blesse me!

_Sir J. Fitz-ale._ The Justice and I struck in between 'em and parted 'em, and, with something more trouble then staving and tayling dog and bull[1361], they were reconciled and sate down opposite to each other. To a noble supper we sate downe.

After supper desert was brought. My country gentlemen catcht and snatchd like schoolboies and gobbt up the sweetmeats like ducks, and.... And being very drunke, some putt even marmalade into their pocketts. A noble carpet in the parlour trayled on the ground, which with their dirty bootes they made the faire edge and bordure as dirty as a woman's saddlecloth.

Supper being ended, faith! the justice would have the tother bout at the butt for a confirmation of friendship[1362] between the two antagonists. I could not refuse to help carry on such a good worke of charity. So we drank friendly on till 2 a-clock i' th' morning. By that time you may well thinke our braines were well warmd. We sung[1363], hooped, hallowd, jubilled--set the cennell of hounds all in a larum. We had the wenches and all the servants of the house to participate in the great jubilee.

Well, about daybrake 'twas the generall vote for the unhinging of the cellar dore and throwe it from the precipice of the cliffe into the Dee. The good old dore, that haz turnd on his hinges for these two centuries of yeares in the dayes of his hospitable ancestors, was taken downe, and by four tall fellowes borne to the cliffe. Hautboies[1364] loud musique playd before; the bearers followed; and then came the chiefe mourners, the butler, brewer, and pantler, weeping with blubbered eies for the decease of that had turnd out and doubled in the dayes of his hospitable ancestors:--'it was an ill omen[1365] of the fall of that ancient family.'

_Sir Eubule._ And they sayd well. I knew their Justice's grandfather and great grandfather too. <They> kept 12 men in blew coates and badges. We had no such doings in their daies. They were sober, prudent; kept good well-ordered hospitality. We are like to have a fine world when Parliament men and Justices shall give such lewd example....

_Fitz-ale._ Well! after the mourners, we came with our levetts[1366] and clarions. Then the rest. We had the sowgelder there, who loud performes the thorow-base. The dogges tooke it in turne too along the river into Chester, and sett all the dogges there barkeing.

_Ladies._ I warrant the country people thought you mad--

(_Sir Eubule_[1367]: And well they might, by my troth!)

--or that there was an insurrection of the fanatiques.

_Fitz-ale._ My tall lads[1368] hand downe the dore, and committ it from the cliff to the deepe. Downe, downe, it falls; but yet with severall bounds it made as with disdaine to be at last so servd for's long and faithfull service. Into the river Dee down dash it[1369] fell and away towards Chester swimmes, but seemed to give a[1370] mournefull _je n' scay quoy_

and, as sighing, seemed to say
Those that I trusted do my trust betray!

'Not Orpheus' harp did swimme more solempnely!
The Thracian dames that Orpheus did discoup,
Whose head and harpe they into Hebrus flang,
Were not with greater rage possest, then we!'

_Lady Euphrasia._ I swear, Sir John, you have made a very poetical[1371] description of it.

_Sir J. Fitz-ale._ Ah! I steepd[1372] my muse last night in Aganippe.

_Sir Eubule Nestor._ Ah! the Justice now may well be said to keepe an open howse.

_Sir J. Fitz-ale._ Sir Eglamour, the Justice intends to wayte on any ladies come and dine with you. Sir Fastidious and the Captaine comes with him; as also the bull-bayters, his old companions of the tappe; neither witt nor learning; impudent swearers; bestiall drinkers, a peck at a draught; hacking blades; huge colosses, with long swords, horse-skin belts; old reformados of Charles the first; sad wretches; old cinque-quaters; bacon[1373]-fac't fellowes; centaures that looke as if they could not prove the Christian; downe their beardes[1374] ... and dyed with mundungus[1375]. Now, ladies, looke to yourselves, for every one will have a smack at your lipps with their unsanctified mustaches.

_Ladies._ Bless us! I'le not come neer 'em, if they be such.

_Fitz-ale._ The Justice and's myrmidons are to drinke up 1000 of ale at mother Mackerell's.

_Sir Eubule_--drinke as in the dayes of Pantagruel.

_Fitz-ale._ Plato saies perpetuall drunkennesse is the reward of virtue.

[1376]THE COUNTREY REVELL.

=Act III, scene iii.=

An alehouse bower. Enter Mris. Maquerell, Justice Wagstaffe,
Sir John Fitz-ale, Captain Exceptious Quarrellsome, Sir
Fastidious Overween, the sowgelder, and Sir Hugh the vicar,
myrmidons.

_Justice Wagstaffe._ Mother Margery, a merry revell to you! I am come to see you according to custome.

_Margery._ I thanke your worship. You are my old guest and acquaintance, and that does stand my friend with the excisemen.

_Sir Fastidious._ Prithee, give us a cup of the best revell ale. We are come to drinke not less then 1000 of ale before we goe.

_Justice Wagstaffe_ (sings).

Come, fill us a 1000 jugges, etc.

_Margery_ (curtsies). Mr. Justice Wagstaffe, a good health to your worship!

_Wagstaffe._ I thanke thee, Margery.--How doest doe Peg[CIV.]? First, I must have a kisse. Come, let's fancy her 1/2 a crowne a piece. She's a good-natured girle.--[They give.]

[CIV.] Peg, her mayd or daughter.

_Sir John Fitz-ale._ Sir Hugh, drink to the king's health. [Sir Hugh takes off his glasse _super naculum_.]

_Sir J. Fitz-ale._ Bravely done, parson!--a true spunge of the Church of England, i' faith.

_Sir Hugh._ I'm one of the old red-nosd clergy, orthodox and canonicall.

_Sir J. Fitz-ale._ You helpe solemnize the revell.

<In MS. Aubr. 21, p. 20, Aubrey jots down an anecdote for
use here 'All the parsons herabout,' in Wiltshire, 'are
alehouse-hunters. J<ames> L<ong>, esq., hunted Sir Hugh
driefoote to the alehouse with his pack of hounds to the great
griefe of the revered divine.'>

INDEX

Abbot, abp. Geo., i. 24; ii. 26, 194.
Bp. Rob., ii. 26.
Wolston, ii. 260, 261.

Abingdon, Berks, i. 184, 185, 244; ii. 303.

Abingdon, (Bertie, lord Norreys), earl of--
-- James, 1st earl, i. 45, 53, 98, 192; ii. 9, 31.
---- Eleanor (Lee), co. of, ii. 30-32.
-- Montague, 2nd earl, ii. 31.
-- Willoughby, 3rd earl, i. 98.

Ailesbury, _see_ Aylesbury.

Aiton (Ayton), Sir John, i. 26.
Sir Rob., i. 25, 332, 365.

Albemarle, duke of, _see_ Monk, Geo.
---- Anne (Clarges), duchess of, ii. 73, 76, 77.

Albiis, Thos. de, _see_ White.

Alcorne, Rich., i. 8.

Aldington, Kent, i. 248.

Aldsworth, Mr., i. 15, 26.

Alençon, François, duc d', ii. 217.

Alesbury, _see_ Aylesbury.

Alesly, Jas., ii. 71.

Aleyn, _see_ Alleyn.

Alford, Sir Thos., ii. 219.

Allam, Andr., ii. 72.
Thos., i. 182.

Allen, H., i. 310.
Thos., i. 26-28, 84, 225, 318.
Mr., ii. 209.

Alleyn (Aleyn), Chas., i. 29.

Alsop, Dr., i. 296.

America, i. 175, 177, 307, 310; ii. 103.
-- alphabet for native language, i. 285.
-- Barbadoes, i. 210.
-- Bermudas, i. 41; ii. 97, 276.
-- Davis strait, i. 210.
-- Guiana, ii. 95, 183, 187, 188, 314.
-- Jamaica, i. 50, 53; ii. 292.
-- Maryland, i. 143.
-- Mexico, i. 137.
-- Newfoundland, ii. 314.
-- New York, ii. 127, 128.
-- Pennsylvania, i. 45; ii. 133, 134, 138.
-- Plantations, the, i. 53, 210; ii. 160.
-- Tobago, i. 45, 53.
-- Virginia, i. 207, 285, 287; ii. 49, 100, 104, 160, 262, 314.

Ampthill, Beds., i. 312; ii. 35.

Amsterdam, i. 331, 364, 376, 421; ii. 122, 130, 131.

Anderson, Sir John, i. 116.
Mr., i. 115, 116; ii. 138.

Andrewes, bp. Lanc., i. 29; ii. 2, 115, 232, 306.

Anne, consort of Jas. I, i. 25, 251, 254; ii. 14, 35.

Anstey, Mr., i. 220.

