TABLE OF CONTENTS

TO

VOLUME VI.

STATE TRIALS IN THE REIGN OF

KING CHARLES THE SECOND.

A. D. 1661-1678.

* The new Matter is marked [N.}

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208. PROCEEDINGS, at the CONFERENCE in the SAVOY, respecting a Review

of the Liturgy, A. D. 1661 [N.]

209. The Trial of JOHN JAMES, a Fifth Monarchy Man, at the King's Bench,

for High Treason, A. D. 1661........

A Relation of the Arraignment and Trial of those who made the

late Rebellious Insurrections in London, 1661 [N.]

210. The Trial of Sir HENRY VANE, knt. at the King's-Bench, for High Trea-

son, A. D. 1662

211. The Trial of JOHN CROOK, ISAAC GREY, and JOHN BOLTON, Quakers, at

the Old Bailey, for refusing to take the Oaths of Allegiance and Supre-

macy, A. D. 1662............

67

106

119

212. The Trial of THOMAS TONGE, GEORGE PHILLIPS, FRANCIS STUBBS, JAMES

HIND, JOHN SELLERS, and NATH. GIBBS, at the Old Bailey, for High

TREASON, A. D. 1662

213. The Trial of MARY MODERS, alias STEDMAN, styled the German Princess,

at the Old Bailey, for Bigamy, A. D. 1663

214. Proceedings, in the House of Commons, respecting a Message, alledged

to have been carried by the Earl of Bristol to the King from Sir

RICHARD TEMPLE, undertaking that the King's Revenue should be

settled, A. D. 1663 [N.]...............................

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283

215. Proceedings in Parliament against EDWARD Earl of CLARENDON, Lord

High Chancellor of England, for High Treason, and other High Crimes

and Misdemeanors, A. D. 1663—1667

291

Proceedings against the Earl of CLARENDON, A. D. 1667, upon an Im-

peachment of High Treason and High Misdemeanors....

318

The Earl of CLARENDON's Vindication of Himself against the Arti-

cles of Treason exhibited against him in Parliament

394

216. The Trials of JOHN TWYN, Printer, for High Treason; also of THOMAS

BREWSTER, Bookseller, SIMON DOVER, Printer, and NATHAN BROOKS,

Bookbinder, for Misdemeanors, at the Old Bailey, A. D. 1663......... 514

217. The Trial of Colonel JAMES TURNER, JOHN TURNER, WILLIAM TURNER,

MARY TURNER, and ELY TURNER, at the Old Bailey, for Felony and

Burglary, A. D. 1664

...

218. The Trial of MARGARET FELL and GEORGE FOX, for not taking the Oath

of Obedience, A. D. 1664 [N.].........

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566

630

.... 647

219. A Trial of WITCHES, at the Assizes held at Bury St. Edmond's for the

County of Suffolk, A. D. 1665. Before Sir Matthew Hale, knt. then

Lord Chief Baron of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer [N.].

220. The Trial of Mr. BENJAMIN KEACH, at the Assizes at Aylesbury, in

Buckinghamshire, for a Libel, A. d. 1665

702

221. The CASE of the Jurisdiction of the House of Peers, between THOMAS

SKINNER, Merchant, and the East-India Company, A. D. 1666 [N.]... 710

222. The Trial of the Lord MORLEY, for Murder, before the House of Lords,

A. D. 1666

.......

223. Proceedings on an Impeachment of the Lord Viscount MORDAUNT, of
High Crimes and Misdemeanors, a. D. 1666 [N.].

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770

786

224. EXAMINATIONS concerning the FIRING of LONDON, A. D. 1666 [N.J......... 807

225. Proceedings against PETER PETT, Gentleman, upon an Impeachment for

several High Crimes and Misdemeanors, A. D. 1668 [N.] ............... 866

226. Proceedings against Sir WILLIAM PENN, knight, upon an Impeachment

for several High Crimes and Misdemeanors, A. D. 1668 [N.] ....... 870

227. The Trials of PETER MESSENGER, RICHARD BEASLEY, WILLIAM GREEN,

THOMAS APPLETREE, JOHN EARLES, WILLIAM WILKS, WILLIAM FORD,

RICHARD FARRELL, EDW. COTTON, EDW. BEDLE, RICHARD LAtimer,

JOHN SHARPLESS, RICHARD WOODWARD, THOMAS LIMERICK, and JOHN

RICHARDSON, at the Old Bailey, for High Treason, in tumultuously

assembling themselves in Moorfields, and other Places, under Colour

of pulling down BAWDY HOUSES, A.D. 1668

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879

223. Proceedings against the Earl of ORRERY, on an Impeachment of High

Crimes and Misdemeanors, A. D. 1669 [N.].........

