Clamerkins Bridge, i. 326-332.
Clare, Gilbert de, Earl of Glou-
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Clarence, George, Duke of, i. 107.
Duke of (afterwards William
IV), ii. 350.
Clarencieux king of arms, origin
of name, i. 112.
Clarendon, Lord, description of
Richard Weston, Earl of Port-
land. ii. 90, 91, 96; on the
Treaty of Newport, 250; on
Charles I, 260, 288; letter to
Nicholas, 295; answer to petition
from gentlemen of the Island,
334; character of first Lord
Colepeper, 346.
Clarke, John, ii. 151.
Rev. R. L., ii. 103.
Wilfrid, ii. 355.
Clatterforde, near Carisbrooke, ii.
Claudia and Pudens, i. 49.
Claudius, Emperor, i. 3.
Clayden, The Lantern of Light,
i. 404.
Claypole, Lady, daughter of Oliver
Cromwell, ii. 277, 339.
Clement VII, Pope, i. 458.
Clergy, 'secular' and 'regular,' i.
54, 376-380, 384, 400, 401;
celibacy of, i. 149, 150, 313.
Clermont, Lord, Hist. of Family
of Fortescue, i. 601.
Cleveland, Duke of, ii. 334.
Clifford, Anne, Countess of Dorset,
Pembroke, and Montgomery, i.
665-670.
Mr., ii. 140, 190.
Thomas, eighth Baron, i. 665.
John, ninth Baron, i. 666.
Henry, tenth Baron, i. 666.
Henry, eleventh Baron, and
first Earl of Cumberland, i. 166.
Henry, second Earl of Cum-
berland, i. 666.
George, third Earl of Cum-
berland, i. 666, 667.
Henry, fifth Earl of Cumber-
Clopton, John, Kt., ii. 255.
Close Rolls, i. 195.
Cloveshoe, Synod of, i. 65, 102.
Clugni, monks of, i. 119.
Cobbett, Colonel, ii. 308, 310.
Cocos-Keeling Islands, i. 588-590.
Coelestius, i. 51.
Coenred of Mercia, i. 83.
Coins, early British and English,
i. 20-25.
Coinwalch Cenwalh, i. 80.
Coke, Lord, on beacons, i. 346.
Mr., of Holkham, ii. 149.
Sir Edward, i. 419.
Sir John, ii. 64.
Colchester, siege of, ii. 303, 304.
Cole, H. D., antiquary, i. 207,
212, 238; ii. 102.
Rev. Dr., i. 138; connexion
with Godshill, 474-481.
Colepeper, Capt. Alexander, ii.
345.
Catherine, daughter of Lord
Colepeper, ii. 345.
Lord, Governor of the Island,
ii. 342-346.
Coleridge, Hartley, Lives of North-
ern Worthies, i. 665.
Samuel Taylor, ii. 359.
Colet, Dean of St. Paul's, i. 396.
Collier, Ecclesiastical History of
Great Britain, i. 463.
New Facts, ii. 14.
Collins, Peerage, i. 449.
Colman, Bp., i. 40.
Colt, Sir Henry Dutton, M.P. for
Newport, ii. 418.
Columba, i. 40.
Common Prayer, Book of, the first,
i. 494, 570; Peter Martyr sug-
gests alterations in, 536; the
second, 571; prohibited by the
Puritans, ii. 208, 320, 324.
Commons, House of, and Presby-
terianism, ii. 261; in time of
Charles I, ii. 337, 338.
Compiègne, Wilfrid consecrated
at, i. 41.
Comprehension Bill, ii. 402.
Compton, Bishop of London, ii. 134.
Cranfield, Earl of Middlesex, ii.
Cranmer, Abp., i. 478-480, 517;
ii. 219.
Crewe, Mr., ii. 301.
Crichton-Stuart family, the, ii. 87.
Critical Review, i. 664.
Cromwell, Henry, ii. 273.
Oliver, coin of, i. 25; char-
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and Henry, Duke of Gloucester.
153; army of, 291; battle of
Preston, 292, 293; letter to Col.
Hammond, 306; prays to be
delivered from Sir Henry Vane,
331; frames ordinance of Church
government, 340; policy of, 343.
Thomas, Earl of Essex, and
the suppression of the mona-
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Carisbrooke Castle, 498-508;
story of his life, ib.; his character,
507, 508.
Cross, St., alien priory of, i. 396,
466.
Cudworth, Intellectual System of
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Cullum, Sir T., Hist. of Hawsted,
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Culpepper, ii. 164.
