Burnet, Gilbert, Bishop of Salisbury, 5, 51, 52, 57, 69, 70, 335 At the Hague, 8 William’s Declaration Revised by him, 27 Comes over with William, 35, 37 Preaches at Exeter, 40 His Interview with Clarendon, 48 Preaches before the Commons, 73 Opposes the idea of making William sole King, 76 Made Bishop of Salisbury, 84 Preaches Coronation Sermon, 99 A Member of Ecclesiastical Commission, 129–133 At Meetings of Convocation, 139–143 His Liberalism, 139 His Dispute with Dr. Jane, 142 Extols Tillotson, 192 Preaches on Thanksgiving-Day, 243 Preceptor to the Duke of Gloucester, 244, 249 Supports the Bill against Popery, 245 His _Exposition of the XXXIX. Articles_ censured by Lower House of Convocation, 277–282 His Quarrel with Woodward, 291 His Impressions of William’s Character, 296 His Writings, 298, 299 His Influence, 308 His Estimate of Compton’s Character, 309 Anecdote of, 311 Mourns over Inconsistency of the Clergy, 327 Predicts the Speedy Decline of Nonconformity, 404 Bury, Dr., 213, note, 218, note Busby, Dr., 143 Busher, Leonard, 119 Button, Ralph, 416 Caffin, Matthew, 455 Calamy, Dr., Edmund, junior, 136, 137, 174, 225, 256, 306 A Student at Utrecht, 10 His Reading, 408 His Nonconformity, 408 His Preaching, 409 Accepts an Invitation to assist Sylvester, 410 His Ordination, 411 Calvin, 215 Carey, Lady, 38, note Carstairs, 35, 37 Cartwright, Thomas, Bishop of Chester, 29, 30, 146, 308 Chadwick, 191 Chamberlayne, 371 Chandler, Benjamin, 439 Charles I., 203, 204, 333 Charles II., 204, 222 Charnock, Robert, 231 Cherry, Francis, his Hospitality, 387–390 Chicheley, Archbishop, 207, 208 Chorlton, John, 415 Clarendon, Henry Hyde, Earl of, 21, 22, 58, 63, 140 Joins the Prince of Orange, 47 His Private Conference with William, 48 His Interviews with Burnet, _ib._ Interviews with Bishops, 64, 65, 69 His remark about Churchmen, 267 Clarges, Sir Thomas, 86, 106, note Clark, Samuel, 352 Clarkson, David, 181, 428 Clergy, Present an Address to William III., 59 Uphold the Cause of Hereditary Monarchy, 70 Refuse to Read James II.’s. Declaration, 75 Question of Requiring Oaths from the Clergy, 89 Their manner of Taking the Oath, 97 Many of them Oppose the Toleration Bill, 116 Nonjurors who Voluntarily left their Cures, 151 Accounts of some of the Clergy, 314–320 Character of the, 325–328 Their Circumstances, 328–331 Costume, 331 Preach on Behalf of Societies, 361 Cobham, Lord, 275 Cogan, Richard, 41 Colchester, Colonel Maynard, 364