Anthony, Franc., i. 32.

Apothecaries, ii. 59, 318.

Aquapendente, H. Fabr. ab, i. 296, 304.

Arabic, i. 121; ii. 122, 224.

Archangel, ii. 90.

Archer, Thos., i. 32.

Archimedes, ii. 126.

Arderne, Jas., i. 290, 294.

Aristotle, i. 300, 357, 359, 360; ii. 201, 211, 212.

Arundel Castle, Sussex, i. 172; ii. 134.

Arundel, Thomas Howard, 14th earl, i. 75, 301, 407; ii. 110, 112, 323.
---- Aletheia (Talbot), co. of, ii. 323.

Arundell, Will. (?), i. 129.

Arundell of Wardour, Thos., 2nd baron, i. 129.

Ashindon (Escuidus), John, i. 16, 33.

Ashmole, Elias, i. 33, 163, 285, 298, 426; ii. 33, 92, 109, 113, 114,
175, 189-191, 193, 238.
-- MSS. and books in his hands, i. 26, 27, 33, 44, 59, 211, 212,
224, 229, 262, 318; ii. 33, 92, 108, 201, 247.
-- His _Theatr. Chem. Brit._ cited, i. 147, 162-170, 210; ii. 202.

Ashton, John, i. 385.
Sir Thos., i. 104.

Aspeden (Apsten), Herts., ii. 284, 290.

Aston, Sir Walt., i. 239.

Astrop, Northts., ii. 303.

Atkins, Sir Edw., i. 58, 60.
Sir Rob., i. 106.
Ald., ii. 46.

Atwood, Rich., i. 195.

Aubrey, John, i. 34-53, and _passim_.

Aubrey, Deborah, _mother_ of John, i. 33, 39-50.
Edw., i. 56, 57, 59, 60.
John, _grandfather_, i. 49, 51, 56, 59, 60; ii. 298.
Sir John, i. 315; ii. 5, 7, 8, 154, 171, 268.
Lewis, ii. 7, 8.
Mary, ii. 154.
Rachel, _grandmother_, i. 56; ii. 298.
Rich., _father_, i. 37, 38, 42, 46, 49-52; ii. 249, 298.
Thos., i. 56, 57, 59, 60.
Sir Thos., ii. 7.
Thomas, _brother_, i. 49, 95; ii. 54, 90, 161.
Wilgiford, _great-grandmother_, i. 55, 60, 61.
Sir Will., i. 59.
Dr. Will., _great-grandfather_, i. 22, 49, 51, 53-66, 211; ii. 48.
Dr. Will., of Ch. Ch., Oxon., i. 59.
Will., _brother_, i. 49, 193, 304, 323-328, 386, 389; ii. 260, 323.

Augur, Mr., i. 112.

Austin, Mr., ii. 108.

Avebury, Wilts., ii. 325.

Avon river, Som., i. 123.

Aylesbury, Sir Thos., i. 187, 188, 286; ii. 16, 291, 292.

Aylesbury, Rob. Bruce, 1st earl, ii. 305.
Thos., 2nd earl, ii. 35.

Aylmer, Brabazon, i. 88, 92.

Ayton, _see_ Aiton.

Azores, ii. 315.

Babel (Babylon) hill, Dors., i. 188.

Babylon, i. 154.

Backhouse, Sir Will., i. 318.

Bacon, Francis, i. 22, 36, 66-84, 130, 132, 177, 180, 196, 224, 288,
299, 331, 341, 348, 371, 375, 393, 394, 395; ii. 181, 194, 301,
307.

Bacon, Anne, i. 76.
Anth., i. 76, 81.
Eliz., i. 77.
Sir Nich., i. 68, 69, 76, 77, 81, 238.

Bacon, Friar Rog., i. 84, 165, 184, 187, 244.

Badd, Sir Thos., i. 84.

Badminton, Glouc., ii. 155.

Bagford, Mr., ii. 94.

Bagshawe, Edw., i. 85, 99, 187, 290; ii. 171, 261.

Baker, Mr., ii. 90, 254, 255.

Ball, John, ii. 153.
Sir Peter (Justice), ii. 180, 185, 231, 322.
Will., i. 355; ii. 322.

Baltimore, Geo., and Cecil (Calvert), 1st and 2nd baron, i. 143.

Balzac, Jean L. G., i. 14, 66, 86, 158, 282, 348.

Bancroft, abp. Rich., i. 86.

Bankes, Sir John, i. 269.
Sir Ralph, ii. 48.

Baramore, _see_ Barrymore.

Barclay, John, i. 22, 86.
Rob., i. 86.

Barker, Will., i. 385.

Barlow, bp. Thos., i. 148, 212; ii. 259.

Barnes, Jos., ii. 25.

Barrow, Isaac, M.D., i. 93.
Isaac, of Spinney Abbey, Cambr., i. 87, 93.
Isaac, bp. of St. Asaph, i. 93; ii. 257, 258.
Isaac, Master of Trin. Coll., Cambr., i. 3, 87-94, 208, 372.
Phil., i. 93.
Thos., i. 87, 88, 89, 93, 94.
Dr. ..., i. 94.

Barrymore, David Barry, 1st earl of, i. 118.
---- Alice (Boyle), co. of, i. 118.

Basket, Rev. ..., i. 158.

Basset, Will., ii. 171.

Bastwick, John, ii. 174.

Batchcroft, Thos., i. 94.

Bate (Bates), Geo., i. 95; ii. 176.
John, i. 36, 51.

Bath, Som., i. 40, 123, 169, 176, 251, 279; ii. 173, 174, 176, 186,
240-244.

Bath, John Granville, 1st earl of, ii. 76, 77[1377].

Bathurst, Geo., i. 28, 29, 300.
Ralph, i. 52, 150, 210, 371, 377; ii. 11, 16, 17, 24, 141, 158,
206, 288.
Mr., ii. 19.

Battering-ram, i. 98.

Baxter, Rich., i. 86, 373; ii. 259.

Bayes, Mr., i. 256.

Bayly, Thos. (N. I. H.), i. 364.
Thos., ii. 328.

Baynton, Sir Edw., ii. 45, 244.

Beach, Mr., i. 133-135.

Beaconsfield, Bucks., ii. 274, 277, 279.

Beaudley, Worc., ii. 259.

Beaufort, Henry Somerset, 1st duke of, ii. 155, 328.

Beaumont, Francis, i. 22, 95.

Becket, Berks., ii. 43, 47.

Bedford, Jasper Tudor, duke of, i. 315.

Bedford (Russell), earl of--
-- Fran., 2nd earl, i. 175, 177.
-- Fran., 4th earl, i. 275; ii. 78.

Bedwell, Will., i. 96.

Bee, Corn., i. 279, 281.

Beech, _see_ Beach.

Beeston, Will., i. 96; ii. 14, 227, 233, 245.

Belvoir, Leic., i. 230.

Bemerton, Wilts., i. 309; ii. 323.

Bendish, Sir Thos., i. 90.

Benese, Rich., i. 97.

Bennet, bp. Rob., i. 418.

Bere, Dors., ii. 89.

Berkeley, Miss, i. 98.

Berkhampstead, Herts., ii. 1.

Bermudas, ii. 341.

Bernard, Chas., i. 356.
Franc., i. 356, 392, 393; ii. 321, 330.

Bertie, Henry, ii. 9.
James, i. 98; ii. 31.
Vere, i. 50, 153; ii. 9.

Berwick, ii. 97, 246, 328.

Besilsleigh, Berks., ii. 84, 85, 92, 155.

Betenham, Jer., i. 67.

Betridge, Col., i. 108.

Bigge, Thos., i. 253; ii. 274, 275.

Billingsley, Sir Henry, i. 16, 99-103, 126, 212; ii. 15, 81, 111.
Sir Henry (son), i. 102.
Henry (grandson), i. 102.
Martin, i. 103.
Rich. (Rob.), i. 101, 103.
Sir Thos., i. 67, 100, 102, 103.
Sir ..., i. 100.

Bilson, bp. Thos., ii. 23.

Binnion, Rev. ..., i. 387.

Birch, John, ii. 254.
Peter, ii. 279, 280.

Birford, ..., ii. 202.

Birkenhead, Sir John, i. 104-106, 290, 360-362; ii. 157, 173.

Birkhead, Henry, i. 106, 361, 362; ii. 26.

Bishe, _see_ Bysshe.

Bishop, Col., ii. 169.

Bishops Canning, Wilts., i. 251, 252; ii. 184.

Blackburne, Rich., i. 15, 18-20, 107, 333, 359-367, 372, 386, 393,
395; ii. 113.

Blagrave, John, i. 107.

Blake, Rob., i. 107.

