Chapter LI: Appendix: ; (4)

MONRO, DANIEL, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

MONTAGUE, JUDGE, discourse with G. Fox concerning tithes, ii. 357.

MONTAGUE, LADY, convinced in Yorkshire, i. 195;
visited, ii. 76.

MONTGOMERYSHIRE, i. 367, ii. 83.

MONYASH, ii. 334.

MOOR, JOHN, of Eldreth, very large meeting at his house, ii. 105.

MOOR, RICHARD, surgeon, of Shrewsbury, assaulted, ii. 84.

*MOORE, THOMAS, justice, visited [at Hartswood] near Ryegate, i.
260;
often interviews Charles II. on Friends’ behalf, i. _500_, ii.
228.

MOORS, THE, meeting in the steeplehouse here, i. 94.

MOORFIELDS, ii. 124.

MORICE, LEWIS, colonel, of Barbadoes, at a meeting, ii. 152;
visited, ii. 153;
travels with Friends, ii. 153.

MORPETH, i. 413.

MORRICE, ABRAHAM [of Lincoln], stepson-in-law of G. Fox, ii. 521.

MORRICE, ISABEL, wife of A. Morrice, ii. 521.
_See_ FELL, ISABEL;
YEOMANS, ISABEL.

MORRICE, PAUL, Friend, guided G. Fox through Cork, ii. 109.

MORRIS, WM., signs Charles II’smandamus to New England, i. 511.

MOUNCE (MOUNT, MOUNCEY), THOS., at a meeting at Menheriot, i. 265;
general meeting for Cornwall held at his house, i. 326;
visited, ii. 6, 9.

MOUNT, CONSTABLE, of Ulverstone, his opposition, i. 472, 473;
his death, ii. 73.

MUGGLETONIANS, dispute with Friends, i. 516.

MUMBLES, ii. 91.

Munster, Bishop of, his country travelled in, ii. 276;
its inhabitants, ii. 277.

MUSGRAVE, DEPUTY GOVERNOR of Carlisle, a severe man, ii. 16.

MYER, RICHARD, his defection, i. 158;
suddenly cured of lame arm, at Arnside, i. 159;
his disobedience and death, i. 159.

NAILSWORTH, i. 466, ii. 114, 318.

NANCEMOND, ii. 183;
mentioned ii. 189.

NARRAGANSET, great meeting, at a justice’s house here, ii. 171;
visited by Friends, ii. 171.

NATTON ISLAND, ii. 174.
See GOVERNOR’S ISLAND.

*NAYLOR, JAMES, Independent, of Wakefield, convinced, i. 79, 107;
mentioned, i. xlv, ii. 515;
meets G. Fox in Yorkshire, i. 106, at Swarthmore, i. 123, ii.
513, 514, in Walney Island where cruelly treated, i. 134-136,
at Lancaster Sessions of which he writes an account, i.
140-142, in London, i. 237, 259, in Derbyshire where he
disputes with priests, i. 252, at Exeter, i. 327;
imprisoned in Appleby jail, i. 128, and Exeter, i. _327_;
his defection, i. 259, 327, 343, 360, ii. 236;
and return to Truth, i. 328.

NEEDHAM, ——, son of Col. Hacker, speaks against G. Fox, i. 207,
209.

NEEDHAM, RICHARD, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

Nevis, Friends banished to, ii. 68;
attempted visit by Friends, ii. 153;
the governor a persecutor, ii. 153;
Friends of, ii. 321, 504;
written to, ii. 234.

NEW AMSTERDAM, ii. 177.
_See_ NEWCASTLE (America).

*NEW ENGLAND, persecutions of Friends here, i. 439, 506, _507_,
512, ii. 314, _315_;
visited by G. Fox, ii. 165, and other Friends, ii. 164, 170,
171, 190;
written to, ii. 234, 264, 491;
yearly meeting held, ii. 168, 491;
mentioned, ii. 191;
Friends of, ii. 321, 491, 504.

NEW GARDEN, ii. 109.

New Jersey, Friends of, ii. 175, 404;
visited by Friends, ii. 190.

New York, visited by William Edmundson, ii. 173;
Friends of, ii. 174.

NEWBURY, i. 332.

NEWCASTLE [ON TYNE], i. 413;
priests disturbed and write against Friends, i. 188, 413, 414.

NEWCASTLE (America), ii. 165, 177.
_See_ NEW AMSTERDAM.

NEWICK, ii. 3.

NEWPORT (Mon.), ii. 92.

*NEWPORT, EARL OF, Friends dispute with Jesuits at his house, i.
_427_.

NEWPORT PAGNELL, i. 3, ii. 233.

NEWTON [NEWINGTON], NORTH, ii. 91, 319, 344.

NEWTON IN CARTMEL, i. 117.

NEWTON, NATHANIEL, of Hartshill, visited, ii. 260.

NICHOLAS, SIR EDWARD, KT., signs Charles II’s order for G. Fox’s
release from Lancaster jail, i. 488.

*NICHOLSON, JOSEPH, of Bootle, visited, i. _160_, 161.

NIESON, GERTRUDE DIRICK, of Amsterdam, meetings at her house, ii.
268, 292;
visits the Princess Elizabeth, ii. 272;
visited by Friends, ii. 284, 310;
accompanies G. Fox, ii. 291, 313;
her children, ii. 313;
acts as interpreter, ii. 291.

*Nimeguen, ambassadors gathered here written to, ii. _298_.

NORFOLK, i. 233, 451, 453, 536, ii. 1, 80.

North, Judge, interviewed by M. Fox in London, ii. 518.

NORTH CAROLINA, ii. 186.

NORTH HOLLAND, ii. 273.

NORTH NEWTON [NORTH NEWINGTON], ii. 91, 319, 344.

NORTHALLERTON, ii. 256.

NORTHAMPTON, i. 3, 209, ii. 233, 260.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, i. 250, 258, 333, 417, 536, ii. 79, 332, 344.

NORTHUMBERLAND, i. 181, 414, ii. 15, 83, 516;
Truth springs up, i. 183, ii. 251.

*NORWICH, i. 233, _536_;
mentioned, i. 235;
the Mayor issues a warrant to arrest G. Fox, i. 451;
large meeting here, i. 451;
visited by Friends, i. _190_, 453.

NOTTINGHAM, i. 29, 416, ii. 78, 104, 259;
steeplehouse visited, i. 42;
G. Fox imprisoned and brought before mayor and others, i. 43-45,
ii. 511;
the head sheriff friendly, i. 43, ii. 78, 259, _See_ RECKLESS,
JOHN;
Baptist soldier of the town visits G. Fox in Derby dungeon, i.
69;
mentioned, i. 194, 520.

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, i. 9, 26, 79, 101, 198, 251, 333, 416, 467, 469,
ii. 78, 81, 259, 344, 511, 519;
G. Fox’s “openings” here, i. 19, 23, 26;
Truth springs up, ii. 251;
mentioned, i. 51.

NUNEATON, Priest of, dead, i. 251;
meeting at the house of a priest’s widow, i. 484.

OARE, ii. 203, 358.

OATES [SAMUEL], Baptist teacher meets G. Fox at Barrow, i. 46.

OKINGTON (OAKHAMPTON), i. 326;
the mayor, i. 326.

OLDENBURG, burnt down, ii. 276, 281;
_A Warning_ to the city written, ii. 292.

OLDENBURG, EARL OF, met, ii. 276.

OLNEY, ii. 260.

OLVESTON, i. 466, ii. 93, 118.

ORAM [ULROME], i. 96, ii. 75.

Orange, Prince of, his court at the Hague, ii. 311;
former Prince quoted, ii. 323.

Ormskirk, ii. 25, 26.

OSAN-OVERTON, ii. 401.

OSBURN, WILLIAM, colonel, of Scotland, with G. Fox, i. 393, 399;
visited in the Highlands, i. 394, 404, 405.

OTWAY, ——, disturbs a meeting at John Audland’s, i. 391.

Otway, Sir John, by Charles II’s command orders release of
Margaret Fox, ii. 120.

[OUSTWICK]. _See_ STORR, M.

OVERDELAND, ii. 276.

OVERKIRK, ii. 267.

OVERTON, COL., visited in Yorkshire, i. 98.

OWEN, DR. [JOHN], vice-chancellor of Oxford, with Cromwell at
Whitehall, i. 332.

*OXFORD, i. 335;
education at University does not make ministers of Christ, i. 7,
11, 386;
vice-chancellor of, i. 332;
mentioned, i. _106_, _127_.

OXFORDSHIRE, ii. 79, 91, 119, 128, 203, 204, 206, 317, 319, 344,
358.

OYSTER BAY, ii. 167, 168, 173, 174;
Friends here, ii. 166.

