Chapter 35

Vitelleschi, Mutius, General S.J.;sends to the Bishop of Chalcedon to clear Fr. Gerardcclxii.Wade, Sir William;Secretary to Privy Councillxxx,examines Fr. Gerardxciii,ccxvi,while under torturec,professes to bring message from the Queenci,shows his knowledge of Fr. Garnett's house in Spitalcxliii,reviles Fr. Garnett162,brings him for trial225,takes Mr. Tresham's man261.Wales, Prince of;63,85,91.Walley,seeGarnett.Wallis, Richard and Wm.;found in Mr. Wiseman's housexliv.Walpole, Henry, S.J.;martyr18,xcv,his cell in Towerxc,invoked by Fr. Gerardcxxiii, his constancy132.Walpole, Michael, S.J.;serves Fr. Gerardlxv,reconciles a knightclxvi,extract of a letter fromccxlv.Walpole, Richard, S.J.;at Valladolid, Vice-prefect of the English missioncxciv.Walsyngham, Sir Francis;his daughter marries Lord Dunkellin and is convertedclix,clxi,examines Br. Emersonccliv.Waltham, Great;Northend inxxxi.Watson's;his treason hindered by Jesuits73,specially by Fr. Gerard74,and by Fr. Garnett250,he begs pardon of the Society at his death132,James' promises to him214.West;a messenger between Priestsccliii.Westmoreland;no such of the Society165.Weston, WilliamaliasEdmunds, S.J.;wears clerical dress in prisonlxxxi, in Wisbechxxiv,282,his virtue132.Whitmore, Novice, S.J.;cci.Whyneyard, Keeper of Wardrobe;lets the vaults99.Whyte, Andrew, S.J.;writes to Fr. Gerard for Greencxciii.Wilkinson, John;finds Father Garnett's straw302.Williams,seeEllis.[pg 344]Williams; his treason234,249,xcv.Williamson, Ralph;found in Mr. Wiseman's housexliv.Willis, Ralph;goes to Lady Gerard'sxxxv,attends on Fr. Gerardxlii,xliii,made Priest at Romelxv.Wilson;author ofEnglish Martyrologyccxlix.Wimbish;Braddocks in,xxx.Winchester Nuns;xxxvii.Winifred's (St.) Well;Fr. Garnett's journey78,240,258,cclxii,Fr. Ouldcorne cured284.Winsor, the Lord;his armoury at Warwick107.Winter John;tried in Westminster Hall191,sent to Worcester266,converts a felon in prison271,execution276.Winter, Robert;his estate and marriage70,joins the Plot71,escapes for a time110,taken112,tried in Westminster Hall191,his death216.Winter, Thomas;one of the first conspirators53,of Huddington58,his scholarship58,a friend of Catesby59,is sent to the Constable of Spain61,236,251,wounded and taken109,his confessionccxxiv,112,200, andpassim,taken to Westminster Hall for trial191,his death220,not at Lord Vaux'scclvi.Wisbech;prisoners at famished79.Wiseman, Anne;a Nun of Sionxxx.Wiseman, Anne;a widowxlii.Wiseman, Barbara;Abbess of Sionxxxi.Wiseman, Bridget;an Augustinianess at Louvainxxxi,crosses the seaxliv.Wiseman, George;of Upminster, Justice of Peacexlii.Wiseman, Jane;an Augustinianess at Louvainxxxi,crosses the seaxliv.Wiseman, Jane;daughter of Sir Edmund Huddlestonxxxi,her characterlxxviii.Wiseman, Jane;the widowxxx,her house at Northendxxxi,her pilgrimage to Wisbechxxxi,condemned topeine forte et durexxxii,her house searchedxli,in the Gatehouselxxxii,confronted with Fr. Gerardlxxxii.Wiseman, John, S.J.;entered the Society in Rome and died therexxx,pseudonym of Scudamore a Priestxliii.Wiseman, Mary;daughter of Anne, a recusantxlii.Wiseman, Mary;daughter of George, a recusantxlii.Wiseman, Robert;in the Clinkxlii,died in battle in Belgiumxxxi.Wiseman, Thomas, S.J.;entered the Society in Rome and died at St. Omersxxx.Wiseman, William;his house, Braddocks, in Wimbish,xxx,knightedxxxi,his descendantscclv,visits Lady Gerardxxxv,his arrestxlvii,his examinationxlviii,Braddocks searchedlii,his book written in prisonlxxvii,released for money, lives near the Clink, returns to Braddockslxxviii.Woodroff, Lady Elizabeth;xxxvi.Woodward;a Priestcxxviii.Worcester, Earl of;one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.Worsley;a pursuivantxli.Wright,Christopher; enters the conspiracy70,entrusts money to Bates210,sent to Flanders236,shot109.Wright, John;one of the first conspirators53,his early life59,shot109,taken to Westminster Hall for trial191.Yelverton, Sir Christopher;his sister convertedxxvi,one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.Yorke;his treason234,249.Yorke, Sir John;brief for his prosecutioncclvii.Young, Richard;examines John Frankxl,William Wisemanl,Fr. Gerardlxi,lxvii,Brother Emersonccliv,takes a bribelxix,forswears himselflxvii,ccxviii,dies miserablylxxix.Zuniga, Don Pedro de;Flemish Ambassadorclxxxiv,cxciii,cclvii,Donna Maria decxciv.

