Chapter 32

Huddington;Winters of58.Huddleston, Sir Henry;convertedxxxiii.Hunston, Brian;in Fr. Gerard's serviceclxxxix.Huntingdon, Earl of;his wife Fr. Gerard's auntccliii.Hurlston, Ha.;in prisonclxxxix.Hymn of All Saints;240,254,cclxii.Inglefield, Sir Francis; attainted328.Jackson, Richard;indicted for saying Mass at Braddocksccliv.James I.;his book for his son23,compares Papists and Puritans to two asses123,expectations on his accession20,disappointment25,deciphers the letter98,proclamation of Nov. 7,114,his speech116,his book on the Powder Plot199.Jenings, Alice, wife of Richard;a recusantxlii.Jenison, John and Michael;Fr. Gerard's brothers-in-lawccliii.Jeppes, John;stayed at Frank's with the Wisemansxliv.Jesuits;accused148,193,cleared179,Coke proposes eight for attainder by Parliament164.Johnson;quotation from, on equivocationccxi.Jones,aliasBuckley, John, O.S.F.;martyrxxxii,lxxvi.Kensington,seeLaithwaite.Keyes, Robert;his virtue and valour87,joins the conspiracy87,taken112,tried in Westminster Hall192,his death221.Keynes, George, S.J.;cclviii.Knevet, Sir Thomas;searches the vault103.Knox, John;teaches regicide122.Laithwaite, Thos., S.J.;taken, escapes, is retakenclxxvi,aliasScottaliasKensingtoncxcvi,frequents Fr. Gerard's houseclxxvi,ccxxiv.Lasnet, John, S.J.;serves Fr. Gerardlxv.Laud, William Archbishop;marries Lord Mountjoy and Lady Richxxxiv.Lee Priory;Lord Rich's house,xli.Lee, Roger, S.J.;in retreatcxxxvi,cxlvi,helps to convert his friendscxlviii,cl,Fr. Baldwin would send him to Englandcclviii,Fr. Gerard opposed to this as prematurecclx.Leeds, Sir Thomas;at Louvaincxcvii.Leicester, Earl of;lxii,threats against Catholics xvii,279,â€œmy Lord of Leicester's booksâ€ccliv.Lenox, Duke of;Fr. Gerard's letter toccxxxi.Lerma, Duke of;235.Leutner, or Lewckener, Edmund;of Exeter College, Oxfordxi.Lewkner, Thomas, Novice S.J.cci.LiÃ©ge, florin ofxiv.LiÃ©ge, foundation atcxcvi,cxcix.Lilly, John S.J.;in the Clinklxxi,liberty purchasedcix,visits Fr. Gerard in the Towercxi,helps him to escape from the Towercxviii,is taken in his steadcxxxix,outwits Wadecxliii,deathlxvi,cxliv.[pg 339]Line, Anne;martyr, has charge of Father Gerard's houselxxiii,changes housecxxviii,her husbandlxxiv,visits Mrs. Heywoodcxxxviii,her arrest at Masslxxv,her conduct in Courtlxxv,her deathlxxvi.Lingard, John, D.D.;on the Communion of the conspiratorsccxxiii,on the date of a letter quotedccxxvii,quotes affidavit of Anthony Smithccxlvii.Little John and Little Michael,seeOwen.Littleton, Humphrey;shelters Robert Winter and Stephen Littleton112,betrays Father Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne150,tried at Worcester267,repents of his treachery268,269,270.Littleton, Stephen;receives the conspirators108,escapes for a time110,Hobadge House108,210,taken112,tried and executed at Stafford277.Lopez;his treason234.Louvain, St. John's;the first English Novitiate S.J.cxcv.Louvain, St. Monica's;xxxi,cxcvi.Maltravers, James Lord;erroneously said to have been converted by Fr. Gerardcclxii.Manners, Sir Oliver;his conversionclxvi,his letter to Fr. Aquavivacclv,his return to Englandcciii,his deathcciii,praise perhaps of him as intending to be a Priestcclxi.ManselaliasGriffin, Richard;Novice S.J.cci.Markham, Anne Lady;correspondence with Earl of Salisbury about betraying Father Gerardclxxxviii.Marshalsea Prison;cxxx,Fr. Gerard inxiv,Br. Nicholas Owen in186.Mary, Queen of Scots;21,died because she was a Catholic16,a martyr22,confined at Tutbury Castlex,ccliii,26,Babington's plot forxv,xvii,26,Sir Thomas Stanley, Sir Thomas Gerard, and Mr. Roulston take her part26.Maximilian, Duke of Bavaria;sends gifts to new House at LiÃ©gecc,endows the College therecc,his childrencc.Mayer, Father, S.J.;cc.Mayor of London, the Lord;searches Fr. Gerard's houseclxxxi,one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.Middleton's;Fr. Gerard and Nicholas Owen taken therexliii,xliv,lviii.Milton;quotation from, on equivocationccxi.Miranda, Conde de;235,Condessa decxciv.Molina, Melchior de;cxciv.Montacute Papers;cclvi.Montague, Anthony Viscount;xxxiii,cxcix.More, Thomas, S.J.;last English Provincial before the suppressionccli.More, Henry, S.J.;lived at St. John's, Louvaincxcv,Socius to Fr. Gerard at Louvaincc,his scholarshipcci.Morecroftes at Uxbridge;Fr. Garnett's housecclv,perhapsxlvi,cxxiv,181.Morton,seeTalbot.Motte;his barkxliv.Mountague, Dean of Chapel Royal;45.Mounteagle, the Lord;the letter to96,his supper101.Mountjoy, Lord;seduces Lady Richxxxiv.Myller, Ralph;a tailor of Rhemes, his confessioncxxxiv.Nelson,seeGerard.Nevill, the Lady;died of ill-treatment in a search39.Newall, William;a pursuivantxli,ccliii.Newman, John Henry, D.D.;quotation fromccxi.Norffooke, Nicholas;Mr. Wiseman's servantxlii.Northampton, Earl of;reads the letter97,examines Fr. Garnett173,speech at conspirators' trial213,one of Fr. Garnett's judges226,intercedes for the Vauxesclxxxvi.[pg 340]

