Ken, Thomas, Bishop of Bath and Wells, 23, 68, 379 Chaplain to the Princess Mary, 6 Summoned to Attend the King, 20 Preserves his Allegiance to James, 42 Refuses to take the Oath, 97, 147, 148 A Moderate Nonjuror, 148 Ejected, 171 His Departure from Wells, _ib._ A Letter finding Fault with Tenison ascribed to him, 200 Troubled by the Abjuration Bill, 256 Receives Half the Income from the See of Bath and Wells, from Kidder, 305 His Character, 308 His Retirement at Longleat, 390 Kennet, White, 292, 294, 373 His Book on Ecclesiastical Synods, 284–286 Kentish, Thomas, 410, 411 Kettlewell, John, a Nonjuror, 151 His Character, 152, 383, 399 Authorship of Prayers for James ascribed to him, 158 His Ecclesiastical Opinions, 377, 389 His Benevolence, 378 His Death, 379 Keyes, Thomas, 231 Kidder, Richard, 126, 384 Made Bishop of Bath and Wells, 304 His Character, 305, 308 Boyle Lecturer, 343 Kiffin, William, 452 King, Lord Chief Justice, 326 Lake, Bishop of Chichester, a Nonjuror, Summoned to Attend the King, 20 His Death, 146 Lamplugh, Thomas, Bishop of Exeter, 16, 17 Created Archbishop of York by James II., 39 Landen, Battle of, 207 Laud, Archbishop, 204, 320 Lauderdale, Duke of, 338 Le Clerc, 117, 345, 417 Lee, Dr. Francis, 383 Leeds, Duke of, 208 Le Neve, 191 Leslie, Charles, a Nonjuror, 349, 388 Licensing Act, 201 Limborch, 117, 345 Litany, Alterations made in, by Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 134 Lloyd, William, Bishop of Norwich, a Nonjuror, 97, 147 His Letters to Sancroft, 155, 165, 166, 169, 170, 189, 322 Appointed Sancroft’s Vicar, 189, 374 Assured of James’ Favour, 230 A Non-Compounder, 239 Discipline exercised by him, 321 Lloyd, William, Bishop of St. Asaph, calls on Patrick, 58 At Meetings with Clarendon and Bishops, 64, 68, 69, 101 Votes for a Regency, 75 Takes part in the Coronation, 99 A Member of Ecclesiastical Commission, 127, 133 Made Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry 1692; Translated to Worcester, 307, 335 Practical Joke played by him, 308, note Lobb, Stephen, 71, 426, 439 Locke, John, Advocates Toleration, 116 His Writings, 344–348 Lords, House of, 63, 73 Vote for a Protestant Succession, 75 Dispute with the Commons about the Throne being Vacant, 76 Declare William and Mary King and Queen, 77 Prosecute Author and Printer of a Book on the Trinity, 221 Louis XIV., 2, 7, 9, 13, 144, 145 Visits James on his Death-bed, 253 Acknowledges Prince of Wales, King, _ib._ Lovelace, Lord, 45, 105 Lowick, Edward, 241 Lowth, Dr., 172 Lucy, Lady Theophila, 384 Lumley, Lord, 10 Luther, Martin, 215, 265, 275