see also Marchand and Marchant
Le Marechal, Christolphe, 182.

see also Marescal.

Le Merre, Jan, 341.

see also Lemaire, and names from
De La Mare to De La Marre.

Le Moine, Anne, pedigree facing p. 428.
see also Lemoyne.

Le Montais, Elizth., 134.

see also De Montaise.
Le Mor, Jacques, 341.
Lemoyne, Jehan, 50, 52.
see also Le Moine.
Lenardes, John, 190.
Lens, family of, 207.

Leo X., Pope, 6 bis, 20, 21.
Le Peccke, Jacob, 340.

L'Epicelière, 166.

Le Peintre, Claude, 57.

Le Per, Jacques, 324, 328; his widow,
327.

Le Plu, Gilles, 336.

Lequeux, Antoine, 463.

see also Le Keux.

Le Riche, Louis, 240, 241, 246.
Marguerite, 249.

family of, 240.

see also Riche.

Lernoult, Jacques, 322, 324, 326, 339,
341.

see also Ernoult and L'Hernoult.
Le Rou, Jean, 338.

Le Salpinson, see Barjeau.
Lescaillet, Antoine, 328.

L'Escalier, Arthur, dit Balandry, 165.
Le Seuir (? Le Sieur or Le Sueur) de
Barnay, Lieut., 376.

Les Garde, Capt., 375.

see also Gardé and La Garde.
L'Espine, Jean Bachelett, 412; see
also De L'Espine.
Lespine, Anne, 186.

L'Estrille, Capt. Isaac De La Clide,
see De La Clide.

Le Sueur, Nicolas, 25, 90.

- family of, 138, 208.

Le Tellier, name of, 139.

Le Thomar, Gregoire, 340.

Le Tresor du Mesnil Lambert, see
Du Mesnil Lambert.

Leuren, Jan (or Jean), 329, 335.

see also Laurans, Lawrence, Le
Laurens, Lorance, and Lourens.
Le Vaillant, François, 217.
Le Vair, Denis, 140, 141.
Levantine, the, ship called, 191.
Le Vasseur, Jan, 134.

Le Vassor, Michael, 395, 406.
Le Veau, Jaques, 50, 53.

see also De Vaux and Veaux.

Liverpool, 281.

Earl of, 361.

Livry, 40, 41, 102.

Lizet, or Liset, Pierre, 40, 56, 101,

122.

Loades, Henry, 346 note.
Lockhart, Martha, 394.
Locksmith, a, an alien, 189.
Lodève, 464.

Bishop of, 66.
Loenst, Pierre, 335.
Loges, Sieurs des, 319.
Lombard, Aimé, 250.
Claudine, 224.

- Frédéric Guillaume, 250.
- Jacques, 250.

Jean, 250 ter.

Jean Guillaume, 250 ter.
- Pierre, 224, 226, 233.
London. Bishop of, 197, 251, 286, 298,

302, 310, 345 note, 353 note, 354, 360,
381, 382, 408, 410, 414, 432, 434,
435; French Protestant ministers
take orders in his diocese, 251.
London, the City of, and its subarbs,
10, 153, 159, 160, 248, 249, 253, 255
bis, 255 note bis, 257-261, 265, 266,
268, 269, 272, 282, 290, 304, 334-336,
400, 407.

Austin Friars, 258; Blue Ball
Court, now Bell's Buildings, 280;
Covent Garden, 258; Fleet Street,
280; Gough Square, 275, 277, 278
note, 280; Rose Street, Covent
Garden, 258; Salisbury Court, now
Salisbury Square, 280; St. Botolph's
Without, East Side, 307; Whist-
ler's Court, 270, 274, 274 note, 280;
Whitechapel, 306.

Churches and Parishes: All Hal-
lows the Great, 431-435; All Hal-
lows the Less, 431, 432, 434; St.
Bride, 268, 275, 277, 279 note, 280 ;
St. Margaret Lothbury, 431: St.
Margaret, Westminster, 434; St.
Martin in the Fields, 356; St.
Martin Vintry, 431, 432, 434; St.
Mary Bothaw, 274 note; St. Michael
Paternoster Royal, 431, 432, 434;
St. Peter ad Vincula, 434; St.
Stephen, 274; St. Swithin, 274 note;
St. Thomas the Apostle, 280;
Temple Church, 434.

Bakers' Hall, Harp Lane, Lower
Thames Street, 276; Lecturer on
Anatomy, &c., at Barber Surgeons'
Hall, 277, 278; Salters' Company,
274 note.

British Museum, xxvii; Cannon
Street Railway Station, 274 note;
City of London Brewery, 431;
Company of Merchants of London
trading in France, 308; Fulham
Palace, 275; Gray's Inn, 276, 276

-

note, 277 note; Hicks Hall, 306;
Lincoln's Inn Library, xl; National
Gallery, 157; Royal Archæological
Institute, 1; Royal College of Sur-
geons, 277 note; Society of Anti-
quaries, 453; St. Paul's School,
282; Sion College, 286, 286 note;
Merchants of the Steelyard, 431;
Inner Temple, 276 note; the Tower,
132 note; Turnmill Brook Sewer,
running from Spitalfields through
Stepney, 306.

the Court at Kensington, 383, 411,
414; at St. James's, 401, 407, 409,
414; at Whitehall, 373, 378-380.
the Great Fire, 431.

petition relating to the Vaudois
presented to Oliver Cromwell by
"the Elders of divers Congregations"
in, 362; accounts preserved in the
Guildhall Library of the collections
of money made under briefs for the
relief of distressed Protestants of
Piedmont, the Principality of Orange
and the Palatinate, 366 note; the
money raised for the Vaudois
deposited in the Chamber of the
City, 364 note; similar accounts of
money raised for the relief of French
Protestant refugees in England, 344-
347; the money kept in the Chamber
of the City, 343, 344, 352 note;
orders for its payment signed by
the Lord Mayor and the Bishop of
London, 345 note; warrant of Queen
Mary, consort of William III., for
the payment of money to the Cham-
berlain for distribution amongst
French Protestants, 380; the Lord
Mayor nominated one of the Com-
missioners for the distribution of
money assigned for the relief of
French Protestants by royal war-
rants, 353 note, 381, 382, 409, 410,
414.

