Popish States, War with, ii., 222-
226.
Portuguese Ambassador's brother.
See Sa.
Potts, Sir John, letter to, 132.
Powel, Presbyterian-Royalist Colo-
nel, 261, 262.
Powel, Anabaptist, against Crom-
well, ii., 70.
Power, definition of, ii., 65, 66.
Powick possessed by the Scots, 550,
552.
Pownell, Major, at Preston fight, 273.
Poyer, Col., his doings in Wales, 262,
263; shot, 345.
Poyntz, General, enlists soldiers,
226; slashes the mob, 226.
Prayers for the Parliament Army,
162; an English troop interrupted
at, 455; Cromwell's last, 409.
Preaching, Cromwell on, 484.
Presbyterianism, Charles I. averse to,
148; and schism, 169; adopted by
Parliament, 206; overthrown, 226.
Preston, Dr., fame of, 50.
Preston. See Battle.
Pride, Colonel, summoned by Com-
mons, 214; at Preston battle, 280;
purges the Commons, 327; in
Scots War, 439, 470; would hang
up the Lawyers' gowns, 471.
Prince, Thomas, Leveller, 351.
Prussian Monarchy, founder of, ii.,
Prynne, William, first appearance of,
67; his Histriomastix, 68; in pil-
lory in 1633, 70; again in 1637,
92; speech in pillory, 93; purged
by Pride, 327; assists Dr. Hewit,
ii., 396.
Puritan sermons, 10; history, 14;
demands at Hampton Court Con-
ference, 37; characteristic, 49;
leaders, 51.
Puritanism, our last heroism, 3;
faded, 10: Dry asdust on, 11; na-
ture of, 76.
Puritans, English and Scots, 103;
become formidable, 116.
Putney Church, Army-meeting at,
Pym, John, M.P., a Puritan, 51;
speech by, 58; lives at Chelsea,
118
Rev. Mr., Cromwell's letter to,
337.
See Wilmot.
Rolf, Major, accused, 291.
Rooksby, Major, killed at Dunbar.
Royston Rendezvous. See Army.
Rump, doings of the, ii., 5-8; must
be dissolved, 25; dismissed by
Cromwell, 26.
Rupert, Prince, his father dies, 68;
plunderings of, in 1643, 131; nick-
named, 143; relieves York, 149;
routed at Marston Moor, 149; at
Worcester, 1645, 160; at Naseby
battle, 166, 167; at Bristol, 175;
manner of his leaving Bristol, 181;
in Ireland, 400.
Rushworth, John, in danger at Nase-
by, 167; Cromwell's letter to,
199; secretary to Cromwell, 439.
Rushworthian chaos, 9, 57.
Russel, Francis, Henry Cromwell
married to daughter of, 151, 247.
Rymer, Sir Thomas, Lord Mayor of
London, Cromwell's letter to, ii.,
82.
Sa, Don Pantaleon, beheaded, ii.,
84, 85.
St. Abb's Head described, 437.
St. Albans, Commission of Array at,
131. See Army.
St. Fagan's, fight at, 262.
St. George's Hill, Levellers at, 357
St. Ives described, 83.
St. James's Fields, scene in, 226;
House, bestowed on Cromwell,
417.
St. John, Oliver, character of, 94;
related to Cromwell, 97; is Soli-
citor-General, 107; with Crom-
well at Aylesbury, 556; character
of, ii., 6; at Conference at Speak-
er's, 11.
Mrs. Cromwell's letter to, 97.
St. Johnston (Perth) surrenders, 545.
St. Neots, fight at, 268.
Salisbury, Levellers at, 361; insur-
rection at, ii., 163.
Santa Cruz, Blake beats Spanish at,
ii., 313.
Saunders, Col., notice of, 262; Crom-
well's letter to, 263.
Say and Sele, Lord, a Puritan, 51;
in Church Commission, ii., 75.
Scot of Scotstarvet, notice of, 302.
Scot, Major Thomas, report by, 336;
Republican, ii., 75; does not sign
the Recognition, 127; in Crom-
well's Second Parliament, 318,
389; excluded, 251; death of, 372.
Scots Committee of Estates, Crom-
well's Letters to, 297, 303, 308.