Vitelleschi, Mutius, General S.J.;sends to the Bishop of Chalcedon to clear Fr. Gerardcclxii.

Vitelleschi, Mutius, General S.J.;

sends to the Bishop of Chalcedon to clear Fr. Gerardcclxii.

Wade, Sir William;Secretary to Privy Councillxxx,examines Fr. Gerardxciii,ccxvi,while under torturec,professes to bring message from the Queenci,shows his knowledge of Fr. Garnett's house in Spitalcxliii,reviles Fr. Garnett162,brings him for trial225,takes Mr. Tresham's man261.

Wade, Sir William;

Secretary to Privy Councillxxx,

examines Fr. Gerardxciii,ccxvi,

while under torturec,

professes to bring message from the Queenci,

shows his knowledge of Fr. Garnett's house in Spitalcxliii,

reviles Fr. Garnett162,

brings him for trial225,

takes Mr. Tresham's man261.

Wales, Prince of;63,85,91.

Walley,seeGarnett.

Wallis, Richard and Wm.;found in Mr. Wiseman's housexliv.

Wallis, Richard and Wm.;

found in Mr. Wiseman's housexliv.

Walpole, Henry, S.J.;martyr18,xcv,his cell in Towerxc,invoked by Fr. Gerardcxxiii, his constancy132.

Walpole, Henry, S.J.;

martyr18,xcv,

his cell in Towerxc,

invoked by Fr. Gerardcxxiii, his constancy132.

Walpole, Michael, S.J.;serves Fr. Gerardlxv,reconciles a knightclxvi,extract of a letter fromccxlv.

Walpole, Michael, S.J.;

serves Fr. Gerardlxv,

reconciles a knightclxvi,

extract of a letter fromccxlv.

Walpole, Richard, S.J.;at Valladolid, Vice-prefect of the English missioncxciv.

Walpole, Richard, S.J.;

at Valladolid, Vice-prefect of the English missioncxciv.

Walsyngham, Sir Francis;his daughter marries Lord Dunkellin and is convertedclix,clxi,examines Br. Emersonccliv.

Walsyngham, Sir Francis;

his daughter marries Lord Dunkellin and is convertedclix,clxi,

examines Br. Emersonccliv.

Waltham, Great;Northend inxxxi.

Waltham, Great;

Northend inxxxi.

Watson's;his treason hindered by Jesuits73,specially by Fr. Gerard74,and by Fr. Garnett250,he begs pardon of the Society at his death132,James' promises to him214.

Watson's;

his treason hindered by Jesuits73,

specially by Fr. Gerard74,

and by Fr. Garnett250,

he begs pardon of the Society at his death132,

James' promises to him214.

West;a messenger between Priestsccliii.

West;

a messenger between Priestsccliii.

Westmoreland;no such of the Society165.

Westmoreland;

no such of the Society165.