Blandford St. Mary's, Dors., i. 36; ii. 179, 235, 330.

Blencowe, Mr., ii. 282.

Bletchingdon, Oxon., i. 403.

Blount, Sir Chas., i. 248.
Dr. Chas., i. 109, 356 (?).
Sir Chr., ii. 251.
Sir Henry, i. 108-111, 356; ii. 207.
Sir Thos. Pope, i. 111.

Blundeville, Thos., i. 15, 77.

Blunt, _see_ Blount.

Boleyn, Anne, i. 193.

Bolton, Rob., i. 85.

Bond, Henry, i. 15.
John, i. 311.
Thos., ii. 240.

Bonham, Thos., i. 108, 111, 424.

Bonner, Edm., i. 111.

Booker, John, i. 112, 318.

Boothby, Mr., ii. 107.

Boston, Mr., i. 311.

Boswell, Sir Will., i. 73, 211, 212; ii. 130.

Bourman, Thos., ii. 2.
Sir ..., ii. 245.

Bourne, Mr., i. 417, 424.

Bovey, Jas., i. 112-115, 141, 305; ii. 271.

Bowman, Franc., i. 371; ii. 197.
Mr., i. 110.

Boyle, Lewis, i. 120.
Robert, i. 118, 120, 372, 411, 412; ii. 182.

Bradon forest, Wilts., i. 343; ii. 135.

Bradshaw, Sarah, ii. 61.
Mr., ii. 229.

Bradstock (Bradenstoke) abbey, Wilts., ii. 322.

Bramhall, John, i. 363, 373.

Brampton (Bramston), Sir Franc., ii. 78.

Bramston, Sir Muddiford, i. 104.

Branker, Thos., ii. 126.

Brawne, Sir J., i. 239.

Brecon (town), i. 54, 59:
(shire), i. 46, 51, 59, 276, 313.

Breda, i. 121; ii. 45, 76, 122, 124, 130, 131.

Brent, Sir Nath., ii. 245.

Brentford, Midd., ii. 99.

Brereton, (Brereton), baron--
-- Will., 3rd baron, i. 121; ii. 124, 125.
-- Rob., 4th baron, ii. 124, 125.

Brereton, Sir Will., i. 122.

Brerewood, Edw., i. 122.

Brett, Arth., i. 123.

Bridges, Gabr., i. 204.

Bridgewater, John Egerton, 1st earl of, i. 245.

Bridgman, Sir Orl., ii. 208.

Briggs, Henry, i. 16, 123-125, 261; ii. 98, 215, 292, 295.

Bright, Henry, ii. 162.

Brightman, Thos., i. 125.

Bristol, Glouc., i. 36, 123, 128, 147, 185, 277, 314, 315, 403, 404;
ii. 297-299, 331, 332.

Bristol, (Digby) earl of--
-- John, 1st earl, ii. 183.
-- Geo., 2nd earl, i. 227.

Broadway, Dors., ii. 323.

Brocas, Rich., ii. 322.

Broke, _see_ Brooke.

Brokenborough, Wilts., i. 322-324, 391.

Brome (Broome), Alex., i. 126, 356.
Henry, i. 126, 156, 267; ii. 286.

Bromley, Sir Thos., ii. 35.

Bromham (Bronham), Wilts., ii. 244, 294.

Brooke, (Greville) baron--
-- Fulke, 1st baron, i. 67, 205, 275; ii. 250.
-- Robert, 2nd baron, i. 188, 275.
---- Catherine (Russell), baroness, i. 275.
-- Robert, 4th baron, ii. 134.

Brooke (Broke, Brookes), Chr. (of Oxford), i. 126; ii. 106, 110, 114.
Chr. (of Lond.), ii. 49, 50.
Marg., i. 219.
N., i. 221.
Rob., i. 87.

Broome, _see_ Brome.

Broughton, Edw., i. 127, 128; ii. 331.
Eliz., i. 127.

Brouncker, (Brouncker), viscount--
--Will., 1st visc., i. 129.
---- Winifred (Leigh), viscountess, i. 129.
-- Will., 2nd visc., i. 128, 161, 269; ii. 146, 147, 312.

Browne, Anth., i. 37, 316.
Israel[1378], i. 49.
Sir Thos., M.D., i. 37, 210, 211.
Thos., ii. 218, 248.
Will. (poet), i. 130, 312.
Will. (Trin. Coll., Oxf.), i. 173, 174.
Maj.-gen., ii. 74.
Mr., i. 210.

Brownrigg, bp. Ralph, ii. 285.

Bruce of Kinloss, Edward, 1st baron, i. 157.
Rob., 4th baron, ii. 305.

Bruen, Mr., ii. 48.

Bryanstone, Dors., ii. 202.

Buckhurst, Charles Sackville[1379], lord, ii. 34.

Buckingham, (Villiers), duke of--
-- George, 1st duke, i. 77, 202, 205; ii. 14, 100, 209, 270.
-- George, 2nd duke, i. 137, 189, 190, 207; ii. 270, 301.

Buckingham, Mary Villiers, co. of, ii. 270.

Buckinghamshire, i. 178.

Budleigh, East, Devon, ii. 192.

Bulbridge, Wilts., ii. 89.

Bullen, Anne, i. 193.

Bullialdus, Israel, ii. 59, 289, 290.

Bullock, Edward, ii. 265.

Buntingford, Herts., ii. 283, 290.

Burched, H., ii. 124.

Burges, Mr., i. 48.

Burghill, Dr., ii. 78.

Burghley, William Cecil, baron, i. 61, 158, 237; ii. 28.

Burhill, Rob., ii. 194.

Burlington, (Boyle), earl of--
-- Rich., 1st earl, i. 116, 118, 175-177.

Burnet, bp. Gilb., i. 166, 169; ii. 304.

Burt, Will., ii. 265.

Burton, Hen., ii. 174.
Rob., i. 130.

Bury St. Edmunds, Suff., ii. 311.

Busby, Rich., i. 146, 217, 285, 410; ii. 127, 128, 197, 240, 257,
292, 293.

Bushell, Thos., i. 71, 72, 83, 130-135, 331.

Bussey, Rev. ..., i. 184.

Butler, Sam., ('Hudibras'), i. 135-138, 146, 175, 204, 342, 371, 381;
ii. 210, 277.
Will., i. 126, 138-144; ii. 98.

Butts, John, i. 270.

Bysshe (Bishe), Edw., i. 239, 355; ii. 89.

Cadiz, i. 223.

Cadnam, Mr., ii. 262.

Caen, ii. 140.

Caesar, Sir Julius, i. 75.
Mr., ii. 173.

Caliver, a, ii. 320.

Calne, Wilts., ii. 202.

Calvert, Cecil, Geo., Leon., i. 143, 144.

Cambridge (University), i. 76, 90, 93, 137, 141, 142, 178, 269, 309;
ii. 53, 59, 102, 124, 171, 240, 280, 284, 293, 332.
(Town), i. 90, 91, 92, 103, 360.
The play at, i. 180.
Great St. Mary's, i. 30, 139, 140; ii. 302.

Cambridge (colleges)--
-- Caius, i. 94, 268, 295, 296; ii. 284, 313-315.
-- Christ's, ii. 32, 63, 67, 68, 114, 293.
-- Clare Hall, i. 138, 139, 142, 180; ii. 86.
-- Emmanuel, i. 29; ii. 280.
-- St. John's, i. 123, 174, 175; ii. 29, 284.
-- King's, i. 139, 143; ii. 86, 106, 113, 204, 236, 275, 307.
-- Magdalene, ii. 157.
-- Pembroke Hall, i. 29, 403; ii. 3, 232, 234.
-- Peterhouse, i. 88.
-- Queens', i. 95, 200, 203, 247, 248.
-- Sidney, i. 257; ii. 108, 283, 284, 288.
-- Trinity, i. 76, 88, 89, 93, 107, 414; ii. 11, 17, 114, 122, 196,
257, 301.

Camden, Will., i. 42, 144-147, 267, 322, 392; ii. 11, 15, 42, 57, 206,
232, 325.

Camden (Came Down), Dors., ii. 323.

Canons Ashby, Northts., i. 240.

Canterbury, i. 206, 296; ii. 84, 217, 266.

Canterbury, abp. of, ii. 124.

Canynges, Will., i. 147.

Caporavio, ..., ii. 328.

Carberry, (Vaughan), earl of, ii. 95, 292.

Cardiff, Glam., i. 315; ii. 55, 171.

Cardiganshire, i. 131.

Carew, Thos., i. 34.

Carey, Sir Edm., i. 193.

Carisbrooke Castle, I. of W., i. 197, 207.