Scots affairs in 1637, 93; Covenant,
93; affairs in 1639, 101; motions
of their Army, 102; Declaration
and proceedings of, in England,
103; demands, 106; assist English
Parliament, 144; Army enters
England, 1644, 147; at Marston
Moor, 149; Commissioners against
Cromwell, 157; Army returns
home, 195; Negotiations con-
cluded, 203; assist Charles II.,
412; their Covenant in 1650, 433,
434, 492, 494; call in Charles II.,
435; prepare to repel Cromwell,
441, 442; Army skirmishes with
Cromwell, 443-445; Army, how
officered, 445; their poverty, &c.,
described, 449; their Covenant
commented on by Cromwell, 451;
skirmish with Cromwell, 454;
routed at Dunbar, 465, 466; Cler-
gy and Cromwell, 477, 488; Com-
mittee of Estates, Cromwell's let-
ters to, 494, 521; divisions among,
493,501; at Stirling, levying forces,
&c., 513; entrenched at Torwood,
538; invade England, 544, 547;
routed at Worcester, 551; Crom-
well's opinion of, ii., 384.
Scoutmaster, office of. See Rowe.
Scroope, Col., pursues Scots, 286.
Seals, Great, new, &c., 524, 525.
Sedgwick, Major-Gen., in Jamaica,
ii., 191; death of, 198.
Selden, John, imprisoned, 64.
Serle, Daniel, Governor of Barba-
badoes, ii., 191; Cromwell's letter
to, 194.
Sexby, Edward, Trooper, examined,
215; 1007. voted to, 288; his
plottings, ii., 215; his death, 360.
Shakspeare's death, 39.
Sherland, Parson, apprehended, ii.,
200.
Shipmoney, Writ of, 71. See Hamp-
den.
Sidney, Col. Algernon, in Parliament
Army, 164; in Rump Parliament,
ii., 26.
Silence, nature of, 7.
Simes, Major, shot, 418.
Sindercomb, Miles, character and
plot of, ii., 260, 261; poisons him-
self, 266.
Skippon, Major-Gen., conveys Scots
money, 205; in Council of State,
ii., 73, n.; in Cromwell's First
Parliament, 86; a Major-General,
184; one of Cromwell's Lords,
363.
Slepe Hall described, 84.
Slingsby, Sir Henry, in arms, ii., 163;
plot and execution of, 395, 397.
Smectymnuus pamphlets, 106.
Societies, Printing. See Dryasdust.
Soldiers at sack of Basing, anecdotes
of, 187.
Somers Tracts criticised, 72.
Sorrow defined, 49.
South Sea Island Queen, anecdote
of, 330.
Southwark declares for Army, 226.
Spain, Alliance with, broken, 47;
War with, 47; issue of, 48; War
with, ii., 189, 214; reasons for,
221-225.
Speech, Oliver Cromwell's first, 62.
Speeches, how to read Cromwell's,
73; fragment of, against Earl Man-
chester and present Parliament
commanders, 155-157.
Speeches of Oliver Cromwell.
I. Opening of the Little Parliament,
4 July, 1653: ii., 32-57.
II. Meeting of the First Protectorate
Parliament, 4 Sept., 1654: 86-105.
III. To the same Parliament, 12
Sept., 1654 106-131.
IV. Dissolution of the First Protec-
torate Parliament, 22 Jan., 1654-5,
138-158.
V. Meeting of the Second Protector-
ate Parliament, 17 Sept., 1656:
219-249.
VI. To the same, 23 Jan., 1656-7:
262-265.
VII. To the same, 31 March, 1657:
275-277.
VIII. To a Committee of the same
Parliament, 3 April, 1657: 278.
IX. Conference with the Committee
of Ninety-nine in regard to the title
of King, 11 April, 1657: 284-292
X. Second Conference with the
same, 13 April, 1657: 293-305
XI. Third Conference with the
same, 20 April, 1657; 307-312.
XII. Fourth Conference with the
same, 21 April, 1657: 315-341
XIII. To the Second Protectorate
Parliament in a body, 8 May,
1657; 343-345.
XIV. To the same, 9 June, 1657, on
the presentation of some Bills for
assent, 348.
XV. To the Two Houses of Parlia-
ment; Opening of the Second Ses-
sion of the Second Protectorate
Parliament, 20 Jan., 1657-8: 365-
370.
XVI. To the same, the Commons
having raised debates as to the
Title of the other House, 25 Jan.,
1657-8: 373-388.
