-

Fox for Rome, 209 - writes
to Wolfey, 246-carries the
King's Point at Cambridge,
248-was Bp. of Winchester,
and hadthe Custody of the
Great Seal, 272.

Garter, the Order of the, first
established in Ireland, 68.

Genoa, under French Government,
115-revolts, 159-surrenders
to the Emperor all their Ports,
168.

Giglis, Sylvester, Bp. of Worcester,
Patron to Erasmus, 79.
Gilbert, Mr. Baron, Lord Com-
missioner of the Great Seal, 290.
Glames, John Lord, 66.
Goodrick, Bp. of Ely, had the
Custody of the Great Seal,

272.

Gormanston, Jenico Preston, Lord
Viscount, 68.
Grantham, Henry, Earl of, 288.
Grocyn, the famous, celebrated by
Erasmus, 79.
Guicciardin, a Remark on his
History of the Wars of Ita-
ly, 173.

Guilford, Sir Robert, Bart. his
Ancestor, 131.

H

Hales, Mr. Attorney Gen. drew
up the Informations against
Wolfey, 294.

Hall, the Hiftorian, 95, 102,
112, 244, 306, 332.
Hampton-court Palace, built by
Wolfey, celebrated by Leland,
113-defcribed, ib-and its
delightful Situation, ib. & feq.
Harcourt, Simon Lord, Ld Chan-
cellor, 286.
Hardwicke, Philip Lord, the
Ld. High Chancellor, 293-
his laudable Gratitude, 340.
Hatton, Sir Christopher, Ld Chan-

cellor, 273-the present Lord
Viscount his Descendant. ib.
Heath, Nicholas, Archbishop of
York, had the Custody of the
Great Seal, 272.

Henry the VIIIth, King of Eng-
land, fends Ambassadors to con-
gratulate K. Francis on his De-
liverance, 15- enters into a
Treaty with him, 21-refuses
that of the Venetians, &c. 40-
lives at Peace, 68-receives Let-
ters from the Doge of Venice
and the D. of Milan, 69, 70-
ill used by Luther, 72, & feq.
-his Letter to Erasmus, 80-
another to Wolfey, 103-en-
ters inte Treaties with France,
121-writes to Wolfey, 126-
the laft Treaties with France
regulated, 129- fend Am-
baffadors to France, ib. 131-
appoints a publick Thankf-
giving, 136-fends the Order
of St. George to Francis, and
confers greater Power on Wol-
fey, 138-fends new Inftruc-
tions to Spain, 142-in Con-
junction with Francis, pro-
claims War against the Empe-
ror, 148-writes to Rome in
Favour of Wolfey, 164-fends
Ambassadors to Scotland, 175
-enlarges Hampton-court Pa-
lace, 183-requests the Bi-
shoprick of Winchester for
Wolfey, 199-fends Fox and
Gardiner to Rome about the
Divorce, 209-gives Cam-
peius an Audience, 214-his
Oration to the great Men, 215
-difpleased with Campeius's
Stiffness, 219- not fatisfied
with Campana's smooth Mef-
sage, 220--fends new Inftruc-
tions, relating to the Divorce,
to his Ambassadors at Rome,
240-haftens the Commif-
fioners

fiohers in England to forward
it, 241-throws his Disap-
pointment in the Divorce on
Wolfey, 243-publishes an Or-
der against the Pope's Decrees,
ib.orders Q. Catherine to
retire, 244-goes a Progress
to divert his Melancholly, ib.
tranfported with Cran-

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mer's Advice, 245, 246
fends Commissioners to all fo-
reign Univerfities, &c. with a
State of his Cafe, ib. - their
Certificates in Rymer, &c. ib.
-threatens the University of
Oxford, 247-both the Uni-
versities debate on his Cafe,
247, 248
his Slight of
Q. Catherine, and Amorous-
ness to Anna Bullern, 250, &
feq.receives Wolfey graci-
oufly, 253 has Conflicts
about facrificing him, 255 -
neglects him, 257- hastens
to London, and gives Campeius
his Audience of Leave, 260
-but dissembles with him, ib.
-orders Wolfey to be profe-
cuted, 263-dismisses him
from his Chancellorship, ib.
--peremptorily demands the
Great Seal, 267- fends a
comfortable Message after him,
284-affigns him Attorneys,
296
fends Judges for his
Answer to the Information,
298 fends Sir John Ruffel
to Wolfey with a Token of Fa-
vour, 302-grants him a Pro-
tection, 303-exhibits a Com-
miffion of Inquiry after his
Effects, 304-directs a Parlia-
ment to be called, 305-fends
to demand York-house of Wol-
Sey, 321-builds St. James's
House, and encloses the Park,
ib.-grown quite mercenary,
322-

