492

INDEX.

Otley, Col., at disbanding of Rump,
iii. 254.

Ouse river, i. 126.
Overbury poisoned, i. 60.
Overton, Col., Governor of Hull, i.
377;- - in Scots War, iii. 12, 57;
at Inverkeithing, 177, 179; Repub-
lican, 332; sent to the Tower, 410.

Richard, a Leveller, ii. 146.
Owen, Col. Sir John, in Wales, i.
369;- -delinquent, ii. 96, 99.

Dr., in Cromwell's First Par-
liament, iii. 339; preaches to

Second Parliament, iv. 90.
Oxford, Charles I. at, i. 190; sur-
rendered, 317;- -Cromwell, &c.
feasted at, ii. 162.

University reformed, iii. 148;
Cromwell Chancellor of, 149;
Cromwell and, iv. 445, 446, 461.

Pack, Sir Christopher, motion by, iv.
176, 177.

Packer, Lieut.-Col., notice of, i. 242,
245.

Pamphlets on Civil War, King's, i.
4-7, 150.

Paper, blotting, not in use, i. 339 n.
Papist Army, Newcastle's, i. 197.

Monuments destroyed, i. 203.
Papists, to be hanged, i. 253;
cruelties in Ireland, ii. 219, 220,
267, 268;-against Protestants,
iv. 339, 340.

Parker, Mr., Cromwell's letter to, iii.
256.

Parliament, Third, of Charles I., i.

82; is Puritan, 83; its Petition
of Right, 84; doings of, 84;
Alured's letter about, 85; pro-
rogued, 90; dissolved, 94; holds
down the Speaker, 94; conduct
after, 95: Short, summoned 1640,
146; dissolved, 146: Long, sum-
moned 3d Nov. 1640, 148; sketch
of, 148; votes against Bishops,
150; secures the Militia, 152;
grand Petition of, 166; Charles I.
attempts to seize Five Members,
169; goes to City for refuge, 169;
how it raises army, 170; affairs in
July 1643, 220; takes the Scots
Covenant, Sept. 1643, 227; affairs
in 1644, 258; disagreement of Ge-

nerals, 259; affairs prosper, 319;
new Members elected (Recruiters),
319; Army turns on it, 346, 347;
declares against Army, 351;
votes lands to Cromwell, 391; num-
ber of Members in 1648, 397 (see
Members); - purged by Pride,
ii. 114 (see Rump);- -new one to
be elected, iii. 220, 241; difficul-
ties in choosing, 249: Little, sum-
mons for, 258; members of, 260;
meets 4th July, 1653, 261; failure
of, 300; doings and resignation
of, 306-309: First Protectorate,
assembles 3d Sept. 1654, 338-340;
unsuccessful, 368; signs the Re-
cognition, 402; doings of, 403,
404; dissolved, 449; Second
Protectorate, assembles 17th Sept.
1656, iv. 90; doings in Sinder-
comb's plot, 161; doings of, 170-
172; offers Cromwell title of King,
176, &c.; presses him to accept
the title, 188, 189; second session
of, 320; the two Houses disagree,
335; dissolved, 369.

Pass, form of, in 1649, ii. 127.
Paul's, St., Cross described, i. 92;

Cathedral, a horseguard, ii, 157.
Peak, Sir Robert, taken at Basing, i
Pembroke besieged by Cromwell, ii.
307.
4, 17.

Pembroke, Earl, sent to Charles I. i.
329;- -Chancellor of Oxford, iii.
Penn, Admiral, sails with the fleet,
148, 149.
iii. 407;- -sent to the Tower, iv.
31, 38-41.

Penruddock, Col., in arms, iv. 6; be-
Quaker, iv. 38.
Perth surrenders, iii. 188.
headed, 7.
Peters, Rev. Hugh, chaplain of train,
Peterborough, Earl, notice of, ii. 166.
i. 277; secretary to Cromwell, 305;
his narrative of Basing, 309;
Putney, 367;
-at Pembroke, ii.
-Crom-

5, 16; in Ireland, 173;
well to be King, iii. 207.

at

Petition, of Right, i. 84; altered, 91;
London, 149, 354; Buckingham-
shire, 165;-Surrey, ii. 11;
of Officers, iii. 240;—and Advice

of Parliament, iv. 177, 291, 292,
297, 302.