Pachyn, Thomas, dragged out of bed to prison where he died, i.
493.

PACKER, COL., Baptist and justice, of Theobalds, visits G. Fox in
prison at Charing Cross, i. 212.

PAGAN CREEK, ii. 184.

Palatinate, Friends of the, ii. 268.

PALL MALL, i. 490, 491.

*PAPISTS, their contact with Friends, i. 7, 84, 131, 176, 189,
_229_, 515, 516, ii. 59, 60, 100-102, 108, 183, 204, 414, 449.
_See_ D'AUBIGNY;
JESUITS;
POPE, THE.

PARDSHAW CRAG, i. 393, ii. 16, 515.

PARK, JAMES, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

*PARKER, ALEXANDER, with G. Fox, in Leicestershire, i. _207_, in
London, i. 213, Bedfordshire, i. 226, Cambridgeshire, i. 334,
Scotland, i. 406-410, Bristol, i. 527, ii. 87, Isle of Sheppey,
ii. 131, Holland, ii. 397-403;
mentioned, i. xlv.

PARKER, HENRY, justice, of Evesham, arrests G. Fox at Armscott and
commits him to Worcester jail, ii. 204;
his dealings with him there, ii. 204-220, 228, 518.

PARLIAMENT, LITTLE, writes to Carlisle respecting G. Fox’s
imprisonment, i. 174.

PARLIAMENT, LONG, its dissolution foretold by G. Fox, i. 158;
mentioned, i. 438, ii. 251.

*PARNELL, JAMES, his convincement, ministry and death, i. 172,
_173_, 232;
with G. Fox, i. 201, 232.

PARNELL, THOMAS [of Ripton Regis], visited, i. 537.

PASHUR, ii. 83.
_See_ PERSHORE.

PATCHGATE, ii. 346.

PATCHING, THOMAS, of Binscombe, visited, i. 260.

PATRINGTON, town in uproar, i. 96-100.

PATTISON, GEORGE, accompanies G. Fox to America, ii. 141, 159,
162, 164, 165, 172, and Jamaica, ii. 153, 159;
visits New England, ii. 170.

PATUXENT, ii. 183, 190, 195.

PATUXENT RIVER, ii. 162, 183, 189.

PAUL, WILLIAM, of Frederickstadt, visited, ii. 278.

PAWAW, Indian priest, ii. 186.

PEAK COUNTRY, i. 9, 198, ii. 14, 82.

*PEARSON, ANTHONY, justice, visited, i. 96, 181, 415;
convinced, i. _159_, ii. 515;
with G. Fox in Cumberland, i. 159, and Northumberland, i. 413;
writes to justices respecting G. Fox’s imprisonment at Carlisle,
i. 170, 177;
refused permission to visit G. Fox, i. 171, 177;
visits the dungeon, i. 178;
obtains lists of Friends in various jails, i. 446;
his wife, i. 159, ii. 515.

PEARSON, THOMAS, of Pool Bank, visited, ii. 255.

PEARSON, WILLIAM, visited near Wigton, ii. 16.

PEEL, THE, meeting attended here by G. Fox and others, ii. 345,
371, 372, 387.

PEMBROKE, i. 373.

PEMBROKESHIRE, i. 373.

Pendennis Castle, Captain Fox governor, i. 269, 270, 284, 314.

PENDLE-HILL, mounted and vision seen, i. [xlv], 109;
spring near, i. 109.

PENFORD, JOHN, visited in Leicestershire, ii. 79.

*PENINGTON, ISAAC, visited in Bucks., i. 440, ii. 319;
imprisoned at Reading, ii. 128, _129_.

PENINGTON, MARY, visited, ii. 358.

*PENN, WM., his famous trial, ii. _127_;
with G. Fox in Bristol, ii. 199, in Surrey, ii. 264, in Holland,
ii. 266, 267, 268, 269, 283, 313, 401, in London, ii. 363,
365;
visited, ii. 204, _263_, 264;
travels in Germany, etc., ii. 283, 284, 310, 311;
his Preface to G. Fox’s _Journal_, i. xix-lxii.

Pennsylvania, epistle written to Friends of, ii. 491.

Pennyman, John, his slanderous paper, ii. 154.

PENRYN, i. 265, ii. 7.

*PERROT, JOHN, prisoner in Rome, i. 506;
his apostacy, i. _519_, ii. 42, 80, 236, 277;
papers written respecting him, i. 519, ii. 42.

PERSHORE, ii. 319.
_See_ PASHUR.

[PERTH]. _See_ JOHNSTONS.

PETERS, HUGH, a chaplain of the Protector, refers to G. Fox, i.
285.

PETERS, TIMON, Friend, of Landsmeer, visited, ii. 402.

Phillingham, i. 224.

PHILLIPS [ELIZABETH], WIDOW, of Devonshire, visited, ii. 94.

PICKERING, large meeting with priests and professors, i. 91, 93.

PICKERING, ——, Baptist, of London, uncle of G. Fox, i. 4.

PITT, THE, ii. 403.

PITTAWAY (PITWAY), EDWARD, Friend, of near Evesham, with G. Fox,
i. 253;
secures G. Fox’s greater liberty at Worcester, ii. 228.

PLYMOUTH, i. 264, 458, ii. 6, 94;
mentioned, i. 504, ii. 68, 69;
Friends of, i. 313, 326, 360, 505, ii. 94.
_See_ LIGHT, JOHN.

POCOCK, ——, Presbyterian, of London, husband of Lady Abigail
Darcy, ii. 86.

POINT COMFORT, ii. 188.

POINT JUDITH, ii. 172.

POLAND, i. 434;
a doctor from, discourses with G. Fox, ii. 292, 422.

POLAND, KING OF, letters written to, ii. 321, 326, 422;
mentioned, ii. 287, 485.

POLLEXFEN, HENRY [of West Alvington], justice, imprisoned, i. 302;
visited, ii. 6;
at a general meeting at Exeter, i. 359.

PONTEFRACT, i. 416.

PONTEMOIL, i. 362.

POOL BANK, ii. 255, 512.

POOL, CAPTAIN, of Burntisland, visited, wife and he convinced, i.
406.

POOLE, i. 261, 359, 456;
Friends of, ii. 3.

Pope, Blanch, of Loo, a Ranter, visited by James Hellen and George
Bewley to their hurt, ii. 7.

POPE, THE, written to, i. 222;
book respecting, i. 518;
mentioned, i. 435, ii. 43, 100, 101, 210, 216, 220, 221, 227,
356.

PORTER, HENRY, mayor and justice, arrests G. Fox at Swarthmore, i.
471;
has him before him, i. 473;
commits him to Lancaster jail, i. 474-479, 487, 488;
his fear for himself and family, i. 489;
on the bench at Lancaster Sessions, ii. [22], 72;
his death, ii. 72.

PORTER, JOHN, visited, in America, ii. 188.

PORTER, JUSTICE, visited in Cornwall, ii. 6.

PORTISHEAD, ii. 93.

PORTSMOUTH, i. 260, 359.

POTOMAC RIVER, ii. 189.

POUNER, ii. 3, 4.

*PRESBYTERIANS, their contact with Friends, i. 25, 211, 250, 397,
404, 503, 516, ii. 64, 85, 86, 125.
_See_ Baxter; FOX, JOHN; POCOCK; SIMPSON, JUSTICE; WILKINSON,
WILLIAM.

Prester John, his country [?Malabar], Friends attempt to reach, i.
517.

PRESTON, i. 382, 484, ii. 233;
mentioned, ii. 25.

PRESTON PATRICK, i. 115, ii. 512.

PRESTON, JAMES, Friend, visited in America, ii. 183, 189, 190.

PRESTON, THOMAS, justice, of Holker Hall, grants a warrant to
arrest G. Fox, ii. 18;
questions G. Fox when before him at Holker Hall, ii. 19;
commits M. Fell to prison, ii. 29;
his death, ii. 72;
his wife abusive, i. 475.

PRICE, PETER, justice, of Radnorshire, convinced, i. 251;
signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

PROVIDENCE, ii. 170.

PUDDIMORE, i. 328, ii. 12, 95.

PULLOXHILL. _See_ BULLOCKS HILL.

PURFOY, COL., Nathaniel Stevens speaks to him of G. Fox, i. 48.

PURGATORY, bad boggy place in America, ii. 175.

PURMEREND, ii. 273.

PURSLOE, CAPT., of Cranswick, visited, i. 81, 95;
accompanies G. Fox to steeple-house, i. 81-83.