Weston, WilliamaliasEdmunds, S.J.;wears clerical dress in prisonlxxxi, in Wisbechxxiv,282,his virtue132.

Weston, WilliamaliasEdmunds, S.J.;

wears clerical dress in prisonlxxxi, in Wisbechxxiv,282,

his virtue132.

Whitmore, Novice, S.J.;cci.

Whyneyard, Keeper of Wardrobe;lets the vaults99.

Whyneyard, Keeper of Wardrobe;

lets the vaults99.

Whyte, Andrew, S.J.;writes to Fr. Gerard for Greencxciii.

Whyte, Andrew, S.J.;

writes to Fr. Gerard for Greencxciii.

Wilkinson, John;finds Father Garnett's straw302.

Wilkinson, John;

finds Father Garnett's straw302.

Williams,seeEllis.

Williams; his treason234,249,xcv.

Williamson, Ralph;found in Mr. Wiseman's housexliv.

Williamson, Ralph;

found in Mr. Wiseman's housexliv.

Willis, Ralph;goes to Lady Gerard'sxxxv,attends on Fr. Gerardxlii,xliii,made Priest at Romelxv.

Willis, Ralph;

goes to Lady Gerard'sxxxv,

attends on Fr. Gerardxlii,xliii,

made Priest at Romelxv.

Wilson;author ofEnglish Martyrologyccxlix.

Wilson;

author ofEnglish Martyrologyccxlix.

Wimbish;Braddocks in,xxx.

Wimbish;

Braddocks in,xxx.

Winchester Nuns;xxxvii.

Winifred's (St.) Well;Fr. Garnett's journey78,240,258,cclxii,Fr. Ouldcorne cured284.

Winifred's (St.) Well;

Fr. Garnett's journey78,240,258,cclxii,

Fr. Ouldcorne cured284.

Winsor, the Lord;his armoury at Warwick107.

Winsor, the Lord;

his armoury at Warwick107.

Winter John;tried in Westminster Hall191,sent to Worcester266,converts a felon in prison271,execution276.

Winter John;

tried in Westminster Hall191,

sent to Worcester266,

converts a felon in prison271,

execution276.

Winter, Robert;his estate and marriage70,joins the Plot71,escapes for a time110,taken112,tried in Westminster Hall191,his death216.

Winter, Robert;

his estate and marriage70,

joins the Plot71,

escapes for a time110,

taken112,

tried in Westminster Hall191,

his death216.

Winter, Thomas;one of the first conspirators53,of Huddington58,his scholarship58,a friend of Catesby59,is sent to the Constable of Spain61,236,251,wounded and taken109,his confessionccxxiv,112,200, andpassim,taken to Westminster Hall for trial191,his death220,not at Lord Vaux'scclvi.

Winter, Thomas;

one of the first conspirators53,

of Huddington58,

his scholarship58,

a friend of Catesby59,

is sent to the Constable of Spain61,236,251,

wounded and taken109,

his confessionccxxiv,112,200, andpassim,

taken to Westminster Hall for trial191,

his death220,

not at Lord Vaux'scclvi.

Wisbech;prisoners at famished79.

Wisbech;

prisoners at famished79.

Wiseman, Anne;a Nun of Sionxxx.

Wiseman, Anne;

a Nun of Sionxxx.

Wiseman, Anne;a widowxlii.

Wiseman, Anne;

a widowxlii.

Wiseman, Barbara;Abbess of Sionxxxi.

Wiseman, Barbara;

Abbess of Sionxxxi.

Wiseman, Bridget;an Augustinianess at Louvainxxxi,crosses the seaxliv.

Wiseman, Bridget;

an Augustinianess at Louvainxxxi,

crosses the seaxliv.

Wiseman, George;of Upminster, Justice of Peacexlii.

Wiseman, George;

of Upminster, Justice of Peacexlii.

Wiseman, Jane;an Augustinianess at Louvainxxxi,crosses the seaxliv.

Wiseman, Jane;

an Augustinianess at Louvainxxxi,

crosses the seaxliv.

Wiseman, Jane;daughter of Sir Edmund Huddlestonxxxi,her characterlxxviii.

