Jacobites, their Form of Prayer ascribed to Nonjuring Prelates, 157 Their Conspiracy, 167 Exult in Death of Mary, 201 Trouble the Church, 206 Their Hatred of Sherlock, 216 Their Correspondence with the Court of St. Germains, 229 Their Conspiracy against William, 231 Executions of, 232 Their Intrigues, 236–241, 387 Some who had taken Oaths Retract, 393 James II., his Misgovernment, 9 Birth of a Son, 9 The Child is Baptized in the Romish Church, 10 James Disbelieves in Rumours of Dutch Invasion, 13 His Conduct after the Bishops’ Acquittal, 14 His Proceedings in Reference to the Church, 18 His Declaration, 20 Summons the Bishops, _ib._ Interviews with the Bishops, 21, 23, 29, 31–33 His Concessions, 20, 23 Approves of the Bishops’ Collects, 24 Authorises Mew to Settle Troubles at Magdalen, 25 His Alarm at William’s Declaration, 29 Receives Loyal Addresses from Scotland, 43 Goes to Salisbury, 43 Advised to Treat with William, _ib._ His Faith in the Bishops, 44 Deserted by his Daughter Anne and many others, 46 His Return to London, 47 Issues New Proclamations, _ib._ Flies to Sheerness, 53 Returns to London, 56 Forced to Surrender, 57 Goes to Rochester, _ib._, and to France, _ib._ His Letter to Sancroft, 63 Lands at Kinsale, 144 Issues a Declaration to his Irish Subjects, 145 Scheme for his Restoration, 167 His Declaration, 227 His Court at St. Germains, 228 His Knowledge of Insurrection, and Assassination Plot, _ib._ His Religious Sincerity, 252 Last Words to his Son, 253 Louis XIV. visits him, 253 His Death, _ib._ James, Prince of Wales, 76, 251 His Birth, 9 Suspected to be Supposititious, 10, 63 His Baptism, 10 Proclaimed King of England by Louis XIV., 253 Jane, Dr. William, Dean of Gloucester, 271, note Member of Ecclesiastical Commission, 125, 127, 128 Made Prolocutor, 140 His Dispute with Burnet, 142 Jefford, or Gifford, Mayor of Exeter, 16, note Jeffreys, Sir George, 38, note, 47, 52 Elected Chancellor of Oxford by James II., 18 Falls into the Hands of the Mob, 54 Johnson, Dr., 303, note, 307 His Anecdote of Burnet and Sprat, 311 Jollie, Timothy, 415 Jurieu, a French Theologian, 138 Juxon, 207 Keach, Benjamin, 452–454 Keith, George, 367, 368