XVII. Dissolution of the Second
Protectorate Parliament, 4 Feb.,
1658; 390-393.
Sports, Book of, burned, 136.
Sprigge's Anglia Rediviva, 161.
Standard set up, pamphlet, ii., 306,
Stapleton, Sir Philip, Presbyterian,
214. See Members, Eleven.
Stapleton, Bryan, notice of, 296.
Stapleton, Rev. Robt., 297; preaches
in Edinburgh High Church, 491.
Steward, Sir Thomas, Knt., death of,
90.
Stewart of Allertoun, 534, 535.
Stewart of Blantyre, duel with Lord
Wharton, 291.
Stockings, anecdotes of, 41.
Stonyhurst, Cromwell at, 273.
Storie, Mr., notice of, 87; Crom-
well's letter to, 86.
Strahan, Major, notice of, 301; in
Scots Army, 444, 493, 494; at
Glasgow, 489; Remonstrance by,
498; joins Cromwell, 501; is ex-
communicated, 530.
Strafford, Earl, subscribes 20,0007. to
the King, 102; in the Tower, 107;
trial, execution, and character,
117.
Strickland, Walter, of Council of
State, ii., 73, n., 87.
Strode, William, imprisoned, 64
Suffolk, Earl, sent to Charles I., 198. Trevor, Col., character of, 402, n
Suir River, castles on, 418.
Surrey petition and riot, 264.
Sweden, Whitelocke concludes treaty
with, ii., 77.
Swedish Ambassador, audience of,
ii., 179, 180; takes leave, 216,
217.
Swinton, Laird, joins Cromwell, 502;
in Little Parliament, ii., 33; in
Cromwell's First Parliament, 87.
Sydenham, Colonel, in Council of
State, ii., 73, n.
Syler, Col., at Linlithgow fight, 540.
Symonds, Mr., engraver, 524, 525
Synott, Col., Governor of Wexford,
388.
Taaf, Father, killed, 384.
Lucas, Governor of Ross, 393;
Cromwell's letters to, 392, 394,
395, 396.
Taffe, Lord, his intrigues, ii., 233.
Tate, Zouch, M.P., introduces Self-
denying Ordinance, 157.
Teme River, near Worcester, 550.
Theauro, John, a kind of Quaker,
ii., 129.
Thompson, Col., Leveller, 361; shot,
363.
Thompson, Cornet, Leveller, 361;
shot, 362.
Thornhaugh, Major, slain at Preston,
Thurloe, secretary to Cromwell, ii.,
73; and Cromwell on Kingship,
Tillinghurst, Rev. Mr., and Crom-
well, ii., 175.
Tipperary county fined, 416.
Titchborne, Alderinan, of Customs
Committee, ii., 59.
Titus, Capt., 507. voted to, 218; with
Charles I., 250; killing no mur-
der, ii., 266, n
Tonnage and Poundage disputed, 61.
Trope, and Sindercomb, ii., 260, 261.
Trade, Committee of, ii., 202.
Treasury, state of the, ii., 243.
Treaty, Ripon, 103; at Oxford, 136;
Uxbridge, 147; with the King,
203, 216, 307.
Tredah, garrison of, 379; stormed,
380, 381.
Triers of preachers, ii., 99.
Troopers, three, present Army-let-
ter, 215.
Tulchan Bishops, account of, 41.
Tunis, Dey of, brought to reason, ii.,
Turner, Sir James, narrative by,
271; wounded by his own men,
Turner, Rev. Mr., Cromwell's opi-
nion of, ii., 83.
Tweeddale, Earl of, Committee on
Kingship, ii., 278.
Twistleton, Col., at Dunbar, 470
Ulster pikes, 410.
Uniformity in religion, 206.
Urrey, Col. See Hurry.
Uttoxeter, capture of Scots at, 281.
Van Druske, Col., taken, 285.
Vane, Sir Henry jun., signs Scots
Covenant, 144; character of, ii.,
6; a juggler, 28; of Council of
State, 210; a rejected M. P. can-
didate, 216.
Sir Henry sen., in Cromwell's
First Parliament, ii., 87.
Varney, Sir Ralph, his Notes, 105.
Sir Edmund, in Tredah, 380,
Venables, Col., at Derry, 387; made
General, sails with fleet, ii., 131;
sent to the Tower, 181.
Venner, Cooper, rising by, ii., 281,
Vere family, Fairfax's wife of the,
436.