Huddington;Winters of58.

Huddington;

Winters of58.

Huddleston, Sir Henry;convertedxxxiii.

Huddleston, Sir Henry;

convertedxxxiii.

Hunston, Brian;in Fr. Gerard's serviceclxxxix.

Hunston, Brian;

in Fr. Gerard's serviceclxxxix.

Huntingdon, Earl of;his wife Fr. Gerard's auntccliii.

Huntingdon, Earl of;

his wife Fr. Gerard's auntccliii.

Hurlston, Ha.;in prisonclxxxix.

Hurlston, Ha.;

in prisonclxxxix.

Hymn of All Saints;240,254,cclxii.

Inglefield, Sir Francis; attainted328.

Jackson, Richard;indicted for saying Mass at Braddocksccliv.

Jackson, Richard;

indicted for saying Mass at Braddocksccliv.

James I.;his book for his son23,compares Papists and Puritans to two asses123,expectations on his accession20,disappointment25,deciphers the letter98,proclamation of Nov. 7,114,his speech116,his book on the Powder Plot199.

James I.;

his book for his son23,

compares Papists and Puritans to two asses123,

expectations on his accession20,

disappointment25,

deciphers the letter98,

proclamation of Nov. 7,114,

his speech116,

his book on the Powder Plot199.

Jenings, Alice, wife of Richard;a recusantxlii.

Jenings, Alice, wife of Richard;

a recusantxlii.

Jenison, John and Michael;Fr. Gerard's brothers-in-lawccliii.

Jenison, John and Michael;

Fr. Gerard's brothers-in-lawccliii.

Jeppes, John;stayed at Frank's with the Wisemansxliv.

Jeppes, John;

stayed at Frank's with the Wisemansxliv.

Jesuits;accused148,193,cleared179,Coke proposes eight for attainder by Parliament164.

Jesuits;

accused148,193,

cleared179,

Coke proposes eight for attainder by Parliament164.

Johnson;quotation from, on equivocationccxi.

Johnson;

quotation from, on equivocationccxi.

Jones,aliasBuckley, John, O.S.F.;martyrxxxii,lxxvi.

Jones,aliasBuckley, John, O.S.F.;

martyrxxxii,lxxvi.

Kensington,seeLaithwaite.

Keyes, Robert;his virtue and valour87,joins the conspiracy87,taken112,tried in Westminster Hall192,his death221.

Keyes, Robert;

his virtue and valour87,

joins the conspiracy87,

taken112,

tried in Westminster Hall192,

his death221.

Keynes, George, S.J.;cclviii.

Knevet, Sir Thomas;searches the vault103.

Knevet, Sir Thomas;

searches the vault103.

Knox, John;teaches regicide122.

Knox, John;

teaches regicide122.

Laithwaite, Thos., S.J.;taken, escapes, is retakenclxxvi,aliasScottaliasKensingtoncxcvi,frequents Fr. Gerard's houseclxxvi,ccxxiv.

