Caprario, John, iv. 174
Captains, The, a Sonnett by Joshua
Sylvester, ii. 413
Carbonius, iii. 273
Cardonel, P. i. 366, 383
Car, Earl of Ancram, iv. 111
Careless, i. 229
Carleton, i. 207
Guy, Bishop of Chiches-
ter, 1635; Extract from Kennett's
MS. proving him to have been a
keen Sportsman, i. 51, 52; his
Daughter's Zeal for the Church, 52
Carew, Sir George, ii. 243
Autograph of Ralegh, iv. 25
Carne, M. i. 238
Carey, Henry, Earl of Dover, ii.
296, n.
Sir Philip, ii. 200, iv. 210
Carleton, Sir Dudley, iii. 58
Carlisle, Bishop of, iv. 77
Richard Barnes, iv. 127
John May, iv. 249
Carmen Panegyricum on Hen. Prince
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Carr, Nicholas, Hearn's Observations
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Carmarthen, Marquis, iv. 83
Carte, Mr. iv. 256
Carter, John, i. 219, 225
iii. 245
Thomas, iv. 459
Carthage, ii. 530
Castlemareh, ii. 245
Catechism, Russian, with an Account
of the Church Government and
Ceremonies of the Muscovites, cited
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Catesbye, iii. 328, 330
Cave, iii. 395
Caveats, some verses, by Sir W. Kil-
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Cavendish, Lord, iii. 363
Cawley, Dr. John, Archdeacon of
Lincoln, 1709, i. 157
Cawne, ii. 383
Caxton, i. 72
Caxton's Chronicle, Hearne's Re-
marks concerning, i. 72, 74, n.
Cecil, Dr. i. 471
Secretary, iii. 447
Sir Thomas, iii. 512
Cecill, Edw. Visc. iv. 109
Censura Literaria, referred to respect-
ing the Pestilence in 1625, ii. 197
Centaurs, ii. 384
Cephalus and Procris, ii. 382
iv. 440
Characterisme, iv. 463
Charie, iii. 376
Charge delivered to the Clergy of
Winchester, by Thomas Balguy,
iv. 391
Charles I. 51, 235. Epigrams by,
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Letter from, to Archbishop Laud,
ii. 93
Charles I. iii. 44, 360, 487. Me-
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Charles II. i. 60, 235, 456. Anec
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his Restoration foretold, by
Walter Gostelo, iii. 107
Charles V. of France, iii. 319
..... the IXth. iv. 182
Charleton, Fr. i. 224
Charlett, Dr. i. 79
Charlette, Dr. iii. 70
Charter-house, iii. 60
Chatham, Lord, iv.
Chatillon, Cardinal of, iii. 234
Chatsworth, Description of, from Bp.
Kennett's Letters, iii. 361
iii. 371
Chaucer, ii. 138, 140
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,
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Chewt, Ant. i. 317, 330
Childrey, Dr. i. 63
Chirurgeon, J. H. iii. 235
Chishull, Jo. iv. 510
Chiswell, iii. 63
Dedication of Cvid's de Tristibus
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Churchyard, Thos. ii. 8, 203. iii. 514
Chrestoleros, Bastard's Epigram on
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Chute, Mr. iv. 385
Chivaen, ii. 474
Cianippus, iii. 469
Cibber, Colley, iii. 32
Cicero, ii. 71. iii. 321
Ciceronianus Gabrielis Haureii, 1577,
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Cippus, ii. 385
Circe, ii. 385
Cirencister, iii. 334
Civil Warres of England, the History
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Claims of Peerage, Cases of, in the
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Clanchattan, ii. 453
Clangregour, ii. 453
Clanricard, Earl of, iii. 253
Claraphel and Clarinda, in a Forrest
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Clare-hall, iii. 52
Christ on his Crosse, or the Holy
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Christ Jesus, Holland's History of, ii. Clarendon, Earl of, i. 59
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
Church, St. Paul's, her Bill for the
Parliament, by Hen. Farley, 1621,
iii. 426
Lord, ii. 50, 476. iii. 68
Clark, Samuel, the Marrow of Eccle-
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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
T. ii. 301
iii. 233, 370
Dr. iii. 230
Cole, Wm. iv. 242, 244, 369. His
Letter to Dr. Lort, 370, 371
Colebrooke, iv. 356
Claypole, Family, Account of the bu- Colepepper, Col. i. 136
Coles, E. iii. 131
Coleshill, iii. 348
Coligni, Gasp. I. 220
Cleveland, John, iii. 3. iv. 256, 257, Collett, Dean, i. 218
Clive, Lord, iv. 415
Cloanthus, ii. 527
Clogher, Dr. Garnet, Bp. of, iv. 423.
Cleveland, John, Poems, iv. 256
Cobham, Lord, Mirror of Martyrs,
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Cobler's New Translation, &c by
L. P. iii. 131
Cock, Dr. iii. 63, iv. 246
Cockayne, Sir Aston, his Elegy on
the Death of Michael Drayton, ii.
37. Encomiastic Verses on several
Books, 38; Epigrams by, ii. 31
iii. 49
Cockaine's Lines to Randolph on his
Play called the Muse's Looking-
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Cockayne, Sir A's Remedy for Love,
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Cocks, Roger, Weekes Devotion, or
Hebdomada Sacra, &c. 1630, ii.
Cockburne, Mrs. C. iii. 56
Coke, Sir Edward, ii. 421. iv. 81, 379 Combat betweene Conscience and Co-
Coker, William, i. 229
Colbath, T. iii. 70
Colborn, iii. 20
Colchester, (see Antiquities)
ii. 428, 437, iii. 335
Colchos, ii. 381
Cole, Robert, i. 163
William, i. 463, 464
Extract from his Ath.
Cantab. respecting Mr. Long's Fu-
neral, i. 468. Extracts from his Ath.
Cantab. 469
Cole, iii. 39, 40, 221, 179, 349
Charles, iv. 401
Francis, the Echo, a Poem by.
Epilogue and Prologue to a Comedy
by, 1641, iv. 263
vetousnesse, in the Mind of Man,
by Richard Barnefield, iv. 497
Comber, Dr. T. Dean of Durham,
biographical Account of, i. 57
Comedy, why preferred by some to
Tragedy, iv. 384
Comforts against Imprisonment, by
Bishop Hill, iii. 285
Coming of God in Mercy, in Ven-
geance, by Walter Gostelo, 1658-
iii. 106
Commendatory Sonnets to the first
Edition of the first three Books of
Spencer's Fairy Queen, iii. 346
Commentaries, Chapman's, on Ho-
mer, Extracts from, ii. 81, 86
of John Fox, Hearn's
Remarks on, ii. 75
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