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fey, ib.-fends him comforta-
ble Messages, 323 - prevails
on Lady Anna to send him a
Token, ib.-fiezes his Tomb,
325-sends a Physician to vi-
fit him, ib. relents again,
326-and grants him a full
Pardon, ib. - and other Fa-
vours, 327, 328-yet pre-
vailed on by his Enemies to
order him to remove to York,
329- tries again to bring
Wolfey over, 338-Memoirs of
his Reign, from Wolfey's Death
to his own, p. 1, after.
Herbert, Lord, the Historian,
103, 135; 247, 314, 319-
Mem. p. 26.

Herbert, Sir Edward, had the
keeping of the Great Seal,
277-the present Lord Her-
bert of Cherberry his Descen-
dant, 278.

Heylin, Dr. quoted, 128.
Hoadley, Dr. Benjamin, Bp. of
Winchester, 200.
Howard, Lady Catherine, be-
comes a Favourite of King
Henry's, Mem. p. 22-and his
fifth Wife, 23-executed for
Adultery, ib.

Hume, Sir Patrick, his Descen-
dants, 178.
Hungarians sadly beat by the
Turks, 63
Mem. p. 39.
Hungary, Affairs of, 62-De-
scription of it, ib. 63-endures
great Calamities, 64.
Hutching, Sir George, Ld Com-
miffioner of the Great Seal,
283.

Hyde, Sir Edward, Lord Chan-
cellor, 278- Author of the
History of the Rebellion, ib.

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321.

James

James II. King of England, is
commanded to quit Whitehall,
169.

James V. of Scotland, escapes
from the Earl of Angus, his
Father-in-law, 175-calls a
Parliament, ib-regulates his
Government, and restores the
Order of St. Andrew, 176-
-honoured with four Orders
of Knighthood, 177 - com-
mits several of the Nobility to
Edinburgh Castle, and does o-
ther Acts of Justice, ib. -
fixes the College of Justice at
Edinburgh, 179 - lives fome
time peaceably, marries two
Wives, falls into Despair, be-
wails the Fate of his poor
Kingdom, and dies, ib.-his
Character, 180.

James's, Palace of, erected, Mem.

P. 49.

Jefus, Society of, instituted, Mem.
p. 43-it's Founder's Death,
ib.

Inchiquin, William O Brien, Earl
of, 66.

Ipswich College founded by Wol-
Sey, 191-the Corporation ex-
ceedingly pleased with it, 194
-their Letter to him, 195-
assign their Grammar-school
Lands over for the Support
of his College, 196 - its Foun-
dation, and the Town describ-
ed, 199.

Ireland, Affairs of, 66, 180
erected into a Kingdom, by
Act of Parliament in Eng-
land, 182.

VOL. IV.

Kecke, Anthony, Esq; Ld. Com-
miffioner of the Great Seal, 282.
Kent, Samuel, Efq; Member of
Parliament for the Corporation
of Ipswich, 199.
Kerry, Thomas Fitz Morris, Earl
of, 67.

King, Peter Lord, Ld. Chancel-
lor, 290-Inscription on his
Tomb, 292.

Kingston, Mr. Lieut. of the Tower,
goes to assist in bringing Wol-
fey to London, 344-comforts
him, 345-visits him again,
ib.-again for the laft Time,
346.

Knight, Dr. his Mistakes, re-
lating to a Difference between
Card. Wolfey and Dr. Yonge,
rectified, 76, to 78-relating
to Dr. Lee, 81 - severe upon
Wolfey, 82.

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Treaty of Madrid, 24-quits
the French Court, 39-amuses
the Pope, 51-fruftrates the Ex-
pectations of the Duke of Milan,
52-dies of the Plague, 113.
Lautrec takes up Winter Quar
ters, 116-befriends the Pope,
145, 146, fets out for Naples,
154- many Towns open
their Gates to him, 155-
circumvents the Vice-
roy of Naples, 156 - fiezed
with a contagious Distemper,
ib.-his Death, and fome Ac-
count of his Life, 157, 158.
Law-Proceedings ordered to be
in English, Mem. p. 37.
Lee, Dr. a smart Antagonist to
Erasmus, 80-mifrepresented
by Dr. Knight, 81,
Legatine-court, for trying the Va-
lidity of the Divorce opened,
220 - Journal of its Proceed-
ings, 229, to 239-fits for
for the last Time, 241.