PYOT, EDWARD, ex-captain of Bristol, attends a meeting at
Swannington, i. 199;
travels with G. Fox in the west, i. 261, 263;
is ill and healed, i. 264;
discourse with the mayor and alderman of Market-Jew, i. 266;
hailed before Major Ceely, i. 267;
arrested with G. Fox and imprisoned at Launceston, i. 267-322,
ii. 516;
his letters to Chief Justice Glynn, i. 287-300, and to
Major-Gen. Desborough, i. 318;
visited by G. Fox, i. 328, 330, 463, 466, 527, 528;
travels with him, i. 330, 332, 333;
interview with the Mayor of Bristol, i. 462;
his wife’s present to him, i. 317, 326.

QUINCE’S ISLAND, ii. 189.

RABLEY HEATH, ii. 332.

RADNORSHIRE, ii. 13, 84;
immense meeting here, i. 367.
_See_ PRICE, PETER.

RADWAY, ii. 344.

RAGLEY, ii. 319.

RAMPSIDE, chapel visited, i. 120, ii. 513.

RANTERS, come in contact with Friends, i. 47, 48, 85-87, 195, 198,
199, 212, 231, 263, 516, 519, ii. 95, 96, 170.
_See_ BOTTOMLEY;
BUSHEL;
COBB;
JONES, RICE;
Pope, B.;
SALMON.

Rantzow, Earl of, monument to, ii. 277.

RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER, ii. 189.

RAWLINS, J., letter to, ii. 326.

RAWLINSON, JUSTICE, chairman of magistrates at Holker Hall, ii.
19, 22, 23;
his death, ii. 72.

RAWLINSON, THOMAS, visits G. Fox at Launceston, is robbed, and
imprisoned at Exeter, i. 301;
with G. Fox in Scotland, i. 409.

*READING, i. 230, 332, ii. 79, 128, 203, 317, 358;
an alderman of, convinced, i. 326;
G. Fox’s exercise of mind here, i. 444-447, 467, 489;
Friends here, i. 456, 479, _534_, ii. 128, 317.

RECKLESS, JOHN, sheriff of Nottingham, visited, i. 43, ii. 78,
259;
his restitution for injury, i. 44;
his wife, i. 43.
_See_ NOTTINGHAM.

RECONOW CREEK, ii. 194.

REDRUTH, i. 268, ii. 8.

REEVES, CAPT., visited in Hampshire, ii. 95.

REIGATE (RYEGATE), i. 260, ii. 346.

RHODE ISLAND, yearly meeting held here during G. Fox’s visit, ii.
168;
Friends of, ii. 168, 169;
visited by Friends, ii. 171, 176, 190;
mentioned, ii. 171, 172, 174.

RICHARDSON, RICHARD, with G. Fox at Swarthmore, i. 471.

RICHMOND, ——, of Durham, visited, ii. 14.

RICKMANSWORTH, ii. 204.

RIGG, AMBROSE, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

RINGWOOD, i. 260, 359, 456;
mentioned, ii. 3, 4.

RIPAN, MAJOR, mayor of Lancaster, convinced, i. 139.

[RIPTON REGIS]. _See_ PARNELL, THOS.

Roanoke, visited by Wm. Edmundson, ii. 173;
governor of, ii. 184.

ROANOKE RIVER, ii. 185.

*ROBERTS, GERRARD, of London, with G. Fox at Warwick, i. _255_,
Bristol, ii. 199,
and Worcester, ii. 215;
dispute with Papists at his house, i. 515;
visited, i. 515, ii. 127, 132, 138.

*Robertson, Thos., imprisoned at Kendal for tithes, ii. _55_.

ROBINSON, ANDREW, of Scotland, an Independent, his convincement,
i. 398.

ROBINSON, COLONEL, justice, of Cornwall, opposes Friends, his
tragic death, ii. 9.

ROBINSON, GEORGE, of Burrowby, visited, ii. 256.

ROBINSON, JUSTICE, chairman of Sessions at Pickering, visited, i.
92, 95, 123, ii. 76.

ROBINSON, RICHARD, of Counterside, i. 111, 122, ii. 256.

*Robinson, William, put to death in New England, i. _507_, 511;
his father, i. 511.

ROBINSON, WILLIAM, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

ROCHESTER, i. 227, ii. 131.

ROELOFFS, JOHN, interpreter, of Holland, ii. 285, 483.

*Rome, visited by Friends, i. 228, _229_, 506.

ROMNEY, i. 227.

ROPER, LIEUTENANT, of Yorkshire, visited, i. 106.

ROPER, RICHARD, convinced at Cartmel, i. 158.

ROSS., ii. 87.

ROTTERDAM, ii. 267, 311, 399, 403;
Friends of, ii. 266-268, 312, 313, 326;
papers written here, ii. 311.

*ROUS, JOHN, stepson-in-law of G. Fox, travels with him, ii. 131,
141, _145_, 199;
mentioned, ii. 120, 131, 145, 159, 521;
visited at Kingston, ii. 141, 206, 396, 404, 418, 440, 463, 489.

*ROUS, MARGARET, wife of John Rous, ii. 120, _198_, 489, 521;
her daughter [unnamed], ii. 418.
_See_ FELL, MARGARET.

ROUS, MARGARET, daughter of J. and M. Rous, visited, ii. 396.

*ROUS, THOMAS, of Barbadoes, father of John Rous, ii. _145_, 148,
152, 158.

ROUSE, COLONEL, justice, visits G. Fox at Launceston, i. 281, 282,
and at Truro, ii. 8.

RUSH, JOHN, of Kempston, Bedfordshire, with G. Fox, i. 258, ii.
260.

RYE, i. 227;
its mayor, i. 227.

Rye (America), ii. 174.

RYEGATE (REIGATE), i. 260, ii. 346.

SADDINGTON, ii. 332.

*SALE, RICHARD, constable of near Chester, convinced, carries a
lantern and candle as a sign, his imprisonment and death, i.
503, _504_.

SALING, ii. 314.

SALISBURY, EARL OF, his son visits G. Fox at Worcester, ii. 225.

Sallee, ii. 142, 486.

SALMON, JOSEPH, Ranter, visited in prison at Coventry, i. 48.

SALT, WM., of London, imprisoned with G. Fox at Launceston, i.
277.

*SALTHOUSE, THOMAS, convinced at Swarthmore, i. xlv, ii. 513;
meets G. Fox in Devonshire, ii. _6_.

SAND-SIDE, i. 383.

SANDS, THE, i. 383, 473, ii. 14, 17, 233, 515.

SANDS, ADAM, of Ulverstone, an opposer, written to, i. 153;
his death, i. 154.

SANDS, CAPT., visited, his opposition, i. 122, 123;
his wife and son, i. 118.

SANDS, COLONEL, writes to justices concerning G. Fox, ii. 208.

SARDAM, ii. 402.

SASSAFRAS RIVER, ii. 165, 178.

SAUNDERS, MARY, a Friend, of Cromwell’s household, i. 332.

Savile, Henry, of Charles II.’s bed-chamber, assists in release of
T. Lower from Worcester, ii. 208.

Savoy, Conference, i. 441.

Savoy, Duke of, persecutor, i. 434.

SAVOY, meeting house here, ii. 376, 387, 390.

SAWREY, JOHN, justice, of Ulverstone, his opposition to Friends,
i. 120, 122, 123, 131, 132, 136, 137, 139, 141, 149, ii. 513,
514, 515;
written to, i. 147;
his death, i. 149.

SCAFE, PHILIP, ex-priest, convinced, with G. Fox in Yorkshire, i.
86, ii. 75;
mentioned, i. 88.

*SCALEHOUSE, i. 416, _418_.

SCARBOROUGH, i. 89, ii. 14;
G. Fox imprisoned in the castle, i. xlviii, ii. 58-70, 73, 74,
77, 233, 517;
the governor, ii. 58, 70, 105, _see_ CROSSLANDS, SIR JORDAN.

SCARHOUSE, ii. 256.

SCOTLAND, i. xlviii, 393-413, 469;
G. Fox’s banishment, i. 401;
priests formulate curses, i. 396;
mentioned, i. 180, ii. 351;
Friends of, i. 412, ii. 83, 98, 233, 251, 263, 345;
visited by Friends, i. 189, 215, 398.

SCOTT, JOSEPH, visited in America, ii. 185.

SEDBERGH, ii. 14, 15, 255, 256, 512;
Friends of, i. 110, 112;
the priest of, i. 155, _see_ BURTON, PRIEST.

*SEEKERS, come in contact with Friends, i. _443_, 516, ii. 269.

SELBY, i. 80.

SEVERN (America), ii. 182.

*SHACKLEWELL, girls’ school, ii. _89_, 138, 348.

SHAD [GABRIEL], INFORMER, at a meeting at the Savoy, ii. 390;
his career, ii. 391.

