Chatillon, Cardinal of, iii. 234
Chatsworth, Description of, from Bp.
Kennett's Letters, iii. 361
iii. 371

Chaucer, ii. 138, 140

iv. 167

Chawcer, iv. 29, 199

Cheeke, Sir John, i. 159. ii. 365
Cheek, Thomas, Esq. iii. 49
Cheronæ, ii. 73

Chester, Bp. of, iii. 369, 383
Chesterton, iv. 388

Chettle, Henry, ii. 367. iv. 152

Pope's Lamentation,

&c. ascribed to, iv. 102
Chewt, Ant. i. 317, 330
Childrey, Dr. i. 63
Chirurgeon, J. H. iii. 235
Chishull, Jo. iv. 510
Chiswell, iii. 63

Dedication of Ovid's de Tristibus
to Chs. Hatton, Esq. iii. 514
Churchyard, Thos. ii. 8, 203. iii. 514
Chrestoleros, Bastard's Epigrain on
Microcosmos, from, iii. 409, n.
Chute, Mr. iv. 385
Chivaen, ii. 474
Cianippus, iii. 469

Cibber, Colley, iii. 32

Cicero, ii. 71. iii. 321

Ciceronianus Gabrielis Haureii, 1577,
iii. 349. Dedication, ib.

Cippus, ii. 385

Circe, ii. 385
Cirencister, iii. 334

Civil Warres of England, the History
of, in English verse, iii. 331
Claims of Peerage, Cases of, in the
male Line, temp. J. I. iii. 344
Clanchattan, ii. 453
Clangregour, ii. 453
Clanricard, Earl of, iii. 253
Claraphel and Clarinda, in a Forrest
of Fancies, by Thomas Jordan, gent.
ii. 183. Extracts, 183, 187
Clare-hall, iii. 52

Christ on his Crosse, or the Holy
Lambe ('s) Funerall, by George Ra-
leigh, Esq. 1624, iv. 174. Descrip-
tion of the Work; quere as to the
relation of the Author to Sir W.
R. Extract, i. 174, 175
Christ Jesus, Holland's History of, ii. Clarendon, Earl of, i. 59

153

iii. 321, 353

Christ's Nativity, Robert Holland's
Holy History of, iii. 137
Christ, the Betraying of, by S. R.
(Samuel Rowlands), 1598, iii. 353.
Extracts, 353, 355
Christian Passions, by Henry Locke,
Extracts from, iii. 292, 296
Christian Reader, an Address to the,
Extracts from, relating to Archbp.
Parker, i. 11, 14

Christian Religion, Answer to a late
View of the internal Evidence of,
by whom written, iii. 247
Christianity, Memorials of, iv. 366,
367.

Christian, Countess of Devon, iii. 363
Christolorus, ii. 19, n.

Church, English, Antiquity of the,
malignant anonymous Coniments
on, i. 14, 17

Church, St. Paul's, her Bill for the
- Parliament, by Hen. Farley, 1621,
iii. 426
Churchill, iv. 332

Churchyard, iii. 415. Extract from his

Lord, ii. 50, 476. iii. 68
Clark, Samuel, the Marrow of Eccle-
siastical History, by, i. 205

General Martyro-
logie by, 1677, i. 207. List of his
Authorities, 207, 217

...

Clark, Kath. i. 223, 224, n.
J. i. 224
Hugh, i. 219
Andrew, iii. 130
Dr. iii. 228

......

Claypole, Family, Account of the bu- Colepepper, Col. i. 136

Cleveland, John, iii. 3. iv. 256, 257, Collett, Dean, i. 218

Coke, Sir Edward, ii. 421. iv. 81, 379 Combat betweene Conscience and Co-

Commentators, their Obligations to Copland, i. 80

Tom Nashe, ii. 359
Commodus, Emperor, iii. 484
Commonwealth, New, Extracts from,
iv. 217, 218

Pic-

Commœdia, containing an Enterlude
of Myndes witnessing the Man's
Fall from God and Christ, iv. 140
Complaint, Penelope's, by Peter Colse,
1596. iii. 529. Dedication, 530. |
Address to the Readers, 531. Pene-
Jope's Answer to her Woers, 532.
Her Epistle to Ulysses, 532
Compleat Man, from Jordan's
tures of Passions, ii. 173
Comyns, Mr. Justice, iii. 237
Conant, Dr. John, Archdeacon of
Norwich, 1693, extraordinary Mo-
desty of, i. 165
Conjectures respecting the Author of
the Volume of Maggots, iv. 481,
482, Extracts from, 483, 486
Connell, Arthur, iv. 237
Considerations occasionall, or Horæ
Vacivæ, by John Hall, iii. 305

Win. i. 203
Copedray, bridge, iii. 334
Copy of Letters sent to the Quene
(Mary), by Archbishop_Cranmer,
1556, iii. 281. Extract, 282
Copyholder of Bridge-town, Extract
from Edmund Sharpe's Song so
called, iii. 214
Coppleton, Dr. J. i. 150
Corbet, i. 137

Edw.i. 146
Marg. i. 220, 225
Corbridge, iii. 335
Cordell, Sir Wm. i. 140
Cordis Schola, in 47 Emblems, 1647,
iii. 323

Cork, Earl of, i. 224, 543
Cornish, Hen. Esq. 1689, Extract
from the Journals of the House of
Lords, concerning, i. 60
Cornucopia and divers Secrets, trans-
lated into Englishe, by Thomas
Johnson, iv. 358
Cornwall, iii. 334

Constable, Hen. commendatory Son- | Cornwallis, Sir Charles, ii. 241

net by, to James I. i. 23
Constable, Henry, iii. 255, n. 420,
476. iv. 152, excellent conceitful|
Sonnets by, iv 447 448. iv. 199
Contemplatio Diurna; Verses by Mild-
may Fane, Earl of Westmoreland,
ii. 100

Contumely of Defamatory Speeches,
how to support, an Epigram, by
Thomas Urchard, ii. 29
Convocation Writ, Amendment of,
mentioned in Bishop Kennett's Let-
ters, iii. 376

Cony, Mr. Sutton John, iv. 226

Conyers, Dr. iii. 73,332

Cook, Sir John, Dean of the Arches,

1740, Anecdotes of, i. 156

Lord, ii. 379
Archbishop, iii. 226
Cortesium, R. i. 19
Coryat, i. 66 67
Coryat's Crudities, Hearne's Remarks
on, i. 66, 67. Note concerning, 73
Cosins, Dr. i. 196
Costell, iii. 222
Cotgrave, Randle, his French and
English Dictionary, i. 302
Cotton, J. i. 220, 225

33, 47

413, n.

Steven, i. 229

Charles, ii. 31

iii. 363

the younger, ii. 32,

Roger, iii. 138,141

Sir John, iv. 256

Explanation of the Verb, iii.

Roger, Extract from his
Poem in allusion to the Spanish
Armada, iii. 139

by, 1596, iii. 138

Armour of Proofe,

Spiritual Songs, by,

1595, iii. 141.
Counsel, a Father's to his Son, an

Cuthbert, St. Hearne's Enquiry con-
cerning a MS. of, i. 548
Cutts, Lord John, iv. 255
Curteyne, Amos, iii. 338
Cyclops, ii. 562

Cynthia with certaine Sonnets, and