Bewcastle, Celtic cross at, i. 42.
Bicentenary of the Revolution, ii.
385-391.
Binstead, stone from. i. 305.
Birch, Dr. Thomas, ii. 244.
Mr., of British Museum, i. 220.
Thomas, printer, ii. 301.
Birinus, i. 53, 300.
Blachford, Mr., ii. 188.
Black Bartholomew Act, ii. 402.
Black Book of the Order of the
Garter, i. 354.
Black Death, i. 609, 610.
Black Plague, i. 426.
Blackedge, ii. 53.
Blackfriars Theatre, ii. 14, passim.
Blackgang Chine, ii. 566.
Blackie, John Stuart, Pronuncia-
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Blackstone, Commentaries, i. 166,
225, 329. 345, 346.
Blamire, William, ii. 354.
Blenheim, battle of, ii. 422.
Blount, Anne, widow of first Earl
of Newport, ii. 115.
afterwards Earl of Devon-
shire, ii. 85.
Charles, ii. 87.
George, ii. 87, 191.
Henry, ii. 87.
Sir Charles, ii. 86.
Boccaccio, Decameron, i. 427.
Bocher, Joan, i. 570; ii. 219.
Bodley, Sir Thomas, i. 563.
Boleyn, Anne, i. 440; ii. 169.
Bolingbroke, Lord, ii. 77, 456.
Bollandus, John, Lives of the
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Bologna, school of, i. 184.
Bolton, Charles, first Duke of, ii.
468.
Charles Paulet, second Duke
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467-469, 558, 559, 596.
Eonaventors, ii. 44.
Bonchurch and St. Boniface, i.
128-132.
Bonescerce Bonchurch, i. 128.
Boniface, Archdeacon, instructor
to Wilfrid, i. 36, 60, 61.
Boniface, St., and Bonchurch, i.
128-132.
VIII, Pope, i. 323, 324, 458.
Bonner, Bp. of London, i. 479, 492.
Boreman, Captain, ii 308, 309.
Born, Bertrand de, i. 196.
Bosham (near Chichester), Irish
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Boucher, Rev. Jonathan, ii. 110,
356; View of the Causes and
Consequences of the American
Kevolution, 550.
Boulcott, Major, of Ryde, ii. 76,
179.
Bouvines, battle of, i. 200.
Bowcombe Church, i. 71, 119;
Down, i. 19, ii. 12; Manor, ii.
82, 188, 190.
Bowerman, Thomas, ii. 61.
Bowreman,
Barbara, supposed
marriage with Alexander Ross,
i. 624, 625.
Bowring, Sir John, and Charles I
at Carisbrooke Castle, ii. 265-
268.
Boyle, Hon. Robert, son of Earl
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Boyne, the, battle of, ii. 413.
Brading, Roman villa at, i. 4;
church of, 45, 71; harbour, ii.
11; Sir Hugh Middleton's at-
tempt to enclose, 30-34; Court
Leet of, 34; discovery of canine
remains at, 672-674.
Bradshaw, President of Council of
State, ii. 150.
Braganza, Katherine of, Infanta of
Portugal, ii. 157.
Bray, Edmund, ii. 55.
Sir Reginald, i. 413.
Breamore Abbey, burial-place of
Isabella de Fortibus, i. 205.
Breedon (Leicestershire), church
of, i. 333.
Breslau, Treaty of, ii. 493.
Breteuil, Roger de, Earl of Here-
ford, i. 128.
Brett, Colonel Jeremy, ii. 113, 185.
Sir Alexander, ii. 49.
Brewer, Letters and Papers of the
reign of Henry VIII, i. 44",
450, 483, 498.
Briefs, distinguished from Bulls,
i. 219.
Brightstone, Roman road at, i. 19;
name of, 176-178; Church, in-
scription to Robert Dingley, ii.
324.
Brihtwald, Abp., i. 60.
Brinsley, Mr. John, ii. 376.
Brion, Richard of, ii. 167.
Briot, Judith, ii. 151.
Bristol, Earl of, ii. 73.
siege of, ii. 237.
Brixton, parish register of, i. 512;
Robert Dingley, minister of
ii. 315-325; Rectory House,
316.
Broghill, Lord, ii. 288.
Brooke, Lord, ii. 99.
Brown, Rev. John, Life of John
Bunyan, ii. 366.
Browne, Mr., ii. 301.
Sir Thomas, ii. 19.