SHARMAN, THOMAS, ex-jailer of Derby, convinced, writes to G. Fox,
i. 523.
_See_ DERBY.

SHARP, PETER, visited in America, ii. 183.

Shattock, Samuel, Friend, of New England, king’s messenger, i.
509.

SHAW, WM., of The Hill, Yorkshire, visited, ii. 334.

SHELTER ISLAND, ii. 171-173.

SHEPPEY, ISLE OF, ii. 130.

SHERMAN, WM., master of vessel bringing G. Fox and others from
Holland, ii. 403.

SHIPTON [CHEPSTOW], ii. 92.

SHIPTON, RICHARD, of Yorkshire, visited, ii. 75, 105.

SHIREHAMPTON, ii. 198.

SHREWSBURY, i. 362, ii. 84.

SHREWSBURY (America), ii. 175.

SHRODER, CHRISTIAN, magistrate of Dantzic, written to, ii. 485.

SHROPSHIRE, ii. 13, 83.

SIBFORD, ii. 319.

SIDON, HENRY, of Baddesley, visited, ii. 259.

SILEBY, i. 251, ii. 79, 259, 332.

SIMCOCK, JOHN, visited, ii. 233.

SIMPSON, JUSTICE, Presbyterian, chairman of Sessions at Worcester,
ii. 209, 211, 212;
his son tried for murder, ii. 224.

SIMPSON, WILLIAM. _See_ SYMPSON, WILLIAM.

SKEGBY, i. 198, 469, 529, ii. 78, 259.

*SKIPTON, general meeting here, i. _418_, 469.

SLAUGHTERFORD, i. 330, ii. 13;
some opposition to women’s meetings, ii. 202, 203.

SLONE, THE [?CAERLEON], i. 360.

SMETHICK, i. 268.
_See_ FALMOUTH.

SMITH, HUGH, visited in America, ii. 184, 186.

*SMITH, HUMPHREY, ex-priest, visited in Evesham prison, i. _253_.

*SMITH, STEPHEN, of Worplesdon, near Guildford, ii. 130, 203, 264;
his sufferings, ii. 264;
with G. Fox, ii. _318_.

*SMITH, WILLIAM, of Sileby, i. 251, ii. _81_, 259;
meets G. Fox, i. 530, 532;
his sufferings, ii. 81.

Smithfield, i. 441.

Smyrna, i. 518.

SNEAD, RICHARD, visited near Bristol, ii. 317;
with G. Fox, ii. 318.

SOCINIANS, meet with Friends, i. 516, ii. 203, 269.

Somerset House, suggested purchase as a meeting house, i. 445.

SOMERSETSHIRE, i. 457, 458, 461;
Truth spreads in, i. 301;
general meetings held, ii. 12, 93, 95.

SOMMERTOWN (SOMERTON), ii. 184, 187.

SOUND, THE (America), ii. 172, 173.

SOUTH MIMS, ii. 261, 319, 345.

SOUTH STREET, ii. 409, 412, 415, 454, 475;
paper written here, ii. 412.

SOUTHAM, ii. 344.

SOUTHAMPTON, i. 261, ii. 3, 95.

SOUTHGATE, ii. 483;
papers written here, ii. 483, 485.

*Southwark, Friends’ sufferings in, i. _229_, ii. 253.

SPAIN, KING OF, letter to, i. 222;
ambassador of, i. 427.

SPEED, THOMAS, interview with the mayor of Bristol, i. 462.

SPENCER, JUSTICE, at Lancaster Sessions, ii. 22.

SPITALFIELDS, ii. 378.

STACEY, THOMAS, of Ballowfield, visited, i. 195, ii. 259.

STAFFORDSHIRE, i. 335, 484, ii. 13, 82, 106, 333;
paper written here, ii. 333.

STAINES, ii. 359.

STAINMOOR, ii. 14.

STAINSBY, ii. 259;
mentioned, i. 51.

STAITHES, meeting with Ranters, i. 86.

STAMPER, FRANCIS, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

STANLEY, JOHN, of Warwickshire, visited, ii. 319.

STARLING, SAMUEL, mayor of London, persecutor, ii. 125, 127.

STATEN ISLAND, ii. 175.

STAVELY, ii. 512.

STEPHENS, WM., visited in America, ii. 193, 194.

STEVENAGE, ii. 332.

STEVENS (STEPHENS), NATHANIEL, priest of Drayton, visits G. Fox,
i. 5;
meets him at Market Bosworth, i. 48,
and at Drayton, i. 200-206;
mentioned, i. 7, 8, 208.

STEYNING, i. 229.

[STINCHCOMB]. _See_ FINCHCOMB.

STIRLING, i. 405, ii. 516.

STODDARD, AMOR, captain, convinced, i. 24;
with G. Fox, i. 232, 233, 236, 255, 334;
visited by G. Fox at Enfield, ii. 132;
his death, ii. 132.

STOKE, ii. 9.

STOKE ORCHARD, ii. 318.

STONY STRATFORD, ii. 344.

STOOKS, JUSTICE, stops a warrant against G. Fox at Marlborough, i.
331.

STORR, MARMADUKE, visited in Northampton prison, i. 209;
visited [at Oustwick], ii. 75.

*STORY, JOHN, the schismatic, met at Hertford, ii. _347_;
mentioned, ii. 285.

STOT [MARY], WIDOW, of Dalston, visited, ii. 396, 404.

STRATFORD (Essex), ii. 131.

STRATFORD (Warwickshire), ii. 319.

STRATTON, ii. 94.

STREET, ii. 12.

STREET, JUDGE, chairman of Quarter Sessions at Worcester, ii.
219-224.

STRICKLAND HEAD, i. 180, 392, ii. 15.

STRIKEHUYSEN, ii. 276.

STROBUS, ii. 275, 282.

STROUDE, GEORGE, counseller for G. Fox in London, ii. 213, 214.

*STUBBS, JOHN, ex-soldier, convinced, i. xlv, 189;
with G. Fox, i. 527, 529, ii. 107, 131, 141;
his travels, i. 189, 227, _229_, 517, 518, ii. 114, 159, 168,
170, 190;
his sufferings, ii. 30, 31;
his family, ii. 30;
joint compiler of _The Battledore_, i. 513.

STUBBS, THOMAS, with G. Fox at Brigham, i. 184.

STUDHOLM, CUTHBERT, justice, written to, i. 174.

SUDBURY [SODBURY], ii. 318.

SUFFOLK, i. 233, 451, ii. 1, 80.

SUNBURY, ii. 359.

SUNNEMAN, AARENT, visited in Holland respecting his daughters, ii.
399.

SURREY, i. 260, 357, 456, ii. 104, 130, 203, 264, 345, 377, 378;
Friends of, plundered, ii. 96, 264;
men’s meetings settled, ii. 97.

SUSSEX, i. 229, 357, 456, ii. 3, 97, 104, 130, 263, 345, 358, 377;
mentioned, ii. 517;
men’s meetings settled, ii. 97.

SUTTON, i. 236, 536.

SWAN ISLAND, ii. 180.

*SWANNINGTON, i. 199, 207, 258, 467, 530, 535, ii. 259, 332;
general meeting here, i. 199, _469_.

SWANSEA, i. 360, ii. 91.

SWARTHMORE, i. 118, 121, 122, 126, 134, 136, 147, 158, 166, 180,
189, 383, 391, 416, 471, 484, ii. 14, 17, 18, 21, 22, 233,
234-255, 335-343, 512, 516-518;
papers written here, i. 147, 149, 150, 152-155, 384-391, ii.
234-254, 335-343;
mentioned, i. 159, 166, ii. 356, 513.

Sweden, ii. 277.

*SYMPSON, WILLIAM, goes naked and barefoot as a sign, i. _502_;
mentioned, i. xlv, _505_.

*SYNDERHILL-GREEN, i. _189_, 195, 467, ii. _14_, 77.

TADCASTER, ii. 258, 259.

TALLCOAT, WILLIAM [of Colchester], accompanies G. Fox to Holland,
ii. 266.

TAMWORTH, priest visited here, i. 6.

TATHAM, PRIEST, written to, i. 154.

TAUNTON, i. 328, ii. 12.

*TAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER, brother of Thomas Taylor, of Skipton,
convinced, i. _129_, visited at his school, at Edmonton, ii.
346, 348;
papers written at his house, ii. 348.

TAYLOR, JAMES, of Newton in Cartmel, visited, i. 117, ii. 17.

*TAYLOR, JOHN, of York, visited, ii. _257_;
letter written at his house, ii. 258.

*TAYLOR, THOMAS, priest, of Skipton, convinced at Swarthmore, i.
_127_;
travels with G. Fox, i. 128, 201, 369, 371;
mentioned, i. xlv, 129, 469, ii. 105 [?].

