C.

70. A letter of the English ambassador to queen Mary
of Scotland, for her ratifying the treaty of Leith 411
71. A letter of Mary queen of Scotland, delaying to
ratify the treaty of Leith

72. An original letter of the ambassador's to the queen,
upon that affair

73. A letter of bishop Jewel's to Bullinger, chiefly
concerning the affairs of France, and the queen
espousing the prince of Conde's cause

74. An extract out of the Journal of the lower house
of convocation
75. Bishop Horn's letter to Gualter, concerning the
controversy about the habits of the clergy

76. Bullinger's letter to bishop Horn, concerning that
question

77. Bullinger's answer to Humphreys and Sampson on the same subject

H.

572

412

573

ibid.

574

417 575

419 580

422

590

424 591

427 593

78. Humphreys and Sampson's letter to Bullinger, insisting on the question

435 596

79. A paper of other things complained of besides

these heads

440 599

8o. Bullinger's answer to their letter, declining to enter further into the dispute

442 ibid.

81. Bullinger and Gualter's letter to the earl of Bed-
ford pressing him to find a temper in that matter 443
82. Bullinger and Gualter's letter to bishop Grindal
and bishop Horn, for quieting the dispute
83. A letter of bishop Grindal, and bishop Horn, giv-
ing a full account of their sense of all the matters
complained of in the church of England

84. A letter of Jewel's to Bullinger, concerning the

600

446 602

449 ibid.

debates in parliament relating to the succession, and the heats in the disputes about the vestments 454 605 85. A letter of Jewel's to Bullinger, of the state affairs were in, both in England, Ireland, Scotland, and the Netherlands

456 ibid.

86. The end of a letter written to Zurich, setting forth the temper of some bishops in these matters 458 606

87. Bullinger and Gualter's letter to the bishops of London, Winchester, and Norwich, interceding

for favour to those whose scruples were not sa-
tisfied in those matters

88. A part of a letter of Jewel's to Bullinger, of the

C. H.

459 607

state of affairs both in England and Scotland 461 609 89. A petition, with some articles, offered by the reformed in Scotland to their queen :

With the queen's answer to it,
And their reply upon it

90. A supplication to the queen of Scotland

91. A letter of bishop Parkhurst to Bullinger, concerning the affairs of Scotland, and the murder of signior David

462 613

470 619

472 ibid.

92. A letter of bishop Grindal's to Bullinger, giving an account of the state of affairs both in England and Scotland, and of the killing of signior David 473 620 93. A part of bishop Grindal's letter to Bullinger, of the affairs of Scotland

94. A relation of Mary queen of Scotland's misfortunes, and of her last will, in the Life of Cardinal Laurea, written by the abbot of Pignerol his secretary. Printed at Bologna, 1599.

476 622

478 629

95. A bond of association, upon Mary queen of Scotland's resigning the crown in favour of her son 481 630

96. Bond to the king, and to the earl of Murray as regent during his infancy

482 631

97. A declaration of the causes moving the queen of England to give aid to the defence of the people afflicted and oppressed in the Low Countries

483 634

AN APPENDIX.

1. Corrections of some mistakes in the two first volumes;
sent to me by Mr. Granger, in Devonshire
2. A letter written to me by Anthony Wood, in justification
of his History of the University of Oxford, with reflec-
tions on it; referred to alphabetically

3. A letter from me to Mr. Ausont, which was translated into
French, upon his procuring for me a Censure in writing,
made in Paris, upon the first volume of my History of
the Reformation

Pag.

503

507

511

Pag.

4. Corrections of the two volumes of the History of the Reformation

520

5. Some remarks sent me by another hand

540

6. Observations and corrections of the two volumes of the History, made by Mr. Strype

542

THE END.

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