Browning, R., Blot on the Scut-
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Bruce, Robert, i. 130.
Bruges, Court of Charles, Prince of
Wales, at, ii. 1:6.
Bruin, Harry, i. 425.
Brunanburh, defeat of the Danes
at, i. 94.
Brunswick, Christian of, ii. 51.
Brydges, Sir Egerton, ii. 176.
Buchanan, George, ii. 105.
Buckhurst, Lord, ii. 14.
Buckingham, Lady Mary, ii. 83.
Duke of, ii. 46, 72; assas-
sination of, 73-75.
Lord Francis, ii. 83.
Buckinghamshire, John, Earl of,
ii. 246.
Bucquoi, ii. 98.
Budgell, Eustace, ii. 44.
'Bugle' Inn, the, ii. 120, 248.
orders of Tityre and, ii. 43-
Bulkeley, John, M.P. for New-
town, ii. 240, 248, 294.
Bulls, Papal, meaning and history
of, i. 218. 219.
Bunyan, John, ii. 394.
Buonaparte, Napoleon, ii. 235.
Burbage, Richard, ii. 15.
Burgess, Dr., ii. 248.
Burgh, Hubert de, Justiciar of
England, i. 194.
Burial of the Dead, serv ce for,
expunged from the Directory,
ii. 321.
Burke, Edmund, on the Declara-
tion of Rights, ii. 386; Thoughts
on Cause of Present Discontents,
ii. 545.
Peerage and Baronetage, i.
439, 450; in 191.
Burleigh, Lord, i. 634, 646; ii.
Burley, Captain, ii. 204, 231.
Mr. Marvin, ii. 60.
Burnet, Bp., Hist. of Own Times,
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Burnley. Hist. of Wool and Wool
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Busby, Dr., ii. 125.
Bute, John, fourth Earl of, ii. 87.
Marquis of, ii. 87, 191.
Butler, Alban, Lives of the Saints,
1. 271.
Lord John, of Bramfield, ii.
87; Anne, daughter of, 115.
Samuel, Hudibras, ii. 103.
Byfield, Adoniram, ii. 248.
Bylandt, Count, ii. 351.
Byron, Admiral, ii. 349.
Cade, Dr., ii. 266.
Cadiz, capture of, ii. 47.
Cadogan, Earl, serves with Marl-
borough, ii. 477, 484; Governor
of the Island, 485, 486, 491;
Commander of the Army, 486,
489; sent to put down the
Jacobite rising, 487; charged
with peculation by the Jacob-
ites, 489; death, 490.
Cadmon, i. 303.
Cadwalla, i. 47, 69, 76-86, 143,
Calamy, Lives of the Noncon-
formists, ii. 222.
Edmund, grandson of the
preceding, Account of the Minis-
ters, &c., ejected after the Re-
storation, ii. 391, 393.
Calbourne Church, i. 310; monu-
ment in, 344.
Calvin, Form of Service. ii. 321.
Calvinism, ii. 101; influence of,
385, 386.
Cambridge University, influence
in thirteenth century, i. 308;
Calvin's Catechism ordered to
be used in, ii. 101.
Pembroke Hall, ii. 168.
Camden, William, historian, i.
217, 243, 564.
Canbourne (or Sweynston), manor
of, i. 119.
Canning, George, M.P. for New-
port, ii. 140, 449. 627-635.
Canute, King, i. 95.
Capgrave, Chronicle of England,
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Caracalla, Emperor, i. 8.
Carausius, i. 9, 22.
Cardan, Jerome, astrologer, ii. 383.
Cardinals, College of, i. 459, 460.
Carey, Lady (wife of Sir George
Carey), i. 605, 606.
Lucius. See Falkland, Vis-
Sir Edward, ii. 141.
Sir George, Governor of the
Island, i. 485, 605-607, 613,
638, 639, 646, 647, 671, 672;
ii. 20, 90, 141, 171, 318.
Careys, the, pedigree of, i. 448.