Cunibert, King of the Lombards,
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Curwen, Mr., of Workington Hall,
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Cuthbert, Abp. of Canterbury, i.
St., i. 334.
Cutler, Sir John, ii. 129.
Cutts, Lord, Governor of the
Island, i. 653; ii. 140, 414-425;
M.P. for Newport, 452; inter-
ference with privileges of cor-
porations and burgesses, 466,
467; gallant exploits in the
field, 466.
Cyneberht, Abbot, i. 70, 82.
Cynegils, King, i. 53, 300.
Cynric, i. 12, 25, 77, 78.
Cyprian, Father, ii. 154.
St., Ad Successum, i. 31.
Danes, their influence upon Chris-
tianity, i. 100.
Daniel, Bp. of West Saxons, i. 59,
62, 63, 71.
Samuel, poet, i. 667, 668.
Danish invasions of the Island, i.
93-95.
Dante, i. 24, 196, 309, 323.
Dartmouth, Admiral Lord, ii. 395.
Daru, Count, Histoire de Bretagne,
i. 409.
Darwin, Geological Observations
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D'Aubigné, M. Merle, ii. 220, 365.
Dauphin, the, and the Jacobins, ii.
150.
Davenant, Dr., Bp. of Salisbury,
ii. 58.
Sir William, ii. 209-216,
297, 298.
Davies, Sir John, ii. 214.
Days of the week, meaning of the
De Aula, Norman lord of Yaver-
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De Clare, Gilbert, first Earl of
Pembroke, ii. 167.
Richard, second Earl of
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D'Ewes, Sir Simonds, ii. 159.
D'Israeli, Isaac, Curiosities of
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De la Pole, Wiiliam, afterwards
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De' Medici, Cosmo, Grand Duke
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De Quincey, Mr., ii. 152.
De Valence, Aymer, ii. 168.
Isabel, ii. 168.
William, ii. 168.
De Weston, Sir John, ii. 32.
De Witt, murder of, ii. 389.
Death-bed repentance in Newport
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Declaration of Indulgence, ii. 134,
393.
of Rights, ii. 386.
'Declaration,' the, ii. 291.
Decline and Fall of Roman Em-
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Dee, Dr., ii. 384.
Denmark, Anne of, ii. 104.
Dennis, Sir Edward, ii. 52. 61, 70.
Deputation of Angels, The, by
Robert Dingley, ii. 322, 324,
325.
Derby, Countess of, ii. 114.
'Derby House Committee,' ii. 242,
244, 285, 286, 301.
Dermot of Leinster, ii. 167.
Devereux, Robert, Earl of Essex,
ii. 13, 22, 183.
- Walter, Earl of Essex, ii. 84.
family, ii. 84.
Devon, Amicia, Countess of, i.
109, 112, 113-
Dialect of the Island, ii. 425-433-
Dictionary of Christian Antiqui-
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of National Biography, i.
403, 521, 669.
Digby, Sir Kenelm, ii. 94.
Dillington family, the, i. 538-540.
Dillington, Ann, ii. 179.
Anthony, ii. 179.
Edward, M.P. for Newport
in the Convention Parliament,'
i. 539-
Mr. R., of Knighton, ii. 71.
Robert (afterwards Sir),
M.P. for Newport, i. 539, 671;
ii. 89, 179-186, 232, 242, 308.
Sir Tristram, M.P. for New-
port, i. 539, 540.
Dingley Arms, the, in Winchester
Cathedral, ii. 170, 171.
Dingley, Robert, minister of Brix-
ton, ii. 315-325-
Sir John, ii. 10, 170, 236,
317, 318.
Diodorus, i. 88, 91.
'Directory,' The, M. 216, 262, 321,
Drake, Sir Francis, i. 635, 636,
641, 644, 673, 674, 675.
Draper, John, Prior of Christ-
church, i. 110; ii. 172.
Drayton, Michael, Polyolbion, i.
257.
Dryden, John, ii. 83, 215.
Dublin Convocation (1615), ii. 101.
Duck, Dr., ii. 132.
Dudley, Colonel John, Lieutenant-
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Edmund, part-owner of Gat-
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John, Earl of Warwick, ii.
Dugdale, Sir William, Monasticon.
i. 172, 173, 176; Baronage of
England, 282, 347-
Duncan, John, ii. 141.
Dundee, Viscount, ii. 69.
Dunholm (or Durham), stone
church at, i. 334.
Dunstan, Abp., i. 148, 336, 378.