Carlisle, Anne Howard, co. of Charles, 1st earl, ii. 325.

Carlton, Sir Dudley, i. 279.

Carnarvon, (Dormer), earl of, i. 130, 312.

Carnwarth, Rob. Dalzell, 2nd earl of, i. 191.

Carteret, Phil., i. 290.
..., ii. 174.

Cartwright, Will., i. 148.

Casaubon, Isaac, i. 96.

Caspars, J. B., i. 354.

Castlehaven, Mervyn Touchet, 2nd earl, i. 71, 121.

Castlemaine, (Palmer), earl of--
-- Roger, 1st earl, ii. 176.
---- Barbara (Villiers), co. of, i. 128.

Catafalque, ii. 10, 77, 321.

Cavendish, Sir Chas., i. 153, 366, 370, 386.
Col. Chas., i. 154-157.
Tho., ii. 192.

Cavendish of Hardwick, Will., 1st baron, i. 396.

Chalk, Broad Chalk, Wilts., i. 40, 44, 316; ii. 76, 113, 275, 307,
333.

Chaloner, Jas., i. 160.
Rich., ii. 275.
Sir Thos., i. 69.
Thos. (father), i. 159, 160.
Thos. (son), i. 159; ii. 55.

Chamberlayne, Edw., ii. 324.
Hugh, ii. 60.

Champernowne, Kath., i. 262; ii. 178.

Chandos, baron, i. 423.

Chantrel, Mr., ii. 102.

Chapell, Mr., ii. 63.

Charles I, Prince Charles, i. 104, 108, 118, 148, 151, 156, 159, 171,
196, 206, 218, 288, 289, 297, 333; ii. 2, 13, 44, 52, 56, 93,
150, 186, 208, 267, 280, 318 (?).

Charles II, Charles Prince of Wales, i. 86, 87, 124, 207, 218, 219,
239, 283, 297, 335, 338-343, 354, 368, 371, 381, 385, 394, 395,
397, 402, 403, 405; ii. 8, 28, 45, 58, 74-78, 80-83, 103-105,
111, 119, 123, 127, 133, 134, 138, 143, 176, 195, 202, 232, 237,
238, 241, 252, 255, 276, 277, 286, 287, 318, 330.

Charleton, Francis, ii. 11.
Walt., i. 67, 161, 371; ii. 300.

Charlton, Wilts., i. 323, 391.

Charnock, Tho., i. 162-170.

Chaucer, Geoffrey, i. 96, 170, 189, 193, 219; ii. 318, 319.

Chelsea, Middl., i. 70, 75, 131, 196, 271, 284, 307, 313; ii. 82, 84,
330.

Cheshire, i. 267, 293, 427; ii. 307, 326.

Chester (city), i. 131.

Chester, Chas., ii. 184.

Cheynell, Fran., i. 172, 174.

Chichester, Sussex, i. 172.

Chichley, Sir Tho., ii. 79.

Chigwell, Essex, ii. 132.

Child, Tho., ii. 179.

Chillingworth, Will., i. 151, 171, 370.

Chippenham, Wilts., i. 242; ii. 181.

Chivers, Secole, ii. 326.

Christ Church, Hants., ii. 97, 288.

Clarendon, (Hyde) earl of--
-- Edward, 1st earl, i. 136, 373, 426; ii. 4, 6, 291.
-- Henry, 2nd earl, i. 12, 426, 427; ii. 291.

Clarendon park, Wilts., ii. 247.

Clarges, Anne, ii. 73, 76, 77.
Tho., ii. 73, 76.

Clark, Ben., ii. 133, 136, 138.
Deborah, ii. 61, 68.
Sir Francis, ii. 93.
Geo., ii. 173.
John, i. 255.

Clavell, John, i. 174.

Clavius, Chr., i. 94, 333.

Cleonardus, Nic., i. 144.

Cleveland, John, i. 174.

Clifford of Lanesborough, Chas. Boyle, 3rd baron, ii. 13.

Clifford Castle, Heref., ii. 172.

Clinton, Edw. Fiennes, baron, i. 235.

Clinton, Gervase, i. 396.

Clun, ..., ii. 14.

Cluverus, Joh., i. 338.
Mr., ii. 126.

Coaches, i. 60, 340, 347; ii. 249, 267, 323.

Cobham, Henry Brooke, baron, ii. 187.

Cockaine, Mr., i. 71.

Codrington, Jane, i. 34.

Coke, Sir Edw., i. 56, 57, 70, 178, 197, 290; ii. 150, 194, 246, 318.
Frances, i. 197.
Roger, i. 178, 290.

Colbert, J. B., i. 180; ii. 59.

Coldwell, bp. John, i. 202.

Cole, Dr., i. 137.
Mr., ii. 312.

Colepeper, John, 1st baron, i. 218.
Thos., 2nd baron, ii. 262.

Colepeper (Culpeper), Nich., i. 318.

Colet, John, i. 181.

Coley, Henry, i. 48, 49, 52, 181, 393, 425; ii. 105, 118, 260.

Collins, John, i. 153, 159, 182; ii. 111, 293, 312, 315, 316, 332.
Mark, ii. 207.
Sam., i. 8; ii. 284, 307.
Mr., ii. 195.

Colyton, Devon, ii. 192.

Combe, John, ii. 226.

Compostella, i. 147.

Conant, John, i. 210.

Confucius, i. 115.

Conquest, Sir Edm., ii. 93.

Constable, Sir John, i. 77.

Constantinople, i. 90, 91, 108.

Conyers, Mr., ii. 191.

Conyoke, Mr., ii. 50.

Cooke, Anne, i. 76.
Arnold, i. 309.
Sir Rob., i. 309.

Cooper (Cowper), Alex., i. 222.
Sam., i. 136, 150, 182, 222, 338, 340, 354, 368, 394, 410; ii. 115,
145.
Bp. Tho., i. 36, 120, 183.

Coote, Dr., i. 309.

Copernicus, Nic., i. 238, 419; ii. 59.

Corbet, Edw., ii. 244.
Bp. Rich., i. 183-188, 270, 286; ii. 310.
Vinc. (sen.), i. 183, 184.
Vinc. (jun.), i. 187.

Cork, ii. 133.

Cork, (Boyle), earl of--
-- Rich., 1st earl, i. 8, 115-120.
---- Cath. (Fenton), co. of, i. 116, 117.
-- Rich., 2nd earl, i. 116, 118, 175, 176, 177.
---- Eliz. (Clifford), co. of, i. 175, 177.

Cornbury, Oxon., i. 194.

Cornwall, ii. 95, 329.

Cornwalleys, Sir Franc., ii. 225.
Mr., i. 228, 231.

Coryat, Tho., i. 188; ii. 51-53.

Cosens, bp. John, i. 353, 398; ii. 287.

Cosh, major, i. 185; ii. 78, 93, 185.

Cosham, Wilts., i. 193.

Cossinet, Fran., ii. 237.

Cothorne, Mr., ii. 128.

Cottington, Fran., baron, ii. 145.

Cotton, Chas., ii. 38.
Sir John, ii. 219, 225.
Sir Rob., i. 74, 212; ii. 219, 224.
Sir Tho., ii. 224.

Coventry, Sir Tho., ii. 29.

Coventry, Warw., i. 150, 256, 406.

Cowbridge, Glam., ii. 5-7.

Cowley, Abr., i. 76, 189, 219, 226, 368, 377.
..., i. 193.

Cowper, _see_ Cooper.

Cox, lady, ii. 251.

Cradock, Franc., i. 290.
Zach., ii. 278.
..., i. 191.

Crane, John, i. 139.

Cranfield, Arthur, ii. 50.

Cressy, Hugh, i. 150, 427.

Cribbage, ii. 245.

Croft, bp. Herb., i. 39.
Sir ..., ii. 258.

Cromwell, Oliver, i. 90, 132, 155, 156, 196, 268, 290, 328, 335; ii.
10, 32, 37, 45, 47, 53, 65, 70, 72, 74, 79, 123, 131, 274, 276,
281, 301, 316, 322.
Rich., ii. 46, 123, 301.

Crooke, Andr., i. 359, 360, 364, 369.
Will., i. 333-391; ii. 29.

Croone, Will., i. 191, 290.

Crowther, Jos., ii. 255.

Croydon, Surrey, i. 200.

Crump, Mr., ii. 94.

Cruso, John, i. 58.

Cuff, Henry, i. 179.

Culpeper, _see_ Colepeper.

Cumberland, (Clifford), earl of Cumberland, i. 175-177.
-- George, 3rd earl, i. 175; ii. 315.
-- Henry, 5th earl, i. 176.

Curle, bp. Walt., i. 173.