Leger, Anthony St. Esq; Lord
Deputy of Ireland, 182-Ar-
thur St. ib.

Leland, celebrates Hampton-court
Palace, 183.

Lewis, King of Hungary, wars
with the Turks, 62-his De-
feat and Death, 63-odd Cir-
cumstances of his Birth, 64.
Leyva, Anthony de, defeats Duke
Sforza, 114-furprizes Pa-
via, &c. 159 - takes Count
St. Pol Prifoner, 160.

Lilly, the famous William, some
Account of him, 107, & feq.
Lincolnshire, a Rifing there, Mem.

Macclesfield, George Earl of, 290.
Magdalen-college, Oxford, its Stu-
dents remarkable Letter to
Wolfey, 85.
Maid, the holy one of Kent, a
notorious Imposter, 97, & feq.
Mandeville, Henry Viscount, Ld
Commiffioner of the Great Seal,
276.

Marchmont, Earls of, their Fa-
mily and Character, 178.
Margaret, Governess of the Low-
countries, dies, 172.
Margaret, Queen Dowager of
Scotland, concerts Measures to
get her Son from the Earl of
Angus, 64-fues for a Divorce,
obtains it, and marries Lord
Meffin, 174.

Mary, Princess, (afterwards Q.
of England) her Legitimacy
disputed, 123.

Mary, Princess of Portugal, mar-
ried, Mem. p. 45.
Maffureen, Vifcount, 181.
Masters of the Rolls, and in Chan
cery, a Lift of them from King
Charles

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Charles the Ild's Time, 294.

Maynard, Sir John, Lord Com-

miffioner of the Great Seal,
282, 283.

him, 270-opens the 8th Par-
liament with a quaint Speech,
306, 307-beheaded, Mem.

p. 11.

Meath, Earl of, 181.
Medicis, Alex, de, made Duke of
Florence, 170.
MEMOIRS, Additional, facing
358.

Muncer, Thomas, a rigid Follower

Memorandum on Wolfey's deliver-
ing up the Great Seal, 270.
Mercers, Worshipful Company of,
their Gratitude, 109.
Merone pardoned and restored to
Favour, 50.

Michael, Military Order of St.
explained, 173-

Milan, Duke of, joins with the
Pope and the Venetians, 22
--capitulates with the Duke
of Bourbon, 43 - coins the
Church Plate into Money, 49
-fruftrated by the Vice-roy
of Naples, 52-his Letters to
Wolfey, 69, 70-one to King
Henry, 70-his Death, Mem.

P. 32.

Miserai's Character of Francis I.
Mem. p. 38.

Monasteries suppressed, Mem. p. 20.
Monmouth, Duke of, marries the
Duchess of Buccleugh, 64-
his Death and Issue, 65.
Montacute, Lord, beheaded, Mem.
P. 21.
Montagu, John Duke of, 321.
Montmorency, Marshal de, depu-
ted to go and receive the two
French Princes, and Queen
Eleanor on the Frontiers of
Spain, 166.

More, Sir Thomas, a most inti-
mate Correspondent of Eraf-
mus's, 80, 82--deceived by
Barton, the Imposter, 97-
Chancellor of the Dutchy of
Lancaster, 121- Lord Chan-
cellor of England, Memoirs of

of Luther, and Head of a
strong enthusiastick Sect in
Germany, called Muncerians.
76.

Murray, the Hon. William, Soll.
General, his Family, and Mr.
Pope's Encomium on him, 177.

N

Naples befieged by the French,
155-its Vice-roy killed, 156
-infected with the Plague, ib.
-the Siege raised, 159-a
Rebellion there, Mem. p. 46.
Norfolk, Duke of, pays the Car-
dinal a sycophant Visit, 320
-pushes on his Removal to
York, 329, 330- narrowly
escaped King Henry's bloody
Axe, Mem. p. 26-his Con-
feffion, ib.

Norris, Sir John, very complai-
sant to Wolsey, 252
fent
after him with a kind Mef-
fage, 284.

North, Sir Francis, Baron Guil-
ford, Lord Keeper, 282 -
the present Lord Guilford his
Defcendant, ib.
Northumberland, Earl of, readily
accepts the ungrateful Office
of arresting Wolfey, 340-
does it with Trembling, 341-
retires ignominiously, 342.

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Onslow, the Right Hon. Arthur,
289.
Orange, Prince of, fuccours Na-
ples, 155-defends it brave-
ly, 156-his Death, Burial,
Hhh 2
and