TAYLOR, THOMAS, captain, visited near Halifax, i. 189, 195, 196,
ii. 77, 105 [?].

TAYLOR, THOMAS, of America, visited, ii. 194.

TEAGE, THOMAS, of Cornwall, ii. 7.

TEDBURY, ii. 318.

TENBY, i. 371;
the mayor of, and his wife, and others, i. 371, 372;
Friends of, ii. 91.

TENNANT, ——, of the Dales, convinced, i. 111.

TENNANT, WIDOW, of Scarhouse, visited, ii. 256.

TENTERDEN, G. Fox’s detention here, ii. 2, 3.

TEWKESBURY, i. 254, 256, 466, ii. 318.

Thames, River, ii. 179.

THEOBALDS, i. 212, 213.

THOMAS, MARGARET, preaches at Bristol, i. 527.

THOMPSON, JUSTICE, of Lancaster, grants a warrant against G. Fox,
i. 136, 137, 139, ii. 515.

THURSTON, THOMAS, visited, in America, ii. 194.

*TICKELL, HUGH, visited, near Keswick, ii. _16_.

TICKHILL, steeple house visited, i. 104.

TINICUM, UPPER, ii. 177.

TIVERTON, ii. 10.

Toldervey, John, of London, his convincement, defection and
return, i. 259.

TOMBS [JOHN], PRIEST, of Leominster, argues with G. Fox, i.
369-371.

TOPSHAM, i. 263, ii. 6, 95.

TOTNESS, i. 264. ii. 6.

TOTTENHAM, ii. 491, 499, 500, 503;
epistle written here, ii. 501.

TOWNSEND, PRIEST, at G. Fox’s meeting, at Norwich, i. 451.

TREDHAVEN [THIRD HAVEN] CREEK, ii. 165, 179, 194.

Tredington, ii. 205, 219, 222.

TREGANGEEVES, ii. 94.

TRELAWNY, ELIZABETH, of Plymouth [daughter of Sir John Trelawny,
Bart.], convinced, i. 265, 313, 360.

TRENT, i. 101, ii. 81.

TRIPE, NICHOLAS, of Kingsbridge, convinced, with his wife, i. 264.

TRURO, ii. 8, 94.

Turkey, ii. 306.

Turks, referred to, ii. 27, 53, 64, 144, 291, 306, 307, 464, 485.

TURNER, JUDGE, on circuit, at Lancaster, ii. 26;
G. Fox before him at Lancaster, ii. 42, 51,
and at Worcester, ii. 216.

TURVEY, ii. 260.

TURVILLE-HEATH, ii. 315.

TWICKENHAM, i. 442.

TWISDEN, JUDGE, G. Fox before him at Westminster, i. 486,
at Lancaster, ii. 26, 29,
and again at Lancaster, ii. 42, 51-53.

TWITTEY, ——, Clerk of the Peace, at Worcester, ii. 224.

TWO HORSE RACES (America), ii. 172.

TWYCROSS, several visited here, i. 49, 200, 467, 536.

Tyburn, i. 209.

Tynemouth Castle, ii. 57;
its governor visits G. Fox, at Scarborough, ii. 61.

[ULROME]. _See_ ORAM.

ULVERSTONE, i. 118, 119, 130, 133, 471;
steeple house visited, i. 126, 131, ii. 512, 514;
priest and people written to, i. 149, 150, 152, 153;
mentioned, ii. 234, 254, 514.

UNDERBARROW, i. 116, 117, 124, 125, ii. 15, 512.

UPPER TINICUM, ii. 177.

UXBRIDGE, ii. 359.

VALE OF BEAVOR, i. 26, 29.
_See_ BEAVOR, VALE OF.

VANDEWALL, JOHN, visited at Harwich, ii. 266.

*Vane [Sir], Henry, Friends brought before him, in London, i.
_443_.

VAUGHTON, JOHN, signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

*Vice, The, cell in Norwich Castle, Friends imprisoned here, i.
_536_.

VIRGINIA, ii. 183, 188;
Friends written to, ii. 491;
mentioned. ii. 163, 189, 195;
visited by Friends, ii. 164, 173, 193.

WAKEFIELD, i. 79;
steeple house visited, i. 107.

*WALDENFIELD, SAMUEL, accompanies G. Fox to Holland, ii. 398;
goes to Friesland, ii. _400_.

*WALES, i. 360, 362, 363, 367, 371, 380, 381, ii. 13, 83, 92;
visited by Friends, i. _140_, _190_;
Friends of, i. 251, 301, 362, ii. 374,
written to, ii. 374;
mentioned, i. 188, ii. 521.

WALNEY ISLAND, i. 121, 134, ii. 514;
mentioned, i. 136.

Walters, Thomas, of Bolton, imprisoned, ii. 32.

*WALTHAM ABBEY, i. 213, ii. 89, 348, 354, 409, 456, 473, 475, 499;
boys’ school, ii. _89_;
mentioned, i. 212.

WANDSWORTH, ii. 346, 359.

WANSTEAD, ii. 456.

WAPPING, ii. 141.

WARBOROUGH, ii. 358.

WARD, CAPTAIN, convinced, i. 113;
imprisoned, ii. 55.

WARE, ii. 500.

WARMSWORTH, i. 469;
steeplehouse visited, i. 102;
priest obtains warrant against G. Fox, i. 106.

WARRINGTON, ii. 82, 106, 233.

WARWICK, i. 254-256, 335, ii. 344;
Friends in prison visited, ii. 79, 104.

WARWICKSHIRE, i. 5, 25, 200, 252, 256, 335, 417, 484, 536, ii. 13,
82, 120, 207, 259, 319, 333, 344, 511;
mentioned, ii. 205, 206;
Truth springs up, ii. 251.

WATERLAND, ii. 288, 401;
mentioned, ii. 307.

WATFORD, ii. 319, 358.

*WATKINS, MORGAN, meets G. Fox in Radnorshire, i. _368_.

WATKINSON, GEORGE, ex-justice of Pontefract, visited, i. 416, ii.
76.

WATTS, GEORGE, accompanies G. Fox to Holland, ii. 266, 397-403;
visits Ipswich, ii. 403.

WELCH, WM., his wife convinced at Leith, i. 399.

Welchpool, ii. 229.

WELLINGBOROUGH, i. 250.

WELLINGTON (Somerset), ii. 10.

WELLS, WILLIAM, of Knighton, visited, ii. 259.

WENNINGTON, MILES, of Cumberland, visited, i. 159.

WENSLEYDALE, i. 110, ii. 256, 512.

WEST, COLONEL, justice, on the bench at Lancaster Sessions, i.
138, 139, 141, ii. 22;
favourable to Friends, i. 138, 139, 143, 159, 383, ii. 515;
clerk of Assize at Lancaster, i. 143;
coroner, i. 147;
meets G. Fox privately, i. 146, 159, 383, ii. 21.

WEST, MATTHEW, justice, of Borwick, on bench, at Lancaster
Sessions, ii. [22], 72;
his death, ii. 72.

[WEST ALVINGTON]. _See_ POLLEXFEN, HENRY.

[WEST CHESTER]. _See_ CHESTER.

WEST FRIESLAND, ii. 401.

WEST JERSEY, ii. 166.

West Riding, i. 106.

WESTERN SHORE, ii. 182.

WESTMINSTER, i. xlviii, ii., 356, 387, 518.

WESTMORLAND, i. 113, 122, 125, 128, 130, 156, 180, 391, ii. 14,
16, 17, 255, 335, 343, 512, 515;
Friends of, i. 383, 470;
papers sent to, ii. 20, 83, 235;
Truth springs up, i. 183, ii. 251;
mentioned, i. 139, 173, ii. 22, 332.

WESTON, BARON, of London, his bitterness towards G. Fox, and
death, ii. 358.

WESTON (Bucks.), ii. 90, 319.

WEYMOUTH, peaceable meeting here, i. 262, 359.

WHEELER STREET, Meeting attended, ii. 378.

WHETSTONE, G. Fox arrested here, i. 207, 251;
several convinced here, i. 251.

WHISPOOL, ii. 282.

WHITBY, i. 89, ii. 14, 75, 105.

WHITEHALL, Cromwell visited here, i. 210, 213, 214, 332;
mentioned, i. 488, 490, 492, 510, ii. 516, 518.

WHITE-HART-COURT, i. l, ii. 505, 522.

WHITEHAUGH, ii. 13.

*WHITEHEAD, GEORGE, visits Norwich, i. _190_, 453, _536_;
with G. Fox, ii. 131, 320, 332;
signs Testimony to G. Fox, ii. 525.

*WHITEHEAD, JOHN, with G. Fox, ii. _14_, 258;
assists in release of G. Fox from Scarborough Castle, ii. 69,
and carries the order for it to him, ii. 70.

