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D'Israeli, Isaac, Cur. Lit. (1791–1834), date of original edition. ed. B. Disraeli, 1849, date of edition referred to. 79, page of Life. [iii. 140], volume and page of Cur. Lit.

Arber, Edward, English Reprints: p. 83 [No. 29, xiv. 13–22].

Archaeologia (Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries): pp. 130 [xxii. 175], 299 [xii. 271], 368 [xliv. 394]. See also Collier, Monson.

Ashmolean MSS. (Bodleian Library): pp. 368 [DCCLXXXVI, fol. 101], 386.

Aubrey, John, Letters by Eminent Persons and Lives of Eminent Men, 1813: pp. 8, 13, 25, 28, 35, 49, 57, 58, 100, 104, 105, 164, 180, 181, 192, 209, 249, 273, 282, 283, 300 [ii. 416 and 494, and 509–21].

Aulicus Coquinarius (published in Secret History of James I, 1811)—'supposed to have been compiled from Bishop Goodman's materials by William Sanderson': p. 210 [173].

Bacon, Anthony, Correspondence (MSS. Tenison, at Lambeth, and Lambeth Palace MSS.): pp. 89 [Cat. 162], 108 [Cat. 166].

Bacon, Francis, Lord, Works, Letters, and Life, ed. James Spedding, R.E. Ellis, and D.D. Heath, 1858–1874.

—Apophthegms: pp. 8 [ii. 163], 89 [ii. 129], 155 [ii. 124], 302 [ii. 168].

—Life: pp. 359 [vi. 360–2], 361 [vi. 356, 364–5].

Bayley, John, History and Antiquities of the Tower of London, 1821: p. 250 [Appendix, vol. ii. ch. x].

Beatson, Robert, Political Index to the Histories of Great Britain and Ireland (1786), 3rd ed. 1806: pp. 35 [i. 448], 108 [i. 448].

Beaumont, Christopher de Harlay de, Lettres à Henri IV (transcripts by E. Edwards from MSS. Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris): pp. 182, 195, 201, 227, 237, 239, 240.

Biographia Britannica, 1747–1766 (Art. W. Ralegh): pp. 39, 49.

Birch, Rev. Thomas, D.D., Memoirs of Queen Elizabeth, 1754: pp. 89 [i. 79], 147 [ii. 418].

—Life of Sir Walter Ralegh (Oxford ed. of Ralegh's Works): pp. 89 [i. 593], 300 [i. 613].

Blackstone, Mr. Justice Sir William, Commentaries on the Laws of England (1765–1769). Revised by Serjeant Henry John Stephen, 3rd ed. 1853: p. 285 [ii. 475].

Bolingbroke, Henry St. John, Viscount ('The Craftsman, by Caleb D'Anvers, Esq.' 1731–1737. Nos. 160, 163, 164, 175, 274): p. 269.

Bray. See Manning.

Brayley, Edward Wedlake, and John Britton, History of Surrey, 1850: p. 380 [ii. 93–4].

Bruce, Rev. John, Correspondence of King James VI of Scotland with Sir R. Cecil and others in England (Camden Society), 1861: pp. 58 [67], 148 [Appendix 82–3, 90], 172 [15], 173 [67], 175 [43], 176 [18–9], 177 [ibid.], 254 [140–60, 219].

Brushfield, Thomas Nadauld, M.D., Raleghana (Burial-place of Walter and Katherine Ralegh), 1896: p. 5 (Devon Assoc. Trans. xxviii. 291–4).

—— (Birthplace of Sir Walter Ralegh), 1889: pp. 6, 101 (Devon Assoc. Trans. xxi. 319–21).

—— (Children of), 1896: p. 197 (Devon Assoc. Trans. xxviii. 310–12).

—London and Suburban Residences of Sir Walter Ralegh: pp. 103–5 (Western Antiquary, iv. 82–7, 109–12).

—Bibliography of Sir Walter Ralegh (reprinted from Western Antiquary), 1886: pp. 265–76.

