Grattan opposes the Union be-
tween Great Britain and Ire-
land, 207.
Gregory I. sends missionaries
to England, 24.
Gregory IX.,
Wycliffe, 97.
Grenville, George, Speech on
Question of taxing American
Colonies, 202.
Grey, Lady Jane: Claim to the
Throne, 126; Execution of,
127; House of Lords sup-
ports her claim, 128a.
Guthrum, 37, 39.
Habeas Corpus Act, 177.
Hæretico Comburendo, De, 99.
Hampden. John, 146, 157.
Harold, King: defeats Harold
Hardrada and Tostig, and
himself defeated by William
the Conqueror, 44.
Harold Hardrada and Tostig
invade England, 44.
Hastings, Battle of, 44.
Hastings, Warren, Letter of,
230.
Hearth-penny, 34.
Henry I. Charter of Liberties,
55; Charter to the City of
London, 56; Quarrel with
Anselm, 57.
Henry II.: H. and à Becket,
58, 59, 61; Constitutions of
Clarendon, 60; Assize of
Clarendon, 62; Court Life
under Henry II., 63.
Henry IV.: De Hæretico Com-
burendo, 99.
Henry V. and VI.: Letters
against Lollards, 100, 101,
Henry VIII.: Divorce from
Katherine of Aragon, 104,
105, 106; and the Church,
Attitude to the Catholic Doc-
trines, 119.
Hercules, Pillars of, 13.
Heretics: De Hæretico Com-
burendo, 99; Royal Letters
concerning, 100 et seq.;
Mandate for burning, 103;
Attitude of Henry VIII. to-
ward, 109; of Edward VI.,
123, 124; Mary burns Hoop-
er, 131; Ridley and Latimer,
132.
Hooper, Bishop John, burnt by
Mary Tudor, 131.
Horsa, 22.
Hundred
Edgar's Ordinance
of, 31; witnesses for, 41.
Ida reigns over Northumbria,
23.
Ierne, 12.
Images, Act against, 124.
India: Ch. XXIV; English at
Surat and Bombay, 229;
Warren Hastings, 230; Ces-
sion of India to the Bri-
tish Crown. 231; Victoria
made Empress of India, 232.
Inheritance, Danish rule, 41.
Instrument of Government,
Interdict on England, 67.
Investiture, Controversy, 57.
Jacobite Rebellions, Ch. XXVI.
James I.: Nominated as Suc-
cessor to Elizabeth, 143;
Oath of, 148; His Theory of
Position of King, 149, 150;
J. and the Commons, 154.
James II.: J. and the Catholics,
178; Last Appeal to J. that
he would reform his Govern-
ment, 179.
James IV., Proclamation of,
195. (See also Pretender,
Young.)
Jesuits in
under
James II., 178; under Wil-
liam III., 119.
Jews: End of Disability, 214;
Oaths Act, 215; Relief Act,
216.
John: J. and Innocent III., Ch.
IX; J. excommunicated, 68;
deposed, 69; submits, 70;
71; resigns Crown and King-
dom to the Pope, 72; does
homage to the Pope, 73; J.'s
struggle with the Barons,
Ch. X; grants Magna Char-
ta; 79.
Jury. (See Assize of Claren-
don.)
Justice, how administered: in
the Hundred, 31, 36, Ch. V,
passim; under the Danes,
under the Normans, 52, 55;
under the Angevins, 62 (see
text of Magna Charta, 80);
under the Tudors, 108.
Jutes, 22.
Katherine of Aragon, Divorce
from Henry VIII., Ch. XIV.
Kent begun, 23.
Kindred of Lordless and Land-
less Men, 26, 27.
King, Office of abolished, 164.
Laborers: effect of Black
Death on, 94; Statute of, 95.
Lad, 41.
Lancaster Herald's Mission to
Insurgents of the Pilgrim-
age of Grace, 118.
Landless Men, 27.
Latimer, Bishop Hugh, burnt
by Mary Tudor, 132.
North Briton, The, 201.
Northumbria: begun, 23; wins
supremacy, 23.