Carisbrooke, Roman villa at, i. 4,
13-20: coins found at, 5, 14,
22; slaughter at, 25; origin
and varietics of the name, 27-
29; battle of, 78; Wihtgar
buried at, ib.; seal of Pope
Alexander found at, 109; seal of
Papal bull found at, 218-227;
grant of market or fair to, 281;
defended by Sir Hugh Tyrrell,
342; siege of by the French,
i. 373; Lenten abstinence at
(1620), ii. 34-36 Alexander
Ross, Vicar of, 103-110; Og-
lander's account of, 442, 443-
Carisbrooke Castle, i. 15; fortified
by Fitz Osborne, 127, 135, 180;
additions to by Isabella de
Fortibus, 204; strengthened by
Edward I, 215; granted to Ed-
ward, Earl of Chester, 215;
Great Hall of, 282; in the time
of Isabella de Fortibus, 283-
290; architecture of Chapel,
309; Salisbury arms at, 340–
344; Surrey, Duke of, custodian,
343; landholders forced to de-
fend, 345; during the Hundred
Years' War, 349-353; additions
to by Earl Rivers, 350, 433,
435, 437; Woodville arms at,
432-437; Corporation of New-
port at, 551-558; fortified by
Sir George Carey, 638, 639, 647;
defences of, 672; plans of Giana-
belli, abandoned, 676; Earl of
Southampton captain of, ii. 12-
19; Christmas in (1606), 20-27;
(1647), 224-232; imprisonment
of Henry, Duke of Gloucester,
and Princess Elizabeth in, 146;
John Milton at, 176; imprison-
ment of Charles 1 in, 192-199;
204, 232 234; imprisonment of
Sir William Davenant in, 209-
216; Hammond's house at, 243;
Sir John Bowring's narrative of
Charles I at, 265-268; imprison-
ment of Dorothy Osborne in,
273; James Harrington in at-
tendance on Charles I at, 275-
282; Mrs. Whorwood and the
second attempt at escape of
Charles I, 282-289; in 1648,
289-297; during the Second
Civil War, 297-305; Sir Henry
Vane prisoner in, 326-335;
picturesque position of, 439;
magazine at, 445.
Carisbrooke Church, i. 122, 158;
architecture of, 310; bells at, 362,
364, 641; tomb of Sir Nicholas
and Margaret Wadham, 437-
448; and of Alexander Ross,
446-448; Puritan pulpit, ii.
335-342; royal arms in, 423;
parish register, 511, 626, 642,
648; tablet to William Keeling
in, 578; Mr. Freeman's descrip-
tion of, 433, 441; chancel said
to have been pulled down by
Walsingham, 433-435, 438,
441; picturesque situation of,
439, 441; changes in structure,
440, 441; Communion plate,
515-520; the Woolfrey tomb-
stone in Churchyard, 645-649.
Convent, 270-279.
Priory, alien,' i. 120, 127;
chartulary of, 133; land of, and
military equipments, 260; de-
scription of in thirteenth cen-
tury, 291-298; seizure by Ed-
ward I, 317-324; given to the
priory of Shene, 396; suppres-
sion of, 394-401, 466; dissolu-
tion, ii. 436.
Carleton, Dudley, ii. 46, 79.
Carlisle, Earl of, ii. 52.
Carlyle, Thomas, i. 105, 121, 182;
Past and Present, 244, 258,
313; Cromwell, 326; on Earl
of Southampton, ii. 15; on Lord
Falkland, 145; on Charles I,
196; Latter-Day Pamphlets,
211; on Parliaments, 322; on
Sir Henry Vane, 333; idolatry
of Cromwell, 334; Cromwell,
340; Frederick the Great, 531;
French Revolution, 639.
Carne, Colonel Thomas, ii. 170.
Carr, Robert, ii. 167.
Carteret, Lord, afterwards Earl
Granville, ii. 493-496.
Sir George, ii. 280.
Casaubon, ii. 376.
Cassiterides, i. 90, 92.
Castle Builders, The, a political
novel: account of the Stephens
family, i. 649, 652-664; ii. 469,
480, 481.
Catholic League, the, ii. 91.
Cavendish, William, of Hardwick,
afterwards Earl of Devonshire,
ii. 86.
Caversham, near Reading, ii. 148.
Cawelburne (Calbourne), i. 71.
Caxton, William, i. 436.
Ceadda (Chad), Bishop of East
Saxons, i. 40; of Northumber-
land, 42.
Ceadwalla, i. 336.
Cealchythe (Chelsea), Council of,
i. 139.
Ceawlin, successor to Cynric, i. 79.
Cecil, Sir Robert, ii. 14, 65.
Cecily, Princess, ii. 16.
Celestine IV, Pope, i. 224.
'Centons' (Hundreds), military
divisions of the Island, ii. 446.