Phayr, Col., at execution of Charles

I., ii. 117; at Cork, 237.
Piccadilly, derivation of, iv. 291 n.
Pickering, Sir Gilbert, in Council of
State, iii. 307 n., 323 n.
Col., at Bristol siege, i. 296; at
Basing, 306;- -his death and fu-
neral, iv. 423.

Poyer, Col., his doings in Wales, ii.
3, 5; shot, 136.

Poyntz, General, enlists soldiers, i.
366; slashes the mob, 366.
Prayer-meeting, Windsor Castle,
1648, i. 407, &c.

Prayers for the Parliament Army, i.
275; -an English troop inter-
rupted at, iii. 36;- -Cromwell's
last, iv. 400.

Piedmont, persecution in, iv. 11, 12, Preachers, triers of. See Triers.

18, 19, 376.

Pierpoint, Mr., ii. 51;——— -Cromwell
at his house, iii. 193;- -and Crom-
well on Kingship, iv. 210.
Pilgrimage of Grace in 1536, i. 42.
Pinchbeck invented by Prince Ru-
pert, ii. 237.

Pinkerton's stories of Cromwell, value
of, iii. 103.

Preaching, Cromwell on, iii. 84, 134;

-iv. 271.

Presbyterianism, Charles I. averse to,
i. 247; and schism, 284; adopted
by Parliament, 341; overthrown,
367. See Independents.
Presentation, Cromwell's, to Rectory
of Houghton Conquest, iv. 452.
Preston, Dr., fame of, i. 74.

Plague, Army escapes, in 1645, i. 300. Preston. See Battle.
Plate fleet, prize of, iv. 147.

- by

Plot, Gunpowder, i. 56; of Army,
148, 162; Waller's, 213;
Rev. C. Love, &c., iii. 173; Ana-
baptist, 318-320; Royalist, 320,
321, 333; iv. 3, 317, 333, 371; va-
rious Republican, iii. 332, 423-430;
Gerard's, 333, 336; in the North,
410; Penruddock's, iv. 6; Sex-
by's, 81; Sindercomb's, 159; Ven-
ner's, 194; Hewit and Slingsby's,
372, 373.

Politics and Religion in 1642, i. 176.
Pomfret. See Pontefract.
Pontefract, Cromwell at, i. 90, 91.
Popery in 1623, i. 70; images of,
destroyed, 203;-
-Cromwell on,
ii. 274; Cromwell to suppress, 282.
Pope Alexander VII., Cromwell's opi-
nion of, iv. 109.

Popish States, War with, iv. 96-104.
Portuguese, Treaty, iii. 326, 337;
Ambassador's brother, 337; ·
King, iv. 67-71.
Potts, Sir John, letter to,
Powel, Presbyterian - Royalist Colo-
nel, ii. 3, 136.

186.

Anabaptist, against Cromwell,

iii. 318.
Power, definition of, iii. 312, 313.
Powick possessed by the Scots, iii.
198, 201.

Pownel, Major, at Preston fight, ii. 23.

Pride, Colonel, summoned by Com-
mons, i. 351;—
-at Preston battle,
ii. 31; purges the Commons, 114;
-in Scots War, iii. 12, 57; would
hang up the Lawyers' gowns, 58 n. ;

-one of Cromwell's Lords,iv.321.
Prince, Thomas, Leveller, ii. 146.
Proclamation by Cromwell, 1648, ii.

71;-after Dunbar fight, iii. 51;
Edinburgh, 92.

Protestation of Commons, 1641, i.
164, and App. iv. 410-413.
Prussian Monarchy, founder of, iv.

340 n.

-as-

Prynne, William, first appearance of,
i. 100; his Histriomastix, 101; in
pillory in 1633, 105; again in 1637,
135; speech in pillory, 135;-
purged by Pride, ii. 114;
sists Dr. Hewit, iv. 373.
Puritan, Sermons, i. 13, 14; history,
21; demands at Hampton Court
Conference, 55; characteristic, 73;
leaders, 76.

Puritanism, our last heroism, i. 4;
faded, 13; Dryasdust on, 15; na-
ture of, 113.

Puritans, English and Scots, i. 147;
become formidable, 161.

Putney Church, Army-meeting at, i.
367.