Curtin, Sir Will., i. 191.

Curwyn, Mr., i. 280.

Cusa, Nich. di, ii. 319.

Cutler, Sir John, ii. 411, 412.

Dale, Val., i. 56, 58.

Dalen, ..., i. 221.

Danby, (Henry Danvers), earl of, i. 192, 193, 195, 196, 258; ii. 31,
247.

Danby, Tho. Osborne, earl of, ii. 105.

Daniel, Sam., i. 230.

Dantesey, _see_ Dauntesey.

Danvers, Anne, i. 196; ii. 31, 32.
Sir Chas., i. 192, 194.
Chas., i. 310.
Eliz. (Nevill), i. 193.
Eliz., _see_ Purbec.
Grace (Hughes), i. 196.
Henry, _see_ Danby.
Mr. Henry, i. 196, 258.
Jane, i. 310.
Sir John (obiit 1594), i. 195; ii. 247.
Sir John (regicide), i. 70, 75, 124, 131, 134, 178, 180, 195, 196,
230, 244, 245, 258, 307, 308, 313; ii. 12, 30, 31, 32, 82.
Mr. John, i. 195, 196, 248.
Magdalen, i. 195, 307, 313; ii. 16.
Rachel and Rich., i. 56; ii. 298.
Sir Rob., i. 196.
R., i. 194.
Rob., _see_ Purbec.
Tho., i. 309, 310.

Danvers-Villiers, family, i. 196.

Dartmouth, Geo. Legge, baron, i. 194.

Dary, Mich., i. 198.

Dauntsey, Wilts., i. 124, 192-194, 196, 310.

Davenant, Chas., i. 137, 209.
Edw., merchant, i. 198, 199, 200.
Dr. Edw., i. 42, 183, 198-203, 257; ii. 86, 302.
Jas., i. 203.
John, vintner, i. 204.
Bp. John, i. 198-204, 257; ii. 289.
John, barrister, i. 52, 198, 203.
Nich., i. 204.
Rev. Rob., i. 204, 206; ii. 244.
Sir Will., i. 171, 204-209, 216, 275, 360, 370; ii. 55, 82, 103,
226, 233, 240-244.

Davenport, John, i. 209.

Davis (Davies, Davys), capt. John, i. 210.
Sir (Dr.) John, i. 212.
Dr. John (Welsh dict.), i. 324.
John, of Kidwelly, i. 306, 352; ii. 228, 299, 322.
Mr., i. 98.
Mr., i. 308.

Davison, Dr., i. 336.

Davton, Tho., i. 168.

Dawes, Jon., i. 91.

Day, John, i. 100.

Dayrell, Sir John, ii. 292, 295.
Miss ..., i. 292, 295.

Dean, Forest of, ii. 327.

Decretz, Emanuel, ii. 10, 55, 167.

Dee, Arthur, i. 210-212.
John, i. 16, 33, 59, 61, 65, 100, 210, 215, 237, 238, 262.
Rowl. (sen.), i. 211.
Rowl. (jun.), i. 210.

Deekes, Jon., i. 387.

Deere, Tho., i. 215; ii. 144.

Deering, Sir ..., ii. 153.

Delamaine, ..., ii. 111.

Delaune, Gideon, i. 216.

Delawarr, Chas. West, 5th baron, ii. 272.

Dell, Mary, i. 385.

Denham, Eleanor, i. 217.
Sir John, judge, i. 216, 217, 219; ii. 18.
Sir John, poet, i. 190, 206-208, 216-221, 263; ii. 18, 217, 233,
306.
Margaret, i. 219.

Deodati, Carlo, ii. 63.

Deptford, Kent, ii. 295.

Derby, (Stanley), earl of--
-- Edw., 3rd earl, i. 233.
-- Will., 6th earl, i. 229.

Derby, Mr., ii. 311.

Des Cartes, René, i. 201, 221, 261, 366, 367, 411.

de Valke, _see_ Valke.

Devonshire, i. 262, 306, 354; ii. 72, 182.

Devonshire, (Cavendish), earl of--
-- Will, 1st earl, i. 331, 396.
-- Will., 2nd earl, i. 154, 156, 330, 331, 347, 386, 393, 396.
---- Christian (Bruce), co. of, i. 154, 156, 157, 396, 397.
-- Will., 3rd earl, i. 154, 341, 346, 351, 354, 355, 357, 364, 383,
385, 386, 395, 396, 397.

Dewes, Sir Symond, ii. 311.

Digby, Sir Everard, i. 213, 223, 224.
Geo., i. 231.
Sir John, i. 224, 225; ii. 241, 244.
Mr. John, i. 223, 228, 229, 231.
Sir Ken., i. 28, 37, 131, 190, 224-233, 367; ii. 34, 113.
Mr. Kenelm, i. 227, 231.
Venetia (Stanley), i. 127, 226, 229-233.

Digby of Geashill, Robert, 1st baron, i. 118.

Digges, Dudley, i. 233, 236.
Leon., i. 16, 233-239.
Tho., i. 16, 233, 235, 236-239.

Dighton, Mr., i. 422.

Dinton, Wilts, i. 427.

Dobson, Gerard, ii. 274, 278, 280.
Judith, ii. 318.
Will., i. 38, 51, 78; ii. 318.
..., i. 78.

Dockwra (Dockery), Will., ii. 91, 324.

Dod, John, ii. 300.

Dodington, Sir Fran., ii. 37.

Dodson, Rev. ..., i. 101.

Dolman, Sir Tho., i. 293.

Domville, Silas, ii. 256.

Donne, John, i. 59, 68, 307, 308, 313, 418; ii. 14, 50.

Donnington Castle, Berks., i. 170.

Dorchester, Henry Pierrepoint, marq. of, i. 138; ii. 207.

Dore Abbey, Heref., i. 423.

Dorset, (Sackville), earl of--
-- Tho., 1st earl, i. 229; ii. 209, 210.
-- Rob., 2nd earl, i. 229; ii. 209.
-- Rich., 3rd earl, i. 67, 100, 115, 127, 175, 177, 226, 229, 230,
231; ii. 209, 246.
---- Anne (Clifford), co. of, i. 175, 177, 239.
-- Edw., 4th earl, i. 171; ii. 115, 210.
-- Rich., 5th earl, i. 104; ii. 209.
---- Frances (Cranfield), ii. 210.
-- Chas., 6th earl, i. 21; ii. 210.
_See_ Buckhurst.

Dorsetshire, i. 84, 262.

Douay, i. 171.

Douch, John, ii. 24, 27.

Dover, countess of, ii. 31.

Downton, Wilts., ii. 178, 184.

Drake, Arth., i. 194.
Sir Franc., ii. 189, 192.

Draper, John, ii. 100.

Draycot, Draycot Cerne, Wilts., i. 176, 388; ii. 184.

Drayton, Mich., i. 239; ii. 30.

Drew, John, i. 251, 252.

Droitwich, Worc., i. 230, 232, 285.

Drury, Will., i. 58.

Dryden, Erasmus, i. 240; ii. 232.
John, i. 25, 97, 209, 240, 241, 257, 372; ii. 55, 67, 72, 232, 279.

Dublin, i. 149, 216; ii. 68, 101-103, 138, 143, 147, 154, 264.

Ducket, Will., ii. 327.

Dudley, Henry, i. 28.

Dugdale, Sir John, i. 209, 241.
Sir Will., i. 33, 51, 133, 146, 181, 233, 241, 267, 275, 312, 317,
355, 418; ii. 89, 219, 226, 232, 237.

Duke, Dr., i. 135.
Mr., ii. 192.

Dumoulin, Louis, ii. 29, 206.
Peter, ii. 69.

Dun, Sir Daniel, i. 53, 56, 65.

Duncomb, Sir John, i. 263.
Dr., i. 149.
Mr., ii. 110.

Dungannon, Anne Trevor, visc., ii. 154.

Dunkirk, i. 287; ii. 87, 256.

Dunmore, John, i. 92.

Dunning, Mr., i. 190.

Dunstable, Sir John, i. 242.
Mr., i. 178, 180.

Dunstan, Saint, i. 242.

Duport, Dr., i. 89.

Duppa, Brian, i. 281.

Durham, ii. 261.

Dutch, the, _see_ Holland.

Earles, bp. John, i. 95, 96, 145, 151, 152; ii. 28, 76, 214.

Easton Piers, Wilts., i. 35, 36, 40, 44, 49, 51.

Eastwell, Kent, i. 419.

Eastwood, John, i. 33.

Edgar, king, ii. 255.

Edgehill, Warw., i. 108, 148, 297.

Edinburgh, i. 422; ii. 99.

Edmund, Saint, (Rich), i. 244.

