abp., 460, 467.

521, 523, 533.
Kidder, Richard, bishop of
Bath and Wells, 504.
Kildare, Gerald Fitzgerald,
earl of, 272.

Gerald, son of the
above, 299; his son,
"Silken Thomas,"
ib. ;
his grandson, Gerald,
299, 329.
Kilkenny, Assembly of, 424.
Killiecrankie, battle of, 501.
Kilsyth, battle of, 429.
Kimbolton, lord, 421, 439 :
see Manchester, earl of.
King among the Anglo-
Saxons, 75.

of Ireland, the title
assumed, 307.

a plotter, 516.
King's College, Cambridge,
founded, 237.
King Henry's College, 310.
Kingston, Sir Anthony,
331.
Kinsale fortified by the
Spaniards, 366.
Kirk, Colonel Percy, 486,
501.
Knesworth,
278.
Knight, various meanings
of the term, 94.
Knighthood, fines for de-
clining, 401.
Knightly, convicted of trea-
son, 516.
Knights' fees, their nature
and number, 83.

Sir Thomas,

Lamplugh, Thomas, bishop
of Exeter, and archbishop
of York, 490, 502.
Lancaster, House of, 210.
Edmund, earl of,
son of Henry II., 145,
155, 156, 161, 173.

Thomas, earl of,
145, 178, 182, 183, 184,
185.

Henry, earl of,

Henry, duke of,

178, 186, 190.

209, 210: see Henry IV.
James, his voyage

to India, 365.
Landen, battle of, 511.
Landois, minister of the
duke of Britanny, 270.
Landrecy, siege of, 540.
Lanfranc, archbishop of
Canterbury, 89, 91, 97.
Langdale, Sir Marmaduke,
435.

Langley, Geoffrey, 155.
Langside, battle of, 346.
Langton, Stephen, arch-
bishop of Canterbury,
138, 140, 147.
Lansdown, battle of, 426.
La Rochelle, siege and cap-
ture of, 398, 399.
Latham House, siege of,
427, 428.
Latian cities, 6.
Latimer, Hugh, bishop of
Worcester, 298, 305, 306,
326, 331.
Laud, William, archbishop
of Canterbury, 385, 399,
401, 403, 408, 409, 414,
415, 416, 427, 428, 429.
Lauderdale, John Maitland,
earl of, 462, 472.
Laurentius, archbishop, 31.
Lauzun, the duke of, 502.
Lawrens, a Carthusian prior,
300.

Lawson, Sir John, 468.
Layfield, Dr., 393.
Leake, Sir John, 532.
Learning, patronized by the
House of York, 245.
Lee, Edward, archbishop of
York, 302.
Leeds, Thomas Osborne,

duke of, 513.
Legate, Bartholomew, 380.
Leger, St., Sir Anthony,
303, 319.

Sir Thomas,

245, 263.
Legras, John, 157.
Leicester,

town, 6.

a

stipendiary

· IV., 118, 123, 276.
Maldon, a Roman colony,
6.

Mallet, William, 104.
Dr., a chaplain,

320.
Malplaquet, battle of, 537.
Man and the Isles, no-
tices of, 31, 87, 101,
147, 160, 171, 193, 217,
447.
Manchester, Edward Mon-
tague, earl of, 428, 453.
Manfred, king of Sicily,
154.
Manning, a spy, 452.
Manny, Sir Walter, 192.
Mansel, John, 153, 157,
158.

Sir Robert, 366.
Mansfeldt, count, 383.

Manwaring,

Dr. Roger,

384, 399.
Mar, earl of, 254.
John Erskine, earl of,
349, 369.
March, Roger Mortimer,
earl of, 190; another,
206, 209.

Edmund Mortimer,
earl of, 206; another,
221, 243.

I., 371.

daughter of James

II., countess of

Flanders, 167.
Maria, the infanta, 382,
384.

Marian persecution, the,
330.

Marius Valerianus, 17.
Mark, bishop of Sodor, 174.
Markham, Sir Griffin, 372.
Marlborough, James Ley,
earl of, 468.

John Churchill,
earl and duke of, 499,
503, 504, 506, 523, 525,
528, 529, 531, 532, 534,
535, 536, 537, 538, 539,
540.

