Thomas, i. 110; ii. 172.
Horsey, Colonel, ii. 190.
James, ii. 43.

Sir Edward, Governor of the
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591; ii. 11, 89.

Hospital of St. Julian, i. 174.
Hoveden, Roger, i. 194, 281.
How, William, printer, ii. 47.
Howe, John, Puritan divine, ii.
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Hradschin, the, at Prague, ii. 93.
Hubert, legate, i. 124.
Humboldt, Alexander von, i. 90,

599; ii. 90, 123, 128, 129.
Hume, David, i. 43; ii. 150, 196,
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Hunnyhill, ii. 18.

Hunt, Robert, i. 89.
Hunte, Sir Richard, i. 428-430.
Hurst Castle, conspiracy to hand

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Huss, John, murder of, i. 460.
Hussite War, the, ii. 92.
Hutchins, History and Antiquities

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Hutchinson, Colonel, ii. 235.

Mrs., ii. 330.
Hyde, Mr., ii. 58.

Infanta of Spain, ii. 65, 67.
Ingulf, Abbot of Croyland, i. 208.
'Inning,' ii. 32.

Innocent III, Pope, i. 198, 223,
316.

IV, Pope, i. 224.

Inoculation in the Island, ii. 540,

James, John, a citizen of Newport,

i. 559; ii. 95.

Mr., of Portsmouth, ii. 61.
Rev. John, family of, ii. 356.
Richard, M.P. for Newport
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Thomas, D.D., first Bodleian
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Jameson, Mrs., Legends of the
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Jarvis, Sir Thomas, ii. 53.
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Jennings,Sarah, afterwards Duchess
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Jerome, St., i. 50.

Jervis, Practical Treatise on Office
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Jesuitism, ii. 91.
Jesuits, i. 636.

Jewel, Bishop, ii. 221.
Jewitt, Half-hours among some
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364.

Johanne (or Joan), daughter of
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John, King, three visits to the
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V, Pope, i. 47.
XXIII, Pope, i. 460.

Jones, Elizabeth, ii. 151.

Jonston, Arthur, ii. 105.

Jordanus, Life of St. Dominic, i.

271.

Joyce, ii. 239.

Julius Caesar, i. 13, 20.
Justinian, Emperor, i. 143.

J. W., of Carisbrooke, ii. 265-267.

Katherine, Queen, first wife of
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Keary, Mr., on early British
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Keate, Dr., of Eton, ii. 125.
Keeling, William (1577-1619), i.
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Kell, Rev., i. 88, 228.

Kemble, J. M., Codex Diploma-
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Ken, Thomas (afterwards Bishop),
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Kennett, Parochial Antiquities, i.
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Kenrick, John, Phoenicia, i. 90.
Kensington, Lord, Earl of Holland,
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Kent (Caint, Cantium), settlement
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Earl of, see Holland, Sir
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Kentish, Richard, ii. 228.
Kentwaraburgh Canterbury),i. 53-
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Kerne and the Knights Templars,
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Kerr, Voyages and Travels, i. 583.
Killigrew, Sir Peter, ii. 294.
Kimbolton, or Mandevil, Lord,
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Kingsley, Charles, The Roman
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Knight, Charles, ii. 13, 2559
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Knights Hospitallers, i. 247.
Knights Templars, the, i. 246-

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Knollys, Sir Francis, i. 559, 611;
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Knowles, Sir Henry, ii. 188.
Knox, John, i. 278; ii. 86, 262;

Book of Common Order, 321.
Kymbe, or Keyme, Thomas, ii. 16.

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Lacherne = Kerne, i. 246.
Lacordaire, Life of St. Dominic,
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Lamb, Charles, on libraries, i. 447.
Lambe, Sir John, ii. 131.

Lambeth Articles, the, ii. 101.

Lanark, Earl of, ii. 205.

Lancaster, Edmund 'Crouch-back,'
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Land we Live in, The, i. 32.
Landholders of the Island, claim
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Lanfranc, Abp., i. 124, 184, 336.
Langbaine, Gerard, Provost of
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Langdale, Mr., ii. 199.

Sir Marmaduke, ii. 200.
Langford, John de, Constable of
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Sir Thomas, i. 160.
Langstrell, Walter, i. 159.
Langton, Stephen, Abp. of Canter-

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La Rochelle, i. 199; ii. 76, 77.
Latimer, Hugh, Bp. of Worces-
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Laud, Abp., i. 370, 564; ii. 58,
101, 106, 131, 133, 207, 259,
260, 263.

Lauderdale, Earl of, ii. 205, 280.
MSS., ii. 205.

Lawrence, St., history of, i. 31.
Lawson, Sir John, ii. 115.

Layamon, i. 308.

'Lazy Lawrence,' origin of the

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Lectureships, ii. 207.

Lee, Rev. William, i. 138.

Legatine constitutions, i. 339.

Legg, Mr., ii. 234.

