his sonnet on Vane, 330; his
counsels to Cromwell, 360; his
Unitarian treatise, 305; his
warning against the restoration,
424
Monk, George, in command in
Scotland, 319; takes Dundee,
319; admiral of the fleet, 336;
his inhumanity,358; his character,
419; treachery, 421; restores the
monarchy, 424; betrays Argyll,
452; tries to suborn witnesses
against Vane, 463
Montrose, Marquis of, defeated at
Philiphaugh, 269
Monopolies, 16, 28
Mountnorris, Lord, Wentworth's
tyranny against, 120, 143
Mutilations, 19; practised on,
Leighton, 101; Prynne, 102;
Bastwick and Burton, 103-4
Naseby, battle of, 263
Navy, growth of, 12; under
Elizabeth, 12; under Charles I.,
14; under the Commonwealth,
331
Newbury, first battle of, 216;
second battle of, 238
Newcastle-on-Tyne, besieged and
taken by the Scots, 235-240
Newcastle, Marquis of, commands
in the north, 225; at Marston
Moor, 232; quits England, 234;
returns at restoration, 429
Northumberland, Earl of, high
admiral, 30; on the elder Vane,
131; under suspicion on Waller's
plot, 198
Okey, John, Colonel, 255; at
Naseby, 264; dissatisfied with
Cromwell, 355, 387; delivered up
by Dutch and executed, 431
Oppenheim on the navy, 13; his
criticisms on Hosmer, 175 note
Orange, William, Prince of,
Stadtholder, marries Charles's
daughter, 180, 327; William of,
their son, 340; his education, 389
Ormonde, Earl of, king's deputy
for Ireland, 268; defeated by
Jones, 308; in Paris, 321 note
Overton, R., Colonel, opposes
Cromwell, 387; imprisoned by
him and set free by parliament,
399
Oxford, king's head-quarters at,
Parliament, Charles's parliaments,
11-15, 20, 132-7; the Long
Parliament meets, 137; Crom-
well expels parliament, 351;
Barebones, 360, 363; Crom-
well's second, 364; third, 384 ;
Richard's parliament, 393; con-
vention, 424; royalist parlia-
ment, 427
Pelham, P., member for Hull
with Vane, 201
Pequot Indians, war with, 75
Peters, Hugh, Vane's difference
with, 82; executed, 430
Petition of Rights, 17
Philip's war, 94 note
Philiphaugh, Montrose defeated at,
269
Pikemen, 182, 216
Salway, Major, 404
Saye and Sele, Lord, 259
Scot, Thomas, 36; in
well's parliament, 364; in
Richard's, 396; in coun-
cil of state, 407; executed,
430
Scotland, reformation in, 126;
Presbyterianism in resistance to
Prelacy, 127; Solemn League
and Covenant in, 129, 207; rise
against Charles I., 131; makes
peace with Charles, 136; Vane's
negotiation in, 205; sends army
to help the parliament, 218
Scots enter England with army, 136
and 219; at Marston Moor, 231
note; further operations, 235; take
Newcastle, 240; return to Scot-
land, 275; oppose the Common-
wealth, 307, 312; receive Charles
II.,313; defeated at Dunbar, 317;
and at Worcester, 319
Seal, Great, importance of a new
seal, 173
Selden, John, 18, 22; an Eras-
tian, 209; his Mare Clausum,
336
Self-denying Ordinance, 249
Sikes, George, his life and death of
Sir H. Vane cited, 36, 175 note;
about war with Holland, 330;
on Vane's religious writing, 442,
447-8; accompanies Vane to the
scaffold, 494
Skippon, General, drilled
London train bands, 220; left
with the infantry at Cornwall,
237; assists Fairfax to remodel
the army, 258
Star Chamber abolished, 156
St John, O., Hyde's interview with,
133; impeaches Strafford, 145,
152; solicitor-general, 167;
disapproves of king's trial, 295;
gained over by Cromwell,
387
Strafford (see Wentworth), Earl of,
impeached, 139; his trial, 143;
and execution, 154
Stubbe, Henry, 445
Sweden, Gustavus of, 41; Christina
of, 302
Taunton, defended against
royalists, 237-261
Toleration, religious; Vane in
favour of, 95, 241, 373; Roger
Williams in favour of, 95;
Stubbe in favour of, 447
Town, population in England, 177
note
Tromp, naval fights of, 330-56;
killed, 358
governor of Massachusetts, 70;
returns, 91; marries, 92;
treasurer of the navy, 132;
member for Hull, 132; leader of
the Independents, 241; commis-
sioner of the navy,331; imprisoned
by Cromwell, 383; his theological
writings, 436; opposition to
Richard Cromwell, 396; member
of council, 407; imprisoned at
Restoration, 452; his letter to
his lady, 454; trial, 465; and
execution, 489
Venice, constitution of, 412
Venetian ambassadors, 226, 386
Verney, Sir Edward, killed at
Edgehill, 191; Sir Ralph, 191
note, 365
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