Durham, Lord Anthony, Bishop
of, i. 206.
Dutch vessels off the Island, ii. 61.
Eachard, ii. 108.
Eadbert, Bp., i. 60.
Eadmer, biographer of Wilfrid, i.
Eanfleda, Queen, i. 35, 67.
Eappa, mass-priest, i. 69, 301.
Earle, Prof., i. III.
East India Adventurers, Company
of, i. 579-582.
Easter, controversy as to, i. 39;
usual time for baptizing, 83.
Eaton Constantine, incumbents of,
ii. 318.
Eborius, British bishop of York,
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Ecce Homo, i. 314.
Edes, Richard, D.D., of Newport,
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Edgar, King, i. 149, 377.
Edgecombe, Lord, ii. 177.
Edge Hill, battle of, ii. 182.
Edward the Confessor, i. 144, 145,
464.
I, silver halfpennies of, i.
24; and the lordship of the
Island, i. 214, 215; seizure of
Carisbrooke Priory by, i. 317-
324, 394, 465; claim from land-
holders of the Island on marriage
of his eldest daughter, 330.
II, and the lordship of the
Island, i. 215; action against
alien priories, 465.*
III, attempt to start gold
coinage, i. 24; Island militia,
110; governs the Island by
wardens, 215; stringent rules
of, 217; Statute of 'Provisors,'
226; rewards William de Mon-
tacute with manor of Swainston,
341; establishes Order of the
Garter, 354, 355; death, 372;
action in matter of alien priories,
395, 465.
Edward IV, gold angel of, i. 24;
marriage, exile, and death, 432-
434.
V, succession, imprisonment,
and deposition, i. 434, 435.
VI, birth and accession, i.
441; dissolution of chantries
confirmed by, 467; patron of
the Reformers, 491, 570; pre-
cocity, 492; settles the crown
on Lady Jane Grey, 536.
the Black Prince, i. 369, 373,
395, 452.
Edwards, Thomas, Errors of the
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Effingham, Lord Howard of, ii.
47, 63.
Egbert, King of Wessex, i. 66, 71.
Eglesfield, Robert de, i. 176, 366-
368.
Elgor, Mr., ii. 28.
Eliot, Sir John, ii. 100, 101.
Elizabeth, daughter of James I,
ii. 276.
Princess, daughter of Charles
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Queen, restores value of
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accomplishments of, i. 491;
character, 528, 633, 675; re-
ligious policy, 529, 567, 572-
574; ii. 438,439; foreign politics,
i. 548; characteristics of her reign,
552; dauntless spirit, 637; naval
policy, 643; speech at Tilbury,
646; death, 676; poetry of her
courtiers, ii. 270.
Elizabethan Age, the Earls of
Newport and society in the, ii.
83-88.
Ellesmere, Lord, ii. 14, 15.
English Channel, once dry land, i.
87.
nham, Council of, i. 149.
Eostre, the goddess, i. 85.
Frasmus, i. 397, 475, 567.
Eseldecombe Shalcombe, i. 119.
Essex, Henry, Earl of, i. 313.
Robert Devereux, second
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Robert Devereux, third Earl
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Estcourt, Mr. Harbottle, The
Ancient Borough of Newtown,
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Ethelbert, King, i. 144.
Ethelred the Unready, i. 95.
Ethelwalch, King of South Saxons,
i. 46, 301.
Ethelwold, Bp. of Winchester, i.
378.
Ethelwulf, King, i. 111, 144.
Eumenius, i. 6, 7, 8, 10, 18.
Evangelical Union, the, ii. 91.
Evans, Catalogue of Engraved
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Evelyn, John, Diary, ii. 326, 329,
335.
Eversley Church, ii. 107.
Evertsen, Dutch naval commander,
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Evreland = Yaverland, i. 136.
Ewer, Colonel, ii. 245, 252, 307.
Expositor, The, ii. 323.
Fairbone, Sir Palmer, ii. 369.
Fairfax, General Sir Thomas, ii.
204, 238, 240, 251, 252, 292,
300. 303.
Thomas, fifth Lord, and his
descendants, ii. 345.
Faith, Confession of, ii. 262.
Falkland, Viscount, M.P. for New-
port, i. 486; ii. 18, 139, 141,
145, 146, 160, 187, 260, 338,
419.
Falmouth, Earl of, ii. 115.
Farm stock and prices in the
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Farmer, G.. ii. 284.
Farnese, Alessandro, Duke of
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Farrar, Canon, ii. 313.
Fast Day Sermons, 11. 248.
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