—(Tobacco and Potatoes): p. 49 (Devon Assoc. Trans. xxx. 158–97). Builder, The, Sept. 17, 1864: p. 105.

Bullen, A.H. (Poetical Rhapsody, ed. Francis Davison, 1602), 1890: pp. 78 [i. 116, and Introd. 83, 84], 79 [i. 28, and Introd. 86].

—(England's Helicon, 1600), 1887: p. 80 [Introd. 22, 23].

Burghley, William Cecil, Lord, State Papers at Hatfield House, Vol. ii, 1571–1596, ed. Rev. Wm. Murdin: pp. 93 [ii. 657], 95 [ii. 658], 102 [ii. 675], 152 [ii. 811].

Calendar, Carew MSS. 1515–1624, Lambeth Palace Library, ed. Rev. John S. Brewer and William Bullen, 1868: pp. 38, 49, 71, 91, 126, 148, 149, 156, 158, 162, 169, 330.

—State Papers, Domestic Series, Elizabeth and James I, 1585–1618: pp. 34, 35, 36, 37, 43, 45, 51, 54, 55, 58, 59, 64, 69, 82, 84, 87, 89, 96, 98, 101, 102, 117, 125, 134, 135, 142, 146, 147, 164, 169, 180, 182, 201, 208, 241, 242, 243, 247, 249, 252, 254, 257, 260, 262, 263, 264, 266, 288, 297, 298, 300, 301, 302, 307, 313, 316, 332, 333, 337, 346, 347, 348, 349, 352, 358, 366, 369, 372, 375, 381, 384, 385, 386, 387, 393, 394, 396.

—Venetian State Papers, 1581–1591: pp. 50, 64.

Camden, William, Annales, etc. regnante Elizabethâ (Part I, to 1589, 1615; Part II, 1627), ed. Thomas Hearne, 1717: pp. 9 [i. 198], 66 [ii. 574–5], 89 [iii. 697], 109 [iii. 697], 137 [iii. 741–2].

—Annales Regni Jacobi I: p. 275 [9].

—Epistolae (containing in appendix the Annales Jacobi I), ed. Thomas Smith, 1691: pp. 325 [256], 333 [243].

Campbell, John, Lord, Lives of the Chief Justices of England, 1849–1857: p. 209 [i. 210–11].

Carew, Richard, Survey of Cornwall (1602), ed. Lord de Dunstanville, 1811: p. 168 [xxv-xxvi].

Carlyle, Thomas: p. 279 (see Cromwell).

Carte, Thomas, General History of England, 1747–1755: p. 205 [iii. 719].

Clarendon, Edward Hyde, first earl of, The Difference and Disparity between the Estates and Conditions of George, Duke of Buckingham, and Robert, Earl of Essex, 'written by the Earl of Clarendon in his younger Dayes' (in Reliquiae Wottonianae, 4th ed. 1685, 185–202): p. 145 [190].

Coke, Sir Edward, Third Institute (1644), 1797: p. 214 [24–5].

Collier, John Payne (Notes and Queries, 3rd Series, vol. v): pp. 244 [7], 246 [7].

—Archaeologia (Society of Antiquaries) 1852–1853: pp. 11 [xxxiv. 139], 15 [xxxiv. 139], 21 [xxxiv. 141], 36 [xxxv. 368–71], 42 [xxxiii. 199, and xxxiv. 151], 89 [xxxiv. 160], 90 [xxxiv. 161], 91 [xxxiv. 165], 133 [xxxiv. 168], 164 [xxxiv. 163–4], 165 [xxxv. 214], 244 [xxxv. 217–8], 252 [xxxv. 219–20].

Corney, Bolton, 'Curiosities of Literature, by I. D'Israeli, Esq., Illustrated by Bolton Corney, Esq.,' 1837: p. 274.

Costello, Louisa Stuart, Memoirs of Eminent Englishwomen, 1844: p. 63 [i. 209–10].

