London, streets and places-(con-
tinued)

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London's fields, 298; Bishops-
gate Street, 298, 308, 330,
number of Huguenots in, 315;
Blackfriars, 308; Brick Lane, 299,
305, 309, 314; Brown's Lane,
344; Camomile Street, 485 ped.;
Church Passage, Spital Square,
56; Church Street, Spitalfields,
309; Corbets Court, 314; Cran-
brook Street, 338 plate; Crispin
Street, 312, 326, 332; Dean
Street, Soho, 128; Devonshire
Square, 301; Euston Road,
305; Finsbury, 306; Foster
Lane, 324; Fournier Street,
309, 321; Grey Eagle Street,
309, 314; Hanbury Street,
344; Lamb Street, 306, 327;
Lolesworth (Hop), 298, 329;
Long Acre, 302; Maddox Street,
321; St. Mark's Square, Regent's
Park, 485 ped.; Marlborough
Street, 400; Mile End, 301, 309;
Monmouth Street, 332; Mon-
tague Street, 299; Moorfields,
304, 326; Norton Folgate, 304,
305, 314; New Broad Street,
303, 485 ped.; Newgate Street,
320; Old Artillery Ground,

299, 302, 305, 306; Oxford
Street, 485 ped.; Pall Mall, 161;
Pelham Street, 332; Petticoat
Lane, 304; Petty France, 303;
Phoenix Street, 299; Spital
Cross, 308; Spital Square (Yard),
55, 299, 301, 302, 305, 306,
308, 309, 323, 330, 343; Trump
Street, 338; Vine Street, 333;
Wentworth Street, 299; Wheeler
Street, 299; Whitefriars, 328;
White Lion Street, 56, 321:
Whitechapel Road, 300; Wood
Street, 309;

Swiss Chapel, Moore Street, 177
Tower of, the liberty of the, 307
Trained Band, 306, 307

Walloon Church, 314

See also Bethnal Green, Chelsea,
East London, Hackney, Hoxton,
Ratcliffe Cross, Shoreditch, Soho,
South Kensington, Spitalfields,
Stepney, Wandsworth, West-
minster, Whitechapel
Londonderry (Ireland),
at defence of, 477

Long, Esther le, 368

Jacqueline le, 371

Jean le, 368, 371

Huguenots

Loualle. See Walle
Loubier, Jean Antoine, 149
Matthieu, 149

Louches-les-Ardres (France), 356
Louchet, Jean, 292, 296. Cp. Souchet
Loudun (France), Huguenots in, 32
Louis XIV, Catholic policy of, 233;

and the Huguenots, 43, 210–235
passim, 432, 450, 470-472; and
the Jesuits, 54; Louis XIV,
Notes on the Real, by C. P.
Stewart, F.S.A., 424, 432-450;
and the Papacy, 435-447
Louis XV and the Jesuits, 54
Louis, Fort (France), 356
Louvain, the New Testament of, 167
Louvois, the Marquis de, correspon-

dence of, 35, 36, 39, 42; and
the Huguenots, 232, 233, 238,
446; and the Revocation, 432
Louvreleul, Father, his work on the
Camisards, 442

Lowndes, Clara, 161 peu.

William, 161 ped.
Lowsey,, 485 ped.

Mary Anne, 485 ped.
Lowther family, 237

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Agnes, 237, 239

Sir William, 239

Mallet du Pan, Jacques, 490
Malplaquet (France), battle of, 394
Manchée, W. H., elected Fellow, 5;
Wheler's Chapel, St. Mary's,
Spital Square, by, 55-61; Memo-
ries of Spitalfields, by, 298-345;
proposal by, 420; note by, on
Changes in French Names, 492,
493

-William H., elected Fellow, 418.
[See Errata viii]