- early settlement of aliens in, 126;
number of aliens in, 161; lists of
aliens in, Henry VIII. to James I.,
xlv. French Protestants taking
refuge in, 253, 258, 259, see also
Paper entitled De Rouffignac, Jacob,
and his Descendants, passim; an
emigration to, of Protestants from
the Vallée d'Aspe, Béarn, in 1745,
179; list of French Protestants,
women, waiting at, for embarkation
to the British colonies in North
America in 1763, 186, 187; fish
sent to, by French Protestants

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settled at Rye, 305; kidnapping of
a Huguenot from a ship sailing
from, 191; licence issued by the
Chamberlain permitting a naval
officer (of Huguenot descent) to
trade in the City, 281; the freedom
of the City granted to a French
Protestant, 305.

A complaint against Foreigners
residing at Spitalfields, 305.

- The Edwardes Square Settlement,
Kensington, 424.

the Bishop of London "Superin-
tendent" of the places of worship
of Protestant foreigners in, 298;
to succeed the Archbishop of Can-
terbury in regulating the affairs of
a newly erected French Protestant
Church in, 298, 302; discontent of
the English with the French Pro-
testant Churches erected in, 261;
Paper on the history of the French
Protestant Churches of, after the
Revocation of the Edict of Nantes,
xxvii.

Dutch Church of St. James's, 388.
- French Protestant Churches and
Chapels Crown Street, 357; Lei-
cester Fields, reconnaissances at,
158, 284; La Patente, 299, 299 note;
its registers, xlv; L'Hôpital, Spital-
fields, 298, 299; Le Quarré, 299
note; St. James's, 388; the Savoy,
297, 299, 302, 343, 346 note, 356,
357, 358 note; the Tabernacle, a
reconnaissance, 158; Threadneedle
Street, 130, 140, 152, 153, 275, 286,
286 note, 327 bis; its registers, vi,
viii; legacy to its poor, 270, 272;
the Parish Church of St. Helier,
Jersey, permitted to use the same
form of service, 201; of Wapping,
established for natives of the Chan-
nel Islands, 195-197.

The Letters Patent issued by James
II. for the foundation of the French
Church in Jewin Street, with remarks
upon similar licences issued by him,
297.

French Alms-house, Black Eagle
Street, Spitalfields, 307.

French House of Charity called
"the Soup," 306, 307.

The French Hospital, A. D. 1668, 307.
- French Protestant refugees in the
Hospital of the Pest House, 348,
353 note.

French Protestant Hospital (La
Providence), 156, 157, 307, 442.

Longué, Isabeau, 232.
Longuevergne, Ester, 386.
Lucrece, 386.

see also De Longuevergne.

Loo, the Court at, 353 note, 383 bis.
Lorain, Margaret, 404; see also Lorin
and Lorrain.

Lorance, Antony, 189.

see also Laurans, Lawrence, Le
Laurens, Leuren, and Lourens.
Lord's Supper, the, 3, 29 bis, 30 note,
35; as expounded by the 'placards'
issued in France in 1534, 23; Cal-
vin's tract on, 85; charge of idolatry
against reformers in connection with
their celebration of, 118-120; doc-
trine respecting, held by a reformer,
the cause of his martyrdom, 25;
form of celebration of, at Meaux,
89, 90; at Strasburg, 90, 91; as
given in Calvin's writings, 92, 93.
See also Communion, the Holy.
Loré, Guillaume, 233.
Loret, Guillaume, 234.
- family of, 234.
Lorier, see Laurier.

Lorin, Margaret, 393; see also Lorain
and Lorrain.
Loriquet, Henri, 1.
Lormarin, 242.

Lorrain, Margaret, 398;

see also

Lorain and Lorin.
Lorraine, 23, 26, 85, 224; incursions
of Lutheran Germans into, 22.
Lorty, M., 202.

Loudun sous la Croix, Paper entitled,
311.

Loudun, church registers of Protest-
ants at, 319, 320.

Louis XII., King of France, 66.
Louis XIII., xxxiv.

Lucerna, Piedmont, 367, 369.
Luisne, Lieut., 375.

Lulli, Jean Baptiste de, xxxiii.
Lüneberg, pedigree facing p. 428 bis.
Luther, Martin, 10 bis, 22, 69; decree

of the Parliament of Paris against
his books, 79; his doctrines con-
demned by the reforming Bishop
Briçonnet, 74, 75; proposed alliance
to suppress his followers, 83.
Lutheran churches, shape of the com-
munion cup in, 445 note.
Lutherans, their doctrines condemned
at a Council held at Bourges in
1528, 100; the designation applied
to reformers at Meaux, 41, 45, 54,
56, 74; the phrase Luthériens de
Meaux used proverbially, 25, 63;
the terms Lutherans applied to re-
formers in general, 102; to the
Vaudois, 102; the special meaning
now attached to the word not in-
tended in the earlier use of the
term in France, 102, 103.

Maillard, -, 40, 45, 102, 117.
Maillet, M., 258 bis.

Maily le cadet, -, 378.

Maine, 430.

Maitra, see Metra.

Majendie, James H. A., xxiii.
Malan, Daniel, 242, 246.
- Jacques, 234.