Sprat, Thomas, Bishop of Rochester, 23, 77, 270 Summoned to Attend the King, 20 Present at the Interview of the Bishops with the King, 31 Extract from his Account, 32, note Takes Part in Coronation, 99 An Ecclesiastical Commissioner, 126–128 Arrested on Charge of Conspiracy, 188 Exposes Falsehood of his Accusers, 189 His Want of Principle, 284 His Popularity as a Preacher, 310, 311 Stamford, Earl of, 105 Stancliffe, 59, 72 Standish, 392 Stanhope, Dr., 344 Sternhold, 324 Stillingfleet, Dean of St. Paul’s, 101, 122, 427 An Ecclesiastical Commissioner, 125, note, 131, 132 Bishop of Worcester, 195, 299, 308 His Writings, 299, 302 Bentley’s Patron, 342 Stratford, Nicholas, Bishop of Chester, 306, 308, 361 Stretton, Richard, 411 Strutwick, 176 Strype, John, 115, note, 316, 324, 365 Sunderland, Earl of, 20, note Swift, 265 Sylvester, Matthew, 179, 180, 410, 411 Symms, a Nonjuror, 376 Symons, 366 Synods, 268, 269, 285 Tallard, the French Ambassador, 244, note Tallents, Francis, 415 Tate, Nahum, 325 Taunton, Maids of, 38, note Taylor, Jeremy, Advocates Toleration, 116 Taylor, Nathaniel, 410 Temple, Sir William, 4, 265 Tenison, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln, 68, 101, 261, 381 His Interviews with Patrick, 13, 58 His Discourse with Sancroft and Clarendon at Lambeth, 65 His Library, 143 Made Archbishop of Canterbury, 195 His Funeral Sermon for Queen Mary, 196–199 Censured in a Letter supposed to have been Written by Ken, 200 Defended in another Letter, 201 Seeks Church Reform under Cover of Royal Authority, 203, 204 His Circular to his Bishops, 205 Appointed one of the Lords Justices, 206, 208 Urged to Plead with William for Fenwick’s Life, 239 His Pastoral Letter, 246 At Meetings of Convocation, 271, 277–281, 287–295 Presents an Address to William, 274 Prorogues Convocation, 276, 294 Attends William on his Death-bed, 295 His Character, 298, 308 One of Boyle’s Trustees, 341 His Interest in Foreign Missions, 369, 371 Test Act, 94 Thomas, Bishop of Worcester, 97, 128, 146, 308 Thomond, Earl of, 148, note Thoresby, Ralph, 322, 411, 412 Thorpe, Edmund, 415 Tillotson, John, 19, 101, 159, 181, 261, 353, 357 His Views on Comprehension, 122 His Committee, 124 An Ecclesiastical Commissioner, 129, 132, 133 Proposed as Prolocutor, 140 Rejected, _ib._ Made Archbishop of Canterbury, 162, 186 Account of him, 184–187 Seeks Church Reform under Cover of Royal Authority, 203, 204 His Archiepiscopal Career, 191, 203, 204 His Death and Character, 192, 382 His Writings, 193–195 A Latitudinarian, 192, 384 His Influence, 308 His Wig, 332