WHITEHEAD, PRIEST, his steeplehouse [at Halton] visited, i. 124.

WHITTINGTON, ii. 260.

WICOMICO, RIVER, ii. 192.

*WIDDERS, ROBERT, of Kellet, convinced, i. xlv, ii. 515;
visited, i. 124, 145, 146, 383, 470, 471, ii. 15, 335;
with G. Fox, i. _179_, 393, 405, 406, 409, 410, 485, 486, ii.
10, 57, 83, 141, 159, 164, 165, 170, 172, 193, 198, 255, 516;
imprisoned in Carlisle, i. 179;
his wife, ii. 255.

WIGGAN, MAJOR, reproved by G. Fox in London, i. 442;
Baptist preacher, imprisoned with G. Fox at Lancaster, ii. 34;
his doings, ii. 34-36;
death of his wife and himself, ii. 34.

WIGSTON, ii. 332.

WIGTON, i. 180, ii. 16.

WILCOCK, HENRY, visited in America, ii. 178.

WILD, JUDGE, G. Fox before him in London, ii. 213, 229;
appealed to on his behalf, ii. 225.

WILD, MAJOR, of Worcester, a persecutor, ii. 84.

*WILKINSON, JOHN, priest, of Cumberland, his steeplehouses
visited, i. 161, 163, 164, 184;
his convincement and death, i. _392_, 393, ii. 515.

*WILKINSON, JOHN, the schismatic, i. _392_, ii. 285.

WILKINSON, WM., a Presbyterian, challenges G. Fox to fight in
Scarborough Castle, ii. 67;
is cut off, ii. 67.

WILLIAMS, EX-CAPTAIN, Friend, of Stratford, G. Fox ill at his
house, ii. 131.

WILLIAMS, ROGER, priest, of New England, writes against Friends,
ii. 264;
is answered, ii. 264.

WILLIAMS, WM., Friend, of Alkmaar, visited, ii. 273, 402.

WILLOUGHBY POINT, ii. 188.

*WILSON, GEORGE, Friend, visited in America, ii. _181_.

*WILSON, WM., prisoner in Lancaster, ii. _30_, 31.

WILTSHIRE, i. 331, 528, ii. 5, 6, 13, 79, 87, 119;
mentioned, ii. 115, 116, 121, 202, 317.

WIMESWOLD, ii. 259.

Winchester, ii. 96.

WINCHMORE HILL, ii. 354, 455, 475, 491, 499, 500.

WINDHAM, JUDGE, speaks against G. Fox at Lancaster Assizes and
issues a warrant, i. 143.

WINDSOR, LORD, lord lieutenant of Worcestershire, written to, ii.
206-208.

WINSMORE, DR., justice, of America, convinced and visited, ii.
193.

WINTERBOURNE, ii. 317.

WINTHROP, GOVERNOR, of New England, visited in England, i. 512;
mentioned, ii. 174.

WITHAM, ii. 403.

WITTY, DR., visits G. Fox, in Scarborough Castle, ii. 61.

WOLDS, THE, i. 89, ii. 105, 512.

WORCESTER, i. 253, 466, ii. 84, 318;
G. Fox imprisoned in the jail, i. xlviii, ii. 206-213, 215-220,
221-229, 234, 318, 518,
where he writes papers, ii. 230, 231;
mentioned, ii. 3, 205, 210, 212, 213, 214, 222, 224.

WORCESTERSHIRE, i. 252, 335, ii. 83, 204;
mentioned, ii. 205, 206.

WORKUM, ii. 273.

WORMINGHURST, ii. 264, 346, 377.

WORPLESDON, ii. 264, 346.

[WRAMPLINGHAM], i. 233, 235, 536.
_See_ LAWRENCE, CAPT.

WREXHAM, i. 380;
mentioned, i. 188.

WREY, SIR JOHN, of Lincolnshire, and his wife convinced, i. 197;
they attend another of G. Fox’s meetings, i. 334.

WREY, SIR RICHARD, of Lincolnshire, convinced, i. 197;
his wife and he attend another of G. Fox’s meetings, when his
wife [?] is convinced, i. 334;
he departs from Truth, i. 197.

WRIGHT, WIDOW, Friend, visited in America, ii. 183, 187.

WYCOMBE, ii. 315, 316.

WYE (America), ii. 194.

WYE RIVER, ii. 165.

YARMOUTH, i. 233.

YARROW, WILLIAM, visited in America, ii. 184.

YEALAND, i. 136, ii. 515;
Friends of, i. 471.

*YEARLY MEETINGS, i. _418_, _469_, 491.
_See_ BALBY;
CROOK, JOHN;
LONDON;
RHODE ISLAND;
YORK.

*YEOMANS, ISABEL, of Bristol, daughter of M. Fell, meets G. Fox at
Bristol, ii. 117, _198_;
travels with him in Holland, ii. 266, 269, 282, 285;
delivers G. Fox’s letter to the Princess Elizabeth, ii. 269.
_See_ FELL, ISABEL;
MORRICE, ISABEL.

YEOMAN, WILLIAM, of Irb’s Court, visited, ii. 93.

YORK, ii. 14, 57, 76, 104, 105, 257, 258, 519;
cathedral visited, i. 83;
Friends in, i. 124, 172, ii. 343, 344, 488, 512;
yearly meetings here, ii. 488;
letter written here, ii. 258;
mentioned, i. 106, 159, 195, 196.

*YORKSHIRE, i. 79, 102, 123, 195, 335, 415, 416, 467, ii. 14, 23,
105, 335, 343, 511, 515, 516, 517;
Truth springs up, i. 183, ii. 251;
Friends of, i. 252, ii. 33, _104_, 334;
mentioned, i. 106, ii. 20, 23, 33, 64.

York, Duke of, his presence saves Henry Fell from death, i. 491.

Young, Peter, told of the doings of Presbyterians in
Herefordshire, ii. 86.

INDEX II.

PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS.

Adam, the first and second, compared, ii. 446;
his state before the fall, attainable, i. 28, 346;
his innocency, a higher state than, even a state in Christ,
attainable, i. 28, 419, ii. 136, 200, 218, 239;
his perfection, a doctrine not endured by professors, i. 34.

Antichrists and false Prophets, discovered, etc., i. 91, 160, 314,
336, ii. 416, 440, 487.

Apostacy, entered since the Apostles’ days, i. 338.

Apostates and Professors, have Scriptures in the form, but not in
the power or Spirit, i. 11, 109;
are censorious judges, ii. 330.

Apostles and Prophets, the power and Spirit of, attainable now, i.
34, 262, 428, 515, ii. 153;
were husbandmen and tradesmen, ii. 480, 481.

Apparel, pride therein testified against, ii. 412.

Apprentices, recommended to be put forth, ii. 119.

Atheists, confounded, i. 26.

Backsliders, their state, ii. 245;
they return and condemn their actions, i. 328, ii. 7, 80, 94,
164, 202, 203.

*Banishment of Friends, ii. 68, _69_, 282, 485.

Baptism of the Spirit, i. 340, 342.

Baptism in water, i. 46, 262, 340;
why permitted to some of the early Christians, i. 340.

_Battledore, The_, a short account of it, i. 513, ii. 19.

Believers, are horn of God, and are freed from sin, i. 7, 56;
are taught by the Anointing, i. 7, 59, 307, 336, ii. 271;
enjoy everlasting life on earth, ii. 466.

Bible. _See_ Scriptures.

Bigamy, disowned, ii. 185.

Birth, the first and second, distinguished, i. 200;
the true one is persecuted, but does not persecute, i. 308, ii.
305.

Blind and deaf men, not enlisted as soldiers, either outwardly or
inwardly, ii. 496.

Blind, not received for sacrifice, ii. 248.

Blood of Christ, seen spiritually, i. 24, 430;
professors will only have it without them, i. 24.

Body and blood of Christ, i. 340, 429.

Body of death and sin, not the outward body, i. 181.

Burial grounds, recommended to be provided, ii. 149.

Capital punishments for small matters, testified against, i. 70,
72.

Ceremonies, Jewish and Heathenish, to be departed from, i. 37, 93;
why permitted for a time under the Gospel, i. 340.

Christ, of the seed of Abraham and the Son of God, i. 254;
his name is called “The Word of God,” i. 306;
his outward appearance, acknowledged, i. 69;
he died for all men, i. 36, 526, ii. 136, 186;
is the Ensign, prophesied of by Isaiah, ii. 494-497;
his coming, reign, and kingdom in the heart, i. 314, ii. 225.

