Meux, Sir John, i. 671.
Mew, Mr. Baron, i. 566.
Mewes (or Meux) family, the, i.
455-457-

Michelet, French historian, i. 187,

191.

Middle class, power of the, i. 560,
561.

Middlesex, Earl of, ii. 294.
Middleton, Sir Hugh, ii. 30-34.
Midlane, Mr. Albert, ii. 193, 213.
Mildmay, Mr. Anthony, ii. 150,
151.

Sir Henry, ii. 151.

brother to Sir Henry, ii. 310.
Militia, the Island, ii. 166, 446,
448; its strength in the seven-
teenth century, 447.

of London, ii. 229.
Mill, John Stuart, i. 272.
Milman, Dean, Hist. of Latin
Christianity, i. 58, 70, 142,
148, 225, 244, 252, 275, 277,
302, 313, 335, 343, 377, 398,
472.

Milner, Joseph, i. 178.

Milton, John, ii. 174 foll., 227,

277, 300, 321, 332, 377.
Ministry of Angels,' The, ii. 323.
Moberly, Dr., ii. 317.
Mohocks, ii. 44

Monasteries, i. 120, 121, 164, 461,
466, 501.

Monasticon, the, i. 395.

Monk's Bay, i. 131, 132.

Montacute, Earl of Salisbury, ii.

243.

house of, i. 340-344.
William de, i. 106.

Montagu, Edward Wortley, ii. 87.

Lord Walter, ii. 155.

Montague, Bp., ii. 60.

Lady M. W., ii. 17.
Montalembert, Count, i. 34, 68.
Montauban, castle of, taken by
John, i. 199.

Monteburg, abbey of, i. 204, 261;
convent of, i. 109.
Montfort, Simon de, i. 275-
Montgomery, Philip, Earl of, after-

wards Earl of Pembroke, ii.

169.
Montrose, ii. 69.
Monumenta, i. 20.

More, Dr. Henry, ii. 55.

Sir Thomas, i. 435, 569.

Morgan, Anthony, M.P. for Yar-
mouth, ii. 418, 420.

Colonel Anthony, Lieutenant-
Governor of the Island, i. 656;
ii. 469, 470.

Morison, Letice, ii. 141.

Sir Henry, ii. 141.

Morley, Bp., ii. 316.

Morley, Prof. Henry, English
Writers, i. 111, 140, 307, 366,
406, 451; ii. 40, 41.
Morrice, ii. 288.
Morris-dance, the, i. 682, 683.
Morton, Earl of, ii. 70.

Sir Thomas, ii. 79.
Mosheim, ii. 219.

Mottistone, description of, i. 53°;
the 'Long Stone,' 531; historical
account of the manor, 531-533;
its connexion with the Cheke
family, 530,532, 533; purchased
by Sir Robert Dillington, 538,

191.

Mount Morris, Lord, ii. 94.
Movements of the Sea, The, i. 87.
Mowbray, Lord, ii. 166.
Municipal corporation, definition
and origin of, i. 228, 229.
Muns and Tityre Tus, ii. 43.
Munster (Westphalia), and the
Anabaptists, ii. 218.
Munzer, ii. 223.

Murray, Dr., New English Dic-
tionary, i. 128, 237, 239, 327,
393, 425, 619.

Muskerry, Lord, ii. 115.

Namur, siege and capture of, ii.
416, 417.

Nantes, siege of, i. 199.
Naseby, battle of, ii. 290.
Nassau, Prince William of, ii. 148.
Navarino, battle of, ii. 635-637.
Naves de Tolosa, battle of, i. 273.
Navigation Act, ii. 153.
Navy, the, ii. 303.

Nayland, Baron Weston of, ii. 96.
Neal, Bishop, ii. 38.

Daniel, Hist. of Puritans,
ii. 262, 263, 337.
Neander, German Church historian,
i. 34, 61, 311, 313, 316, 384.
Neile, Richard, Bishop of Win-
chester, ii. 100.

Nennius, i. 88.

'Nes' (Old Norse), a promontory,
i. 114.

Neville, Charles, Earl of West-
moreland, i. 548.

344.

Frances, ii. 113.

Richard, Earl of Salisbury, i.

Richard, son of above, i. 422.
Sir Henry, ii. 8.
Newbury, battle of, ii. 145, 188.
Newcastle, Marquis of, ii. 183.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne and William
the Conqueror, ii. 68.
Newchurch, church of, i. 71;
parish register, 510, 511.
Newdegate, Sir Richard, ii. 190.
Newland, John, ii. 285, 289.
Newman, Cardinal, i. 97, 138;
Apologia, ii. 659, 661, 662.
Newnham, Master, ii. 391, 392,
394, 402.