Leicester, Dorothy, Countess of,

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Leigh, Barnaby, first Mayor of
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Sir John, i. 671; ii. 308,
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Leighton, Abp., ii. 193.
Leland, Itinerary, i. 419.
Lely, Sir Peter, ii. 124.
Lennox, Esmé, Duke of, ii. III.
Lenten Abstinence at Carisbrooke
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Lenthall, William, Speaker of the
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237, 238.

Lepers, protection offered to, by
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Letter to a Dissenter, ii. 393. ·
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Historical Survey of Astronomy
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Sir James, ii. 173.
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Leyden, John of, ii. 218.
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Lilly, William, ii. 283, 287; con-
nexion with attempted escape of
Charles I from Carisbrooke,

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Letter on Toleration, ii. 400.
Locomotion, postal service, and
water carriage in the Island
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Lollardism, attempted suppression
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Long Parliament, an election for
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'Long wagon,' ii. 119.
Lonsdale, Dr., Cumberland Wor-
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Lord Lieutenants, description of
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Lords, House of, bishops in the,
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Lord's Supper, Sacrament of, i. 146.
Lordship of the Island, twelfth

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Lorraine, Duke of, ii. 415.

Louis XIII of France, ii. 76, 77,
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Lovel, Mr., ii. 151.

Lowe, Sir Hudson, ii. 235.
Lower, Patronymica Britannica,

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Lucius, story of, disproved, i. 50.
Lucy, Richard, i. 107.

Luders, Reports of Election Cases,
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Ludlow, Edmund, ii. 292.
Lugley, the, i. 669.
Luther, ii. 220.

Lyra (or Lire), abbey of, i. 71,
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Macaulay, Lord, Hist. of England,

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by the Puritans, 339; on Sarah,
Duchess of Marlborough, 371:
on John Churchill, 374; on
William III, 387, 389, 390, 398,
408; on Toleration Act, 401,
403; account of English and
Dutch fleets off the Island,
406; account of Home Rule in
Ireland, 408; description of
election after capture of Namur,
418; character of Sir H. D.
Colt, ib.; on election of Powle
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Ballad, The Spanish Armada,'
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Macedonians, coinage of, i. 21.
Mackintosh, Sir James, i. 96, 188;
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Mail coaches, ii. 121.
Mainwaring, ii. 260.
Maior, Mr., ii. 36.

Maitland, Dr. S. R., Letters on the
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William, History of London,

Mansfeldt, Count, ii. 18, 51.
Mantell, Dr., i. 305.
Manx Note-Book, ii. 347.
Map, Walter de, i. 315.

Margaret, Princess, daughter of
Edward I, visit to the Island,

i. 265, 332.

youngest daughter of Edward
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"Marian times,' ii. 221.
Marlborough, Earl of, ii. 99, 115.
Duke of, campaigns of, ii.
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478; retirement, 485; death,
486, 490.

Sarah, Duchess of, i. 656;
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Marochetti, Baron, ii. 146.
Marriage laws and the English

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Marsden, Mr., Hist. of Christian
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Marshal, John de, ii. 167.
Marshall, Stephen, ii. 248.

William, afterwards Earl of
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Marston Moor, battle of, ii. 183.
Martin V, Pope, i. 402, 416.
Martyr, Peter, i. 536; ii. 90, 221.
Mary, Princess, eldest daughter of
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Queen, harsh usage of, during
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492; succeeds to the throne,
479; commissions Dr. Cole to
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480; learning and accomplish-
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her accession, 515, 516; perse-
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Philip of Spain unpopular, 517;
her good qualities, 518; seizes
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Queen, consort of William
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Queen of Scots, i. 637.

Marylebone (London), manor of,
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Mason, Captain, ii. 94.
Dr., ii. 131.

Massachusetts, Pilgrim Fathers at,
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Massey's Horse, ii. 237.

Masson, Professor, ii. 176; Life of
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Matilda, Countess, daughter of
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Matthew Paris, i. 193, 200, 222,
225, 337; ii. 168.
Matthew, Sir Tobias, ii. 328.

Toby, Abp. of York, i. 522,
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Maurice, C. E., English Popular
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F. D., Moral and Metaphysi-
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Col., Life of F. D. Maurice,
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Maximilian of Bavaria, ii. 91.
Maximus Magnus, coins struck by,

i. 22.

May, Thomas, ii. 251, 297.
May-day at Newport in the nine-
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Mayfair, ii. 172.

'Mayflower,' the, ii. 329.
Maynard, Sir John, ii. 215.
McMorrogh, Eva, daughter of
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Mead, Short Discourse concerning
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Mede, the letter writer, ii. 81.
Medici, Mary de, ii. 154.

Medina, the river, i. 263; ii. 666;
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Mendicant Friars, i. 382.
Meon-wari, men of Wight, i. 26.
Merchants' Map of Commerce, i.
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Meres, Francis, The Wits Com-
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Merewether, History of Boroughs,

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Messiah's Splendour, by Robert
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Meux, John, ii. 159, 160.