SUMMER CONFERENCE at Colchester, 1892, July 21 & 22

QUELQUES NOTES SUR LES RÉFORMÉS FLAMANDS ET WALLONS DU
XVIE SIÈCLE REFUGIÉS EN ANGLETERRE. Par CHARLES A.
RAHLENBECK,
Secrétaire de la Société d'Histoire de Belgique.

A SKETCH OF THE EARLY HISTORY OF COLCHESTER. By HENRY
LAVER, F.S.A.
MEMORIAL SERVICE HELD IN ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, COLCHESTER,
JULY 22, 1892..

INCIDENTS OF HUGUENOT HISTORY IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN ANNE.
By F. P. DE LABILLIERE.

THE FOURTH FOREIGN CHURCH OF DOVER, 1685-1731. By WILLIAM
MINET, M.A., F.S.A.

THE DUC DE ROHAN'S RELATIONS WITH THE REPUBLIC OF VENICE,
1630-1637. By the Right Hon. SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD,
G. C. B., PRESIDENT.

HENRI, DUC DE ROHAN. By FLORENCE L. LAYARD.

PAPERS-Continued.

PAGE.

HUGUENOT COMMANDERS.

By T. MILLER MAGUIRE, LL.D.

309

RECORDS OF THE FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL founded by
Huguenot Refugees, 1747. By w. M. BEAUFORT, Secretary to
the Institution.

355

THE FOUNDATION OF THE STRANGERS' CHURCH IN LONDON IN

Perochon, of St. Helier's, Jersey, a Protestant refugee from
Poitou. The number of the foreign religious refugees in England,
temp. Elizabeth. French Church at Plymouth. French Church
at Exeter. The Martyrs of Meaux, 1546. Families of Damyon;
Esquerelle, Esquirol, Squirl; Homans; Jecks; Pontier; d'Urte;
Nepveu; de Giberne; Vergette. Family of Pierre.

Ender.

Ellustrations.

PORTRAIT OF ISAAC MINET.

THE OLD CUSTOM HOUSE, DOVER,-'the New Buildings'
in which the Third and Fourth Foreign Churches in
that town assembled.

FAC-SIMILE OF A RECONNAISANCE' taken from the regis-
ter of such documents kept by the Fourth Foreign
Church of Dover.

PORTRAIT OF HENRI, MARQUIS DE RUVIGNY, EARL OF
GALWAY.

349-354

473

facing page 93

PORTRAIT OF FIELD MARSHAL LORD LIGONIER.

EDWARD VI. GRANTING THE LETTERS PATENT FOUNDING
THE STRANGERS' CHURCH IN LONDON TO JOHN alasco.

INDEX.

Names commencing with (1) De, Du, De La, and Des, and (2) Le and La, should be looked for both under the letters D and L respectively, and under the first letter of the remaining part of the name; while names correctly spelled without these particles should also be sought for with them prefixed. It should also be remembered that in old French manuscripts, whether written by Frenchmen or others, the spelling of names is often phonetic, and frequently a mere approach to it

The names in the following lists relating to the French Protestant School of Westminster, being already alphabetically arranged, have not been included in this Index.

(1) Names of Boys registered for admission,
Girls

(2)

(3) Certificates produced on behalf of candidates for admission, to
prove their Huguenot descent.-

(a) Names of Boys

(b)

Girls

(4) Names other than those of the children appearing in these
Certificates

pages 359-361.