Newport, charter of privileges, i.
189, 281; corporation of, in
thirteenth century, 227-235;
burnt by the French, 342,
373, 430; ancient privileges con-
firmed, ib.; Corporation records,
428, 430-431, 677; a notable
native of, 520-530; customs in
time of Elizabeth, 551-558;
growing prosperity of, 553;
election of bailiffs of, 554; ad-
ministering oaths to, 555; ob-
tains charter for a mayor, 556;

noted brewery at, 557; the plague
in, 608-618; Parliamentary
borough of, 618-623; Grammar
School, 658; ii. 18, 28-30,
308; May-day at, in sixteenth
century, i. 677-684; stage-play
at (1624), ii. 36-43; Sunday
observance at (1639), 137-139;
contested election at (1645),
187-189; rate for the mainten-
ance of a minister, 206-208;
Treaty of (1648), 246-254;
stipulations of Treaty of, with
regard to the Church of England,
257-265; seizure of Charles Í
at, and his removal to Hurst
Castle, 305-313; trained bands
of, 445, 446; Parliamentary
elections for, 464-471, 480;
St. Thomas' Church, 471, 472;
Hassell's description of, 562;
social life at (1822), 623-627.

John, extortions of, i. 424.
the Earls of, and society in
the Elizabethan Age, ii. 83-88.
New River, ii. 32.
Newspapers, ii. 298, 299.
Newton, Bishop, ii. 173.

Sir Isaac, ii. 128, 342.
Newtown, i. 373; ii. 159; river,
ii. 666.

Nicaea, Council of, i. 39.

Nice, Council of, i. 50; second
Council of, 139.

Nicholas of Hereford, i. 570.
Nicholas, St., chapel of, i. 71.
Nicholson, History of St. Albans,
i. 418.

Nickers, the, ii. 44.
Nicolas of Lyra, i. 397.
Niebuhr, historian, ii. 199.
Niflheim, i. 85.
Ningwood, ii. 173.

Niton, church of, i. 71; parish
register of, 511, 512.

Norgate, Kate, England under the
Angevin Kings, i. 182, 191.
Norman conquest of the Island, i.
126-128.

Normans, architecture of, i. 122.

Norreys, Sir Henry, ii. 47.
Norris, Sir John, i. 673.
North, Lord, ii. 553, 554.
Northumberland, Earl of, ii. 247,
301.

Norton, Richard, i. 548.

Sir Daniel, 11. 78.
Notitia Dignitatum Imperii, i.
15, 16.

Nottingham, Earl of. See Finch,
Daniel.

Noy, Attorney-General, ii. 135.
Numerals, construction of Arabic

and Roman, i. 357-361.
Nunwell, ancient barrow at, i. 3.
Nutt, Rev. R., of Ryde, ii. 560.
Nye, Philip, ii. 248.

Oates, Titus, ii. 372.
Odo, Bishop of Bayeux, i. 133.
Danish Archbishop of Canter-
bury, i. 100, 149.

Offa, King of Mercia, i. 23, 83.
Oglander, George, ii. 111, 236.
Oglander, Sir John, Sheriff of
Hampshire, i. 108, 210; account
of the Dillington family, i. 538,
539; character of various Island
notabilities, i. 671; description of
the Island, 672; description of
James I, ii. 6-8; scare in the
Isle of Wight (1627, 61, 62;
deputation from the Island, 75-
83; letter on ship-money, 135,
136; receives Charles I in the
Island, 201, 202, 243; on Sir
Richard and Lady Worsley, 269,
271; Memoirs, i. 129, 132, 136,
137, 140, 211, 232-234, 238,
325, 391, 445, 455, 456, 520,
525, 540, 591, 606, 624, 649;
ii. 1, 9, 94, 324, 434, 437, 508.

Sir William (tather of Sir
John), M.P. for Newport in time
of Charles II, i. 539.

Thomas, inquiry into the
murder of, i. 450.

William (son of Sir John),
M.P. for Yarmouth, ii. 163.
Oglanders, pedigree of, i. 449, 450.

Oglethorpe, Bishop of Carlisle,
crowns Elizabeth, i. 552.
Okely, Arthur, Rector of West
Mersea, ii. 339.