*Christ within, recommended to, i. 50, 102, 104, 108, 161, 167,
335, 341, 418;
known by the Spirit, i. 51, 128, ii. 458;
speaks in man by his Spirit, i. 102, 110, ii. 201;
is preached in his Saints, i. 177;
revealed in us, is our Hope, i. 12;
is the Inward Teacher, i. 59, 81, 82, 85, 87, 91, 101, 104, 107,
109, 110, 112, 114, 115, 121, 125, 161, 162, 164, 167, 232,
262, 265, 331, 378, ii. 172, 199, 200, 201, 294, _see_ God
teaches;
enlightens all men, i. 30, 34, 151, 165, 173, 193, 207, 223,
241, 244, 274, 303, 350, 353, 356, 369, 395, 437, 526, ii.
34, 61, 62, 112, 136, 185;
the Saviour of all who believe in him, i. 110, ii. 112;
his generation is not known by man’s wit, study, or reading
history in his own will, ii. 291;
cuts off the entail of Satan, i. 389;
faith in and worship of, above all historical and man-made
faiths and worships, ii. 336;
a state in him that never fell, attainable, i. 28, 419, ii. 136,
200, 218, 239;
his speaking since his ascension, denied by professors, ii. 200,
201;
the belief of Friends in, stated, ii. _153_, 155, 200;
his power owned, and exercised, i. 242, 258, 281, 309, 333, 335,
344, 385;
his cry on the cross, i. 5;
his life trampled on by professors, i. 20.

Christening of children, an anti-Scriptural practice, i. 37, ii.
100.

*Church, what it is, i. _20_, 25, 99, 112, 131, 182, ii. 65, 437;
is in God, i. 345.

Church order, supported, ii. 417.

Circumcision, etc., permitted to some of the early Christians, and
why, i. 340.

Cloisters and Monasteries anti-Scriptural, i. 428.

Condemnation comes through unbelief, ii. 112.

Conscience is the book out of which man is judged, i. 437.

*Conventicles, seditious, disclaimed, ii. _121_.

Crooked ways, in man’s heart, i. 16.

Cross of Christ is the power of God, i. 18, 191, 312, 345.

Crosses and Images denied, i. 37.

Days and Times not to be observed now, i. 340, ii. 204.

Deceivers, who are the greatest, i. 30, ii. 246.

Declaration against plots and fighting, i. 494.
_See_ CHARLES II.

Devil, not made by God, i. 231, ii. 7.

Differences, how to be terminated, ii. 333.

Disputes, with priests and professors, i. 25, 86-88, 116, 119,
130, 160, 181, 182, 184, 200-206, 252, 285, 369, 376, ii. 60,
62, 185, 212, 217.

Dreams, distinguished and explained, i. 9.

Drinking of healths, testified against, i. 23.

Drinking to excess, reproved, i. 39, 334, 459.

Dwarfs, not to offer on God’s altar, but may eat of the holy
bread, ii. 468, 473, 502.

Election is in Christ, i. 263, ii. 113.

Election and Reprobation, owned and explained, i. 92, ii. 113;
unconditional, priests’ doctrine thereof denied, i. 394, ii.
113.

Evil thoughts, how subdued, i. 58.

Evil natures described, they are within, i. 59, ii. 135.

Faith, stands in the power of God and not in man, ii. 236, 239;
its powerful operation and effect, ii. 236;
stays the mind and gives access to God, i. 15, 397;
in it there is no schism, ii. 238;
without sin, and gives victory over it, i. 397.

Fall, the, state of man therein, opened, i. 32, 125, 345, ii. 136.

False Prophets and Antichrists, their marks, i. 91, 160, 314, 336,
ii. 416, 440, 487.

False Liberty, judged by the Spirit, ii. 329, 417.

Fashions of the world denounced, i. 38, 219, ii. 412, 493.

Fasts, the true and false distinguished, i. 363, 435, ii. 303-305.

Flesh, the, wars against the spirit, i. 18.

*Friends, their belief in Christ and concerning the Scriptures
stated, ii. 155;
excommunicated, i. 404, ii. 64, 65;
prosper through their integrity, i. 186;
kept out of their meeting-houses, ii. 132, 375-377, 387;
their meeting-houses pulled down, ii. 132;
offer to lie in prison for one another, i. 248, 318, 439;
prophesied against, i. _134_, 185, 194, ii. 254;
their faithfulness is said by some to have preserved the nation
from debauchery, ii. 134.

God, has given all a measure of his Spirit, i. 150, ii. 34, 217,
418;
teaches his people himself, i. 48, 82, 84, 118, 120, 125, 150,
152, 211, ii. 281, _see_ Christ the Inward Teacher;
his people are to be like him, in what respects, ii. 458;
his kingdom, measurably witnessed in this life, ii. 459;
his infinite love, i. 14.

God and Christ, dwell in the heart, i. 8, 91;
are known by the Spirit, i. 12, 128, 138, 165, 235, 265, ii.
292, 458;
are not known by study or philosophy, but by revelation in
mental silence, i. 12, 26, ii. 292.

Good works do not of themselves bring salvation, but the grace of
God, ii. 101.

Gospel, not the four books of the Evangelists, i. 350, ii. 9.

Grace of God, teaches those who turn to it, i. 35, 82, 249, 331,
526, ii. 9, 11, 35, 115.

Grace and Truth, are in the heart, i. 35, 331, 336, ii. 359, 408,
455;
are universal and saving, i. 36, 331, 526, ii. 9, 34, 61, 101,
136.

Groans of the flesh and spirit, discerned and distinguished, i.
15.

Hat, keeping it on in public prayer testified against, i. 519.

Hat-honour, denied, i. 38, 92, 272, 275, 285, 290, 357, 401, 443,
485, ii. 22, 27, 306;
Friends suffer for refusing to give it, i. 38, 39, 185, 272,
280, 313, 372, 409, 454, 501, ii. 307.

Hirelings, testified against, i. 42, 75, 93, 202, 203, 207, 245.

Honour, the true and false, distinguished, i. 38, 302, ii. 22.

Imposition denounced, yet practised by schismatics, ii. 328.

*Imprisonment of Friends, for not swearing, i. _106_, 247, _521_,
523, ii. 23, 24, 30, 94;
for refusing to pay tithes, and for going to steeple-houses, i.
224, 503, ii. 25;
for preaching in the streets, i. 373, 378;
for attending meetings, ii. 24;
for opening their shops on the world’s fast-days and holidays,
ii. 204;
for offences not specified, i. 172, 493, 522, ii. 67, 128, 282,
314, 337, 374, 378;
on a praemunire illegal, i. 221;
deaths in prison, i. 173, 232, 327, _504_, 522, 526, ii. 25,
_33_, _67_, 94, 253.
_See_ Steeplehouses; Streets and Markets.

Jerusalem, New, what it is, ii. 135.

Judging, i. 345, 422, 425, ii. 329, 425-431, 487.

*Judgments, pronounced against persons and places, i. 76, 78, 102,
147, 153, ii. 78;
overtake persecutors, i. 102, 118, 136, 149, 154, 189, 196, 197,
209, 211, 318, 391, 398, 408, 417, 457, _458_, 469, 475, 511,
512, ii. 5, 9, 26, 33, 34, 57, 67, 68, 72, 73, 77, 78, 96,
133, 147, 224, 314, 358.

Knowledge, spiritual, learned within, i. 10;
spiritual and fleshly, distinguished, i. 11.

Law, the, its types and shadows only known by the Spirit, i. 33;
what it is, its operation and effect, i. 15, 16, 23;
is written in the heart, i. 246, 349, 355, ii. 270;
is distinguished from the Gospel, i. 16, 17.

Liberty of conscience granted generally, ii. 453.

Light and Darkness, how seen, i. 19.

Light, the, obedience thereto, recommended, i. 65;
is the Law, the Power, and the image of God, i. 193;
is the Covenant, i. 194;
is a Reprover, i. 353, 356, ii. 185;
is a Judge, i. 187, 242, 267, 274, 347, 366, 408, 460, ii. 462;
is a Guide and Leader, i. 187, 435;
is the Life in Christ the Word, i. 333, 377, 397, ii. 35, 466,
497;
gives an understanding of the things of the kingdom, i. 187;
gives a sight and sense of inward mysteries, i. 14, 187, 242,
254, 362, 433;
gives victory over sin, i. 433;
gives the knowledge of the true fast, i. 365, 366;
comes from Christ, i. 254, 321;
convinces and converts, i. 65, 192;
manifests Christ in his various offices, i. 165;
shows us our evil deeds and our Saviour, i. 121, 165, 267;
brings out of the evil state, i. 60;
manifests that which is for judgment, i. 367;
in it God is felt revealing his secrets, and inspiring the mind,
i. 347;
by it Christ is seen, i. 191, 254, 303, 411;
without it none come to Christ, i. 304;
being felt, Christ is felt, i. 223;
those who hate it set up hirelings and idol-temples, i. 151;
they who walk in it come to God’s teaching, i. 16;
they who love it are taught of God, i. 151;
they who oppose it are apostates, i. 347;
believers in it believe in the everlasting covenant, i. 191;
believers in it come to the life of Moses and the Prophets, i.
191;
none are God’s people who are not baptised into this principle,
i. 36, 348.

