INDEX. 549 Jacob, Henry, ii. 330. Jacob, Henry, jun. iii. 333. Jacomb, Samuel, iii. 319. James, John, iii. 391. James, King, his accession, and his inclinations to puritanism, i. 60; ii. 147, 156-hiskingcraft, i. 61- his inclinations to popery, 66-his declaration, 69-his character and death, 70-he kicked Legatt with his royal foot, 61, n-his im- perious spirit at Hampton-court, ii. 179, 310-a petition to him, 226-the extreme flattery of him, 447,n-hisarbitrary spirit,lii. 9, n. Janeway, John, iii. 26S. Janeway, William, account of, iii. 279, n. Jeffery, William, iii. 386. Jeffryes, Mr., iii. 525. Jegon, the vice-chancellor's letter to the Bishop of London, ii. 122 - account of him when bishop, 449, n. Jenningson, Dr., iii. 526. Jemmet, John, iii. 527. Jenkins Mr., ii. 270. Jermen, Sir Robert, a friend of the puritans, i. 239. Jersey and Guernsey, their church discipline framed, i. 410. Jessop, Constantine, iii. 375. Jew, a dispute with one, ii. 221- one converted to christianity, ib. Jewel, Bishop, account of, i.369, n. Jewel, Melancthoi, i. 408. Job, the book of,written ina curious style, ii. 220. Johnson, Robert, i. 176. , Johnson, Francis, ii. 89. Johnson, George, imprisoned in Newgate, ii. 99, n. Johnsonian Brownists, their suit, ii. 103, n. Judgments, two very remarkable, ii. 370; iii. 97. Kendal, Mr., iii. 512. Kennet, Bishop, his opinion of the act of uniformity, i. 100, n--his censure of the tryers, iii, 196 - also of H. Peters, 366. Kent, ministers of, their letter to Whitgift, and their suspension, i. 393. Kent, William, iii. 524. Kett, Francis, i. 56. King, Andrew, i. 407. Kingsmill, Andrew, i. 149. Kneelingat the sacrament, a curious anecdote of, i. 159, n. Knewstubs, John, ii. 308. Knight, Mr., ii.295, Knollys, Sir Francis, a friend to the puritans, ii. 165-Rainolds'sletter to him, and his character, 178 and n. Knollys, Hanserd, iii. 491. Knox, John, at Frankfort, is 16. Knutsford chapel suspended, ii. 293, n. Lad, Thomas, his persecution, ii. 183. Lamb, Thomas, iii. 461. Lambeth articles, ii. 82, n. --- conference, ii. 316. - library, some account of, iii. 357, 359. Lancaster, Mr., ii. 202. Langley, John, iii. 289. Lathorp, John, iii. 163. Latimer, Bishop, a zealous noncon- formist, i,12. Laud, Archbishop, his character, i. 76, n ; ii. 435, n ; iii, 49, n, 54-a curiousportrait ofhim, 58,n-call- ed a little urchin, i. 83, n-charged with high treason, 86-his trial and death, i. 92-Welwood's ac- count of him, ib. n-a curious an- ecdote of him, 93, n--his suppres- sion of books against popery, 170, n-his expulsion of Fox and Jewel's books from the churches, 333, n-his bold assertion, ii. 500 -his barbarous proceedings, i. 73 -85 ; ii. 395, 396, 400, 402, 416, 425, 435, 453, 463, 467, 481, 498, 501, 503 ; iii. 15, 39, 42, 44, 48, 49, 51, n, 52-54, 83, 93, 103,104, 141, 149, 155, 176, 178, 182, 236, 262, 311, 318, 374, 447, 449, 452, 453, n, 461, 519, 525,527. Lawrence, Mr., i, 237. Lectures in Yorkshire, their pro- bable origin, iii. 342n. Legatt, Bartholomew, burnt, i. 66. Thomas, died in Newgate, i. 66, n. Leicester plundered and its inhabit- ants put to the sword, ii. 373, 0. Leicester, Earl of,Whittingham's ex- cellent letter to him, i. 230-Pilk- ' int, ton's excellent letter to him, 233-petitions sent to him by the puritans, 320,323-a friend to the puritans, 446; ii. 147-at Lam- " beth conference, 316. Leigh, Mr., ii. 503. Leighton, Alexander, if. 476. Letter from Scotland, the title of, i. 27, n.
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