Edward the Confessor, i. 241.

Edward I, i. 185.
Edw. II, i. 260.
Edw. III, ii. 56.
Edw. VI, ii. 199.

Egerton, Sir John and Sir Rich., i. 244.
Sir Thos., _see_ Ellesmere.
Maj-gen., ii. 22, 93.

Egham, Surrey, i. 217, 219, 221; ii. 306.

Eglionby, Geo., i. 151, 370.

Elector, the Prince, _see_ Palatine.

Elgin, Tho. Bruce, 1st earl, i. 312; ii. 35.

Elizabeth, queen, i. 28, 54, 55, 58, 59, 61, 145, 193, 213, 214, 319,
420; ii. 32, 180, 181, 183, 186, 214, 217, 267, 270.

Elizabeth, daughter of James I, i. 295; ii. 14, 225.

Ellesmere, Salop, i. 245.

Ellesmere, Tho. Egerton, baron, i. 69, 122, 244; ii. 13, 52.

Elowys, Sir John. ii. 178, 189, 195.

Elsing, Henry, ii. 108.

Elyot, Sir Tho., i. 69.

Emerson, H., ii. 306.

Enstone, Oxon., i. 131-135, 229, 233.

Ent, Sir Geo., i. 245, 247, 248, 299, 301, 370, 379, 380, 382; ii.
265.
Mr. Geo., i. 245, 380; ii. 264.

Erasmus, i. 154, 240, 241, 246-250; ii. 83-85, 319.

Erigena, Joannes, i. 391.

Esher, Surrey, ii. 309.

Essex, ii. 4, 13, 63, 95, 123, 124, 131.

Essex, Sir ..., ii. 43.

Essex, (Devereux), earl of--
-- Walt., 1st earl, ii. 250, 251.
---- Lettice (Knolles), co. of, ii. 251.
-- Rob., 2nd earl, i. 69, 76, 179, 192, 222; ii. 251.
-- Rob., 3rd earl, ii. 10, 321.

Estcott, Rich., i. 220.

Estcourt, Geo., i. 160.

Estrées, César d', cardinal, and Jean d', admiral, i. 283.

Etching, i. 407.

Etherege, Geo., i. 15.

Eton College, i. 120, 278-281, 418; ii. 105, 106, 113, 214-216, 236,
274, 278, 307.

Ettrick, Anth., i. 43, 47, 52, 116, 119, 203, 250; ii. 18, 89, 161,
172.
Will., i. 250.
Mrs., i. 202.

Evans, Rev. ..., i. 328, 393.

Evelyn, John, i. 53, 250, 407, 408; ii. 109, 112.

Everard, Mr., ii. 236.

Exeter, ii. 193.

Exeter, John Cecil, 4th earl of, i. 158.

Ewyas Lacy, Heref., i. 423.

Eynsham, Oxon., i. 233.

Eyres, Sam., ii. 27.

Fabricius, Germanus, ii. 69.

Fairfax, Will., ii. 234.

Fairfax of Cameron, Tho., 3rd baron, i. 250; ii. 70, 87, 207.

Fairfax of Emley, Will., 3rd, and Tho., 4th, visc., i. 88.

Fairstead, Essex, ii. 265.

Falcanti, Giovanni, ii. 318.

Faldo, J., ii. 137.
Mrs., i. 212-214.

Fale, Tho., i. 15.

Falkland, (Cary), viscount--
-- Henry, 1st visc., i. 149.
-- Lucius, 2nd visc., i. 149-153, 172-174, 365; ii. 275, 287.
---- Lettice (Morison), viscountess, i. 149, 150.
-- Henry, 3rd visc., i. 208; ii. 45.
-- Anth., 4th visc., i. 149.

Fanshawe (Fenshawe), John, ii. 27.
Sir Rich., ii. 55.
Mrs., ii. 24, 25.

Farnaby, Tho., i. 29, 72, 106.

Farnham Castle, Surr., i. 218.

Farr, Mr., i. 110.

Faucet, Mr., i. 67.

Faulkner, Eliz., i. 231.
Nich., i. 387.

Fell, John. i. 2, 19, 343-346; ii. 309-311.
Sam., i. 185; ii. 233.

Felsted, Essex, i. 88, 116.

Felton, John, i. 205.

Fenshawe, _see_ Fanshawe.

Fenton, Sir Geoff., i. 116, 117, 120.
Sir Maur., ii. 142.

Feriby, Geo., i. 251.

Field, John, i. 92.
Rich., ii. 38.

Fielding, Rob., i. 197.

Fiennes, Sir Edw., i. 235.

Filmore, Sir Rob., i. 145.

Finch, Sir Moyle, i. 419.

Fisher, Sir Rich. (Tho.), ii. 261, 263.
Will., ii. 98.
..., ii. 36.

Fiske, Nich., i. 252.

Fitzgerald family, i. 118.

Fitz-hamond, Sir Rob., i. 315.

Fitz-hardinge, Chas. Berkeley, visc., i. 98.

Fitz-william, Will., 2nd baron, ii. 312.

Flamsted, Edm., i. 261.
John, i. 8, 285.

Flatman, Tho., i. 252; ii. 152, 305.

Fleetwood, Sir Gerard, ii. 30.
Sir Will., i. 253.
Sir Will., ii. 30.

Flesher, J., i. 103.

Fletcher, Giles, i. 213.
John, i. 95, 96, 254; ii. 317.

Florence, i. 319, 366; ii. 270.

Florio, John, i. 254.

Fludd, Tho., i. 145, 308; ii. 105, 196.

Fobbing, Essex, ii. 123, 124, 127, 131.

Folkestone, Kent, i. 295.

Ford, Sir Edw., i. 255.
Henry, i. 290.

Foresthill (Fosthill), Oxon., ii. 61, 64, 65.

Fortescue, Sir John, i. 229.

Foster, Sam., i. 256.

Foughelston (Fugglestone), Wilts., i. 309.

Fountains Abbey, Yorks., i. 177.

Fowler, John and Kath., ii. 152, 153.

Foxe, John, i. 256, 268.
Sam., i. 257.
Mr., ii. 104.

France, i. 54, 61, 63, 153, 181, 270, 283, 315, 399, 402; ii. 32, 59,
72, 80, 81, 86, 133, 140, 180, 241, 242, 252, 302.
Enslavement of Protestants in, i. 45, 270.
Refuge of Royalists, i. 105, 206, 207, 334, 369, 370, 397, 398; ii.
276.
Sphere of educational travel, i. 39, 47, 90, 94, 112, 154, 159, 288,
296, 396, 397, 398; ii. 7, 36, 44, 63, 132, 156, 240, 247, 304.
French language, i. 113, 181, 254; ii. 68, 87, 122, 133, 140, 156,
164, 170.
Charles VIII, ii. 320.
Francis I, i. 241, 249, 315.
Henry III, ii. 217.
Henry IV, i. 81.
Louis XIII, ii. 81, 96.
Louis XIV, i. 50, 106, 181, 207, 270, 353, 384; ii. 81, 120, 252.

Freeman, Ralph, ii. 284, 285, 290.
Mr., ii. 283.

French, Peter and Robina, ii. 300.

Fromantle, Mr., ii. 59.

Fromundz, Jane, i. 215.

Fulham, Midd., i. 74, 254; ii. 94, 119.

Fuller, Nich., i. 31, 257.
Tho, i. 29, 60, 100, 118, 126, 144, 158, 249, 257, 267; ii. 223,
310.
Mr., ii. 148.

Furbisher, Simon, i. 258.

Gadbury, John, i. 215, 241, 252, 258, 356, 392, 393; ii. 99, 104, 139,
324.
Will., i. 258.

Gainsborough, Lincs., i. 155, 156.

Gale, Peter, i. 47.
Dr. Tho., i. 84, 94, 139, 140, 143, 190, 259, 282; ii. 95, 191.
Will., i. 388.

Galileo, i. 366.

Gardiner, bp. Steph., i. 69.
Mr., i. 45.

Gargrave, lady, i. 196.

Garnet, Anne, i. 310.

Garnons, Mr., ii. 254.

Garsington, Oxon., i. 29; ii. 22, 23, 25.

Garth, Rol., i. 265.

Gascoigne, Will., i. 260; ii. 79-81.

Gassendi, Pierre, i. 366, 367, 398.

Gastrell, Mr., ii. 260.

Gataker, Chas. and Tho., i. 151.

Gawen, ..., i. 316.

Gay, Anne, i. 388, 389.

Gayton, Edm., ii. 47.

Gazaeus, Angelinus, i. 242.

Gellibrand, Henry, i. 261, 366; ii. 295.

Geneva, ii. 63.