914

229. The Trial of ROBERT HAWKINS, Clerk, late Minister of Chilton, at the

Assizes at Aylesbury, for Felony. A. D. 1669

230. The Trial of WILLIAM PENN and WILLIAM MEAD, at the Old Bailey, for

a Tumultuous Assembly, a. D. 1670

An APPENDIX by way of DEFENCE for the Prisoners, as what might

have been offered against the Indictment and illegal Proceedings

of the Court thereon, had they not violently over-ruled and

stopped them [N.]

......

922

951

970

.......

999

231. Case of the Imprisonment of EDWARD BUSHELL, for alleged Misconduct

as a Juryman, A. D. 1670 [N.]

232. Proceedings in the House of Commons against the Duke of Lauderdale,

A. D. 1674 [N.]

1026

233. Proceedings in the House of Commons against the Duke of BUCKINGHAM,

A. D. 167,4 [N.]

1034

234. Proceedings in the House of Commons against the Earl of ARLINGTON,

A. D. 1674 [N.]

1054

235. The Proceedings in the Court of King's-Bench, Exchequer, and House of

Peers, in the Case of Sir SAMUEL BARNARDISTON, bart. against Sir WIL-

LIAM SOAME, Sheriff of Suffolk, concerning the Election of Members

to Parliament, a. D. 1674

236. Case of PRIVILEGE OF PARLIAMENT: being Proceedings in pnament, on

an Appeal brought in the House of Lords, by D. SHIRLEY, against

Sir JOHN FAGG, and other Members of thouse of Commons, a. D.

1675........

237. Proceedings against Mr. FRANCIS JENKS, for a Speech made by him on

the Hustings, at Guildhall, in the City of London, on Midsummer-day,

A. D. 1676

1063

1122

1190

238. The Trial of JAMES MITCHEL, in Scotland, for attempting the Murder of

Dr. James Sharp, Archbishop of St. Andrews, and wounding the

Bishop of Orkney, a. D. 1677.

239. Proceedings before the Lords of the Articles, &c. against CHARLES MAIT-

LAND, of Halton, Treasurer Depute, for Perjury, in having given a

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false Testimony, at the Trial of James Mitchel, a. D. 1681 .....

240. Proceedings in the Case of ANTHONY Earl of SHAFTSBURY, at the King's

Bench, on an Habeas Corpus, A. D. 1677

.......

.... 1270

241. The Trial of PHILIP Earl of PEMBROKE and MONTGOMERY, at Westmin-
ster, for the Murder of Nathanael Cony, A. D. 1678

1310

242. Case of the CONSTITUTION of the Island of JAMAICA, A. D. 1678 [N.]...... 1350

INTRODUCTION TO THE TRIALS FOR THE POPISH PLOT............ 1402

OATES'S NARRATIVE of the horrid PLOT and CONSPIRACY of the

POPISH PARTY against the Life of his SACRED MAJESTY, the

GOVERNMENT, and the PROTESTANT RELIGION: With a List of

such Noblemen, Gentlemen, and others, as were the Conspirators:

and the head Officers, both Civil and Military, that were to

effect it......

Mr. SAMUEL ATKINS'S Account of his Examination before the Com-

mittee of Lords, appointed to examine into the Murder of Sir

Edmundbury Godfrey.

The Examination of Captain WILLIAM BEDLOW, deceased, relative

to the Popish Plot; taken in his last Sickness, by Sir Francis

North, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. Together

with the Narrative of Sir Francis North, at the Council-Board:

And the Letter of Sir Francis North, to Mr. Secretary Jenkins,

relating to this Examination

1406

1474

..... 1494

Curious Passages published by Sir John Dalrymple, as Extracts

from Lord Keeper North's MS.

...... 1497

218. The Trial of WILLIAM STAYLAY, Goldsmith, at the King's-Bench, for

High Treason, A. D. 1678

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