Cotton. Library MSS., British Museum: pp. 57 [Galba, C. 9, fol. 157], 132 [Vespas. C. 13, fol. 290], 149 [Julius, F. 6, p. 433], 272 [Julius, C. 3, fol. 311], 316 [Titus, B. 8, fol. 155], 351 [Vitell. C. 17, foll. 439–40], 373 [Titus, C. 6, fol. 93].

Craftsman. See Bolingbroke.

Cromwell, Oliver, Letters and Speeches, ed. Thomas Carlyle, 1870: p. 279 [ii. 293].

—Memoirs of the Protector Oliver Cromwell, and of his sons, Richard and Henry, by Oliver Cromwell, Esq. (1820), 3rd ed. 1822: p. 279 [i. 369–70].

Declaration of the Demeanour and Carriage of Sir Walter Raleigh, as well in his Voyage, as in and since his Return, printed by the King's Printers, 1618; reprinted Harleian Miscellany, iii, 1809; Somers Collect, ii, 1809: pp. 301 [Harl. iii. 20–3], 389–93 [Harl. iii. 18, et seq.].

Dee, Dr. John, Private Diary, ed. J.O. Halliwell (Camden Society), 1842: p. 104 [54].

Devereux, Walter B., Lives and Letters of the Devereux, Earls of Essex, 1853: pp. 61 [i. 86], 62 [i. 186–8], 130 [i. 376–7], 138 [i. 457].

Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature, and Art, Transactions of the (see also Brushfield): pp. 2 [xv. 163–79], 313 [xv. 459].

D'Ewes, Sir Simonds, Journals of all the Parliaments during the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, ed. Paul Bowes (1682), 1862: pp. 105 [478, 492], 106 [508–9], 158 [674–6], 159 [629–33].

D'Israeli, Isaac, Curiosities of Literature (1791–1834), ed. B. Disraeli, 1849: pp. 79 [iii. 140], 274 [iii. 145–7], 334 [iii. 127], 375 [iii. 141].

—'Amenities of Literature (Psychological History of Rawleigh (1840)),' 1841: pp. 59 [iii. 152], 181 [iii. 166–7], 274 [iii. 172–84].

Dixon, William Hepworth, Her Majesty's Tower, 1869–71: pp. 198 [i. 351–4], 266 [i. 369–70].

Drexelius, Jeremiah (Trismegistus Christianus), Antwerp, 1643: p. 40 [469].

Drummond, William, of Hawthornden, 'Notes of Ben Jonson's Conversations with—January, 1619' (Shakespeare Society), ed. David Laing, 1842: pp. 13 [21], 270 [15], 274 [15], 301 [21].

Echard, Archdeacon Laurence, History of England, 1711: p. 186 [i. 911].

Edwards, Edward, Life of Sir Walter Ralegh, 1868: p. 26 [i. 54–5].

Egerton Papers—from MSS. belonging to Lord Francis Egerton, ed. J. Payne Collier (for Camden Society), 1840: pp. 36 [94], 183 [377].

Eliot, Sir John, Monarchy of Man, MSS. Harleian, 2228, Brit. Mus. (cf. Forster's Life of Eliot [i. 34, 604]): pp. 375, 397.

Evelyn, John, Diary and Correspondence, ed. William Bray (1818–1819), 1872: p. 267 [i. 391].

Febre, Nicholas le, Discours sur le Grand Cordial de Sir Walter Ralegh, 1664: p. 266.

Flying Chudleigh, Chaplain of the, MSS. Corpus Christi, Oxford: p. 326.

Forster, John, Life of John Eliot, 1864. See Eliot.

Fortescue Papers; collected by John Packer, Secretary to George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, ed. S.R. Gardiner, 1871: pp. 332 [40], 386 [80], 387 [67], 395 [143].

Foss, Edward, Judges of England, 1857: pp. 209 [vi. 179], 231 [vi. 159].

Foster, Mr. Justice Sir Michael, Trial of the Rebels in 1746, and other Crown Cases (1st ed. 1762), new ed. 1809: pp. 214, 222 [234].