Vermuyden, Col., notice of, 164.
Vicars's relation of Winceby fight,
145.
Villemain, M., criticised, 172.
Voluntary principle, 206.
Vowel's plot, ii., 81, 84.
Wagstaff, Sir Joseph, in arms, ii., 163
See Penruddock.
Wales, Prince of, Fleet revolts to,
269; at Yarmouth, 269.
Wales, tumults in, 261.
Walker, Clement, M.P., described,
243; purged by Pride, 327.
Wallace, Mr., his house in Edin-
burgh, 509.
Waller, Sir Hardress, at Bristol
siege, 178; wounded at Basing,
184.
Waller, Poet, his plot, 141.
Waller, Sir William, in high repute,
136; beaten at Lansdown heath,
141; his army deserts, 153; is
Presbyterian, 214; deputed to
Army, 214; purged by Pride, 327.
Wallop, Robert, M.P., notice of,
387, n.; in Cromwell's First Par-
liament, ii., 87.
Walpole, Horace, collector of letters,
336.
Walton, Col., Cromwell's letter to,
150; account of, 151.
Walwyn, William, Leveller, 351.
War, the Thirty-Years, 68; with
Scots, 101; the Bishops', 102;
Civil, commenced, 111; exciting
cause of, 116; Second Civil, 261.
Warrington, Scots surrender at, 285.
Warwick's, Sir Philip, opinion of
Cromwell, 95, 108.
Warwick, Earl, notice of, ii., 210;
at Installation, 351; one of Crom-
well's Lords, 363; letter to Crom-
well, 400.
Waterford besieged, 406.
Watt, Mosstrooper, 497.
Waugh, Rev. John, description of,
519, 520.
Weimar, Bernard of, in Thirty-
Years War, 68.
Welden, Col., at Bristol siege, 177.
Wells, Rev., notice of, 88.
Welsh War, ended, 269.
Wentworth, Sir John, fined 10007.,
134.
Sir Peter, in the Rump, ii., 27.
West, Coi, at Linlithgow fight, 540.
Westminster Hall, riots in, 120, 265.
Weston, Henry, Cromwell's letter
to, ii., 60.
Wexford besieged, 388.
Whalley, Major, commended, 139,
140; meets the King, 218; guards
the King, 234; at trial of King,
328; Cromwell's letter to, 236; in
Scots War, 439, 470; skirmishes
with the Scots, 443, 444; wound-
ed at Dunbar, 471; his letter to
Governor Dundas, 478; at Confer.
ence at Speaker's, ii., 11-13; re-
moves the Mace, 107; a Major
General, 184; in favor of King-
ship, 346; one of Cromwell's
Lords, 363.
Wharton, Lord, a Puritan, 238;
his character, 290; Cromwell's
letter to, 291.
Duke, character of, 293.
Manor House, 291.
Whiggamore raid, 289.
Whitaker, Historian, mistake by,
36, N.
White, Major, at Dunbar, 470.
Whitehall, Cromwell removes to, ii.,
77.
Whitelocke, Bulstrode, of Council of
State, 335; receives news of Wor-
cester battle, 552; Cromwell's
present to, 556; at Conference at
the Speaker's, ii., 11-13; Crom-
well consults with, 23; goes to
Sweden, 77; in Cromwell's First
Parliament, 87; his quarrel with
Cromwell, 167; in Cromwell's
Second Parliament, 251; and
Cromwell on Kingship, 292; at
Installation, 351; one of Crom-
well's Lords, 363.
Widdrington, Sir Thomas, at Con-
ference at Speaker's, ii., 11-13;
Keeper of Great Seal, 167; elected
Speaker, 262.
Wigan Moor, Scots Army at, 278.
Wight, Charles I. at Isle of, 237.
Wildman, Mr., in Cromwell's First
Parliament, ii., 87; opposed to
Cromwell, 127; seized plotting,
is put in Chepstow, 162.
Williams, Archbishop of York, 119.
Sir Trevor, to be taken, 262,
263.
Willingham, Mr., Cromwell's letter
to, 105.
Willis, Sir Richard, notice of, ii.,
84; spy, 382.
Willoughby of Parham, Lord, at
Gainsborough, 138; complained
of, 148.
Wilmot, Earl Rochester, escapes,
ii., 164.
Winceby. See Battle.
Winchester, Cromwell takes, 183.
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