George, Hugh, i. 59.

Gerard, Gerard, i. 246.
Mr., i. 262.

Gerard of Brandon, Chas., 1st baron, ii. 4, 28.

Germany, i. 100, 113, 159; ii. 54, 133.
Sphere of educational travel, i. 90, 112, 159; ii. 240, 247.
Language, High Dutch, i. 113, 375; ii. 69, 87, 122, 125, 170.
Low Germany, _see_ Holland.
Emperor, (?) Rodolph II, ii. 43.
Ferdinand III, i. 407.
Leopold I, i. 412.

Gibbon (Gibbons), Chr., i. 196.
John, i. 241, 242, 268; ii. 296.
Mr., ii. 173.

Gibson, Edw., i. 126.

Gilbert, Adrian, i. 262, 311; ii. 178.
Will., i. 73.

Gill, Alex. (sen.), i. 171, 262-266.
Alex. (jun.), i. 171, 174, 262-266.
Thos., ii. 264.

Gillingham, Dors., i. 200-203.

Glanville, Jos., i. 266, 285.

Glastonbury, Som., i. 243.

Glendower, Owen, i. 267.

Glisson, Fran., ii. 167.

Gloucester (city), i. 147, 151, 315, 422; ii. 249, 252, 329:
(shire), i. 278; ii. 319.

Gloucester, Henry Stuart, duke of, i. 218.

Glover, Rob., i. 267.

Glyn, John, i. 137.

Goclenius, ..., ii. 54, 174.

Godbid, A., i. 182. W., i. 255.

Goddard, Jon., i. 268.

Godfrey, Sir Edm. Bury, i. 269, 320.
Mr., i. 141.

Godolphin, Sir Fran., ii. 27.
Sidney, i. 98, 365, 371; ii. 275.

Goldman, Mr., ii. 119.

Gondomar, i. 244.

Goodall, Stephen, i. 133, 135.

Goodman, Gabriel, dean of Westminster, i. 60.

Goodwyn, Tho., i. 269.
Will., i. 185; ii. 214.

Goodyear, Henry, ii. 51.
Mr., i. 131, 134.

Gore, Tho., i. 270; ii. 43, 260.

Goresuch, Mr., i. 270.

Gorges, Arthur, sen. and jun., i. 270, 271.
Ferd., i. 192.

Gorges of Dundalk, Edm., 1st baron, ii. 78.

Gorhambury, Herts., i. 19, 71, 79, 81, 84, 331, 393, 394.

Goring, George, baron, _see_ Norwich.

Goring, gen. Geo., i. 118.

Gotehurst, Bucks., i. 228, 232.

Gower, John, i. 271.

Grantham, Lincs., i. 155, 156.

Graunt, Henry, i. 271.
Maj. John, i. 271-274; ii. 141, 142, 150.
John, ii. 86.

Gravelines, i. 287.

Greatorex, Ralph, i. 181, 276; ii. 111.

Greaves, Edw., i. 274.
John, ii. 284, 285.

Greece, i. 94, 154.

Greek language, i. 144, 150, 154, 325, 329, 349, 403, 406, 417; ii.
11, 64, 68, 102, 122, 140, 164, 194, 214, 215, 224, 258, 297.

Green, Anne, ii. 141, 148.

Greenhill, J., ii. 12.

Greenway, Mr., i. 58.

Gregory, Sir Will., i. 274.
..., i. 274.
..., ii. 95.

Grenbergerus, ..., ii. 80.

Grendon, Bucks., ii. 226.

Grenville (Granville), John, ii. 76, 77 ('Rich.' in error).

Gresham, Sir Tho., i. 274; ii. 121.

Grew, Nehem., i. 40.

Grey, lady Kath., i. 66.

Grey of Wilton, Arthur, baron, ii. 180.

Griffith (Griffyn), Peter, ii. 88.
R., ii. 166.
..., ii. 71.

Grimston, Sir Harb., i. 66, 76, 78, 393; ii. 10, 76.

Grostest, bp. Rob., ii. 169, 223.

Grosvenor, Sir Tho., i. 293.

Grove, Will., i. 200.

Gubbins, Herts., ii. 85.

Guernsey (Garnsey), i. 290; ii. 174.

Guiana, _see_ America.

Guildford, Surrey, i. 24.

Gunning, Peter, i. 276.

Guns, ii. 320.

Gunter, Edm., i. 276; ii. 215, 295.
Capt., i. 196.

Guy, John, i. 277.

Gwynn, Matt., i. 32, 212.
Phil., i. 104; ii. 90.
..., i. 277.

H., Sir J. (quaere Sir John Hoskyns), i. 270; ii. 142, 225.

Haak, Theod., i. 26, 375; ii. 54, 69, 128-131, 324.

Habington, Will., i. 277.

Hacket, bp. John, i. 146.

Haggar, Mr., i. 286.

Haines, _see_ Hayne.

Hake, Mr., i. 212.

Hale, Sir Matt., i. 278, 394; ii. 203, 204, 221, 225.

Hales, Sir Jas., i. 96.
John, i. 278-281.

Hall, bp. Jos., i. 159, 281; ii. 115, 150.
..., (S.J.), i. 227; ii. 34.

Hallely, Mr., i. 363, 366, 381, 382, 384.

Halley, Edm., i. 8, 282.

Hamey, Baldwin, i. 284.

Hammond, Henry, i. 19.

Hampden, Ann, ii. 274, 280.
Edm., ii. 279, 280.

Hampshire, ii. 95.

Hampton Court, Midd., ii. 28, 309.

Hancock, John, ii. 27.

Harcourt, Will., i. 225, 284.

Harding, Eleanor, i. 322, 384, 385, 388.
..., ii. 330.

Hardwick, Derb., i. 383.

Hardwick, Will., 1st baron Cavendish of, i. 396.

Harington, _see_ Harrington.

Hariot (Harriot, Herriot), Tho., i. 16, 176, 187, 284-287; ii. 16, 95,
188, 192, 257, 291, 292.

Harley, Sir Edw., i. 53, 287; ii. 256.
Sir Rob., sen., i. 287, 419; ii. 182.
Sir Rob., jun., i. 157, 288.

Harper, Tho., ii. 37, 112, 295.

Harrington (Harington), Jas., i. 288-295, 366, 376; ii. 54; 148, 185,
189, 193, 267.
John, baron, i. 288, 295.
Sir Sapcote, i. 288, 294.

Harriot, _see_ Hariot.

Harris, Rob., ii. 23.

Harrison, Will., ii. 228.

Harsnet, Sam., ii. 211.

Hart, Mr., i. 292.

Hartlib, Sam., i. 295; ii. 71, 129, 149.

Harvey, Eliab, i. 295-299, 302.
Dr. Will., i. 72, 295-305, 337, 365, 368; ii. 16, 167, 291.

Harwich, Essex, ii. 254-256.

Hastings, Mr., ii. 127.

Hatton, Chas., i. 389, 391.
Chr., 1st baron, i. 389; ii. 198.
Sir Tho., ii. 284.
Sir ..., i. 179.

Hault Hucknall, Notts., i. 383.

Hausted, Peter, ii. 198.

Hawes, Will., i. 52, 149, 173; ii. 285, 290, 303.

Hawking (falconry), i. 51, 331; ii. 37, 267, 298, 317.

Hawles, John, i. 305.

Hay, Breckn., ii. 293.

Hayes, Devon, ii. 192.

Hayes, Surrey, ii. 264.

Haynes (Haines), Mr., i. 53; ii. 309.

Hayward, John, i. 57.
Mr., ii. 220.

Haywood, Will., ii. 298.

Head, Rich., i. 305.

Heath, Jas., i. 306.
Sir ..., i. 306.

Hebrew, i. 420; ii. 68, 120, 122, 164, 194, 224, 258.

Hele, Elize, i. 306.

Hempstead, Essex, i. 296.

Hen, Henry, ii. 149.

Henchman, Humph., ii. 86, 267.

Henderson, ..., i. 156.

Henley, Sir Rob., i. 293, 306; ii. 187.

Henrietta Maria, consort of Chas. I; the Queen Mother, i. 133, 134,
190, 207, 216, 218, 225, 270; ii. 8, 176, 302.

Henry VIII, i. 193, 315; ii. 248, 309.

Henry, Prince of Wales, i. 159, 194, 254; ii. 50, 52, 80, 190, 314,
315.

Henshaw, Tho., i. 320, 321, 354, 418; ii. 13, 108, 110, 270.

Herbert, bp. of Norwich, i. 187, 188.