Fox (or Foxe), John, Acts and Monuments (1554–1562), 1684: p. 5 [iii. 748].

Froude, James Anthony, History of England, 1856–1870: p. 4 [vi. 149].

Fuller, Rev. Thomas, Church History of Britain, 1655: p. 7 [170].

—History of the Worthies of England (1662), 1811: pp. 24 [i. 287], 166 [ii. 286], 394 [ii. 336].

Gainsford, Captain Thomas, Vox Spiritus, or Sir Walter Rawleigh's Ghost, 1620: p. 395 [Fortescue Papers, 143].

Gardiner, Samuel Rawson, History of England, from the Accession of James I to the Disgrace of Chief Justice Coke, 1603–1616. 1863: pp. 190 [i. 102], 193 [i. 89], 226 [i. 58–9], 263 [i. 29–32].

—Prince Charles and the Spanish Marriage, 1617–1623. 1869: pp. 238 [i. 151], 309 [i. 57–64], 324 [i. 125, 130], 332 [i. 134], 337 [i. 140].

—The Case against Sir Walter Ralegh (Fortnightly Review, vol. vii; New Series, vol. i), 1867: pp. 305 [613], 318 [602–14].

Gascoigne, George, The Glasse of Gouernment (1576), ed. W.C. Hazlitt (Roxburghe Library), 1870: p. 12 [ii. 178].

Gerard, John, Herbal, or General History of Plants, 1597, with dedication to Sir Walter Raleigh: p. 105 [546].

Gibbon, Edward, Life and Works, ed. John Lord Sheffield (1799), new ed. 1814: pp. 102 [i. 152], 281 [i. 151], 309 [i. 152–3], 398 [i. 153].

Gibson MSS., Lambeth Palace Library: p. 345 [viii. fol. 21].

Gifford, William, Ben Jonson's Works, with Memoir by, 1860: p. 157 [19].

Goodman, Godfrey, ex-Bishop of Gloucester, Court of King James the First, ed. John S. Brewer, 1839: pp. 195 [ii. 93–7], 381 [i. 69].

Gorges, Sir Arthur, A larger Relation of the said Island Voyage (1607), iv. Purchas, 1938–1969: pp. 136 [iv. 1950], 139 [iv. 1965], 140 [iv. 1938–69].

Gosse, Edmund, Athenaeum, January 2 and 9, 1886: p. 73.

Gutch, Rev. J., Collectanea Curiosa, 1781: pp. 368 [i. 94–5], 367, 372, 373, 374, 376 [ii. 421–4].

Hailes, Lord, Secret Correspondence of Sir Robert Cecil with James VI, ed. Lord Hailes, 1766: pp. 171 [116], 174 [9], 175 [29], 176 [68], 180 [231], 182 [107], 254 [140–60, 290].

Hakluyt, Richard, Voyages, Navigations, Traffics, and Discoveries of the English Nation (1600). New ed. 1810: pp. 11 [iii. 364], 15 [iii. 186], 44 [iii. 301–6], 45 [iii. 324–40], 47 [iii. 365], 50 [iii. 366], 53 [iii. 364], 67 [ii. 169], 84 [ii. 663–70], 119 [iv. 66].

Hall, Bishop Joseph, Balm of Gilead (1660), Works, 1837: p. 279 [vii. 171].

Hallam, Henry, Constitutional History of England, Henry VII—George II (1827), 1850: pp. 183 [i. 354], 199 [i. 353], 204 [i. 354], 225 [i. 353], 285 [i. 277], 293 [i. 352–3], 303 [i. 354].

—Introduction to the Literature of Europe (1838–1839), 1847: pp. 79 [ii. 126], 277 [iii. 149].

Hampshire, History of, by Richard Warner, 1795, Woodward, Wilks, and Lockhart (undated) 209 [i. 298–302], Murray's Handbook, 5th ed. 1898: p. 209 [98–9].

Hannah, Archdeacon John, The Courtly Poets, from Raleigh to Montrose, 1870: pp. 56 [56], 73 [Introd. xiv-xv], 367 [52–3].