Pym, John, M.P., a Puritan, i. 76;
speech by, 87; lives at Chelsea, 166.

Robinson, Luke, sent to Charles I., St. James's, Fields, scene in, i. 366;

Southwark declares for Army, i. 366. |
Spain, Alliance with, broken, i. 69;
War with, 71; issue of, 71;-
War with, iv. 41, 47, 81; reasons
for, 94-100.
Speech, Oliver Cromwell's first, i. 92.
Speeches, how to read Cromwell's, i.
108; fragments of, against Earl
Manchester and present Parliament
commanders, 260-4.
Speeches of Oliver Cromwell.
I. Opening of the Little Parliament,
4 July, 1653: iii. 262-296.
II. Meeting of the First Protectorate
Parliament, 4 Sept. 1654; iii. 341-

366.

III. To the same Parliament, 12
Sept. 1654: 372-401.

IV. Dissolution of the First Protec-
torate Parliament, 22 Jan. 1654-5:
417-449.

V. Meeting of the Second Protecto-
rate Parliament, 17 Sept. 1656 : iv.
91-144.

VI. To the same, 23 Jan. 1656-7:
162-167.

XVII. To the same Parliament, the
Commons having raised debates as
to the Title of the other House,
25 Jan 1657-8: 336-361.
XVIII. Dissolution of the

Second
Protectorate Parliament, 4 Feb.
1658 364-369.

Speldhurst Living, iii. 305, 306.
Sports, Book of, burned, i. 203.
Sprigge's Anglia Rediviva, i. 269 n.
Stamford, Earl, defeated, i. 219.
Stamford taken by Cromwell, i. 207.
Standard set up, pamphlet, iv. 195,
233, 238.

Stapleton, Sir Philip, Presbyterian,
i. 351ii. 61. See Members,
Eleven.

- Bryan, notice of, ii. 61.
Stapylton, Rev. Robert, ii. 62, 132;
-preaches in Edinburgh High
Church, iii. 97.

Steward, Sir Thomas, Kt., death of,
i. 132.
Stewart of Allertoun, iii. 170-172.
of Blantyre, duel with Lord
Wharton, ii. 53.

VII. To the same, 31 March, 1657: Stockings, anecdotes of, i. 61.

179-183.

VIII. To a Committee of the Second
Protectorate Parliament, 3 April,
1657: 184-187.

IX. To the Second Protectorate Par-
liament in a body, 8 April, 1657:
189-193.

. Conference with the Committee of
Ninety-nine in regard to the title
of King, 11 April, 1657: 196-209.
XI. Second Conference with the same,
13 April, 1657: 211-232.
XII. Third Conference with the same,
20 April, 1657: 234-243.
XIII. Fourth Conference with the
same, 21 April, 1657: 246-290.
XIV. To the Second Protectorate
Parliament in a body, 8 May, 1657:
293-296.

XV. To the same, 9 June, 1657, on
the presentation of some Bills for
assent, 299.
XVI. To the Two Houses of Parlia-
ment; Opening of the Second Ses-
sion of the Second Protectorate
Parliament, 20 Jan. 1657-8: 324-

332.

Stonyhurst, Cromwell at, ii. 23.
Storie, Mr., notice of, i. 129; Crom-
well's letter to, 127. -

Strahan, Major, notice of, ii. 69 ;-
in Scots Army, iii. 19, 20, 32, 100;
at Glasgow, 95; Remonstrance by,
104, 106, 110; Cromwell's letter
to, 105; joins Cromwell, 115; is
excommunicated, 166.

Strafford, Earl, subscribes 20,000
to the King, i. 146; in the Tower,
152; trial, execution, and charac-
ter, 163, 165.
Strickland, Walter, of Council of

State, iii. 322 n., 340 ;—————iv. 151.
Strode, William, imprisoned, i. 95.
Subscription, Irish act of, ii. 286 n
Suffolk, Earl, sent to Charles I., i. $29.
Suffolk, Cromwell's letter to Deputy

Lieutenants of, i. 183, 278.
Suir river, castles on, ii. 301.
Summons, Parliamentary, iii. 258
Sun, eclipse of, in 1652, iii. 233.
Surrey petition and riot, ii. 11.
Sutton's Hospital. See Charter House.
Sweden, Whitlocke concludes treaty
with, iii. 326.