Laithwaite, Thos., S.J.;

taken, escapes, is retakenclxxvi,

aliasScottaliasKensingtoncxcvi,

frequents Fr. Gerard's houseclxxvi,ccxxiv.

Lasnet, John, S.J.;serves Fr. Gerardlxv.

Lasnet, John, S.J.;

serves Fr. Gerardlxv.

Laud, William Archbishop;marries Lord Mountjoy and Lady Richxxxiv.

Laud, William Archbishop;

marries Lord Mountjoy and Lady Richxxxiv.

Lee Priory;Lord Rich's house,xli.

Lee Priory;

Lord Rich's house,xli.

Lee, Roger, S.J.;in retreatcxxxvi,cxlvi,helps to convert his friendscxlviii,cl,Fr. Baldwin would send him to Englandcclviii,Fr. Gerard opposed to this as prematurecclx.

Lee, Roger, S.J.;

in retreatcxxxvi,cxlvi,

helps to convert his friendscxlviii,cl,

Fr. Baldwin would send him to Englandcclviii,

Fr. Gerard opposed to this as prematurecclx.

Leeds, Sir Thomas;at Louvaincxcvii.

Leeds, Sir Thomas;

at Louvaincxcvii.

Leicester, Earl of;lxii,threats against Catholics xvii,279,â€œmy Lord of Leicester's booksâ€ccliv.

Leicester, Earl of;lxii,

threats against Catholics xvii,279,

â€œmy Lord of Leicester's booksâ€ccliv.

Lenox, Duke of;Fr. Gerard's letter toccxxxi.

Lenox, Duke of;

Fr. Gerard's letter toccxxxi.

Lerma, Duke of;235.

Leutner, or Lewckener, Edmund;of Exeter College, Oxfordxi.

Leutner, or Lewckener, Edmund;

of Exeter College, Oxfordxi.

Lewkner, Thomas, Novice S.J.cci.

LiÃ©ge, florin ofxiv.

LiÃ©ge, foundation atcxcvi,cxcix.

Lilly, John S.J.;in the Clinklxxi,liberty purchasedcix,visits Fr. Gerard in the Towercxi,helps him to escape from the Towercxviii,is taken in his steadcxxxix,outwits Wadecxliii,deathlxvi,cxliv.

Lilly, John S.J.;

in the Clinklxxi,

liberty purchasedcix,

visits Fr. Gerard in the Towercxi,

helps him to escape from the Towercxviii,

is taken in his steadcxxxix,

outwits Wadecxliii,

deathlxvi,cxliv.

Line, Anne;martyr, has charge of Father Gerard's houselxxiii,changes housecxxviii,her husbandlxxiv,visits Mrs. Heywoodcxxxviii,her arrest at Masslxxv,her conduct in Courtlxxv,her deathlxxvi.

Line, Anne;

martyr, has charge of Father Gerard's houselxxiii,

changes housecxxviii,

her husbandlxxiv,

visits Mrs. Heywoodcxxxviii,

her arrest at Masslxxv,

her conduct in Courtlxxv,

her deathlxxvi.

Lingard, John, D.D.;on the Communion of the conspiratorsccxxiii,on the date of a letter quotedccxxvii,quotes affidavit of Anthony Smithccxlvii.

Lingard, John, D.D.;

on the Communion of the conspiratorsccxxiii,

on the date of a letter quotedccxxvii,

quotes affidavit of Anthony Smithccxlvii.

Little John and Little Michael,seeOwen.

Littleton, Humphrey;shelters Robert Winter and Stephen Littleton112,betrays Father Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne150,tried at Worcester267,repents of his treachery268,269,270.

Littleton, Humphrey;

shelters Robert Winter and Stephen Littleton112,

betrays Father Garnett and Fr. Ouldcorne150,

tried at Worcester267,

repents of his treachery268,269,270.

Littleton, Stephen;receives the conspirators108,escapes for a time110,Hobadge House108,210,taken112,tried and executed at Stafford277.

Littleton, Stephen;

receives the conspirators108,

escapes for a time110,

Hobadge House108,210,

taken112,

tried and executed at Stafford277.

Lopez;his treason234.

Lopez;

his treason234.

Louvain, St. John's;the first English Novitiate S.J.cxcv.

Louvain, St. John's;

the first English Novitiate S.J.cxcv.

Louvain, St. Monica's;xxxi,cxcvi.

Maltravers, James Lord;erroneously said to have been converted by Fr. Gerardcclxii.

Maltravers, James Lord;

erroneously said to have been converted by Fr. Gerardcclxii.