Harington, Sir John (Nugae Antiquae, 1804). A Brief State of the Church of England: pp. 91 [ii. 127], 101 [ii. 125], 102 [ii. 152], 143 [ii. 129], 164 [ii. 125], 194 [ii. 126], 237 [ii. 99], 273 [ii. 127].

—Letters: pp. 90 [i. 348–53], 93 [i. 362], 156 [i. 342], 171 [ibid.], 205 [i. 343], 293 [i. 348–53].

Hariot (Harriot, Heriott, or Heriot), Thomas, A Briefe and True Report of the new found Land of Virginia, February, 1587; published, London, 1588, and in Latin, by Theodore Bry at Frankfort, 1590; reprinted from the London edition by Hakluyt (iii. 324–40), 1600; new ed. of Hakluyt, 1810: pp. 45, 49.

Harleian MSS., British Museum: pp. 20 [6993, fol. 5], 21 [1644, fol. 77], 56 [6994, fol. 2], 181 [11402, fol. 88], 210, 218 [xxxix. ff. 277 et seq.], 288 [xxxix. fol. 359], 290 [xxxix. ff. 350–1], 329 [4761, ff. 23–5], 333 [7002, fol. 410].

Harleian Miscellany (from library of Edward, second Earl of Oxford), (1st ed. William Oldys, 1744–1753; 2nd ed. the late William Oldys and Thomas Park, 1808–1813): pp. 381 [iv. 62], 382 [iv. 63], 387 [iii. 63–8].

Hatfield Papers, Hatfield House: pp. 18, 102, 103, 107, 111, 112, 119, 120, 124, 126, 141, 156, 160, 164, 165, 170, 171, 174, 178, 181, 194, 201, 203, 232, 233, 242, 244, 246, 247, 249, 260, 261, 334.

Hawles, Sir John, The Magistracy and Government of England Vindicated, 1689: pp. 186, 224 [35].

Hearne, Thomas, Appendix to Preface to Chronic. Walteri Hemingford, Edw I, II, and III, 1731: pp. 372, 374 [i. 181].

Hennessy, Sir John Pope, Sir Walter Ralegh in Ireland, 1883: pp. 70 [1–3], 162 [75–9], 272 [142–3].

Heylin, Rev. Peter, D.D., 'Observation upon some particular persons and passages in a Book intitled A Compleat History of the Lives and Reigns of Queen Mary and King James, By a Lover of the Truth, 1656' (ascribed to Carew Ralegh, but queried in British Museum Catalogue as by Peter Heylin): pp. 243, 254, 281.

Historical Account of Sir Walter Raleigh's Voyages and Adventures, 1719: p. 7.

'Holinshed's Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1st ed. by Raphael Holinshed, 1577; 2nd ed. by Raphael Holinshed, William Harrison, and others, newlie augmented and continued to the yeare 1586 by John Hooker, alias Vowell, Gent.'—the 'supplie' by Hooker, vol. vi, 323–461—1586–1587). Reprint 1807 (to which I refer): pp. 4 [iii. 942], 15 [vi. 107], 16 [vi. 437], 18 [vi. 441–5], 38 [vi. 183], 45 [iv. 598–9].

Hooker, John, alias Vowell. See Holinshed. Also, Epistle Dedicatory, prefixed to his translation of The Irish Histories of Giraldus Cambrensis, and his Continuation of the Chronicles of Ireland, in ii. Holinshed, ed. 1587. Reprint 1807, vol. vi, pp. 101–110: pp. 1 [vi. 105–6], 3 [vi. 105], 53 [vi. 107].

Howell, Thomas Bayly (Cobbett's Complete Collection of State Trials, edited by Thomas Bayly Howell, 1809–1815; and by Thomas Jones Howell, 1815–1826): pp. 174 [ii. 48], 228 [ii. 48], 230 [ii. 47–51], 237 [ii. 50], 260 [ii. 950–1].

