A New Martyrology, Index
An Alphabetical Table of the Chief Matters contained in thi… Book.
A.
ANsl…ys (Abraham) last Speech,
— His last Letter, p. 506.
p. 505.
Argile (Earl) his Sufferings,
— His last Speech, p. 409.
p. 408.
Armstrong, his Sufferings and dying words,
— His Elegy, p. 132.
p. 126.
Arnold, a brief account of his Sufferings, p. 25.
Askews Letter to his Father,
— Another Letter to his Friend, p. 508.
— The Account his Friend gives of him, p. 509.
p. 506.
Author's Sentiments concerning the Western Sufferers, p. 527.
Axminster and Honiton, an account of those executed there, p. 459.
B.
BAtemans Sufferings, p. 141.
Battiscomb, his Life and Sufferings,
— He was executed at Lime, in company of eleven Persons, p. 449.
— His last words, p. 373.
p. 369.
Battiscomb, a further account of his Behaviour,
— A Poem on a Lady that came to J…ffreys to beg Mr. Battiscomb's Life, p. 373.
— His Character, p. 374.
p. 474.
Boddys last Speech, p. 479.
Bragg, his dying Speech and Behaviour, p. 437.
Bridport and Lime, an acco…nt of those that s…ffered there, p. 444.
C.
CIvilities of the Citizens of Exon to the Western Sufferers, p. 528.
Colledge, his L…fe, Tryal, and last Words,
— The Verses upon his Picture, p. 39.
— Poem w…itten by himself, Ibid.
p. 27.
Cornishes, Sufferings,
— A hint at the occasion of his Martyrdom,
— Passages before his Death, p. 136.
— An account of a Poem made in his time, p. 139.
— His Character, Ibid.
p. 132.
Cox Sufferings and Triumphant Death, p. 451.
D.
DAngerfield, his Life and Sufferings,
— His Character, p. 156.
— His Elegy, Ib…d.
— His Ghost to Jeffreys, p. 166.
p. 153.
E.
ESsex (Earl) his Life and Martyrdom,
— His Character, p. 60.
— His Elegy, p. 61.
p. 40.
G.
GAunts Sufferings,
— Her dying Speech, p. 4…2.
— Her Postscript to the said Speech, p. 406.
p. 400.
Gatchets Sufferings, p. 462.
Ga…chils Behaviour and dying Words, p. 520.
Godfrey (Sir Edmondbury) his Life and Martyrdom,
— Anagram upon his Name, p. 23.
— Poem on his Death, p. 24.
p. 1.
H.
HAmlings Case, p. 460.
Hewlings (both Benjamin and William) an account of their behaviour both before and at their Execution, with several Letters to divers of their Relations,
— The Character of the two Hewlings, p. 368.
— A further account of Mr. W. Hewling, p. 448.
— He is executed with Dr. Temple, Mr. Mathers, and some others, p. 468.
p. 184.
Hicks (John) last Speech,
— His Letter to his Nephew the day before his Death, p. 497.
— His Letter to his Wife, p. 499.
— Another Letter to his Wife, p. 501.
— Another Letter to his Wife, p. 502.
p. 481.
Hymns made by several Sufferers, p. 516.
Holloway, his Life, Sufferings and dying Words, p. 120.
Holway of Lime, his Behaviour before and at the place of Execution,
— His last Words, p. 511.
p. 510.
Holmes, his Sufferings,
— His dying Words, p. 445.
— His last Prayer, p. 446.
p. 444.
Holmes, (Coll.) a further account of his Behaviour, p. 477.
Hones Accusation,
— His dying Words, Ibid.
p. 102.
Huckers Letter to the Bookseller concerning his Father,
— His Letter to his Friend, p. 522.
p. 521.
I.
JEffreys (Late Lord Chancellor) his Life and Death following,
— Dedication of his Life to himself, following the Title Page,
— Poem to the Memory of the Lord Jeffreys, following the Dedication,
— His Birth and Parentage, p. 6.
— His Behaviour at School, p. 7.
— His Father Prophecies, that he'll die with his Shooes and Stockins on, Ibid.
— His Dream, p. 9.
— His entring himself in the Inner Temple, p. 8.
— His Marriage and early Son, p. 10.
— He is made Recorder of London, Ibid.
— Hi… Abhorrence of Petitioning, p. 13.
— His b…ing on his Knees before the House of Commons, p. 14.
— His ill Practices whilst Recorder, p. 16.
— His Vehement discourse to the Jury against the Lord Russel, p. 25.
— His sordid Treat. of M…. Baxter, D d 2 p. 431.
— A Narrative of Monmouths whole Expedition, while in the W…st, which was the Prologue to Jeffreys cruelties there, p. 24.
— His secret Villanies, p. 35.
— His Bloody Practices in the West, p. 36.
— The Charge given by the Lord Jeffreys at Bristol in his return from his W…stern Campaign, p. 44.
— He calls the Mayor of Bristol Kidnapping Rogue, p. 52.
— He is made Lord Chancellor for his Cruelties in the West, Ibid.
— How he raised Money by procuring Pardons, p. 53.
— He is made Baron of Wem, p. 59.
— What followed thereupon, Ibid.
— The P. of O…ange, approaching he flies to Wapping in a Disguise, p. 62.
— He is taken and brought before the Lord Mayor, Ibid.