Wiseman, Jane;

daughter of Sir Edmund Huddlestonxxxi,

her characterlxxviii.

Wiseman, Jane;the widowxxx,her house at Northendxxxi,her pilgrimage to Wisbechxxxi,condemned topeine forte et durexxxii,her house searchedxli,in the Gatehouselxxxii,confronted with Fr. Gerardlxxxii.

Wiseman, Jane;

the widowxxx,

her house at Northendxxxi,

her pilgrimage to Wisbechxxxi,

condemned topeine forte et durexxxii,

her house searchedxli,

in the Gatehouselxxxii,

confronted with Fr. Gerardlxxxii.

Wiseman, John, S.J.;entered the Society in Rome and died therexxx,pseudonym of Scudamore a Priestxliii.

Wiseman, John, S.J.;

entered the Society in Rome and died therexxx,

pseudonym of Scudamore a Priestxliii.

Wiseman, Mary;daughter of Anne, a recusantxlii.

Wiseman, Mary;

daughter of Anne, a recusantxlii.

Wiseman, Mary;daughter of George, a recusantxlii.

Wiseman, Mary;

daughter of George, a recusantxlii.

Wiseman, Robert;in the Clinkxlii,died in battle in Belgiumxxxi.

Wiseman, Robert;

in the Clinkxlii,

died in battle in Belgiumxxxi.

Wiseman, Thomas, S.J.;entered the Society in Rome and died at St. Omersxxx.

Wiseman, Thomas, S.J.;

entered the Society in Rome and died at St. Omersxxx.

Wiseman, William;his house, Braddocks, in Wimbish,xxx,knightedxxxi,his descendantscclv,visits Lady Gerardxxxv,his arrestxlvii,his examinationxlviii,Braddocks searchedlii,his book written in prisonlxxvii,released for money, lives near the Clink, returns to Braddockslxxviii.

Wiseman, William;

his house, Braddocks, in Wimbish,xxx,

knightedxxxi,

his descendantscclv,

visits Lady Gerardxxxv,

his arrestxlvii,

his examinationxlviii,

Braddocks searchedlii,

his book written in prisonlxxvii,

released for money, lives near the Clink, returns to Braddockslxxviii.

Woodroff, Lady Elizabeth;xxxvi.

Woodward;a Priestcxxviii.

Woodward;

a Priestcxxviii.

Worcester, Earl of;one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.

Worcester, Earl of;

one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.

Worsley;a pursuivantxli.

Worsley;

a pursuivantxli.

Wright,Christopher; enters the conspiracy70,entrusts money to Bates210,sent to Flanders236,shot109.

Wright,

Christopher; enters the conspiracy70,

entrusts money to Bates210,

sent to Flanders236,

shot109.

Wright, John;one of the first conspirators53,his early life59,shot109,taken to Westminster Hall for trial191.

Wright, John;

one of the first conspirators53,

his early life59,

shot109,

taken to Westminster Hall for trial191.

Yelverton, Sir Christopher;his sister convertedxxvi,one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.

Yelverton, Sir Christopher;

his sister convertedxxvi,

one of Fr. Garnett's judges226.

Yorke;his treason234,249.

Yorke;

his treason234,249.

Yorke, Sir John;brief for his prosecutioncclvii.

Yorke, Sir John;

brief for his prosecutioncclvii.

Young, Richard;examines John Frankxl,William Wisemanl,Fr. Gerardlxi,lxvii,Brother Emersonccliv,takes a bribelxix,forswears himselflxvii,ccxviii,dies miserablylxxix.

Young, Richard;

examines John Frankxl,

William Wisemanl,

Fr. Gerardlxi,lxvii,

Brother Emersonccliv,

takes a bribelxix,

forswears himselflxvii,ccxviii,

dies miserablylxxix.

Zuniga, Don Pedro de;Flemish Ambassadorclxxxiv,cxciii,cclvii,Donna Maria decxciv.

Zuniga, Don Pedro de;

Flemish Ambassadorclxxxiv,cxciii,cclvii,

Donna Maria decxciv.

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