Howell (or Howel), James, Epistolae Ho-Elianae (1645–1655), 7th ed. 1705: pp. 49 [404], 302 [371], 303 [ibid.], 305 [369], 327 [370].

Humboldt, F.H. Alexander von, Personal Narrative of Travels (1799–1804). Translated by Helen Maria Williams, 2nd ed. 1827: p. 115 [ii. 439, 446].

Hume, David, History of England (1754–1761), new ed. 1848: pp. 120 [iv. 123], 184 [iv. 225], 225 [iv. 226].

Hutchins, John, History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset, 3rd ed. 1870: pp. 49 [iv. 279], 266 [iv. 276].

Hutchinson, Mrs. Lucy, Life of Colonel Hutchinson (1806), 3rd ed. 1810: pp. 247 [ii. 322], 347 [i. 20], 348 [i. 22, 274].

Irish Correspondence, Eliz. (Record Office): pp. 19 [lxxx. § 82], 20 [lxxxiii. § 16].

Izacke, Richard, Remarkable Antiquities of the City of Exeter (1677), enlarged by Samuel Izacke, 1724: p. 6 [147].

Jardine, David, Criminal Trials (Library of Entertaining Knowledge), 1832: pp. 152 [i. 507], 214 [i. 514–5], 218 [i. 446], 224 [i. 513–4], 303 [i. 518–9].

Jonson, Ben, Works, ed. William Gifford (1816), 1860: p. 274 [701].

King, Captain Samuel, Narrative of Sir Walter Ralegh's Motives and Opportunities for conveying himself out of the Kingdom, with the Manner in which he was betrayed, MS. 1618. (Cited by Oldys in Life; and stated by E. Edwards to be in the British Museum; but not discoverable there by Spedding): pp. 333–342.

Kingsley, Rev. Charles, Miscellanies, 1859: pp. 151 [i. 65], 204 [i. 72], 300 [i. 80], 328 [i. 104], 388 [i. 106].

Knight, Charles, London, 1842: p. 104 [ii. 175–6].

Laing, David (viii. MSS. Hawthornden, Antiqu. Society of Scotland; ii, Drummond Miscel.): p. 367 [iv. 236–8].

Lansdowne MSS., Brit. Mus.: pp. 1 [clx. fol. 311], 97 [xx. fol. 88], 99 [lxx. fol. 210], 361 [cxlii. ff. 412, &c.].

Laudonnière, René de, L'Histoire notable de la Floride, Paris, 1586. (Only six copies known to be extant): p. 43.

Leicester's Commonwealth. See Parsons.

Lingard, Rev. Dr. John, History of England (1819–1830), 6th ed. 1855: pp. 192 [vi. 208–9], 227 [viii. 131].

Lismore Papers. Notes and Diaries of Sir Richard Boyle, first Earl of Cork, ed. Dr. Alexander B. Grosart. First Series, 1886: pp. 95 [v. 242], 103 [i. 289]; Second Series, 1887: pp. 163 [ii. 157], 299 [ii. 81–2], 314 [i. 78, and ii. 85, 159], 315 [ii. 38–57], 382 [ii. 157–60].

Lloyd, David, State Worthies, 1766: pp. 55 [i. 564], 270 [i. 565], 328 [ii. 83–4].

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Loseley Manuscripts, Henry VIII—James I, ed. A.J. Kempe, 1835: pp. 295 [377–8], 298 [378–9].

Lysons, Rev. Daniel, Environs of London (1792–96), 2nd ed. 1811: p. 105 [ii. Part II, 481].

Manning, Rev. Owen, and William Bray, History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey, 1814: pp. 49 [ii. 527], 105 [iii. Append. 152], 373 [ii. 527].

Marêts, Comte des, Despatches, MSS. 1616–1617, Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris: pp. 306 [ii. No. 420], 307 [ii].

Matthew, Sir Toby, Collection of Letters, 1660: pp. 189 [181], 199 [285], 219 [285], 229 [279], 237 [285].