— Is committed to the Tower, p. 63.
— The Western Widows Petition against him, while in the Tower, Ibid.
— He dies in the Tower, p. 64.
— His Character, p. 65.
— A Letter sent to him there, p. 66.
— His Elegy, p. 67.
p. 533.
Jenkins (William) his Behaviour both before and at, his Execution with several Letters to divers of his Relations,
— His Character, p. 385.
p. 375.
Introduction to the New Martyrology, shewing the Reasons, why this work is Undertaken,
Johnson, the Accusation against him,
— His Address to all English Protestants in the Army, p. 151.
— His Character, p. 152.
p. 149.
K.
K—S Cruelties related by an Eye and Ear witness, who also gives an account of other Western Barbarities, p. 524.
King (John) an account of his last Speech at the place of Execution at Edenburgh, p. 418.
Kidd (John) his last Speech at the place of Execution at Edenburgh, p. 424.
Kidd (Capt.) his dying Speech in the West of England, p. 467.
L.
LArke (Sampson) his Sufferings,
— His last Words p. 448.
— Some further Passages relating to Mr. Sampson Larke with his Prayer when executed, p. 452.
— His Letter to his Friend, just before his Execution, p. 452.
p. 447.
Laurence (Thomas) his Case and Sufferings, p. 462.
Lisle (Lady) her Sufferings,
— Her last Speech, p. 386.
p. 385.
List of all them that were condemn'd and suffer'd in the West in the Year, 1685. Jeff. Life, p. 54.
M.
MAdders Sufferings,
— His last VVords upon the Ladder, p. 465.
— His last Prayer, p. 466.
p. 464.
Matthews last Spe…ch and Prayer at the place of Execution, p. 511.
Monmouth (…uke) his Sufferings and Death,
— His Declaration in the West, D d 2 p. 117.
— A brief Abstract of his true Speech, p. 433.
— His Elegy, p. 434.
p. 431.
Monmouth and Argile being both defeated, what followed thereupon, p. 435.
N.
NElthrope (Richard) his Sufferings,
— His Letter to his Parents, Brothers and Sisters, p. 390.
— His Letter to his Children, p. 393.
— His last Speech, p. 396.
p. 388.
Noises Sufferings,
— He engages in the Prentices Petition to the Lord Mayor, p. 170.
— A Copy of the said Petition, Ibid.
— An account of 30000 Prentices that signed it, p. 172.
— The Speech that was made at presenting this Petition, p. 173.
— The Lord Mayors answer to the Prentices Speech, p. 175.
— The Names of the 20 Presenters of this Petition, Ibid.
— A Poem dedicated to 'em, p. 176.
p. 168.
O.
OAtes, an account of his Life, and Sufferings,
— His Character, p. 148.
p. 142.
P.
PArrots Sufferings,
— His Behaviour at the place of Execution, Ibid.
— His last Speech, Ibid.
p. 473.
Poem to the memory of those who suffered in the West, next the Title page
Potts sufferings, courage and dying VVords, p. 459.
R.
REview of what has been written in this New Mar…yrology, p. 529.
Robins of Charmouth his Sufferings,
— His last Sayings, p. 471.
p. 470.
Roses Suff…ings and Courage, p. 459.
Rosw…lls Tryal and Acquittal, p. 407.
Rouses Tryal and Accusation,
— His dying VVords, p. 100.
p. 99.
Rumbold a brief … of his Sufferings,
— A larger account of Rumbolds Sufferings with his last Speech, and several things that past at his Tryal, p. 413.
p. 412.
Russel (Lord) his Life, Tryal and Martyrdom,
— His Elegy, p. 85.
— His Character, p. 86.
— An Account of his last Speech, p. 88.
p. 64.
S.
SAndfords last Speech at the place of Execution, p. 515.
Sa…chels Behaviour and dying VVords, p. 513.
Sherborn an account of those executed there, with their dying VVords, p. 456.
Sidney (Algernoon) his Sufferings, Tryal and Martyrdom,
— His Petition to his Majesty, p. 111.
— An account of the Paper he delivered to the Sheriffs on Tower-Hill, p. 115.
— His Epitaph, p. 119.
— His Character, Ibid.
p. 104.
Smith of Char…stock, his Behaviour and dying Speech, p. 440.
Speak (Charles) his Sufferings and last words, p. 472.
Speed of Culliton, his Behaviour and dying Speech, p. 442.
Sp…ague and Cleg executed at Culliton, with their dying words, p. 457.
Sprague (John) a further account of him, p. 475.
T.
TEmple, his last Speech, p. 468.
Tylers Suff…rings,
— He is executed with some other Persons, p. 449.
— His l…st Speech, Ibid.
— A Hymn made by him a little before his Execution, p. 450.
p. 449.
W.
WAlcot his Life, Tryal and Martyrdom,
— An account of his Speech, p. 99.
— His last Prayer, p. 100.
p. 93.
Western Transactions the Introduction to 'em, with general Observations upon 'em,
— The Lives and dying Speeches of those that suffered in the West, p. 437.
p. 177.
VVhippings in the West,
— Mr. Hale whipt, Ibid.
— Mrs. Brown whipt, Ibid.
— A poor Boy of Weymouth of 12 years of Ag…, was whipt till he had the Flesh of his back so cut with whipping that he died. p. 464.
p. 463.
FINIS.
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