THE

CONTENTS OF THE CHAPTERS

IN THE

ECCLESIASTICAL MEMORIALS

OF

QUEEN MARY'S REIGN.

CHAP. XLIX.

HISTORICAL passages and occurrences in the months of March, Anno 1557.

April, May, June, July, August.

CHAP. L.

P. 1.

A short journal of occurrences falling out in the months of Sep-

tember, October, November, December, and January. P. 16.

CHAP. LI.

New Bishops made. Commissions from the Cardinal. His orders

to the Bishop of London. The Pope's displeasure against the

Cardinal. His speech to the Londoners.

CHAP. LII.

P. 26.

Matters relating to the gospellers. Trudgeover, Rough, &c. Ri-

chard Gibson, martyrs. Gibson's confession.

CHAP. LIII.

P. 43.

The persecution hot still. Ralph Allerton, martyr. Dr. Weston,

dean of Windsor, under displeasure.

CHAP. LIV.

P. 61.

Apprehensions of Spain. Stafford's rebellion. Matters in the

north.

CHAP. LV.

P. 66.

The Queen in distress for money, makes use of a loan. She raises

an extraordinary guard. The Scots' assaults. The English

worst them.

CHAP. LVI.

P. 77.

The Scots pursue their designs of invasion. The preparation

of the English. The Scots retreat without action. The English

burn and plunder.

CHAP. LVII.

P. 87.

The Queen makes war with France. The Cardinal's counsel to

the Queen in this emergence. Calais lost. The Spaniard the

occasion thereof. A Parliament.

P. 98.

CHAP. LVIII.

A journal of memorable matters, happening in the months of Fe-

bruary and some part of March.

CHAP. LIX.

P. 106.

Preparations against an invasion in the west. Instructions to the

Lord Lieutenant of Devon and Cornwall.

CHAP. LX.

P. 111.

Anno 1558. A fleet equipped against France. Divers memorials of matters

and events in the months of August, September, October, No-

vember, and December.

P. 113.

CHAP. LXI.

Cardinal Pole's commissions. Advowsons settled upon the see.

He causeth some to be burnt.

P. 120.

CHAP. LXII.

Proceedings with the heretics. Commissions for inquiry after

such in Essex. A loan. The statute for burning heretics ex-

amined.

CHAP. LXIII.

P. 124.

Books prohibited under severe penalties. Goodman's book. Pro-

testant congregations in London. Goldwel. New Bishops no-

minated. Horn, a martyr.
P. 130.

CHAP. LXIV.

Treaty about Calais. The Queen's sickness and death, with Car-

dinal Pole's. Her character. Her funerals. Remarks on her

reign. Meetings of Protestants in this reign; and their persecutions.

CHAP. LXV.

P. 138.

Creations under this Queen. Her privy counsellors. Licences of retainder. To whom granted.

P. 158.