Hall, Timothy, Bishop of Oxford, 18, 308 Hardwick, Lord Chancellor, 251 Harris, Dr., 343 Harrison, Michael, 413 Hearne, Thomas, 373 Henry V., 207 Henry VIII., 204, note Henry, Matthew, 71, 362 Preaches at Opening of the Chapel at Chester, 403 His Education, 416 His _Discourse concerning the Nature of Schism_, 428 His Ministry, 433–435, 436, note Henry, Philip, 71, 416 Desires Comprehension, 109 His Death, 442 Herbert, Admiral, 10, 28 Heywood, Oliver, takes part in Ordinations, 405–407 His New Place of Worship, 413 Preaches at Wakefield, 422 His Death, 445, note Hickes, George, Dean of Worcester, a Nonjuror, his Character and Writings, 151, 383, 389 Authorship of Prayers for James ascribed to Him, 158 Protests against his Ejectment, 171 Suspected of Treasonable Intrigues, 188 His Visit to St. Germains, 374 Nominated Suffragan Bishop of Thetford, 374 His Friendship for Dr. Grabe, 388 Attends Pepys in his Last Illness, 393 A Spiritual Fanatic, 398 Hobbes, Thomas, 116, 304, 341 Holcroft, Francis, 181, 182 Holmes, a Nonjuror, 376 Holt, Sir John, 338 Hooper, Dr., Chaplain to Princess Mary, 5, 6, 148 Prolocutor of Lower House of Convocation, 271–282 Hopkins, 324, 433 Horneck, Dr., 317, 356 Hough, John, Bishop of Oxford, Translated to Lichfield and Coventry in 1699, 270, 306, 308 Horton, Lord, 50 Howard, John, 367 Howe, John, 184, 254, 404 Accompanies Clergy to present an Address to William, 59, 72 Desires Comprehension, 110 His Conversation with the King on Indulgence and Comprehension Bills, 113, note Anxious for Union, 175 Takes part in Trinitarian Controversy, 221 Reproves Profane Swearers, 333 Objects to take part in Calamy’s Ordination, 410 Lecturer at Pinners’ Hall, 426 His Answer to De Foe’s _Enquiry_, 432 Laments the Change in Dissent, 441 His Last Days, 445–448 Richard Cromwell Visits him, 448 His Death, 449 Hulton, 362 Humphreys, Humphrey, Bishop of Bangor, 279, 280, 282 Hussey, Joseph, 405 Inch, 155 Independents, their Hopes in William III., 10 Their Meeting with Presbyterians, 60 Their Views regarding Comprehension, 110 Advocate Toleration, 115, 116 Protected by Toleration Act, 120 Their Political Views, 258 Their Places of Worship, 401 Efforts at Union with Presbyterians, 420 Difference between Presbyterians and Independents, 436 Their Reception of a New Minister, 437 Mode of Conducting Worship, 438 Ireland, James lands in, 144 James’ Declaration to his Subjects in, 145 Battle of the Boyne, 159, 164 Irish Night, The, 54, 55