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Monson, Sir William, Narrative of the Principal Naval Expeditions of English Fleets, 1588–1603 (MSS. Cotton. Titus, B. viii, ff. 127 et seq. Brit. Mus.). Printed by Sir Henry Ellis in xxxiv. Archaeologia, 296–349, as by an anonymous writer 'closely connected with Sir William Monson, if he was not Sir William himself'; and as Sir William Monson's Naval Tracts, in iii. Churchill's Collection of Voyages and Travels, 3rd ed. 1745, pp. 147–508: pp. 71 [iii. 164], 99 [iii. 165], 125 [iii. 167], 127 [iii. 169], 129 [iii. 170], 131 [iii. 172], 136 [iii. 173], 138 [iii. 173, but cf. xxxiv. Archaeol. 324].

Moore, Rev. Thomas, History of Devonshire, 1829: p. 6.

Napier, Macvey, Lord Bacon and Sir Waller Raleigh, 1853: pp. 208 [223], 270 [206].

Naunton, Sir Robert, Fragmenta Regalia, or, Observations on the late Queen Elizabeth, her Times and Favourites (1641); reprinted Harl. Miscel. ii. 81–108: pp. 16 [ii. 100], 22 [ii. 100], 35 [ii. 101], 109 [ii. 100].

Newes of Sir Walter Rauleigh from the River of Caliana. At the Bell without Newgate, 1618: p. 317.

Nicolas, Sir Nicolas Harris, Life and Times of Sir Christopher Hatton, 1846: pp. 57 [323], 60 [415].

Notes and Queries, Second Series, vol. viii, pp. 64 [107], 247 [107]; Third Series, vol. v, pp. 16 [351], 21 [351]; Fourth Series, vol. v, p. 299 [91], and vol. ix, p. 333 [239]; Fifth Series, vol. viii, p. 5 [515]. See also Collier.

Observation upon a Book, &c. See Heylin.

Oldys, William, Life of Sir Walter Ralegh (1735); new ed. prefixed to Oxford edition of Ralegh's Works, 1829: pp. 12 [i. 23], 55 [i. 115], 260 [i. 416], 265 [i. 372, 415, 447], 266 [i. 413, 415], 267 [i. 447], 268 [i. 441–2], 295 [i. 468], 299 [i. 472–3], 301 [i. 479], 375 [i 563].

—Manuscript notes to Gerard Langbaine's Account of the English Dramatic Poets, 1691, in Brit. Mus. copy of Langbaine: p. 301 [ii. 612].

Osborn, Francis, Traditional Memoirs on the Reign of King James (1658). Reprinted in Secret History of James I, 1811: pp. 180 [379], 230 [384], 258 [413], 280 [387], 296 [382], 368 [382].

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Parsons (or Persons), Rev. Robert (alias R. Doleman the Jesuit), Per D. Andraeam Philopatrum ad idem (i.e. Elizabethae Reginae Edictum, Nov. 29, 1592) Responsio, Lyons, 1592: p. 106.

—Leicester's Commonwealth, 'by Robert Parsons, Jesuite, London, 1641' (according to Lowndes, and the Dictionary of National Biography, falsely attributed to him. Reprinted IV. Harleian Miscellany, 576–583. Originally printed abroad as early as 1584): p. 33.

Physicians, Roll of Royal College of, ed. William Munk, M.D.; 2nd ed. 1878: p. 328 [i. 166].

Pinkerton, John, Letters of Literature, by Robert Heron, 1785: p. 283 [213–16].

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Prince, Rev. John, The Worthies of Devon (1710), 2nd ed. 1810: p. 2.

Privy Council, 'Acts of the Privy Council of England; New Series (vols. i-xvi), 1542–1580,' ed. John Roche Dasent, 1890–1897: pp. 13 [xi. 384, 388–9, 421], 15 [xi. 143].

Privy Council Register, Elizabeth—James I: pp. 51 [ii. 57], 331 [iii. 175], 332 [iii. 233]. 335 [iii. 474–5]. 351 [iii. 510–12].

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