Manners, Sir Oliver;his conversionclxvi,his letter to Fr. Aquavivacclv,his return to Englandcciii,his deathcciii,praise perhaps of him as intending to be a Priestcclxi.

Manners, Sir Oliver;

his conversionclxvi,

his letter to Fr. Aquavivacclv,

his return to Englandcciii,

his deathcciii,

praise perhaps of him as intending to be a Priestcclxi.

ManselaliasGriffin, Richard;Novice S.J.cci.

ManselaliasGriffin, Richard;

Novice S.J.cci.

Markham, Anne Lady;correspondence with Earl of Salisbury about betraying Father Gerardclxxxviii.

Markham, Anne Lady;

correspondence with Earl of Salisbury about betraying Father Gerardclxxxviii.

Marshalsea Prison;cxxx,Fr. Gerard inxiv,Br. Nicholas Owen in186.

Marshalsea Prison;cxxx,

Fr. Gerard inxiv,

Br. Nicholas Owen in186.

Mary, Queen of Scots;21,died because she was a Catholic16,a martyr22,confined at Tutbury Castlex,ccliii,26,Babington's plot forxv,xvii,26,Sir Thomas Stanley, Sir Thomas Gerard, and Mr. Roulston take her part26.

Mary, Queen of Scots;21,

died because she was a Catholic16,

a martyr22,

confined at Tutbury Castlex,ccliii,26,

Babington's plot forxv,xvii,26,

Sir Thomas Stanley, Sir Thomas Gerard, and Mr. Roulston take her part26.

Maximilian, Duke of Bavaria;

endows the College therecc,

his childrencc.

Mayer, Father, S.J.;cc.

Mayor of London, the Lord;searches Fr. Gerard's houseclxxxi,one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.

Mayor of London, the Lord;

searches Fr. Gerard's houseclxxxi,

one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.

Middleton's;Fr. Gerard and Nicholas Owen taken therexliii,xliv,lviii.

Middleton's;

Fr. Gerard and Nicholas Owen taken therexliii,xliv,lviii.

Milton;quotation from, on equivocationccxi.

Milton;

quotation from, on equivocationccxi.

Miranda, Conde de;235,Condessa decxciv.

Miranda, Conde de;235,

Condessa decxciv.

Molina, Melchior de;cxciv.

Montacute Papers;cclvi.

Montague, Anthony Viscount;xxxiii,cxcix.

More, Thomas, S.J.;last English Provincial before the suppressionccli.

More, Thomas, S.J.;

last English Provincial before the suppressionccli.

More, Henry, S.J.;lived at St. John's, Louvaincxcv,Socius to Fr. Gerard at Louvaincc,his scholarshipcci.

More, Henry, S.J.;

lived at St. John's, Louvaincxcv,

Socius to Fr. Gerard at Louvaincc,

his scholarshipcci.

Morecroftes at Uxbridge;Fr. Garnett's housecclv,perhapsxlvi,cxxiv,181.

Morecroftes at Uxbridge;

Fr. Garnett's housecclv,perhapsxlvi,cxxiv,181.

Morton,seeTalbot.

Motte;his barkxliv.

Motte;

his barkxliv.

Mountague, Dean of Chapel Royal;45.

Mounteagle, the Lord;the letter to96,his supper101.

Mounteagle, the Lord;

the letter to96,

his supper101.

Mountjoy, Lord;seduces Lady Richxxxiv.

Mountjoy, Lord;

seduces Lady Richxxxiv.

Myller, Ralph;a tailor of Rhemes, his confessioncxxxiv.

Myller, Ralph;

a tailor of Rhemes, his confessioncxxxiv.

Nelson,seeGerard.

Nevill, the Lady;died of ill-treatment in a search39.

Nevill, the Lady;

died of ill-treatment in a search39.

Newall, William;a pursuivantxli,ccliii.

Newall, William;

a pursuivantxli,ccliii.

Newman, John Henry, D.D.;quotation fromccxi.

Newman, John Henry, D.D.;

quotation fromccxi.

Norffooke, Nicholas;Mr. Wiseman's servantxlii.

Norffooke, Nicholas;

Mr. Wiseman's servantxlii.

Northampton, Earl of;reads the letter97,examines Fr. Garnett173,speech at conspirators' trial213,one of Fr. Garnett's judges226,intercedes for the Vauxesclxxxvi.

Northampton, Earl of;

reads the letter97,

examines Fr. Garnett173,

speech at conspirators' trial213,

one of Fr. Garnett's judges226,

intercedes for the Vauxesclxxxvi.

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