Sarah, duchess

of, 525, 540.
Mar-Prelate tracts, the, 359.
Marsh, Geoffrey, 149.

Stephen, 450.
William, 151.

Richard, earl: see

Pembroke.
Marston-moor, battle of,
428.
Marten, Sir Henry, 402.
Martin IV., pope, 168.
Master, 152.

Martinus, præfect, 20.
Martyr, Peter, 317, 326.
"Martyrdom" of Charles
I., the commemorative
service, 395.
Mary Magdalene College,
St., Cambridge, founded,
291.

Mary I., reign of, 322-
334.

512.

II., reign of, 494-

of Guise, queen-mo-
ther of Scotland, 3c8,
343.

queen of Scots, 308,
309, 344, 345, 346, 349,
357, 358, 368.

109.

daughter of Stephen,

daughter of Edward

I., 166.

daughter of Edward

III., 189.

daughter of Edward
IV., 248.

daughter of Henry
VII., 271, 288, 290.

daughter of Henry
VIII., 285, 302, 316,
318, 320, 321: see
Mary I.

daughter of James I.,

prince, 424, 445.
Maxentius, emperor, 19.
Maxima Cæsariensis, 27.
Maximian, 18, 19.
Maximilian, the emperor,
287.

Maximinus I., emperor, 17.

II., emperor, 18.
Maximus, emperor, 20, 21.
Clemens, 20.

Maychell, John, 251.
Maynard, Sir John, 496.
Mayne, Cuthbert, a semi-
nary priest, 352.
Mayo, colonel, 451.
Mazarin, Julius, cardinal,
439.
Mead, a quaker, 473.
Meatæ, a British tribe, 16.
Medeshamstede, the abbey
of, founded, 32.
Medina, Sir Solomon, 539.
Sidonia, Alfonso
Peresius, duke of, 359.
Meesters, a Dutch engineer,
512.

Melaghlin, king of Ireland,
56.

Melbethe, a Scottish chief,
62.

Mellitus, archbishop, 31.
Menapii, the, 18.

Mercia, the kingdom of,
founded, 30.

Meredith of Dynevor, 51.
Merefield, George, 402.
Merks, Thomas, bishop of
Carlisle, 210, 218.
Merlesuain, 87.
Merrick, Sir Gellis, 366.
Merton, Walter de, 167.
Mertyeght, what, 304.
Mervin, prince of Powys,

England, 267.
Middlemore, a Carthusian,
300.
Middlesex, Lionel Cran-
feild, earl of, 382.
Middleton, general, 450;
made an earl, 462.
Sir Thomas, 429,

454.
Mid Saxon kingdom,
founded, 27.
Mildmay, Sir Henry, 463.
Sir Walter, 355.
Millenary Petition, the, 372.
Milo the porter, 94.
Milton, John, 426, 440,

441.
Minocynobellinus, a fugi-
tive Briton, II.
Mitchell, Sir Francis, 381.
Moelmud, Dynwal, laws
ascribed to, 32.
Mohun, Charles, lord, 504.
Moleyne, Adam, bishop of
Chichester, 238.
Mompesson, Sir Giles, 381.
Mona, 4, 12, 13.
Monasteries, suppression of
the, 298, 301, 305; some
few refounded, 325;
again suppressed, 342.
Monastics, treatment of the
expelled, 298, 303, 316.
Money, Saxon, 76.
Monk, George, 427, 440,
446, 447, 451, 455: see
Albemarle.
Monmouth, Geoffrey of, 29.
James, duke of,
natural son of Charles II.,
459, 473, 479, 480, 481,
486.
Monson, William, lord, 463.
Sir Richard, 366.
Sir William, 361,

408.
Montacute, Anthony
Browne, lord, 331.

Roger, earl

of Shrewsbury, 97.

Lord, 514.
Montrose, James Graham,
earl and marquis of, 428,
429, 430, 444, 445.
Monumenta Historica Bri-
tannica, 571.
Moore, John, bishop of
Norwich, 504.
Morcar, the thane, 60.

earl of Northumbria,
68, 70, 71, 87, 90, 97.
Mordaunt, lord, 374.

General, 537-
More, Sir Thomas, 283,
294, 296, 300, 301.
Roger, 419.
Moreville, Hugh de, 122.
Morgan, bishop of St. Da-
vid's, 57.

natural son of Henry

Roger, lord of

Wigmore, 156.

