29. Idolatrous Collects and Hymns in the Hours of

Sarum

30. Dr. Redmayn's opinion of the marriage of the

clergie

31. Articles of treason against the admiral

32. The warrant for the admiral's execution

33. Articles for the king's visitors

34. A paper of Luther concerning a reconciliation with

the Zuinglians

35. The sentence against Joan of Kent

36. A letter of the protector's to sir Philip Hobbey, of

the rebellions at home

37. A letter of Bonner's after his deprivation

38. Instructions to sir W. Paget, sent to the em-

peror

39. A letter of Paget's to the protector

40. Another letter of his to the protector

41. The council's letter to the king against the protec-

tor

42. The protector's submission

43. A letter from the council to the king

44. A letter writ by the council to Cranmer and

Paget

45. Cranmer and Paget's answer

46. Articles objected to the duke of Somerset

47. A letter of the council's to the bishops, assuring

them that the king intended to go forward in the

reformation

48. Cardinal Wolsey's letter for procuring the pope-

dom to himself, upon pope Adrian's death

49. Instructions given to the lord Russel, and others,
concerning the delivery of Bulloign to the

French

ibid.

211

50. Other instructions sent to them

286 306

51. The patents for the German congregation

288 319

52. Injunctions given by bishop Ridley

292 326

53. Oglethorp's submission and profession of his faith 295 334

54. Dr. Smith's letter to Cranmer

296 335

55. Articles of religion set out by the king's au-

thority

ibid. 343

56. Instruction to the president of the north

57. Instructions to sir Rich. Morison, sent to the em-

peror

58. A letter of Ridley's setting out the sins of that

time

59. Ridley's letters to the protector, concerning the

visitation of the university of Cambridge

327 247

60. The protector's answer to the former letter

61. A letter of Cranmer's to king Henry, concerning

a further reformation, and against sacrilege

330 ibid.

332 403

BOOK II.

1. The proclamation of lady Jane Gray's title to the

crown

337 471

2. A letter writ by queen Katherine to her daughter 341 482

3. A humble submission made by queen Mary to her

father

343 483

4. Another of the same strain confirming the for-

mer

345 ibid.

5. Another to the same purpose

346 ibid.

6. A letter written by her to Cromwell, containing a
full submission in all points of religion to her fa-
ther's pleasure

7. A letter of Bonner's upon his being restored to his

bishopric

9. The conclusions of instructions sent by card. Pool

to the queen

351 521

10. Injunctions sent from the queen to the bishops

354 549

II. A commission to turn out some of the reformed

bishops

359 551

12. Another commission for turning out the rest of

them

13. Bonner's certificate that bishop Scory had put

away his wife

360 ibid.

361 553

14. The queen's letter to the justices of peace in Nor-

folk

363 578

15. The articles of Bonner's visitation

16. Address made by the lower, to the upper house of

convocation

17. A bull, making card. Beaton legate a latere in

Scotland

C. H.

379 585

18. A letter of the queen's, recommending card. Pool

to the popedom

396 621

19. Directions sent to the justices of peace in Nor-

folk

398 624

20. A letter from the king and queen, requiring Bon-

ner to go on in the prosecution of heretics

400 625

21. Sir T. More's letter to Cromwell concerning the

Nun of Kent

401 634

22. Directions of the queen's to the council, touching

the reformation of the church

410 635

23. Injunctions given by Latimer to the prior of St.

Mary's

412 641

24. A letter of Ann Boleyn's to Gardiner

413 644

25. The office of consecrating the cramp-rings

414 645

26. Letter of Gardiner's to king Henry, concerning his

divorce

417 ibid.

27. The writ for the burning of Cranmer

421 670

28. A commission to Bonner, and others, to raze re-

cords

423 685

29. Cromwell's commission to be the king's vicegerent 425

30. A letter of the monks of Glassenbury, for raising

33. A letter of the council's, expressing their jealousies

of the lady Elizabeth

441 705

34. Letter from Carne, concerning the suspension of

Pool's legation

442 709

35. The appeal of archbishop Chichely to a general

council, from the pope's sentence

450

710

36. Instructions representing the state of the nation to

king Philip, after the loss of Calais

454

723

37. Sir T. Pope's letter concerning the lady Elizabeth's

answer to the proposition of marriage sent to her

by the king of Sweden

BOOK III.

1. The device for alteration of religion in the first

year of queen Elizabeth's reign, offered to secre-

tary Cecil

2. Dr. Sands' letter to Dr. Parker, concerning the

proceedings in parliament

3. The first proposition upon which the papists and

Protestants disputed in Westminster abbey; with

the arguments which the reformed divines made

upon it

4. The answer which Dr. Cole made to the former

proposition

473 777

5. A declaration made by the council concerning the

conference

483 783

6. An address made by some bishops and divines to

the queen, against the use of images

487 794

7. The high commission for the province of York

490 800

8. Ten letters written to, and by, Dr. Parker, con-

cerning his promotion to the see of Canterbury 495 802

9. The instrument of his consecration

508 809

10. An order for the translating of the Bible

513 813

11. A profession of religion made in all churches by

the clergie

516 810

*12. Sir Walter Mildmay's opinion concerning the

keeping of the queen of Scots

520 835

12. A letter of the earl of Leicester's touching the

same thing

525 ibid.

13. The bull of pope Pius the Vth, deposing queen