Cornelius John, S.J.;
martyr 17,
manner of arrest 38.
Cornforth, Thomas, S.J.;
caught at Mass clxxxvi.
Coughton;
Bates saw Father Garnett and Father Tesimond at 211.
Counter, the prisons so called; x, lxi, lxix.
Cranedge, Henry and Elizabeth;
recusants xlii.
Cranishe, Richard;
son of Robert, crosses to Middleborough xliv.
Cresswell, Joseph, S.J.;
Father Persons' Philopater attributed to him 234,
proposed for attainder 164,
superior in Spain ccxxviii.
Crooke, Sir John;
opens prosecution of Fr. Garnett 227.
Dale, Mr.;
examines Brother Emerson ccliv.
Daniell;
Mrs. Wiseman's servant xlii.
Darbyshire, Thomas, S.J.;
goes with Fr. Gerard to Rouen xii.
Darcy, see Garnett.
Digby, Sir Everard;
his and his wife's conversion cl,
his illness cliii,
his affection for Fr. Gerard cliv,
helps to convert a friend clxvi,
entered into the Plot 87,
in good faith 11,
his family 87,
his manliness 88,
his Catholic life 89,
his office in the Plot 91,
at Dunchurch 106,
his page William Ellis 110, ccii,
taken 111,
proposes match between Lord Vaux and Earl of Suffolk's daughter 137,
at Lord Vaux's cclvi,
his house in Rutlandshire, 138,
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
exculpates Fr. Gerard 209, clxxix,
clears the Society 8,
allied to Earl of Salisbury 216,
asks to be beheaded 216,
his death 216,
Fr. Gerard's letter to ccxxxiv.
Dolman, the priest;
letter to Mrs. Wiseman xliv.
Dormer, Dorothy;
marries Sir Henry Huddleston xxxiii.
Dormer, Jane;
marries Duke of Feria xxxiii.
Drury, Robert;
martyr lxxvi,
living in Fr. Gerard's house cxxvii.
Dunkellin, Richard Lord;
wishes to go to confession clix,
fights a duel clxi,
marries and converts Walsyngham's daughter clix, clxi.
Dunsmore Heath; 92.
Egerton, Sir Thomas, Lord Chancellor;
once a Catholic lix.
Elizabeth, Princess; 85.
Ellis, William alias John Williams;
page to Sir Everard Digby 110,
novice S.J. ccii.
Elmer, John, Bishop of London;
Fr. Gerard in his custody, xiii.
Emerson;
of Felsted xliv.
Emerson, Ralph, S.J.;
alias Homulus xlv, lxx,
in Clink xlv, lxx, lxxviii, lxxxix,
his examination ccliv,
moved to Newgate xlv,
sent to Wisbech, into banishment, dies at St. Omers lxxi.
Essex, Earl of;
his rising 55.
Eu, College at;
xvii, 280.
Everett, Thomas, S.J.;
in hiding clxxx,
surprised at Mass clxxxi.
Excommunications; 42.
Farmer, see Garnett.
Fawcet;
a witness against Fr. Garnett 255.
Fawkes or Faulks, Guido or Guy;
one of the first conspirators 53,
a good soldier in Flanders 59,
passes as Percy's man 63, 105,
his office in the Plot 91,
found in the vault 99,
apprehended 103,
alias John Johnson 105, 196,
in the Tower 112,
his confession ccxxiv, 112,
tortured ccxxv, 221,
tried in Westminster Hall 191,
reason for pleading “Not guilty” 195,
his death 221.
Feller;
his mention of Fr. Garnett's straw 305.
Ferdinand, Prince Bishop of Liége; cc, cciv.
Feria, Duke of;
his wife Jane Dormer xxxiii.
Filcock, Roger, S.J.;
martyr lxxvi.
Fisher, see Percy.
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Fitzherbert, Thomas, S.J.;
letter to Bishop of Chalcedon ccxlii.
Fleming, Thomas;
examines Fr. Gerard xciii.
Floyd, Henry, S.J.;
ccxlii, cclx.
Foxe, Robert;
committed as a recusant xlii.
Frank, John;
betrays his master and Fr. Gerard xl,
his deposition xli.
Froude;
quotation from, on equivocation ccxi.
Fuller, Mr.;
examines Brother Emerson ccliv.
Fulwood, John;
found in Mr. Wiseman's house xliv, xlix.
Fulwood, Richard, S.J.;
Father Gerard's man xlii, xliv,
visits Lady Gerard xxxv,
taken xlvi,
imprisoned in Bridewell xliii, li,
tortured li, lxiv,
escapes lxvi,
helps Fr. Gerard to escape from the Tower cxviii,
in Belgium cclviii.
Garnett alias Gilford;
Novice S.J. cci.
Garnett, Henry, S.J.;
alias Darcy cclxii,
alias Walley 211, clxxxix,
alias Farmer 226,
his parentage 297,
Father Gerard finds him in London, 282, xxiv,
lives in Warwickshire 282,
his instructions xxv,
renewal of vows xxxviii,
his foresight xxxviii, xlv, xlvi,
Fr. Gerard tortured to say where he is xcvi, c,
receives Fr. Gerard on his escape from Tower cxxiv,
his house called Morecroftes at Uxbridge, cclv,
his house in Spital cxliii,
informed of Watson's plot by Fr. Gerard 74,
consulted by Catesby on death of innocents 65, 120, 253,
wrote to Rome his fears 71, 75, 121,
goes to St. Winifred's Well 78, 240, 258, cclxii,
persuades discontented Catholics to send Sir Edmund Baynham to the Pope 77, 82, 236, 251,
his wise direction 132,
Bates' evidence against him 136, 211,
accused in Proclamation 144,
his attainder proposed 165,
hides at Henlip 150,
betrayed by Humphrey Littleton 150,
taken 154,
identified by a Priest 156,
silences Sir Henry Bromley's chaplain 157,
committed to Gatehouse 159,
clxxxii, examined by Privy Council 159,
transferred to Tower 160,
cozened by his keeper 166,
overheard in conference with Fr. Ouldcorne 169, 241,
kept from sleep and drugged 173,
tortured 174,
may now tell what he heard in confession 175,
tried at Guildhall 225,
his indictment 226,
his speech 243,
his martyrdom 288, cclviii,
the miraculous straw 297, 301,
other signs 305,
on equivocation 244, ccxx,
his letters xlv, ccxxviii, 72 et seq.