Sackville, Major-General, 231 Saint Germains, 57 James’ Court at, 228, 229 St. Paul’s Cathedral, 243, 352 St. Vincent de Paul, 356 Sancroft, Archbishop of Canterbury, 5, 25, 42, 59, 63, 204, 229 Trelawny’s Letter to him, 16 Admonitions to his Clergy, 18 His Scheme of Comprehension, 19 Summoned to Attend the King, 20 Excuses himself, 21 Signs Paper of Advice, 23 His Interviews with the King, 30, 31–33 Denies Signing Invitation to William, 30, 31, note Mew’s Letters to him, 45, 56 His Discourse with Clarendon and Tenison, 65 Favours a Regency, 66–68, 82, 91 Refuses to Attend the Convention, 69 Reprimands his Chaplain for Praying for William and Mary, 2 Objects to Burnet being made Bishop of Salisbury, 85 Refuses to take Oath of Allegiance, 97 Favours Comprehension, 101, 108 Shuts himself up at Lambeth, 147 Lloyd’s Letters to him, 155, 165, 166, 169, 170, 189, 322 Ejected from Lambeth, 171 Retires to Freshingfield, 187 Suspected of Intrigues against William, 188 His Hatred against the Establishment, 189 Appoints Lloyd his Vicar in Ecclesiastical Matters, 189, 374 Last Days, 190 His Character, 191, 192, 308 A Tory, 195 Sanderson, 348, note Sawyer, Sir Robert, 156 Schomberg, Count of, 34 Scot, Dr., 132, 133 Scotland, 28 Scotch Bishops Send an Address to James II., 43 Constitutions for the Church of, 204, note Searle, 39, note Seymour, Sir Edward, 39, note, 64 Sharpe, Dean of Norwich, 101, 414 Proposes Tillotson as Prolocutor, 140 Made Archbishop of York, 306, 308 Objects to Religious Societies, 357, 362 Sheldon, Gilbert, 302 Sherlock, Dr. William, 68, 70, 158 A Nonjuror, 161 Change in his Opinions, _ib._ Takes the Oaths, 162 Outcries against him, 163 Takes part in the Trinitarian Controversy, 214–222 Shorter, Sir John, 429 Shower, Sir Bartholomew, 263, note Shower, John, 410 Shrewsbury, Duke of, 10, 83, 208, 363 His Letters to William III., 234, 237, 248 Fenwick’s Accusations against him, 235, 236 Shute, 365 Slingsbie, Sir Henry, 376 Smith, John, 300 Smithies, 356 Snatt, a Nonjuring Clergyman, 232, 233 Societies for Religious Purposes, their Origin and Development, 354–357 Advocated from the Pulpit, 361 S.P.C.K., 364 S.P.G., 369 Somers, Lord, 208, 363 Sophia, Princess, 250, 251 South, Dr. Robert, 160, 194, 223, note Joins in the Trinitarian Controversy, 216–221 Speke, 52, 54 Spinoza, 341