Oldfield, History of Parliamentary
Representation, i. 621.

Oliver, Dr., Monasticon Diox.
Exon., i. 171.

Onslow, Sir Francis, ii. 53.
Opdam, Admiral, i. 186.
Orange, Henry Frederick, Prince
of, ii. 276.

Mary, Princess of, daughter
of Charles I, ii. 151, 153, 157-
Ordericus Vitalis, i. 118, 126, 133,
291.

Orleton, Bp. of Winchester, i.

334.

Ormond, Marquis of, ii. 156.
Ormulum, the, i. 308.

Orrery, Lord, ii. 288.

Osborne, Dorothy, ii. 273.

Mr. Richard, ii. 272, 285, 286,
287, 288.

Sir Peter, ii. 272, 273.
First Fourteen Years of King
James's Reign, ii. 45.
Osker the Norman, viking. i. 98.
Osketil, Danish Archbishop of
York, i. 100.

Osmund, Bp. of Salisbury, i. 147.
Oswald, Archbishop of York, i.
378.

St., King of Northumbria, i.
53, 333.
Oswy, King, i. 40.
Otho, Cardinal, Constitutions of, i.
316.

Emperor of Germany, i. 199.
Pope's legate, i. 110.
Otterbourne, battle of, or Chevy-
Chase, ii. 209.

Ottoboni, Cardinal, i. 110.

Ottoboric, Constitutions of, i. 316.
Oudart, John, ii. 251, 255, 257-
Oundle, Wilfrid dies at, i. 47.
'Overers,' meaning of the name,
ii. 347.

Owen, Dr. John, Puritan divine,
and Dean of Christ Church, ii.

107, 125, 248; Inquiry into
the Original of Evangelical
Churches, 400.

Oxford, Synod at, i. 110; Uni-
versity of, influence in thirteenth
century, i. 308; expulsion of
Heads of Colleges by the Puri-
tans, ii. 322; University life in
mediaeval times, i. 365, 366;
Parliament meets at (1625), i.
565; Bodleian Library, founding
of the, i. 563; extravagant
loyalty of, ii. 279; Union De-
bating Society, 654, 655.

Colleges of: All Souls, i.
403, 466; Balliol, 366; Christ
Church, 535; Exeter, 366;
Lincoln, ii. 211; Magdalen, 236;
Merton, i. 366; New, 562:
Oriel, 366; Queen's, 176, 266,
364-370, 654. 658; ii. 25, 54,
104, 106, 336, 340-342, 652,
653; University, i. 366; Wad-
ham, i. 439.

Movement, the, and William
George Ward, ii. 654-665.
Oyer and Terminer, commission
of, ii. 71.

Packhorse carriers. ii. 119, 120.
Palatinate, restitution of the, ii. 90.
Palgrave, Sir Francis, i. 150.

Pallium, the, i. 239.

Palmer, Rev. J. N., i. 138.
Palmer's Brook, ii. 671.
Palmerston, Lord, i. 51, ii. 140;

M.P. for Newport, 449.
Pamphlets, suppression of, ii. 228.
'Panegyrists, The Twelve Ancient,'
i. 7.

Paris, Matthew. See Matthew Paris.

University of, i. 459.

Parish registers. their purpose and
value, i. 508-510; injunctions
concerning, 508, 5-9.
Park, Thomas, ii. 105.
Parker, Abp., i. 574, 575, 576,
577-

J. H., Glossary of Archi-
tecture, i. 398.

Parkhurst Barracks, ii. 68.

Forest, i. 259; May-day
sports in, 679-682; ii. 11, 21,
95, 243, 559, 600.
Parma, Prince of, ii. 46.
Parr, Katherine, wife of Henry
VIII, i. 441.

Pascal II, Pope, i. 153.
Paulinus, Bishop of Nola, i. 361.
church of, at York, i. 42.
Paulus Winfridus (or Diaconus),
i. 84.

Pearson, Mr., Early and Middle
Ages, i. 19, 228.
Peck, Francis, ii. 251.

Pecock, Reginald, Bishop
Chichester, i. 436, 451.

of

Peel, Edmund, Fair Island, i. 512,
531; ii. 439, 509, 570.
Sir Robert, ii. 365.

Pegge, Life of Bp. Grosseteste, i.

140.

Pelagians, ii. 101.
Pelagius, i. 51.
Pembroke, Henry, Earl of, ii. 169.
Philip, Earl of, Captain and
Governor of the Island, i. 650,
665, 668; ii. 113, 164-170, 188,
216, 448.