Centwine, brother of Cenwalh, i.
80.
Cenwalh, King of Wessex, i. 79,
80.
Ceodaldus Cadwalla, i. 84.
Cerdic, i. 12, 25, 77, 78.
Cerdic's-ora, landing-place of Cer-
dic, i. 300.
Chaises, ii. 120.
Chale, village of, and the wreckers,
i. 156-163; ii. 563.
Chandler, John, Anabaptist, ii.
216-223.
Chantries, i. 237, 467, 468.
Chappell, Popular Musick in the
Olden Time, i. 678.
Chapple, Eleanor, ii. 34.
Charford on the Avon (Cerdic's
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Charles I, coinage of, i. 24; spells
Carsbrooke, 29; presents patron.
age of Carisbrooke Priory to
Queen's College, Oxford, 401;
marries Henrietta Maria, 565;
presence-chamber of, ii. 29;
dislike of Calvinistic doctrine,
101; complains of Lord Falk-
land, 144; Majesty in Misery,
192-199; character of, 196, 197;
early visits to the Island, 200-
202; letter from, to the Marquis
of Argyll, 203, 204; secret con-
ditions of the Scotch Commis-
sioners with, 205, 206; lost
coming to the Island, 232-234;
speech at Carisbrooke Castle,
233, 234; flight from Hampton
Court, 241, 242; and the Treaty
of Newport, 246-254; the Com-
missioners from Parliament, 230,
247 foll.; Sir Edward Walker
secretary to, 254-256; conces-
sions made to the Church of
England by, 257-265; and Sir
John Bowring, 265-268; James
Harrington in attendance on,
275-282; Mrs. Whorwood and
the second attempt to escape
from Carisbrooke Castle, 282-
289; and Mr. Richard Osborne,
287; leaves Carisbrooke, 289;
personal appearance, 295; por-
traits by Vandyck, 296; seizure
of, at Newport, and removal to
Hurst Castle, 305-313; scene
of the execution, 313, 314; ex-
bumation of, 314, 315; prisoner
in Carisbrooke Castle, 448.
Charles II, i. 190; scene at
the death of, 651; a concealed
Roman Catholic, ii. 158; orders
seizure of James Harrington,
280; debauched court of, 368.
Prince of Wales (afterwards
Charles II), ii. 154, 198, 298,
303, 304.
VIII, of France, i. 409.
X, of France, visit to Cowes,
ii. 638-644.
Charlton, Margaret, wife of Richard
Baxter, ii. 363.
Charnock, History of Marine
Architecture, i. 641.
Château Gaillard, i. 196, 198.
Chatham, Lord, dying speech of,
Chaucer, picture of the Merchant,
i. 173; of the Franklin, 209,
235, 236; and the Coroner's
Court, 235, 236; the Reeve,
262; the Parson, 338; the
Parish Priest, 385, 400, 430;
May, 677.
Cheke, Sir John, and Mottistone,
i. 533-537.
Chelceth (Chelsea), i. 65.
Chesterfield, Lord, on
Churchill, ii. 368, 369.
Chicheley, Abp. of Canterbury,
i. 402-407; purchases suppressed
priories, 465; founds All Souls
College, Oxford, 466.
Chillingworth, ii. 107, 142, 160,
263, 275-
Christchurch, Hampshire, priory
of, i. 108, 109, 110; ii. 172;
Abbey of, grant to, i. 204.
Christian, family of, in I. W., ii.
347-351; in Isle of Man and in
Cumberland, 352-357.
Christianity, introduction
establishment in the Island, i.
49-72, 304; in the ninth and
tenth centuries, 95-104; Anglo-
Norman, 115-125; from Alfred
to the Norman Conquest, 141–
151; in the twelfth century,
178-190; thirteenth century,
306-316; fourteenth century,
375-386.
Chronicle of Croydon, i. 435.
Church, British, Arianism, 1. 51.
of England, stipulations of
Treaty of Newport with regard
to, ii. 257-265.
Church officials, i. 147.
Church-shot, i. 65.
Churchill, Arabella, ii. 368.
John (afterwards Duke of
Marlborough), M.P. for New-
town, ii. 367-374.
Sir Winston, ii. 367, 368.
Cicely, Princess, i. 287, 288.
Cicero on Divination, ii. 384.
Cissanceaster (Chichester), i. 77.
Cistercians, the, and Quarr Abbey,
i. 151-156, 163–171, 181.
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