Herbert, Edw., i. 315.
Geo., i. 68, 76, 194-196, 307, 309, 313.
Jane, i. 310.
Magdalen, i. 195, 307, 313.
Rich., i. 313.
Sir Tho., i. 289; ii. 228.
_See also_ Pembroke, earl of.

Herbert of Chirbury, Edward, baron, i. 68, 196, 307, 313, 370.

Herbert, Will., lord (afterwards 6th earl of Pembroke), i. 48, 218.

Herbert family, i. 313, 314.

Hereford (city), i. 422; ii. 5, 254:
(cathedral), i. 187, 419; ii. 254, 321:
(shire), i. 39, 154, 267; ii. 256, 319, 329.

Heringman, H., i. 221.

Hertfordshire, ii. 95.

Hertford, (Seymour), earl and marq. of--
-- Edw., 1st earl, i. 57, 66.
-- Will., 2nd earl, 1st marq., i. 57, 66; ii. 202.

Hesketh, Mr., i. 38, 51.

Hesse, landgrave of, ii. 62.

Hevelius, Joannes, i. 283, 412; ii. 290.

Heydon, John, i. 318.

Heylyn, Peter, i. 275, 319; ii. 220.

Highlands of Scotland, ii. 81.

Hill, Abr., i. 101, 135; ii. 69, 206.
Laur., i. 320.
Nich., i. 319; ii. 15, 192, 270.
Oliver, i. 120.
Rich., ii. 11.
Tho., i. 89.
Rev. ..., ii. 313.

Hillbrewers, Som., ii. 330.

Hine, _see_ Hynd.

Hobbes, Thomas, 'of Malmsbury,' i. 3, 16-21, 25, 44, 50, 70, 74, 75,
83, 105, 151, 152, 154, 173, 207, 222, 289, 299, 301, 320,
321-403; ii. 6, 7, 72, 113, 139, 140, 144, 153, 169, 214, 221,
275, 277, 281, 289, 293, 320.

Hobbes, pedigree of, i. 322, 388.
Edmund, brother of Thomas, i. 322, 324, 325, 327, 329, 384, 385,
388.
Edmund, grand-nephew, i. 322, 325, 389.
Francis, uncle, i. 322, 324, 388, 391.
Francis, nephew, i. 322, 325, 337, 387, 388, 389.
Thomas, father, i. 322, 323, 324, 327, 387, 388, 391.
Thomas, grand-nephew, i. 322, 325, 337, 385, 389.

Hobbes, Dr. Will., i. 261.
Mr. Will., i. 387.

Hodges, Mr., i. 110.

Holbein, Hans, ii. 83-85.

Holbitch, Mr., i. 87-89.

Holder, Will., i. 31, 44, 378, 403-405, 409; ii. 214, 281, 285, 312.

Hole, Mr., ii. 42.

Holland, the Dutch, the Netherlands, the Low Countries, i. 63, 73,
112, 113, 210, 235, 236, 288, 408; ii. 12, 73, 74, 78, 87, 132,
147, 249, 271.
The Dutch language, Low-Dutch, i. 113, 361; ii. 87, 122, 170.
Lower Germany, i. 407; ii. 133.

Holland, Hugh, i. 73, 406; ii. 49, 51.
Philemon, i. 150, 248, 406.

Holland, Henry Rich., 1st earl of, i. 227.

Hollar, Wenceslaus, i. 301, 407.

Holles, Denzill, i. 227.

Holmby, Northts., i. 288.

Holm-Lacy, Heref., i. 27.

Holt, Mr., i. 213.

Holybush, John, i. 408.

Holyoke, Franc., i. 106.

Holywood, John, i. 408.

Hoode, Thos., i. 409.

Hooke, Grace, i. 416.
John, i. 409.
Rob., i. 43, 120, 126, 130, 140, 164, 166, 371, 381, 409-416; ii.
252, 261, 263, 281, 292, 302, 312-314.
Mr., i. 395.

Hooke, Hants., i. 409.

Hooker, Rich., i. 69; ii. 115.

Hooks and eyes, i. 205.

Hopton, Arth., i. 16, 84, 242; ii. 223.
Ralph, baron, ii. 100.

Hopton family, i. 279.

Horne, Mr., i. 342, 381.

Horner family, i. 279.

Horsey, capt., i. 115.

Hortensius, Martinus, ii. 122, 130.

Horton, Mr., ii. 113.

Hoskins, John, painter, i. 409; ii. 115.
John, of Trin. Coll., Oxon., ii. 24, 27.

Hoskyns, Benedicta, i. 424.
Sir Bennet, i. 416, 422, 423; ii. 12, 204, 223.
Anne, wife of Sir Bennet, ii. 13.
Chas., i. 416.
Jane, i. 425.
Rev. John, D.C.L., i. 416, 420, 424.
John, serj.-at-law, i. 3, 319, 416-425; ii. 12, 48-50, 53, 188, 192,
328.
Sir John, i. 8, 43, 50, 220, 290, 294, 319, 320, 367, 418, 421, 425;
ii. 32, 49, 225, 319.
John, i. 425.
_See_ Hoskins.

Hoste, Mr., i. 112, 113.

Hotham, ..., i. 155.
..., i. 160.

Houghton-Conquest, Beds., i. 32; ii. 93, 316.

Houghton Lodge, Beds., i. 312.

Hounslow, Midd., i. 219; ii. 37.

Howard, hon. Chas., &c., i. 425, 426.
Sir Rob., i. 297.
Hon. ..., i. 360.

Howe, Josias, i. 186, 217; ii. 226, 253.
Mr. ..., ii. 86, 88.
Mr. ..., ii. 177.
Mrs., ii. 23.

Howel-Da, i. 211.

Howell, Jas., i. 228, 348; ii. 203.

Howland, lady, i. 302.

Hucknall, Notts., i. 383.

Hues, Rob., i. 15, 286, 287, 426; ii. 188.

Hugo, magister, i. 244.

Hull, Yorks., ii. 53.

Humble, Mr., ii. 41.

Hungary, ii. 247.

Hungerford, lady, i. 48.

Hunsdon, Rob. Carey, 6th baron, ii. 332.

Hunt, Mr., i. 71.

Hussey, Jas., i. 330, 393.

Hyde, pedigree of, i. 427; ii. 323.
Bp. Alex., i. 427; ii. 287.
Sir Rob., i. 303, 427.

Hynd (Hyne, Hine), Rich., i. 154, 387; ii. 294, 297.

Idney, Mr., i. 71.

Ilchester, Som., i. 417; ii. 308.

Iles, Tho., ii. 303.

India, i. 71, 157; ii. 90, 200, 235.

Ingelbert, Mr., ii. 1, 60.

Inglefield, lady, i. 284.

Innocent, John, ii. 1.

Innocent X, pope, i. 225, 226.

Ipswich, Suff., ii. 308, 312.

Ireland, i. 41, 47, 59, 88, 116-121, 149, 198, 199, 217, 256, 268,
422; ii. 13, 91, 101-103, 132-135, 138, 141-149, 154, 180, 199,
233.
Irish language, ii. 268.
Irish nursing, i. 120.
Irish stitch, i. 79.

Iron-acton, Glouc., ii. 172, 181.

Ironside, bp. Gilb., ii. 170.

Isaac, Rich., ii. 50.
Mr., ii. 28.

Isaacson, Henry, ii. 2.
Rich., ii. 2, 3, 4.
Will. and Randall, ii. 3.

Isham, Sir Just., ii. 20.
Mr., ii. 20.

Islip, Adam, i. 93.

Italy, i. 101, 153, 247, 254, 299, 312, 408, 421; ii. 35, 72, 203,
275, 320.
A sphere of educational travel, i. 39, 90, 94, 112, 120, 154, 159,
288, 296, 300, 396, 397; ii. 63, 64, 156, 240, 247.
_See also_ Rome.
Italian language, i. 113, 193, 254; ii. 68, 122, 156.

Ives, Sam., i. 135.

Ivy-church, Wilts., ii. 247.

Jackson, Mr., i. 346.

Jacobs, Henry, i. 348; ii. 224.

Jakeman, Dan., i. 289.

Jamaica, ii. 341.

James I, i. 8, 25, 30, 31, 56, 66, 70, 71, 82, 139, 146, 171, 178,
180, 185, 202, 224, 251-254, 266, 421; ii. 4, 10, 13-15, 28, 41,
52, 60, 186-188, 203, 321.

James II, i. 86; ii. 149, 238.
_See_ York.

Jaquinto, ..., ii. 4.

Jaspar, John, ii. 135.

Jeffreys, John, ii. 122.

Jenkins, David, i. 13; ii. 4-6.
Sir Leoline, i. 44; ii. 5-9.

Jermyn, Henry, baron, i. 189, 205.

Jersey, ii. 174, 187.