Penshurst Place, ii. 149.

l'ercy, Algernon, Earl of Northum-
berland, ii. 148.

Lord Harry, called 'Hot-
spur,' ii. 209.

Lord Ralph, ii. 209.

Thomas, Earl of Northumber-
land, i. 548.

Peterborough, Lord, ii. 454, 455.
Peters, Hugh, ii. 248, 283, 305,
329.

Jan, ii. 221.

Peter's pence, origin of, i. 111.
Petition of gentlemen of the Island
against Lord Colepeper, ii. 344.
of Right, ii. 70, 72.
Petitions of the Island to the King
and Parliament, i. 423-427.
Petty, Rev. William, Vicar of
Thorley, i. 113.

Peveril, Geoffrey, ii. 75.

Philip, Emperor, coin of, i. 5.

II of France, i. 194, 199, 200.
IV (the Fair), of France, i.
24, 251.

II, of Spain, i. 631, 632, 633,
636, 641, 644, 646, 673, 676;
ii. 47:

III, of Spain, i. 675.

IV, of Spain, ii. 66.

Philippa of Hainault, i. 355, 556.
Philippus II, coin of, i. 14.
Pictorial Hist. of England, i. 225.
Pierpoint, Mr., ii. 301.

Pilgrim Fathers, the, ii. 329, 330.
Pinnock, H., ii. 199.
Pirates, Saxon, i. 9.

Pisa, General Council of, i. 459.
Pitt, William, the elder, ii. 69.
Pittis family, the, ii. 481-484.

Dr. Richard, Vicar of Bra-
ding, ii. 484.

Mr. Koach, Town Clerk of
Newport, i. 551, 553, 556, 664,
677, 682, 684; ii. 140, 469.

Rev. Thomas, ii. 483.

William, son of Dr. Pittis, ii.
191; ii. 482, 483.
Plague, the (1603), i. 527.

in Newport (15~3-1584), i.
608-618.

Play-house Yard, ii. 15.

Pliny, Hist. Nat., ii. 384.

Ployden, Mr., ii. 76.

Plumptre, Dr., ii. 283.
Pocahontas, ii. 212.

Pointes, Bp of Winchester, Warden
of the Island, i. 216.
Poitiers, William of, i. 118.
Pole, Cardinal, i. 498, 570, 575.
Pontissera, John de, Bp. of Win-
chester, i. 238.
Ponto, Major, ii. 191.

Poor Law Act, the old, i. 612.
ope, Alexander, i. 397; ii. 371,
492, 493.

Popes, character of in thirteenth
century, i. 221; revenue of from
England, ib.

Pope's Head, the. ii. 24.
Portland, Countess of, ii. 113.

Portland, Richard, Lord Weston,
first Earl of, Governor of the
Island, ii. 89-103.

Jerome, second Earl of, ii.
87, 111-115, 138, 162, 448.
Charles Weston, third Earl
of, ii. 114, 186.

Thomas, fourth Earl of, ii.

115.
Portsmouth, Earl of, ii. 115.
Pory, John, ii. 54.

Postal service, ii. 120, 121.
Powderham Castle, i. 204.
Powell, Mary, ii. 175.

Richard, ii. 175.

Praemunire, Statute of, i. 568.
Prague, Thein church at. ii. 92.
Preaching, lack of, in Edward VI's
reign, i. 571.

Presbyterian Church, ii. 261.
Presbyterianism, ii. 263, 325.
Presbyterians, the, ii. 298; and
St. Bartholomew's Day, 358-
365.

Press, liberty of the, ii. 299.
Preston, battle of, ii. 293.
Pride, Colonel, ii. 238, 256.
Prince Consort, H.R. H., purchased
the demesne of Barton, i. 241.
Priories, alien, why so called, i.
464; suppression of, 465; the
revenues applied to found schools
and colleges, 465, 466.
Privadors, ii. 44.
Probus, Emperor, i. 9.
Procopius, ii. 92.

Proctor, Hist of Book of Common
Prayer, ii. 403.

Protestantism, its origin, i. 490;
English, contrasted with that
of other nations, 497, 498;
Elizabeth's attitude towards,
529, 633; Mr. Froude on the
connexion between Protestantism
and privateering, 550; the middle
class its main support, 561.
Provisors, Statute of, i. 568.
Prynne, ii. 133.

Puckering, Sir Thomas, letters to,
ii. 62.