Records of the English province of the Society of Jesus ... in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Volume 5

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1875
 

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Contents

Prosecution of Father Thomas Harcourt Whitbread Father William
44
Full Analysis of Oates monstrous narrative
57
Execution of the Five Fathers
59
Account of the antecedents of Bedloe
65
College of St Omer
72
Kelvedon Hall Essex Kithelen and Lynn Norfolk
105
GENERAL HISTORY OF THE PROVINCE PART II THE ACCESSION
147
Death of James II
153
Father Francis Atkins
163
Father William Aston
174
College of Liege
183
Father John Clarke the Apostle of Belgium
195
Number of Fathers in the College of St Ignatius in 1704 and 1773
215
Father William Barrow alias Waring and Harcourt
240
Father John Caldwell alias Fenwick
244
Father Thomas Downes alias Mumford and Bedingfield
256
THE COLLEGE OF ST IGNATIUS OR THE LONDON DISTRICT
263
The College and Chapel in the Savoy
269
Brother Crecentius Warner
291
George Keynes
297
68
299
Father Edward Humberston alias Hall
303
Linsted Lodge near Rochester
307
70
310
Father Francis Sanders alias Baines
313
Missionary Fathers in the year 1704
320
Bailey or Bayley Hall
327
Judgments of God against those who accused the priests and other
334
Westleigh Bedford Leigh
336
Father Nicholas Blundell
342
Eccleston Hall and Scarisbrick Hall
347
Furness and Ulverston
353
Garswood with Byrn or Brinn or AshtonleWillows
360
Lostock
368
The Rev William Dinmore
382
Father John Mostyn
390
Boulsterstone near Sheffield
392
Scholes or Scoles Eccleston and Scarisbrick
397
Culcheth and the Culcheth Family
401
Wigan
403
The Massey Family
409
Sentence passed upon Oates
419
Father Simon Wilson
426
MISSIONS
432
Father Francis Simeon Bruning
460
List of Fathers in 1655 1701 and 1773
603
Annual Letters
613
Market Rasen
626
Father Matthew Wilson
629
Fathers Robert and Thomas Armstrong of the Order of St Dominic
638
Auckland or Bishops Auckland Berrington and BerwickonTweed
644
Father George Brown alias Pippard
664
THE RESIDENCE OF ST MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL OR
671
Father Antony Hunter alias James Smith
684
The Tunstall Family
690
Broughton Hall and the Tempest Family and Pedigree
720
The Rev John Serjeant and Rev David Maurice informers
762
75
768
Father Anthony Lambe
773
Fathers John Legate and John Carrington alias Dormer
780
MISSIONS
789
The Lords Arundell
825
Winchester
831
THE RESIDENCE OF ST GEORge or the WORCESTERSHIRE
841
Hinlip Castle or House Kidderminster Pursall Hall or Green
848
THE COLLEGE OF ST FRANCIS XAVIER AND THE SOUTH Wales
869
Cardiff and Father Philip Evans
883
Sarnesfield the Monington Family and Rev Charles Carne
891
Usk and Father David Henry Lewis alias Charles Baker
912
THE RESIDENCE of St Winefrid or the NORTH
932
Holywell and autograph blessing of His Holiness Pius IX on
936
Welshpool Montgomery and Father Roderick or Thomas Roberts
943
Fathers in the District in 1701 1704 and 1773
949
Fathers in 1701 1704 and 1773
964
Annual Letters of the ViceProvince of England 161920
987
Oliver Plunket Archbishop of Armagh
999
The Drury Family
1007
Number of Fathers in the College in 1688
1015
479
1019
Annual Letters
1023
Father Edward Saltmarsh Rev Peter Saltmarsh and Revv John
1026
Fathers Edward Silisdon and Francis Turner
1030
356
1032
Fathers Henry Warren and Edward Levison
1036
775
1052
957
1054
MISSIONS
1056
MISSIONS
1061
399
1066
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Common terms and phrases

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Bibliographic information

TitleRecords of the English province of the Society of Jesus ... in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Volume 5
Records of the English province of the Society of Jesus ... in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Henry Foley
AuthorHenry Foley
Published1875
Original fromOxford University
DigitizedSep 17, 2008
  
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