Mancini, Marie, and Louis XIV, 434
Mangin, Alexander, 131

Ann Henrietta, 133
Capt. Paul, 132

Lt. Col. Samuel Henry, 131
Susan, 131

Mann, le, family history, 138
Michel le, 149

Manners under Louis XIV, 437

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of Huguenots, 38, 213-216, 218,
219, 221-223, 226, 227, 229, 231,
471; of priests, 379; of pro-
testants and catholics, note on,
by W. Minet, F.S.A., 410
contracts, genealogical value of,
127

licences, Spitalfields, 60

Marriet, Pierre, 149

Martel, Isaac, 149

Jaques, 149

Marthe, Esther, 373

Jean, 373

Jeanne, 373

Martin, Mons., 189

Bénigne, 68, 77

Emilie Marie, 176 ped. III

Martineau, David, 149; his death,

18

Helen, 134

Helen Elizabeth, 134

James, 134

Jean, 149

Richard, 149

Martinique (St. Martin), Island of,

254

Martyrologe Protestant des Pays Bas,
by Pasteur Meyhoffer, 16
Mary, Princess of Wales, robes for,
325

Medical profession closed to Hugue-
nots. See Occupations, etc. ;
doctors

Medici, Catherine de', Queen of

France, 68, 70, 73; and the
Huguenots, 232; letter from, 86

Mejanes, Pol de, 485

Suffronnette de, 485
Meklebourg. See Meckelbourg
Melon, Jenny Mathilde E., 176 ped. I
Meloni re, la, family pedigree, 138
Col. la, 402

Menard, Rev. Philippe, 150
Menet family, 430; pedigree, 138
François, 150

Mer (France), 295

Mer, Sœur de la, 165, 166, 169
Merceron, Louis, 296

Mercier, Francis Michell Kerr, 150

Meredith, George, 177

-Marie, 177

Merrian, Jean, 369

Merville (France), 356
Merzeau, Pierre, 150

Meschinet de Richemond. See Riche-
mond

Mesnil, le. (France), 357

Messien, Mons., 271, 284

Messigny (France), 94

Mes ayer, Madame, 282, 291

Charles, 132

Henry, pastor of Thorpe, 280-
282, 290, 291

Jeanne, 132

Col. Lewis, 132

Mestrezat, Abraham, 486

Catherine, 486

Judith, 486

Mesurier, Paul le, M.P., 149
Metz (France), Huguenots in, 32
Meyer, Prof. A. O., lecture by, 381
Prof. Ed., 382

Meyhoffer, Pasteur Jean, Treasurer

of the Belgian Huguenot Society,
183; his Martyrologe Protestant, 16

Marie, 161 ped.
Molinier, Marie, Baroness Montolieu
de St. Hippolyte, her Mémoires
pour mes Enfans,' by H. Wagner,
156-175; her portrait, 156. See
also Montolieu, Marie

Molinier, Pierre, 161 ped.

Molinos, his doctrine of Quietism, 223
Monarch, the, at Copenhagen, 246
Monastic disorders, 70

Monceaux, -, brocade weaver, 319
Monchy, Jean de, 300
Monckton, Lionel, 150

Moncontour (France), battle of, 469
Monheurt (France), 357

Monier-Williams, Monier Faithfull,
150

Monk, George, Duke of Albemarle,
271

Monmouth, the Duke of, his rebellion,

Monnier, Fréd ric, 489 ped.

Isabelle, 489 ped.

Monod, Pasteur Frédéric, 14

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Gabriel, his death, 206

Dr. Henri, 206; his death, 14
Montagu, Rt. Hon. Frederic, P.C.,
150

Montague, Mrs., silk-woman to Queen
Elizabeth, 317

Montauban (France), 357; bishop of,
and the Huguenots, 218; dragon-
nade at, 387

governor of, and the Huguenots,
230

Montbél ard (France), 87, 351

Montcalm, General, 401

Montcalm de St. Victor, Louis de, 401
Montefiore, Sir Moses, 333
Montélimar, de. See Baile

Montespan, Madame de, 440, 444

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Alexandre (de), 160, 186
Andrienne, 160

Anne, 159, 161 ped.

Aymar (Aimard de), Sr. de

Lamat,' 158, 159

Catherine de, 158

Charles, 150, 161, 161 ped.

Charlotte Gabrielle, 161 ped.

Claude de, Sr. de St. Hippolyte,

158

Susanne, 159

Susanne Marie, 161 ped.

Théophile, Sgr. de St. Hippolyte.
de St. Jean de Sairargues et de
Tailhan (St. Croix), 158-160
Thomas, 161 ped.

Montpellier (France), 170, 171, 173;

archives of, 13; bishop of, and
the Huguenots, 219; congress at,
427; execution of Brousson at,
425