Light, the, within, is the Light of Christ, i. 384;
is the way to God, i. 36;
its power and efficacy, i. 384, 385;
leads to salvation and the day-star, i. 397.

Light, the, of Christ, directed to, i. 97, 124, 126, 182, 204,
213, 238, 254, 264, 265, 336, 368, 378, 379, 408, 411, 421,
436, 437, 460;
shows Christ to be a Redeemer, and Saviour, and Way to God, i.
110;
gives a sight and sense of sin, i. 97, 121, 151, 303, 379;
makes all things manifest, i. 15, 17, 275, 303;
is not the natural conscience, or a natural created light, i.
333, 370, 377, ii. 35, 463;
its universality denied by professors, i. 350, ii. 34;
in the conscience, a doctrine not endured by priests and
professors but derided by them, i. 204, 254, ii. 463;
they who believe in it are in the Election, i. 396.

Longevity, instances of, ii. 15, 75.

*Marriage, by a priest, anti-Scriptural, ii. 65, 75;
the principle and practice of Friends relative thereto stated,
ii. 399;
of Friends, their mode sanctioned by Scripture examples, ii. 75;
attended by G. Fox, ii. 75, 170;
of Friends, the regulations of the Society thereon, ii. 88,
_89_, 137, 148, 149, 250, 399;
of Friends, questioned at Nottingham Assizes, but declared
valid, i. 520.

Meal time, few words spoken at, informed against, ii. 133.
_See_ CARTWRIGHT, JOHN.

Meditation, how it ought to be exercised, ii. 368.

Meetings of Friends, held and settled, i. 27, 29, 123, 265, 373,
404.

*Meetings for Discipline, established in London and throughout the
nation, i. 469, 470, ii. _80_, 97, 164, 247, 279, 283;
the order and good results thereof, ii. 90, 97;
their settlement opposed by some, ii. 81, 202, 248, 251,
315-318, 327, 331, 347, 436.

Ministers of Christ, preach freely, i. 41, 91, 93, 201, 223, 339,
ii. 65;
not necessarily made at colleges, i. 7, 11, 37, 48, 386, 414,
415, 480-482;
must have his Spirit, i. 17;
advice respecting public opposition to, i. 345.

Ministers, tried and ejected by Commonwealth, i. 223, ii. 86;
ejected by Charles II., i. 504.

Ministry, the true and false distinguished, i. 17.

Miracles, outward, i. 45, 46, 49, 133, 159, 252, 255, 258, ii.
176, 179, 184, 192, 233, 377.

Moses and Christ, compared, ii. 477.

Natures of creatures, seen, i. 19, 28, 125.

*Negroes, exhorted to diligence, etc., and counselled not to
rebel, ii. _149_, 157, 158;
to be instructed and in due time liberated, ii. 157, 158, 502.

News, people are too much busied therewith, ii. 482.

Oaths. _See_ Swearing.

Obedience, known in the Light, i. 384;
to that which convicts of evil, recommended, i. 65;
to the grace of God, the way to receive salvation, ii. 9, 101;
keeps in the Lord’s fear, i. 65;
of faith, destroys imaginations and temptations, i. 61.

Offering, the true and false, distinguished, ii. 450.

Parable of the talents, commented on, i. 353.

Peace, the first step thereto is to stand still in the Light, i.
121, 432.

Perfection in Christ, ii. 218, 449;
in this life attainable, i. 181, 193, 419, 465, ii. 218;
in this life denied by priests and professors to be attainable,
i. 19, 34, 50, 51, 56, 74, 181, 465, ii. 218.

Persecution, judged and exposed, i. 147, 149, 287-303, 334, 387,
403, 434, 481, 522, 526, ii. 24-34, 65, 69, 132, 204, 281, 314,
320, 374-376, 387.

Pleasure and Wantonness denied, i. 323-325.

Plots, denied and declared against, i. 448, 493-500, ii. 216, 348,
415.
_See_ CHARLES II.

Popularity, that which leads to it, denied, ii. 236.

Powers of the earth, not to be meddled with by Friends, i. 426.

Power of the Lord makes priests and professors tremble, i. 89.

Prayer, in man’s will denied, i. 24;
true, defined, i. 205, 390, ii. 303;
false, how discerned, i. 15, 205;
in the Spirit, approved, i. 37, ii. 449, 450.

Priests, declared against, i. 91, 200-206, 210, 223;
their state opened, i. 29, 116;
are miserable comforters, i. 5, 6;
their objections answered, i. 336-343;
are Friends’ chief persecutors, i. 48, 137, 147, 504, ii. 211;
make a Church faith, which is answered by G. Fox, i. 441, _see_
Savoy, Conference;
sell the Scriptures, i. 41, 114;
pray by a form, i. 205;
hunt after a fallen benefice, i. 251;
no other trade comparable to theirs, i. 41;
cannot separate spirit and letter, i. 141;
reproved by the populace, i. 139;
oppose toleration, i. 505;
likened to the Pharisees and Jews of old for their persecutions,
etc., i. 215-219;
cannot endure the doctrine of the Light, i. 254, ii. 463.
_See_ Disputes.

*Prison, life in, i. _283_, _504_, _521_, _524_.

Prisoners in jail, learn wickedness of each other, i. 71;
more speedy justice to them recommended, i. 71.

Professions, the three learned ones, opened, i. 29.

Prophecy by women concerning Chas. II. and parliament, i. 445,
446.
_See_ ALDAM, THOMAS;
BAPTISTS;
BROWN, —-;
FIFTH-MONARCHY MEN;
FOX, G.

*Quakers, a nickname, i. 105, 211, 242, 343, 476;
first called so by Justice Bennet, i. _58_;
the children of Light, i. 501;
not a Sect, but dwell in the power of God, i. 242, 476.

Quaking and trembling, i. 23, 105, 126, 168, 238, 501.

Registers and Records recommended to be kept, ii. 149.

Revelation, immediate and objective, not ceased, i. 34.

Riches warned against, ii. 493.

Righteousness, attainable in this life, i. 2.

Sabbath-day, i. 397, 414, ii. 306.

Sacrament of the Supper (so-called) not a Christian ordinance, i.
340-342 429.

Saints have power to judge in the Church, ii. 327-330.

Sanctification, how effected, i. 50.

*Schools for Friends’ children, ii. _89_, 138, 203, 346, 348, 434.
_See_ CHISWICK,
EDMONTON,
SHACKLEWELL,
WALTHAM ABBEY.

Scriptures, known by the Spirit, i. 33, 34, 128, 138, 162, 165,
235, 362, 377, ii. 217;
profitable to the man of God, but not to the man of sin, i. 349;
not the “more sure word of prophecy,” i. 43;
not the _only_ rule of life, ii. 217;
not “The Word,” nor “The Word of God,” i. 156, 157, 306;
may be called “the _words_ of God,” i. 156, 157, ii. 157;
confirm the Spirit’s convictions, i. 376;
give not the knowledge of God or Christ, without the revelation
of the Spirit, i. 12, 109;
possessed by professors and apostates in form, but not in spirit
or power, i. 11, 109;
how read and understood by professors, i. 32, ii. 440;
given forth by the Light, i. 174;
eternal life is not in them, but in Christ, ii. 466;
the belief of Friends respecting them, set forth, i. 131, ii.
156;
Bible used by Friends when preaching, i. 213, 376, 407, 443,
531.
Sect-makers, they who deny universal grace are such, ii. 101;
love popularity, ii. 236.

Seed, the, is Christ, i. 192, 418, 420, 468;
crucified in professors, i. 445;
is to be felt within, i. 418, 420;
bruises the head of the Serpent, i. 190, 343-345, ii. 335;
the promise is to it, and not to the law of the first covenant,
ii. 335.

Seeds, the two, distinguished, ii. 447.

Seeds-men of the flesh, and of the Spirit, distinguished, i. 387.

*Separation, warned against, i. 519;
appears in the Church, ii. 42, 80, 167, 248, 268, 284, 288, 315,
317, 327, 331, _347_, 368, 369, 393, 435.

Serpent, the, speaks in man, i. 21, 416;
is the false teacher, ii. 199.

Seven states explained, i. 419.

Shadows and figures, not given till after the fall, i. 463;
not understood without the Spirit, i. 33.