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of his plan to subvert Protes-tantism, 148. His action againstWilliams, 161.

Petre, Edward, Viceprovincial ofthe Jesuits; bis suggestion ofcloseting to James, 43. Hi9hatred of Father Mansuete, 54.Is sworn of the Privy Council,139.

Pollexfen, 190.191.

Pope. See Innocent.

Popham. Sec Charterhouse.

Porlman, Sir William, 308.

Powell, Sir John, 79. His conducton the trial of the Bishops, 189.197. His dismissal, 229.

Powis, Thomas; his report of theeffect of the Bishops’ acquittal,201 .

—, William Herbert, Earl of(a Catholic peer); assists in theQueen's flight, 345. Attack madeon his bouse, 356.

Powle, Henry; presides at a meet-ing of the Commoners, 385. Heis chosen Speaker of the Con-vention, 410. He attends Wil-liam on his acceptance of thecrown, 441.

Presbyterianism. See Noncon-formists.

Preston; his failure to carry outJames’s plans forsubvertingPro-testantism, 148.

Pretender, the. See Stuart, CharlesEdward.

Prior, Matthew, 37. See Montague,Charles.

Puritans. See Nonconformists.

Quakers. See Nonconformists.

Regulators, Board of; its constitu-tion and objects, 139.

Reresby, Sir John, 310.

Revolution, the English. Its cha-racter, 442. et seq.

Right, Declaration of, 438.

Rochester, Bishop of. See Sprat.

—, Lawrence Hyde, Earl of, LordTreasurer; be attempts to en-force James's illegal plans, 148.He prepares a petition for a par-liament, 306. Defends the peti-tion, ib. Declares for William,348.

—, John Wilmot, Earl of; con-verted from atheism by Burnet, 15.

Roman Catholics; denial to theDissenters of immunities grantedto them, 37. Toleration allowedto them in Scotland, 42. Opinionor William and Mary on the im-policy of James’s indulgences,and vindication of their opinions,06—71. Their appointment assheriffs, 151. Attack on theirchapels and bouses in London,352.

Roman Catholic country gentle-men; their character, tastes andhabits, in the 17th century, 151.152. 153. 155.

Ronquillo, Spanish ambassador;his property destroyed by themob, 353. 354.

Rosewell, Thomas, a Nonconfor-mist; supports James in his con-flict with the Church, 55. 56.

Russell, Edward: his character;rupture with the Court, and po-sition in Dykvelt’s councils, 81.82. Proposes to the Prince ofOrange a descent on England,216. Joins him at Exeter, 300.

—, William Lord, 15.

Rutland, Earl of, 146. 312.

Sacheverell, William, 408.

Saint Victor; assists in the flight ofthe Queen and her son, 344. 345.

Salisbury, James Cecil, Earl of;his conversion to Romanism, 31.True bill found against him, 328.

Sancroft, William, Archbishop ofCanterbury; meeting of the pre-