Roger, 185, 186,
187: see March, earl of
Mortimer's Cross, battle of,

241.

Morton, James Douglas,
earl of, 346, 350, 352,
353.

John, bishop of Ely,
257, 265; archbishop of
Canterbury, 274, 297.
Morton, Dr. Nicholas, 347.

537.

Thomas, a laceman,

Mountjoy, Charles Blount,
lord, 365, 372.

Mountsorrel, siege of, 146.
Mowbray, Roger de, 123.
John, Thomas:

see Nottingham.
Mul of Wessex, 34.
Mulgrave, Edmund Shef-
field, earl of, 438, 453.
John

earl of, 491.

Mund, what, 74.

Sheffield,

Munden, Sir John, 528.
Murray, James Stuart, earl
of, 345, 346, 348.
Muskerry, lord, 468.
Mustrons, what, 304.

Najara, battle of, 196.
Nanfan, Sir John, 282.
Nantwich, battles at, 427,

454-
Narborough, Sir John, 475.
Naseby, battle of, 429.
Nau, a secretary, 357.
Navarre, Joan of, 215, 227,
228.

Naylor, James, 452.

Nectaridus, 20.

Neerwinden, battle of, 511.
Nelson, John, 352.

Robert, 505.

Neot, St., 46.

Neratius Marcellus, præfect,

14.

Nero, emperor, 12, 13.
Nerva, emperor, 14.
Nesta, a Welsh princess,

102.

Netherlands, protection of
the, accepted by Eliza-
beth, 356; truce with
Spain, its consequences,
378.
Neufmarché, Bernard of,
98.

Nevil, Thomas, dean of
Canterbury, 372.
Neville, Ralph, earl of
Westmoreland, 209, 216.

George, archbishop
of York, 251, 253.

Sir George, 264,

275.
Neville's cross, battle of,
193.
Newburn, skirmish at, 414.
Newbury, first battle of,
426; second battle of,
428.
New Caledonia (Darien),
519.
Newcastle, William Caven-
dish, earl and marquis of,
425, 428.
Newdygate, a Carthusian,
300.

New England, Puritan set- | Northumberland,
tlement in, 381.

New Forest, formation of
the, 91.

Newfoundland, colonization
of, 378.

Newland, Sir Benjamin,
503.
"New Model" of the army,

428, 429.
Newport, treaty of, 435.
New York, capture of,
468.

Nice, Council of, 19.
Nicholas IV., pope, 170.
Nicholson, or Lambert,

John, 305.
Niflheim, what, 26.
Nigel, bishop of Ely, 110.
Ninias, 21, 27.
Nonjurors, the, 505.
Norfolk, insurrection in,
318; attempted rising in,

Hugh Bigod, earl

445.
of, 118.

Henry

Percy, earl of, grandson
of the above, 214, 238,
239.

Henry

Percy, earl of, son of the
above, 252, 264, 265,

274.

Thomas

Percy, earl of, grandson
of the above, 347, 350.

Henry

Percy, earl of, brother of
the above, 356.

Henry
Percy, earl of, 374, 380,

382.

John Ne-
ville, earl of, 251, 252:
see Montagu.

John Dud-
ley, duke of, 309, 313,
315, 318, 319, 320, 321,
325, 326.
Northumbria, kingdom of,
founded, 29.
Norwich, see of, founded,
98.

George

Goring,

earl of, 435, 443.
Nottingham, the royal
standard set up at, 423.

Thomas Mow-

bray, earl of, 208, 209.

John Mowbray,

earl of, 221.

Daniel Finch,

earl of, 492, 506, 528.
Nova Scotia, 538.
Novantæ, a British tribe, 5.
Numerianus, emperor, 18.

Oates, Titus, 475, 480, 485.
O'Collun, Patrick, 363.
O'Conor, Charles, 587.
Odo, archbishop of Canter-
bury, 54.

of Bayeux, 87, 92,
94, 97.
Odoacer, 23.
O'Dogherty, rising of, 378.
Offa of East Anglia, 35.
II. of Mercia, 36, 37,
39.

Oglethorpe, Owen, bishop
of Carlisle, 341.
Olaf of Norway, 62, 70.

III. of Norway, 92.
son of Godred Cronan,
104, 110.