Oaths of Allegiancy and Su-
premacy replaced by new
Oath, 189.
Offa, King of the Mercians, 23.
Ordeals, Hot Iron and Water,
28.
Ordinance, Secular of King
Edgar, 36.
Papal Authority in England:
acknowledge, 72, 73; de-
nied, 112.
Parliament: Form of Sum-
mons to, 81, 183: Freedom
of, 86; Privileges of, 138;
Treatment of by James I.,
154; Disciplined by Oliver
Cromwell, 168; thanks Gren-
ville for bringing Declara-
tion of Breda, 173; urges
King's return, 174; Proroga-
tion of the Anti-Reform P.,
219.
Peel, Sir Robert, and the Corn
Law, 224.
People's Ranks and Law, 30.
Peter's Pence: under the Sax-
ons, 34; under the Danes,
43.
Petition, Millenary, 151; P. of
Right, 155.
Picts and Scots: ravage Bri-
tain, 19; are driven from
Britain, 20; relations with
Anglo-Saxon invaders, 22.
Pilgrimage of Grace: Sum-
mons to, 117; Lancaster
Herald's Description of, 118.
Plague. (See Black Death.)
Præmunire, Great Statute of,
93.
Presbyterian Position in Reign
of Elizabeth, 135.
Pretender, Young: Landing,
196; Escape at Moy Hall,
197; Atrocities after Cullo-
den, 198; Bond given by Y.
F., 193: Execution of the
Rebel Lords, 200.
XXXI.: Lord John Russell's
Speech on the First Reform
Bill, 218; Prorogation of
the Anti-Reform Parliament,
219; Passage of the First
Reform Bill, 220. (See also
Chartism, Corn-Law, Catho-
lic and Jewish Emancipa-
tion.)
Restoration, Ch. XXIII.
Richard I.: First Coronation
of, 64; Levying a Feudal
Aid in time of, 65.
Richard II.: Great Statute of
Præmunire, 93.
Ridley, Bishop Nicholas, 132.
Right, Petition of, 155; Bill
of, 189.
Riots, The No-Popery, 209.
Romans in Britain: Cæsar, 14:
Agricola, 18; Government of
Britain by, 18; withdraw
from Britain, 19.
Rome (see also Hearth-penny.
Peter's Pence, and Church):
England not a fief to, 50;
not to interfere in English
civil affairs, 66, 67; John
surrenders England to Inno-
cent III., to take it back as
fief of Rome, Ch. IX.; Con-
flict of R. with Henry VIII.,
Ch. XV.
Royal Supremacy, Canons of,
51.
Runnymede, Magna Charta
signed at, 79.
Russell, Lord Johm. Speech on
First Reform Bill, 218.
Sacrament, Regulations con-
Transvaal, England and the,
Ch. XXXV.
Treasons, First Statute of, 91.
Tregonwell, John, Letter con-
cerning suppression of Mon-
asteries, 117b.
Uniformity, Act of (1548),
123.
Union. (See Acts of Union.)
Voyages: Hawkins', 144;
Drake's, 145; Frobisher's,
146; Barlowe's, 147.
Wedmore. (See
(See Chippen-
ham.)
Wellington, Duke of, on Catho-
lic Emancipation, 213.
Wer-gild, 29. (See wer in 36,
and Ch. V. passim.)
Wessex: begun, 23; supreme,
23.
Westminster, Council of, 59.
Whitgift, Articles touching
Preachers and other Orders
for the Church, 136.
Wilkes, John, 201.
William the Conqueror: in-
vades England, 44; Corona-
tion Oath of, 45; Administra-
tion of, 46; Character of, 47;
Letter to Gregory VII., 50;
Independence from Papal
Rule, 51; Charter to London,
53.
William of Orange: invited to
come to England, 180; his
Reign, Ch. XXIII., passim.
William Rufas, Rule of, 54.
Witan, 32.
Woodstock, Council of, 58.
Wycliffe: Wycliffite Conclu-
sions, 96; Bull of Gregory
XI. against W., 97; Reply to
Gregory IX., 98.
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